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ApeosPort-IV C5570/C4470/C3370/C2270
DocuCentre-IV C5570/C4470/C3370/C2270
Service Manual Ver.1.2
ApeosPort-IV C5570/4470/3370/2270
DocuCentre- IV C5570/C4470/C3370/C2270
Service Manual Ver.1.2
Issued : August. 2010
This service manual covers the following
models
FUJI XEROX Co. Ltd.
ApeosPort-IV C5570 / C4470 / C3370/C2270
DocuCentre-IV C5570 / C4470 / C3370/C2270

This PDF service manual supports the following
E-Doc service manual
Revision and Modification Information

When design changes or revisions relating to
this service manual occur, the overseas
technical information or overseas service
bulletin may be issued as supplementary
information
until
such
changes
are
accommodated in the updated version of this
service manual.
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h This service manual is issued intending use by
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FUJI XEROX Co. Ltd. Copying, transferring or
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h When a page becomes irrelevant (e.g.
superceded by a replacement page), destroy
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h Handle with care to avoid loss or damage of
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Edited by:
Important changes including
revisions of spare part numbers and

adjustment
specifications
must
immediately be reflected on the
respective pages of this manual.
Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd. CS Department TS Sectuon

KSP R&D Business Park Bldg
3-2-1, Sakado, Takatsu-ku, Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa, JAPAN 213-8508
TEL 044-812-7637
PRINTED IN JAPAN
0 Introduction
0.1 Getting to know this Service Manual ........................................................................
0.2 How to use the Service Manual................................................................................
0.3 Description for Terminology And Symbols ...............................................................
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0.1 Getting to know this Service Manual
0.2 How to use the Service Manual
[FX] This manual is used as the standard service manual for ApeosPort-IV/DocuCentre-IV C5570 /
C4470 / C3370 / C2270.
This manual describes the standard procedures for the servicing this product. Refer to Chapter 1 Service
Call Procedure for efficient and effective servicing during maintenance calls.
For more information on the following product options, please refer to the supplementary options service
manuals.
For more information on the options, refer to the options manual.
2.1 Contents of Manual

Options that can be connected to this product and the versions of the manuals that describe them:
This manual is divided into 9 chapters as described below.
Table 1
No
Option Name
Manual Name
Version
Finisher A
Finisher A Supplementary Service Manual
Ver1.5~
Finisher B1
Finisher B1 Supplementary Service Manual
Ver1.4~
Finisher C
Finisher C Supplementary Service Manual
Ver1.5~
2000HCF
2000HCF Supplementary Service Manual
Ver1.4~
Chapter 1 Service Call Procedure

This chapter describes the general work and servicing procedures for the maintenance of this
product.
Chapter 2 Troubleshooting
This chapter describes the troubleshooting procedures other than image quality troubleshooting for
this product.
Chapter 3 Image Quality Troubleshooting
Chapter 4 Disassembly/Assembly and Adjustment
This chapter describes the image quality troubleshooting procedures for this product.
A supplementary manual that deals with the Controller FIP in Chapter 2 for this product is also available.
However, the release (Ver 1) contents are the same as those that can be found in this manual.
This chapter describes the disassembly, assembly, adjustment and replacement procedures for
components of this product.
Table 2
Chapter 5 Parts List
Chapter 6 General
This chapter contains the spare parts information for this product.
No
Supplementary
Contents
Manual Name
Version
ESS related FIP
ESS FIP Common Supplementary Service Manual
Ver2.2~
This chapter contains the following information.

6.1 Specifications
6.2 Tools/Service Consumables/Consumables/Modifications
NOTE: The Ver No. of the above supplementary manual is the information at the release of this manual.
It will be updated to Ver 1.1, Ver 1.2, and so on when manuals for other machine types are issued. Make
sure to always update your manual to the latest version. The revised content consists of new IOT support
information and updates to existing information. Please use an updated manual.
Publication Comment Sheet
6.3 Service Data

6.4 Service Mode
6.5 Fax-related Information
Enter any comments and/or corrections regarding this service manual into the Publication Comment
Sheet, and send it to the following department.
Japan: CS Department TS Section
Chapter 7 Wiring Data

This chapter contains the information about the Wiring Connector List/Locations, the Wiring Data,
and the BSD for this machine.
Chapter 8 Accessories
Chapter 9 Installation & Removal
This chapter contains the information on related products.

This chapter contains the installation and removal procedures for this product and the options that
are specific to it.
Chapter 10 Mechanism & Functions Overview (not yet issued)
2.2 Information on Updating

This manual will be sent to each Service Center as specified below. Revisions must be incorporated
correctly to keep the manual up-to-date.
Updating Procedure:
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When the manual is updated, the issue number "Ver. 1" will be changed to Ver. 1.1, Ver. 1.2, and so
on.
Version 1.2

The terms and symbols used throughout this manual are explained here.
The terms and symbols used at the beginning of a text are defined as follows:
WARNING
Indicates an imminently hazardous situation, such as death or serious injury if operators do not
handle the machine correctly by disregarding the statement.
WARNING
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, such as death or serious injury if operators do not
CAUTION
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, such as injury or property damage if operators do not handle
the machine correctly by disregarding the statement.
Instruction: Used to alert you to a procedure which, if not strictly observed, could result in damage to the
machine or equipment.
NOTE: Used when work procedures and rules are emphasized.
NOTE:Used when other explanations are given.
Purpose
Used to describe the purposes of Adjustment and Troubleshooting.
REP: Indicates the disassembly/assembly procedure for reference.
ADJ: Indicates the adjustment procedure for reference.
PL: Indicates the parts list for reference.
Terminology
Table 1 Terminology
Terminology
Description
Assy
Means Assembly.
SLA
Means Selfoc Lens Assembly. (LED Printer exposure device)
IH
Means Induction Heating. The techonology used for heating in the Fuser
section. (IH Fuser)
TEC Value
Abbreviation of Typical Electricity Consumption, which means the standard

power consumption. Read as "tec".
Safety Critical Components (SCC)

For the safety control of the Safety Critical Components and the components specified, follow the
regulations regarding the Safety Critical Components set by Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd.
Important Information Stored Component (ISC)
This component stores all the important customer information that is input after the installation. When
performing replacement, follow the procedures in "Chapter 4 Disassembly/Assembly and Adjustment" to
replace/discard. Make absolutely sure that no customer information gets leaked outside.
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Chapter 1 Service Call Procedure
1 Service Call Procedure

1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
Before Starting the Servicing....................................................................................

Service Call Procedure.............................................................................................
Detailed Contents of the Service Call.......................................................................
TRIM Check List.......................................................................................................
Periodic Replacement Parts/Consumables List .......................................................
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1.1 Before Starting the Servicing
The customer or service personnel would not be exposed to any harmful laser during the usual
copying or scanning of documents. However, if a customer finds that the lamp that is used for
exposing documents is too bright when performing platen copy or scan, it is possible to block the
light from the platen glass by covering the portion of the platen document area that is usually not
used for copying or scanning documents.
1.1.1 Safety
To prevent any accident that may occur during a maintenance service, any warning or any caution
regarding the servicing must be strictly observed. Do not perform any hazardous operation.
12. Other Safety Precautions

1.
Power Supply
To prevent electrical shocks, burns, or injury, etc., be sure to switch OFF the machine and
disconnect the plug before starting the maintenance service. If the machine has to be switched ON,
such as when measuring the voltage, take extra care not to get an electrical shock.
2.
Drive Area
Never inspect, clear or lubricate the drive area such as chain belts, chain wheel or gears during the
machine operation.
3.
Heavy Parts
For safety, you should also pay attention to precautions other than the above items 1 to 11. Take
safety into full consideration in working, following <WORKING PRACTICES FOR ENGINEERS>
issued by FXAP EH&S (Environmental Health and Safety) department.
1.1.2 Other Precautions

Pay attention to the following when performing maintenance service to avoid wrong or redundant
servicing:
1.
Position you hip lower when removing or installing heavy parts as shown below.
4.
Safety Device
See that safety devices for preventing mechanical accidents, such as fuses, circuit breakers,
interlock switches, etc., and those for protecting customers from injury, such as panels and covers,
function properly. Modifications that hinder the function of any safety devices are strictly prohibited.
5.
2.
Installation and Adjustment

After the installation or adjustment is complete, check that no parts or tools are left inside or on the
assemblies before using the machine.
4.
Handling of replaced parts/consumables

Never discard parts and consumables replaced at the customer's site carelessly.
Specified Tools
Follow the instruction when a tool is specified.

7.
Disassembling
Make sure to check the assembled condition before removing parts or disassembling the machine.
3.
Installing and removing parts

The edge of parts and covers may be sharp, take care not to touch them. Be careful not to touch
those parts, and wipe off any oil that may have adhered to your fingers or hands before servicing.
When removing parts or cables, do not pull them out by force but remove them slowly.
6.
Reference Materials
Before performing maintenance servicing, read all relevant technical materials such as SB, FTI, or
FTO to make a systematic approach.
Cleaning the Toner and Developer

As the toner can be explosive, sweep or brush the spilled toner into a container for collecting the
sweepings.
Developer
(2)
Drum ERU/CRU
(3)
Waste Toner Container
(4)
IBT/Fuser
Put it in the drum package and affix the "U" sticker.
Do the same when cleaning the Developer because it also contains some toner.
Put the Waste Toner Container in a plastic bag and affix the "U" sticker on it.
Organic Solvents
When using an organic solvent such as the Drum Cleaner or Machine Cleaner, pay attention to the
following:
9.
(1)
Affix the "U" sticker on the collected plastic bag.
To clean away the remaining toner using a vacuum cleaner, always use an FX standard vacuum
cleaner that is toner-tolerant. Never use the customer's vacuum cleaner.
8.
If you have replaced the following consumables, affix the "U" sticker for the recyclable parts
and perform collection.
Ensure good ventilation in the room to prevent too much inhalation of solvent fumes.
Do not use heated solvent.
Keep it away from fire.
Wash your hands throughly after use.
Put the IBT/Fuser in the package and affix the "U" sticker.
Recyclable parts
Fill the necessary items in the "U -TAG" and perform collection.
5.
General Precautions
Take care not to disturb the customer's daily work.
Earthquake Preparedness Measures
If the customer requests for earthquake proofing, the Earthquake Preparedness Kit (ZB38) is
available.
Place a drip cloth or paper on the customer's floor when working on the machine because the
toner may dirty the floor and it is difficult to clean.
When discarding litter, consumables, parts and etc., put them in a plastic or paper bag and get
the customer's agreement to do so.
Record clearly the service details and the consumables and parts replaced at visit in the
Machine Service Log.
10. Modifications to the Machine

Before altering the machine, submit the irregular use license application.
11. Harmful Laser
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Caller ID Usage Precautions
1.1 Before Starting the Servicing

1.2 Service Call Procedure
1.2 Service Call Procedure
Depending on the settings at the sender, there may be cases when the Caller ID Info cannot be
recognized. In such cases, the Sort Feature will not work for the received document, and it will be
printed as is.
1.2.1 Initial Actions

1.
Ask the operator(s) about the machine condition.
Furthermore, a similar outcome may also happen when using the Sort Feature with modem dial-in.
2.
Record the billing meter readings.
3.
Inspect any error copies, then check the machine.
4.
Check the Service Log.
Handling of customer's electronic information - samples of copy/print/received fax (paper data), log
files (Activity Report), and etc.
Before you bring back any samples for the purpose of investigation/analysis, always obtain
permission from the customer. Make sure to assure them that the data will not be used for any other
purpose.
When requesting for a retrieval application from the customer, either use the "FX Data Security
Regulations: Annex 15 - Confidential Information/Personal Information Request Form (IS-019)" or
use a letterhead that has been specified by the customer to obtain their agreement.
2.
(1)
(2)
(3)
In case of replacements, transfer the data to the new PWB/HDD and make sure that all data in
the old components are thoroughly erased before disposing them. Make sure that no important
customer information gets leaked. (For details, refer to the preface in Chapter 4 and 5)
If a component was replaced and it was not found to be the cause of the malfunction, return it
to the machine it came from. (For components that were temporarily installed/removed for
troubleshooting, etc. clear the data using Diag etc.)
When unable to electrically erase the data in the HDD and the customer has requested for it,
destroy the HDD (charges applies).
5.
1.
2.
When connecting our company machine to the customer's network during maintenace, make sure
that you have gone through the person-in-charge to obtain permission from the customer's systems
administrator (or person-in-charge) before proceeding.
3.
4.
Troubleshoot on Level 2.
Make an A3 copy using the Test Chart (499T276) and check the copy quality.
Check the Drums, the IBT, and the Fuser Belt for damage.
Check the copy image quality for color balance (Y, M, C, K), color shift, uneven (color) density,
and low density reproduction failure.
Enter the UI Diag and check the following reports.

Press the [Machine Status] key -> "Machine Information" tab -> [Print Reports...] -> [CE...]
Table 1
Counter Report Names
Check Items
HFSI Report (Note)
Replace the parts whose expiration date is near/has passed.
Jam Counter
Check the items where paper jam occurs frequently.
Failure Counter
Check the items where failures occur frequently.
NOTE: When replacing parts that will incur cost to the customer, obtain the customer's agreement
before performing the replacement.
5.
Repair all the secondary problems.
6.
Perform TRIM servicing.
1.2.3 Actions to Take During SM

1.
Other things to take note when handling customer data

When handling customer data, you should also pay attention to precautions other than the above
items 1 to 4. Follow the "Excellence in Customer Information Asset Protection - Do it Now! Do it
Together!" issued by CS Department and ensure that customer data do not get leaked out when
servicing.
Troubleshoot on Level 1.
If there are no applicable items, troubleshoot by referring to the BSD.
Security related NVM values that were changed during maintenance.

If any security related NVM values, such as polling, were set for test purposes, make sure you
return them to their original values after the test. (E.g.: for the details on polling that is common to all
machine types, refer to FTO 2-202)
4.
1.2.2 Actions to Take During UM
Handling of a PWB/HDD, etc. that contains customer information.

Data such as Fax Address Numbers and URLs that are registered in the customer's machine are all
important customer information. These types of information are stored in the PWB/HDD, etc. within
the machine. Take extra care when handling them.
3.
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1.1.3 Things to Take Note When Handling Customer Information

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Enter the UI Diag and check the following reports.

Press the [Machine Status] key -> "Machine Information" tab -> [Print Reports...] -> [CE...]
Table 2
Counter Report Names
Check Items
HFSI Report (Note)
Replace the parts whose expiration date is near/has passed.
Jam Counter
Check the items where paper jam occurs frequently.
Failure Counter
Check the items where failures occur frequently.
NOTE: When replacing parts that will incur cost to the customer, obtain the customer's agreement
before performing the replacement.
3.
Perform TRIM servicing.
1.3 Detailed Contents of the Service Call

1.3.1 Initial Actions
1.
Ask the operator(s) about the machine condition.
1.2.4 Final Actions
How often and where do paper jams have been occurring recently
1.
Check overall operation/features.
How is the copy quality
2.
Check the machine exterior and consumables.
2.
Record the copy meter readings.
3.
Train the operator as required.
3.
Inspect any error copies, then check the machine.
4.
Complete the Service Log and Service Report.
4.
Check the print samples from previous service calls and the Service Log.
5.
Keep the copy samples with the Service Log.
1.3.2 Checking Reproducibility of Problem

1.
Check the problem status by carrying out Level 1 Troubleshooting in "Chapter 2 Troubleshooting".
2.
Perform the appropriate items in the Level 2 Troubleshooting in "Section 2 Troubleshooting".
3.
If there are no applicable items, troubleshoot by referring to "Chapter 9 BSD".
1.3.3 Checking Copy Quality

1.
1.3.4 TRIM Servicing Procedure

Perform TRIM servicing during a service call to maintain the machine performance.
1.
Follow the TRIM checklist to perform the required TRIM items. The following items must always be
performed during a service call.
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Check the Waste Toner Bottle
2.
Check for parts that require periodical cleaning/replacement (consumables, parts) by referring to the
Periodic Replacement Parts/Consumables List and the Report/List (HFSI Counter), and clean them
if necessary. Whenever a parts is replaced, make sure you also clear the counter of corresponding
item on the DC135 HFSI Counters Screen.
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1.4 TRIM Check List
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1.4 TRIM Check List
Table 1
No.
Servicing Items
Every
time
Safety Check
V: Perform checking. Clean, replace or supply if necessary.

O: Always perform checking and cleaning.
* : Always perform replacement service at the specified interval.
Table 1
Every
time
No.
Servicing Items
100K
Service Details
1.1
Pre-servicing Check
(Check the machine
operation)
Activate the machine and check that

abnormal noise is not heard.
1.2
Pre-servicing Check
(Output test patterns)
Use the Test Chart (499T276) to check

the copy quality.
Check for uneven density (low density
reproducibility), white spots, damaged
Drum/IBT Belt, and etc.
2.1
2.2
2.2
Clean the interior of the

machine
(Clean the paper
transport system)
Clean the DADF
Cleaning the IIT
Fuser Assy
3.2
IBT Cleaner
3.3
2nd BTR
Clean any paper dust and toner residue

in the paper path and on the jam
sensor.
Especially, clean the operation section

of the operator carefully.
Check and clean the MSI Feed Roll.
Clean the Nudger Roll, Retard Roll, and

Feed Roll.
3.1
Clean the CVT Glass, Platen Glass (Note 2),

and Platen Cushion.
Clean the Mylar, Lens, Light Guide (Note 3),
and Lamp Reflector.
Clean the Touch Panel: use soft cloth with
mild detergent or alcohol and wipe gently.
*
Check to see whether there are any

scratches or foreign substances on the
Fuser Belt and Belt surface. Replace
them if necessary.
Check the film seal and cleaning blade

for scratches or curling. Replace them if
necessary.
Visual check only. Do not touch directly

with your hand.
100K
Service Details
Make sure that the power plug is

plugged in properly.
Make sure that the power cords are not

cracked and no wires are exposed.
Make sure that no extension cord with

insufficient length or power cord outside
the specification, such as an off-theshelf power strip, is being used.
Make sure that a single socket does not

have multiple power plugs plugged into
it.
5.1
Post-servicing check
(Print Quality Check)
Print built-in test patterns to confirm that

the print quality satisfies the
specification.
5.2
(Check the machine
operation)
Check the paper feed and abnormal

noise.
5.3
(Check the meter)
Create the Service Log and Service

Report.
CAUTION
1) Do not touch the Drum of the Drum Cartridge, IBT Belt, BCR, and 2nd BTR directly with your hand.
2) Clean the Platen Glass using Platen Cleaner every 10K Feeds.
3) Do not wipe the IIT Exp Lamp Light Guide (made of acrylic) using alcohol.
1.5 Periodic Replacement Parts/Consumables List

Check the consumables and the parts that require periodical cleaning/replacement for the number of
copies, the number of revolution of the Drum/IBT Belt, and the number of field sheets at servicing. Clean
or replace them if necessary. Enter the Diag Mode and output the HFSI Report to check the history
(refer to "Service Mode" in Chapter 6).
Consumables
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CAUTION
Do not place the drawing materials such as toner, developer, and drum in the car for long periods of time.
NOTE: Clean the Platen Glass with a Platen Wax Cleaner (194D) every 10K Feeds.
Replacement ChainNo Parts/Consumables Name/PL No. Interval

Link No. Description
10
[2270 IOT]
Table 1
Drum Cartridge (Y, M, C)
Drum Cartridge (K)
Replacement ChainNo Parts/Consumables Name/PL No. Interval

Link No. Description
1
IIT Scan
956-802 Number of Scan
Document Feed No.

Nudger Roll (PL 51.12)
59K 31270
Feed Roll (PL 51.12)
59K 31270
Retard Roll (PL 51.14)
59K 61280
300,000
955-805 The DADF, Nudger, Feed, Retard

Roll needs to be replaced.
Clear the counter after
replacement.
IBT Belt (PL 6.3)

64K 92660
48,000,000
2nd BTR Unit (PL 14.2)

59K 53655
20,000,000
NOTE: Clean the Platen Glass with

a Platen Wax Cleaner (194D)
every 10K Feeds.
IBT Belt Cleaner Assembly (PL 6.1) 18,300,000

42K 93871
Fuser (PL 7.1)

126K 26034 (2270/3370)
126K 26694 (4470/5570)
[5570 IOT]
Drum Cartridge (K)
36,000,000
954-820 Counts up every 24 hours of IOT

ON time (seconds) or at Power
OFF.
136,000 cycle
Note 1
[3370 IOT]
Drum Cartridge (K)
MSI Feed Count
MSI Feed Roll (PL 13.3)
22K 74870
50,000
22K 74870
13
2 Tray Feed Count

300,000
Feed Roll/Nudger Roll/Retard

Roll
22K 74870
954-800 Count Condition

1 Feed = 1 Count Up
When replacing, replace all 3 at the
same time
1 Feed = 1 Count Up
same time
1 Feed = 1 Count Up
same time
3TM: PL 10.4
14
3 Tray Feed Count

300,000

Roll
22K 74870
Note 1: The drum cycle value is a

reference value. However, the Life
value of the Waste Toner Box and
Drum Cartridge at the right can
change greatly due to fluctuations
of the AMPV value.
15
4 Tray Feed Count

300,000

Roll
22K 74870

1 Feed = 1 Count Up
same time
136,000 cycle
Note 1
136,000 cycle Note 1

136,000 cycle
Note 1

of the AMPV value.
of the AMPV value.

1 Feed = 1 Count Up
same time
3TM: PL 10.8
16
Waste Toner Box (PL 8.2)
2270:46,000
3370:45,000
3371:45,000
4470:44,000
5570:44,000
When replacing the Waste Toner

Box, use the cleaner plate, which
can be found in the LPH Unit, to
clean the LPH.
17
Clean LPH Lens
Pull out the cleaner plate that is

attached to the LPH towards you to
clean it
18
Built-in Deodorant Filter*1
120,000
19
External Deodorant Filter*1
120,000
20
Suction Filter
120,000
136,000 cycle
Note 1
9
12

of the AMPV value.
3TM: PL 10.6
[4470 IOT]
Drum Cartridge (K)
1 Tray Feed Count

300,000

Roll (PL 9.5)
954-850 A4 (LEF): conversion value at 100
136,000 cycle
Note 1
8
136,000 cycle
Note 1
11

OFF.
OFF.
136,000 cycle Note 1
Standard for 4470/5570 only
*1: The Built-in Deodorant Filter is standard for 4470/5570 only in Japan. It is standard for all machines in
IBG. The replacement filters are supplied as spare parts.
Chapter 2 Troubleshooting
2 Troubleshooting
005-948 SS-Size Mismatch Jam On No Mix-Size..........................................................
2.1 Preface
CHAIN 10
2.1.1 How to Troubleshoot

2.1.1
2.1.2
2.1.3
2.1.4
How to Troubleshoot .............................................................................................

Glossary ................................................................................................................
How to use Controller FIP .....................................................................................
Controller Chain-Link No. Definition ......................................................................
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25
26
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2.2 Product FIP

2.2.1 IIT,IOTOption FIP
CHAIN 5
005-121
005-122
005-123
005-125
005-131
005-132
005-134
005-135
005-136
005-139
005-145
005-146
005-147
005-194
005-196
005-197
005-198
005-199
005-210
005-275
005-280
005-305
005-906
005-907
005-908
005-913
005-915
005-916
005-917
005-940
005-941
005-945
005-946
005-947
DADF Feed Out Sensor On Jam .....................................................................

DADF Simplex/Side 1 Pre Regi Sensor On Jam .............................................
DADF Simplex/Side 1 Regi Sensor On Jam ....................................................
DADF Regi Sensor Off Jam .............................................................................
DADF Invert Sensor On Jam (During Invert) ...................................................
DADF Invert Sensor On Jam ...........................................................................
DADF Inverter Sensor Off Jam (During Invert) ................................................
DADF Side 2 Pre Regi Sensor On Jam ..........................................................
DADF Side 2 Regi Sensor On Jam..................................................................
DADF Invert Sensor Off Jam ...........................................................................
DADF Regi Sensor Off Jam (Invert).................................................................
DADF Pre Regi Sensor Off Jam ......................................................................
DADF Pre Regi Sensor Off Jam (Invert) ..........................................................
Mixed Size Mismatch Jam ...............................................................................
Size Mismatch Jam On No Mix-Size................................................................
Prohibit Combine Size Jam..............................................................................
Too Short Size Jam..........................................................................................
Too Long Size Jam ..........................................................................................
DADF Download Fail........................................................................................
DADF RAM Test Fail........................................................................................
DADF EEPROM Fail ........................................................................................
DADF Feeder Cover Interlock Open (when running) .......................................
DADF Feed Out Sensor Static Jam .................................................................
DADF Pre Regi Sensor Static Jam ..................................................................
DADF Regi Sensor Static Jam.........................................................................
DADF Inverter Sensor Static Jam ....................................................................
DADF APS Sensor 1 Static Jam ......................................................................
DADF No Original ............................................................................................
Doc number of sheets is insufficient ................................................................
FS-Size Mismatch Jam On No Mix-Size or SS Mix-Size (Cont) ......................
SS-Size Mismatch Jam On No Mix-Size (Cont)...............................................
FS-Size Mismatch Jam On No Mix-Size or SS Mix-Size .................................
Version 1.2
47
29
30
31
32
32
33
33
34
34
35
35
36
36
37
37
38
38
39
39
40
40
41
41
42
42
43
43
44
44
45
45
46
46
47
010-330
010-360
010-361
010-362
010-363
010-364
010-367
010-368
010-369
010-370
010-371
010-372
010-373
010-374
010-375
010-376
010-377
010-378
010-379
010-380
010-381
010-382
010-398
010-420
010-421
Fuser Motor Fail ...............................................................................................

IH Driver Input High Voltage Fail......................................................................
IH Driver Input Low Voltage Fail ......................................................................
IH Driver Surge Fail..........................................................................................
IGBT Temperature High Fail ............................................................................
IGBT Temperature Sensor Fail ........................................................................
Input Low Current Fail......................................................................................
Encoder Pulse Fail ...........................................................................................
IH Driver Communication Fail ..........................................................................
IH Driver Freeze Fail ........................................................................................
Heat Belt STS Center Disconnection Fail ........................................................
Heat Roll STS Center Over Temperature Fail .................................................
Heat Belt STS Rear Disconnection Fail ...........................................................
Heat Belt STS Rear Over Temperature Fail ....................................................
Heat Belt STS Center Warm Up Time Fail.......................................................
Heat Belt STS Rear Warm Up Time Fail..........................................................
Fuser On Time Fail ..........................................................................................
Heat Belt Rotation Fail .....................................................................................
Fuser Hot Not Ready Return Time Fail............................................................
P/Roll Latch Motor Fail.....................................................................................
Fuser Assy Illegal Fail ......................................................................................
Fuser Thermostat Fail ......................................................................................
Fuser Fan Fail ..................................................................................................
Fuser Assembly Near Life Warning .................................................................
Fuser Assembly Life Over Warning .................................................................
49
49
50
50
51
51
52
52
53
53
54
54
55
55
56
56
57
57
58
58
59
60
60
61
61
CHAIN 41
041-310 IM Logic Fail.....................................................................................................
041-316 IH Driver Interface Fail .....................................................................................
041-317 MCU IH Interface Fail.......................................................................................
041-325 MCU PWB F2 Blows ........................................................................................
041-326 MCU PWB F3 Blows ........................................................................................
041-327 MCU PWB F4 Blows ........................................................................................
041-328 MCU PWB F5 Blows ........................................................................................
041-340 MCU Nvm (EEPROM) Data Fail ......................................................................
041-341 MCU NVM (EEPROM) Access Fail...................................................................
041-342 MCU Nvm (EEPROM) Buffer Fail ....................................................................
041-345 MD PWB F2 Blows...........................................................................................
041-346 (2270/3370) MD PWB F3 Blows ......................................................................
041-347 Serial I/O Fail ...................................................................................................
041-348 (4470/5570) MD PWB F4 Blows ......................................................................
041-349 MD PWB F6 Blows...........................................................................................
041-350 MD PWB F7 Blows...........................................................................................
2010/08
2-1
63
63
64
64
65
65
66
66
67
67
68
68
69
69
70
70
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
041-351
041-352
041-353
041-354
041-355
041-356
041-357
041-358
041-359
041-360
041-361
041-368
041-369
MD Detect Fail..................................................................................................
MD PWB F5 Blows...........................................................................................
MD PWB F8 Blows...........................................................................................
MD PWB F9 Blows...........................................................................................
MD PWB F10 Blows.........................................................................................
MD PWB F11 Blows.........................................................................................
MD PWB F12 Blows.........................................................................................
MD PWB F13 Blows.........................................................................................
MD PWB F14 Blows.........................................................................................
MD PWB F15 Blows.........................................................................................
MD PWB F16 Blows.........................................................................................
MCU-SW Firmware Mismatch..........................................................................
MD Type Mismatch ..........................................................................................
71
71
72
72
73
73
74
74
75
75
76
76
77
CHAIN 42
042-320 (2270/3370) Drum Y, M, C Motor Fail ..............................................................
042-320 (4470/5570) Drum Y, M, C Motor Fail ..............................................................
042-323 Drum K Motor Fail ............................................................................................
042-324 IBT Motor Fail...................................................................................................
042-325 Main Motor Fail.................................................................................................
042-330 IH Exhaust Fan Fail..........................................................................................
042-332 IH Intake Fan Fail .............................................................................................
042-334 (2270/3370) IBT Fan Fail .................................................................................
042-335 (4470/5570) Process 1 Fan Fail .......................................................................
042-336 Process 2 Fan Fail ...........................................................................................
042-337 NOHAD Logic Fail ............................................................................................
042-338 LVPS Front Fan Fail.........................................................................................
042-340 (4470/5570) Cartridge Fan Fail ........................................................................
042-341 M HVPS Fan Fail..............................................................................................
042-342 (4470/5570) Suction Fan Fail ...........................................................................
042-343 (3370/4470/5570) Rear Bottom Fan Fail..........................................................
042-344 (4470/5570) C Exhaust Fan Fail ......................................................................
042-400 Deodorant Filter Life End .................................................................................
042-604 NOHAD Temperature Sensor Fail....................................................................
042-605 (2270/3370) Drive Fan Fail...............................................................................
042-609 (4470/5570) LH Fan Fail ..................................................................................
79
79
80
80
81
82
82
83
83
84
84
85
85
86
86
87
87
88
88
89
89
CHAIN 45
045-310
045-311
045-312
045-313
045-321
045-322
045-331
045-332
045-350
045-351
045-352
045-370
045-371
045-372
Image Ready NG..............................................................................................

Controller Communication Fail .........................................................................
Drive Logic Fail.................................................................................................
ENG_LOGIC_FAIL...........................................................................................
MK_Panel_NG .................................................................................................
MK_Pitch_NG...................................................................................................
MK_MKIF_MSG_Reject ...................................................................................
MK_MMIF_MSG_Reject ..................................................................................
MK_Emergency_Over_Wait.............................................................................
MK_Emergency_No_Timer ..............................................................................
MK_Emergency_Enforced_Stop ......................................................................
LPH Power On Fail Multi ..................................................................................
LPH Download Data Fail Multi .........................................................................
LPH Mismatch Fail Multi...................................................................................
2010/08
2-2
91
91
92
92
93
93
94
94
95
95
96
96
97
97
Version 1.2
045-373
045-374
045-375
045-376
LPH Read Fail Multi .........................................................................................

LPH Write Fail Multi .........................................................................................
LPH Act Fail Multi ............................................................................................
LPH PLL Lock Fail Multi...................................................................................
98
98
99
100
CHAIN 47
047-211
047-212
047-213
047-216
047-217
047-320
Exit 1 OCT Home Fail ......................................................................................

Exit 2 OCT Home Fail ......................................................................................
Finisher Kind Mismatch....................................................................................
Finisher Communication Fail ...........................................................................
Feeder Communication Fail .............................................................................
ALL Destination Tray Broken ...........................................................................
101
101
102
102
103
103
CHAIN 61
061-350
061-351
061-352
061-353
061-354
061-355
061-356
061-357
061-358
061-359
061-360
061-361
061-362
061-363
061-364
061-365
061-366
061-367
061-368
061-369
061-370
061-371
061-372
061-373
061-374
061-375
061-376
061-377
061-378
061-379
061-384
061-385
061-386
061-387
061-388
061-389
061-390
061-391
LPH Power On Fail Y.......................................................................................

LPH Power On Fail M ......................................................................................
LPH Power On Fail C.......................................................................................
LPH Power On Fail K.......................................................................................
LPH Download Data Fail Y ..............................................................................
LPH Download Data Fail M..............................................................................
LPH Download Data Fail C ..............................................................................
LPH Download Data Fail K ..............................................................................
LPH Mismatch Fail Y .......................................................................................
LPH Mismatch Fail M.......................................................................................
LPH Mismatch Fail C .......................................................................................
LPH Mismatch Fail K .......................................................................................
LPH Read Fail Y ..............................................................................................
LPH Read Fail M..............................................................................................
LPH Read Fail C ..............................................................................................
LPH Read Fail K ..............................................................................................
LPH Write Fail Y ..............................................................................................
LPH Write Fail M..............................................................................................
LPH Write Fail C ..............................................................................................
LPH Write Fail K ..............................................................................................
LPH Act Fail Y..................................................................................................
LPH Act Fail M .................................................................................................
LPH Act Fa1il C ...............................................................................................
LPH Act Fail K..................................................................................................
LPH Chip Fail Y ...............................................................................................
LPH Chip Fail M...............................................................................................
LPH Chip Fail C ...............................................................................................
LPH Chip Fail K ...............................................................................................
LPH Ltrg Fail Y.................................................................................................
LPH Ltrg Fail M ................................................................................................
LPH Ltrg Fail C ................................................................................................
LPH Ltrg Fail K.................................................................................................
LPH PLL Lock Fail Y........................................................................................
LPH PLL Lock Fail M .......................................................................................
LPH PLL Lock Fail C........................................................................................
LPH PLL Lock Fail K........................................................................................
LPH FFC Connect Posi Fail Y .........................................................................
LPH FFC Connect Posi Fail M.........................................................................
105
105
106
106
107
107
108
108
109
109
110
110
111
111
112
112
113
114
114
115
116
116
117
117
118
118
119
119
120
120
121
121
122
122
123
123
124
124
061-392
061-393
061-394
061-395
061-396
061-397
061-398
061-399
061-610
061-611
LPH FFC Connect Posi Fail C .........................................................................

LPH FFC Connect Posi Fail K..........................................................................
LPH FFC Connect Nega Fail Y ........................................................................
LPH FFC Connect Nega Fail M .......................................................................
LPH FFC Connect Nega Fail C........................................................................
LPH FFC Connect Nega Fail K ........................................................................
BITZ1 Initialize Fail...........................................................................................
BITZ2 Initialize Fail...........................................................................................
Bitz1 CONTIF Fail ............................................................................................
Bitz2 CONTIF Fail ............................................................................................
125
125
126
126
127
127
128
128
129
129
CHAIN 62
062-277 IPS-DADF Communication Fail........................................................................
062-300 Platen Interlock Open.......................................................................................
062-310 IIT-ESS Communication Fail............................................................................
062-311 IIT Software Logic Fail .....................................................................................
062-330 GAPWM Hard Fail............................................................................................
062-341 (2270/3370) GAP PWB Configuration Fail.......................................................
062-342 CCD PWB Configuration Fail ...........................................................................
062-345 IIT EEPROM Fail (IIT) ......................................................................................
062-360 Carriage Position Fail.......................................................................................
062-362 X Hard Fail .......................................................................................................
062-371 Lamp Illumination Fail ......................................................................................
062-380 Platen AGC Fail ...............................................................................................
062-386 Platen AOC Fail ...............................................................................................
062-389 Carriage Over Run Fail ....................................................................................
062-392 IIT Memory Fail ................................................................................................
062-393 CCD PWB Sync Signal Fail .............................................................................
062-395 (2270/3370) Trans PWB Power Cable Connection Fail...................................
062-395 (4470/5570) Trans PWB Power Cable Connection Fail...................................
062-396 CCD Cable Connection Fail .............................................................................
062-397 IIT-Cont Video Cable Connection Fail..............................................................
062-398 IIT-Cont I/O Cable Connection Fail ..................................................................
062-790 X- Recognition Fail...........................................................................................
131
131
132
132
133
134
135
135
136
137
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
144
145
145
146
Regi Sensor On Jam (Tray1/2/3/4) ..................................................................

Tray 1 Lift Up Fail.............................................................................................
Tray 1 Paper Size Sensor Broken....................................................................
Tray 1 Lift Up NG .............................................................................................
Tray 2 Miss Feed .............................................................................................
Feed Out Sensor 2 On Jam (Tray 3/4).............................................................
Tray 2 Lift Up Fail.............................................................................................
Tray 2 Paper Size Sensor Broken....................................................................
Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor Static Jam.................................................................
Tray 2 Lift Up NG .............................................................................................
Version 1.2
169
170
170
171
CHAIN 77
078-xxx HCF Related Fault ............................................................................................
CHAIN 73
073-101 (2270/3370) Tray 3 Miss Feed .........................................................................
MSI Miss Feed .................................................................................................

MSI Feed Out Sensor Off Jam.........................................................................
Regi Sensor On Jam (MSI) ..............................................................................
MSI Nudger Up Down Fail ...............................................................................
157
CHAIN 72
072-101
072-102
072-210
072-212
072-900
072-940
163
164
165
166
166
167
CHAIN 75
075-100
075-103
075-135
075-212
151
152
153
154
154
155
147
147
148
149
158
159
159
160
161
161
CHAIN 74
074-101 (2270/3370) Tray 4 Miss Feed .........................................................................
074-101 (4470/5570) Tray 4 Miss Feed .........................................................................
074-210 Tray 4 Lift Up Fail.............................................................................................
074-212 Tray 4 Paper Size Sensor Broken....................................................................
074-900 Tray 4 Feed Out Sensor Static Jam.................................................................
074-940 Tray 4 Lift Up NG .............................................................................................
077-101
077-103
077-104
077-105
077-106
077-109
077-110
077-130
077-131
077-211
077-212
077-214
077-215
077-300
077-301
077-305
077-307
077-308
077-314
077-320
077-602
077-900
077-901
077-902
077-903
077-907
CHAIN 71
071-105
071-210
071-212
071-940
073-101 (4470/5570) Tray 3 Miss Feed .........................................................................

073-102 Feed Out Sensor 3 On Jam (Tray 4)................................................................
073-210 Tray 3 Lift Up Fail.............................................................................................
073-212 Tray 3 Paper Size Sensor Broken....................................................................
073-900 Tray 3 Feed Out Sensor Static Jam.................................................................
073-940 Tray 3 Lift Up NG .............................................................................................
Regi Sensor Off Jam........................................................................................

Exit Sensor 1 Off Jam ......................................................................................
Exit Sensor 1 Off Jam (Too Short) ...................................................................
Exit Sensor 2 Off Jam ......................................................................................
Exit Sensor 1 On Jam ......................................................................................
Exit Sensor 2 On Jam ......................................................................................
POB Sensor On Jam........................................................................................
Regi Sensor On Jam (Duplex Direct)...............................................................
Duplex Wait Sensor On Jam............................................................................
Tray Module Kind Mismatch.............................................................................
Tray Module Reset Fail ....................................................................................
Tray Module Logic Fail.....................................................................................
Tray Module Communication Fail ....................................................................
Front Cover Interlock Open..............................................................................
L/H Cover Interlock Open.................................................................................
Tray Module L/H Cover Open ..........................................................................
Duplex Cover Open..........................................................................................
L/H High Cover Open.......................................................................................
P/H Module Logic Fail ......................................................................................
All Feed Tray Broken .......................................................................................
Transparency Sensor Fail ................................................................................
Regi Sensor Static Jam....................................................................................
Exit Sensor 1 Static Jam ..................................................................................
Exit Sensor 2 Static Jam ..................................................................................
POB Sensor Static Jam ...................................................................................
Duplex Wait Sensor Static Jam........................................................................
173
173
174
174
175
175
176
176
177
177
178
178
179
179
180
180
181
181
182
182
183
183
184
184
185
185
CHAIN 78
2010/08
2-3
187
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
CHAIN 89
089-600
089-601
089-603
089-604
089-606
089-607
089-609
089-610
089-612
089-613
089-615
089-616
089-617
089-625
089-626
089-627
089-628
RC Sample Lateral Fail-A1...............................................................................

RC Sample Block Fail-A1-In.............................................................................
RC Sample Block Fail-A1-Out..........................................................................
RC Sample Block Fail-B-#1-In .........................................................................
RC Sample Block Fail-B-#1-Out.......................................................................
RC Data Over Flow Fail ...................................................................................
RC Lead Regi Over Range Fail........................................................................
RC Data Linearity Fail Y...................................................................................
RC Data Linearity Fail M ..................................................................................
RC Data Linearity Fail C...................................................................................
RC Data Linearity Fail K...................................................................................
189
189
190
190
191
192
193
194
195
196
197
198
199
200
200
201
201
CHAIN 91
091-313
091-400
091-401
091-402
091-407
091-411
091-417
091-421
091-427
091-431
091-437
091-480
091-481
091-482
091-910
091-911
091-913
091-914
091-915
091-916
091-917
091-918
091-919
091-921
091-927
091-928
091-929
091-940
091-941
091-942
091-943
CRUM ASIC Communication Fail ....................................................................

Waste Toner Bottle Near Full ...........................................................................
Drum Cartridge K Near Life..............................................................................
Drum Cartridge K Life Over..............................................................................
DRUM K CRUM Trouble Info ...........................................................................
Drum Cartridge Y Near Life..............................................................................
DRUM Y CRUM Trouble Info ...........................................................................
Drum Cartridge M Near Life .............................................................................
DRUM M CRUM Trouble Info...........................................................................
Drum Cartridge C Near Life..............................................................................
DRUM C CRUM Trouble Info ...........................................................................
Drum Cartridge Y Life Over..............................................................................
Drum Cartridge M Life Over .............................................................................
Drum Cartridge C Life Over..............................................................................
Waste Toner Bottle Not In Position ..................................................................
Waste Toner Bottle Full....................................................................................
Drum Cartridge K Life End ...............................................................................
Drum CRUM K Communication Fail.................................................................
Drum CRUM K Data Broken ............................................................................
Drum CRUM K Data Mismatch ........................................................................
Drum CRUM Y Communication Fail.................................................................
Drum CRUM M Communication Fail ................................................................
Drum CRUM C Communication Fail ................................................................
Drum CRUM K Not In Position .........................................................................
Drum CRUM Y Not In Position .........................................................................
Drum CRUM M Not In Position ........................................................................
Drum CRUM C Not In Position.........................................................................
Drum CRUM Y Data Broken ............................................................................
Drum CRUM C Data Broken ............................................................................
Drum CRUM C Data Broken ............................................................................
Drum CRUM Y Data Mismatch ........................................................................
2010/08
2-4
203
203
204
204
205
205
206
206
207
207
208
208
209
209
210
210
211
211
212
212
213
213
214
214
215
215
216
216
217
217
218
Version 1.2
091-944 Drum CRUM M Data Mismatch .......................................................................
091-945 Drum CRUM C Data Mismatch ........................................................................
218
219
CHAIN 92
092-312
092-313
092-314
092-315
092-649
092-650
092-651
092-657
092-658
092-659
092-660
092-661
092-662
092-665
092-666
092-667
092-668
092-670
092-671
092-672
092-673
092-675
092-676
092-677
092-678
ATC Fail [Y]......................................................................................................

ATC Fail [M] .....................................................................................................
ATC Fail [C] .....................................................................................................
ATC Fail [K]......................................................................................................
ADC Shutter Open Fail ....................................................................................
ADC Shutter Close Fail....................................................................................
ADC Sensor Fail ..............................................................................................
ATC Amplitude Fail [Y].....................................................................................
ATC Amplitude Fail [M] ....................................................................................
ATC Amplitude Fail [C] ....................................................................................
ATC Amplitude Fail [K].....................................................................................
Temperature Sensor Fail .................................................................................
Humidity Sensor Fail........................................................................................
ATC Average Fail [Y] .......................................................................................
ATC Average Fail [M].......................................................................................
ATC Average Fail [C] .......................................................................................
ATC Average Fail [K] .......................................................................................
ADC Patch Fail [Y] ...........................................................................................
ADC Patch Fail [M] ..........................................................................................
ADC Patch Fail [C]...........................................................................................
ADC Patch Fail [K] ...........................................................................................
ADC Mini Setup Fail [Y] ...................................................................................
ADC Mini Setup Fail [M]...................................................................................
ADC Mini Setup Fail [C] ...................................................................................
ADC Mini Setup Fail [K] ...................................................................................
221
221
222
222
223
223
224
224
225
225
226
226
227
227
228
228
229
229
230
230
231
231
232
232
233
CHAIN 93
093-314 Y Disp Motor Fail .............................................................................................
093-315 M Disp Motor Fail .............................................................................................
093-316 C Disp Motor Fail .............................................................................................
093-317 K Disp Motor Fail .............................................................................................
093-324 (4470/5570) Deve Y, M, C Motor Fail ..............................................................
093-400 K Toner Cartridge Near Empty ........................................................................
093-406 K Toner Cartridge Pre Near Empty ..................................................................
093-407 Y Toner Cartridge Pre Near Empty ..................................................................
093-408 M Toner Cartridge Pre Near Empty .................................................................
093-409 C Toner Cartridge Pre Near Empty..................................................................
093-423 Y Toner Cartridge Near Empty ........................................................................
093-424 M Toner Cartridge Near Empty ........................................................................
093-425 C Toner Cartridge Near Empty ........................................................................
093-426 TONER K CRUM Trouble Info .........................................................................
093-427 TONER Y CRUM Trouble Info .........................................................................
093-428 TONER M CRUM Trouble Info ........................................................................
093-429 TONER C CRUM Trouble Info .........................................................................
093-912 K Toner Cartridge Empty .................................................................................
093-916 Toner K CRUM Not In Position ........................................................................
093-924 Toner K CRUM Communication Fail................................................................
093-925 Toner K CRUM Data Broken Fail.....................................................................
235
235
236
236
237
237
238
238
239
239
240
240
241
241
242
242
243
243
244
244
245
093-926
093-941
093-942
093-943
093-950
093-951
093-952
093-960
093-961
093-962
093-970
093-971
093-972
Toner K CRUM Data Mismatch Fail.................................................................

Toner M CRUM Communication Fail ...............................................................
Toner C CRUM Communication Fail................................................................
Toner Y CRUM Communication Fail................................................................
Toner Y CRUM Data Broken Fail.....................................................................
Toner M CRUM Data Broken Fail ....................................................................
Toner C CRUM Data Broken Fail.....................................................................
Toner Y CRUM Data Mismatch Fail.................................................................
Toner M CRUM Data Mismatch Fail ................................................................
Toner C CRUM Data Mismatch Fail.................................................................
Toner Y CRUM Not In Position ........................................................................
Toner M CRUM Not In Position........................................................................
Toner C CRUM Not In Position ........................................................................
245
246
246
247
247
248
248
249
249
250
250
251
251
OF-06
OF-07
OF-08
OF-09
OF-10
OF-11
OF-12
OF-13
OF-14
OF-15
OF-30
OF-31
OF-32
OF-33
253
253
254
254
255
255
256
256
257
2.3.2 Controller FIP
CHAIN 94
094-300
094-320
094-323
094-417
094-418
094-419
094-420
094-421
094-422
IBT Front Cover Open......................................................................................

1st BTR Contact/Retract Fail ...........................................................................
2nd BTR Contact/Retract Fail ..........................................................................
IBT Unit Near End Warning..............................................................................
IBT CLN Unit Near End Warning .....................................................................
2nd BTR Unit Near End Warning .....................................................................
IBT Unit End Warning ......................................................................................
IBT CLN Unit End Warning ..............................................................................
2nd BTR Unit End Warning..............................................................................
2.2.2 Other FIP

2.2.2.1 AC Power FIP.....................................................................................................
2.2.2.2 STBY+5VDC Power FIP.....................................................................................
2.2.2.3 +5VDC Power FIP ..............................................................................................
2.2.2.4 (2270/3370) +24VDC Power FIP........................................................................
2.2.2.4 (4470/5570) +24VDC Power FIP........................................................................
2.2.2.5 Image Log Failure FIP........................................................................................
259
259
260
260
261
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2.2.3 Generic FIP

2.2.3.1
2.2.3.2
2.2.3.3
2.2.3.4
2.2.3.5
2.2.3.6
2.2.3.7
2.2.3.8
Reflective Sensor Failure FIP.............................................................................

Permeable Sensor Failure FIP ...........................................................................
Switch (Normal/Open) Failure FIP .....................................................................
Solenoid/Clutch Not Energized Failure FIP........................................................
Solenoid/Clutch Left Energized Failure FIP .......................................................
Motor Does Not Rotate Failure FIP ....................................................................
Motor Left Running Failure FIP ..........................................................................
NIP/RELEASE SOLENOID Not Energized Failure FIP......................................
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2.3 All Controller FIP

2.3.1 OF-xxx FIP
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OF-02
OF-03
OF-04
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Common System Fail..........................................................................................

HDD System Fail.................................................................................................
NET/USB System Fail.........................................................................................
Panel System Fail ...............................................................................................
IIT System Fail ....................................................................................................
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FAX System Fail .................................................................................................
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Common Job Fail ................................................................................................
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HDD Job Fail.......................................................................................................
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FAX Job Fail........................................................................................................
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033-363 Fail ........................................................................................................
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016-782 / 016-784 Fail ........................................................................................
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FAX Card Fail......................................................................................................
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NET Job Fail .......................................................................................................
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[No Error Code] (No problems during service call) .............................................
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[No Error Code] (Problem: "Does not start up at power ON" error can be reproduced.)275
[No Error Code] (Problem: "Does not return from Power Save" error can be reproduced.)275
[No Error Code] (Problem: "Remained in 'Copying...' or 'Printing...'" error can be reproduced.)276
002-xxx FIP
002-500 UI error .............................................................................................................
002-770 JT Processing - HD Full ...................................................................................
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IIT extension memory capacity is insufficient...................................................

IIT CDI I/F Mismatch ........................................................................................
IITsc Soft Fail ...................................................................................................
IITsc Video Driver Detection Fail......................................................................
IISS-ESS Communication Fail 1 ......................................................................
IISS-ESS Communication Fail 10 ....................................................................
IISS_ESS X Hotline Fail PowerOn...................................................................
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003-345 X PIO Unmatch Fail 1.......................................................................................
003-346 X PIO Unmatch Fail 2.......................................................................................
003-700 Returned a lot of Documents error ...................................................................
003-701 Duplication prevention code detect ..................................................................
003-702 Different magnification, for surface and back of a document ..........................
003-750 Book Duplex-Insufficient Docs .........................................................................
003-751 Under PANTHER Capacity (Scan)...................................................................
003-752 Cannot scan 600DPI ........................................................................................
003-753 Cannot scan over 300DPI ................................................................................
003-754 S2X recoverable error ......................................................................................
003-755 S2X command error .........................................................................................
003-756 S2X command error .........................................................................................
003-760 Scan Settings Error ..........................................................................................
003-761 Incorrect Paper Tray Size.................................................................................
003-763 Adjustment Chart Not Found............................................................................
003-764 Document insufficient (image overlay) .............................................................
003-780 Scan Image Compression Error .......................................................................
003-795 AMS Limit Error ................................................................................................
003-931 Cannot scan over 400DPI .................................................................................
003-932 Cannot scan 600DPI ........................................................................................
003-933 Next Documents Cannot scan over 300DPI.....................................................
003-940 DAM memory insufficient .................................................................................
003-941 Page memory insufficient .................................................................................
003-942 Document size Auto Detect error .....................................................................
003-944 Image repeat count fail.....................................................................................
003-946 Every direction difference (Copy APS).............................................................
003-947 Return Documents counts error .......................................................................
003-948 Return Documents mismatch ...........................................................................
003-951 1job max page over..........................................................................................
003-952 Return Documents Color mismatch .................................................................
003-955 Documents size exchange error.......................................................................
003-956 Documents size unknown error........................................................................
003-963 No APS object Tray..........................................................................................
003-965 ATS/APS No Paper (IITsc Detect) ...................................................................
003-966 ATS/APS No Destination (IITsc) ......................................................................
003-967 DADF APS No Destination...............................................................................
003-968 Punch position error .........................................................................................
003-969 Punch size error ...............................................................................................
003-970 FAX Line Memory Overflow .............................................................................
003-971 prevention code detect with the right to cancel ................................................
003-972 Maximum Stored Page Over Flow ...................................................................
003-973 Every direction difference.................................................................................
003-974 Next Original Specification ...............................................................................
003-976 FAX Line Memory Overflow (N up) ..................................................................
003-977 Document Miss Match (Multi Scan)..................................................................
003-978 Color Document Miss Mutch (Multi Scan) ........................................................
003-980 Staple position error .........................................................................................
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003-982 IITsc HDD access error....................................................................................
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005-xxx FIP
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005-940
005-941
005-942
005-945
005-946
005-947
005-948
Write to DADF-ROM error detection (During DLD method) .............................

DADF No Original ............................................................................................
Doc number of sheets is insufficient ................................................................
Doc fault loading on DADF ..............................................................................
Document guide set mistake............................................................................
Manuscript reading equipment obstacle detection...........................................
Document guide set mistake 2.........................................................................
Manuscript reading equipment obstacle detection...........................................
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007-xxx FIP
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007-959
007-960
007-969
SMH size mismatch .........................................................................................

OHP kind mismatch (Not white frame OHP) ....................................................
Paper kind mismatch .......................................................................................
CentreTray full stack ........................................................................................
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011-xxx FIP
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011-942
011-943
011-944
011-945
011-946
011-947
011-948
011-949
011-950
MBX #01 Bin Full Stack ...................................................................................

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012-xxx FIP
012-500
012-911
012-914
012-965
012-966
012-969
Write to Finisher/MACS-ROM error detection (During DLD method)..............

Stacker Lower Safety.......................................................................................
Stacker Tray Staple Set Over Count................................................................
Stapler Pin near empty ....................................................................................
Scratch Sheet Compile ....................................................................................
IOT Center Tray Full ........................................................................................
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016-xxx FIP
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016-211
016-212
016-213
016-214
016-215
016-216
016-217
016-218
016-219
016-220
016-221
016-222
SW Option Fail (HDD Not Exist) ......................................................................

SW Option Fail (SysMemory Low) ...................................................................
SW Option Fail (Page Memory Low) ...............................................................
SW Option Fail (Printer CARD Not Exist) ........................................................
SW Option Fail (Fax CARD Not Exist) .............................................................
SW Option Fail (JPEG boad Not Exist)............................................................
SW Option Fail (ExtMemory Not Exist) ............................................................
SW Option Fail (Controller ROM not Printer kit) ..............................................
PS KIT Not Exist for XDOD..............................................................................
License is required (Printer Kit)........................................................................
S2X unrecoverable error ..................................................................................
S2X communication error ................................................................................
S2X self-diag error ...........................................................................................
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016-224
016-225
016-226
016-227
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016-229
016-230
016-231
016-232
016-233
016-234
016-235
016-236
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S2X SDRAM Error ...........................................................................................

S2X PCI Reg Error...........................................................................................
S2X ROM CheckSum Error .............................................................................
S2X IIT Connection Error .................................................................................
S2X DDR Error.................................................................................................
S2X Image Processing Error............................................................................
SW Option Fail (FCW-UI Not Exist) .................................................................
License is required (PS ImageLog Kit).............................................................
SW Option Fail (Image Ext PWB Not Exist).....................................................
MRC HW Initialize Error ...................................................................................
SW Option Fail (USB Host Not Exist) ..............................................................
XCP Out of Memory Error ................................................................................
XCP Internal Error............................................................................................
XCP not active .................................................................................................
Auth plugin not active.......................................................................................
Custom svc not active ......................................................................................
Auth contents not exist.....................................................................................
S2X NVM CheckSum Fail ................................................................................
SW Option Fail (SIP_FAX Not Exist) ...............................................................
ssmm Job Log Full ...........................................................................................
No Scanner that Should Be..............................................................................
SW Option Fail (Hybrid WaterMark Not Exist) .................................................
Hybrid WaterMark setting mismatch ................................................................
SW Option Fail (Hybrid WaterMark Not Exist) .................................................
IIT Interface Fail ...............................................................................................
Page Memory Not Detected.............................................................................
Page Memory Broken- Standard......................................................................
Page Memory Broken- Option..........................................................................
Long Boot Diag IIT Interface Fail .....................................................................
Document Formatter Fatal Error ......................................................................
Fax Module Error .............................................................................................
JBA Account Full..............................................................................................
B-Formatter Fatal Error ....................................................................................
Scheduled Image Overwrite.............................................................................
Using Personal Certificate................................................................................
Cont-UI Cable Connection Fail ........................................................................
BackPlane Connection Fail ..............................................................................
Cont-MCU Cable Connection Fail....................................................................
Long Boot Diag Page Memory Not Detected Fail ............................................
Cont System Memory Fail-1.............................................................................
Long Boot Diag Page Memory Broken Standard Fail ......................................
Long Boot Diag Page Memory Broken Option Fail ..........................................
Cont ProgramROM Fail-1 ................................................................................
Cont FontROM Fail-1 .......................................................................................
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016-453
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Cont RTC Fail ..................................................................................................
Long Boot Diag Timer Fail ...............................................................................
Cont NV-Memory Fail.......................................................................................
Cont PageMemory Fail ....................................................................................
Cont PageMemory Fail-2 .................................................................................
Cont SEEP-ROM Fail-1 ...................................................................................
Cont SEEP-ROM Fail-2 ...................................................................................
Cont UI Fail-1 ...................................................................................................
Cont UI Fail-2 ...................................................................................................
Cont LyraCard Fail ...........................................................................................
Cont USB2.0 Host Fail .....................................................................................
Cont USB2.0 Device Fail .................................................................................
Cont HDD Fail-1...............................................................................................
Cont HDD Fail-2...............................................................................................
Cont Torino Fail................................................................................................
Cont S2X PWB Fail..........................................................................................
Cont Fail...........................................................................................................
Cont USB1.1 Host Fail .....................................................................................
Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-A............................................................................
Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-B............................................................................
Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-C ...........................................................................
Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-D ...........................................................................
Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-E............................................................................
Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-F............................................................................
Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-G ...........................................................................
Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-H ...........................................................................
Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-I .............................................................................
Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-J ............................................................................
Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-P............................................................................
802.1x authentication failure ............................................................................
802.1x EAP type not supported .......................................................................
802.1x authentication failure by timing out.......................................................
802.1x certificate failure ...................................................................................
802.1x inside failure .........................................................................................
Certificate DB File error....................................................................................
802.1x client certificate failure..........................................................................
XCP Plugin Secrity Exception ..........................................................................
XCP Invalid Plugin ...........................................................................................
XCP Plugin Version Incompatible ....................................................................
XCP_PLUGIN_PROPERTY_INVALID.............................................................
XCP_UNSUPPORTED_CLASS_VERSION ....................................................
XCP Plugin Misc Error .....................................................................................
Couldnt detect proxy server automatically. ......................................................
Couldnt connect to Xerox server or proxy........................................................
Connection to Xerox server has timed out. ......................................................
An invalid state message received from server. ..............................................
Invalid network settings were found. ................................................................
SMB Host name duplicated..............................................................................
Dynamic DNS - IPv6 NG..................................................................................
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Troubleshooting
016-454
016-455
016-456
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016-501
016-502
016-503
016-504
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016-506
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016-553
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016-555
016-556
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016-558
DNS renewal failure of dynamic .......................................................................

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SNTP server time out .......................................................................................
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SNTP time asynchronous.................................................................................
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Under non-transmitted image log stagnation ...................................................
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Write to Cont-ROM error detection (During DLD method) ...............................
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Write to S2X-ROM error detection (During DLD method) ................................
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Write to Cont/S2X/IISS/DADF/IOT/Fin/FaxCard error detection (During PJL method)320
SMTP Server Fail for Redirector ......................................................................
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POP Server Fail for Redirector.........................................................................
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POP Authentication Fail for Redirector ............................................................
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Image Log HDD Full.........................................................................................
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ImageLog Send Fail01 .....................................................................................
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ImageLog Send Fail02 .....................................................................................
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ImageLog No Send Rule01 ..............................................................................
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ImageLog No Send Rule02 ..............................................................................
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ImageLog Invalid Send Rule01 ........................................................................
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ImageLog Invalid Send Rule02 ........................................................................
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SMTP server reception error ............................................................................
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XPS Error .........................................................................................................
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XPS Short of Memory.......................................................................................
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XPS PrintTicket description error .....................................................................
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PS Booklet Illegal Color Mode Change ............................................................
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PS Booklet Conflict WM ...................................................................................
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Device DV - Reached Limit ..............................................................................
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MRC HW Job Error ..........................................................................................
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SmartCard Not Found ......................................................................................
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LDAP SSL error 112.........................................................................................
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LDAP SSL error 113.........................................................................................
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LDAP SSL error 114.........................................................................................
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LDAP SSL error 115.........................................................................................
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LDAP SSL error 116.........................................................................................
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LDAP SSL error 117.........................................................................................
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SmartCard Not Auth .........................................................................................
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Remote Download server timeout ....................................................................
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Kerberos Attestation protocol error 37 .............................................................
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Kerberos Attestation protocol error 41,42 ........................................................
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Remote Download file access error .................................................................
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Host name solution error in Remote Download................................................
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Remote Download server connection error......................................................
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Remote Download file write error .....................................................................
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Kerberos Attestation protocol error other .........................................................
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Attestation Agent error 543 ..............................................................................
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Version 1.2
016-559 Remote Download parameter error .................................................................
016-560 Attestation Agent error 560 ..............................................................................
016-562 ADetected user duplication, in a cert agent .....................................................
016-563 ImageLog Memory Full (Exp. Kit) ....................................................................
016-564 Remote Download Server Authentication Failed .............................................
016-565 Backup Restore Error ......................................................................................
016-566 Backup Restore Condition Error ......................................................................
16-567 Backup Capacity Full .........................................................................................
016-568 Backup Restore Failed.....................................................................................
016-569 Attestation Agent error 569 ..............................................................................
016-570 Job ticket out of memory ..................................................................................
016-571 Job ticket wrong param....................................................................................
016-572 Job ticket media error ......................................................................................
016-573 Job ticket parse error .......................................................................................
016-574 Host name solution error in FTP ......................................................................
016-575 DNS server un-sets up in FTP .........................................................................
016-576 Server connection error in FTP........................................................................
016-577 Problem in FTP service....................................................................................
016-578 Login name or a password error in FTP ..........................................................
016-579 Scanning picture preservation place error in FTP............................................
016-580 File name acquisition failure from FTP server .................................................
016-581 File name suffix limit over in FTP.....................................................................
016-582 File creation failure in FTP ...............................................................................
016-583 Lock folder creation failure in FTP ...................................................................
016-584 Folder creation failure in FTP...........................................................................
016-585 File delete failure in FTP ..................................................................................
016-586 Lock folder delete failure in FTP ......................................................................
016-587 Folder delete failure in FTP..............................................................................
016-588 Data write-in failure to FTP server ...................................................................
016-589 Data read failure from FTP server ...................................................................
016-590 Data reading failure from FTP server...............................................................
016-591 FTP scan filing policy injustice .........................................................................
016-592 NEXTNAME.DAT file access error in FTP .......................................................
016-593 Internal error in FTP Scan................................................................................
016-594 TYPE command failure in FTP ........................................................................
016-595 PORT command failure in FTP........................................................................
016-596 CDUP command failure in FTP........................................................................
016-597 Same name file exists in FTP servcer .............................................................
016-598 Email message size over .................................................................................
016-599 Email message size over .................................................................................
016-600 KO Authentication Locked ...............................................................................
016-601 Illegal Access Detection...................................................................................
016-700 Password is under minimum figures ................................................................
016-701 Out of ART EX Memory ...................................................................................
016-702 Out of Page Buffer ...........................................................................................
016-703 Email To Invalid Box ........................................................................................
016-704 Mailbox is Full ..................................................................................................
016-705 Secure Print Fail ..............................................................................................
016-706 Max. User Number Exceeded..........................................................................
016-707 Sample Print Fail..............................................................................................
016-708 HD Full by Annotation/Watermark image.........................................................
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016-754
016-755
016-756
016-757
016-758
ART EX Command Error..................................................................................

Delayed Print Fail.............................................................................................
Email transmission size limit over ....................................................................
Under PANTHER Capacity (I-Formtter) ...........................................................
Security Box Password Error ...........................................................................
Security Box is not Enable ...............................................................................
ESCP Form Invalid Password..........................................................................
TIFF Data Overflow..........................................................................................
Fax/Internet FAX Send Result Not Found........................................................
Out of PCL6 Memory .......................................................................................
Out of PCL Memory .........................................................................................
PCL Command Error........................................................................................
Other Error .......................................................................................................
Job cancel by staple position NG.....................................................................
Job cancel by punch position NG.....................................................................
Complex Position Error of Staple and Punch...................................................
B-Formatter Library Image Conversion Error...................................................
PDL Auto Switch Fail .......................................................................................
0-page document is unstorable in a MailBox. ..................................................
Unsupported TIFF Data ...................................................................................
TIFF Data Size too Big.....................................................................................
Unsupported ART Command...........................................................................
Invalid TIFF Data..............................................................................................
Form not registerd............................................................................................
Destination address resolution error ................................................................
Simple transmittion report invocation error ......................................................
Updating Job Templete ....................................................................................
Remote directory lock error..............................................................................
Remote lock directory remove error.................................................................
PS Booklet Illegal OutPut Size.........................................................................
PS Booklet Document Output Missmatch ........................................................
PS Booklet OutPut Tray Missmatch.................................................................
Download Mode NGJob Fail ............................................................................
Download Data Product ID Mismatch ..............................................................
Device Model/Panel Type Error .......................................................................
Download Data CheckSum Error .....................................................................
Download Data XPJL Fatal Error .....................................................................
Unsupported PDF File......................................................................................
No memory for drawing annotation ..................................................................
HD Full .............................................................................................................
JCL Syntax Error..............................................................................................
Print job ticket description error........................................................................
PDF Error .........................................................................................................
PDF Short of Memory ......................................................................................
PDF Password Mismatched.............................................................................
PDF LZW Not Installed ....................................................................................
PDF Print Prohibited ........................................................................................
Auditron - Prohibit Service ...............................................................................
Auditron - Invalid User......................................................................................
Auditron - Disabled Function............................................................................
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016-911
016-940
016-941
016-942
016-943
016-944
016-945
016-946
2010/08
2-9
Auditron - Reached Limit..................................................................................

PS Decompose failure .....................................................................................
FIFO EMPTY....................................................................................................
Print LANG Not Installed ..................................................................................
POP server is not found. ..................................................................................
SMTP Server Connect Error ............................................................................
SMTP Server HD Full.......................................................................................
SMTP Server File System Error.......................................................................
Invalid E-mail Address .....................................................................................
Invalid Sender Address ....................................................................................
SMTP Server Unsupported DSN .....................................................................
The direct fax function is canceled by NVM. ....................................................
Scan Data Repository ERR (DNS address).....................................................
Scan Data Repository ERR (DNS Library).......................................................
Invalid IP Address ............................................................................................
HD Full - Compression Convert .......................................................................
HD Full - Image Convert ..................................................................................
Image Convert ERR .........................................................................................
HD Access ERR-Image Convert ......................................................................
HD Full - Scan Image Convert .........................................................................
Scan Image Conversion Error..........................................................................
HD Access ERR-Image Convert ......................................................................
Server Connect ERR........................................................................................
Server Login ERR ............................................................................................
Invalid Server Path...........................................................................................
Server Write ERR.............................................................................................
Server HD Full..................................................................................................
HD Full-Scan Write ERR..................................................................................
Invalid Server IP ADD ......................................................................................
Retrieve to Browser Failed...............................................................................
HD Full - Job Memory ......................................................................................
Email fragment over .........................................................................................
File Retrieve Fail ..............................................................................................
Specified Job Not Found..................................................................................
MF I/O HD Full .................................................................................................
MediaReader:Media No Insert .........................................................................
MediaReader:Format Error ..............................................................................
Document insert operation error ......................................................................
MediaReader:Image File Read Error ...............................................................
No TrustMarking Option ...................................................................................
PLW Print Instruction Fail.................................................................................
Required Resource Not Ready (IOTsc detect) ................................................
Multi-Paper Required On A Single Tray...........................................................
Duplex Mix Size NG .........................................................................................
Booklet Duplex Mix Size NG ............................................................................
Page Delete Duplex Mix Size NG ....................................................................
Insert doc Duplex Mix Size NG ........................................................................
Document merge NG .......................................................................................
Insert doc Duplex print NG...............................................................................
Insert doc NG ...................................................................................................
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Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
016-947
016-948
016-949
016-981
016-982
016-983
016-985
APS No Destination Error.................................................................................

Small Book action NG ......................................................................................
Insert Mix doc NG.............................................................................................
HDD access error.............................................................................................
HDD access error 2..........................................................................................
Image Log HDD Full.........................................................................................
Data size over flow (Scan to Email) .................................................................
354
354
354
355
355
355
355
017-xxx FIP
017-700
017-701
017-702
017-703
017-704
017-705
017-706
017-707
017-708
017-709
017-710
017-711
017-712
017-713
017-714
017-715
017-716
017-717
017-718
017-719
017-720
017-721
017-722
ThinPrint Connection Timeout Fail ...................................................................

ThinPrint Connection Fail .................................................................................
ThinPrint Invalid Data Fail ................................................................................
ThinPrint Over Maximum Data Size Fail ..........................................................
ThinPrint Internal Fail .......................................................................................
ThinPrint SSL Authentication Invalid Certification Fail .....................................
ThinPrint SSL Authentication Before Expiration Fail ........................................
ThinPrint SSL Authentication Expired Fail .......................................................
ThinPrint SSL Authentication Misrepresentation Fail .......................................
ThinPrint SSL Fail ............................................................................................
SIP Mismatched Media Type Fail.....................................................................
SIP Redirect Response Fail .............................................................................
SIP Session Timeout Fail .................................................................................
Start TLS Unsupported Fail..............................................................................
SMTP Over SSL Fail ........................................................................................
SSL Cert Untrusted Fail ...................................................................................
SSL Cert Date Invalid Fail ................................................................................
SSL Server Cert Expired Fail ...........................................................................
SSL Server Cert Invalid Fail .............................................................................
SMTP Over SSL Internal Fail ...........................................................................
Contract Type Fail ............................................................................................
Geographic Region Fail....................................................................................
Total Impressions Over Fail .............................................................................
357
357
357
357
357
357
357
358
358
358
358
358
358
358
359
359
359
359
360
360
360
360
360
018-xxx FIP
018-400
018-401
018-402
018-403
018-404
018-405
018-500
018-501
018-502
018-503
018-504
018-505
018-506
018-507
018-508
018-509
018-510
018-511
IPSEC Error (Configuration Mismatch) ............................................................

Incosistent SIP configuration............................................................................
SIP server communication fail..........................................................................
SIP registraion fail (authentication) ..................................................................
SIP registration fail(other).................................................................................
UserAccount Disable........................................................................................
CA Message Receiver Boot Error(S_cert lost).................................................
CA Server Connection Error.............................................................................
Login failure in SMB .........................................................................................
CA Message Receiver Timeout........................................................................
CA SessionID Mismatch...................................................................................
SMB-DOS protocol error 1-005 ........................................................................
CA FieldID Mismatch........................................................................................
CA Credential Error ..........................................................................................
CA Server Fatal Error.......................................................................................
Template parameter conflict.............................................................................
Host name solution error in BMLinkS...............................................................
DNS server un-sets up in BMLinkS..................................................................
2010/08
2-10
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361
361
361
361
362
362
362
362
362
362
363
363
363
363
364
364
364
Version 1.2
018-512
018-513
018-514
018-515
018-516
018-517
018-518
018-519
018-520
018-521
018-522
018-523
018-524
018-525
018-526
018-527
018-528
018-529
018-530
018-531
018-532
018-543
018-547
018-556
018-557
018-558
018-559
018-560
018-561
018-562
018-563
018-564
018-565
018-566
018-567
018-568
018-569
018-570
018-571
018-572
018-573
018-574
018-575
018-576
018-577
018-578
018-579
018-580
018-581
018-582
018-583
Service Connect error in BMLinkS...................................................................

BMLinkS Service Not Found..........................................................................
bmlinks access-right-violation ..........................................................................
bmlinks storage-access-error...........................................................................
bmlinks unsupported-attribute..........................................................................
bmlinks storage-full ..........................................................................................
bmlinks operation-not-available .......................................................................
bmlinks unknown-error.....................................................................................
Internal error in BMLinkS Scan ........................................................................
request send failure in BMLinkS ......................................................................
response receive failure in BMLinkS................................................................
image send failure in BMLinkS ........................................................................
Invalid device network setting ..........................................................................
HDD full or HDD access error ..........................................................................
Rejected to be refresh......................................................................................
JT Monitor Internal error ..................................................................................
Soap request error ...........................................................................................
Duplicate scan request ....................................................................................
Authentication error..........................................................................................
Failed to create a new job................................................................................
Too many jobs to create a new........................................................................
Shared name error in SMB server ...................................................................
The number restriction over of SMB scan users ..............................................
HTTP server script error ..................................................................................
HTTP Invalid char in filename..........................................................................
HTTP file not found ..........................................................................................
HTTP File duplication fail .................................................................................
HTTP server login fail ......................................................................................
HTTP server not found.....................................................................................
HTTP client error..............................................................................................
HTTP server error ............................................................................................
Host name solution error in HTTP ...................................................................
Proxy name solution error in HTTP..................................................................
Server Connect error in HTTP .........................................................................
HTTP server access fail ...................................................................................
HTTP server SSL access fail ...........................................................................
HTTP server certificate fail...............................................................................
HTTP certificate fail..........................................................................................
Internal error in Scan .......................................................................................
Invalid char in context ......................................................................................
Invalid char in server........................................................................................
Invalid char in volume ......................................................................................
Invalid char in login ..........................................................................................
Invalid char in path...........................................................................................
Invalid char in file .............................................................................................
Nw server not found.........................................................................................
Nw server disk full ............................................................................................
Netware invalid volume....................................................................................
Netware invalid path ........................................................................................
Access right fail................................................................................................
Nw server disk error.........................................................................................
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365
365
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373
373
018-584
018-585
018-586
018-587
018-588
018-589
018-590
018-591
018-592
018-593
018-595
018-596
018-700
018-701
018-702
018-703
018-704
018-705
018-706
018-707
018-708
018-709
018-710
018-711
018-712
018-713
018-714
018-716
018-717
018-718
018-719
018-720
018-721
018-725
018-726
018-727
018-728
018-732
018-733
018-734
018-735
018-736
018-748
018-749
018-750
018-751
018-752
018-753
018-754
018-764
Nw server access fail .......................................................................................

Netware error in use.........................................................................................
Netware login fail..............................................................................................
File duplication fail............................................................................................
Scan filing policy invalid ...................................................................................
NEXTNAME.DAT error ....................................................................................
Same name exists............................................................................................
File name suffix limit over.................................................................................
lock folder create fail ........................................................................................
lock folder delete fail ........................................................................................
Detected user duplication, in LDAP .................................................................
LDAP protocol error 596 ..................................................................................
Network Stack is not Initialized Fail..................................................................
LDAP protocol error 01 ....................................................................................
Active Communication is Unavailable Now Fail ...............................................
LDAP protocol error18 .....................................................................................
Version 1.2
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382
018-765
018-766
018-767
018-768
018-769
018-770
018-771
018-780
018-781
018-782
018-783
018-784
018-785
018-786
018-787
018-788
018-789
018-790
018-791
018-792
018-793
018-794
018-795
018-796
018-797

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386
021-xxx FIP
021-210
021-211
021-212
021-213
021-214
021-215
021-360
021-361
021-400
021-401
021-500
021-501
021-502
021-503
021-504
021-505
021-506
021-507
021-508
021-509
021-510
021-511
021-512
2010/08
2-11
USB IC Card Reader connection error.............................................................

USB IC Card Reader broken............................................................................
USB IC Card Reader preparing error...............................................................
Controller Price Table Error .............................................................................
USB IC Card Reader encryption setting error..................................................
Invalid Accessory Kind Setting.........................................................................
EP Accessory Fail ............................................................................................
EP Accessory Kind Config Error ......................................................................
Check Request.................................................................................................
USB IC Card Reader connection error info......................................................
EPAccessoryJobExclusion...............................................................................
Invalid URL has detected. ................................................................................
Couldn't resolve proxy name............................................................................
Couldn't resolve host name..............................................................................
Couldn't connect to host/proxy.........................................................................
Couldn't establish SSL session........................................................................
An invalid peer certificate has received............................................................
Proxy unauthorized access. .............................................................................
A connection to host/proxy has timed out. .......................................................
SOAP Fault: An invalid message detected. .....................................................
SOAP Fault: The MC already unregistered......................................................
SOAP Fault: The MC already registered (WEP). .............................................
SOAP Fault: The MC already registered (EP-SV). ..........................................
387
387
387
387
387
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388
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389
389
389
390
390
390
390
390
391
391
391
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
021-513
021-514
021-515
021-516
021-517
021-518
021-519
021-520
021-521
021-522
021-523
021-524
021-525
021-526
021-527
021-528
021-529
021-530
021-531
021-532
021-533
021-534
021-535
021-700
021-701
021-731
021-732
021-733
021-750
021-751
021-770
021-771
021-772
021-941
021-942
021-943
021-944
021-945
021-946
021-947
021-948
021-949
SOAP Fault: The MC already registered (EP-DX). ..........................................

SOAP Fault: The MC already registered (EP-TRESS). ...................................
SOAP Fault: An invalid product code detected. ...............................................
SOAP Fault: An invalid serial number detected. ..............................................
SOAP Fault: The service not responded..........................................................
SOAP Fault: An internal error occurred on server............................................
SOAP Fault: Service is temporarily unavailable...............................................
Couldn't connect to CA.....................................................................................
A connection to CA has timed out. ...................................................................
A miscellaneous CA comm error has detected. ...............................................
An internal error has occurred..........................................................................
A registeration conflict has detected. ...............................................................
An unregistration conflict has detected. ...........................................................
A miscellaneous http session error has detected.............................................
An invalid message has received.....................................................................
A communication settings was set as disabled. ...............................................
Device has already latest firmware. .................................................................
An internal error has occurred on update server..............................................
Service is temporarily unavailable on update svr .............................................
Found an unsupported ROM set. .....................................................................
Software Update unoperational by user. ..........................................................
Found an unsupported submodule...................................................................
Found an unsupported peripheral. ...................................................................
Accessory Failure.............................................................................................
Accessory Preparing ........................................................................................
EP Accessory - Function Disabled ...................................................................
EP Accessory Error732 ....................................................................................
EP Accessory Error733 ....................................................................................
U Parts Request Fail (EP-SV) ..........................................................................
Maintenance Request Fail (EP-SV) .................................................................
U Parts Request Fail (EP-DX)..........................................................................
Maintenance Request Fail (EP-DX) .................................................................
EPDX Install, Remove Error.............................................................................
EP - Scan Service Paused By Disable.............................................................
EP - Scan Service Paused By Color Mode ......................................................
EP - Print Service Paused By Disable..............................................................
EP - Print Service Paused By Color Mode .......................................................
EP - Service Paused By Disable ......................................................................
EP - Service Paused By Color Mode ...............................................................
Subtractive Accessory Disable (Scan) .............................................................
Subtractive Accessory Disable (Print) ..............................................................
Subtractive Accessory Disable.........................................................................
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398
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023-xxx FIP
023-600 Held Down Key Error(UI-Panel) .......................................................................
023-601 Held Down Softkey Error(UI-Panel) .................................................................
401
401
024-xxx FIP
024-340
024-341
024-342
024-343
IOT-ESS Communication Fail 1 .......................................................................

2010/08
2-12
403
403
403
403
Version 1.2
024-345
024-346
024-347
024-348
024-349
024-350
024-351
024-352
024-353
024-354
024-355
024-356
024-357
024-358
024-359
024-360
024-361
024-362
024-363
024-364
024-365
024-366
024-367
024-368
024-370
024-371
024-372
024-373
024-374
024-375
024-376
024-600
024-601
024-602
024-603
024-604
024-605
024-606
024-607
024-608
024-609
024-610
024-611
024-612
024-613
024-614
024-700
024-701
024-702
024-703
024-742
IOT-ESS Communication Fail 5.......................................................................

IOT-ESS Communication Fail 10.....................................................................
IOT-ESS Initialization Fail ................................................................................
Invalid IOT PaperSizeGroup Info .....................................................................
Page Sync Illegal Start.....................................................................................
Page Sync Illegal Stop.....................................................................................
DMA Transfer Fail ............................................................................................
Overflow on Loop Back Write ..........................................................................
JBIG Library Other Fail ....................................................................................
Decompress Other Fail ....................................................................................
PCI Error ..........................................................................................................
Marker Code Detection Fail .............................................................................
IOT-ESSCommunication Fail 21......................................................................
Regi Con PLL Parameter Fail ..........................................................................
Billing Master Counter repair ...........................................................................
Billing Backup Counter 1 repair .......................................................................
Billing Backup Counter 2 repair .......................................................................
SWKey Master Counter repair .........................................................................
SWKey Backup Counter 1 repair .....................................................................
SWKey Backup Counter 2 repair .....................................................................
Billing Meter Type Master Counter repaire ......................................................
Billing Meter Type Backup Counter 1 repaire .................................................
Billing Meter Type Backup Counter 2 repaire .................................................
Billing CountType Master Counter repaire .......................................................
Billing CountType Backup Counter 1 repaire..................................................
Billing CountType Backup Counter 2 repaire..................................................
Modal Break Point Master Counter repaire......................................................
Modal Break Point Backup Counter 1 repaire..................................................
Modal Break Point Backup Counter 2 repaire..................................................
Shortage memory capacity, or no Hard Disk ...................................................
Invalid instruction of face inversion ..................................................................
Paper Jam........................................................................................................
Booklet Sheets Count Over While Printing Fail ...............................................
Print Booklet sheets counts over .....................................................................
403
403
404
404
404
404
404
404
405
405
405
405
405
405
406
406
406
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406
406
407
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407
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408
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409
409
409
409
409
409
410
410
410
410
410
410
411
411
411
411
411
024-746
024-747
024-748
024-775
024-900
024-910
024-911
024-912
024-913
024-914
024-915
024-916
024-917
024-919
024-920
024-922
024-923
024-924
024-925
024-926
024-927
024-928
024-929
024-930
024-931
024-932
024-933
024-934
024-936
024-937
024-938
024-939
024-940
024-941
024-942
024-943
024-945
024-946
024-947
024-948
024-949
024-950
024-951
024-952
024-953
024-954
024-955
024-956
024-957
024-958
Print Request Failure-Paper.............................................................................

Print Instruction Fail .........................................................................................
Bates Numbering Digit Over ............................................................................
Print Booklet sheets counts over(Not field attachment) ...................................
Upper Tray Out Of Place..................................................................................
Tray1 size mismatch ........................................................................................
Mix Full Stack...................................................................................................
Stacker Tray Staple Set Over Count................................................................
FaceUP Tray Close..........................................................................................
Face Down Tray1 Paper FULL ........................................................................
Face Down Tray2 Paper FULL ........................................................................
Operation Y Toner Empty ................................................................................
Operation M Toner Empty................................................................................
Operation C Toner Empty ................................................................................
Punch DustBox Miss Set..................................................................................
OCT Full Stack.................................................................................................
Scratch Sheet Compile (A-Fin) ........................................................................
Center Tray Full Stack .....................................................................................
Stacker Tray Full (LargeSize Full)....................................................................
Staple Dust Full................................................................................................
Staple Box Set Fail...........................................................................................
Operation Y Drum End of Life ..........................................................................
Paper kind mismatch........................................................................................
Tray 2 paper mismatch ....................................................................................
Tray 3 paper mismatch ....................................................................................
OHP kind mismatch at Tray4 (Not white frame OHP)......................................
OHP kind mismatch (Not white frame OHP) ....................................................
Folder Tray Out Of Place .................................................................................
Folder Tray Full Stack ......................................................................................
Booklet sheets counts over ..............................................................................
Booklet Low Staple ..........................................................................................
Booklet Full Stack ............................................................................................
Tray 1 Out Of Place .........................................................................................
Tray 2 Out Of Place .........................................................................................
Tray 3 Out Of Place .........................................................................................
Tray 4 Out Of Place .........................................................................................
Tray 1 Empty....................................................................................................
Tray 2 Empty....................................................................................................
Tray 3 Empty....................................................................................................
Tray 4 Empty....................................................................................................
Tray SMH Empty..............................................................................................
Tray 6 Empty....................................................................................................
Tray 7 Empty....................................................................................................
Interposer Empty..............................................................................................
SMH size mismatch .........................................................................................
Version 1.2
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024-959
024-960
024-961
024-962
024-963
024-965
024-966
024-967
024-968
024-969
024-970
024-971
024-972
024-973
024-974
024-975
024-976
024-977
024-978
024-979
024-980
024-981
024-982
024-983
024-984
024-985
024-987
024-988
024-989
024-990

Finisher Punch DustBox FULL.........................................................................
ATS/APS No Paper (IOTsc detect) ..................................................................
ATS/APS No Destination Error ........................................................................
Different width Mix Paper detect (Stapler job)..................................................
Stapler/Punch Batting ......................................................................................
Different width Mix Punch ................................................................................
Tray 6 Out Of Place .........................................................................................
Tray 7 Out Of Place .........................................................................................
Interposer Tray Size Mismatch ........................................................................
Copy Booklet sheets counts over.....................................................................
Finisher Staple Status NG................................................................................
Stapler Feed Ready Fail ..................................................................................
Booklet Stapler NG ..........................................................................................
Stapler Near Empty..........................................................................................
Finisher Stacker Tray Full ................................................................................
Finisher TopTray Full .......................................................................................
Stacker Lower Safety warning .........................................................................
Booklet Tray Full ..............................................................................................
Booklet Low Staple F .......................................................................................
SMH Stop check ..............................................................................................
Envelop Folder Tray Full ..................................................................................
Envelop Folder Tray Set Fail............................................................................
Booklet Low Staple R.......................................................................................
Punch Dust Full................................................................................................
420
420
420
421
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422
422
423
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425
425
425
025-xxx FIP
025-596 Diag HDD Mentenance Fail .............................................................................
025-597 Diag HDD Initialize Fail ....................................................................................
427
427
026-xxx FIP
026-400
026-700
026-701
026-702
026-703
026-704
026-705
026-706
026-707
026-708
026-709
026-710
026-711
026-712
2010/08
2-13
Exceed the number of connection of USB Host Fail ........................................

LDAP protocol MAX error.................................................................................
Adress Book request overflow .........................................................................
Adress Book directory service overflow ...........................................................
Abort with Logout .............................................................................................
DocuWorks Error..............................................................................................
DocuWorks Short of Memory ...........................................................................
DocuWorks Print Prohibited .............................................................................
DocuWorks Unlock Failed................................................................................
URL data size over...........................................................................................
URL hdd full .....................................................................................................
S/MIME unsupported cipher decrypt fail ..........................................................
Multi-page file size over ...................................................................................
HTTP out job overlap error...............................................................................
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429
429
429
429
429
430
430
430
430
430
430
431
431
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
026-713
026-714
026-715
026-716
026-717
026-718
026-719
026-720
026-721
026-722
026-723
026-724
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Couldnt detect proxy server automatically. ......................................................

Couldnt connect to Xerox server or proxy. .......................................................
Connection to Xerox server has timed out. ......................................................
An invalid state message received from server................................................
Invalid network settings were found. ................................................................
PS Print Instruction Fail....................................................................................
Internal error in Scan........................................................................................
Media full ..........................................................................................................
Media access fail..............................................................................................
Media format fail...............................................................................................
Media access fail..............................................................................................
Remote Download file size error ......................................................................
Remote Download file checksum error ............................................................
Options inconsistent .........................................................................................
Media filepath fail .............................................................................................
WSD Scan Network Access Fail ......................................................................
WSD Scan Data Transfer Fail ..........................................................................
Can't Detect Paper Size Of Specified Tray ......................................................
PJL PIN Number Fail........................................................................................
PJL Printcount Range Over Fail.......................................................................
PJL Password Fail............................................................................................
Can not change to the PJLDIAG MODE ..........................................................
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027-443
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027-446
027-447
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027-500
027-501
027-502
027-503
027-504
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027-519
027-520
027-521
027-522
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027-524
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027-526
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Net Off Line ......................................................................................................

Duplicat IP address ..........................................................................................
DNS renewal failure of dynamic .......................................................................
Illegal IP address..............................................................................................
SMTP Server Fail for Mail IO ...........................................................................
POP Server Fail for Mail IO..............................................................................
POP Authentication Fail for Mail IO..................................................................
POP server communication timeout.................................................................
Response reception is not expected from server .............................................
SMB Scan client has no right to access. ..........................................................
Host name solution error in SMB .....................................................................
DNS server un-sets up in SMB ........................................................................
Server connection error in SMB .......................................................................
Login name or a password error in SMB..........................................................
Scanning picture preservation place error in SMB ...........................................
File name acquisition failure from SMB server.................................................
File name suffix limit over in SMB ....................................................................
File creation failure in SMB ..............................................................................
Lock folder creation failure in SMB...................................................................
Folder creation failure in SMB ..........................................................................
File delete failure in SMB .................................................................................
Lock folder delete failure in SMB......................................................................
Folder delete failure in SMB .............................................................................
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Data write-in failure to SMB server ..................................................................

Data read failure from SMB server ..................................................................
File name duplicate failure in SMB ..................................................................
SMB scan filing policy injustice ........................................................................
NEXTNAME.DAT file access error in SMB ......................................................
Internal error in SMB Scan...............................................................................
SMB server name specification error...............................................................
SMB Protocol error 4-007 ................................................................................
SMB (TCP/IP)is not started..............................................................................
SMB Protocol error 4-other ..............................................................................
ExtPrint Check Mode Error ..............................................................................
Mail address domain err ..................................................................................
Disconnect network cable ................................................................................
Certificate for addresses, was not found.........................................................
Certificate for addresses, was expired .............................................................
Certificate for addresses, was untrusted..........................................................
Certificate for addresses, was revoked ............................................................
Certificate not found.........................................................................................
Certificate expired ............................................................................................
Certificate untrusted.........................................................................................
Certificate revoked ...........................................................................................
S/MIME mail was disabled ...............................................................................
S/MIME mail sender certificate not found ........................................................
S/MIME mail sender certificate not valid ..........................................................
S/MIME mail was altered .................................................................................
S/MIME mail sender impersonation .................................................................
S/MIME mail certficate not support ..................................................................
No-Signed mail receipt was rejected ...............................................................
No MX Record at the DNS...............................................................................
Ext Srv. Host Not Found ..................................................................................
Ext Srv. Not Found...........................................................................................
Ext Srv. Timeout Fail........................................................................................
Ext Srv. Authentication Fail ..............................................................................
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027-737
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Ext Srv. Access Fail .........................................................................................

Ext Srv. Operation Fail .....................................................................................
Ext Srv. Unknown State ...................................................................................
Ext Srv. Req Invalid Params ............................................................................
Ext Srv. Req File Exceed .................................................................................
SMTP mail division error ..................................................................................
Server Limit Err ................................................................................................
Server Access Err ............................................................................................
Server SSL Err .................................................................................................
Server Certificate Err........................................................................................
Device SSL Config Err .....................................................................................
Device Certificate Err .......................................................................................
Template Server Read ERR ............................................................................
Invalid Template Server Path...........................................................................
Template Server Login ERR ............................................................................
Template Server Connect Fail .........................................................................
HD File System Full .........................................................................................
Template Server Install ERR............................................................................
Template Server ADD ERR (DNS Library) ......................................................
Template Server ADD ERR (DNS address).....................................................
JobTemplate Pool Server Not Ready...............................................................
Fax document incongruent...............................................................................
Job Template analysis error.............................................................................
Must user un inputting......................................................................................
Job flow service request disabled ....................................................................
Job flow service File signature setting mismatch .............................................
XJT Command Fail ..........................................................................................
Web Print time out............................................................................................
Illegal Web Print job ticket................................................................................
Auditron - Cannot Verify User ..........................................................................
PDL Error .........................................................................................................
DFE Disk Full ...................................................................................................
SMTP server error (HELO Command refusal) .................................................
SMTP server communication timeout ..............................................................
SMTP address inaccurate character................................................................
Too many SMTP address ...............................................................................
SMTP server error (EHLO Command refusal) .................................................
SMTP server un-supports SMTP-AUTH. .........................................................
There is no mode specified by SMTP-AUTH. ..................................................
It attestation-fails by SMTP-AUTH ...................................................................
Email Not Printed .............................................................................................
Invalid Output Destination ................................................................................
Manual duplex operation(Back Print from Tray7).............................................
Manual duplex(Back Print from Tray6).............................................................
Manual duplex(Back Print from Tray5).............................................................
Manual duplex(Back Recovery - Front Print) ...................................................
Manual duplex(Back Recovery - Back Print)....................................................
Manual duplex(Back Recovery - Back Print)....................................................
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027-918 Manual duplex(Back Recovery - Back Print)....................................................
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028-xxx FIP
028-910 Wrong Fuser Type Fail.....................................................................................
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033-xxx FIP
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033-311
033-312
033-313
033-314
033-315
033-316
033-317
033-318
033-319
033-320
033-321
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033-507
033-508
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033-510
033-511
033-512
2010/08
2-15
Fax Charge Function Fail By Multi Channel.....................................................

Invalid Addressbook Data are Registered........................................................
Controller not respond when system is changing mode ..................................
USB disconnected............................................................................................
Controller ROM Fax Card ROM mismatch......................................................
USB Fatal Error................................................................................................
FAX Device Cont Error.....................................................................................
FAX Device Error .............................................................................................
Image Processing Error ...................................................................................
Fax Control task detects error..........................................................................
Controller not respond when system is Booting...............................................
Fax Card not respond when system is Booting................................................
FAX Card I/F timeout .......................................................................................
FAX Card Mini I/F timeout................................................................................
USB state change Error ...................................................................................
FCM Fatal Error ...............................................................................................
Mini Manager Fatal Error .................................................................................
FCM no response to stop request....................................................................
Failed to initialize fax log ..................................................................................
Detected fax process failuer.............................................................................
FoIP Unrecoverable Error ................................................................................
FoIP Controller Init Fail ....................................................................................
FoIP Cont not respond when system is Booting ..............................................
FoIP Cont not respond when system is sleeping .............................................
Can not send a message to FoIP CONT .........................................................
Illegal fault code notice.....................................................................................
Access to a non-mounted channel...................................................................
FaxCard mismatch ...........................................................................................
Illegal type of FaxBox.......................................................................................
faxc2 not respond when system is sleeping.....................................................
Fax Card Reset (Reboot) .................................................................................
No CS after RS Req.........................................................................................
No Appropriate PIX Data..................................................................................
Post-message resend exceeded......................................................................
T1 Timeout .......................................................................................................
T2 Timeout .......................................................................................................
T5 Timeout .......................................................................................................
DCN Receive ...................................................................................................
Unable to receive by remote ............................................................................
Destination Polling Error ..................................................................................
DCS/NSS Resend Exceeded...........................................................................
Fallback Error...................................................................................................
No response after 3rd DTC/NSC .....................................................................
Remote has no Relay.......................................................................................
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Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
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033-518
033-519
033-520
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033-522
033-523
033-524
033-525
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033-529
033-530
033-531
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033-533
033-534
033-535
033-536
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033-538
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033-560
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033-564
Remote has no Mailbox....................................................................................

Carrier Down Detected.....................................................................................
EOR Receive....................................................................................................
ECM Phase C Flag Timeout.............................................................................
Remote cannot receive SUB. ...........................................................................
PTX has no SEP capability ..............................................................................
Remote cannot receive passward ....................................................................
Transmission Canceled via DTMF ...................................................................
DTMF I/F Timeout ............................................................................................
Line 1 not connected ........................................................................................
ECM Error ........................................................................................................
EOR Send ........................................................................................................
RTN Send.........................................................................................................
RTN Receive ....................................................................................................
DTMF Illegal Procedure Error .........................................................................
DTMF Procedure Error.....................................................................................
Illegal Command Received ..............................................................................
T.30 Protocol Error ...........................................................................................
Unsupported Function at Remote ....................................................................
DCN Receive at Phase B Send........................................................................
Ring Stopped before Fax Device Release .......................................................
In and out call conflict.......................................................................................
Fax Sending Image Process Error ...................................................................
Fax Receiving Image Process Error.................................................................
Fax Printing Image Process Error ....................................................................
No destination specified ...................................................................................
Selected Channel Dial Error.............................................................................
Dial Error (Incorrect Dial Data.) ........................................................................
Busy tone detect...............................................................................................
T0 Timeout .......................................................................................................
Cannot detect dial tone ....................................................................................
Abort during transmission.................................................................................
No manual send line.........................................................................................
Fax service disabled.........................................................................................
cannot diable FAX service................................................................................
Internal I/F Error ...............................................................................................
too many Error lines .........................................................................................
no mailbox/relay ...............................................................................................
Wrong Password/Receive Banned...................................................................
incorrect password ...........................................................................................
Wrong Password/Send Banned .......................................................................
Desinations or Sevices Exceeded....................................................................
remote ID is in black list ...................................................................................
no remote ID.....................................................................................................
illegal authentication ID ....................................................................................
cannot do TRESS/RCC job ..............................................................................
held RCC job ....................................................................................................
No printable paper size ....................................................................................
Power Off during transmission .........................................................................
2010/08
2-16
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Version 1.2
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033-574
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033-720
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033-722
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033-726
033-727
033-728
033-730
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033-732
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033-734
No. of Desinations Exceeded...........................................................................

No destination specified...................................................................................
Dial Error (Incorrect Dial Data.)........................................................................
FCM watchdog timeout in FAX comm .............................................................
Detected image direction conflict .....................................................................
Retry Over(no shutdown notification setting) ...................................................
Manual send job canceled(FaxReportLogFull) ................................................
FaxReport print job canceled(JobFull occured) ...............................................
domain regulation check error .........................................................................
Access to a non-mounted channel...................................................................
Modem Polarity Inversion Detected .................................................................
Inaccurate dial data..........................................................................................
Modem Image Under Run................................................................................
Modem Frame Size Over .................................................................................
Missing VoIP Gateway.....................................................................................
Access Authentication failure...........................................................................
Mismatched ability ...........................................................................................
Temporarily unavailable ...................................................................................
SIP request timeout .........................................................................................
SIP request error..............................................................................................
T38 Protocol Not Ready...................................................................................
T38 Session Error ............................................................................................
T38 Packet Lost ...............................................................................................
T38 Malformed Packet Received.....................................................................
T38 Send Error ................................................................................................
FoIP Max Sessions Over .................................................................................
FoIP Internal Timeout ......................................................................................
Canceled By Remote Peer ..............................................................................
Document does not exist .................................................................................
Illegal Page inside Document ..........................................................................
System Memory exceeded ..............................................................................
No specified Chain Link ...................................................................................
Scan Error (No specified doc) ..........................................................................
Cannot start job................................................................................................
No specified Mailbox........................................................................................
Incorrect Password ..........................................................................................
No Document in Mailbox ..................................................................................
Fax job Canceld not recovery job ....................................................................
Document Creation Failed ...............................................................................
Fax Page Creation Failed ................................................................................
Fax immediate send store job canceled ..........................................................
Fax receive memory over flow .........................................................................
Insufficient HDD Space....................................................................................
Cannot print 2-Sided ........................................................................................
Cannot rotate image ........................................................................................
Auto print canceled ..........................................................................................
Fax Service recovery error...............................................................................
Inconsistent Instructions ..................................................................................
Print job canceled by forced polling .................................................................
Fax document number get error ......................................................................
Fax Print Suspension.......................................................................................
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Fax Memory Allocate Timeout .........................................................................

Internet FAX Off Ramp fail ...............................................................................
Fax card job canceled ......................................................................................
JBIG Information fail.........................................................................................
Fax immediate receive print canceled..............................................................
Fax page read open timeout ............................................................................
Fax page read close timeout............................................................................
Fax page write open timeout............................................................................
Fax page write close timeout ...........................................................................
Fax data write timeout......................................................................................
Fax data read timeout ......................................................................................
Fax Service don't start by cross ope ................................................................
Fax Service illigal sequence.............................................................................
Fax card Memory Error ....................................................................................
Fax format error ...............................................................................................
Activity Report suspended by Printing Inhibition ..............................................
Fax printing is canceled by the defect of Fax card...........................................
EP-DX Call Wait (Not Redial count).................................................................
EP-DX Call Wait (Redial count) .......................................................................
EP-DX Call Stop...............................................................................................
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034-212
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034-501
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034-503
034-504
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034-506
034-507
034-508
034-509
034-510
034-511
034-512
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034-515
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034-520
034-521
034-522
034-523
034-524
034-525
034-526
034-527
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Slot1 Board failure............................................................................................

Slot2 Board failure............................................................................................
Dial Error (Incorrect Dial Data.)........................................................................
Selected Channel Dial Error.............................................................................
Fax Internal Must Parameter Error...................................................................
Fax Internal High Layer Service Error..............................................................
Fax Stored Memory Exceeded.........................................................................
Fax Work Memory Exceeded...........................................................................
Unsupported Function at Remote ....................................................................
Password Check Error .....................................................................................
Transmission Canceled via DTMF ...................................................................
DTMF Illegal Procedure Error ..........................................................................
DTMF Procedure Error.....................................................................................
Unable to Send File at Remote ........................................................................
Detect Endless Loop ........................................................................................
Receive Command Error..................................................................................
Requested Function Unsupported ...................................................................
Illegal Command Received ..............................................................................
No. of Desinations Exceeded...........................................................................
No. of Sevices Exceeded .................................................................................
Internal I/F Error ...............................................................................................
No manual send Line .......................................................................................
Fax service disabled ........................................................................................
Unable to cancel operation ..............................................................................
Specified Chainlink not exist ............................................................................
Chainlink No. out of scope ...............................................................................
Dial Control Error .............................................................................................
Cannot perform manual send...........................................................................
Version 1.2
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034-710
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034-713
034-714
034-715
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034-718
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034-720
034-721
034-722
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034-724
034-725
034-726
034-727
034-728
034-729
034-730
034-731
034-732
034-733
034-734
034-735
034-736
034-737
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034-739
034-740
034-741
034-742
034-743
034-744
034-745
034-746
2010/08
2-17
No printable paper size ....................................................................................

DTMF I/F Timeout ............................................................................................
Downloader Fail ...............................................................................................
GCPLock-G3DicepBusy-CodecHang ..............................................................
Software Reset.................................................................................................
No destination specified ...................................................................................
D Channellink cut from network .......................................................................
ISDN D Channel Data Link Error .....................................................................
ISDN Layer 1 Stopped-Power on.....................................................................
ISDN Layer 1 Stopped-Power off.....................................................................
FRMR Received...............................................................................................
Illegal Frame Received N(R)............................................................................
Illegal Frame Received ....................................................................................
DL Link Establishment Received .....................................................................
Waiting for link Timeout....................................................................................
Internal Error (Interrupt) ...................................................................................
Timeout-Transmission canceled ......................................................................
Line Disconnected-Timeout T305 ....................................................................
Line Disconnected-Timeout 3082 ....................................................................
Connection Timeout (T313) .............................................................................
Resume Timeout..............................................................................................
Normal Disconnection ......................................................................................
No free and available lines...............................................................................
Timeout (60s,T330,309,301,310).....................................................................
Error (Format, Contents) ..................................................................................
Suspension Timeout ........................................................................................
No Timer Assigned...........................................................................................
Illegal Sequence...............................................................................................
L3 Task Internal Error ......................................................................................
HD81501 I/F Buffer Busy .................................................................................
No Reply for 3 sec. for 1300Hz ........................................................................
Invalid Destination............................................................................................
Line cut, In-Channel PB Send..........................................................................
In and out call conflict.......................................................................................
Fax Network Cut (Setup Error).........................................................................
Fax Network Cut due to Timeout .....................................................................
Incorrect Sequence,Call Status........................................................................
HI Task Internal Error.......................................................................................
Connect only to ISDN D Channel.....................................................................
Wrong notice from fax network ........................................................................
Incoming call response error............................................................................
Layer 1 Start Up Error ......................................................................................
Layer 1 not synchronized .................................................................................
Transmission of Frame Error ...........................................................................
Unable to Send Frame .....................................................................................
Frame Send Underrun Detected ......................................................................
Abnormal frame-sending DMA.........................................................................
Unacceptable Channel.....................................................................................
Outgoing call to channel set.............................................................................
No usable lines.................................................................................................
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Troubleshooting
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034-752
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034-785
034-786
034-787
034-788
034-789
034-790
034-791
034-792
034-793
034-794
034-795
034-796
034-797
Switching equipment congestion......................................................................

Specified line cannot be used ..........................................................................
Network Conjestion Error .................................................................................
Network Error ...................................................................................................
Temporary Network Error.................................................................................
Destination terminal busy .................................................................................
Destination not responding...............................................................................
No response from Destination..........................................................................
Destination rejecting call ..................................................................................
Destination Faulty.............................................................................................
Others (Normal, Semi-normal) .........................................................................
Incorrect Destination Fax Dial No.....................................................................
No Relay Network Route..................................................................................
No Line To Destination.....................................................................................
Incorrect Format Destination Fax No. ..............................................................
Facility rejected ................................................................................................
Com. Capability disallowed ..............................................................................
Com. Capability not configured ........................................................................
Error by service,feature limit.............................................................................
Selected com. not implemented .......................................................................
Selected mode not implemented......................................................................
Restricted Digital Info. Only..............................................................................
Error by service, feature ...................................................................................
Reply to status query........................................................................................
Access information discarded ..........................................................................
Inter-working connection error..........................................................................
Invalid Dial No. Specified .................................................................................
Invalid Line Specified .......................................................................................
Others (Invalid Message Class) .......................................................................
Insufficient Required Info..................................................................................
Undefined Message Type ................................................................................
Incorrect Message or Type...............................................................................
No information, or not defined ..........................................................................
Invalid Information ............................................................................................
Call Status, Message Mismatch .......................................................................
Error cleared due to timeout.............................................................................
Other Errors (Operation, etc)............................................................................
Destination No. Changed .................................................................................
Incompatible destination...................................................................................
Call identity not in use ......................................................................................
Call identity in use ............................................................................................
Show other causes...........................................................................................
G4 Presentation Illegal Event...........................................................................
Line 0 (Ext) not connected ...............................................................................
Dial Error (Incorrect Fax No. 2) ........................................................................
Communication Parameter Error......................................................................
2010/08
2-18
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507
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Version 1.2
034-798 Data Parameter Error.......................................................................................
034-799 Auto Dial without dial data ...............................................................................
507
508
035-xxx FIP
035-550
035-700
035-701
035-702
035-703
035-704
035-705
035-706
035-707
035-708
035-709
035-710
035-711
035-712
035-713
035-714
035-715
035-716
035-717
035-718
035-719
035-720
035-721
035-722
035-723
035-724
035-725
035-726
035-727
035-728
035-729
035-730
035-731
035-732
035-733
035-734
035-735
035-736
035-737
035-738
035-739
035-740
035-741
035-742
035-743
035-744
035-745
Downloader Fail ...............................................................................................

Modem faulty ...................................................................................................
T1 Transmission Timeout ................................................................................
Destination Receive Rejected..........................................................................
DCN Receive at Phase B Send .......................................................................
Destination Polling Error ..................................................................................
DCS/NSS Resend Exceeded...........................................................................
Fallback Error...................................................................................................
Wrong Password/Receive Banned ..................................................................
Post-message resend exceeded .....................................................................
RTN Receive....................................................................................................
PIN Receive .....................................................................................................
DCN Receive at Phase D ................................................................................
No response after 3 NSC.................................................................................
T2 timeout after sending FTT...........................................................................
DCN Received after NSC/DTC ........................................................................
Wrong Password-Polling Error.........................................................................
No past message-T2 Timeout..........................................................................
RTN Send ........................................................................................................
Receive T1 Timeout.........................................................................................
Busy tone detected at Phase-B .......................................................................
Unable to receive by remote ............................................................................
DCN Received at Phase B...............................................................................
Wrong frame length of 300bps.........................................................................
No CD after receiving flag................................................................................
DCN Receive after sending FTT ......................................................................
Remote has no Mailbox/Relay .........................................................................
PhaseC cannot receive-10 secs ......................................................................
50% Error during G3 Receive ..........................................................................
C EOL cannot receive in 10 sec ......................................................................
Carrier Down Detected ....................................................................................
No CS with Phase-C High Speed ....................................................................
Fax V.8 Error....................................................................................................
Fax V.34 PCH CD Off ......................................................................................
Fax V.34 C/PCH CS None...............................................................................
Polling ERR at Remote Step V8 ......................................................................
No Doc. in Polling Box Step V8 .......................................................................
No reply DCN after sending CTC.....................................................................
No reply DCN after sending EOR ....................................................................
No reply DCN after sending RR.......................................................................
Fax T5 Timeout................................................................................................
Sending stopped after EOR Send....................................................................
ECM Phase C Flag Timeout ............................................................................
EOR Send or Receive......................................................................................
Remote cannot receive SUB............................................................................
Remote cannot receive password....................................................................
PTX has no SEP capability ..............................................................................
509
509
509
509
509
509
510
510
510
510
510
511
511
511
511
511
511
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515
515
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516
516
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516
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035-746
035-747
035-748
035-749
035-750
035-751
035-752
035-753
035-754
035-755
035-756
035-757
035-758
035-759
035-760
035-761
035-762
Busy-Cannot detect dial tone ...........................................................................

Abort while dialing ............................................................................................
Abort during transmission ................................................................................
No reply from remote station............................................................................
Power Off during transmission .........................................................................
Doc. send operation canceled..........................................................................
No. of Job Restriction Error..............................................................................
Fax Memory Full ..............................................................................................
File management memory full..........................................................................
File Add Page Error..........................................................................................
Cannot add page..............................................................................................
No Receive Page .............................................................................................
No specified file or page...................................................................................
No specified job................................................................................................
File common processing error..........................................................................
File other processing error ...............................................................................
Line cut during ISDN ........................................................................................
517
518
518
518
518
518
518
518
519
519
519
519
519
519
519
520
520
036-xxx FIP
036-500
036-501
036-502
036-503
036-504
036-505
036-506
036-507
036-508
036-509
036-510
036-511
036-512
036-513
036-514
036-515
036-516
036-517
036-518
036-519
036-520
036-521
036-522
036-523
036-524
036-525
036-526
036-527
036-528
036-529
036-530
Illegal PDRP Parameter ...................................................................................

Illegal RDPBP Parameter.................................................................................
Illegal RDPBN Parameter ................................................................................
Illegal RDCLP Parameter.................................................................................
Illegal RDGR Parameter ..................................................................................
Undefined response .........................................................................................
Not negotiable ..................................................................................................
RDPBP Receive at full capacity .......................................................................
RDPBN Receive Terminal Error.......................................................................
RDPBN Receive Others...................................................................................
RDGR Receive.................................................................................................
Illegal procedure 1551......................................................................................
Illegal CDS Parameter .....................................................................................
Illegal CDC Parameter .....................................................................................
Illegal CDE Parameter .....................................................................................
Illegal CDD Parameter .....................................................................................
Illegal CDR Parameter .....................................................................................
Illegal CDPB Parameter ...................................................................................
Illegal CDCL Parameter ...................................................................................
Undefined Command .......................................................................................
Not Negotiable CDS Receive...........................................................................
Not Negotiable CDC Receive...........................................................................
CDD Receive Terminal Error ...........................................................................
Other than above CDD receive ........................................................................
CDR Receive Terminal Error ...........................................................................
Other than above CDR receive ........................................................................
Illegal CDUI (Normal Doc.)...............................................................................
Illegal CDUI (Operator Doc.) ............................................................................
Illegal CDUI (Control Doc.)...............................................................................
Illegal CDUI (Monitor Doc.) ..............................................................................
CDSReceive-Illegal Document.........................................................................
Version 1.2
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525
525
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036-531
036-532
036-533
036-534
036-535
036-536
036-537
036-538
036-539
036-540
036-541
036-542
036-550
036-700
036-701
036-702
036-703
036-704
036-705
036-706
036-707
036-708
036-709
036-710
036-711
036-712
036-713
036-714
036-715
036-716
036-717
036-718
036-719
036-720
036-721
036-722
036-723
036-724
036-725
036-726
036-727
036-728
036-729
036-730
036-731
036-732
036-733
036-734
036-735
036-736
2010/08
2-19
DMA channel 1 illegal closing ..........................................................................

DMA channel 2 illegal closing ..........................................................................
Cannot convert resources ................................................................................
Decode Error in Data Convert..........................................................................
White Line Transfer Error (Compress) .............................................................
White Line Transfer Error (Decomp) ................................................................
No RTC during data convert ............................................................................
Doc. descriptor analysis error ..........................................................................
Page Descriptor Analysis Error ........................................................................
Text Unit Analysis Error ...................................................................................
Page boundary without TU...............................................................................
Relay Broadcast error in G4.............................................................................
Downloader Fail ...............................................................................................
G4 Communication Error .................................................................................
Receiving variable N(R) error...........................................................................
Info frame size exceeded (NI) ..........................................................................
Monitor/Unnumbered frame error.....................................................................
Undefined Command/Response 1104 .............................................................
N2 timeout of Receive Timer............................................................................
SABM Wait Timeout in G4 ...............................................................................
UA wait Timeout in G4 .....................................................................................
Cannot establish link in G4 ..............................................................................
DISC receive before link close .........................................................................
FRMR Receive (Z=1) .......................................................................................
FRMR Receive (Y=1).......................................................................................
FRMR received (Z=1) W=1 ..............................................................................
FRMR Receive (W=1)......................................................................................
Global Address Receive...................................................................................
Line Open Timeout in G4 .................................................................................
Wrong LSI Send (Busy Timeout) .....................................................................
Abnormal LSI operation ...................................................................................
Disconnection Notice Timeout .........................................................................
C Line On but I Line Off ...................................................................................
C Line Off but I Line On ...................................................................................
I Line Off during Transmission .........................................................................
Call cut during flag detect.................................................................................
Call cut while awaiting UA................................................................................
Call cut while awaiting SABM...........................................................................
Disc received before session ...........................................................................
Illegal header received .....................................................................................
Illegal parameter of CC packet.........................................................................
Illegal parameter of CN packet.........................................................................
Illegal parameter of DT packet .........................................................................
Illegal parameter of RI packet ..........................................................................
Illegal parameter of IT packet...........................................................................
Illegal parameter of CI packet ..........................................................................
Illegal parameter of CF packet .........................................................................
Undefined Packet Received.............................................................................
CC Wait Timeout..............................................................................................
CF Wait Timeout ..............................................................................................
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531
531
531
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532
532
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532
532
532
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
036-737
036-738
036-739
036-740
036-741
036-742
036-743
036-744
036-745
036-746
036-747
036-748
036-749
036-750
036-751
036-752
036-753
036-754
036-755
036-756
036-757
036-758
036-759
036-760
036-761
036-762
036-763
036-764
036-765
036-766
036-767
036-768
036-769
036-770
036-771
036-772
036-773
036-774
036-775
036-776
036-777
036-778
036-779
036-780
036-781
036-782
036-783
036-784
036-785
036-786
036-787
CI received before G4 session .........................................................................

DT Packet P(S ), P(R ) Error ............................................................................
RR, RNR Packet P(S) Error .............................................................................
Busy Timeout ...................................................................................................
SI received in transmission ..............................................................................
SF received in transmission .............................................................................
DT Packet D Bit Error.......................................................................................
G4 Wait for Reply Timeout ...............................................................................
G4 CN Wait Timeout ........................................................................................
G4 Data Link Disconnect Notice Timeout ........................................................
Fast select response received..........................................................................
Receive remote charge request .......................................................................
Abnormal LCGN ...............................................................................................
Illegal TCA Parameter ......................................................................................
Illegal TCR Parameter......................................................................................
Illegal TCC Parameter......................................................................................
Illegal TBR Parameter ......................................................................................
Illegal TDT Parameter ......................................................................................
Undefined transport block ................................................................................
TCA Wait Timeout ............................................................................................
TCR Wait Timeout............................................................................................
TCC Wait Timeout............................................................................................
TBR Wait Timeout ............................................................................................
TDT block size error .........................................................................................
G4 NetWork Disconnect Notice Timeout..........................................................
Illegal CSS Parameter......................................................................................
Illegal CSE Parameter......................................................................................
Illegal CSA Parameter......................................................................................
Illegal CSUI Parameter.....................................................................................
Illegal CSCC Parameter ...................................................................................
Illegal RSSP Parameter ...................................................................................
Illegal RSSN Parameter ...................................................................................
Illegal RSEP Parameter ...................................................................................
Illegal RSAP Parameter ...................................................................................
Illegal RSUI Parameter.....................................................................................
Illegal RSCCP Parameter.................................................................................
Undefined command/response 1413 ...............................................................
RSSN Receive .................................................................................................
G4 Line Disconnect Notice Timeout.................................................................
CSA received (wrong terminal) ........................................................................
CSA Receive (Others)......................................................................................
CSS Wait Timeout............................................................................................
RSSP Wait Timeout .........................................................................................
RSAP Wait Timeout .........................................................................................
RSEP Wait Timeout .........................................................................................
RSCCP Wait Timeout.......................................................................................
CSUI/RSUI Wait Timeout .................................................................................
Incorrect Password (RSSN) .............................................................................
Wrong Password-Polling Error for Remote ......................................................
2010/08
2-20
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537
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538
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538
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539
539
539
539
539
540
540
540
540
Version 1.2
036-788
036-789
036-790
036-791
036-792
036-793
036-794
036-795
036-796
036-797
036-798
036-799
Poll Send Error at Remote ...............................................................................

No Password for RSSP Receive......................................................................
Polling rejected by remote ...............................................................................
Set Password-RSSP Received........................................................................
CSE Received after RSSP Send .....................................................................
Select communication error .............................................................................
Line cut during ISDN mode..............................................................................
Canceled by remote station .............................................................................
Sent without multiple sets ................................................................................
Illegal procedure 1501 .....................................................................................
Illegal RDEP Parameter ...................................................................................
Illegal RDDP Parameter...................................................................................
540
540
540
541
541
541
541
541
541
541
542
542
041-xxx FIP
041-500 Write to IOT-ROM error detection (During DLD method).................................
041-501 Write to IOT-NVM-ROM error detection (During DLD method) .......................
543
543
048-xxx FIP
048-500 IF-Module ROM Write Error .............................................................................
545
049-xxx FIP
049-500
049-700
049-950
049-973
HCS1 ROM Write Error....................................................................................

Out tray changed from stacker1.......................................................................
HCS1 MIX SIZE STACK Fail ...........................................................................
Stacker Extraction button was pushed.............................................................
547
547
547
547
062-xxx FIP
062-394 Cont PWBA Memory Fail .................................................................................
062-500 Write to IISS-ROM error detection (During DLD method) ................................
062-790 Possible Prohibited Originals ...........................................................................
549
549
549
063-xxx FIP
063-500 Write to IISS-Extension-ROM error detection (During DLD method) ...............
551
071-xxx FIP
071-940 Tray#1 LiftUp NG .............................................................................................
553
072-xxx FIP
072-940 Tray#2/TTM#2 LiftUp NG.................................................................................
555
073-xxx FIP
073-940 Tray#3/TTM#3 LiftUp NG.................................................................................
557
074-xxx FIP
074-940 Tray#4 LiftUp NG .............................................................................................
559
077-xxx FIP
077-911 Paper size mismatch, job contniue ..................................................................
077-967 Paper kind mismatch (APS job) .......................................................................
077-968 Paper kind mismatch, job contniue ..................................................................
561
561
561
078-xxx FIP
078-500 Write to HCF-ROM error detection (During DLD method) ...............................
078-940 2000A3-HCF paper misset ..............................................................................
563
563
078-941 2000A3-HCF size mismatch ............................................................................

078-942 4000A3HCF lower tray paper misset ...............................................................
078-943 4000A3HCF lower tray size mismatch .............................................................
563
563
563
093-xxx FIP
093-940 Toner Y CRUM Comm Fail ..............................................................................
565
102-xxx FIP
102-356
102-380
102-381
102-382
EWS Soft Fail...................................................................................................

MF UI cont Soft Fatal error...............................................................................
Data Link Layer Error (UI-Panel)......................................................................
Application Layer Command Error (UI-Panel)..................................................
567
567
567
567
103-xxx FIP
103-310
103-311
103-312
103-313
Hybrid Water Mark Not Exist............................................................................

Hybrid Water Mark Setting Mismatch...............................................................
Hybrid Water Mark Not Exist (Back Side) ........................................................
SW Option Fail (IISS Mem for HWM Not Exist) ...............................................
569
569
569
569
112-xxx FIP
112-700 Punch Dust Near Full .......................................................................................
571
116-xxx FIP
116-210
116-211
116-212
116-220
116-310
116-311
116-312
116-313
116-314
116-315
116-316
116-317
116-318
116-319
116-320
116-321
116-322
116-323
116-324
116-325
116-328
116-329
116-330
116-331
116-332
116-333
116-334
116-336
MediaReader Faital Error.................................................................................

MediaReader Cable No Joint ...........................................................................
MediaLib SW Logic Fail ...................................................................................
Transition to Download Mode Download Initialization Failure..........................
ESS Font ROM DIMM #2 Check Fail...............................................................
HDD Encrypt Key Fail ......................................................................................
HDD Encrypt Set Up Fail .................................................................................
Ethernet Address Fail.......................................................................................
ESS RAM DIMM #1 W/R Check Fail ...............................................................
ESS RAM DIMM #2 W/R Check Fail ...............................................................
Standard ROM DIMM Check Fail.....................................................................
Op. ROM DIMM Check Fail .............................................................................
Mismatch Cont ROM and Panel config ............................................................
STREAMZ Soft Fatal error ...............................................................................
System Soft Fatal error ....................................................................................
WebDAV S/W Fail............................................................................................
ESS NVRAM W/R Check Fail ..........................................................................
Exception Fail...................................................................................................
ESS Fan Fail ....................................................................................................
L2 Cache Fail ...................................................................................................
Serial IF Soft Fail..............................................................................................
HDD File System Fail.......................................................................................
Invalid Log Info.................................................................................................
ESS Standard ROM Error ................................................................................
LocalTalk Soft Fail............................................................................................
ESS NVRAM Data Compare Fail.....................................................................
Redirector HD Fail............................................................................................
Version 1.2
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116-337
116-338
116-339
116-340
116-341
116-342
116-343
116-345
116-346
116-347
116-348
116-349
116-350
116-351
116-352
116-353
116-354
116-355
116-356
116-357
116-358
116-359
116-360
116-361
116-362
116-363
116-364
116-365
116-366
116-367
116-368
116-370
116-371
116-372
116-373
116-374
116-375
116-376
116-377
116-378
116-379
116-380
116-381
116-382
116-383
116-384
116-385
116-386
116-387
116-388
2010/08
2-21
SNTP S/W Fail .................................................................................................

JBA fatal error ..................................................................................................
JBA No HD.......................................................................................................
Memory Not Enough ........................................................................................
ROM VER Incorrect .........................................................................................
SESAMi Manager Fail......................................................................................
Main PWBA IC Fail ..........................................................................................
TokenRing Board Fail ......................................................................................
Formatter Fail...................................................................................................
LocaTalk Board Fail .........................................................................................
Redirecter Fail..................................................................................................
SIF Fail to Call Pflite.........................................................................................
AppleTalk Soft Fail ...........................................................................................
EtherTalk Soft Fail............................................................................................
NetWare Soft Fail.............................................................................................
HDD Phisycal Fail ............................................................................................
HDD Product Fail .............................................................................................
Agent Soft Fail..................................................................................................
HDD Format Fail ..............................................................................................
PostScript Error................................................................................................
Salutation Soft Fail ...........................................................................................
PLW Soft Fail ...................................................................................................
SMB Soft Fail ...................................................................................................
Spool Fatal HDD ..............................................................................................
SSDP Soft Fail .................................................................................................
BMLinkS/Print Service Soft Fail .......................................................................
Timer Fail .........................................................................................................
Spool Fatal .......................................................................................................
Report Gen. Soft Fail .......................................................................................
Parallel IF Soft Fail...........................................................................................
Dump Print Fail ................................................................................................
XJCL Fail..........................................................................................................
PCL Decomp S/W Fail .....................................................................................
P-Formatter Fail ...............................................................................................
Dynamic DNS Soft Fail ....................................................................................
Auto Switch Fail ...............................................................................................
I-Formatter Fail.................................................................................................
Port 9100 Software Fail....................................................................................
Video DMA Fail ................................................................................................
MCR Soft Fail...................................................................................................
MCC Soft Fail...................................................................................................
ABL Initialize Fail..............................................................................................
ABL Phisycal Initialize Fail ...............................................................................
PIT Lib Failure..................................................................................................
DCS Software Fail............................................................................................
IDC Software Fail .............................................................................................
Incorrect USB port used for FAX......................................................................
MRC HW Fatal Error ........................................................................................
No HD that Should Be......................................................................................
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577
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578
578
578
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584
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585
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
116-389
116-390
116-391
116-392
116-393
116-394
116-395
116-396
116-397
116-399
116-700
116-701
116-702
116-703
116-704
116-705
116-706
116-707
116-708
116-709
116-710
116-711
116-712
116-713
116-714
116-715
116-716
116-717
116-718
116-719
116-720
116-725
116-737
116-738
116-739
116-740
116-741
116-742
116-743
116-745
116-746
116-747
116-748
116-749
116-751
116-752
116-771
116-772
116-773
116-774
116-775
No Add-On RAM that Should Be......................................................................

Standard ROM and NVM Version Mismatch....................................................
Illegal code (country/territory/size group) .........................................................
Machine Code Check Fail ................................................................................
AAA Manager S/W Fail ....................................................................................
AAA Manager detect illegal setting Auth. & Acct..............................................
USB Soft Fail....................................................................................................
FIPS140 Self-Test Fail .....................................................................................
AAAmgr illegal setting area coverage threshold. .............................................
MUnder initialization for 10 minutes .................................................................
Image Extension Kit Insufficient Memory .........................................................
Out of Memory-Duplex Fail ..............................................................................
Print with Substitute Font .................................................................................
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MediaReaderMedia No Insert(No Job).............................................................
MediaReader Format Error(No Job).................................................................
MediaReader:File Attribute Read Error(No Job) ..............................................
MediaReader:Image File Read Error(No Job)..................................................
MediaReader:File Attribute Read Error(In Job)................................................
MediaReader:Image File Read Error(In Job) ...................................................
HP-GL/2 Memory Overflow ..............................................................................
PLW Size/orientation mismatch .......................................................................
Out of Area-Form REGI ERR ...........................................................................
Job divided by HDD Full...................................................................................
HP-GL/2 Command ERR .................................................................................
Max Form to PLW Registered ..........................................................................
MediaReader File Not Exist..............................................................................
MediaLib:Not Excecute of New Request..........................................................
Selected PLW Form Not Registered ................................................................
XPIF Parameter Cancelled...............................................................................
PCL Memory Low,Page Simplified...................................................................
HDD full for Image Log.....................................................................................
Out of Area-Data REGI ERR............................................................................
Size/orientation mismatch ................................................................................
Out of Disk Area-Form/Logo REGI ERR ..........................................................
Arithmetic Error ................................................................................................
Max Form to Not PLW Registered ...................................................................
Max Logo Registered .......................................................................................
Out of Buffer Area-Form/Logo REGI ERR .......................................................
ART Command ERR ........................................................................................
Selected Form Not Registered .........................................................................
Invalid Page Margin..........................................................................................
Page without Image Draw Data........................................................................
PostScript Font error ........................................................................................
HDD Full Warning ............................................................................................
Print job ticket description warning...................................................................
Invalid JBIG Param DL Fixed ...........................................................................
Invalid JBIG Param D Fixed .............................................................................
Invalid JBIG Param P Fixed .............................................................................
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Attached Document Error ................................................................................
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117-310 WSD Scan S/W Fail.........................................................................................
117-311 Wrong insertion of security enhancing kit ........................................................
117-312 Device Self Test Error.....................................................................................
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EPSV-Accessory Communication Fail .............................................................

IC Card Auditron Passwd Fail ..........................................................................
IC Card Auditron Accessory Fail ......................................................................
IC Card Auditron Software-key Fail .................................................................
Customize User Prompts Fail ..........................................................................
EP Accessory conflicts with SecureAccess .....................................................
Continuous JOB setting missmatch of EPLyzer ..............................................
Auth/Accout Settings Is Not Supported............................................................
Fax Send Charging and Internet FAX Setting Confliction................................
EP-SV Setting information conflict fail. ............................................................
EP-DX Setting information conflict fail. ............................................................
Controller Price Table Error .............................................................................
Web EP Software Fail......................................................................................
Fax Send Charging And Scan Setting Confliction ...........................................
EPSV-EP M/C Communication Fail .................................................................
EPSV Login Fail...............................................................................................
EPSV Wake Up Answer Fail ............................................................................
Unknown EP Accessory...................................................................................
EP Accessory Self Diag Fail ............................................................................
EPSV Answer Time Out...................................................................................
Price Table Error..............................................................................................
EP Accessory Miss Match ...............................................................................
EPSV Logic Fail ...............................................................................................
EP-DX - unexpected error................................................................................
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Comm Manager Target Fail (UI-Panel)............................................................

EVM Returns Wrong Value (UI-Panel) ............................................................
Send Queue Full (UI-Panel).............................................................................
Receive Queue Full (UI-Panel) ........................................................................
Diag mode change Fail (Punch unit type set) ..................................................
Receive Message Queue Full (UI-Panel) ........................................................
Receive Finish Queue Full (UI-Panel) .............................................................
NVM initialized for FCW composition...............................................................
Target Fail (UI-Panel) ......................................................................................
Address Fail (UI-Panel)....................................................................................
Object Creation Fail (UI-Panel) ........................................................................
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Memory Overflow (UI-Panel)............................................................................

Button Overflow (UI-Panel) ..............................................................................
UI Internal Fail with Out of Area .......................................................................
UI Internal Fail with Invalid Coordinates...........................................................
I/F Fail (Invalid Parameter CP).........................................................................
I/F Fail (Impossible Communication)................................................................
Frame Data Error with Invalid Data Type.........................................................
Event Queue Full (UI-Panel) ............................................................................
Event Queue Empty (UI-Panel)........................................................................
Invalid Class (UI-Panel) ...................................................................................
Invalid Type (UI-Panel) ....................................................................................
Timer Queue Full (UI-Panel) ............................................................................
Invalid Timer Number (UI-Panel) .....................................................................
One Touch Key Fail (MCW) .............................................................................
Sys EEPROM Read Error(UI-Panel)................................................................
UI Cable Connect Error(UI-Panel) ...................................................................
Decrease in 24V Error(UI-Panel) .....................................................................
Decreas in 5V Error(UI-Panel) .........................................................................
FAX OTK Cable Connect Error(UI-Panel)........................................................
Sys EEPROM Write Error(UI-Panel)................................................................
Log EEPROM Write Error(UI-Panel)................................................................
No Object (UI-Panel)........................................................................................
Short of UI Memory (UI-Panel).........................................................................
Invalid Interface Value (UI-Panel) ....................................................................
Interface Length Fail (UI-Panel) .......................................................................
Interface Parameter Fail (UI-Panel) .................................................................
Interface Sequence Fail (UI-Panel)..................................................................
Channel Fail (UI-Panel)....................................................................................
Invalid User Job ID (UI-Panel) .........................................................................
Internal Resource Fail (UI-Panel).....................................................................
Internal Memory Fail (UI-Panel) .......................................................................
UI Timer Fail (UI-Panel) ...................................................................................
Interface Format Fail (UI-Panel).......................................................................
Dispatch Fail (UI-Panel) ...................................................................................
Copy Interface Fail (UI-Panel)..........................................................................
Fax Interface Fail (UI-Panel) ............................................................................
Scanner Interface Fail (UI-Panel).....................................................................
Report Interface Fail (UI-Panel) .......................................................................
Server Access Fail (UI-Panel)..........................................................................
Service Object Overflow (UI-Panel) .................................................................
Invalid Service Object (UI-Panel) .....................................................................
Invalid Service Object Attribute (UI-Panel).......................................................
Attribute Fail (UI-Panel)....................................................................................
Argument Fail (UI-Panel) .................................................................................
Job Parameter Fail (UI-Panel) .........................................................................
Job Actual Parameter Fail (UI-Panel) ..............................................................
Auditron Fail (UI-Panel)....................................................................................
EP Fail (UI-Panel) ............................................................................................
File Access Fail (UI-Panel)...............................................................................
NVM Fail (UI-Panel) .........................................................................................
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MGR Fail (UI-Panel).........................................................................................
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Internal Fail (UI-Panel) .....................................................................................
JRM I/F Internal Fail (UI-Panel) .......................................................................
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DC132 12 .........................................................................................................
DC132 10 .........................................................................................................
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DC132 02 .........................................................................................................
DC132 03 .........................................................................................................
DC132 04 .........................................................................................................
DC132 07 .........................................................................................................
DC132 08 .........................................................................................................
SEEPROM Fail ................................................................................................
Backup SRAM Fail ...........................................................................................
DC132 05 .........................................................................................................
DC132 06 .........................................................................................................
All Billings Mismatch ........................................................................................
Billing Restoration Fail .....................................................................................
IOT Speed Not Registered...............................................................................
IOT Speed Change SW Fail.............................................................................
Punch Unit User Initial SetUp...........................................................................
ESS ROM DIMM #1 Not Found .......................................................................
contract data mismatch ....................................................................................
ASIC Fail (Panther) ..........................................................................................
Standard Font ROM Error ................................................................................
Font ROM Not Found.......................................................................................
ESS Standard RAM Error ................................................................................
Same Font ROMs Found .................................................................................
ROM DIMM of Another Product Found ............................................................
CRUM Market fail ALL .....................................................................................
CRUM Market fail MCU....................................................................................
CRUM Market fail SYS 1..................................................................................
CRUM Market fail SYS 2..................................................................................
All Billings Metertypes Mismatch......................................................................
Billing Meter Type Restoration Fail ..................................................................
All Billing CountTypes Mismatch......................................................................
Billing CountType Restoration Fail...................................................................
All Modal Break Points Mismatch.....................................................................
Modal Break Point Restoration Fail..................................................................
CRUM OEM fail ALL ........................................................................................
CRUM OEM fail MCU ......................................................................................
CRUM OEM fail SYS 1 ....................................................................................
CRUM OEM fail SYS 2 ....................................................................................
CRUM validation fail ALL .................................................................................
CRUM validation fail MCU ...............................................................................
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CRUM validation fail SYS 1..............................................................................

CRUM validation fail SYS 2..............................................................................
IOT sc Soft Fail.................................................................................................
IOT Manager SW Fail.......................................................................................
IOT IM DeviceDriver SW Fail ...........................................................................
CRUM Market fail ALL (2) ................................................................................
CRUM Market fail MCU (2) ..............................................................................
CRUM Market fail SYS 1 (2) ............................................................................
CRUM Market fail SYS 2 (2) ............................................................................
CRUM OEM fail ALL (2) ...................................................................................
CRUM OEM fail MCU (2) .................................................................................
CRUM OEM fail SYS 1 (2) ...............................................................................
CRUM OEM fail SYS 2 (2) ...............................................................................
Trimming Cancelled .........................................................................................
Output tray changed from Side Tray ................................................................
Output tray changed from Stacker ...................................................................
Booklet Tray to Center Tray .............................................................................
Envelop Folder Tray to Center Tra...................................................................
Punching Canceled ..........................................................................................
Folding Canceled .............................................................................................
Changed To Sub Tray ......................................................................................
Stapler sheets counts over warning .................................................................
Output Tray changed from MailBoxSorter........................................................
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125-311 PSWcont Unexpected Fail ...............................................................................
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DFE Communication Fail .................................................................................

DFE Parameter Error .......................................................................................
ExtPrint Check Mode Error...............................................................................
ExtPrint I/F Mismatch .......................................................................................
DEF Communicaiton Error (video) ...................................................................
DEF Communicaiton Error (Command) ...........................................................
ESR Task Fatal error........................................................................................
ExtPRTc Fatal Error .........................................................................................
DFE Video Link Fail..........................................................................................
ESS Video Link Fail..........................................................................................
WSD Print S/W Fail ..........................................................................................
ThinPrint S/W Fail ............................................................................................
DFE Critical Fail ...............................................................................................
JobTemplate HDD Write Error .........................................................................
JobTemplate Monitor Fail.................................................................................
LPD Soft Fatal error .........................................................................................
FTP Server Software Fail .................................................................................
MailIO Soft Fatal error ......................................................................................
IPP Soft Fatal error...........................................................................................
JME Soft Fatal error .........................................................................................
SIP Registration Fail.........................................................................................
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Fax Parameter Value Invalid............................................................................

Fax Read Erro No Data ...................................................................................
Fax Read Error-Invalid Data ............................................................................
Fax USB Open Fail in Initializing .....................................................................
Fax USB Device Fatal Error.............................................................................
Fax USB Host Fatal Error ................................................................................
Fax Manager Short of Memory ........................................................................
Fax Card Message Library Short of Memory ...................................................
Fax Short of Work Memory ..............................................................................
Fax Control task detects error..........................................................................
Fax Card not respond when system is Booting ...............................................
Fax Card does not respond intervally ..............................................................
Fax Card Reset................................................................................................
Controller ROM Fax Card ROM mismatch ......................................................
Fax address book illegal setting.......................................................................
Illegal country code for Fax ..............................................................................
Fax Option Slot1 Board Fail .............................................................................
Received unknown message ...........................................................................
Fax Card download fail ....................................................................................
Fax report mail box not open ...........................................................................
Staple/Punch Canceled ...................................................................................
Tray select fail. Used SMH instead..................................................................
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134-210 Fax Cont Parameter Invalid .............................................................................
134-211 Fax Card Main Board Failure...........................................................................
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500-030 DC612 Print NG By IOT Wait State .................................................................
500-990 DC612 Print NG By Any Reason .....................................................................
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2.4 NET System Fault Check

2.4.1
2.4.2
2.4.3
2.4.4
2.4.5
Interface (Physical/Logical) ...................................................................................

"Cannot connect to the network" or "Print is not found from the PC" ....................
No output is available, no data is printed ..............................................................
Printing can be performed but abnormally ............................................................
Network-Related Details Check Flow....................................................................
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2.5.1
2.5.2
2.5.3
2.5.4
Logging/Extraction Tools Functional Instructions..................................................

Logging/Extraction Tools Operational Instructions................................................
Colleting log by using [Logging/Extraction Tool. exe] ...........................................
Collecting Logs by using [CoPAnDA2.exe] ...........................................................
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2.6.1 Software Download ...............................................................................................
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2.7 List of Collected Reports by Job

2.7.1 List of Collected Reports by Job ...........................................................................
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2.1.2 Glossary
Procedure
The following terminology are used throughout the troubleshooting section. The meaning of these
terminology must be fully understood when performing problem analysis.
Troubleshooting procedures are roughly divided into two categories.

Level 1 Troubleshooting:
Level 1 Troubleshooting (Level 1 FIP) is the first step to diagnose a problem. Level 1 FIP asks you
whether any Fault Code and other problematic symptoms exist, guiding you to Level 2
Troubleshooting or BSD to resolve the problem.
Level 2 Troubleshooting:
Level 2 Troubleshooting is a diagnostic procedure of separating a problem by Fault Code,
document/paper jam and other problematic symptoms. Performing a FIP or an appropriate
procedure in the check out list enables you to discover causes of a problem in a short period of time.
Common terms:
Fault Code
This 6-digit code appears when the machine found problems. The first 3 digits show the Chain No.
that correspond with the Chain No. of BSD.
Activate(Deactivate)
Fault Code: When a Fault Code alerts you to a machine failure, perform appropriate
troubleshooting items, by referring to Level 2 Troubleshooting.
Block
Other troubleshooting:
Generic FIP: This is the generic check procedure for troubleshooting general electric parts such as
Motor, Relay, Solenoid, Switch and Sensor etc.
Check
Service Mode/UI Diagnostic Mode:

This shows the purposes and usage of the diagnostic program for the machine, and how to read
diag data.
How to proceed troubleshooting and Cautions:
First, perform Level 1 FIP to categorize a problem. Second, proceed to an appropriate Level 2 FIP
or BSD to resolve the problem. To find the causes of the problem using FIP or check chart etc.,
thoroughly read the instructions and follow the procedure properly. Sometimes, when two or more
causes exist, they cannot be identified at once, so the same FIP should be repeated. In this case,
pay attention to a different judgment made in the process of the same FIP.
The generic check procedure for the general electric parts (Motor, Relay, Solenoid, Switch and
Sensor etc.) is not shown in each troubleshooting for some cases. In such a case, only the causes
of the troubles are shown using the expressions below. Therefore, if you do not know how to check,
proceed to troubleshooting by referring to Generic FIP.
E.g. Enter DC330[xxx-xxx].Insert paper from the tray side. Does the indication show "Low"?
Y
N
Repair xxxxxx SENSOR using Sensor Failure FIP.
To mechanically push (release) the actuator of the switch or the connected mechanical linkage.
To place a sheet of document or paper on the photo sensor surface for detection.
To visually check for operation failure of parts such as relay or mechanical linkage, and the failure
status of the parts.
Enter the Service mode.

To enter the Service mode by following the procedure described in Chapter 2 How to use the
Service Mode.
Enter the UI Diag. mode.

To enter the UI Diag. mode by following the procedure described in Chapter 2 How to use the UI
Diag. mode (UI Diagnostics mode).
Check the wire for a short circuit.

Turn the power OFF. Measure the resistance between the wire and the frame using the ohm range
of a tester.
Check the wire for an open circuit.

Turn the power OFF. Measure the resistance between both ends of the wire using the ohm range of
a tester.
Select DC330[xxx-xxx].
Enter DC330 Component Control by following the procedure described in the Service Mode section
in Chapter 2. (Hereinafter for PC-Diag only) Then, either select the applicable parts from the desired
module or enter Chain Link No. [xxx-xxx] by selecting [Direct Code Input].
Check the voltage level.

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(L)
+3.33 ~ +3.68VDC
0.0 ~ +1.0VDC
+5VDC
(H)
(L)
+4.85 ~ +5.36VDC
0.0 ~ +1.0VDC
2.1 Preface
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
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Voltage
Level
Range
Due to standardization of Controllers, some machines with different names have the common Controller
installed. They also display the same Fault Code.
+12VDC
(H)
(L)
+11.4 ~ +12.6VDC
0.0 ~ +1.5VDC
2.3 Controller FIP in this manual describes all the Faults FIPs for the machine-independent Controllers.
+13.3VDC
(H)
(L)
+12.64 ~ +13.97VDC
0.0 ~ +1.5VDC
Therefore, some Fault FIPs are not displayed in some machines. In that case, they must be ignored.
Refer to the corrective actions for the displayed Fault to repair the trouble. The following shows the flow
of actual use.
+24VDC
(H)
(L)
+23.28 ~ +25.73VDC
0.0 ~ +3.0VDC
1.
Refer to the FIP corresponding to the displayed 6-digit Fault Code.
2.
Follow the instructions in the FIP and proceed with the corrective action.
3.
When the following items are stated in the corrective action, perform the appropriate corrective
actions to repair the trouble. If the problem persists, obtain the logs and request Support G for
support to repair the trouble.
Exit the problem analysis procedure.

Mechanical problems: This phrase is used when moving to machine adjustment and parts
replacement. Read all the items (describing the main causes) and find out the causes of a problem
by comparing them with the symptoms shown by the machine.
Refer to "OF-xx".
PL4.2: Refer to PL4.2 in Chapter 5 Parts List.
Perform "NET System Failure Check".
CH 6.2 Zone J4: Refer to 6.2 Zone J4 in Chapter 9 BSD.
Obtain "LOG".
REP 4.1.3: Refer to REP 4.1.3 in Chapter 4.
Perform "Software Download".
ADJ 4.1.3: Refer to ADJ4.1.3 in Chapter 4.
Replace the parts in sequence: When it is impossible to analyze causes of a problem further,
replace the parts in sequence. The part with a higher replacement frequency or higher possibility of
causing a problem is listed first for replacement.
Though the repair procedures for those are not stated in FIP, they are stated in a referenced
section. Refer to the referenced section to proceed with the procedures.
NOTE: Some codes in IOT Fault Code (024-xxx) are repeated in 2.2 IIT, IOT & Option FIP. In that
case, refer to the procedures in both sections.
NOTE: In OF-xxx, the replacing parts "IISS PWB", "IOT PWB", and "ESS PWB" are used. However,
they are also referred to as IIT/IPS PWB, MCU PWB, and Mother PWB respectively in some
machines. The function names need to be replaced with machine-specific PWB to perform
replacement.
2.1.4 Controller Chain-Link No. Definition

1.
Table 1
Chain No. Definition
ChainNo
Subsystem Name
Description
Chain No. is used to identify the Controller module in which an error has occurred.
X62
IISS
Detects IIT-related errors under Conts control.
X63
IISS(Ext)
Detects IIT Extension Board-related errors under Conts

control.
X65
DADF-250
Detects DADF-related errors under Conts control.
IOT(PH)
Detects Paper Handling-related errors under Conts control.
Table 1
ChainNo
Subsystem Name
Description
X02
CONT(UI-EWS)
Detected by the EMS function module of the Controller.
X03
CONT (IITsc)
Detected by the IIT function module of the Controller.
X89
RegiCon
Detects RegiCon-related errors under Conts control.
X05
DADF
Detected by the DADF function module of the Controller.
X91
IOT(Xero)
Detects Xero-related errors under Conts control.
X10
FUSER
Detected by the FUSER function module of the Controller.
X92
IOT(ProCon)
Detects Xero-related errors under Conts control.
X11
Sorter
Detected by the MailBoxSorter function module of the

Controller.
X93
IOT(Deve)
Detects ProCon-related errors under Conts control.
X94
IOT(Xfer)
Detects Transfer-related errors under Conts control.
Finisher(OUT)
Detects Finisher-related errors under the Conts control.
ESS (Back End)
X16
X17
ESS (Front End)
X18
Network Connect
Detects Network Connect-related errors under Conts

control.
X21
CONT (EP)
Detects EP-related errors under Conts control.
X22
EP Acc side
Detects EP Accessory-related errors under Conts control.
X23
Panel (Web included)
Detects Panel-related errors under Conts control.
X24
CONT (IOTsc)
Detects IOTsc-related errors under Conts control.
2.
Table 2
X25
CONT (PSW I/F)
Detects PSWI/F-related errors under Conts control.
X26
CONT (JRM and others)
Detects JRM-related errors under Conts control.
X27
CONT (external I/F)
Detects External IF-related errors under Conts control.
X31
CONTExtension Board
Detects Extension Board-related errors under Conts control.
X33
CONT (FAX)
Detects FAX-related errors under Conts control.
X34
FaxCard
FaxCard Mother detects errors.
X35
FaxCard(G3)
The G3 function module of FaxCard detects errors.

035-5xx is for FAXmini.
X36
FaxCard(G4)
The G4 function module of FaxCard detects errors.
X38
DGS(MDSS)
Detects MDSS-related errors under Conts control.
X39
DGS(MDS)
Detects MDS-related errors under Conts control.
X41
IOT(Mgr)
Detects Manager-related errors under Conts control.
X42
IOT(Drive)
Detects Drive-related errors under Conts control.
X45
IOT(IM)
Detects IM-related errors under Conts control.
X46
IOT(HVPS)
Detects HVPS-related errors under Conts control.
X47
IOT(OutCon)
Detects OutCon-related errors under Conts control.
X48
IF Module
Detects errors related to IF for HCS/Finisher under Conts

control.
X49
HCS
Detects HCS-related errors under Conts control.
X50
Cont(JAM-Zone)
Detects JAM-related errors under Conts control.
X61
IOT (ROS)
Detects ROS-related errors under Conts control.
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Classifications of the occurred errors are identified by Link No.
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Link No
Error Classification
Description
210~299
Local Fail
This is an error that must not occur, or "Failure".

Some parts of the service or service function that uses an
accessory or connected device cannot operate because the
accessory or connected device cannot operate.
CE Diag functions are available. However, a user can clear
user installed options by replacing them.
210~299
Service Fail
This is an error that must not occur, or "Fatal Failure".

Fax services and Media services cannot be provided because
the USB-IF connected FaxCard/MediaDrive machine, etc. has
a failure/abnormal operation in an externally connected part or
even in the same machine package.
However, the services that do not affect the faulty part, such as
Copy Service and Scan Service, can be executed.
310~399
System Fail/Sub
System Fail
This is an error that must not occur, or "Fatal Failure".

Users can only perform recovery by turning the power OFF
then ON. The machine cannot perform system or subsystem
operations and it needs maintenance.
The Diag. functions can be operated for CE purpose but the
system fail at Cont initialization (startup) guarantees only the
DC131 NVM Read/Write and DC132 operations. Other Diag.
may be operated but not guaranteed.
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Link No
Error Classification
Description
400~498
Time Bomb
(Information)
This fail occurs in normal operation, so it is not referred to

as "Failure" but needs "Any Actions".
Notify the machine state in which user operation is temporarily
limited and "why the machine cannot be operated
immediately".
Notify the expected life (ERU life expectation) of consumable
replacement parts.
600~699
Hidden Fail or History
This is not defined as "Failure".

This is a fault that does not affect job operations and does not
need to notify users. This may be repaired automatically by the
machine.
700~799
Job Fail
This also occurs in normal operation and is not defined as

"Failure".
This failure occurs when the system detects that job operation
cannot be continued. At the time when error is detected, the
process is aborted.
This is a fault that can be recovered by repeating the
operation. If the fault persists after repeating the operation, it
becomes a "Trouble".In this case, a software failure may cause
the trouble.
700~799
Warning

"Failure".
Warning is issued only during job execution. If a user operation
instruction cannot be performed as desired due to [any
conditions], the job is continued by changing the settings in the
device and the message [Job is continued by changing
settings] is displayed in the panel.
910~990
Operation Error/
Notice Error

"Failure".
At the time when error is detected, the job is paused and the
user interruption screen is displayed in the panel.
This is a fault with which the job can be continued by clearing
the cause.
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005-121 DADF Feed Out Sensor On Jam

BSD-ON:CH5.5
After feeding started (DADF Feed Motor On (CW)) in Duplex, the DADF Feed Out Sensor did not turn ON
within the specified time.
NOTE: When turning the power OFF, turn OFF the Power Switch first and then the Main Power Switch.
Between J754 pin-B2 and J754 pin-B5/B6
Is the resistance approx. 1Ohm for each?

Y
N
Replace the DADF Feed Motor (PL 51.5).
Replace the DADF PWB (PL 51.2).
Check the following:
The document path for foreign substances.
Procedure
Remove the DADF Rear Cover and open the Top Cover.
Enter the Diag Mode, turn ON DC330 [005-205]. Activate the Actuator of the DADF Feed Out Sensor
manually. Does the display change between High/Low?
Y
N
Disconnect the DADF Feed Out Sensor connector J772. Is High displayed?
Y
N
Check the wire between the DADF Feed Out Sensor J772-2 and the DADF PWB J757-5 for a
short circuit. If no problems are found, replace the DADF PWB (PL 51.2).
The DADF Feed/Nudger Roll for contamination, wear or revolution failure.
The DADF Feed Out Sensor Actuator for disengagement, drag and damage.
Is the voltage between J772-1 (+) and J772-3 (-) +5VDC?

Y
N
Check the wires between the DADF PWB J757-6 and the DADF Feed Out Sensor J772-1, as
well as between the DADF PWB J757-4 and the DADF Feed Out Sensor J772-3 for open
circuits and poor contacts.
Replace the DADF Feed Out Sensor (PL 51.9).
Press the Stop button.
Turn ON DC330 [005-019] (DADF Feed Motor). Does the DADF Feed Motor operate?
Y
N
Is the voltage between the DADF Feed Motor J776-5/2 (+) and the GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
Is the voltage between the DADF PWB J754-B1/B2 (+) and the GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
Is the voltage between the DADF PWB J753-2 (+) and the GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
Refer to BSD CH5.1 and check the +24VDC circuit to the DADF PWB J753-2.
Check the wires between the DADF PWB J754-B1 and the DADF Feed Motor J776-5, as well
as between the DADF PWB J754-B2 and the DADF Feed Motor J776-2 for an open circuit
and poor contact.
Turn the power OFF and disconnect J754 from the DADF PWB.
Measure the wire wound resistance of the Motor.

A
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005-122 DADF Simplex/Side 1 Pre Regi Sensor On Jam

After Pre-Feed started for the first sheet (DADF Feed Motor On (CW)) in Simplex and Duplex, the
DADF Pre Regi Sensor did not turn ON within the specified time.
After Pre-Feed started for the second sheet onwards (DADF Feed Motor On (CW)) in Duplex, the
DADF Pre Regi Sensor did not turn ON within the specified time.
Procedure
Open the Top Cover and remove the Invert Chute.
Enter the Diag Mode, turn ON DC330 [005-206]. Block the DADF Pre Regi Sensor using a sheet of
paper, etc. Does the display change to High?
Y
N
Disconnect the DADF Pre Regi Sensor connector J774. Does the display change to High?
Y
N
Check the wire between the DADF Pre Regi Sensor J774-2 and the DADF PWB J757-11 for
a short circuit. If no problems are found, replace the DADF PWB (PL 51.2).
Is the voltage between J774-1 (+) and J774-3 (-) +5VDC?
Y
N
Check the wires between the DADF PWB J757-12 and the DADF Pre Regi Sensor J774-1, as
well as between the DADF PWB J757-10 and the DADF Pre Regi Sensor J774-3 for open
Replace the DADF Pre Regi Sensor (PL 51.17).
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
and poor contact.
Version 1.2
Y
N
BSD-ON:CH5.5

Overly strong Retard pressure.
The DADF Pre Regi Sensor Actuator for disengagement, drag and damage.
005-123 DADF Simplex/Side 1 Regi Sensor On Jam

BSD-ON:CH5.6
B
After Pre Regi operation started (DADF Feed Motor On (CCW)), the DADF Regi Sensor did not turn ON
within the specified time.

Y
N
Procedure
Open the Top Cover and remove the Invert Chute.

Enter the Diag Mode, turn ON DC330 [005-110]. Turn ON the DADF Regi Sensor using a sheet of paper,
etc. Does the display change to "H" (opposite to the voltage level)?
Y
N
Remove the DADF Rear Cover. Is the voltage between the DADF PWB J757-14 (+) and the
GND (-) +5VDC?
Y
N
The Transportation Roll for contamination, wear or revolution failure.
Is the voltage between the DADF Regi Sensor J775-2 (+) and the GND (-) +5VDC?
Y
N
Check the connection between the DADF Regi Sensor J775-2 and the DADF PWB J757-14
for an open circuit and poor contact.
Is the voltage between the DADF Regi Sensor J775-1 (+) and J775-3 (-) +5VDC?
Y
N
Check the wires between the DADF PWB J757-15 and the DADF Regi Sensor J775-1, as
well as between the DADF PWB J757-13 and the DADF Regi Sensor J775-3 for open circuits
and poor contacts.
Replace the DADF Regi Sensor (PL 51.17).
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
and poor contact.
A
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005-125 DADF Regi Sensor Off Jam
005-131 DADF Invert Sensor On Jam (During Invert)
BSD-ON:CH5.6
BSD-ON:CH5.6
After the DADF Pre Regi Sensor turned OFF, the DADF Regi Sensor did not turn OFF within the
specified time.
After the DADF Regi Sensor turned ON at Invert, the DADF Invert Sensor did not turn ON within the
specified time.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Transportation failure due to foreign substance in the document path
The surface of the roll for foreign substance
The surface of the roll for wear
DADF Feed Motor: DC330 [005-017] (PL 51.5)
DADF Regi Motor: DC330 [005-038] (PL 51.5)
Check the circuit between the DADF Regi Sensor and the DADF PWB
Check the circuit between the DADF Inverter Sensor and the DADF PWB
Check the circuit between the DADF Pre Regi Sensor and the DADF PWB
DADF Regi Sensor: DC330 [005-110] (PL 51.17)
DADF Invert Sensor: DC330 [005-211] (PL 51.9)
DADF Pre Regi Sensor: DC330 [005-206] (PL 51.17)
DADF PWB failure. (PL 51.2)
005-132 DADF Invert Sensor On Jam
005-134 DADF Inverter Sensor Off Jam (During Invert)
BSD-ON:CH5.6
BSD-ON:CH5.6
After the Read Speed Control operation started (DADF Regi Motor On (CCW)), the DADF Invert Sensor
did not turn ON within the specified time.
After the DADF Regi Sensor turned OFF at Invert of the last document, the DADF Inverter Sensor
did not turn OFF within the specified time.
During the Invert where there is a next document, after the Read Speed Control operation started
(DADF Regi Motor On (CCW)), the DADF Inverter Sensor did not turn OFF within the specified time.
Cause/Action
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005-135 DADF Side 2 Pre Regi Sensor On Jam
005-136 DADF Side 2 Regi Sensor On Jam
BSD-ON:CH5.5
BSD-ON:CH5.6
After the Invert operation started (DADF Regi Motor On (CW)) at Invert, the DADF Pre Regi Sensor did
not turn ON within the specified time.
After the DADF Pre Regi Sensor turned ON at Invert, the DADF Regi Sensor did not turn ON within the
specified time.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Check if the Exit Roll is nipping properly. (Including the operations of Exit Nip Release Solenoid
(DC330 [005-072])) (PL 51.6)
The Invert Gate for operation failure
(DC330 [005-072])) (PL 51.6)
005-139 DADF Invert Sensor Off Jam
005-145 DADF Regi Sensor Off Jam (Invert)
BSD-ON:CH5.6
BSD-ON:CH5.6
After the DADF Regi Sensor turned OFF in the Scan operation, the DADF Invert Sensor did not turn
OFF within the specified time.
After the DADF Pre Regi Sensor turned OFF at Invert, the DADF Regi Sensor did not turn OFF within the
specified time.
During the Simplex scan operation where there is a next document, after the Next Document Scan
Read Speed Control started (DADF Regi Motor On (CCW)), the DADF Inverter Sensor did not turn
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
(DC330 [005-072])) (PL 51.6)
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005-146 DADF Pre Regi Sensor Off Jam
005-147 DADF Pre Regi Sensor Off Jam (Invert)
BSD-ON:CH5.5
BSD-ON:CH5.5
After the DADF Feed Out Sensor turned OFF in Simplex, the DADF Pre Regi Sensor did not turn
After the DADF Regi Motor turned ON at Invert, the DADF Pre Regi Sensor did not turn OFF within the
specified time.
After the DADF Regi Motor turned ON in Duplex, the DADF Pre Regi Sensor did not turn OFF within
the specified time.
Cause/Action
Check if the Exit Roll is nipping properly. (Including the operations of Exit Nip Release Solenoid)
DC330 [005-072] (PL 51.6)
Cause/Action
005-194 Mixed Size Mismatch Jam
005-196 Size Mismatch Jam On No Mix-Size
BSD-ON:CH5.3
BSD-ON:CH5.4, CH5.2, CH5.3
In Mixed Size Originals, it was detected that the size in the Fast Scan Direction was different from the
width of the document guide.
A document in a different size from the first document was detected in the No Mix mode.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
DADF Tray Set Guide Sensor 1-3: DC330 [005-215/216/217] (PL 51.10)
Check that the DADF Tray Set Guide operates normally.
DADF APS Sensor 1: DC330 [005-218] (PL 51.17)
Check the circuit between the DADF Tray Set Guide Sensor 1-3 and the DADF PWB
Document Tray Size Sensor 1/2 : DC330 [005-221/222] (PL 51.10)
If no problems are found, replace the DADF PWB (PL 51.2).
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005-197 Prohibit Combine Size Jam
005-198 Too Short Size Jam
BSD-ON:CH5.5
BSD-ON:CH5.5
A prohibited size combination was detected.
It was detected that the document length in Slow Scan direction was out of the specifications.
Cause/Action
Simplex mode: shorter than 85mm
Explain to the customer that the following combinations are prohibited.
Duplex mode: shorter than 110mm
5.5 x 8.5 SEF and all the other document sizes.
A5 SEF and all the other document sizes.
Cause/Action
B5 SEF, plus 11 x 15 SEF, 11 x 17 SEF, A4 LEF, A3 LEF, 8.5 x 11 LEF.
16K SEF, plus 11 x 15 SEF, 11 x 17 SEF, A4 LEF, and A3 LEF.
Check the document size a user has scanned. If its length is within the available range for DADF feeding,
check the circuit between the DADF Pre Regi Sensor, the DADF Feed Out Sensor, and the DADF PWB.
005-199 Too Long Size Jam
005-210 DADF Download Fail
BSD-ON:CH5.5
BSD-ON:CH3.5
It was detected that the document length in Slow Scan direction was out of the specifications.
When the IISS starts up (Power ON/Sleep recovery), it was detected that the DADF is in Download
Mode.
Simplex and Duplex modes: 431.9mm or longer
Fax mode: 1501.0mm or longer
Cause/Action
Perform the DADF software download.
Cause/Action
Check the document size a user has scanned. If its length is within the available range for DADF feeding,
check the circuit between the DADF Pre Regi Sensor, the DADF Feed Out Sensor, and the DADF PWB.
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005-275 DADF RAM Test Fail
005-280 DADF EEPROM Fail
BSD-ON:CH3.5
BSD-ON:CH3.5
The DADF PWB RAM failed during the Read/Write operation. (At Power ON)
The DADF EEPROM Read/Write operation failed.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
If the problem persists after turning the power OFF then ON, replace the DADF PWB (PL 51.2).
If the problem persists after turning the power OFF then ON, replace the DADF PWB (PL 51.2).
005-305 DADF Feeder Cover Interlock Open (when running)
005-906 DADF Feed Out Sensor Static Jam
BSD-ON:CH5.1
BSD-ON:CH5.5
The Feeder Cover Interlock was opened during DADF operation.
The DADF Feed Out Sensor turns ON at the following timings.
1.
When Power is ON
2.
At Feeder Cover Interlock Close
3.
At Platen Interlock Close
Cause/Action
The DADF Feeder Cover for a mismatch.
DADF Interlock Switch: DC330 [005-212] (PL 51.7)
Cause/Action
If the problem persists, check the circuit between the DADF Interlock Switch and the DADF PWB. If no
problems are found, replace the DADF PWB (PL 51.2).
Check the DADF Feed Out Sensor for remaining paper, the Actuator for return failure, foreign
substances, contamination on sensors, and etc.
DADF Feed Out Sensor: DC330 [005-205] (PL 51.6)
If the problem persists, check the circuit between the DADF Feed Out Sensor and the DADF PWB. If no
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005-907 DADF Pre Regi Sensor Static Jam
005-908 DADF Regi Sensor Static Jam
BSD-ON:CH5.5
BSD-ON:CH5.6
The DADF Pre Regi Sensor turns ON at the following timings:
The DADF Regi Sensor turns ON at the following timings:
1.
When Power is ON
1.
When Power is ON
2.
2.
3.
3.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Check the DADF Pre Regi Sensor for remaining paper, the Actuator for return failure, foreign
Check the DADF Regi Sensor for remaining paper, foreign substances, contamination on sensors,
and etc.
If the problem persists, check the circuit between the DADF Pre Regi Sensor and the DADF PWB. If no
If the problem persists, check the circuit between the DADF Regi Sensor and the DADF PWB. If no
005-913 DADF Inverter Sensor Static Jam
005-915 DADF APS Sensor 1 Static Jam
BSD-ON:CH5.6
BSD-ON:CH5.4
The DADF Invert Sensor turns On at the timings below.
The DADF APS Sensor 1 turns ON at the timings below.
1.
When Power is ON
1.
When Power is ON
2.
2.
3.
3.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Check the DADF Inverter Sensor for remaining paper, the Actuator for return failure, foreign
Check the DADF APS Sensor 1 for remaining paper, the Actuator for return failure, foreign
If the problem persists, check the circuit between the DADF Invert Sensor and the DADF PWB. If no
Version 1.2
If the problem persists, check the circuit between the DADF APS Sensor 1 and the DADF PWB. If no
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BSD-ON:CH5.4
BSD-ON:CH5.4
1.
When Power is ON
1.
When Power is ON
2.
2.
3.
3.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
005-940 DADF No Original
005-941 Doc number of sheets is insufficient
BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-
It was detected that the document was pulled out during document feed.
It was detected that some documents were missing at post-Jam recovery.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Reload the document.
Follow the instructions on the UI screen to reload the document that was jammed.
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005-945 FS-Size Mismatch Jam On No Mix-Size or SS Mix-Size

(Cont)
BSD-ON:CH5.4, CH5.3
In No Mix or Slow Scan (SS) Mixed mode, it was detected that a document with a different size in Fast
Scan (FS) direction was transported from the DADF.
(If paper was not fed, 005-945 is displayed. If paper was fed, 005-947 is displayed.)
Version 1.2
005-946 SS-Size Mismatch Jam On No Mix-Size (Cont)

BSD-ON:CH5.4, CH5.2, CH5.5, CH5.6
In No Mix mode, it was detected that a document with a different size in Slow Scan (SS) direction was
transported from the DADF. (If paper was not fed, 005-946 is displayed. If paper was fed, 005-948 is
displayed.)
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Check the circuit between the Document Tray Size Sensor 1/2 and the DADF PWB.
DADF APS Sensors 1-3: DC330 [005-218/219/220] (PL 51.17)
Check the circuit between the DADF APS Sensors 1-3 and the DADF PWB.
005-947 FS-Size Mismatch Jam On No Mix-Size or SS Mix-Size
005-948 SS-Size Mismatch Jam On No Mix-Size
BSD-ON:CH5.4, CH5.3
BSD-ON:CH5.4, CH5.2, CH5.5, CH5.6
In No Mix or Slow Scan (SS) Mixed mode, it was detected that a document with a different size in Fast
Scan (FS) direction was transported from the DADF.
(If paper was not fed, 005-945 is displayed. If paper was fed, 005-947 is displayed.)
In No Mix mode, it was detected that a document with a different size in Slow Scan (SS) direction was
transported from the DADF. (If paper was not fed, 005-946 is displayed. If paper was fed, 005-948 is
displayed.)
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Check the circuit between the Document Tray Size Sensor 1/2 and the DADF PWB.
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010-330 Fuser Motor Fail
010-360 IH Driver Input High Voltage Fail
BSD-ON:CH10.1, CH9.29
The Fuser Drive Motor revolution failure was detected.
The input voltage of the IH Driver is high voltage (150VAC or higher). (Status code 0x1 is received)
Initial Actions
Procedure
Turn the power OFF and check whether the Fuser Assembly is installed properly.
With the Fuser in nipped state, rotate the Roller manually to check for loading.
Turn the power OFF. Remove the Right Cover and remove the Front LVPS Fan.
Turn the main power ON (turn ON the Main Power Switch).
Is the voltage between the Main LVPS J6-1 and J6-3 100VAC?
Y
N
Go to "2.2.2.1 AC Power FIP".
Procedure
Turn the power OFF and remove the Rear Upper Cover. Disconnect the connector J592 of the MD PWB
and open the Chassis Assembly.
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [010-006] (Fuser Drive Motor).
Does the Fuser Drive Motor rotate?
Y
N
Is the voltage between the Fuser Drive Motor J242-1 (+) and the GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
Go to 2.2.2.4 (2270/3370) +24VDC Power FIP or 2.2.2.4 (4470/5570) +24VDC Power FIP.
Turn the main power OFF and replace the following parts in sequence:
IH Driver (PL 18.3)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Is the voltage between the Fuser Drive Motor J243-1 (+) and the GND (-) +5VDC?
Y
N
Go to 2.2.2.3 +5VDC Power FIP.
Turn the power OFF and check the connection between the MD PWB J525 and the Fuser Drive
Motor J243 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact.
If no problems are found, replace the following parts in sequence:
Fuser Drive Motor (PL 3.1)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Press the Stop button. Check the operation of DC330 [094-012] (1st BTR Contact) and DC330 [094-013]
(1st BTR Retract) alternately. Does the Fuser Drive Motor rotate?
Y
N
Turn the power OFF and check the 1st BTR Contact/Retract Gear for blockage or damage.
Turn the power OFF and check the connection between the Fuser Drive Motor J243-8 and the MD PWB
J525-A1 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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Troubleshooting
CHAIN 10
2010/08
2-50
Version 1.2
010-361 IH Driver Input Low Voltage Fail
010-362 IH Driver Surge Fail
BSD-ON:CH10.3
The input voltage of the IH Driver is low voltage (80VAC or lower). (Status code 0x2 is received)
The IH Driver detected surge. (Status code 0x3 is received)
Procedure
Cause/Action
Turn the power OFF. Remove the Right Cover and remove the Front LVPS Fan.
Turn the main power ON (turn ON the Main Power Switch).
Y
N
1.
Turn the main power OFF and replace the following parts in sequence:
IH Driver (PL 18.3)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
2.
Turn the power OFF and ON.

Check the voltage and voltage noise at customer's outlet.
If the problem was not resolved by turning the power OFF then ON and no problems were found
after checking the voltage and voltage noise at the outlet, replace the IH Driver (PL 18.3).
010-363 IGBT Temperature High Fail
010-364 IGBT Temperature Sensor Fail
BSD-ON:CH10.3
BSD-ON:CH10.3
The IGBT Temperature Sensor detected high temperature. (Status code 0x4 is received)
An open circuit, short circuit, or abnormal change in Sensor value was detected at the IGBT Temperature
Sensor. (Status code 0x5 is received)
Procedure
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [042-016] (IH Intake Fan).
Is the IH Intake Fan rotating?
Y
N
Proceed to the 042-332 FIP.
Cause/Action
1.
2.
Turn the power OFF and check the connection between the IH Driver J530 and the MCU PWB
J414 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact.
(For 4470/5570, perform the check after removing the Sub LVPS.)
Press the Stop button. Turn ON DC330 [042-017] (IH Exhaust Fan).
Is the IH Exhaust Fan rotating?
Y
N
IH Driver (PL 18.3)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)

Turn the power OFF and check the connection between the IH Driver J530 and the MCU PWB J414 for
open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. (For 4470/5570, perform the check after removing the Sub
LVPS.)
IH Driver (PL 18.3)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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010-367 Input Low Current Fail
010-368 Encoder Pulse Fail
BSD-ON:CH10.3
BSD-ON:CH10.1
The input current was below the lower limit continuously for the specified time. (Status code 0x8 is
received)
The level change of the Belt Speed Sensor was in less than 1 second. (Status code 0x9 is received)
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Turn the power OFF and remove the Fuser Assembly. The Drawer Connector between the Fuser
Assembly and the Main Unit ( P/DJ600) for broken/bent pins, foreign substances, burns, and etc.
Check whether the MCU PWB connector J431 is connected properly.
Procedure
Procedure
Check the following:(For 4470/5570, perform the check after removing the Sub LVPS.)
The relay connector P/J634 for poor contact
Check the following connections for short circuits and poor contacts.
Between MCU PWB J431-12 and Fuser Assembly DJ600-B7
The connection between the IH Driver T60 and the Fuser Assembly DJ600-1 for short circuit and
poor contact
The connection between the IH Driver T61 and the Fuser Assembly DJ600-3 for short circuit and
poor contact
IH Driver (PL 18.3)
Fuser Assembly (PL 7.1)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
010-369 IH Driver Communication Fail
010-370 IH Driver Freeze Fail
BSD-ON:CH10.3
BSD-ON:CH10.3
Communication error between the IH Driver and the MCU PWB has occurred.
(Status code 0xC is received. Or, communication error between the DD and the IH was detected)
The IH Driver Freeze port became Active (Low). (The CPU of the IH Driver has hanged.)
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
1.
2.
2.
Turn the power OFF and check the connection between the MCU PWB J414 and the IH Driver
PWB J530 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. (For 4470/5570, perform the check after
removing the Sub LVPS.)
PWB J530 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. (For 4470/5570, perform the check after
removing the Sub LVPS.)
IH Driver (PL 18.3)
IH Driver (PL 18.3)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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010-371 Heat Belt STS Center Disconnection Fail
010-372 Heat Roll STS Center Over Temperature Fail
BSD-ON:CH10.4
BSD-ON:CH10.4
The open circuit AD value of the Center Thermistor was detected 3 times in a row.
The AD value of the Center Thermistor was detected to be higher than the defined value 4 times in a
row.
Initial Actions
NOTE: To clear this Fail, clear the history in NVM (744-001) and then turn the power OFF and ON.
When turning the power OFF, turn OFF the Power Switch first and then the Main Power Switch.
Initial Actions
Turn the power OFF and remove the Fuser Assembly. Check whether foreign substances or paper
is wound around the Heat Roll.
The Drawer Connector between the Fuser Assembly and the Main Unit ( P/DJ600) for broken/bent
pins, foreign substances, burns, and etc.
Procedure
Measure the resistance between Fuser Assembly P600-A7 and P600-A8. Is the resistance infinite?
Y
N
Check the following connections for open circuits, short circuits, and poor contacts.
Between DJ600-A5 and MCU PWB J431-7
If no problems are found, replace the MCU PWB.
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Replace the Fuser Assembly (PL 7.1).
Procedure
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
010-373 Heat Belt STS Rear Disconnection Fail
010-374 Heat Belt STS Rear Over Temperature Fail
BSD-ON:CH10.4
BSD-ON:CH10.4
The open circuit AD value of the Rear Thermistor was detected 3 times in a row.
The AD value of the Rear Thermistor was detected to be higher than the defined value 4 times in a row.
NOTE: To clear this Fail, clear the history in NVM (744-001) and then turn the power OFF and ON.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Turn the power OFF and remove the Fuser Assembly. Check whether foreign substances or paper
is wound around the Heat Roll.
The Drawer Connector between the Fuser Assembly and the Main Unit ( P/DJ600) for broken/bent
pins, foreign substances, burns, and etc.
Procedure
Measure the resistance between Fuser Assembly P600-A9 and P600-A10. Is the resistance infinite?
Y
N
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Version 1.2
Procedure
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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010-375 Heat Belt STS Center Warm Up Time Fail
010-376 Heat Belt STS Rear Warm Up Time Fail
BSD-ON:CH10.4
BSD-ON:CH10.4
When transitioning from the Wait state, the specified Temperature is not reached within the specified
time.
When transitioning from the Wait state, the specified Temperature is not reached within the specified
time.
NOTE: This Fail may occur when the temperature in the installation environment is low (10 degree or
lower)
NOTE: This Fail may occur when the temperature in the installation environment is low (10 degree or
lower)
Procedure
Cause/Action
Enter DC122 Fail History. Check whether IH Driver Input Low Voltage Fail has occurred.
Has Fail 010-361 occurred?
Y
N
Turn the power OFF and check the following:
Remove the Fuser Assembly. The Drawer Connector between the Fuser Assembly and the
Main Unit ( P/DJ600) for broken/bent pins, foreign substances, burns, and etc.
1.
2.
The connection between the DJ600-A4/A5 and the MCU PWB J431-8/7 for open circuit, short
circuit, and poor contact
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
The connection between the DJ600-A2/A3 and the MCU PWB J431-10/9 for open circuit,
short circuit, and poor contact
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
010-377 Fuser On Time Fail
010-378 Heat Belt Rotation Fail
BSD-ON:CH10.4
BSD-ON:CH10.1
When in Ready or Standby states, the temperature monitor value of the Rear Thermistor did not reach
the specified temperature within the specified time after the IH power had turned ON.
The Belt Speed Sensor output has not changed for 500ms or longer after the Fuser Motor On.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
1.
2.
2.
The connection between the DJ600-A2/A3 and the MCU PWB J431-10/9 for open circuit,
The connection between the DJ600-B7/B6/B5 and the MCU PWB J431-12/13/14 for open
circuit, short circuit, and poor contact
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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010-379 Fuser Hot Not Ready Return Time Fail
010-380 P/Roll Latch Motor Fail
BSD-ON:CH10.4
BSD-ON:CH10.2
The time taken to recover from High Temperature Not Ready state has exceeded the specified time.
When in the P/Roll Contact/Retract operation, the Latch Position Sensor detected a Latch position error
of the P/Roll.
Cause/Action
1.
Initial Actions
2.
Turn the power OFF and check whether the Fuser Assembly is installed properly.
Remove the Fuser Assembly and check the Drawer Connector between the Fuser Assembly and
the Main Unit ( P/DJ600) for broken/bent pins, foreign substances, burns, and etc.
The connection between the Fuser Assembly DJ600 and the MCU PWB J431 for open circuit,
short circuit, and poor contact.
Procedure
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [010-009] (P/Roll Latch On) and DC330
[010-010] (P/Roll Latch Off) alternately. Does the Latch Motor rotate?
Y
N
Is the voltage between the MD PWB J520-9 (+) and the GND +24VDC?
Y
N
Turn the power OFF, then measure the Latch Motor wire wound resistance. Disconnect the Latch
Motor J254, then measure the following resistances.
Between Latch Motor J254 pin-2 and J254 pin-6
Between Latch Motor J254 pin-1 and J254 pin-5
Is the resistance approx. 5.7Ohm for each? (At 25 C)

Y
N
Replace the P/R Latch Motor (PL 7.1).
Measure the resistance between the disconnected connector J254-1/2/5/6 and the Frame.
Is the resistance infinite for all?
Y
N
Check the wires of the pins with non-infinite resistance for peeled-off coatings and short
circuits due to pinching.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Press the Stop button. Turn ON DC330 [010-009] (P/Roll Latch On) and DC330 [010-202] (P/Roll Latch
Sensor), as well as DC330 [010-010] (P/Roll Latch Off) and DC330 [010-202] (P/Roll Latch Sensor)
alternately.
Does the display change between Low/High?
N
Is the voltage between the MCU PWB J431-4 (+) and the GND +1.2VDC?
Y
N
Press the Stop button and turn the power OFF.
Remove the Fuser Assembly and check the connection between the DJ600-A8/A7 and the
MCU PWB J431-4/5 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact.
010-381 Fuser Assy Illegal Fail

BSD-ON:CH10.4
A different type of Fuser Assembly (rapid heating/accumulative heating) was installed.
Cause/Action
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
1.
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
2.
Turn the power OFF and replace with the correct Fuser Assembly (PL 7.1).

Remove the Fuser Assembly and check the connection between the DJ600-A6 and the MCU PWB
J431-6 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact.
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Turn the power OFF and check the Latch Motor Gear for wear or damage. If no problems are found,
replace the following parts in sequence:
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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010-382 Fuser Thermostat Fail
010-398 Fuser Fan Fail
BSD-ON:CH10.4
BSD-ON:CH10.7
The Fuser Assembly Thermostat is broken.
The Fuser Fan error was detected.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Rotate the Fuser Fan manually to check for loading.
Procedure
Procedure
Measure the resistance between P600 pin-A11 and P600 pin-B9. Is the resistance infinite?
Y
N
Between DJ600-B1 and MCU PWB J431-18
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
Enter DC122 Fail History. Has 041-350 MD PWB F7 Blows occurred?

Y
N
Enter the Diag Mode, turn ON DC330 [042-011] (Fuser Fan). Is the Fuser Fan rotating?
Y
N
Turn the power OFF and check the connection between the Fuser Fan J230-4/3/1 and the MD
PWB J524-10/11/13 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact.
Fuser Fan (PL 4.1)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)

Check the connection between the Fuser Fan J230-2 and the MD PWB J524-12 for open circuit,
short circuit, and poor contact.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Turn the power OFF and check whether the F7 on the MD PWB has melted down.
010-420 Fuser Assembly Near Life Warning
010-421 Fuser Assembly Life Over Warning
BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-
The Fuser Assembly is near the end of its lifespan.
The Fuser Assembly has reached the end of its lifespan.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Replace the Fuser Assembly (PL 7.1) with a new one and clear DC135 [954-850]. If the problem persists,
replace the MCU PWB.
Replace the Fuser Assembly (PL 7.1) with a new one and clear DC135 [954-850]. If the problem persists,
replace the MCU PWB.
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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041-310 IM Logic Fail
041-316 IH Driver Interface Fail
BSD-ON:CH3.1
BSD-ON:CH10.3
The IM software control error was detected.
Interface error between the MCU PWB and the IH Driver has occurred (at the IH Driver).
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
1.
2.
Install the correct version of the IOT firmware.
2.
3.
Initialize the IOT NVM (includes writing back the adjustment NVM). If the problem persists, replace
the MCU PWB.
Turn the power OFF and check the connection between the IH Driver J530 and the MCU PWB
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
IH Driver (PL 18.3)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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041-317 MCU IH Interface Fail
041-325 MCU PWB F2 Blows
BSD-ON:CH10.3
BSD-ON:CH1.6
Interface error between the MCU PWB and the IH Driver has occurred (at the MCU).
Fuse 2 on the MCU PWB has blown.
NOTE: Remove the cause of Fuse meltdown before replacing the MCU PWB.
Cause/Action
1.
Cause/Action
2.
1.
Check the following parts circuits for overcurrent and overvoltage, and then replace the faulty parts
or repair the circuits.
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
Suction Fan (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Bottom Fan (3370) (PL 4.3a)
IH Driver (PL 18.3)
Bottom Fan (4470/5570) (PL 4.3b)
HVPS Fan (2270/3370) (PL 4.3a)
M Fan (4470/5570) (PL 4.3b)
2.
Drive Fan (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
1st BTR Contact Retract Clutch (PL 3.2)
Takeaway Clutch (2270/3370) (PL 15.1)
Turn the power OFF and replace the MCU PWB.
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
BSD-ON:CH1.6
BSD-ON:CH1.11
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
1.
2.
IH Exhaust Fan (2270/3370) (PL 4.3a)
IBT Fan 1, 2 (2270/3370) (PL 4.2a)
IH Exhaust Fan (4470/5570) (PL 4.3b)
C Fan (4470/5570) (PL 4.2b)
Process 2 Fan (2270/3370) (PL 4.2a)
Process 2 Fan (4470/5570) (PL 4.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
Erase Lamp Unit (C, M, Y, K) (PL 8.1)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MOB ADC Assembly (PL 18.5)
2.
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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041-340 MCU Nvm (EEPROM) Data Fail
BSD-ON:CH1.11
BSD-ON:CH3.1
The specific values of the NVM (EEPROM) data are not in their specified addresses.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
1.
2.
3.
2.
HVPS (1st/2nd/DTC) (PL 6.2)
the MCU PWB.
HVPS (DEVE/BCR) (2270/3370) (PL 18.6a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
HVPS (BCR) (4470/5570) (PL 18.6b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
HVPS (DEVE) (4470/5570) (PL 5.3)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
041-341 MCU NVM (EEPROM) Access Fail
041-342 MCU Nvm (EEPROM) Buffer Fail
BSD-ON:CH3.1
BSD-ON:CH3.1
NVM (EEPROM) access error (The read values are different from those that were written, or there is I2C
communication error).
NVM (EEPROM) buffer fail (The write buffer has overflowed).

Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
1.
2.
2.
Turn the power OFF and check whether there is poor connection between the EEPROM and the
MCU PWB.
Turn the power OFF and check whether there is poor connection between the EEPROM and the
MCU PWB.
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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041-345 MD PWB F2 Blows
041-346 (2270/3370) MD PWB F3 Blows
BSD-ON:CH1.5
BSD-ON:CH1.6
Fuse 2 on the MD PWB has blown.
NOTE: Remove the cause of Fuse meltdown before replacing the MD PWB.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
1.
2.
LPH Unit (Y, M, C, K) (PL 2.1)
LPH Rear PWB (Y, M, C, K) (PL 2.2)
NOTE: For more information on the connection to the HCF, refer to the HCF Supplementary Service
Manual.
Turn the power OFF and replace the MD PWB.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
2.
Tray Module PWB (PL 10.9a)
Fax PWB (PL 10.11)
HCF
Turn the power OFF and replace the MD PWB (PL 18.2a).
041-347 Serial I/O Fail
041-348 (4470/5570) MD PWB F4 Blows
BSD-ON:CH3.1
BSD-ON:CH1.6
The Serial I/O control clock is not input into the MD PWB.
Cause/Action
1.
Cause/Action
2.
Turn the power OFF and check the connector ( P/J452) between the MD PWB and the MCU PWB
for poor connection.
1.
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
NOTE: For more information on the connection to the HCF, refer to the HCF Supplementary Service
Manual.
2.
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Fax PWB (PL 10.11)
HCF
Turn the power OFF and replace the MD PWB (PL 18.2b).
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BSD-ON:CH1.6
BSD-ON:CH1.6
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
1.
2.
Takeaway Motor (4470/5570) (PL 15.1)
Tray 1 Feed/Lift Up Motor (PL 9.4)
Front LVPS Fan (PL 4.1)
P/R Latch Motor (PL 7.1)
IH Intake Fan (PL 4.1)
Agitator Motor (PL 8.2)
C Exhaust Fan (4470/5570) (PL 4.3b)
Process 1 Fan (4470/5570) (PL 4.2b)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
2.
Fuser Fan (PL 4.1)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
041-351 MD Detect Fail
BSD-ON:CH3.8
BSD-ON:CH1.6
The MD PWB is not installed.
Cause/Action
1.
Turn the power OFF then ON.
Cause/Action
2.
Turn the power OFF and check the connector ( P/J452) between the MD PWB and the MCU PWB
for poor connection.
1.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Version 1.2
Check the Finisher circuit for overcurrent and overvoltage, and then replace the faulty parts or repair
the circuits.
NOTE: For more information on the connection to the Finisher, refer to the Finisher Supplementary
Service Manual.
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MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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BSD-ON:CH1.11
BSD-ON:CH1.11
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
1.
2.
MSI Feed/Nudger Motor (PL 13.2)
Exit 2 Drive Motor (PL 17.4)
Duplex Motor (PL 14.5)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
2.
Toner Dispense Motor (Y, M, C, K) (PL 5.1)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
BSD-ON:CH1.11
BSD-ON:CH1.11
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
1.
NOTE: The LH Fan PWB (including the LH Fan) is an option to prevent paper blocking. If these
optional parts are installed, check their circuits for overcurrent and overvoltage too.
2.
2nd BTR Contact Retract Motor (PL 14.4)
DC Heater (PL 14.3)
LH Fan PWB
2.
Fuser Drive Motor (PL 3.1)
Main Drive Motor (PL 3.2)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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Troubleshooting
CHAIN 41
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Version 1.2
BSD-ON:CH1.11
BSD-ON:CH1.11
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
1.
2.
Drum/Deve Drive Motor (K) (2270/3370) (PL 3.3a)
Drum/Deve Drive Motor (Y, M, C) (2270/3370) (PL 3.3a)
Drum/Deve Drive Motor (K) (4470/5570) (PL 3.3b)
Drum Drive Motor (Y, M, C) (4470/5570) (PL 3.3b)
IBT Drive Motor Assembly (2270/3370) (PL 3.3a)
Deve Drive Motor (Y, M, C) (4470/5570) (PL 3.3b)
IBT Drive Motor Assembly (4470/5570) (PL 3.3b)
2.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
BSD-ON:CH1.11
BSD-ON:CH1.11
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
1.
2.
Face Up Gate Solenoid (PL 17.5)
Exit 2 Gate Solenoid (PL 17.5)
Exit 1 OCT Motor (PL 17.2)
2.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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Troubleshooting
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Version 1.2
041-368 MCU-SW Firmware Mismatch
BSD-ON:CH1.6
BSD-ON:-
The MCU software for the 4470/5570 model is installed in the 2270/3370 model. Or, the MCU software
for the 2270/3370 model is installed in the 4470/5570 model.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
1.
2.
3.
2.
Regi Clutch (PL 15.2)
the MCU PWB.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
041-369 MD Type Mismatch

BSD-ON:CH3.8
The MD PWD for the 4470/5570 model is installed in the 2270/3370 model. Or, the MD PWD for the
2270/3370 model is installed in the 4470/5570 model.
Cause/Action
1.
2.
Turn the power OFF and replace with the correct MD PWB.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Version 1.2
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Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
CHAIN 41
2010/08
2-78 A
Version 1.2
042-320 (2270/3370) Drum Y, M, C Motor Fail
042-320 (4470/5570) Drum Y, M, C Motor Fail
BSD-ON:CH9.1
BSD-ON:CH9.2
The Drum/Deve Drive Motor (Y, M, C) revolution failure was detected.
The Drum Drive Motor (Y, M, C) revolution failure was detected.
Procedure
Procedure
Turn the power OFF and remove the Front Cover. Remove the Drum (Y, M, C) and the Developer (Y, M,
C) and cheat the Front Cover Interlock Switch.
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [091-026] (Drum/Deve Drive Motor Y, M,
C). Does the Drum/Deve Drive Motor (Y, M, C) rotate?
Y
N
Turn the power OFF and remove the Rear Upper Cover. Turn the power ON.
Is the voltage between the MD PWB J526-3 (+) and the GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
Go to 2.2.2.4 (2270/3370) +24VDC Power FIP.
Turn the power OFF and open the Front Cover. Remove the Drum (Y, M, C) and close the Front Cover.
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [091-027] (Drum Drive Motor Y, M, C).
Does the Drum Drive Motor (Y, M, C) rotate?
Y
N
Y
N
Is the voltage between the MD PWB J527-A16 (+) and the GND (-) +5VDC?
Y
N
Y
N
Turn the power OFF and check the connections between the MD PWB J526 and the Drum Drive
Motor (Y, M, C) J246, as well as between the MD PWB J527 and the Drum Drive Motor (Y, M, C)
J247 for open circuits, short circuits, and poor contacts.
Drum Drive Motor (Y, M, C) (PL 3.3b)
Turn the power OFF and check the connections between the MD PWB J526 and the Drum/Deve
Drive Motor (Y, M, C) J246, as well as between the MD PWB J527 and the Drum/Deve Drive Motor
(Y, M, C) J247 for open circuits, short circuits, and poor contacts.
Drum/Deve Drive Motor (Y, M, C) (PL 3.3a)
MD PWB (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (PL 18.2a)
Press the Stop button and turn the power OFF. Install the Drum (Y, M, C), the Developer (Y, M, C), and
the Front Cover.
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [091-026] (Drum/Deve Drive Motor Y, M,
C). Does the Drum/Deve Drive Motor (Y, M, C) rotate?
Y
N
Check the Drum (Y, M, C) and the Developer (Y, M, C) for loading
Press the Stop button and turn the power OFF. Check the connection between the Drum/Deve Drive
Motor (Y, M, C) J247-8 and the MD PWB J527-A9 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact.
MD PWB (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (PL 18.2b)
Press the Stop button and open the Front Cover. Install the Drum (Y, M, C) and close the Front Cover.
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [091-027] (Drum Drive Motor Y, M, C).
Does the Drum Drive Motor (Y, M, C) rotate?
Y
N
Check the Drum (Y, M, C) for loading.
Press the Stop button and turn the power OFF. Check the connection between the Drum Drive Motor
(Y, M, C) J247-8 and the MD PWB J527-A9 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact.
MD PWB (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (PL 18.2a)
Version 1.2
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Troubleshooting
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Version 1.2
042-323 Drum K Motor Fail
042-324 IBT Motor Fail
BSD-ON:CH9.4
BSD-ON:CH9.28
The Drum/Deve Drive Motor (K) revolution failure was detected.
The IBT Drive Motor revolution failure was detected.
Procedure
Procedure
Turn the power OFF and remove the Front Cover. Remove the Drum (K) and the Developer (K) and
cheat the Front Cover Interlock Switch.
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [091-033] (Drum/Deve Drive Motor K).
Does the Drum/Deve Drive Motor (K) rotate?
Y
N
Y
N
Turn the power OFF. Remove the IBT Unit and cheat the L/H Cover Interlock Switch.
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [094-006] (IBT Drive Motor).
Does the IBT Drive Motor rotate?
Y
N
Y
N
Is the voltage between the MD PWB J527-B8 (+) and the GND (-) +5VDC?
Y
N
Y
N
Turn the power OFF and check the connections between the MD PWB J526 and the IBT Drive
Motor J248, as well as between the MD PWB J527 and the IBT Drive Motor J249 for open circuits,
short circuits, and poor contacts.
IBT Drive Motor (2270/3370) (PL 3.3a)
Turn the power OFF and check the connections between the MD PWB J526 and the Drum/Deve
Drive Motor (K) J240, as well as between the MD PWB J527 and the Drum/Deve Drive Motor (K)
Drum/Deve Drive Motor (K) (2270/3370) (PL 3.3a)
IBT Drive Motor (4470/5570) (PL 3.3b)
Drum/Deve Drive Motor (K) (4470/5570) (PL 3.3b)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Press the Stop button and turn the power OFF. Install the Drum (K), the Developer (K), and the Front
Cover.
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [091-033] (Drum/Deve Drive Motor K).
Does the Drum/Deve Drive Motor (K) rotate?
Y
N
Check the Drum (K) and the Developer (K) for loading
Press the Stop button and turn the power OFF. Check the connection between the Drum/Deve Drive
Motor (K) J241-8 and the MD PWB J527-A1 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Press the Stop button and turn the power OFF. Install the IBT Unit and close the L/H Cover.
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [094-006] (IBT Drive Motor).
Does the IBT Drive Motor rotate?
Y
N
Check the IBT Drive for loadingAlso, check the IBT for loading due to blockage in the IBT Waste
Toner Collection Auger
Press the Stop button and turn the power OFF. Check the connection between the IBT Drive Motor
J249-8 and the MD PWB J527-B1 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact.
If no problems are found, replace the MD PWB.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
042-325 Main Motor Fail
N
Check the Regi Roll for loading and the Drive Gear for revolution failure or damage
Press the Stop button and turn the power OFF. Check the connection between the Main Drive Motor
J245-8 and the MD PWB J525-A9 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
The Main Drive Motor revolution failure was detected.

Procedure
Turn the power OFF. Remove the IBT Unit and cheat the L/H Cover Interlock Switch.
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [042-002] (Main Drive Motor).
Does the Main Drive Motor rotate?
Y
N
Y
N
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)

MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Y
N
Turn the power OFF and check the connections between the MD PWB J535 and the Main Drive
Motor J244, as well as between the MD PWB J525 and the Main Drive Motor J245 for open
circuits, short circuits, and poor contacts.
Main Drive Motor (PL 3.2)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Press the Stop button and turn the power OFF. Install the IBT Unit and close the L/H Cover.
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [042-002] (Main Drive Motor).
Y
N
Check the 2nd BTR for loading and the Drive Gear for revolution failure or damage
Press the Stop button. (2270/3370)
Turn ON DC330 [042-002] (Main Drive Motor), then turn ON DC330 [077-001] (Takeaway Clutch). (4470/
5570)
Turn ON DC330 [042-002] (Main Drive Motor), then turn ON DC330 [077-050] (Takeaway Motor).
Y
N
Check the MSI Takeaway Roll and the Tray 1 Takeaway Roll for loading and the Drive Gear for
revolution failure or damage
Press the Stop button. Turn ON DC330 [042-002] (Main Drive Motor), then turn ON DC330 [077-002]
(Regi Clutch). Does the Main Drive Motor rotate?
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Troubleshooting
CHAIN 42
2010/08
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Version 1.2
042-330 IH Exhaust Fan Fail
042-332 IH Intake Fan Fail
BSD-ON:CH10.3
BSD-ON:CH10.3
The IH Exhaust Fan error was detected.
The IH Intake Fan error was detected.
Procedure
Procedure
Turn the power ON and enter DC122 Fail History. Has 041-326 MCU PWB F3 Blows occurred?
Y
N
Turn the power OFF and remove the Rear Upper Cover. Disconnect the connector J592 of the MD
PWB and open the Chassis Assembly. Rotate the IH Exhaust Fan manually to check for loading.
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [042-017] (IH Exhaust Fan).
Is the IH Exhaust Fan rotating?
Y
N
When the Diag is turned ON, is the voltage between the MCU PWB J414-B1 (+) and the
GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
Turn the power ON and enter DC122 Fail History. Has 041-350 MD PWB F7 Blows occurred?
Y
N
PWB and open the Chassis Assembly.
(2270/3370)
Rotate the IH Intake Fan manually to check for loading.
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [042-016] (IH Intake Fan).
Is the IH Intake Fan rotating?
Y
N
When the Diag is turned ON, is the voltage between the MD PWB J529-B9 (+) and the
GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Turn the power OFF and check the connection between the IH Exhaust Fan J225 and the
MCU PWB J414 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact.
IH Exhaust Fan (2270/3370) (PL 4.3a)
IH Exhaust Fan (4470/5570) (PL 4.3b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
Turn the power OFF and check the connection between the IH Intake Fan J226 and the MD
PWB J529 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact.
IH Intake Fan (PL 4.1)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Press the Stop button and turn the power OFF. Check the connection between the IH Exhaust Fan
J225-3 and the MCU PWB J414-B3 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. If no problems
are found, replace the MCU PWB.
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Turn the power OFF and check whether the F3 on the MCU PWB has melted down
Press the Stop button and turn the power OFF. Check the connection between the IH Intake Fan
J226-2 and the MD PWB J529-B11 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. If no problems
are found, replace the MD PWB.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
042-334 (2270/3370) IBT Fan Fail
042-335 (4470/5570) Process 1 Fan Fail
BSD-ON:CH9.41
BSD-ON:CH9.43
The IBT Fan 1, 2 error was detected.
The Process 1 Fan error was detected.
Procedure
Procedure
Y
N
Turn the power OFF and remove the Rear Upper Cover. Open the Front Cover and cheat the Front
Cover Interlock Switch.
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [042-019] (IBT Fan).
Does the IBT Fan1, 2 rotate?
Y
N
When the Diag is turned ON, is the voltage between the MCU PWB J416-3/7 (+) and the
GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
Turn the power OFF and replace the MCU PWB (PL 18.2a).
Y
N
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [042-022] (Process 1 Fan).
Is the Process 1 Fan rotating?
Y
N
When the Diag is turned ON, is the voltage between the MD PWB J537-1 (+) and the
GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
Turn the power OFF and check the connection between the IBT Fan 1 J232 and the MCU
PWB J416, as well as between the IBT Fan 2 J236 and the MCU PWB J416 for open circuits,
short circuits, and poor contacts.
IBT Fan 1 (PL 4.2a)
Turn the power OFF and check the connection between the Process 1 Fan J228 and the MD
Process 1 Fan (PL 4.2b)
IBT Fan 2 (PL 4.2a)
MCU PWB (PL 18.2a)
Press the Stop button and turn the power OFF. Check the connection between the IBT Fan 1 J2322 and the MCU PWB J416-5, as well as between the IBT Fan 2 J236-2 and the MCU PWB J4169 for open circuits, short circuits, and poor contacts. If no problems are found, replace the MCU
PWB (PL 18.2a).
MD PWB (PL 18.2b)
Press the Stop button and turn the power OFF. Check the connection between the Process 1 Fan
J228-2 and the MD PWB J537-3 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. If no problems are
found, replace the MD PWB (PL 18.2b).
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Troubleshooting
CHAIN 42
2010/08
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Version 1.2
042-336 Process 2 Fan Fail
042-337 NOHAD Logic Fail
BSD-ON:CH3.1
The Process 2 Fan error was detected.
A fatal error was detected in NOHAD control.
Procedure
Cause/Action
Y
N
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [042-013] (Process 2 Fan).
Is the Process 2 Fan rotating?
Y
N
When the Diag is turned ON, is the voltage between the MCU PWB J416-11 (+) and the
GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
1.
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Turn the power OFF and check the connection between the Process 2 Fan J238 and the MCU
Process 2 Fan (2270/3370) (PL 4.2a)
Process 2 Fan (4470/5570) (PL 4.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Press the Stop button and turn the power OFF. Check the connection between the Process 2 Fan
J238-2 and the MCU PWB J416-13 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. If no problems
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
2.

Install the correct version of the MCU software. If the problem persists, replace the MCU PWB.
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
042-338 LVPS Front Fan Fail
042-340 (4470/5570) Cartridge Fan Fail
BSD-ON:CH1.3
BSD-ON:CH9.44
An abnormality was detected in the LVPS Front Fan.
The Cartridge Fan error was detected.
Procedure
Procedure
Y
N
Turn the power OFF and remove the Right Cover and Rear Upper Cover. Disconnect and reconnect
P/J239. Rotate the Front LVPS Fan manually to check for loading.
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [042-014] (Front LVPS Fan).
Is the Front LVPS Fan rotating?
Y
N
When the Diag is turned ON, is the voltage between the MD PWB J529-A13 (+) and the
GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
Y
N
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [042-021] (Cartridge Fan).
Is the Cartridge Fan rotating?
Y
N
When the Diag is turned ON, is the voltage between the MCU PWB J416-7 (+) and the
GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
Turn the power OFF and replace the MCU PWB (PL 18.2b).
Turn the power OFF and check the connection between the Cartridge Fan J619 and the MCU
Cartridge Fan (PL 4.2b)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Turn the power OFF and check the connection between the Front LVPS Fan J239 and the MD
Front LVPS Fan (PL 4.1)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (PL 18.2b)
Press the Stop button and turn the power OFF. Check the connection between the Cartridge Fan
J619-2 and the MCU PWB J416-9 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. If no problems
are found, replace the MCU PWB (PL 18.2b).
Press the Stop button and turn the power OFF. Check the connection between the Front LVPS Fan
J239-2 and the MD PWB J529-A14 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. If no problems
are found, replace the MD PWB.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Version 1.2
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Troubleshooting
CHAIN 42
2010/08
2-86
Version 1.2
042-341 M HVPS Fan Fail
042-342 (4470/5570) Suction Fan Fail
BSD-ON:CH9.45
The HVPS Fan (2270/3370) or M Fan (4470/5570) error was detected.
The Suction Fan error was detected.
Procedure
Procedure
Y
N
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [042-012] (HVPS/M Fan).
Is the HVPS Fan or the M Fan rotating?
Y
N
When the Diag is turned ON, is the voltage between the MCU PWB J417-A10 (+) and the
GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
Y
N
PWB and open the Chassis Assembly. Rotate the Suction Fan manually to check for loading.
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [042-020] (Suction Fan).
Is the Suction Fan rotating?
Y
N
GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
Turn the power OFF and replace the MCU PWB (PL 18.2b).
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Turn the power OFF and check the connection between the HVPS/M Fan J235 and the MCU
HVPS Fan (2270/3370) (PL 4.3a)
M Fan (4470/5570) (PL 4.3b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)

Check the connection between the HVPS/M Fan J235-3 and the MCU PWB J417-A12 for open
circuit, short circuit, and poor contact.
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Turn the power OFF and check the connection between the Suction Fan J231 and the MCU
Suction Fan (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (PL 18.2b)
Press the Stop button and turn the power OFF. Check the connection between the Suction Fan
J231-2 and the MCU PWB J417-A3 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. If no problems
are found, replace the MCU PWB (PL 18.2b).
042-343 (3370/4470/5570) Rear Bottom Fan Fail
042-344 (4470/5570) C Exhaust Fan Fail
BSD-ON:CH9.44
The Bottom Fan error was detected.
The C Exhaust Fan error was detected.
Procedure
Procedure
Y
N
PWB and open the Chassis Assembly. Rotate the Bottom Fan manually to check for loading.
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [042-015] (Bottom Fan).
Is the Bottom Fan rotating?
Y
N
When the Diag is turned ON, is the voltage between the MCU PWB J417-B11 (+) and the
GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
MCU PWB (3370) (PL 18.2a)
Y
N
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [042-024] (C Exhaust Fan).
Is the C Exhaust Fan rotating?
Y
N
When the Diag is turned ON, is the voltage between the MD PWB J529-B13 (+) and the
GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
Turn the power OFF and check the connection between the C Exhaust Fan J227 and the MD
C Exhaust Fan (PL 4.3b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Turn the power OFF and check the connection between the Bottom Fan J234 and the MCU
Bottom Fan (3370) (PL 4.3a)
Bottom Fan (4470/5570) (PL 4.3b)
MCU PWB (3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (PL 18.2b)
Press the Stop button and turn the power OFF. Check the connection between the C Exhaust Fan
J227-2 and the MD PWB J529-B15 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. If no problems
are found, replace the MD PWB (PL 18.2b).
Press the Stop button and turn the power OFF. Check the connection between the Bottom Fan
J234-2 and the MCU PWB J417-B13 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. If no problems
MCU PWB (3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Version 1.2
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Troubleshooting
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2010/08
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Version 1.2
042-400 Deodorant Filter Life End
042-604 NOHAD Temperature Sensor Fail
BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:CH9.27
The Deodorant Filter must be replaced.
The NOHAD Thermistor error was detected.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Replace the Deodorant Filter and clear the DC135 HFSI Counter [954-860].
Turn the power OFF and check the connection between the NOHAD Thermistor P130 and the MCU
PWB J414 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. Also check whether there is poor connection
or foreign substances at the detection section of the NOHAD Thermistor.
NOHAD Thermistor (2270/3370) (PL 4.4a)
NOHAD Thermistor (4470/5570) (PL 4.4b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
042-605 (2270/3370) Drive Fan Fail
042-609 (4470/5570) LH Fan Fail
BSD-ON:CH9.42
BSD-ON:CH9.46
The Drive Fan error was detected.
The LH Fan 1-3 error was detected.
NOTE: The LH Fan is an option Fan to prevent paper blocking. If the LH Fan is installed, set NVM
(741-140) to "1".
Procedure
Y
N
PWB and open the Chassis Assembly. Rotate the Drive Fan manually to check for loading.
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [042-020] (Drive Fan).
Is the Drive Fan rotating?
Y
N
GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
Turn the power OFF and replace the MCU PWB (PL 18.2a).
Turn the power OFF and check the connection between the Drive Fan J231 and the MCU
Drive Fan (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (PL 18.2a)
Procedure
Y
N
Turn the power OFF. Open the L/H Cover and cheat the L/H Cover Interlock Switch.
Disconnect and reconnect the LH Fan PWB J453, J454, LH Fan 2 P/J217, and LH Fan 3 P/J218.
Rotate the LH Fan 1-3 manually to check for loading.
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [042-026] (LH Fan).
Are the LH Fan 1-3 rotating?
Y
N
Press the Stop button. Is the voltage between the LH Fan PWB J450-5 (+) and the GND (-)
+24VDC?
Y
N
Remove the Rear Upper Cover. Is the voltage between the MD PWB J523-B13 (+)
and the GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
Press the Stop button and turn the power OFF. Check the connection between the Drive Fan J2312 and the MCU PWB J417-A3 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. If no problems are
found, replace the MCU PWB (PL 18.2a).
Turn the power OFF and check the connection between the MD PWB J523 and the LH
Fan PWB J450 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact.
Turn ON DC330 [042-026] (LH Fan) and measure the following voltages:
Between the LH Fan PWB J453-1 (+) and the GND (-) (LH Fan 1)
Is the voltage +24VDC?

Y
N
Turn the power OFF and check the connection between the MD PWB J523 and the LH
Fan PWB J450 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. If no problems are found,
replace the following parts in sequence:
LH Fan PWB
MD PWB (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (PL 18.2b)
Press the Stop button and turn the power OFF. Check the following connectors for open
circuits, short circuits, and poor contacts.
Between the LH Fan PWB J454 and the LH Fan 2 J217
Between the LH Fan PWB J454 and the LH Fan 3 J218
If no problems are found, replace the LH Fan (1-3).
Version 1.2
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B
Press the Stop button. Turn the power OFF and check the following:
Check the connection between the LH Fan 2 J217-3 and the LH Fan PWB J454-3 for open
Check the connection between the LH Fan 3 J218-3 and the LH Fan PWB J454-7 for open
Check the connection between the LH Fan PWB J450-2 and the MD PWB J523-B16 for open
LH Fan PWB
MD PWB (PL 18.2b)
Version 1.2
045-310 Image Ready NG
045-311 Controller Communication Fail
BSD-ON:CH3.1
BSD-ON:CH3.1
The Controller image preparation failure was detected.
Communication error between ESS PWB and MCU PWB was detected.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
1.
2.
Turn the power OFF and check whether there is poor connection or foreign substances at the
following connectors.
2.
Turn the power OFF and check whether there is poor connection or foreign substances at the
following connectors.
Between BP PWB J451 and MCU PWB P451
Between BP PWB J335 and ESS PWB P335
BP PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
BP PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
BP PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
BP PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
ESS PWB (PL 35.2)
ESS PWB (PL 35.2)
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-91
CHAIN 45
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
CHAIN 45
2010/08
2-92
Version 1.2
045-312 Drive Logic Fail
045-313 ENG_LOGIC_FAIL
BSD-ON:CH3.1
BSD-ON:-
A fatal error was detected in Drive control.
ENGINE internal mismatch (control logic mismatch)
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
1.
2.
2.
3.
the MCU PWB.
3.
the MCU PWB.
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
045-321 MK_Panel_NG
045-322 MK_Pitch_NG
BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-
Communication error between IM and MK (when receiving Pitch Check, the corresponding Panel Build is
not received)
Communication error between IM and MK (when receiving Pitch Notify, the corresponding Pitch Check is
not received)
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
1.
2.
2.
3.
the MCU PWB.
3.
the MCU PWB.
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-93
CHAIN 45
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
CHAIN 45
2010/08
2-94
Version 1.2
045-331 MK_MKIF_MSG_Reject
045-332 MK_MMIF_MSG_Reject
BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-
Communication error between IM and MK (the received message was rejected)
Communication error between MM and Sub Module (the received message was rejected)
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
1.
2.
2.
3.
the MCU PWB.
3.
the MCU PWB.
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
045-350 MK_Emergency_Over_Wait
045-351 MK_Emergency_No_Timer
BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-
MK internal mismatch (panel creation is obstructed continuously over the predetermined time)
MK internal mismatch (Call Back Timer has ran out and can't be controlled)
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
1.
2.
2.
3.
the MCU PWB.
3.
the MCU PWB.
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-95
CHAIN 45
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
CHAIN 45
2010/08
2-96
Version 1.2
045-352 MK_Emergency_Enforced_Stop
045-370 LPH Power On Fail Multi
BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-
MK internal mismatch (the MM has performed a forced stop process)
Power source error during LPH batch download complete verification or MCU error.
(Fail has occurred in multiple LPHs.)
Cause/Action
1.
Procedure
2.
3.
the MCU PWB.
Is the voltage between the MD PWB J532-4/8/12/16 (+) and the GND (-) +5VDC?
Y
N
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Is the voltage between the MD PWB J532-2/6/10/14 (+) and the GND (-) +1.8VDC?
Y
N
Turn the power OFF and disconnect the MD PWB connector J532.
Measure the resistance between the MD PWB J532-2/6/10/14 and the Frame.
Y
N
Replace the MD PWB.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Turn the power OFF and check the following connectors for open circuit, short circuit, and poor
connection.
Between MCU PWB J557 and LPH Rear PWB J561
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
If the problem persists, refer to DC131 [749-001] (LPH Fail Color) to go to the appropriate FIP.
(1: Error has occurred at Y, 2: Error has occurred at M, 4: Error has occurred at C, 8: Error has occurred
at K)
Y color: 061-350 FIP
M color: 061-351 FIP
C color: 061-352 FIP
K color: 061-353 FIP
045-371 LPH Download Data Fail Multi
045-372 LPH Mismatch Fail Multi
BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-
DELSOL register error during the LPH batch download complete verification or connector error.
(Fail has occurred in multiple LPHs.)
The model numbers of multiple LPH Units do not match.

Procedure
Procedure
Turn the power OFF and remove the Rear Upper Cover. Turn the power ON. Is the voltage between
the MD PWB J532-4/8/12/16 (+) and the GND (-) +5VDC?
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Turn the power OFF and remove the Rear Upper Cover. Turn the power ON. Is the voltage between
the MD PWB J532-4/8/12/16 (+) and the GND (-) +5VDC?
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Replace the MD PWB.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
Replace the MD PWB.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
connection.
Check that the values in DC131 [749-152 to 160] (LPH Specific Code) do not contain corruption, etc.
Furthermore, use DC402 to check the LPH EEPROM data. If no problems are found, replace the
following parts in sequence:
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
at K)
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-97
CHAIN 45
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
CHAIN 45
2010/08
2-98
Version 1.2
045-373 LPH Read Fail Multi
045-374 LPH Write Fail Multi
BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-
Communication error between MCU and LPH Units (data read error from multiple LPHs)
Communication error between MCU and LPH Units (data write error to multiple LPHs).
Procedure
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Replace the MD PWB.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
Replace the MD PWB.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
connection.
connection.
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
at K)
at K)
045-375 LPH Act Fail Multi

BSD-ON:Communication error between MCU and multiple LPH Units (error in the communication IC or cable).
Procedure
Check the timing at when this Fail occurs. Does this Fail occur right after the power is turned ON?
Y
N
If the Fail occurs when the Drum is rotating, it is very likely due to the noise caused by high voltage
leakCheck the Drum (Y, M, C, K) for improper installation
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Replace the MD PWB.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
connection.
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
at K)
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-99
CHAIN 45
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
CHAIN 45
2010/08
2-100
045-376 LPH PLL Lock Fail Multi

BSD-ON:LPH PLL lock mechanism failure (clock failures in multiple LPHs).
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Replace the MD PWB.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
connection.
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
at K)
Version 1.2
047-211 Exit 1 OCT Home Fail
047-212 Exit 2 OCT Home Fail
BSD-ON:CH10.8
BSD-ON:CH10.10
After the Exit 1 OCT Motor has ran for the specified operation time, the Exit 1 OCT Home Position
Sensor does not turn ON.
After the Exit 2 OCT Motor has ran for the specified operation time, the Exit 2 OCT Home Position
Sensor does not turn ON.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Check the Exit 1 OCT Home Position Sensor for improper installation, contamination, and etc.
Check the Exit 2 OCT Home Position Sensor for improper installation, contamination, and etc.
Check the Shielding Board, which blocks the detection section of the Exit 1 OCT Home Position
Sensor, for damage and check the OCT Chute for improper installation.
Check the Shielding Board, which blocks the detection section of the Exit 2 OCT Home Position
Sensor, for damage and check the OCT 2 Chute for improper installation.
Procedure
Procedure
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode.

Turn ON DC330 [077-109]. Move the OCT Chute manually to block/clear the light path to the Exit 1 OCT
Home Position Sensor. Does the display change between High/Low?
Y
N
Use "2.2.3.2 Permeable Sensor Failure FIP" to check the Exit 1 OCT Home Position Sensor.
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode.

Turn ON DC330 [077-110]. Move the OCT 2 Chute manually to block/clear the light path to the Exit 2
OCT Home Position Sensor. Does the display change between High/Low?
Y
N
Use "2.2.3.2 Permeable Sensor Failure FIP" to check the Exit 2 OCT Home Position Sensor.
Press the Stop button. Turn ON DC330 [077-040] and DC330 [077-041] alternately.
Does the OCT 1 Chute move forward and backward?
Y
N
Is the voltage between the MD PWB J524-3/4 (+) and the GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
Press the Stop button. Turn ON DC330 [077-045] and DC330 [077-046] alternately.
Does the OCT 2 Chute move forward and backward?
Y
N
Is the voltage between the MD PWB J522-A3/A4 (+) and the GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
Turn the power OFF and check the Exit 1 OCT Motor Gear for blockage and the OCT Chute for
damage. Also, check the connection between the MD PWB J524 and the Exit 1 OCT Motor J271
for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact.
Turn the power OFF and check the Exit 2 OCT Motor Gear for blockage and the OCT 2 Chute for
damage. Also, check the connection between the MD PWB J522 and the Exit 2 OCT Motor J266
for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)

Replace the MD PWB.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)

Replace the MD PWB.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-101
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
CHAIN 47
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
CHAIN 47
2010/08
2-102
Version 1.2
047-213 Finisher Kind Mismatch
047-216 Finisher Communication Fail
BSD-ON:CH3.6
BSD-ON:CH3.6, CH1.9
A Finisher other than the specified one is connected.
Communication failure between the Finisher and the IOT was detected.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
1.
2.
Turn the power OFF and connect a Finisher that is supported by this machine.
2.
Turn the power OFF and check the connection between the MD PWB J590/ J591 and the Finisher
PWB for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. Also, check the power supply at the Finisher.
NOTE: For more information on the IOT connection PWB and power supply at the Finisher, refer to
the Finisher Supplementary Service Manual.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
047-217 Feeder Communication Fail
047-320 ALL Destination Tray Broken
BSD-ON:CH3.7, CH1.9
BSD-ON:-
Communication failure between the HCF and the IOT was detected.
All Trays connected to the IOT have become unusable.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Enter DC122 Fail History. Go to the FIP of the affected Output Tray.
1.
2.
Turn the power OFF and check the connection between the MD PWB J593/ J594 and the HCF
PWB for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. Also, check the power supply at the HCF.
NOTE: For more information on failures at the Finisher, refer to the Finisher Supplementary Service
Manual.
NOTE: For more information on the IOT connection PWB and power supply at the HCF, refer to the
HCF Supplementary Service Manual.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-103
CHAIN 47
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
CHAIN 47
2010/08
2-104
Version 1.2
061-350 LPH Power On Fail Y
061-351 LPH Power On Fail M
BSD-ON:CH6.8
BSD-ON:CH6.9
Power source system error during LPH batch download complete verification or poor connection of Flat
Cable.
Cable.
NOTE: If this Fail occurs when DC402 is in progress, it is possible that the process have not been
performed correctly because of other LPH Fail. If other LPH Fail had occurred, solving that other
LPH Fail has a higher priority.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
The connection between the MD PWB J532 and the LPH Rear PWB (Y) J553 for open circuit,
The connection between the MD PWB J532 and the LPH Rear PWB (M) J552 for open circuit,
The connection between the LPH H PWB (Y) J565 and the LPH (Y) J573 for open circuit, short
circuit, and poor contact (connection within the LPH Unit)
The connection between the LPH H PWB (M) J564 and the LPH (M) J572 for open circuit, short
The Flat Cable between the MCU PWB J557 and the LPH Rear PWB (Y) J561 for open circuits,
short circuits, and poor contacts (especially for short circuits between MCU PWB J557 pins-28/27
and LPH Rear PWB (Y) J561 pins-1/2)
The Flat Cable between the MCU PWB J556 and the LPH Rear PWB (M) J560 for open circuits,
and LPH Rear PWB (M) J560 pins-1/2)
The Flat Cable between the LPH H PWB (Y) J569 and the LPH (Y) J577 for open circuits, short
circuits, and poor contacts (connection within the LPH Unit)
The Flat Cable between the LPH H PWB (M) J568 and the LPH (M) J576 for open circuits, short
The connector ( P/J581) between the LPH Rear PWB (Y) and the LPH H PWB (Y) for damage and
foreign substances
The connector ( P/J580) between the LPH Rear PWB (M) and the LPH H PWB (M) for damage and
foreign substances
The LPH Unit (Y) for improper installation
The LPH Unit (M) for improper installation
LPH Unit (Y) (PL 2.1)
LPH Unit (M) (PL 2.1)
LPH Cable Assembly (PL 2.2)
LPH Rear PWB (Y) (PL 2.2)
LPH Rear PWB (M) (PL 2.2)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-105
CHAIN 61
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
CHAIN 61
2010/08
2-106
Version 1.2
061-352 LPH Power On Fail C
061-353 LPH Power On Fail K
BSD-ON:CH6.10
BSD-ON:CH6.11
Cable.
Cable.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
The connection between the MD PWB J532 and the LPH Rear PWB (C) J551 for open circuit,
The connection between the MD PWB J532 and the LPH Rear PWB (K) J550 for open circuit,
The connection between the LPH H PWB (C) J563 and the LPH (C) J571 for open circuit, short
The connection between the LPH H PWB (K) J562 and the LPH (K) J570 for open circuit, short
The Flat Cable between the MCU PWB J555 and the LPH Rear PWB (C) J559 for open circuits,
and LPH Rear PWB (C) J559 pins-1/2)
The Flat Cable between the MCU PWB J554 and the LPH Rear PWB (K) J558 for open circuits,
and LPH Rear PWB (K) J558 pins-1/2)
The Flat Cable between the LPH H PWB (C) J567 and the LPH (C) J575 for open circuits, short
The Flat Cable between the LPH H PWB (K) J566 and the LPH (K) J574 for open circuits, short
The connector ( P/J579) between the LPH Rear PWB (C) and the LPH H PWB (C) for damage and
foreign substances
The connector ( P/J578) between the LPH Rear PWB (K) and the LPH H PWB (K) for damage and
foreign substances
The LPH Unit (C) for improper installation
The LPH Unit (K) for improper installation
LPH Unit (C) (PL 2.1)
LPH Unit (K) (PL 2.1)
LPH Rear PWB (C) (PL 2.2)
LPH Rear PWB (K) (PL 2.2)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
061-354 LPH Download Data Fail Y
061-355 LPH Download Data Fail M
BSD-ON:CH6.8
BSD-ON:CH6.9
DELSOL register data error during the LPH batch download complete verification, download error, or
connector error.
connector error.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
short circuits, and poor contacts
foreign substances
foreign substances
Use DC402 to check the EEPROM data
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-107
CHAIN 61
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
CHAIN 61
2010/08
2-108
Version 1.2
061-356 LPH Download Data Fail C
061-357 LPH Download Data Fail K
BSD-ON:CH6.10
BSD-ON:CH6.11
connector error.
connector error.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
foreign substances
foreign substances
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
061-358 LPH Mismatch Fail Y
061-359 LPH Mismatch Fail M
BSD-ON:CH6.8
BSD-ON:CH6.9
The model number of the LPH Unit (Y) does not match.
The model number of the LPH Unit (M) does not match.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Check that the values in DC131 [749-157] (LPH Specific Code 4Y) do not contain corruption, etc.
Check that the values in DC131 [749-158] (LPH Specific Code 4M) do not contain corruption, etc.
Use DC402 to check the LPH EEPROM data.
If no problems are found, replace the LPH Unit (Y) (PL 2.1).
Version 1.2
If no problems are found, replace the LPH Unit (M) (PL 2.1).
2010/08
2-109
CHAIN 61
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
CHAIN 61
2010/08
2-110
Version 1.2
061-360 LPH Mismatch Fail C
061-361 LPH Mismatch Fail K
BSD-ON:CH6.10
BSD-ON:CH6.11
The model number of the LPH Unit (C) does not match.
The model number of the LPH Unit (K) does not match.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Check that the values in DC131 [749-159] (LPH Specific Code 4C) do not contain corruption, etc.
Check that the values in DC131 [749-160] (LPH Specific Code 4K) do not contain corruption, etc.
If no problems are found, replace the LPH Unit (C) (PL 2.1).
If no problems are found, replace the LPH Unit (K) (PL 2.1).
061-362 LPH Read Fail Y
061-363 LPH Read Fail M
BSD-ON:CH6.8
BSD-ON:CH6.9
Communication error between MCU and LPH Unit (Y) (data read error from LPH)
Communication error between MCU and LPH Unit (M) (data read error from LPH)
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
foreign substances
foreign substances
The Drum/Deve Drive Motor (Y, M, C) for improper installation (affected by the noises caused by
improper installation)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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061-364 LPH Read Fail C
061-365 LPH Read Fail K
BSD-ON:CH6.10
BSD-ON:CH6.11
Communication error between MCU and LPH Unit (C) (data read error from LPH)
Communication error between MCU and LPH Unit (K) (data read error from LPH)
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
foreign substances
foreign substances
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
061-366 LPH Write Fail Y

BSD-ON:CH6.8
Communication error between MCU and LPH Unit (Y) (data write error to LPH).
Procedure
Refer to DC131 [749-046] (Write Retry Data Y). Is the value of DC131 [749-046] (Write Retry Data Y)
"0"?
Y
N
The Flat Cable between the MCU PWB J557 and the LPH Rear PWB (Y) J561 for open
circuits, short circuits, and poor contacts
The Flat Cable between the LPH H PWB (Y) J569 and the LPH (Y) J577 for open circuits,
short circuits, and poor contacts (connection within the LPH Unit)
The connector ( P/J581) between the LPH Rear PWB (Y) and the LPH H PWB (Y) for damage
and foreign substances
The Drum/Deve Drive Motor (Y, M, C) for improper installation (affected by the noises caused
by improper installation)
The NVM value for corruption
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
The connection between the MD PWB J532 and the LPH Rear PWB (Y) J553 for open circuit,
The connection between the LPH H PWB (Y) J565 and the LPH (Y) J573 for open circuit, short
foreign substances
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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061-367 LPH Write Fail M
061-368 LPH Write Fail C
BSD-ON:CH6.9
BSD-ON:CH6.10
Communication error between MCU and LPH Unit (M) (data write error to LPH).
Communication error between MCU and LPH Unit (C) (data write error to LPH).
Procedure
Procedure
Refer to DC131 [749-047] (Write Retry Data M). Is the value of DC131 [749-047] (Write Retry Data M)
"0"?
Y
N
The Flat Cable between the MCU PWB J556 and the LPH Rear PWB (M) J560 for open
Refer to DC131 [749-048] (Write Retry Data C). Is the value of DC131 [749-048] (Write Retry Data C)
"0"?
Y
N
The Flat Cable between the MCU PWB J555 and the LPH Rear PWB (C) J559 for open
The Flat Cable between the LPH H PWB (M) J568 and the LPH (M) J576 for open circuits,
The Flat Cable between the LPH H PWB (C) J567 and the LPH (C) J575 for open circuits,
The connector ( P/J580) between the LPH Rear PWB (M) and the LPH H PWB (M) for damage
The connector ( P/J579) between the LPH Rear PWB (C) and the LPH H PWB (C) for damage
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
The connection between the MD PWB J532 and the LPH Rear PWB (M) J552 for open circuit,
The connection between the MD PWB J532 and the LPH Rear PWB (C) J551 for open circuit,
The connection between the LPH H PWB (M) J564 and the LPH (M) J572 for open circuit, short
The connection between the LPH H PWB (C) J563 and the LPH (C) J571 for open circuit, short
foreign substances
foreign substances
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
061-369 LPH Write Fail K

BSD-ON:CH6.11
Communication error between MCU and LPH Unit (K) (data write error to LPH).
Procedure
Refer to DC131 [749-049] (Write Retry Data K). Is the value of DC131 [749-049] (Write Retry Data K)
"0"?
Y
N
The Flat Cable between the MCU PWB J554 and the LPH Rear PWB (K) J558 for open
The Flat Cable between the LPH H PWB (K) J566 and the LPH (K) J574 for open circuits,
The connector ( P/J578) between the LPH Rear PWB (K) and the LPH H PWB (K) for damage
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
The connection between the MD PWB J532 and the LPH Rear PWB (K) J550 for open circuit,
The connection between the LPH H PWB (K) J562 and the LPH (K) J570 for open circuit, short
foreign substances
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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061-370 LPH Act Fail Y
061-371 LPH Act Fail M
BSD-ON:CH6.8
BSD-ON:CH6.9
Communication error between MCU and LPH Unit (Y) (error in the communication IC or cable).
Communication error between MCU and LPH Unit (M) (error in the communication IC or cable).
Procedure
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
foreign substances
foreign substances
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
061-372 LPH Act Fa1il C
061-373 LPH Act Fail K
BSD-ON:CH6.10
BSD-ON:CH6.11
Communication error between MCU and LPH Unit (C) (error in the communication IC or cable).
Communication error between MCU and LPH Unit (K) (error in the communication IC or cable).
Procedure
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
foreign substances
foreign substances
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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061-374 LPH Chip Fail Y
061-375 LPH Chip Fail M
BSD-ON:CH6.8
BSD-ON:CH6.9
Open circuit detected in LPH Unit (Y) (open circuit between DELSOL and SLED).
Open circuit detected in LPH Unit (M) (open circuit between DELSOL and SLED).
NOTE: Because this Fail is detected for each color at every cycle-up, perform at least four jobs after
turning the power OFF and ON.
Procedure
Procedure
Enter DC122 Fail History. Check whether any Fail related to connection failure of the Flat Cable between
the MCU PWB J557 and the LPH Rear PWB (Y) J561 has occurred.
Has any Chain No. 061 Fail (other than LPH Chip Fail) occurred?
Y
N
Replace the LPH Unit (Y) (PL 2.1).
the MCU PWB J556 and the LPH Rear PWB (M) J560 has occurred.
Y
N
Replace the LPH Unit (M) (PL 2.1).
Go to the appropriate FIP
061-376 LPH Chip Fail C
061-377 LPH Chip Fail K
BSD-ON:CH6.10
BSD-ON:CH6.11
Open circuit detected in LPH Unit (C) (open circuit between DELSOL and SLED).
Open circuit detected in LPH Unit (K) (open circuit between DELSOL and SLED).
Procedure
Procedure
the MCU PWB J555 and the LPH Rear PWB (C) J559 has occurred.
Y
N
Replace the LPH Unit (C) (PL 2.1).
the MCU PWB J554 and the LPH Rear PWB (K) J558 has occurred.
Y
N
Replace the LPH Unit (K) (PL 2.1).
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061-378 LPH Ltrg Fail Y
061-379 LPH Ltrg Fail M
BSD-ON:CH6.8
BSD-ON:CH6.9
The Ltrg signal (image synchronization signal) failure was detected.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
foreign substances
foreign substances
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
061-384 LPH Ltrg Fail C
061-385 LPH Ltrg Fail K
BSD-ON:CH6.10
BSD-ON:CH6.11
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
foreign substances
foreign substances
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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061-386 LPH PLL Lock Fail Y
061-387 LPH PLL Lock Fail M
BSD-ON:CH6.8
BSD-ON:CH6.9
LPH PLL lock mechanism failure (LPH clock failure).
Procedure
Procedure
Enter DC122 Fail History. Check whether 061-354 LPH Download Fail Y has occurred.
Y
N
Replace the following parts in sequence:
Enter DC122 Fail History. Check whether 061-355 LPH Download Fail M has occurred.
Y
N
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
061-388 LPH PLL Lock Fail C
061-389 LPH PLL Lock Fail K
BSD-ON:CH6.10
BSD-ON:CH6.11
Procedure
Procedure
Enter DC122 Fail History. Check whether 061-356 LPH Download Fail C has occurred.
Y
N
Enter DC122 Fail History. Check whether 061-357 LPH Download Fail K has occurred.
Y
N
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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061-390 LPH FFC Connect Posi Fail Y
061-391 LPH FFC Connect Posi Fail M
BSD-ON:CH6.8
BSD-ON:CH6.9
The image data (Y) cannot be received normally from the MCU.
The image data (M) cannot be received normally from the MCU.
Procedure
Procedure
Enter DC122 Fail History. Check whether 061-374 LPH Chip Fail Y has occurred.
Y
N
Enter DC122 Fail History. Check whether 061-375 LPH Chip Fail M has occurred.
Y
N
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
061-392 LPH FFC Connect Posi Fail C
061-393 LPH FFC Connect Posi Fail K
BSD-ON:CH6.10
BSD-ON:CH6.11
The image data (C) cannot be received normally from the MCU.
The image data (K) cannot be received normally from the MCU.
Procedure
Procedure
Enter DC122 Fail History. Check whether 061-376 LPH Chip Fail C has occurred.
Y
N
Enter DC122 Fail History. Check whether 061-377 LPH Chip Fail K has occurred.
Y
N
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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061-394 LPH FFC Connect Nega Fail Y
061-395 LPH FFC Connect Nega Fail M
BSD-ON:CH6.8
BSD-ON:CH6.9
The image data (Y) cannot be received normally from the MCU.
The image data (M) cannot be received normally from the MCU.
Procedure
Procedure
Enter DC122 Fail History. Check whether 061-374 LPH Chip Fail Y has occurred.
Y
N
Enter DC122 Fail History. Check whether 061-375 LPH Chip Fail M has occurred.
Y
N
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
061-396 LPH FFC Connect Nega Fail C
061-397 LPH FFC Connect Nega Fail K
BSD-ON:CH6.10
BSD-ON:CH6.11
The image data (C) cannot be received normally from the MCU.
The image data (K) cannot be received normally from the MCU.
Procedure
Procedure
Enter DC122 Fail History. Check whether 061-376 LPH Chip Fail C has occurred.
Y
N
Enter DC122 Fail History. Check whether 061-377 LPH Chip Fail K has occurred.
Y
N
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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061-398 BITZ1 Initialize Fail
061-399 BITZ2 Initialize Fail
BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-
The Bitz1 initialization error was detected. This is an error where the CPU is unable to access the
memory and the register of the ASIC BITZ (image processing chip for Y and M) that is installed on the
MCU PWB.
The Bitz2 initialization error was detected. This is an error where the CPU is unable to access the
memory and the register of the ASIC BITZ (image processing chip for C and K) that is installed on the
MCU PWB.
Procedure
Procedure
Enter DC122 Fail History. Check whether an LPH-related Fail has occurred.
Has any Chain No. 061 Fail occurred?
Y
N
Enter DC122 Fail History. Check whether an LPH-related Fail has occurred.
Has any Chain No. 061 Fail occurred?
Y
N
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
061-610 Bitz1 CONTIF Fail
061-611 Bitz2 CONTIF Fail
BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-
An irregularity was detected in the Valid signal for Y or M color. The Valid signal, which is sent from the
Controller to indicate the valid range of the fast scan, does not turn ON at the given timing or turns ON at
an unscheduled timing. (This is a hidden failure. Data is only recorded in history.)
An irregularity was detected in the Valid signal for C or K color. The Valid signal, which is sent from the
Controller to indicate the valid range of the fast scan, does not turn ON at the given timing or turns ON at
an unscheduled timing. (This is a hidden failure. Data is only recorded in history.)
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
1.
2.
Check whether there is poor connection or foreign substances at the following connectors.
2.
Check whether there is poor connection or foreign substances at the following connectors.
BP PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
BP PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
BP PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
BP PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
ESS PWB (PL 35.2)
ESS PWB (PL 35.2)
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062-277 IPS-DADF Communication Fail
062-300 Platen Interlock Open
BSD-ON:CH3.5
BSD-ON:CH6.7
Communication cannot be established between the ESS PWB and the DADF PWB.
The Platen Interlock is open.
Cause/Action
Procedure
1.
2.
Remove the IIT Top Cover.

Cheat the Platen Interlock Switch P775-1 and P775-2 and turn the power ON.
Does the 062-300 display disappear?
Y
N
Is the voltage between the Platen Interlock Switch P775-2 (+) and the GND (-) +5VDC?
Y
N
The connection between the Platen Interlock Switch P775-2 and the IIT Trans PWB
J722-13 for open circuit and poor contact
The connector ( P/J309) between the ESS PWB and the BP PWB for damage and foreign
substances
The connection between the BP PWB J390 and the IIT Trans PWB J7129 for open circuit,
The connectors of the BP PWB J390 and the IIT Trans PWB J7129 for damage, foreign
substances, bent connector pins, burns, and improper soldering on the PWB
The connection between the IIT Trans PWB P750 and the DADF PWB J751 and J752 for
open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact
The connection between the IIT Trans PWB J7129-30 and the BP PWB J390-11 for
The connectors of the IIT Trans PWB P750 and the DADF PWB J751 and J752 for damage,
foreign substances, bent connector pins, burns, and improper soldering on the PWB
The connectors of the IIT Trans PWB J7129 and the BP PWB J390 for damage, foreign
substances
DADF PWB (PL 51.2)
ESS PWB (PL 35.2)
IIT Trans PWB (Switch the EEPROM) (PL 1.7)
BP PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
BP PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
If no problems are found, replace the ESS PWB (PL 35.2).
Is the voltage between the Platen Interlock Switch P775-1 (+) and the GND (-) +5VDC?
Y
N
Replace the Platen Interlock Switch (PL 1.4).
Check the DC COM circuit between the Platen Interlock Switch P775-1 and the IIT Trans PWB
J722-14.
Check the installation status of the Magnet and the closing status of the DADF. If the problem persists,
replace the Platen Interlock Switch (PL 1.4).
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062-310 IIT-ESS Communication Fail
062-311 IIT Software Logic Fail
BSD-ON:CH3.3
BSD-ON:CH3.3
Communication cannot be established between the IIT Trans PWB and the ESS PWB.
A software error was detected at the ESS PWB.
Cause/Action
Procedure
1.
1.
2.
substances
The connection between the BP PWB J390 and the IIT Trans PWB J7129 for open circuit,
The connectors of the BP PWB J390 and the IIT Trans PWB J7129 for damage, foreign
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Change the value for DC131 [715-030] to "1" and then
execute "NVM Write".
2.
A 3 or 4-digit number is displayed in the current value column.
3.
Check the upper 1 or 2 digits, or the lower 2 digits using the following table and replace the
appropriate parts.
Sample Display
LED Lamp/LED Lamp PWB failure and LED Lamp Wire Harness is damaged or has poor
contact.
ESS PWB (PL 35.2)
BP PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
BP PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
110 (3-digit display):
(The first digit "1" in "110" is the upper digit, which indicates the LED Lamp/LED Lamp PWB
("0" in "01" is not displayed). The lower 2 digits "10" indicates the LED Lamp Wire Harness.)

GAP Watermark PWB failure.
(The first 2 digits "11" in "1100" are the upper digits, which indicates the GAP Watermark PWB.
The lower 2 digits "00" indicates that nothing is applicable (no failures).)
NOTE: Execute the IIT diagnosis and then call DC131 [715-030] again (press the Change Settings
button) to check the value (diagnosis result).
Table 1
062-330 GAPWM Hard Fail

BSD-ON:CH3.3
Signal connection failure between the ESS and the GAP Watermark PWB was detected.
PL No.
Program write failure into the FPGA that is installed in the GAP Watermark PWB was detected.
Not applicable (No errors)
Operation failure of the device that is installed in the GAP Watermark PWB was detected.
LED Lamp/LED Lamp PWB
PL 1.6
Operation failure at GAP Watermark connection section of the ESS was detected.
Current value
Component Name
00
01
02
CCD Lens Assembly
PL 1.4
03
CCD Flexible Print Cable
PL 1.4
04
This value is not displayed
Initial Actions
05
06
Check the connector between the GAP Watermark PWB J321 and the ESS PWB P321 for poor contact,
bent connector pins, burns, foreign substances, and improper soldering on the PWB, etc.
07
08
Procedure
09
1.
10
LED Lamp Wire Harness
PL 1.6
11
GAP Watermark PWB
PL 35.3
12
IIT-Control Cable
PL 18.1
13
14
Wire Harness (Top)
PL 18.7
15
16
17
Wire Harness
PL 1.4
18
GAP PWB (2270/3370)
PL 35.2
2.
3.
appropriate parts.
Sample Display
contact.
4.
After replacing the appropriate parts, again change the value for DC131 [715-030] to "1" and then
5.
Check that the current value column becomes "000".
6.
If the problem persists after performing the above procedure, replace the ESS PWB (PL 35.2).
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062-341 (2270/3370) GAP PWB Configuration Fail

BSD-ON:CH3.3
The GAP PWB cannot be recognized.
Current value
Component Name
PL No.
00
01
PL 1.6
Cause/Action
02
CCD Lens Assembly
PL 1.4
03
PL 1.4
04
05
06
07
08
1.
2.
Turn the power OFF and check the connector between the GAP PWB J321 and the ESS PWB
P321 for poor contact, bent connector pins, burns, foreign substances, and improper soldering on
the PWB, etc.
GAP PWB (PL 35.2)
ESS PWB (PL 35.2)
09
10
PL 1.6
11
GAP Watermark PWB
PL 35.3
12
IIT-Control Cable
PL 18.1
13
14
Wire Harness (Top)
PL 18.7
15
16
17
Wire Harness
PL 1.4
18
GAP PWB (2270/3370)
PL 35.2
4.
5.
6.
If the problem persists after performing the above procedure, check the connection between the
GAP Watermark PWB J321 and the ESS PWB P321 for poor connection, damaged connectors,
foreign substances, bent connector pins, burns, and improper soldering on the PWB.
If no problems are found, replace the GAP Watermark PWB (PL 35.3), followed by the ESS PWB
(PL 35.2).
062-342 CCD PWB Configuration Fail
062-345 IIT EEPROM Fail (IIT)
BSD-ON:CH6.6
BSD-ON:CH3.3
A CCD PWB other than the specified one is installed.
Write failure to EEPROM or communication failure with EEPROM has occurred.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
2.
Turn the power OFF and replace with the correct CCD Lens Assembly (PL 1.4).
If the problem persists, turn the power OFF and replace the IIT Trans PWB (PL 1.7) (Write the values
from the IIT Shipment Inspection NVM List).
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062-360 Carriage Position Fail

BSD-ON:CH6.1
The Carriage position error was detected.
Procedure
Remove the Platen Glass and move the Full Rate Carriage to right and left manually.
Does the Carriage moves smoothly, with no interference?
Y
N
Check the Carriage operation for mechanical load, the Carriage Cable for winding failure, the Rail
for contamination/foreign substances, and the Full Rate/Half Rate Carriage for improper position
(ADJ 1.6.1), etc.
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [062-005] (Scan) or [062-006] (Return).
Does the Carriage move?
Y
N
Is the voltage between the Carriage Motor P776-1/2 (+) and the GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
The connection between the Carriage Motor P776 and the IIT Trans PWB J722 for open
The coaxial cable between the IIT Trans PWB J7191 and the BP PWB J336 for open circuit,
The connection between the IIT Trans PWB J7129 and the BP PWB J390 for open circuit,
substances
Carriage Motor (PL 1.5)
ESS PWB (PL 35.2)
BP PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
BP PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Press the Stop button. Turn ON DC330 [062-212] (IIT Regi Sensor). Manually move the Carriage and
turn the IIT Regi Sensor ON then OFF. Does the display change between High/Low?
Y
N
Use "2.2.3.2 Permeable Sensor Failure FIP" to check the IIT Regi Sensor.
It can be considered that there were no errors. Again, check the Carriage operation, check for any noise
source around the machine and check for any abnormal electrical discharge, etc.
If the problem occurs frequently, replace the following parts in sequence:
ESS PWB (PL 35.2)
Version 1.2
062-362 X Hard Fail
062-371 Lamp Illumination Fail
BSD-ON:CH3.3
BSD-ON:CH6.6, CH6.1
Hard modification of authentication device was detected (at usual detection/power ON).
Insufficient light from Lamp detected in CCD. (During white gradation correction/AGC before Scan starts)
Cause/Action
Initial Actions
Check whether there is something blocking the light and check the Lamp, Lens, Mirror, and White Color
Correction Plate for deterioration or contamination.
If the problem persists, turn the power OFF and replace the ESS PWB (PL 35.2).
Procedure
1.
2.
3.
appropriate parts.
Sample Display

contact.

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Version 1.2
062-380 Platen AGC Fail

BSD-ON:CH6.6, CH6.1
Insufficient lamp brightness was detected when performing AGC.
Current value
Component Name
PL No.
00
01
PL 1.6
Initial Actions
02
CCD Lens Assembly
PL 1.4
03
PL 1.4
04
05
Procedure
06
1.
07
08
2.
09
3.
10
PL 1.6
appropriate parts.
11
GAP Watermark PWB
PL 35.3
Sample Display
12
IIT-Control Cable
PL 18.1
13
14
Wire Harness (Top)
PL 18.7
15
16
17
Wire Harness
PL 1.4
18
GAP PWB (2270/3370)
PL 35.2
4.
5.
6.
If the problem persists after performing the above procedure, continue and check the following:
LED Lamp broken: DC330 [062-002] (PL 1.6)
Check the Flat Cable between the LED Lamp PWB J1 and the IIT Trans PWB J723 for open
circuits, short circuits, and poor contacts (especially, check whether the Flat Cable was
inserted in a skewed manner).
Check the Flat Cable between the CCD Lens Assy J700 and the IIT Trans PWB J710 for
open circuits, short circuits, and poor contacts (especially, check whether the Flat Cable was
substances

contact.

Table 1
062-386 Platen AOC Fail

BSD-ON:CH6.6
A CCD output error was detected when performing AOC.
Current value
Component Name
PL No.
00
01
PL 1.6
Initial Actions
02
CCD Lens Assembly
PL 1.4
03
PL 1.4
04
05
Procedure
06
1.
07
08
2.
09
3.
10
PL 1.6
appropriate parts.
11
GAP Watermark PWB
PL 35.3
Sample Display
12
IIT-Control Cable
PL 18.1
13
14
Wire Harness (Top)
PL 18.7
15
16
17
Wire Harness
PL 1.4
18
GAP PWB (2270/3370)
PL 35.2

5.
6.
If the problem persists after performing the above procedure, continue and check the following:
LED Lamp broken: DC330 [062-002] (PL 1.6)
Check the Flat Cable between the LED Lamp PWB J1 and the IIT Trans PWB J723 for open
circuits, short circuits, and poor contacts (especially, check whether the Flat Cable was
substances

contact.
4.
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Version 1.2
062-389 Carriage Over Run Fail

BSD-ON:CH6.1
The Carriage has overrun at the Scan End.
Current value
Component Name
PL No.
00
01
PL 1.6
Procedure
02
CCD Lens Assembly
PL 1.4
03
PL 1.4
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
PL 1.6
11
GAP Watermark PWB
PL 35.3
12
IIT-Control Cable
PL 18.1
13
14
Wire Harness (Top)
PL 18.7
15
16
17
Wire Harness
PL 1.4
18
GAP PWB (2270/3370)
PL 35.2
Remove the Platen Glass and move the Full Rate Carriage to right and left manually.
Does the Carriage moves smoothly, with no interference?
Y
N
Check the Carriage operation for mechanical load, the Carriage Cable for winding failure, the Rail
for contamination/foreign substances, and the Full Rate/Half Rate Carriage for improper position
(ADJ 1.6.1), etc.
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [062-005] (Scan) or [062-006] (Return).
Does the Carriage move?
Y
N
Is the voltage between the Carriage Motor P776-1/2 (+) and the GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
The connection between the Carriage Motor P776 and the IIT Trans PWB J722 for open
substances
4.
5.
6.
If the problem persists after performing the above procedure, check the following:
Carriage Motor (PL 1.5)
ESS PWB (PL 35.2)
BP PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
BP PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
substances
CCD Lens Assy (PL 1.4)
ESS PWB (PL 35.2)
BP PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
BP PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Press the Stop button. Turn ON DC330 [062-212] (IIT Regi Sensor). Manually move the Carriage and
turn the IIT Regi Sensor ON then OFF. Does the display change between High/Low?
Y
N
Use "2.2.3.2 Permeable Sensor Failure FIP" to check the IIT Regi Sensor.
It can be considered that there were no errors. Again, check the Carriage operation, check for any noise
source around the machine and check for any abnormal electrical discharge, etc.
If the problem occurs frequently, replace the following parts in sequence:
ESS PWB (PL 35.2)
062-392 IIT Memory Fail

BSD-ON:CH3.3
ESS PWB RAM failure was detected (checked at power ON). Or, internal processing error has occurred
in the ESS PWB.
Procedure
1.
2.
3.
appropriate parts.
Sample Display

contact.

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Version 1.2
062-393 CCD PWB Sync Signal Fail

BSD-ON:CH6.6
Write failure to the Shading Memory has occurred.
Current value
Component Name
PL No.
Write failure to the Gap Memory has occurred.
00
Averaging processing error has occurred in the ASIC.
01
PL 1.6
02
CCD Lens Assembly
PL 1.4
03
PL 1.4
Procedure
04
1.
05
06
2.
3.
appropriate parts.
07
08
09
10
PL 1.6
11
GAP Watermark PWB
PL 35.3
12
IIT-Control Cable
PL 18.1
13
14
Wire Harness (Top)
PL 18.7
15
16
17
Wire Harness
PL 1.4
18
GAP PWB (2270/3370)
PL 35.2
4.
5.
6.
substances
ESS PWB (PL 35.2)
BP PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
BP PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Sample Display

contact.

The lower 2 digits "00" indicates that nothing is applicable (no failures).
Table 1
062-395 (2270/3370) Trans PWB Power Cable Connection Fail

BSD-ON:CH3.3
The IIT Trans PWB power source error was detected.
Current value
Component Name
PL No.
00
01
PL 1.6
Procedure
02
CCD Lens Assembly
PL 1.4
03
PL 1.4
04
05
Turn the power OFF and remove the Right Cover.

Turn the power ON. Is the voltage between the Main LVPS J502-2 (+) and J502-4 (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
06
07
08
09
10
PL 1.6
11
GAP Watermark PWB
PL 35.3
12
IIT-Control Cable
PL 18.1
13
14
Wire Harness (Top)
PL 18.7
15
16
17
Wire Harness
PL 1.4
18
GAP PWB (2270/3370)
PL 35.2
Turn the power OFF and check the connection between the Main LVPS PWB J502 and the IIT Trans
If no problems are found, replace the IIT Trans PWB (Switch the EEPROM) (PL 1.7).
4.
5.
6.
substances
ESS PWB (PL 35.2)
BP PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
BP PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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062-395 (4470/5570) Trans PWB Power Cable Connection Fail
062-396 CCD Cable Connection Fail
BSD-ON:CH3.3
BSD-ON:CH3.3
The IIT Trans PWB power source error was detected.
A CCD Flat Cable connection error was detected.
Procedure
Cause/Action
Turn the power ON. Is the voltage between the Sub LVPS J505-1 (+) and J505-3 (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
1.
2.
Turn the power OFF and check the connection between the Sub LVPS PWB J505 and the IIT Trans
If no problems are found, replace the IIT Trans PWB (Switch the EEPROM) (PL 1.7).
substances
ESS PWB (PL 35.2)
BP PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
BP PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
062-397 IIT-Cont Video Cable Connection Fail
062-398 IIT-Cont I/O Cable Connection Fail
BSD-ON:CH3.3
BSD-ON:CH3.3
An ESS Video Cable connection error was detected.
An ESS I/O Cable connection error was detected.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
1.
2.
2.
substances
substances
ESS PWB (PL 35.2)
ESS PWB (PL 35.2)
BP PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
BP PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
BP PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
BP PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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062-790 X- Recognition Fail

BSD-ON:The document being scanned is a legal tender, securities, etc., and therefore is prohibited by law.
Procedure
Refer to "Legal Notices" in the User Guide to check the document types available for copying.
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071-210 Tray 1 Lift Up Fail
BSD-ON:CH8.4, CH4.1, CH7.8, CH8.1, CH8.3
BSD-ON:CH7.8
The Regi Sensor does not turn ON within the specified time after the Regi Clutch On after the Feed from
the Tray has started.
Tray 1 Lift Up NG has occurred 3 times in a row.

Procedure
Cause/Action
A paper transportation failure due to a foreign substance/burr on the paper path
The Tray 1 Feed Roll, Retard Roll, and Nudger Roll for contamination, wear, and revolution failure
(when the jam has occurred during Feed from Tray 1)
Remove Tray 1. Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [071-001]
(Tray 1 Feed/Lift Up Motor). Does the Tray 1 Feed/Lift Up Motor rotate?
Y
N
Y
N
Each Takeaway Roll and Pinch Roll for contamination, wear, and revolution failure
Each Takeaway Roll Drive Gear for wear and damage
Use of paper out of spec (Refer to the spec in Chapter 6 General)
The Regi Sensor for contamination, improper installation, and Actuator operation failure
The Regi Sensor for failure: DC330 [077-103] (PL 15.2)
The connection between the Regi Sensor J160 and the MD PWB J523 for open circuit, short
The Main Drive Motor for revolution failure: DC330 [042-002] (PL 3.2)
The Tray 1 Feed/Lift Up Motor for revolution failure: DC330 [071-001] (PL 9.4)
The Takeaway Clutch for failure (2270/3370): DC330 [077-001] (PL 15.1)
Is the resistance approx. 4Ohm for each? (At 25 degree)

Y
N
Check the connection between the MD PWB J528 and the Tray 1 Feed/Lift Up Motor J268 for
open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. If there are no problems, replace the Tray 1 Feed/
Lift Up Motor (PL 9.4).
Measure the resistance between the MD PWB J528-B1/B2/B3/B4 and the Frame.
Y
N
Turn the power OFF, then measure the Tray 1 Feed/Lift Up Motor wire wound resistance.
Remove the Rear Upper Cover, then measure the following resistances.
Between the MD PWB J528-B1 and the J528-B2

The TM Takeaway Motor for revolution failure (2270/3370): DC330 [077-031] (PL 10.9a)
The Takeaway Motor for revolution failure (4470/5570): DC330 [077-050] (PL 15.1)
The TM Takeaway Motor for revolution failure (4470/5570): DC330 [077-035] (PL 10.9b)
The TM Takeaway Motor 2 for revolution failure (4470/5570): DC330 [077-037] (PL 10.9b)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
The Regi Transport Assy (2270/3370) (PL 15.1) for installation failure
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Press the Stop button. Turn ON DC330 [071-102] (Tray 1 Nudger Level Sensor). Use a sheet of paper,
etc. to block/clear the light path to the Tray 1 Nudger Level Sensor. Does the display change between
High/Low?
Y
N
Use "2.2.3.2 Permeable Sensor Failure FIP" to check the Tray 1 Nudger Level Sensor.
Check the Tray Lift Up Gear for damage or the Tray Lift Up mechanism for mechanical load. If no
problems are found, replace the following parts in sequence:
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
Version 1.2
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
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071-212 Tray 1 Paper Size Sensor Broken

BSD-ON:CH7.1
Abnormal output AD value from Tray 1 Size Sensor was detected.
Cause/Action
Broken link and breakage at the bottom of the tray
The Actuator at the rear of the Tray for operation failure
The Tray 1 Paper Size Sensor for failure: DC140[071-200],DC330 [071-104] (PL 9.1)
The connection between the Tray 1 Paper Size Sensor J174 and the MCU PWB J417 for open
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
071-940 Tray 1 Lift Up NG

BSD-ON:CH7.8
After the Tray 1 Lift Up has started, the Tray 1 Nudger Level Sensor did not turn ON within the specified
time.
Cause/Action
1.
Pull out and reinsert Tray 1 and check for improper loading of paper.
2.
Enter DC122 Fail History. If this failure occurs frequently, go to the FIP 071-210.
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072-101 Tray 2 Miss Feed

The Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor does not turn ON within the specified time after the Feed from Tray 2 has
started.
(4470/5570)
Turn ON DC330 [077-035] (TM Takeaway Motor). Does the TM Takeaway Motor rotate?
Y
N
Is the voltage between the TM Takeaway Motor J224-2/5 (+) and the GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
Turn the power OFF, disconnect the TM Takeaway Motor connector J224.
Measure the TM Takeaway Motor wire wound resistance.
Between the TM Takeaway Motor J224-2 and J224-1
Initial Actions
Remove the Rear Upper Cover and the Rear Cover. Check the connection between the MD PWB J592
and the Tray Module PWB J541 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact.
Procedure
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [072-001] (Tray 2 Feed/Lift Up Motor).
Does the Tray 2 Feed/Lift Up Motor rotate?
Y
N
Is the voltage between the Tray Module PWB J541-10 (+) and the GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
Is the resistance approx. 0.85Ohm for each? (At 25 degree)

Y
N
Replace the TM Takeaway Motor.
TM Takeaway Motor (2270/3370) (PL 10.9a)
Measure the resistance between the disconnected TM Takeaway Motor connectors J224-1/3/4/6
and the Frame. Is the resistance infinite for all?
Y
N
Check the resistance of the following.
Between the Tray Module PWB J550-1 and J550-2
TM Takeaway Motor (4470/5570) (PL 10.9b)

Y
N
Check the connection between the Tray Module PWB J550 and the Tray 2 Feed/Lift Up Motor
J221 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. If there are no problems, replace the Tray
2 Feed/Lift Up Motor (PL 10.3).
Check the connection between the Tray Module PWB J551 and the TM Takeaway Motor J224 for
open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. If no problems are found, replace the following parts in
sequence:
Tray Module PWB (2270/3370) (PL 10.9a)
Tray Module PWB (4470/5570) (PL 10.9b)
Measure the resistance between the Tray Module PWB J550-1/2/3/4 and the Frame.
Y
N
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)

(2270/3370)
Turn ON DC330 [077-031] (TM Takeaway Motor).
Version 1.2
Press the Stop button and open the L/H Cover. Turn ON DC330 [072-103] (Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor).
Move the Actuator manually to block/clear the light path to the Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor.
Does the display change between High/Low?
Y
N
Use "2.2.3.2 Permeable Sensor Failure FIP" to check the Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor.
Press the Stop button and turn the power OFF. Check the following:
The Feed Roll, Retard Roll, and Nudger Roll for contamination, wear, and revolution failure
The TM Takeaway Roll and Pinch Roll for contamination, wear, and revolution failure
The Feed Roll, Retard Roll, and Nudger Roll Drive Gears for wear and damage
The TM Takeaway Roll Drive Gear for wear and damage
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072-102 Feed Out Sensor 2 On Jam (Tray 3/4)

BSD-ON:CH8.2, CH8.4
The Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor does not turn ON within the specified time after the Feed from Tray 3 or
Tray 4 has started.
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
Cause/Action
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
The Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor for contamination, improper installation, and Actuator operation failure
The Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor for failure: DC330 [072-103] (PL 10.12)
The connection between the Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor J108 and the Tray Module PWB J549 for
The TM Takeaway Motor for revolution failure (4470/5570): DC330 [077-035] (PL 10.9b)
The connection between the MD PWB J592 and the Tray Module PWB J541 for open circuit, short
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
BSD-ON:CH7.9
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)

Procedure
Remove Tray 2. Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [072-001] (Tray 2 Feed/
Lift Up Motor). Does the Tray 2 Feed/Lift Up Motor rotate?
Y
N
Y
N
Is the resistance approx. 4Ohm for each? (At 25 C)

Y
N
Y
N
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
etc. to block/clear the light path to the Tray 2 Nudger Level Sensor. Does the display change between
High/Low?
Y
N
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072-900 Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor Static Jam
BSD-ON:CH7.2
BSD-ON:CH8.3
When the power was turned ON, the M/C was stopped (Cycle Down/ Shut Down), or when the interlocks
were closed (all interlocks including options), the Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor detected paper.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Check the connection between the Tray 2 Paper Size Sensor J101 and the Tray Module PWB
J549 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact
The connection between the Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor J108-1 and the Tray Module PWB J549-A3
for short circuit
The connection between the MD PWB J592-A6 and the Tray Module PWB J541-6 for short circuit
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)

MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
The Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor for remaining paper, contamination, Actuator return failure, or improper
installation
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)

BSD-ON:CH7.9
time.
Cause/Action
1.
2.
Enter DC122 Fail History. If this failure occurs frequently, go to the FIP 072-210 .
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073-101 (2270/3370) Tray 3 Miss Feed

started.
Y
N
Y
N

Y
N
Y
N
MD PWB (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (PL 18.2a)
sequence:
Y
N
Procedure

Y
N
Replace the TM Takeaway Motor (PL 10.9a).
Initial Actions
B
MD PWB (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (PL 18.2a)
Y
N
MD PWB (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (PL 18.2a)
Press the Stop button. Turn ON DC330 [077-031] (TM Takeaway Motor).
Does the TM Takeaway Motor rotate?
Y
N
Y
N
A
B 1.2
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started.
Initial Actions
Y
N
Y
N

Y
N
Between the TM Takeaway Motor 2 J226-5 and J226-4
Check the connection between the Tray Module PWB J552 and the TM Takeaway Motor 2 J226
for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. If no problems are found, replace the following parts
in sequence:
MD PWB (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (PL 18.2b)
Y
N
Y
N
MD PWB (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (PL 18.2b)
Press the Stop button. Turn On DC330 [077-037] (TM Takeaway Motor 2).
Does the TM Takeaway Motor 2 rotate?
Y
N
Is the voltage between the TM Takeaway Motor 2 J226-2/5 (+) and the GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
Turn the power OFF, disconnect the TM Takeaway Motor 2 connector J226.
A
Measure the resistance between the disconnected TM Takeaway Motor 2 connectors J226-1/3/4/6
Y
N
Procedure

Y
N
Replace the TM Takeaway Motor 2 (PL 10.9b).
Version 1.2
Measure the TM Takeaway Motor 2 wire wound resistance.
073-101 (4470/5570) Tray 3 Miss Feed
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A
073-102 Feed Out Sensor 3 On Jam (Tray 4)
BSD-ON:CH8.3, CH8.4
BSD-ON:CH7.10
started.

Procedure
Cause/Action
Y
N
Y
N
The Tray 3 Feed Out Sensor for contamination, improper installation, and Actuator operation failure
The connection between the Tray 3 Feed Out Sensor J112 and the Tray Module PWB J548 for
The TM Takeaway Motor 2 for revolution failure (4470/5570): DC330 [077-037] (PL 10.9b)
The connection between the MD PWB J592 and the Tray Module PWB J541 for open circuit, short
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)

Y
N
Y
N
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
etc. to block/clear the light path to the Tray 3 Nudger Level Sensor.
Y
N
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Check the Tray Lift Up Gear for damage or the Tray Lift Up mechanism for mechanical load.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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BSD-ON:CH7.3
Cause/Action
The connection between the Tray 3 Paper Size Sensor J102 and the Tray Module PWB J549 for
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
BSD-ON:CH8.3
BSD-ON:CH7.10
time.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
2.
The Tray 3 Feed Out Sensor for remaining paper, contamination, Actuator return failure, or
improper installation
The connection between the Tray 3 Feed Out Sensor J112-2 and the Tray Module PWB J548-11
for short circuit
The connection between the MD PWB J592-A7 and the Tray Module PWB J541-7 for short circuit
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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074-101 (2270/3370) Tray 4 Miss Feed

started.
Y
N
Y
N

Y
N
Y
N
MD PWB (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (PL 18.2a)
sequence:
Y
N
Procedure

Y
N
Replace the TM Takeaway Motor (PL 10.9a).
Initial Actions
B
MD PWB (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (PL 18.2a)
Y
N
MD PWB (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (PL 18.2a)
Press the Stop button. Turn ON DC330 [077-031] (TM Takeaway Motor).
Does the TM Takeaway Motor rotate?
Y
N
Y
N
A
B 1.2
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started.
Initial Actions
Y
N
Y
N

Y
N
Check the connection between the Tray Module PWB J552 and the TM Takeaway Motor 2 J226
for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. If no problems are found, replace the following parts
in sequence:
MD PWB (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (PL 18.2b)
Y
N
Y
N
MD PWB (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (PL 18.2b)
Press the Stop button. Turn On DC330 [077-037] (TM Takeaway Motor 2).
Does the TM Takeaway Motor 2 rotate?
Y
N
Is the voltage between the TM Takeaway Motor 2 J226-2/5 (+) and the GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
Turn the power OFF, disconnect the TM Takeaway Motor 2 connector J226.
A
Measure the resistance between the disconnected TM Takeaway Motor 2 connectors J226-1/3/4/6
Y
N
Procedure

Y
N
Replace the TM Takeaway Motor 2 (PL 10.9b).
Version 1.2
Measure the TM Takeaway Motor 2 wire wound resistance.
074-101 (4470/5570) Tray 4 Miss Feed
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A
BSD-ON:CH7.11
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)

Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Turn the power OFF, then measure the Tray 4 Feed/Lift Up Motor wire wound resistance. Check the
resistance of the following.

Y
N
Y
N
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
etc. to block/clear the light path to the Tray 4 Nudger Level Sensor.
Y
N
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Version 1.2
BSD-ON:CH7.4
BSD-ON:CH8.2
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
The connection between the Tray 4 Paper Size Sensor J103 and the Tray Module PWB J549 for
The connection between the Tray 4 Feed Out Sensor J116-2 and the Tray Module PWB J548-2 for
short circuit
The connection between the MD PWB J592-B7 and the Tray Module PWB J541-8 for short circuit
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)

MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
The Tray 4 Feed Out Sensor for remaining paper, contamination, Actuator return failure, or improper
installation
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)

BSD-ON:CH7.11
time.
Cause/Action
1.
2.
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075-100 MSI Miss Feed
The MSI Feed Roll and Nudger Roll for contamination, wear, and revolution failure
The MSI Feed Roll and Nudger Roll Drive Gears for wear and damage
The MSI Feed Out Sensor does not turn ON within the specified time after the Feed from MSI has
started.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
Procedure
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [075-001] (MSI Feed/Nudger Motor).
Does the MSI Feed/Nudger Motor rotate?
Y
N
Y
N
Turn the power OFF, then measure the MSI Feed/Nudger Motor wire wound resistance.

Y
N
Check the connection between the MD PWB J525 and MSI Feed/Nudger Motor J269 for
open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. If no problems are found, replace the MSI Feed/
Nudger Motor (PL 13.2).
Y
N
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Press the Stop button. Turn ON DC330 [077-104] (MSI Feed Out Sensor). Activate the Actuator by using
a sheet of paper, etc. to block/clear the light path to the MSI Feed Out Sensor.
Y
N
Use "2.2.3.2 Permeable Sensor Failure FIP" to check the MSI Feed Out Sensor.
The Front Chute Floating Snap for disengagement
The MSI Nudger Roll and Retard Spring for deformation and snags
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075-103 MSI Feed Out Sensor Off Jam
075-135 Regi Sensor On Jam (MSI)
The MSI Feed Out Sensor does not turn OFF within the specified time after the Regi Clutch On.
The Regi Sensor does not turn ON within the specified time after the Regi Clutch On after the Feed from
the MSI has started.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
A paper transportation failure due to foreign substances/burrs on the paper path and deformed
paper guides
The MSI Takeaway Roll and Pinch Roll for contamination, wear, and revolution failure
The Regi Roll and Pinch Roll for contamination, wear, and revolution failure
The MSI Takeaway Roll and Pinch Roll for contamination, wear, and revolution failure
The 2nd BTR for contamination, wear, and revolution failure
The MSI Takeaway Roll Drive Gear for wear and damage
The MSI Takeaway Roll Drive Gear for wear and damage
The Regi Roll Drive Gear for wear and damage
The 2nd BTR Contact Retract Drive Gear for wear or damage
The Fuser Drive Gear for wear and damage
The MSI Feed Out Sensor for contamination, improper installation, and Actuator operation failure
The MSI Feed Out Sensor for failure: DC330 [077-104] (PL 13.4)
The connection between the MSI Feed Out Sensor J179 and the MD PWB J525 for open circuit,
The 2nd BTR Contact Retract Motor for revolution failure: DC330 [094-003] (Contact), DC330 [094004] (Retract) (PL 14.4)
The Fuser Drive Motor for revolution failure: DC330 [010-006] (PL 3.1)
The Regi Clutch for failure: DC330 [077-002] (PL 15.2)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
075-212 MSI Nudger Up Down Fail
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
BSD-ON:CH7.14
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
The MSI Nudger Position Sensor does not change within the specified time after the MSI Nudger Up or
Down operation has started.
Procedure
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [075-002] (MSI Feed/Nudger Motor).
Does the MSI Feed/Nudger Motor rotate?
Y
N
Y
N
Turn the power OFF, then measure the MSI Feed/Nudger Motor wire wound resistance. Check the
resistance of the following.

Y
N
Check the connection between the MD PWB J525 and MSI Feed/Nudger Motor J269 for
open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. If no problems are found, replace the MSI Feed/
Nudger Motor (PL 13.2).
Y
N
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Press the Stop button. Turn ON DC330 [075-102] (MSI Nudger Position Sensor). Move the Shielding
Board to block/clear the light path to the MSI Nudger Position Sensor.
Y
N
Use "2.2.3.2 Permeable Sensor Failure FIP" to check the MSI Nudger Position Sensor.
Check the MSI Nudger Roll Up/Down mechanism for mechanical loading, the springs for deformation or
snags. If no problems are found, replace the following parts in sequence:
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
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Version 1.2
077-101 Regi Sensor Off Jam
077-103 Exit Sensor 1 Off Jam
BSD-ON:CH10.7, CH10.1, CH10.11, CH10.12
The Regi Sensor does not turn OFF within the specified time after the Regi Clutch On.
After the Fuser Exit Sensor turned ON, the Fuser Exit Sensor did not turn OFF within the specified time.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
The Fuser for wound up, stuck paper
Each Exit Roll and Pinch Roll for contamination, wear, and revolution failure
Each Exit Roll Drive Gear for wear and damage
The Exit 1 Gate for operation failure
The Fuser Exit Sensor for contamination, improper installation, and Actuator operation failure
The Fuser Exit Sensor for failure: DC330 [077-101] (PL 7.1)
The Exit 2 Drive Motor for revolution failure: DC330 [077-060] (PL 17.4)
The Exit 2 Gate Solenoid for failure: DC330 [077-003] (PL 17.5)
The Face Up Gate Solenoid for failure: DC330 [077-004] (PL 17.5)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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Version 1.2
077-104 Exit Sensor 1 Off Jam (Too Short)
077-105 Exit Sensor 2 Off Jam
BSD-ON:CH10.7, CH10.1, CH10.11, CH10.12
BSD-ON:CH10.10, CH10.11, CH10.12
After the Fuser Exit Sensor turned ON, the Fuser Exit Sensor turned OFF before the specified time has
passed.
After the Exit 2 Sensor turned ON, the Exit 2 Sensor did not turn OFF within the specified time.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
The Exit 2 Roll and Pinch Roll for contamination, wear, and revolution failure
The Face Up Exit Roll and Pinch Roll for contamination, wear, and revolution failure
The Exit 2 Roll Drive Gear for wear and damage
The Face Up Exit Roll Drive Gear for wear and damage
The Exit 2 Sensor for contamination, improper installation, and Actuator operation failure
The Exit 2 Sensor for failure: DC330 [077-100] (PL 17.4)
The connection between the Exit 2 Sensor J164 and the MD PWB J522 for open circuit, short
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
077-106 Exit Sensor 1 On Jam
077-109 Exit Sensor 2 On Jam
BSD-ON:CH10.7, CH4.1, CH8.1, CH8.4, CH9.34, CH10.1
BSD-ON:CH10.10, CH10.1, CH10.11, CH10.12
The Fuser Exit Sensor does not turn ON within the specified time after the Regi Clutch On.
After the Fuser Exit Sensor turned ON, the Exit 2 Sensor did not turn ON within the specified time.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
The Exit 2 Sensor for contamination, improper installation, and Actuator operation failure
The connection between the Exit 2 Sensor J164 and the MD PWB J522 for open circuit, short
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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077-110 POB Sensor On Jam
077-130 Regi Sensor On Jam (Duplex Direct)
The POB Sensor does not turn ON within the specified time after the Regi Clutch On.
The Regi Sensor does not turn ON within the specified time after the Regi Clutch On after the Feed has
started in Duplex Direct mode.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Each Duplex Roll and Pinch Roll for contamination, wear, and revolution failure
Each Duplex Roll Drive Gear for wear and damage
The IBT Belt for wound up, stuck paper
The POB Sensor for contamination and improper installation
The Duplex Motor for revolution failure: DC330 [077-073] (PL 14.5)
The POB Sensor for failure: DC330 [077-102] (PL 14.4)
The connection between the POB Sensor J180 and the MD PWB J523 for open circuit, short
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
077-131 Duplex Wait Sensor On Jam
077-211 Tray Module Kind Mismatch
BSD-ON:CH10.13, CH10.11, CH10.12, CH10.14
BSD-ON:CH3.2
The Duplex Wait Sensor does not turn ON within the specified time after the Exit 2 Drive Motor has
started rotating in the Duplex intake direction.
A different type of Tray Module is connected.

Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
2.
The DIP Switch settings on the Tray Module PWB
The connection between the MD PWB J592 and the Tray Module PWB J541 for open circuit,
Each Duplex Roll and Pinch Roll for contamination, wear, and revolution failure
Each Duplex Roll Drive Gear for wear and damage
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
The Duplex Wait Sensor for contamination, improper installation, and Actuator operation failure
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
The Duplex Wait Sensor for failure: DC330 [077-108] (PL 14.5)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
The connection between the Duplex Wait Sensor J175 and the MD PWB J523 for open circuit,
The Duplex Motor for revolution failure: DC330 [077-073] (PL 14.5)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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077-212 Tray Module Reset Fail
077-214 Tray Module Logic Fail
BSD-ON:CH3.2, CH1.9
BSD-ON:CH3.2
The Tray Module reset was detected.
I/F mismatch between the IOT and the Tray Module was detected.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
1.
2.
Check whether the voltage between the Tray Module PWB J541-12 (+) and the GND (-) is +5VDC
and whether the voltage between the Tray Module PWB J541-10 (+) and the GND (-) is +24VDC.
2.
Turn the power OFF and check the connection between the MD PWB J592 and the Tray Module
3.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
077-215 Tray Module Communication Fail
077-300 Front Cover Interlock Open
BSD-ON:CH3.2
BSD-ON:CH1.10
Communication error between Tray Module PWB and MCU PWB was detected.
The Front Cover is open.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
2.
The Front Cover for damage or mismatch.
The Front Cover Interlock Switch for failure: DC330 [077-303] (PL 18.5)
The connection between the Front Cover Interlock Switch J101 and the MD PWB J521 for open
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Version 1.2
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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077-301 L/H Cover Interlock Open
077-305 Tray Module L/H Cover Open
BSD-ON:CH1.10
BSD-ON:CH8.3
The L/H Cover is open.
The Tray Module L/H Cover is open.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
2.
The L/H Cover Unit for damage or mismatch
The L/H Cover Interlock Switch for failure: DC330 [077-300] (PL 14.1)
The connection between the L/H Cover Interlock Switch J100 and the MD PWB J534 for open
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
The Tray Module L/H Cover for damage or mismatch
The Tray Module L/H Cover Switch for failure: DC330 [077-306] (PL 10.12)
The connection between the Tray Module L/H Cover Switch J104 and the Tray Module PWB
If no problems are found, replace the Tray Module PWB.
077-307 Duplex Cover Open
077-308 L/H High Cover Open
BSD-ON:CH10.13
BSD-ON:CH10.9
The Duplex Cover is open.
The L/H High Cover is open.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
The Duplex Cover for damage or mismatch.
The L/H High Cover Assembly for damage or mismatch
The Duplex Cover Switch for failure: DC330 [077-305] (PL 14.5)
The L/H High Cover Switch for failure: DC330 [077-302] (PL 17.4)
The connection between the Duplex Cover Switch J176 and the MD PWB J523 for open circuit,
The connection between the L/H High Cover Switch J168 and the MD PWB J522 for open circuit,
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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077-314 P/H Module Logic Fail
077-320 All Feed Tray Broken
BSD-ON:CH3.2
BSD-ON:-
A fatal error was detected in the Tray Module.
All the Feed Trays that are connected to the IOT were detected to have malfunctioned.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Enter DC122 Fail History. Go to the FIP of the affected Paper Tray.
1.
2.
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Version 1.2
077-602 Transparency Sensor Fail
077-900 Regi Sensor Static Jam
BSD-ON:CH8.4
BSD-ON:CH8.4
An abnormal value was detected from the Transparency Sensor. (This is a hidden failure. Data is only
recorded in history.)
were closed (all interlocks including options), the Regi Sensor detected paper.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
The Transparency Sensor and Reflective Prism for contamination and improper installation
Use of Transparency out of spec (Refer to the spec in Chapter 6 General)
The Transparency Sensor for failure: DC140[077-200] (PL 15.2)
The connection between the Regi Sensor J160 and the MD PWB J523 for short circuit
The connection between the Transparency Sensor J161 and the MD PWB J523 for open circuit,
The connector ( P/J452) between the MD PWB and the MCU PWB for poor connection
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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077-901 Exit Sensor 1 Static Jam
077-902 Exit Sensor 2 Static Jam
BSD-ON:CH10.7
BSD-ON:CH10.10
were closed (all interlocks including options), the Fuser Exit Sensor detected paper.
were closed (all interlocks including options), the Exit 2 Sensor detected paper.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
The Fuser Exit Sensor for remaining paper, contamination, Actuator return failure, or improper
installation
The Exit 2 Sensor for remaining paper, contamination, Actuator return failure, or improper
installation
The connection between the Fuser Assembly DJ600 and the MCU PWB J431 for short circuit
The connection between the Exit 2 Sensor J164 and the MD PWB J522 for short circuit
The L/H High Cover Assembly for damage or mismatch
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
077-903 POB Sensor Static Jam
077-907 Duplex Wait Sensor Static Jam
BSD-ON:CH9.36
BSD-ON:CH10.13
were closed (all interlocks including options), the POB Sensor detected paper.
were closed (all interlocks including options), the Duplex Wait Sensor detected paper.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
The POB Sensor for remaining paper, contamination, or improper installation
The POB Sensor for failure: DC330 [077-102] (PL 14.4)
The Duplex Wait Sensor for remaining paper, contamination, Actuator return failure, or improper
installation
The connection between the POB Sensor J180 and the MD PWB J523 for short circuit
The Duplex Wait Sensor for failure: DC330 [077-108] (PL 14.5)
The connection between the Duplex Wait Sensor J175 and the MD PWB J523 for short circuit
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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078-xxx, which do not appear in Chapter 2 of this manual, are HCF Related
Faults.
According to the HCF type to be maintained, click the appropriate supplementary manual button at the
top of the screen. Go to the appropriate supplementary manual to fix the problem.
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089-600 RC Sample Lateral Fail-A1
089-601 RC Sample Block Fail-A1-In
BSD-ON:CH6.12
BSD-ON:CH6.12
There is an error with the Cyan fast scan position that is used as a reference during A1 (fine adjustment
pattern) and C patch detection. (This is a hidden failure. The Color Regi Spec cannot be guaranteed and
Data is only recorded in history.)
During the A1 (fine adjustment pattern) and C patch detection, the patch at the MOB Sensor In side did
not satisfy the defined number of valid sample blocks. (This is a hidden failure. The Color Regi Spec
cannot be guaranteed and Data is only recorded in history.)
NOTE: When this Fail occurs, select No. 003 in DC612 Test Pattern Print and check the printout of the
fine adjustment pattern to estimate the color position (In/Out). Before printing this test pattern, set
the value of DC131 [870-207] to "7".
Initial Actions
When multiple failures with Chain No. 089 occur, take action according to the priority order in the
following table. Solving a higher priority failure may sometimes also repair the other failures. (Chain No.
089 Fail is detected during the execution of Regi Control. However, 089-617 is also detected during
power ON.)
Table 1
Priority
Chain Link
1 (High)
089-616
Fail Item
RC Data Over Flow Fail
089-604, 089-606, 089-607, 089-609, 089-610,

089-612, 089-613, 089-615,
RC SampleBlock Fail-B
Initial Actions
power ON.)
Table 1
Priority
Chain Link
Fail Item
089-616
089-601, 089-603
RC SampleBlock Fail-A1
1 (High)
089-600
RC SampleLateral Fail-A1
089-617
RC Lead Regi Over Range Fail
089-604, 089-606, 089-607, 089-609, 089-610,

089-612, 089-613, 089-615,
6 (Low)
089-625, 089-626, 089-627, 089-628
RC Data Linearity Fail
089-601, 089-603
089-600
089-617
6 (Low)
089-625, 089-626, 089-627, 089-628
Procedure
Check the installation status of the IBT Belt Unit. Is the IBT Belt Unit installed properly?
Y
N
Install the IBT Belt Unit properly.
Cause/Action
1.
Check the detection section of the MOB Sensor for contamination, the connectors for
disconnection, and the connections for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. If no problems
are found, replace the MOB ADC Assembly (PL 18.5).
2.
Perform DC675 Regi Control Setup Cycle.
Replace the IBT Belt Unit(PL 6.1)
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089-603 RC Sample Block Fail-A1-Out
089-604 RC Sample Block Fail-B-#1-In
BSD-ON:CH6.12
BSD-ON:CH6.12
During the A1 (fine adjustment pattern) and C patch detection, the patch at the MOB Sensor Out side did
not satisfy the defined number of valid sample blocks. (This is a hidden failure. The Color Regi Spec
During the B (rough adjustment pattern) patch detection, the #1 (Yellow) patch at the MOB Sensor In side
did not satisfy the defined number of valid sample blocks. (This is a hidden failure. The Color Regi Spec
fine adjustment pattern to estimate the color position (In/Out). Before printing this test pattern, set
the value of DC131 [870-207] to "7".
rough adjustment pattern to estimate the color position (In/Out). Before printing this test pattern, set
the value of DC131 [870-207] to "7".
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
power ON.)
power ON.)
Table 1
Table 1
Priority
Chain Link
Fail Item
Priority
Chain Link
Fail Item
1 (High)
089-616
1 (High)
089-616
089-604, 089-606, 089-607, 089-609, 089-610,

089-612, 089-613, 089-615,
089-604, 089-606, 089-607, 089-609, 089-610,

089-612, 089-613, 089-615,
089-601, 089-603
089-601, 089-603
089-600
089-600
089-617
089-617
6 (Low)
089-625, 089-626, 089-627, 089-628
6 (Low)
089-625, 089-626, 089-627, 089-628
Cause/Action
Procedure
1.
Check the detection section of the MOB Sensor for contamination, the connectors for disconnection,
and the connections for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. If no problems are found,
replace the MOB ADC Assembly (PL 18.5).
Check the density of Y color. Is the density of Y color normal?

Y
N
Adjust to correct the density of Y color.
2.
Perform DC675 Regi Control Setup Cycle.

Check the connection between the MOB Sensor In J150 and the MCU PWB J415 for connector
disconnection, open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. Is the connection normal?
Y
N
Connect the MOB Sensor In J150 to the MCU PWB J415 properly.
Check the Y Magnet Roll for contamination, scratches, and distortion. Is the Magnet Roll normal?
Y
N
Replace the Developer (Y)(PL 5.2)
Check the IBT Belt for contamination, scratches, and distortion. Is the IBT Belt normal?
Y
N
Check the Y Drum for contamination, scratches, and distortion. Is the Drum normal?
089-606 RC Sample Block Fail-B-#1-Out
N
Replace Drum (Y) (PL 8.1)
BSD-ON:CH6.12
Replace the MOB ADC Assembly (PL 18.5) and perform DC675 Registration Control Setup Cycle. If the
problem persists, replace the MCU PWB.
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
During the B (rough adjustment pattern) patch detection, the #1 (Yellow) patch at the MOB Sensor Out
side did not satisfy the defined number of valid sample blocks. (This is a hidden failure. The Color Regi
Spec cannot be guaranteed and Data is only recorded in history.)
the value of DC131 [870-207] to "7".
Initial Actions
power ON.)
Table 1
Priority
Chain Link
Fail Item
1 (High)
089-616
089-604, 089-606, 089-607, 089-609, 089-610,

089-612, 089-613, 089-615,
089-601, 089-603
089-600
089-617
6 (Low)
089-625, 089-626, 089-627, 089-628
Procedure
Check the density of Y color. Is the density of Y color normal?
Y
N
Adjust to correct the density of Y color.
Check the connection between the MOB Sensor Out J151 and the MCU PWB J415 for connector
Y
N
Connect the MOB Sensor Out J151 to the MCU PWB J415 properly.
Check the Y Magnet Roll for contamination, scratches, and distortion. Is the Magnet Roll normal?
Y
N
Replace the Developer (Y)(PL 5.2)
Y
N
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Check the Y Drum for contamination, scratches, and distortion. Is the Drum normal?
Y
N
Replace Drum (Y) (PL 8.1)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
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During the B (rough adjustment pattern) patch detection, the #2 (Magenta) patch at the MOB Sensor In
the value of DC131 [870-207] to "7".
Initial Actions
power ON.)
Table 1
Priority
Chain Link
Fail Item
1 (High)
089-616
089-604, 089-606, 089-607, 089-609, 089-610,

089-612, 089-613, 089-615,
089-601, 089-603
089-600
089-617
6 (Low)
089-625, 089-626, 089-627, 089-628
Procedure
Check the density of M color. Is the density of M color normal?
Y
N
Adjust to correct the density of M color.
Y
N
Check the M Magnet Roll for contamination, scratches, and distortion. Is the Magnet Roll normal?
Y
N
Replace the Developer (M)(PL 5.2)
Y
N
Check the M Drum for contamination, scratches, and distortion. Is the Drum normal?
N
Replace Drum (M) (PL 8.1)
BSD-ON:CH6.12
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
During the B (rough adjustment pattern) patch detection, the #2 (Magenta) patch at the MOB Sensor Out
the value of DC131 [870-207] to "7".
Initial Actions
power ON.)
Table 1
Priority
Chain Link
Fail Item
1 (High)
089-616
089-604, 089-606, 089-607, 089-609, 089-610,

089-612, 089-613, 089-615,
089-601, 089-603
089-600
089-617
6 (Low)
089-625, 089-626, 089-627, 089-628
Procedure
Check the density of M color. Is the density of M color normal?
Y
N
Adjust to correct the density of M color.
Y
N
Check the M Magnet Roll for contamination, scratches, and distortion. Is the Magnet Roll normal?
Y
N
Replace the Developer (M)(PL 5.2)
Y
N
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Check the M Drum for contamination, scratches, and distortion. Is the Drum normal?
Y
N
Replace Drum (M) (PL 8.1)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
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During the B (rough adjustment pattern) patch detection, the #3 (Cyan) patch at the MOB Sensor In side
the value of DC131 [870-207] to "7".
Initial Actions
power ON.)
Table 1
Priority
Chain Link
Fail Item
1 (High)
089-616
089-604, 089-606, 089-607, 089-609, 089-610,

089-612, 089-613, 089-615,
089-601, 089-603
089-600
089-617
6 (Low)
089-625, 089-626, 089-627, 089-628
Procedure
Check the density of C color. Is the density of C color normal?
Y
N
Adjust to correct the density of C color.
Y
N
Check the C Magnet Roll for contamination, scratches, and distortion. Is the Magnet Roll normal?
Y
N
Replace the Developer (C)(PL 5.2)
Y
N
Check the C Drum for contamination, scratches, and distortion. Is the Drum normal?
N
Replace Drum (C). (PL 8.1)
BSD-ON:CH6.12
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
During the B (rough adjustment pattern) patch detection, the #3 (Cyan) patch at the MOB Sensor Out
the value of DC131 [870-207] to "7".
Initial Actions
power ON.)
Table 1
Priority
Chain Link
Fail Item
1 (High)
089-616
089-604, 089-606, 089-607, 089-609, 089-610,

089-612, 089-613, 089-615,
089-601, 089-603
089-600
089-617
6 (Low)
089-625, 089-626, 089-627, 089-628
Procedure
Check the density of C color. Is the density of C color normal?
Y
N
Adjust to correct the density of C color.
Y
N
Check the C Magnet Roll for contamination, scratches, and distortion. Is the Magnet Roll normal?
Y
N
Replace the Developer (C)(PL 5.2)
Y
N
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Check the C Drum for contamination, scratches, and distortion. Is the Drum normal?
Y
N
Replace Drum (C). (PL 8.1)
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During the B (rough adjustment pattern) patch detection, the #4 (Black) patch at the MOB Sensor In side
the value of DC131 [870-207] to "7".
Initial Actions
power ON.)
Table 1
Priority
Chain Link
Fail Item
1 (High)
089-616
089-604, 089-606, 089-607, 089-609, 089-610,

089-612, 089-613, 089-615,
089-601, 089-603
089-600
089-617
6 (Low)
089-625, 089-626, 089-627, 089-628
Procedure
Check the density of K color. Is the density of K color normal?
Y
N
Adjust to correct the density of K color.
Y
N
Check the K Magnet Roll for contamination, scratches, and distortion. Is the Magnet Roll normal?
Y
N
Replace the Developer (K)(PL 5.2)
Y
N
Check the K Drum for contamination, scratches, and distortion. Is the Drum normal?
N
Replace the Drum (K) (PL 8.1)
BSD-ON:CH6.12
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
During the B (rough adjustment pattern) patch detection, the #4 (Black) patch at the MOB Sensor Out
the value of DC131 [870-207] to "7".
Initial Actions
power ON.)
Table 1
Priority
Chain Link
Fail Item
1 (High)
089-616
089-604, 089-606, 089-607, 089-609, 089-610,

089-612, 089-613, 089-615,
089-601, 089-603
089-600
089-617
6 (Low)
089-625, 089-626, 089-627, 089-628
Procedure
Check the density of K color. Is the density of K color normal?
Y
N
Adjust to correct the density of K color.
Y
N
Check the K Magnet Roll for contamination, scratches, and distortion. Is the Magnet Roll normal?
Y
N
Replace the Developer (K)(PL 5.2)
Y
N
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Check the K Drum for contamination, scratches, and distortion. Is the Drum normal?
Y
N
Replace the Drum (K) (PL 8.1)
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MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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BSD-ON:CH6.12
The correction setting value of calculation result has exceeded the settable range. (This is a hidden
failure. The Color Regi Spec cannot be guaranteed and Data is only recorded in history.)
Initial Actions
power ON.)
Table 1
Priority
Chain Link
Fail Item
1 (High)
089-616
089-604, 089-606, 089-607, 089-609, 089-610,

089-612, 089-613, 089-615,
089-601, 089-603
089-600
089-617
6 (Low)
089-625, 089-626, 089-627, 089-628
Procedure
Display the adjustment amount in DC675 Registration Control Setup Cycle. Check which item has
reached the maximum adjustment amount shown in the following table.
Table 2
Correction item
Adjustment Range
MIN
MAX
Fast Scan Margin
-90
+90
Slow Scan Margin
-4720
+4720
Skew
-800
+800
Is the item that has reached the adjustment range (MIN or MAX), "Fast Scan Margin" or "Slow
Scan Margin"?
Y
N
Check that the value of DC131 [760-024] is "0".
The Drum (Y, M, C, K) for improper installation.
Drum (Y, M, C, K) (PL 8.1)
Rear Holder Assembly (PL 2.1)
A
Is the item that has reached the adjustment range (MIN or MAX) "Slow Scan Margin"?
Y
N
Raise/lower the LPH (Y, M, C, K) 2 to 3 times to check the LPH lift up/down mechanism. If the
problem persists, replace the LPH Unit (Y, M, C, K) (PL 2.1).
Replace the MCU PWB and perform DC675 Registration Control Setup Cycle.
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
089-617 RC Lead Regi Over Range Fail

BSD-ON:CH3.1
The result from adding the offset value to the color registration correction value has exceeded the
settable range. (This is a hidden failure. The Alignment Lead Regi or Skew might have exceeded the
adjustable range and Data is only recorded in history.)
Initial Actions
power ON.)
Table 1
Priority
Chain Link
Fail Item
1 (High)
089-616
089-604, 089-606, 089-607, 089-609, 089-610,

089-612, 089-613, 089-615,
089-601, 089-603
089-600
089-617
6 (Low)
089-625, 089-626, 089-627, 089-628
Cause/Action
Version 1.2
1.
Check that the value of DC131 [760-063] is "0". (Because this Fail occurs only when the NVM write
data is incorrect or the NVM is corrupted, if the setting value is not "0", reset it to "0".)
2.
Check that the value of DC131 [760-082] is between the values of DC131 [760-084] and DC131
[760-085]. (If it is not, set the value of DC131 [760-082] to be between the values of DC131 [760084] and DC131 [760-085].)
3.
Check that the value of DC131 [760-083] is between the values of DC131 [760-084] and DC131
[760-085]. (If it is not, set the value of DC131 [760-083] to be between the values of DC131 [760084] and DC131 [760-085].)
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089-625 RC Data Linearity Fail Y
089-626 RC Data Linearity Fail M
BSD-ON:CH6.12
BSD-ON:CH6.12
The result from adding the skew/bow correction value to the Y color linearity correction value has
exceeded the settable range. (This is a hidden failure. The LPH Slow Scan linearity cannot be
guaranteed and Data is only recorded in history.)
The result from adding the skew/bow correction value to the M color linearity correction value has
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
power ON.)
power ON.)
Table 1
Table 1
Priority
Chain Link
Fail Item
Priority
Chain Link
Fail Item
1 (High)
089-616
1 (High)
089-616
089-604, 089-606, 089-607, 089-609, 089-610,

089-612, 089-613, 089-615,
089-604, 089-606, 089-607, 089-609, 089-610,

089-612, 089-613, 089-615,
089-601, 089-603
089-601, 089-603
089-600
089-600
089-617
089-617
6 (Low)
089-625, 089-626, 089-627, 089-628
6 (Low)
089-625, 089-626, 089-627, 089-628
Procedure
Procedure
Check that the value stored in LPH (Y) EEPROM is correct. Has any Y color related Chain No. 061
Fail occurred?
Y
N
Display the skew correction amount in DC675 Regi Control Setup Cycle.
Is the "skew correction amount" within the range of +500~-500?
Y
N
Check that the value stored in LPH (M) EEPROM is correct. Has any M color related Chain No. 061
Fail occurred?
Y
N
Y
N
The Drum (Y) for improper installation.
The Drum (M) for improper installation.
Drum (Y) (PL 8.1)
Drum (M) (PL 8.1)
Rear Holder Assembly (Y) (PL 2.1)
Rear Holder Assembly (M) (PL 2.1)
Replace the LPH Unit (Y) (PL 2.1) and perform DC675 Registration Control Setup Cycle. If the
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
Replace the LPH Unit (M) (PL 2.1) and perform DC675 Registration Control Setup Cycle. If the
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
089-627 RC Data Linearity Fail C
089-628 RC Data Linearity Fail K
BSD-ON:CH6.12
BSD-ON:CH6.12
The result from adding the skew/bow correction value to the C color linearity correction value has
The result from adding the skew/bow correction value to the K color linearity correction value has
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
power ON.)
power ON.)
Table 1
Table 1
Priority
Chain Link
Fail Item
Priority
Chain Link
Fail Item
1 (High)
089-616
1 (High)
089-616
089-604, 089-606, 089-607, 089-609, 089-610,

089-612, 089-613, 089-615,
089-604, 089-606, 089-607, 089-609, 089-610,

089-612, 089-613, 089-615,
089-601, 089-603
089-601, 089-603
089-600
089-600
089-617
089-617
6 (Low)
089-625, 089-626, 089-627, 089-628
6 (Low)
089-625, 089-626, 089-627, 089-628
Procedure
Procedure
Check that the value stored in LPH (C) EEPROM is correct. Has any C color related Chain No. 061
Fail occurred?
Y
N
Y
N
Check that the value stored in LPH (K) EEPROM is correct. Has any K color related Chain No. 061
Fail occurred?
Y
N
Y
N
The Drum (C) for improper installation.
The Drum (K) for improper installation.
Drum (C) (PL 8.1)
Drum (K) (PL 8.1)
Rear Holder Assembly (C) (PL 2.1)
Rear Holder Assembly (K) (PL 2.1)
Replace the LPH Unit (C) (PL 2.1) and perform DC675 Registration Control Setup Cycle. If the
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
Replace the LPH Unit (K) (PL 2.1) and perform DC675 Registration Control Setup Cycle. If the
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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091-313 CRUM ASIC Communication Fail
091-400 Waste Toner Bottle Near Full
BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:CH9.40
Communication error between CPU of the MCU PWB and ASIC was detected.
The Waste Toner Bottle Full Sensor detected Near Full state.
Cause/Action
Procedure
1.
2.
The Waste Toner Bottle needs to be replaced soon. Replace the Waste Toner Bottle (PL 8.2) as
required. If the problem persists, check the Waste Toner Bottle Full Sensor.
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [091-201]. Use a sheet of paper, etc. to
block/clear the light path to the Waste Toner Bottle Full Sensor.
Y
N
Use "2.2.3.2 Permeable Sensor Failure FIP" to check the Waste Toner Bottle Full Sensor.
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)

Replace the MCU PWB.
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
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091-401 Drum Cartridge K Near Life
091-402 Drum Cartridge K Life Over
BSD-ON:CH9.6
BSD-ON:CH9.6
It was detected that the replacement timing for Drum (K) is closer than Pre Near.
Drum (K) has reached the end of its lifespan.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
The Drum (K) needs to be replaced soon. Replace the Drum (K) (PL 8.1) as required.
Replace the Drum (K) (PL 8.1).
091-407 DRUM K CRUM Trouble Info
091-411 Drum Cartridge Y Near Life
BSD-ON:CH9.6
BSD-ON:CH9.5
[Detection Conditions]
It was detected that the replacement timing for Drum (Y) is closer than Pre Near.
091-914 : DRUM K CRUM Comm Fail
091-915 : DRUM K CRUM Data Broken
091-916 : DRUM K CRUM Data Mismatch
One of these occurred.
Cause/Action
The Drum (Y) needs to be replaced soon. Replace the Drum (Y) (PL 8.1) as required.
[Corrective Actions]
Remove and install (reinsert) the Drum Cartridge.
Replace the Drum Cartridge.
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091-417 DRUM Y CRUM Trouble Info
091-421 Drum Cartridge M Near Life
BSD-ON:CH9.5
BSD-ON:CH9.5
It was detected that the replacement timing for Drum (M) is closer than Pre Near.
091-917 : DRUM Y CRUM Comm Fail
091-940 : DRUM Y CRUM Data Broken
091-943 : DRUM Y CRUM Data Mismatch
Version 1.2
Cause/Action
The Drum (M) needs to be replaced soon. Replace the Drum (M) (PL 8.1) as required.
091-427 DRUM M CRUM Trouble Info
091-431 Drum Cartridge C Near Life
BSD-ON:CH9.5
BSD-ON:CH9.6
It was detected that the replacement timing for Drum (C) is closer than Pre Near.
091-918 : DRUM M CRUM Comm Fail
091-941 : DRUM M CRUM Data Broken
091-944 : DRUM M CRUM Data Mismatch
Cause/Action
The Drum (C) needs to be replaced soon. Replace the Drum (C) (PL 8.1) as required.
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091-437 DRUM C CRUM Trouble Info
091-480 Drum Cartridge Y Life Over
BSD-ON:CH9.6
BSD-ON:CH9.5
Drum (Y) has reached the end of its lifespan.
091-919 : DRUM C CRUM Comm Fail
091-942 : DRUM C CRUM Data Broken
091-945 : DRUM C CRUM Data Mismatch
Version 1.2
Cause/Action
Replace Drum (Y) (PL 8.1).
091-481 Drum Cartridge M Life Over
091-482 Drum Cartridge C Life Over
BSD-ON:CH9.5
BSD-ON:CH9.6
Drum (M) has reached the end of its lifespan.
Drum (C) has reached the end of its lifespan.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Replace Drum (M) (PL 8.1).
Replace Drum (C) (PL 8.1).
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Version 1.2
091-910 Waste Toner Bottle Not In Position
091-911 Waste Toner Bottle Full
BSD-ON:CH9.40
BSD-ON:CH9.40
The Waste Toner Bottle is not in the proper position.
After the Waste Toner Bottle Near Full has occurred, the PV exceeds the threshold value.
Procedure
Procedure
Check that the Bottle Guide Assembly at the machine side and the Waste Toner Bottle does not have
any deformation or foreign substances, and that they are installed properly.
Is the Waste Toner Bottle installed properly?
Y
N
Install the Waste Toner Bottle properly. If there is any deformation, replace the Waste Toner Bottle
(PL 8.2) and Bottle Guide Assembly (PL 8.2).
Replace the Waste Toner Bottle (PL 8.2). If the problem persists, check the Waste Toner Bottle Full
Sensor. Enter DC330 [091-201]. Use a sheet of paper, etc. to block/clear the light path to the Waste
Toner Bottle Full Sensor.
Y
N
Use "2.2.3.2 Permeable Sensor Failure FIP" to check the Waste Toner Bottle Full Sensor.
Check the Waste Toner Bottle Position Sensor.

Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Enter DC330 [091-200]. Use a sheet of paper, etc. to block/
clear the light path to the Waste Toner Bottle Position Sensor.
Y
N
Use "2.2.3.2 Permeable Sensor Failure FIP" to check the Waste Toner Bottle Position Sensor.

MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)

MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
091-913 Drum Cartridge K Life End
091-914 Drum CRUM K Communication Fail
BSD-ON:CH9.6
BSD-ON:CH9.6
Drum (K) has reached the end of its lifespan.
Communication failure with Drum (K) CRUM was detected.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Replace the Drum (K) (PL 8.1).
1.
2.
The connection between the MD PWB J528 and the Drum CRUM Coupler Assembly (K)
P115 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact
The connection terminals between the Drum (K) CRUM PWB and the Drum CRUM Coupler
Assembly (K) CRUM for damage and foreign substances
The Drum (K) CRUM PWB for contamination or disengagement
The Drum (K) for improper installation
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Drum (K) (PL 8.1)
Drum CRUM Coupler Assembly (K) (PL 8.1)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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091-915 Drum CRUM K Data Broken
091-916 Drum CRUM K Data Mismatch
BSD-ON:CH9.6
BSD-ON:CH9.6
The system detected that the data written to the Drum (K) CRUM and the data read from the Drum (K)
CRUM do not match.
Incorrect authentication area data was detected in Drum (K) CRUM.
Version 1.2
Cause/Action
Remove and reinstall the Drum (K) and check for improper installation. If no problems are found, replace
the Drum (K) (PL 8.1).
Cause/Action
Remove and reinstall the Drum (K) and check for improper installation. If no problems are found, replace
it with the correct Drum (K) (PL 8.1).
091-917 Drum CRUM Y Communication Fail
091-918 Drum CRUM M Communication Fail
BSD-ON:CH9.5
BSD-ON:CH9.5
Communication failure with Drum (Y) CRUM was detected.
Communication failure with Drum (M) CRUM was detected.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
1.
2.
2.
The connection between the MD PWB J528 and the Drum CRUM Coupler Assembly (Y)
The connection between the MD PWB J528 and the Drum CRUM Coupler Assembly (M)
The connection terminals between the Drum (Y) CRUM PWB and the Drum CRUM Coupler
Assembly (Y) CRUM for damage and foreign substances
The connection terminals between the Drum (M) CRUM PWB and the Drum CRUM Coupler
Assembly (M) CRUM for damage and foreign substances
The Drum (Y) CRUM PWB for contamination or disengagement
The Drum (M) CRUM PWB for contamination or disengagement
The Drum (Y) for improper installation
The Drum (M) for improper installation
Drum (Y) (PL 8.1)
Drum (M) (PL 8.1)
Drum CRUM Coupler Assembly (Y) (PL 8.1)
Drum CRUM Coupler Assembly (M) (PL 8.1)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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091-919 Drum CRUM C Communication Fail
091-921 Drum CRUM K Not In Position
BSD-ON:CH9.6
BSD-ON:CH9.6
Communication failure with Drum (C) CRUM was detected.
The Drum (K) CRUM is not in the proper position (loose CRUM).
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
1.
Remove and reinstall the Drum (K).
2.
2.
Polish the connection terminals between the Drum (K) CRUM PWB and the Drum CRUM Coupler
Assembly (K) CRUM with dry cloth. (When cleaning, do not use Drum cleaner, etc.)
The connection between the MD PWB J528 and the Drum CRUM Coupler Assembly (C)
The connection terminals between the Drum (C) CRUM PWB and the Drum CRUM Coupler
Assembly (C) CRUM for damage and foreign substances
The connection between the MD PWB J528 and the Drum CRUM Coupler Assembly (K)
The Drum (C) CRUM PWB for contamination or disengagement
The Drum (C) for improper installation
The connection terminals between the Drum (K) CRUM PWB and the Drum CRUM Coupler
Assembly (K) CRUM for damage and foreign substances
The Drum (K) for improper installation
Drum (C) (PL 8.1)
Drum CRUM Coupler Assembly (C) (PL 8.1)
Drum (K) (PL 8.1)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
Drum CRUM Coupler Assembly (K) (PL 8.1)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
3.
091-927 Drum CRUM Y Not In Position
091-928 Drum CRUM M Not In Position
BSD-ON:CH9.5
BSD-ON:CH9.5
The Drum (Y) CRUM is not in the proper position (loose CRUM).
The Drum (M) CRUM is not in the proper position (loose CRUM).
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
Remove and reinstall the Drum (Y).
1.
Remove and reinstall the Drum (M).
2.
Polish the connection terminals between the Drum (Y) CRUM PWB and the Drum CRUM Coupler
Assembly (Y) CRUM with dry cloth. (When cleaning, do not use Drum cleaner, etc.)
2.
Polish the connection terminals between the Drum (M) CRUM PWB and the Drum CRUM Coupler
Assembly (M) CRUM with dry cloth. (When cleaning, do not use Drum cleaner, etc.)
3.
3.
The connection between the MD PWB J528 and the Drum CRUM Coupler Assembly (Y)
The connection between the MD PWB J528 and the Drum CRUM Coupler Assembly (M)
The connection terminals between the Drum (Y) CRUM PWB and the Drum CRUM Coupler
Assembly (Y) CRUM for damage and foreign substances
The connection terminals between the Drum (M) CRUM PWB and the Drum CRUM Coupler
Assembly (M) CRUM for damage and foreign substances
The Drum (Y) for improper installation
The Drum (M) for improper installation
Drum (Y) (PL 8.1)
Drum (M) (PL 8.1)
Drum CRUM Coupler Assembly (Y) (PL 8.1)
Drum CRUM Coupler Assembly (M) (PL 8.1)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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091-929 Drum CRUM C Not In Position
091-940 Drum CRUM Y Data Broken
BSD-ON:CH9.6
BSD-ON:CH9.5
The Drum (C) CRUM is not in the proper position (loose CRUM).
The system detected that the data written to the Drum (Y) CRUM and the data read from the Drum (Y)
CRUM do not match.
Cause/Action
1.
Remove and reinstall the Drum (C).
Cause/Action
2.
Polish the connection terminals between the Drum (C) CRUM PWB and the Drum CRUM Coupler
Assembly (C) CRUM with dry cloth. (When cleaning, do not use Drum cleaner, etc.)
Remove and reinstall the Drum (Y) and check for improper installation. If no problems are found, replace
the Drum (Y) (PL 8.1).
3.
The connection between the MD PWB J528 and the Drum CRUM Coupler Assembly (C)
The connection terminals between the Drum (C) CRUM PWB and the Drum CRUM Coupler
Assembly (C) CRUM for damage and foreign substances
The Drum (C) for improper installation
Drum (C) (PL 8.1)
Drum CRUM Coupler Assembly (C) (PL 8.1)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
091-941 Drum CRUM C Data Broken
091-942 Drum CRUM C Data Broken
BSD-ON:CH9.5
BSD-ON:CH9.6
The system detected that the data written to the Drum (M) CRUM and the data read from the Drum (M)
CRUM do not match.
The system detected that the data written to the Drum (C) CRUM and the data read from the Drum (C)
CRUM do not match.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Remove and reinstall the Drum (M) and check for improper installation. If no problems are found, replace
the Drum (M) (PL 8.1).
Remove and reinstall the Drum (C) and check for improper installation. If no problems are found, replace
the Drum (C) (PL 8.1).
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091-943 Drum CRUM Y Data Mismatch
091-944 Drum CRUM M Data Mismatch
BSD-ON:CH9.5
BSD-ON:CH9.5
Incorrect authentication area data was detected in Drum (Y) CRUM.
Incorrect authentication area data was detected in Drum (M) CRUM.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Remove and reinstall the Drum (Y) and check for improper installation. If no problems are found, replace
it with the correct Drum (Y) (PL 8.1).
Remove and reinstall the Drum (M) and check for improper installation. If no problems are found, replace
it with the correct Drum (M) (PL 8.1).
091-945 Drum CRUM C Data Mismatch

BSD-ON:CH9.6
Incorrect authentication area data was detected in Drum (C) CRUM.
Cause/Action
Remove and reinstall the Drum (C) and check for improper installation. If no problems are found, replace
it with the correct Drum (C) (PL 8.1).
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092-312 ATC Fail [Y]
092-313 ATC Fail [M]
BSD-ON:(2270/3370) CH9.15, (4470/5570) CH9.16
BSD-ON:(2270/3370) CH9.17, (4470/5570) CH9.18
The frequency at which the ATC Average Fail [Y] or the ATC Amplitude Fail [Y] has been occurring has
exceeded the threshold value.
The frequency at which the ATC Average Fail [M] or the ATC Amplitude Fail [M] has been occurring has
NOTE: Although this Fail can be cleared by turning the power OFF and ON and it will be possible to
output a few sheets of printouts, when this Fail has occurred a certain number of times, it will no
longer be clearable by turning the power OFF and ON. To clear it, clear the value of DC131 [752346] (ATC Fail [Y]) or DC131 [752-350] (ATC Fail Continuous Count [Y]) to "0". If the machine is not
repaired back to normal status, this Fail will occur again during the operation.
longer be clearable by turning the power OFF and ON. To clear it, clear the value of DC131 [752347] (ATC Fail [M]) or DC131 [752-351] (ATC Fail Continuous Count [M]) to "0". If the machine is not
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
The connection between the ATC Sensor (Y) and the ATC PWB J124 for open circuit, short circuit,
and poor contact
The connection between the ATC Sensor (M) and the ATC PWB J125 for open circuit, short circuit,
and poor contact
The connection between the ATC PWB J633 and the MD PWB J528 for open circuit, short circuit,
and poor contact
and poor contact
The Toner Dispense Motor (Y) for revolution failure: DC330 [093-001] (PL 5.1)
The Toner Dispense Motor (M) for revolution failure: DC330 [093-006] (PL 5.1)
The Drum/Deve Drive Motor (Y, M, C) for revolution failure (2270/3370): DC330 [091-026] (PL 3.3a)
The Drum Drive Motor (Y, M, C) for revolution failure (4470/5570): DC330 [091-027] (PL 3.3b)
The Deve Drive Motor (Y, M, C) for revolution failure (4470/5570): DC330 [093-022] (PL 3.3b)
The path from Toner Cartridge (Y) to Developer (Y) for toner blockage
The path from Toner Cartridge (M) to Developer (M) for toner blockage
The Developer (Y) for internal toner blockage
The Developer (M) for internal toner blockage
The Toner Cartridge (Y) for internal toner blockage
The Toner Cartridge (M) for internal toner blockage
ATC Sensor (Y) (PL 5.2)
ATC Sensor (M) (PL 5.2)
ATC PWB (PL 5.2)
ATC PWB (PL 5.2)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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092-314 ATC Fail [C]
092-315 ATC Fail [K]
BSD-ON:(2270/3370) CH9.19, (4470/5570) CH9.20
BSD-ON:(2270/3370) CH9.21, (4470/5570) CH9.22
The frequency at which the ATC Average Fail [C] or the ATC Amplitude Fail [C] has been occurring has
The frequency at which the ATC Average Fail [K] or the ATC Amplitude Fail [K] has been occurring has
longer be clearable by turning the power OFF and ON. To clear it, clear the value of DC131 [752348] (ATC Fail [C]) or DC131 [752-352] (ATC Fail Continuous Count [C]) to "0". If the machine is not
longer be clearable by turning the power OFF and ON. To clear it, clear the value of DC131 [752349] (ATC Fail [K]) or DC131 [752-353] (ATC Fail Continuous Count [K]) to "0". If the machine is not
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
The connection between the ATC Sensor (C) and the ATC PWB J126 for open circuit, short circuit,
and poor contact
The connection between the ATC Sensor (K) and the ATC PWB J127 for open circuit, short circuit,
and poor contact
and poor contact
and poor contact
The Toner Dispense Motor (C) for revolution failure: DC330 [093-011] (PL 5.1)
The Toner Dispense Motor (K) for revolution failure: DC330 [093-016] (PL 5.1)
The Drum/Deve Drive Motor (K) for revolution failure (2270/3370): DC330 [091-033] (PL 3.3a)
The Drum/Deve Drive Motor (K) for revolution failure (4470/5570): DC330 [091-033] (PL 3.3b)
The path from Toner Cartridge (K) to Developer (K) for toner blockage
The path from Toner Cartridge (C) to Developer (C) for toner blockage
The Developer (K) for internal toner blockage
The Developer (C) for internal toner blockage
The Toner Cartridge (K) for internal toner blockage
The Toner Cartridge (C) for internal toner blockage
ATC Sensor (K) (PL 5.2)
ATC Sensor (C) (PL 5.2)
ATC PWB (PL 5.2)
ATC PWB (PL 5.2)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
092-649 ADC Shutter Open Fail
092-650 ADC Shutter Close Fail
BSD-ON:CH9.27
BSD-ON:CH9.27
The ADC Sensor shutters is open (cannot be closed). (This is a hidden failure. Data is only recorded in
history.)
The ADC Sensor shutters is closed (cannot be opened). (This is a hidden failure. Data is only recorded in
history.)
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Check the connection between the ADC Sensor (MOB ADC Assembly) J153 and the MCU PWB J415
for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. Also check whether there is opening/closing failure due to
foreign substances/burrs, etc. at the shutter section of the ADC Sensor.
for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. Also check whether there is opening/closing failure due to
foreign substances/burrs, etc. at the shutter section of the ADC Sensor.
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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092-651 ADC Sensor Fail
092-657 ATC Amplitude Fail [Y]
BSD-ON:CH9.27
BSD-ON:(2270/3370) CH9.15, (4470/5570) CH9.16
The ADC Sensor read value of the density reference patch is abnormal. (This is a hidden failure. Data is
only recorded in history.)
The difference between the maximum and minimum values in the ATC Sensor (Y) measurement set is
lower than the threshold value. (This is a hidden failure. Data is only recorded in history.)
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. Also check whether there is poor connection or foreign
substances at the detection section of the ADC Sensor.
and poor contact
and poor contact
IBT Belt Unit (PL 6.1)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
ATC PWB (PL 5.2)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
092-658 ATC Amplitude Fail [M]
092-659 ATC Amplitude Fail [C]
BSD-ON:(2270/3370) CH9.17, (4470/5570) CH9.18
BSD-ON:(2270/3370) CH9.19, (4470/5570) CH9.20
The difference between the maximum and minimum values in the ATC Sensor (M) measurement set is
The difference between the maximum and minimum values in the ATC Sensor (C) measurement set is
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
and poor contact
and poor contact
and poor contact
and poor contact
ATC PWB (PL 5.2)
ATC PWB (PL 5.2)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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092-660 ATC Amplitude Fail [K]
092-661 Temperature Sensor Fail
BSD-ON:(2270/3370) CH9.21, (4470/5570) CH9.22
BSD-ON:CH9.27
The difference between the maximum and minimum values in the ATC Sensor (K) measurement set is
Abnormal value was detected by the ENVIRONMENT SENSOR (Temperature). (This is a hidden failure.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Check the connection between the Environment Sensor (MOB ADC Assembly) J154 and the MCU PWB
J415 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. Also check whether there is poor connection or
foreign substances at the detection section of the Environment Sensor.
and poor contact
and poor contact
ATC PWB (PL 5.2)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
092-662 Humidity Sensor Fail
092-665 ATC Average Fail [Y]
BSD-ON:CH9.27
BSD-ON:(2270/3370) CH9.15, (4470/5570) CH9.16
Abnormal value was detected by the ENVIRONMENT SENSOR (Humidity). (This is a hidden failure.
The average measured value of ATC Sensor (Y) is out of the range of appropriate values. (This is a
hidden failure. Data is only recorded in history.)
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Check the connection between the Environment Sensor (MOB ADC Assembly) J154 and the MCU PWB
J415 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. Also check whether there is poor connection or
foreign substances at the detection section of the Environment Sensor.
and poor contact
and poor contact
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Version 1.2
ATC PWB (PL 5.2)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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092-666 ATC Average Fail [M]
092-667 ATC Average Fail [C]
BSD-ON:(2270/3370) CH9.17, (4470/5570) CH9.18
BSD-ON:(2270/3370) CH9.19, (4470/5570) CH9.20
The average measured value of ATC Sensor (M) is out of the range of appropriate values. (This is a
The average measured value of ATC Sensor (C) is out of the range of appropriate values. (This is a
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
and poor contact
and poor contact
and poor contact
and poor contact
ATC PWB (PL 5.2)
ATC PWB (PL 5.2)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
092-668 ATC Average Fail [K]
092-670 ADC Patch Fail [Y]
BSD-ON:(2270/3370) CH9.21, (4470/5570) CH9.22
BSD-ON:CH9.27
The average measured value of ATC Sensor (K) is out of the range of appropriate values. (This is a
The ADC patch of Y color is abnormally light. (This is a hidden failure. Data is only recorded in history.)
Procedure
Cause/Action
Enter DC122 Fail History. Check whether ADC Sensor Fail or ATC Fail [Y] has occurred.
Has Fail 092-651 or 092-312 occurred?
Y
N
The Drum (Y) for contamination
and poor contact
and poor contact
The LPH (Y) for contamination
The 1st BTR (Y) for contamination
The IBT Belt for contamination
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (1st/2nd/DTC) and the 1st BTR (Y) for
open circuits, short circuits, and poor contacts
(2270/3370)
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (Deve/BCR) and the Magnet Roll (Y) for
(4470/5570)
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (Deve) and the Magnet Roll (Y) for open
ATC PWB (PL 5.2)
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Drum (Y) (PL 8.1)
HVPS (Deve/BCR) (2270/3370) (PL 18.6a)
HVPS (Deve) (4470/5570) (PL 5.3)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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092-671 ADC Patch Fail [M]
092-672 ADC Patch Fail [C]
BSD-ON:CH9.27
BSD-ON:CH9.27
The ADC patch of M color is abnormally light. (This is a hidden failure. Data is only recorded in history.)
The ADC patch of C color is abnormally light. (This is a hidden failure. Data is only recorded in history.)
Procedure
Procedure
Enter DC122 Fail History. Check whether ADC Sensor Fail or ATC Fail [M] has occurred.
Y
N
The Drum (M) for contamination
Enter DC122 Fail History. Check whether ADC Sensor Fail or ATC Fail [C] has occurred.
Y
N
The Drum (C) for contamination
The LPH (M) for contamination
The LPH (C) for contamination
The 1st BTR (M) for contamination
The 1st BTR (C) for contamination
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (1st/2nd/DTC) and the 1st BTR (M) for
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (1st/2nd/DTC) and the 1st BTR (C) for
(2270/3370)
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (Deve/BCR) and the Magnet Roll (M) for
(2270/3370)
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (Deve/BCR) and the Magnet Roll (C) for
(4470/5570)
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (Deve) and the Magnet Roll (M) for open
(4470/5570)
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (Deve) and the Magnet Roll (C) for open
Drum (M) (PL 8.1)
Drum (C) (PL 8.1)
HVPS (Deve/BCR) (2270/3370) (PL 18.6a)
HVPS (Deve/BCR) (2270/3370) (PL 18.6a)
HVPS (Deve) (4470/5570) (PL 5.3)
HVPS (Deve) (4470/5570) (PL 5.3)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
092-673 ADC Patch Fail [K]
092-675 ADC Mini Setup Fail [Y]
BSD-ON:CH9.27
BSD-ON:CH9.27
The ADC patch of K color is abnormally light. (This is a hidden failure. Data is only recorded in history.)
The difference in densities among the ADC patches of Y color is abnormal. (This is a hidden failure. Data
is only recorded in history.)
Procedure
Procedure
Enter DC122 Fail History. Check whether ADC Sensor Fail or ATC Fail [K] has occurred.
Y
N
The Drum (K) for contamination
Enter DC122 Fail History. Check whether ADC Sensor Fail or ATC Fail [Y] has occurred.
Y
N
The Drum (Y) for contamination
The LPH (K) for contamination
The 1st BTR (K) for contamination
The 1st BTR (Y) for contamination
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (1st/2nd/DTC) and the 1st BTR (K) for
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (1st/2nd/DTC) and the 1st BTR (Y) for
(2270/3370)
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (Deve/BCR) and the Magnet Roll (K) for
(2270/3370)
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (Deve/BCR) and the BCR (Y) for open
(4470/5570)
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (Deve) and the Magnet Roll (K) for open
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (Deve/BCR) and the Magnet Roll (Y) for
Drum (K) (PL 8.1)
(4470/5570)
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (BCR) and the BCR (Y) for open
HVPS (Deve/BCR) (2270/3370) (PL 18.6a)
HVPS (Deve) (4470/5570) (PL 5.3)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (Deve) and the Magnet Roll (Y) for open
Drum (Y) (PL 8.1)
HVPS (Deve/BCR) (2270/3370) (PL 18.6a)
HVPS (BCR) (4470/5570) (PL 18.6b)
HVPS (Deve) (4470/5570) (PL 5.3)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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092-676 ADC Mini Setup Fail [M]
092-677 ADC Mini Setup Fail [C]
BSD-ON:CH9.27
BSD-ON:CH9.27
The difference in densities among the ADC patches of M color is abnormal. (This is a hidden failure.
(Data is only recorded in history.)
The difference in densities among the ADC patches of C color is abnormal. (This is a hidden failure.
Procedure
Procedure
Enter DC122 Fail History. Check whether ADC Sensor Fail or ATC Fail [M] has occurred.
Y
N
The Drum (M) for contamination
Enter DC122 Fail History. Check whether ADC Sensor Fail or ATC Fail [C] has occurred.
Y
N
The Drum (C) for contamination
The 1st BTR (M) for contamination
The 1st BTR (C) for contamination
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (1st/2nd/DTC) and the 1st BTR (M) for
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (1st/2nd/DTC) and the 1st BTR (C) for
(2270/3370)
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (Deve/BCR) and the BCR (M) for open
(2270/3370)
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (Deve/BCR) and the BCR (C) for open
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (Deve/BCR) and the Magnet Roll (M) for
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (Deve/BCR) and the Magnet Roll (C) for
(4470/5570)
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (BCR) and the BCR (M) for open
(4470/5570)
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (BCR) and the BCR (C) for open
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (Deve) and the Magnet Roll (M) for open
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (Deve) and the Magnet Roll (C) for open
Drum (M) (PL 8.1)
Drum (C) (PL 8.1)
HVPS (Deve/BCR) (2270/3370) (PL 18.6a)
HVPS (Deve/BCR) (2270/3370) (PL 18.6a)
HVPS (BCR) (4470/5570) (PL 18.6b)
HVPS (BCR) (4470/5570) (PL 18.6b)
HVPS (Deve) (4470/5570) (PL 5.3)
HVPS (Deve) (4470/5570) (PL 5.3)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
092-678 ADC Mini Setup Fail [K]

BSD-ON:CH9.27
The difference in densities among the ADC patches of K color is abnormal. (This is a hidden failure.
Procedure
Enter DC122 Fail History. Check whether ADC Sensor Fail or ATC Fail [K] has occurred.
Y
N
The Drum (K) for contamination
The 1st BTR (K) for contamination
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (1st/2nd/DTC) and the 1st BTR (K) for
(2270/3370)
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (Deve/BCR) and the BCR (K) for open
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (Deve/BCR) and the Magnet Roll (K) for
(4470/5570)
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (BCR) and the BCR (K) for open
The connection and board springs between the HVPS (Deve) and the Magnet Roll (K) for open
Drum (K) (PL 8.1)
HVPS (Deve/BCR) (2270/3370) (PL 18.6a)
HVPS (BCR) (4470/5570) (PL 18.6b)
HVPS (Deve) (4470/5570) (PL 5.3)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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093-314 Y Disp Motor Fail
093-315 M Disp Motor Fail
BSD-ON: CH9.23
BSD-ON: CH9.23
Regardless of low usage of toner from Y Toner Cartridge, it was detected to be empty.
Regardless of low usage of toner from M Toner Cartridge, it was detected to be empty.
NOTE: If the Fail occurs when printing high density images, check whether the Developer Unit Rotating
Shutter is completely open. If the Rotating Shutter is not completely open, it might cause the
supplied toner to be insufficient, resulting in this Fail.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
1.
2.
Replace the Toner Cartridge (Y) (PL 5.1).
2.
Replace the Toner Cartridge (M) (PL 5.1).
If the problem persists, check the following:
The connectors of the MCU PWB P411 and the Toner CRUM Coupler (Y) J120 for damage,
The connectors of the MCU PWB P411 and the Toner CRUM Coupler (M) J121 for damage,
The connection between the MCU PWB J411 and the Toner CRUM Coupler (Y) J120 for
The connection between the MCU PWB J411 and the Toner CRUM Coupler (M) J121 for
The Toner Dispense Motor (Y): DC330 [093-001] (PL 5.1)
The Toner Dispense Motor (M): DC330 [093-006] (PL 5.1)
The drive transmission path in the Dispense Assembly
The MCU PWB for failure
2270/3370 (PL 18.2a)
2270/3370 (PL 18.2a)
4470/5570 (PL 18.2b)
4470/5570 (PL 18.2b)
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093-316 C Disp Motor Fail
093-317 K Disp Motor Fail
BSD-ON: CH9.24
BSD-ON: CH9.24
Regardless of low usage of toner from C Toner Cartridge, it was detected to be empty.
Regardless of low usage of toner from K Toner Cartridge, it was detected to be empty.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
1.
2.
Replace the Toner Cartridge (C) (PL 5.1).
2.
Replace the Toner Cartridge (K) (PL 5.1).
The connectors of the MCU PWB P411 and the Toner CRUM Coupler (C) J122 for damage,
The connectors of the MCU PWB P411 and the Toner CRUM Coupler (K) J123 for damage,
The connection between the MCU PWB J411 and the Toner CRUM Coupler (C) J122 for
The connection between the MCU PWB J411 and the Toner CRUM Coupler (K) J123 for
The Toner Dispense Motor (C): DC330 [093-011] (PL 5.1)
The Toner Dispense Motor (K): DC330 [093-016] (PL 5.1)
2270/3370 (PL 18.2a)
2270/3370 (PL 18.2a)
4470/5570 (PL 18.2b)
4470/5570 (PL 18.2b)
093-324 (4470/5570) Deve Y, M, C Motor Fail
093-400 K Toner Cartridge Near Empty
BSD-ON: CH9.3
BSD-ON: CH9.24
The Deve Motor (Y, M, C) revolution failure was detected.
It was detected that the replacement timing for Toner Cartridge (K) is closer than Pre Near.
Cause/Action
Procedure
The Toner Cartridge (K) needs to be replaced soon. Replace the Toner Cartridge (K) (PL 5.1) as
required.
Turn the power OFF and remove the Front Cover. Remove the Drum (Y, M, C) and the Developer (Y, M,
C) and cheat the Front Cover Interlock Switch.
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [093-022] (Deve Drive Motor Y, M, C).
Does the Deve Drive Motor (Y, M, C) rotate?
Y
N
Y
N
Is the voltage between the MD PWB J527-B16 (+) and the GND (-) +5VDC?
Y
N
Turn the power OFF and check the connections between the MD PWB J526 and the Deve Drive
Motor (Y, M, C) J251, as well as between the MD PWB J527 and the Deve Drive Motor (Y, M, C)
Deve Drive Motor (Y, M, C) (PL 3.3b)
MD PWB (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (PL 18.2b)
Press the Stop button and turn the power OFF. Install the Drum (Y, M, C), the Developer (Y, M, C), and
the Front Cover.
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [093-022] (Deve Drive Motor Y, M, C).
Does the Deve Drive Motor (Y, M, C) rotate?
Y
N
Check the Developer (Y, M, C) for loading.
Press the Stop button and turn the power OFF. Check the connection between the Deve Drive Motor
(Y, M, C) J252-8 and the MD PWB J527-B9 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact.
MD PWB (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (PL 18.2b)
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093-406 K Toner Cartridge Pre Near Empty
093-407 Y Toner Cartridge Pre Near Empty
BSD-ON: CH9.24
BSD-ON: CH9.23
It was detected that the Toner Cartridge (K) needed to be replaced soon.
It was detected that the Toner Cartridge (Y) needed to be replaced soon.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
The Toner Cartridge (K) needs to be replaced soon. Replace the Toner Cartridge (K) (PL 5.1) as
required.
The Toner Cartridge (Y) needs to be replaced soon. Replace the Toner Cartridge (Y) (PL 5.1) as
required.
093-408 M Toner Cartridge Pre Near Empty
093-409 C Toner Cartridge Pre Near Empty
BSD-ON: CH9.23
BSD-ON: CH9.24
It was detected that the Toner Cartridge (M) needed to be replaced soon.
It was detected that the Toner Cartridge (C) needed to be replaced soon.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
The Toner Cartridge (M) needs to be replaced soon. Replace the Toner Cartridge (M) (PL 5.1) as
required.
The Toner Cartridge (C) needs to be replaced soon. Replace the Toner Cartridge (C) (PL 5.1) as
required.
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093-423 Y Toner Cartridge Near Empty
093-424 M Toner Cartridge Near Empty
BSD-ON: CH9.23
BSD-ON: CH9.23
It was detected that the replacement timing for Toner Cartridge (Y) is closer than Pre Near.
It was detected that the replacement timing for Toner Cartridge (M) is closer than Pre Near.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
The Toner Cartridge (Y) needs to be replaced soon. Replace the Toner Cartridge (Y) (PL 5.1) as
required.
The Toner Cartridge (M) needs to be replaced soon. Replace the Toner Cartridge (M) (PL 5.1) as
required.
093-425 C Toner Cartridge Near Empty
093-426 TONER K CRUM Trouble Info
BSD-ON: CH9.24
BSD-ON:CH9.24
It was detected that the replacement timing for Toner Cartridge (C) is closer than Pre Near.
Cause/Action
The Toner Cartridge (C) needs to be replaced soon. Replace the Toner Cartridge (C) (PL 5.1) as
required.
093-924 : TONER K CRUM Comm Fail
093-925 : TONER K CRUM Data Broken
093-926 : TONER K CRUM Data Mismatch
Version 1.2
Remove and install (reinsert) the Toner Cartridge.
Replace the Toner Cartridge.
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093-427 TONER Y CRUM Trouble Info
093-428 TONER M CRUM Trouble Info
BSD-ON:CH9.23
BSD-ON:CH9.23
093-943 : TONER Y CRUM Comm Fail
093-941 : TONER M CRUM Comm Fail
093-950 : TONER Y CRUM Data Broken
093-951 : TONER M CRUM Data Broken
093-960 : TONER Y CRUM Data Mismatch
093-961 : TONER M CRUM Data Mismatch
093-429 TONER C CRUM Trouble Info
093-912 K Toner Cartridge Empty
BSD-ON:CH9.24
BSD-ON: CH9.24
The K Toner Cartridge Empty state was detected.
093-942 : TONER C CRUM Comm Fail
093-952 : TONER C CRUM Data Broken
093-962 : TONER C CRUM Data Mismatch
Cause/Action
Replace the Toner Cartridge (K) (PL 5.1). No special action necessary.
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093-916 Toner K CRUM Not In Position
093-924 Toner K CRUM Communication Fail
BSD-ON: CH9.24
BSD-ON: CH9.24
The Toner CRUM (K) is not in the proper position.
Communication failure with Toner CRUM (K) was detected.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
Remove and reinstall the Toner Cartridge (K).
1.
2.
Polish the connection terminals between the Toner Cartridge (K) CRUM PWB and the Toner CRUM
Coupler Assembly (K) CRUM with dry cloth. (When cleaning, do not use Drum cleaner, etc.)
2.
3.
Check the connection between the MCU PWB J411 and the Toner CRUM Coupler Assembly (K)
J123 for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact. Also, remove and reinstall the Toner Cartridge
(K) and check for improper installation.
The connection between the MCU PWB J411 and the Toner CRUM Coupler Assembly (K)
Toner Cartridge (K) (PL 5.1)
The connection terminals between the Toner Cartridge (K) CRUM PWB and the Toner CRUM
Coupler Assembly (K) CRUM for damage and foreign substances
Toner CRUM Coupler Assembly (K) (PL 5.1)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
The Toner Cartridge (K) for improper installation
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Toner Cartridge (K) (PL 5.1)
Toner CRUM Coupler Assembly (K) (PL 5.1)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
093-925 Toner K CRUM Data Broken Fail
093-926 Toner K CRUM Data Mismatch Fail
BSD-ON: CH9.24
BSD-ON: CH9.24
The system detected that the data written to the Toner CRUM (K) and the data read from the Toner
CRUM (K) do not match.
Incorrect authentication area data was detected in Toner CRUM (K).
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Remove and reinstall the Toner Cartridge (K) and check for improper installation. If no problems are
found, replace the Toner Cartridge (K) (PL 5.1).
Version 1.2
Remove and reinstall the Toner Cartridge (K) and check for improper installation. If no problems are
found, replace the Toner Cartridge (K) (PL 5.1).
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093-941 Toner M CRUM Communication Fail
093-942 Toner C CRUM Communication Fail
BSD-ON: CH9.23
BSD-ON: CH9.24
Communication failure with Toner CRUM (M) was detected.
Communication failure with Toner CRUM (C) was detected.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
1.
2.
Check the connection between the MCU PWB J411 and the Toner CRUM Coupler Assembly (M)
(M) and check for improper installation.
2.
Check the connection between the MCU PWB J411 and the Toner CRUM Coupler Assembly (C)
(C) and check for improper installation.
Toner Cartridge (M) (PL 5.1)
Toner Cartridge (C) (PL 5.1)
Toner CRUM Coupler Assembly (M) (PL 5.1)
Toner CRUM Coupler Assembly (C) (PL 5.1)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
093-943 Toner Y CRUM Communication Fail
093-950 Toner Y CRUM Data Broken Fail
BSD-ON:CH9.23
BSD-ON: CH9.23
Communication failure with Toner CRUM (Y) was detected.
The system detected that the data written to the Toner CRUM (Y) and the data read from the Toner
CRUM (Y) do not match.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Remove and reinstall the Toner Cartridge (Y) and check for improper installation. If no problems are
found, replace the Toner Cartridge (Y) (PL 5.1).
1.
2.
Check the connection between the MCU PWB J411 and the Toner CRUM Coupler Assembly (Y)
(Y) and check for improper installation.
Toner Cartridge (Y) (PL 5.1)
Toner CRUM Coupler Assembly (Y) (PL 5.1)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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093-951 Toner M CRUM Data Broken Fail
093-952 Toner C CRUM Data Broken Fail
BSD-ON: CH9.23
BSD-ON: CH9.24
The system detected that the data written to the Toner CRUM (M) and the data read from the Toner
CRUM (M) do not match.
The system detected that the data written to the Toner CRUM (C) and the data read from the Toner
CRUM (C) do not match.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Remove and reinstall the Toner Cartridge (M) and check for improper installation. If no problems are
found, replace the Toner Cartridge (M) (PL 5.1).
Remove and reinstall the Toner Cartridge (C) and check for improper installation. If no problems are
found, replace the Toner Cartridge (C) (PL 5.1).
093-960 Toner Y CRUM Data Mismatch Fail
093-961 Toner M CRUM Data Mismatch Fail
BSD-ON: CH9.23
BSD-ON: CH9.23
Incorrect authentication area data was detected in Toner CRUM (Y).
Incorrect authentication area data was detected in Toner CRUM (M).
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Remove and reinstall the Toner Cartridge (Y) and check for improper installation. If no problems are
found, replace the Toner Cartridge (Y) (PL 5.1).
Remove and reinstall the Toner Cartridge (M) and check for improper installation. If no problems are
found, replace the Toner Cartridge (M) (PL 5.1).
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093-962 Toner C CRUM Data Mismatch Fail
093-970 Toner Y CRUM Not In Position
BSD-ON: CH9.24
BSD-ON: CH9.23
Incorrect authentication area data was detected in Toner CRUM (C).
The Toner CRUM (Y) is not in the proper position.
Cause/Action
Remove and reinstall the Toner Cartridge (C) and check for improper installation. If no problems are
found, replace the Toner Cartridge (C) (PL 5.1).
Cause/Action
1.
Remove and reinstall the Toner Cartridge (Y).
2.
Polish the connection terminals between the Toner Cartridge (Y) CRUM PWB and the Toner CRUM
Coupler Assembly (Y) CRUM with dry cloth. (When cleaning, do not use Drum cleaner, etc.)
3.
The connection between the MCU PWB J411 and the Toner CRUM Coupler Assembly (Y)
The connection terminals between the Toner Cartridge (Y) CRUM PWB and the Toner CRUM
Coupler Assembly (Y) CRUM for damage and foreign substances
The Toner Cartridge (Y) for improper installation
Toner Cartridge (Y) (PL 5.1)
Toner CRUM Coupler Assembly (Y) (PL 5.1)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
093-971 Toner M CRUM Not In Position
093-972 Toner C CRUM Not In Position
BSD-ON: CH9.23
BSD-ON:CH9.24
The Toner CRUM (M) is not in the proper position.
The Toner CRUM (C) is not in the proper position.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.
Remove and reinstall the Toner Cartridge (M).
1.
Remove and reinstall the Toner Cartridge (C).
2.
Polish the connection terminals between the Toner Cartridge (M) CRUM PWB and the Toner CRUM
Coupler Assembly (M) CRUM with dry cloth. (When cleaning, do not use Drum cleaner, etc.)
2.
Polish the connection terminals between the Toner Cartridge (C) CRUM PWB and the Toner CRUM
Coupler Assembly (C) CRUM with dry cloth. (When cleaning, do not use Drum cleaner, etc.)
3.
3.
The connection between the MCU PWB J411 and the Toner CRUM Coupler Assembly (M)
The connection between the MCU PWB J411 and the Toner CRUM Coupler Assembly (C)
The connection terminals between the Toner Cartridge (M) CRUM PWB and the Toner CRUM
Coupler Assembly (M) CRUM for damage and foreign substances
The connection terminals between the Toner Cartridge (C) CRUM PWB and the Toner CRUM
Coupler Assembly (C) CRUM for damage and foreign substances
The Toner Cartridge (M) for improper installation
The Toner Cartridge (C) for improper installation
Toner Cartridge (M) (PL 5.1)
Toner Cartridge (C) (PL 5.1)
Toner CRUM Coupler Assembly (M) (PL 5.1)
Toner CRUM Coupler Assembly (C) (PL 5.1)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
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094-300 IBT Front Cover Open
094-320 1st BTR Contact/Retract Fail
BSD-ON:CH1.10
BSD-ON:CH9.29
The Front Cover Open was detected by the IBT Front Cover Switch.
After the 1st BTR Contact/Retract operation has started, it does not complete within the specified time.
Cause/Action
Procedure
Remove the 1st BTR Contact Retract Sensor Bracket. Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode.
Turn ON DC330 [094-200]. Use a sheet of paper, etc. to block/clear the light path to the 1st BTR Contact
Retract Sensor.
Y
N
Use "2.2.3.2 Permeable Sensor Failure FIP" to fix the 1st BTR Contact Retract Sensor.
The Front Cover for damage or mismatch.
The IBT Front Cover Switch for failure: DC330 [077-307] (PL 18.5)
The connection between the IBT Front Cover Switch J272 and the MCU PWB J416 for open
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
Press the Stop button and turn the power OFF. Install the 1st BTR Contact Retract Sensor Bracket.
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [094-012] (Contact) and DC330 [094-013]
(Retract) alternately. Does it contact/retract?
Y
N
Remove the IBT and check the following:
The IBT Belt Unit for mechanical loading or damage
The 1st BTR Contact Retract Gear for wear, damage, and operation failure
The 1st BTR Contact Retract Clutch for improper installation
The 1st BTR Contact Retract Sensor for improper installation
The connection between the 1st BTR Contact Retract Clutch J250 and the MCU PWB J417
for open circuit, short circuit, and poor contact
If no problems are found, replace the 1st BTR Contact Retract Clutch (PL 3.2).
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
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094-323 2nd BTR Contact/Retract Fail
094-417 IBT Unit Near End Warning
BSD-ON:CH9.34
BSD-ON:-
After the 2nd BTR Contact/Retract operation has started, it does not complete within the specified time.
The IBT Belt Unit needs to be replaced soon.
Procedure
Cause/Action
Turn the power ON and enter the Diag mode. Turn ON DC330 [094-201]. Move the Shielding Board of
the 2nd BTR Contact Retract Sensor manually to block/clear the light path to the 2nd BTR Contact
Retract Sensor. Does the display change between High/Low?
Y
N
Use "2.2.3.2 Permeable Sensor Failure FIP" to fix the 2nd BTR Contact Retract Sensor.
Replace the IBT Belt Unit and clear DC135 [954-820] (IBT Unit).
Press the Stop button. Turn ON DC330 [094-003] (Contact) and DC330[094-004] (Retract) alternately.
Does it contact/retract?
Y
N
Remove the IBT and check the following:
The 2nd BTR Contact Retract Gear for wear, damage, and revolution failure
The 2nd BTR Contact Retract Motor for improper installation
The 2nd BTR Contact Retract Sensor for improper installation
The connection between the 2nd BTR Contact Retract Motor J280 and the MD PWB J523 for
If no problems are found, replace the 2nd BTR Contact Retract Motor (PL 14.4).
MD PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MD PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
MCU PWB (2270/3370) (PL 18.2a)
MCU PWB (4470/5570) (PL 18.2b)
094-418 IBT CLN Unit Near End Warning
094-419 2nd BTR Unit Near End Warning
BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-
The IBT Cleaner needs to be replaced soon.
The 2nd BTR needs to be replaced soon.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Replace the IBT Cleaner and clear DC135 [954-822] (IBT CLN Unit).
Replace the 2nd BTR and clear DC135[954-821] (2nd BTR Unit).
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094-420 IBT Unit End Warning
094-421 IBT CLN Unit End Warning
BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-
The IBT Belt Unit must be replaced.
The IBT Cleaner must be replaced.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Replace the IBT Belt Unit and clear DC135 [954-820] (IBT Unit).
Replace the IBT Cleaner and clear DC135 [954-822] (IBT CLN Unit).
094-422 2nd BTR Unit End Warning

BSD-ON:The 2nd BTR must be replaced.
Cause/Action
Replace the 2nd BTR and clear DC135[954-821] (2nd BTR Unit).
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2.2.2.1 AC Power FIP
2.2.2.2 STBY+5VDC Power FIP
Procedure
Procedure
Has the GFI Breaker become "Reset"?

Y
N
Set the GFI Breaker from "Tripped" to "Reset". If the breaker is becomes "Tripped", check the AC
circuit for a short circuit.
Turn the power ON (turn ON the Main Power Switch then turn ON the Power Switch).
Are the voltages between the Main LVPS J501-1/2/3 (+) and the GND (-) +5V?
Y
N
Y
N
Is the voltage between the GFI Breaker J10 and J11 100VAC?
Y
N
Unplug the Power Cord from the outlet. Is 100VAC measured at the outlet?
Y
N
Check the customer's Breaker
Turn the power OFF and disconnect the Main LVPS J501 and J502. Turn ON the machine 15sec
later. Are the voltages between the Main LVPS J501-1/2/3 (+) and the GND (-) +5V?
Y
N
Replace the Main LVPS (PL 18.5).
Check the Power Cord for open circuit and poor contact. If no problems are found, replace the GFI
(PL 18.4).
Turn the main power ON (turn ON the Main Power Switch). Is the voltage between the Main LVPS J41 and J4-3 100VAC?
Y
N
Is the voltage between the Main Power Switch J12 and J15 100VAC?
Y
N
Is the voltage between the Main Power Switch J13 and J14 100VAC?
Y
N
Unplug the Power Cord and disconnect J4 on the Main LVPS. Check the following
circuits for open circuits and poor contacts.
Between Main Power Switch J13 and Main LVPS J4-4
Check the +5VDC circuit for a short circuit in the Frame by referring to Chapter 7 Wiring Data.
Is the voltage between the Main LVPS J502-1 (+) and the GND (-) +5VDC?
Y
N
Check the wire to the applicable component for an open circuit or poor contact by referring to Chapter 7
Wiring Data.
If no problems are found, replace the Main LVPS (PL 18.5).

Replace the Main Power Switch (PL 18.5).
Unplug the Power Cord and disconnect J4 on the Main LVPS. Check the following circuits for open
Check the AC circuit to each component by referring to Chapter 7 Wiring Data.
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2.2.2.4 (2270/3370) +24VDC Power FIP
Procedure
Procedure
Are the voltages between the Main LVPS J501-4/5 (+) and the GND (-) +5V?
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Turn the power OFF and disconnect the Main LVPS J501 and J510. Turn ON the machine 15sec
later. Are the voltages between the Main LVPS J501-4/5 (+) and the GND (-) +5V?
Y
N
Turn the power OFF and disconnect the Main LVPS J501, J502, and J510. Turn ON the machine
15sec later. Is the voltage between the Main LVPS J501-6 (+) and the GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
Are the voltages between the Main LVPS J510-1/2 (+) and the GND (-) +5V?
Y
N
Y
N
Wiring Data.
Y
N
Wiring Data.
2.2.2.4 (4470/5570) +24VDC Power FIP
2.2.2.5 Image Log Failure FIP

CAUTION
Procedure
Is the voltage between the Main LVPS J510-3 (+) and the GND (-), as well as between the Sub
LVPS J504-3 (+) and the GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Turn the power OFF and disconnect the Main LVPS J501, J510, and the Sub LVPS J504. Turn
ON the machine 15sec later. Is the voltage between the Main LVPS J510-3 (+) and the GND (-)
+24VDC?
Y
N
Is the voltage between the Sub LVPS J504-3 (+) and the GND (-) +24VDC?
Y
N
Turn the power OFF and unplug the Power Cord from the outlet. Disconnect J6 on the Main
LVPS to check the following connections for open circuits and poor contacts.
Between the Main LVPS J6-2 and the Sub LVPS J8-2
In devices that use the image log control feature, there is a high probability that the "Service
Representative Restricted Operation" is set to "Enabled". In this case, the operation check cannot be
performed when a System Administrator is not present. Therefore, it is necessary to request before the
visit that a System Administrator (one with the System Administrator Passcode) to be present. The
support range includes the DMP device and the options connected to the device. The limit for failure
identification is up to the Ethernet connector of the DMP device, not including the Ethernet Cable.
Procedure
Is "Image Log Control" displayed under [System Settings] > [Common Settings]?
Y
N
Check that this is the target device.
Check whether the SWKEY option has been set. To check if a SWKEY was issued, go to
https://swkey.fujixerox.co.jp/swkey/SWHttpServletM.
Check whether the Image Extension Kit, HDD, and Extension System Memory are installed.
Are the Image Extension Kit, HDD, and Extension System Memory installed?
Y
N
Install the parts that are not installed.
Are the Image Extension Kit, HDD, and Extension System Memory normal, with no error?
Y
N
Replace the faulty parts.
Is the SOAP protocol enabled?
Y
N
Enable the SOAP protocol.
Between the Main LVPS J6-4 and the Sub LVPS J8-1
If no problems are found, replace the Sub LVPS (PL 18.3).
Was the HDD initialized or replaced in a previous procedure?

Y
N
Is the Image Log Server to which the device is connected to operating?
Y
N
Ask the customer to restore the connection.
Y
N
Wiring Data.
Is the network normal?

Y
N
Ask the customer to restore the network.
Select System Settings > Common Service Settings > Image Log Control > Image Log Transfer to
set the items as follows and then restart the machine.
Image Log Transfer: "Enabled"
Assurance Level: "Low"
When the Assurance Level is set to "High", it is not possible to identify the problem. Therefore, it has
to be temporarily set to "Low".
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CAUTION
Inform the System Administrator (the customer) that when the Image Log Transfer Assurance Level
is changed from "High" to "Low", it is possible that the Image Logs that are stored in the machine do
not get sent to the Image Log Server and get deleted instead. After performing this operation,
always return the Image Log to its original settings and restart the machine.
Is the scanner (Scan to PC) operation normal?

Y
N
Resolve the scanner (Scan to PC) problems.
Register a Job Flow using EasyAdmin. Does it execute correctly?
Y
N
Resolve the job flow problem.
Check the above two points. If they are normal, the DMP device is considered to be normal.
Request for support from the SE department that developed the image log system.
If the image log control settings was changed, return them to their original states.
When setting the Image Log Transfer to "Enabled" (at System Settings > Common Service Settings>
Image Log Control >Image Log Transfer), the UI panel might display the message "Unable to transfer
image log. File transfer settings have not been configured.". This indicates that the Image Log transfer
(Job Flow) that was registered has disappeared from the Image Log Server. Request the SE to perform
re-registration.
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2.2.3.2 Permeable Sensor Failure FIP
Procedure
Procedure
Figure 1 2001
Figure 1 2002
Enter DC330[XXXX-XXX]. Block the sensor with a sheet of blank paper. Is [LOW] displayed?
Y
N
Is +5VDC measured between the sensor pin-2 (+) and the GND (-)?
Y
N
Check the connection between the sensor pin-2 and the PWB pin-8 for an open circuit and
poor contact.
If no problem is found, replace the PWB.
Enter DC330[XXX-XXX]. Block the sensor. Is [HIGH] displayed?

Y
N
Disconnect the sensor connector. Does the display change to [HIGH]?
Y
N
Check the connection between the sensor pin-2 and the PWB pin-8 for a short circuit. If no
problem is found, replace the PWB.
Replace the sensor.
Is +5VDC measured between the sensor pin-1 (+) and pin-3 (-)?
Y
N
Is +5VDC measured between the PWB pin-4 (+) and pin-5 (-)?
Y
N
Replace the PWB.
Check the connection between the PWB pin-4 and the sensor pin-1, as well as between the
PWB pin-5 and the sensor pin-3 for open circuits and poor contacts.
Remove any obstruction on the sensor light path. Does the display change to [LOW]?
Y
N
Is +5VDC measured between the sensor pin-2 (+) and the GND (-)?
Y
N
Check the connection between the sensor pin-2 and the PWB pin-8 for an open circuit and
poor contact.
Check the sensor for contamination and improper installation.

If no problems are found, replace the sensor.
Is +5VDC measured between the sensor pin-1 (+) and pin-3 (-)?
Y
N
Check the connection between the PWB pin-4 and the sensor pin-1, as well as between the
PWB pin-5 and the sensor pin-3 for open circuits and poor contacts.
Remove the sheet of paper blocking the sensor. Is [HIGH] displayed?

Y
N
Disconnect the sensor connector. Does the display change to [HIGH]?
Y
N
Check the connection between the sensor pin-2 and the PWB pin-8 for a short circuit.
Check the sensor for contamination.

Check the sensor for improper installation and incident light diffraction. If no problems are found,
replace the sensor.
Check the sensor for improper installation and the Actuator for bending or failure.
Check the installation of the sensor. If no problems are found, replace the sensor.
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2.2.3.3 Switch (Normal/Open) Failure FIP
2.2.3.4 Solenoid/Clutch Not Energized Failure FIP
Procedure
Procedure
Figure 1 2003
Figure 1 2004
Enter DC330[XXX-XXX]. Turn the switch ON. Is [LOW] displayed?

Y
N
Is +5VDC measured between the switch pin-2 (+) and the GND (-) ?
Y
N
Check the connection between the switch pin-2 and the PWB pin-3 for an open circuit and poor
contact.
NOTE: Before performing this FIP, ensure that there is no (mechanical) operation failure with the
solenoid and the clutch.
Is +5VDC measured between the switch pin-1 (+) and the GND (-) ?
Y
N
Replace the switch.
Check the connection between the switch pin-1 and the PWB pin-4 for an open circuit and poor
contact.
Turn the switch OFF. Is [HIGH] displayed?

Y
N
Disconnect the switch connector. Is [HIGH] displayed?
Y
N
Check the connection between the switch pin-2 and the PWB pin-3 for a short circuit.
Replace the switch.
Check the installation of the switch.
If no problems are found, replace the switch.
Enter DC330[XXX-XXX] and turn it ON. Is +24VDC measured between the PWB pin-3 (+) and the
GND (-)?
Y
N
Is +24VDC measured between the solenoid/clutch pin-2 (+) and the GND (-) ?
Y
N
Is +24VDC measured between the solenoid/clutch pin-1 (+) and the GND (-) ?
Y
N
Check the connection between the PWB pin-4 and the solenoid/clutch pin-1 for an open
circuit and poor contact.
Replace the solenoid/clutch.
Check the connection between the PWB pin-3 and the solenoid/clutch pin-2 for an open circuit and
poor contact.
Replace the PWB.
2.2.3.5 Solenoid/Clutch Left Energized Failure FIP
2.2.3.6 Motor Does Not Rotate Failure FIP
Procedure
Procedure
Turn OFF the power.

Disconnect the PWB connector. Is the resistance between the connector pin-3 and the frame
10Ohm or less?
Y
N
Replace the PWB.
Check the connection between the connector pin-3 and the solenoid/clutch pin-2 for a short circuit.
If no problems are found, replace the solenoid/clutch.
Figure 1 2005
NOTE: Before performing this FIP, ensure that the motor is not locked or loaded.
Enter DC330[XXX-XXX] and turn it ON.
Is +24VDC measured between the PWB pin-3 (+) and the GND (-) ?
Y
N
Is +24VDC measured between the motor pin-2 (+) and the GND (-) ?
Y
N
Is +24VDC measured between the motor pin-1 (+) and the GND (-) ?
Y
N
Is +24VDC measured between the PWB pin-4 (+) and the GND (-) ?
Y
N
Replace the PWB.
Check the connection between the PWB pin-4 and the motor pin-1 for an open circuit and
poor contact.
Replace the motor.
Check the connection between the PWB pin-3 and the motor pin-2 for an open circuit and poor
contact.
Replace the PWB.
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2.2.3.7 Motor Left Running Failure FIP
2.2.3.8 NIP/RELEASE SOLENOID Not Energized Failure FIP
Procedure
Procedure
Turn OFF the power. Disconnect the PWB connector. Is the resistance between the connector pin3 and the frame 10Ohm or less?
Y
N
Replace the PWB.
Check the connection between the connector pin-3 and the motor pin-2 for a short circuit.
If no problems are found, replace the motor.
Figure 1 2004
NOTE: Before performing this FIP, ensure that there is no (mechanical) operation failure with the
solenoid.
Is +24VDC measured between the NIP/RELEASE SOLENOID pin-1 (+) and the GND (-)?
Y
N
Is +24VDC measured between the PWB pin-5 (+) and the GND (-)?
Y
N
Check the +24VDC inputs of the PWB. If no problem is found, replace the PWB.
Check the connection between the PWB pin-5 and the NIP/RELEASE SOLENOID pin-1 for an open
Use the following FIP when there is a problem with the NIP.
Enter DC330[XXX-XXX] and turn the SOL NIP ON. Is +24VDC measured between the PWB pin-4 (+)
and the GND (-)?
Y
N
Enter DC330[XXX-XXX] and turn the SOL NIP ON. Is +24VDC measured between the NIP/
RELEASE SOLENOID pin-3 (+) and the GND (-)?
Y
N
Replace the NIP/RELEASE SOLENOID.
Use the following FIP when there is a problem with the RELEASE.
Enter DC330[XXX-XXX] and turn the SOL RELEASE ON. Is +24VDC measured between the PWB
pin-6 (+) and the GND (-)?
Y
N
Enter DC330[XXX-XXX] and turn the SOL RELEASE ON. Is +24VDC measured between the
NIP/RELEASE SOLENOID pin-2 (+) and the GND (-)?
Y
N
Replace the NIP/RELEASE SOLENOID.
B
Replace the PWB.
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OF-01 Common System Fail
9.
The following describes the common procedures at System Fail or Sub System Fail, regardless of
whether the power is turned ON or during job processing.
10. Return NVM(700-530) to 1.
Initial Actions
If the system is not restored after the ESS PWB has been replaced, reinstall the original ESS PWB and
contact Support G for instructions. Prepare the logs and the obtained reports as required to be sent to
Support G.
Collect the detailed procedures below from the customer when a trouble occurred.
1.
In which mode the problem occurred? (Copy/Scan/Print/Fax)
2.
What job was performed when the problem occurred?
3.
Check the job settings from the UI.
4.
Check whether HDD spool is enabled/disabled.
5.
Collect other information as much as possible to reproduce the error.
If the problem persists, replace the ESS PWB and perform the same operation where the error
occurred.
Procedure
1.
If error was displayed during a service call, obtain the "info9 or xxx.tgz" and "Redir or xxx.tgz" files
using the log tool. If no error was displayed, obtain the "Redir or xxx.tgz" file using the log tool. (See
2.5.2 Logging Procedure)
2.
[For machines installed with ESS Hardware Diagnostic only] Perform ESS Hardware Diagnostic.
(See ESS Hardware Diagnostic Procedure)
3.
Check the version of the Controller ROM. Download the latest version of the software if it is not.
(See 2.6.1 Software Download) The download is not required if the Controller ROM version is
already the latest. Proceed to step 4.
4.

If the problem persists after the power is turned OFF then ON, obtain the "info9 or xxx.tgz" file using
the log tool. (See 2.5.2 Logging Procedure.)
At this point, if the system starts by turning the power ON, obtain reports by referring to 2.7.1 List of
Collected Reports by Job according to the job type "Copy/Scan/Print/Others" in which the error
occurs.
5.
Turn the power OFF then ON by the Breaker (or by disconnecting then reconnecting the power
plug).
If the problem persists after the power is turned OFF then ON, obtain the "info9 or xxx.tgz" file using
the log tool. (See 2.5.2 Logging Procedure)
occurs.
6.
If the problem persists, check the installation status of the ESS PWB and (IISS PWB, IOT PWB,
Monza PWB) connector cables to install them securely, then perform the same operation where the
error occurred.
7.
Turn the power OFF, remove and insert the ESS RAM DIMM, then turn the power ON again to
perform the same operation where the error occurred.
If the problem persists, obtain the "info9 or xxx.tgz" file log immediately after the error occurred
without turning the power OFF/ON. (See 2.5.2 Logging Procedure.)
8.
If the problem persists after turning the power ON, turn the power OFF and replace the RAM DIMM.
After turning the power ON, perform the same operation where the error occurred.
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OF-02 HDD System Fail
Table 2 HDD Initialization Method

Data Clear Method
Always read the following three basic notes regarding the HDD in this machine model before servicing.
1.
HDD Data
Partition No. Diag.
KO Tools
Special Booting
M/C power OFF/ON
2.
HDD Initialization
3.
HDD Formatting
After reading the basic notes, proceed with the service operations.
3. HDD Formatting
Forcedly re-formatting the HDD by special booting will forcedly return the partition status to the factory
setting.
1. HDD Data
Description by HDD partition
Formatting will delete all the data in the HDD.
Table 1
Partition
Purpose of
No.
Volume Use/Type
Stored Data
ide0a
Resource
Font, Form/Logo, SMB Folder (Config. txt, driver), Job Template
Procedure
ide0b
Print
EPC Print Temporary Data
1.
ide0c
Mailbox
Extended Mailbox, Scan, Internet FAX, FAX, Report, Secure

Print, Sample Print, Delay Print
ide0d
PDL
PDL, MailIO Temporary, Spool Area
ide0e
Copy
EPC Copy Temporary Data
ide0f
Scan
Scan To FTP, Scan To SMB, Send Internet FAX, Send Mail, JFS
Temporary Data
ide0g
DOMS(/XDOD) DOMS Scan Data

XDOD FTP Data
ide0h
Management
Information
HDD failures might be recovered by re-formatting.
Pull out the HDD harness and insert it again to check the installation of the HDD and install it
securely.
Perform Steps (1) to (7) in OF-01 Common System Fail.
If the problem persists, go to the next step.
2.
If the problem persists, perform the forced initialization by special booting.
Startup by Forced Spool Area (HDD) Initialization

It is the operation to forcedly clear the HDD when the machine is started up.
[Operation or Details]
Management Information (PFlite User Document Store)

Job Recovery Data, Job Flow, Job Log,
Failure Log, Audit Log, Device Certificate
(1)
For printers, turning the power ON while pressing the [Power Saver] and " keys at the
same time initializes the data stored in the HDD Partition No. 4.
(2)
For MF machines, this is done by turning the power ON while pressing the [Power Saver]
key, [Stop] key and [6] key.
(3)
Initialization by special booting in 2. targets only on the previously specified area in the
HDD partition and does not affect the other areas.
2. HDD Initialization
The HDD can be initialized in the Diag. mode and KO Tools, by special booting, and by turning the M/C
OFF then ON.
Here, perform the same operation where the error occurred.

3.
If the problem persists, perform the forced formatting by special booting.
Initialization means the logical formatting for changing a partition size. Initializing the HDD will delete all
data in the HDD. Even if only one partition size is changed, the data in all partitions will be deleted.
Starting the forced HDD formatting (this procedure should be hidden from users)
This operation forcedly restores the HDD to the partition status at factory settings.
(1)
For printer machines, HDD formatting is performed by turning the power ON while
pressing the [Power Saver] key, " key and " key at the same time.
(2)
For MF machines, HDD formatting is performed by turning the power ON while pressing
the [Power Saver] key, [Stop] key and [4] key.
Table 2 HDD Initialization Method

Data Clear Method
Partition No. Diag.
KO Tools
Special Booting
M/C power OFF/ON
4.
If the problem persists, replace the HDD and perform the same operation where the error occurred.
5.
If the problem persists, replace the ESS PWB and perform the same operation where the error
occurred.
6.
Return NVM(700-530) that has been set in Step (1) to 1.
7.
Upgrade the IOT Firm ware.
Here, perform the same operation where the error occurred.
(To store the firm Ware in HDD for back-up/Restore.)
Support G. (See 2.5.2 Logging Procedure.)
OF-03 NET/USB System Fail

Perform the following steps.
Procedure
1.
Check if the Controller ROM is the latest version.

If it is not the latest, ensure to upgrade the software. (See 2.6.1 Software Download.)
2.
Obtain logs using the log tool "Redir or xxx.tgz". (See 2.5.2 Logging Procedure.)
3.
Change the system data 700-530 to "0" and disable the automatic startup boot operation at
SystemFail.
If the problem persists after the same operation where the error has occurred is performed, obtain
reports by referring to 2.7.1 List of Collected Reports by Job according to the Printer job type to be
reproduced and then perform Step (4) onwards.
4.
Check the connection between the ESS PWB and the Net to install them securely, then turn the
power ON.
Specially check for faulty ports or Net connection. Check which of the following ports is faulty.
SNTP
NetWare
Salutation IO
SMB
Port 9100
USB
lpd
FTP Serv
MailIO
IPP
After checking, perform the same operation where the error occurred. If the problem persists, obtain
the "info9 or xxx.tgz" log using the log tool. (See 2.5.2 Logging Procedure.)
5.
If the problem persists, reinstall or replace the RAM DIMM and then turn the power ON.
Perform the same operation where the error occurred.
6.
If the problem persists, replace the ESS PWB since it may be faulty.
Perform the same operation where the error occurred.
7.
If the system is not restored after the ESS PWB has been replaced, reinstall the original ESS PWB
and contact Support G for instructions. Prepare the logs as required to be sent to Support G. (See
2.5.2 Logging Procedure.)
8.
Return the set NVM(700-530) to 1.

Also, proceed with the following to collect the data recorded in each item.
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OF-04 Panel System Fail
OF-07 FAX System Fail
Procedure
Initial Actions
Check the installation status of the ESS PWB and Panel connector cables and install the Monza PWB (if
installed) securely, and then perform the same operation where the error occurred.
If the problem persists, perform the procedures in "OF-01 Common System Fail". (Do not replace the
ESS PWB at this step.)
If the problem persists after the above actions, replace the Monza PWB.
If the problem persists after the above actions, replace the ESS PWB.
If the system is not restored after the ESS PWB and Monza PWB have been replaced, reinstall the
original ESS PWB and Monza PWB and contact Support G for instructions.
Prepare the logs as required to be sent to Support G. (See 2.5.2 Logging Procedure.)
[Items to be asked to customer during visits]
OF-05 IIT System Fail
Collect other procedures as much as possible to reproduce the error.
Procedure
[For machines installed with ESS Hardware Diagnostic/IIT Diagnostic only]
Perform ESS Hardware Diagnostic. (See ESS Hardware Diagnostic Procedure)
Perform IIT Diagnostic. (See IIT Diagnostic Procedure)
Check the installation status of the ESS PWB and IISS PWB connector cables to install them securely.
Check the installation status of the parts in the ESS PWB to install them securely.
After that, perform the same operation where the error occurred.
1. If the problem persists, perform the procedures in "OF-01 Common System Fail". (Do not replace
the ESS PWB at this step.)
2.
If the problem persists after the above actions, replace the IISS PWB.
3.
If problem persists after the actions, replace the ESS PWB.
If the system is not restored after the ESS PWB and IISS PWB have been replaced, reinstall the original
ESS PWB and IISS PWB and contact Support G for instructions.
1.
Get the procedures for reproducing an error, according to the operations performed where the error
occurred.
2.
Check the job type: Send Mail, Receive Mail, Broadcast Send, Polling, or Mailbox Receipt.
3.
Check the job settings from the Panel.
4.
Check whether it is Speed Dial or Keypad Dial.
5.
Check which function was used: G3 or G4.
Procedure
After checking, perform the following in sequence.
Mechanical Check
Check that the internal parts (Fax Mother PWB/G3 Option PWB/G4 Option PWB/G3 Main PWB) of
the Fax Card are properly installed.
Check the communication related parts.

Check the communication related parts by following the procedures below:
1.
Depending on the situation, such as in the cases of Broadcast Send or Mailbox Receipt, obtain
the Speed Dial list or Stored Document list.
2.
[For machines installed with ESS Hardware Diagnostic/IIT Diagnostic only]
Perform ESS Hardware Diagnostic. (See ESS Hardware Diagnostic Procedure)
Perform IIT Diagnostic. (See IIT Diagnostic Procedure)
Check whether or not the Controller ROM and FaxCard ROM are the latest versions.
If they are not the latest, upgrade them to the latest by referring to "2.6.1 Software Download".
OF-06 IOT System Fail

Procedure
Seeing "2.7.1 List of Collected Reports by Job" obtain Fax-related reports (Protocol Monitor,
Activity Report, User Options List, Expanded Functions List and Job History Report).
If the Controller ROM and FaxCard ROM are the latest versions, there is no need to download
them.
3.
After that, perform the same operation where the error occurred. If the problem persists,
replace the USB cable.
4.
Obtain the "info9 or xxx.tgz" and "Redir or xxx.tgz" files using the log tool immediately after the
error has occurred. (See 2.5.2 Logging Procedure)
5.
Replace the FaxCard and perform the same operation where the error occurred.
Check the installation status of the ESS PWB and IOT PWB connector cables to install them securely,
then check that the installation status of the parts in the IOT PWB and ensure that they are securely
installed.
After that, perform the same operation where the error occurred.
1. If the problem persists, perform the procedures in "OF-01 Common System Fail". (Do not replace
the ESS PWB at this step.)
If the problem persists, reinstall the FaxCard to the original position and contact Support G for
instructions.
2.
If the problem persists and it is related to the Net such as Scanner/Printer, proceed to collect data.
Procedure
Perform the following steps.

1. Corrective actions when the problem occurred at power ON
2.4.4 Printing can be performed but abnormally
3.
If the problem persists, replace the IOT PWB.
4.
If the above action does not resolve the problem, replace the ESS PWB. (Replace the IOT PWB first
and then the ESS PWB.)
If the system is not restored after the ESS PWB and IOT PWB have been replaced, reinstall the original
ESS PWB and IOT PWB and contact Support G for instructions.
OF-08 116-324 Fail
(1)
Check whether the error persists after returning from power saver mode and take a note on the
result, and then perform Steps (1) to (7) in "OF-01 Common System Fail". (No reports can be
obtained during this failure.)
(2)
If the problem persists, prepare for the recovery operation since the system may be recovered
by the procedures in "OF-02 HDD System Fail".
Check with the customer whether important data is stored in the HDD.
5.
(3)
If no important data is stored in the HDD, perform the procedures in "OF-02 HDD System Fail".
(4)
If important data is stored in the HDD, replace it with the HDD you brought and turn the power
OFF then ON. (If you have brought a HDD.)
Since the ESS PWB failure rarely occurs, contact Support G for instructions.
If the problem persists, reinstall the HDD that has been removed.
If the problem persists, reinstall the HDD and replace the ESS PWB.
(5)
Since the ESS PWB failure rarely occurs in 116-234, contact Support G for instructions.
Prepare the logs ([Redir or xxx.tgz] & [info9 or xxx.tgz]) as required to be sent to Support G. (See
2.
Corrective actions when the error occurred at other than power ON

(1)
Get the procedures for reproducing an error as follows, according to the operations performed
where the error occurred.
(3)
1.
Perform the procedures in OF-09 Common Job Fail.
2.
If the problem persists, perform the procedures in "OF-02 HDD System Fail".
If the system is not recovered, contact Support G for instructions.
Prepare the logs ([Redir or xxx.tgz] & [info9 or xxx.tgz]) as required to be sent to Support G. (See 2.5.2
Logging Procedure.)
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
[Items to be asked to customer during visits]
Check whether HDD spool enabled/disabled.
Obtain the Function Setting List, Error History Report, Job History Report, and Shutdown
History Report.
Perform Steps (1) to (6) in OF-01 Common System Fail.
Check if any log has been obtained at this point. If no logs have been obtained, obtain the logs
when reproducing the error.
(5)
Procedure
Initial Actions
(Obtain both the reports and logs since both can be obtained.)
(4)
OF-10 HDD Job Fail
Obtain the job type: Copy, Scan, or Print.
(2)
1.
occurred.
2.
Check the job type: Send Mail, Receive Mail, Broadcast Send, Polling, or Mailbox Receipt.
3.
4.
Check whether it is Speed Dial or Keypad Dial.
5.
Check which function was used: G3 or G4.
6.
[FX Only] Check which setting is being made if the EP-TRESS is in the remote maintenance.
If the problem persists and it is related to the Net such as Scanner/Printer, proceed to the
following for checking.
Collect other procedures as much as possible to reproduce the error.
2.4.2 "Cannot connect to the network" or "Printer is not found on PC"
Procedure
2.4.3 "No output is available, no data is printed"
After checking, perform the following in sequence.
Mechanical Check
Since the ESS PWB failure rarely occurs in 116-234, contact Support G for instructions.
Check that the internal parts (Fax Mother PWB/G3 Option PWB/G4 Option PWB/G3 Main PWB) of
the Fax Card are properly installed.
Prepare the logs ([Redir or xxx.tgz] & [info9 or xxx.tgz]) as required to be sent to Support G. (See 2.5.2
Logging Procedure.)
OF-09 Common Job Fail
Check the communication related parts.

Check the communication related parts by following the procedures below:
Procedure
1.
Obtain reports by referring to "2.7.1 List of Collected Reports by Job" according to the job type
"Copy/Scan/Print/Others" in which the error occurs.
2.
Change any possible mechanical settings for corrective actions or detection conditions and repeat
the operation.
3.
Obtain logs immediately after the error has occurred without turning the power OFF/ON. (See 2.5.2
Logging Procedure.)
Check if the Controller ROM is the latest version.
1.
Protocol Monitor, Activity Report, User Options List, Expanded Functions List and Job History
Report are required
2.
If it is not the latest, ensure to upgrade the software. (See 2.6.1 Software Download.)
4.
Check the exact occurrence timing during job execution.
Is HDD spool enabled/disabled?
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The Fax JobFail occurs due to the remote machines and line status.
Check the remote machine and line status and then repeat the operation.
occurred.
Obtain reports by referring to "2.7.1 List of Collected Reports by Job" according to the job type
"Send Mail, Receive Mail, Broadcast Send, Polling, or Mailbox Receipt" in which the error
occurs.
3.
If the error occurs frequently, take notes on the exact occurrence timings during job execution.
Obtain logs immediately after the error has occurred without turning the power OFF/ON. (See
Replace the FaxCard. If the problem persists after replacement, reinstall the FaxCard to the original
position and contact Support G for instructions.
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Procedure
This is a failure due to the FaxCard or Controller software error.
1. Collect the logs in "Redir or xxx.tgz" even when no error is being displayed when visiting. (See 2.5.2
Logging Procedure.)
2.
Perform Steps (1) to (3) in OF-07 FAX System Fail (it is not required to replace the FaxCard).
3.
If the problem persists, set NVM700-530 to "0" and disable the automatic startup boot operation,
then obtain the [info9 or xxx.tgz] log immediately after the error has occurred without turning the
power OFF. (See 2.5.2 Logging Procedure.)
4.
Turn the power OFF then ON and collect logs using the Log "info9 or xxx.tgz" command in the log
tool after the Fax icon is displayed. Power OFF and ON is required because the log cannot be
obtained as the FaxCard does not respond when in 033-363 state.
5.
Contact Support G for instructions (send the obtained logs as required.)
Turn the power OFF then ON, and then collect logs using the FaxDCardLog command after the Fax icon
is displayed.
It is necessary to turn the power OFF then ON because the FaxCard does not respond when 033-363
has occurred and no logs can be collected.
If 033-363 occurred multiple times in the past (you can use Shut Down History Report to check it) and the
HDD is installed, logs are stored on the HDD. Obtain a log in the event of 033-363, following the
procedure below.
From Debug Serial Tool, enter "PfShowInfoRedirFile". The following appears.
-----------from here----------------size
date
time
name
------------- ------ -------512 APR-08-2004 09:01:42 .
<DIR>
512 APR-08-2004 09:01:42 ..
<DIR>
63903 APR-08-2004 20:48:04 1.txt
63903 APR-17-2004 20:48:04 2.txt
value = 0 = 0x0
-----------to here----------------Obtain a file of the same date as the date and time 33-363 occurred.
E.g.: If the shut down history shows that 33-363 occurred April 17 20:48, the 2.txt file is appropriate.
To display the 2.txt file,
Enter > PfShowInfoRedirFile 2.
The 2.txt log starts appearing. Obtain this.
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(1)
Ask (a PDC server manager) to add this product machine to a domain.
(2)
Ask him to set a local user and password in the PC storage server (or a domain client higher
than WIN workstation).
This local user and password = the user and password in the Address List.
(3)
Ask him to grant the permission for the user that has been created in the scan data storage
folder of the PC storage server (or the domain client higher than WIN2000) in Step (2) (for
NTFS, FAT32 is not used).
After that, share the folder and set the permission for sharing.
(4)
The workgroup name in the SMB properties shown from the appropriate device internet service
= the same as the domain (a) to be used as a domain name.
If the procedure in (a) is inappropriate, the error 016-782 occurs. If the procedures in (b) and
(c) are inappropriate, the error 016-784 occurs.
If the problem persists after performing this procedure, perform the procedures in OF-09 Common
Job Fail.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail

Procedure
Perform the procedures in OF-07 Fax System Fail.
OF-15 NET Job Fail

Procedure
1.
Check the version of the Controller ROM.

Download the latest version of the software if it is not. See 2.6.1Software Download.)
2.
Ask the customer what operation he/she did when the error occurred. Using the same operational
procedure, try to reproduce the error.
3.
When the error occurs, obtain the "info9 or xxx.tgz" file log without turning OFF the power. (See
2.5.2 Logging/Extraction Tools Operational Instructions.)
The problem can be errors in server settings or customer operation. Instead of replacing the ESS PWB,
ask the Support division for instructions.
OF-30 [No Error Code] (No problems during service call)

Initial Actions
1.
2.
Procedure
3.
Perform the following procedures:

1. Since EUC codes (Japanese) are not available in the current specifications, replace it to English.
4.
5.
OF-13 016-782 / 016-784 Fail
2.
Register a job flow from EasyAdmin.

This enables the host names with EUC codes (Japanese) to be transferred.
3.
Check [Server Name/IP Address] with the Address List.
WinNT 4.0: If IP address is specified, SMB transfer to WinNT 4.0 becomes unavailable.
Change [Server Name/IP Address] to a host name.
4.
WinXP: Even if IP address is specified, SMB transfer is available.
Perform the following procedures to check for the failure where SMB transfer is unavailable via the
Address List.
No problem was encountered during the service call.
Procedure
1.
Obtain the "info9 or xxx.tgz" and "Redir or xxx.tgz" files using the log tool. (See 2.5.2 Logging
Procedure)
2.
occurs.
3.
4.
[For machines installed with IOT (AST: Analysis Support Tool) Diagnostic only] Perform IOT
Diagnostic. (See IOT Diagnostic Procedure)
5.
[For machines installed with IIT Diagnostic only] Perform IIT Diagnostic. (See IIT Diagnostic
Procedure)
Procedure)
8.
Replace the RAM DIMM, then perform the same operation that caused the error to occur.
9.
Replace the HDD, then perform the same operation that caused the error to occur.
10. Replace the ESS PWB, then perform the same operation that caused the error to occur.
Support G.
OF-31 [No Error Code] (Problem: "Does not start up at power

ON" error can be reproduced.)
OF-32 [No Error Code] (Problem: "Does not return from Power
Save" error can be reproduced.)
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
1.
1.
2.
2.
3.
3.
4.
4.
5.
Collect other information as much as possible to reproduce the error. "Does not start up at power
ON" during service call
5.
The "Does not return from Power Save" problem is ongoing during the service call and can be
reproduced. (Excluding cases where the machine still do not start up normally after a power OFF and
ON)
The problem is ongoing and can be reproduced.
Procedure
If the problem is ongoing and can be reproduced, leave it alone for 10 minutes to wait for 116-399 to
occur. After the error occurs, or even if the error does not occur after 10 minutes, obtain the "info9 or
xxx.tgz" and "Redir or xxx.tgz" files using the log tool. (See 2.5.2 Logging Procedure)
Procedure
1.
If the problem is ongoing and can be reproduced, obtain the "info9 or xxx.tgz" and "Redir or xxx.tgz"
files using the log tool. (See 2.5.2 Logging Procedure)
2.
2.
3.
Download the latest version of the software if it is not. (See 2.6.1 Software Download)
3.
4.
If the problem persists, perform the following procedures. Check the connection of the ESS PWB
and (IISS PWB, IOT PWB, Monza PWB) connector cables, make sure that they are connected
properly and then perform the same operation that caused the error to occur.
[For machines installed with IOT (AST: Analysis Support Tool) Diagnostic only] Start up normally
and perform IOT Diagnostic. (See IOT Diagnostic Procedure)
4.
[For machines installed with IIT Diagnostic only] Perform IIT Diagnostic.
5.
If the log could not be obtained in step 1, obtain the "info9 or xxx.tgz" and "Redir or xxx.tgz" files
using the log tool. (See 2.5.2 Logging Procedure)
6.
7.
1.
5.
Pull out and reinsert the ESS RAM DIMM, then perform the same operation that caused the error to
occur.
6.
Disconnect and reconnect the HDD connectors, then perform the same operation that caused the
error to occur.
7.
Remove the HDD and try to start up the machine. If the machine starts up despite any error
displays, perform the following procedures.
8.
If the log could not be obtained in step 1, obtain the "info9 or xxx.tgz" and "Redir or xxx.tgz" files
using the log tool. (See 2.5.2 Logging Procedure)
occur.
9.
Disconnect and reconnect the HDD connectors, then perform the same operation that caused the
error to occur.
10. Replace the RAM DIMM, then perform the same operation that caused the error to occur.
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11. Replace the HDD, then perform the same operation that caused the error to occur.
14. Replace the MCU PWB, then perform the same operation that caused the error to occur.
If the system is not restored after the MCU PWB has been replaced, reinstall the original MCU PWB and
Support G.
Support G.
OF-33 [No Error Code] (Problem: "Remained in 'Copying...' or

'Printing...'" error can be reproduced.)
Initial Actions
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
The "Remained in 'Copying...' or 'Printing...'" problem is ongoing during the service call and can be
reproduced.
Procedure
1.
If the problem is ongoing during a service call, obtain the "info9 or xxx.tgz" and "Redir or xxx.tgz"
files using the log tool. (See 2.5.2 Logging Procedure)
2.
Check for a change in UI message by opening and closing the IOT Front Panel, etc.
3.
4.
5.
Procedure)
6.
Check the software version. Download the latest version of the software if it is not. (See 2.6.1
Software Download) The download is not required if the Controller ROM version is already the
latest. Proceed to step 7.
7.
8.
9.
occur.
10. Disconnect and reconnect the HDD connectors, then perform the same operation that caused the
error to occur.
11. Replace the RAM DIMM, then perform the same operation that caused the error to occur.
12. Replace the HDD, then perform the same operation that caused the error to occur.
002-500 UI error
002-770 JT Processing - HD Full
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
CUI Scan Panel UI Detection Error
The HD capacity was insufficient during Job Template processing in the job.
UI detection error during the startup of a CUI scan job.
The system aborted a job due to insufficient HD capacity during Job Template processing.
1.
The IIT is occupied
2.
Fault has occurred
Turn the power OFF then ON. If the problem persists, perform the following procedure to repair it.
3.
Service is not CUI
4.
Upper limit number of sheets for the XSA
After the Fault has been cleared, perform the same operation again. Or, check for any restrictions
due to XSA.
If the problem persists, follow the logging procedures to obtain the info9 or xxx.tgz log and the
network log immediately after the problem has occurred and contact the Support Department.
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003-310 IIT extension memory capacity is insufficient.
003-319 IITsc Video Driver Detection Fail
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
The Fax Card is installed but the IISS extension memory capacity is insufficient (less than 256 MB)
Video Driver Detection Fail
This is a Fault Code detected by the IITsc after bypassing the 116-389 detection conditions when
turning the power ON. It was detected that the Fax Card is installed but the extension memory
capacity in the document scan section is less than 256 MB.
When the following error was detected from the Driver
Restrictions when this error occurs:

<DADF-75>
The DADF is unavailable when this fail occurs. Fax can still be sent using the platen.
Sub System Fail
Install the IISS Extension Memory (the memory on the extension PWB at the side of the IIT-IPS).
[Fault Content]
003-311 IIT CDI I/F Mismatch
IISS sending error detected by Controller.

(Incorrect parameter instructed)
[Error Type]
sub
An abnormal parameter is set as the argument for the Send function.
[Fault Content]
IIT CDI I/F mismatch
During the initialization of the Controller, the IIT CDI I/F has a lack of information from the IIT (a
mismatch between Controller Version and IIT Version).
003-321 IISS-ESS Communication Fail 2

[Error Type]
Upgrade the IIT software to a certain version that can be combined with the Controller version.
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
(Incorrect Sequence No.)
Sub System Fail
After commands were sent twice from the Cont, the Cont could not receive the ACK from the IISS
(the Sequence No. of the sent Message Packet is not correct).
System Soft Fail
Version 1.2
I/F failure between the controller and the IIT
If the problem persists, perform the following procedure to repair it.
An IITsc software failure is determined.
Other Compression Type Errors
4.
[Error Type]
3.
[Fault Content]
DMA Transfer Error
The DADF can still be used even when this fail occurs. However, as a restriction, duplex scan can
only be performed by mechanical reversing operation.
003-318 IITsc Soft Fail
Compression Threshold Exceeded
2.
<DADF-250>
1.

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[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
(Incorrect Packet No.)
(the Packet No. of the sent Message Packet is not correct).

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
(Incorrect message length)
(the message length of the sent Message Packet is not correct).
Version 1.2
(Parity error)
(parity error was detected at the IISS Hardware).

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
(Framing error)
(framing error was detected at the IISS Hardware).

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
(Overrun error)
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
(Check code error)
(the check code of the sent Message Packet is not correct).

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
(overrun error was detected at the IISS Hardware).

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
(Sending abortion error)
After a command was sent twice from the Cont, the Cont could not receive the ACK from the IISS
(the receiving abortion error was detected after the header has been recognized at the IISS).
[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
IISS receiving error detected by Controller
Sub System Fail
(Check code error)
[Fault Content]
The NAK that notifies of the occurrence of a transmission failure is received. (The check code of the
received Message Packet is incorrect.)
(Sequence No. error)
The NAK that notifies of the occurrence of a transmission failure is received. (The Sequence No. of
the received Message Packet is incorrect.)
[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
(Parity error)
[Fault Content]
The NAK that notifies of the occurrence of a transmission failure is received. (A parity error was
detected by hardware of the UART.)
(Incorrect Packet No.)
The NAK that notifies of the occurrence of a transmission failure is received. (The Packet No. of the
[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
(Framing error)
[Fault Content]
The NAK that notifies of the occurrence of a transmission failure is received. (A framing error was
(Incorrect message length)
The NAK that notifies of the occurrence of a transmission failure is received. (The message length
of the received Message Packet is incorrect.)

[Error Type]

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[Fault Content]
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(Overrun error)
The NAK that notifies of the occurrence of a transmission failure is received. (An overrun error was

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
(Receiving abortion error)
The NAK that notifies of the occurrence of a transmission failure is received. (Abortion of receiving
was detected after the header has been recognized.)

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
There was no response to the Power ON command sent to the IISS after restoring from Power
Saver mode.
After recovering from Power Saver mode, there was no response for a specified time after the
Power ON command was sent to the IISS.

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
Incorrect argument error for sending (IITsc Detection)
The driver detected an incorrect Send parameter argument from the application.

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
Transmission establishing error for sending (IITsc Detection)
The establishment of PAR transmission failed.

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
Synchronous send error (IITsc Detection)
A PAR synchronization error during sending occurred.

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
Transmission error for sending (IITsc Detection)
A PAR transmission error during sending occurred.

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
Incorrect argument error for receiving (IITsc Detection)
[Fault Content]
The driver detected an incorrect Receive parameter argument from the application.
X PIO Unmatch Fail 2
When IIT Image Delivered was received from the IISS, an error of the X Hot Line was detected.
[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
003-700 Returned a lot of Documents error

[Fault Name]
Synchronous receive error (IITsc Detection)
Returned a lot of Documents error
[Error Type]
A PAR synchronization error during receiving occurred.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Returned a lot of Documents error.
003-344 IISS_ESS X Hotline Fail PowerOn

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
X Hotline Failure during Power ON
When the originals are ejected due to a Jam, etc., it was detected that the number of ejected
originals is more than the number that was taken in.
Check the output, reload the originals that were not copied yet and start again.
003-701 Duplication prevention code detect

[Error Type]
Job
X Hotline signal error was detected during Power ON sequence.
[Fault Content]
The HWM Detection H/W detects copy restriction codes in document data
When the document was scanned, the HWM Detection H/W detected copy restriction codes in the
document.
003-345 X PIO Unmatch Fail 1

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
Use a document which does not have any copy restriction codes embedded.
[Fault Content]
If the problem persists, perform the following procedure to correct it.
X PIO Unmatch Fail 1
Detection error due to Hybrid Watermark Board failure.
Replace the Hybrid Watermark Board.
When X Job Fail was received from the IISS, an error of the X Hot Line was detected.
If the problem persists, perform the following procedure:
003-346 X PIO Unmatch Fail 2
003-702 Different magnification, for surface and back of a

document
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job
Sub System Fail

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[Fault Content]
Different magnification, for surface and back of a document
In copying the two sides of the document simultaneously, the machine detected such settings as
apply different magnification ratios to the face (side 1) and the back (side 2) of the document.
Change the settings so that the same magnification ratio can be applied to the face (side 1) and the
back (side 2) of the document.
If the problem persists, perform the following.
003-750 Book Duplex-Insufficient Docs

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The number of documents is insufficient in book duplex print
No sheets are stored in the setting conditions.
Version 1.2
The 600 dpi resolution which cannot be scanned in the DADF Mixed 2-Sided Mode Scan was
detected.
Perform scanning below 400 dpi resolution.
Or perform scanning in other than mixed mode.
003-753 Cannot scan over 300DPI

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
300/400/600 dpi unavailable for DADF Mixed 2-Sided Mode Scan.
The 300 dpi or larger resolution which cannot be scanned in the DADF Mixed 2-Sided Mode Scan
was detected.
Perform scanning below 200 dpi resolution.
Change the parameters and repeat the operation.
003-751 Under PANTHER Capacity (Scan)
003-754 S2X recoverable error
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Capability of Panther for image data size in Scan Service deteriorated (IITsc).
According to the document area settings and the scan area (Width mm x Lengh mm), a processing
image data with the size smaller than the one that can be processed in the M/C hardware was
detected.
Increase the resolution or enlarge the scan area (Width mm x Length mm).
003-752 Cannot scan 600DPI

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
600 dpi unavailable for DADF Mixed 2-Sided Mode Scan.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The High Compression PDF Board (S2X) has a recoverable error
A recoverable error was detected at the S2X PWB
Execute the same job again.
003-755 S2X command error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The High Compression PDF Board (S2X) has a command error
Command error returned from the S2X PWB.
003-761 Incorrect Paper Tray Size
Execute the same job again.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
003-756 S2X command error
Tray selection error.
[Error Type]
(The paper size in the tray that is selected is different from the paper size in the tray that will be
selected by the APS.)
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
When the Cover Content Tray or Separator + N set Tray is selected in APS, the paper size is
different from that in the Cover Tray or the Transparency Tray.
All documents detected as blank paper at FAX Blank Detection.
All scanned documents were detected as blank paper at Blank Detection.
Change the job activation parameters such as Tray No., Paper Size, and repeat the operation.
Check whether the documents are blank or inside out and execute the same job again.
003-763 Adjustment Chart Not Found
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
Original patch does not exist.
[Fault Content]
400/600 dpi unavailable for DADF Mixed 2-Sided Mode Scan
The chart patch could not be detected.
The 400 dpi or larger resolution which cannot be scanned in the DADF Mixed 2-Sided Mode Scan
was detected.
Place the Auto Gradation Correction Chart correctly.
Perform scanning at 300 dpi or lower resolution.

003-764 Document insufficient (image overlay)
[Error Type]
003-760 Scan Settings Error
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Insufficient documents for Image Overlay
[Error Type]
Job Fail
During Image Overlay, only 1 page can be stored (single sheet document).
[Fault Content]
This occurs in B/W machines and does not occur in Color machines.
Job parameter mismatch
Abort the job.
The job properties are incorrect.
Abort the job. Change the parameters and repeat the operation.
003-780 Scan Image Compression Error

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[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Fax Scan Compression Error
The compressed data size is larger than 8 times the size of the uncompressed data.
Abort the job. Change the scan resolution parameter and repeat the operation.
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[Fault Content]
For scanning in the DADF mix duplex mode, 400dpi and 600dpi are not available.
Because DAM memory is not enough, a selected resolution is not available for scanning a A3
document. It is available for scanning a A4/B4 document.
Operate for scanning at below 400dpi.
If the problem persists, increase DAM memory.
If the problem still persists, go to the following procedure to resolve it.
003-795 AMS Limit Error
003-932 Cannot scan 600DPI
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
AMS (Auto R/E) limit error.
(The R/E ratio became out of range after the document auto detection when AMS is specified.)
25%-400% was not selected by AMS/AMS Auto-Fill.
Abort the job. Change the parameters and repeat the operation.

[Error Type]
Operation Fail
[Fault Content]
For scanning in the DADF mix duplex mode, 300dpi, 400dpi and 600dpi are not available.
Operation Fail
[Fault Content]
For scanning in the DADF mix duplex mode, 600dpi is not available.
003-933 Next Documents Cannot scan over 300DPI

[Error Type]
Operation Fail
[Fault Content]
For scanning in the DADF mix duplex mode, 300dpi, 400dpi and 600dpi are not available (when the
next document exists).

[Error Type]
Operation Fail

[Error Type]
Operation Fail
[Fault Content]
For scanning in the DADF mix duplex mode, 400dpi and 600dpi are not available (when the next
document exists).
003-941 Page memory insufficient

[Error Type]
operation
[Fault Content]
A shortage of page memory
There is not enough page memory to store the image.
Change the parameter(s) and operate again.
If the problem persists, check that the page memory is installed and turn OFF then ON the power.
[Error Type]
If the problem still persists, perform the following:
Operation Fail
[Fault Content]
For scanning in the DADF mix duplex mode, 600dpi is not available (when the next document
exists).
003-942 Document size Auto Detect error

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Document size error
The document size cannot be automatically detected.
Input an appropriate value for the document size.
003-940 DAM memory insufficient
003-944 Image repeat count fail
[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Operation Error
Insufficient DAM memory detected.
[Fault Content]
Incorrect image repeat count (even one image cannot be pasted).
When IITsc is activated for the jobs that meet the following AND conditions:
DAM memory < 384MB
Side 2 cover image is selected
Even one image cannot be pasted when "Set Repeated Count-Auto" is specified for image repeat.
Color mode is not set to Black/White
Change the image repeat count parameter and repeat the operation.
High Quality mode
Cancel the job
Clear the B/W setting for Color mode or the Side 2 cover image setting, and execute the job
again.
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003-946 Every direction difference (Copy APS)
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[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Different in every direction of Copy (APS)
Part of the image will be lost if the image is not rotated. However, a paper size that does not support
rotation was selected.
Select an appropriate paper tray manually.
003-947 Return Documents counts error

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Return documents error
If a user has returned an insufficient number of documents using Return Document, the message
indicating that additional N number of documents are required is displayed and job cancelation is
prompted.
Since the number of documents is insufficient, reload the correct number of documents.
Version 1.2
003-951 1job max page over

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Stored pages limit for a job exceeded
The number of pages that can be scanned for a job is exceeded.
Specify the job to avoid the detection conditions.
003-952 Return Documents Color mismatch

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Returned document color mismatch (Different color detected before/after return).
A different color of document was returned by a user using Return Document.
This error occurs only when the page information for the returned document has been already
sent to the post-process.
However, the error always occurs when recovered from interruption since the sent page
information has been discarded.
The check items to determine different documents are document size/orientation and Color
mode in ACS only.
003-948 Return Documents mismatch

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Returned document size mismatch (Different size settings before/after return)
A different document was returned by a user using Return Document.
This error occurs only when the page information for the returned document has been already
sent to the post-process software module.
However, because distributed page information will be discarded when the machine recovers
from an interruption, the above fault is not considered an error.
The check items to determine different documents are document size/orientation and Color
mode in ACS only.
Return a document with the correct size again.
Return a document with the correct color again.
003-955 Documents size exchange error

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Document size change error (MixMode)
When loading a document with Mixed Size Originals prohibited, a document of different size/
orientation from the initial document was detected.
Only Image Overlay has the function that inhibits different sizes during document added.
003-956 Documents size unknown error
There was no paper in the tray that can be selected for APS.
[Error Type]
Add paper.
Operation Error
Turn the power OFF then ON. If the problem persists, replace the tray module.
[Fault Content]
Document size undefined error (Only APS is selected for the function requiring document size
setting).
003-966 ATS/APS No Destination (IITsc)
Undefined document size was detected when Platen is selected and only APS requires document
size selection.
[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Enter a document size from the Panel or select a tray.
ATS/APS No Destination Error

003-963 No APS object Tray

[Error Type]
ATS/APS NG (Other than No Paper) (IIT)
There is no APS tray that is set to a specific size selected.
Operation Error
Load a tray with an appropriate size of paper or select an approprite tray.
[Fault Content]
Turn the power OFF then ON. If the problem persists, replace the tray module.
No APS compatible tray to set the relevant size.

There was no APS compatible tray that could supply paper for printing without image loss.
003-967 DADF APS No Destination
Image larger than A3/17"
[Error Type]
Non-TTM tray does not support APS and the image is larger than A4/Letter.
All the APS supporting trays have failure.
APS supporting trays are all set to unavailable.
Non-standard size setting for all trays.
Black/White Copy for color attributes of all trays
Color Copy for B/W attributes of all trays
Operation Fail
[Fault Content]
When using DADF-75, document size = 8.5x11 SEF *excluding document size input
Mixed size is not selected
Although an APS Copy Job with Variable % Reduce/Enlarge is specified, a selectable Tray does not
exist
Even though an A4 LEF document is set, its size might have been misdetected as 8.5x11 SEF document
Select a tray.
003-965 ATS/APS No Paper (IITsc Detect)

[Error Type]
Operation Error
*This Fault Code only occurs in DADF-75 and is not applicable for DADF-150 and DADF-250
The detected paper size is not in the Tray.
1.
Either load the paper size that is displayed on the Panel into the Tray or select a Tray that contains
the desired paper size.
2.
In the case where an A4SEF document was misdetected to be a Letter document, first cancel the
job, set the DADF Document Guide properly to both sides of the scanned document and then
operate again.
[Fault Content]
ATS/APS No Paper
APS/ATS NG (No Paper) (IIT)

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003-968 Punch position error

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Punch position error
Unable to punch at the selected position. (Common among APS/Tray Selections)
Specify an appropriate punch position or cancel Punch, and execute the job again.
003-969 Punch size error

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Punch size error (APS)
Punch could not be done for the selected paper size.
Cancel Punch and execute the same job again.
003-970 FAX Line Memory Overflow

[Error Type]
notice
[Fault Content]
The number of FAX slow-scan lines is over.
The number of slow-scan lines has exceeded the upper limit due to Fax parallel composition, longdocument enlargement, etc.
Press the Continue button to store as much data as the memory capacity and continue scanning the
next document. Or, press the Cancel button to abort the job.
Turn the power OFF then ON. If the problem persists, check the installation of the page memory.
003-971 prevention code detect with the right to cancel

[Error Type]
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Copy restriction codes detected in document to be copied (for users who has the permission to
temporarily clear the detection)
When job scan was executed by a user who has the permission to temporarily clear the copy
restriction code detection, copy restriction codes were detected in the document.
Because this document cannot be copied, press the "Cancel" or "Continue" button on the panel.
003-972 Maximum Stored Page Over Flow

[Error Type]
Notice Error
[Fault Content]
Maximum No. of stored pages exceeded
When scanning a document, the no. of pages that has accumulated in the machine has exceeded
the value of "Maximum Stored Number of Copy Sheets" set in system data.
Set the no. of pages of the document to be within the maximum no. of pages that can be stored.
003-973 Every direction difference

[Error Type]
Notice Error
[Fault Content]
The document and the image are different in orientation.
(except when Poster is specified)
When rotation is not available even though the orientation of the document and the image are
different and part of the image will be lost if it is not rotated.
Start the job without any changes or cancel the job.
003-974 Next Original Specification

[Error Type]
Notice Error
[Fault Content]
Next document specified
Scanning has been completed for all loaded documents.
2.
Decide whether there is another document.
Reload a correct size paper and resume operation.
003-976 FAX Line Memory Overflow (N up)
[Error Type]
003-980 Staple position error
Notice Error
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Notice Error
No. of lines in the Slow Scan direction exceeded during Fax N-up.
[Fault Content]
The no. of lines in the Slow Scan direction exceeds the upper limit (65535) during processes such
as Fax parallel overlay or enlargement of long documents.
Staple Position Error
Staple is not available at the specified position.
Or Page Memory is full.
Press the Cancel button to stop the job. Decrease a resolution or magnification ratio and rerun the
job.
Specify a Staple position again or cancel Staple, and execute the same job again.
Turn the power OFF then ON. If the problem persists, check the installation of the page memory. If
the problem persists, perform the following procedure to repair it.
003-981 Staple size error

Notice Error
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Notice Error
Staple size error (Copy APS)
[Fault Content]
Document size mismatch (Document exchange during Multi Scan)
Staple could not be done for the selected paper size.
1.
Document replacement was detected during Bound Originals/Booklet/Poster scanning.
2.
When any operation that requires Return Document occurs in the job with Multi Scan (Bound
Originals/Booklet/Poster) on Platen, a user returned a document of a different size from the original.
[Error Type]
003-977 Document Miss Match (Multi Scan)
Specify a Staple position again or cancel Staple, and execute the same job again.
Reload a correct size document and resume operation.
003-982 IITsc HDD access error
[Error Type]
Notice
003-978 Color Document Miss Mutch (Multi Scan)
[Fault Content]
HD-FULL was detected with no pages stored. An error where the FULL is not cleared even after
some time has passed.
[Error Type]
Notice Error
[Fault Content]
Document color mismatch (Document replacement during Multi Scan)
1.
When any operation that requires Return Document occurs in the job with Multi Scan (Bound
Originals/Booklet/Poster) on Platen, a user returned a document of a different color at ACS.
HDD was determined to be full due to collate, stored or interrupted jobs.
Process or delete the jobs (documents) stored in the same HDD partition, and repeat the operation.
Document replacement was detected during Bound Originals/Booklet/Poster scanning.
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005-500 Write to DADF-ROM error detection (During DLD

method)
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Operation Fail
DADF-loaded documents Fail (DADF-250)
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
When the Nudger Solenoid is turned ON to return at the start of a job, it is detected that the Level
Sensor does not turn OFF.
An error has occurred during the process of writing data to the DADF-ROM (During DLD method)
An error was detected when writing data to the DADF-ROM.
Reduce documents in number and reload a smaller number of them.
Not able to carry out normal operation because ROM content is missing.
If the problem persists, go the the following procedure to resolve it.
Retry job. If retry failed, replace the DADF-ROM and perform VerUP operation on the DLD method
again.
005-945 Document guide set mistake.

[Error Type]
005-940 DADF No Original
Operation
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Operation Fail
DADF document guide set mistake (mixed document detection)
[Fault Content]
Final document correction notification due to DADF document being pulled out
Either [1] or [2] is detected during a job specified with [MIX = OFF Mode].
Detection Conditions for [1]
The system detected a pulled out document.
The DADF document guides are set at different positions compared to the actual document,
causing misdetection of document size (= A3 SEF).
Furthermore, the misdetected paper (= A3 SEF) is fed into the machine and it is unable to be
updated to the correct size (= A4 SEF).
005-941 Doc number of sheets is insufficient
When a set of mixed size documents are set, the topmost document is misdetected (= A3 SEF).
[Error Type]
Operation Fail
[Fault Content]
Correction for [1]
Though all documents/N documents reloaded, the machine detected one or more documents were
missimg.
Cancel the job
Align the DADF document guides to the actual document
Restart the job
Whether all documents or N documents are reloaded, the machine detects one or more documents
are missimg while skipping scanned documents (i.e. feeding them without scanning them).
Correction for [2]
If a failure occurs before the machine finishes scanning documents and outputs them, the machine
skips scanned documents even if it instructs the user to reload N documents.
Cancel the job
Set the Mixed Mode to ON at the copy settings menu
Restart the job
If the problem persists, perform the following:
As the number of documents is insufficient, reload a proper number of documents.

If the problem persists, go the the following procedure to resolve it.
005-946 Manuscript reading equipment obstacle detection
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Version 1.2
NOTE: . The misdetected size is not delivered
Operation
[Fault Content]
Correction for [1]
DADF obstruction detection (mixed document detection)
Align and set the document guides to the document
Press [Start] to correctly re-detect the DADF document size and continue the scan
Correction for [2]
Cancel the job
There is obstruction on the DADF document length sensor, causing misdetection of document size
(= A3 SEF).
Restart the job

Correction for [1]
005-948 Manuscript reading equipment obstacle detection

[Error Type]
Operation
[Fault Content]
DADF obstruction detection (mixed document detection) *continuous scan is possible
Cancel the job
Remove the obstruction and expose the length sensor
Restart the job
Correction for [2]
There is obstruction on the DADF document length sensor, causing misdetection of document size
Cancel the job
When a set of mixed size documents are set, the topmost document is misdetected
Restart the job

Correction for [1]
Remove the obstruction and expose the length sensor at the DADF
005-947 Document guide set mistake 2.
[Error Type]
Correction for [2]
Press [Start] to correctly re-detect the DADF document size and continue the scan
Operation
Cancel the job
[Fault Content]
Restart the job
DADF document guide set mistake (mixed document detection) *continuous scan is possible
The DADF document guides are set at different positions compared to the actual document, causing
misdetection of document size (= A3 SEF).
NOTE: . The misdetected size is not delivered,

007-954 SMH size mismatch
007-969 CentreTray full stack
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
operation
Operation
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
SMH Size Mismatch (Slow Scan Length Error)
Full Stack Fail
Imari-MF: Slow Scan Length/Fast Scan Width Error
Paper Full Stack on the Center Tray was detected.
The size information specified for printing through this machine is different from the size of SMH
paper (=the Tray Dial-set size).
Remove the paper from the Tray.
1.
Load the SMH of this machine with paper of the size that the customer selected for the job.
2.
Set the SMH Dial of this machine for the size that the customer selected for the job.
If the dial does not have the desired paper size, set it for Other.
007-959 OHP kind mismatch (Not white frame OHP)

[Error Type]
Operation
[Fault Content]
Transparencies with borders were detected
[Process on the IOTdc]
The system is shut down (stop) if Transparencies with borders are detected regardless of the paper
type setting in the Controller.
When checking Transparencies for borders (by the OHP Sensor) after feeding has started, jam
occurs when borders were detected.
Use Xerox transparencies without borders.
007-960 Paper kind mismatch

[Error Type]
Operation
[Fault Content]
Paper Type mismatch between Transparency and Plain Paper
[Process on the IOTdc]
This error occurs when the paper fed is different from that specified in the Controller (Plain paper
and Heavyweight cannot be recognized).
When Plain Paper was fed although the User has specified for Transparency, or when
Transparency was fed when the specification was for anything other than Transparency.
Load Transparency, Plain Paper, or the correct Paper Type as specified, and then clear the error.
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011-941 MBX #01 Bin Full Stack
The maximum Stack size is detected by the Full Stack Sensor.
[Error Type]
Operation Fail
Remove paper from the Finisher Top Tray.
[Fault Content]
Full Stack is detected at the relevant Bin.

[Error Type]
Operation Fail

[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
Operation Fail
[Fault Content]

[Error Type]
Operation Fail

[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
Operation Fail
[Fault Content]

[Error Type]
Operation Fail

[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
Operation Fail
[Fault Content]

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[Error Type]
Operation Fail
[Fault Content]

[Error Type]
Operation Fail
[Fault Content]

[Error Type]
Operation Fail
[Fault Content]
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012-500 Write to Finisher/MACS-ROM error detection (During

DLD method)
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
Finisher Stapler Pin NEAR EMPTY

It is detected when any of the following has occurred:
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
An error has occurred during the process of writing data to the Finisher/MACS-ROM (During DLD
method)
Low Staple Sensor ON is detected during power ON and Interlock Close
Low Staple Sensor ON is detected right before the Staple Head Close operation
Use the Generic FIP to check the Sensor.
If required, replace the Low Staple Sensor.
Error was detected when writing into the Finisher-ROM (or MACS-ROM on the DCCf450MP).
012-966 Scratch Sheet Compile
Does not operate normally because the ROM content has been erased.
[Error Type]
If the trouble persists after retrying, replace the Finisher-ROM (or MACS-ROm on the DCCf450MP)
and download again to perform the upgrade.
Operation
[Fault Content]
012-911 Stacker Lower Safety
Scratch Sheet Compile
[Error Type]
Operation
When abnormal paper (Scratch Sheet), which is notified from the IOT via the Delivered Sheet Break
command, was output to the Compiler
[Fault Content]
Stacker Lower Safety warning
(Obstruction was found at the bottom of the Stacker Elevator)
If required, replace the Top Cover Interlock.
The Height Alignment was not successful within 250msec when the Height Adjustment was
performed for output paper to the Stacker Tray (Tray lowering down) in the middle of a job.
012-969 IOT Center Tray Full

[Error Type]
Operation
Remove all paper from the Stacker and check the operation of the Finisher Stacker No Paper
Sensor. If it is not working, replace it.
012-914 Stacker Tray Staple Set Over Count
[Fault Content]
IOT Center Tray Full
[Error Type]
When the H-Tra IOT Full Paper Sensor is detected to be ON for 10 successive seconds.
Operation
[Fault Content]
Stacker Tray Staple Set Over Count
If required, replace the H-Tra IOT Full Paper Sensor.
The Staple Set Count of the Stacker Tray has exceeded 50 sets during the Staple Set Eject
operation.
Remove all paper from the Stacker and check the operation of the Finisher Stacker No Paper
Sensor. If it is not working, replace it.
012-965 Stapler Pin near empty

[Error Type]
Operation
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Version 1.2
016-210 SW Option Fail (HDD Not Exist)
One of the SW option functions cannot be executed due to insufficient Page Memory capacity.
[Error Type]
Local Fail
[Fault Content]
Expand the Memory (Page) of the Controller Board.
[SW optional function not achieved]
016-213 SW Option Fail (Printer CARD Not Exist)
One of the SW option functions cannot be executed due to a HDD error or HDD not installed.
[Error Type]
The Controller Board HDD was not installed or an error was detected when SW optional function
was enabled.
Local Fail
[Fault Content]
[Option name to be detected]
Internet FAX Kit
Address Book Expansion Kit
One of the SW option functions cannot be executed due to a PRT_CARD error or PRT_CARD not
installed.
Water Marking Kit
Data Security Kit
Annotation
The PRT_CARD was not installed or an error was detected when SW optional function was
enabled.
Scanner Kit
Internet FAX kit
Check the HDD connector.
Install or replace the HDD to the Controller Board.
Install the PRT_CARD if it is not installed.
016-211 SW Option Fail (SysMemory Low)
Replace it if it is installed.
016-214 SW Option Fail (Fax CARD Not Exist)
[Error Type]
Local Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Local Fail
[Fault Content]
Insufficient System Memory was detected.
With SW optional functions set to Available, the System Memory of the Controller Board is
insufficient.
One of the SW optional functions cannot be executed due to a FAX_CARD error or FAX_CARD not
installed.
The FAX_CARD was not installed or an error was detected when SW optional function was
enabled.
Expand the Memory (Option) of the Controller Board.
016-212 SW Option Fail (Page Memory Low)

[Error Type]
Local Fail
Install the FAX_CARD if it is not installed.
[Fault Content]
Insufficient Page Memory was detected.
016-215 SW Option Fail (JPEG boad Not Exist)

Local Fail
[Error Type]
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Internet FAX Kit
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[Fault Content]
An JPEG Board error or JPEG Board not installed was detected.
The scanner functions cannot be executed due to a JPEG Board error or JPEG Board not installed.
Version 1.2
[Fault Content]
The PS Kit required for XDOD function was not installed.
The XDOD functions cannot be executed as the PS Kit not installed.
Install the JPEG Board if it is not installed.
Install the PS Kit.
016-216 SW Option Fail (ExtMemory Not Exist)

[Error Type]
Local Fail
[Fault Content]
The system detected that the Extension Memory was not installed.
Color Scanner or SACAN_ACS functions cannot be executed because the Extension Memory is not
installed.
016-219 License is required (Printer Kit).

[Error Type]
Local Fail
[Fault Content]
The ROM was replaced without license (Printer Kit SW Key not set).
Only the Controller ROM was replaced and activated with the SW optional function disabled.
Printer Kit
Pull out and then insert the IISS Extension Memory (memory on the extension PWB at the side of
the IIT-IPS).
Set the Printer Kit SW key to "Enabled".
If the problem persists, replace the ExtPWB.
016-217 SW Option Fail (Controller ROM not Printer kit)

[Error Type]
Local Fail
[Fault Content]
Controller ROM does not support Printer Kit.
016-220 S2X unrecoverable error

[Error Type]
Local Fail
[Fault Content]
The High Compression PDF Board (S2X) has a fatal error
A unrecoverable error was detected at the S2X PWB.
Turn the power OFF then ON. If the problem persists, replace the S2X PWB.
The Controller ROM does not support the appropriate options when SW optional function was
enabled.
016-221 S2X communication error
[Error Type]
Printer Kit
Upgrade the firmware in the Controller ROM that supports Printer Kit.
016-218 PS KIT Not Exist for XDOD

[Error Type]
Local Fail
Local Fail
[Fault Content]
The High Compression PDF Board (S2X) Communication failure
Communication with the S2X PWB has failed.
016-222 S2X self-diag error
016-226 S2X IIT Connection Error
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Local Fail
Local Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
An error has occurred in the self-diagnostics of the High Compression PDF Board (S2X)
IISS-S2X Communication Failure
An error has occurred in the S2X PWB self-diagnostics.
016-223 S2X SDRAM Error

[Error Type]
Local Fail
[Fault Content]
The High Compression PDF Board (S2X) failed the SDRAM Write/Read Test
The S2X PWB failed to detect the video clocks sent from the IIT.
1.
Check the cabling between the IISS-S2X.
2.
If NG, replace the cable.
3.
If NG after replacing the cable, replace the S2X PWB.
4.
If NG after replacing the S2X PWB, replace the Ext PWB.
5.
If NG after replacing the Ext Board, replace the S2X PWB.
016-227 S2X DDR Error

[Error Type]
Local Fail
The S2X PWB has failed the Write/Read test of the internal SDRAM.
1.
2.
[Fault Content]
The High Compression PDF Board (S2X) failed the DDR Write/Read Test
Pull out and insert the SDRAM memory to check the installation.
Replace the S2X PWB.
016-224 S2X PCI Reg Error

[Error Type]
Local Fail
[Fault Content]
The High Compression PDF Board (S2X) failed the PCI Register Write/Read Test
The S2X PWB failed the Write/Read test of the internal DDR memory.
Replace the S2X PWBA.
016-228 S2X Image Processing Error

[Error Type]
Local Fail
The S2X PWB has failed to access to the internal PCI space.
[Fault Content]
The High Compression PDF Board (S2X) failed the Image Processing Test
1.
2.
Replace the S2X PWB.
016-225 S2X ROM CheckSum Error

[Error Type]
Local Fail
[Fault Content]
The High Compression PDF Board (S2X) failed the ROM CheckSum
S2X PWB failed the ROM Check Sum Test.
The S2X PWB failed the desired value comparison of the high-compression process results using
the internal test patterns.
1.
2.
016-229 SW Option Fail (FCW-UI Not Exist)

[Error Type]
Local Fail
[Fault Content]

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FCW Panel not connected
[Fault Content]
The HB-UI is connected when the FCW Panel option is set.
MRC HW Initialize Error
Disconnect the HB-UI and connect the FCW-UI.
Version 1.2
Error has occurred during initialization of the High Compression Board
016-230 License is required (PS ImageLog Kit)
Replace the High Compression Board.
[Error Type]
If the problem persists, contact the Development Dept. to request for investigation.
If the cause of error is not clear, perform the following and check whether the status has improved.
Local
[Fault Content]
[SW optional function not achieved] The PS-ROM was installed with "SW key: Image Log Kit for PS"
in disabled state.
The PS-ROM was installed in a machine where SW key: "Image Log Kit Enabled" and SW key:
"Image Log Kit for PS Disabled" are specified.
Replace the Main PWBA.
[Error Type]
Local Fail
[Fault Content]
[SW optional function not achieved] Any one of the SW optional functions cannot be used because
the USB Host has a failure/is not installed.
Set "SW key: Image Log Kit" to "Enabled".
When the SW optional function is being enabled, the USB port (and USB Host Card) for the
Controller board was detected to be not installed or having errors.
016-231 SW Option Fail (Image Ext PWB Not Exist)

[Error Type]
Replace the Memory Modules on the Main PWBA
016-233 SW Option Fail (USB Host Not Exist)
When the "PS-ROM" is installed in the machine, the image log function cannot operate unless the
"Image Log Kit for PS" has been purchased (separate purchase).
Local Fail
If the problem persists, install the USB Host Card on the Controller board.
[Fault Content]
016-234 XCP Out of Memory Error
Any one of the SW Options cannot be realized due to failures/non-installation of the Image Ext
PWB.
[Error Type]
When the SW Option function is set to "Enabled", the Controller Board either detected that the
Image Ext PWB is not installed, or the Image Ext PWB has failed.
"Option Name targeted for detection"
local
[Fault Content]
Lack of memory causes the XCP to stop.
The software module that runs Java within the Controller has ran out of memory and became unable
to continue operating.
Thumbnail SW Option
Preview SW Option
Image Lock SW Option
1.
2.
Initialize the HDD.
If the problem persists, carry out the following procedure:
016-235 XCP Internal Error
The Image Extension Kit (Ama + toto board) has a failure or is not installed. Replace or install it.
[Error Type]
016-232 MRC HW Initialize Error

[Error Type]
Local Fail
local
[Fault Content]
Another internal error causes the XCP function to stop.
It has been detected that the JVM has stopped due to an internal error.
Login as System Administrator at CWIS, select [Properties] tab, [Security] -> [Plug-in Settings] ->
[List of Embedded Plug-ins], register the authentication custom plug-in and reboot the machine.
1.
2.
Initialize the HDD.
016-238 Custom svc not active
016-236 XCP not active
[Error Type]
Local
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Local
Custom service not activated error
[Fault Content]
XCP not activated error
When the SecSys Task detected the following condition during Start Up.
(Condition 2) The Authentication Mode is Custom Authentication and the Custom Service
Management
selection
service
status
has
not
become
"Active".
(PFV_SELECTION_SERVICE_CUSTOM_SERVICE)
When the SecSys Task detected any of the following conditions during Start Up.
(Condition 1) The Authentication Mode is Custom Authentication and the embedded plug-in feature
has become disabled.
(Condition 2) The Authentication Mode is Custom Authentication and the XPC smart card selection
service status has not become "Active". (PFV_SELECTION_SERVICE_XCP_SMARTCARD)
Input the software key for the External Access Kit.

If the problem persists, perform checks as follows:
016-239 Auth contents not exist
1.
[Error Type]
Enable the embedded plug-in feature.

For UI Panel:
Local
Login as System Administrator, select [System Settings] -> [Common Service Settings] ->
[Plug-in Settings], set [Embedded Plug-ins] to [Enabled] and reboot the machine.
For CWIS:
Authentication custom service not registered error
Login as System Administrator, select [Properties] tab, [Security] -> [Plug-in Settings] ->
[Plug-in Settings], enable [Plug-in Settings] and reboot the machine.
2.
[Fault Content]
When the SecSys Task detected the following condition during Start Up.
(Condition 1) The Authentication Mode is Custom Authentication and the authentication custom
service is not registered.
Input the software key for the Authentication Customization Kit.
016-237 Auth plugin not active
[Error Type]
Local
[Fault Content]
Register the authentication custom service.
Authentication custom plug-in not activated error
016-240 S2X NVM CheckSum Fail
[Error Type]
When the SecSys Task detected any of the following conditions during Start Up.
Local Fail
plug-in is not registered.
[Fault Content]
plug-in is not activated.
The High Compression PDF Board (S2X) failed the NVM CheckSum
(Condition 3) Failure when reading the file of authentication custom plug-in.
S2X failed the NVM CheckSum Test.

Version 1.2
Replace the S2X PWB Board (NVM memory is attached to the base).
016-241 SW Option Fail (SIP_FAX Not Exist)

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[Fault Name]
SW Option Fail (SIP_FAX Not Exist)
[Error Type]
Local
[Fault Content]
<SW optional function not achieved> The NGN optional function did not become available because
the SIP_FAX SW Key is not enabled.
When the NGN optional function is set to "Enabled", the SIP_FAX SW Key is not enabled.
Purchase the SIP_FAX Kit. (Only for customers who had not purchased it)
Version 1.2
[Error Type]
Sub
[Fault Content]
[SW optional function not achieved] Because the Hybrid Watermark detection H/W is not installed,
the SW option (Secure Watermark Kit) did not become available.
When the SW optional function is being enabled, the system detected that the Hybrid Watermark
Detection H/W is not installed. This is detected prior to 016-313.
Option name to be detected
"Secure Watermark Kit"
016-310 ssmm Job Log Full
Check the installation of the Hybrid Watermark Detection H/W. If it is installed, turn the power OFF
then ON. If the problem persists, it could be due to detection error. Replace the Hybrid Watermark
Detection H/W or the IISS Board.
[Error Type]
Enable the SIP_FAX SW Key.
system fail
[Fault Content]
SSMM job log full
A job log file was not gotten from the external application (AWAS) and the number of files stored
exceeded the specified value (280).
Get a job log file from the external application (AWAS) via SSMI. After that turn the power OFF then
ON.
Get a job log file from the external application (AWAS) via SSMI. After that turn the power OFF then
ON.
016-311 No Scanner that Should Be

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
Scanner is not installed although scanner is a standard equipment.
The system detected that the scanner was not installed.
Turn the power OFF then ON. If the problem persists, perform the following:
1.
Install or replace the I/F between the scanner and the Main Processor.
2.
016-312 SW Option Fail (Hybrid WaterMark Not Exist)
016-313 Hybrid WaterMark setting mismatch

[Error Type]
Sub
[Fault Content]
The SW option (Secure Watermark Kit) did not become enabled
The Hybrid WaterMark Detection H/W was detected but the SW option (Secure Watermark Kit) did
not become enabled. The detection timing is only during power ON/reboot, and is performed after
016-312.
Enable the SW option (Secure Watermark Kit).
016-314 SW Option Fail (Hybrid WaterMark Not Exist)

[Error Type]
system fail
[Fault Content]
The board for detecting the back (side 2) of a document is not installed. Therefore [Paper Security]
is unavailable.
When the SW optional function is set to Available and DADF: PF1.5 and IIT:PF1-BW are
combined, the machine with two HWM boards (for the face and the back) is supposed to detect
Protection Code for both sides in scanning them simultaneously. However, when only either of the
boards is installed, the Paper Security function is available for the detected side.
Install the board for detecting the back (side 2) of a document if it is not installed.
1.
Remove and insert the Page Memory (standard).
2.
Replace the Page Memory (standard).

016-315 IIT Interface Fail

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
016-318 Page Memory Broken- Option

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
IF between IIT and Controller broken
[Fault Content]
Page Memory (Option) broken.
An error in the I/F between the scanner and the Main Processor was detected.
The system detected an error in the Page Memory (option) of the scanner.
1.
Reinstall or replace the IF between the scanner and the Main Processor.
2.
Replace the Controller board or the IISS.
1.
Remove and insert the Page Memory (option).
2.
Replace the Page Memory (option).

016-316 Page Memory Not Detected

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
016-319 Long Boot Diag IIT Interface Fail

[Fault Name]
Long Boot Diag IIT Interface Fail
[Fault Content]
Page Memory (Standard) cannot be detected.
[Error Type]
Subsystem
The system detected that the Page Memory (standard) of the scanner was not installed.
[Fault Content]
IF between IIT and Controller broken (OS detection)
1.
Remove and insert the Page Memory (standard).
2.
Replace the Page Memory (standard).
An error in the I/F between the scanner and the Main Unit was detected.
Turn the power OFF/ON. If the problem persists, do the following:
1. Install or replace the I/F between the scanner and the Main Unit.
016-317 Page Memory Broken- Standard

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
2. Replace the ESS PWB or the IISS PWB.
016-320 Document Formatter Fatal Error

[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Page Memory (Standard) broken.
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
The Document Formatter S/W of the CopyServer function has a fatal error
The system detected an error in the Page Memory (standard) of the scanner.
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A software error was detected when documents were converted.
016-321 Fax Module Error

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
Fax related error at booting
SysCheckFax() returned error. When PFNOTEXIST is returned, the system is determined to have a
configuration without Fax.
016-322 JBA Account Full

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
JBA Accounting Data Full
The cumulated accounting data reached the specified value (15,000).
1.
After an external Accounting Server has read the accounting data, turn the power OFF then ON.
2.
If the problem persists, refer to the following to repair the problem.

016-323 B-Formatter Fatal Error

[Error Type]
Sub Fail
[Fault Content]
Fatal Error has occurred in the B-Formatter task
An unrecoverable error was detected in the image conversion processing section of the B-Formatter
task used for sending Fax from the extended Mailbox for "Multi-Send using Instruction Manual" or "
Multi-Send UI"
If the problem persists, refer to the following to repair it.
There is no need to change the ESS-PWB.
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016-324 Scheduled Image Overwrite

[Error Type]
Sub Fail
[Fault Content]
Scheduled Image Overwrite
SysCon is issued when it is time to perform the Scheduled Image Overwrite.
Wait until the Scheduled Image Overwrite has completed.
To cancel it, turn the power OFF and ON.
016-325 Using Personal Certificate

[Error Type]
sub
[Fault Content]
Using Personal Certificate
The IC Card personal certificate is set in the certificate for signing.
Set system data 790-389 to 0.
016-326 Cont-UI Cable Connection Fail

[Error Type]
Sub
[Fault Content]
Cont-UI Cable Connection Fail
The controller has detected a failure at its cable connection with the UI
Turn the power OFF and ON
1.
Check the connection of the cable between the controller and UI.
2.
Replace the cable.
016-327 BackPlane Connection Fail

[Error Type]
Sub
[Fault Content]
BackPlane Connection Fail
The controller has detected a failure at its connection with the BackPlane
1.
Remove and insert ESS RAM DIMM #1.
2.
Replace ESS RAM DIMM #1.
3.
Replace the Controller board.
1.
Pull out and reinsert the controller.
016-328 Cont-MCU Cable Connection Fail
016-331 Cont System Memory Fail-2

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Sub
Cont SystemMemory Diagnostic Fail-2
[Fault Content]
Cont-MCU Cable Connection Fail
The memory size that is installed in Slot 2 is detected to be outside the specification value.
The controller has detected a failure at its cable connection with the MCU
1.
2.
1.
Check the connection of the cable between the controller and MCU.
3.
2.
Replace the cable.
016-329 Long Boot Diag Page Memory Not Detected Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Name]
Long Boot Diag Page Memory Not Detected Fail
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
Subsystem
The total memory size that is installed in Slot 1 and 2 is detected to be outside the specification
value.
[Fault Content]
Page Memory (Standard) cannot be detected (OS detection)
Controller Section Page Memory (Standard) was detected to be not installed.
1.
1. Remove and reinstall the Page Memory (Standard)
2. Replace the Page Memory (Standard)

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Remove and insert ESS RAM DIMM #1 and ESS RAM DIMM #2.
2.
Replace ESS RAM DIMM #1 and ESS RAM DIMM #2.
3.
016-333 Long Boot Diag Page Memory Broken Standard Fail

[Fault Name]
Long Boot Diag Page Memory Broken Standard Fail
[Error Type]
Subsystem
[Fault Content]
Page Memory (Standard) broken (OS detection)
Controller Section Page Memory (Standard) error was detected.
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1. Remove and reinstall the Page Memory (Standard)
2. Replace the Page Memory (Standard)
016-334 Long Boot Diag Page Memory Broken Option Fail

[Fault Name]
Long Boot Diag Page Memory Broken Option Fail
[Error Type]
Subsystem
[Fault Content]
Page Memory (Option) broken (OS detection)
Controller Section Page Memory (Option) error was detected.
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5.
016-337 Cont ProgramROM Fail-3

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Cont ProgramROM Diagnostic Fail-3
Program ROM2 write command has failed.
1.
Remove and insert ESS ROM DIMM #2.
2.
Replace ESS ROM DIMM #2.
3.
1. Remove and reinstall the Page Memory (Option)
016-338 Cont FontROM Fail-1
2. Replace the Page Memory (Option)
[Error Type]

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
The Checksum of Program ROM2 does not match.
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Cont FontROM Diagnostic Fail-1
The Font ROM ID that is installed OnBoard is detected to be outside the specification value.
1.
Replace the Printer Kit.
2.
1.
Replace ESS ROm DIMM #2.
2.
[Error Type]

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Program ROM1 write command has failed.
System Fail
[Fault Content]
The Font ROM ID that is installed in Slot 1 is detected to be outside the specification value.
1.
Remove and insert ESS Font ROM DIMM #1.
2.
Replace ESS Font ROM DIMM #1.
1.
3.
Remove and insert the Printer Kit.
4.
3.
Remove and insert the Printer Kit.
5.
4.
2.
[Error Type]
[Fault Name]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Long Boot Diag Timer Fail
[Error Type]
Subsystem
[Fault Content]
The Font ROM ID that is installed in Slot 2 is detected to be outside the specification value.
Timer Fail (OS detection)
1.
A Timer error was detected.
2.
3.
1. If an NVM PWB exists, replace the NVM PWB.

[Error Type]
System Fail
2. Replace the ESS PWB
016-345 Cont NV-Memory Fail

[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
The Checksum of Font ROM that is installed in Slot 2 does not match.
Cont NV-Memory Diagnostic Fail
The data of the header address is detected to be 0x00.
1.
2.
1.
Replace the NV-RAM board.
3.
2.
016-342 Cont RTC Fail
016-347 Cont PageMemory Fail
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Cont RTC Diagnostic Fail
Cont PageMemory Diagnostic Fail
The range of RTC time is out of the specification value (E.g. Day 36 Month 13)
The time is not moving forward
1.
Remove and insert the Page Memory (option).
If the problem persists, perform the following procedures in sequence.
2.
Replace the Page Memory (option).
1.
Replace the failed component.
3.
2.
Replace the Controller Board.
016-343 Long Boot Diag Timer Fail
016-348 Cont PageMemory Fail-2

[Error Type]
system fail
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[Fault Content]
Cont PageMemory Fail-2
An error occurred in the W/R/V test on the Page Memory.
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An error occurred during W/R/V test of PCI Config interval.
1.
Remove and insert the UI card.
2.
Replace the UI card.
1.
Check the Page Memory for contact.
3.
2.
Replace the Page Memory.
016-362 Cont UI Fail-2
3.
[Error Type]
016-350 Cont SEEP-ROM Fail-1

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Cont SEEP-ROM Diagnostic Fail-1
The Product ID cannot be obtained.
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Cont UI Diagnostic Fail-2
UI Communication error has occurred.
An error occurred during W/R/V test of VRAM. The Command/Status line is normal if entering the
Long Boot Mode.
1.
Check SEEPROM for contact (a bent pin, etc.).
1.
Disconnect and connect the UI cable.
Check the Controller board and the BP board for contact (disconnected cable, etc.).
2.
Remove and insert the UI card.
3.
Replace the UI cable.
4.
Replace the UI card.
2.
3.
016-351 Cont SEEP-ROM Fail-2

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Cont SEEP-ROM Diagnostic Fail-2
An error occurred during W/R/V test.
1.
Check SEEPROM for contact (a bent pin, etc.).
2.
Check the Controller board and the BP board for contact (disconnected cable, etc.).
3.
016-360 Cont UI Fail-1

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Cont UI Diagnostic Fail-1
5.
Replace the UI.
6.
016-363 Cont LyraCard Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Cont JPEG Card diagnosed as having a failure
An error occurred during W/R/V test of PCI Config interval or W/R/V test of internal register.
1.
Remove and insert the Lyzer card.
2.
Remove and insert the JPEG board.
3.
Replace the Lyzer card.
4.
Replace the JPEG board.
5.
016-364 Cont USB2.0 Host Fail
4.
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
016-367 Cont HDD Fail-2

[Error Type]
Cont USB2.0 Host Diagnostic Fail
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Cont HDD Diagnostic Fail-2
1.
An error occurred during W/R/V test of HDD.
2.
Remove and insert the USB 2.0 Host card.
3.
1.
Disconnect and connect the HDD cable.
4.
Replace the USB2.0Host card.
2.
Remove and insert the HDD.
5.
3.
Replace the HDD and the HDD cable.
4.
016-365 Cont USB2.0 Device Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
016-368 Cont Torino Fail

[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Cont USB2.0 Device Diagnostic Fail
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Cont Torino Diagnostic Fail
1.
Remove and install the Lyzer card.
2.
Remove and install the USB 2.0 Device card.
1.
3.
2.
Remove and insert the Torino board.
4.
Replace the USB 2.0 Device card.
3.
5.
4.
Replace the Torino board.
016-366 Cont HDD Fail-1
5.
[Error Type]
System Fail
016-369 Cont S2X PWB Fail

[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Cont HDD Diagnostic Fail-1
System Fail
[Fault Content]
An error has occurred during IDE Controller check (ideDrv equivalent)
Cont S2X Board Diagnostic Fail
An error occurred during W/R/V test of PCI Config interval.
1.
Disconnect and connect the HDD cable.
2.
Remove and insert the HDD.
1.
3.
Replace the HDD and the HDD cable.
2.
Remove and insert the S2X board.
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3.
4.
Replace the S2X board.
5.
016-370 Cont Fail

[Error Type]
system fail
[Fault Content]
Cont Rendering Engine diagnosed as having a failure
A defect was detected during a diagnostic check of the Rendering Engine.
Turn the power OFF then ON. If the problem persists, perform the following.
1.
016-371 Cont USB1.1 Host Fail

[Error Type]
system fail
[Fault Content]
Cont USB1.1 Host diagnosed as having a failure.
A defect was detected during a diagnostic check of USB1.1Host (No communication with the Fax
Card could be established).
1.
Check the cable for connection.
2.
Replace the cable.
3.
Replace the Fax Card.
4.
016-372 Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-A

[Error Type]
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sub
[Fault Content]
Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-B
Boot Diag detected a logic error with HDD (Partition B).
Do this procedure.
1.
Power OFF then ON.
2.
Initialize the HDD.
016-374 Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-C

[Error Type]
sub
[Fault Content]
Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-C
Boot Diag detected a logic error with HDD (Partition C).
Do this procedure.
1.
Power OFF then ON.
2.
Initialize the HDD.
016-375 Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-D

[Error Type]
sub
[Fault Content]
Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-D
Boot Diag detected a logic error with HDD (Partition D).
Do this procedure.
[Fault Content]
Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-A
Boot Diag detected a logic error with HDD (Partition A).
Do this procedure.
1.
Power OFF then ON.
2.
Initialize the HDD.
016-373 Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-B
1.
Power OFF then ON.
2.
Initialize the HDD.
016-376 Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-E

[Error Type]
sub
[Fault Content]
Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-E
Boot Diag detected a logic error with HDD (Partition E).
[Error Type]
Do this procedure.
1.
Power OFF then ON.
2.
Initialize the HDD.
016-377 Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-F
sub
[Fault Content]
Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-I
Boot Diag detected a logic error with HDD (Partition I).
[Error Type]
sub
Do this procedure.
[Fault Content]
Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-F
Boot Diag detected a logic error with HDD (Partition F).
Power OFF then ON.
2.
Initialize the HDD.
016-378 Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-G
Power OFF then ON.
2.
Initialize the HDD.
016-381 Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-J

[Error Type]
Do this procedure.
1.
1.
sub
[Fault Content]
Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-J
Boot Diag detected a logic error with HDD (Partition J).
[Error Type]
sub
Do this procedure.
[Fault Content]
Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-G
Boot Diag detected a logic error with HDD (Partition G).
Power OFF then ON.
2.
Initialize the HDD.
016-379 Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-H
Power OFF then ON.
2.
Initialize the HDD.
016-382 Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-P

[Error Type]
Do this procedure.
1.
1.
sub
[Fault Content]
Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-P
Boot Diag detected a logic error with HDD (Partition P).
[Error Type]
sub
Do this procedure.
[Fault Content]
Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-H
Boot Diag detected a logic error with HDD (Partition H).
Power OFF then ON.
2.
Initialize the HDD.
Power OFF then ON.
2.
Initialize the HDD.
016-400 802.1x authentication failure

[Error Type]
Do this procedure.
1.
1.
Info
[Fault Content]
802.1x Authentication Error (incorrect user name or password)
016-380 Cont HDD FileSystem Fail-I

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The user name or password that has been set in the machine is incorrect.
1.
2.
The settings are different from those in the "authentication device" switch that is physically
connected to the machine via the network.
The root server certificate for the authentication server is not stored in the machine or it is
mismatched.
1.
Store the root server certificate for the authentication server in the machine.
1.
Enter the correct user name or password for 802.1x authentication from the machine panel.
2.
2.
Check the settings in the "authentication device" switch that is physically connected to the machine
via the network.
If the root certificate of the server certificate cannot be obtained, disable the 802.1x setting item
"Verify Server Certificate" in the device.
016-404 802.1x inside failure
016-401 802.1x EAP type not supported
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Info
Info
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
802.1x Authentication Method Mismatch (the authentication server does not support the
authentication method of the machine)
Other 802.1x Authentication Errors
An internal error has occurred in the 802.1x supplicant function of the machine.
A Fail signal, which indicates that the authentication method set in the machine cannot be
processed, was received from the "authentication device" switch that is physically connected to the
machine via the network.
Set the authentication method of the machine to be the same as the one set in the authentication
server.
1.
Repeat the operation.

If the problem persists, obtain the log and contact the Support Department for instructions.
016-405 Certificate DB File error

[Error Type]
Check the 802.1x authentication method from the UI.
016-402 802.1x authentication failure by timing out
info
[Fault Content]
Certificate data base file is wrong.
[Error Type]
Info
When certificate database file is loaded while system is on, header error and size error are detected.
[Fault Content]
802.1x Authentication Timeout (there was no response signal from the "authentication device")
Errors with certificate database file were detected. Start "Initialize certificate" under Maintenance.
The authentication was timed-out because there was no response signal from the "authentication
device" switch that is physically connected to the machine via the network.
Check the switch settings and network connections of the "authentication device" switch that is
physically connected to the machine via the network and connect it properly.
If the problem persists, check the settings of the switch that the device is connected to and the
network connection.
016-406 802.1x client certificate failure

[Error Type]
info
[Fault Content]
An error in setting up Client Certificate for 802.1x authentication
Although EAP-TLS" is selected as the authentication method for 802.1x authentication, SSL Client
Certificate is not set up or deleted.
016-403 802.1x certificate failure

[Error Type]
Info
[Fault Content]
802.1x Authentication Certificate Mismatch
An incorrect protocol signal was received from the authentication server.
1.
Store SSL Client Certificate in this machine and set it up as SSL Client Certificate.
2.
If SSLClient Certificate cannot be set up, select an authentication method other than "EAP-TLS".
016-407 XCP Plugin Secrity Exception
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
info
[Fault Content]
info
[Fault Content]
Security Exception due to plug-in
The plug-in class file version is not supported.
The Package Management function has detected Security Exception.
The Package Management function has detected an unsupported class file version.
Correct the plug-in and then install it again.
016-408 XCP Invalid Plugin
016-412 XCP Plugin Misc Error
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
info
[Fault Content]
info
[Fault Content]
The plug-in file is invalid.
A plug-in error under Miscellaneous
The Package Management function has detected the damaged Jar file.
The Package Management function has detected the plug-in has caused an error that is included in
a miscellaneous group of errors.
016-409 XCP Plugin Version Incompatible

[Error Type]
info
016-413 Couldnt detect proxy server automatically.

[Error Type]
info
[Fault Content]
Plug-in Version Mismatch
[Fault Content]
Auto detection of the proxyhas failed.
The Package Management function has detected a version mismatch.
The proxy server could not be detected automatically.
When the proxy server is not manually set up, an automatic attempt is made to obtain the proxy
server setting from the DHCP server. Howerver, the attempt has failed.
016-410 XCP_PLUGIN_PROPERTY_INVALID
For the details, see below:
[Error Type]
info
[Fault Content]
The plug-in definition file is invalid.
The Package Management function has detected the invalid definition file.
The PAC file could not be obtained. (Timeout/Connection error)
The PAC file could not be obtained. (No PAC file/Too large)
PAC File URL info could not be obtained. (Timeout)
PAC File URL info could not be obtained. (No URL is included in the response to the inquiry.)
016-411 XCP_UNSUPPORTED_CLASS_VERSION
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The contents of the obtained PAC file have a problem. (An error occurred during the running of
JavaScript.)
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If despite the confirmation of the above settings, the situation has not improved, contact the network
administrator for advice because there is a possibility of a network failure, DHCP Server failure, or
an improper DHCP Server setting. (For example, if the DHCP Server is not set up in the way that
allows it to give back the proxy server address, an error of this code will occur.)
The Network Environment check items are as follows:
The HTTP server that provides the PAC file (CFILE) is operating normally, or the server can be
reached on the network.
The contents of the PAC file have no mistakes in syntax or selected server address, or the file
size is 64KB or less.
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There is no response from the Xerox Communication Server for a certain period of time, resulting in
a timeout.
When after the implementation of the corrective action, the machine has established normal
communication with the Xerox Communication Server, the fault will be cleared.
If the situation has not improved, collect the pfshowinfo9 log and network log immediately after the
occurrence of the problem and contact the support division for directions.
016-416 An invalid state message received from server.
When after the implementation of the corrective actions, the machine has established normal
[Error Type]
If the network is normal but the situation has not improved, collect the pfshowinfo9 log and network
log immediately after the occurrence of the problem and contact the support division for directions.
[Fault Content]
016-414 Couldnt connect to Xerox server or proxy.

[Error Type]
info
[Fault Content]
Network error
The machine could not connect to the Xerox Communication Server or the proxy server.
(A network path problem, an open wire, etc.)
the connection of the LAN Cable
the IP Address setting
the proxy server address setting
If despite the confirmation of the above settings, the situation has not improved, contact the
customers network administrator becasuse there is a possibility of a network failure.
info
A server error is detected.
The Xerox Communication Server has responded with a message indicating an abnormal condition.
016-417 Invalid network settings were found.

[Error Type]
info
[Fault Content]
Setting error
An invalid or improper network setting has prevented the machine from communicating.
the IP address setting
016-415 Connection to Xerox server has timed out.
[Error Type]
the Xerox Communication Server URL setting
Set "Verify the remote server certificate" to OFF.
info
[Fault Content]
No response from the server
customers network administrator becasuse there is a possibility of a network failure.
016-450 SMB Host name duplicated
Dynamic DNS - Dynamic update failed.
1.
Check that DNS server address is set properly in the device.
2.
Check with a customer System Administrator that the DNS server settings that allow Dynamic DNS
have been made.
[Error Type]
Time Bomb (Information)
3.
2.5.2 Logging/Extraction Tools Operational Instructions
SMB Host Name Duplicated
016-455 SNTP server time out
A PC of the same host name exists on the network.
[Error Type]
1.
Check whether the setting of the same host name as the device is made to another unit. If the
setting is duplicate, change the host name of the device or duplicate device.
2.
If duplicate setting is not confirmed, change the device host name.
3.
Follow the 2.5.2 Logging/Extraction Tools Operational Instructions to collect logs.

2.4.5 Network-Related Details Check Flow
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
SNTP timeout.
There is no response from the SNTP server within the specified time (60sec).
If the time on the machine is incorrect, manually set the time.
016-453 Dynamic DNS - IPv6 NG
1.
[Error Type]
2.
Info
Dynamic DNS - IPv6 Address Dynamic Update Failed
016-456 SNTP time asynchronous
[Error Type]
Failed to update of the IPv6 address and host name to the DNS server.
[Fault Content]
1.
Check that DNS server address is set properly in the device.
2.
Check with the customer's System Administrator whether the DNS server settings that allow
Dynamic DNS using IPv6 address have been made.
3.
Follow the instructions in 2.5.1 LOG to obtain the "info9 or xxx.tgz".

SNTP Time Asynchronous
A standard time synchronized source message and an asynchronous message was received from
the SNTP server.
If the time on the machine is incorrect, manually set the time.
2.5.1 Log collection/extraction tool function explanation
1.
016-454 DNS renewal failure of dynamic
2.
[Error Type]
Dynamic DNS - Dynamic Update Failed
Check a customer System Administrator that the NTP server is operating properly.
[Fault Content]

[Fault Content]
Check that SNTP server address is set properly in the device.
016-461 Under non-transmitted image log stagnation

[Error Type]
Information Fail
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Creation of a new job is being restricted because image logs yet to be transferred are piled up and
delayed.
When system data "Level of Ensuring Image Log Transfer" is set to "High" creation of a new job
becomes restricted because image logs yet to be transferred are piled up and delayed.
Check the image log management server status and the network status, and clear any cause that
may impede the transfer of image logs to the image log server.
Check the transfer settings and transfer all logs that are yet to be transferred.
Or, change the transfer guarantee level to Low. Note that setting the transfer guarantee level to
Low may cause the image logs to get deleted in sequence even before they are transferred.
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[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
An error has occurred during the writing of data to any of Cont/S2X/IISS/DADF/IOT/Fin/FaxCard
(During PJL method)
An error was detected when writing data to one of the ROMs in the machine
Not able to carry out normal operation because content of one of the ROMs is missing.
Perform download in DLD Mode, and follow the Error Code displayed by the machine to identify the
faulty ROM.
Replace the faulty ROM and perform VerUP operation on the DLD method again.
016-503 SMTP Server Fail for Redirector
[Error Type]
016-500 Write to Cont-ROM error detection (During DLD method)

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
An error has occurred during the process of writing data to the Cont-ROM. (During DLD method)
An error was detected when writing data to the Cont-ROM.
Retry job. If retry failed, replace the Controller-ROM and perform VerUP operation on the DLD
method again.
016-501 Write to S2X-ROM error detection (During DLD method)

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
An error has occurred during the process of writing data to the S2X-ROM. (During DLD method)
An error was detected when writing data to the S2X-ROM
Retry job. If retry failed, replace the S2X-ROM and perform VerUP operation on the DLD method
again.
016-502 Write to Cont/S2X/IISS/DADF/IOT/Fin/FaxCard error

detection (During PJL method)
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The problem with the SMTP Server name could not be resolved (though the machine tried to
connect to the server).
DNS Library Call Error
Specify the correct SMTP Server name or specify the IP address.
2.4.3 No output is available, no data is printed
016-504 POP Server Fail for Redirector

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The problem with the POP Server name could not be resolved (though the machine tried to connect
to the server)
DNS Library Call Error
Specify the correct POP Server name or specify the IP address.
016-505 POP Authentication Fail for Redirector
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
A log image transfer fails, making it impossible to continue an image transfer job.
[Fault Content]
A failure in POP authentication (after the machine connected to the server).
An image log transfer fails.
Incorrect POP Server authentication information was detected.
Check the state of the destination image log control server and that of the network, and clear any
factor preventing image logs from being transferred to the image log control server.
Specify the correct POP Server authentication information.
016-509 ImageLog No Send Rule01
[Error Type]
Job Fail

[Fault Content]
016-506 Image Log HDD Full
Because rules for log image transfer are not registered, a job cannot be continued.
[Error Type]
With the system data "Auto Transfer Setting" set to "Transfer by the job," transfer rules are not
registered, causing a job to be discontinued.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Because the log image storage area on the disk is full, a job cannot be continued.
Register rules for transfer from the destination image log control server to the device.
When the system data "Level of Ensuring Log image Creation" is set to "High" the log image storage
area on the disk becomes full (during processing any job other than copy/scan jobs).
016-510 ImageLog No Send Rule02

[Error Type]
Job Fail
Try to rerun the job.
[Fault Content]
If the situation is the same despite some re-attempts, delete unnecessary documents saved in the
device or change the level of ensuring creation (to Low). However, the level is set to Low, log image
creation cannot be ensured.
Rules for log image transfer are not registered.
Because transfer rules are not registered, a transfer fails.
016-507 ImageLog Send Fail01
[Error Type]
Register rules for transfer from the destination image log control server to the device.
Job Fail
016-511 ImageLog Invalid Send Rule01
[Fault Content]
A log image transfer fails, making it impossible to continue a target job which will consist of created
images.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
With the system data "Auto Transfer Setting" set to "Transfer by the job" a log image transfer fails,
making it impossible to continue a target job.
Rules for log image transfer are illegal, causing a job to be discontinued.
Check the state of the destination image log control server and that of the network, and clear any
factor preventing image logs from being transferred to the image log control server.
With the system data "Auto Transfer Setting" set to "Transfer by the job," illegal transfer rules cause
a job to be discontinued.
[Corrective Corrections]
016-508 ImageLog Send Fail02

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016-512 ImageLog Invalid Send Rule02
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Rules for log image transfer are illegal.
Illegal transfer rules cause a transfer failure.
Overwrite rules for transfer from the destination image log control server to the device.
016-513 SMTP server reception error

[Error Type]
jobS
[Fault Content]
An error occurred when the machine was receiving a response from MTP Server (after the machine
connected to the server)
1.
XPS Short of Memory
During XPS Bridge processing, a lack of memory was detected.
If print mode is set to [high resolution], change it to [standard]. If print mode is set to [standard], change it
to [high speed].
If memory is still insufficient, expand memory.
If memory is expanded to the maximum but the problem still occurs, print from XPS Viewer, using a driver
(ART-EX, PCL, etc.).
If the problem persists, go to the following and resolve it.
016-516 XPS PrintTicket description error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The server or the network is thought to have a heavy load.
XPS PrintTicket description error
Wait for a while and then rerun the job.
Time-out occurred.
Version 1.2
[Fault Content]
Time-out occurred.
PrintTicket included in a XPS document is based on [grammar not supported by this machine] or has
[print instuructions not supported by this machine].
The server or the network is thought to have a heavy load.
Wait for a while and then rerun the job.
Check whether the users way of using the application that sends a print job and the print instructions
have problems.
If the situation does not improve, contact the network administrator for advice.
016-514 XPS Error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
XPS Error
If they have no problems, ask not Fuji Xerox but a vendor that produces the application that sends a print
job about the operation of the application. If this does not resolve the problem, get a list of printer settings,
a job history report, and the print data with PrintTicket to send, and go to the following to resolve the
problem.
If the problem persists, contact the support division for instructions.
016-517 PS Booklet Illegal Color Mode Change
During XPS Bridge processing, Invalid Schema, Parameter Error, damage to XPS File, or an error
internal to XPS Decomposer occurred.
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Print from XPS Viewer, using a pinter driver (ART-EX, PCL, etc.).
PS documents to be printed into a booklet have black, white and color areas
If the problem persists, go to the following to resolve it.

While PS Decomp was interpreting a booklet job, a change to Process Color Model or the resolution/
binary/multi-valued parameter was detected.
Rewrite the PostScript file in the way that does not allow the page device, Process Color Model, to be
changed in the process.
016-515 XPS Short of Memory
Job Fail
If the problem persists, go to the following and resolve it.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
016-518 PS Booklet Conflict WM
[Fault Content]
Smart Card Connection Error
[Error Type]
Job Fail
After a personal signature scan job has started up, the Smart Card was removed or the Card
Reader was detached, which causes the personal signature to fail.
[Fault Content]
Simultaneous Specification of PS Booklet and Watermark
Insert the Smart Card into the Reader and check the PIN again before performing the personal
signature scan.
PS Booklet and Watermarks were specified at the same time.
If the Card Reader was detached, reconnect it again and restart the device.
PS Booklet and Watermark/UUID cannot be specified at the same time. Cancel either one.
If the problem still persists, obtain the info9 or xxx.tgz log and network log immediately after the
problem has occurred and contact the support department for instructions.

016-519 Device DV - Reached Limit
016-522 LDAP SSL error 112
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
Number of Printable Sides Limit Full
LDAP-SSL authentication error 112 has occurred (the client certificate cannot be obtained)
A number of printable sides is set in the device and the number of printed sides as the job is running
has reached that number.
SSL authentication error of the LDAP Server.

The SSL client certificate cannot be obtained.
Contact the System Administrator to request for a change in the limit of the printable sides.
Install the SSL client certificate into the device as the LDAP Server will request for it.
016-520 MRC HW Job Error
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
High Compression H/W Job Error
LDAP-SSL authentication error 113 has occurred (the server certificate data is incorrect)
An error has occurred during the usage of High Compression Board.
Repeat the operation or change the output file format/color mode.
The Server certificate data is incorrect
If the problem persists, perform the following procedure to correct it.
The device cannot trust the SSL certificate of the LDAP Server.

If the cause of error is not clear, perform the following and check whether the status improved.
Replace the Memory Modules on the Main PWBA
Replace the Main PWBA.
Register the root certificate of the LDAP Server SSL certificate in the device.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
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[Fault Content]
LDAP-SSL authentication error 114 has occurred (the server certificate is close to expiring)
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[Fault Content]
LDAP-SSL authentication error 117 has occurred (SSL authentication internal error)
The Server certificate is close to expiring
SLL authentication internal error has occurred.
Change the LADP Server SSL certificate to one that is valid.
Although this error can also be avoided by setting "SSL Communication During Authentication" of
"LDAP Server/Directory Service Settings" to "Disabled" at the device, keep in mind that it would also
no longer guarantee the legitimacy of the connected LDAP Server.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LDAP-SSL authentication error 115 has occurred (the server certificate has expired)
The Server certificate has expired
Change the LADP Server SSL certificate to one that is valid.
Although this error can also be avoided by setting "SSL Server Authentication" to "OFF" at the
device, keep in mind that it would also no longer guarantee the legitimacy of the connected LDAP
Server.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LDAP-SSL authentication error 116 has occurred (the Server Name and the certificate does not
match)
The Server Name and the certificate do not match.
Ensure that the address of the LDAP Server set in the device matches the address of the LDAP
Server defined in the SSL certificate.
Although this error can also be avoided by setting "SSL Server Authentication" to "OFF" at the
device, keep in mind that it would also no longer guarantee the legitimacy of the connected LDAP
Server.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
An internal error has occurred in the program.
016-528 SmartCard Not Auth

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Smart Card Personal Authentication Error
After a personal signature scan job has started up, the Smart Card PIN check status was cleared,
which causes the personal signature to fail.
Check the PIN and again perform the personal signature scan.
If the problem persists, obtain the info9 or xxx.tgz log and network log immediately after the problem
has occurred and contact the support department for instructions.
016-529 Remote Download server timeout

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Remote Download Server Timeout
There was no response within the specified time (45 sec) when connecting to the Remote Download
server.
Check the network connection. Check that the Remote Download server is properly configured and
operating on the network.
016-533 Kerberos Attestation protocol error 37

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Kerberos Attestation protocol error (37)
A Kerberos Server Attestation protocol error has occurred. (37)
The clock difference between the device and the Kerberos server has exceeded the clock skew limit
of the Kerberos server. Check that the clocks of the device and Kerberos server are set correctly.
Check the connection to the DNS.

Or, check whether the Remote Download server name has been registered in the DNS.
At the same time, check that the daylight saving time and time zone settings for the device and the
Kerberos server are the same.
016-537 Remote Download server connection error
has occurred and contact the Support G for instructions.
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
016-534 Kerberos Attestation protocol error 41,42
Remote Download Server Connection Error
[Error Type]
The port of the connection destination Remote Download server is not open.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Check the network connection setting (port) of the Remote Download server.
Kerberos Attestation protocol error (41, 42)
016-538 Remote Download file write error
A Kerberos Server Attestation protocol error has occurred. (41, 42)
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Although the Kerberos Server exists in a realm that is set in the device, the address of the Kerberos
Server that was set cannot be connected to.
Check that the realm name and Server address in the Kerberos Settings of the device are set
correctly.
[Fault Content]
Remote Download File Write to HDD Error
The FW update file that was obtained from the Remote Download server cannot be saved properly
into the HDD.
When connected to a Microsoft Windows 2000/2003 Server, use all upper case for the realm name.
016-535 Remote Download file access error
[Error Type]
Check the HDD for free space and delete unnecessary files. Or, replace the HDD.
Job Fail
016-539 Kerberos Attestation protocol error other
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
There are no FW update files in the Remote Download server.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The specified FW update file (Download image file) is not found in the Remote Download server.
Kerberos Attestation protocol error (others)
Check the Remote Download server for the FW update file.
A Kerberos Server Attestation protocol error has occurred. (Others)
016-536 Host name solution error in Remote Download
[Error Type]
An internal error has occurred in the program.
Job Fail
016-543 Attestation Agent error 543
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
Remote Download Server Name Resolution Error
Job Fail
Failed to resolve the hostname (server name) during the DNS access before connecting to the
Remote Download server. DNS library call error.
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The specified realm/domain has disappeared from the ApeosWare Authentication Agent (the
domain was manually deleted at the ApeosWare Authentication Agent after obtaining the realm
name list from the device)
Update the realm list, using the Update Realm button on the device, or add the domain to the
ApeosWare Authentication Agent.
To update the device realm information, perform the following: Press the [Authentication Agent]
button on the Authentication window of the device. The Authentication Agent window appears.
Press the [Update] button on the window.
If the problem persists, refer to 2.5.1 LOG immediately after the problem has occurred, obtain the
info9 or xxx.tgz log and the network log and contact Support G for instructions.
Version 1.2

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Attestation Agent error (UNREGISTERED_DEVICE)
The information of the machine that is performing the authentication operation is not in the database
(GetUserInformation method only).
[Error Type]
The device is not registered in the ApeosWare Authentication Agent.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Attestation Agent error (CLOCKSKEW_ERR)
A Clock skew error has occurred in attestation.
The time of ApeosWare Authentication Agent and ActiveDirectory is out of sync with the upper limit
of the Kerberos ClockSkew set in the ActiveDirectory.
Match the time of the PC where the ApeosWare Authentication agent is installed in with the time of
the PC where the ActiveDirectory is.
Furthermore, if the Windows Time Service in the PC where the ApeosWare Authentication Agent is
installed is stopped, start it up.
Refer to the ApeosWare Authentication agent User Guide for solutions.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Attestation Agent error (ACCESS_DENIED)
Register the device in the ApeosWare Authentication Agent. Refer to the "ApeosWare
Authentication Agent User Guide" for solutions.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Attestation Agent error (VERSION_MISMATCH)
The version information written in the SOAP Header cannot be understood. The ApeosWare
Authentication Agent does not support the version of the device interface.
The version of the ApeosWare Authentication Agent needs to be upgraded.
Check that the machine is a product that is supported by the upgraded version of the ApeosWare
Authentication Agent.
A general user has attempted to obtain other user's user information (GetUserInformation method
only).
[Error Type]
The User Name included in the WWW-Authorization of the http header is different from the
<UserID> included in the request message of the GetUserInformation method.
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
Attestation Agent error (CONFIGRATION_ERROR)
The existence check for the specified user in the event of an authentication error has failed.
The domain user reference login name or the reference password of the ApeosWare Authentication
Agent domain is incorrect.
[Error Type]
Set the domain user reference login name or the reference password of the ApeosWare
Authentication Agent domain to the correct items.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Attestation Agent error (INTERNAL_ERROR)
Other error has occurred in attestation.
An internal error has occurred in the ApeosWare Authentication Agent.
Check the ApeosWare Authentication Agent.
[Error Type]
Refer to the ApeosWare Authentication Agent User Guide for solutions.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Attestation Agent error (SERVICE_ISNOT_WORKING)
Timed out when connecting to the authentication server.
[Error Type]
The ApeosWare Authentication Agent cannot connect to the database or the Active Directory.
Job Fail
Check that the ApeosWare Authentication Agent can connect to the database or the Active
Directory.
[Fault Content]
Attestation Agent error (MISC_ERR)
The machine has received an unknown error from the ApeosWare Authentication Agent.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
016-559 Remote Download parameter error
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
Attestation Agent error (SERVICE_IS_PROCESSING)
Job Fail
Timeout during database processing.
[Fault Content]
Error has occurred in the database that the ApeosWare Authentication Agent is connected to due to
overloading.
Remote Download Parameter Error
When performing the Remote Download, an invalid value is set in the required system data.
Wait for a while before authenticating again as the service is overloaded.
If that did not solve the problem, check the ApeosWare Authentication Agent.
Check that all system data that must be set to perform the Remote Download have been properly
set.

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Example: Check the server settings corresponding to the IP mode, etc.
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[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Attestation Agent communication error
Remote Download Server Authentication Error
A communication error has occurred between the ApeosWare Authentication Agent and the
machine.
Version 1.2
When accessing the Remote Download server, an authentication error notification was issued from
the server.
1.
Check that the network cable is connected and check the settings of the Authentication Agent
function.
Check that the correct user name and password was specified when accessing the Remote
Download server.
2.
If DNS address of the Server is set as the Server name/IP address of the ApeosWare Authentication
Agent in the printer function settings list, check that DNS is enabled.
016-562 ADetected user duplication, in a cert agent

[Error Type]
Job Fail
016-565 Backup Restore Error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Authentication Agent error * Duplicate IDs were detected at ICCG external authentication
[Fault Content]
Backup/Restore Error
Two or more entries with the same IC card information were found in the temporary user DB of
Active Directory or Authentication Agent.
Make corrections so that the temporary user entries of the Active Directory or Authentication Agent
do not have the same IC card information.
When performing backup, there is no backup storage destination.
When performing restore or deletion of backup files, there are no backup files.
For USB backup, check that the USB Memory is properly installed. If the problem persists, use a PC
to check the USB memory for a "backup" directory. If it is not there, create it.
When performing restore or deletion of backup files from the USB backup file, check that the USB
Memory is properly installed.
016-563 ImageLog Memory Full (Exp. Kit)
016-566 Backup Restore Condition Error
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Impossible to continue with the Job because the Image Extension Kit has insufficient memory
When the system data "Log/Image Creation Guarantee Level" is set to "High", the Image Extension
Kit has insufficient memory.
NVM Backup/Restore condition error
During backup, the FW download file that has the same version as the machine cannot be found.
During restore, the machine configuration during backup and restore does not match. Therefore, the
restore cannot be performed.
Set the image quality to "Normal".
At an attempt to restore a specific backed-up file, a backed-up file for another device or a wrong
backed-up file has been selected.
016-564 Remote Download Server Authentication Failed
During backup, save the FW download file into the "dwld" directory in the USB memory, plug it into
the machine, and then perform the backup.
During restore, use the same IOT and IIT ROM versions as those during backup. When performing
restore using a USB backup file, also use the same HDD configuration.
If there is no HDD, use the same ESS ROM versions as well. If the same configuration cannot be
attained, delete the backup file from the panel.
If the problem occurred at an attempt to restore a backed-up file from an external place, check that
the ESS/IIT/IOT/FAX ROM version is still the same as the version used when the backed-up file
was created. Furthermore, check the device is the same as the one that generated the backed-up
file.
16-567 Backup Capacity Full
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Attestation Agent errors other than listed previously
Errors related to the functions of the Authentication Agent other than listed previously.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
016-570 Job ticket out of memory
NVM data to back up is over the capacity of the destination to save it.
The backup destination has insufficient capacity.
The memory is not enough for data-to-back-up to be encrypted.
[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
XPIF memory is short.
Before performing the HDD backup, delete existing backup files through the panel to increase the
capacity.
Before performing USB backup, delete the backup files in the USB memory through the panel, or
use a PC to delete unnecessary files in the USB memory to increase the capacity.
016-571 Job ticket wrong param
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
job
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
NVM data could not be backed up or restored for some reason.
XPIF parameter mismatch.
An HDD access error has occurred.
A USB Memory access error has occurred.
The backup file was corrupted during restore.
An unexpected error has occurred.
XPIF Parser detects 'out of memory' while interpreting job ticket.
Increase memory size for job ticket on UI Panel, restart MC, and then run the job.
016-568 Backup Restore Failed
Decomposer detects job ticket has instructed Device to do what is inconsistent with device spec.
Check for a mismatch between parameters specified by job ticket, correct the parameters and then
resend the job.
016-572 Job ticket media error
Format the HDD before performing HDD backup.
Before performing restore using the HDD backup file, delete backup files through the panel. If the
problem persists, format the HDD.
[Error Type]
For USB backup, check that the USB Memory is properly installed. If the problem persists, use a PC
to format the USB Memory.
[Fault Content]
When performing restore using USB backup files, check that the USB Memory is properly installed.
If the problem persists, use the panel or a PC to delete the backup files.
If the problem still persists, use a PC to format the USB Memory.
job
XPIF media conversion error.
Decomposer detects paper whose properties are specified by job ticket cannot be recognized as
paper (size/type/color) supported by device.

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Check that the device that receives data can print it onto paper whose properties (size/type/weight/
color/punched) are specified by job ticket.
016-573 Job ticket parse error

[Error Type]
016-576 Server connection error in FTP

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
job
[Fault Content]
Problem with connection to server during FTP scan
XPIF Interpret error.
XPIF Parser has received and processed job ticket that has syntax impossible to interpret.
Ensure the following: software is properly installed on client that generates job ticket; operational
requirements are met; and software version matches device version.
016-574 Host name solution error in FTP

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Unable to resolve hostname during FTP scan
Failed to resolve the hostname (server name) during the DNS access before connecting to the FTP
Server. DNS library call error.
Check the connection to the DNS.
Or, check whether the destination server name has been registered in the DNS.
Failed to connect to the FTP server.
1.
Check that network communication between the transfer destination FTP server and this machine is
available. For example, check the following:
Check that the Server IP address is correct.
Check the connection of network cables.
016-577 Problem in FTP service

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Problem with the FTP service
Failed to connect to the FTP service of the destination server.
Take any one of the following actions:
Check that the FTP service of the Server is operating.
Check that the FTP port number of the Server matches the FTP port number that is set on the
machine.
016-575 DNS server un-sets up in FTP

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The DNS server was not set during FTP scan
Before connecting to the FTP server, the DNS server was detected to be not set. DNS library call
error.
1.
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Or, set the destination server address using IP address.
016-578 Login name or a password error in FTP

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
FTP scan login name or password error
The USER./PASS command in this machine has failed after connecting to the FTP Server. There
are problems with the login name or password.
1.
Check that the login name (user name) and password are correct.
016-582 File creation failure in FTP
[Error Type]
016-579 Scanning picture preservation place error in FTP
Job Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
Failed to create an FTP scan file
[Fault Content]
Problem with scanned image storage destination of FTP Scan
When creating a file in the server after connecting to the FTP server, the file creation has failed.
When moving the image storage destination after connecting to the FTP server, failed to move to
the RepositoryPath. There are problems with the scanned image data storage destination.
1.
Check that the specified name is a file name that can be created in the storage destination
2.
Check that the storage destination has enough free space.
1.
Check that the scanned image storage destination on the FTP scan server is correct.
016-580 File name acquisition failure from FTP server
016-583 Lock folder creation failure in FTP
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
Unable to obtain file name/folder name on the FTP scan server
Failed to create an FTP scan lock folder
The NLST command has failed when obtaining the file/folder name on the server after connecting to
the FTP server.
When creating a lock folder in the server after connecting to the FTP server, the lock folder creation
has failed.
1.
Check the access right to the FTP scan server.
1.
2.
Check that the specified name is a folder name that can be created in the storage destination.
3.
Check whether a folder with the same name as the specified name already exists.
4.
016-581 File name suffix limit over in FTP

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The FTP scan file name/folder name suffix has exceeded the limit
016-584 Folder creation failure in FTP
[Error Type]
When determining the file/folder name in the server after connecting to the FTP server, the file
name/folder name suffix exceeded the limit.
1.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Failed to create an FTP scan folder
Change the file name/destination folder. Else, move or delete the files in the destination folder.
Version 1.2
When a lock directory (*.LCK) remained in the transfer destination, delete it manually and retry the
job.
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When creating a folder in the server after connecting to the FTP server, the folder creation has
failed.
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[Fault Content]
Failed to delete an FTP scan folder
When deleting a folder in the server after connecting to the FTP server, the deletion has failed.
1.
Check that the specified name is a folder name that can be created in the storage destination.
2.
1.
3.

016-585 File delete failure in FTP

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Failed to delete an FTP scan file
When deleting a file in the server after connecting to the FTP server, the deletion has failed.
1.
Check the access right to the server.

016-586 Lock folder delete failure in FTP

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Failed to delete an FTP scan lock folder
When deleting a lock folder in the server after connecting to the FTP server, the deletion has failed.

016-588 Data write-in failure to FTP server

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Failed to write data into the FTP scan server
Failed to write data into the server after connecting to the FTP server.
1.

016-589 Data read failure from FTP server

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Failed to read data from the FTP scan server
Failed to read data from the FTP server after connecting to the FTP server during scanner (Save to
PC) FTP transfer.
1.
Check whether there is access right to the FTP server and grant the proper rights.
2.
job.
016-587 Folder delete failure in FTP

[Error Type]
Job Fail
016-590 Data reading failure from FTP server

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
"Prohibit Overwrite" is selected for FTP scan "File Name Conflict"
Unable to save a file after connecting to the FTP server during scanner (Save to PC) FTP transfer
because "File Name Conflict" is set to "Cancel Job".

Set "File Name Conflict" to other than "Cancel Job".

016-594 TYPE command failure in FTP

[Error Type]
Job Fail
016-591 FTP scan filing policy injustice
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
The TYPE command has failed during FTP scan (Network error)
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The TYPE command has failed after connecting to the FTP server. (Network error)
Incorrect FTP scan filing policy (when additional items are selected)
Incorrect filing policy (when additional items are selected) was detected after connecting with the
FTP server.
1.
When "Add" is selected for "File Name Conflict", check that the file format is not set to Multi-page.
016-595 PORT command failure in FTP
016-592 NEXTNAME.DAT file access error in FTP
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
The PORT command has failed during FTP scan (Network error)
NEXTNAME.DAT file access error during FTP scan
The PORT command has failed after connecting to the FTP server. (Network error)
An error has occurred when accessing the NEXTNAME.DAT file after connecting to the FTP server
during scanner (Save to PC) FTP transfer.
1.
When "Add" is selected for "File Name Conflict", check that the NEXTNAME.DAT file is correct.
016-593 Internal error in FTP Scan

[Error Type]
016-596 CDUP command failure in FTP

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The CDUP command has failed during FTP scan (Network error)
An internal error has occurred during FTP scan
The CDUP command has failed after connecting to the FTP server. (Network error)
A Redirector internal error has occurred after connecting to the FTP server.
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Perform the following:
1.
Reduce a send parameter of resolution (image-to-send quality) and resend the job.
016-597 Same name file exists in FTP servcer
2.
Reduce a send parameter of magnification and resend the job. (A3 to A4, etc.)
[Error Type]
3.
Change ""max message size"" to a larger value. (10MB recommended as default)
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The process was cancelled since a file (folder) with the same name exists during FTP scan
(CreditMutuel specifications)
The process was cancelled because a file/folder with the same name was detected after connecting
to the FTP server. (CreditMutuel specifications)
Perform the same operation again without multiple machines accessing the same folder in the same
server.
016-598 Email message size over

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
Email message size is over spec.
In paginating, mail data size per page exceeds system data "max message size".
1.
2.
3.
Change ""max message size"" to a larger value. (10MB recommended as default)
If the problem still persists, obtain logs (pfshowinfo8 log and network log) just after the occurrence of
it and contact the Support division for instructions.
016-599 Email message size over

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
Email message size is over spec.
In paginating, mail data size per page exceeds system data "max message size".
016-600 KO Authentication Locked

[Error Type]
History
[Fault Content]
Logged by incorrect KO authentication detection (Detects NG in continuous KO authentication).
The no. of continuous KO authentication errors reached the setting value of the System Data "KO
Authentication Continuous Error Maximum Count (NVM:700-563)".
Only record the data to the history.
016-601 Illegal Access Detection

[Error Type]
History
[Fault Content]
Illegal trespassing detected (Identification/authentication error due to KO/CO User ID NG Or
Password NG).
The no. of authentication errors (CO/KO inclusive) within the specified time reached the setting
value of the System Data "Authentication Error Maximum Count (NVM:700-564)".
016-700 Password is under minimum figures

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The number of digits used for the password for security and authentication prints is less than the
minimum.
The number of password digits for the job received is less than the minimum.
*Enable setting the minimum number of password digits for a security print and an authentication
print in order not to store any job for which a less-than-minimum number of password digits are
entered.
[Error Type]
Use a minimum or larger number of password digits for the job to print out.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Seeing the following, collect a info9 or xxx.tgz log and a network log, and contact the support
division for instructions.
2.5.1 Logging/Extraction Tools Functional Instructions
In receiving E-Mail/Fax/Internet FAX, an invalid (not setup) mailbox no. is selected.
016-701 Out of ART EX Memory
Even if there are no options such as Internet FAX and Scan To E-Mail, this fault occurs in normal
Fax receiving and sending.
[Error Type]
Here is detailed description.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Insufficient PLW Decomposer Memory
1.
In Fax/Internet FAX sending, a malibox is to be used in the machine for Fax communications,
but the mailbox could not be set up.
2.
In receiving Email/Fax/Internet FAX no mailbox or an invalid mailbox is detected, and a job is

over.
An insufficient memory was detected while using the ART EX.
1.
Perform the following procedures in sequence:
2.
Check whether a selected mailbox is set up. If not, set it up.

Ask the sender to send E-Mail/Fax/Internet FAX to a valid mailbox.
1.
Increase the allocated memory of the ART EX. (In some cases, actual memory must be
increased)
2.
Change the print mode. (Example: High Quality mode Normal mode)
3.
Lower the resolution.
If this does not resolve the problem, it then indicates that the HDD can be defect. Perform the
following in order.
4.
Set [Page Print mode] to [Enabled].
5.
Execute [Image Compression] in the [Graphics] tab of the printer driver.
If this does not resolve the problem, perform the following.

3.

016-702 Out of Page Buffer
016-704 Mailbox is Full

[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
The system detected that a mailbox was full (it exceeded the maximum no. of documents per box)
and aborted a job.
Not able to compress any page due to insufficient Print Page Buffer
Not a single page could be compressed.

Insufficient Print Page Buffer was detected.
Replace the FMO (the IF Board for Fax).
FULL status was detected at HD access and a job was aborted.
Delete unnecessary documents and then repeat the operation.
1.
Set [Print Mode] to [High Speed] and reduce the print resolution before retrying the operation.
2.
Increase the memory to increase the page buffer.
3.
Retry the operation in [Print Page Mode]. (PLW Decomposer (=ART-EX) only)
For [Print Page Mode], refer to the printer driver online help.

016-703 Email To Invalid Box

Version 1.2
016-705 Secure Print Fail

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Unable to perform Secure Print/Mailbox Print/Pay for Print Storing from the Printer Driver.
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Unable to store scanned documents into a Mailbox.
2.
Although the machine was set to store scanned documents into a Mailbox, the Scanner Kit or E-mail
Kit option was not installed.
Sample Print Unavailable

(Does not satisfy the conditions for Sample Print due to HD not installed/HD error etc.)
The Printer Driver for this machine was not used.
Storage cannot be done without a HDD.
# Not for HDD standard machines but for machines with options #
3.
A Secure Print, Mailbox Print, Auditron Print, or Private Print job was received without the Functional
Expansion Kit installed.
Registration for Sample Print failed.
Remove the conditions that disable Sample Print.
Check whether the HDD is installed.
For 1, press the <All Services> button and check whether [Scanner (Scan to Mailbox)] is displayed.
If it is displayed, check whether scanned documents can be stored into a Mailbox. If documents
cannot be stored into the Mailbox, install the Scanner Kit or E-mail Kit option.
If the problem has occurred at installation, check whether the operations for Sample Print are
correct. If the problem persists, perform the following procedure to repair it.
For 2, use the Printer Driver for this machine.
# Not for HDD standard machines but for machines with options #
For 3, check whether the Functional Expansion Kit is installed in this machine. When the Functional
Expansion Kit is not installed:
If the function is not used, set [Hard Disk] in the [Options] tab to [Not Available] at the Printer
Driver.
To use the function, install the Functional Expansion Kit.
016-708 HD Full by Annotation/Watermark image

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Full During Annotation/Analog Watermark Image Storage
When the Functional Expansion Kit is installed:

Set [Hard Disk] in the [Options] tab to [Available] at the Printer Driver.
1.
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When an Annotation/Watermark image was to be stored in the HDD, Full status was detected and
the job was aborted.
Check whether the options required for mailbox storage are installed.
Required options: up to DMP5 - Scanner Kit; DMP6 or later - Scanner Kit or E-mail Kit.
1.
OF-10 HDD Job Fail
2.
Reduce the no. of document pages. In Mixed Size mode, only a single size is available.
016-706 Max. User Number Exceeded
3.
For printing Stored Document, delete unnecessary documents from the HDD and repeat the
operation.
[Error Type]
4.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The system detected that a job exceeded the maximum no. of users for Secure and Sample Prints
and aborted the job.
FULL status was detected at HD access and a job was aborted.
Delete unnecessary documents/users and print again.
016-707 Sample Print Fail

[Error Type]
Job Fail
Cancel Annotation/Watermark and repeat the operation.
Expand the capacity of the HDD partition of the relevant service.

If the problem persists, perform the following procedures in sequence to repair it.
016-709 ART EX Command Error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
PLW Command Error
Error Detected By PLW Decomposer
An ART EX command error occurred during PLW processing.
Syntax error, undefined command
Parameter error
Decomposer internal error, etc.
NOTE:
The same system data is also referenced in case of Scan to E-mail. It is detected during image
storage in 016-985.
This error occurs when some parts of the created print file are missing or abnormal. In parallel
connection, check it according to the procedures given below.
1.
Set [Parallel Bi-Directional Communication] to [OFF] in the printer driver.
2.
Set a longer time for [Auto Output Time] by selecting [Port Settings]>[Parallel] in CWIS.
1.
Reduce the resolution level, which is a transmission parameter, and resend the job.
3.
Replace the parallel cable.
2.
4.
If a long parallel cable is used, use a short cable (genuine) and try printing again.
Reduce the magnification ratio, which is a transmission parameter, and resend the job. (e.g. A3 to
A4)
3.
Through the System Settings window on the UI panel, change [Data Size Upper Limit]. (Default
2MB recommended)
5.
Change the BIOS settings in the PC. (Change the current parallel port settings to others.)
6.
Change the power supply outlet (socket).
In network connection, connect the PC with the printer for checking.
016-712 Under PANTHER Capacity (I-Formtter)
[Error Type]
Job Fail
016-710 Delayed Print Fail
[Fault Content]
Capability of Panther Deteriorated
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Capability of Panther in Scan service was deteriorated (I-Formatter).
[Fault Content]
Delayed Print Fail
Increase the resolution or enlarge the scan area.
Process conditions for Delay Print were not met.
Check whether the HDD is installed.
016-713 Security Box Password Error
1.
(If HDD is installed or HDD is full, free up the HDD capacity.)
[Error Type]
2.
If Secure Print/Proof Print or Knowledge Storage Print is specified, disable them.
3.
Reduce the Delay Print jobs waiting to 100 jobs or less.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
If the problem has occurred at installation, check whether the operations are correct.
Password check error was detected during data storage in a Mailbox.
Though the Mailbox specified for the job exists, the password set in the specified Mailbox and the
password specified for the job do not match.
016-711 Email transmission size limit over
[Error Type]
Set a correct password and try again.
Job Fail

[Fault Content]
016-714 Security Box is not Enable
The size of data to send exceeds the system data value (before connection to the server).
[Error Type]
During Internet FAX or sending mail designated for forwarding, the send module (Redirector)
attempted to send data exceeding the System Data [Upper Limit of Data Size for Scan to E-mail] to
the internet.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Box not opened error was detected during data storage in a Mailbox.
The mailbox specified for the job does not exist.
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Open the appropriate mailbox and try again.
Split any Internet FAX documents that would exceed 2GB in document storage size into several
jobs and control the usage amount of memory, HDD, etc.
If there is a large amount of Scanner/Internet FAX documents being processed, please wait until the
other scanner/Internet FAX jobs are completed before performing your Scanner/Internet FAX job.
Do not perform over 200 jobs in between the end of the job that you want to output the report for
until the actual report output operation.

016-715 ESCP Form Invalid Password

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Unable to access ESCP Form because ESCP Form password did not match
Incorrect password was input when attempting to use ESCP form. Job is aborted.
Input the correct password to use ESCP Form.
016-716 TIFF Data Overflow

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The files to be spooled in the TIFF exceeded the disk capacity.
The system detected that the files to be spooled in TIFF exceeded the disk capacity.
Install the HDD or increase the capacity of the HDD.
016-717 Fax/Internet FAX Send Result Not Found

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The Fax/Internet FAX Send Result Information is not saved in the Cont
Failed attempt to create "Unsent Report" or "Monitor Report" because the "Send Result Data" that is
required to create the report is not stored in the memory/HDD of the device.
HDD Full due to an Internet FAX document send with size exceeding the partition C size (2GB
or 4GB), resulting in the "Internet FAX Send Result Data" being unable to be stored.
Over 200 jobs were executed since the last selected Output Report job, resulting in the
"Internet FAX Send Result Data" being overwritten.
Version 1.2

016-718 Out of PCL6 Memory

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Insufficient PCL6 Decomposer Memory
Insufficient memory was detected while using PCL6.
As the PLW memory is fixed, decreasing the resolution may reduce the PLW memory. (Only when
PLW is enabled)
016-719 Out of PCL Memory

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Insufficient PLW Decomposer Memory
An insufficient memory was detected while using the PCL.
Increase the PCL memory size. Increasing the memory for the whole system will increase the
memory to be allocated to the Decomposer in some measure.
UI settings or other ways cannot explicitly increase the PCL memory.
Therefore, if a job is aborted due to insufficient memory when the memory has been increased to
the maximum capacity, change the printer driver settings to see if printing becomes available.
016-720 PCL Command Error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
PCL Command Error
Error Detected By PCL Decomposer
[Error Type]
Job Fail
A PCL command error occurred during PCL processing.
[Fault Content]
The job is canceled due to impossible Punch position, paper size, etc
Cancel the job and execute the command again.
Punch position that is not supported by this machine or the paper size that is not supported by the
Finisher was specified.
016-721 Other Error
Set the Punch reference point, paper size, etc. of the Print Data that is sent to the printing section to
be the ones that can be processed by the machine.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Furthermore, check the system at the client side.
[Fault Content]
An unexpected error occurred during printing at the PLW decomposer.
016-724 Complex Position Error of Staple and Punch
An unexpected error occurred during printing.
Paper types cannot be determined because all the settings for [Custom Paper Priority] are set
to [Disabled] in CWIS, etc.
This ia an error that is not related to ART system commands/forms.
ESCP command error.
Incorrect control code from the input stream, etc.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Job Canceled Due To Invalid Combination of Staple and Punch Positions
Invalid conditions that disable Staple and Punch have been set when both Staple and Punch were
specified using CWIS or Box Job Flow (instruction manual) for printing from Mailbox and invalid
binding positions such as Left Double Staple and Right Punch were set.
Make settings for [Custom Paper Priority] in CWIS, etc.

Change settings so that the same blinding position (same side of output paper) is specified.
016-722 Job cancel by staple position NG
[Error Type]
Job Fail
016-725 B-Formatter Library Image Conversion Error
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
The job is cancelled because the staple position or paper size is not available.
Job Fail
Staple position that is not supported by this machine or a paper size that is not supported by the
Finisher was specified.
Set the Staple reference point, paper size, etc. of the Print Data that is sent to the printing section to
be the ones that can be processed by the machine.
[Fault Content]
An error has occurred in the B-Formatter during the image conversion of scanned document to Fax
sending document
An error has occurred where the Mailbox document cannot be converted to Facsimile Data when
Job Flow function of the machine is used to send the scanned documents stored in the Mailbox to
the Facsimile Device.
Furthermore, check the system at the client side.

Do not use the Job Flow function.
016-723 Job cancel by punch position NG
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On the Facsimile selection screen of the machine, specify to directly scan the document and send it
to the Facsimile recipient.
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016-726 PDL Auto Switch Fail

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Version 1.2
[Incorrect TIFF file]
The data contains a Tag that is not set in the Image File Expansion Library.
Explain to the customer that the TIFF file is not supported. If further checking is required, contact
Support G for checking.
[Auto Judge Error]
016-729 TIFF Data Size too Big
Auto SW judgement has failed.
[Error Type]
Print language auto judgement has failed. This does not occur in PCL5/ESCP machines.
In parallel connection, check it according to the procedures given below.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The files to be spooled in the TIFF exceeded the disk capacity.
1.
Set a longer time for [Auto Output Time] by selecting [Port Settings]>[Parallel] in CWIS.
2.
Replace the parallel cable.
The specified settings exceed the upper limit of the valid no. of colors and pixels.
3.
If a long parallel cable is used, use a short cable (genuine) and try printing again.
4.
Change the print language from [Auto] to [ARTEX] or [PS] fixed by selecting [Emulation
Settings]>[Print Mode] in CWIS.
If not in parallel connection, check Step 4 above.

016-727 0-page document is unstorable in a MailBox.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The 0 page condition is detected in the Print job Mailbox storage.
The P-Formatter attempted to store a 0 page document into the Mailbox, but the job is canceled
because 0 page documents cannot be stored.
Do not allow the Print Result that is to be stored in the Mailbox to be 0 page.
If Paper Saving is "ON", turn it "OFF" and print again. Check that the printed document is not a blank
paper, and input some text if it is blank.
016-728 Unsupported TIFF Data

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Unsupported TIFF Data
Correct the valid range.
016-730 Unsupported ART Command

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
ART Command Error
[ART Command Error]
A command not supported by the ART was detected.
016-731 Invalid TIFF Data

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Invalid TIFF Data
The TIFF data is broken or discontinued halfway.
Send data again.
1.
016-732 Form not registerd
2.
Set [Receive via SMTP] for E-mail receive setting on the sending device.
Remove the restriction on receiving E-mails from a self-domain in the receivable domain list if any.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Form Overlay Error]
016-735 Updating Job Templete
Data itself is not printed when the form specified is not registered in emulation.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
The decomposer detected that the form specified is not registered.
[Fault Content]
Error During Updating Job Template
Send the form data again.
[Updating Job Template]
The system attempted to output the Job Template List while the Job Template was being updated.
016-733 Destination address resolution error
[Error Type]
Perform the operation again after the Job Template update completes.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
A failure to resolve a P2P address problem (before connection to the server)
016-736 Remote directory lock error
1.
When E-mails are sent using Peer-to-peer communication, an IP address could not be obtained
from the text on the right side of @ in the destination E-mail address.
[Error Type]
2.
When E-mails are sent using Peer-to-peer communication, DNS cannot be resolved with the text on
the right side of @ in the destination E-mail address as FQDN.
[Fault Content]
1.
Check if the destination address has been entered properly.
2.
Set a correct DNS server address.

Job Fail
Repository Lock Error
Creation of Lock directories has failed.
1.
Delete any existing lock directories (*.LCK) in the transfer destination manually and then execute
the job again.
2.
Make correct settings for the permissions to the transfer destination directories.
3.
Secure a disk capacity if the HDD for the transfer destination directory is full.
016-734 Simple transmittion report invocation error
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
016-737 Remote lock directory remove error

[Error Type]
Simple Destination Result Report Output Error
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
1) Simple Destination Result report output has failed.
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Failed to delete the Lock directory. Power was turned OFF in the middle of FTP transfer because
the CDI cable was disconnected or the Reset SW of DFE was pushed
Delete any existing lock directories (*.LCK) in the transfer destination manually and then execute
the job again.
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016-741 Download Mode NGJob Fail

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Not able to change into Download Mode

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016-738 PS Booklet Illegal OutPut Size
Unable to transit to Download Mode because download prohibition was detected due to
SysData:700-420 = 1, or because a job exists.
[Error Type]
The machine did not transit to Download Mode because it detected "User Operation in Progress".
(The machine remains in the "User Operation in Progress" state for 1 minute after panel operation
was completed)
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Invalid Paper Size for PS Booklet Print
The specified paper size is invalid.
Cancel the Download Prohibited mode and check that the jobs have completed before retrying the
operation. Check that the "Communicating" LED is OFF.
After completing a panel operation, wait for 1 minute or longer before starting the download
operation.
Specify the paper size that allows booklet printing.
Cancel the Download Prohibited mode (set SysData:700-420 to 0) before retrying the operation.
016-739 PS Booklet Document Output Missmatch

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
PS Booklet Document/Output Paper Mismatch
The combination of the specified document/paper sizes is incorrect.
Specify the combination of the document/paper sizes that allows booklet printing.
016-740 PS Booklet OutPut Tray Missmatch

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Invalid Output Tray for PS Booklet Print
The specified tray is invalid.
Specify the tray that allows booklet printing.
016-742 Download Data Product ID Mismatch

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
A mismatch in the Product ID of Download Data was detected
The Product ID sent by the Download Data does not match the Product ID (SysData: 700-421 ~
700-428) stored in the SEEP-ROM.
As the Download Data is considered to be illegal, retry job after retrieving the Download Data again.
If the problem persists after retrying job with the correct Download Data, obtain log and request an
investigation from the Support G.
016-743 Device Model/Panel Type Error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Device Model/Panel Type Error
The supported model in the Download Data does not match the Device Model.
The ModelName obtained from the installed IISS/DADF/IOT/FaxCard/Finisher do not match the
ModelName found in the firmware, CDI header inclusive, in the Download File.
There was transparency or JBIG2 in a PDF 1.3 file.
"ModelName obtained from the currently installed ROM header" and "ModelName stored in
Download File" are compared in the Controller.
Print via the driver from Acrobat Reader.

<Exception>
The MACS of DCC450G IOT/Bizen does not check ModelName because their I/F specification is
old.
The panel type (HBorFCW) connected to the device during Download is different from the panel
type (HBorFCW) stored in the Controller firmware, CDI header inclusive, in the Download File.

016-747 No memory for drawing annotation

[Error Type]
The Download File is illegal. Find a Download File that has the same model with the device VerUP
and retry job.
Or, find a Download File that supports the Panel (FCW-UI or HB-UI type) connected to the device
and retry job.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Insufficient memory when drawing an annotation image
016-744 Download Data CheckSum Error
When drawing an annotation image with the copy repeat function specified, there would be
insufficient memory in this machine's controller board.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
CheckSum error of Download Data
1.
Increase the annotation image size.
2.
Reduce the number of repeat images for the repeat function.
Avoid insufficient memory by performing a combination of the above steps 1 and 2.
Download Data has illegal CheckSum
If the problem persists, obtain the info9 or xxx.tgz log immediately after the problem has occurred and
contact the Support G for instructions.
Make sure that the cable connected to the device is secured properly and retry job.
016-745 Download Data XPJL Fatal Error
016-748 HD Full
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
HDD FULL when Mailbox is accessed
XPJL fatal error during Download
(Occurs after XPJL has recognized the received data as a Download Data)
FULL state was detected when attempting to access the HD. Either cancel the job or proceed with
user intervention 016-981.
Conditions such as Pflite having Strm function error, Download open, ioctrl error, or unable to
secure memory.
Obtain log and request an investigation from the Support G
1.
Split the job into pages in order to prevent FULL state. Reduce the resolution if possible.
2.
Delete documents that are no longer needed, such as: Mailbox documents, FAX Send Wait
documents, Secure Print documents and Delayed Print documents. Make sure that there is space in
the HDD before re-scanning and re-printing.
016-746 Unsupported PDF File

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
PDF Error Due To Unsupported Function Sent
Version 1.2
016-749 JCL Syntax Error

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[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The PJL/XPJL detected a print language that cannot be printed
Version 1.2
1.
Syntax error, usage of undefined command, parameter error, damaged PDF file, internal error of the
PDF Decomposer has occurred during PDF Bridge process.
[FX PDF]
1.
The print language received from the printer driver is a print language that cannot be printed by the
machine.
Use the driver from Acrobat Reader to print.
2.
ContentsBridge was used to attempt to print a PDF file through a machine that cannot process PDF.
3.
When this happens with a received Internet FAX document, the Internet FAX document that was
sent by the other machine is in a print language that cannot be printed by this machine.

In the case of 1, use the printer driver of the machine to print.
016-752 PDF Short of Memory
Explanation: Depending on PostScript, etc. options are necessary to print the desired print
language.
[Error Type]
For more details, please contact our sales representatives.

In the case of 2, do not use ContentsBridge to print a PDF file.
In case of 3, please request the other party to resend the Internet FAX document using a print
language that can be printed by this machine.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
PDF Short of Memory
Insufficient memory was detected during PDF Bridge processing.
[FX PDF]
When the Print mode is set to [High Quality], change the setting to [Normal]. When the Print mode is
set to [Standard], change the setting to [High Speed]. (Only for the machine with High Quality
mode.)
016-750 Print job ticket description error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
PDF print job ticket description error has occurred
When the customer uses applications such as "ContentsBridge2005", etc. to send PDF directly, the
machine received the print job ticket that was sent together with the PDF. However, the print job
ticket data is either "Text that is not supported in this machine" or "Print instruction that is not
supported in this machine".
Obtain the Printer Setup List, the job log report and the sent print data with attached print job ticket
when the problem occurred.
016-751 PDF Error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
PDF Error
If the problem persists, expand the memory capacity.

If the problem persists after expanding to the maximum capacity, print using a driver from Acrobat
Reader.
016-753 PDF Password Mismatched

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
PDF Password Mismatched
When processing a PDF file that is protected by a password, the password in the UI panel settings
and the password specified using XPJL (set in the Contents Bridge Utility) do not match.
Specify the correct password using the UI or the Contents Bridge.
016-754 PDF LZW Not Installed
[Error Type]
Job Fail
The account has not been registered.
[Fault Content]
PDF LZW Not Installed
Set a correct account and try again.

The PDF Bridge tried to process the PDF file compressed in LZW without the [Contents Bridge
Expansion Kit] installed.
016-758 Auditron - Disabled Function

[Error Type]
Install the "Contents Bridge Extension Kit". Or, print using a driver from Acrobat Reader.
016-755 PDF Print Prohibited
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Auditron-Disabled Function
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
PDF Print Prohibited
An illegal account was detected.
1.
2.
Use Acrobat to clear the print prohibition setting and print the PDF file.
016-759 Auditron - Reached Limit

[Error Type]

016-756 Auditron - Prohibit Service

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Auditron-Reached Limit
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The no. of registered users reached the limit.
Auditron-Prohibit Service
Request the Account Administrator to set the number of copies, etc.
Illegal User Detected
Request the Account Administrator for access to use the service.
016-760 PS Decompose failure

[Error Type]

016-757 Auditron - Invalid User
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[PS Decompose Error]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Request the Account Administrator to add the rights.

The system processed a PDF file prohibited for printing.
Set the new function that is allowed for that account and try again.
An error occurred in Decompose processing.
[Fault Content]
An error occurred in Decompose processing.
Auditron-Invalid User
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Resend the job. (If the problem persists, check the execution environment and data.)
Version 1.2
Check the following to see if the POP server, which is a destination, and this machine can
communicate with each other on the nework.
The server IP address is correct.
016-761 FIFO EMPTY
The network cable is connected.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
1.
016-764 SMTP Server Connect Error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Image Output]
[Fault Content]
The machine failed to connect to the SMTP server (when trying to do so).
FIFO EMPTY error
The connection error with the SMTP Server was detected.
Image enlargement error (FIFO EMPTY Error)
SMTP Server Response Code: 421 or 451.
Print in the High Speed mode. If the problem persists, print in the Print Guaranteed mode. (Only for
the machine with this mode.)
Wait for a while and repeat the operation.
1.
The machine failed to connect to the SMTP server.
016-762 Print LANG Not Installed
016-765 SMTP Server HD Full
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Decomposer does not exist]
The system requested for functions (print language, print utility, etc.) that were not installed. (The
Decomposer specified with PJL or Auto SW is not installed.)
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The SMTP Server HDD is full. (after connection to the server)
The system detected that the SMTP Server HDD is full.
SMTP Server Response Code: 452
The print language is not installed.
The system requested for functions (print language, print utility, etc.) that were not installed.
(The Decomposer specified with PJL or Auto SW is not installed.)
Fix and select the decomposer from the Operation Panel or with a command.
016-763 POP server is not found.

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The machine cannot find the POP server (when trying to connect to it).
(POPERR_SOCKET)
Contact the SMTP Server Administrator.
Retrieve E-mails in the SMTP Server HD. Check the server capacity.
016-766 SMTP Server File System Error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The memory capacity alloted by the SMTP server is exceeded. (after connection to the server)
Any error with the SMTP Server File System was detected.
SMTP Server Response Code: 552.
Contact the SMTP Server Administrator. Review the server capacity limit setting.
016-767 Invalid E-mail Address
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Direct FAX job prohibition by the System Data Settings.
The SMTP server refused to accept the destination address. (after connection to the server)
Direct FAX job prohibition by the System Data Settings.
The system detected that the E-mail destination address is incorrect.
To release the direct FAX job prohibition, set the target system to "0".
SMTP Server Response Code: 550 or 551 or 553

Obtain the job logs (UI, Report, CWIS, SSMI applications).
Check a specific mail address and set a proper one.
016-771 Scan Data Repository ERR (DNS address)
[Error Type]

016-768 Invalid Sender Address
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The Scanned Data Repository Address cannot be solved (Response to DNS Address).
[Error Type]
Job Fail
An error occurred while recalling the DNS Resolution Library.
[Fault Content]
Check the connection to the DNS. Or, check whether the Scan Data Repository domain name has
been registered in the DNS.
The SMTP server refused to accept the sender address. (after connection to the server)
An error was received from the SMTP Protocol "MAIL FROM:" command.
1.
The SMTP server refused to accept the sender address.
Check that the sender address is correct.
016-772 Scan Data Repository ERR (DNS Library)
[Error Type]
016-769 SMTP Server Unsupported DSN

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
In trying to run a job using SMTP, the device found that the device had not been registered on the
DNS server. (before connection to the server)
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The SMTP server does not support DSN. (after connection to the server)
ESMTP Protocol "EHLO" Command Response Code: 502.
An error occurred while recalling the DNS Resolution Library.
Set the DNS address. Or, set the Scan Data Repository address using IP address.
Or, "DSN" does not appear in the "Supported Command List" received from the Server.
1.
Contact the network administrator for advice and ensure that the SMTP server supports DSN.
Or set Transmittal Confirmation to OFF and send the job.
016-770 The direct fax function is canceled by NVM.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
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016-773 Invalid IP Address

[Error Type]
Job Fail
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[Fault Content]
Local machine IP address failure (DHCP lease expired).
<Image conversion error>

An error that is not due to HDD access has occurred during image conversion process at the SFormatter.
When connection fails, the valid flag of the resource IP address is "False".
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<Image conversion error>
An error that is not due to HDD access has occurred during image conversion process at the SFormatter.

016-774 HD Full - Compression Convert

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
1.
2.
If the failure occurred during Salutation/Fax to Email, obtain the pages one by one from the Mailbox
through a Web Browser and try again.
If the problem occurred when encrypting or specifying a signature using the "Default Certificate",
Check the validity of the certificate.
Set the correct date and time on the machine.
Try fetching by using the FAX forced polling.
[HDD Full at Compression type conversion]
HDD Full occurred when the S-Formatter did the compression type conversion of the JBIG
compressed images into the MH system (partition #1).
2.4.5 Network Related Details Check Flow
Disk Full was detected when opening/writing file for Compression type conversion.
Free up some HDD space and repeat the operation.
016-775 HD Full - Image Convert

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
2.4.5.4 CenterWare Internet Service Failure Check Flow
016-777 HD Access ERR-Image Convert

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Image Conversion Error]
The HDD Access Error has occurred during image conversion process by S-Formatter.
An error other than Disk Full was detected when opening/reading/writing file for compression
conversion/image processing operation.
[Image Conversion Error]
Replace the HD and perform the operation again.
Insufficient HDD capacity was detected during image conversion process by S-Formatter.
Disk Full was detected when opening/writing file for image processing operation.
Free up some HDD space and repeat the operation.
Retrieve each page from the EWS.
016-776 Image Convert ERR

[Error Type]
Job Fail
016-778 HD Full - Scan Image Convert

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Scanned Image Conversion Error]
Insufficient HDD capacity was detected during scanned image conversion process in I-Formatter
HDD Full was detected when opening/writing file for operation
Free up some HDD space and scan again.
1.
Check the network cable for connection.
2.
If the host name set up on this machine has non-ASCII letters, set a new host name using ASCII
letters.
016-779 Scan Image Conversion Error

[Error Type]
Log In/Out =>System Settings =>Network Settings =>Machine Mail Address/Host Name =>Host
Name
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
3.

An error due to other causes than HDD Access has occurred during scanned image conversion
process in I-Formatter
Check that the server IP address is correct.
016-782 Server Login ERR

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
An error was detected in the Image Conversion Library
<Server Login Error>
A failure in logging in to the server to transfer a file to it.

[APC4300G] If an error occurs when scanning a relatively large-size document such as A3 with
[Scan Resolution 600dpi] specified, reduce the scan resolution to 400dpi or less and operate again.
<FTP>
Failed to log into FTP server
<SMB>
Failed to log into SMB server.
016-780 HD Access ERR-Image Convert
Also occurs in SMB when the network cable is disconnected
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
A HDD access error was detected during scanned image conversion processing in I-Formatter
1.
For SMB, first check the connection of the network cable. If that does not solve it, proceed as
follows.
2.
As EUC Code (Japanese) cannot be used in the hostname of the current specification, change
it to English.
3.
Register the job flow from EasyAdmin.
An error other than HDD Full was detected when opening/writing file for operation.
Now even if the hostname is in EUC Code (Japanese), transfer is possible.
4.
Change the HD and try scanning again.
Check the "Server Name/IP Address" at the address display.

WinNT4.0: Because SMB transfer to WinNT4.0 is not possible with IP Address, change the
"Server Name/IP Address" to Hostname.

WinXP: Can SMB transfer normally even with IP Address.
016-781 Server Connect ERR
5.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
In the default settings of WinXP, empty password cannot be used for access though the
network.
Change the WinXP settings to "Allow Empty Password Access" and operate again.
6.
[Fault Content]
The machine cannot find the SMTP server (when trying to do so).
Set a login name and a password at the Destination Server.
7.
Make correct settings for the attributes of the Job Template file.
8.
At the CW, set the same account as above as a resource in the client PC.
Failed to connect to the SMTP mail server.
1.
The machine and server cannot communicate with each other at all.
OF-13 016-782/016/784 Fail
2.
After establishing connection between this machine and the server, it was detected that the
hostname set in the machine is not of ASCII characters.
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016-783 Invalid Server Path

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
<Server Path Error in network transfer>
When transferring a file to the server, a selected path is not found.
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016-785 Server HD Full

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
<Server File Full in network transfer>
When transferring a file to the server, the server file system becomes full.
<FTP>
<FTP>
FTP command "STOR" or write failure, when HDD Full was detected
"CWD" command failure of output directory specified in DocumentPath attributes. Either the
specified path does not exist, or no access right
<SMB>
<SMB>
Either the specified path does not exist, or no access right
Write error in the forwarding server, when HDD Full was detected
1.
Check that there is "Write Authorization" in the server directory.
1.
Make correct settings for the attributes of the Job Template file.
2.
Free some space on the server disk.
2.
Check the server path name set in the Job Template and set up again.
2.4.5.5 Scanner
2.4.5.5 Scanner
Refer to CenterWare Scan Service Installation Guide.
016-784 Server Write ERR

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
<Server Write Error in network transfer>
A failure in writing to the server to transfer a file to it.
<FTP>
FTP command "STOR" or write failure, outside of HDD Full
016-786 HD Full-Scan Write ERR

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
<Internal HDD write error during scan>
Temporary file cannot be written to the Hard Disk during Scan to Server Hana/Oceans2/Imari: HD
Full
When performing the scan function, files cannot be written in the HDD.
<SMB>
Write error in the forwarding server, outside of HDD Full
Turn the machine OFF then ON.
If no paper remains in the tray of this machine, replenish the paper.
If this occurs when sending e-mail, take any one of the following actions:
1.
Check that there is "Write Authorization" in the server directory.
Reduce the resolution and re-send it.
2.
Free some space on the server disk.
Reduce the size and re-send it.
Reduce the number of pages and separate the job into several batches when sending.
OF-13 016-782/016-784 Fail
Set [Output Color] to [Black] and re-send it.
2.4.5.5 Scanner
OF-10 HDD Job Fail
016-787 Invalid Server IP ADD
[For E-mail Send]
[Error Type]
Use a lower resolution or reduce the size before sending.
Job Fail
Reduce the no. of pages to split the job into a few.
[Fault Content]
Send with B/W Binary etc.
[JT Syntax Error during Scanning]
This is a syntax error in the Job Template during Scan to FTP operation and limited to the following
cases (because of Redirector detection):

Incorrect Server IP Address (IP Syntax Error)
A text with incorrect format has been entered as the IP address for Job Template settings.
Specify the correct Job Template.
1.
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016-790 Email fragment over

[Error Type]
job
Check the settings of Job Template.
016-788 Retrieve to Browser Failed

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Email fragment quantity is over spec.
In paginating and partial fragmenting of message, the qty of mail fragments per address exceeds
system data "max fragment qty".
[Fault Content]
Retrieval failed at Scan to SMB (via Web Browser)
The job was aborted, canceled or timed out by the device, or the job was canceled by the client.
1.
2.
3.
Change ""max fragment qty"" to a larger value.
1.
Reload the browser page and perform retrieval operation again.
2.
Activate the browser again and perform retrieval operation again.
3.
Turn the device OFF then ON and perform retrieval operation again.
Note that no actions are required if the job was canceled by a user.
4.
Improve the connection status to a network.
5.
Check whether there are problems such as duplicated IP addresses.

016-791 File Retrieve Fail

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
File Retrieve Fail
2.4.5.5 Scanner
This error occurred during Scan to FTP/SMB, CWSS. Access to the transfer destination and job
template storage destination has failed.
016-789 HD Full - Job Memory

[Error Type]
Job Fail
Check the Server directory structure and files (for their existence, etc.) and the access rights for
both. Also, check whether access to the specified transfer destination server is available.
[Fault Content]
Redirector Task Operational HDD Limit Overflow
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016-792 Specified Job Not Found

Job Fail
[Media Reader] Format Error (occurs during job)
The MediaLib detected this error while performing the operation that requires access to Media.
[Fault Content]
Job Log for Specified Job ID does not exist
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[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
1.
When printing the report for the job, the Job Log for the job specified in the Control Panel could not
be retrieved.
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Check the contents in the Media from the PC. Check the file format/directory in the media and the
selected mode (Digital Camera Print/Document Print), then make settings again.
016-796 Document insert operation error
[Error Type]
Job Fail
016-793 MF I/O HD Full
[Fault Content]
[Media Reader] File Attribute Retrieval Error (occurs during job) - Job Abort for this Job only
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[MFIO]
HD Full
1.
The MF-IO Task detected HDD Full.
Delete the files in the HDD. Or, initialize the HD.
016-797 MediaReader:Image File Read Error

[Error Type]
Job Fail

[Fault Content]
[Media Reader] Image File Retrieval Error (occurs during job) - Job Abort for this Job only
016-794 MediaReader:Media No Insert

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Media Reader] Media Not Inserted (occurs during job)
Check that the Media is inserted.
016-795 MediaReader:Format Error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
Check the contents in the Media from the PC. Check whether the print file attribute data is displayed
in the PC and make settings again.
1.
Check the contents in the Media from the PC. Check whether the print file images are displayed in
the PC and make settings again.
016-798 No TrustMarking Option

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
No TrustMarking Option
A HDD unavailable error was returned when the Decomposer called the S-Image Library.
Install the necessary options (HD).

Force this Job to run and follow the panel display to replenish the paper, switch the paper, and
replenish the staples.
Or, cancel this Job.
016-799 PLW Print Instruction Fail

[Error Type]
Job Fail
016-940 Duplex Mix Size NG

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Print Instruction Fail Detected In PLW RAP
[Fault Content]
2-Sided Specified Mix Size NG
The specified print parameter is abnormal.
Different size settings for side 1 and side 2 were detected after the job had started with 2-Sided Print
specified.
Perform the job again.
016-910 Required Resource Not Ready (IOTsc detect)
016-941 Booklet Duplex Mix Size NG
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Operation Error
operation
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
Booklet Specified Mix Size NG
Required Resource Not Ready
Mixed size/direction set for the page with images was detected after the job had started with Booklet
specified.
The paper and staples requested by the selected print parameters are not installed.
Install the paper or replace the paper and install the staples.
If the problem persists, go to the following and solve it.
016-911 Multi-Paper Required On A Single Tray

[Error Type]
Operation
[Fault Content]
Multi-Paper Required On A Single Tray
The paper and staples requested by the print specification are not loaded
016-942 Page Delete Duplex Mix Size NG

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Page Delete 2-Sided Mix Size NG
Different size settings for side 1 and side 2 were detected after the pages with 2-Sided Print
specified had been deleted.
Or,
Different sizes and/or types of paper switching are requested from the same Tray
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016-943 Insert doc Duplex Mix Size NG

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Insert Document 2-Sided Mix Size NG
Different size settings for side 1 and side 2 were detected after the document and separators had
been inserted for the pages with 2-Sided Print specified.
016-944 Document merge NG

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Document Collate & Cover/Separator Document Attachment NG
The document collate setting for the pages including the cover with images or the document with
separators with Document Attachment specified was detected.
016-945 Insert doc Duplex print NG

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Insert Document 2-Sided Print NG
The documents that do not support 2-Sided Print has been inserted for the pages for 2-Sided Print.
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[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Document Inserted into Cover/Separator NG
A document or separator has been inserted between Cover pages or Separator pages.
016-947 APS No Destination Error

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
APS No Destination Error
The system detected that no tray is loaded with paper for Auto Paper Selection after the job for
which the paper for APS (Auto Paper Selection) was selected or APS was set has started.
016-948 Small Book action NG

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Booklet Selected Cover/Separator/Blank Paper NG
The covers with images, separators, or blank pages were detected after the job had started with
Booklet specified.
016-949 Insert Mix doc NG

[Error Type]
Operation Error
If the above procedures do not resolve the problem, expand the HDD partition size of the relevant
service.
[Fault Content]
Insert Document Different Size Attachment NG
The document with a different size/orientation from the operated page was tried to be inserted for
the job with Attachment specified.
016-983 Image Log HDD Full
[Type Error]
Notice

[Fault Content]
016-981 HDD access error
This is prepared for the user to interfere and cancel a copy/scan job when the log image storage
area on the disk becomes full with the level of ensuring creation set to "High."
[Error Type]
Notice
With the system data "Level of Ensuring Log Image Creation" set to "High" the log image storage
area on the disk becomes full (during processing a copy/scan job).
[Fault Content]
When accessing it, the HD is detected being full
Press the Cancel Job button to cancel the job.
HDD Full was detected because Mailbox Scan, Fax Scan, Secure Print, Delay Print, Sample Print,
or Scheduled Print was specified when the HDD partition/ide0c capacity is small.
Rerun the job.

device or change the level of ensuring creation (to Low). However, if the level is set to Low, log
image creation cannot be ensured.
Print Job only prints the jobs stored in the HD, so this Fault does not occur for "Job Fail 16748".
016-985 Data size over flow (Scan to Email)
1.
Split the job into pages in order to prevent FULL state. Reduce the resolution if possible.
2.
Delete documents that are no longer needed, such as: Mailbox documents, FAX Send Wait
documents, Secure Print documents and Delayed Print documents. Make sure that there is space in
the HDD before re-scanning and re-printing.
When the procedures above did not work, expand the HDD partition size for the corresponding service
that needs it.
If the problems persist, refer to the following procedures in sequence to repair it.
[Error Type]
Notice Error
[Fault Content]
Scan to E-mail Data Size Exceeded
The size set in [E-mail Size Upper Limit] that is set from the Main Processor was exceeded.
OF-10 HDD Job Fail
016-982 HDD access error 2
Request to reduce the no. of documents, reduce the resolution, or increase the compression ratio if
the job is Multi-value scan.
[Error Type]
Notice Error
[Fault Content]
When accessing it, the HD is detected being full.
The error that causes FULL not to be cleared despite a layover.(Even one page cannot be stored.)
HDD was determined to be full due to collate, stored or interrupted jobs.
Process or delete the jobs (documents) stored in the same HDD partition, and repeat the operation.
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017-700 ThinPrint Connection Timeout Fail
[Fault Name]
ThinPrint Over Maximum Data Size Fail
[Fault Name]
ThinPrint Connection Timeout Fail
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
ThinPrint Print Data Size Fail.
[Fault Content]
ThinPrint Connection Timeout Fail.
The data that was sent from the ThinPrint .print Engine has exceeded the maximum data size that
can be handled by the device.
The connection with the ThinPrint .print Engine has timed-out.
Check the ThinPrint .print Engine for errors.
Check the connection to the ThinPrint .print Engine.
017-701 ThinPrint Connection Fail

[Fault Name]
ThinPrint Connection Fail
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
ThinPrint Connection Fail.
An error has occurred in the connection to the ThinPrint .print Engine.
Split the job into several batches and try again.
017-704 ThinPrint Internal Fail

[Fault Name]
ThinPrint Internal Fail
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
ThinPrint Internal Fail.
An error has occurred inside the device.
Perform reboot and try again.
Check the ThinPrint .print Engine for errors.
017-705 ThinPrint SSL Authentication Invalid Certification Fail
Check the connection to the ThinPrint .print Engine.
[Fault Name]
ThinPrint SSL Authentication Invalid Certification Fail
017-702 ThinPrint Invalid Data Fail

[Fault Name]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
ThinPrint Invalid Data Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
ThinPrint SSL Authentication Server Certificate Fail.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The Server Certificate being used by the ThinPrint .print Engine is incorrect.
ThinPrint Print Data Fail.
Check the Server Certificate that is registered in the ThinPrint .print Engine.
The data that was sent from the ThinPrint .print Engine is incorrect.
This could be due to an error of the ThinPrint .print Engine.
017-706 ThinPrint SSL Authentication Before Expiration Fail

[Fault Name]
ThinPrint SSL Authentication Before Expiration Fail
Try printing again as this error sometimes can resolve by itself.
017-703 ThinPrint Over Maximum Data Size Fail
[Error Type]
Job Fail
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[Fault Content]
ThinPrint SSL Authentication Server Certificate Not Yet Valid Fail.
The validity period of the Server Certificate being used by the ThinPrint .print Engine has not started
yet.
017-707 ThinPrint SSL Authentication Expired Fail

[Fault Name]
ThinPrint SSL Authentication Expired Fail
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
ThinPrint SSL Authentication Server Certificate Expired Fail.
The validity period of the Server Certificate being used by the ThinPrint .print Engine has expired.
017-708 ThinPrint SSL Authentication Misrepresentation Fail

[Fault Name]
ThinPrint SSL Authentication Misrepresentation Fail
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
ThinPrint SSL Authentication Server Address Mismatched Fail.
The address of the Server Certificate being used by the ThinPrint .print Engine is incorrect.
017-709 ThinPrint SSL Fail

[Fault Name]
ThinPrint SSL Fail
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
ThinPrint SSL Fail.
An SSL communication error with the ThinPrint .print Engine has occurred.
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017-710 SIP Mismatched Media Type Fail

[Fault Name]
SIP Mismatched Media Type Fail
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
SIP connection was refused/media types are mismatched.
The request received a connection refused response because of mismatched media type at the
target connection.
Check the device at the recipient side.
017-711 SIP Redirect Response Fail

[Fault Name]
SIP Redirect Response Fail
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
SIP redirect request/3xx response.
Received a redirect response during SIP connection.
Check the address of the recipient.
017-712 SIP Session Timeout Fail

[Fault Name]
SIP Session Timeout Fail
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
SIP session/timeout.
There was no session refresh within the session interval.
Check the device at the recipient side.
017-713 Start TLS Unsupported Fail

[Fault Name]
Start TLS Unsupported Fail
[Error Type]
Job Fail
1. The Multifunction Device is unable to trust the SSL Certificate of the SMTP Server.
Register the Root Certificate of the SMTP Server SSL Certificate in the Multifunction Device.
[Fault Content]
Start TLS Unsupported Fail.
If the problem persists, follow the logging procedures <<5>> to obtain the PfShowInfo 8 log
immediately after the problem has occurred and contact the Support Department.
The SMTP Server did not respond to STARTTLS.
017-716 SSL Cert Date Invalid Fail
(Reference: SMTPERR_STARTTLS_NONSUPPORT)
[Fault Name]
SSL Cert Date Invalid Fail
1. Change the SSL Operation Mode setting to other than STARTTLS Mode (TLS Mode),
[Error Type]
If the problem persists, follow the logging procedures <<5>> to obtain the PfShowInfo 8 log and the
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
017-714 SMTP Over SSL Fail
SSL Cert Date Invalid Fail.
[Fault Name]
SMTP Over SSL Fail
The validity period of the Server Certificate has not started yet.
(Reference: SMTPERR_SSL_AUTH_CERT_BEFORE_EXPIRATION)
[Error Type]
Job Fail
1. Check that the clock of the SMTP Server and the Multifunction Device are correct.
[Fault Content]
If the clocks are correct, change the SMTP Server SSL Certificate to one that is valid.
SMTP Over SSL Fail.
2. Although you can also avoid this problem by turning OFF the Multifunction Device [SSL Server
Verification] setting, take note that this will render it unable to gurantee the authenticy of the SMTP
Server it is connecting to.
SSL communication failure with SMTP Server.
(Reference: SMTPERR_SSL_FAILED)
1. If this had occurred in the TLS Mode, it may be due to a wrong Port Number.
Check the Port Number settings of the SMTP Server.
017-717 SSL Server Cert Expired Fail
2. Other than that, it may be due to an internal error that has occurred in the program.
Follow the logging procedures <<5>> to obtain the PfShowInfo 8 log and the network log
[Fault Name]
SSL Server Cert Expired Fail
[Error Type]
017-715 SSL Cert Untrusted Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Name]
[Fault Content]
SSL Cert Untrusted Fail
SSL Server Cert Expired Fail.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
The validity period of the Server Certificate has expired.
[Fault Content]
(Reference: SMTPERR_SSL_AUTH_CERT_EXPIRED)
SSL Cert Untrusted Fail.
An SSL Server Authentication Error has occurred because there is something wrong in the Server
Certificate Data.
1. Check the validity period of the SMTP Server Certificate. Also check whether the clock of the
Multifunction Device is correct.
(Reference: SMTPERR_SSL_AUTH_CERT)
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017-718 SSL Server Cert Invalid Fail

[Fault Name]
SSL Server Cert Invalid Fail
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
SSL Server Cert Invalid Fail.
The Server Name does not match the Server Address of the Server Certificate.
(Reference: SMTPERR_SSL_AUTH_MISREPRESENTATION)
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[Fault Name]
Contract Type Fail
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Contract Type value is incorrect.
The Contract Type value specified by PJL Command is wrong.
Correct the Contract Type value specified by PJL Command and try again.
017-721 Geographic Region Fail

[Fault Name]
Geographic Region Fail
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
1. Check that the Server Name that are registered in the SMTP Server Certificate and the Server
Address are correct.
Geographic Region value is incorrect.
The Geographic Region value specified by PJL Command is wrong.

Correct the Geographic Region value specified by PJL Command and try again.
017-719 SMTP Over SSL Internal Fail

[Fault Name]
SMTP Over SSL Internal Fail
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
SMTP Over SSL Internal Fail.
Software internal error has occurred during SMTP Over SSL process.
(Reference: SMTPERR_SSL_AUTH_FAILED)
1. Repeat the operation.
If the problem persists, follow the logging procedures <<5>> to obtain the PfShowInfo 8 log and the
017-720 Contract Type Fail
017-722 Total Impressions Over Fail

[Fault Name]
Total Impressions Over Fail
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The Total Impressions of Billing Meter in the data for PJL Diag is 9,999,900 or more.
A change request for Geographic Region or Contract Type was received when the Total
Impressions of Billing Meter is 9999900 or more.
Perform the operation when the value of Total Impressions is between 0 and 9,999,900.
018-400 IPSEC Error (Configuration Mismatch)
[Fault Content]
A failure in communication with the SIP Registrar Server
[Error Type]
Info
One of the following has caused a failure in registering info about the local machine with the SIP
Registrar Server.
[Fault Content]
IPSEC Error (setting mismatch)
Although the IPSEC is enabled, the password is not set because "authentication method = [Preshared key]" or the IPSEC certificate is not set because "authentication method = [Digital
Signature]".
Clear the IPSEC setting mismatch and enable the IPSEC again. Mismatched IPSEC settings: when
password is not set because "authentication method = [Pre-shared key]" or when IPSEC certificate
is not set because "authentication method = [Digital Signature]".
SIP Server Address info could not be obtained through DHCP or DHCPv6.
The machine could not communicate with the manually set-up SIP Registrar Server.
The machine could not communicate with the SIP Registrar Server obtained through DHCP or
DHCPv6.
The machine could not communicate with the SIP Registrar Server.
When Method of Obtaining SIP Server Address" is set to DHCP or DHCPv6, check that this
machine can normally communicate with the DHCP Server or the DHCPv6 Server. Check that there
is no disconnected cable or switch/hub failure.
When Method of Obtaining SIP Server Address" is set to DHCP or DHCPv6, check that the DHCP
Server or the DHCPv6 Server is active. Furthermore, check that the setting is made that enables
distribution of SIP Server Address.
When "Method of Obtaining SIP Server Address" is manually set, check the set-up address is
correct. If the address is set using FQDN strings, set up the DNS Server in the way that enables
DNS to properly solve an address problem.
When Method of Obtaining SIP Server Address" is set to DHCP or DHCPv6, check that the SIP
Server address that the DHCP Server or the DHCPv6 distributed is correct.
Check that this machine can normally communicate with the SIP Registrar Server. Check that there
is no disconnected cable or switch/hub failure.
Check that the SIP Registrar Server is active.
When IP Operation Mode is set to IPv4 and "IP Address Obtainment Mode" is manually set, set
Method of Obtaining SIP Server Address to manual.
018-403 SIP registraion fail (authentication)
In any case except when IP Operation Mode is set to IPv4 and "IP Address Obtainment Mode" is
manually set, set Method of Obtaining SIP Server Address to manual or DHCP.
018-401 Incosistent SIP configuration

[Error Type]
info
[Fault Content]
An inconsistent SIP Server setting is detected.
One of the following has been detected: the "IP Operation Mode setting and the "Method of
Obtaining SIP Server Address setting on the device are inconsistent with each other, or the "IP
Operation Mode setting and the "SIP Server Address setting are inconsistent.
[Error Type]
info
When IP Operation Mode is set to IPv6, set "Method of Obtaining SIP Server Address to manual
or DHCPv6.
[Fault Content]
If Method of Obtaining SIP Server Address is set to manual and the address is set using FQDN
strings, set up the DNS Server in the way that enables DNS to properly solve an address problem.
When IP Operation Mode is set to IPv4 and IP Address Obtainment Mode is manually set, set up
SIP Server Address using an IPv4 address or FQDN strings.
When IP Operation Mode is set to IPv6, set up SIP Server Address using an IPv6 address or
FQDN strings.
It is mandatory to set up Primary SIP Registrar Server Address and Primary SIP Proxy Server
Address.
018-402 SIP server communication fail

[Error Type]
info
A failure in registering with the SIP Registrar Server. (Authentication error)

Authentication error. The registering of info about the local machine with the SIP Regisrtar Server
has failed.
When the SIP Registrar Server is set up in the way that requires it to authenticate a machine, set
the correct user name and password for authentication of this machine when registering it with the
SIP Registrar Server.
018-404 SIP registration fail(other)

[Error Type]
info
[Fault Content]
A failure in registering with the SIP Registrar Server. (an error under Other)
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An error under Other except an authentication error. The registering of info about the local machine
with the SIPRegisrtar Server has failed.
Check that the SIP Registrar Server is set up in the way that enables it to receive info about this
machine for registration.
018-405 UserAccount Disable

[Fault Name]
UserAccount Disable
[Error Type]
Information
[Fault Content]
User Account Disabled Error.
Authentication error has occurred because [Account Invalid] has been set for the involved user in
the Active Directory Server that was specified by the LDAP Authentication.
There is a checkmark at [Account Invalid] for the involved user in the Active Directory of the LDAP
Authentication Destination Server.
The server had been set to prohibit access from the involved user.
Consult with the Server Administrator.
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The device could not connect to the CA server when trying to do CA authentication. The device has
failed in communication.
Make the IOT and the Controller the same in agreement info.
The device has failed in communicating with the CA server set up on the device. Check the address of
the CA server, or recheck the connection to the network.
If the problem persists, collect the pfshowinfo9 log and network log following 2.5.1 LOG immediately after
the occurrence of the problem, and contact the support division for directions.
2.5.1 LOG
018-502 Login failure in SMB

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The workstations that can log in during SMB Scan are limited
When logging in to the SMB server, it was detected that the workstations that can log in during SMB
Scan are limited.
Check the properties information of the specified user and check whether the workstations that can
log in to the server are limited.
018-500 CA Message Receiver Boot Error(S_cert lost)
If the problem persists, obtain the info9 or xxx.tgz log and network log immediately after the problem has
occurred and contact the Support G for instructions.
[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
An error in starting the server that receives a CA authentication message.
The SSL server that is necessary for CA could not start because there was no server certificate or
private key at an attempt to start the device.
As there is no server certificate for the device, set up Server Certificate, or set the CA function to OFF.
2.5.1 LOG
018-501 CA Server Connection Error

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
CA Authentication Server communication error
018-503 CA Message Receiver Timeout

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
CA Authentication Server timeout
The device received a message from the CA server and was waiting for a JRM/UI judgment, but
received no response, and time has become out.
Due to some internal load of the device, response-to-CA Server time has become out. Retry the
authentication operation.
2.5.1 LOG
018-504 CA SessionID Mismatch
3.
[Error Type]
Right-click the target user on the right frame of the [Active Directory Users and Computers]
window and select [Reset Password].
job
[The following applies to DMP6-2 and later products only.]
[Fault Content]
CA Authentication SessionID error
Confirm users that are allowed to use Share Windows. (MacOS X v10.4)
This is how to confirm users.
1.
In communication between the device and the CA server for authenticiation, a mismatch in Session
ID between both has occurred. (Communication error, internal error of the device, or wrong code)
From [Dock], start the [System Environment Settings] icon.
2.
On the [System Environment Settings] window, click the [Share] icon.
3.
From the Select Service window, select Share Windows and click the [Account] button.
018-506 CA FieldID Mismatch
An error has occurred in the authentication operation between the CA server and the device. Retry the
[Error Type]
018-505 SMB-DOS protocol error 1-005
[Fault Content]
job
CA Authentication FieldID error
[Error Type]
Job Fail
In communication between the device and the CA server, a mismatch in FieldID between both has
occurred. (Communication error, internal error of the device, or wrong code)
[Fault Content]
SMB User Authentication Failed/Unable to log into SMB Scanner
In SMB Authentication:
The user could not be identified because of his/her wrong user name or password.
An error in the authentication operation between the CA server and the device has occurred. Retry the
The time SMB Server tells differs from the time the machine tells. (This occurs under Windows
Server 2003)
In Scanner to SMB:
2.5.1 LOG
When trying to send a scanned image, the user could not log in to the SMB server because of
his/her wrong user name or password.
The time SMB Server tells differs from the time the machine tells. (This occurs under Windows
Server 2003)
[The following applies to DMP6-2 and later products only.]
018-507 CA Credential Error

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The specified user name is not registered as a user that can use Share Windows. (MacOS X
v10.4)
CA Authentication User Authentication error
The CA Authentication Server requested an entry of user info, and the server determined that the
entered info was different.
Take either of the following actions to resolve the problem.
Contact the network administrator for the correct user name or password.
In the case of Windows Server 2003, synchronize the time SMB Server tells with the time this
machine tells.
NOTE:
User authentication has failed. Either the entered user name or password is incorrect. Check for the
correct user name and password and enter them.
There is no way to confirm Password. If the user forgets his/her password, he/she needs to set up a new
password.
018-508 CA Server Fatal Error
This is how to reset Password:
[Error Type]
1.
2.
On the domain controller for the active directory that has user info, select [Start] menu>[All
Programs]>[Management Tool]>[Active Directory Users and Computers].
From the left frame of the [Active Directory Users and Computers] window, select [Active
Directory Users and Computers [Server]]>[Domain]>[Users], and list user information.
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In process of CA authentication, the device has received a ServerException message from the CA
Authentication Server.
The device has received a Server Error message from the CA Authentication Server. Check the status of
the CA server. Reboot it.
018-509 Template parameter conflict
018-511 DNS server un-sets up in BMLinkS

[Error Type]
jobB
[Fault Content]
In MLinkS scan, it was found that the DNS server was not registered.
Before connecting to BMLinkS Services, the machine detected that the DNS server had not been
registered.
[Error Type]
Job
Version 1.2
[Fault Content]
Set the DNS server address. Or using the IP address, set the address of BMLinkS Storage
Services, which is a transmission destination.
CUI Scan: An Invalid Job Template is Specified
If the problem persists, see the following to collect a info9 or xxx.tgz log and a network log and contact
the support division for instructions.
1.
During CUI scan, the machine received a Job request that comes specified with a nonexistent
template name.
2.
There is a Job Template attributes conflict.
018-512 Service Connect error in BMLinkS
3.
The address of the server that stores the images is not set in the template.
[Error Type]
Check whether the settings in the job template are correct. For example, check for the following:
A setting that cannot be used in the device is set.
The transfer repository is not set correctly.
A nonexistent template name is specified.
If the problem persists, follow the logging procedures to obtain the info9 or xxx.tgz log and the network
log immediately after the problem has occurred and contact the Support Department.
job
[Fault Content]
A failure to connect to BMLinkS scan service
The BMLinkS Server cannot be found.
Check the state to see if the BMLinkS Services server, which is a destination, and this machine can
communicate with each other via the network. For example, check the following:
018-510 Host name solution error in BMLinkS

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
A failure to resolve a DNS host name problem in BMLinkS scan.
Before connecting to BMLinkS Services, the machine failed to resolve a BMLinkS Services server
name problem in trying to access DNS.
Check the state to see if DNS can obtain the domain name or IP address. For example, check the
following:
Search for the latest information and get it.
Check that the machine is connected to the DNS server.
Check that the BMLinkS Storage Service server name or host name is registered on DNS.
Check that the DNS Server address is set up.
Check that the network cable is connected.
Check that BMLinkS Services, which is a destination, is active.
018-513 BMLinkS Service Not Found

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
BMLinkS scan service cannot be found.
http status 404 has been detected.
Use either of the following to resolve the problem.
Check that BMLinkS Services, which is a destination, has started storage service for this user.
Use one of the following to resolve the problem.
If any letters used for the file name are found unavailable for BMLinkS storage service, change
them.
Check for the file or folder with the same name as the specified file name.
018-514 bmlinks access-right-violation
Set the way of handling a duplicated file to Overwrite and Save.
[Error Type]
Shorten the name of the storage folder or file.
job
[Fault Content]
A wrong right to access BMLinkS scan service
018-517 bmlinks storage-full
[Error Type]
For some reason, the corresponding error code was received from BMLinkS Services.
job
[Fault Content]
Check that the login name (user name) and the password are correct.
The storage disk on BMLinkS scan service is full.
018-515 bmlinks storage-access-error
Check the storage for space.
[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
Error in access to BMLinkS Scan Service Storage
018-518 bmlinks operation-not-available
[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
a temporary error with BMLinkS scan service
Check that the specified file name can be created in the storage.
Check that the specified file name is not used by another user.
018-516 bmlinks unsupported-attribute

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
An attribute of data to be saved in BMLinkS scan service is incorrect.
After a while repeat the operation.

018-519 bmlinks unknown-error

[Error Type]
job
For some reason, the corresponding error code was received from BMLinkS Services .
[Fault Content]
an error with BMLinkS scan service
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When the machine was receiving a response to its request from BMLinkS Services, a network error
was detected.
Check the state to see if the file can be written on the BMLinkS Services server.
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Or the machine received an unexpected response to its request.
018-520 Internal error in BMLinkS Scan
018-523 image send failure in BMLinkS
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
job
job
[Fault Content]
After the machine connected to BMLinkS scan service, an internal error occurred or the machine
received an unexpected response from the server.
[Fault Content]
When the machine was transferring an image to BMLinkS scan service, a network error occurred.
An internal-processing error
During transfer of an image to BMLinkS Services, a network error was detected.

018-524 Invalid device network setting
018-521 request send failure in BMLinkS
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
job
Job
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
When the machine was trying to connect to BMLinkS scan service, a network error occurred.
When a command was being sent to BMLinkS Services, a network error was detected.
CUI Scan: Device Network Settings Error
1.
When DNS is not set in the device, the server name in the template is written as FQDN.
2.
The port for the transfer protocol that is listed in the Job Template is not activated in the device (e.g.
SMB, FTP).
Check whether the port and network related settings that are required to execute the scan job are
set properly in the device.
Check whether the DNS server setting is correct.
018-522 response receive failure in BMLinkS
Check whether the port for the specified protocol is activate.
[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
During a response was being made from BMLinkS scan service, a network error occurred.
018-525 HDD full or HDD access error

[Error Type]
Job
[Fault Content]
CUI Scan: HDD-related Error during Processing of Job Template
An invalid argument request was received from the SOAP client of custom service.
1.
During the CUI scan start process, the internal HDD is full (Job Template partition)
2.
During the CUI scan start process, an internal HDD failure was detected.
Check whether the custom service settings are correct.
Wait for a while, then perform the same operation again. If the problem persists, perform the
following:
Check for HDD Full, or replace the HDD where the error had occurred.
log immediately after the problem has occurred and contact the Support Department. Also obtain
the packets log between the custom service and the device.
018-529 Duplicate scan request

[Error Type]
018-526 Rejected to be refresh
Job
[Fault Content]
CUI Scan: Duplication of Soap Job Startup Request
[Error Type]
Job
During the CUI scan start process that was received from the SOAP client of custom service,
another CUI scan start request was received.
[Fault Content]
CUI Scan: Polling Job Template
Wait for a while, then perform the same operation again.
A CUI scan start request was received when the Job Template is being polled.
018-530 Authentication error

[Error Type]
018-527 JT Monitor Internal error
[Fault Content]
Job
Authentication/DV-related error during start-up of a CUI scan job.
[Error Type]
Job
[Fault Content]
CUI Scan: Internal Error Occurred when Processing Job Template
1.
DV No. of Sheets Limitation, DV Color Mode Limitation, DV Service Use Limitation
2.
Use of an unregistered card
3.
Job error when connecting to an external device or when obtaining authentication information
Job Template Monitor Internal Error
Either perform the correct authentication operation or check the limitations (color mode, no. of
sheets, services) that was set by the administrator. If the problem persists, follow the logging
procedures to obtain the info9 or xxx.tgz log and the network log immediately after the problem has
occurred and contact the Support Department.
018-528 Soap request error

[Error Type]
Job
[Fault Content]
CUI Scan: Soap Argument Error
018-531 Failed to create a new job

[Error Type]
Job
[Fault Content]
Other errors during start-up of a CUI scan job.
Other JRM detection errors during start-up of a CUI scan job.
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018-532 Too many jobs to create a new
Version 1.2
018-547 The number restriction over of SMB scan users

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
Job
The number of SMB Scan users has exceeded the limit
[Fault Content]
When logging in to the SMB server, it was detected that the number SMB Scan users has exceeded
the limit.
Failed to Create CUI Scan Job
1.
Excessive overlapping of network transferred Jobs (maximum is 3 simultaneous jobs)
1.
Check the limit for the number of users that can connect to the shared folder.
2.
There is insufficient internal source to create Jobs (system limit)
2.
Check whether the number of users who are concurrently using the server has exceeded the
maximum number.
018-543 Shared name error in SMB server
018-556 HTTP server script error
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
HTTP Error - Invalid Script
Problem with the shared name of the SMB scan server
Due to some reason, the abnormal detection code "XRXERROR" was received from the HTTP
server.
When the machine logged in to the SMB server in Scan to SMB, the shared name on the SMB
server was found having the following problems:
1.
The shared name specified did not exist on the server.
2.
Prohibited letters were found used for the shared name specified.
[DMP6-2 and later products only]
1.
Check the shared name specified and set the correct name.
[DMP6-2 and later products only]
Perform the following.

1.
Check that the drive and directory that are specified in the HTTP server that sends scanned
documents are accessible.
2.
The user had no right to access the shared name specified. (MacOS X v10.2)
Check that the user has the right to access the shared name specified. (MacOS X v10.2)
This is how to check it:

1.
Log in as the specified user.
2.
From [Dock], start the [Finder] icon.
3.
On the [Finder] window click the [Home] icon.
4.
From the [File] menu, select [View info].
5.
Select [Proprietary Right and Access Right] and check that "Read/Write is selected in the
[Access] box for the owner.
If the problem still persists, obtain the info9 or xxx.tgz log and network log immediately after the problem
018-557 HTTP Invalid char in filename

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
HTTP File - Invalid Characters
A file name that contains invalid characters was specified.
Make sure that the file name that is specified in the scanned document destination does not contain
any invalid characters.
HTTP Status 401 was received.
If the problem still persists, obtain the info9 or xxx.tgz log immediately after the problem has occurred and
contact the support department for instructions.

1.
018-558 HTTP file not found

[Error Type]
Job Fail
Check whether the scanned document destination HTTP server is accessible from the PC.
2.
Check the login user name.
3.
Check the login password.
4.
Check the name of scanned document destination HTTP server.
5.
Check the server path name of scanned document destination HTTP server.
[Fault Content]
The HTTP directory/file name does not exist.
018-561 HTTP server not found
Due to some reason, this code was received from the HTTP server.
[Error Type]
Job Fail

1.
Check that the directory that is specified in the scanned document destination HTTP server
exists.
[Fault Content]
2.
Check that the file name that is specified in the scanned document destination HTTP server
exists.
HTTP Error - Not Found

HTTP Status 404 was received.
The host name is incorrect.
The script storage is incorrect.
018-559 HTTP File duplication fail
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
File Name Conflict Stop
3.
"Prohibit Overwrite" is selected for scan "File Name Conflict"
018-562 HTTP client error
When performing scan Jobs, set "File Name Conflict" to other than "Cancel Job".
[Error Type]
2.
018-560 HTTP server login fail
1.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
HTTP Response Client Error
[Error Type]
Job Fail
HTTP Status 4xx (other than 401 and 404) was received.
[Fault Content]
HTTP User Authentication Error
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2.
Check the server settings.
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Check whether the proxy server name that is set in the device has been registered in the DNS.
018-563 HTTP server error
Check whether it is connected to the DNS server.
[Error Type]
Check whether the DNS server address is set.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
HTTP Response Server Error
HTTP Status 5xx was received.
occurred and contact the support department for instructions.
018-566 Server Connect error in HTTP

[Error Type]
Job Fail
1.
2.
Check the server settings.
[Fault Content]
HTTP Error - Connection Error
Failed to connect to the HTTP server.
018-564 Host name solution error in HTTP
1.
Check the network cable of the device.
[Error Type]
2.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Failed to Resolve Host Name in HTTP
DNS resolution of the specified host name has failed.
018-567 HTTP server access fail

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
HTTP Error - Access Error
Check whether the scanned document destination HTTP server has been registered in the
DNS.
Check whether it is connected to the DNS server.
Due to some reason, the communication was cut when reading.
Check whether the DNS server address is set.
Due to some reason, the communication was cut when writing.
Due to some reason, the file close process has failed.
018-565 Proxy name solution error in HTTP

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Failed to Resolve Proxy Name Error in HTTP
DNS resolution of the proxy server name that is set in the device has failed.
018-568 HTTP server SSL access fail

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
HTTP Error - Abnormal SSL Connection
HTTP Error - Invalid Client Certificate
An error has occurred during SSL/TLS connection
A client certificate authentication error has occurred in the HTML server.
1.
1.
2.
Check whether the SSL setting of the scanned document destination HTTP server is valid.
2.
Check whether the SSL client certificate is set correctly in the device.
3.
3.
4.
Check whether a valid device certificate is registered in the scanned document destination
HTTP server.
018-569 HTTP server certificate fail
018-571 Internal error in Scan
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
Scan Network Sending Software Internal Error
HTTP Error - Invalid Certificate
An internal error has occurred.
There is a problem with SSL certificate of the server.

1.
2.
Check whether the SSL server certificate of the scanned document destination HTTP server is
registered in the device.
3.
Check whether the SSL server certificate of the scanned document destination HTTP server is
valid.
For example, check the following:
The time that is set in the device is correct.
It is not in the discard list.
[Error Type]
Invalid Netware Context Characters
If the certificate is not registered in the scanned document destination HTTP server, disable
the device certificate validation.
018-572 Invalid char in context
[Fault Content]
The certificate path of the SSL server certificate and import any necessary CA certificate.
4.
Job Fail
The certificate has not expired yet.
A context name that contains invalid characters was specified.
Check whether the specified context name is correct.
018-570 HTTP certificate fail
[Error Type]
018-573 Invalid char in server
Job Fail
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[Error Type]
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Job Fail
[Fault Content]
A path name that contains invalid characters was specified
Netware Error/Invalid Tree Characters
A connection name that contains invalid characters was specified.
Check whether the specified connection name is correct.
Check whether the specified path name is correct.

018-577 Invalid char in file
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
018-574 Invalid char in volume

[Error Type]
Invalid Netware File Name Characters
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
A file name that contains invalid characters was specified.
Invalid Netware Volume Characters
A volume name that contains invalid characters was specified.
Check whether the specified volume name is correct.
Check whether the specified file name is correct.

018-578 Nw server not found
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
018-575 Invalid char in login

[Error Type]
Netware Error - Connection Error
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
A nonexistent server/tree was specified.
Invalid Netware Login
A user name or password that contains invalid characters was specified.
Check whether the specified user name/password is correct.

1.
Check the network cable of the device.
2.
Check whether the NetWare server is accessible from the PC.
3.
Check the server name/tree name.
4.
Execute DSREPAIR from the Server Console of the NetWare server.
018-576 Invalid char in path
018-579 Nw server disk full
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Invalid Netware Path Characters
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Netware Error - Hard Disk Full
018-582 Access right fail
There is insufficient free space in the Netware server.
[Error Type]
Job Fail

1.
2.
Check the capacity of the data storage server.
3.
[Fault Content]
Netware Resources Access Rights Verification
018-580 Netware invalid volume

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Netware Error - Volume Does Not Exist.
The User who is already logged in does not have the right to open the file.
The User who is already logged in does not have the right to create the file.
The User who is already logged in does not have the right to access the directory.
The User who is already logged in does not have the right to read the file.
The User who is already logged in does not have the right to write to the file.
The User who is already logged in does not have the right to delete the directory/file.
Although all the specified directories/files are read-only, a deletion request was issued.
Although some of the specified directories/files are read-only, a deletion request was issued.
A nonexistent volume name was specified.
1.
2.
Check the rights of the User.
Example:

1.
Check if the user has the right to open the file.
2.
Check the volume name.
Check if the user has the right to create the file.
3.
Check if the user has the right to access the directory.
Check if the user has the right to read the file.
Check if the user has the right to delete the file/directory.
Check if the user has the right to write to the file.

3.
018-581 Netware invalid path

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
018-583 Nw server disk error
Netware Error - Path Does Not Exist.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
A nonexistent directory path was specified.
[Fault Content]
Netware Error - Disk Access Error

1.
2.
Check the directory path name.
3.
A failure has occurred in the Netware server disk.
1.
Check the HDD of the Netware server.
2.
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018-584 Nw server access fail
Version 1.2
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Netware Server Login Error
[Error Type]
Job Fail
The Netware server has refused the login.
[Fault Content]
Netware Error - Access Error

1.
2.
Check the login user name.
Due to some reason, the communication was cut when reading.
3.
Check the login password.
Due to some reason, the communication was cut when writing.
4.
Check the volume name.
Due to some reason, the file close process has failed.
5.
Check the server name/tree name.
6.
Check the context name.
7.
1.
2.
018-585 Netware error in use

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Netware Currently In Use by Other Users
018-587 File duplication fail

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
File Name Conflict Stop
"Prohibit Overwrite" is selected for scan "File Name Conflict"
Write is locked because netware is being referenced by another user, etc.
Although some of the specified directories/files are being used by other users, a deletion request
was issued.
Although all the specified directories/files are being used by other users, a deletion request was
issued.
1.
2.
Check the current usage status of other users.
3.
018-586 Netware login fail
018-588 Scan filing policy invalid

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Invalid Filing Policy
Invalid filing policy (when additional items are selected) was detected after connecting with the
server.
018-589 NEXTNAME.DAT error
018-592 lock folder create fail
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
NEXTNAMEDAT File Access Error
Scan Lock Folder Creation Failed
Failed to access the NEXTNAME.DAT file.
Failed to create the scan lock folder.
If a lock directory (*.LCK) remained in the transfer destination, delete it manually and retry the
job.
2.
Check whether there is a folder that has the same name as the specified name.
018-590 Same name exists

[Error Type]
Job Fail
018-593 lock folder delete fail
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
Process stopped because a file with the same name already exists
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
A File/folder with the same name was detected in the server.
Scan Lock Folder Deletion Failed

1.
1.
Perform the same operation again without multiple machines accessing the same folder in the
same server.
Failed to delete the scan lock folder.
If a lock directory (*.LCK) remained in the transfer destination, delete it manually and retry the job.
018-591 File name suffix limit over
[Error Type]
018-595 Detected user duplication, in LDAP

[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
The Scan File Name has exceeded the Suffix Limit Value
Duplicate IDs were detected at ICCG external authentication (LDAP protocol)
When determining the file/folder name in the server after connecting to the server, the suffix of the
file name/folder name has exceeded the limit.
Two or more entries that have the same information as the currently used IC card were found in the
database of the LDAP server.
Change the file name/destination folder on the scan server. Else, move or delete the files in the
destination folder.
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Make corrections so that the user entries in the database of the LDAP server do not have the same
IC card information.
Version 1.2
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "1" (operation error) in response to the
Address Book inquiry.
Check that the "LDAP Server/Directory Service Settings" of the "External Authentication Server/
Directory Service Settings" of the machine is set correctly.
018-596 LDAP protocol error 596
Or, a problem has occurred at the Server side. Please check with the Network Administrator.
[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
An undefined protocol error, and other errors with LDAP Protocol
1.
An error except 018-595 occurred with the certified LDAP protocol (ProtocolCategory=7).
2.
The protocol category with which to fill in Coml_Fault_GetNETCeCode( ) is an unexpected one.
*FTP/HTTP was specified, or a category that is larger than LDAP_NETAUTH(=7) was specified. (DMP62)
2.4.2 "Cannot Connect to Network" or "Printer Cannot be Seen From PC"

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 02 at Address Book operation (protocol error)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "2" (protocol error) in response to the
Consult with the Network Administrator, correct the Server settings and operate again.
018-700 Network Stack is not Initialized Fail
[Fault Name]
[Error Type]
Network Stack is not Initialized Fail
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Network Stack is not Initialized Fail.
The Remote Authentication Library has detected that the Network Stack not initialized error of the
device during remote access.
The Network Stack is being initialized. Wait a while then try again.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 01 at Address Book operation (operation error)
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 03 at Address Book operation
(search timeout)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "3" (search time is timed out) in response
to the Address Book inquiry.
Correct the search conditions/search start position with regard to the Address Book internal data,
focus the search target and search again.
If the problem reoccurs even after that, consult with the Network Administrator.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
LDAP protocol error 04 at Address Book operation (too many search results to be processed)
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "4" (too many search results to be
processed) in response to the Address Book inquiry.
LDAP protocol error 07 at Address Book operation (the specified authentication method is not
supported)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "7" (the specified authentication method
is not supported) in response to the Address Book inquiry.
The specified authentication method is not supported. Change the authentication method.
Consult with the Network Administrator to correct the authentication settings.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
LDAP protocol error 05 at Address Book operation (comparison request result is false)
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "5" (comparison request result is false) in
response to the Address Book inquiry.
LDAP protocol error 08 at Address Book operation (strong authentication is required)
It is possible to output a result that is different from the specified content. Consult with the Network
Administrator to check the status of the LDAP Server.
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "8" (strong authentication is required) in
Check that there are no mistakes in the authentication settings. Consult with the Network
Administrator to strengthen the authentication settings and operate again.
[Error Type]
018-709 Active Communication is Unavailable Now Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Name]
LDAP protocol error 06 at Address Book operation (comparison request result is true)
Active Communication is Unavailable Now Fail
[Error Type]
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "6" (comparison request result is true) in
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
This is not an error message as it just means that "the output result is as specified".
Active Communication is Unavailable Now Fail.
The Remote Authentication Library has detected that the device is in active communication state
during remote access.

A. In case of IPv4 environment

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or whether it has become the Auto IP address.
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2.
Check if the network has been connected properly.
3.
Check with the Network Administrator on whether the DHCP Server address had been
exausted.
4.
Obtain the PfShowInfo 9 log.
A. In case of IPv6 environment

1.
Check whether the address that is being used as the IPv6 address of the device has been
allocated with a global address that uses the network address distributed by the IPv6 router.
2.
Check if the network has been connected properly.
3.
Check with the Network Administrator on whether the IPv6 router has been configured
correctly.
4.
Obtain the PfShowInfo 9 log.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 10 at Address Book operation (not registered in search range)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "10" (referral (intro, ref)) in response to
the Address Book inquiry.
Nothing is registered in the specified search range. Consult with the Network Administrator to check
the status of the authentication settings.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 11 at Address Book operation (admin limit is exceeded)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "11" (admin limit is exceeded) in
Consult with the Network Administrator to check the status of the Server operation.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 12 at Address Book operation (extended function cannot be used)
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The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "12" (extended function cannot be used)
in response to the Address Book inquiry.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 13 at Address Book operation (secrecy is required)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "13" (secrecy is required) in response to

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 14 at Address Book operation (SASL bind in progress)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "14" (SASL bind in progress) in response
Please wait for a while and operate again. If the situation did not improve, consult with the Network
Administrator.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 16 at Address Book operation (the requested attribute does not exist)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "16" (the requested attribute does not
exist) in response to the Address Book inquiry.
An attribute problem as occurred. Consult with the Network Administrator to check the status at the
Server side.
Server side.
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 17 at Address Book operation (the specified attribute is not defined)
LDAP protocol error 20 at Address Book operation (the specified attribute already exists)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "17" (the specified attribute is not
defined) in response to the Address Book inquiry.
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "20" (the specified attribute already
exists) in response to the Address Book inquiry.
Server side.
Server side.
018-718 LDAP protocol error18
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 18 at Address Book operation (unsuitable combination)
LDAP protocol error 21 at Address Book operation (syntax error of the specified attribute value)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "18" (unsuitable combination) in

The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "21" (syntax error of the specified
attribute value) in response to the Address Book inquiry.
Server side.
Server side.
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
job
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 19 at Address Book operation (limit violation)
Kerberos Authentication Protocol error (22)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "19" (limit violation) in response to the
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As the user Kerbeors password set on the Kerbeors server has expired, it is necessary to ask the
server administrator to extend the expiration date of it.

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
A higher CA certificate in the user SmartCard is not registered with the device.
Check if a higher CA certificate in the user SmartCard is registered with the device. If not, register it
with the device.
The status is that in Kerberos authentication (PKINIT), the device cannot send the certificate path for
user certificate to the Kerbeors Server (KDC).

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The certificate in the user SmartCard is incorrect (rejected by the Kerbeors Server).
Check if the certificate in the user SmartCard is valid. If it has become invalid or expired, renew it, or
if the Kerberos server prohibits the use of the certificate, it is necessary to ask the server
administrator to make the server permit it.

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The Kerbeors Server KDC certificate is incorrect. (The root CA certificate is not registered with the
device; the KDC certificate has expired; or the KDC certificate address is different from that written
on the certificate.)
1.
Check if the root CA certificate of KDC Certificate is registered with the device. If not, register the
root CA certificate.
2.
If the KDC certificate has expired, renew the Kerbeors Server KDC certificate .
3.
Version 1.2
Check that the Kerberos Server address set on the device is the same as that written on the
Kerbeors Server KDC certificate. If they are different, change the Kerbeors Server address set on
the device, or check the Kerbeors Server KDC certificate. In this case, there is a possibility of a
wrong setting or Kerbeors Server impersonation.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 32 at Address Book operation (applicable object does not exist)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "32" (applicable object does not exist) in
"32" the applicable e-mail address does not exist.
Either re-input the correct e-mail address or check the e-mail addresses that are registered in the Server.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 33 at Address Book operation (wrong alias)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "33" (wrong alias) in response to the
A name related problem has occurred. Consult with the Network Administrator to check the status at
the Server side.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 34 at Address Book operation (wrong DN form, wrong password)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "34" (wrong DN form) in response to the
A name related problem has occurred.
Check the User Name and the Password again and release the incorrect Password Name.
If it did not improve, consult with the Network Administrator to check the authentication settings at the
Server side. Consult with the Network Administrator to check the status at the Server side.
A security related problem has occurred. Consult with the Network Administrator to check the
authentication settings at the Server side.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
LDAP protocol error 35 at Address Book operation (object is terminated)
[Fault Content]
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "35" (object is terminated) in response to
LDAP protocol error 49 at Address Book operation (the specified authentication certificate is invalid,
login name is invalid)
the Server side.
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "49" (the specified authentication
certificate is invalid) in response to the Address Book inquiry.
Address search was performed when incorrect User Name and Password was used for authentication.
A security related problem has occurred.
Check the User Name and the Password used for authentication again and release the incorrect search
login name.
[Error Type]
If it did not improve, consult with the Network Administrator to check the authentication settings at the
Server side.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 36 at Address Book operation (cannot refer to alias)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "36" (cannot refer to alias) in response to
[Error Type]
Job Fail
the Server side.
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 49 at Address Book operation (the specified authentication certificate is invalid,
login name is invalid)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "50" (user does not have access
privileges) in response to the Address Book inquiry.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
A security related problem has occurred. Consult with the Network Administrator to check the
access rights at the Server side.
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 48 at Address Book operation (authentication denied)

The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "48" (authentication denied) in response

[Error Type]
Job Fail
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[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 51 at Address Book operation (busy)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "51" (busy) in response to the Address
Book inquiry.
A service related problem has occurred. Please wait for a while and operate again. If the situation
did not improve, consult with the Network Administrator.
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[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 54 at Address Book operation (loop detected)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "54" (loop detected) in response to the
A service related problem has occurred. Consult with the Network Administrator to check the status
of the service operation at the Server side.
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 52 at Address Book operation (cannot be processed)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "52" (cannot be processed) in response
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 64 at Address Book operation (naming violation)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "64" (naming violation) in response to the
An update related problem has occurred. Consult with the Network Administrator to check the status
at the Server side.
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 53 at Address Book operation (execution denied)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "53" (execution denied) in response to
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 65 at Address Book operation (object class specification error)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "65" (object class specification error) in
at the Server side.
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 66 at Address Book operation (entries other than termination cannot be
executed)
LDAP protocol error 69 at Address Book operation (object class cannot be changed)
LDAP protocol error 69 at Address Book operation (object class cannot be changed)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "66" (entries other than termination
cannot be executed) in response to the Address Book inquiry.
at the Server side.
at the Server side.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
(search target is too large)
LDAP protocol error 67 at Address Book operation (cannot be executed at RDN)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "67" (cannot be executed at RDN) in
at the Server side.
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "70" (search result is too large) in
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 68 at Address Book operation (the specified entry already exists)
LDAP protocol error 71 at Address Book operation (influence on multiple DSA)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "68" (the specified entry already exists)
at the Server side.

[Error Type]
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "71" (influence on multiple DSA) in
Consult with the Network Administrator to check the status at the Server side.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
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[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 80 at Address Book operation (an unknown error has occurred)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "80" (an unknown error has occurred) in
Check the status of the server.
Version 1.2
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 83 at Address Book operation (outgoing message encoding error)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "83" (outgoing message encoding error)
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
(cannot connect to Server)
Cannot connect to Server In response to the Address Book inquiry
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 84 at Address Book operation (incoming message decoding error)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "84" (incoming message decoding error)
1.
Check if the network cable is connected.
2.
If it is connected, check the start up state of the target request server.
3.
Check that the Server Name is correct at "System Settings" - "Network Settings" - "External
Authentication Server/Directory Service Settings" - "LDAP Server/Directory Service Settings", and
set it to the correct name.


[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 82 at Address Book operation (program error or SASL authentication error)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "82" (program error or SASL
authentication error) in response to the Address Book inquiry.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
(search timeout)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "85" (search time is timed out) in
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 86 at Address Book operation (an unknown authentication method has been
specified)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "89" (an incorrect parameter was
passed) in response to the Address Book inquiry.
LDAP protocol error 86 at Address Book operation (an unknown authentication method has been
specified)
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
LDAP protocol error 90 at Address Book operation (insufficient memory)
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "90" (insufficient memory) in response to
LDAP protocol error 87 at Address Book operation (mistake in definition of search filter)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "87" (mistake in definition of search filter)
Check the search condition and consult with the Network Administrator if that did not work.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
LDAP protocol error 91 at Address Book operation (Server connection prohibited)
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "91" (Server connection prohibited) in
LDAP protocol error 88 at Address Book operation (instruction canceled)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "88" (instruction canceled) in response to
Check the status of the server.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
LDAP protocol error 92 at Address Book operation (unsupported function)
[Fault Content]
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "92" (unsupported function) in response
LDAP protocol error 89 at Address Book operation (an incorrect parameter was passed)
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[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 93 at Address Book operation (result is not returned)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "93" (result is not returned) in response

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 94 at Address Book operation (result no longer exist)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "94" (result no longer exist) in response

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 95 at Address Book operation (result still exist)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "95" (result still exist) in response to the
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[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 96 at Address Book operation (client loop detected)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "96" (client loop detected) in response to

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LDAP protocol error 97 at Address Book operation (maximum hop number for reference is
exceeded)
The Server returned RFC2251 standard resultMessageNo "97" (maximum hop number for
reference is exceeded) in response to the Address Book inquiry.
021-210 USB IC Card Reader connection error

[Error Type]
In case the accessory connected through USB has finished preparing for operation, but the
device cannot communicate with the accessory:
-> This is different from the two cases described earlier:
Local Fail
[Fault Content]
The accessory connected through USB is out of order.
As it is thought that there is a problem such as a mismatch between the USB-connected

accessory and the lodable module for accessory control, it is necessary to isolate the
phenomenon.
USB IC Card Reader Connection Status Error
Detection Condition of Fault: When powering ON the device, the EPA Lib/EP Cont detected that the
setting requires a USB IC Card to control jobs and that the USB IC Card is not connected. When the
device is in Ready state, the EPA Lib/EP Cont detected that the setting requires a USB IC Card to
control jobs and that the USB is disconnected or the USB IC Card Reader is malfunctioning.
021-213 Controller Price Table Error

[Error Type]
local
[Fault Content]
If the USB connector is disconnected: Reconnect the disconnected USB connector and turn the
power OFF then ON.
An error in setting up EPA - Controller Unit-Price Table
With a new type of subtraction system (M/C Unit-Price Table system) ON (850-027=1), an available
unit price (855-xxx) is set to a value out of the range of 1 to 9999999.
If this fault occurred although the USB IC Card Reader is connected: Connect an undamaged USB
IC Card Reader and turn the power OFF then ON.
021-211 USB IC Card Reader broken
(Only the system administrator can repair this.)
[Error Type]
Using CWIS, read out the Unit-Price Table into a file. Set a value between 1 and 9999999 at the
location(s) where a value out of the range is set. Using CWIS, write the file containing the corrected
Unit Price Table.
local
[Fault Content]
The USB IC Card Reader is broken.
In order not to use the new type of subtraction system (M/C Unit-Price Table system), set the
value in NVM(850-027) to 0 (The function OFF).
To use the new type of subtraction system (M/C Unit-Price Table system), set every available
unit price (855-xxx) to a value between 1 and 9999999. Power OFF then ON. (You need to
obtain consent from the customer as to the values to set the prices to.)
When the Reader of a working USB IC Card Reader that is being used malfunctioned, at the time
that malfunction is detected.
Connect the unbroken USB IC Card Reader and turn the power OFF then ON.
Go to OF-01 Common System Fail. Perform step (5) to collect reports and the subsequent steps.
021-212 USB IC Card Reader preparing error
021-214 USB IC Card Reader encryption setting error
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
local
Local
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
A failure in starting the USB IC Card Reader
Failure in the USB IC Card Reader encryption settings
When the device is turned ON, the accessory connected through USB has not finished starting up
within a certain period of time, which is set as SystemData.
The USB is disconnected.
The accessory connected through USB has not finished preparing for operation.
The accessory connected through USB has finished preparing for operation, but the device
cannot communicate with the accessory.
When an USB IC Card Reader error is detected during the setting of the USB IC Card Reader
encryption settings.
When connected to an USB IC Card Reader with incorrect encryption settings (the Mutual
Authentication Key not matching the Specified Key), causing encrypted communication to fail.
As this may sometimes be corrected by rebooting, try turning the power OFF and ON.
In case the USB is disconnected:
-> Reconnect the disconnected USB Cable and then turn the power OFF then ON.
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If the problem persists after turning the power OFF then ON, the encryption settings of the
connected USB IC Card Reader is wrong. Connect an USB IC Card Reader that has never been
used before, or one that has had its encryption settings initialized as factory default settings to the
machine and turn the power OFF then ON.
021-215 Invalid Accessory Kind Setting

[Error Type]
local
Version 1.2
Check that the System Data 850-007 is set correctly and make the setting again.
1.
Check the connection to the EP accessory, pull out and insert the EPSV Board and replace the
cable.
Check whether the Controller ROM is the latest version and upgrade it to the latest.
If the Controller ROM is the latest version, there is no need to download it.
[Fault Content]
Invalid Accessory Kind Setting
The value set in NVM850-007 (Billing/Adding Up Device Type Setting) is different from the type of
the connected accessory.
2.
Perform the procedures after obtaining reports in OF-01 Common System Fail.
021-400 Check Request

[Error Type]
Change the value in NVM850-007 to the appropriate one for the connected accessory, then power
OFF then ON. Or replace the connected accessory with the appropriate one for the setting, then
power OFF then ON.
021-360 EP Accessory Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
EP Accessory Fail
An error occurred in the connection to the EP accessory. The accessory that should be installed is
not found.
info
[Fault Content]
Check Request Information
Detected Check Request.
Perform checks.
021-401 USB IC Card Reader connection error info

[Error Type]
info
[Fault Content]
Info that USB IC Card Reader Connection Status is incorrect
1.
Check the connection to the EP accessory, pull out and insert the EPSV Board and replace the
cable.
2.
Check that the Controller software is the latest version.
3.
If the problem persists, replace the EPSV-IF PWB.
4.
If the trouble persists, refer to the following procedure to repair it.
021-361 EP Accessory Kind Config Error

[Error Type]
The number of USB IC Card Readers (including other certification devices besides Reader) set up
and inserted is larger than the number set on the device.
Disconnect the USB IC Card Reader that caused this error to occur from the USB connector.
021-500 EPAccessoryJobExclusion
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
EP-related Product Job Exclusion
EP Accessory - Accessory Type Setting Error
"The system data 850-007 has not been set properly (Detected in FX only. This should not be
treated as Fail.)"
If the problem persists, replace the EPSV-IF Board.
When the Fax send billing function is enabled, the following cases occurs:
1.
There was an attempt to start up a job for accessory billing in the middle of a Fax send Job
operation.
2.
There was an attempt to start up a Fax send Job in the middle of a Job for accessory billing
operation. This Fault is not detected when the Fax send billing function is disabled.
If the problem persists in a properly functioning network, obtain the info9 or xxx.tgz log and network log
immediately after the problem has occurred and contact the support department for instructions.
Wait for the currently running Job to complete, and then restart the job.
021-503 Couldn't resolve host name.
[Error Type]
021-501 Invalid URL has detected.
Job Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
Server Address Resolution Error
[Fault Content]
Invalid Server URL
Failed to resolve the address of the server name.

libcURL returned ""CURLE_COULDNT_RESOLVE_HOST"".
The server URL is grammatically incorrect.
Check the following.
libcURL returned ""CURLE_URL_MALFORMAT"".
Check the connection of the LAN cable.
Check the DNS server address settings.
If the error is related to the installation operation, check the URL of the EP server again and enter the
correct one.
Check the default gateway settings.
Check the subnet mask settings.
If the error is related to operations other than installation, use the Chain-Link to overwrite the EP (920003) Server URL with a new value and perform the operation again.
Check the EP server URL settings. (Chain-Link (920-003))
If the problem persists after checking the above settings, there may be a network failure or DNS server
failure. Contact the client's Network Administrator.
021-502 Couldn't resolve proxy name.
[Error Type]
021-504 Couldn't connect to host/proxy.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
Proxy Server Address Resolution Error
Server Connection Error
Failed to resolve the address of the proxy server name.
Unable to connect to the server or proxy server
libcURL returned ""CURLE_COULDNT_RESOLVE_PROXY"".
libcURL returned ""CURLE_COULDNT_CONNECT"". (Including cases where the server is not turned
ON)
Or, libcURL returned ""CURLE_GOT_NOTHING"".
Check the DNS server address settings.
For B-Direct configuration, check the following:
Check the EP server settings. (Chain-Link (920-003~920-006))

Check the EP proxy server URL settings. (Chain-Link (920-35) or KO settings)
If the problem persists after checking the above settings, there may be a network failure or DNS server
failure. Contact the client's Network Administrator.
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Check the EP proxy server settings. (Chain-Link (920-035~920-039) or KO settings)
If the problem persists after checking the above settings, there may be a network failure or the FQDN of
the EPA server may have been changed (If the EPA Server is used). Contact the client's Network
Administrator.
Version 1.2
Check the EP proxy server authentication user.
Check the EP proxy server authentication password.
If the problem persists after checking the above settings, there may be a network failure or the proxy
server settings may have changed/failed. Contact the client's Network Administrator.
021-505 Couldn't establish SSL session.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
021-508 A connection to host/proxy has timed out.

[Error Type]
SSL Session Error
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
An error has occurred during SSL/TLS handshake.

libcURL returned ""CURLE_SSL_CONNECT_ERROR"".
Communication Timeout
021-506 An invalid peer certificate has received.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Invalid SSL Certificate (Edge Server)
The SSL certificate of the server is invalid.
libcURL returned ""CURLE_SSL_PEER_CERTIFICATE"".
021-507 Proxy unauthorized access.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Proxy Authentication Error
Authentication of the proxy server has failed.
libcURL returned ""HTTP Status: 407 Proxy Authorization Required"".
Communication timeout has occurred.

libcURL returned ""CURLE_OPERATION_TIMEOUTED"".
If the problem persists after checking the above settings, there may be a network failure or the FQDN of
the EPA server may have been changed (when the EPA Server is used). Contact the client's
Network Administrator.
021-509 SOAP Fault: An invalid message detected.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Invalid Communication Message
The server detected an invalid message.
The server has notified a SOAP Fault indicating that the message from the device is invalid.
Code=Client, Subcode=InvalidMessage
Or, an unexpected SOAP Fault was notified because of a failure in the server.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
EP-SV Installation Conflict (EP System)
021-510 SOAP Fault: The MC already unregistered.
When performing installation, the server detected that it already has the EP-SV Installed.
[Error Type]
When performing installation, the server has notified a SOAP Fault indicating that the device already has
EP-SV installed on the EP system.
Job Fail
Code=Client, Subcode=InvalidOperation, Subcode3=AlreadyRegisteredBySV
[Fault Content]
Recall Status Mismatch (EP System)
Check with the EP Center for the EP contract status and registration status.
The server detected that it is already in recalled status.
The server has notified a SOAP Fault indicating that the device is already in recalled status on the EP
system.
Code=Client, Subcode=InvalidOperation, Subcode3=AlreadyUnregistered
If the problem occurs regardless that the EP-SV is not registered in the EP Center, obtain the info9 or
xxx.tgz log and network log immediately after the problem has occurred and contact the support
department for instructions.
021-513 SOAP Fault: The MC already registered (EP-DX).
[Error Type]
No action is required if this error corresponds to a recall operation. Finish the servicing.
If the error is related to operations other than recall, check whether the EP contract has expired. If it has
already expired, no action is required.
If the problem occurs when the EP contract has not expired yet, obtain the info9 or xxx.tgz log and
network log immediately after the problem has occurred and contact the support department for
instructions.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
EP-DX Installation Conflict (EP System)
When performing installation, the server detected that it already has the EP-DX Installed.
021-511 SOAP Fault: The MC already registered (WEP).
EP-DX installed on the EP System.
[Error Type]
Code=Client, Subcode=InvalidOperation, Subcode3=AlreadyRegisteredByDX
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Installation Status Mismatch (EP System)
If the problem occurs regardless that the EP-DX is not registered in the EP Center, obtain the info9 or
When performing installation, the server detected that it already has the WEP Installed.
WEP installed on the EP system.
021-514 SOAP Fault: The MC already registered (EP-TRESS).
Code=Client, Subcode=InvalidOperation, Subcode3=AlreadyRegistered
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
If the problem occurs regardless that the WEP is not registered in the EP Center, obtain the info9 or
TRESS Installation Conflict (EP System)
When performing installation, the server detected that it already has the TRESS Installed.
021-512 SOAP Fault: The MC already registered (EP-SV).

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Code=Client, Subcode=InvalidOperation, Subcode3=AlreadyRegisteredByTRESS
If the problem occurs regardless that the EP-TRESS is not registered in the EP Center, obtain the info9
or xxx.tgz log and network log immediately after the problem has occurred and contact the support
021-515 SOAP Fault: An invalid product code detected.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Invalid Product Code
The server detected an invalid product code.
The server has notified a SOAP Fault indicating that the product code included in the message from the
device is invalid.
Code=Client, Subcode=InvalidOperation, Subcode3=InvalidProductCode
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[Fault Content]
Communication Failure (EP Center)
The server detected communication failure with the EP Center.
The server has notified a SOAP Fault indicating that communication failure has occurred between the
Edge Server (EPA-Server for configurations installed with EPA) and its back-end.
Code=Server, Subcode=NextServiceNotRespond
Check with the EP Center for the system operation status.
If a failure has occurred in the EP Center, retry the operation from the UI after the EP Center has
recovered.
If the problem persists although the EP Center has recovered, obtain the info9 or xxx.tgz log and network
log immediately after the problem has occurred and contact the support department for instructions.
021-518 SOAP Fault: An internal error occurred on server.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Internal Error (Edge Server)
An internal error has occurred in the server.
The server has notified a SOAP Fault indicating that an internal error has occurred in the Edge Server.
021-516 SOAP Fault: An invalid serial number detected.
Code=Server, Subcode=InternalError
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Invalid Serial Number
The server detected an invalid serial number.

recovered.
The server has notified a SOAP Fault indicating that the serial number included in the message from the
device is invalid.
021-519 SOAP Fault: Service is temporarily unavailable.
Code=Client, Subcode=InvalidOperation, Subcode3=InvalidSerialNumber
[Error Type]
021-517 SOAP Fault: The service not responded.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
High Load Status Detected (EP Center)
The server detected a high load status in the EP Center.
The server has notified a SOAP Fault indicating that EP Center is in high load status.
Code=Server, Subcode=ServiceTemporarilyUnavailable
recovered.
For the BB-Direct configuration:
For the EPA-Server configuration:

If the problem persists after checking the above settings, there may be a network failure. Contact the
client's Network Administrator.
021-520 Couldn't connect to CA.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
021-522 A miscellaneous CA comm error has detected.
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
CA Communication Error
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
A communication error has occurred when obtaining the EP certificate.
Certificate Library Error
secep returned ""SECEP_COM_ERROR"".
An error has occurred in the certificate library.
secep returned a uncategorized error during CA communication.
(Uncategorized errors when no communications were made are internal errors)

021-521 A connection to CA has timed out.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
CA Communication Timeout
021-523 An internal error has occurred.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Internal Error
Timeout has occurred when obtaining the EP certificate.

secep returned ""SECEP_TIMEOU"".
Software failure where processing can still continue was detected.
Or, a memory access error where processing can still continue was detected.
Or, libcURL returned ""CURLE_SEND_ERROR"".
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Or, libcURL returned ""CURLE_RECV_ERROR"".
021-526 A miscellaneous http session error has detected.
[Error Type]
If the SOAP port stops, start.

If the situation is not improved, power OFF then ON.
If the situation is still not improved, obtain the pfshowinfo9 log and network log immediately after the
problem occurs, and contact the support division for directions.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Communication Library Error
When the aggregation server is installed but its version is 1.0.x, the function of updating software is not
supported. So check the logs on the aggregation server.
libcURL returned an uncategorized error.
021-524 A registeration conflict has detected.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Installation Status Mismatch
Although installation was instructed, it was detected internally that the status is "Installed".
At the start of the installation process, it was detected that the system data ""Installation Status" is not set
to "Not Installed".
If the problem persists, use Chain-Link(920-001) to change "Installation Status" to "Not Installed" and
retry the operation.
021-525 An unregistration conflict has detected.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Recall Status Mismatch
Although recall was instructed, it was detected internally that the status is "Recalled".
An error has occurred in the communication library.

021-527 An invalid message has received.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Invalid Communication Message (Edge Server)
An invalid message was received from the server.
libcURL returned ""HTTP Status: 4XX"".
Or, an invalid SOAP Fault was received. (e.g. An unknown code or subcode, etc.)
Or, an invalid SOAP Response was received.
021-528 A communication settings was set as disabled.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
At the start of the recall process, it was detected that the system data ""Installation Status" is not set to
"Installed".
[Fault Content]

If the problem persists, use Chain-Link(920-001) to change "Installation Status" to "Installed" and retry
the operation.
Communication Setting Error

At the start of communication, a setting that does not allow communication was detected.
At the start of the communication, it was detected that the system data "Installation Status" is set to "Not
Installed".
If the problem persists, check the EP Center for the EP contract status and registration status. If it has
been verified as "Installed", use Chain-Link (920-001) to change "Installation Status" to "Installed"
and retry the operation.
The software update server has detected a big load on itself.
The software update server has sent this machine an answering message showing it has a big load.
Wait for a while and operate again.
If the problem persists, perform the following in order.
021-529 Device has already latest firmware.

[Error Type]
1.
Ask the EP center (software update server) about the system operation status.
2.
If the EP center is having a problem, wait until it recovers. As soon as it recovers, retry
operating from the UI.
job
[Fault Content]
If the situation is not improved in spite of the recovery of the EP center, obtain the pfshowinfo9 log and
network log immediately after the problem occurs and contact the support division for directions.
The latest version is detected. (Software Update)
As a result of an inquiry to the software update server about the versions of software this machine
has, all the ROMs on this machine have been found to have the latest version of software.
021-532 Found an unsupported ROM set.

[Error Type]
job
If this error is detected in spite of the latest version of software, ask the EP center (software update
server) about the system operation status.
021-530 An internal error has occurred on update server.
[Fault Content]
An unsupported set of ROM versions is detected. (Software Update)
[Error Type]
has, this machine has been found to have a combination of ROM versions an update on which is not
supported by EP.
job
[Fault Content]
An error internal to the server (Software Update)
Do upgrade using FirmWare DownLoad Software.
021-533 Software Update unoperational by user.
The software update server has detected an internal error.

The software update server has sent this machine an answering message showing it detected an internal
error.
[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The user cannot do an update. (Software Update)
If the problem persists, perform the following in order.
1.
Ask the EP center (software update server) about the system operation status.
2.
If the EP center is having a problem, wait until it recovers. As soon as it recovers, retry
operating from the UI.
If the situation is not improved in spite of the recovery of the EP center, obtain the pfshowinfo9 log and
network log immediately after the problem occurs and contact the support division for directions.
has, this machine has been found to have a combination of ROM versions that prohibits the key
operator (KO) from doing update.
021-531 Service is temporarily unavailable on update svr
021-534 Found an unsupported submodule.
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
job
job
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
An unsupported submodule is detected. (Software Update)
A big load on the server is detected. (Software Update)

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has, this machine has been found to have a submodule among its ROMs which is excluded from
software update.
021-535 Found an unsupported peripheral.

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
An unsupported accessory is detected. (Softwae Update)
has, this machine has been found to be equipped with an accessory which is excluded from EP
software update.
021-700 Accessory Failure

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
EP Accessory - Service Canceled By Disable-USB Accessory Failure or Disconnect
With one of the following USB-related Local Fails occurring, a job has been started.
021-210 USB IC Card Reader connection error
021-211 USB IC Card Reader broken
021-212 USB IC Card Reader preparing error
Check the occurring Local Fail (described later) and take the corrective action for the Fault Code
before rerunning the job with which the Fail has occurred.
(One of the Fault Codes 021-210, 021-211 and 021-212 is occurring.)
Version 1.2
While the USB-connected accessory is being started, that is, before it is ready, a job has been
started.
Wait for a specific time (default: 3 min.) for USB Accessory to start before rerunning the job with
which the Fail has occurred.
( If the accessory is not ready after the above-mentioned period of time, this machine will display 021-212
on the panel. In this case, take the corrective action for 021-212. )
the occurrence of the problem, and then contact the support divison for directions.
021-731 EP Accessory - Function Disabled

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
EP Accessory - Disabled Function
When MDSS is connected and color copying is prohibited using the Coin Kit, a color copy job was
requested.
Check the settings.
021-732 EP Accessory Error732

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
EP Accessory - Service Canceled By Disable
With an accessory installed, the card was missing, insufficient fee paid or a shortage of card value.
Insert a Xerox card, copy card or cash into the accessory, and ensure that there are sufficient fees
or card value.
the occurrence of the problem, and then contact the support division for directions.
021-733 EP Accessory Error733
021-701 Accessory Preparing
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
EP Accessory - Service Canceled By Disable-USB Accessory Preparing
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
EP Accessory Service Canceled By Color Mode Restriction
With an accessory installed, there was Color Mode Restriction or the upper limit was reached.
021-771 Maintenance Request Fail (EP-DX)
Operate the Color Restriction Key SW to allow Color. Or, replace the card with another card that
does not reach its upper limit in Color mode.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
EP-DX - Inspection/Repair/Preliminary Diagnostic request failed.
021-750 U Parts Request Fail (EP-SV)
[Error Type]
Inspection/Repair/Preliminary Diagnostic request failed.
Job Fail
Fax Card returned NG because the line was busy.
[Fault Content]
EP-SV - Used Parts Collection order failed.
Check that the telephone line is connected. Wait and send the request again.
If the problem persists, contact the Telephone Center directly.
When the Used Parts Collection Order was processed, an error was sent by the EP-SV.
Check the following too:
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
Contact the telephone center.
021-772 EPDX Install, Remove Error
021-751 Maintenance Request Fail (EP-SV)
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
EP-DX - Installation/Removal failed.
EP-SV - Inspection/Repair/Preliminary Diagnostic request failed.
When an Inspection/Repair/Preliminary Diagnostic Request was processed, an error was sent by
the EP-SV.
The system detected that the EP-DX - installation/removal has failed because it was absent at
power ON.
Fax Card returned NG because the line was busy.
OF-11 Fax Job Fail
021-770 U Parts Request Fail (EP-DX)
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
[Error Type]
021-941 EP - Scan Service Paused By Disable
Job Fail
[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
EP-DX - Used Parts Collection order failed.
[Fault Content]
EP Accessory - Scan Service Paused By Disable
EP-DX - Used Parts Collection order failure was detected.
or card value.

OF-11 FAX Job Fail
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[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
EP Accessory - Scan Service Paused By Color Mode Restriction
021-943 EP - Print Service Paused By Disable

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
EP Accessory - Print Service Paused By Disable
or card value.
021-944 EP - Print Service Paused By Color Mode

[Error Type]
Operation
[Fault Content]
EP Accessory - Print Service Paused By Color Mode Restriction
The following were detected when an accessory was installed:
1.
"Color Print Prohibited" is set in the machine.
When color is prohibited, this error will appear when "Black" is not specified for printing from the PC even
if the printed document contains only B/W pages.
2.
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machine has reached the upper limit.
<<Detailed Explanation>> The "Color Current Count Value for Each Output Color" in the Card that is
inserted into the DocuLyzer has reached the "Upper Limit for Each Output Color" that is stored in the
DocuLyzer.
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021-945 EP - Service Paused By Disable

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
EP Accessory - Service Paused By Disable
or card value.
021-946 EP - Service Paused By Color Mode

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
EP Accessory - Service Paused By Color Mode Restriction
021-947 Subtractive Accessory Disable (Scan)

[Error Type]
Operation Fail
[Fault Content]
The remaining rate Subtractive Accessory has is insufficient. (Scan Service Paused By Subtractive
Accessory Disable)
This occurs during document scanning or direct copy.
If with ICCG + Dispensor or Coin Kit connected, IITsc detects that the remaining rate the Dispensor or
Coin Kit has is insufficient, it causes a job to be temporarily stopped.
In the case of Dispensor, insert a card that has a remaining rate enough to continue the job. In the
case of Coin Kit, add a necessary amount of money to continue the job.
* In Taiga, (1) will occur but (2) will not.
021-948 Subtractive Accessory Disable (Print)
[Error Type]
1.
Operate the color limit keys in the machine to allow color print.
Or, use the Printer Driver in the PC to instruct printing in "Black" mode (instructing "Auto" or "Color" will
not improve the situation.)
(2-1) In DocuLyzer, reset the "Color Current Count Value for Each Output Color" of the target card.
(2-2) Insert a card with count that has not reached the upper limit of the color count.
Operation Fail
[Fault Content]
The remaining rate Subtractive Accessory has is insufficient. (Print Service Paused By Subtractive
Accessory Disable)
This occurs during printing on paper or direct copy.
If with ICCG + Dispensor or Coin Kit connected, IOTsc detects that the remaining rate the Dispensor or
021-949 Subtractive Accessory Disable

[Error Type]
Operation Fail
[Fault Content]
The remaining rate Subtractive Accessory has is insufficient. (Service Paused By Subtractive
Accessory Disable)
This occurs only when a job is temporarily stopped, not while a job is in progress.
*This occurs if a job stops due to a non-accessory factor and the card is then extracted and then starting
the job is attempted.
If with ICCG + Dispensor or Coin Kit connected, EP-Cont detects that the remaining rate the Dispensor or
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023-600 Held Down Key Error(UI-Panel)
023-601 Held Down Softkey Error(UI-Panel)
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
record
[Fault Content]
record
[Fault Content]
A Key is held down.
The Touch Panel is held down.
[This is a hidden Fail.]
A hard key on the panel has been found to be held down for one or more consecutive minutes.
The Touch Panel has been found to be held down for one or more consecutive minutes.
This is a Fail to convey a message. No action is required.
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024-340 IOT-ESS Communication Fail 1
No need to replace the ESS PWB.
[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Sub System Fail
(IOT):
[Fault Content]
MCU sending error detected by Controller
(IOT):
(Invalid parameter was used)
(Message length error)
An abnormal parameter is set as the argument for the Send function.
A transmission failure occurred as the ACK could not be received after 2 resend attempts. (The
message length of the sent Message Packet is incorrect.)
[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
(IOT):
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
(IOT):
Sequencing No. of the sent Message Packet is incorrect.)
(Check code error)
check code of the sent Message Packet is incorrect.)
[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
(IOT):
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
(Packet No. error)
(IOT):
Packet No. of the sent Message Packet is incorrect.)
MCU sending parity error detected by Controller
A transmission failure occurred as the ACK could not be received after 2 resend attempts. (A parity
error was detected by hardware of the IOT.)
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The ESS-PWB should be also replaced.

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
Imari (IOT):
MCU send framing error detected by Controller
A transmission failure occurred as the ACK could not be received after 2 resend attempts. (A
framing error was detected by hardware of the IOT.)

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
(IOT):
(Overrun error)
A transmission failure occurred as the ACK could not be received after 2 resend attempts. (An
overrun error was detected by hardware of the IOT.)

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
(IOT):
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A transmission failure occurred as the ACK could not be received after 2 resend attempts. (A
receive abort was detected by the IOT after the header had been recognized.)

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
(IOT):
MCU receiving error detected by Controller
The NAK that notifies of the occurrence of a transmission failure is received. (The Sequence No. of
the received Message Packet is incorrect.)

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
(IOT):
(Packet No. error)
The NAK that notifies of the occurrence of a transmission failure is received. (The Packet No. of the
The ESS-PWB should be also replaced.

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
(Framing error)
(Message length error)
The NAK that notifies of the occurrence of a transmission failure is received. (The message length
of the received Message Packet is incorrect.)
The NAK that notifies of the occurrence of a transmission failure is received. (A framing error was
(No need to replace the ESS PWB.)
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
MCU receiving overrun error detected by Controller
(Check code error)
The NAK that notifies of the occurrence of a transmission failure is received. (The check code of the
The NAK that notifies of the occurrence of a transmission failure is received. (An overrun error was
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
(Parity error)
The NAK that notifies of the occurrence of a transmission failure is received. (A parity error was
The NAK that notifies of the occurrence of a transmission failure is received. (Abortion of receiving
was detected after the header had been recognized.)


[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
Print sequence error detected by Controller. (The paper feed and paper output that are not
applicable to the NBR are detected.)

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The paper feed and paper output that are not applicable to the NBR are detected.
2.
3.
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Check the paper size group setting in the Controller and set a correct value.
Refer to Generic Sensor FIP to check the sensor.
024-362 Page Sync Illegal Start
[Error Type]

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
MCU transmission receiving rrror detected by Controller
(Invalid parameter was used)
An abnormal parameter is set as the argument for the receiving function.
024-360 IOT-ESS Initialization Fail

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
Initialization error between IOT-ESS
The IOT Driver initialization failed.
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Image Output]
PAGE-SYNC occurred before video output preparation completes.
During IOT output, before the output data was written to FIFO Full, PageSync became active.
Basically, this is not affected by noises but may be affected by excessive noises.
The ESS PWB should be also replaced.
024-363 Page Sync Illegal Stop

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Image Output]
PAGE-SYNC completion error during video output
At IOT output, PageSync is negated before the specified paper size is output. Basically, this is not
affected by noises but may be affected by excessive noises.
024-361 Invalid IOT PaperSizeGroup Info
024-364 DMA Transfer Fail
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
The paper size group data is different between the ESS and the IOT.
The paper size group setting in the Controller does not match the paper size group data detected by
the IOT.
1.
Initialize the NVM (user area).
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Image Output]
DMA Transfer Error
During Reduce/Enlarge, reduction/enlargement was not completed even though the specified data
was entered. This is probably caused by the SW failure or garbage data (RAM/HDD).
OF-02 After performing the operation in HDD System Fail
1.
Pull out and insert the System Memory to check the installation.
024-368 PCI Error
2.
Replace the RAM.
[Error Type]
3.
If the problem persists, perform the procedures in "OF-02 HDD System Fail".
4.
If the problem persists, perform the procedures in "OF-01 Common System Fail".
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
024-365 Overflow on Loop Back Write
BUTTON: [Image Output]
[Error Type]
PCI Bus Error
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
PCI access error occurred due to a faulty PCI bus.
Loopback Write Overflow
Turn the power OFF then ON. If the problem persists, perform the following procedures in sequence
to repair it.
The extended data exceeded the reserved buffer size.
OF-02 After performing the operation in HDD System Fail
This failure is currently not displayed.
024-366 JBIG Library Other Fail
024-370 Marker Code Detection Fail
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
Marker Code Detection Error
Other errors in JBIG Lib
During Enlarge, when the file was enlarged only by the specified size, the end code (FF02) cannot
be found in the compressed data.
Not in use now.
1. Replace the ESS PWB.
024-367 Decompress Other Fail
When it occurs only for certain documents (there is a high possibility that the S/W is faulty).
1.
[Error Type]
2.
Sub System Fail
B. Change the RAM size. (Change the port settings or the receive buffer size, etc.)
If the problem persists, proceed to the following procedure to repair it.
Other errors from Decompress (Extension)
OF-06 IOT System Faill
Incorrect LINE SYNC was detected.

2.
This may occur when the RAM size is changed.

A. Change the installed RAM size.
[Fault Content]
1.
Change the Print mode (Normal/High Quality/High Resolution).
Incorrect V-SYNC and H-SYNC signals were asserted during IOT output.
Data overrun has occurred (caused by the parameter setting error for Panther4).
When it occurs for random or most documents, there is a high possibility that the HW is faulty.
2. only occurs during debugging.
1.
1. is the main cause of error.
2.
Replace the RAM.
3.
Pull out and insert or replace the cable or back plane between the ESS and the MCU.
to repair it.
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024-371 IOT-ESSCommunication Fail 21

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
The communication between the ESS and IOT has not been established, which is detected by the
Controller.
When the Controller and IOT are turned ON (including recovery from Power Saver mode), a
response from the IOT to a request to establish communications from the Controller was not
detected within the specified time.

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
Sending error detected by Controller (Incorrect parameter instruction)
An illegal instruction for IOT Port No., Timeout Time, Pointer, or Transfer Size was detected.

[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
DLL communication failure recovery error detected by Controller
When a message packet is sent from the Controller, the ACK packet from the IOT cannot be
received within the specified time after the specified number of retries.
024-374 Regi Con PLL Parameter Fail
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[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
RegiCon adjustment value setting error detected by Controller (Incorrect parameter instruction)
Incorrect color registration adjustment value is sent from the IOT.
1.
Replace the harness connecting the ESS and IOT.


[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
[Fault Content]
DLL receiving error detected by Controller (Incorrect parameter instruction)
An illegal instruction for IOT Port No., Timeout Time, or Pointer was detected.

[Error Type]
Sub
[Fault Content]
(IOT): MCU image signal truncation detected by the Controller
Occurs when a break in connection is detected at the loopback terminal of the image signal line
It may be necessary to change the ESS PWB
024-600 Billing Master Counter repair

[Error Type]
History
[Fault Content]
Repair the Billing Master Counter.
The Billing Master Counter is automatically repaired.
The SWKey Backup Counter 1 is automatically repaired.
024-601 Billing Backup Counter 1 repair
024-605 SWKey Backup Counter 2 repair
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
History
[Fault Content]
History
[Fault Content]
Billing Backup Counter 1 Recovery
SWKey Backup Counter2 Recovery
The Billing Backup Counter 1 is automatically repaired.
The SWKey Backup Counter 2 is automatically repaired.
024-602 Billing Backup Counter 2 repair
024-606 Billing Meter Type Master Counter repaire
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
History
[Fault Content]
record
[Fault Content]
Billing Backup Counter 2 Recovery
Billing Meter Type is automatically repaired. (ESS SEEP repaired)
The Billing Backup Counter 2 is automatically repaired.

Billing Meter Type (kept in ESS SEEP) has been automatically repaired.
NOTE:
024-603 SWKey Master Counter repair

[Error Type]
History
[Fault Content]
SWKey Master Counter Recovery
A Shutdown History report is logged.
024-607 Billing Meter Type Backup Counter 1 repaire

[Error Type]
record
The SWKey Master Counter is automatically repaired.
[Fault Content]
Billing Meter Type is automatically repaired. (ESS NVM repaired)
024-604 SWKey Backup Counter 1 repair
Billing Meter Type (kept in ESS NVM) has been automatically repaired.
[Error Type]
NOTE:
History
[Fault Content]
SWKey Backup Counter1 Recovery
024-608 Billing Meter Type Backup Counter 2 repaire

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[Error Type]
record
[Fault Content]
Billing Meter Type is automatically repaired. (IOT NVM repaired)
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[Fault Content]
Billing Count Type is automatically repaired. (IOT NVM repaired)
Billing Count Type (kept in IOT NVM) has been automatically repaired.
NOTE:
Billing Meter Type (kept in IOT NVM) has been automatically repaired.
NOTE:
024-609 Billing CountType Master Counter repaire

[Error Type]
record
[Fault Content]
Billing Count Type is automatically repaired. (ESS SEEP repaired)
024-612 Modal Break Point Master Counter repaire

[Error Type]
record
[Fault Content]
Modal Break Point is automatically repaired. (ESS SEEP repaired)
Modal Break Point (kept in ESS SEEP) has been automatically repaired.
NOTE:
Billing Count Type (kept in ESS SEEP) has been automatically repaired.
NOTE:
024-610 Billing CountType Backup Counter 1 repaire

[Error Type]
record
[Fault Content]
Billing Count Type is automatically repaired. (ESS NVM repaired)
024-613 Modal Break Point Backup Counter 1 repaire

[Error Type]
record
[Fault Content]
Modal Break Point is automatically repaired. (ESS NVM repaired)
Modal Break Point (kept in ESS NVM) has been automatically repaired.
NOTE:
Billing Count Type (kept in ESS NVM) has been automatically repaired.
NOTE:
024-611 Billing CountType Backup Counter 2 repaire

[Error Type]
record
024-614 Modal Break Point Backup Counter 2 repaire

[Error Type]
record
[Fault Content]
Modal Break Point is automatically repaired. (IOT NVM repaired)
[Error Type]
Job
Modal Break Point (kept in IOT NVM) has been automatically repaired.
[Fault Content]
NOTE:
Job cancellation due to paper jam
When paper jam occurs as printing is in progress for a Print Service Job (when Jam Recovery is set
to "OFF").
024-700 Shortage memory capacity, or no Hard Disk
Resolve the paper jam and print again.
[Error Type]
024-703 Booklet Sheets Count Over While Printing Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Name]
A job that could not be printed due to unfulfilled conditions such as [Insufficient System Memory] or
[HDD Not Installed] was received
Booklet Sheets Count Over While Printing Fail
[Error Type]
Job Fail
This machine, which satisfies conditions 1 and 2, was instructed to perform a job that has any of
these - AnalogWaterMark/HybridWaterMark/UUID added to it.
# Condition 1 #
Any of the SW options "Paper Security Kit", "Annotation Kit", or "Sakura Paper Kit" is enabled. Note
that this includes cases where two or more options are enabled.
[Fault Content]
Booklet number of sheets exceeded Fail has occurred during printing.
After printing has started, it was detected that it had exceeded the maximum number of sheets for
Booklet.
# Condition 2 #
The HDD is not installed on the Controller board, or the system memory capacity is insufficient to
operate the SW options enabled in Condition 1.
Change the paper with one of lighter weight so as not to exceed the maximum output limit.
024-742 Print Booklet sheets counts over
1.
Install the HDD on the Controller board.
[Error Type]
2.
Install the memory capacity required by the SW options enabled in Condition 1 on the Controller
board (the required capacity depends on the machine model)
024-701 Invalid instruction of face inversion

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
A printer job whose paper quantity exceeds Booklet Paper Quantity is canceled.
job
The number of sheets per set exceeds a specific allowable number for Booklet.
[Fault Content]
* This fault is detected at the start of print.
Job cancellation due to the invalid Invert instruction
If the number of sheets is larger by one, automatically only saddle stitching is deselected and
the sheets become folded in half for output.
If folding is only selected, an allowable number of sheets per set are automatically folded for
output.
IOTsc has detected that the device has been instructed to print paper that is not invertible.
(E.g.)
Coil punch x Tab paper x Invert instruction
Paper size/type not invertible x Invert instruction
Choose creation of every Booklet using a maximum number of sheets, or deselect Booklet.
*When every Booklet is created using a maximum number of sheets, a specific signature is laid out
on top of each booklet consisting of the max number of sheets.
Instruct the device in the way that enables it to invert paper for reoutput.
024-702 Paper Jam

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024-746 Print Request Failure-Paper

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
There are parameters that are incompatible with the specified paper type.
The paper type specified by the job is incompatible with options such as Paper Tray, Output Tray,
Automatic 2 Sided Print/Staple (E.g. Auto 2-Sided Print is specified for Transparencies).
Do not specify parameters that are incompatible with the specified paper type.
024-747 Print Instruction Fail

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Operation cannot be continued due to combination of unprintable parameters (stored file size, paper
size, paper tray, duplex command, output tray)
The specified combination of parameters (stored file size, paper size, paper tray, duplex command,
output tray) cannot be executed or continued.
When a job cannot continue due to component failure when [Start] button is pressed after a
temporary interruption due to a component failure during a print operation, this error is also
displayed.
Change the print parameter and print again.
024-748 Bates Numbering Digit Over

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The number of Bates Numbering digits is exceeded.
In the process of printing Bates Numbering, a maximum number of 9 or the user-specified number
of digits is exceeded.
Reduce the number of documents to less than the user-specified number or reduce the number of
numbering digits in order to copy them again.
024-775 Print Booklet sheets counts over(Not field attachment)

[Error Type]
Job Fail
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A printer job whose paper quantity exceeds Booklet Paper Quantity is canceled. (This occurs with a
job without simplex/duplex setting.)
This fault is detected at the start of print.
The number of sheets per set for printer print exceeds a specific allowable number for Booklet.
If the number of sheets is larger by one, automatically only saddle stitching is deselected and
the sheets become folded in three for output.
If folding is only selected, an allowable number of sheets per set are automatically folded for
output.
Because the Print Service operation of setting simplex/duplex is done by Driver, only the operation
without simplex/duplex setting is done by the machine.
As a detection of this Fail causes a job to be canceled, a message is only displayed indicating the
job is canceled.
Choose creation of every Booklet using a maximum number of sheets, or deselect Booklet.
*When every Booklet is created using a maximum number of sheets, a specific signature is laid out
on top of each booklet consisting of the max number of sheets.
024-900 Upper Tray Out Of Place

[Error Type]
operation
[Fault Content]
Upper Tray is out of place.
A tray above the paper tray selected was "out of place" so it was decided that paper feed was
impossible.
This fault occurs depending on the configuration of the paper transport in the engine.(This occurs
only with Front C Path Engine.)
If the status of the tray being out of place is not cleared, do the same procedure as the CE recovery
action for xxTray Out Of Place.
024-910 Tray1 size mismatch

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Size Mismatch Tray 1: Measured Length Mismatch
When the paper slow scan direction length is measured on the paper path, the length is different
from the slow scan length for the size detected by the tray.
Load the correct paper in the tray.
If the problem persists, check the sensor using the Generic Sensor Failure FIP.
If the problem persists, refer to the following procedure to repair it.

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
024-916 Mix Full Stack

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[Error Type]
Operation
[Fault Content]
Stacker Mix Full Stack (*Includes Z-fold number of page exceeded)
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[Fault Content]
Face Down Tray1 Paper FULL
The paper output to the Face Down Tray 1 is full.
One of the following conditions was met during Mix Full position detection
Clear the paper.
When paper size of the next job (either in feed direction or width direction) is larger than the
uppermost paper size loaded for the previous job
When changed to staple mode when the uppermost paper size loaded for the previous job is
less than 279.4mm
When uppermost paper size loaded for the previous job is "unknown"
Remove paper from the Stacker.
If the problem persists, refer to the following procedures in sequence to repair it.
024-917 Stacker Tray Staple Set Over Count

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Finisher Stacker Tray Set Set Over Count
The Staple Set Count exceeded 50 sets on the Stacker Tray during the Staple Set Eject operation.
Replace the Staple No Paper Sensor.
024-919 FaceUP Tray Close

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Face Up Tray Close
When output was sent to the Face Up Tray, the Face Up Tray was detected as closed. (This is not
treated as an error in Jigen)
If the problem persists after opening the Face Up Tray Cover, replace the Face Up Tray Sensor or
Face Up Cover.

024-922 Face Down Tray2 Paper FULL

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Face Down Tray2 Paper FULL
The paper output to the Face Down Tray 2 is full.
Clear the paper.
024-923 Operation Y Toner Empty

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Operation Y Toner Empty
Printing cannot be continued was detected during color printing because Y toner has run out. Or,
color printing was specified when printing cannot be continued because Y toner has run out.
Replace the appropriate Toner Cartridge.
024-920 Face Down Tray1 Paper FULL
024-924 Operation M Toner Empty
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Operation Error
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
Operation M Toner Empty
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Printing cannot be continued was detected during color printing because M toner has run out. Or,
color printing was specified when printing cannot be continued because M toner has run out.
OCT Full Stack
The OCT Full Stack Sensor ON was detected for 5sec consecutively.
Remove paper from the OCT.
024-925 Operation C Toner Empty
024-928 Scratch Sheet Compile (A-Fin)
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Operation Error
Operation Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
Operation C Toner Empty
Scratch Sheet Compile (A-Fin)
Printing cannot be continued was detected during color printing because C toner has run out. Or,
color printing was specified when printing cannot be continued because C toner has run out.
When abnormal paper (Scratch Sheet), which is notified from the IOT via the Sheet Integrity
command, was output to the Compiler

024-929 Center Tray Full Stack

[Error Type]
Operation
024-926 Punch DustBox Miss Set

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Finisher Punch Dust Box Miss Set
The system detected that the Punch Dust Box was not installed.
[Fault Content]
Center Tray Full Stack
Full stack sensor keeps ON between sheets over the setting times
Remove the paper from the Center Tray.
024-930 Stacker Tray Full (LargeSize Full)

[Error Type]
Operation Error
Install the Punch Dust Box.

[Fault Content]
Finisher Stacker Tray Full Stack
(LargeSize Full)
024-927 OCT Full Stack

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The Stack Encoder SNR has counted the specified number of sheets up to the Full Stack (Large
Size).
Version 1.2
During color printing, it was detected that printing cannot be continued because of Y Drum Life End.
Or, color printing was specified when printing cannot be continued because of Y Drum Life End.
Replace the Y Drum Cartridge.
024-931 Staple Dust Full
024-934 Paper kind mismatch
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Operation
[Fault Content]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Staple Full was detected.
1.
After Staple Dust near Full, Staple Count is performed and the effective count is detected to have
reached 5K.
2.
Detected when the New Full Sensor did not turn ON even after the effective count has reached 20K
after the Staple Dust Box removal is detected.
Paper Type Mismatch
This error occurs when the paper fed is different from that specified in the Controller (Plain paper
and Heavyweight cannot be recognized).
Load the specified transparencies.
NOTE:
If the problem persists after user actions, refer to the following procedure to repair it.
The effective count is the count of Staple frequency for paper with sheet number less than 70.
Replace the Staple Dust Box. Check the output of Staple Dust Near Full Sensor. If not detected,
check using NVM763-435~441.
024-932 Staple Box Set Fail

[Error Type]
Operation
[Fault Content]
It was detected that the Staple Box is not installed properly.
The Staple Box Set Sensor detected that Box does not exist.
Check installation of the Staple Dust Box.
Check the Staple Box Set Sensor ON output. If it is OK, replace the Sensor, harness.
024-936 Tray 2 paper mismatch

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Tray 2 Paper Type Mismatch
1.
Transparencies are loaded when a non-transparencies job is performed.
2.
Other paper is loaded when a Transparencies job is is performed
3.
Transparencies with borders was detected.

Jam occurs when borders were detected by checking transparencies for borders (by the OHP
Sensor) after feeding started.
024-933 Operation Y Drum End of Life
[Error Type]
Operation
[Fault Content]
Operation Y Drum End of Life
024-937 Tray 3 paper mismatch

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Tray 3 Paper Type Mismatch
1.
2.
3.
024-940 Folder Tray Out Of Place

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Folder Tray Out Of Place
024-938 OHP kind mismatch at Tray4 (Not white frame OHP)
Folder Tray Out Of Place
[Error Type]
Operation Error
Set the Folder Tray again.
[Fault Content]
BUTTON: Paper Type Mismatch
Transparencies With Borders Detected Tray 4
024-941 Folder Tray Full Stack
1.
2.
3.
[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Folder Tray Full Stack
Full detection/release by Full Sensor. (No Paper Sensor is not installed.)
Use Xerox transparencies.
Full Sensor of Folder Tray
024-939 OHP kind mismatch (Not white frame OHP)
1.
Press the Eject button for Tri-Fold paper to remove paper.
[Error Type]
2.
This failure is cleared and 024-988 occurs when the Tri-Fold paper output tray is pulled out.
3.
Remove paper and install the Tri-Fold paper output tray to clear 024-988 and automatically
continue the job.
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Paper Type Mismatch
The system is shut down (stop) if Transparencies with borders are detected regardless of the paper
type setting in the Controller.
024-942 Booklet sheets counts over

[Error Type]
Operation Error

[Fault Content]
Booklet sheets exceeded

The no. of loaded sheets exceeded the maximum sheets for Booklet.
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Detected when printing starts
When only one sheet is loaded, the system automatically cancel Binding setting only and
output Bi-Fold paper.
When only folding is specified, the system automatically fold paper by the number of available
folding.
Select "Enable Booklet per upper limit of Booklet sheets" or "Disable Booklet".
If Booklet is performed in the unit of the upper limit of sheets, Signature imaging is also
performed for that unit.

024-943 Booklet Low Staple

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Booklet Low Staple
Staple needles for both Front and Rear are running low. Or, the Staple Cartridge was detected to be
removed.
Copying is performed until the set is finished and the instruction to replace the Staple Cartridge is
displayed.
Replace the Staple Cartridge.
024-945 Booklet Full Stack

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Booklet Tray Full Stack
The number of output copies to the Booklet Tray has reached the system data threshold.
Remove the paper.
If the problem persists, check the sensor using Generic Sensor Failure FIP.
024-946 Tray 1 Out Of Place

[Error Type]
Operation Error
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[Fault Content]
Tray 1 Out Of Place
The system detected that Tray 1 was not installed.
Set the tray.

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Tray 2 Out Of Place
Set the tray.

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Tray 3 Out Of Place
Set the tray.

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Tray 4 Out Of Place
Add paper into the appropriate tray.

Set the tray.
024-953 Tray 4 Empty
[Error Type]

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Tray 4 Empty
Tray 1 Empty
No paper in Tray 4 is detected.

024-954 Tray SMH Empty
[Error Type]

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Tray SMH Empty
Tray 2 Empty
No paper in the Bypass Tray is detected.

[Error Type]

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Tray 6 Empty
Tray 3 Empty

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[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Tray 7 Empty
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[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
(H4-1) Size Mismatch
Tray 1 Size Mismatch
The paper size in Tray 1 and the paper size specified for printing are different.

024-957 Interposer Empty

[Error Type]

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Interposer Empty
No paper in the Interposer Tray is detected.
024-958 SMH size mismatch

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Size Mismatch 1
SMH Size Mismatch
The paper size in the SMH tray and the paper size specified for printing are different.

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Operation Error
ATS/APS No Destination Error
[Fault Content]
ATS/APS NG (Other than No Paper)
The paper specified for printing cannot be detected.
Change the settings. Or, replace the tray.
024-967 Different width Mix Paper detect (Stapler job)
024-963 Finisher Punch DustBox FULL
[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
operation
Mixed Width was detected with the settings only available for stapling the same widths.
[Fault Content]
Finisher Punch DustBox FULL
Mixed Width was detected with the settings only available for stapling the same widths.
The number of chads has become equal to or over the number that makes the Punch Dust Box full.
Cancel User Staple.
Remove the chads.
024-965 ATS/APS No Paper (IOTsc detect)
024-968 Stapler/Punch Batting
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Operation Error
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
Batting of Staple and Punch (Occurs in FCW-UI only)
ATS/APS No Paper
APS/ATS NG (No Paper)
The Staple and Punch positions were batting.
The paper specified for printing is not loaded in the tray.
Cancel Staple, Punch, or both.
024-969 Different width Mix Punch
024-966 ATS/APS No Destination Error

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[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Mixed Size Punch
Paper with different widths was detected during printing in the Punch mode.
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[Fault Content]
Comm: Size Mismatch (Tray 6 Size Mismatch)
Copy: Cancel Punch mode (user intervention)
Printer: Cancel Punch mode (auto cancelation)
[Error Type]

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Tray 6 Out Of Place
Set the tray.
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Size Mismatch (Tray 7 Size Mismatch)
024-974 Interposer Tray Size Mismatch
[Error Type]

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Tray 7 Out Of Place
Set the tray.
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Interposer Tray Size Mismatch
The paper size specified for feeding from the Interposer and the tray size are different.
024-975 Copy Booklet sheets counts over
[Error Type]

[Error Type]
Operation Error
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
No. of Booklet sheets exceeded. (Occurs at the process with no images)
Detected when printing starts
024-978 Booklet Stapler NG
No images for Signature, or the no. of loaded sheets for Printer printing exceeded the maximum
sheets for Booklet.
[Error Type]
Operation Error
When only one sheet is loaded, the system automatically cancel Binding setting only and
output Tri-Fold paper.
[Fault Content]
When only folding is specified, the system automatically fold paper by the number of available
folding.
Booklet Stapler NG
Since the Driver performs the image processing for Print Service, the machine performs operations
without images.
Since the job is canceled when this failure is detected, only the message indicating that the job has
been canceled is displayed.
Ready signal remains Not Ready when the specified time has passed since Booklet Staple
operation has begun.
Check for Staple needles and reload them correctly.
Copy: Cancel Booklet (user intervention)
Printer: Cancel Booklet mode (auto cancelation)
024-979 Stapler Near Empty
[Error Type]
Operation Error
024-976 Finisher Staple Status NG
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
Staple Needle Near Empty, or Staple Needle Feed Failure
Operation Error
(Treat as Empty)
[Fault Content]
Finisher Staple Status NG
Staple Needle Near Empty or Staple Needle Feed Failure was detected.
After the Staple Mot started forward rotation, the Staple Home SNR did not turn ON within 450ms,
and after the Staple Mot started reverse rotation, the Stapler Head Home SNR turned ON within
200ms.
024-980 Finisher Stacker Tray Full
[Error Type]
024-977 Stapler Feed Ready Fail
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Finisher Stacker Tray Full Stack
[Error Type]
Operation Error
## APC4300G##
[Fault Content]
[When the B-Fin is installed] & [When the C-Fin/D-Fin is installed w/ Booklet]
Stapler Feed Ready Fail
This occurs with "Any Output Sizes".
[When the C-Fin is installed w/ Booklet]
1. Staple Ready SNR=OFF when Staple starts, 2. 13 times or less of stapling operation*
The Stack Encoder SNR has counted up to the number of sheet that is defined as Full Stack
(Large Size).
The Stack Encoder SNR has counted up to the number of sheet that is defined as Full Stack
(Small Size).

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Stacker Height SNR1 OFF was not detected three times sequentially within 500ms after it had
started to descend.
## Other than APC4300G# ##

(C-Fin/D-Fin) When any of the followings is met:
Small size paper full was detected during the Stacker Tray height alignment operation
(downward movement)
Half was detected at the Stacker Tray height alignment operation (downward movement)
during paper eject corresponding to Half Limit
Remove obstacles from the Stacker.

1.
The Stacker obstacles is detected.
Large Size Paper was ejected while the system already detected Large Size Paper Full (Half).
2.
The system stops after the last sheet of the set is output in the Staple mode. The system stops
after the scheduled paper is output in the Staple OFF mode.
(A-Fin/B-Fin) When any of the followings is met:
At power ON, the Stacker Height Snr detected the height and the Full Position.
After that, the system prohibits use of the Stacker.
During small size paper output, Full Position was detected during the Stacker Tray height
alignment operation (downward movement).
During large size paper output, Half Position (Full Position for large size paper) was detected
during the Stacker Tray height alignment operation (downward movement).
Paper for Half Limit (large size paper) was ejected while the system has already detected the
Half Position (Full Position for large size paper).
024-983 Booklet Tray Full

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Booklet Tray Full was detected.
024-981 Finisher TopTray Full
Booklet Tray Full was detected.
[Error Type]
Remove paper from the Booklet Tray.
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Finisher Top Tray Paper Full
Finisher Top Tray Paper Full was detected.
024-984 Booklet Low Staple F

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
024-982 Stacker Lower Safety warning

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Finisher Stacker Tray Lower Safety
Stacker Tray Lower Safety SW ON was detected.
Height adjustment did not end within 250msec during Stacker Tray height adjustment for paper
output.
Booklet Low Staple F
1.
Booklet Stapler Low Staple F signal ON was detected just before Stapling operation.
2.
Booklet Stapler Low Staple F signal was detected at Power ON, at initialization, or when the
interlock was closed.
Replace the staple cartridge for Booklet.
024-985 SMH Stop check
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Notice Error
Booklet Low Staple R
[Fault Content]
SMH Pause Check
1.
Booklet Stapler Low Staple R signal ON was detected just before Stapling operation.
2.
Booklet Stapler Low Staple R signal was detected at Power ON, at initialization, or when the
interlock was closed.
The SMH Tray stopped running due to an obstruction.
Check the paper size/paper orientation/paper type settings and press the Eject/Set key.

024-987 Envelop Folder Tray Full
024-990 Punch Dust Full
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Operation Error
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
Punch Dust Full
Envelope Folder Tray Full
Punch Dust Box Full is detected
The specified number of sheets was output after Envelope Tray Near Full had been detected.
Clear the Punch Dust scrap.
Remove paper from the Envelope Folder Tray.
024-988 Envelop Folder Tray Set Fail

[Error Type]
Operation Error
[Fault Content]
Envelop Folder Tray Set Fail
Monitor the Envelop Tray Set SNR in the interval of 100msec and detect OFF 10 times sequentially.
Set the Envelop Folder Tray properly.
024-989 Booklet Low Staple R

[Error Type]
Operation Error
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025-596 Diag HDD Mentenance Fail
025-597 Diag HDD Initialize Fail
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
An NG occurred when HDD Fail Forecast of Diagnostics was executed.
An error occurred when HDD initialization of Diagnostics was executed.
An NG occurred when HDD Fail Forecast of Diagnostics was executed.
An error occurred when HDD initialization of Diagnostics was executed.
1.
Pull out and insert the HDD Harness.
1.
Pull out and insert the HDD Harness.
2.
Replace the HDD.
2.
Replace the HDD.
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026-400 Exceed the number of connection of USB Host Fail
When performing simultanous queries on the Address Book in the machine from multiple machine
panel and Web UI input devices, lower the query interval.
[Error Type]
Info
[Fault Content]
Failure because the USB Host Port maximum connection has been exceeded
1.
Check whether the Controller ROM is the latest version. If not, upgrade it to the latest.
2.
If the problem still persists, obtain the "info9 or xxx.tgz" log immediately after the error
occurred, without turning the power OFF then ON.
The number of machines that are connected to the USB Host Port of this machine has exceeded
the maximum permissible number of connections.
Disconnect some of the machines that are connected to this USB Host Port and ensure that the
number of connected machines are below the maximum permissible number of connections.
If the USB Host connected machine is still not operating correctly after the above error has been
resolved, turn the power OFF then ON.
026-700 LDAP protocol MAX error
Contact the Support Department and do not replace the ESS-PWB.
026-702 Adress Book directory service overflow

[Error Type]
Job
[Fault Content]
Address Book Directory Service Overflow
The JRM Directory Service, which is an internal software of the machine, has simultaneously
received two or more requests for the same operation.
[Error Type]
Job
[Fault Content]
An undefined LDAP protocol was detected during address book operation.
It was detected that the error response returned from the server does not exist in the LDAP protocol
definitions.
1.
2.
If the problem still persists, obtain the "info9 or xxx.tgz" log immediately after the error occurred,
without turning the power OFF then ON.
Contact the Support Department and do not replace the ESS-PWB.
026-703 Abort with Logout

[Error Type]
The server uses an undefined LDAP protocol that is not supported by the machine.
job
Perform the following in sequence.

1.
Get the procedures for reproducing an error according to the operation that was performed
when the error occurred.
[Fault Content]
2.
3.
If the problem still persists, obtain the "info9 or xxx.tgz" log immediately after the error
occurred, without turning the power OFF then ON.
At installation of additional document, authentication is already cancelled.

When in Fax or Scan services, authentication is cancelled at additional document loading, the job
will be aborted.
This is caused by mistakes in server settings or client operation. Contact the Support Department
and do not replace the ESS-PWB.
"At additional document loading mentioned here means:

1.
When a request to add documents is made (at the end of scanning: Platen: every sheet;
DADF: every time a document or documents are installed)
2.
When the job is continued with the next document existing.
026-701 Adress Book request overflow

[Error Type]
Job
Make it impossible for authentication to be cancelled at additional document loading.
[Fault Content]
026-704 DocuWorks Error
Address Book Query Overflow
[Error Type]
The software in the machine was subjected to a large amount of simultaneous address queries from
multiple machine panel and Web UI input devices. The processing capacity of the JRM directory
service has been exceeded.
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In process of operating DocuWorks Decomposer, there has occurred: a syntax error, use of an
undefined command, a parameter error, damage to DocuWorks File, or an internal error of
DocuWorks Decomposer.
026-708 URL data size over

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
ScanToURL accumulated data size over
Print from DocuWorks Viewer by use of Printer Driver (ART-EX, PCL, etc.).
026-705 DocuWorks Short of Memory
The size of a ScanToURL job has exceeded the upper limit of the size of scanned data per job that
can be accumulated.
[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
XDW Short of Memory
In process of operating DocuWorks Decomposer, lack of memory has been detected.
Change print mode from High Resolution to Standard or from Standard to High Speed. If the
problem still occurs, add another memory. If the problem persists though the memory has added up
to the maximum, print from DocuWorks Viewer by use of Printer Driver (ART-EX, PCL, etc.).
026-706 DocuWorks Print Prohibited

[Error Type]
1.
Reduce the zoom ratio of the image, which is a scan parameter, and rerun the job. (A3->A4, etc.)
3.
If Max File Accumulated Data Size is set to a small value, change it to a larger one.
If the problem still persists, collect the pfshowinfo9 log immediately after the occurrence of the problem
and contact the support division for directions.
2.5.1 LOG
026-709 URL hdd full

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The HDD is full of ScanToURL accumulated data.
XDW Print Prohibited
Reduce the resolution level (scanned-image quality), which is a scan parameter, and rerun the job.
2.
job
[Fault Content]
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The HDD partition for accumulated ScanToURL data has become full, causibg the job to fail.
DocuWorks Decomposer has processed a DocuWorks document printing of which is prohibited.
Wait for some time (approx. one day) until an automatic deletion of documents makes some space
available, and then rerun the job.
If the problem still persists, collect the pfshowinfo9 log immediately after the occurrence of the
problem and contact the support division for directions.
As this is a document printing of which is prohibited, enter Full Access Password, etc. from
DocuWorks Viewer and disable printing prohibited and then print it using Printer Driver (ART-EX,
PCL, etc.).
2.5.1 LOG
026-707 DocuWorks Unlock Failed
026-710 S/MIME unsupported cipher decrypt fail
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
job
[Fault Content]
XDW Unlock Failed
S/MIME unsupported cipher decrypt fail
In the processing of a security-protected DocuWorks file, either of the password set on the UI panel
and the XPJL-specified password (set in ContentsBridge Utility) does not match.
The device has received a S/MIME encrypted mail that is encrypted by an unsupported encryption
method.
1.
As the default password set on the device or the password entered for printing through
ContentsBridgeUtility is incorrect, enter the correct password.
1.
Ask the sender of the S/MIME encrypted mail to encrypt the mail by the encryption method (3DES)
and send it.
2.
Enter Full Access Password, etc. from DocuWorks Viewer and disable printing prohibited and
then print it using Printer Driver (ART-EX, PCL, etc.).
2.
Set FIPS140 Authentication Mode of the device to OFF.
2.4.1 Interface(Physical/Logical)
2.4.3 Nothing appears. Not printed.
The proxy server could not be detected automatically.
2.4.5 Network Related Details Check Flow 2.5.1 LOG
When the proxy server is not manually set up, an automatic attempt is made to obtain the proxy
server setting from the DHCP server. Howerver, the attempt has failed.
026-711 Multi-page file size over
For the details, see below:
[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
Multi-page file size over
The upper limit size of the multi-page file format generated in scan service has been exceeded.
The upper limit of the file size of each multi-page file is defined as follows:
The contents of the obtained PAC file have a problem. (An error occurred during the running of
JavaScript.)
The PAC file could not be obtained. (Timeout/Connection error)
The PAC file could not be obtained. (No PAC file/Too large file)
PAC File URL info could not be obtained. (Timeout)
PAC File URL info could not be obtained. (No URL is included in the response to the inquiry.)
TIFF:2GB-1byte
XPS :2GB-1byte
PDF :2GB-1byte
XDW :1GB
(1GB = 1024x1024x1024 = 2^30 byte)
administrator for advice because there is a possibility of a network failure, DHCP Server failure, or
an improper DHCP Server setting. (For example, if the DHCP Server is not set up in the way that
allows it to give back the proxy server address, an erro of this code will occur.)
1.
Reduce the resolution level (scanned-image quality), which is a scan parameter, and rerun the job.
2.
Reduce the number of documents and rerun the job.
The Network Environment check items are as follows:
If the problem still persists, collect the pfshowinfo9 log immediately after the occurrence of the problem
and contact the support division for directions.
2.5.1 LOG
026-712 HTTP out job overlap error

[Error Type]
The HTTP server that provides the PAC file (CFILE) is operating normally, or the server can be
The contents of the PAC file have no mistakes in syntax or selected server address, or the file
size is 64KB or less.
The DHCP server that has an entry of CURL info is operating normally, or the server can be
job
[Fault Content]
An error has occurred in taking out a mailbox document because of the running of a parameter that
cannot be run simultaneously in CWIS.
2.5.1 Log Collection/Extraction Tool Functional Description
The high compression/OCR processing module has detected that a job that specifies high
compression/OCR processing and is to be taken out using HTTP has started while another job to be
sent via the network is undergoing high compression/OCR processing.
026-714 Couldnt connect to Xerox server or proxy.

[Error Type]
job
As a job specifying high compression/OCR processing is in progress, wait until the job is complete
and then operate the device again.
026-713 Couldnt detect proxy server automatically.
[Fault Content]
Network error
The machine could not connect to the Xerox Communication Server or the proxy server.
[Error Type]
(A network path problem, an open wire, etc.)
job
[Fault Content]
Auto detection of the proxyhas failed.

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026-717 Invalid network settings were found.

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
Setting error
administrator for advice because there is a possibility of a network failure.
026-715 Connection to Xerox server has timed out.

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
No response from the server
There is no response from the Xerox Communication Server for a certain period of time, resulting in
a timeout.
An invalid or improper network setting has prevented the machine from communicating.
the Xerox Communication Server URL setting
Set Verify the remote server certificate to OFF.
customer network administrator becasuse there is a possibility of a network failure.
026-718 PS Print Instruction Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
026-716 An invalid state message received from server.

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
A server error is detected.
The Xerox Communication Server has responded with a message indicating an abnormal condition.
job
An erroneous combination of PostScript print instructions (finishing, paper size, paper tray, Duplex
instructions, output tray)
An erroneous combination of print parameters selected (finishing, paper size, paper tray, Duplex
instructions, output tray) prevents the device from running the job.
As to finishing, paper size, paper tray, Duplex instructions, output tray, etc., make reselections and
run the job.
2.4.4 Printed but not properly
026-719 Internal error in Scan
[Error Type]
026-722 Media format fail
job
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
An error internal to software (during job)
job
[Fault Content]
Media Not Formatted error
Note: Unsupported Formats are included.
Retry the same operation.
(during job)
If the problem still persists, obtain the pfshowinfo9 log immediately after the problem occurs,
following 2.5.1 Log Collection/Extraction Tool Functional Description, and contact the support
division for directions.
The Media is not formatted.
Check that the media where scanned documents will be sent is formatted.
026-720 Media full
If the problem persists, obtain the pfshowinfo9 log immediately after the problem occurs, following
2.5.1 Log Collection/Extraction Tool Functional Description, and contact the support division for
directions.
[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
026-723 Media access fail
Media Space Full error (during job)
[Error Type]
The media does not have enough space available.
job
[Fault Content]
Check the media where scanned documents will be sent for available space.
Media Access Error
directions.
(Occurs when no job is in progress.)
NOTE:
On DMP2009-2 or later, this is used as an error during media browsing.
026-721 Media access fail
An attempt to access media has failed for some reason.
[Error Type]
job
Perform the following in order:
[Fault Content]
1.
Check that the media is neither removed nor reinserted while being referred to or that during
that time, another media is not inserted.
2.
Check that the PC can access any file in the media.
Media Access Error (during job)
directions.
An attempt to access media has failed for some reason.
Perform the following in order:
1.
Check that the media exists where scanned documents will be sent.
2.
Check that the PC can access the media where scanned documents will be sent.
3.
Check that a file can be created in a specified storage.
026-724 Remote Download file size error

[Error Type]
directions.
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The size of the Remote Download File reported from the EP center is different from that of the
actually downloaded file.
It is necessary to check the size of the file registered with the EP center and the size stored in the
SW repository. Contact the support division for directions.
026-725 Remote Download file checksum error

[Error Type]
026-728 WSD Scan Network Access Fail

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
WSD Scan Network Access Fail
An error occurred during communication with WSD Scan Client.
job
[Fault Content]
Remote Download File Checksum Error
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WSD Scan Client cancelled its job.
1.
The checksum of the Remote Download File reported from the EP center does not match that of the
downloaded file.
Check if the destination WSD Scan Client is ready to communicate with this machine via network.
Network Cable connection
If the problem persists, collect PfShowInfo 8 log at its occurrence and contact the support
department for directions.
It is necessary to check that the checksum registered with the EP center is the same as that stored
in the SW repository. Contact the support division for directions.
2.5.1 Description of Log Collection & Extraction Tool Function
026-726 Options inconsistent
026-729 WSD Scan Data Transfer Fail
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
job
[Fault Content]
XPJL detects a msimatch in device configuration information.
WSD Scan Data Transfer Fail
The device configuration info included in XPJL does not match the actual configuration.
An error occurred during communication with WSD Scan Client.

WSD Scan Client cancelled its job.
Set up the device configuration info on the printer driver screen so that it can match the actual
configuration.
026-727 Media filepath fail

[Error Type]
Job
[Fault Content]
Media filepath fail
The storage path with the specified character string length (including the filename) cannot be
created in the media.
Shorten the specified storage location or the filename.
If the problem persists, perform the following procedure to repair the problem.
If the problem still persists, obtain the pfshowinfo9 log immediately after the problem has occurred
and contact the support department for instructions.
1.
Check if the destination WSD Scan Client is ready to communicate with this machine via network.
The WSD Scan Client has sufficient space available.
Network Cable connection
If the problem persists, collect PfShowInfo 8 log at its occurrence and contact the support
department for directions.
2.5.1 Description of Log Collection & Extraction Tool Function
026-730 Can't Detect Paper Size Of Specified Tray

[Error Type]
info
[Fault Content]
The paper size of the paper tray selected is unknown.
The paper size of the paper tray selected is unknown.
Correct the password that is specified by PJL Command and try again.
026-734 Can not change to the PJLDIAG MODE
Before running the print job, check the position of the guides to the paper tray selected.
[Fault Name]
026-731 PJL PIN Number Fail
Can not change to the PJLDIAG MODE
[Fault Name]
[Error Type]
PJL PIN Number Fail
Job Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
Unable to transition to the PJL Diag Mode.
[Fault Content]
Wrong PIN number is detected in the data for PJL Diag.
The machine did not transit to PJL Diag Mode because it detected "User Operation in Progress".
(The machine remains in the "User Operation in Progress" state for 1 minute after panel operation
was completed)
The PIN number that is specified by PJL command is different from the number that is calculated
from the machine's serial number using [PIN Code Calculation Function].
Make sure that the job has completed and then try again. Check that the "Communicating" LED is
OFF.
Correct the PIN number that is specified by PJL Command and try again.
After completing a panel operation, wait for 1 minute or longer before starting the download
operation.
026-732 PJL Printcount Range Over Fail

[Fault Name]
PJL Printcount Range Over Fail
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Out of range printcount is detected in the data for PJL Diag.
The printcount that is specified by PJL Command has exceeded the machine's Total Impression
Meter value by +100.
Correct the printcount that is specified by PJL Command and try again.
026-733 PJL Password Fail

[Fault Name]
PJL Password Fail
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Wrong password is detected in the data for PJL Diag.
The password that is specified by PJL Command is different from the one that is set in the machine.
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027-400 Net Off Line
027-443 DNS renewal failure of dynamic
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Info
Info
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
Net Off Line
IPv6 - Stateless Auto Setting IP Address 2 is Duplicated
1.
Communication is not available due to other failures.
2.
Communication is not available because panel operation is in progress (especially in the CE mode).
Another device with the same IP address as "Stateless Auto Setting Address 2" that is set in this
machine exists in the network.
3.
Communication is not available because a third party is using remote access.
Bit 1 Duplicated address at autoConfInet6Address[1] of PFRID_IPV6_PROT_AUTO.

When 027-442~027-447 occur simultaneously, the smaller link number is displayed first.
Clear any failure that is indicated by other displayed messages. If the panel operation is in progress,
complete it. If somebody is in remote access, wait for the access to end.
If the problem persists, turn the power OFF then ON.
Either change the IPv6 "Stateless Auto Setting Address 2" of this device or the IPv6 address of the
other device on the network.
2.4.3 No Output. No Printout.
1.
Check that the IPv6 address that was set by Stateless Address Auto Setting is not being used
by other devices.
2.
Collect failure analysis log and packets.
2.4.5 Network-related details check flow.

2.4.1 Interface (Physical/Logical)

027-442 Duplicat IP address
[Error Type]
Info
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Info
[Fault Content]
Another device with the same IP address as IPv6 "Stateless Auto Setting Address 1" that is set in
this machine exists in the network.
Another device with the same IP address as IPv6 "Stateless Auto Setting Address 3" that is set in
this machine exists in the network.


1.
Check that the IPV6 address that was set by Stateless Address Auto Setting is not being used
by other devices.
2.
1.
Check that the IPv6 address that was set by Stateless Address Auto Setting is not being used
by other devices.
2.

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027-445 Illegal IP address

[Error Type]
Version 1.2
[Error Type]
Info
[Fault Content]
IPv6 - Link Local IP Address is Duplicated
Info
[Fault Content]
IPv6 - Manually Set IP Address is Invalid
The IPv6 "Manual Setting Address" set in the machine is invalid.
Bit 13 Address assignment error at inet6Address of PFRID_IPV6_PROT_MANUAL.
Change the "IPv6 (Manual Setting Address)" of this machine to the IPv6 address that can be used
as the self-machine address. If the problem persists, perform the following procedure:
1.
Check whether IPv6 address that was automatically set as the manual address is using an
invalid address.
2.

2.4.5 Network-related Details Check Flow

[Error Type]
Info
[Fault Content]
IPv6 - Automatically Set IP Address is Duplicated
Another device with the same IP address as the IPv6 "Manual Setting Address" that is set in this
machine exists in the network.
Another device with the same IP address as the IPv6 "Link Local Address" that is set in this machine
exists in the network.
Bit 15 Duplicated address at linkLocalAddress of PFRID_IPV6_PROT_AUTO
Either change the IPv6 "Link Local Address" of this device or the IPv6 address of the other device
on the network.
1.
Check whether the IPv6 address that was automatically set as the Link Local Address is not
used by other devices.
2.


[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
IP Address Duplicated
The PC of the same IP address exists on a network.
Bit 14 Duplicated address at inet6Address of PFRID_IPV6_PROT_MANUAL
Change the IP address of a PC on the network.
Refer to "Network Administrator Guide (User Guide)".
1.
Change the "IPv6 (Manual Setting Address)" of this machine to the IPv6 address that can be used
as the self-machine address. If the problem persists, perform the following procedure:
1.
2.
1-1. For manual address setting, check that the IP address set by the customer is not used for
others.
1-2. For each of RARP, BOOTP, and DHCP setting, check the server setting environment.
Check whether IPv6 address that was automatically set as the manual address is using an
invalid address.
2.
027-500 SMTP Server Fail for Mail IO
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
SMTP Server Address Resolution Fail for Mail IO
Incorrect POP Server authentication information was detected.
Incorrect SMTP Server name was detected.
Specify the correct POP Server authentication information.
1.
Perform 027-501 check and then specify a correct POP User Name.
1.
Check with a customer System Administrator that the Mail Server has been launched and the
environment is already used for other purposes (such as for PC).
2.
If the problem persists, collect the failure analysis log and packets.
Check that a correct SMTP server address is reflected in the device setting list.
2-1. When the SMTP Server address is specified using IP address, set a correct IP address.
2.
2-2. When the SMTP Server address is specified using FQDN (name: aaa.co.jp), check that the
FQDN name is correct. Also check that a correct DNS server address is set for the device, and set a
correct IP address.
3.
027-503 POP server communication timeout

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
027-501 POP Server Fail for Mail IO
Time to communicate with the POP server ran out. (after connection to the server)
[Error Type]
Job Fail
(POPERR_TIMEOUT)
[Fault Content]
POP Server Address Resolution Fail for Mail IO
1.
Incorrect POP Server name was detected.
027-504 Response reception is not expected from server
[Error Type]
Specify the correct POP Server name or specify the IP address.

1.
2.
3.
Time-out occurred in communicating with the POP server.
Check with a customer System Administrator that the Mail Server has been launched and the
environment is already used for other purposes (such as for PC).
job
[Fault Content]
Check that a correct POP server address is reflected in the device setting list.
An internal error. Or an unexpected response was received from the server (at any timing).
2-1. When the POP Server address is specified using IP address, set a correct IP address.
2-2. When the POP Server address is specified using FQDN (name: aaa.co.jp), check that
FQDN name is correct. Also check that a correct DNS server address is set for the device, and
set a correct IP address.
1.
any area
027-513 SMB Scan client has no right to access.
[Error Type]

027-502 POP Authentication Fail for Mail IO

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The SMB scan client does not have access rights (Win9x systems)
Job Fail
In Scan to SMB, the user has no right to access the SMB server.
[Fault Content]
[The following applies to DMP6-2 and lalter only.]
POP Authentication Fail for Mail IO
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The folder with the same name as the specified file name already exists. (MacOS X v10.2)
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Set up the user so that he/she can read or write in a file or folder in the specified placle to save it in.
[The following applies to DMP6-2 and lalter only.]
Check if there is any folder with the same name as the specified file name. (MacOS X v10.2)
Check that network communication between the transfer destination SMB server and this
machine is available, by the following:
If the problem persists, see the following to obtain a info9 or xxx.tgz log and a network log, and
contact the support division for instructions.
Check the TCP/IP settings
Check for communication through port 137 (UDP), port 138 (UDP), and port 139 (TCP).
027-514 Host name solution error in SMB
Check the following network settings to see if the computer operates as an SMB server.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Unable to resolve hostname during SMB scan
Check the connection to the DNS. Or, check whether the SMB server name of the transfer
destination has been registered in the DNS.
Check that the file sharing service for Microsoft network is enabled.
Check that NetBIOS over TCP/IP is enabled in the TCP/IP settings.
Check the file sharing service (communications through port 137 (UDP), port 138 (UDP),
and port 139 (TCP)) is allowed in the firewall settings.
For communication that goes beyond the subnet, check the WINS server settings and check
whether the server name address can be resolved correctly.
Check whether the NetBIOS interface device at the transfer destination SMB server has
started (happens in Windows NT4.0 Server/Workstation).
Failed to resolve the hostname or server name of the SMB server for DNS access during scanner
(Save to PC) SMB transfer.
Check the connection of network cables.
1.
Select the [Start] menu -> [Settings] to open [Control Panel].
2.
Open [Services] and select the [Messenger] service.
3.
Select the [Start Up], [Auto], [OK], and then [Close].
4.
Open [Devices] in [Control Panel] and select the [NetBIOS Interface] device.
5.
Select the [Start Up], [Auto] or [Manual], [OK], and then [Close].
6.
Reboot the computer.
027-515 DNS server un-sets up in SMB

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The DNS server was not set during SMB scan
The DNS server was not set for DNS access during scanner (Save to PC) SMB transfer.
Set the DNS server address. Or, set the SMB server address of the transfer destination using IP
address.
027-518 Login name or a password error in SMB

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
There are problems with the SMB scan login name or password
In Scan to SMB, the specified password was found wrong.
[The following applies to DMP6-2 and later products onley.]
The user could not be identified because the user name or password was wrong. (MacOSX v10.2)
The user name specified has not been registered as a user that is allowed to use Share Windows.
(MacOS X v10.2)
027-516 Server connection error in SMB

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Problem with connection to server during SMB scan
Unable to find the SMB server during scanner (Save to PC) SMB transfer.
Check the password set for the shared folder.
[The following applies to DMP6-2 and later products onley.]
Contact the network administrator for the user name or password. (MacOS X v10.2)
Check for users that are allowed to use Share Windows. (MacOS X v10.2)
This is how to check for users:
1.
From [Dock], start the [System Environment Settings] icon.
2.
On the [System Environment Settings] window, click the [Account] icon.
3.
Click the [To change, click the key] icon and log in.
[Fault Content]
Unable to obtain the file/folder name on the SMB scan server
4.
Select the user and click the [Edit users] button.
5.
Enter the password. After that, put a checkmark on [Permit the user to log in from Windows] and
then click the [OK] button.
Unable to obtain the file/folder name on the SMB scan server.
If the problem persists, see the following to obtain a info9 or xxx.tgz log and a network log, and contact
027-519 Scanning picture preservation place error in SMB
027-521 File name suffix limit over in SMB
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Scan image storage destination or file name specification error during scanner (Save to PC) SMB
transfer
[Fault Content]
The SMB scan file name/folder name suffix has exceeded the limit value
The file name/folder name suffix that can be specified for SMB Scan has exceeded the limit value.
There is a problem with the storage destination or file name of the specified scan image during
scanner (Save to PC) SMB transfer.
The specified storage destination does not exist on the server.
1.
A prohibited character was detected in the specified storage destination or file name.
The specified storage destination is linked to a different shared folder due to the distributed file
system (DFS).
Change the file name/destination folder on the SMB scan server. Else, move or delete the files in
the destination folder.
027-522 File creation failure in SMB
Check if the storage destination is correct.
[Error Type]
Check that the specified file name can be created on the SMB server.
Check for the settings of the distributed file system (DFS) with the system administrator.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The checking procedure is as follows:
Failed to create an SMB scan file
1.
On the SMB server, select the [Start] menu > [All Programs] > [Administrative Tools] >
[Distributed File System].
2.
Select the specified storage destination from the left pane of the [Distributed File System] and
check the [Target] information displayed in the right pane of the window.
Scan image file creation in the SMB server has failed during scanner (Save to PC) SMB transfer.
The specified file name already exists on the server.
3.
Based on the information, specify the SMB server, shared name, and storage destination
directly.
The specified file name is in use.
The specified file name already exists as a directory.
A prohibited character was detected in the specified file name.
027-520 File name acquisition failure from SMB server

[Error Type]
Job Fail
Check that the specified file name can be created in the storage destination.
Check whether the specified file name is being used by another user.
Check if a file or folder with the same name as the specified file name exists.
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027-523 Lock folder creation failure in SMB

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Failed to create an SMB scan lock folder
Failed to create an SMB scan lock folder on the SMB scan server.
1.
SMBCL_NG_FILE_EXISTS
1.
1.
When a lock directory (*.LCK) remained in the transfer destination, delete it manually and retry.
2.
Check whether the file in the specified storage destination is being used by another user.
027-526 Lock folder delete failure in SMB

[Error Type]
Job Fail
The specified lock folder name already exists.
[Fault Content]
Failed to delete an SMB scan lock folder
Failed to delete a lock folder on the SMB scan server.
1.
2.
027-524 Folder creation failure in SMB
3.
Job Fail
Failed to create an SMB scan folder
Folder creation in the SMB server has failed during scanner (Save to PC) SMB transfer. The
specified folder already exists.
SMBCL_NG_DIR_NOT_EMPTY (New)
The directory is not empty.
[Error Type]
SMBCL_NG_BAD_FILE
The file does not exist.
[Fault Content]
SMBCL_NG_FILE_IS_DIR (New)
The specified file name already exists as a directory.
SMBCL_NG_NOT_A_DIR (New)
The specified directory name is not a directory.
1.
job.
Check if a file or folder with the same name as the specified name exists on the SMB server.
027-527 Folder delete failure in SMB
[Error Type]
Job Fail
027-525 File delete failure in SMB

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Failed to delete an SMB scan folder
Failed to delete a folder on the SMB scan server.
[Fault Content]
1.
Failed to delete an SMB scan file
2.
Failed to delete an SMB scan file on the SMB scan server.

1.
SMBCL_NG_BAD_FILE
SMBCL_NG_DOS_BAD_SHARE
The file is open.
SMBCL_NG_DIR_NOT_EMPTY (New)
The directory is not empty.
3.

2.
SMBCL_NG_BAD_FILE
SMBCL_NG_NOT_A_DIR (New)
The specified directory name is not a directory.
1.
Check whether the file in the specified storage destination is being used by another user.
027-528 Data write-in failure to SMB server
027-531 SMB scan filing policy injustice
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
The storage destination on the SMB scan data server has no free space
Incorrect SMB scan filing policy (when additional items are selected)
The storage destination on the SMB scan server has no free space.
Incorrect filing policy (when additional items are selected)
1.
1.
027-529 Data read failure from SMB server
027-532 NEXTNAME.DAT file access error in SMB
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
Unexpected error of the SMB scan data server
A file access error has occurred during scanner (Save to PC) SMB transfer.
An unexpected error response was received from the SMB server or an unexpected error has
occurred in the machine during scanner (Save to PC) SMB transfer.
An error has occurred when accessing the NEXTNAME.DAT file during scanner (Save to PC) SMB
transfer.
Log in to the SMB server from another PC using the same user name and check whether you can
write a file into the same storage destination on that SMB server.
After that, perform the same operation again.

027-533 Internal error in SMB Scan

[Error Type]
027-530 File name duplicate failure in SMB
Job Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
An internal error has occurred during SMB scan
[Fault Content]
"Cancel Job" is selected for SMB scan "File Name Conflict"
Unable to save a file during scanner (Save to PC) SMB transfer because "File Name Conflict" is set
to "Cancel Job".
1.

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[Error Type]
027-543 SMB server name specification error
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
SMB protocol error (4-008): The scan user name specification is incorrect
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
<When this error occurred during SMB Authentication/SMB Scanner >
The SMB server (NetBIOS) name specification is incorrect
The specified user name was detected to be incorrect by the controller software (SMB library) of this
machine.
The SMB server (NetBIOS) name specification is incorrect.
SMBCL_NG_INV_HOST
The hostname specification is incorrect.
< When this error occurred during SMB Authentication>

The system administrator is to set the user name correctly.
1.
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Check that the server name of the SMB server is correct.
1.
Common Operation 1. On the Active Directory domain controller in which the User Information
was set, select the [Start] menu [All Programs] [Administrative Tools] [Active
Directory Users and Computers].
2.
Common Operation 2. In the left pane of the Active Directory Users and Computers window,
select [Active Directory Users and Computers [Server]] [Domain] [Users] to list the user
information.
3.
Common Operation 3. In the right pane of the Active Directory Users and Computers window,
right-click target user and select [Properties].
4.
After selecting the [Account] tab in the [User Properties] window, check the user name for
[User Logon Name (Windows 2000 or earlier)].
027-547 SMB Protocol error 4-007

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
SMB protocol error (4-007): The scan domain name specification is incorrect
< When this error occurred during SMB Scanner >
1.
The specified domain name was detected to be incorrect by the controller software (SMB library) of
this machine.
The system administrator is to set the user name correctly.
<When this error occurred during SMB Authentication >
The system administrator is to check the domain name and set it correctly.
[Error Type]
How to check the domain name:
Job Fail
1.
On the Active Directory domain controller, select the [Start] menu

[Administrative Tools] [Active Directory Domains and Trusts].
[All Programs]
2.
In the left pane of the "Active Directory Domains and Trusts" window, select [Active Directory
Domains and Trusts] [Domain], then right-click and select [Properties].
3.
After selecting the [General] tab in the [Domain Properties] window, check the domain name
for [Domain Name (Windows 2000 or earlier)].
[Fault Content]
SMB protocol error (4-009)
The specification of Password is incorrect.
< When this error occurred during SMB Scanner >
Operate again.
1.
The system administrator is to check the domain name and set it correctly.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
If the problem persists, refer to 2.5.1 LOG immediately after the problem has occurred, obtain the info9 or
xxx.tgz log and the network log and contact Support G for instructions.
[Fault Content]
The host is missing.
[Error Type]
1.
2.
Check that the authentication server and the device can communicate through the network. (Check
the network group, TCP/IP Settings, check the communication at Port No. 137 (UDP)/Port No. 138
(UDP)/Port No. 139 (TCP))
Check that the SMB (TCP/IP) at the device side has started up.
(1)
3.
Specify the network address of the device through a Web browser, and display the remote UI
screen of the CenterWare Internet Services.
Select the "Properties" tab and select "Start Port" from the left frame of the properties list.
(3)
Put a check on the "Start" of "SMB", and check that "TCP/IP" is already checked for "Transport
Protocol".
Cannot connect.
If the authentication server and the device are connected to different subnets, check that the device
has settings that can resolve the address of the authentication server.
In the Tools Mode screen of the device, check the "System Settings" "System Settings"
"Network Settings" "External Authentication Server/Directory Service Settings" "SMB
Server Settings" "SMB Server Specification Method".

[Error Type]
Check if the authentication server and the device can resolve the addresses from the WINS
server.
[Fault Content]
In case the "Domain Name and Server Name Specification" is already set and the server is
already specified by FQDN Name
Check if the "NetBIOS over TCP/IP" has become enabled at the authentication server settings.
(1)
In case the "Domain Name and Server Name Specification" is already set and the server is
already specified by NetBIOS Name
Check if the authentication server and the device can resolve the addresses from the DNS
server.
5.
(2)
(1)
4.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
The library cannot be initialized.
In the "Start Port" screen of the "Properties" tab of CenterWare Internet Service, check that the SMB
(TCP/IP) has started up.
Right click the "My Network" icon and select "Properties".
(2)
Right click the "Local Area Connection" icon and select "Properties".
(3)
Select the "General" tab in the "Local Area Connection Properties" window, select "Internet
Protocol (TCP/IP)" and press the [Properties] button.
(4)
Click the [Advanced] button in the "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties" window.
(5)
Select the "WINS" tab in the "Advanced TCP/IP Settings" window to check the "NetBIOS
Settings".
Check at the Internet connection firewall if the communication through Ports 137, 138 and 139 are
not blocked. (If the authentication server is WinXP)
(1)
Right click the "My Network" icon and select "Properties".
(2)
Right click the "Local Area Connection" icon and select "Properties".
(3)
Select the "Advanced" tab in the "Local Area Connection Properties" window and click the
[Settings...] button.
(4)
Select the "Service" tab in the "Advanced" window to check that communication through 137
(UDP), 138 (UDP) and 139 (TCP) are permitted.
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027-569 SMB (TCP/IP)is not started.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The SMB (TCP/IP) is not started
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SMBCL_NG_NOT_INIT that occurs during SMB Scanner

The library has not been initialized.
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In the [Port Status] screen under the [Properties] tab of CentreWare Internet Services, check that
SMB (TCP/IP) is enabled.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Incorrect parameter.
Operate again.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Incorrect character code.
Operate again.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Incorrect data size.
Operate again.
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[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Incorrect domain data size.
Operate again.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Communication timeout has occurred.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
SMBCL_NG_INV_SECMODE
Authentication server common security mode is operating.
There is a possibility that the authentication server is set as Win95/Win98/Me.
Set the authentication server to Windows other than Win95/Win98/Me.
The password was detected to require changing by the controller software (SMB library) of this
machine.
[Error Type]
Log in to Windows and change the password.

Request the system administrator to disable the "change password at next login".
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
After selecting the [Account] tab in the [User Properties] window, uncheck [User must change
password at next logon] under [Account Options].
SMB protocol error (4-045): Scan login not available time period
<<< When this error occurred during SMB Authentication/SMB Scanner >>>
The login not available time period was detected by the controller software (SMB library) of this
machine.

[Error Type]
< When this error occurred during SMB Authentication/SMB Scanner >
Job Fail
Check with the system administrator for the time period when logging in is allowed.
[Fault Content]
SMB protocol error (4-048): The user account is disabled
The user account is disabled.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Request the system administrator to enable the user account.
SMB protocol error (4-046): The password has expired.
After selecting the [Account] tab in the [User Properties] window, uncheck [Account Disabled] under
[Account Options].
The password was detected to be expired by the controller software (SMB library) of this machine.

Obtain a valid password from the system administrator.
[Error Type]

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
SMB protocol error (4-049): Locked out
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
SMB protocol error (4-047): The password must be changed
The user account is locked out.
<<< When this error occurred during SMB Authentication >>>

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After selecting the [Account] tab in the [User Properties] window, uncheck [Account locked out].

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
SMB protocol error (4-050): The user account has expired
The user account has expired.
Obtain a valid user account from the system administrator.
Request the system administrator to extend the validity period of the account.
After selecting the [Account] tab in the [User Properties] window, select [End of:] from [Account
expires] and extend the validity.
Request the system administrator to disable the account expiry.
After selecting the [Account] tab in the [User Properties] window, select [Never] from [Account
expires].

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
SMB protocol error (4-051): The user account is restricted. Blank password is not allowed
The user account is restricted. Blank password is not allowed.
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027-599 SMB Protocol error 4-other

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
SMB/LDAP Protocol Error (code for others)
1.
An error internal to SMB Library excluding 027-547 through 027-578 occurred.
2.
The protocol category with which to fill in Coml_Fault_GetNETCeCode( ) was an unexpected one.
* FTP/HTTP/an undefined category was specified. (DMP6-1)
Operate again.
027-600 ExtPrint Check Mode Error

[Error Type]
a hidden fail
[Fault Content]
External Print CheckMode Error
In H/W Check Mode, the controller detected an error with the external CDI.
Just write this in History.
Check the command between DFE and M/C, and disconnect then connect the Video Cable
between DFE and M/C.
Power Off/On
027-700 Mail address domain err

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
Sending to the domain of the destination mail address is prohibited. (before connecting to the
server)
The domain of the destination mail address is designated as a prohibited domain.
Set a user password.
Check that the domain of the destination mail address is not designated as a prohibited domain.
If the problem still persists, collect the pfshowinfo8 log immediately after the occurrence of the
problem and contact the support division for directions.
2.5.1 LOG
027-701 Disconnect network cable
[Error Type]
1.
job
027-705 Certificate for addresses, was revoked
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
In external authentication, the disconnected cable is detected.
job
As a result of checking for disconnection of the network cable before the external authentication
operation, the disconnected cable has been detected.
[Fault Content]
The certificate for the destination existed on a list of revoked certificates. (before connection to the
server)
The network cable is disconnected from the device. Confirm the cable is disconnected and
reconnect it.
when sending SMIME mail
(VKCMERR_CERT_REVOKED)
027-702 Certificate for addresses, was not found
(VKCMERR_KEY_COMPROMISED)
[Error Type]
(VKCMERR_CERT_AFFILIATION_CHANGED)
job
(VKCMERR_CERT_SUPERSEDED)
[Fault Content]
No certificate for the destination exists. (before connection to the server)
when sending SMIME mail (SMLNG_KEY_NOTHING)
1.
Store a certificate for the destination in this machine.
027-703 Certificate for addresses, was expired

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The certificate for the destination expired. (before connection to the server)
when sending SMIME mail (VKCMERR_CERT_EXPIRED)
Check for the certification path for the destination certificate and import the necessary CA
certificate.
(SMLNG_KEY_REVOKED)
1.
Store in this machine a destination certificate that is not on the list of revoked certificates.
027-706 Certificate not found

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
No device certificate exists. (before connection to the server)
When SMIME mail was sent, No Certificate was detected.
1.
Store the device certificate in this machine.
1.
027-707 Certificate expired
Store the correct certificate for the destination in this machine. Check the following:
the term for which the certificate is valid
The time the device tells is correct.
027-704 Certificate for addresses, was untrusted

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The certificate for the destination is not reliable. (before connection to the server)
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The device certificate expired. (before connection to the server)
When SMIME mail was sent, an invalid (expired) certificate was detected.
1.
when sending SMIME mail (SMLNG_KEY_UNTRUST)

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027-708 Certificate untrusted

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The device certificate is not reliable. (before connection to the server)
When SMIME mail was sent, an unreliable certificate was detected.
1.
Check that the mail address written on the device certificate is the same as that set up on the
device.
2.
Check for the certification path for the device certificate and import the necessary CA certificate.

Version 1.2
027-711 S/MIME mail sender certificate not found

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
SMIME Mail Certificate Retrieval Error
The Mail I/O received the S/MIME signature mail but could not obtain the sender certificate. The S/
MIME signature mail sent from the device always includes the device certificate.
To validate the signature, a valid sender certificate is required. Register the sender certificate in M/C
or change your mailer options so that the S/MIME signature mails from the sender will be sent with
the certificate.
027-709 Certificate revoked
027-712 S/MIME mail sender certificate not valid
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The certificate for the destination existed on a list of revoked certificates. (before connection to the
server)
When SMIME mail was sent, a discarded certificate was detected (which is registered in CRL).
1.
Store in this machine a destination certificate that is not on the list of revoked certificates.

027-710 S/MIME mail was disabled

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Invalid SMIME Mail Error
The Mail I/O received S/MIME mail even though S/MIME was disabled.
Sender has the S/MIME certificate for the M/C but the S/MIME settings in M/C is invalid. Enable S/
MIME setting in the device.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Invalid S/MIME Mail Certificate Error
The Mail I/O received the S/MIME signature mail but as the sender certificate was invalid, a
signature verification error was detected.
To validate a signature, a valid sender certificate is required. As the sender certificate registered in
the device is unreliable or it has expired, the S/MIME signature mail is unreliable and the received
mail is discarded.
Check that the signature bearer of the CA certificate is registered in the device.
Explain to the customer that the sender "needs to send a mail that is signed with a valid certificate"
because the sender certificate has expired.
027-713 S/MIME mail was altered

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Receive S/MIME Mail Tampered Error
[Fault Content]
The Mail I/O received the S/MIME signature mail but tampered mail was detected and it was
discarded.
Unsigned Mail Prohibited
Attackers may tamper mails on the sending path. Explain to the customer that the device is blocking
the attacks from attackers.
Prohibited unsigned mail was detected. All the S/MIME unsigned mails (including standard mails
and S/MIME encrypted mails) are discarded.
The flag that prohibits receiving of unreliable mail is enabled. If a problem is found, disable the flag
that prohibits receiving of unreliable mail.
027-714 S/MIME mail sender impersonation

[Error Type]
027-717 No MX Record at the DNS
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
S/MIME Mail Sender Impersonation Error
Job
[Fault Content]
The Mail I/O received the S/MIME signature mail but as the sender address and the signature mail
address were different. An impersonated sender was detected and the mail was discarded.
No MX Record at the DNS
An enquiry was sent to the DNS Server for the MX Record, but it cannot be obtained.
Mails may be sent from impersonated senders. Explain to the customer that the device is blocking
the attacks from attackers.
1.
Check with the DNS Server Administrator on the existence of DNS/MX Record.
2.
027-715 S/MIME mail certficate not support
Job Fail
027-720 Ext Srv. Host Not Found
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
SMIME Mail Certificate Not Supported
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The secret key (certificate) supported by S/MIME encrypted mail is not registered in the device.
This problem occurs when an appropriate certificate is registered in the certificate repository but not
in S/MIME certificate, or when the S/MIME certificate itself is not registered yet.
Server for Application Interface cannot be found during Web Service Interface.
Either the specified server for the application interface cannot be found or the DNS could not be
resolved during Web service interface.
Check that the appropriate certificate is registered and is set as the S/MIME certificate in the M/C.
An error occurred during DNS resolution for FQDN (HTTP/HTTPS) because no DNS Server is set
up.

Check that the DNS Server Settings of the device is set properly.
If the problem persists, obtain the pfshowinfo9 log and the network packets immediately after the
[Error Type]
The SMTP Server Address that is used for sending E-mails cannot be obtained from the DNS
Server.
027-716 No-Signed mail receipt was rejected
Check that the DNS server address is set properly. Check that the PC running the application
interface (CWFS etc.) is registered in DNS.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
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If the problem persists, obtain instructions from DocuShare and then perform the following
procedures in sequence to repair it.
027-721 Ext Srv. Not Found

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Application Interface Destination During Web Service Interface - Not Found
Either the specified server for the application interface cannot be found or the DNS could not be
resolved during Web service interface.
An error occurred during DNS resolution for FQDN (HTTP/HTTPS) because no DNS Server is set
up, and so on.
Version 1.2
[Fault Content]
Application Interface During Web Service Interface - Authentication Failure
A request for application interface is issued from the machine during Web service interface, but
authentication has failed because the one-time password that is set in the instructions sent from
DocuShare has expired.
Check the User Name and password to be entered for creating a job flow. (Currently, this failure
does not occur because CWFS does not support authentication.)
procedure to repair it.
027-724 Ext Srv. Access Fail

[Error Type]
Job Fail
Check that the DNS server address is set properly. Check that the PC running the application
interface (CWFS) is registered in DNS.
[Fault Content]
procedures in sequence to repair it.

027-722 Ext Srv. Timeout Fail

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Application Interface During Web Service Interface - Timeout
A request for application interface is issued from the machine during Web service interface, but it
does not receive a response within the specified time (default: 60[sec]).
1.
If a number of documents is specified for scanning, scan one document and store it.
2.
When scanning and storing are successful, change the application interface timeout value. If
scanning and storing are not successful, perform step (3).
3.
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successful, change the application interface timeout value.
Application Interface During Web Service Interface - Access Failure

The access to the application interface failed (for all causes other than service not found, timeout or
authentication failure) during Web service interface.
Check that the application interface (CWFS) is working correctly. If ok, check the log.
027-725 Ext Srv. Operation Fail

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Application Interface During Web Service Interface - Job Operation Failure
Job operation has failed at the machine for application interface during Web service interface.
An error occurred when a job is "paused", "resumed", or "canceled" from the machine panel.
027-723 Ext Srv. Authentication Fail
027-726 Ext Srv. Unknown State
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
Application Interface During Web Service Interface - Unknown Job Status
split-mail error (before connection to the server)
The status of the application interface destination is unknown during Web service interface.
A mail was split in linking to the system.
1.
Increase the preset pagination value, or reduce the number of original pages scanned.
027-731 Server Limit Err
027-727 Ext Srv. Req Invalid Params
The number of original pages scanned exceeds the preset pagination value.
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
Job Template Server Connection Limit Count Error
Application Interface During Web Service - Invalid Parameter
The CWSS NetWare Job and NetWare polling were started up simultaneously.
The parameter for the application interface is incorrect during Web service interface.
The machine failed to send a application interface request due to job flow breakage etc.
Finish the currently activate NetWareJob, and then retry the operation.
Check the parameters for creating a job flow.
027-732 Server Access Err
027-728 Ext Srv. Req File Exceed
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
Job Template Server Access Error
[Fault Content]
The number of files requested to be sent exceeded the maximum number of files that can be sent
during Web service interface (this occurs when a single-page document is being stored).
Either the Job Template server has insufficient capacity or a failure has occurred in the server disk.
The number of files requested to be sent to an external service exceeded the maximum number of
files that can be sent during Web service interface.
Check that the server disk is normal and has free space, and then retry the operation.
This occurs if the instructions requesting DocuShare to scan and upload documents in the singlepage format is created.
It does not occur when only multi-page documents are the target.
Set a job so that the maximum number of files that can be sent will not be exceeded.
027-733 Server SSL Err

[Error Type]
Job Fail

027-730 SMTP mail division error

[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Template Server SSL Error
The SSL setting for the Job Template server did not become enabled.
job
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Check that the SSL setting for the Job Template server is enabled.
027-736 Device Certificate Err
[Error Type]
027-734 Server Certificate Err

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Job Template Server SSL Certificate Error
The server certificate is invalid.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Device SSL Certificate Error
When server certificate validation is instructed, the server certificate validation of the device is
disabled.
1.
Enable the server certificate validation settings of the M/C.
2.
Or, disable the server certificate validation setting during transfer.
1.
Using the HTTPS protocol, check whether the Job Template server is accessible from the PC.
2.
Check whether the SSL server certificate of the Job Template server is registered in the
device.
027-737 Template Server Read ERR
3.
Check whether the SSL server certificate of the Job Template server is valid.
[Error Type]
4.
The certificate has not expired yet.
The time that is set in the device is correct.
It is not in the discard list.
The certificate path of the SSL server certificate and import any necessary CA certificate.
If the certificate is not registered in the Job Template server, disable the device certificate
validation.
027-735 Device SSL Config Err

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Device SSL Error
When SSL transfer was instructed, the SSL setting of the device is disabled.
1.
Enable the SSL settings of the M/C.
2.
Or, specify HTTP as the transfer protocol.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Read Error in Obtaining JT]
Read error from the server
An error was received from the server to a FTP command "TYPE A", "LIST", or "RETR".
Check the access right, etc.
1.
Check that "Read Authorization" is established for the storage destination server directory set
as a resource.

027-739 Invalid Template Server Path

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Path Error in Obtaining JT]
The specified path of the Job Template Pool Server cannot be found.
An error was received from the server to the FTP command "CWD".
Check the path information, etc.
1.
Set the resource of the storage destination path from the client PC using CentreWare.
[Fault Content]
[File Full in Obtaining JT]
File system was full when the Job Template was stored into the local HD.
027-740 Template Server Login ERR
The HDD was full when writing to a local HDD Job Template or when writing temporary work files.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Delete the files in the HDD. Or, initialize the HD.
[Fault Content]
[Log-in Error in Obtaining JT]
1.
Cannot log in to the Job Template Pool Server.
Login to the FTP Server failed.
027-743 Template Server Install ERR
[Error Type]
Check the user information, etc.
Job Fail
1.
Set the log-in name and password in the Job Template file storage destination.
2.
From some other PC connected to the network, check that you can log in with the above
account.
3.
From a client PC, set a login name and password as a resource using CentreWare.

027-741 Template Server Connect Fail
[Fault Content]
Job Template Pool Server Setting Failure
The address format of the Job Template Pool Server is incorrect.
Set the parameters related to the Job Template Pool Server.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Network Error in Obtaining JT]
Cannot connect to the Job Template Pool Server.
The system failed in obtaining data connection or list data using the FTP command "LIST".
Check the network environment and the server.
1.
Connect the network cable from the M/C properly.
2.
From the destination server, use "PING" to check that the M/C can be "seen".
3.
Perform the "ping" test on the destination server from PSW.
4.
From a client PC, check that the ftp connection to the destination server is possible.
027-744 Template Server ADD ERR (DNS Library)

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The Job Template Pool Server address cannot be resolved. (Response to the DNS library error)
An error occurred while callng the DNS Resolution Library.
Check the connection to the DNS. Or, check whether the Job Template Pool Server domain name
has been registered in the DNS.

027-742 HD File System Full

[Error Type]
027-745 Template Server ADD ERR (DNS address)

[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
Version 1.2
Scanned images may cause the HDD to be full. Wait for a while and try again.
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[Fault Content]
The Job Template Pool Server address cannot be resolved. (The DNS address is not set)
During address resolution, the DNS Server address is not set.
Version 1.2
[Fault Content]
Instruction Analysis Error
An error was detected when analyzing the given instruction.
Set the DNS address. Or, set the Job Template Pool Server address using IP address.
Re-examine the contents of the instruction.
027-746 JobTemplate Pool Server Not Ready

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Job Template Pool Server Protocol Startup Error
The port of the protocol specified in Job Template Pool Server settings is not started up.
027-752 Must user un inputting

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Mandatory User Not Entered
With the required user entry not entered, the instruction to start the job was given.
Start up the port of the protocol (FTP client or SMB) specified in Job Template Pool Server settings.
1.
Do not link the box to the instruction that requires user entry.
2.
Set preset values for the items in the instruction requiring user entry.
027-750 Fax document incongruent
027-753 Job flow service request disabled
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Transfer Instruction when Internet FAX Transfer is prohibited, or Scan and Printer Document Print
Instruction during Interruption
With Internet FAX Document E-mail and Internet FAX Transfer prohibited, Internet FAX Document
E-mail and Internet FAX Transfer instructions were received.
Printing Scan and Printer documents was instructed during interruption.
For Internet FAX received document, enable the transfer setting.
Clear interruption and print when printing Scan and Printer documents during interruption.
027-751 Job Template analysis error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Invalid Instruction Service
Job is executed by instruction when the service is disabled.
Enable the service.
027-754 Job flow service File signature setting mismatch

[Error Type]
Job
[Fault Content]
File Signature Settings Mismatch in Instruction
2.
When performing signature setting using XDW or PDF in an instruction, the setting in the instruction
is specified as "Default" while the system data is set as "Custom".
If the problem persists, enter the System Administrator mode and select [System Settings] >
[System Settings] > [Machine Clock/Timers] > [On-Demand Print Duration] > to either extend
the time or set it to 0.
[# Supplement #] When using the external access function to instruct printing of multiple documents
by on-demand print, the machine does not take the print processing time into consideration until the
last document is received. Therefore, for cases of large volume documents or complicated
documents that require long data processing time, the machine may issue timeout even before
receiving the last document. Set the validity time according to the document format to be printed.
Or, the setting in the instruction is not "Default" and it is different from the system data setting.
Check the system data setting of the XDW/PDF signature and the signature setting that is specified
in the instruction. If the system data setting is different from the setting in the instruction, either
change the instruction or change the system data.
If the problem persists, obtain the info9 or xxx.tgz log immediately after the problem has occurred
and contact the Support G for instructions.
027-760 XJT Command Fail
027-762 Illegal Web Print job ticket
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
XJT Command Error (Parameter setting out of specifications)
Although a Web Print job was received, the attached job execution ticket is incorrect
Incorrect Command from XDOD Client
Although on-demand job was instructed to this machine using the external access function, the
specified job ticket has the following innacuracies:
Check 1: Check if the parameter setting specified in XDOD client is out of system specifications.
Check 2: Check the XDOD client and Controller versions, and then save the XDOD job ticket and
contact Support G for checking.
(It would be the best if PRN file can be obtained, but it is not possible from the XDOD client.)
The job ticket is abnormally overwritten due to a software error in this machine.
The job ticket is abnormally overwritten due to a bug in the external server from which the job
was sent.
The job ticket is abnormally overwritten due to network problems.
The job ticket was intentionally tampered with.
Instruct to print again.
027-761 Web Print time out
If the problem persists, obtain the info9 or xxx.tgz log immediately after the problem has occurred
and contact the Support G for instructions.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
027-763 Auditron - Cannot Verify User
[Fault Content]
Although a Web Print job was received, the machine did not start printing within the [On-Demand
Print Duration] time ([On-Demand Print Duration] is a KO system data)
[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
Although On-demand Print due to print request from this machine restarted and instructed the
machine to print, the time "since the print was requested until the printing actually started" has
exceeded the system data [= On-Demand Print Duration]. One of the causes for this error is that ondemand print was instructed for multiple documents.
Auditron - Cannot Verify User
The device cannot check user info with the external accounting server.
Make the external accounting server operate properly. Repair the network failure.

1.
If on-demand print for multiple documents was instructed using the external access function,
reduce the number of documents before retrying it.
Version 1.2
Connect the cable properly. Set up the device so that it can properly communicate with the external
accounting server.
027-770 PDL Error
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[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Cont Detection DFE PDL Error
The DFE detected a failure in PDL during job processing.
(SMTPERR_TIMEOUT)
1.
027-774 SMTP address inaccurate character

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
027-771 DFE Disk Full
Unavailable letters were specified as a destination address. (after connection to the server)
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
DFE Disk Full
(SMTPERR_INVALID_CHARACTER)
1.
[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
Change the job conditions and try again.

Delete unnecessary files from the HD in the DFE.
027-772 SMTP server error (HELO Command refusal)

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The SMTP server refused the HELO command. (after connection to the server)
(SMTPERR_HELO_FAIL)
If any non-ASCII letters are used for the machine host name, use ASCII letters to set it.
If the situation does not improve, contact the network administrator for advice and check that the SMTP
server supports the HELO command.
Use only ASCII letters for a destination address letter-string.
027-775 Too many SMTP address
The remaining HD capacity in the DFE became less than 500MB when printing from DFE.
Time-out occurred in communicating with the SMTP server.
Wait a while and operate again.
Change the job conditions and try again.

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Too many mail addresses caused a failure. (after connection to the server)
(SMTPERR_TOO_MANY_RECIPIENTS)
1.
Reduce the number of mail addresses.
027-776 SMTP server error (EHLO Command refusal)

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The SMTP server refused the EHLO command. (after connection to the server)
(SMTPERR_EHLO_FAIL)
1.
If any non-ASCII letters are used for the machine host name, use ASCII letters to set it.
027-773 SMTP server communication timeout
If the situation does not improve, contact the network administrator for advice and check that the SMTP
server supports the EHLO command.
[Error Type]
027-777 SMTP server un-supports SMTP-AUTH.
job
[Fault Content]
Time to communicate with the SMTP server ran out. (after connection to the server)
[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The SMTP server does not support SMTP-AUTH. (after connection to the server)
(SMTPERR_AUTH_NONSUPPORT)
027-797 Invalid Output Destination
1.
Send mail without setting SMTP-AUTH.
[Error Type]
2.
If you want to use the SMTP-AUTH function, contact the system administrator for advice.
Job Fail
027-778 There is no mode specified by SMTP-AUTH.
[Fault Content]
Incorrect Output Destination of Received Mail
[Error Type]
job
No jobs are generated.
[Fault Content]
E-mail to Box and E-mail to Fax were dropped. An E-mail was received with this setting.
The mode specified by SMTP-AUTH was not found. (after connection to the server)
Specify the output destination that can be processed by the device and ask the customer to send
the job again.
(SMTPERR_AUTH_METHOD)
1.
Contact the network administrator to see what SMTP authentication method the server uses.
The device supports PLAIN (plain text) Authentication, LOGIN (BASE64 type) Authentication, and
CRAM-MD5 (challenge-and-response type).
027-910 Manual duplex operation(Back Print from Tray7)
027-779 It attestation-fails by SMTP-AUTH
[Error Type]
operation
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
job
Manual duplex(Back Print from Tray7)
[Fault Content]
A failure in authentication based on SMTP-AUTH (after connection to the server)
Green Controller was notified by EFI Controller that one side finished being printed.
(SMTPERR_AUTH_FAILED)
Turn over the output whose one side finished being printed in manual duplex, and load it in Tray 7.
1.
027-911 Manual duplex(Back Print from Tray6)
SMTP authentication failed.
Check that correct authentication information (user name and password) is set up.
[Error Type]
027-796 Email Not Printed
operation
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
E-mail Print Control Through User Settings
For received E-mail, the settings were set to "Do not print header and content". As E-mails without
attachments were received, they were destroyed.
In the above case, the Mail IO leaves the error history report indicating that the mail has been
discarded together with ChainLink.
027-912 Manual duplex(Back Print from Tray5)

[Error Type]
operation
No jobs are generated due to the specification.
[Fault Content]
Set to the correct settings again, such as [Print Header and Content].
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027-913 Manual duplex(Back Recovery - Front Print)

[Error Type]
operation
[Fault Content]
Manual duplex(Back Recovery - Front Print from Tray7)
Green Controller was notified of a jam by EFI Controller.
While a print of side 2 was being output from Tray 7 in manual duplex, the print was jammed.
Remove all the sheets of paper from Input Tray 7/Output Tray. Then reprint side 1 of the print.

[Error Type]
operation
[Fault Content]
Remove all the sheets of paper from Input Tray 6/Output Tray. Then use Input Tray 6 to reprint side
1 of the print.

[Error Type]
operation
[Fault Content]
While a print of side 2 was being output from Tray 5 (Bypass Tray) in manual duplex, the print was
jammed. Remove all the sheets of paper from Input Tray 5 (Bypass Tray)/Output Tray. Then use
Input Tray 5 (Bypass Tray) to reprint side 1 of the print.
027-916 Manual duplex(Back Recovery - Back Print)

[Error Type]
operation
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[Fault Content]
Manual duplex(Back Recovery - Back Print from Tray7)
Reprint side 1 of the print. After finishing it, use Input Tray 7 to reprint side 2 of each of the pages
from the jammed page to the final page.

[Error Type]
operation
[Fault Content]
Reprint side 1 of the print. After finishing it, use Input Tray 6 to reprint side 2 of each of the pages
from the jammed page to the final page.

[Error Type]
operation
[Fault Content]
While a print of side 2 was being output from Tray 5 (Bypass Tray) in manual duplex, the print was
jammed. Reprint side 1 of the print. After finishing it, use Input Tray 5 (Bypass Tray) to reprint side 2
of each of the pages from the jammed page to the final page.
028-910 Wrong Fuser Type Fail

[Fault Name]
Wrong Fuser Type Fail
[Error Type]
Operation
[Fault Content]
The Fuser Assembly needs to be replaced
The type of the currently installed Fuser Assembly is not able to process the specified paper (paper
type).
It is assumed that multiple Fuser Assemblies (one as standard and other specialized Fuser
Assemblies that cater to the customer's specific paper requirements) are available, from which the
user can perform the switch, and that the type of Fuser Assembly can be automatically detected.
Replace the Fuser Assembly with one that can handle the specified paper (paper type).
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033-310 Fax Charge Function Fail By Multi Channel
It has been detected that after the FaxCardMini initailization, the device cannot communicate with
FaxCardMini.
[Error Type]
Sub
[Fault Content]
The Fax send billing function was turned ON although multiple lines are installed.
If the problem reoccurs, go to the following and solve it.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
The Fax send billing function was turned ON although multiple lines are installed.
033-314 Controller ROM Fax Card ROM mismatch
[Error Type]
Turn OFF the FAX send billing function or change to a single-line installation.
sub
033-311 Invalid Addressbook Data are Registered
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
The version of the USB-I/F reported from FaxCardMini does not match.
sub
[Fault Content]
The Controller has detected a version mismatch.
Data in Address Book is invalid.
Upgrade both the Controller and FaxCardMini ROMs to the latest version.
When FaxCont is on, invalid Address Book data is detected.
033-315 USB Fatal Error
[Error Type]
Clear NVM (Sys-USER).
033-312 Controller not respond when system is changing mode

[Error Type]
sub
[Fault Content]
A notice from the USB Fax Class Driver has caused a Fatal Error.
sub
[Fault Content]
FCM has detected Timeout. (The Host has not transited to Sleep a specific time after receiving a
request to transit to Sleep.)
A notice from the USB Fax Class Driver has caused a Fatal Error (USB Driver failure, HW failure,
etc.).
The Controller has not transited to Sleep Mode a specific time after.
OF-07 Fax System Fail
033-316 FAX Device Cont Error
[Error Type]
sub
033-313 USB disconnected
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
A fatal error with FaxDevCont/PrintFormat
sub
[Fault Content]
An error has occurred in the DeviceCont area in the FaxCont.
It has been detected that after the FaxCardMini initailization, the device cannot communicate with
FaxCardMini.
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033-317 FAX Device Error

[Error Type]
sub
[Fault Content]
A fatal error with FaxDevice
An error has occurred in the FaxDevice area in the FaxCont.
OF-14 Fax Card Fail
033-318 Image Processing Error

[Error Type]
sub
[Fault Content]
A fatal error with the image processing I/F, image processing control or image processing.
A fatal error has occurred with image processing for Fax.
033-319 Fax Control task detects error

[Error Type]
sub
[Fault Content]
A problem in Faxc2 has been detected.
(No zone can be secured; a proble has been detected during Configure processing.)
A problem has occurred in Fax Cont2 software processing, discontinuing the processing ever since.
Turn the power OFF then ON. If the problem still reoccurs, there is a strong posibility of FaxCont2
software bugs in the Controller.
Go to the following and solve the problem.
033-320 Controller not respond when system is Booting

[Error Type]
sub
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[Fault Content]
A problem with FaxCont has been detected. (No response)
At Boot, the Controller has made no response for a certain time.
033-321 Fax Card not respond when system is Booting

[Error Type]
sub
[Fault Content]
A problem with FaxCardMini has been detected. (Not installed, no response, or detection of
PCCCard installed)
At Boot, the Fax Card has made no response for a certain time.
033-322 FAX Card I/F timeout

[Error Type]
sub
[Fault Content]
(The I/F to faxc has timed out.)
No response has been made within a certain length of time in message communication from faxc2
in FAX Cont to the outside.
033-323 FAX Card Mini I/F timeout

[Error Type]
sub
[Fault Content]
(The I/F to FaxCardMini has timed out.)
A problem in Faxc2 has been detected.(The I/F to FaxCardMini has timed out.)

OF-14 Fax Card Fail
033-327 FCM no response to stop request

[Error Type]

OF-14 Fax Card Fail
sub
[Fault Content]
033-324 USB state change Error

[Error Type]
There has been no response from the FCM to a request to stop the communication.
sub
When no response came from the FCM during FAX communication, the device issued a request to
interrupt the communication, but has received no response.
[Fault Content]
USB STATE CHANGE ERROR
The USB has gone into an unexpected state.
If the problem persists, it is thought to be a FAX Card Mini H/W failure.

OF-14 Fax Card Fail
033-328 Failed to initialize fax log
[Error Type]
sub
033-325 FCM Fatal Error

[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
A failure in initializing the communication log.
sub
[Fault Content]
The initialization of the communication log library has failed.
An error with debug bits in FaxCardMini has occurred.
An error with debug bits in FaxCardMini has occurred.
1.
Initialize the HDD.
2.
Initialize NVM.
If the problem still persists, go to the following and solve it.

033-329 Detected fax process failuer
033-326 Mini Manager Fatal Error
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
sub
[Fault Content]
A fatal error with MiniManager
FAX Card Mini has detected a fatal error.
If the problem persists, it is thought to be a FAX Card Mini H/W failure.
Version 1.2
sub
[Fault Content]
A problem with FaxCont has been detected.
A problem with FaxCont has been detected.
1.
Initialize the HDD.
2.
Initailaize NVM.

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Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
033-xxx FIP
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033-330 FoIP Unrecoverable Error

[Error Type]
sub
[Fault Content]
A fatal sotware error in FoIP (including T38 and SIP) has occurred.
A fatal sotware error in FoIP (including T38 and SIP) has occurred.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-331 FoIP Controller Init Fail

[Error Type]
subR
[Fault Content]
A failure in FoIP Controller initialization processing
The initialization of FoIP has failed.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-332 FoIP Cont not respond when system is Booting

[Error Type]
subR
[Fault Content]
A problem with the FoIP Controller has been detected. (No response at boot sequence. )
At boot, the FoIP Cont has made no response for a certain time.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-333 FoIP Cont not respond when system is sleeping

[Error Type]
subR
[Fault Content]
A problem with the FoIP Controller has been detected. (No response at an attempt to transit to
Sleep)
Version 1.2
When the device tries to transit to Sleep Mode, the FoIP Cont has made no response for a certain
time.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-334 Can not send a message to FoIP CONT

[Error Type]
subR
[Fault Content]
The device cannot send a message to the FoIP Controller.
The FoIP message send function has returned NG.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-335 Illegal fault code notice

[Error Type]
sub
[Fault Content]
A notice of Fault with an invalid Fault Code is received from FaxCardMini or FoIP.
A notice of Fault with an ilnvalid Fault Code has been received from FaxCardMini or FoIP.
Power OFF the ON.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-336 Access to a non-mounted channel

[Error Type]
sub
[Fault Content]
A message to a channel that is not installed is received from FoIP. (invalid DI)
A message to a channel that is not installed has been received.
Power OFF then ON.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-337 FaxCard mismatch

[Error Type]
The Controller reset the Fax Card because the Fax Card did not respond.
No action necessary since it will auto recover.
sub
[Fault Content]
<PCC>FaxCardMini is connected.
At start-up, it has been detected that FaxBox for another model is connected.
Perform the following and repair the problem:

OF-12 033-363 Fail
033-500 No CS after RS Req

[Error Type]
job
The proper FaxBox is not connected.
[Fault Content]
In command sending, modem CS has not turned ON in response to a RS.
Connect the proper FaxCard.
033-338 Illegal type of FaxBox
In command sending, modem CS has not turned ON in response to a RS.
[Error Type]
sub
Check the remote terminal and do the same operation again. If a fax has arrived, ask the remote
terminal to resend it.
[Fault Content]
"Fax Kit is connected to the model to which Fax Kit 2 should be connected.
"Fax Kit has been connected to the model to which Fax Kit 2 should be connected.
The proper FaxBox is not connected.

OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-501 No Appropriate PIX Data

[Error Type]
job
Remove the Fax Kit and connect the "Fax Kit 2 (Faxmini).
033-339 faxc2 not respond when system is sleeping

[Fault Name]
faxc2 not respond when system is sleeping
[Error Type]
Subsystem
[Fault Content]
The number of receiving lines was 0.
The number of receiving lines was 0.
Check the remote terminal and do the same operation again. If a fax has arrived, ask the remote
terminal to resend it.
[Fault Content]
When transitioning to Sleep, there is no response from facx2.
The sleep transition process has failed

OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-502 Post-message resend exceeded

[Error Type]
033-363 Fax Card Reset (Reboot)
job
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
Sub System Fail
No response to a post message sent three times
[Fault Content]
No response to a post message sent three times
Fax Card Reset (Reboot Fail)
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Troubleshooting
033-xxx FIP
Check the state of the remote terminal (to see whether the memory is full, the remote terminal is
under maintenance, etc.), and do the same operation again.
Or there is a possibility that the receiving teminal has become disconnected for some reason while
receiving image info.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-503 T1 Timeout
[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
T1 timeout
A T1 timeout has occurred.
Check the remote terminal and do the same operation again.
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Check the state of the line.
Check the Fax Card.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-506 DCN Receive

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
DCN has been received.
DCN has been received.
There is a possibility of the remote terminal users cancellation. If the remote user has not cancelled,
check that the remote terminal has no problem, and do the same operation again.
Check the Fax Card.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-507 Unable to receive by remote
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-504 T2 Timeout
[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
T2 timeout
[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The remote terminal has no capability to receive.
The remote terminal has no capability to receive.
Check the state of the remote terminal (to see whether the memory is full, the remote terminal is
under maintenance, etc.), and do the same operation again.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
Check the Fax Card.
033-508 Destination Polling Error

OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-505 T5 Timeout
[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
T5 timeout
[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The remote terminal has no polling document.
The remote terminal has no polling document.
The remote terminal has no polling document. Ask the remote terminal to prepare polling
documents, and do the same operation again.
[Error Type]
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
job
033-509 DCS/NSS Resend Exceeded
[Fault Content]
The remote terminal has no capability to relay-broadcast.
[Error Type]
job
The remote terminal has no capability to relay-broadcast.
[Fault Content]
DCS/NSS resend over
The remote terminal has no capability to relay-broadcast. Check that the remote model is equipped
with the function and do the same operation again.
DCS/NSS resend over
Do the same operation again. If the situation still has not improved, ask the remote terminal about
the state of the receiver.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail

If the problem still persists, check the remote termianl. Tell the user that the remote terminal does not
have the function.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-513 Remote has no Mailbox
033-510 Fallback Error
[Error Type]
job
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
job
The remote terminal does not have the capability of mailbox. (FX type of mailbox)
[Fault Content]
FTT reception at 2400bps
The remote terminal does not have the capability of mailbox.
FTT reception at 2400bps
The remote terminal does not have the mailbox function. Check that the remote model is equipped
with the function and do the same operation again.
Check the state of the line, check for power noise, and check the grounding.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
Check the remote terminal. If it does not have the function, tell it to the user.
033-511 No response after 3rd DTC/NSC
033-514 Carrier Down Detected
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
job
job
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
DTC/NSC resend over
The carrier has been shut down.
DTC/NSC resend over
The carrier has been shut down.
The remote terminal has no polling document. Check that the remote terminal has no such
problems as a paper jam and a password mismatch, and do the same operation again.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-512 Remote has no Relay

Version 1.2
If the problem persists, ask the sender for retransmission.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-516 EOR Receive

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033-xxx FIP
[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
EOR-Q has been received.
EOR-Q has been received.
Check the remote terminal and do the same operation again. If a fax has arrived, ask the remote terminal
to resend it.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-517 ECM Phase C Flag Timeout

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
Timeout between ECM frames
A timeout between ECM frames has occurred.
Do the same operation again. If the situation still has not improved, check the state of the remote
terminal. If the remote teminal has a problem, tell it to the user.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-518 Remote cannot receive SUB.

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The receiving terminal has no capability to receive SUB.
The receiving terminal has no capability to receive SUB.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-519 PTX has no SEP capability

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The receiving terminal has no capability to receive SEP.
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The receiving terminal has no capability to receive SEP.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-520 Remote cannot receive passward

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The receiving terminal has no capability to receive PWD/SID.
The receiving terminal has no capability to receive PWD/SID.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-521 Transmission Canceled via DTMF

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The device has sent an order refusal signal and stopped the communication.
The device has sent an order refusal signal and stopped the communication.
Check the state of the local terminal (to see whether the memory is full, the terminal has no paper,
etc.). If the remote destination is known, ask it to do the operation again.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-522 DTMF I/F Timeout

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
DTMF I/F timeout. The proper operation has not been done within a certain length of time.
DTMF I/F timeout
The problem is thought to be in the remote operation.
Check it. If the remote operation is proper, go to the to following and solve the problem.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
[Error Type]
033-523 Line 1 not connected

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
dbl error
job
[Fault Content]
ECM Error has occurred.
Channel 1 is not connected.
Check the state of the line, check for power noise, and check the state of the grounding.
Check that the line is properly connected to Line 1.
If the line is connected, check the line and the switchboard.
If the problem persists, check what model the remote terminal is and do the same operation again. If a
fax has arrived, ask the remote terminal to resend it.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-527 EOR Send
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
Check that the line is properly connected to Line 2.
job
[Fault Content]
EOR-Q has been sent.
EOR-Q has been sent out.
If the problem persists, check that the remote terminal has no problem and do the same operation again.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-528 RTN Send
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
Check that the line is properly connected to Line 3
job
[Fault Content]
RTN has been sent.
RTN has been sent out.
If the problem persists, ask the sender to resend.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-529 RTN Receive
033-526 ECM Error
[Error Type]
job
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033-xxx FIP
[Fault Content]
RTN has been received.
RTN has been received.
If the problem persists, check that the remote terminal has no problem and do the same operation again.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-530 DTMF Illegal Procedure Error

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
Having received an illegal-procedure signal, the device has stopped the communication.
The device has received an illegal-procedure signal.
Check that the operators way of performing the DTMF procedure is correct.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-531 DTMF Procedure Error

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
Having received an order-refusal signal, the device has stopped the communication.
The device has received an order-refusal signal.
The problem is thought to be in the remote terminal. Check the state of the remote terminal
(memory full, no paper, etc.).
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-532 Illegal Command Received

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
An illegal command has been received.
An illegal command has been received.
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The problem is thought to be in the remote terminal. Check the remote terminal.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-533 T.30 Protocol Error

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
An error has occurred with T.30 protocol.
An error has occurred with T.30 protocol.
The problem is thought to be in the remote terminal. Check the remote terminal.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-534 Unsupported Function at Remote

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The remote terminal has no capability to remote-sort-copy.
The remote terminal has no capability to remote-sort-copy.
As the remote terminal does not have the function of outputting the quantity of copies to send, stop
specifying the quantity of copies to send.
Check the remote terminal. If the remote terminal does not have the function, tell it to the user.
Otherwise, go to the following and solve the problem.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-535 DCN Receive at Phase B Send

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
A phase B ordering command (DCS/NSS/NSC/DTC) has been refused by DCN.
A phase B ordering command (DCS/NSS/NSC/DTC) has been refused by DCN.
Check the remote address, mailbox info, etc. and do the same operation again.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-536 Ring Stopped before Fax Device Release
[Fault Content]
An error in image processing for Fax receiving
[Error Type]
job
In image processing for fax receiving, some error has occurred with FaxCardMini.
[Fault Content]
Before resource release, ringing (calling) has finished.
Do the same operation again.
Before resource release, ringing (calling) has finished.
Call-out has collided with call-in. Check how the line is connected.

OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-540 Fax Printing Image Process Error

[Error Type]
job

OF-11 FAX Job Fail
[Fault Content]
033-537 In and out call conflict

[Error Type]
An error in image processing for Fax print.
Some error has occurred with Fax-print-format image processing.
job
[Fault Content]
As call-out collided with call-in, the device has discontinued sending.
As call-out collided with call-in, the device has discontinued sending.

OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-541 No destination specified

[Error Type]
job
Call-out has collided with call-in. Check how the line is connected.
[Fault Content]
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-538 Fax Sending Image Process Error
There is not a single valid address.
As the dial number is not found, the device cannot call out from FaxCard.
[Error Type]
job
Specify the proper address by using Speed Dial where correct Fax address numbers are registered.
[Fault Content]
An error in image processing for Fax sending.
In image processing for fax sending, some error has occurred with FaxCardMini.
If the problem persists, check the software version and upgrade it to the latest version.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-542 Selected Channel Dial Error

[Error Type]
job

OF-11 FAX Job Fail
[Fault Content]
033-539 Fax Receiving Image Process Error

[Error Type]
The requested channel is unavailable.
A channel that is not installed has been requested for processing.
job
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Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
033-xxx FIP
Check which line is specified and resend.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-543 Dial Error (Incorrect Dial Data.)

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
Illegal data exist in dial data.
Reenter the dial number and do the same operation again.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-544 Busy tone detect

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The Busy tone has been detected.
The Busy tone has been detected.
If the Busy tone lasts abnormally long, the remote terminal or the switchboard is thought to have
failed.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-545 T0 Timeout
[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
T0 Timer timeout
The remote terminal is thought to be not a facsimile or in the Facsimile mode. Check the remote
number. Check that the remote terminal is a facsimile.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
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033-546 Cannot detect dial tone

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The dial tone cannot be detected.
The dial tone could not be detected.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-547 Abort during transmission

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The device stops during communication. (An operation to discontinue the communication by use of
Stop, etc. has been done.)
The device has stopped during communication. (An operation to discontinue the communication by
use of Stop, etc. has been done.)
No action is necessary.
This indicates that an operation to discontinue the communication by use of Stop, etc. has been done.
033-548 No manual send line

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
There is no line connected.
There is no line for manual communication.
Establish communication by phone, etc. and then do the same operation again.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-549 Fax service disabled

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The device cannot receive any service requests because it is now disabled from operating.
The device has been requested a service when its memory is not enough, there are too many jobs,
a fail is occurring with the system, etc.
Check what model the remote terminal is and do the same operation again. If a fax has arrived, ask
the remote terminal to resend it.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
Wait for a while and do the same oepration again.

033-553 no mailbox/relay
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
[Error Type]
033-550 cannot diable FAX service
job
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
job
At mailbox transmission or relay transmission, the local terminal does not have the function.
[Fault Content]
The device cannot be disabled from operating because it is doing the relevant service.
F code sent from the remote terminal has instructed the local terminal on a capability that does not
exist for it .
An attempt was made to make the device transit to the Diag mode,etc. but it was unsuccessful
because the device was communicating by fax.
If necessary, ask the remote operator to check whether he or she has entered the inappropriate F
code.
Wait until the device finishes the job in progress, and then do the same operation again.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-554 Wrong Password/Receive Banned
033-551 Internal I/F Error
[Error Type]
job
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
job
The DM Prevention function has disconnected communication.
[Fault Content]
There is no appropriate service available.
Receiving FAX with no password/password mismatch or Select Receiving No. mismatch. Password
mismatch. Communication from a person other than people that fall under Select Communication.
When the communication by phone or FAX was about to end, an operation was done for the job.
A password mismatch. No action is required because this communication is from a person other
than people that fall under Select Communication. However, the problem persists, go to the
following and solve it.
Wait for a while and do the same oepration again.

OF-11 FAX Job Fail
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-552 too many Error lines
033-555 incorrect password
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
job
job
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
PHASE-C Error Over
Machine Password is incorrect.
In G3 image info receiving, the total quantity of error lines detected has exceeded the threshold
indicated by the system data value.
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The machine password of the local terminal is not the same as that sent from the remote terminal.
033-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
033-xxx FIP
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If necessary, ask the remote operator if he or she specified a worng machine password.
Version 1.2

OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-559 no remote ID
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
[Error Type]
033-556 Wrong Password/Send Banned

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
Wrong send password
The remote ID has not been sent from the remote terminal. A mismatch between send password
and remote ID.
A password mismatch.
job
[Fault Content]
The remote ID has not been sent from the remote terminal
Under the setting that receiving from a remote terminal without its remote ID is denied the remote
machine has not sent its remote ID.
If wanting to receive from the remote terminal, make it possible for the local terminal to receive from
it even though its remote ID is not sent. Or ask the remote machine to set up its remote ID.
Check the password and resend.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-560 illegal authentication ID
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
[Error Type]
033-557 Desinations or Sevices Exceeded

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The quantity of services or destinations is over the upper limit.
The total quantity of requested services or destinations has exceeded the number specified in the
spec.
Wait until the quantity of jobs in a queue decreases, or reduce the quantity of destinations, and then
resend.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-558 remote ID is in black list

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The remote ID of the remote terminal is on the black list.
The remote ID of the remote terminal has been registered on the black list of the local terminal.
If wanting to receive from the remote terminal, eliminate the remote ID of the remote terminal from
the black list.
job
[Fault Content]
In Tress/RCC, the authentication ID from the remote terminal has been found to be illegal.
In Tress/RCC, the authentication ID from the remote terminal has been found to be illegal.
An error while our maintenance system is in operation.
If the communication line is normal, perform the following:
Replace the FAX Board, or upgrade the ESS ROM version.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-561 cannot do TRESS/RCC job

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The device cannot perform Tress/RCC because it is disabled from operating or is running a job.
The device could not perform Tress/RCC because it was disabled from operating or was running a
job.
This is an error during the operation of our maintenance system.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-562 held RCC job
[Error Type]
job
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
job
The quantity of destinations is over.
[Fault Content]
The device has suspended performing RCC because it is in the operation-prohibited mode.
The total quantity of destinations requested has exceeded the number specified in the spec.
The device has suspended performing RCCAs because it is in the operation-prohibited mode.
Wait until the quantity of jobs in a queue decreases, or reduce the quantity of destinations, and then
resend.
This is an error during the operation of our maintenance system.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-563 No printable paper size
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
job
job
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
In formatting, loaded is recording paper that does not match with the document in size and cannot
be printed out.
The device cannot call out because the dial number is not found.
The device cannot call out through FaxCard because the dial number is not found.
The size of the recording paper loaded does not match with the document size.
Specify the proper address by using Speed Dial where correct Fax address numbers are registered.
Specify the size of recording paper.
Check that the recording paper tray is properly installed.
If the problem persists, check the software version and upgrade it to the latest version.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail

OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-564 Power Off during transmission
[Error Type]
job
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
job
Illegal destination data
[Fault Content]
Power OFF during Communication error
Power OFF during Communication error. The power switch has been turned OFF. The system has
been reset.
Check that the internal/external line kit is properly installed; wait for a while; check the FAX function
settings and the dial number; and then if having tried to send a fax, resend it.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
Reenter the dial number and do the same operation again.

OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-568 FCM watchdog timeout in FAX comm

[Error Type]
job
033-565 No. of Desinations Exceeded

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Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
033-xxx FIP
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[Fault Content]
During FAX communication, there has been no response from FCM for a certain length of time.
During FAX communication, there has been no response from FCM for a certain length of time.
Do the same operation again. If a fax has arrived, ask the remote terminal to resend it.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
Version 1.2
[Fault Content]
A manual send job has been cancelled because there is no space available in the log area for Fax
Report.
At the start of a job, it has been detected that the area for Fax Report is full; the job becomes
cancelled.
There accumulate a lot of Fax jobs to be sent by advance request. Wait until some of the jobs are
complete, or cancel some. After that, do the same operation again.
033-569 Detected image direction conflict
[Error Type]
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
job
[Fault Content]
It has been detected that the direction of the image is not the same as that of paper loaded in the
paper feed trays.
The state is that only the SMH can feed out paper, whose direction is the same as the direction of
the image.
Feed paper as directed on the panel.
If the problem persists, remove the Finisher, and then load an APS-selected tray with the paper whose
direction is the same as the direction of the image, in order to change the state of the paper feed
trays. After that, turn the power OFF then ON.
033-572 FaxReport print job canceled(JobFull occured)

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
Because at Fax report creation, Job Full has been detected, only Fax Report has been created.
At the start of a job, Job Full has been detected; only a Fax Report document has been stored and
printing the Fax report cancelled.
No action in particular is required. Fax Auto Report is waiting for its turn to be printed. The report will
soon be automatically printed.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-570 Retry Over(no shutdown notification setting)
033-573 domain regulation check error
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
Retry Over due to communication disconnection
Power OFF during Communication error. The power switch has been turned OFF. The system has
been reset.
Wait for a while; check the FAX function settings and the dial number; and then if having tried to
send a fax, resend it.
job
[Fault Content]
The restriction on domains to send a fax to has made sending it impossible.
In specifying a destination, an unallowable domain has been specified.
Check the destination address and reenter it.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
Check the state of the local machine and the line. If the problem reoccurs in retrying the operation, go to
the following and solve the problem.
033-574 Access to a non-mounted channel
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
[Error Type]
033-571 Manual send job canceled(FaxReportLogFull)

[Error Type]
job
job
[Fault Content]
A message to a channel that is not installed is received. (invalid DI)
The channel that is not installed has been instructed.
The frame size of the received command has exceeded a specified value.
Check for an installed channel.
033-575 Modem Polarity Inversion Detected

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
Polarity Inversion is detected.

Check the remote machine and retry the same operation.
Check the line status.
Check the Fax Card.
033-580 Missing VoIP Gateway

[Error Type]
job
Polarity Inversion has been detected.
[Fault Content]
The VoIP Gateway for the telephone number is not registered.
033-576 Inaccurate dial data

[Error Type]
The VoIP Gateway for the entered telephone number has not existed.
Set up properly the address of the VoIP Gateway for the device available for the entered telephone
number.
job
[Fault Content]
Invalid dial data
Dial data is invalid.
Check the dial data.
033-577 Modem Image Under Run

[Error Type]

OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-581 Access Authentication failure

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The request of the device to connect by SIP call has been refused due to authentication failure.
job
[Fault Content]
At request, authentication has been demanded but the device has failed to be authenticated.
An underrun has occurred in a modem.
Check the proxy server authentication user name and authentication password for this machine and
the SIP server setting.
An underrun has occurred in a modem.
033-578 Modem Frame Size Over

OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-582 Mismatched ability

[Error Type]
job
[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
A request for SIP connection has been refused because of a capability info mismatch.
[Fault Content]
The frame size of the received command is over a specified value.
A request to connect has been refused because the destination to be connected does not have the
same capability info.
Version 1.2
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Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
033-xxx FIP
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Check the remote device. If the device is guaranteed to receive support, check how the SIP server
between the remote terminal and this machine is set up.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
Version 1.2
At SIP communication, an error included in other errors has occurred.
Turn the power OFF/ON.
033-583 Temporarily unavailable
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
[Error Type]
033-586 T38 Protocol Not Ready
job
[Fault Content]
The device cannot connect because the destination to connect to through SIP has a temporary lack
of resources (including the busy line).
A request to connect to the destination has been refused because it has a temporary lack of
resources .
Wait for a while and resend.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The device cannot communicate because IP Address is not determined yet. (at initialization by use
of DHCP or at address reacquisition)
The device cannot communicate because it has tried to use the SIP server though it has not been
registered with the registrar server yet.
IP Address cannot be obtained yet.
Wait for a while and resend.
033-584 SIP request timeout
Make it possible to acquire IP Address.
[Error Type]
Make it possible to register the device with the registrar server.
job
[Fault Content]
A SIP Communication timeout has occurred.
A request has timed out.
Check that the address or telephone number for entry is correct.
Check that the network is connected.
Check that the SIP server is active.
Check that the network cables between this machine and the SIP server and between this machine and
the remote terminal are properly connected.
Check that the SIP server and the remote terminal are ready to communicate.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-585 SIP request error

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
At SIP communication, an error included in other errors has occurred.

OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-587 T38 Session Error

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
T38 Session (including RTP Session) cannot be established.
T38 Session (including RTP Session) cannot be established.
Check that the remote device is active.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-588 T38 Packet Lost

[Error Type]
job
[Fault Content]
The loss of T38 Packet whose error recovery is impossible has been detected.
The loss of T38 Packet whose error recovery is impossible has been detected.
While the max quantity of FoIP sessions are in process, a new request to send has been made.
If there is another job in progress, wait until it finishes, and then retry the operation.
Wait until the ongoing IP Fax receiving or sending operation is complete, and resend.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-589 T38 Malformed Packet Received
033-592 FoIP Internal Timeout
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
job
job
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
The contents of the received T38 protocol data are illegal (including ASN.1 Decode error), so the job
cannot be continued.
A timeout has occurred not because it is reported but because of any other factor (image data
receivng timeout; FoIP internal timeout).
The contents of the received T38 protocol data have been found to be illegal (including ASN.1
Decode error).
A timeout has occurred not because it is reported but because of any other factor (image data
receivng timeout; FoIP internal timeout).
Check the remote device. If the device is guaranteed to receive support, contact Customer Support.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-590 T38 Send Error
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
[Error Type]
033-593 Canceled By Remote Peer

[Error Type]
job
job
[Fault Content]
An error has occurred in sending a T38 Protocol packet (TCP,UDP,RTP), so the job cannot be
continued.
[Fault Content]
The device has received from the remote terminal a request to cut off the SIP session.
An error has occurred in sending a T38 Protocol packet (TCP,UDP,RTP).
The remote terminal has done the operation for discontinuing the session.
Ask the remote terminal to resend.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-710 Document does not exist
033-591 FoIP Max Sessions Over
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
job
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
Invalid document - No document
The device cannot communicate because the quantity of FoIP sessions has exceeded the
maximum.
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The specified document cannot be found.
033-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
033-xxx FIP
If NG, perform the following procedure to repair it.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-711 Illegal Page inside Document

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Invalid document - Invalid page
The specified page was not found or the specified page has invalid data.
033-712 System Memory exceeded

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Invalid document - Host memory full
Memory became full.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
033-713 No specified Chain Link

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Incorrect Chain-Link No.
There is no such Chain-Link.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
033-714 Scan Error (No specified doc)

[Error Type]
Job Fail
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Version 1.2
[Fault Content]
Data Read Error - Not registered
The data has not been registered.
033-715 Cannot start job

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Job Fail During EP-TRESS Operation - Restriction by the host status
The status in which the job cannot be performed was detected during EP-TRESS operation.
This error occurs during maintenance system operation of Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd. No action necessary.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-716 No specified Mailbox

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Job Fail During EP-TRESS Operation - Restriction by the host status
The status in which the job cannot be performed was detected during EP-TRESS operation.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-717 Incorrect Password

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Job Fail - Incorrect password
The verification result of the specified password was NG.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-718 No Document in Mailbox
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Job Fail - No document

OF-14 FAX Card Fail
033-722 Fax immediate send store job canceled

[Error Type]
Job Fail
The document was not found in the Polling Sending box or the specified mailbox.
[Fault Content]
IIT Failure or Stop Detected While Sending FAX Immediately

IIT failure (document jam or stored sheet count exceeded) or stop request was detected while
sending FAX immediately.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-719 Fax job Canceld not recovery job

[Error Type]
Job Fail
Cancelation is performed only for Read operation. The document that has been already read will
continue to be sent.
[Fault Content]
FAX Job Cancel Unrecoverable By Power OFF/ON
The document was not found in the Polling Sending box or the specified mailbox.

OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-724 Fax receive memory over flow

[Error Type]

OF-11 FAX Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Receive operation was aborted because the maximum limit of the image data amount that can be
received for one FAX communication was exceeded.
033-720 Document Creation Failed

[Error Type]
Job Fail
The total data amount of received image data exceeded the upper limit of the image data amount
that can be received for one system data communication.
[Fault Content]
Document Creation Failed
Install the HDD or install additional RAM when a user makes a claim.
The specified document cannot be created.
033-721 Fax Page Creation Failed

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Page Creation Failed

OF-14 FAX Card Fail
033-725 Insufficient HDD Space

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Insufficient HD was detected.
The HD was full when Fax was received, or when the format or report was created.
The specified page cannot be created.
Version 1.2
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Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
033-xxx FIP
Clear HD Full.
033-726 Cannot print 2-Sided

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
2-Sided Printing Not Available When Receiving Fax
2-Sided printing is not available when receiving Fax (mixed size).
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
033-727 Cannot rotate image

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Rotation Not Available When Receiving Fax
Rotation is not available when receiving Fax (insufficient memory).
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
033-728 Auto print canceled

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Fax Auto Print was canceled.
Formatting for Fax Auto Printing was aborted because the instruction for Fax Manual Printing was
sent during the operation.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
033-730 Fax Service recovery error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Unable to recover in the Fax job.
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Version 1.2
Recovery was not possible using the Fax Cont or Fax Card.
033-731 Inconsistent Instructions

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Start Transmission from Fax Card and Stop Transmission from Controller
Transmission closed due to Start Transmission from Fax Card and Stop Transmission from
Controller.
No action necessary.
When the system was waiting to receive a Fax job, the job was canceled when a simultaneous request
from the user to stop the job was received.
Stop request was issued by the user. No action necessary.
033-732 Print job canceled by forced polling

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Print job received was canceled at Forced Polling.
Print job received was canceled at Forced Polling.
(If there is a print job when deleting the stored documents in Forced Polling, cancel the job.
No action necessary since the print job is canceled after retrieving the document with Forced Polling.)
033-733 Fax document number get error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The number of FAX job documents was not detected.
The number of job documents related to the job could not be obtained.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
033-734 Fax Print Suspension
The Fax Cont detected a failure and could not continue processing the job.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Fax Print and Fax Auto Report were started at the same time.
033-738 JBIG Information fail
[Error Type]
Job was canceled because Fax Print and Fax Auto Report were started at the same time.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
JBIG data error of JBIG image
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-735 Fax Memory Allocate Timeout
The Fax Cont detected an error in JBIG data during coding/decoding of the JBIG data.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Fax Receive - Buffer Allocate Timeout
033-740 Fax immediate receive print canceled
[Error Type]
Fax Receive - Buffer Allocate Timeout
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Immediate Print on Receive was canceled by user.

OF-14 FAX Card Fail
033-736 Internet FAX Off Ramp fail
The user canceled immediate printing upon receiving.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
033-741 Fax page read open timeout
[Fault Content]
With the Fax Transfer Prohibition function based on the data capacity of the Internet FAX Off Ramp,
Fax was not transferred as the upper limit on the data capacity was exceeded.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The data amount for FAX transfer exceeded the threshold during FAX transfer of Internet FAX Off
Ramp.
[Error Type]
Page Read Open Instruction timed out.
When transferring image data to the Fax Card, the conditions for sending the response to the Fax
Card did not match.
033-737 Fax card job canceled
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Job in FaxCard was aborted due to Controller internal error.
Version 1.2

OF-14 FAX Card Fail
033-742 Fax page read close timeout

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Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
033-xxx FIP
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Timeout by page lead close specification (Out of memory during manual sending)
Card did not match.
This often occurs when the HD free area is equal to or less than the HD capacity immediate threshold
(820-053) during immediate send operation.
When the remaining memory is low at approx. 10%, delete the images stored in the HD to secure
the HD capacity and perform the same operation again.
Set the HD capacity immediate threshold (820-053) to a larger value if this occurred during immediate
send operation.
When this problem occurs in situations other than immediate send operation, or if the problem persists,
perform the following procedure to repair it.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-743 Fax page write open timeout

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Page Write Open Instruction Timeout
When receiving image data from the Fax Card, the conditions for sending the response to the Fax
Card did not match.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
033-744 Fax page write close timeout

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Page Write Close Instruction Timeout
Card did not match.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
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Version 1.2
033-745 Fax data write timeout

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Data Write Instruction Timeout
Card did not match.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
033-746 Fax data read timeout

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Data Read Instruction Timeout
Card did not match.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
033-747 Fax Service don't start by cross ope

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Service could not be accepted due to combined operations that are prohibited.
When requesting to start the service from the Fax Card, the job could not be created due to causes
such as job no. overflow.
No action necessary since it will be recovered automatically after the operation is allowed.
033-748 Fax Service illigal sequence

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Sequence error message received.
[Error Type]
During Service Sequencing, a message indicating that the operation was not allowed in Sequencing
was received from the Fax Card.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The Fax document print was cancelled because the Fax service is not working.
033-749 Fax card Memory Error
Although Fax Document Print was instructed to this machine, the print process was cancelled
because the Fax Document Print controller is not ready. If even a single Fax document exists when
printing multiple types of documents (Print/Scan/Fax) from a mailbox, all documents after the Fax
document will not be not printed.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Extended memory was temporarily insufficient during FAX formatting.
1.
During Fax formatting, the extended image data is larger than the memory reserved.
Turn the power OFF then ON
2.
Check the cables to see whether the Fax Card is connected to this machine.
3.
After that, use the panel display or the error history report to check for the Fax error code (133-xxx,
134-xxx) that has occurred in this machine and then troubleshoot using the appropriate error code.
No action necessary since the job failed due to insufficient extended memory and it can be
recovered using the encoding method that can be stored in the extended memory.
033-750 Fax format error
033-790 EP-DX Call Wait (Not Redial count)
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
Extension error occurred for normal image data.
The Fax Card Redial Wait Status was set without calculating the no. of redial attempts.
During formatting, when image data was retrieved from the Fax Card, even though the image data
was determined to be free from error, extension failed.
The machine is in the status where EP-DX operation cannot be started.
It is necessary to enter the Diag. mode during EP-DX periodic polling.
When a call is requested from the Fax Card, this is used as the response when Diag. mode cannot be
entered.

OF-14 FAX Card Fail
033-751 Activity Report suspended by Printing Inhibition
1.
[Error Type]
Exit Diag. mode and then connect the TRESS.
Job Fail
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
[Fault Content]
When a communication management report occurred at a print prohibited time period, the machine just
goes into sleep mode and the report output is postponed.
033-791 EP-DX Call Wait (Redial count)

[Error Type]
Job Fail
A communication management report occurred at a print prohibited time period, and it is postponed as
the machine just goes into sleep mode.
[Fault Content]
The no. of redial attempts was calculated and the Fax Card Redial Wait Status was set.
No action is necessary as it will automatically restart after exiting the print prohibited time period.
An error occurred in communication LED control. The machine is in the status where EP-DX
operation cannot be started.
033-755 Fax printing is canceled by the defect of Fax card.

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Troubleshooting
033-xxx FIP
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It is necessary to enter Diag. mode during EP-DX periodic polling.
When a call is requested from the Fax Card, this is used as the response when Diag. mode cannot be
entered.
1.
Exit Diag. mode and then connect the TRESS.

OF-11 FAX Job Fail
033-792 EP-DX Call Stop

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The RCC Service was immediately terminated.
During initialization sequencing, the system detected that an invalid job had been activated from the
Fax Card.
It is necessary to enter Diag. mode during EP-DX periodic polling.
When a call is requested from the Fax Card, this is notified as the response when Diag. mode cannot be
entered.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
Version 1.2
034-211 Slot1 Board failure

[Error Type]
Local Fail
[Fault Content]

OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-502 Fax Internal Must Parameter Error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
Fax Option Slot 1 Board Failure
[Fault Content]
A required parameter (Dial No., High Layer Compatibility, or ICM Port) is not found in the outgoing
call request command.
Option Slot 1 Board failure.
Replace the optional Slot 1 Board.
A required parameter (Dial No., High Layer Compatibility, or ICM Port) is not found in the outgoing
call request command.
034-212 Slot2 Board failure

[Error Type]
Local Fail
Check the software version and upgrade it to the latest version. If the problem persists, it must be a
software failure. Contact Support G or replace the Fax Card. It is not necessary to replace the ESS
PWB.
[Fault Content]
Fax Option Slot 2 Board Failure
Option Slot 2 Board failure.
034-503 Fax Internal High Layer Service Error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
Replace the optional Slot 2 Board.
[Fault Content]
The high-layer consistency of the calling request command is not supported. (Other than TEL, G2/
G3 and G4.)

[Error Type]
Job Fail
The high-layer consistency of the calling request command is not supported. (Other than TEL, G2/
G3 and G4.)
[Fault Content]
There was incorrect (illegal) data in the dial data.
Check the software version and upgrade it to the latest version. If the problem persists, it must be a
software failure. Contact Support G or replace the Fax Card. It is not necessary to replace the ESS
PWB.
Dial again and then repeat the operation.
034-504 Fax Stored Memory Exceeded

[Error Type]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-501 Selected Channel Dial Error
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The system detected Memory Full at the transmission job. (Storage memory is insufficient.)
[Error Type]
Job Fail
The system detected Memory Full at the transmission job. (Storage memory is insufficient.)
[Fault Content]
The specified channel was not found.
The process was requested for uninstalled channel.
034-505 Fax Work Memory Exceeded
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Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
034-xxx FIP
[Error Type]
Check that extension line kit is installed properly. Wait for a while then check the FAX function
settings and dial numbers and resend data if needed.
[Fault Content]
Working Memory Overflow During Transmission
Check the self-terminal status and line status, then perform the operation again. If the problem persists,
proceed to the following procedure to repair it,
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-509 DTMF Illegal Procedure Error

[Error Type]
Job Fail

OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-506 Unsupported Function at Remote

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
No remote sort copy feature in the remote machine.
No remote sort copy function in the remote machine.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-507 Password Check Error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Password check error. Mailbox number error. No documents for polling are found.
Password check error. Mailbox number error. No documents for polling are found.
Version 1.2
Job Fail
Working Memory Overflow During Transmission
2010/08
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[Fault Content]
The system stopped transmission after receiving the invalid procedure signal.
The system stopped transmission after receiving the invalid procedure signal.
Check the self-terminal or the line status.
Wait for a while and try again.
Check your machine or line status.

OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-510 DTMF Procedure Error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The system stopped transmission after receiving the reject command signal.
The system stopped transmission after receiving the reject command signal.
Check the settings of the remote machine or line status.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-511 Unable to Send File at Remote
034-508 Transmission Canceled via DTMF

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The system sent a reject command signal and stopped the transmission.
The system sent a reject command signal and stopped the transmission.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The remote machine does not support the file transfer function.
The remote machine does not support the file transfer function.
034-515 Illegal Command Received
Check the settings of the remote machine or line status.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
DIS received from calling station. DCS received although the system have no capability to receive.
Illegal command received.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-512 Detect Endless Loop
[Error Type]
DIS received from calling station. DCS received although the system have no capability to receive.
Illegal command received.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
An infinite loop was detected in remote relay broadcast.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
An infinite loop was detected in remote relay broadcast.
034-519 No. of Desinations Exceeded
[Error Type]
Job Fail

OF-14 FAX Card Fail
[Fault Content]
034-513 Receive Command Error
No. of Fax Recipients Exceeded
[Error Type]
The total number of the requested recipients exceeded the number defined by the specifications.
(The number of full dial instructions exceeded 200 stations.)
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The system received an illegal command from the remote machine in remote maintenance.
Reduce the no. of recipients and then repeat the operation.
The system received an illegal command from the remote machine in remote maintenance.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-520 No. of Sevices Exceeded
[Error Type]
034-514 Requested Function Unsupported
Job Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
No. of Fax Services Exceeded
[Fault Content]
The system received remote maintenance request from the remote machine but does not support
the function.
The total number of the requested services exceeded the number defined by the specifications.
The system received remote maintenance request from the remote machine but does not support
the function.
Reduce the no. of services and then repeat the operation.

OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Check the system data.
034-521 Internal I/F Error
Check the remote machine (EP system).
[Error Type]
Job Fail
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Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
034-xxx FIP
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[Fault Content]
No Fax Applicable Service
The service specified by SI not found. (Due to Close Sequence, this error may not be able to be
returned.)
If the problem persists, check the SW version and upgrade it to the latest version.
If the problem still persists, perform the following procedure to repair it.
OF-14 Fax Card Fail
034-522 No manual send Line

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
No Closed Lines
There are no lines for manual transmission.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Version 1.2
034-525 Specified Chainlink not exist

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
There is no such Chain-Link.
Enter the correct Chain-Link No.
034-526 Chainlink No. out of scope

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The Chain-Link No. is out of range.
Enter the Chain-Link No. within the range.
034-523 Fax service disabled
034-527 Dial Control Error
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Operation Prohibition Status
The system cannot accept the service because Fax operation was prohibited due to EP-TRESS or
Diag Services.
Wait for cancelation of prohibition.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Dial Request Overflow
Dial request overflow.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
OF-14 Fax Card Fail
034-524 Unable to cancel operation
034-528 Cannot perform manual send
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Unable to prohibit the operation.
The service cannot be prohibited because it was in operation.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Manual transmission was requested during dialing.
Manual transmission was requested during dialing.
Repeat the operation when dialing is not performed.
Retry job. If retry failed, replace the FaxCard-ROM and perform VerUP operation on the DLD
method again.

OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-700 GCPLock-G3DicepBusy-CodecHang
034-529 No printable paper size
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
At output check printing/received data printing, a record paper not applicable for printing the
document size was loaded.
GCP Lock (Date task noRTC ACK).
Timeout occurred for G3 Dicep without becoming idle.
Codec hung up.
At output check printing/received data printing, a record paper not applicable for printing the
document size was loaded.
Request for user actions.
GCP Lock (Date task noRTC ACK). Hardware Failure, Software I/F Error.
Timeout occurred for G3 Dicep without becoming idle.
Codec hung up.
Check the size of the paper loaded in the tray.
Specify the recording paper size.
Check if the tray has been set properly.
OF-14 Fax Card Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-701 Software Reset
034-530 DTMF I/F Timeout
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
Reset the software.
DTMF I/F timed out. Correct operation was not performed within the specified time.
Reset the software.
Correct operation was not performed within the specified time.
Perform correct operations.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
OF-14 Fax Card Fail
034-550 Downloader Fail
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
An error has occurred during the process of writing data to the FaxCard-ROM. (During DLD method)
Unable call the Fax line because the specified dial number is incorrect.
An error was detected when writing data to the FaxCard-ROM

Version 1.2
The Fax Card is not able to call because the dial data does not exist.
After job registration, the corresponding speed dial may have been deleted.
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1.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Check that the speed dial has been registered and then specify the appropriate address such as the
correct speed dial number.

OF-14 Fax Card Fail
034-703 D Channellink cut from network
034-706 ISDN Layer 1 Stopped-Power off

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
D channel link cutoff (Open DL-Link Display received) - Layer 1 stopped - powered (socket plugged
out)
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
D Channel Link cutoff (Open DL-Link Display received)/Network link cutoff
D Channel Link cutoff (Open DL-Link Display received)/Network link cutoff
D channel link cutoff (Open DL-Link Display received) - Layer 1 stopped - powered (socket plugged
out)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-707 FRMR Received
034-704 ISDN D Channel Data Link Error
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
D channel link cutoff (Open DL-Link Display received) - TEI Allocation Error
A DISC command was received with multi-frame set and timer recovered.
An UA response was received with TEI allocated, multi-frame set and timer recovered.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
FRMR Received
FRMR received.
Check the self-terminal status and line status, then perform the operation again. If the problem
persists, proceed to the following procedure to repair it,
D channel link cutoff (Open DL-Link Display received) - TEI Allocation Error
A DISC command was received with multi-frame set and timer recovered.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
An UA response was received with TEI allocated, multi-frame set and timer recovered.
034-708 Illegal Frame Received N(R)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-705 ISDN Layer 1 Stopped-Power on

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
D channel link cutoff (Open DL-Link Display received) - Layer 1 stopped - powered
D channel link cutoff (Open DL-Link Display received) - Layer 1 stopped - powered
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Illegal Frame Received N (R) error
Illegal Frame Received N (R) error.
Check the remote machine settings and line status, then perform the operation again. If the problem
persists, proceed to the following and repair it.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-709 Illegal Frame Received

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
Illegal Frame Received
Primitive Send Error (Internal Interruption Error)
Illegal Frame Received
Primitive Send Error (Internal Interruption Error)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-710 DL Link Establishment Received
034-713 Timeout-Transmission canceled
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
DL-Link Establishment Display Received (network link resetting)
DM of F=1 was received when waiting for link setting and link resetting.
[Fault Content]
Outgoing Call Timeout (T303 2nd Time)
DL-Link Establishment Display Received (network link resetting)
DM of F=1 was received when waiting for link setting and link resetting.
Outgoing Call Timeout (T303 2nd Time)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-714 Line Disconnected-Timeout T305

[Error Type]
034-711 Waiting for link Timeout
Job Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
Disconnected Timeout (T305)
[Fault Content]
Link Establishment Wait Timeout
Link setup failed. T.200 timeout has occurred N.200 times when waiting for link connection or
reconnection.
Disconnected Timeout (T305)
Link Establishment Wait Timeout
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Link setup failed. T.200 timeout has occurred N.200 times when waiting for link connection or
reconnection.
034-715 Line Disconnected-Timeout 3082

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Disconnected Timeout (T308 2nd Time)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-712 Internal Error (Interrupt)
Disconnected Timeout (T308 2nd Time)
[Error Type]
Job Fail
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OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Version 1.2
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
No Available Channel
034-716 Connection Timeout (T313)
The channel was not allowed.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Incoming Call Response Timeout (T313)
No Available Channel
The channel was not allowed.
Incoming Call Response Timeout (T313)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-720 Timeout (60s,T330,309,301,310)

[Error Type]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Job Fail
034-717 Resume Timeout
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
60sec Card Timer Timeout
T.330 Timeout (Response Message Timeout)
T.309 Timeout (Link Resetting Error)
T.310 Timeout (Call, Response Message Timeout)
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Resume Timeout (T318)
Resume Timeout (T318)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-718 Normal Disconnection

[Error Type]
Job Fail
60sec Card Timer Timeout
T.309 Timeout (Link Resetting Error)
T.310 Timeout (Call, Response Message Timeout)
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Connection Cut Off Or Resumed
034-721 Error (Format, Contents)
Normal Disconnection
Connection Cut Off Or Resumed
Normal Disconnection
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-719 No free and available lines
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Upper level primitive format error and content error.
Upper level primitive format error and content error.
034-725 L3 Task Internal Error
[Error Type]
OF-14 Fax Card Fail
Job Fail
034-722 Suspension Timeout
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
L3 Task Internal Error
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Suspension Timeout
Suspension Confirmation Message Timeout
L3 Task Internal Error
Suspension Timeout
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Suspension Confirmation Message Timeout
034-726 HD81501 I/F Buffer Busy
[Error Type]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
HD81501 I/F Buffer Busy
034-723 No Timer Assigned
[Error Type]
HD81501 I/F Buffer Busy
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
No Timer Assigned
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
No Timer Assigned
034-727 No Reply for 3 sec. for 1300Hz
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
To 1,300Hz incoming call, the task did not respond for 3sec or more.
OF-14 Fax Card Fail
034-724 Illegal Sequence
To 1,300Hz incoming call, the task did not respond for 3sec or more.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Abnormal Sequence (Self-Terminal ID Setting Mismatch)
OF-14 Fax Card Fail
Abnormal Sequence (Self-Terminal ID Setting Mismatch)
034-728 Invalid Destination
[Error Type]
Job Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail

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[Fault Content]
Unable call the recipient because the specified dial number is incorrect.
Unable to call because the dial data is incorrect.
Check the dial number of the recipient again and retry the operation.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-732 Fax Network Cut due to Timeout

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 Fax Card Fail
034-729 Line cut, In-Channel PB Send
F Network Cutoff Timeout
F Network Cutoff Timeout
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The line was disconnected during In-Channel PB Send.
The line was cut off during In-Channel PB Send.
Version 1.2
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-733 Incorrect Sequence,Call Status

[Error Type]
Job Fail
If the problem persists after installing the line, perform the following procedure to repair it.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
[Fault Content]
034-730 In and out call conflict
Incorrect Sequence
Call status mismatch was detected.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Conflict between outgoing and incoming calls.
Conflict between outgoing and incoming calls.
This occurs when the external/extension line kit is not installed properly.
Same as 034-508. (Check that the external/extension line kit is installed properly.)
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
034-731 Fax Network Cut (Setup Error)

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Call setting cut off from network.
Call setting cut off from network.
Incorrect Sequence
Call status mismatch was detected.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
034-734 HI Task Internal Error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
HI Task Internal Error
HI Task Internal Error
OF-14 Fax Card Fail
034-735 Connect only to ISDN D Channel
[Error Type]
Job Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
[Fault Content]
034-739 Layer 1 not synchronized
Connect only to D Channel and receive
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Connect only to D Channel and receive.
[Fault Content]
Layer 1 Not Synchronized (Asynchronized Timer Timeout)
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
Layer 1 Not Synchronized (Asynchronized Timer Timeout)
034-736 Wrong notice from fax network
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Wrong message from network
034-740 Transmission of Frame Error
[Error Type]
Wrong message from network.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Frame Transmssion Error (Frame Transmission Completion Timeout)
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
034-737 Incoming call response error
Frame Transmssion Error (Frame Transmission Completion Timeout)
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Not selected for incoming call response.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-741 Unable to Send Frame
Not selected for incoming call response.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Unable to send frame. (Frame transmission retry exceeded the limit.)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-738 Layer 1 Start Up Error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
Unable to send frame. (Frame transmission retry exceeded the limit.)
[Fault Content]
Layer 1 Startup Error (Startup Timeout)
Layer 1 Startup Error (Startup Timeout)
Version 1.2
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-742 Frame Send Underrun Detected

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[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Frame Transmission Underrun Detected
Frame Transmission Underrun Detected
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-743 Abnormal frame-sending DMA

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Frame Send DMA was abnormally terminated.
Frame Send DMA was abnormally terminated.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-744 Unacceptable Channel

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The Channel was not allowed.
The Channel was not allowed.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-745 Outgoing call to channel set

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Outgoing call to channel set
Outgoing call to channel set
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Version 1.2
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-746 No usable lines

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
No Available Line
No Available Line
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-747 Switching equipment congestion

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Switching Equipment Congestion
Switching Equipment Congestion
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-748 Specified line cannot be used

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Specified Channel Not Allowed
Specified Channel Not Allowed
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-749 Network Conjestion Error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Others (Network Congestion)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Others (Network Congestion)
034-753 Destination not responding
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
034-750 Network Error
Remote User Not Responding
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Remote User Not Responding
[Fault Content]
Network Error
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Network Error
034-754 No response from Destination
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
034-751 Temporary Network Error
No response from remote user to call
[Error Type]
Job Fail
No response from remote user to call
[Fault Content]
Temporary Network Error
Temporary Error
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Temporary Network Error
034-755 Destination rejecting call
Temporary Error
[Error Type]
Job Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-752 Destination terminal busy

[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Remote Terminal Rejected Transmission
Remote Terminal Rejected Transmission
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Remote Terminal Busy
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-756 Destination Faulty
Remote Terminal Busy

Version 1.2
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[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Remote Terminal Failure
Remote Terminal Failure
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-757 Others (Normal, Semi-normal)

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Others (Normal, Semi-Normal Class)
Others (Normal, Semi-Normal Class)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-758 Incorrect Destination Fax Dial No

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Missing Number Or Dial Error
Missing Number Or Dial Error
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-759 No Relay Network Route

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
No Relay Network Route
No Relay Network Route
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Version 1.2
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-760 No Line To Destination

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
No Route to Remote Terminal
No Route to Remote Terminal
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-761 Incorrect Format Destination Fax No.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Invalid Number Format (Incomplete Number)
Invalid Number Format (Incomplete Number)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-762 Facility rejected

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Facility Rejected
Facility Rejected
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-763 Com. Capability disallowed

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Communication Capability Not Allowed
Specified Communication Capability Not Defined
Communication Capability Not Allowed
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-767 Selected mode not implemented

[Error Type]
034-764 Com. Capability not configured
Job Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
Specified Channel Type Not Defined
[Fault Content]
Communication Capability Not Configured
Specified Channel Type Not Defined
Communication Capability Not Configured
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-768 Restricted Digital Info. Only

[Error Type]
034-765 Error by service,feature limit
Job Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
Restricted Digital Information Only
[Fault Content]
Others (Service provided not allowed)
Other resources cannot be used.
Facility requested not subscribed.
Restricted Digital Information Only
Others (Service provided not allowed)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Other resources cannot be used.
034-769 Error by service, feature
Facility requested not subscribed.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-766 Selected com. not implemented

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Others (Service not provided)
A facility not provided was requested.
Others (Service not provided)
A facility not provided was requested.
[Fault Content]
Specified Communication Capability Not Defined
Version 1.2
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OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-770 Reply to status query

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Reply to Status Query
Reply to Status Query
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-771 Access information discarded

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Fax Information Discarded
Fax Information Discarded
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-772 Inter-working connection error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Others (Inter-related Connections)
Others (Inter-related Connections)
Version 1.2
[Fault Content]
Invalid Dial No. Specified
Invalid Dial No. Specified
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-774 Invalid Line Specified

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Invalid Channel No. Specified
Invalid Channel No. Specified
034-775 Others (Invalid Message Class)

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Others (Invalid Messages)
Others (Invalid Messages)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-776 Insufficient Required Info.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Insufficient Information
Insufficient Information
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-773 Invalid Dial No. Specified
034-777 Undefined Message Type
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
Message Type Undefined
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Message Type Undefined
Call status inconsistent with message.

OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Call status inconsistent with message.
034-778 Incorrect Message or Type

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]

OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-782 Error cleared due to timeout

[Error Type]
Call status inconsistent with message, or message type undefined.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Call status inconsistent with message, or message type undefined.
Error cleared due to timeout.

OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Error cleared due to timeout.
034-779 No information, or not defined

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]

OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-783 Other Errors (Operation, etc)

[Error Type]
No information or it is undefined.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
No information or it is undefined.
Other Errors (Operational Errors etc.)

OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Other Errors (Operational Errors etc.)
034-780 Invalid Information

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]

OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-784 Destination No. Changed

[Error Type]
Invalid Information
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Invalid Information
Remote Terminal Number Changed

OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Remote Terminal Number Changed
034-781 Call Status, Message Mismatch

Version 1.2

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OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-785 Incompatible destination

[Error Type]
Show Other Causes
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Terminal Attributes Incompatible
Terminal Attributes Incompatible
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-789 G4 Presentation Illegal Event

[Error Type]
Job Fail
Version 1.2
[Fault Content]
CG Conversion Timeout
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
(G4) Presentation received an illegal event.
034-786 Call identity not in use
[Error Type]
CG Conversion Timeout
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Call ID Not In Use
Call ID set was not in use.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-787 Call identity in use

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Call ID In Use
Call ID set was in use.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-788 Show other causes

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Show Other Causes
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-790 Line 0 (Ext) not connected

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Channel 0 Extension Not Connected
Channel 0 Extension Not Connected
Check the channel 0 extension line connection and install it correctly.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Channel 1 External Line Not Connected
Channel 1 External Line Not Connected
Check the channel 1 external line connection and install it correctly.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
[Fault Content]

[Error Type]
Channel 5 Not Connected
Job Fail
[Fault Content]

OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-796 Dial Error (Incorrect Fax No. 2)

[Error Type]
Job Fail

OF-14 FAX Card Fail
[Fault Content]

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Dial again and then repeat the operation.

OF-14 FAX Card Fail
034-797 Communication Parameter Error

[Error Type]
Job Fail

OF-14 FAX Card Fail
[Fault Content]

[Error Type]
The Job Error Communication Option parameter has an error.
The Job Error Communication Option parameter has an error.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Channel 4 is Not Connected
Channel 4 is Not Connected
OF-14 Fax Card Fail
034-798 Data Parameter Error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
[Fault Content]
The Job Error Communication Data parameter has an error.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
The Job Error Communication Data parameter has an error.
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OF-14 Fax Card Fail
034-799 Auto Dial without dial data

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Auto Dial was started but there was no dial data.
Auto Dial was started but there was no dial data.
OF-14 Fax Card Fail
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Version 1.2
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-702 Destination Receive Rejected
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
An error has occurred during the process of writing data to the FaxG3-ROM. (During DLD method)
[Fault Content]
DCN was received for NSS/DTC.
An error was detected when writing data to the FaxG3-ROM
DCN received.
Retry job. If retry failed, replace the FaxG3-ROM and perform VerUP operation on the DLD method
again.
035-700 Modem faulty
DCN was received for NSS/DTC. Transmission was rejected due to remote machine Selective
Reception function, etc.
DCN received.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
CS is not turned OFF at modem control.
HDLC frame sending error.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-703 DCN Receive at Phase B Send

[Error Type]
Job Fail
CS is not turned OFF at modem control. It is determined as SC Board (modem) failure.
[Fault Content]
HDLC frame sending error.
DCN detected at PHASE-B Sending.
DCN received.
Replace the SC Board (modem).
DCN detected at PHASE-B Sending.
DCN received.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-701 T1 Transmission Timeout
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Sending T1 T.O.
T1 timed out in sending operation. (FX)
At sending, DIS was not sent after the conversation request from the remote machine has failed.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-704 Destination Polling Error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The sending terminal does not have the polling function.
Sending T1 T.O.
No sending capability in the remote machine.
T1 timed out in sending operation. (FX)
At sending, DIS was not sent after the conversation request from the remote machine has failed.
The sending terminal does not have the polling function. No polling documents are set in place.
No sending capability in the remote machine. The polling remote machine has no sending
capability. No stored document.
Version 1.2
2010/08
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035-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
035-xxx FIP
Data received without a password/a mismatch of passwords, or a mismatch of the Selective

Reception No.

OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Data received without a password/a mismatch of passwords, or a mismatch of the Selective
Reception No.
035-705 DCS/NSS Resend Exceeded

[Error Type]
Password mismatch.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
No response after NSS was sent out three times, or DCN was detected.
DCS/NSS resending exceeded the limit.
DCN received.
Transmission from a sender other than Selective Transmission users.
Password mismatch. Transmission from a sender other than Selective Transmission users.
No response after NSS was sent out three times, or DCN was detected. Receiving terminal failure.
SC Board (modem) failure. NCU Board failure. The remote machine disconnected the line while
receiving NSS (DCN).
DCS/NSS resending exceeded the limit.
DCN received.
Version 1.2
[Fault Content]
2010/08
2-510
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-708 Post-message resend exceeded

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
No response after the post command was sent out three times, or DCN was received as a response
to the post command.
Post message resending exceeded the limit.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
DCN received.
035-706 Fallback Error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
No response after post command is sent out three times, or DCN received as a response of the post
command.
Poor line quality.
[Fault Content]
Receiving terminal failure.
Fallback is not available at NSS sending.
SC Board (modem) failure.
Fallback Error.
Fallback Error. Waiting for auto resend.
NCU Board failure.
Post message resending exceeded the limit.
DCN received.
Fallback is not available at NSS sending.
Fallback Error.
Fallback Error. Waiting for auto resend.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-707 Wrong Password/Receive Banned

[Error Type]
Job Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-709 RTN Receive

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
RTN received.
RTN was received at G3 sending.
[Fault Content]
RTN received. Poor line quality. Receiving terminal failure.

SC Board (modem) failure.
No commands after NSC is sent out three times (NSS or DCS).
NCU Board failure.
No commands after NSC is sent out three times (NSS or DCS).
RTN was received at G3 sending.
Password mismatch. No polling document at the destination side. Jam.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-710 PIN Receive
035-713 T2 timeout after sending FTT
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
PIN received.
No response to NSS/DCS was returned from the remote machine after FTT was sent.
PIN received. Poor line quality.
No response to NSS/DCS was returned from the remote machine after FTT was sent. Sending
machine failure. SC Board failure.
Operator was called from the recipient machine.

Receiving terminal failure. SC Board (modem) failure.
NCU Board failure.

OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-711 DCN Receive at Phase D

[Error Type]
Job Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-714 DCN Received after NSC/DTC

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
DCN was received after NSC/DTC was sent.
[Fault Content]
DCN was received.
At PHASE-D, DCN/invalid command was received.
DCN was received.
DCN was received after NSC/DTC was sent. Password mismatch. No polling document at the
destination side. Jam.
At PHASE-D, DCN/invalid command was received. Sending machine failure.
DCN was received.
DCN was received.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail

OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-712 No response after 3 NSC
035-715 Wrong Password-Polling Error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Version 1.2
2010/08
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Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
035-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-512
[Fault Content]
Polling error due to password mismatch.
Polling error due to mismatch of password.
Version 1.2
T1 timed out in receiving operation.
Receive PHASE-B T1 T.O.
T1 timed out in receiving operation.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-716 No past message-T2 Timeout
035-719 Busy tone detected at Phase-B
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
No post messages.
T2 timed out.
[Fault Content]
At receive PHASE-B, busy tone was detected.
At receive PHASE-B, busy tone was detected.
No post messages. Sending machine failure. Poor line quality. SC Board (modem) failure. NCU
Board failure.
T2 timed out. Command timer timeout on the terminal receiving T.30.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-717 RTN Send

[Error Type]
Job Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-720 Unable to receive by remote

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The data of NSF/DIS and NSC/DTC was invalid.
No receiving capability in the remote machine.
[Fault Content]
RTN sent.
The data of NSF/DIS and NSC/DTC was invalid. No remote machine compatibility.
RTN was sent when G3 was received.
No receiving capability in the remote machine. No DIS, NSF, NSC, and DTC capabilities. Memory
full, etc.
RTN sent. Poor line quality. SC Board (modem) failure. NCU Board failure.
RTN was sent when G3 was received.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail

035-721 DCN Received at Phase B
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
[Error Type]
035-718 Receive T1 Timeout

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Receive PHASE-B T1 T.O.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
At receive PHASE-B, DCN was detected.
DCN was received.
At receive PHASE-B, DCN was detected. No remote machine compatibility.
DCN was received after FTT had been sent. Sending machine failure. Poor line quality.
DCN was received.
DCN was received.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-722 Wrong frame length of 300bps
035-725 Remote has no Mailbox/Relay
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The frame length exceeded 3.45sec (300bps command/response).
The frame length exceeded 3.45sec (300bps command/response). Remote machine failure.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The remote machine did not have the Mailbox or Relay communication function.
The remote machine did not support Relay Broadcast.
No mailbox function in the remote machine. (Mailbox type by FX)
Check the remote machine.

OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-723 No CD after receiving flag
The remote machine did not support Relay Broadcast.
No mailbox function in the remote machine. (Mailbox type by FX)
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
After the flag was accepted, CD was not received within 3min.
CD has not come within 3min after a flag had been accepted. Remote machine failure.
Check the remote machine.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-726 PhaseC cannot receive-10 secs

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
At PHASE-C, training cannot be received within 10sec.
At PHASE-C, training cannot be received within 10sec. Poor line quality. SC Board (modem) failure.
NCU Board failure.

OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-724 DCN Receive after sending FTT
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
DCN was received after FTT was sent.
DCN was received.
Version 1.2
For the Secure or Relay communication, the remote machine did not support the function. Remote
machine failure (no sending capability).
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-727 50% Error during G3 Receive

[Error Type]
Job Fail
2010/08
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Troubleshooting
035-xxx FIP
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Version 1.2
[Fault Content]
035-730 No CS with Phase-C High Speed
PHASE-C error exceeded the limit.
[Error Type]
While receiving G3 image information, 50% or more decode error occurred when 148mm was
received.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
At PHASE-C, CS has not come from a high-speed modem.
The CS of the modem did not turn ON as a response to the RS request at command sending
operation.
The CS of the modem did not turn ON as a response to the RS request during training at high
speed.
HDLC frame sending error
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
At PHASE-C, CS has not come from a high-speed modem. SC Board (modem) failure.
The CS of the modem did not turn ON as a response to the RS request at command sending
operation.
The CS of the modem did not turn ON as a response to the RS request during training at high
speed.
PHASE-C error exceeded the limit. Poor line quality. SC Board (modem) failure. NCU Board failure.
While receiving G3 image information, 50% or more decode error occurred when 148mm was
received.
035-728 C EOL cannot receive in 10 sec

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
At PHASE-C, EOL cannot be received within 10sec.
The system did not detect a normal line within 1min after it started to receive G3 image information.
When receiving G3 image information, the system did not detect EOL within 13sec (Default).
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
At PHASE-C, EOL cannot be received within 10sec. Sending machine failure. Poor line quality. SC
Board (modem) failure. NCU Board failure.
035-731 Fax V.8 Error
The system did not detect a normal line within 1min after it started to receive G3 image information.
[Error Type]
While receiving G3 image information, the system did not detect EOL within 13sec (Default).
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
V.8 Parameter N.G
V.8 error.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-729 Carrier Down Detected
V.8 Parameter N.G
[Error Type]
V.8 error.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Carrier broken.
Carrier broken. While receiving the image information, T2 timeout occurred after the carrier was
broken. Dropout occurred.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-732 Fax V.34 PCH CD Off

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
V.34 P-CH CD OFF
V.34 P-CH CD OFF

OF-14 FAX Card Fail

035-736 No reply DCN after sending CTC
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
[Error Type]
035-733 Fax V.34 C/PCH CS None
Job Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
No response to the CTC sent, or DCN was received.
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
DCN was received.
V.34 C/P-CH CS None
No response to the CTC sent, or DCS was received. Poor line quality. SC Board (modem) failure.
NCU Board failure.
DCN was received.
V.34 C/P-CH CS None
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-737 No reply DCN after sending EOR
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-734 Polling ERR at Remote Step V8
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
No document for polling at remote Step V.8.
There was no document for polling at the remote machine at Step V.8. Polling send operation error
in the remote machine.
No response to the EOR sent, or DCN was received.
CTC/EOR resending exceeded the limit.
DCN was received.
No response to the EOR sent, or DCN received. Poor line quality. SC Board (modem) failure. NCU
Board failure.
CTC/EOR resending exceeded the limit.
DCN was received.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-735 No Doc. in Polling Box Step V8
[Error Type]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Job Fail
035-738 No reply DCN after sending RR
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
Polling was requested when there was no document for polling in Step V.8.
Job Fail
Polling was requested when there was no document for polling in V.8 procedure. Remote machine
operation error, self terminal polling send setting error.
Version 1.2
[Fault Content]
2010/08
2-515
No response to the RR sent, or DCN was received at RR.
035-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
035-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-516
DCN was received.
Version 1.2
ECM PHASE-C Flag Timer Timeout [ECM]
No response to the RR sent, or DCN received at RR. Remote machine failure.
Timeout between the frames in ECM. Timeout between the data frames.
DCN was received.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-739 Fax T5 Timeout
035-742 EOR Send or Receive

[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
Responded with ERR [ECM] after ECM EOR was sent.
15sec passed without MCF.
EOR-Q was received when ECM was received.
T5 timeout.
Responded with ERR [ECM] after ECM EOR was sent. Poor line quality.
T5sec has passed without MCF. Remote machine failure.
EOR-Q was received when ECM was received.
T5 timeout.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-740 Sending stopped after EOR Send

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Sending was aborted after EOR was sent.
EOR-Q was sent at ECM sending.
035-743 Remote cannot receive SUB.

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The receiving terminal does not support the SUB function.
The receiving terminal does not support the SUB function.
Sending was aborted after EOR was sent. Poor line quality. SC (modem) Board. NCU Board failure.
EOR-Q was sent at ECM sending.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-741 ECM Phase C Flag Timeout

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
ECM PHASE-C Flag Timer Timeout [ECM]
Timeout between the frames in ECM.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-744 Remote cannot receive password

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The receiving terminal does not support the PWD function.
The receiving terminal does not support the PWD function.
Congestion tone was detected during dialing (===). CT2 was detected.
Busy tone was detected after dialing. BT1 was detected.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Congestion tone was detected after dialing. CT1 was detected.
035-745 PTX has no SEP capability

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The PTX machine does not support the SEP function.
The PTX machine does not support the SEP function.
The system could not detect dial tone before dialing. (PBX) DT was not detected.
Busy tone was detected before dialing. (PBX) BT was not detected.
Congestion tone was detected before dialing. (PBX) CT was detected.
Busy tone was detected after dialing. (PBX) BT was not detected.
Congestion tone was detected after dialing. (PBX) CT was detected.
Busy. Dial tone was not detected. Busy tone was detected. Time exceeded by 35sec.
The system could not detect dial tone before dialing. DT1 was not detected.
Busy tone was detected before dialing. BT1 was detected.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Congestion tone was detected before dialing. Switch Board was busy. CT1 was detected.
Congestion tone was detected before dialing. CT2 was detected.
The system could not detect dial tone during dialing ( = ). DT1 was not detected.
Busy tone was detected during dialing (=). BT1 was detected.
Congestion tone was detected during dialing (=). CT1 was detected.
035-746 Busy-Cannot detect dial tone

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Busy
The system could not detect dial tone before dialing. DT1 was not detected.
Congestion tone was detected before dialing. Switch Board was busy. CT1 was detected.
Congestion tone was detected before dialing. CT2 was detected.
The system could not detect dial tone during dialing (=). DT1 was not detected.
This could happen when an external line was used with 0 signal sent from the PBX.
The system could not detect 2nd dial tone during dialing (==). DT2 was not detected.
Busy tone was detected during dialing (==). BT1 was detected.
Congestion tone was detected during dialing (==). CT1 was detected.
The system could not detect 3rd dial tone during dialing (====). DT3 was not detected.
Busy tone was detected during dialing (===). BT1 was detected.
Version 1.2
This could happen when an external line was used with 0 signal sent from the PBX.
The system could not detect 2nd dial tone during dialing (==). DT2 was not detected.
The system could not detect 3rd dial tone during dialing (====). DT3 was not detected.
The system could not detect dial tone before dialing. (PBX) DT was not detected.
Busy tone was detected before dialing. (PBX) BT was not detected.
Congestion tone was detected before dialing. (PBX) CT was detected.
Busy tone was detected after dialing. (PBX) BT was not detected.
2010/08
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035-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
035-xxx FIP
Congestion tone was detected after dialing. (PBX) CT was detected.
Check the Switch Board.
Check the circuit condition.
Check the call conditions of the external line ("0" call).

OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-747 Abort while dialing

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Aborted during dialing (Operation was aborted with the Stop button.)
Aborted during dialing (Operation was aborted with the Stop button.)
035-748 Abort during transmission

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Aborted during transmission (Operation was aborted with the Stop button.)
Aborted during transmission (Operation was aborted with the Stop button.)
035-749 No reply from remote station

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Busy with no response (Redial exceeded limit)
The remote machine did not respond after dialing.
Busy with no response (Redial exceeded limit)
The remote machine did not respond after dialing. CED and DIS were not detected.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-750 Power Off during transmission
2010/08
2-518
Version 1.2
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
An error due to Power OFF during transmission.
An error due to Power OFF during transmission. The power has turned OFF. System reset has
occurred.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-751 Doc. send operation canceled

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
The Stop key was pressed when a document was being sent.
The Stop key was pressed when a document was being sent.
035-752 No. of Job Restriction Error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
No. of Jobs Restricted Error
No. of Jobs Restricted Error
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
035-753 Fax Memory Full

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Image information memory full (file full, append record error)
This occurs when receiving Fax of 999 sheets or more. Image information memory full (file full,
append record error)
035-757 No Receive Page
This occurs when receiving 999 sheets or more. Ask the sender to separate the document into
several batches for sending.
035-754 File management memory full
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
No received page
[Fault Content]
File Management Area Full
No received page
File Management Area Full

OF-14 Fax Card Fail
035-755 File Add Page Error
OF-14 Fax Card Fail
035-758 No specified file or page

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
No specifed file or page.
[Fault Content]
File Append Record Error
No specifed file or page.
File Append Record Error

OF-14 Fax Card Fail
035-756 Cannot add page
OF-14 Fax Card Fail
035-759 No specified job

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
No appropriate job when the transmission reservation was cleared.
[Fault Content]
No additional file
No appropriate job when the transmission reservation was cleared.
No additional file

OF-14 Fax Card Fail
035-760 File common processing error
OF-14 Fax Card Fail
Version 1.2
2010/08
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Troubleshooting
035-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-520
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Invalid File
File error - Timeout occurred during COMM file access.

Or, the File Handler did not send an error code when an error has occurred.
Invalid File
File error - Timeout occurred during COMM file access.

Or, the File Handler did not send an error code when an error has occurred.
OF-14 Fax Card Fail
035-761 File other processing error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Other File Errors
Other File Errors
OF-14 Fax Card Fail
035-762 Line cut during ISDN

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Line was cut off when establishing link.
The line has been cut off during transmission. (Error only for ISDN)
Line was cut off when establishing link.
The line has been cut off during transmission. (Error only for ISDN)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Version 1.2
036-500 Illegal PDRP Parameter
RDCLP Parameter Error
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
RDRP Parameter Error
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-504 Illegal RDGR Parameter
RDRP Parameter Error
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
RDGR Parameter Error
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-501 Illegal RDPBP Parameter
RDGR Parameter Error
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
RDPBP Parameter Error
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-505 Undefined response
RDPBP Parameter Error
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Undefined Response
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-502 Illegal RDPBN Parameter
Undefined Response
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
RDPBN Parameter Error
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-506 Not negotiable
RDPBN Parameter Error
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Negotiation Not Allowed
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-503 Illegal RDCLP Parameter
Negotiation Not Allowed
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
RDCLP Parameter Error
Version 1.2
OF-14 FAX Card Fail

2010/08
2-521
036-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
036-xxx FIP
036-507 RDPBP Receive at full capacity

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
RDPBP Receive (receive at full capacity), remote terminal runs out of paper etc.
RDPBP Receive (receive at full capacity), remote terminal runs out of paper etc.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-508 RDPBN Receive Terminal Error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
RDPBN Receive (Error at Terminal)
RDPBN Receive (Error at Terminal)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-509 RDPBN Receive Others

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
RDPBN Receive (Others)
RDPBN Receive (Others)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-510 RDGR Receive

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
RDGR Receive
2010/08
2-522
Version 1.2
RDGR Receive
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-511 Illegal procedure 1551

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Illegal procedure 1551
Illegal Procedure
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-512 Illegal CDS Parameter

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
CDS Parameter Error
CDS Parameter Error
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-513 Illegal CDC Parameter

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
CDC Parameter Error
CDC Parameter Error
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-514 Illegal CDE Parameter
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
CDE Parameter Error
036-518 Illegal CDCL Parameter
[Error Type]
CDE Parameter Error
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
CDCL Parameter Error
036-515 Illegal CDD Parameter
CDCL Parameter Error
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
CDD Parameter Error
036-519 Undefined Command
[Error Type]
CDD Parameter Error
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Undefined Command
036-516 Illegal CDR Parameter
Undefined Command
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
CDR Parameter Error
036-520 Not Negotiable CDS Receive
[Error Type]
CDR Parameter Error
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Negotiation Not Allowed (CDS Receive when FAX functions are incompatible)
036-517 Illegal CDPB Parameter

[Error Type]
Negotiation Not Allowed (CDS Receive when FAX functions are incompatible)
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
CDPB Parameter Error
036-521 Not Negotiable CDC Receive
CDPB Parameter Error

Version 1.2
2010/08
2-523
036-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
036-xxx FIP
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[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Negotiation Not Allowed (CDC Receive when FAX functions are not compatible)
Negotiation Not Allowed (CDC Receive when FAX functions are not compatible)
Version 1.2
[Fault Content]
CDR Receive (Error at terminal)
(G4) Received activity interruption from session. (CDR)
CDR Receive (Error at Terminal)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-522 CDD Receive Terminal Error
036-525 Other than above CDR receive
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
CDD Receive (Error at Terminal)
CDR Receive (Other than the above)
(G4) Received activity rejection from session. (CDD)
CDD Receive (Error at Terminal)
CDR Receive (Other than the above)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-523 Other than above CDD receive
036-526 Illegal CDUI (Normal Doc.)
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
CDD Receive (Other than the above)
(G4) Received activity rejection from session (CDD)
CDD Receive (Other than the above)
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
CDUI Parameter Error (Normal Document)
CDUI Parameter Error (Normal Document)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-527 Illegal CDUI (Operator Doc.)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
[Error Type]
036-524 CDR Receive Terminal Error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
CDUI Parameter Error (Operator Document)
CDUI Parameter Error (Operator Document)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-531 DMA channel 1 illegal closing
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
[Error Type]
036-528 Illegal CDUI (Control Doc.)
Job Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
DMA Channel 1 was abnormally terminated.
CDUI Parameter Error (Control Document)
CDUI Parameter Error (Control Document)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-529 Illegal CDUI (Monitor Doc.)
036-532 DMA channel 2 illegal closing
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
CDUI Parameter Error (Monitor Document)
CDUI Parameter Error (Monitor Document)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-530 CDSReceive-Illegal Document
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
[Error Type]
036-533 Cannot convert resources
Job Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
CDS (control document) Receive occurred when the receiver and sender of an illegal document do
not match.
CDS (control document) Receive occurred when the receiver and sender of an illegal document do
not match.
Version 1.2
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Resources for converting data cannot be obtained.
Resources for converting data cannot be obtained.
2010/08
2-525
036-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
036-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-526
Version 1.2
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-534 Decode Error in Data Convert
036-537 No RTC during data convert
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
Decoding error occurred in data conversion.
RTC was not detected in data conversion.
Decoding error occurred in data conversion.
RTC was not detected in data conversion.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-535 White Line Transfer Error (Compress)
036-538 Doc. descriptor analysis error
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
White line transfer to encoded DICEP error occurred in data conversion.
White line transfer to encoded DICEP error occurred in data conversion.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-536 White Line Transfer Error (Decomp)

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
White line transfer to decoded DICEP error occurred in data conversion.
White line transfer to decoded DICEP error occurred in data conversion.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
DD (Document Descriptor) Analysis Error
DD (Document Descriptor) Analysis Error
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-539 Page Descriptor Analysis Error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
PD (Page Descriptor) Analysis Error
PD (Page Descriptor) Analysis Error
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-540 Text Unit Analysis Error
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Retry job. If retry failed, replace the FaxG4-ROM and perform VerUP operation on the DLD method
again.
[Fault Content]
TU (Text Unit) Analysis Error
036-700 G4 Communication Error
[Error Type]
TU (Text Unit) Analysis Error
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
G4 Communication Error
036-541 Page boundary without TU
G4 Communication Error
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Received page boundary without TU.
036-701 Receiving variable N(R) error
[Error Type]
Received page boundary without TU.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Receive Status Variable N (R) Error
036-542 Relay Broadcast error in G4
Receive Status Variable N (R) Error
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
(G4) Relay Broadcast instruction error occurred in session.
036-702 Info frame size exceeded (NI)
[Error Type]
(G4) Relay Broadcast instruction error occurred in session.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Information frame size exceeded the limit (NI over).
Information frame size exceeded the limit (NI over).
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
An error has occurred during the process of writing data to the FaxG4-ROM. (During DLD method)
036-703 Monitor/Unnumbered frame error
An error was detected when writing data to the FaxG4-ROM

Version 1.2
2010/08
2-527
036-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
036-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-528
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Monitor/Unnumbered Frame Error

Monitor/Unnumbered Frame Error
(G4) Data link cannot be connected.
[Fault Content]
Version 1.2
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-707 UA wait Timeout in G4

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
UA Wait Timeout
036-704 Undefined Command/Response 1104
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Undefined Command/Response
UA Wait Timeout
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-708 Cannot establish link in G4

[Error Type]
Job Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-705 N2 timeout of Receive Timer
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
Cannot Establish Link
(G4) Data link cannot be established.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Receive Confirmation Timer - Consecutive Timeout (N2 times timeout)
Receive Confirmation Timer - Consecutive Timeout (N2 times timeout)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-706 SABM Wait Timeout in G4

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
SABM Wait Timeout
SABM Wait Timeout
Cannot Establish Link
(G4) Data link cannot be established.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-709 DISC receive before link close

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Link was force-closed (when DISC was received before the session).
Link was force-closed (when DISC was received before the session).
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
ERMR Receive (W=1)
036-710 FRMR Receive (Z=1)
[Error Type]
ERMR Receive (W=1)
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
FRMR Receive (Z=1)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-714 Global Address Receive
FRMR Receive (Z=1)
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Global Address Receive
036-711 FRMR Receive (Y=1)
[Error Type]
Global Address Receive
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
FRMR Receive (Y=1)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-715 Line Open Timeout in G4
FRMR Receive (Y=1)
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Line Open Timeout (Including No HDLC Flag)
036-712 FRMR received (Z=1) W=1
(G4) Flag cannot be received for 4sec or more.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Line Open Timeout (Including No HDLC Flag)
(G4) Flag cannot be received for 4sec or more.
FRMR Receive (X=1) W=1 Included
FRMR Receive (X=1) W=1 Included
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-716 Wrong LSI Send (Busy Timeout)

[Error Type]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-713 FRMR Receive (W=1)
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LSI Send Error (Sending Busy, Timeout)
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-529
036-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
036-xxx FIP
LSI Send Error (Sending Busy, Timeout)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-717 Abnormal LSI operation

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LSI Operation Error
LSI Operation Error
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-718 Disconnection Notice Timeout

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Disconnection Notice Timeout (10sec)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-719 C Line On but I Line Off

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Though Line C was turned ON, Line I was not turned ON.
Though Line C was turned ON, Line I was not turned ON.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-720 C Line Off but I Line On
2010/08
2-530
Version 1.2
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Though Line C was turned OFF, Line I was not turned OFF.
Though Line C was turned OFF, Line I was not turned OFF.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-721 I Line Off during Transmission

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Line I was turned OFF during transmission.
Line I was turned OFF during transmission.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-722 Call cut during flag detect

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Call was cut off during remote flag detection.
Call was cut off during remote flag detection.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-723 Call cut while awaiting UA

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
After SABM was sent, call was cut off when waiting for UA.
After SABM was sent, call was cut off when waiting for UA.
036-727 Illegal parameter of CC packet
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
036-724 Call cut while awaiting SABM

[Error Type]
Job Fail
CC Packet Parameter Error
(G4) Other network errors.
[Fault Content]
Call was cut off when waiting for SABM.
CC Packet Parameter Error
Call was cut off when waiting for SABM.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-728 Illegal parameter of CN packet

[Error Type]
036-725 Disc received before session
Job Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
DISC was received before session.
CN Packet Parameter Error
DISC was received before session.
CN Packet Parameter Error
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-726 Illegal header received
036-729 Illegal parameter of DT packet
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
Illegal Header Receive (Line Switching), Illegal Procedure (Packet Switching)
DT Packet Parameter Error
Illegal Header Receive (Line Switching), Illegal Procedure (Packet Switching)
DT Packet Parameter Error
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-531
036-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
036-xxx FIP
036-730 Illegal parameter of RI packet

Job Fail
[Fault Content]
RI Packet Parameter Error
RI Packet Parameter Error

Job Fail
[Fault Content]
CF Packet Parameter Error
CF Packet Parameter Error
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-731 Illegal parameter of IT packet
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-734 Undefined Packet Received

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Version 1.2
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
2010/08
2-532
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
Undefined Packet Receive
IT Packet Parameter Error
IT Packet Parameter Error
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-732 Illegal parameter of CI packet

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
CI Packet Parameter Error
CI Packet Parameter Error
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-733 Illegal parameter of CF packet
Undefined Packet Receive
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-735 CC Wait Timeout

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
CC Wait Timeout
CC Wait Timeout
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-736 CF Wait Timeout

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
CF Wait Timeout
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
CF Wait Timeout
036-740 Busy Timeout
[Error Type]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
036-737 CI received before G4 session
Busy Timeout
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Busy Timeout
[Fault Content]
CI Receive (Before the session ended)
(G4) A cut off request packet was received from the remote machine.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
CI Receive (Before the session ended)
036-741 SI received in transmission
(G4) A cut off request packet was received from the remote machine.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
SI Receive (In transmission)
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
(G4) An unexpected restart packet was received.
036-738 DT Packet P(S ), P(R ) Error
[Error Type]
SI Receive (In transmission)
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
DT Packet P (S) and P (R) errors occurred.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
DT Packet P (S) and P (R) errors occurred.
036-742 SF received in transmission
[Error Type]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
036-739 RR, RNR Packet P(S) Error
SF Receive (In transmission)
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
RR and RNR packet P (S) errors occurred.
SF Receive (In transmission)
RR and RNR packet P (S) errors occurred.
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-533
036-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
036-xxx FIP
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-743 DT Packet D Bit Error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
D Bit error occurred in DT packet.
D Bit error occurred in DT packet.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-744 G4 Wait for Reply Timeout

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Reply Timeout
(G4) Network timer timed out.
Reply Timeout
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-745 G4 CN Wait Timeout

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
CN Wait Timeout
Version 1.2
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
2010/08
2-534
036-746 G4 Data Link Disconnect Notice Timeout

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
(G4) Data Link Failure
(G4) Data Link Failure
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-747 Fast select response received

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Fast Select that limits responses received.
Fast Select that limits responses received.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-748 Receive remote charge request

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Receive Remote Charge Request
Receive Remote Charge Request
CN Wait Timeout
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-749 Abnormal LCGN

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
LCGN Error
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
LCGN Error
036-753 Illegal TCC Parameter
[Error Type]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
Parameter error occurred in TCC.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Parameter error occurred in TCC.
[Fault Content]
Illegal Procedure 1301
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Illegal Procedure
036-754 Illegal TBR Parameter
[Error Type]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
036-751 Illegal TCA Parameter
Parameter error occurred in TBR.
[Error Type]
Job Fail
Parameter error occurred in TBR.
[Fault Content]
Parameter error occurred in TCA.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Parameter error occurred in TCA.
036-755 Illegal TDT Parameter
[Error Type]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
036-752 Illegal TCR Parameter

[Error Type]
Parameter error occurred in TDT.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Parameter error occurred in TDT.
Parameter error occurred in TCR.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Parameter error occurred in TCR.
036-756 Undefined transport block

Version 1.2
2010/08
2-535
036-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
036-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-536
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Undefined Transport Block Receive
Undefined Transport Block Receive
Version 1.2
036-760 TBR Wait Timeout

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
TBR Receive
036-757 TCA Wait Timeout

[Error Type]
TBR Receive
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
TCA Wait Timeout
TCA Wait Timeout
036-761 TDT block size error

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
TDT Block Size Error
036-758 TCR Wait Timeout

[Error Type]
TDT Block Size Error
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
TCR Wait Timeout
TCR Wait Timeout
036-762 G4 NetWork Disconnect Notice Timeout

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
(G4) Network Failure
036-759 TCC Wait Timeout
[Error Type]
(G4) Network Failure
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
TCC Receive
TCC Receive
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-767 Illegal CSUI Parameter
[Error Type]
Illegal Procedure
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
CSUI Parameter Error
036-764 Illegal CSS Parameter
CSUI Parameter Error
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
CSS Parameter Error
036-768 Illegal CSCC Parameter
[Error Type]
CSS Parameter Error
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
CSCC Parameter Error
036-765 Illegal CSE Parameter
CSCC Parameter Error
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
CSE Parameter Error
036-769 Illegal RSSP Parameter
[Error Type]
CSE Parameter Error
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
RSSP Parameter Error
036-766 Illegal CSA Parameter

[Error Type]
RSSP Parameter Error
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
CSA Parameter Error
036-770 Illegal RSSN Parameter
CSA Parameter Error

Version 1.2
2010/08
2-537
036-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
036-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-538
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
RSSN Parameter Error
RSSN Parameter Error
Version 1.2
036-774 Illegal RSCCP Parameter

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
RSCCP Parameter Error
036-771 Illegal RSEP Parameter

[Error Type]
RSCCP Parameter Error
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
RSEP Parameter Error
RSEP Parameter Error
036-775 Undefined command/response 1413

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-772 Illegal RSAP Parameter

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
RSAP Parameter Error
RSAP Parameter Error
036-776 RSSN Receive

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
RSSN Receive
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
(G4) Connection error was received from the session. (RSSN)
036-773 Illegal RSUI Parameter
[Error Type]
RSSN Receive
(G4) Connection error was received from the session. (RSSN)
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
RSUI Parameter Error
RSUI Parameter Error
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-777 G4 Line Disconnect Notice Timeout
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
CSS Wait Timeout
[Fault Content]
CSS Wait Timeout
Poor line quality.

Perform the following procedure to repair the trouble by taking into account that the process method
is different depending on the remote machine and line status.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
036-781 RSSP Wait Timeout
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-778 CSA received (wrong terminal)
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
RSSP Wait Timeout
[Fault Content]
CSA Receive (Error at terminal)
(G4) Session abortion was received.
RSSP Wait Timeout
CSA Receive (Error at terminal)
Poor line quality.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
036-782 RSAP Wait Timeout
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
[Error Type]
036-779 CSA Receive (Others)
Job Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
RSAP Wait Timeout
[Fault Content]
CSA Receive (Others)
RSAP Wait Timeout
Poor line quality.
CSA Receive (Others)
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
036-783 RSEP Wait Timeout

[Error Type]
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-780 CSS Wait Timeout
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
RSEP Wait Timeout
Job Fail
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-539
036-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
036-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-540
RSEP Wait Timeout
Poor line quality.
Version 1.2
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
036-787 Wrong Password-Polling Error for Remote
[Error Type]
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
[Fault Content]
036-784 RSCCP Wait Timeout

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
RSCCP Wait Timeout
RSCCP Wait Timeout
Poor line quality.
Job Fail
"Incorrect Polling Password" (RSSP) was returned from the remote machine.
"Incorrect Polling Password" (RSSP) was returned from the remote machine.
Poor line quality.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
036-788 Poll Send Error at Remote
[Error Type]
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
[Fault Content]
036-785 CSUI/RSUI Wait Timeout

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
CSUI/RSUI Wait Timeout
CSUI/RSUI Wait Timeout
Poor line quality.
Perform the following procedure to repair the trouble by taking into account that the corrective action
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
036-786 Incorrect Password (RSSN)

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
"Incorrect Password" (RSSN) was returned from the remote machine.
"Incorrect Password" (RSSN) was returned from the remote machine.
Poor line quality.
Job Fail
"No Poll Send Original" (RSSP) was returned from the remote machine.
"No Poll Send Original" (RSSP) was returned from the remote machine.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
036-789 No Password for RSSP Receive

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
No password for RSSP was received for the CSS PA password entered.
No password for RSSP was received for the CSS PA password entered.
Poor line quality.
OF-11 FAX Job Fail
036-790 Polling rejected by remote

[Error Type]
Job Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
[Fault Content]
036-794 Line cut during ISDN mode
RSSP without send rights was received in Poll Receive.
[Error Type]
RSSP without send rights was received in Poll Receive.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
1.
Calling cut off during ISDN communication
2.
Check if the remote machine is ok.
The ISDN session received an illegal event.
036-791 Set Password-RSSP Received
[Error Type]
Calling cut off during ISDN communication
The ISDN session received an illegal event.
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Check that the telephone line is installed properly, and then wait for a while before sending again.
RSSN was sent when setting password.
If it did not improve, check that the recipient machine is not in memory full/HDD full/maintenance state. If
that is the case, send again when the recipient machine is in normal state and check.
RSSN was sent when setting password.
1.
2.
Check if the remote machine is ok.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-795 Canceled by remote station

[Error Type]
036-792 CSE Received after RSSP Send
Job Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
Disconnected because the remote machine does not support multi-copying.
[Fault Content]
CSE was received after RSSP was sent.
Disconnected because the remote machine does not support multi-copying.
CSE was received after RSSP was sent.
Check if the remote machine is ok and repeat the operation. If the problem persists, perform the
following procedure to repair it.
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-796 Sent without multiple sets

[Error Type]
036-793 Select communication error
Job Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
Normal sending was performed because the remote machine does not support multi-copying.
[Fault Content]
Selective Transmission Error
Normal sending was performed because the remote machine does not support multi-copying.
Selective Transmission Error
Version 1.2
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
2010/08
2-541
036-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
036-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-542
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
Illegal Procedure
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-798 Illegal RDEP Parameter

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
RDEP Parameter Error
RDEP Parameter Error
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
036-799 Illegal RDDP Parameter

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
RDDP Parameter Error
RDDP Parameter Error
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
Version 1.2
041-500 Write to IOT-ROM error detection (During DLD method)
041-501 Write to IOT-NVM-ROM error detection (During DLD

method)
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Job Fail
An error has occurred during the process of writing data to the IOT-ROM. (During DLD method)
[Fault Content]
Write to IOT-NVM-ROM error detection (During DLD method)
An error was detected when writing data to the IOT-ROM.
An error was detected when writing data to the IOT-NVM-ROM.
Retry job. If retry failed, replace the IOT-ROM and perform VerUP operation on the DLD method
again.
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-543
Retry job. If retry failed, replace the IOT-NVM-ROM and perform VerUP operation on the DLD
method again.
041-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
041-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-544
Version 1.2
048-500 IF-Module ROM Write Error

[Error Type]
Job
[Fault Content]
Error was detected when writing into the IF-Module ROM
When the entire machine has entered the Download mode and was downloading each ROM data
using the standard method (procedures), write to the IF-Module ROM has failed.
Replace the IF-Module ROM, then perform download using the DLD method.
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-545
048-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
048-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-546
Version 1.2
049-500 HCS1 ROM Write Error
[Fault Content]
HCS1 Dolly Eject Button Pressed
[Error Type]
Job
[Fault Content]
Error was detected when writing into the HCS1 ROM
When the entire machine has entered the Download mode and was downloading each ROM data
using the standard method (procedures), write to the HCS1 ROM has failed.
1.
The HCS1 Eject Button was pressed
2.
"Eject" was instructed from an external Controller.
3.
Others

1.
Do not press the HCS1 Eject button.
2.
Request that the customer do not issue "Eject" instruction from external Controllers.
If the problem persists, perform the following procedures:

If the problem persists even after retrying, replace the HCS1 ROM, then perform download using
the DLD method.
049-700 Out tray changed from stacker1
As it is not physically possible for "49-973 to occur without pressing the Eject Button", if the problem
persists, the cause would be the Controller software. Request for the Support Department to
upgrade the software to the patched version.
[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
Change the output destination from the Stacker to another Tray.
Error was detected when writing into the HCF-ROM
Does not operate normally because the ROM content has been erased
If the error remains even after retrying, replace the HCF-ROM, and download again to perform the
upgrade.
049-950 HCS1 MIX SIZE STACK Fail

[Error Type]
Operation
[Fault Content]
HCS1 Mixed Size Stack Unavailable
When the Controller NVM is in "Mixed Stack Prohibited Setting" state, a transfer request that results
in Mixed Stack was received.
If the problem persists even after the Controller NVM is set to "Mix Stack Allowed", the cause would
be the Controller software.
Request for the Support Department to upgrade the software to the patched version.
049-973 Stacker Extraction button was pushed

[Error Type]
Operation
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-547
049-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
049-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-548
Version 1.2
062-394 Cont PWBA Memory Fail

[Error Type]
Sub
[Fault Content]
Cont PWBA Memory Fail
It was detected that Read/Write were not available to the Controller PWBA RAM (Gap Memory).
1.
2.
Replace the Controller-PWB.
062-500 Write to IISS-ROM error detection (During DLD method)

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Contents]
An error has occurred during the process of writing data to the IISS-ROM. (During DLD method)
An error was detected when writing data to the IISS-ROM.
Retry job. If retry failed, replace the IISS-ROM and perform VerUP operation on the DLD method
again.
062-790 Possible Prohibited Originals

[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
PreIPS X Recognition Fail
PreIPS PWB has recognized X.
If the problem occurs frequently, replace the IISS-PWBA.
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-549
062-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
062-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-550
Version 1.2
063-500 Write to IISS-Extension-ROM error detection (During

DLD method)
[Error Type]
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
An error has occurred during the process of writing data to the IISS-Extension-ROM. (During DLD
method)
An error was detected when writing data to the IISS-Extension-ROM.
Retry job. If retry failed, replace the IISS-Extension-ROM and perform VerUP operation on the DLD
method again.
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-551
063-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
063-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-552
Version 1.2
071-940 Tray#1 LiftUp NG

[Error Type]
Operation Fail
[Fault Content]
Tray#1 LiftUp NG
TBD
TBD
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-553
071-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
071-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-554
Version 1.2
072-940 Tray#2/TTM#2 LiftUp NG

[Error Type]
Operation Fail
[Fault Content]
Tray#2/TTM#2 LiftUp NG
TBD
TBD
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-555
072-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
072-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-556
Version 1.2
073-940 Tray#3/TTM#3 LiftUp NG

[Error Type]
Operation Fail
[Fault Content]
Tray#3/TTM#3 LiftUp NG
TBD
TBD
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-557
073-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
073-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-558
Version 1.2
074-940 Tray#4 LiftUp NG

[Error Type]
Operation
[Fault Content]
Tray#4 LiftUp NG
During the Tray 4 Lift Up, the Tray 4 Level Sensor does not turn ON within the specified time.
As the Level Sensor of this Tray did not turn ON within the specified time, check and fix the
following:
The relevant Level Sensor for operation failure
The relevant Feed Motor for operation failure
The drive system from the Motor to the Bottom Plate for operation failure
The Tray for Paper misload
The Tray for existence of objects other than Paper
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-559
074-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
074-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-560
Version 1.2
077-911 Paper size mismatch, job contniue

[Error Type]
operation
[Fault Content]
Tray Paper Size Mismatch. User intervention (the user has changed paper size to continue
printing.)
The selected paper size is different from the size of the paper loaded.
To make the tray paper size the same as the new paper size selected through the user intervention,
load paper of the selected size and do the operation for restarting printing (the check operation).
077-967 Paper kind mismatch (APS job)

[Error Type]
Operation
[Fault Content]
Paper type mismatch in the APS or printing from a tray with the wrong paper type (Message will
appear and then change into Confirm screen)
The selected paper type and the pre-set paper type are different.
Either set the selected paper type, or proceed with restarting print job (confirm operation) following
the user input state.
077-968 Paper kind mismatch, job contniue

[Error Type]
Operation
[Fault Content]
Tray paper type mismatch, user input 2 (Change the paper type in tray and continue printing)
The selected paper type and the pre-set paper type are different
Proceed with restarting print job (confirm operation) following the user input state after setting the
selected paper type.
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-561
077-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
077-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-562
Version 1.2
078-500 Write to HCF-ROM error detection (During DLD method)
[Error Type]
Nothing is detected when the HCF tray is inserted.
This occurs when IOT starts feeding paper from the HCF. However, no jam occurs because no
paper is actually fed.
Details of operations causing this fault:
Job Fail
[Fault Content]
An error has occurred during the process of writing data to the HCF-ROM. (During DLD method)
1.
An error was detected when writing data to the HCF-ROM
2.
Retry job. If retry failed, replace the HCF-ROM and perform VerUP operation on the DLD method
again.
1.
Load proper paper in the HCF to continue the job. Load proper paper without canceling the job with
the error screen displayed, then insert the HCF tray. The error screen will be cleared.
2.
Cancel the job. Adjust "Non-standard Paper Size Set Value" to the size of the paper. Resume the
job.
078-940 2000A3-HCF paper misset

[Error Type]
Operation Fail
If the problem persists, refer to Generic Sensor FIP and check the sensor.
[Fault Content]
It is detected that paper is loaded by mistake in a space of 2000A3-HCF.
078-942 4000A3HCF lower tray paper misset
Nothing is detected when the HCF tray is inserted.
This occurs when IOT starts feeding paper from the HCF. However, no jam occurs because no
paper is actually fed.
operation
When there is paper in open space, "paper misplaced" is detected for the purpose of prohibiting
Tray Lift Up.
At the start of a copy/printer job with "2000A3-HCF Tray selected"

ATS does not work to shift from "Mismatch Status 2000A3-HCF" to "Another Tray"; thus an
Operation Error message always appears.
2.
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Details of operations causing this fault:

1.
Copy/Printer APS Job

After 2000A3-HCF is selected, there is no tray else for selection.
At the start of a copy/printer job with "2000A3-HCF Tray selected"

ATS does not work to shift from "Mismatch Status 2000A3-HCF" to "Another Tray"; thus an
Operation Error message always appears.
Detects paper or an foreign object misplaced in open area in the lower tray of 4000A3HCF.
Copy/Printer APS Job

After 2000A3-HCF is selected, there is no tray else for selection.
1.
Load paper properly in the HCF to continue the job. Load paper properly without canceling the job
with the error screen displayed, then insert the HCF tray. The error screen will be cleared.
2.
Cancel the job. Adjust "Non-standard Paper Size Set Value" to the size of the paper. Resume the
job.
If the problem persists, refer to Generic Sensor FIP and check the sensor.
Slide out the 4000A3HCF lower tray and remove the paper/foreign object from any space other than
the paper installing area.
If the above does not resolve the problem, check the sensor seeing General Sensor FIP.
If the problem still persists, resolve the problem seeing the following.
078-943 4000A3HCF lower tray size mismatch
[Error Type]
operation
078-941 2000A3-HCF size mismatch
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
The width of non-standard paper in fast scan in the 4000A3HCF lower tray is different.
Operation Fail
[Fault Content]
Detects the mismatched width of non-standard paper in fast scan in the 4000A3HCF lower tray.
Due to a mismatch in 2000A3-HCF non-standard paper width in fast scan, the 2000A3-HCF tray
cannot be adjusted in position.
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-563
078-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
078-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-564
Slide out the 4000A3HCF lower tray and install proper-sized paper, or adjust non-standard paper
size setting to actual paper size.
If the above does not resolve the problem, check the sensor seeing General Sensor FIP.
If the problem still persists, resolve the problem seeing the following.
Version 1.2
093-940 Toner Y CRUM Comm Fail

[Error Type]
Operation Fail
[Fault Content]
Toner Y CRUM Comm Fail
TBD
TBD
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-565
093-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
093-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-566
Version 1.2
102-356 EWS Soft Fail
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
System Fail
Controller - MF UI panel:
[Fault Content]
Application Level Command Error
Fatal error related to EWS.
A necessary parameter was not sent from the Panel, an length error was detected in a variable
parameter, or the confirmation message was not returned for a specified time after the request
message had been sent to the Panel.
Fatal error related to EWS.

Due to an error in software processing, subsequent processes cannot be performed.

NOTE: Replace the ESS PWB last.
102-380 MF UI cont Soft Fatal error

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Fatal error of MF UI cont.
Fatal error of MF UI cont.
102-381 Data Link Layer Error (UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Controller - MF UI panel:
Transmission Error at Data Link Layer occurred.
During transmission between the ESS and the Panel, the ESS detected an initialization error of the
Scope, a message send error or a retrieve error for receiving data.
102-382 Application Layer Command Error (UI-Panel)

Version 1.2
2010/08
2-567
102-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
102-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-568
Version 1.2
103-310 Hybrid Water Mark Not Exist
103-313 SW Option Fail (IISS Mem for HWM Not Exist)
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Sys
System Fail
[Fault Content]
"Secure Watermark Kit" cannot be made available because the Hybrid Watermark Detection H/W is
not installed.
[Fault Content]
[SW optional function not achieved] The "Secure Watermark Kit" did not become available because
of insufficient IISS Ext Memory.
The Hybrid Watermark Detection H/W cannot be detected although the "Hybridwater Mark
Detection H/W Installed" is set in the system data.
When the optional HWM function is being enabled, the system detected that the IISS Ext Memory
(Slot1: 128MB + Slot: 128MB or larger) is not installed.
Check the installation of the Hybrid Watermark Detection H/W. If it is installed, turn the power OFF
then ON. If the problem persists, replace the Hybrid Watermark Detection H/W or the IISS board.

Check the installation of the IISS Ext Memory (Slot1: 128MB + Slot: 128MB or larger). After
checking the installation, turn the power OFF then ON. If the problem persists, replace the IISS Ext
board.
103-311 Hybrid Water Mark Setting Mismatch

[Error Type]
SysR
[Fault Content]
The Secure Watermark Kit did not become enabled
Although the Hybrid Watermark Detection H/W is detected, it did not become enabled in the system
data.
Set the Hybrid Watermark Detection H/W Availability in the system data to "Available".
103-312 Hybrid Water Mark Not Exist (Back Side)

[Error Type]
Sys
[Fault Content]
"Secure Watermark Kit" cannot be made available because the Hybrid Watermark Detection H/W
for Document Side 2 is not installed.
The Hybrid Watermark Detection H/W for Document Side 2 cannot be detected although the
"Hybridwater Mark Detection H/W Installed" is set in the system data.
Check the installation of the Hybrid Watermark Detection H/W for Document Side 2. If it is installed,
turn the power OFF then ON. If the problem persists, replace the Hybrid Watermark Detection H/W
or the IISS board.
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-569
103-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
103-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-570
Version 1.2
112-700 Punch Dust Near Full

[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
Punch Dust Near Full
Punch Dust Box is detected to be full.
Clear the Punch Dust scrap.
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-571
112-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
112-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-572
Version 1.2
116-210 MediaReader Faital Error
[Fault Content]
Download failed to initialize when transitioning to Download Mode
[Error Type]
(During Normal Mode or Forced Download Mode)
Service Fail
[Fault Content]
The Downloader software that processes downloads within the ESS failed to initialize during
transition into Download Mode.
[Media Reader] Fatal error of Reader.
This error was detected in the OSDD.
Check the system memory connection of the Controller Board.
1.
2.
Replace the Media Reader, or USB Cable, or Extended Board for Media Reader connection.
If the problem occurs frequently, replace the Controller Board.

116-310 ESS Font ROM DIMM #2 Check Fail
[Error Type]
116-211 MediaReader Cable No Joint
System Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Service Fail
ESS Font ROM DIMM #2 Check Failure
[Fault Content]
[Media Reader] Connection Cable Disconnected
An error was detected when the ESS Font ROM DIMM #2 was checked.
This error was detected in the OSDD.
Turn OFF then ON the power. If the problem persists, perform the following:
1.
1.
Check the USB Cable connection with the power OFF. If the problem persists, refer to the following
to repair it.
System Fail
Service Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
ESS Font ROM DIMM #3 Check Fail
[Media Reader] MediaLib SW Logic Fail
A fail is detected during a check of ESS Font ROM DIMM #3.
MediaLib internal logic error has occurred.
1.
2.
Check if this is an existing failure (to TSC). If the problem persists, refer to the following to repair it.
[Error Type]
Disconnect and reconnect the ESS Printer-Kit/Fax Board/ROM DIMM. If the problem still persists,
replace the Printer-Kit or the ROM-DIMM.
116-312 HDD Encrypt Key Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Service Fail
Version 1.2
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
3.
116-212 MediaLib SW Logic Fail
116-220 Transition to Download Mode Download Initialization

Failure
2.
[HDD Encrypt Key Failure]

2010/08
2-573
116-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
116-xxx FIP
An error in the encryption key was detected on booting.
An error in the HDD encryption key was detected on booting.
Refer to OF-02 "HDD System Fail" to repair the trouble.
When the system has been recovered, set a correct HDD encryption key.
116-313 HDD Encrypt Set Up Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
[HDD Encrypt Set Up Failure]
An encryption setting error was detected on booting.
The encryption key was set up but the HDD itself was not encrypted.
2010/08
2-574
Version 1.2
1.
2.
3.
116-316 ESS RAM DIMM #2 W/R Check Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
ESS RAM DIMM #2 W/R Check failure
An error was detected during the Read/Write operation of the ESS RAM DIMM #2.
1.
2.
3.
Refer to OF-02 "HDD System Fail" to repair the trouble.
116-317 Standard ROM DIMM Check Fail
When the system has been recovered, set a correct HDD encryption key.
[Error Type]
116-314 Ethernet Address Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Eternet Address Failure
An Ethernet error was detected.
System Fail
[Fault Content]
ESS ROM DIMM #1 Check Failure
An error was detected when the standard ROM DIMM was checked.
1.
Turn the power OFF then ON. If the problem persists, perform the following procedure.
2.
Check the installation of SEEPROM on the ESS.
3.
116-318 Op. ROM DIMM Check Fail
[Error Type]
116-315 ESS RAM DIMM #1 W/R Check Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
ESS RAM DIMM #1 W/R Check failure
An error was detected during the Read/Write operation of the ESS RAM DIMM #1.
System Fail
[Fault Content]
ESS ROM DIMM #2 Check Failure
An error was detected when the option ROM DIMM was checked.
Pull out and insert the Prt-Kit or the ROM DIMM.
If the problem persists, replace the Prt-Kit or the ROM-DIMM.
116-319 Mismatch Cont ROM and Panel config
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
116-323 ESS NVRAM W/R Check Fail
A mismatch between the installed ROM and Panel configuration (FCW-UI or HB-UI).
[Error Type]
Identify the installed program ROM type and Panel configuration using the hardware selfdiagnostics immediately after power ON to check that they match.
If they do not match, display Chain-Link code on the Panel and abort system boot-up.
System Fail
[Fault Content]
ESS NVRAM W/R Check Fail (defective NV-RAM part(s))
To match the program ROM type (HB or FCW) and the installed Panel configuration (HB or FCW),
overwrite the program ROM or re-install the Panel.
During a Read/Write check at power on, OS/DD detects an HW error with the ESS-NVRAM Board.
116-320 STREAMZ Soft Fatal error

[Error Type]
System
1.
Disconnect and reconnect the NV-RAM Board and turn ON the power.
2.
If problem 116-323 still persists, replace the NV-RAM Board.
3.
After the replacement of the NV-RAM Board, 116-334 will occur. Take the corrective actions for
116-334 in order.
4.
If problem 116-323 still persists, go to the following procedure to resolve it.
[Fault Content]
Fatal error of the STREAMZ
OF-01 016-782/016-784 Fail
Fatal error of the STREAMZ
116-324 Exception Fail
A problem has occurred in the software processing and it is unable to continue with the subsequent
processes.
[Error Type]
116-321 System Soft Fatal error
System Fail
[Fault Content]
The system detected an exception error
[Error Type]
A fatal software exception error has occurred in the Controller PWB CPU. The cause is most likely
the Controller software failure.
System Fail
[Fault Content]
SysCon Error
Power OFF/ON
[APC4300]
Turn OFF the power, then turn it ON while pressing both the [Start] and the [Stop] buttons. By
maintaining that state for 6 seconds, the machine will automatically delete the print data that had
caused the error and then restart itself.
Pull out and insert or replace the RAM DIMM.
116-322 WebDAV S/W Fail

OF-08 116-324 Fail
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
116-325 ESS Fan Fail

[Error Type]
Fatal error related to WebDAV.
System Fail
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-575
116-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
116-xxx FIP
[Fault Content]
ESS FAN FAIL
An error occurred in the rotation of the ESS Fan.
(1) Replace the ESS Fan.
116-328 L2 Cache Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
CPU Built-in Level 2 Cache Failure
A failure was detected in the Level 2 Cache built in the CPU.
116-329 Serial IF Soft Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
2010/08
2-576
Version 1.2
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Log Management Information Incorrect
Same as NVM failure, this failure was detected at the NVM Log management information area.
A log related error was detected.
1.
After removing the HDD and turning the power ON then OFF, install the HDD again and turn
the power ON.

116-332 ESS Standard ROM Error

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
ESS On Board ROM Error
An error was detected in the ESS Built-In Standard ROM.
[Fatal error related to Serial I/F]
Pull out and insert the ESS built-in standard ROM.
System call error related to Serial I/F.
If the problem persists, replace the ESS built-in standard ROM.
A system call error related to the Serial I/F was detected.
116-330 HDD File System Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
HDD File System Failure
HDD Check at power ON detected that an error has occurred or the HDD was not formatted.
116-331 Invalid Log Info
116-333 LocalTalk Soft Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fatal error related to LocalTalk]
System call error related to LocalTalk.
116-334 ESS NVRAM Data Compare Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
ESS NVRAM Data Compare Fail (NV-RAM parts are good.)
System Fail
[Fault Content]
During a check of Read/Write at power on, System Cont detects [ESS-NVRAM with factory settings is
installed] or [Illegal ESS-NVRAM data is occurring].
Fatal error related to JBA.
Because data for initialization in ESS-ROM is written on ESS-NVRAM data when 116-334 is detected,
powering OFF then ON after that causes System Fails (124-3xx) that indicate mismatches in various
data between the three locations.
As powering OFF then ON after a detection of 116-334 will presumably cause errors 124-3xx that
indicate various data mismatches between the three locations, resolve one(s) in DC132, following
the corrective actions for the relevant Fault Code(s).
2.
If 116-334 reoccurs despite powering OFF/ON, disconnect and reconnect the NV-RAM Board, then
turn ON the power.
3.
If the problem persists, replace the NV-RAM Board.
4.
If the 116-334 problem still persists, go to the following procedure to resolve it.
1.
Overall JBA fatal error.
116-339 JBA No HD
[Error Type]
System
[Fault Content]
JBA HDD is not connected
OF-01:Common System Fail
116-336 Redirector HD Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
When the JBA is started up, the HDD is not installed
Check the HDD installation and turn the power OFF then ON.
[Fault Content]
[Redirector Fail]
HD failure detected in the Redirector.
An error was detected when HD was accessed.
116-340 Memory Not Enough

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Insufficient memory]
The Page Memory, Entry Buffer and Work Area are insufficient. Malloc error, etc.
116-337 SNTP S/W Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
The tasks cannot start up.
Insufficient memory was detected during initialization. A PS option requiring an additional memory
was installed but memory was not added.
[Fault Content]
Fatal error related to SNTP.
Overall SNTP fatal error.
Remove the PostScript Option and perform the operation. For permanent recovery, add the
Controller memory.
116-341 ROM VER Incorrect

[Error Type]
System Fail
116-338 JBA fatal error

Version 1.2
2010/08
2-577
116-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
116-xxx FIP
[Fault Content]
[ROM DIMM Version Mismatch]
Versions of the multiple ROM DIMMs installed are incorrect.
[Error Type]
System
[Fault Content]
<Token Ring board failure>
When installing multiple ROM DIMMs, it is necessary to match both the major versions and the
minor versions.
Token Ring Control IC Access error.
Versions of the multiple ROM DIMMs installed are incorrect.

An invalid combination of ROM DIMMs are installed.
Check the versions of the multiple ROM DIMMs installed and replace them with an appropriate
combination of DIMMs.
When installing multiple ROM DIMMs, it is necessary to match both the major versions and the
minor versions.
116-342 SESAMi Manager Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
SESAMi Manager Fatal Error
Fatal error related to the SNMP Agent.
As Imari does not have this board, this is not applicable.
Token Ring Control IC Access error
116-346 Formatter Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Formatter Failure]
Various fatal errors are detected in the Formatter.
Fatal error of S-Formatter.
A response such as system function recall error was detected.
Check whether or not the Controller ROM is the latest version.
116-347 LocaTalk Board Fail
If it is not the latest, upgrade it to the latest by referring to "2.6 Software Download".
[Error Type]
2.
Version 1.2
An invalid combination of ROM DIMMs are installed.
1.
2010/08
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If the problem persists, refer to "2.5.2 Logging/Extraction Tool Operational Instructions" to collect
logs, and then contact Support G.
116-343 Main PWBA IC Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Main PWBA IC Failure
An error was detected in the IC in the ESS PWB.
116-345 TokenRing Board Fail
System
[Fault Content]
<LocalTalk board failure>
Check whether the LocalTalk board has been activated successfully.
As Imari does not have this board, this is not applicable.
The LocalTalk board cannot be activated successfully.
116-348 Redirecter Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Redirecter Failure]
Various fatal errors detected in the Redirecter.
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Turn the power OFF then ON, and check for reproducibility by performing the same operation. If the
problem persists, refer to the following procedure to repair it.
Fatal error related to the EtherTalk.
Perform OF-01 Common System Fail. If NG, check the following procedures in sequence.
Fatal error related to the EtherTalk.
116-349 SIF Fail to Call Pflite
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
An error occurred when calling the Pflite function using the SIF.
116-352 NetWare Soft Fail
[Error Type]
An error occurred when calling the Pflite function using the SIF.
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Fatal error related to the NetWare.
Fatal error related to the NetWare.
116-350 AppleTalk Soft Fail
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Overall fatal error of AppleTalk.
Overall fatal error of AppleTalk.
116-353 HDD Phisycal Fail
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
[HDD Physical Fail]
The HDD was not booted due to a physical HDD failure detected on booting.

116-351 EtherTalk Soft Fail

Version 1.2
The HDD was not booted due to a physical HDD failure detected on booting.
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116-354 HDD Product Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
[HDD ProductCode Fail]
The M/C was not started up due to a Product Code error detected in the HDD on booting.
The HDD was not started up due to a Product Code error detected in the HDD on booting. It is
possible that the HDD had been formatted by the M/C of a different product.
Version 1.2
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
PS Fatal System Error
PS Fatal System Error
Turn the power OFF then ON, and check for reproducibility. Refer to the Error History Report. If the
same failure occurs frequently, refer to the following to repair it.
116-358 Salutation Soft Fail
[Error Type]
To overwrite to the HDD of another product, refer to the following to perform the special boot
forced formatting.
116-355 Agent Soft Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Fatal error related to Salutation.
Fatal error related to Salutation.
problem persists, refer to the following procedures in sequence to repair it.

116-359 PLW Soft Fail
[Error Type]
116-356 HDD Format Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
[HDD Format Fail]
The M/C was not started up due to an insufficient HDD capacity error detected during HDD
formatting.
HDD was formatted but an incorrect HDD was connected or a HDD error occurred.
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Fatal error in PLW.
Fatal error in PLW.
116-360 SMB Soft Fail
[Error Type]
116-357 PostScript Error
System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
Fatal error related to SMB.
BMLinkS/Print Service Software Failure
Fatal error related to SMB.
BMLinkS/Print Service Software Failure
problem persists, refer to the following procedures in sequence to repair it.
Turn the power OFF then ON, and check for reproducibility by performing the same operation.
116-361 Spool Fatal HDD
116-364 Timer Fail
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
System Fail
System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
Fatal error of SPL HDD.
Timer Failure
Fatal error of SPL HDD.
An error in the timer was detected.
The SpoolCont detected an error at HDD access.
If the problem persists, replace the NVM PWB.
If the system is not recovered after the ESS PWB has been replaced, install back the original ESS
PWB and contact Support G.
If the problem persists, replace the ESS PWB.
116-362 SSDP Soft Fail
116-365 Spool Fatal
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
System Fail
SSDP Software Fail
[Fault Content]
Fatal error of the SPL.
SSDP Software Fail
Fatal error of the SPL.
Turn the power OFF then ON, and check for reproducibility.
Refer to the Error History Report. If the same failure occurs frequently, refer to the following to repair
it.
116-363 BMLinkS/Print Service Soft Fail
[Error Type]
System Fail
Version 1.2
116-366 Report Gen. Soft Fail

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[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Print Utility Operational Failure, Report Generator Operational Failure
An operation failure of the Report Generator.
Version 1.2
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Fatal error of XJCL.
Fatal error of XJCL.
it.
116-367 Parallel IF Soft Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Overall fatal error of Parallel.
Overall fatal error of Parallel.

116-371 PCL Decomp S/W Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
PCL Decomposer Software Failure
Fatal error of PCL.

it.
116-368 Dump Print Fail
116-372 P-Formatter Fail
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Fatal error of DumpPrint.
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Fatal error of P-Formatter.
Fatal error of DumpPrint.
Fatal error of P-Formatter.
it.
it.
116-370 XJCL Fail
116-373 Dynamic DNS Soft Fail
it.
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
116-376 Port 9100 Software Fail
Fatal error related to Dynamic DNS.
[Error Type]
System Fail
Fatal error related to DDNS.
[Fault Content]
Port 9100 Software Fail
it.
it.
116-374 Auto Switch Fail
[Error Type]

System Fail
116-377 Video DMA Fail
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
Fatal error of Auto SW.
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Fatal error of Auto SW.
Video DMA Fail
Video DMA failure was detected.
it.
it.

116-375 I-Formatter Fail
116-378 MCR Soft Fail

[Error Type]
[Error Type]
System Fail
System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
Fatal error of I-Formatter.
Fatal error of MCR (Mail Contents Requester).
Fatal error related to MCR.
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it.
As this will clear all address information, request permission from the user before performing this.
116-382 ABL Phisycal Initialize Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
116-379 MCC Soft Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Fatal error of MCC (Mail Contents Creator).
Version 1.2
[Fault Content]
AddressBookLibrary Initialization Not Available
ABL has failed to access the NVM or HDD.
Set ChainLink 790-664 to 0.
If the problem persists, replace the NVM component on the NVM Controller.
Fatal error related to MCC.
it.
116-383 PIT Lib Failure

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Ama + toto Board Failure/Not Installed, or HDD access error


[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
ESS Font ROM DIMM #1 Check Failure
An error was detected when the ESS Font ROM DIMM #1 was checked.
1.
It was detected that the Image Extension Kit (Ama + toto board) was not installed on the controller
board during job execution.
2.
An Ama + toto board failure was detected during job execution.
3.
An HDD access error was detected during job execution.
* Note that although 016-231 is detected during power ON, this fail is a "job execution detection" and has
a different timing.
(1) (2) After turning the power OFF then ON, check the panel top right display to see whether 016231 has occurred, without this error (= 116-383) occurring.
If 016-231 has occurred, perform the corrective actions for 016-231.
Pull out and insert the ESS Prt-Kit, the Fax Board or the ROM DIMM. If the problem persists,
replace the Prt-Kit or the ROM-DIMM.
If the error does not occur, proceed to (3) for the HDD access errror.
116-381 ABL Initialize Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
AddressBookLibrary Initialization Failure
ABL did not match the ABL version information on the NVM, or corrupted data was detected.
Perform Clear Controller NVM on the system.

116-384 DCS Software Fail

[Error Type]
Sys
[Fault Content]
DCS Fatal Error
DCS-related fatal error.
116-388 No HD that Should Be
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
116-385 IDC Software Fail
The necessary HD was not installed.
[Error Type]
System Fail
1.
[Fault Content]
2.
IDC Software Fail
Fatal error related to IDC.

Turn the power OFF then ON. If the problem persists, install the HDD correctly.
116-389 No Add-On RAM that Should Be
116-386 Incorrect USB port used for FAX
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
System Fail
The necessary additional RAM was not installed.
[Fault Content]
Fax USB Cable Inserted Incorrectly
1.
At startup, the Fax USB Cable was connected to an incorrect port.
2.
116-387 MRC HW Fatal Error

System Fail
Version 1.2
Reinstall or replace the RAM DIMM for J331.
116-390 Standard ROM and NVM Version Mismatch

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
If the cause of error is not clear, perform the following and check whether the status improved.
Replace the Main PWB.
Scanner Kit
Printer Kit
1.
Replace the Memory Modules on the Main PWB.
MRC HW Fatal Error
Insufficient System Memory was detected when SW optional function was enabled.
[Fault Content]
If the problem persists, contact the Development Dept. to request for investigation.
The system detected that additional RAM was not installed, even though the system configuration
(with HDD etc.) requires the installation of additional RAM.
Turn the power OFF, connect the Fax USB Cable to the correct USB port, then turn the power ON.
A fatal error has occurred during the usage of High Compression Board.
Scanner Kit
The system detected that the HD was not installed when SW optional function was enabled.
[Error Type]
The system detected that the HDD was not installed, even though the system configuration (with
Fax and Finisher) requires a HDD.
Versions of Standard ROM and NVM Mismatch
Incompatible versions of the Standard ROM and NVM were detected.
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1.
Initialize the NVM by following the instructions on the LCD display.
2.
If the NVM is not to be initialized, use a compatible version of the Controller ROM (Standard ROM).
Version 1.2
Insert the Printer Kit or the PS Kit and Emulation Kit that is specified for this machine into their
specified slots on the Controller Board.
116-391 Illegal code (country/territory/size group)
The correct way is to insert the ESS ROM for Netware into SLOT1 and the ESS ROM for Printer Kit
into SLOT2.
[Error Type]
However, if the problem persists even when the Printer Kit or the PS Kit and Emulation Kit that is
specified for this machine has been inserted into their specified slots, either replace the Kits or the
Controller Board.
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Country Code/Territory Code/Paper Size Group Setting Error Detected
When the machine is turned on and started (or also rebooted), nation info, territory code and paper
size group kept in SEEP-ROM are checked. As a result, an undefined code is detected regarding
one(s) of those pieces of information.
However, when it is turned on and started (or also rebooted) in the following way, the machine starts
successfully without checking for an error.
Special Boot (Power Saver+Clear All+Power ON)
1.
Enter the correct nation code, territory code and paper size group in SEEP-ROM.
* CL No.
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
AAA Manager Fatal Error
AAA-related fatal error was detected
Upgrade to the latest version.
If the problem still persists, obtain the info9 or xxx.tgz log immediately after the problem has
700-165=nation code
116-394 AAA Manager detect illegal setting Auth. & Acct.
700-338=territory code
[Error Type]
700-402=paper size group

For correct data, see System Data List.
2.
116-393 AAA Manager S/W Fail
After entering the correct values in SEEP-ROM, be sure to initialize NVMs (Sys-System).
If NVMs (Sys-System) are not initialized, NVN values generated based on wrong data in
SEEP-ROM will not be updated to be the correct values.
116-392 Machine Code Check Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
ROM DIMM Machine Code Check Fail
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Abnormal Authentication Mode and Accounting Mode Settings Detected during AAA Manager Boot
Sequence
Before the AAA Manager Task had reached Task Available (Ready to Copy is displayed) during the
boot sequence, abnormal settings of system data in the authentication system and the accounting
system was detected. This is caused by system data mis-setting from tools other than KO TOOLS.
Upgrade to the latest version.
If the problem still persists, obtain the info9 or xxx.tgz log immediately after the problem has
The machine code that is stored in the SEEPROM of the ESS ROM, which is inserted in SLOT1 or
SLOT2, does not match the machine code that is stored in the SEEPROM on the Controller board
(or on the Back Plane).
116-395 USB Soft Fail
# KOHAKU #
[Error Type]
Check the machine codes for both SLOT1 and SLOT2. If even one of them does not match, this
Fault will occur.
Although the correct way is to insert ESS ROM for Netware into SLOT1 and the ESS ROM for
Printer Kit into SLOT2, the machine will not display this Fault Code even if they are inserted wrongly
as long as the machine codes are matched.
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Fatal error related to USB.
[Fault Content]
Fatal error related to USB.
The machine remains in initializing state even after 10 minutes has passed since it has started up
(not including the startup after Power Save).
When 10 minutes had passed after the Pflite has started up, "the machine remains in initializing
state" was detected. => 10 minutes had passed in a situation where neither Ack nor Nack was
returned from any task.
Turn the power OFF then ON, and check for reproducibility. Refer to the CE log, etc. If the same
failure occurs frequently, refer to the following to repair it.
This failure is detected only in startup modes such as "Normal Cold Boot" and "Reboot Mode
(during Diag exit, etc.)". In other modes such as "Recovery from Power Save" and "Special Boot
Mode", the failure is not detected because the timeout time of 10 minutes is difficult to guarantee.

116-396 FIPS140 Self-Test Fail
[Error Type]
system
[Fault Content]
<FIPS140 Self-Test Fail> At start, the FIPS140 Encryption Module self-test has detected a failure.
At start, the FIPS140 Encryption Module self-test has detected a failure. Self-Test Error due to
illegal ROM (FW).
1.
2.
Replace or upload again the ROM (FW).
The Plain Total Color Judge Threshold setting is wrong.
When the condition below is met in setting system data values in boot sequence:
2.
Set up system data values that meet the relation between them as below:
If 116-399 occurs again after rebooting, the System Fail screen is displayed.
For cases where 116-399 is displayed, the pfshowinfo8 log is obtained twice successively.
Although the log is saved in the HDD even if 116-399 is not displayed because the machine
cannot shift to the SysFail state, the latest histories might not get logged.
116-700 Image Extension Kit Insufficient Memory

[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
Image Expansion Kit has Insufficient Memory
When the system data "Log/Image Creation Guarantee Level" is set to "Low", the Image Extension
Kit has insufficient memory.
1.
"Ready to Copy" is displayed and the error code is not displayed at normal start up after
rebooting.
Get ready to provide the obtained logs and contact the support department for instructions.
720-061(threshold B) <= 720-060(threshold A)

*If Chain-Link 720-060 Value is not below 720-061 Value, FAULT will be detected.
Obtain the "PfShowInfo8" log and save it in the HDD before rebooting.
Use "PfShowInfoRedirFile" to obtain all the logs saved in the HDD, and retry the operation to see if
the problem persists. If the machine does not start up while displaying "Please Wait" after power
ON, obtain "info9 or xxx.tgz" before 10 minutes has passed.
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
116-397 AAAmgr illegal setting area coverage threshold.

system
Reboot the machine once if it remains in initializing state even when the 10-minute timeout
time has passed after power ON.
Set the image quality to "Normal".
Chain-Link 720-061(threshold B) > Chain-Link 720-060(threshold A)

*Chain-Link 720-060 Value must be below 720-061 Value.
116-701 Out of Memory-Duplex Fail
116-399 MUnder initialization for 10 minutes
[Error Type]
Warning
[Error Type]
Sys
[Fault Content]
One-page data was printed on multiple pages during 2-Sided Print (The title with two or more lines
was printed on 2 pages).
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The title with two or more lines was printed on 2 pages because 2-Sided Print is not available due to
insufficient memory.
Expand the memory or install the HDD if it is not installed.
Warning
[Fault Content]
[Media Reader] Format Error (Occurs in other situations than during job)
116-702 Print with Substitute Font

[Error Type]
Warning
1.
[Fault Content]
Printing performed with a substitute font.
[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
Install an appropriate Font ROM.
116-703 PostScript LANG Interprete ERR
[Media Reader] File Attribute Retrieval Error (Occurs in other situations than during job)
[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
[PS Interpret Error]
An error has occurred in language analysis.
There is a problem in the PostScript data and an error occurred in PostScript grammar interpretation
or language interpretation.
1.
[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
[Media Reader] Image File Retrieval Error (Occurs in other situations than during job)

When another PostScript printer exists at the customer site, print data on that printer and check if
the same problem occurs.
[Error Type]
Warning
1.
[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
[Media Reader] File Attribute Retrieval Error (Occurs during job)
1. Check that the Media is inserted.
116-705 MediaReader Format Error(No Job)
the PC.
116-708 MediaReader:File Attribute Read Error(In Job)
[Fault Content]
[Media Reader] Media Not Inserted (Occurs in other situations than during job)
Check the contents in the Media from the PC. Check whether the printed file attribute information is
displayed in the PC.
116-707 MediaReader:Image File Read Error(No Job)
Perform the following procedure to repair it.
Check the contents in the Media from the PC. Check the file format/directory and selected mode
(Digital Camera Print/Document Print).
116-706 MediaReader:File Attribute Read Error(No Job)
Printing performed with a substitute font.
Version 1.2
[Error Type]
116-704 MediaReaderMedia No Insert(No Job)
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1.
Check the contents in the Media from the PC. Check whether the printed file attribute information is
displayed in the PC.
116-709 MediaReader:Image File Read Error(In Job)
The PLW form/logo data cannot be registered due to insufficient RAM or HD space.
[Error Type]
Warning
After checking the registered forms/logos using the Operation Panel utility, delete the unnecessary
forms/logos. Or, increase the allocated capacity of the RAM disk.
[Fault Content]
[Media Reader] Image File Retrieval Error (Occurs during job)
116-713 Job divided by HDD Full
[Error Type]
Warning
1.
the PC.
[Fault Content]
[HDD Full Warning]
The job output was split into batches due to HDD Full.
116-710 HP-GL/2 Memory Overflow
[Error Type]
Collate operation was split when HDD Full occurred in Print Service.
Warning
[Fault Content]
Delete the stored documents and clear HDD Full.
HP-GL Spool File Overflow
If the problem persists, split the job so that HDD Full does not occur.
If the problem persists (and the cause may be an HDD failure), perform the following procedure to
repair it.
HP-GL/2 memory overflows.
Increase the HP-GL spool size. Or, install the HDD.
116-714 HP-GL/2 Command ERR
116-711 PLW Size/orientation mismatch
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Warning
Warning
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
A HP-GL command error was detected.
[PLW Form Overlay Error]
Form Overlay is impossible because the size/orientation of the PLW form's drawing is different from
that of the paper.
HP-GL/2 command error occurred.
Correct or remove the data in the print data that causes the error.
Form Overlay is impossible because the size/orientation of the PLW form's drawing is different from
that of the paper.
If the problem persists (and the cause may be an HDD failure), perform the following procedure to
repair it.
Select paper that has the same size and orientation as the registered form.
116-712 Out of Area-Form REGI ERR

[Error Type]
Warning
116-715 Max Form to PLW Registered

[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
[Insufficient PLW Form Capacity]
Warning
[Fault Content]
The PLW form/logo data cannot be registered due to insufficient RAM or HD space.
[PLW Form Registration Error]

The PLW form data cannot be registered because of the restriction on the no. of forms.
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The PLW form data cannot be registered because of the restriction on the no. of forms.
After checking the registered forms using the Operation Panel utility, delete the unnecessary forms/
logos. Or, delete the unnecessary forms with Print Command.
116-716 MediaReader File Not Exist

[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
[Media Reader] No Target File (Occurs in other situations than during job)
1.
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Check the contents in the Media from the PC. Check the file format/directory and selected mode
(Digital Camera Print/Document Print).
Version 1.2
[Fault Content]
Cancellation of the parameter(s) disabled by XPIF
The device was instructed to execute a function it did not support.
The device was instructed to execute a function or a combination of functions that it was not ready
to execute.
Some of the parameters are disabled by XPIF so the device cannot execute them; cancel the
disabled parameter(s).
116-720 PCL Memory Low,Page Simplified

[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
PCL Memory Low, Page Simplified
116-717 MediaLib:Not Excecute of New Request

[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
[Media Reader] MediaLib New Execution Request Cannot Be Received
1.
Check the contents in the Media from the PC. It is not necessary to check the file format/directory in
the Media (as this error does not occur when the previous job is complete).
116-718 Selected PLW Form Not Registered

[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
[PLW Form Overlay Error]
The specified form is not registered.
Use a registered form or register the required form.
116-719 XPIF Parameter Cancelled

[Error Type]
warning
Deactivate the unnecessary ports. Adjust various buffer memory sizes. Add an expanded memory.
116-725 HDD full for Image Log

[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
The log image storage area on the disk is full.
With the system data "Level of Ensuring Log Image Creation" set to "Low," the log image storage
area on the disk is full.
Rerun the job.
device.
116-737 Out of Area-Data REGI ERR

[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
[Insufficient ART User Defined Area]
The user defined data (external characters, patterns, etc) cannot be registered due to insufficient
RAM capacity.
The user defined data (external characters, patterns, etc) cannot be registered due to insufficient
RAM capacity.
[Fault Content]
Delete the registered user-defined data. Or, increase the allocated capacity of RAM.
[Form Registration Error]

The form data cannot be registered due to the restriction on the no. of forms.
116-738 Size/orientation mismatch
[Error Type]
The form data cannot be registered due to the restriction on the no. of forms.
Warning
[Fault Content]
After checking the registered forms using the Operation Panel utility, delete the unnecessary forms/
logos. Or, delete the unnecessary forms with Print Command.

Form Overlay is impossible because the size/orientation of the form's drawing is different from that
of the paper.
116-742 Max Logo Registered

[Error Type]
Form Overlay is impossible because the size/orientation of the form's drawing is different from that
of the paper.
Warning
[Fault Content]
[Logo Registration Error]
Select paper that has the same size and orientation as the registered form.
The logo data cannot be registered due to the restriction on the no. of logos.
116-739 Out of Disk Area-Form/Logo REGI ERR
The logo data cannot be registered due to the restriction on the no. of logos.
[Error Type]
Warning
After checking the registered logos using the Operation Panel utility, delete the unnecessary logos.
Or, delete the unnecessary logos with Print Command.
[Fault Content]
[Insufficient Form/Logo Capacity]
116-743 Out of Buffer Area-Form/Logo REGI ERR
The form/logo data cannot be registered due to insufficient RAM or Hard Disk space.
[Error Type]
The form/logo data cannot be registered due to insufficient RAM or Hard Disk space.
Warning
[Fault Content]
After checking the registered forms/logos using the Operation Panel utility, delete the unnecessary
forms/logos. Or, increase the allocated capacity of the RAM disk.
116-740 Arithmetic Error
[Form/Logo Size Overflow]

The received data (form/logo) exceeded the registered buffer size.
Form/logo cannot be registered (insufficient area)
[Error Type]
The received data (form/logo) exceeded the registered buffer size.
Warning
[Fault Content]
Increase the size of the Form Registration Area using the Operation Panel. Or, install the HD.
[Value Calculation Error]

The value calculated in the Interpreter exceeded the limit.
116-745 ART Command ERR

[Error Type]
The value calculated in the Interpreter exceeded the limit.
Warning
[Fault Content]
Upgrade the driver.
[ART Command Error]
116-741 Max Form to Not PLW Registered
During Decompose, the Decomposer checks for syntax error and values that exceed their
respective limit values.
[Error Type]
Warning
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During Decompose, the Decomposer checks for syntax error and values that exceed their
respective limit values.
Upgrade the driver.
And upgrade the ESS software to the latest version.
116-746 Selected Form Not Registered

[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
Use a registered form or register the required form.
116-747 Invalid Page Margin

[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
[White page was detected]
After subtracting the paper margin from the valid coordinate area, the result of the calculation will be
negative.
After subtracting the paper margin from the valid coordinate area, the result of the calculation will be
negative.
116-748 Page without Image Draw Data

[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
[White page was detected]
Drawing data does not exist in the page data.
Drawing data does not exist in the page data.
116-749 PostScript Font error
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[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
[PS Font Error]
Job was aborted because the specified font is not found.
The specified font is not found in the ROM or the HDD.
Add fonts. Or, specify a substitute using UI.
116-751 HDD Full Warning

[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
<HDD Full Warning> Booklet processing has stopped due to HDD Full
When a Booklet Job is writing into the HDD, the Job is aborted because the HDD became full
Delete the stored documents and clear HDD Full.
If the problem persists, split the job so that HDD Full does not occur.
If the problem still persists, perform the following:
116-752 Print job ticket description warning

[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
Print Job Ticket Description Warning
When a user instructs to print from an application that directly sends PDF, such as
"ContentsBridge2005", the machine received the print job ticket sent together with the PDF but the
job ticket data includes "printing instructions that are not supported by the machine".
In particular, the job ticket also contains printing instructions that are only supported by other
machines that was developed after this machine was released. Those instructions that are
unrelated to the functions provided in this machine are cancelled before processing.
Although some functions that are not supported by this machine were specified in the print job ticket,
those instructions will be cancelled because they are unrelated to the functions provided in this
machine and the printing will continue. You can check for the cancelled functions by outputting the
Job History Report.
To use the cancelled printing instructions, print to a machine that supports those functions.
Obtain the Printer Setting List, Job History Report, and the print job ticket that was sent when the
problem reocurred, then contact the Support Department.
116-771 Invalid JBIG Param DL Fixed
116-775 Invalid JBIG Param L0 Fixed

[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Warning
Warning
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
An incorrect JBIG parameter DL was automatically corrected.
An incorrect JBIG parameter L0 was automatically corrected.
An incorrect JBIG parameter DL was detected and automatically corrected.
An incorrect JBIG parameter L0 was detected and automatically corrected.
116-772 Invalid JBIG Param D Fixed
116-776 Invalid JBIG Param MX Fixed

[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Warning
Warning
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
An incorrect JBIG parameter D was automatically corrected.
An incorrect JBIG parameter MX was automatically corrected.
An incorrect JBIG parameter D was detected and automatically corrected.
An incorrect JBIG parameter MX was detected and automatically corrected.
116-773 Invalid JBIG Param P Fixed
116-777 Invalid JBIG Param MY Fixed

[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Warning
Warning
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
An incorrect JBIG parameter P was automatically corrected.
An incorrect JBIG parameter MY was automatically corrected.
An incorrect JBIG parameter P was detected and automatically corrected.
An incorrect JBIG parameter MY was detected and automatically corrected.
116-774 Invalid JBIG Param YD Fixed
116-778 Invalid JBIG Par VLENGTH Fixed

[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Warning
Warning
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
An incorrect JBIG parameter YD was automatically corrected.
An incorrect JBIG parameter VLENGTH was automatically corrected.
An incorrect JBIG parameter YD was detected and automatically corrected.
An incorrect JBIG parameter VLENGTH was detected and automatically corrected.
Version 1.2
116-780 Attached Document Error

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Troubleshooting
116-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-594
[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
Attached document error of E-mail to XXX.
The system detected an error in the document attached to the E-mail to XXX.
116-790 Stapling Canceled

[Error Type]
warning
[Fault Content]
Staple was canceled.
Either all or one of the lead Stapler is canceled during print
1.
If the operator stops a FAX/Internet FAX Mailbox received documents print, cancel one of the lead
Stapler and print.
2.
If 1. is not possible, cancel Stapler for all copy and print
Version 1.2
117-310 WSD Scan S/W Fail

[Error Type]
system
[Fault Content]
WSD Scan S/W Fail
A problem occurred in the processing of WSD Scan Service Software, causing the processing to
discontinue after that.
Power OFF then ON.
If the problem persists, do the following:
117-311 Wrong insertion of security enhancing kit

[Error Type]
system
[Fault Content]
Wrong insertion of security enhancing kit
The Security Extension Kit is not installed in the correct slot.
Install the Security Extension Kit in the correct slot.
117-312 Device Self Test Error

[Error Type]
system
[Fault Content]
Device Program Self-Test Error
The OS self-program judgment test has detected that CheckSum Value is different from MiniOS/
Program.
MiniOS is broken, stopping the self-test from being conducted.
The program is broken and cannot start.
(Has detected that) the data was improperly rewritten, because MiniOS/Program is different
from Checksum Value.
Replace the board.
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-595
117-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
117-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-596
Version 1.2
118-310 IPSEC Intenal Fail

[Error Type]
Sys
[Fault Content]
IPSEC Internal Error
An internal error was detected during initialization of the IPSEC.
If the problem persists, contact the Support Department for instructions.
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-597
118-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
118-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-598
Version 1.2
121-310 EPSV-Accessory Communication Fail
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
System Fail
IC Card Auditron Config Fail 02
[Fault Content]
EPSV-Accessory Communication Fail
During power ON, an error has occurred due to the following setting combinations that are not
allowed.
Transmission failed between the EP-SV and the accessories.
1.
Check the connection to the EP Accessory, pull out and insert the EPSV Board and replace
the cable.
3.
If the problem persists, replace the EP-SV.
4.
If the problem persists, refer to EP Accessory manual to perform the corrective actions.
[Login Setup / Auditron Administration] > [Login Setup / Auditron Mode] is set as [Remote
Access].
Take actions in the following order:
If the problem persists, replace the EPSV-IF Board.
An EP-related product other than the IC Card Gate is connected (set). Or, the IC Card Gate
are installed (set) together with other EP-related products.
2.
1.
Without the EP-related products connected, start up the machine and set [Login Setup /
Auditron Administration] > [Login Setup / Auditron Mode] to other than [Remote Access].
2.
Install the IC Card Remote Authentication Kit option and set the IC Card Gate of EP-related
product to single connection.
121-313 IC Card Auditron Software-key Fail
[Error Type]
121-311 IC Card Auditron Passwd Fail
System Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
During power ON, an error has occurred due to the following setting combinations that are not
allowed.
During power ON, this machine performs auto correction and reboots because of incorrect
combination between the external authentication settings of this machine and the connected
machine.
The IC Card Gate of EP-related product is connected singly (set).
[Login Setup / Auditron Administration] > [Login Setup / Auditron Mode] is set as [Remote
Access].
When the IC Card Gate is connected:

If all the following settings have been made, [IC Card Link Mode] is changed to [Enter Password].
The IC Card Remote Authentication Kit option is not installed.
Set [Login Setup / Auditron Administration] > [Login Setup / Auditron Mode] to [Remote
Access].
Set [Login Setup / Auditron Administration] > [Login Setup / Auditron Mode] > [Remote Access]
> [IC Card Link Mode] to [No Password Required].
Select [System Settings] > [Network Settings] > [Remote Authentication Server/Directory
Service] > [Authentication System] and set to Kerberos or SMB.
Take actions in the following order:

1.
Without the EP-related products connected, start up the machine and set [Login Setup /
Auditron Administration] > [Login Setup / Auditron Mode] to other than [Remote Access].
2.
Install the IC Card Remote Authentication Kit option.
121-314 Customize User Prompts Fail

[Error Type]
system fail
When the IC Card Gate is connected:

This system automatically sets [Login Setup / Auditron Administration] > [Login Setup / Auditron
Mode] > [Remote Access] > [IC Card Link Mode] to [Enter Password]. If you do not want to use a
password, make the appropriate settings.
[Fault Content]
Customize User Prompts Fail
121-312 IC Card Auditron Accessory Fail

Version 1.2
2010/08
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Troubleshooting
121-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-600
Version 1.2
1.
When the machine was in Network Accounting Mode, ChainLink was Card Auditron Level 2 OR IC
Card Auditron Level 2 and the panel specified Customize User Prompts=""prompt 2 only"" OR
""none"".
Authentication=Remote, Accounting=OFF (Keep Log), Feature Service Pathway=Locked, Job

Status Pathway=Locked, Machine Status Pathway=Locked, Password for ICCG External
Authentication Link=OFF, and Authentication System=AWAA
In addition, when Authentication != Remote, it becomes system failure.
Change the system data (Chain-Link) so that the detection condition will not occur.
(E.g. To enable Card Auditron Level 2/IC Card Auditron Level 2 when the machine is in Network
Accounting Mode, set Customize User Prompts to ""both"" or ""prompt 1 only"".)
121-316 EP Accessory conflicts with SecureAccess

[Error Type]
SysR
[Fault Content]
Prohibited Combination of EP Accessory Connection and Secure Access Authentication
The EP Accessory is connected and the authentication method is set to Secure Access.
Because Secure Access itself is an alternate method for IC Card authentication of EPA connection,
there is no meaning to install both. Therefore, combination of the EP Accessory connection and the
Secure Access authentication is prohibited.
1.
Remove the EP Accessory connection.
2.
Remove the EP Accessory connection temporarily, set the authentication method to an option other
than Secure Access (either of: Authentication OFF, LOCAL Authentication or REMOTE
Authentication), and then connect the EP Accessory again.
121-317 Continuous JOB setting missmatch of EPLyzer

[Error Type]
Sys
[Fault Content]
Continuous Job setting mismatch of EPLyzer
When 850-020 is "0" and the Auditron Mode was changed from INTERNAL AUDITRON to an option
other than INTERNAL AUDITRON.
Set the system data 850-020 to "0".
Or, return the Auditron Mode to INTERNAL AUDITRON. (700-540=1)
121-318 Auth/Accout Settings Is Not Supported

[Error Type]
SysR
[Fault Content]
Auth/Accout Settings Is Not Supported
When (1) or (2) in the following is met:
When "Accessory Type" = ICCG only

The machine operates normally only when the following system data is set (AND).
Therefore, cases other than the above forms the detection condition.
2.
When "Accessory Type" = There are connections other than ICCG

The following cases are the detection conditions:
Authentication=OFF, Accounting=XSA or OFF (Keep Log)
Authentication=Local, Accounting=OFF or XSA or OFF (Keep Log)
(When Authentication=Remote or CA, it becomes system failure)
(None applicable because it is automatic reboot)
121-319 Fax Send Charging and Internet FAX Setting Confliction

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Fax Send Charging and Internet FAX Setting Conflict
When the device is starting up, it was detected that the Internet FAX Kit function was already
activated when the Fax send billing function was enabled.
Disable the Fax send billing function or the Internet FAX Kit functions, and then restart the device.
121-320 EP-SV Setting information conflict fail.

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
EP-SV - Double installation contract error with Web-based EP.
It was detected that the EP cont has doubled installation contracts for the EP-SV and the Webbased EP.
There are double contracts for the EP-SV and the Web-based EP.
Change the C/L to disable either one of the installation contracts and set correct contract settings.
121-321 EP-DX Setting information conflict fail.

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
EP-DX - Double installation contract error with Web-based EP.
It was detected that the EP cont has doubled installation contracts for the EP-DX and the Webbased EP.
Go to OF-01 Common System Fail. Perform step (5) to collect reports and the subsequent steps.
121-323 Web EP Software Fail

[Error Type]
There are double contracts for the EP-DX and the Web-based EP.
System Fail
Change the C/L to disable either one of the installation contracts and set correct contract settings.
[Fault Content]
121-322 Controller Price Table Error
Fatal error related to Web EP.
[Error Type]
System Fail
Fatal error related to Web EP.
[Fault Content]
EPA - Controller unit price table settings error
When the Fax send billing function is turned ON (850-021=1), the following was detected at power
ON or at recovery from Power Save.
Turn the power OFF then ON. If the problem still persists, obtain the info9 or xxx.tgz log and
network log immediately after the problem has occurred and contact the support department for
instructions.
1.
The standard image quality unit price (850-022) or the high image quality unit price (850-023)
in the unit price table for Fax send billing was set to "0".
2.
The accumulated value from the Maximum Stored Number of Sheets (840-003: 999 by default)
and the standard image quality unit price (850-022) or the high image quality unit price (850023) in the unit table was set to a value larger than the maximum price (15.120 yen) that can
be inserted for Coin Kit 8.
3.
4.
The standard image quality unit price (850-022) is larger than the high image quality unit price
(850-023).
With a new type of subtraction system (M/C Unit-Price Table system) ON (850-027=1),
121-324 Fax Send Charging And Scan Setting Confliction

[Error Type]
system
[Fault Content]
Fax Send Charging and Scan Setting Confliction.
While device is on, it is detected that with FAX Send Charging enabled, Blank Document Detection
is enabled or Blank Document Detection Display (display on KO screen) is enabled.
an available unit price (855-xxx) is set to a value out of the range of 1 to 9999999.
(As to DMP2009 or later, switch to another Fault (21-213).)
Set 850-021 to 0 (disable FAX Send Charging), or
Detection Condition (1): When the Fax send billing function is not used, set 850-021 to "0" (function
OFF).
When using the Fax send billing function, set both the standard image quality unit price (850-022)
and the high image quality unit price (850-023) to a value other than "0", and then turn the power
OFF then ON.
set 820-123 to 0 and 790-670 to 0 and restart the device.
121-333 EPSV-EP M/C Communication Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
Detection Condition (2): When the Fax send billing function is not used, set 850-021 to "0" (function
OFF).
[Fault Content]
When using the Fax send billing function, correct the Maximum Stored Number of Sheets and unit
prices, and then turn the power OFF then ON.
Detection Condition (3): Set the standard image quality unit price (850-022) to a value that is equal
to or less than the high image quality unit price (850-023), and then turn the power OFF then ON.
EPSV-EP M/C Communication Fail

1.
If this condition does not apply to your case, check what value is set in [850-014: Accessory
Connection Monitoring Timer Value] and go to one of the following.
Detection Condition (4):

(As to DMP2009 or later, switch to another Fault (21-213).)
In order not to use the new type of subtraction system (M/C Unit Price Table system), set the
value in NVM(850-027) to 0 (The function OFF).
2.
To use the new type of subtraction system (M/C Unit-Price Table system), set every available
unit price (855-xxx) to a value between 1 and 9999999. Power OFF then ON.
3.
Version 1.2
The power was turned ON, with the Power Saver key, the Start key and the numeric key [0] pressed
down.
850-014 = 0
For one of the reasons given under (4), this error is detected. See (4) Others.
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850-014 = 1-9
121-xxx FIP
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121-xxx FIP
A certain time (1-9 min) preset in [850-014] after this machine was turned on and reported the Wake
Up command to the accessory, the machine did not receive any response from the accessory.
850-014 = 1-9: This error will occur a certain minute(s) [1-9 min] after the UI panel displays [Please
wait].
4.
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Version 1.2
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
EPSV Login Fail
Others
When turned on, this machine asked for a response to the [Does the accessory exist?] signal and
detected [The accessory does not exist].
Or
A lapse of 10 sec after the accessory reported ACK to this machine, the accessory did not report
Wake Up Answer to this machine.
Verification of the login information in WAKE UP ANSWER resulted in an error.

Check connection of the cable between the EP-SV and the ESS.
Or
If they are connected correctly, turn the power OFF then ON. If the problem persists, perform the
This machine received three consecutive NAKs.
1.
When the problem occurs for one of these reasons under [Others], this error will occur [within 30
sec] after the UI panel displays [Please wait].
2.
Reinstall or replace the EPSV-IF Board.
3.
Replace the EP-SV.
1.
2.
Turn ON the power without pressing down the Power Saver key, the Start key, and the numeric key
[0].
121-335 EPSV Wake Up Answer Fail
850-014 = 0 This error is thought to be detected for one of the reasons under (4) Others.
[Error Type]
3.
Take the appropriate actions given under (4) Others.
850-014 = 1-9
Set 850-014 to a larger value than the current one and operate again.
4.
If this condition does not apply to your case, check what value is set in [850-014: Accessory
Connection Monitoring Timer Value] and go to one of the following.
If 9 causes the problem to reoccur, set 850-014 to 0.
If 0 causes the problem to reoccur, take the appropriate actions given under (4) Others.
Others
Check that the accessory is ON.
Check if the cable is connected between EP-SV and ESS.
If the cable is properly connected, turn OFF then ON this machine. If the problem persists, perform
the following:
4-1. Check if Controller ROM is the latest version. If not, upgrade it to the latest version.
If so, you do not need to download the latest version of it.
4-2. Reinstall the EPSV-IF board.
4-3. Replace the EPSV-IF board.
4-4. Replace EP-SV.
If you intentionally removed EP-SV or EP Accessory, set 850-001 to 0 in DC131. (Set it to

EP Accessory Connected. )
4-5. If the problem persists, go to the following and resolve it.
If you intentionally removed EP-SV or EP Accessory, set 850-001 to 0 in DC131. (Set it to

EP Accessory Connected. )
OF-01 Common System Fail: Perform the step for collecting reports and subsequent
steps.
121-334 EPSV Login Fail
System Fail
[Fault Content]
EPSV Wake Up Answer Fail
The WAKE UP ANSWER cannot be received.
1.
2.
3.
Replace the EP-SV.

121-336 Unknown EP Accessory

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
EP-SV - Accessories type unknown.
The EP related accessory type was unknown in WAKE UP ANSWER.
1.
2.
3.
Replace the EP-SV.
1.
Check whether or not the Controller ROM is the latest version and upgrade it to the latest.
2.
3.
Replace the EP-SV.
4.
121-339 Price Table Error

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
EPA - Unit price table error
121-337 EP Accessory Self Diag Fail
[Error Type]
Detection Condition (1): When the M/C is running, a notification is issued from the Coin Kit
indicating that the price data in the Coin Kit has been changed.
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Detection Condition (2): When the M/C is booting or returning from Power Save, a notification is
issued from the Coin Kit indicating a unit price error. (The unit price table in the Coin Kit contains
unset unit price(s))
EP-SV - Accessories self-diagnostic result error.
Self-diagnostic of the EP related accessories in WAKE UP ANSWER resulted in an error.
Detection Condition (1): Turn the power OFF then ON.
Detection Condition (2): Correct the unit price settings in the Coin Kit, and then turn the power OFF
then ON.
1.
OF-01 Perform the procedures after (5) obtaining reports in Common System Fail.
121-340 EP Accessory Miss Match
2.
[Error Type]
3.
Replace the EP-SV.
4.
System Fail
[Fault Content]
EP-SV - Accessories Form Mismatch
121-338 EPSV Answer Time Out
The combination of accessories that are installed does not match the specifications.
[Error Type]
System Fail
Checks whether they are installed correctly against the specifications.

If they are installed correctly, turn the power OFF then ON. If the problem persists, perform the
[Fault Content]
EPSV - Answer Timeout
1.
Answers other than WAKE UP ANSWER from the EP-SV cannot be received.
2.
Version 1.2
121-350 EPSV Logic Fail
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[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
EP-SV - Unexpected Error
1.
2.
3.
Replace the EP-SV.

121-370 EP-DX - unexpected error

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
EP-DX - Unexpected Error
Pflite Function Error
Library Function Error
Undefined Message/Undefined Parameter Received, etc.
1.
2.
Check the connections of the FAX USB cable.

2010/08
2-604
Version 1.2
123-207 Comm Manager Target Fail (UI-Panel)
The data received from the Controller exceeded the upper limit for the processing capability in the
Panel.
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
COMM. Manager Target Error

Incorrect mailbox value on the cm_send_msg statement, or the target is not SYS when receiving
from SIO.
123-312 Diag mode change Fail (Punch unit type set)

[Error Type]
Serial Transmission Failure
System Fail
[Fault Content]
SB-Fin Punch Unit Initial Installation NG After Diag Mode
123-209 EVM Returns Wrong Value (UI-Panel)
The data received from the Controller has exceeded the upper limit of the processing capability in
the Panel.
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
(UI-Panel) Return Value Error from EVM
123-317 Receive Message Queue Full (UI-Panel)
UI-SW failure in the ESS PWB.
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
(UI-Panel) Receive Message Queue Full
123-310 Send Queue Full (UI-Panel)
[Error Type]
Panel.
System Fail
[Fault Content]
(UI-Panel) Send Queue Full
The data sent from the Panel to the Controller exceeded the upper limit for the processing
capability.
123-318 Receive Finish Queue Full (UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
System Fail
123-311 Receive Queue Full (UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
(UI-Panel) Receive Completion Queue Full
Panel.
System Fail
[Fault Content]
(UI-Panel) Receive Queue Full

Version 1.2
2010/08
2-605
123-xxx FIP
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123-xxx FIP
123-320 NVM initialized for FCW composition.

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Automatic recovery has occurred (FCW/HB) because incorrect value was detected in the system
data area that has no compatibility among the different type of UI panels
When the M/C was started or booted, it was detected that a value, which is out of the guaranteed
range for the currently installed panel, is set in the system data area that has no compatibility among
the different type of UI panels (HB/FCW/MCW).
This error does not occur during the usual physical UI panel type replacement.
If for some reason the incorrect data got stored, the machine performs reboot and automatic
recovery using the same system as when the panel is physically replaced.
Even when this error code is displayed, the machine can still be used normally after pressing
[Close].
However, set necessary mechanical settings before using it because the Controller NVM has been
initialized into the FCW/MCW panel configuration.
123-322 Target Fail (UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Target Error
123-323 Address Fail (UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Address Error
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Version 1.2
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Object Cannot Be Created (HB/FCW)
The specified UI internal object could not be created due to any setting/specification error. UI-SW
failure in the ESS PWB.
123-326 Memory Overflow (UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Memory Overflow
The memory in the GUAM exceeded the upper limit.
123-327 Button Overflow (UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Button Overflow
The memory for the (synchronous display) button in the GUAM exceeded the upper limit.
123-328 UI Internal Fail with Out of Area

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
UI Internal I/F Failure
A coordinate value out of the range of the display screen was detected (WxH = 640x240).
123-325 Object Creation Fail (UI-Panel)
123-337 Frame Data Error with Invalid Data Type
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
123-329 UI Internal Fail with Invalid Coordinates
Invalid frame data was detected.

The incorrect value of the Data Type detected by Frame ID was detected.
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
UI Internal I/F Failure
The coordination value that cannot be displayed was detected (X = 4 times numeric position).
123-341 Event Queue Full (UI-Panel)
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
123-332 I/F Fail (Invalid Parameter CP)
Event Queue Full (UI-Panel)
[Error Type]
SysR
[Fault Content]
Interface Failure
Incorrect parameter was detected at the Drv. I/F between the DM and CP.
123-342 Event Queue Empty (UI-Panel)
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Event Queue Empty (UI-Panel)
123-333 I/F Fail (Impossible Communication)
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Interface Failure
123-343 Invalid Class (UI-Panel)
Impossible transmission with the Control Panel was detected.
[Error Type]
System Fail
The H/W connection in the Panel is faulty or the internal connection could not be correctly detected.
[Fault Content]
Incorrect Class (UI-Panel)
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-607
123-xxx FIP
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123-xxx FIP
123-344 Invalid Type (UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Incorrect Type (UI-Panel)
123-345 Timer Queue Full (UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Timer Queue Full (UI-Panel)
123-346 Invalid Timer Number (UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Incorrect Timer Number (UI-Panel)
123-350 One Touch Key Fail (MCW)

[Error Type]
SysR
2010/08
2-608
Version 1.2
[Fault Content]
MCW-Panel One-Touch Key Fail (the number of the detected One-Touch Keys does not match)
When checking the number of the one-touch keys in the MCW-Panel (Control Panel Driver SW)
during the initialization process at power ON, it was detected that there is a H/W Mismatch (multiple
key count detection results do not match) .
Turn the power OFF then ON, and then replace the One-Touch Key Module of the MCW-Panel.
123-352 Sys EEPROM Read Error(UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
sysR
[Fault Content]
Sys EEPROM Read Error (UI-Panel)
An error internal to the con-panel (an abnormal value in EEPROM for Sys) has beed detected.
Power OFF then ON. If the problem persists, perform the following:
123-353 UI Cable Connect Error(UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
sysR
[Fault Content]
UI Cable Connection Error (UI-Panel)
The Control Panel has detected that the UI Cable is disconnected.
123-354 Decrease in 24V Error(UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
sysR
[Fault Content]
24V Power Drop Detected error (UI-Panel)
The Control Panel has detected a drop in 24V power voltage.
123-355 Decreas in 5V Error(UI-Panel)
The Control Panel has detected that writing in the EEPROM there for logging failed.
[Error Type]
sysR
[Fault Content]
123-362 No Object (UI-Panel)
5V Power Drop Detected error (UI-Panel)
[Error Type]
The Control Panel has detected a drop in 5V power voltage.
System Fail
[Fault Content]
No Object (FCW)
123-356 FAX OTK Cable Connect Error(UI-Panel)
[Error Type]
sysR
[Fault Content]
123-368 Short of UI Memory (UI-Panel)
FAX OTK Cable Connection Error (UI-Panel)
[Error Type]
The Control Panel has detected that FFC is disconnected from One Touch Key for FAX or that One
Touch Key has a problem.
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Insufficient Memory (FCW)
123-357 Sys EEPROM Write Error(UI-Panel)
There is insufficient memory or the connection failed.
[Error Type]
sysR
[Fault Content]
Sys EEPROM Write Error (UI-Panel)
123-369 Invalid Interface Value (UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
The Control Panel has detected that writing in the EEPROM there failed.
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Incorrect Interface Value (UI-Panel)
123-358 Log EEPROM Write Error(UI-Panel)
[Error Type]
sysR
[Fault Content]
Log EEPROM Write Error (UI-Panel)
123-370 Interface Length Fail (UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
System Fail
Version 1.2
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123-xxx FIP
[Fault Content]
Interface Length Failure (UI-Panel)
The parameter sent from the Controller was incorrect.
2010/08
2-610
Version 1.2
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Incorrect User Job ID (UI-Panel)
The Job ID parameter sent from the Controller was incorrect.
123-371 Interface Parameter Fail (UI-Panel)
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Interface Parameter Failure (UI-Panel)
The parameter sent from the Controller was incorrect.
123-375 Internal Resource Fail (UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Internal Resource Failure (UI-Panel)
123-372 Interface Sequence Fail (UI-Panel)
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Interface Sequence Failure (UI-Panel)
The initialization command from the Controller was not sent within the specified time.
123-376 Internal Memory Fail (UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Internal Memory Failure (UI-Panel)
123-373 Channel Fail (UI-Panel)
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Channel Failure (UI-Panel)
The channel sent from the Controller was incorrect.
123-374 Invalid User Job ID (UI-Panel)
123-377 UI Timer Fail (UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Timer Failure (UI-Panel)
123-378 Interface Format Fail (UI-Panel)
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Interface Format Failure (UI-Panel)
123-382 Scanner Interface Fail (UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
System Fail
The data format sent from the Controller was incorrect.
[Fault Content]
Scanner Interface Failure (UI-Panel)
123-379 Dispatch Fail (UI-Panel)
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Dispatch Failure (UI-Panel)
123-383 Report Interface Fail (UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Report Interface Failure (UI-Panel)
123-380 Copy Interface Fail (UI-Panel)
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Copy Interface Failure (UI-Panel)
123-384 Server Access Fail (UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Server Access Failure (HB/FCW)
123-381 Fax Interface Fail (UI-Panel)
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Fax Interface Failure (UI-Panel)
123-385 Service Object Overflow (UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Service Object Overflow (UI-Panel)
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-611
123-xxx FIP
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Troubleshooting
123-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-612
Version 1.2
[Fault Content]
Argument Failure (HB/FCW)
123-386 Invalid Service Object (UI-Panel)
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Incorrect Service Object (UI-Panel)
123-390 Job Parameter Fail (UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Job Parameter Argument Error (UI-Panel)
123-387 Invalid Service Object Attribute (UI-Panel)
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Incorrect Service Object Attribute (UI-Panel)
123-391 Job Actual Parameter Fail (UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Job Execution Argument Error (UI-Panel)
123-388 Attribute Fail (UI-Panel)
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Attribute Error (UI-Panel)
123-392 Auditron Fail (UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Incorrect Auditron (UI-Panel)
123-389 Argument Fail (UI-Panel)
[Error Type]
System Fail
123-393 EP Fail (UI-Panel)
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
123-397 MGR Fail (UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
EP Failure (UI-Panel)
System Fail
[Fault Content]
MGR Error (UI-Panel)
123-394 File Access Fail (UI-Panel)
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
123-398 Delay Release Queue Full (UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
Incorrect File Access (UI-Panel)
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Delay Release Queue Full (UI-Panel)
123-395 NVM Fail (UI-Panel)
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
123-399 Internal Fail (UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
NVM Failure (UI-Panel)
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Internal Error (UI-Panel)
123-396 FF Fail (UI-Panel)
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
123-400 JRM I/F Internal Fail (UI-Panel)

[Error Type]
FF Error (UI-Panel)
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Due to a fatal error in the JRM IF Converter, subsequent processing cannot be performed.
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-613
123-xxx FIP
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Troubleshooting
123-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-614
There was insufficient area, an internal error or invalid IF Sequencing (or parameter) entered into
the Converter.
Version 1.2
124-310 DC132 11
[Fault Content]
Stored Data Mismatch
[Error Type]
System Fail
The serial numbers do not match.
[Fault Content]
Product No. not specified.
Replace the MCU PWB and the ESS PWB.
Procedure
Execute dC132[Billing Data Matching & Serial No Setting].
Compare the 3 Serial No.
All 3 numbers are different.

Y
N
Execute dC132[Billing Data Matching & Serial No Setting]. Make the 3 values match.
124-311 DC132 09
[Error Type]
124-314 DC132 01
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Serial No. not specified.
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Internal control error was detected.
124-312 DC132 12
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
The product No. did not match.
Procedure
Compare the 3 product No.

Y
N
124-313 DC132 10
[Error Type]
124-315 DC132 02
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Procedure
Execute dC131[NVM Read/Write].
Compare the following values.
dC131[700-600]
dC131[700-601]
dC131[700-602]
Compare the 3 numbers.
System Fail
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-615
124-xxx FIP
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124-xxx FIP
Y
2010/08
2-616
Version 1.2
124-316 DC132 03
124-319 DC132 08
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Procedure
124-317 DC132 04
[Error Type]
dC131[700-606]
dC131[700-607]
dC131[700-608]
System Fail
[Fault Content]

Y
N
Procedure
124-320 SEEPROM Fail

dC131[700-600]
dC131[700-601]
dC131[700-602]

Y
N
124-318 DC132 07
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
SEEPROM Fail
Write error occurred in the SEEPROM on the ESS Board.
Pull out and insert SEEPROM, or replace the ESS PWB.
If the system is not restored after the ESS PWB has been replaced, install back the original ESS
Obtain the logs that have been recorded in 2.5.2 Logging/Extraction Tool Operational Instructions
and contact Support G.
124-321 Backup SRAM Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Backup SRAM Fail
124-324 All Billings Mismatch
Write error occurred in the NVM on the ESS Board.
[Error Type]
1.
If the Fax Card is installed, reinstall it.
2.
Pull out and insert NVM Board or replace it.
3.
Replace the ESS PWB.
System Fail
[Fault Content]
All Billing Counter Mismatch
If the system is not restored after the ESS PWB has been replaced, install back the original ESS
Obtain the logs that have been recorded in 2.5.2 Logging/Extraction Tool Operational Instructions
and contact Support G.
The billing counters in multiple locations are all different.
124-322 DC132 05
[Error Type]
System Fail
124-325 Billing Restoration Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
Billing Counter Mismatch (1 position)
When one of the Billing counters mismatches with the others, the counter cannot be repaired.
Procedure
124-323 DC132 06
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Procedure

Compare the 3 Serial No.

Y
Replace the PWB whose values do not match.

124-326 IOT Speed Not Registered

[Error Type]
system fail
[Fault Content]
IOT Speed not registered.
dC131[700-603]
dC131[700-604]
dC131[700-605]
It was detedted that at boot, IOT Speed registration procedure status was 1 or 2.
This Fail triggers the procedure for changing IOT Speed. Accordingly the user needs to follow the
dialog displayed on the UI in order to enter the SW Key for changing IOT Speed.

Y
124-327 IOT Speed Change SW Fail
Replace the PWB whose values do not match.
[Error Type]

Version 1.2
system fail
2010/08
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124-xxx FIP
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Troubleshooting
124-xxx FIP
[Fault Content]
A SW error was detected during the procedure for changing IOT Speed.
A SW error was detected during the procedure for changing IOT Speed.
1.
a failure to shift to Diag Mode
2.
a failure in DC132
3.
a failure to read from/write in SEEP ROM
4.
a failure to reboot
1.
Replace IOT.
2.
124-328 Punch Unit User Initial SetUp

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Punch Unit User Initial Installation Screen Displayed
The notification from the Finisher indicates that the Punch Unit was detected but the punch hole
configuration is unknown.
Select the Punch Unit according to the instruction on the screen.
124-331 ESS ROM DIMM #1 Not Found

[Error Type]
System
[Fault Content]
Forgotten to install the ESS ROM DIMM #1 (Standard ROM) (deleted because unable to display)
The system detected that the ESS ROM DIMM #1 was not installed (deleted because unable to
display)
2010/08
2-618
Version 1.2
Case where the contract data on IOT side and Controller side mismatches.
Match the contract data on IOT and Controller.
124-333 ASIC Fail (Panther)

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Panther Error
An error was detected in the Panther.
1.
Reinstall or replace the RAM DIMM.

124-334 Standard Font ROM Error

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Standard FontROM Error
An error was detected in the standard Built-In Font ROM.
124-335 Font ROM Not Found

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
FONT ROM
NOT FOUND
Pull out and insert the Prt-Kit or the ROM DIMM #1 (Standard ROM). Or, replace it.
124-332 contract data mismatch

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Contract data mismatch.
The installation of the Font ROM was not detected.
1.
Pull out and insert or replace the Font ROM.
2.
124-337 ESS Standard RAM Error
Replace the machine, or replace the MCU Board.
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
124-341 CRUM Market fail MCU

[Error Type]
ESS Standard RAM (Standard ROM) Error
System Fail
[Fault Content]
An error was detected in the ESS Built-In Standard RAM.
One of CRUM destinations is different from the others (IOT).
1.
Reinstall or replace all the RAM DIMM.
2.
One of the CRUM destinations stored in three positions does not match (Data stored in the MCU
Board does not match).
(Software available for DC132)
Enter DC132. Master SYS1 to resolve the problem. If the problem persists, replace the MCU PWB.
124-338 Same Font ROMs Found
(Software unavailable for DC 132)
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Install the same Font ROM.
124-342 CRUM Market fail SYS 1

[Error Type]
System Fail
The system detected that a duplicate Font ROM was installed.
[Fault Content]
One of CRUM destinations is different from the others (SYS 1).
1.
Pull out and insert the Prt-Kit or the ROM DIMM #3. Replace it.
One of the CRUM destinations stored in three positions does not match (Data stored in the
Controller Board does not match).
124-339 ROM DIMM of Another Product Found

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Enter DC132. Master the MCU to resolve the problem. If the problem persists, replace the Cont
PWB.
Error due to installation of ROM DIMM for other models.
(Software unavailable for DC132)
Extract the SEEPROM from and reinsert it into the Controller PWB. If the problem still persists,
replace the Controller PWB.
The system detected that the ROM DIMM for another model was installed.
Check the ROM DIMM and install the appropriate ROM DIMM.
124-343 CRUM Market fail SYS 2
If the problem persists, contact Support G.
[Error Type]
System Fail
124-340 CRUM Market fail ALL

[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
One of CRUM destinations is different from the others (SYS 2).
System Fail
[Fault Content]
All three CRUM destinations are not set (0 or different values are set).
The CRUM destinations stored in three positions match but their values are not set (0).
Version 1.2
2010/08
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124-xxx FIP
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124-xxx FIP
Enter DC132. Master SYS2 to resolve the problem. If the problem persists, replace the Cont NVM
and the Cont PWB in order.
Reinstall/replace the NVMPWB. If the problem still reoccurs, replace the Controller PWB.
124-344 All Billings Metertypes Mismatch

[Error Type]
sys
[Fault Content]
Billing Meter Type Fail (All the three are different from each other.)
All the billing meter types kept at multiple locations are different.
124-345 Billing Meter Type Restoration Fail

[Error Type]
sys
[Fault Content]
Billing Meter Type Fail (One mismatches the others but cannot be automatically repaired.)
When one billing meter type did not match, this machine tried to automatically correct it but failed.
In DC131[NVM Read/Write] compare the values in the following NVMs: 720-002 and 720-062. If the
values in both are the same, replace the MCU PWB.
If they are different, replace the ESS PWB.
124-346 All Billing CountTypes Mismatch

[Error Type]
sys
[Fault Content]
Billing Count Type Fail (All the three are different from each other.)
All the billing count types kept at multiple locations are different.
124-347 Billing CountType Restoration Fail
2010/08
2-620
Version 1.2
[Error Type]
sys
[Fault Content]
Billing Count Type Fail (One mismatches the others but cannot be automatically repaired.)
When one billing count type did not match, this machine tried to automatically correct it but failed.
In DC131[NVM Read/Write] compare the values in the following NVMs:
If the values in both 720-052 and 720-063 are the same, replace the MCU PWB.
124-348 All Modal Break Points Mismatch

[Error Type]
sys
[Fault Content]
Modal Break Point Fail (All the three are different from each other.)
All the Modal Break Points kept at multiple locations are different.
124-349 Modal Break Point Restoration Fail

[Error Type]
sys
[Fault Content]
Modal Break Point Fail (One mismatches the others but cannot be automatically repaired.)
When one Modal Break Point did not match, this machine tried to automatically correct it but failed.
In DC131[NVM Read/Write] compare the values in the following NVMs:
If the values in both 720-057 and 720-064 are the same, replace the MCU PWB.
124-350 CRUM OEM fail ALL

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
All three CRUM OEM destinations are not set (0 or different values are set).
The CRUM OEM destinations stored in three positions match but their values are not set (0).
One of the CRUM OEM destinations stored in three positions does not match (Data stored in the
124-351 CRUM OEM fail MCU
Enter DC132. Mater SYS2 to resolve the problem. If the problem persists, replace the Cont NVM
[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Reinstall/replace the NVM PWB. If the problem still persists, replace the Controller PWB.
One of CRUM OEM destinations is different from the others (IOT).
124-360 CRUM validation fail ALL
[Error Type]
MCU Board does not match).
System Fail
[Fault Content]
All three CRUM Enable/Disable settings are not set (0 or different values are set).

The CRUM Enable/Disable settings stored in three positions match but their values are not set (0).
124-352 CRUM OEM fail SYS 1
124-361 CRUM validation fail MCU
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
System Fail
System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
One of CRUM OEM destinations is different from the others (SYS 1).
One of CRUM Enable/Disable settings is different from the others (IOT).
One of the CRUM Enable/Disable settings stored in three positions does not match (Data stored in
the MCU Board does not match).

PWB.
124-353 CRUM OEM fail SYS 2
124-362 CRUM validation fail SYS 1

[Error Type]
[Error Type]
System Fail
System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
One of CRUM OEM destinations is different from the others (SYS 2).
One of CRUM Enable/Disable settings is different from the others (SYS 1).
the Controller Board does not match).
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-621
124-xxx FIP
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
124-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-622
Version 1.2
PWB.

124-363 CRUM validation fail SYS 2

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
One of CRUM Enable/Disable settings is different from the others (SYS 2).
the Controller Board does not match).
124-374 IOT IM DeviceDriver SW Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
IOT IM Device Driver Software Failure
The IOT controller software has detected a fatal error.
Also occurs when the system data obtained from within the Cont during start up has an incorrect
value.
Occurs if DiagExit is carried out when SysUser NV initialization or IOT NV Write resulted in "Exit
(Keep Log)", but does not occur when "Exit (Clear Log)" is used.
124-380 CRUM Market fail ALL (2)
[Error Type]
Reinstall/replace the NVM PWB. If the problem still persists, replace the Controller PWB.
124-372 IOT sc Soft Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
IOT Controller Software Failure
System Fail
[Fault Content]
All three CRUM destinations are not set (0 or different values are set) #Case-(2).
The CRUM destinations stored in three positions match but their values are not set (0).
IOT Controller software failure.
124-381 CRUM Market fail MCU (2)
[Error Type]
124-373 IOT Manager SW Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
IOT Manager Software Failure
An error in the IOT Manager software was detected.
System Fail
[Fault Content]
One of CRUM destinations is different from the others (IOT). #Case-(2)
One of the CRUM destinations stored in three positions does not match (Data stored in the MCU
Board does not match).
124-382 CRUM Market fail SYS 1 (2)
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
System Fail
System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
One of CRUM destinations is different from the others (SYS 1). #Case-(2)
One of CRUM OEM destinations is different from the others (IOT). #Case-(2)
MCU Board does not match).
Enter DC132. Master the MCU to resolve the problem. If the problem persists, replace the Controller
PWB.
124-392 CRUM OEM fail SYS 1 (2)

[Error Type]
124-383 CRUM Market fail SYS 2 (2)
System Fail
[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
System Fail
One of CRUM OEM destinations is different from the others (SYS 1). #Case-(2)
[Fault Content]
One of CRUM destinations is different from the others (SYS 2). #Case-(2)
PWB.


124-390 CRUM OEM fail ALL (2)
124-393 CRUM OEM fail SYS 2 (2)

[Error Type]
[Error Type]
System Fail
System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
All three CRUM OEM destinations are not set (0 or different values are set). #Case-(2)
One of CRUM OEM destinations is different from the others (SYS 2). #Case-(2)
The CRUM OEM destinations stored in three positions match but their values are not set (0).

124-391 CRUM OEM fail MCU (2)

Version 1.2
2010/08
2-623
124-xxx FIP
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Troubleshooting
124-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-624
124-700 Trimming Cancelled

[Fault Name]
Trimming Cancelled
[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
Trimming was cancelled due to incorrect finished size during trimming.
When the paper size to be output is compared with the finished size specified by trimming, it was
detected that the finished size is out of the range where trimming can be done.
Specify a post-trimming finished size that can conform to the output size.
124-701 Output tray changed from Side Tray

[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
The machine changed output tray from Side Tray to another and continued printing.
Paper that cannot be output to SideTray was detected. (paper size and paper type)
Replace the paper with paper that can be output to Side Tray and rerun the job.
Version 1.2
Repair the Booklet Tray using another FIP detected at the same time.
124-704 Envelop Folder Tray to Center Tra

[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
The output tray was changed from the Folder Tray to the Center Tray and printing continued.
The output tray has been changed to the Center Tray because a failure was detected in the Folder
Tray.
Repair the Folder Tray using another FIP detected at the same time.
124-705 Punching Canceled

[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
Punching instruction was canceled and printing continued.
Punching function was canceled and printing was continued because a failure was detected in the
Puncher.
Repair Punch using another FIP detected at the same time.
124-702 Output tray changed from Stacker
124-706 Folding Canceled
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
The machine changed output tray from Stacker to another and continued printing.
Paper that cannot be output to Stacker was detected. (paper size and paper type)
Replalce the paper with paper that can be output to Stacker and rerun the job.
124-703 Booklet Tray to Center Tray

[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
The output tray was changed from the Booklet Tray to the Center Tray and printing continued.
The output tray has been changed to the Center Tray because a failure was detected in the Booklet
Tray.
Warning
[Fault Content]
Folding instruction was canceled and printing continued.
Folder function was canceled and printing was continued because a failure was detected in the
Folder failure.
Repair Folder using another FIP detected at the same time.
124-708 Changed To Sub Tray

[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
The machine changed output tray from the selected tray to Sub Tray and continued printing.
The paper was output from the center tray instead of from the selected tray
1.
A different paper size other than the selected size was output for double-sided setting
2.
Puncher of Finisher C malfunctioned
[(1) Sub Tray output when there is a size mismatch during double-sided setting]
When there is a size mismatch, Simplex setting outputs to the selected tray and Duplex setting
outputs to the Sub tray.
The aim in changing the output to the Sub Tray based on the SheetDelivered receive timing
from the IOT is displayed in the Control Panel which displays "Copying" message when the
[Start] button is pressed, until the IOT stops.
There is no special display in the driver.
[(2) Sub Tray output when the Finisher malfunctioned]
Decolor and Puncher failures are not SubSystemFail, they are LocalFail.
When Decolor fails, output goes to the selected Finisher.
When Puncher fails, output goes to the Sub Tray.
The aim in changing the output to the Sub Tray based on the SheetDelivered receive timing
from the IOT is displayed in the Control Panel which displays "Copying" message when the
[Start] button is pressed, until the IOT stops.
However, when booklet is selected, output goes to the Booklet.
For case (1), please check that the same selected paper size has been set on the paper tray.
For case (2), check that the error codes: 012-231, 012-232, 012-233 or 012-234 has been
displayed, and refer to the corresponding FIP to repair the problem.
124-709 Stapler sheets counts over warning

[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
The No. of Stapler Sheets exceeded and printing continued.
The No. of Stapler Sheets exceeded was detected but printing was continued.
The No. of Stapler Sheets exceeded was detected but printing was continued.
124-710 Output Tray changed from MailBoxSorter

[Error Type]
warning
[Fault Content]
The machine changed output tray from Sorter to another and continued printing.
Paper that cannot be output to Mailbox Sorter was detected. (paper size and paper type)
Replace the paper with paper that can be output to Mailbox Sorter and rerun the job.
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-625
124-xxx FIP
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Troubleshooting
124-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-626
Version 1.2
125-311 PSWcont Unexpected Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
PSWcont Unexpected Error
PSW Cont Software Failure
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-627
125-xxx FIP
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Troubleshooting
125-xxx FIP
2010/08
2-628
Version 1.2
127-210 DFE Communication Fail
[Error Type]
2.6.1 Software Download
Service Fail
[Fault Content]
Controller Detected DFE Comm Error
127-220 DEF Communicaiton Error (video)

[Error Type]
Service Fail
The Green Controller detected communication failure with the DFE.
[Fault Content]
DEF Detected Communication Error (Video)
Pull out and insert the DFE connection cable.
The DFE detected communication error in the Video system.
127-211 DFE Parameter Error
[Error Type]
Service Fail
[Fault Content]
Controller Detected DFE Parameter Error
127-221 DEF Communicaiton Error (Command)

[Error Type]
Service Fail
The Green Controller detected incorrect parameter for command communication with the DFE.
[Fault Content]
DEF Detected Communication Error (Command)
Pull out and insert the DFE connection cable.
The DFE detected communication error in the Command system.
127-212 ExtPrint Check Mode Error
[Error Type]
Service Fail
[Fault Content]
External Print Check Mode Error
127-310 ESR Task Fatal error

[Error Type]
System Fail
The Controller detected an error in the External CDI H/W Check Mode.
[Fault Content]
Fatal error of ESR Task.
Pull out and insert the command/video cables between the DFE and M/C.
127-213 ExtPrint I/F Mismatch
A fatal error occurred in ESR Task.
[Error Type]
Service Fail
[Fault Content]
External Print IF Mismatch
127-311 ExtPRTc Fatal Error

[Error Type]
System Fail
The Controller detected the mismatch with the I/F version notified from the DFE.
Match the software versions of DFE and ESS.
[Fault Content]
Fatal error related to ExtPRTc.
Version 1.2
2010/08
2-629
127-xxx FIP
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Troubleshooting
127-xxx FIP
Fatal error related to ExtPRTc.
127-312 DFE Video Link Fail

[Error Type]
system fail
[Fault Content]
DFE-detected Video Link Fail
DFE detected a Video Link error.
Disconnect and connect the DFE connection cable.
Turn OFF then ON the power. If the problem persists, perform the following.
127-313 ESS Video Link Fail

[Error Type]
system fail
[Fault Content]
ESS-detected Video Link Fail
ESS detected a Video Link error.
Disconnect and connect the DFE connection cable.
127-314 WSD Print S/W Fail

[Error Type]
system fail
[Fault Content]
a fatal error related to WSD Print Service
ESS detected a Video Link error.
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[Fault Content]
A ThinPrin .print-related fatal error
A problem has occurred with software processing, causing the processing to stop ever since.
127-320 DFE Critical Fail

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Fatal error related to Bizen DFE.
An error occurred in the connection to the DFE. Or, the DFE needs to treat the device as
SystemFail.
Take the corrective actions based on the Fault Code displayed in the DFE monitor, then reboot the
system.
If the problem persists, perform the following procedures.
1.
Check the connection to the DFE.
2.
Check the device settings.
3.
Check the DFE HW.
4.
Check the device HW.
127-337 JobTemplate HDD Write Error

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
[Write error in obtaining JT]
An error has occurred when the Job Template was stored in the local HD.
There was a temporary file access failure during polling for internal use, or an error occurred when
writing to a local HDD of the Job Template (besides HDD Full).
to repair it.
After performing the procedure in
127-315 ThinPrint S/W Fail
OF-02 HDD System Fail,

127-342 JobTemplate Monitor Fail
[Fault Content]
Fatal error related to Mail IO.
[Error Type]
System Fail
Fatal error related to Mail IO.
[Fault Content]
[JT Monitor Failure]

Fatal errors to be detected by the JT monitor.
127-398 IPP Soft Fatal error
[Error Type]
System Fail
127-353 LPD Soft Fatal error

[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Fatal error related to IPP.
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Fatal error related to IPP.
Fatal error related to lpd.
Fatal error related to lpd.
127-399 JME Soft Fatal error
[Error Type]
System Fail
127-354 FTP Server Software Fail

[Error Type]
[Fault Content]
Fatal error related to JME.
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Fatal error related to JME.
Fatal error of FTP Server.
A fatal error of FTP Server was detected.
127-396 MailIO Soft Fatal error

[Error Type]
System Fail
127-700 SIP Registration Fail

[Error Type]
warning
[Fault Content]
A failure in registering with the SIP Registration Server
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An error has occurred in registering device info with the SIP Registration Server.
Check what the SIP Registration Server is set to on the device.
Check that the SIP Registration Server is available.
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The specified data cannot be read due to reasons such as the specified data is broken.
[Error Type]
Service Fail
The host may treat this failure as a System Fail.
[Fault Content]
Incorrect Parameter
133-214 Fax USB Open Fail in Initializing
The parameter value was inappropriate.

(An error of the interface itself, such as a too long parameter) The necessary parameter is not
notified.
[Error Type]
NOTE: Depending on the host, this error may not be returned but the Fax card may be reset.
[Fault Content]
Service Fail
USB Open failed at initialization.
133-211 Fax Parameter Value Invalid
Detected by FAPE (createInstance failed).
[Error Type]
Service Fail
[Fault Content]
Incorrect Parameter
133-215 Fax USB Device Fatal Error

[Error Type]
The PV exceeds the range.
Service Fail
[Fault Content]
USB Device Fatal Error
133-212 Fax Read Erro No Data
Sent to the FAPE as an asynchronized event.
[Error Type]
Service Fail
[Fault Content]
Data Read Error - No Data
133-216 Fax USB Host Fatal Error

[Error Type]
The specified data was not found (incorrect no. or channel).
Service Fail
[Fault Content]
USB Host Fatal Error
133-213 Fax Read Error-Invalid Data
Sent to the FAPE as an asynchronized event.
[Error Type]
Service Fail
[Fault Content]
133-217 Fax Manager Short of Memory
Data Read Error - Invalid Data

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[Error Type]
Service Fail
[Fault Content]
Insufficient Fax Manager Memory
Sent to the FAPE as an asynchronized event. (Currently undefined)
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133-221 Fax Card not respond when system is Booting

[Error Type]
Service Fail
[Fault Content]
No response at Fax Card booting.
The Fax Card did not respond within the specified time on booting.
133-218 Fax Card Message Library Short of Memory
[Error Type]
Service Fail
[Fault Content]
Insufficient Fax Card Message Library Memory
Sent to the FAPE as an asynchronized event. (Currently undefined)
133-222 Fax Card does not respond intervally

[Error Type]
Service Fail
[Fault Content]
The Fax Card did not respond within the specified time.
The Fax Card did not respond within the specified time.
133-219 Fax Short of Work Memory
[Error Type]
Service Fail
[Fault Content]
Insufficient Working Memory
Due to insufficient memory, the system was unable to reserve the memory required for the
processing.
133-220 Fax Control task detects error

[Error Type]
Service Fail
[Fault Content]
Fatal error of Fax Cont.
Due to an error during Fax Cont software processing, subsequent processes cannot be performed.
133-223 Fax Card Reset

[Error Type]
Service Fail
[Fault Content]
Fax Card Reset
Fax Card Reset
133-224 Controller ROM Fax Card ROM mismatch

[Error Type]
Service Fail
[Fault Content]
Version mismatch between the Controller ROM and the Fax Card ROM.
The Controller detected version mismatch.
Upgrade both the Controller and Fax Card ROM to the latest version.
A message not specified in the I/F settings was received from the Fax Card.
133-225 Fax address book illegal setting
[Error Type]
Service Fail
133-282 Fax Card download fail
[Fault Content]
After rewritting the Address Book using EasyAdmin and before rebooting, a Service Fail occurred
due to dial error because a speed dial entry was rewritten from the Panel.
[Error Type]
Service Fail
[Fault Content]
After rewriting the Address Book in EasyAdmin and before rebooting, a speed dial entry was
rewritten from the Panel.
Software downloading failed and Fax Card separated.
As downloading of Fax Card could not be completed due to either a Fax Card failure or Fax Cont
SW failure, subsequent processes could not be performed.
133-226 Illegal country code for Fax
Repeat the Fax Card Download. If this failure persists, replace the Fax PWB and the G3 PWB.
[Error Type]
Service Fail
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
[Fault Content]
133-283 Fax report mail box not open
Illegal Country Code for FAX Detected
[Error Type]
The code that does not provide FAX Service is set in the System Data Country Code.
Service Fail
[Fault Content]
Set a correct Country code.
FAX Report Storage Mailbox Not Open
133-280 Fax Option Slot1 Board Fail
Mailbox Not Open was detected when FAX report is stored in a mailbox.
[Error Type]
Service Fail
If the problem persists after opening the Mailbox, perform the following procedure to repair it.
[Fault Content]
FAX Service Separated by Service Fail
133-700 Staple/Punch Canceled
Due to either a Fax Card failure or Fax Cont SW failure, subsequent processes could not be
performed.
[Error Type]
Warning
[Fault Content]
Cancel Staple/Punch (printing continued by canceling Staple/Punch instructions).
133-281 Received unknown message
When it was decided that Staple/Punch could not be carried out due to the paper used for printing,
during processing of the received FAX document into a printable DataFormat by the Controller.
[Error Type]
Service Fail
Change the Staple/Punch position or select paper for the Staple/Punch position.
[Fault Content]
Unknown message received.
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[Fault Content]
When printing Fax-received documents, it was performed via the Bypass tray since the selected tray
cannot be used for Fax
The "Receiving Paper Size Tray Mode Function" is provided to determine "Which tray to print the
Fax-received data from". This error can occur when this function is "enabled."
Even if this function is "disabled," this error can also occur when printing Fax reports and documents
for polling.
* When set to automatically print Fax/Internet FAX received documents, this machine automatically
selects a paper tray. During that selection, any of the following occurs.
Since the selected tray is set as "Unavailable for Fax document print", the machine selects the
Bypass tray to continue printing.
Since the paper size in the selected tray is set as a size that cannot be used for Fax, the
machine selects the Bypass tray to continue printing.
Since the paper type (= paper quality) in the selected tray is set as a quality that cannot be
used for Fax, the machine selects the Bypass tray to continue printing.
If none of the above applies, the selected tray might be malfunctioning.
* This error also occurs when any of the four conditions above is detected when "the customer
selects the Bypass tray and tries to print from a mailbox".
Load the paper size that can be used for Fax printing.
A3SEF, A4LEF, B4SEF, B5LEF, A4SEF, A5SEF, B5SEF, Letter SEF, Legal (14inch), Legal
(13inch), Ledger, Letter LEF, and Half Letter SEF can be used.
Load the paper type (= paper quality) that can be used for Fax printing.
When the machine is set to "Enable Receiving Paper Size Tray Mode Function", perform any one of
the following:
Plain Paper, Bond Paper, Recycled Paper, Backing Paper, and Custom Paper can be used.
1.
Select [Settings List] [Fax Control] [Tray Mode] to add the tray number that the customer
wants to specify for printing.
2.
Select a tray number for the customer's printing use from the one of the trays that are set in
[Settings List] [Fax Control] [Tray Mode].
Instead of selecting [Settings List] [Fax Control] [Tray Mode], the same settings can be performed
through [SystemData: 820-002] [Tray selection in tray mode].
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134-211 Fax Card Main Board Failure
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
Service Fail
Service Fail
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
Incorrect Parameter
Fax Card Main Board Failure
Incorrect parameter (A value out of the PV range was specified, or the parameter is too long, or an
error of the interface itself), the necessary parameter is not notified.
TBD
Fax Card Main Board Failure
OF-14 FAX Card Fail
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202-399 JME Soft Fatal error

[Error Type]
System Fail
[Fault Content]
Timer internal error detected by the UI Cont
The setting value of SystemData=700-124 (Auto Clear Timer (Auto Resume Timer, Auditoron Off
Timer, Tools Off Timer) is detected to be 1~29 in MF machines.
This Fail does not occur for values of 1~29 in Prt machine.
Check the value of SystemData=700-124 (Auto Clear Timer (Auto Resume Timer, Auditoron Off
Timer, Tools Off Timer).
If the value of 1~29 is set in an MF machine, a Fail will occur.
If this Fail occurs when timer related System Data Settings Value for other than 700-124 is
changed, check the normal values for the related System Data.

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500-030 DC612 Print NG By IOT Wait State
500-990 DC612 Print NG By Any Reason
[Error Type]
[Error Type]
History
History
[Fault Content]
[Fault Content]
Diag DC612 Test Pattern Print cannot be executed due to unknown reason.
The following occurs (However, this includes the cases that may not occur when DC612 starts):
DC900G:
Printing could not start due to unknown reason in Diag DC612 Test Pattern Print, or it was aborted.
(Only end response)
Fuser: Shifted to Warming Up and Sagging occurred.
The CC Cleaner Position was moved from the Home Position.

Fuser Relay State: Shifted to Not Ready.
This occurs during Diag execution only, and Fault Code is displayed on the PC-Diag and
Panel.
Perform the same operation again.
Drum Cycle State: Shifted to Cleaning Request.

CC Wire Warning: Occurred.
Reserve Tank State: Filling.
Drum Crum State: Unknown.
DCC5540G/DC540G:
Fuser: Shifted to Warming Up and Sagging occurred.
Reserve Tank State: Filling.
Return from the Wait state and try again.
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1.
2.4.2 "Cannot connect to the network" or "Print is not found

from the PC"
Physical Interface Description

The following physical interfaces are supported.
(1)
IEEE1284*1
(2)
USB
(3)
Ethernet (10BaseT, 100BaseTX) *2
Get "NET Connection Diagram" and take actions by following the instructions in "2.4.5 Network-Related
Details Investigation Flow" in this document, and then collect the following information:
*1: Only the products under Mid range are supported.

*2: Has the features to automatically detect and switch the transmission speed (10Mbps, 100Mbps).
Also, the transmission speed can be fixed by settings.
2.
Logical Interface Description
System Settings List
Check the client settings (Output Port)
Physical interface check
Logical interface check
Other connection environment check

Printer switching machine
It is possible to set whether to activate the system for each of the following logical interfaces. Default
Activation: IEEE1284, SMB(DLC), SNMP(IPX)
Availability of printer buffer, etc.

HUB (Switch, Hub) used, etc.
Supported for receiving print jobs

(1)
IEEE1284 (when 1.1 IEEE1284 is supported) * Only the products under Mid range are supported.
(2)
USB
(3)
Lpd
(4)
NetWare
(5)
AppleTalk (EtherTalk)
(6)
SMB
(7)
IPP
(8)
Internet FAX Print
(9)
Port9100
Network Capture Log
(10) CWIS File Upload Print
Supported for receiving Scan jobs

(1)
Salutation Scan [[CP, CFP]]
(2)
FTP Client [[CP, CFP]]
(3)
Internet FAX Send [[CP, CFP]]
(4)
SMB Client [[CP, CFP]]
(5)
WebDAV Server [[CP, CFP]]
Supported for management interface

(1)
SNMP
(2)
CWIS
Supported for other services

FTP Server
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1.
1.
Check whether or not the Controller ROM and Printer Driver are the latest version.
If it is not the latest, always upgrade the software. (See 2.6.1 Software Download.)
After checking the above items, check whether the Indicator is blinking and take the corrective
actions accordingly.
(1)
2.
Ask a customer about the status of unavailable printing and collect information based on it.
When the Indicator (Panel Send/Receive Lamp) is blinking
Check PDL name.
It is highly possible that print data cannot be decomposed in the Printer main processor.
Check the Printer Driver name and version.
Perform the corrective actions according to "2.4.5Network-Related Details Check Flow" in this
document, and then collect the following information:
Check the Printer Driver settings in details.
Perform Printer setting printing in each mode.
Check the panel message (error message, etc).
Error History Report
Job History Report
Shutdown History Report
Check the Printer Driver name and version.
Check the Printer Driver settings in details.
Network Capture Log
Create Print files on the PC and collect them on CD-R.
[How to Create Print file]

Method 1)
i.
Select [Print] from File menu in the target document.
ii.
In [Print] screen, select the [Output to File] check box and click [OK].
If there is no [Output to File] check box displayed in the [Print] screen, create the file in
Method 2.
iii.
Enter a descriptive file name in "File Name" using a customer name and date, and click
[OK] to create a Print file in the specified destination.
Method 2)
i.
Open the Printer Driver Properties and select the [Ports] tab. The screen shown on the
right appears.
ii.
In [Ports], select [FILE:] in the list and click [OK] to close the Properties screen.
Take note of the port setting before it was changed in [FILE:] in order to restore the port to
original setting after creating a Print file.
(2)
Check whether the Controller ROM and Printer Driver are the latest version.
If it is not the latest, always upgrade the software. (See 2.6.1 Software Download.)
iii.
Select [Print] from File menu in the target document.
iv.
The [Output to File] screen appears. Specify a storage destination and file name, and
click [OK] to create a Print file in the specified destination.
v.
Restore the port to the original setting in the procedures 1 and 2 shown above.
When the Indicator (Panel Send/Receive Lamp) is not blinking

It is highly possible that connection is not established and hence print data has not reached the
Printer main processor.
Obtain the information relevant to the items described in 2.4.2"Cannot connect to the network".
Print sample that has been printed improperly.
Print sample that has been printed properly (including the samples from other machines).
Create Print files on the PC and collect them on CD-R.
3.
Check at [Documents Cannot Be Deleted from [Printer] Window]
2.4.5.1 Check Flow at SMB Failure
Table 3
The following describes the possible causes, check procedures, and corrective actions when a failure
occurs when SMB is used.
1.
Check at [Printer Not Found]
Table 1
Cause
Check Method
Corrective Action
The operation protocols of

the computer and main processor are different.
Though the printer can be found when

search is performed using [Search
Other Computer] ([Start] > [Search] >
[Other Computers], it cannot be found in
[Network Computers].
Match the SMB transport protocols (NetBEUI, TCP/IP) of the

main processor and each computer.
Though the printer can be found when

search is performed using [Search
Other Computer] ([Start] > [Search] >
[Other Computers], it cannot be found in
When the main processor and

the computer are in different
networks, check with the System Administrator.
Print the "System Settings List". Check

that "Host name duplicated" is
described in the SMB status information.
Use CentreWare Internet Services to change the host name

to an unduplicated name or
return the main processor settings to default.
Networks (subnets) are different.
The host name set in the

main processor already
exists.
2.
Cause
There are different print data Check that the name displayed [Owner]
owners.
of the selected print data matches the
login name who has logged in to Windows.
Log in to Windows using the

name displayed in [Owner] of
the print data to delete the
data.
Service Pack 4.0 or later is

not installed. (For WindowsNT 4.0)
4.
5.
Corrective Action
The main processor is processing a print request from

another computer.
(When [Do not spool] is set
for [Receiving Buffer])
Check that the main processor is processing a print. (A write error dialog
appears indicating that there are no
areas to stored the files in queue.)
After print process has been

completed in the main processor, issue a print request or
switch the main processor setting to the spool mode.
The number of connections

in the main processor
exceeds the maximum
value.
The port connection is also being hold

when the printer is paused due to no
paper because it is hold "since a job
request has been issued to Net until
printing is complete".
Check the maximum number of sessions
of SMB from the EWS "Protocol" menu
to check that the jobs more than "maximum number of sessions" were
requested at the same time at site.
Wait for a while and issue the

same print request again.
Or, check the number of users
that can use the machine at the
same time and set the maximum number of sessions to an
appropriate value from the
EWS "Protocol" menu.
6.
Check the version of Service Pack,

which is displayed at start up of WindowsNT 4.0.
Install Service Pack version 4.0

or later.
Check [Machine Settings]

(1)
IP addresses are managed in a whole system. Consult with the Network Administrator thoroughly before perform setting.
(2)
Depending on the network environment, set the subnet mask and gateway settings only if necessary. Consult with the Network Administrator to set necessary settings.
(3)
If a memory becomes insufficient when [Enabled] is set for the port status, the port status may
be automatically reset to [Disabled]. BIn this case, [Disabled] an unused port or change the
memory allocated capacity.
(4)
Depending on the usage environment, set the receiving buffer capacity [SMB (Spool)] size.
When the receiving buffer capacity [SMB (Spool)] size is smaller than the sent data, the data
may not be able to be received.
Table 2
Check Method
Corrective Action
Select the print data to be
deleted and delete the print
data from [Documents] menu in
the [Printers] window. ([Cancel
Job] menu)
Check at [Print Not Available]
Cause
Check Method
From the "Printers" menu, check if the

Try to delete all the print
data displayed in [Printers] print data is tried to be deleted. ([Clear
Print Jobs] menu)
window. (This can only be
done by the administrator of
this machine.)
Check [Computer Settings]

(1)
IP addresses are managed in a whole system. Consult with the Network Administrator thoroughly before perform setting.
(2)
To perform network settings (such as IP address), etc. on the host used under NIS (Network
Information Service) management, consult with the NIS Administrator.
Check at [Power OFF]

Before turning the machine OFF, take note of the following:
(1)
When [Memory] is set for [SMB (Spool)]

All the print data including the data being printed that have been spooled in the machine memory will be deleted.
When turning the power ON again, no print data remains. However, if the power is turned OFF
immediately after print instruction, the print data may be stored on the computer.
In this case, even if a new print instruction is issued after the power is turned ON, the stored
print data will be printed first.
(2)
When [Hard Disk] is set for [SMB (Spool)]

All the print data including the data being printed that have been spooled in the machine hard
disk will be saved.
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When the power is turned ON again and a new print instruction is issued, the stored print data
will be printed first.
(3)
However, if the power is turned OFF immediately after print instruction, the print data may be
stored on the computer.
In this case, even if a new print instruction is issued, the stored print data will be printed first.
Check [At Printing]
(1)
When [Hard Disk] or [Memory] is set for [SMB (Spool)]

When the machine starts receiving print data and the print data size is larger than the hard disk
or memory remaining capacity, the print data will not be recieved.
NOTE: If the print data exceeds the receiving capacity, some computers will resend data
immediately. In this case, the computer looks like stopped. As a corrective action for this, abort
sending the print data on the computer.
(2)
When [Do not spool] is set for [SMB (Spool)]

When a print request is received from a computer, the print requests from other computers
cannot be received.
(3)
1.
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Table 4
When [Do not spool] is set for [SMB (Spool)]

All the print data including the data being printed that have been spooled in the machine
receiving buffer will be deleted. When the power is turned ON again, no print data remains.
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Check Method
The network configuration devices (HUB etc.)

do not match the automatic settings of the
frame type.
Set the frame type that has been

Check that the data link lamp of the network configuration device port that is con- set for the file server to be connected from the machine.
nected to the machine is lit on.
Check that the same frame types are used
in the file servers that exist on a network.
A failure has occurred

on the network from a
workstation to a
printer.
Replace the non-communicating

Use NWADMIN from the workstation to
check that the target printer objects can be network cable that exists between
the workstation and the printer.
viewed.
The user name of a job

sender or the group
name to which the job
sender belongs is not
registered in the
[Users] for Print queue.

view the target queue objects and check
that the user name of the job sender or the
group name to which the job sender
belongs is registered in the [Users] information.
Sending jobs to the

print queue is prohibited.
Use PCONSOLE to check that [Yes] is set Set it to [Yes] using PCONSOLE.
for [User can register data to queue] in the
[Current Queue Status] of [Print Queue
Information].
Same as above

check that the operator flag is checked in
[Identification] for the target print queue.
Use NWADMIN from the workstation to check that the each item for
the operator flag is checked in
[Identification] for the target print
queue.
The user name of a job

sender or the group
name to which the job
sender belongs is not
defined for the print
server users of a print
server.

check that the user name of the job sender
or the group name to which the job sender
belongs is registered in [Users] of the target print server.
1. Resend print data to the print

queue in which the user name of
the job sender or the group name
to which the job sender belongs
has been registered in [Users] of
[Print Server Information].
2. Use NWADMIN from the workstation to register the user name of
to which the job sender belongs in
the [Users] information of the target print server.
When a computer IP address or name has been changed

When a computer IP address or name has been changed, the inquiry and cancelation of processes from the main processor cannot be performed properly. Turn the machine OFF then
ON when no print data is stored in the machine receiving buffer.
NOTE: The print cancel/forced output processes of the print data stored in the machine receiving buffer can be operated from the machine Operation Panel. Refer to "11 Job Check" in "User
Guide" for more information on how to operate.
(4)
When the machine is in the offline state

When the machine is in offline state and a print instruction is issued from a computer, the data
will not be received in the machine, and an error dialog box appears on the computer indicating
that write error has occurred. However, for SMB, the print data can be received from the computer even when the machine is offline.
(5)
Deleting Jobs
For WindowNT 4.0, jobs can be deleted when Service Pack 4.0 or later is installed. When a job
is deleted while data is being received, write error appears. In this case, the [Retry] button on
the error dialog box is not available.
2.4.5.2 Check Flow at NetWare Failure

The following describes the possible causes, check procedures, and corrective actions when a failure
occurs when NetWare is used.
Corrective Action

queue in which the user name of
to which the job sender belongs
has been registered in [Users] of
[Print Queue Information].
2. Use NWADMIN from the workstation to register the user name of
to which the job sender belongs in
the [Users] of [Print Queue Information].
Table 4
Table 4
Cause
Check Method
Corrective Action
Cause
The print queue that

has sent print data is
not allocated to the
printer.

check that the target printer is allocated in
the list of the printers in service in [Allocation] of the target print queue.

queue that has been allocated to
the printer.
2. Use NWADMIN from the workstation to add a target queue using
[Allocation] of the target printer.
NCP packet signature Use the set command in the file server
level settings are differ- console screen to check the NCP packet
signature is not set to Level 3.
ent.
Enter the following command in the

file sever console screen to set the
NCP packet signature to Level 0,
1, or 2 and then restart the file
server. Set NCP Packet Signature
Option=x (x: 0, 1, or 2)
When the workstation uses Windows, make settings so that it does

not output Ctrl-D.
The default device

Print "System Settings List" to check the
name setting is wrong. lower 6 digits (3 bytes) of the Ethernet
address.
1. Use a correct Ethernet address

to set the device name.
2. Set the device name to other
than the default value.
The data type of the

print data does not
match the print environment settings of the
workstation.
check that the desired print queue is allocated in the list of the printers in [Allocation] of the target printer.
Resend print data to the print

queue that has been allocated to
the printer.
No slave file servers

have been set (bindery service mode).
Use PCONSOLE from the workstation to

check that a slave file server is registered
in [Service NetWare Server] of the appropriate print server in [Print Server Information].
Use PCONSOLE from the workstation to register a slave file server

and then reflect the setting parameters.
Printer types are differ- Use PCONSOLE from the workstation to

ent.
check that Port: LPT1 and Position: Auto
Mode (Local) are set in [Print Server Information] > [Printers] > [Environment Settings for Printer xxx].
Use PCONSOLE from the workstation to set Port: LPT1 and Position:
Auto Mode (Local), and reflect the
setting parameters.
The slave file server

settings are different
(bindery service
mode).
Use PCONSOLE from the workstation to

check that [Defined by Other Settings] is
displayed for the printer type in [Print
Server Information] > [Printers] > [Environment Settings for Printer xxx].
If it is not set to [Defined by Other

Settings], change it to [Defined by
Other Settings] and then reflect the
setting parameters.
The sheet number of

the print data is different from the sheet
number that has been
set in the printer.

select a target printer and then check that
the start sheet number in the environment
settings is the same as the number of the
print data.
Use NWADMIN from the workstation to match the number for [Start
Sheet] with the number of the print
data in the environment settings for
the target printer.
IPX check sum level

settings are different.
Use the set command in the file server

console screen to check the IPX check
sum is not set to Level 2.
Enter the following command in the

file sever console screen to set the
IPX check sum to Level 0 or Level
1. Set Enable IPX Checksum=x (x:
0 or 1)
Corrective Action
No directory tree name Print the "System Settings List" to check if Set a tree name.
is set.
a tree name is set.
The number of print

queues that exceeds
the maximum number
of supported queues
has been set.
Version 1.2
Check Method
Context is not set in

place.
Print the "System Settings List" to check if Set the Context.

a context is set.
Another printer object

has been connected.

check that a correct object has been allocated in the Layout Information of the
desired print server.
The NetWare port is

not enabled.
Print the "System Settings List" to check if Enable the NetWare port.
the NetWare port is enabled.
The file server is down.
1. Use the CentreWare Utilities

CD-ROM from the workstation to
set the file server name/tree/context/operation mode correctly.
2. Use the CentreWare Internet
Services from the workstation to
set the file server name/tree/context/operation mode correctly.
Search for a target file server from

A printer with the same Turn OFF the machine and use NWADMIN Use the CentreWare Utilities CDROM from the workstation to set a
device name exists on from the workstation to check that the
different device name.
appropriate printer object status is set to
a network.
job standby.
The NetWare port is
not enabled.
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Print the "System Settings List" to check if

the network number remains [0000000]
(NetWare server down) when the IPX/SPX
is being used.
Also check if the IP address remains
[0.0.0.0] (Fixed IP address not set, or
address providing server (DHCP) is down)
when TCP/IP is used.
For IPX/SPX, activate the NetWare

server.
For TCP/IP, set a fixed IP address
or activate the address providing
server (DHCP).
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1.
Check at [Printing not performed as desired]
Version 1.2
For Windows95, Windows98 and WindowsMe
Table 5
Cause
Check Method
Table 8
Corrective Action
Check the printer language in the main Match the printer languages set in the
Different printer lanprocessor.
print data and the main processor.
guages are set in the
print data and the main
processor.
3.
Cause
Status Display
Connection cannot be Printing Not Availestablished due to the able status (Network
failure on the network Error)
from a computer to the
printer.
None.
Request the Network System

Administrator to check for any
network failures.
Table 6
Check Method
Corrective Action
The notifier is not regis- Use PCONSOLE from the workstation to

tered in the notifier list check that the user name of a job sender or
the group name to which the job sender
of the print server.
belongs is registered in [Print Server Information] > [Printers] > [Environment Settings
for Printer xxx] > [Notification].
4.
Register the user name of a job

sender or the group name to
which the job sender belongs in
[Notification].
Check at [Job completion not notified]
Table 7
Cause
Check Method
Corrective Action
The NOTIFY option was Check that the NOTIFY option is set for Set the NOTIFY option for sending
print data from a workstation.
not set for sending print sending print data.
data from a workstation.
NetWare CASTOFF was executed on the user
workstation.
Execute NetWare CASTON on the

user workstation.
2.4.5.3 Check Flow at TCP/IP (LPD) Failure

The following describes the possible causes and actions when a failure occurs when TCP/IP (LPD) is
used.
Corrective Action
Check with the Net- Connect the machine directly to

work System Admin- the network in which the comistrator that a router puter is connected.
or gateway exists
between the network
in which the computer
is connected and the
network in which the
machine is connected.
Check at [Printer failure not notified]
Cause
Check Method
Printing Not AvailThe machine is conable status (Network

nected to a network
that is different from the Error)
computer.
The machine was

turned OFF after print
instruction had been
issued from a computer. Or, a print
instruction was issued
from a computer when
the machine is turned
OFF.
Printing Not Available status (Network

Error)
Check that the

machine is turned
ON.
Turn ON the machine.
Print instructions are

issued from multiple
computers to the
machine at the same
time.
Printing Not Available status (Network

Error)
None.
None (printing will be automatically resumed).
Print files cannot be

spooled due to insufficient computer disk
capacity.
Printing Not Available status (Spool

Error)
Open [My Computer]

and right-click the
disk in which the system is installed (e.g.
Drive C). Select
[Properties] from the
displayed menu to
check the free disk
space.
Delete unnecessary files to

secure the disk free space.
Then, select [Pause] from the
[Documents] menu of the [Printers] window to clear the pause
status (resumes printing).
2.
For WindowsNT 4.0, Windows2000, WindowsXP, and Windows Server 2003
When no printing is available or desired printing is not performed, follow the check procedures
described below to take the corrective actions.
Depending on the network environment, perform the subnet mask and gateway settings if necessary. Consult with the Network Administrator to set necessary settings.
If a memory becomes insufficient when [Enabled] is set for the port status, the port status may be
automatically reset to [Disabled]. In this case, [Disabled] an unused port or change the memory allocated capacity.
Depending on the usage environement, set the receiving buffer capacity [lpd (Spool)] size.
Table 9
Cause
Check Method
Corrective Action
Incorrect IP address is
set.
Ask the Network Administrator to

check if the IP address set in this
machine is correct.
Set a correct IP address in the machine.
When the LPD spool is

set for a memory spool,
the print data size in a
single print instruction
sent from a computer
exceeds the upper limit
of receivable capacity.
Check the LPD spool memory

capacity and compare it with the
print data capacity that is tried to
send in a single print instruction.
1. If the print data capacity exceeds the

memory capacity upper limit, split the file
into smaller sizes than the memory
capacity upper limit and then send the
print instruction.
2. If multiple print data capacities exceed
the memory capacity upper limit, reduce
the number of files to be sent for printing
at the same time.
When the receiving buffer capacity [lpd (Spool)] size is smaller than the sent data, the data may not
be able to be received.
A failure that cannot be Check if an error is displayed on the Turn the power OFF then ON.
Wait for the display to light off and turn
repaired has occurred Operation Panel display.
ON the power again.
during printing.
The transport protocol
that matches the computer is not selected.
Computer Settings
IP addresses are managed in a whole system. Consult with the Network Administrator thoroughly
before perform setting.
To perform network settings (such as IP address), etc. on the host used under NIS (Network Information Service) management, consult with the NIS Administrator.
At Power OFF
Before turning the machine OFF, take note of the following:
All the print data including the data being printed that have been spooled in the machine memory
will be deleted. When the power is turned ON again, no print data remains.
Check the selected transport proto- Select the transport protocol that
col.
matches the computer.
However, if the power is turned OFF immediately after print instruction, the print data may be stored
on the computer. In this case, even if a new print instruction is issued after the power is turned ON,
the stored print data will be printed first.
The data type of the

print data the machine
tries to process is different from the data type of
the print data sent from
a computer.
Make settings so that Ctrl-D will not be

output.
Check the specified printer lanThe specified printer

guage and the printer language of
language is different
the print data.
from the printer language of the print data.
Specify the printer language that

matches the printer language in the print
data.
Check if the printer driver that was

The printer driver
attached to the machine provided with this machine has
been selected.
is not used (a printer
driver from other manufacturers is used).
Select the printer driver that was provided with this machine.
If it is not found in the selection items,
install and select the printer driver that
was provided with this machine.
When [Hard Disk] is set for [lpd (Spool)]

All the print data including the data being printed that have been spooled in the machine hard disk
will be saved. When the power is turned ON again and a new print instruction is issued, the stored
print data will be printed first.
However, if the power is turned OFF immediately after print instruction, the print data may be stored
on the computer. In this case, even if a new print instruction is issued after the power is turned ON,
the stored print data will be printed first.
At Printing
NOTE: If the print data exceeds the receiving capacity, some computers will resend data immediately. In this case, the computer looks like stopped. As a corrective action for this, abort sending the
print data on the computer.
Machine Settings
IP addresses are managed in a whole system. Consult with the Network Administrator thoroughly
before perform setting.
When [Hard Disk] or [Memory] is set for [lpd (Spool)]

When the machine starts receiving print data and the print data size is larger than the HDD spool
area or memory remaining capacity, the print data will not be received.
The following describes the precautions and limitations for TCP/IP (LPD).
Version 1.2
When [Do not spool] is set for [lpd (Spool)]

All the print data including the data being printed that have been spooled in the machine receiving
buffer will be deleted. When the power is turned ON again, no print data remains.
Precautions and Limitations
When [Memory] is set for [lpd (Spool)]
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When a print request is received from a computer, the print requests from other computers cannot
be received.
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When a computer IP address or name has been changed

When a computer IP address or name has been changed, the inquiry and cancelation of processes
from the main processor cannot be performed properly. Turn the machine OFF then ON when no
print data is stored in the machine receiving buffer.
NOTE: The print cancelation/forced output processes of the print data stored in the machine receiving buffer can be operated from the machine Operation Panel. Refer to "11 Job Check" in "User
Guide" for more information on how to operate.
2.4.5.4 Check Flow at CenterWare Internet Services Failure

The following describes the situations and corrective actions when a failure occurs when "CentreWare
Internet Services" is used.
Table 10
Symptoms
Corrective Action
Cannot be connected to "CentreWare Internet Services".
Check that the machine is operating properly. Check that the

machine is turned ON.
Same as above
Check that "Internet Services" is activated. Print the "System Settings List" for checking.
Same as above
Check that the Internet address has been entered properly. Check
the Internet address again. If connection is not successful, enter
the IP address and try connection.
Same as above
[Wait for a while] appears and

stays.
Check if a proxy server is used. Some proxy servers disable connection. When proxy server is not used, set the Web browser to
"Do not use proxy server" or set the used address to "Do not use
proxy server".
Wait for a while without any action. If the situation has not been
changed, select the [Refresh] button. If the situation does not
change after selecting the [Refresh] button, check if the machine is
operating properly.
The [Refresh] button is not function- Check that the specified Web browser is used. Refer to "Communication (Port/Protocol) Setting Items in CentreWare Internet Sering. Or, even if a menu in the left
vices" in User Guide to check the used Web browser is supported.
frame is selected, the right frame
cannot be refreshed.
The screen display collaspes.
Change the Web browser window size.
The latest information is not displayed.
Select the [Refresh] button.
Selecting the [Apply new settings]

button does not reflect settings.
Check that the entered values are correct. If invalid values have
been entered, they are automatically changed to values within the
limit range.
Same as above
Check that the machine is operating or has completed operation

using the machine Operation Panel. If Auto Reset function is set,
the settings in CentreWare Internet Services will not be applied
until the specified time has passed. Wait for a while.
Table 10
Symptoms
Corrective Action
Selecting [Apply new settings] but- 1. Check if the password is correct. The password confirmation
entry does not match. Enter a correct password. 2. Restart the
ton displays a message such as
[Invalid or unrecognizable response machine.
was returned from the server] or
[No data found] on the Web
browser.
Jobs cannot be deleted.
Wait for a while and then select the [Refresh] button.
Cannot enter Japanese characters. Use Shift-JIS code. And do not use single-byte Katakana characters.
Cannot enter Kanji characters.
Kanji characters cannot be entered for the items displayed with "*".
2.4.5.5 Check Flow at Scanner Failure

1.
When a document is retrieved from a Mailbox
If [Save] is set for [Delete Document After Retrieval], multiple clients can access to the same
document.
If [Delete] is set for [Delete Document After Retrieval], only 1 client can access to the same
document. The document stored or read by a client cannot be viewed from the other clients.
The documents that have been retrieved using CentreWare Internet Services will not be
deleted regardless of the setting in [Delete Document After Retrieval].
In both cases, documents can be added to the accessed Mailbox.
2.
Screen Display
When the document with a lot of colors is scanned, they cannot be displayed properly in the display
mode that displays using fewer colors than the scanned colors. Use the display mode that allows
displaying using more colors than the colors used in the image.
3.
A network scanner driver and Mailbox Viewer 2 are used at the same time.
When a computer uses a network scanner driver and Mailbox Viewer 2 at the same time, the computer cannot connect to the printer.
When multiple computers use the network scanner drivers or Mailbox Viewer 2 to retrieve documents from the same machine at the same time, up to 3 computers can be connected.
4.
When the documents stored in Mailbox is printed

When stored documents are to be printed (the documents are to be retrieved) by selecting [Mailbox]
from the machine touch panel display, scanned documents cannot be printed.
5.
When a TIFF file is used

The TIFF files that have been created using CentreWare Scan Services or Mailbox Viewer 2 are
compressed using the MMR, MH, JBIG, or JPEG compression method. To open a TIFF file, use the
application software applicable for those compression methods.
NOTE: JBIG compressed TIFF files cannot be created in Mailbox Viewer 2.
6.
Restrictions on Scan Capacity and No. of Sheets

The maximum read capacity for a page is 297x432mm. A3 or 11x17" for the standard size
The Mailbox method allows up to 999 sheets to be read in a single scan operation.
2.4.5.6 Check Flow at Mail Failure

Corrective Action
The following describes the corrective actions for troubles when Mail Notice Service, Print E-mail, or
Scanner (Send E-mail) is used.
Table 11
Symptoms
Corrective Action
Cannot receive mails

(Print E-mail)
1. Check that the machine mail address has been set.

2. Check that [Receive E-mail] is set to [Enabled].
3. Check that the SMTP server IP address and the POP3
server IP address (when POP3 is selected for receiving protocol), etc. are set properly.
4. Check that the POP user name and password are set properly.
5. Check that [Domain List] has been set. Check that the user's
domain is included in the receive-allowed domains using CentreWare Internet Services.
6. Check that the SMTP and POP servers are operating properly. Check with the Network Administrator.
Mails cannot be sent

(Mail Notice, Scanner (Send E-mail))
1. Check that the machine mail address has been set.

2. Check that [Mail Notice Service] is set to [Enabled]. (For
mail notice)
3. Check that [Send E-mail] is set to [Enabled].
4. Check that the SMTP server IP address etc. is set properly.
5. Check that the notification items to be sent have been set
correctly. (For Mail Notice) Check settings from the CentreWare Internet Services Properties screen.
6. Check that the send destination mail address has been
entered properly.
7. Check that the SMTP server is operating properly. Check
with the Network Administrator.
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This tool refers to the software "Logging/Extraction Tool.exe" or [copanda.exe] run from a PC.
Tools required for collecting logs
1.
Collect the log information of the target machine. (It is also possible to collect data periodically for
every xx minutes)
Use the functions 1) and 2) of this tool described above to collect logs at the site where a failure has
occurred.
Version 1.2
There are 2 types of Collecting log tools below:
DMP6 and before version: Logging/Extraction Tool. exe -> Refer to 2.5.3
DMP Yokohama and later: copanda2. exe -> Refer to 2.5.4
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2.5.3 Colleting log by using [Logging/Extraction Tool. exe]

1.
2.
PC running on WindowsNT 4.0, Windows2000, or WindowsXP

A UTP cable is required to connect the printer and a PC.
When collecting the logs of the errors that have occurred in the past
UTP Cable Category 5 Cross Cable

(Reference: TOOLNo:499T7773, 1m is also available.)
The machine conditions for collecting logs

1.
HDD must be installed.
2.
IP Address must be allocated.
3.
CentreWare Internet Service must be activated.
Logging Procedure
When the machine is in processing status and does not accept any operations from the Panel UI, log
information is not saved in the HDD. Therefore, the following procedures must be performed without turning the machine power OFF then ON. However, in this case, it is necessary to output the System Settings
List and check the items in Step 1 in advance.
Also, depending on the failure condition, the CWIS itself may be stopped. In this case, logs cannot be collected. You can check if the CWIS is active by checking if the CWIS screen (URL:http://Printer IP
Address/) can be displayed on the browser.
Purpose
1.
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7.
Enter the "IP address" of the main processor in the target IP address column and the M/C No. of the
main processor in the M/C column, then click "(1) Save Dir renew".
8.
The file storing column is updated and the directory in which logs will be stored is determined.
9.
Select [Redir or xxx.tgz] or [info9 or xxx.tgz] from the collection column and click "(2) Collecting
Start/Stop".
Redir or xxx.tgz: Retrieves 20 files. This is the item that will be retrieved mainly at visit.
Print the "Printer Settings List" and confirm the following:
info9 or xxx.tgz: Retrieves 1 file. This is the item to be retrieved when the trouble occurs again.
The HDD is installed.
An IP Address was set.
10. The directory that has been determined in Step 9 is opened, in which the collected logs are stored.
The CWIS is activated.
11. After collecting the logs, click [Cancel/Exit] to exit the logging tool.
2.
Disconnect the Ethernet cable that is connected to the main processor.
12. If the main processor/client IP address has been changed, restore it to the original value.
3.
Change the client IP address so that it can communicate with the printer via TCP/IP.
13. Connect the Ethernet cable that is connected to the main processor.
Change an IP address to the one with the same network number as the IP address of the main processor that collects logs.
14. Print the collected logs and reports and send them to Support G.
Failure Conditions
(E.g.) When the main processor IP address is set to 192.168.1.100 and its subnet mask is set to
255.255.255.0, change the address to 192.168.1.xxx (such as 101, not 100).
Service Log
And set the main processor IP address if the machine is set for DHCP. Change an IP address to the
one with the same network number as the IP address of the client that collects logs.
Job History Report
4.
Connect the PC and the main processor with the UTP cross-cable.
5.
After the PC has been started, click "MS-DOS Prompt" from the "Programs" menu in the "Start"
menu.
(For Windows(R)NT/2000, after the PC has been started, click "Command Prompt" from "Accessories" under "Programs" in the "Start" menu.)
Execute "PING IP Address" and check if the network connection is working properly.
(E.g.) C:\ ping 192.168.1.100 (IP address of the main processor)
6.
Activate the logging tool. (Figure 1)

The following window appears.
Log file that has been collected this time
2.5.4 Collecting Logs by using [CoPAnDA2.exe]
NOTE:
1.
Outline
C:\ping 192.168.1.100 (Device IP Address)
CoPAnDA2 is the Log Collection Tool that operates on a PSW (PC).
*On the PSW, select "Start Menu" > "Programs" > "Accessories" > "Command Prompt".
The function of collecting a batch of information about failures by using CoPAnDA2 is capable of
collecting not only ESS-related logs as so far, but also IIT/IOT-related logs, electronic reports, and
logs of system data automatically rewritten through the software update service.
2.
(8)
NOTE:
Required tools
A PSW (PC) operating under Windows2000/XP
UTP Cable Category 5 Cross Cable (to connect the device and the PSW)
*In the System Administrator mode of the device, select "System Settings" > "Common Settings" > "System Clock/Timer Setting" > "Power Save Timer" and change the settings.
(9)
NOTE: TOOL No. 499T7774 (1m long) is also available.

3.
Download "Log Collection & Extraction Tool CoPAnDA2" (zip file) from Maintenance Tool Download
on the Firmware Download Services page for CEs. Unzip the file into any folder.
4.
Double-click "copanda2.exe" to start the tool.

After the tool has started, set the device IP Address. As required, set CWIS Port No., select log
options and specify a folder to save logs in*.
Obtaining the Log Collection Tool
Write down the current Device Power Save Timer settings* and change them in both Low
Power and Sleep modes to 10 minutes or more.
NOTE: *If a secure PC is used, be sure to specify a writable folder.
CAUTION
FX : http://download.tsc.ksp.fujixerox.co.jp/
Report collection and job log collection involve the customer's confidential information and personal information. Before collecting logs by using this function, be sure to obtain the customer's consent.
APO/GCO : TBD
Device requirements for log collection
HDD must be installed.
IP Address must be assigned.
The device must not go into Power Save Mode (low power/sleep).
CentreWare Internet Services (referred to as CWIS hereafter) must be active.
NOTE: The HDD has an area of 500MB for log storage.

5.
The procedure for acquiring logs

(1)
On the [Job Status] screen check that there is no job that is in progress or in queue and that
the device is not in UI Diag (CE) Mode*.
NOTE: *No job log can be collected when the device is in UI Diag (CE) Mode.
(2)
Output a configuration report and check the following:
HDD is installed.
IP Address is set.
CWIS is active.
(3)
Remove the Network Cable and the FAX Line Cable.
(4)
For the machine with EP (EP-DX/EP-BB, etc.), change the NVM as below:
(5)
Change the IP Address of the PSW so that its network number will be the same as that of the
device from which logs will be collected.
Figure 1 j0rk41817
Chain-Link(700-355): 3->0
NOTE:
When Device IP Address is 192.168.1.100 and Subnet Mask is 255.255.255.0, change the
PSW IP Address to 192.168.1.xxx (other than 100).
(6)
Connect the PSW to the device with the UTP Cross Cable.
(7)
Start the PSW and execute the ping command at command prompt* to check that the PSW
and the device can communicate with each other.
Version 1.2
Table 1
Log Option
Description
Report Collection
Collects various reports such as a configuration report.
Job Log Collection
Collects logs of results of executed jobs. A machine with HDD

keeps 15,000 job logs there. When the number of job logs
exceeds 15,000, the earliest one will be deleted.
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6.
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Precautions and restrictions
When the device is in UI Diag (CE) Mode, no job log can be acquired.
As to the machine with EP (EP-DX/EP-BB, etc.), after the value in the NVM (Chain-Link No.
700-355) is changed, it becomes possible to acquire a log of IIT/IOT. After acquiring a log, be
sure to return the NVM to its former value. Otherwise, EP Alert may not be properly issued.
Debug Log Generation before Debug Generates a debug log based on the current device informaLog Collection
tion and then writes it onto HDD.
When the device is in Power Save Mode, logs may not be acquired. Before starting log acquisition, be sure to clear Power Save.
Rewritten System Data Log Collection Collects logs of system data (Chain-Link) automatically rewritten at updates of firmware through EP-BB.
Operating another window during debug log creation makes the progress bar inoperative.
However, it is internally operating, so wait until the log acquisition is complete.
The default folder set up in the log destination is the WORK folder under another folder that
contains CoPAnDA2. If a folder is specified that does not exist in the log destination, log files
will be saved into the default folder.
Logs of rewritten system data are deleted after reports are collected. Therefore, if a series of
log collections are carried out, no log of rewritten system data can be acquired at the second
collection and afterward.
Log Option
Description
Debug Log Collection
Collects debug logs that were automatically saved on HDD at

occurrences of system failures. The HDD saves 20 debug logs
at max. When the number of debug logs exceeds 20, the earliest one will be deleted.
(10) Press down the "Start acquiring logs" button.

(11) When acquiring the logs is complete, there appear the name of the file where the logs are
saved, and the acquisition results. Check that the logs are acquired properly.
If log acquisition has failed or the targeted log does not exist, the Result box displays "fail".
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(12) Press down the [X] button at the upper right of the tool to finish it.
(13) Return the Device Power Save Timer settings (low power/sleep) to their original values.
(14) Return the device IP Address and the PSW IP Address to their original values.
(15) For the machine with EP (EP-DX/EP-BB, etc.), return the NVM below to its former value.
Chain-Link(700-355): 0->3
(16) Reconnect the cables to the device.
(17) Escalate the status by attaching the collected log files to the following reports. Also, as
required, obtain other reports such as a FAX activity report*.
Machine History
Job History Report*
Configuration Report*
NOTE: *These are the customer fs confidential information and personal information.
2.6.1 Software Download

Follow "4.3 Adjustment: Upgrade Main Processor Firmware" in Service Manual to upgrade the Controller
software to the latest version.
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2.7.1 List of Collected Reports by Job
Table 2
Report Name
Stored Document List
Yes
[Collecting report by using [Logging/Extraction Tool. exe]]
Receive Domain Restriction List
Yes
1.
At Copying
Registered Address Dial List
Mailbox Registration List
Job History Report
Box Selector List
Secured Receive Report
Fail Counter Report (CE)
Job Flow Error Report
Shutdown History Report (CE)
Font List
Debug Report (CE)
ART EX Form Registration List
There are 2 types of Collecting report method.
2.
Yes
NOTE: Depending on the printer, some lists cannot be retrieved. There is no need to retrieve the
lists that cannot be retrieved.
PCL Form Registration List
Yes
Name
1
Common
ART EX
PCL
PostScript
HP-GL/2
TIFF
PostScript Font List
Yes
PostScript Logical Printer Registration List
Yes
PDF Settings List
Yes
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Yes
HP-GL/2 Settings List
Yes
HP-GL/2 Logical Printer/Memory Registration

List
Yes
HP-GL/2 Pallet List
Yes
TIFF Settings List
Yes
TIFF Logical Printer Registration List
Yes
ART IV, ESC/P User Defined List
Yes
PCL Settings List
Table 1
Yes
At Printing
The meanings of the numbers shown in the following table are as follows:
Yes Yes Yes
ESC/P Settings List
Yes
ART IV
ESC/P Logical Printer/Memory Registration

List
Yes
ESC/P
PC-PR201H Settings List
Yes
PR201H
Yes
10
PDF Bridge
PC-PR201H Logical Printer/Memory Registration List
11
Media Print
Media Print Settings List
Yes
NOTE: Obtain only at System Fail.

3.
Table 2
Report Name
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
10
At Scan/Fax/Internet Fax
11
Extended Features Settings List

Job History Report
Fail Counter Report (CE) (Note)
Debug Report (CE)
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NOTE: Depending on the printer, some lists cannot be retrieved. There is no need to retrieve the
lists that cannot be retrieved.
CAUTION
The lists below may contain important customer data of the customer. For such lists, ensure to
check with the customer before taking them back to the company.
Also, contact Support G for confirmation. Never decide what to do by yourself.
Table 3
Extended Features Settings List
Fax
Scan
Internet Fax
Yes
Yes
Yes
Job History Report
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Fail Counter Report (CE) (Note)
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Debug Report (CE)
Yes
Yes
Yes
Stored Document List
Yes
Yes
Receive Domain Restriction List
Yes
Registered Address Dial List
Yes
Yes
Yes
Mailbox Registration List
Yes
Yes
Yes
Box Selector List
Yes
Secured Receive Report
Yes
Job Flow Error Report
Yes
Activity Report
Yes
Unsend Report
Yes
Broadcast Report
Yes
Relay Broadcast Report
Yes
Protocol Monitor (CE)
Yes
Transmission Report
Yes
Job Template List
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Internet Fax Monitor Kit
Yes
Internet Fax Unsend Report
Yes
NOTE: Obtain only at System Fail.
Collecting Report by using [copanda.exe].

Report information described below is collected as one file.
But gathered information are depends on MC model, configuration and Option installed or not.
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The following data are targeted when this function is used.
Table 4
No Type
Remarks
Collectable as data from DMPYokohama
Table 4
Report*
Printer settings list
Job history report
Error history report
Same as conventional machines
HFSI counter report (CE)
IIS Log
Add from DMPYokohama
Jam counter report (CE)
IOT Log
Fail counter report (CE)
Job Log*
Shutdown history report (CE)
Debug log report (CE)
Stored document list
Receive domain restriction list
No Type
Remarks
ESS Log
Extended function setting list
Registered destination list
Mailbox registration list
Box selector list
Counter report by function
Total count report by job
Total count management report for copy
Total count report for printer
Font list
ART EX form registration list
PCL setting list
PCL macro registration list
PostScript logical printer registration list
PDF setting list
HP-GL/2 setting list
HP-GL/2 logical printer/memory registration list
PC-PR201H setting list
PC-PR201H logical printer/memory registration list
Total count management report for printer
Comment registration list
Total count management report for fax
Job template list
Total count management report for scan
* Customer's classified information and personal data
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3 Image Quality Troubleshooting

3.1 Introduction
3.1.1
3.1.2
3.1.3
3.1.4
Contents of Chapter 3 ...........................................................................................

Test Pattern...........................................................................................................
Image Quality Troubleshooting .............................................................................
Test Pattern...........................................................................................................
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IQ-37 Heat Haze/Mock Heat Haze.................................................................................

IQ-38 Poor Reproducibility of Fine Lines (IOT Image Quality) .......................................
IQ-39 Unevenness Correction Within Image Area (IOT Image Quality).........................
3.2.2 Notes on Image Quality Restrictions .....................................................................
3.2.3 Cycle Table ...........................................................................................................
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3.2 Image Quality Troubleshooting

3.2.1 Image Quality Entry FIP
Using This Image Quality Troubleshooting .....................................................................
IQ-1 White Streaks in SS Direction (Dirt, Scratches) .....................................................
IQ-2 IN-OUT Density Difference.....................................................................................
IQ-3 Chip/Half Chip Blanks .............................................................................................
IQ-4 SLED Transfer Failure.............................................................................................
IQ-5 Tapes Not Peeled....................................................................................................
IQ-6 Charging Roll Pitch White Stripes - 1 ......................................................................
IQ-7 Charging Roll Pitch White Stripes - 2 ......................................................................
IQ-8 Photoreceptor Pitch Color Stripes ...........................................................................
IQ-9 Background on Coated Paper .................................................................................
IQ-10 Toner Droplet Contamination ................................................................................
IQ-11 Smear on Heavyweight .........................................................................................
IQ-12 Rough Black ..........................................................................................................
IQ-13 Moist Paper Transfer Failure.................................................................................
IQ-14 Toner Contamination at Lead/Tail Edge................................................................
IQ-15 Multi Color Transfer Failure...................................................................................
IQ-16 Tail Edge Transfer Failure.....................................................................................
IQ-17 MWS (Side 2) (Micro White Spots) .......................................................................
IQ-18 Color Stripes..........................................................................................................
IQ-19 Wetting ..................................................................................................................
IQ-20 White Streaks in Process Direction/Dropping Density (XERO/CLN)....................
IQ-21 Moist Paper Wrinkles (Fuser)................................................................................
IQ-22 Lines on Coated Paper (EXIT) ..............................................................................
IQ-23 Caterpillar Mark (Transfer) ....................................................................................
IQ-24 Background (IPS) ..................................................................................................
IQ-25 Light Ink Support (IPS) ..........................................................................................
IQ-26 Highlight Density Reproduction (NVM Darken +3) (IPS)......................................
IQ-27 Highlight Density Reproduction (NVM Lighten +3) (IPS)......................................
IQ-28 Bleed on Tracing Paper (IPS) ..............................................................................
IQ-29 Dual Color Copy (IPS)..........................................................................................
IQ-30 CVT Streaks (IPS).................................................................................................
IQ-31 Copy: Gradation Jump in Text & Photo (IPS).......................................................
IQ-32 Scan: Smeared Text, JPEG Mosquito Noise (IPS) ..............................................
IQ-33 Moire In Text Mode (Fine) BW Scan/Fax For 133 lpi Originals (IPS)...................
IQ-34 Copy: Bleed on 2 Sided Document (IPS) .............................................................
IQ-35 Copy: Platen Background (IPS) ............................................................................
IQ-36 White Streaks Due to Trimmer Jam (DEVE) ........................................................
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1.
Chapter 3 Image Quality Troubleshooting is composed of two sections: Test Pattern and Image
Quality Troubleshooting.
The following are the test patterns that are used.
2.
The Test Pattern section contains test charts for checking the quality of copied images, and built-in
test patterns for checking the quality of prints.
1.
2.
For copy quality check, Plain paper is used.
3.
The Image Quality Spec section contains the types of test patterns that are used and the image
quality judgment procedures.
3.
The print quality check uses the IOT Built-in Test Patterns in the IOT PWB ROM and the System
Built-in Test Patterns in the Controller ROM.
4.
The Image Quality Troubleshooting section describes the causes of image quality failures and the
troubleshooting procedure for them.
4.
The Built-in Test Patterns are printed using Diag Mode DC612: Test Pattern Print. Plain paper is to
be used for printing.
The copy quality check mainly uses the Test Pattern (color A3) (499T276).
NOTE: Refer to Chapter 6 General for Spec values of the IIT (image scanning unit).
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3.1.4 Test Pattern
Check the fault sample that is obtained during visit or the one that is provided by the customer and
proceed with the appropriate FIP.
The following lists the types and applications of the test patterns.
< IOT >
Before outputting to the IOT, change the value of NVM 870-207 from "11" to "7".
NOTE: The NVM value must be set each time because it returns to default whenever the power is turned
OFF then ON.
Table 1 IOT Built-in Test Patterns

No.
Pattern Name
Overview
90 Grid
Alignment measurement
Slanting Grid
For checking the reproducibility of diagonal lines
A1 Patch Pattern
For visual checking of Regi Control A1 Patch
B Patch Pattern
For visual checking of Regi Control B Patch
C Patch Pattern
For visual checking of Regi Control C Patch
C-TRACS Check PG
For calibration, gradation pattern for Print calibration
Procon PG
Gradation, Defect detection
10
16-Gradation PG
Defect detection IOT
11
Full Halftone
Defect detection
12
Single K Full Halftone
Defect detection at single K mode
13
Drum Pitch Halftone
Defect detection/for shipment inspection
14
LPH Line Adjustment Chart (found in

IOT)
For LPH line detection
15
LPH Line Adjustment Chart (found in

LPH)
For LPH line detection and for identifying causes of

Video data failure
16
X'talk Evaluation Chart (for failure

analysis)
For detection of LPH power-related defects IOT
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Table 2 Controller Built-in Test Patterns

No.
Pattern Name
Overview
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Simple Binary Calibration PG
For simple calibration, simple gradation pattern for

Print calibration
52
Multi-value Simple Calibration PG

Print calibration
53
Binary C-TRACS Check PG (Print)
54
Binary Procon PG
55
Multi-value C-TRACS Check PG (Print) Gradation pattern for Print calibration

for Calibration
56
Multi-value Procon PG
60
Ladder Pattern (Multi-value)
Defect detection/Banding
Table 1
Using This Image Quality Troubleshooting
Image Quality Problem
SUB
Perform the following procedure to check the fault sample that is obtained
during visit or the one that is provided by the customer and proceed with the
appropriate FIP.
Toner Droplet Contamination
Developer A contamination consisting of random spatters

of toner in sizes of a few millimeters.
Smear on Heavyweight
Transfer
IQ-11
When the lead edge of paper reaches the
Secondary Transfer, it immediately increases
the Secondary Transfer section load and causes
the IBT Drive Roll speed to change (decrease in
speed). This change in speed changes the
difference in relative speed between the
Photoreceptor and the IBT Belt surface in the
K-color Primary Transfer section, hence creating
a smear (distorted image).
Rough Black
Transfer
On paper that is not flat or has poor hue, the

toner may not have been transferred properly
due to the irregular paper surface, creating a
rough transferred image.
Moist Paper Transfer Failure
Transfer
The resistance is lowered because the paper is IQ-13

moist. The K color contains carbon that causes it
to have larger dielectric loss, and hence it
requires a different electrical field from the other
colors. There is no latitude because the
difference in required electrical field between
multi color and K color is larger than the
difference between paper resistance and toner
resistance.
Toner Contamination at Lead/

Tail Edge
Transfer
Lead Edge: Paper lead edge contacts the Belt IQ-14

when it is transported from REGI to Transfer.
Tail Edge: The tail edge of Paper that loops
between the Transfer-Fusing sections, at the
release of the Secondary Transfer NIP, moves
opposite to the feed direction and contacts the
BTR surface, or bounds up and contacts the Belt
Multi Color Transfer Failure
Transfer
IQ-15
Paper that has had its Side 1 fused has a
reduced percentage of moisture content, which
increases its electric resistance. Since the
resistance in the Secondary Transfer section
also increases by lower humidity or over time,
the required electrical field may not be attained,
especially in the early mornings (low humidity
environment). This is because the setting is to
keep the MWS within the limit.
Tail Edge Transfer Failure
Transfer
IQ-16
The paper tail edge, after the Secondary
Transfer NIP has been released, bounded up
due to the fusing stroke effect and re-transfers to
the Intermediate Transfer Belt.
1.
Compare the NG samples with "NG Image Samples" in this chapter to determine the problem, then
check the parts that may be the cause of the NG image quality.
2.
When the problem cannot be determined or there was no corresponding NG sample in 1 above,
proceed to the corresponding FIP below to repair the problem.
Table 1
SUB
Symptoms
White Streaks in SS Direction

(Dirt, Scratches)
LPH
At Cin50% and Cin30%, the lines in the process IQ-1

direction have reversed black and white colors.
Width is approx. 1mm.
IN/OUT Density Difference
LPH
The densities between the IN and OUT sides

are different.
IQ-2
Chip/Half Chip Blanks
LPH
Blank areas in sizes of 2.7mm or 5.4mm.
IQ-3
SLED Transfer Failure
LPH
Black stripes and blank areas (stripes) appear

repeatedly in units of 2.7mm. They appear by
half chip units.
IQ-4
Tapes Not Peeled
LPH
The highlight portions are too obvious. The

whole paper seems to be filled with stripes.
IQ-5
Charging Roll Pitch White

Stripes - 1
XERO
If the BCR is deformed at the BCR and

Photoreceptor NIP sections (NIP pressure is
larger compared to SanRemo), the trace may
appear as thin white stripes in the FS direction
on the highlight portion at the Charging Roll
Pitch.
IQ-6

Streaks - 2
XERO
If the substances contained in the CLN-Roll get

stuck to the BCR at the BCR and CLN-Roll NIP
sections, the resistance on the BCR gets
reduced and may cause the appearance of
white stripes in the FS direction.
IQ-7
Vibrations during the Drum CRU transportation

may cause scrapes and friction in the BCR and
the Photoreceptor, resulting in leftover
electrostatic memory on the Photoreceptor,
which generates thin white streaks in the FS
direction on the highlight portion at the
Photoreceptor Pitch.
Limit sample: SIR.84.00, < (incl.) G3 level
IQ-8
Photoreceptor Pitch Color

Stripes
Background on Coated Paper
XERO/
CLN
Developer Compared to Plain Paper, background is a lot

more visible on Coated Paper.
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Symptoms
MWS (Side2)
(MicroWhiteSpots)
Transfer
When the resistance in the Secondary Transfer IQ-17

section is high, e.g. in the early mornings
(low humidity environment), the transfer latitude
between multi color and mono color is narrow
and the setting voltage favors multi color. In
other words, the voltage is a little high for mono
color, and this causes the Transfer NIP
discharge phenomenon that creates the white
spots.
Color Stripes
Transfer
Presence of paper dust in between the

Intermediate Transfer Belt and the CLN Blade
causes poor cleaning.
FIP
SUB
Symptoms
CVT Streaks
IPS
IQ-30
Dirt such as paper dust is generated at the
DADF scan position. The streaks in the SS
direction are created when that contamination is
scanned.
Copy: Gradation Jump in Text & IPS

Photo
In the BW and Text & Photo Copy mode,

gradation jump occurs on 100-line photo
documents.
IQ-31
Scan: JPEG Mosquito Noise
IPS
Color texts are blurred and mosquito noise is

generated around the texts due to JPEG
compression.
IQ-32
Moire In Text Mode (Fine) BW

Scan/Fax For 133 lpi Originals
IPS
When a document with tint on the whole paper IQ-33

or a background image is scanned using Fax
Text mode in High Quality (Fine), the file size or
the Fax transmission time may increase
drastically.
Copy: Bleed on 2 Sided

Document
IPS
Bleed occurs in the Copy BW and Text mode.
Copy: Platen Background
IPS
IQ-35
When A4 stark white paper such as J Paper/
Premier 80 is scanned into A3 when in Copy BW
Text mode and AE is ON, the platen back
density is reproduced outside of the copy range.
White Streaks Due to Trimmer

Jam
Developer
IQ-36
Heat Haze/Mock Heat Haze
Transfer
IQ-37
Poor Reproducibility of Fine

Lines
IOT
Image
Quality
IQ-38
Unevenness Correction Within

Image Area
IOT
Image
Quality
IQ-39
IQ-18
Distorted image may appear at one side or both IQ-19

sides of the paper tail edge when printing
halftone fill.
Wetting
Fuser
White Streaks in Process

Direction/Dropping Density
XERO/
CLN
Moist Paper Wrinkles
Fuser
When moisture gets into vertical grained paper, IQ-21

paper waves occurs at the tip of short edge side.
If the paper enters the Fuser Nip in this
condition, the Fuser Nip cannot feed the paper
properly, resulting in wrinkles.
Lines on Coated Paper
EXIT
When HW Gloss paper is output to Exit 1 using

the 2 Sided mode in high temperature/high
humidity environment, its Side 1 gets rubbed
against the Exit Gate, resulting in lines.
IQ-20
IQ-22
Caterpillar Mark
Transfer
Background
IPS
The default background suppression function is IQ-24

unable to fully remove the background.
IQ-23
Light Ink Support
IPS
This is used to copy an image to be lighter than IQ-25

the current BW Copy settings; e.g. when using
light ink.
Highlight Density Reproduction IPS

(NVM Darken +3)
This is used to reproduce the highlight (light

colors) in darker shade.
IQ-26
Highlight Density Reproduction IPS

(NVM Lighten +3)
This is used to reproduce the density in lighter

shade.
IQ-27
Bleed on Tracing Paper
IPS
When copying or scanning Tracing Paper

document, bleed or background occur around
the texts.
IQ-28
Dual Color Copy
IPS
When using Dual Color (Red/Black Copy) in

Copy Service, the Yellow marker pen is
reproduced differently from the previous model
Able1401 .
IQ-29
FIP
IQ-34
IQ-1 White Streaks in SS Direction (Dirt, Scratches)
IQ-2 IN-OUT Density Difference
At Cin50% and Cin30%, the lines in the process direction have reversed black and white colors. Width is
approx. 1mm.
The densities between the IN and OUT sides are different.
Figure 1 j0ki31001
Figure 1 j0ki31000
[Cause for In/Out density difference]

[Cause for stripes]
1.
The LPH Z direction positioning pin is not in contact with the Photoreceptor.
This is caused by dirt or scratches.
2.
Failure in the retract mechanism.
3.
The positioning plate cannot fit in.
4.
The LPH positioning pin is bent.
[Corrective action]
1.
Clean the SLA surface.
5.
The tip of the pin is contaminated.
2.
Replace the LPH.
6.
Check whether the section that contacts the Xero CRU bearing of the Developer Housing Assembly
is abnormal.
NOTE: This must be separated from Deve trimmer jam. Do not replace the LPH without consideration.
[Corrective action]
Reference: Cin50% and Cin30% half tones can be printed by using DC612-14.
Reference: Because the phenomenon is similar to the case in IQ-28, it is good to refer to IQ-28 as well.
1.
Replace the LPH.
2.
Replace the CRU.
NOTE: As the retract mechanism for the LPH also acts as the Retract Mechanism for the Deve, it may
also cause Deve positioning failure.
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IQ-4 SLED Transfer Failure
Blank areas with sizes of 2.7mm or 5.4mm.
Black stripes and blank areas (stripes) appear repeatedly in units of 2.7mm. They appear by half chip
units.
Figure 1 j0ki31002
Figure 1 j0ki31003
[Cause]
Poor contact within the LPH. (FPC)
[Cause]
Power source failure. LED Chip failure.
[Procedure]
1.
Perform 061-374 to 377. Does LPH Chip Fail occur?
[Procedure]
2.
Is the blank area in units of chips or half chips? (The DC612-15 has a scale in half chip units.
Check whether it matches.)
1.
Is 5V output from the MD PWB J532?
2.
Is the connection between the MD Board and the LPH normal?
[Corrective action]
3.
Use DC402 to check the EEPROM data.
1.
[Corrective action]
Replace the LPH.
1.
Check the MD - LPH connection.
2.
Check the power source.
3.
Replace the LPH.
4.
Replace the power source.
Reference: Although this could be due to a failure of the power source, in most cases, it can be repaired
by replacing the LPH.
IQ-5 Tapes Not Peeled
IQ-6 Charging Roll Pitch White Stripes - 1
The highlight portions are too obvious. The whole paper seems to be filled with stripes.
In the BCR and Photoreceptor NIP sections, when the BCR is deformed, the trace may appear as thin
white stripes in the FS direction on the highlight portion at the Charging Roll Pitch.
Figure 1 j0ki31004
Figure 1 j0wa31013
[Cause]
The SLA surface protective tape is not peeled off.
[Cause]
This problem may occur with New Drum CRU that has been stored for a long time.
[Procedure]
1.
Remove the LPH to check whether any protective tape remains on the SLA.
[Corrective action]
1.
Peel off the tape.
Reference: Do not forget to check for and peel off any tape when replacing the LPH (spare part).
It also occurs when the MC has rested in a high temperature environment for a long time. (Halftone
image)
[Procedure]
1.
On a halftone image, check that lines with 38mm pitch appear in the FS direction.
[Corrective action]
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IQ-8 Photoreceptor Pitch Color Stripes
If the substances contained in the CLN-Roll get stuck to the BCR at the BCR and CLN-Roll NIP sections,
the resistance on the BCR gets reduced and may cause the appearance of white stripes in the FS
direction.
Vibrations during the Drum CRU transportation may cause scrapes and friction in the BCR and the
Photoreceptor, resulting in leftover electrostatic memory on the Photoreceptor, which generates thin
white streaks in the FS direction on the highlight portion at the Photoreceptor Pitch.
Figure 1 j0wa31014
Figure 1 j0wa31015
[Cause]
[Cause]
This may occur when the MC has been resting for a long time or in the early mornings. (Halftone image)
This problem may occur right after the replacement of Drum CRU. (Occurs at Halftone image quality)
[Procedure]
[Procedure]
1.
1.
2.
If the problem persists after you make approx. 10 to 30 printouts, this may be a case of "IQ-15
White Stripes". Perform the solution in IQ-15. This disappears over time.
[Corrective action]
[Corrective action]
1.
Reference: If the fault lies with the Y, M, or C Drum, print Full Color images. If it is with the K Drum,
print either Full Color or Black & White images.
2.
Restore mode (NVM switch) Set the NVM (Drum Del SW) 751-280 to "2". (Default is "0") When
"2" is selected, the sequence is performed (after an 8 hour rest) at power ON or when the system
returns from Sleep.
Reference: NVM (Rest Time) allows you to set how many rest hours should pass before the
sequence is performed.751-287 Default: "8" (after 8 hours). It is recommended to set this to the
maximum value - "30".
1.
If the fault lies with the Y, M, or C Drum, print Full Color images. If it is with the K Drum, print
either Full Color or Black & White images.
IQ-9 Background on Coated Paper
IQ-10 Toner Droplet Contamination
Compared to Plain Paper, background is a lot more visible on Coated Paper.
A contamination consisting of random spatters of toner in sizes of a few millimeters.
[Cause]
Paper types with better surface flatness (better transfer ability) and better toner absorption ability has
more stress.
[Procedure]
1.
Verify that the background level is worse than that on Plain Paper.
[Corrective action]
1.
Increase the background voltage by 10 to 20V to reduce background on the Drum. However, this
will sacrifice the reproducibility of fine lines and highlight sections.
2.
Enter the Diag Mode and change the value of NVM 753-090 ~ 093 (in order of YMCK) from 110
(default) to 120.
3.
After changing the NVM, turn the power OFF and ON and re-enter the Diag Mode to perform Procon
"On" Print.
4.
Obtain a verification sample (using Coated paper).

If there has been improvement End
If there has been no (or very little) improvement repeat Step 2 and change the NVM value to 130.
Perform Steps 3 and 4.
Figure 1 j0wa31017
[Cause]
NOTE:
Perform this only for the color that is causing problem on the printout.
However, this change in NVM value will sacrifice the reproducibility of fine lines and highlight
sections. (The sacrifice is larger for NVM value of 130.)
If the background became worse instead after changing the NVM values, restore the NVM values to
their original values.
This happens when the Developer Unit Cover is badly contaminated. The Cover is likely to be
contaminated when there are rapid changes in humidity or a certain amount of low and high density
images are copied repeatedly.
[Procedure]
1.
Clean the Upper Cover of the Deve Housing.
2.
Clean the Trimmer Cover of the Deve Housing.
[Corrective action]
1.
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IQ-12 Rough Black
When the lead edge of paper reaches the Secondary Transfer, it immediately increases the Secondary
Transfer section load and causes the IBT Drive Roll speed to change (decrease in speed). This change
in speed changes the difference in relative speed between the Photoreceptor and the IBT Belt surface in
the K-color Primary Transfer section, hence creating a smear (distorted image).
On paper that is not flat or has poor hue, the toner may not have been transferred properly due to the
irregular paper surface, creating a rough transferred image.
Figure 1 j0wa31019
Figure 1 j0wa31018
[Cause]
This occurs in the BW mode for Heavyweight Paper.
[Procedure]
1.
Check that a 1mm-wide line in SS direction appears at the position 130mm away from the paper
lead edge.
Reference: This can be easily checked by printing a halftone image that evenly covers the whole sheet.
[Corrective action]
1.
In "DC131 NVM Read/Write":

Change 740-134: Plain D Smear Countermeasure Switch from "0" to "1".
Change 740-135: Plain G Smear Countermeasure Switch from "0" to "1".
Change 740-136: Heavyweight S Smear Countermeasure Switch from "0" to "1".
Change 740-137: Extra Heavyweight S Smear Countermeasure Switch from "0" to "1".
Change 740-140: Productivity Change Switch from "0" to "1".
(Heavyweight Smear Countermeasure) * This is valid only for 25-sheet and 35-sheet models.
NOTE: Note that the above NVM change causes the IOT to operate in the FC mode, regardless of the
color mode setting (Color Priority, BW Priority, ACS) in the Controller, when performing monochrome
printing for "Extra Heavyweight and HW Gloss" in 35-sheet models and "Extra Heavyweight, HW Gloss,
and Transparencies" in 25-sheet models.
[Cause]
This occurs in modes other than Transparencies.
[Procedure]
1.
Change the Secondary Transfer voltage setting up or down, then compare the hue to the paper with
defective image.
[Corrective action]
1.
Change the paper to a flatter one or one with a better hue.
2.
Apply the Secondary Transfer voltage user offset specifications.
Reference: Refer to the User Offset UI Operation Instructions and make the following settings:
(1)
"Maintenance/Inspection" "Max Setup" "User Offset" feature
(2)
While the nominal value is "6", perform variable output (between 1 and 16, low to high voltage)
for secondary voltage, and register the optimal value.
IQ-13 Moist Paper Transfer Failure
IQ-14 Toner Contamination at Lead/Tail Edge
The resistance is lowered because the paper is moist. The K color contains carbon that causes it to have
larger dielectric loss, and hence it requires a different electrical field from the other colors. There is no
latitude because the difference in required electrical field between multi color and K color is larger than
the difference between paper resistance and toner resistance.
Lead Edge: Paper lead edge contacts the Belt when it is transported from REGI to Transfer.
Tail Edge: The tail edge of Paper that loops between the Transfer-Fusing sections, at the release of the
Secondary Transfer NIP, moves opposite to the feed direction and contacts the BTR surface, or bounds
up and contacts the Belt
Figure 1 j0wa31019
Figure 1 j0wa31020
[Cause]
[Cause]
This occurs when the paper that has been kept in a high humidity environment (moist paper) is fed.
Toner contamination suddenly appears on the 2nd BTR or Belt (background)
[Procedure]
1.
Print using freshly unpacked paper of the same type as the defective paper, then compare the
roughness and blank areas for K color and single color.
[Procedure]
1.
Run 1 Sided print to check on which side (transfer side or side 2) does the contamination exists.
[Corrective action]
[Corrective action]
1.
1.
Be sure to use freshly unpacked paper.
To prevent the background, set to widen the cleaning field.

NOTE: Since widening the cleaning field causes the repeatability of fine lines to deteriorate, take
the balance into consideration when widening.
2.
Enter the Diag Mode and change the value of NVM 753-090 ~ 093 (in order of YMCK) from 110
(default) to 120.
3.
After changing the NVM, turn the power OFF and ON and re-enter the Diag Mode to perform Procon
"On" Print.
4.
Obtain a verification sample (using Coated paper).

If there has been improvement End
If there has been no (or very little) improvement repeat Step 2 and change the NVM value to 130.
Perform Steps 3 and 4.
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IQ-15 Multi Color Transfer Failure
Perform this only for the color that is causing problem on the printout.
However, this change in NVM value will sacrifice the reproducibility of fine lines and highlight
sections. (The sacrifice is larger for NVM value of 130.)
If the background became worse instead after changing the NVM values, restore the NVM values to
their original values.
Paper that has had its Side 1 fused has a reduced percentage of moisture content, which increases its
electric resistance. Since the resistance in the Secondary Transfer section also increases by lower
humidity or over time, the required electrical field may not be attained, especially in the early mornings
(low humidity environment).
Figure 1 j0wa31021
[Cause]
Due to the characteristics of the EA-ECO Toner, high Rsys (in the early morning low temperature and low
humidity environment) requires a transfer voltage for the areas where multiple transfers and MWS cannot
be used at the same time. Because the machine is adjusted for Multiple Transfer Priority by default, MWS
may be visible from Side 1.
[Procedure]
1.
Verify that the hue on Side 2 becomes lighter when printing a high density image in a low
temperature and low humidity environment.
2.
Change the Secondary Transfer voltage setting up or down, then compare the hue to the paper with
defective image.
[Corrective action]
1.
Increase the Secondary Transfer voltage by decreasing the single color density or by changing the
permissible range for MWS.
2.
Reference: UI Operation Instructions for User Offset.

(1)
(2)
While the nominal value is "6", perform variable output (between 1 and 16, low to high voltage)
for secondary voltage, and register the optimal value.
(3)
Nominal 200V/1 step and 747-019/020: Change the step width.
NOTE: Although the user offset is helpful, it deteriorates multiple transfers because they cannot be
used at the same time. Also, because this problem recovers when the Rsys gets lowered as the
machine internal temperature rises, the user offset adjustment cannot be recommended. Recovery
can be faster by using condensation (plus, Tray Heater).
IQ-16 Tail Edge Transfer Failure

The paper tail edge, after the Secondary Transfer NIP has been released, bounded up due to the fusing
stroke effect and re-transfers to the Intermediate Transfer Belt.
Figure 1 j0wa31022
[Cause]
This problem can occur in any environment.
[Procedure]
1.
Rough image or blank area (in SS direction) occurs for images within 10mm (including margins)
from the paper tail edge.
[Corrective action]
1.
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IQ-17 MWS (Side 2) (Micro White Spots)
IQ-18 Color Stripes
When the resistance in the Secondary Transfer section is high, e.g. in the early mornings (low humidity
environment), the transfer latitude between multi color and mono color is narrow and the setting voltage
favors multi color. In other words, the voltage is a little high for mono color, and this causes the Transfer
NIP discharge phenomenon that creates the white spots.
At Cin50% and Cin30%, the lines in the process direction have reversed black and white colors. Width is
approx. 1mm.
Figure 1 j0wa31024
Figure 1 j0wa31023
[Cause]
[Cause]
This occurs when a paper that is prone to flaking is fed.
Occurs on Side 2 in a low humidity environment.
This is likely to occur at high R/L.
[Procedure]
[Procedure]
1.
Verify that the micro white spots appear on Side 2 in a low humidity environment.
1.
Remove the IBT CLN to check if foreign substances exist at the tip of the Blade.
2.
If using the NVM to decrease the Secondary Transfer voltage for the paper type being used solves
it, then it can be identified as this problem.
2.
If the side that is opposite to the Intermediate Transfer Belt has toner scrapes or if the color stripes
disappear after the tip of the Blade is cleaned, it can be identified as this problem.
[Corrective action]
[Corrective action]
1.
Use the NVM to decrease the Secondary Transfer voltage as a trade-off with the multi color.
1.
2.
UI Operation Instructions for User Offset.
Change the NVM to change the frequency and amount of Intermediate Transfer Belt reverse
rotation.
Reference: In the basic settings, the reverse rotation starts at job end after 70 printouts.
(1)
Reverse Rotation Switch NVM 746-020:
1.
0: Reverse at Job End
2.
While the nominal value is "6", perform variable output (between 1 and 16, low to high voltage) for
secondary voltage, and register the optimal value.
1: Reverse during Job
3.
Nominal 200V/1 step and 747-019/020: Change the step width.
2: Do not Reverse
(2)
Lowering the value of Reverse Rotation Frequency Change NVM: 746-125 (Reverse Rotation
Execution pv at Job End) increases the frequency. Nominal 7000 (= 70 pv)
(3)
Reverse Rotation Time Change NVM: 746-021; Nominal 150; Increasing this value increases
the reverse rotation time.
IQ-19 Wetting
IQ-20 White Streaks in Process Direction/Dropping Density

(XERO/CLN)
Distorted image may appear at one side or both sides of the paper tail edge when printing halftone fill.
Figure 1 j0ki31016
Figure 1 j0wa31027
[Cause]
[Cause]
This minor problem may occur with uniform images, such as like halftone fill. It is more likely to occur in
the early mornings, in a high temperature and high humidity environment, or when moist paper is used
[Procedure]
[Procedure]
1.
1.
[Corrective action]
Compare with the image sample.
1.
[Corrective action]
1.
No special actions required.
Reference: Try not to print in the early mornings. Ask the customer to use fresh paper whenever
possible.
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IQ-21 Moist Paper Wrinkles (Fuser)
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Lines are generated on Side 1 in 2 Sided mode.
Figure 1 j0ki31017
Figure 1 j0ki31005
[Cause]
[Cause]
When moisture gets into vertical grained paper, paper waves occurs at the tip of short edge side. If the
paper enters the Fuser Nip in this condition, the Fuser Nip cannot feed the paper properly, resulting in
wrinkles.
When HW Gloss paper is output to Exit 1 using the 2 Sided mode in high temperature/high humidity
environment, its Side 1 gets rubbed against the Exit Gate, resulting in lines.
[Procedure]
[Procedure]
1.
Check whether both sides are output to Exit 1.
1.
2.
During Side 2 output, check whether the Side 1 output direction is at the Tail Edge.
Check the paper in the Tray for moistness and presence of waves at the lead edge in the Paper
Feed direction.
[Corrective action]
Use fresh paper.
Change the Paper Feed direction (LEF).
Use horizontal grained paper.
If the above two conditions are met, this defect is likely to occur.
[Corrective action]
1.
Change the output tray to the Exit 2 Tray or the Side Tray.
[Occurrence Mechanism]
When paper is output to Exit 1 in 2 Sided mode, the convex part of the paper that bowed due to the
corrugation of the Exit section makes contact with the Exit Gate, which generates brushed lines
from the middle to the Tail Edge on the upper side (Side 1) of the exiting paper.
This happens when the paper area that bowed due to corrugation makes contact with the Exit Gate.
Exit Gate
Output to Exit 1
Paper output direction
Upper side of the exiting paper in 2 Sided mode
IQ-23 Caterpillar Mark (Transfer)
IQ-24 Background (IPS)

A phenomenon like background (e.g. background color or document bleed) may occur depending on the
document.
Figure 1 j0ki31018
Figure 1 j0ki31019
[Cause]
[Cause]
This is caused by low electric charge in toner.
The default background suppression function is unable to fully remove the background.
A bit of changed electricity remains at Side 1 Tail Edge of lightweight paper in the C-Zone (stress
condition: DTS HSG warpage upper limit + higher side of the TC).
1.
[Procedure]
1.
Compare with the image sample.
1.
1.
Lower the TC and increase the primary (same as the heat haze/mock heat haze countermeasure).
2.
Because this may get worse during condensation, go through a few dozens of full image 2 Sided
sheets to handle it.
Set Background Suppression to "Enabled" and check whether background still occur on the
customer's document.
[Corrective action]
[Corrective action]
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[Procedure]
Background Suppression Level Adjustment

1 Background Suppression: Default Table 1: Rough Standard for Suppression Levels
Table 1
Suppression
Level
Rough Standard for Suppression Levels (documents with white background, or

level of effect on documents)
Output Color
Color
BW
Normal
White paper such as P

paper
Bleed is reduced slightly.
Higher (+1):
Default
Recycled
White paper such as P paper, Recycled paper,

Newspaper
Higher (+2)
Old recycled paper, Dark

recycled paper
The suppression amount is more than Higher (+1).
Higher (+3)
Newspaper (with some

bleed)
The suppression amount is more than Higher (+2).
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Table 1
Reference: Description of NVM Settings
Suppression
Level
Rough Standard for Suppression Levels (documents with white background, or

level of effect on documents)
Output Color
Color
BW
Higher (+4)
Newspaper
Reduces background to the level at which pencil text

(light text) can be read.
The NVM setting range is 12 bits, which are broken up into 4 bits for each scan method.
The NVM setting value is determined in binary first, and then converted to a decimal
number.
Example: The initial value 273 (decimal) indicates that the background suppression levels
are 1 for all scan methods.
When the background suppression levels are 2 for all scan methods, it is = 546 (decimal)
= 001000100010 (binary)
* The contents in Table 1 are only rough standards. The suppression results may differ depending
on the document.
When the background suppression levels are 3 for all scan methods: = 819 (decimal)
= 001100110011 (binary)
[Adjustment Method]
1.
The adjustment methods are different between Services and Output Colors. (Table 2)
When the background suppression levels are 4 for all scan methods: = 1092 (decimal)
= 010001000100 (binary)
2 Adjustment
Table 2 Background Suppression Level Adjustment Method by Mode
When adjusting the Text mode for Copy BW, Fax, and Scan BW, change the following
NVM values:
Service
Output Color
Adjustment Method
Set different NVM values for (Normal, Pencil) and (Tracing Paper) in Text mode.
Copy
Full Color Mode
System Administrator Mode
The description of the settings is the same as that for the Text & Photo mode.
BW
CE Mode (NVM)
4 Chain-Link
Fax
BW
CE Mode (NVM)
Scan
Full Color Mode
System Administrator Mode
BW
CE Mode (NVM)
(1)
ChainLink
Adjustment in System Administrator Mode
Copy (Full Color) Adjustment

[Tools] "System Settings" tab [Copy Service Settings] [Copy Control]
[Background Suppression Level]
Scan (Full Color) Adjustment

[Tools] "System Settings" tab [Scan Service Settings] [Other Settings]
[Background Suppression Level]
(2)
Adjustment in CE Mode (NVM)
When adjusting the Text & Photo mode for Copy BW, Fax, and Scan BW, change the
following NVM values:
3 Chain-Link
Table 3
ChainLink
NVM Names
PSW Display
Settings
Range
TP_BW_Copy_Fa 0~4095
715-631 Background
Suppression Offset x Offset Level of
AE
Level for BW
Copy, Fax, Binary
Scan
Text & Photo Mode
(Print, Photograph,
Copy)
Initial
Value
273
Table 4
NVM Names
PSW Display
Settings
Range
Initial
Value
Description
715-633 Background
AE
Level for BW
Copy, Fax, Binary
Scan
Text Mode
(Normal, Pencil
Text)
273
Background Suppression Level

0: Strength Level 0 (normal),
1: Strength Level 1 (+1),
5~15 and above: Strength
Level 0 (normal)
715-637 Background
AE
Level for BW
Copy, Fax, Binary
Scan
Text Mode
(Tracing Paper)
273

Level 0 (normal)
Description
Level 0 (normal)
(3)
Precautions
The following NVM settings do not change the background suppression level because their
operations are disabled.
715-630, 632, 636, 638~641, 643, 645~649
In addition, due to the mechanism of this function (Figure 1), backgrounds might not be
suppressed up to the user's expectations on the following documents.
(1) Photo documents having their high density sections placed in the background detection
areas.
(2) The document contains dark frames or fringes.
IQ-25 Light Ink Support (IPS)
(3) The document contains texts on dark background.
This is used to copy an image to be lighter than the current BW Copy settings; e.g. when using light ink.
(4) Negative document

* For the document types (1) and (2), the suppression level may be improved by changing the
background suppression method from High Speed to High Quality.
For the case of (3), density adjustment may be helpful.
[Cause]
1.
Density adjustment cannot lighten images to the light ink level.
[Procedure]
1.
Consult with the customer to determine which (or all) level of Photo mode (Lighten +1 to +3) is to be
set with light ink support adjustment.
[Corrective action]
1.
Change the NVM values listed in the following table to adjust the "Lighten +1", "Lighten +2", and
"Lighten +3" of Photo mode.
Table 1 Table of Light Ink Support

Chain-Link and Recommended Setting Value
Figure 2 j0ki31008
Photo Mode "Lighten +3"
[Chain-Link: 715-692]: 37 (recommended value)

Settable range: [0-64] (Default = 0)
Note 1) When 0 is set, the state is the same as when 64 is set.
Note 2) When 20 or lower is set, the result may be blank paper.


Density Adjustment: Darkening the Highlight

NOTE: This countermeasure is only valid for Copy BW images.
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IQ-26 Highlight Density Reproduction (NVM Darken +3) (IPS)

This is used to reproduce the highlight (light colors) in darker shade.
[Cause]
1.
[Corrective action]
1.
Set the density adjustment to "Darken +1" ~ "Darken +3".

* When the highlight is not reproduced after performing the density adjustment in (1), it can be
adjusted by the following method:
2.
Set the background suppression to "Disabled".

* Although may cause background to appear, it improves the highlight reproducibility.
3.
In the case of Copy Service, adjust the density by using "DC919: Color Balance Adjustment".
In the case of Scan Service, increase the "Scan Resolution".
* The highlight reproducibility is improved more with 600dpi than 200dpi.
4.
NVM ChainLink
Service
715-723
To prevent background, the highlight reproducibility is adjusted.
[Procedure]
1.
Table 1 Density Adjustment: Darkening the Highlight
The following describes the adjustment method that is only valid for Output Color "BW" and Original
Type "Text".
Density Adjustment: Darkening the Highlight
Table 1 Density Adjustment: Darkening the Highlight

NVM ChainLink
Service
Mode
How to Use
715-720
Copy
Output Color "BW"

Original Type "Text"
Density "Normal"
The highlight is reproduced darker when

a value larger than the default value
(128) is set.
The recommended value is 120.
715-721
Copy
Output Color "BW"

Density "Darken +3"

(128) is set.
The density of "Darken +3" and "Normal"
may be reversed depending on the
setting value.
715-722
Fax Scan
Color Scanning "BW"

Density "Normal"

(128) is set.
Fax Scan
Mode
How to Use
Color Scanning "BW"

Density "Darken +3"

(128) is set.
setting value.
* The NVM value adjustment is done by visually checking the copy or scan output while performing
the adjustment.
* The NVM value adjustment is done by visually checking the copy or scan output while performing
the adjustment."
IQ-27 Highlight Density Reproduction (NVM Lighten +3) (IPS)

This is used to reproduce the density in lighter shade.
[Cause]
[Procedure]
1.
[Corrective action]
1.
Set the density adjustment to "Lighten +1" ~ "Lighten +3".

* When desired image quality cannot be obtained after performing the density adjustment in (1), the
following adjustment method is also available:
Countermeasure (2): In the case of Copy Service, adjust the density by using "Color Balance
Adjustment".
The following describes the adjustment method that is only valid for Output Color "BW" and Original
Type "Text".
Density Adjustment: Lightening
Table 1 Density Adjustment: Lightening

NVM ChainLink
Service
Mode
How to Use
715-720
Copy
Output Color "BW"

Density "Normal"
The highlight is reproduced lighter when

(128) is set.
715-721
Copy
Output Color "BW"

Density "Darken +3"

(128) is set.
setting value.
715-722
Fax Scan
Color Scanning "BW"

Density "Normal"

(128) is set.
715-723
Fax Scan
Color Scanning "BW"

Density "Darken +3"

(128) is set.
setting value.
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IQ-28 Bleed on Tracing Paper (IPS)
IQ-29 Dual Color Copy (IPS)
When copying or scanning Tracing Paper document, bleed or background occur around the texts.
When using Dual Color (Red/Black Copy) in Copy Service, the Yellow marker pen is reproduced
differently from the previous model Able1401 .
Current Machines including AP/DC-IV C5570G: Yellow marker pen is reproduced.
Able1401 : Yellow marker pen is not reproduced.
Figure 1 j0ki31009
[Cause]
1.
Because of the characteristics of Tracing Paper, shades are generated around the texts when
scanning using CCD.
Figure 1 j0ki31010
[Procedure]
1.
[Corrective action]
1.
[Cause]
1.
Use the Lightweight mode.

(1)
Copy Service Settings
[Procedure]
Perform the following procedure to display the Lightweight mode on the UI.
1.
[Tools] "System Settings" tab [Copy Service Settings] [Copy Control]

[Original Type - See-Through Paper] [Enabled]
[Corrective action]
The Lightweight mode becomes selectable when "Output Color = BW" and "Original Type =
Text" are specified.
(2)
For Able, Kutani, and later models, this defect is caused by the condition that the image processing
space is different.
Scan Service Settings

Change the following NVM values to enable the Lightweight mode.
NVM715-669 0: Normal 1: Tracing Paper mode
Select "Color Scanning = BW" and "Original Type = Photo" for the Lightweight mode.
(The Lightweight mode button does not exist on the UI. It is attached as a background mode to
the Photo mode.)
1.

Set NVM 715-668 to "1".
IQ-30 CVT Streaks (IPS)
Figure 2 j0ki31011
Figure 1 j0ki31012
[Cause]
1.
Dirt such as paper dust is generated at the DADF scan position. The streaks in the SS direction are
created when that contamination is scanned.
[Procedure]
1.
Check whether dirt such as paper dust exists at the DADF scan position.
[Corrective action]
1.
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IQ-31 Copy: Gradation Jump in Text & Photo (IPS)
IQ-32 Scan: Smeared Text, JPEG Mosquito Noise (IPS)
In the BW and Text & Photo Copy mode, gradation jump occurs on 100-line photo documents.
Color texts are blurred and mosquito noise is generated around the texts due to JPEG compression.
Figure 1 j0ki31013
Figure 1 j0ki31014
[Cause]
[Cause]
As Text & Photo mode gives priority to 175 lpi halftone dots and text quality, Sharpen Edge is performed
for lower lpi.
As the JPEG compression technique is for images, not texts, noise is easy to crop up when it is used to
compress texts.
[Procedure]
[Procedure]
1.
1.
[Corrective action]
[Corrective action]
100-line document: Countermeasures
1.
Table 1 100-line document: Countermeasures

Countermeasures
Secondary Defect
Set the Original Type to "Photo".
The text becomes blurred.
Select [Tools] [Common Service

Settings] [Image Quality
Adjustment] [Image Quality] and
adjust [Photo & Text Recognition]
Image quality of photographs deteriorate in [More Text] and [Text]

settings. Text becomes blurred in [More Photo] and [Photo]
settings.
Set the compression mode from "Normal" to "Low Compression". (Secondary defect: The file size
becomes bigger.)
IQ-33 Moire In Text Mode (Fine) BW Scan/Fax For 133 lpi

Originals (IPS)
IQ-34 Copy: Bleed on 2 Sided Document (IPS)

Bleed occurs in the Copy BW and Text mode.
When a document with tint on the whole paper or a background image is scanned using Fax Text mode
in High Quality (Fine), the file size or the Fax transmission time may increase drastically.
[Cause]
Because the gradation feature is designed to improve the reproducibility of Low Contrast, when bleed
density of the document is high, the background suppression function might not be able to remove it
completely.
[Procedure]
1.
[Corrective action]
Bleed on document: Countermeasures
Table 1 Bleed on document: Countermeasures

Countermeasures
Secondary Defect
Switch the AE suppression level

settings. (Switch the NVM)
Reproducibility of highlights is degraded.
Set the density adjustment to "Lighten

+1".
The density on the whole area becomes lighter and the

reproducibility of highlights is degraded.
Figure 1 j0ki31015
[Cause]
As the Text mode is designed to highlight texts, it generates halftone dot moire.
[Procedure]
1.
Scan the customer's document (photo image) in Binary Scan mode and check whether moire is
generated and the file size became bigger.
[Corrective action]
133-line document: Countermeasures
Table 1 133-line document: Countermeasures

Countermeasures
Secondary Defect
Set the Original Type to "Photo".
As the amount of data increases in Text & Photo mode, the

machine takes a longer time for transmission.
Set the density adjustment to "Lighten" The text quality is degraded.

and the sharpness to "Soften".
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IQ-35 Copy: Platen Background (IPS)
IQ-36 White Streaks Due to Trimmer Jam (DEVE)
When A4 stark white paper such as J Paper/Premier 80 is scanned into A3 when in Copy BW Text mode
and AE is ON, the platen back density is reproduced outside of the copy range.
[Cause]
[Cause]
When foreign substances such as dirt, dust, toner aggregate (including the case of heated one) exist in
the Toner Cartridge, on the Toner Supply Path, or in the Developer Housing Assy and they reach the
section between the Developer Roll and the Trimmer, it could obstruct the formation of developer layer.
Because paper such as J paper/Premier 80 has a low background detection level, the density of the
Platen Back might not be fully removed depending on the S/N level status of the IIT.
[Procedure]
[Procedure]
1.
1.
Clean the LPH.
2.
If the white streaks did not dissapear, perform the following:
[Corrective action]
[Corrective action]
1.
Scoop and remove the foreign substances by inserting a sheet of paper into the gap between the
Developer Roll and the Trimmer.
2.
In most cases, the above procedure will not be be able to remove the foreign substances.
The assured method is to replace the Developer Housing Assy.
Platen Background: Countermeasures
Table 1 Platen Background: Countermeasures

Countermeasures
Secondary Defect
Switch the AE suppression level

settings. (Switch the NVM)
Reproducibility of highlights is degraded.
Set the density adjustment to "Lighten

+1".
The density on the whole area becomes lighter and the

reproducibility of highlights is degraded.
Set the sharpness adjustment to

"Soften +1".
The text becomes blurred.
IQ-37 Heat Haze/Mock Heat Haze

[Cause]
The heat haze/mock heat haze is generated in various places and in different ways.
Figure 3 j0rk31002
[Cause]
Figure 1 j0ki31020
The heat haze occurs at the place where paper is peeled off from the IBT Belt as shown in Figure1,2.
The toner scatters in small clouds around the Solid Patch.
The mock heat haze occurs when the transported paper rubs against the Holder DTS (Chute at the
Transfer EXIT) as shown in the figure1,3, which charges it electrically and causes the toner to scatter at
the Lead and Tail edges of the Solid section. This might form streaks in some parts.
Heat Haze
[Procedure]
1.
Obtain the Chart for Secondary Transfer Voltage Offset Mode to check whether the defect occurs
for single K color or multi colors and whether it changes at the secondary voltage.
CAUTION
Perform paper (Tray) selection and paper type selection.
2.
Adjust Toner Density. Perform checking. If the TC is higher after the installation, lower the TC.
[Corrective action]
1.
When a heat haze or mock heat haze occurs during installation, print 25 sheets of test chart, etc. on
A3.
2.
Increase the secondary voltage.

Increase the secondary voltage based on the result of 1. (Secondary voltage offset)
This is mainly effective for heat haze.
3.
Figure 2 j0rk31001
Corrective action - adjusting the primary transfer current value for toner scattering (mock heat haze)
around K color texts
Mock Heat Haze
Version 1.2
Increase the primary transfer current value. Perform the following procedures:
(1)
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note of that value *1.
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(2)
NOTE: This adjustment may result in worse ghosting (residual image due to electrostatic record on
the photoreceptor).
Change the primary transfer current value (approximate) to the value corresponding to the
conditions at which the problem occurs (Model & Output Color + the value in (1) above).
This is effective for heat haze/mock heat haze.
Refer to the following table for the NVM address to be changed.
Because the machine internal temperature and humidity changes slightly within the day,
also change the values before and after the value that was taken note in (1) above (if the
value is "5", change "4" and "6" too).
45ppm
55ppm
Decrease M color by 1%. 752-843: 0 35

Decrease C color by 1%. 752-844: 0 35
When the value is changed, the target value for MAX Setup/Adjust Toner Density also shifts by
35.
CAUTION
10
745400
745401
745402
745403
745404
745405
745406
745407
BW 745408
745409
745410
745411
745412
745413
745414
745415
745416
745417
FC 745448
745449
745450
745451
745452
745453
745454
745455
745456
745457
BW 745458
745459
745460
745461
745462
745463
745464
745465
745466
745467
FC 745498
745499
745500
745501
745502
745503
745504
745505
745506
745507
BW 745508
745509
745510
745511
745512
745513
745514
745515
745516
745517
FC 745548
745549
745550
745551
745552
745553
745554
745555
745556
745557
BW 745568
745569
745570
745571
745572
745573
745574
745575
745576
745577
Table 2
35ppm
FC/BW
Decrease Y color by 1%. 752-842: 0 35
Occurrence of both heat haze and mock heat haze are easily influenced by the paper orientation. As
final step, copy an image which have solid portions located at various positions to check for them.
Especially for the secondary voltage offset chart, only one patch in the area is useful because the
Secondary Transfer voltage changes between Lead and Tail edges.
745399
25ppm
FC/BW
Decrease the TC by 1%. ATC target manual correction amount

Decrease K color by 1%. 752-845: 0 35
Table 1
FC 745398
Model
Print and check a test pattern. If the level is bad, decrease the value in (2) above.
4.
746-015 (Environment No.)
35ppm
Version 1.2
*1 : This value indicates the machine internal environment (temperature and humidity) and it is
stored as an integer value between 1 and 10. The higher the temperature and humidity are, the
smaller the value becomes and vice versa.
Example) If this problem occurs for 25ppm Full Color print and 746-015 is "9", change the value of
745-405, 406, and 407 from 103 to 150.
25ppm
45ppm
FC/BW
55ppm
FC
55ppm
BW
Initial Value
103
148
169
193
216
After Change
150
200
220
250
255
c. Perform a to b. After performing the test print, refer to 746-005 (1st BTR Transfer Bias Last
Output Value K) *2 to check that the primary transfer output has changed.
*2 : This stores the current value that was output last. In the case of 25/25ppm, 103 (10.3MicroAmp)
is stored before the adjustment and 150 (15.0MicroAmp) is stored after the adjustment.
3.
IQ-38 Poor Reproducibility of Fine Lines (IOT Image Quality)
Thin Line Correction Amount Adjustment
Table 1
NVM Address
Contents
Initial Value
Adjustment
Range
749-243
Thin Line Correction Amount Y Color 200
140~200
749-244
Thin Line Correction Amount M Color 200
140~200
749-245
Thin Line Correction Amount C Color 200
140~200
749-246
Thin Line Correction Amount K Color 200
140~200
The smaller the value, the more emphasis the thin line gets (amount of exposure is increased).
(Default value - Adjustment value)/2 = amount of increased exposure in %.
Amount of exposure is increased by: 30% for 140, 20% for 160, and 10% for 180.
4.
752-006 Thin Line Correction_ADC_Switch - 0: OFF, 1: ON.

Although this is normally set as 0 (OFF) during use, if the highlight reproduction is overdone, set this
to 1 (ON).
Default value is 0.
Figure 1 j0wa31029
[Purpose]
The Thin Line Correction Mode is the mode for correcting the poor reproducibility of 600dpi/1200dpi thin
lines.
Because of the dispersion due to the difference in the machines, thin lines, especially slanted ones, tend
to break up.
When this happens, use the Thin Line Correction Mode to correct it.
NOTE: When in use, the Thin Line Correction Mode might cause defects to appear in the images.
The Thin Line Correction only emphasizes line images and it cannot be used to increase the text density.
1.
Interference in the form of banding in ladder images
2.
LPH streaks appearing in high temperature environment
Because of these reasons, keep the adjustment amount as low as possible.
[Procedure]
Perform the Thin Line Correction by adjusting the following NVMs.
1.
749-006 1200 Only Fine Line Correction - 15: OFF (also perform correction for 600dpi), 0: ON
(only perform correction for 1200dpi)
If the Thin Line Correction is also to be performed for 600dpi, use "15". The default value is 15.
2.
749-007 Thin Line Correction Switch - 0: Thin Line Correction OFF, 1: Thin Line Correction ON.
The default value is 0.
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IQ-39 Unevenness Correction Within Image Area (IOT Image

Quality)
[Purpose]
The LPH Exposure Amount Fine Adjustment is the process of adjusting the LPH exposure amount to
correct the uneven density in the Axis Direction that arose due to various causes in the vicinity of the
Drum for each YMCK color individually.
The LPH Exposure Amount Adjustment can be performed as negative correction within the range of 0 to
-20 (%).
Version 1.2
NOTE: As an overly large adjustment might cause jumps in gradation, make the adjustments as small as
possible.
The adjustment amount (%) is not = amount of change in density.
The actual exposure level includes a process that converts the brightness of ADC Sensor Position to
100%.
[Purpose]
-20 (%).
Correction Area
[Procedure]
1.
LPH Exposure Amount Fine Adjustment ON/OFF Switch Selector

To enable the LPH Exposure Amount Fine Adjustment function, set the following NVM as ON.
Table 2
NVM Names
NVM Address
Contents
Initial Value
Adjustment
Range
Smile Correction Switch
749-005
0: OFF
1: ON
0 or 1
2.
Selection of Correction Method

The LPH Exposure Amount Fine Adjustment can be done by:
Figure 1 j0wa41850
Table 1
Distance from the left of image

(mm)
52
103
154
206
257
308.9
As shown in the figure, the LPH zone is divided into 7 areas by setting the 6 points - from A (leftmost
edge) to G (rightmost edge).
(1)
Correcting the density skew in the IN-OUT direction
(2)
Selecting a pre-prepared pattern to perform the correction
(3)
Using custom correction to manually correct the adjustment amount for each area
A combination of the various correction methods can be used. However, the correction cannot go
beyond the 0 to -20 (%) range.
(1)
IN/OUT Density Correction

Corrects the IN-OUT density skew in the axis direction of the photoreceptor.
When there is density skew from the left to the right of the image, the adjustment amount to
correct that has to be set for each color.
Setting Range is -20 to 20 (%)
Table 3
Adjustment is performed at each area to lower the LPH exposure amount until the density is even.
*There are cases where point A or G will lie beyond the image zone. Furthermore, the 154mm mark is the
center of the image.
Initial Value
Adjustment
Range
NVM Names
NVM Address
In Out Tendency (IN/OUT correction)
749-191
-20~20
749-192
-20~20
749-193
-20~20
749-194
-20~20
Figure 2 j0wa41851
Figure 4 j0wa41853
*Although there is also an adjustment range at the positive side, it only involves reducing the
brightness at the IN side or the OUT side and therefore will not have any correction that goes
above 100%.
(2)
Pattern Selection Correction

If you have elected to perform correction based on Pattern Selection, select the Pattern 1~6
and Level 1~6 that is most suitable for the density correction from the following figure.
The selected Pattern and Level are reflected as LPH Brightness Correction by changing the
following NVMs.
As there are separate NVMs for each color, they can each be corrected independently.
Figure 5 j0wa41854
Table 4
Initial Value
Adjustment
Range
1~6
1~6
749-197
1~6
749-198
1~6
NVM Names
NVM Address
Correction Pattern (Pattern Selection)
749-195
749-196
Figure 3 j0wa41852
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Table 5
NVM Names
NVM Address
Correction Level
Initial Value
Adjustment
Range
1~6
749-199
749-200
1~6
749-201
1~6
749-202
1~6
NOTE: Take note that "0" and "5" for Pattern means "Disabled" and "1" for Level means "No
correction".
(3)
Custom Correction
If you have elected to perform density correction by custom correction, you must input the
required adjustment amount for the correction of every area into the NVM for each YMCK
color.
Be careful as only negative correction can be performed for density correction.
Table 6
Initial Value
NVM
Names
NVM Address Contents
Custom
Correction
Value
Adjustme
nt Range
-20~20
-20~20
749-217~223
R/E (%) within Y

Pulse Width
M
Variable Range
C
-20~20
749-224~230
-20~20
749-203~209
749-210~216
*The NVM Addresses correspond in ascending order to ABCDEFG.

*Although there is also an adjustment range at the positive side, the brightness will saturate at
100%. The positive correction of up to the 100% range will only be applied when the exposure
amount has been corrected towards the negative side at IN-OUT Density Correction or Pattern
Selection Correction.
Version 1.2
NOTE:The above 3 types of correction can be used in combination. However, the total amount
of exposure adjustment for these Smile Corrections are restricted to be within 0 to -20%.
[Sum of Correction 0~20%] = [IN-OUT Adjustment Amount %] + [Pattern Selection Adjustment
Amount %] + [Custom Adjustment Amount %]
If the total from the 3 corrections add up to less than -20%, it will be uniformly limited to -20%
If it is larger than 0%, then it will be uniformly limited to 0%.
The above are the restrictions that apply to the exposure amount correction and correction by
Smile Correction function.
However, within the actual machine, after the exposure amount correction by Smile Correction,
it will enter another process to calibrate the exposure at the ADC Sensor Position to be 100%.
As a correction is applied to the exposure amount after a Smile Correction, the exposure
amount in the vicinity of 114 to 144mm from the left of the image becomes 100%, while it is
relatively higher or lower for the rest of the positions.
Reference sample
Figure 6 j0wa41855
As shown in figure B, the control is such that the final exposure at the ADC Sensor Position
becomes 100%.
By this, the exposure amount that was corrected by Smile Correction (figure A) is corrected
again until it is at the actual output level (figure B).
(The figures are the exposure models when Pattern 1, Level 4 correction have been
performed)
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3.2.2 Notes on Image Quality Restrictions
Table 1
Name
Table 1
4

Name
SUB
Cause
Moist Paper Wrinkles
Fuser
When moisture gets into vertical grained paper, paper

waves occurs at the tip of short edge side. If the paper
enters the Fuser Nip in this condition, the Fuser Nip
cannot feed the paper properly, resulting in wrinkles.
Wetting
Fuser
Interaction between the Regi ~ Transfer ~ Fuser

disturbs the paper input orientation and causes the
paper to contact the Belt before entering the Nip,
resulting in distorted image (wetting).
(This problem occurs at the paper edges)
Roll Marks on Coated Paper
Fuser/
Exit
When Lightweight Coated Paper (JD Gloss, J Gloss,

OS Gloss 127gsm) is copied, the gloss at the Fuser
Decurler Drive Roll is lowered, which generates Roll
marks.
(4 locations, Roll width: 2 at center: 14mm, 2 at edges:
10mm)
Skid Marks on Side 1 during

2 Sided Print
SUB
Cause
Fuser
When printing Heavyweight paper in 2 Sided, its Side 1

contacts the Skid of the Decurler Chute, which
generates skid marks. The Skid is installed to prevent
rib streaks.
(6 locations, Skid width: 3mm)
Figure 2 j0ki31008
Regi shift of paper or backslash of the Roll causes a 2
to 3mm shift.
5
Furrows
Fuser
Sometimes, small asperity on the surface of the release

layer (PFA), which are generated when the Fusing Belt
is manufactured, appears on an image.

Streaks
XERO/
CLN
If the substances contained in the CLN-Roll materials

get stuck to the BCR at the BCR and CLN-Roll NIP
sections, the resistance of the BCR gets reduced
partially and may cause the appearance of white
streaks in the FS direction on halftone images.
Figure 1 j0ki31006

Spots
XERO/
CLN
Regi shift of paper or backlash of the Roll causes a 2 to

3mm shift.
Tiny foreign substances on the surface of the BCR may

cause BCR pitch white spots (up to 0.3mm in diameter)
to appear on halftone images.
Photoreceptor Pitch Color

Streaks
XERO/
CLN
Directly after replacement of CRU, vibrations during the

CRU transportation may cause the BCR or Blade to
scrape against the Photoreceptor, resulting in leftover
electrostatic memory on the Photoreceptor due to the
friction, which generates thin colored streaks in the FS
direction on the halftone portion at the Photoreceptor
Pitch.
Table 1
Name
SUB
XERO/
White Streaks in Process
Direction/Dropping Density CLN
Deletion during Continuous
High Coverage
10
Background on Coated Paper Develop Background level on Coated Paper is higher than that
er
on Plain.
11
Color Streaks due to Toner
12
Toner Droplet Contamination Develop A contamination consisting of random spatters of toner

er
in sizes of a few millimeters may appear. This is more
likely to happen when toner had accumulated at the tip
of Upper Cover or the back side of the Trimmer Cover.
When a high area coverage image (roughly 60% or

more/mono color) is printed continuously, the lubricant
agent contained in the developer becomes oversupplied, which reduces the density of the halftone
portion at the IN side of the image and generates white
streaks after 200 sheets are printed.
Develop When continuously printing documents that contain

er
relatively dark (near 50% of gradation), large, and
uniform halftone images, shooting stars-like color
stripes might appear due to clumped up toner.
13
White Streaks Due to

Trimmer Jam
Develop Streaks of blanks may occur in the Process direction.

er
This is caused by foreign substances getting pinched
between the Developer Roll and the Trimmer. (This is
very similar to contamination on the LPH and light
emission failure)
14
Lines on Coated Paper
EXIT
15
Corrugation Stripes
Transfer When HW Gloss paper is being transported,

corrugation marks may be generated.
16
Smear
Transfer When the lead edge of paper reaches the Secondary

Transfer, it immediately increases the Secondary
Transfer section load and causes the IBT Drive Roll
speed to change (decrease in speed). This change in
speed changes the difference in relative speed
between the Photoreceptor and the IBT Belt surface in
the K-color Primary Transfer section, hence creating a
smear (distorted image).
Rough Black

Name
Cause
17
Table 1
Moist Paper Transfer Failure Transfer The resistance is lowered because the paper is moist.
The K color contains carbon that causes it to have
larger dielectric loss, and hence it requires a different
electrical field from the other colors. There is no latitude
because the difference in required electrical field
between multi color and K color is larger than the
difference between paper resistance and toner
resistance.
19
Toner Contamination at Lead/ Transfer The tail edge of Paper that loops between the TransferTail Edge
Fusing sections, at the release of the Secondary
Transfer NIP, moves opposite to the feed direction and
contacts the BTR surface, or bounds up and contacts
the Belt
20
Multi Color Transfer Failure
Transfer 1.
Paper that has had its Side 1 fused has a reduced

percentage of moisture content, which increases
its electric resistance. Since the resistance in the
Secondary Transfer section also increases by
lower humidity or over time, the required electrical
field may not be attained, especially in the early
mornings (low humidity environment). This is
because the setting is to keep the MWS within the
limit.
2.
When the resistance in the Secondary Transfer

section is high, e.g. in the early mornings (low
humidity environment), the transfer latitude
between multi color and mono color is narrow and
the setting voltage favors multi color. However,
this still causes a transfer failure of multi color.
21
Tail Edge Transfer Failure
Transfer The paper tail edge, after the Secondary Transfer NIP
has been released, bounded up due to the fusing
stroke effect and re-transfers to the Intermediate
Transfer Belt.
22
MWS (Side2)
(MicroWhiteSpots)
Transfer When the resistance in the Secondary Transfer section

is high, e.g. in the early mornings (low humidity
environment), the transfer latitude between multi color
and mono color is narrow and the setting voltage favors
multi color. In other words, the voltage is a little high for
mono color, and this causes the Transfer NIP
discharge phenomenon that creates the white spots.
23
Color Stripes
Transfer Presence of paper dust in between the Intermediate

Transfer Belt and the CLN Blade causes poor cleaning.
Transfer On paper that is not flat or has poor hue, the toner may
not have been transferred properly due to the irregular
paper surface, creating a rough transferred image.
Cause
18
When HW Gloss paper A3 SEF is output to Exit 1 using

the 2 Sided mode, its Side 1 might get rubbed against
the Exit Gate, resulting in lines.
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3.2.3 Cycle Table
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Version 1.2
Positions around the XERO

Table 1 Around the XERO
Angle
Distance
Standard
1st BTR
25.2
6.6
ERASE
55.5
14.53
SEAL-FILM
76.8
20.11
BLADE
95
24.87
BCR
147
38.48
LPH
191.1
50.03
Developer
265
69.38
Table 2 IBT
Module
Name
Diameter
Pitch
IBT
D/R
25.703
80.71
I/R
14
43.96
1st BTR
25.12
S/R
14
43.52
T/R
18
56.52
BUR
18
56.52
IBT Belt Perimeter 872.471

2nd BTR 18
17.2
54.01
Table 3 FUSER
Module
Name
Diameter
Pitch
FUSER
Belt
30.55 (reference)
94.8
P/Roll
28 (reference)
87.92*1
EXIT Roll
11.9
37.37
D Roll
25.12
*1: The P/Roll pitch can vary up to 89.5 due to heat expansion.
Table 4 Deve (Circumferential Velocity Ratio: 1.75 Times)
Figure 1 j0wa31031
Module
Name
Diameter
Pitch
Deve
Mag Roll
18.2
32.66
Table 5 XERO
Module
Name
Diameter
Pitch
XERO
Photoreceptor
30
94.2
BCR
12
37.68
BCR CLN
10
31.4
Auger
18.84
Table 6 Paper Transport

Module
Name
Diameter
Pitch
PH
Regi Roll
20.08
63.05
TA Roll
15
47.1
EXIT 1
15
47.1
EXIT 2
15
47.1
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Distance between Transfer ~ Regi ~ FSR

Table 7 Distance between Transfer ~ Regi ~ FSR
Longest
Shortest
Item
Distanc Total Distanc Total

e (mm) (mm) e (mm) (mm)
REGI ROLL
IBT BELT
56.85
56.85 56.85
2nd BTR Nip Start
10.24
67.09
2nd BTR Nip

Center
2.89
69.98 2.89
10.24
Differen
ce
Reference
Starting from the center of the REGI

ROLL Nip
56.85
0.00
The paper Lead Edge contacts the

IBT Belt.
67.09
0.00
69.98
0.00
Secondary Transfer Point
2nd BTR Nip End
2.84
72.82 2.84
72.82
0.00
DTS Lead Edge
8.72
81.55 7.33
80.15
1.39
POB Sensor
35.84
117.3 35.19
9
115.3
5
2.04
POB Sensor detects the paper Lead

Edge
Fuser INLET
CHUTE
9.62
127.0 35.19
0
115.3
5
Position at which the paper Lead

Edge contacts the Chute
Fuser Nip Start
22.31
149.3 30.17
1
145.5
1
3.80
Fuser Nip Center
2.99
152.3 2.99
0
148.5
0
3.80
Between Transfer and Fuser

(Wakasa: 80.82mm)
Figure 2 j0wa31032
Chapter 4 Disassembly/Assembly and Adjustments
4 Disassembly/Assembly and Adjustment

4.1 Introduction
4.1 Introduction...............................................................................................................
4.2 Disassembly/Assembly
1 IIT
REP 1.1.1
REP 1.2.1
REP 1.2.2
REP 1.2.3
REP 1.3.1
REP 1.4.1
REP 1.5.1
REP 1.5.2
REP 1.6.1
REP 1.6.2
REP 1.6.3
REP 1.7.1
REP 1.8.1
5
5
6
8
9
12
14
17
18
20
23
24
26
REP 2.1.1 (SCC) LPH Unit (Y, M, C, K).........................................................................

REP 2.2.1 LPH Cable Assembly (2270/3370)................................................................
REP 2.2.2 LPH Cable Assembly (4470/5570)................................................................
29
30
33
2 LPH
3 Drive
Main Drive Assembly (2270/3370)................................................................
Main Drive Assembly (4470/5570)................................................................
Drum/Deve Drive Assembly (2270/3370) .....................................................
Drum/Deve Drive Assembly (4470/5570) .....................................................
37
38
40
42
Toner Dispense Motor Assembly..................................................................

Developer Housing Assembly (Y, M, C, K) ...................................................
Developer......................................................................................................
LVPS (Deve) .................................................................................................
45
47
51
54
6 Transfer
REP 6.1.1
REP 6.1.2
REP 6.2.1
REP 6.3.1
REP 6.3.2
69
69
73
76
IBT Belt Cleaner Assembly ...........................................................................

IBT Belt Unit..................................................................................................
(SCC) HVPS (1st/2nd/DTC)..........................................................................
IBT Belt .........................................................................................................
TR0 Seal .......................................................................................................
57
58
62
62
64
REP 7.1.1 (SCC) Fuser..................................................................................................
67
7 Fuser
8 Xerographic
Version 1.2
REP 9.3.1 (SCC) Tray 1 Feeder Assembly....................................................................

REP 9.5.1 Tray 1 Feed/Retard/Nudger Roll...................................................................
79
80
10 Tray Module (3T)

REP 10.1.1
REP 10.1.2
REP 10.1.3
REP 10.4.1
REP 10.6.1
REP 10.8.1
REP 10.9.1
(SCC) Tray 2 Feeder Assembly..................................................................

Tray 2 Feed/Retard/Nudger Roll.................................................................
(SCC) Tray Module PWB............................................................................
81
82
83
85
85
86
86
11 TRAY MODULE (TT)

REP 11.1.1 (SCC) Tray 3 Assembly ..............................................................................
REP 11.1.2 (SCC) Tray 4 Assembly ..............................................................................
REP 11.4.1 Tray Cable ..................................................................................................
REP 11.5.1 (SCC) Tray 4 Feeder ..................................................................................
REP 11.8.1 Feed/Retard/Nudger Roll (Tray 2) ..............................................................
REP 11.10.1 Feed/Retard/Nudger Roll (Tray 3) ............................................................
REP 11.12.1 Feed/Retard/Nudger Roll (Tray 4) ............................................................
REP 11.17.1 (SCC) Tray Module PWB..........................................................................
87
87
88
89
91
93
94
95
95
96
13 MSI
5 Development
REP 5.1.1
REP 5.2.1
REP 5.2.2
REP 5.3.1
Drum .............................................................................................................
Erase Lamp Unit (K) .....................................................................................
Erase Lamp Unit (Y, M, C)............................................................................
(SCC) Agitator Motor Assembly....................................................................
9 Tray 1 Feeder/Tray 1
Platen Cushion..............................................................................................
Platen Glass..................................................................................................
W85 Control Panel........................................................................................
USB Cable ....................................................................................................
W85 Console Assembly................................................................................
CCD Lens Assembly.....................................................................................
Front/Rear Carriage Cable............................................................................
(SCC) Carriage Motor ...................................................................................
LED Lamp PWB............................................................................................
LED Lamp Wire Harness ..............................................................................
Light Guide....................................................................................................
(SCC) IIT Trans PWB ...................................................................................
USB Connector .............................................................................................
REP 3.2.1
REP 3.2.2
REP 3.3.1
REP 3.3.2
REP 8.1.1
REP 8.1.2
REP 8.1.3
REP 8.2.1
REP 13.1.1 MSI Unit ......................................................................................................

REP 13.3.1 Feed/Retard/Nudger Roll ............................................................................
REP 13.5.1 (SCC) MSI Paper Size Sensor....................................................................
97
98
99
14 L/H Cover
REP 14.1.1 L/H Cover Unit ............................................................................................
REP 14.2.1 2nd BTR Assembly .....................................................................................
REP 14.2.2 Duplex Assembly ........................................................................................
101
102
103
15 Registration
REP 15.1.1 Registration Transport Assembly................................................................
105
17 Exit/OCT
REP 17.1.1 Exit/OCT 1 Assembly..................................................................................
REP 17.1.2 Exit 2 Assembly ..........................................................................................
107
108
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REP 18.1.1
REP 18.2.1
REP 18.2.2
REP 18.2.3
REP 18.3.1
REP 18.5.1
REP 18.6.1
Opening/Closing the PWB Chassis Unit .....................................................

(SCC) BP PWB ...........................................................................................
(SCC) MCU PWB........................................................................................
(SCC) MD PWB ..........................................................................................
(SCC) IH Driver PWB..................................................................................
MOB ADC Assembly...................................................................................
(SCC) HVPS (Deve/BCR) ...........................................................................
109
110
112
114
115
117
120
REP 19.2.1 Top Cover ...................................................................................................

REP 19.3.1 Rear Lower Cover .......................................................................................
123
124
19 Cover
35 ESS
REP 35.2.1 (SCC) Control Unit ......................................................................................
127
51 DADF
REP 51.1.1 DADF ..........................................................................................................
REP 51.1.2 DADF Platen Cushion .................................................................................
REP 51.2.1 DADF Front Cover ......................................................................................
REP 51.2.2 DADF Rear Cover .......................................................................................
REP 51.2.3 (SCC) DADF Feeder Assembly ..................................................................
REP 51.2.4 (SCC) DADF PWB ......................................................................................
REP 51.3.1 (SCC) Left Counter Balance .......................................................................
REP 51.3.2 (SCC) Right Counter Balance .....................................................................
REP 51.4.1 (SCC) DADF Document Tray......................................................................
REP 51.4.2 (SCC) Top Cover ........................................................................................
REP 51.5.1 Harness Guide and Wire Harness ..............................................................
REP 51.5.2 DADF Regi Motor........................................................................................
REP 51.5.3 DADF Feed Motor .......................................................................................
REP 51.8.1 Regi Chute ..................................................................................................
REP 51.8.2 Retard Chute...............................................................................................
REP 51.9.1 Takeaway Roll.............................................................................................
REP 51.9.2 Sensor Bracket............................................................................................
REP 51.12.1 Nudger Roll, Feed Roll..............................................................................
REP 51.14.1 Retard Roll ................................................................................................
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130
131
131
133
134
136
137
138
140
140
142
143
144
145
145
148
148
150
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ADJ 1.6.2
ADJ 1.6.3
ADJ 1.6.4
ADJ 1.6.5
ADJ 1.6.6
Full/Half Rate Carriage Position Adjustment .................................................

IIT Lead Edge Registration ............................................................................
IIT Side Registration ......................................................................................
IIT Vertical/Horizontal Reduce/Enlarge..........................................................
DADF Original Detection Correction (Size Detection Auto-Correction) .........
UI Touch Panel Origin Point Correction.........................................................
151
153
153
154
156
157
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ADJ 18.1.1
ADJ 18.1.2
ADJ 18.2.3
ADJ 18.2.4
ADJ 18.2.5
ADJ 18.2.6
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159
Edge Erase Value Adjustment.....................................................................
160
Things to take note when replacing Important Information Stored Components (ISC)161
Firmware Version Upgrade(FX Only) ..........................................................
164
Thin Line Correction Mode Adjustment .......................................................
165
LPH Exposure Amount Fine Adjustment .....................................................
166
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ADJ 35.1.1
ADJ 35.2.1
ADJ 35.3.1
ADJ 35.3.2
ADJ 35.3.3
Firmware Version Upgrade (Firmware Update Service System) (FX Only)

Backup/Restore (Recovery)/Reproduce......................................................
Parts Condition Assessment by ESS Status LED .......................................
Special Booting ...........................................................................................
Settings Recovery Tool (Freeware).............................................................
171
171
174
178
180
ADJ 51.1.1 DADF Lead-Skew Adjustment.....................................................................

ADJ 51.1.2 DADF Side Registration ..............................................................................
ADJ 51.1.3 DADF Original Detection Correction
(Size Detection Auto-Correction) ....................................................................................
ADJ 51.1.4 DADF Lead Edge Registration ....................................................................
183
184
51 DADF
186
187
4.1 Introduction
4.1.2 Terms and Symbols
This section contains procedures required for parts disassembly, assembly, replacement and adjustment
in the field service.
The terms and symbols used throughout this manual are explained here.
4.1.1 How to Use the Disassembly/Assembly and Adjustment
Indicates an imminently hazardous situation, such as death or serious injury if operators do not
WARNING
1.
For installation procedures, only NOTEs are described here since installation procedures are the
reverse of removal ones.
2.
(Figure X) at the beginning of a procedure indicates that its detailed steps are shown in illustration.
Numbers in the illustration indicate the sequence of the steps.
3.
(REP X.X.X) at the end of a procedure indicates the replacement procedure to be referred to.
4.
Item numbers of disassembly/assembly and adjustment procedures (i.e. REP/ADJ No.) correlate to
PL No. in Chapter 5 Parts List. Therefore, an appropriate replacement or adjustment procedure can
easily be referred to a PL No. or vice versa. E.g. The replacement or adjustment procedure of
Component PL 1.1 is REP 1.1.X or ADJ 1.1.X.
5.
WARNING
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, such as death or serious injury if operators do not
CAUTION
When replacement/adjustment procedures or title items vary by modification or model, the

modification number or the model are indicated at the beginning or the end of the respective titles or
procedures.
E.g. 1) REP X.X.X Main PWB [Models with 1V]
*Indicates that the entire procedure under this title applies to machines with Tag 1V.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, such as injury if operators do not handle the machine
correctly by disregarding the statement.
Used to alert you to a procedure, if not strictly observed, could result in damage to the machine or
equipment.
Refer: Used when other explanations are given.
Purpose: Used to explain the purpose of adjustment.
Safety Critical Components (SCC)

For the safety control of the Safety Critical Components and the components specified, follow the
regulations regarding the Safety Critical Components set by Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd.
E.g. 2)
Table 1
Symbol
Note: Used when work procedures and rules are emphasized.
Description
Illustration 1: Indicates that a specific part has been modified by the tag number
within the circle.
Important Information Stored Component (ISC)

This component stores all the important customer information that is input after the installation.
When performing replacement, follow the procedures in "Chapter 4 Adjustment" to replace/discard.
Make absolutely sure that no customer information gets leaked outside.
Figure 1 4001
Illustration 2: Indicates that the configuration of the part shown is the
configuration before the part was modified by the number within the circle.
Figure 2 4002
6.
Positions or directions of the machine and directions inside the machine used in the procedure are
defined as listed below.
(1)
Front: Front of the machine
(2)
Right: Right-hand side when facing the front of the machine.
(3)
Left: Left-hand side when facing the front of the machine.
(4)
Rear: Rear when facing the front of the machine.
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REP 1.1.1 Platen Cushion
REP 1.2.1 Platen Glass
Parts List on PL 1.1

Replacement

Removal
WARNING
NOTE: Remove all remaining tapes on the Platen Cover after the Platen Cushion has been peeled off.
1.
Place the Platen Cushion on the Platen Glass, at the proper position. (Figure 1)
After the "Online" lamp turns OFF, press the [Job Status] button to check that there are no jobs in
progress. Turn the power OFF and make sure that the screen display turns OFF.
(1)
Peel off the seals (x2).
Turn the main power switch OFF and unplug the power plug.
(2)
Leave a gap of 0.50.3mm between the Regi. Guide and the Platen Guide of the Platen Glass.
1.
Open the Platen Cover or DADF.
(3)
Close the Platen Cover gently and press it onto the Platen Cushion.
2.
Remove the Platen Glass. (Figure 1)

(1)
Remove the screws (x2).
(2)
Remove the Right Side Plate.
(3)
Remove the Platen Glass.
Figure 1 j0ki40102
Replacement
Figure 1 j0ki40101
1.
To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order taking note of the following:
NOTE: Push the Platen Glass in the direction of arrow A and the Right Side Plate in the direction of arrow
B.
(Figure 2)
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REP 1.2.2 W85 Control Panel

Removal
WARNING
1.
2.
Open the Front Cover.
3.
Remove the Front Left Cover. (Figure 1)

(1)
Remove the screw.
(2)
Remove the Front Left Cover in the direction of the arrow.
Figure 2 j0ki40103
Figure 1 j0ki91083
4.
Remove the screws that secure the W85 Control Panel. (Figure 2)
(1)
Remove the Stylus Pen.
(2)
Figure 2 j0ki40104
5.
Figure 4 j0ki91086
Replacement
(1)
1.
To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order.
2.
Align the cable tie of the USB Cable to the right side of the clamp. (Figure 5)
Figure 3 j0ki91085
6.
Figure 5 j0ki40164
Remove the W85 Control Panel. (Figure 4)

(1)
Hold the W85 Control Panel and slide it slowly to the front.
(2)
Release the W85 UI Cable from the hooks (x2).
(3)
Release the hook at the bottom of the Connector Housing and disconnect the connector.
(4)
Release the USB Cable from the clamp.
(5)
Disconnect the connector of the USB Cable at the inner side.
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REP 1.2.3 USB Cable

Replacement
WARNING
1.
When replacing the USB Cable, store the excess length in between the clamps (x2) as shown in the
figure. (Figure 1)
Figure 6 j0ki40165
4.
When attaching the W85 UI Cable to the hook, make it so that the coated end of the W85 UI Cable
is positioned at the hook as shown in the figure. (Figure 7)
Figure 1 j0ki40163
Figure 7 j0ki40166
REP 1.3.1 W85 Console Assembly

Removal
WARNING
Reference: Cleaning the Touch Panel
When cleaning the Touch Panel, use soft cloth with mild detergent or alcohol and wipe gently.
1.
2.
3.
Remove the Front Left Cover. (Figure 1)

(1)
Remove the screw.
(2)
Figure 2 j0ki40151
5.
Remove the One Touch Panel. (Figure 3)

(1)
Release the hooks (x2).
(2)
Remove the One Touch Panel.
(3)
Move the Block of the Connector Housing in the direction of the arrow.
(4)
Remove the Flexible Flat Cable.
Figure 1 j0ki91083
4.
Remove the Stylus Pen. (Figure 2)

(1)
Figure 3 j0ki40152
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Release the hooks of the Overlay Cover. (Figure 4)

(1)
Figure 6 j0ki91124
Figure 4 j0ki91180
7.
Remove the Overlay Cover. (Figure 5)

(1)
9.
Remove the screws that secure the W85 Console Assembly. (Figure 7)
(1)
Remove the Tapping Screw.
(2)
Remove the Overlay Cover in the direction of the arrow.
Figure 7 j0ki40153
Figure 5 j0ki91123
10. Remove the screws that secure the W85 Console Assembly. (Figure 8)
8.
(1)
Remove the Tapping Screws (x2).
(1)
(2)
Remove the screw.
Release the hooks (x3) and remove the Overlay Cover in the direction of the arrow.
Figure 8 j0ki40154
11. Move the W85 Console Assembly in the direction of the arrow. (Figure 9)
(1)
Move the W85 Console Assembly in the direction of the arrow.
Figure 10 j0ki40156
13. Turn the W85 Console Assembly upside down and place it gently on the Platen Glass.
14. Disconnect the connector of the W85 Console Assembly. (Figure 11)
(1)
Release the hook and disconnect the connector.
(2)
Disconnect the connector of the USB Cable.
Figure 9 j0ki40155
12. Remove the W85 UI Cable from the hook. (Figure 10)
(1)
Figure 11 j0ki40157
Remove the W85 UI Cable from the hook.
Replacement
1.
2.
When attaching the W85 UI Cable to the hook, make it so that the coated end of the W85 UI Cable
is positioned at the hook as shown in the figure. (Figure 12)
(A) Coated end of W85 UI Cable
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REP 1.4.1 CCD Lens Assembly

Removal
NOTE: Light axis correction using UI Diag is required after replacing the parts. After replacement, always
check the light axis and perform the light axis correction adjustment where necessary. (The correction
steps are described in this procedure.)
WARNING
NOTE: Because the removal procedure for 2270/3370 and 4470/5570 are the same (they differ only by
the shape of their CCD Lens Assembly), only the shape for 4470/5570 will be described here.
Figure 12 j0ki40158
3.
1.
Store the excess length of the USB Cable as shown in (A) in the figure. (Figure 13)
2.
Remove the following parts:
Platen Glass (REP 1.2.1)
Lens Cover (PL 1.4)
Move the APS Sensor. (Figure 1)

(1)
Remove the screw (round).
(2)
Release the harness from the clamp.
(3)
Move the APS Sensor.
Figure 13 j0ki40159
Figure 1 j0ki40112
3.
Disconnect the CCD Flexible Print Cable. (Figure 2)

(1)
If any problems are found in images (especially alignment), go to Step 10.

NOTE: In the following steps, it is best to work in a condition in which outside light is minimized. If
the servicing site is located directly below the fluorescent light, perform the servicing with the Platen
(or DADF) somewhat closed to shut out the outside light.
10. Enter UI Diag.
11. Enter IIT Calibration (White Reference Adjustment, CCD Calibration, Optical Axis Correction).
12. Select [Optical Axis Correction].
13. Follow the instructions shown on the screen. Open the Platen and press the [Start] button.
The Lamp Carriage moves and the lamp irradiates.
14. Check the following items on the UI screen.
Table 1
Optical Axis Correction
Optical Axis Correction Judgment (Result)
Figure 2 j0ki40113
4.
Replace the CCD Lens Assembly. (Figure 3)
NG
Front Nut Correction Angle -: Left rotation
-90
Rear Nut Correction Angle +: Right rotation
-555
NOTE: When removing the CCD Lens Assembly, never remove the screws (x2) of the jig pin.
(2)
Replace the CCD Lens Assembly.
Optical Axis Correction Judgment (Result): Displays OK/NG. If OK appears, the operation is
complete. If NG appears, correction is needed. Front/Rear Nut Correction Angle: Shows a
combination of with a numeral.
(3)
Secure the CCD Lens Assembly by using the screws (x4).
Front Nut refers to the nuts at the front of the CCD Lens Assembly.
Rear Nut refers to the nuts at the rear of the CCD Lens Assembly.
+: Refers to right rotation.
(1)
-: Refers to left rotation.
Numeral: Refers to the angle. (Unit: degrees)

Using the content of the above table as an example:
The Front Nut must be rotated 90 deg. to the left.
The Rear Nut must be rotated 555 deg. to the left.
NOTE: If the value is an abnormal number such as 990, clean the Platen Glass and the mirror, etc.
and start again. This may be due to the light path being blocked.
15. Carry out the steps above using the information on the UI screen.
16. Rotate the nut. (Figure 4)
Figure 3 j0ki40114
5.
Connect the CCD Flexible Print Cable.
6.
Install the APS Sensor and Lens Cover.
7.
Install the Platen Glass. (No need to install the guide for holding the glass.)
8.
Make a copy onto A3 size paper using the Test Chart, and check both Lead and Tail sides.
9.
Reinstall the removed parts if no problems are found.
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NOTE: As it is difficult to control the rotation amount, it is recommended to draw a line on a strip of
paper and tape it to the tip of the Box Driver to make a mark as shown in the figure below.
Version 1.2
REP 1.5.1 Front/Rear Carriage Cable

Removal
WARNING
Turn OFF the main power switch and unplug the power plug.
CAUTION
The burr at the edge of the IIT Frame might cause injury. Be very careful when disconnect the Carriage.
NOTE: The front and rear coatings of the Carriage Cable are different.
Front: Silver
Rear: Black
NOTE: Only the replacement procedures for the Rear Carriage Cable is described here. The
replacement procedures for the Front Carriage Cable is the same as for the Rear Carriage Cable.
Figure 4 j0ki40115
17. After the adjustment, enter IIT Calibration (White Reference Adjustment, CCD Calibration, Optical
Axis Correction) and perform the Optical Axis Correction again. [Refer to 6.4.2.19]
NOTE: The Carriage Cables must be replaced one by one. Never remove both front and rear cables at
the same time.
1.
Open the DADF or the Platen Cover.
2.
18. Repeat Steps 10 to 17 until the judgment displays "OK".

NOTE: If the result is OK, the operation can be completed even if the number of rotations is still
displayed.
19. Reinstall all removed parts.
3.
Platen Glass (REP 1.2.1)
W85 Control Panel (REP 1.2.2)
IIT Left Cover (PL 1.1)
Unfasten the Full Rate Carriage from the Carriage Cable. (Figure 1)
(1)
Move the Full Rate Carriage to the notch on the Frame.
(2)
Remove the screw.
Figure 1 j0ki40118
4.
Remove the Carriage Cable. (Figure 2)
(1)
Remove the spring from the Frame.
(2)
Detach the cable from the spring.
Figure 4 j0wa40112
Figure 2 j0sr41815
5.
2.
Remove the Carriage Cable. (Figure 3)

(1)
Wind the Carriage Cable at the spring end around the Pulley for 2 rounds. (Figure 5)
(1)
Wind the cable 2 rounds.
(2)
Fix the cable at the spring end on the Frame with tape.
Pull out the ball from the notch of the Frame and remove the Carriage Cable.
Figure 5 j0sr41817
Figure 3 j0ki40150
3.
Wind the Carriage Cable at the ball end around the Pulley for 1.5 rounds. (Figure 6)
Replacement
(1)
Wind the cable 1.5 rounds.
1.
(2)
Fix the cable wound on the Pulley with tape to prevent it from getting loose.
Insert the ball of the Carriage Cable into the groove of the Pulley. (Figure 4)
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Figure 6 j0sr41818
NOTE: The figure below shows the number of rounds made by Carriage Cable at the front and rear.
(Figure 7)
Figure 8 j0ki40119
5.
Install the spring end of the Carriage Cable. (Figure 9)

(1)
Peel off the tape that secures the cable.
(2)
Hang the cable on the Pulley.
(3)
Hang it on the Pulley at the rear of Half Rate Carriage.
(4)
Hang the spring on the Cable and attach it to the Frame.
Figure 7 j0ki40162
4.
Install the ball end of the Carriage Cable. (Figure 8)

(1)
Hang the cable on the larger Pulley of the Half Rate Carriage.
(2)
Hang the ball on the notch of the Frame.
Figure 9 j0ki40120
6.
Affix the cable to the Full Rate Carriage. (Figure 10)
REP 1.5.2 (SCC) Carriage Motor
(1)
Peel off the tape.
(2)
(3)
Affix the cable to the Full Rate Carriage.

Removal
WARNING
1.
2.
Figure 10 j0ki40121
7.
Adjust the position of Full Rate/Half Rate Carriages. (ADJ 1.6.1)
8.
Restore the machine to its original state.
Platen Cover or DADF Assembly (REP 51.1.1)
Filter Cover (PL 19.3)
Rear Upper Cover (PL 19.3)
IIT Right Cover (PL 1.1)
IIT Rear Cover (PL 1.1)
IIT Top Cover (PL 1.1)
Remove the Carriage Motor. (Figure 1)

(1)
Disconnect the connector.
(2)
Remove the cable band.
(3)
Remove the spring.
(4)
(5)
Remove the Carriage Motor.
Figure 1 j0ki40122
Replacement
Version 1.2
1.
2.
Install the Belt to the Pulley of the Carriage Motor. (Figure 2)
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REP 1.6.1 LED Lamp PWB

Removal
WARNING
NOTE: Do not touch the chip on the LED Lamp PWB.
1.
2.
Remove the Platen Glass. (REP 1.2.1)
3.
4.
Figure 2 j0ki40123
3.
4.
Disconnect the connector. (Figure 1)

(1)
(2)
Take note of the following points when installing the Carriage Motor.
(1)
Attach the spring.
(2)
Loosely affix the Carriage Motor that comes attached with a Belt.
(3)
Move the carriage to fit the Belt.
(4)
Secure the Carriage Motor to the Main Unit.
After installing the Carriage Motor, move the Full Rate Carriage back and forth and check that it is
moving smoothly.
Figure 1 j0ki40124
5.
Remove the LED Lamp. (Figure 2)

(1)
(2)
Remove the LED Lamp.
Figure 2 j0ki40125
6.
Figure 4 j0ki40127
Remove the LED Lamp PWB. (Figure 3)

(1)
(2)
Remove the LED Lamp PWB.
3.
When installing the LED Lamp, insert the rear side of the LED Lamp PWB into the square hole of
the Full Rate Carriage. (Figure 5)
(A) Take note so as not to touch the LED chip.
Figure 5 j0ki40128
4.
When installing the LED Lamp, affix the Full Rate Carriage by using the hook of the LED Lamp.
(Figure 6)
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Figure 3 j0ki40126
Replacement
1.
2.
When installing the LED Lamp PWB, loosely affix screw A and tighten the screws in order of 1 to 4.
(Figure 4)
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REP 1.6.2 LED Lamp Wire Harness

Removal
WARNING
1.
2.
3.
CCD Lens Assembly (REP 1.4.1)
LED Lamp (REP 1.6.1)
Remove the PWB Cover. (Figure 1)

(1)
Figure 6 j0ki40129
5.
Remove the screw (Blue, x1).
(2)
Remove the screws (Round: x2).
(3)
Remove the PWB Cover in the direction of the arrow.
After a replacement, enter the Diag Mode and use "Initialize HFSI Counter" to clear the HFSI
counter.
"Chain Link: 956-803"
Figure 1 j0ki40130
4.
Disconnect the LED Lamp Wire Harness. (Figure 2)

(1)
(2)
Disconnect the LED Lamp Wire Harness.
(3)
Peel off the LED Lamp Wire Harness from the adhesive tape section.
(4)
Remove the LED Lamp Wire Harness from the Core in the direction of the arrow.
(2)
Move the Full Rate Carriage in the direction of the arrow and remove it.
Figure 4 j0ki40133
7.
Turn the Full Rate Carriage upside down.
8.
Remove the guide. (Figure 5)
Figure 2 j0ki40131
5.
(1)
Remove the screw.
(2)
Remove the guide.
Remove the LED Lamp Wire Harness from the Harness Holder. (Figure 3)
(1)
Remove the LED Lamp Wire Harness from the Harness Holder.
Figure 5 j0ki40134
9.
(1)
Figure 3 j0ki40132
6.
Remove the LED Lamp Wire Harness from the Full Rate Carriage. (Figure 6)
Remove the LED Lamp Wire Harness.
Remove the Full Rate Carriage. (Figure 4)

(1)
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Figure 6 j0ki40135
Replacement
2.
The LED Lamp Wire Harness is to be installed to the Harness Guide of the Half Rate Carriage.
(Figure 7)
Version 1.2
Figure 8 j0ki40137
4.
1.
When installing the PWB Cover, attach the hooks (x4). (Figure 9)
(A) Harness Guide
Figure 9 j0ki40138
5.
Figure 7 j0ki40136
3.
When securing the LED Lamp Wire Harness to the Base Frame using adhesive tape, align it to the
mark as shown in the figure to paste it. (Figure 8)
Adjust the position of Full Rate/Half Rate Carriages. (ADJ 1.6.1)
REP 1.6.3 Light Guide

Removal
WARNING
NOTE: Do not touch the Light Guide using bare hands.
1.
Remove the DADF. (REP 51.1.1)
2.
3.
4.
Remove the Light Guide. (Figure 1)

(1)
Remove the screw.
(2)
Remove the clip.
(3)
Remove the screw.
(4)
Remove the clip.
(5)
Remove the Light Guide.
Figure 2 j0ki40149
(A) Take note so as to not damage the Lamp Wire Harness.
Figure 1 j0ki40148
Replacement
1.
2.
When installing the Light Guide, insert the boss of the Light guide into the positioning hole of the Full
Rate Carriage. (Figure 2)
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REP 1.7.1 (SCC) IIT Trans PWB

Removal
NOTE: Backup the data before replacing the PWB. (ADJ 35.2.1) When restoring the data, first download
the backup and then perform the firmware upgrade. (ADJ 35.1.1)
WARNING
CAUTION
Static electricity may damage electrical parts. Always wear a wrist band during servicing. If a wrist band is
not available, touch some metallic parts before servicing to discharge the static electricity.
1.
2.
Remove the Filter Cover and Rear Upper Cover. (PL 19.3)
Figure 2 j0ki40140
Remove the IIT Rear Cover. (Figure 1)

(1)
Loosen the screws (x2) and disconnect the connector.
(2)
(3)
4.
Remove the IIT Rear Cover.
Open the Platen or the DADF.
5.
6.
Remove the Lens Cover. (PL 1.4)
7.
Remove the PWB Cover. (Figure 3)

(1)
Remove the screw (Blue, x1).
(2)
Remove the screws (Round: x2).
(3)
Remove the PWB Cover in the direction of the arrow.
Figure 1 j0ki40139
3.
Disconnect the connectors at the rear side that are connected to the IIT Trans PWB. (Figure 2)
(1)
(2)
(3)
Remove the Lock Screws (x2).
(4)
Remove the screw.
Figure 3 j0ki40130
8.
Disconnect the connectors that are connected to the IIT Trans PWB. (Figure 4)
(1)
(2)
Remove the Flexible Print Cable.
(3)
Open the Plate of the Connector Housing in the direction of the arrow.
(4)
Remove the Flexible Print Cable.
(5)
(6)
Figure 5 j0ki40143
Replacement
1.
To install, carry out the removed steps in reverse order.
2.
When the PWB is replaced, remove the EEP ROM from the old PWB and install it onto the new one.
(Figure 6)
Figure 4 j0ki40141
9.
Remove the IIT Trans PWB. (Figure 5)

(1)
(2)
Remove the IIT Trans PWB.
Figure 6 j0ki40142
3.
Version 1.2
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When installing the PWB Cover, attach the hooks (x4). (Figure 7)
1 IIT

1 IIT
2010/08
4-26
Version 1.2
REP 1.8.1 USB Connector

Removal
WARNING
1.
Release the hooks of the Overlay Cover. (Figure 1)

(1)
Figure 7 j0ki40138
Figure 1 j0ki91180
2.

(1)
Figure 2 j0ki91123
3.
Remove the screws that secure the USB Connector. (Figure 3)

(1)
Remove the screw.
(2)
Figure 3 j0ki40160
4.
Remove the USB Connector. (Figure 4)

(1)
Shift the USB Connector.
(2)
Disconnect the connector of the USB Cable.
Figure 4 j0ki40161
Replacement
1.
Version 1.2
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1 IIT

1 IIT
2010/08
4-28
Version 1.2
REP 2.1.1 (SCC) LPH Unit (Y, M, C, K)
Replacement

Removal
1.
WARNING
NOTE: Because the removal procedure for the LPH Units (Y, M, C, and K) are the same, the following
describes only the procedure for the LPH Unit (K).
NOTE: When removing the Drum, cover it with a black sheet, etc. to prevent light fatigue.
NOTE: Do not touch the Drum surface with your hands.
NOTE: Place paper under the Developer Housing Assembly (Y, M, C, K) and on the floor so that the
toner, etc. do not dirty the floor and the machine during servicing.
1.
Drum (Y, M, C, K) (REP 8.1.1)
Toner Cartridge (Y, M, C, K) (PL 5.1)
Waste Box (PL 8.2)
IBT Belt Cleaner Assembly (REP 6.1.1)
Tension Lever (PL 6.1)
2.
Remove the Developer Housing Assembly (K). (REP 5.2.1)
3.
Remove the LPH Unit (K). (Figure 1)

(1)
Remove the screw.
(2)
Remove the LPH Unit (K).
Figure 1 j0ki40212
Version 1.2
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2 LPH

2 LPH
2010/08
4-30
Version 1.2
REP 2.2.1 LPH Cable Assembly (2270/3370)

Removal
WARNING
1.
2.
Disconnect all cables connected to the Control section on the right of the machine.
3.
Drum (Y, M, C, K) (REP 8.1.1)
Rear Lower Cover (REP 19.3.1)
Left Rear Upper Cover (PL 19.2)
Figure 2 j0ki40202
Disconnect the LPH Cables (x4) from the MCU PWB. (Figure 1)
7.
Remove the Takeaway Clutch. (Figure 3)
(1)
Disconnect the LPH Cables (x2).
(1)
Release the wire harness from the clamp.
(2)
(2)
(3)
Release the LPH Cable from the cable holder.
(3)
(4)
(4)
Remove the Bracket and Takeaway Clutch.
Figure 3 j0ki40213
Figure 1 j0ki40201
8.
Remove the Cable Supports (x2). (Figure 4)
4.
Remove the HVPS (1st/2nd/DTC). (REP 6.2.1)
5.
Remove the Drum/Deve Drive Assembly. (REP 3.3.1)
(1)
Release the wire harness from the clamps (x2).
6.
Release the wire harness from the Harness Holder. (Figure 2)
(2)
Remove the Cable Support.
(1)
Disconnect the connectors (x4).
(3)
(2)
Release the wire harness from the Harness Holder.
Figure 4 j0ki40214
9.
Remove the Main Drive Assembly. (Figure 5)
Figure 6 j0ki40209
11. Remove the screws that secure the LPH Cable Assembly. (Figure 7)
(1)
(1)
(2)
(2)
(3)
Remove the Main Drive Assembly.
(3)
Remove the LPH Cable Assembly.
Figure 5 j0ki40215
10. Release the LPH Cable. (Figure 6)
(1)
(2)
Release the LPH Cable from the clamps (x3).
(3)
Version 1.2
Figure 7 j0ki40210
12. Remove the LPH Cable Assembly. (Figure 8)
(1)
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Release the hooks (x2) and remove the LPH Cable Assembly in the direction of the arrow.
2 LPH

2 LPH
2010/08
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Figure 8 j0ki40211
Replacement
1.
2.
When installing the Takeaway Clutch, align the bosses (x4) of the bearing to the installation holes.
(Figure 9)
Figure 9 j0ki40216
3.
When installing the Bracket, insert the Bracket into the tab of the Takeaway Clutch. (Figure 10)
Version 1.2
Figure 10 j0ki40217
REP 2.2.2 LPH Cable Assembly (4470/5570)

Removal
WARNING
1.
2.
3.
Drum (Y, M, C, K) (REP 8.1.1)
Left Rear Upper Cover (PL 19.2)
Figure 2 j0ki40202
Disconnect the LPH Cables (x4) from the MCU PWB. (Figure 1)
7.
Remove the Takeaway Motor. (Figure 3)
(1)
(1)
(2)
(2)
(3)
(3)
(4)
(4)
Release the clamp.
(5)
Move the wire harness in the direction of the arrow.
(6)
Remove the screw.
(7)
Remove the Takeaway Motor.
Figure 1 j0ki40201
4.
5.
Remove the Drum/Deve Drive Assembly. (REP 3.3.2)
6.
Release the wire harness from the Harness Holder. (Figure 2)

(1)
(2)
Version 1.2
Figure 3 j0ki40203
8.
Remove the gear and shaft. (Figure 4)

(1)
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Remove the gear and shaft.
2 LPH

2 LPH
2010/08
4-34
Version 1.2
Figure 4 j0ki40204
9.
Remove the Cable Supports (x2). (Figure 5)
Figure 6 j0ki40208
11. Release the LPH Cable. (Figure 7)
(1)
(1)
(2)
(2)
Release the LPH Cable from the clamps (x3).
(3)
(3)
(4)
Figure 7 j0ki40209
Figure 5 j0ki40207
12. Remove the screws that secure the LPH Cable Assembly. (Figure 8)
10. Remove the Main Drive Assembly. (Figure 6)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(1)
(2)
Figure 8 j0ki40210
Figure 10 j0ki40205
13. Remove the LPH Cable Assembly. (Figure 9)

(1)
3.
When installing the Takeaway Motor, align the shaft to the hole of the bearing. (Figure 11)
Release the hooks (x2) and remove the LPH Cable Assembly in the direction of the arrow.
Figure 11 j0ki40206
Figure 9 j0ki40211
Replacement
1.
2.
When installing the gear and shaft, align the bosses (x4) of the bearing to the installation holes.
(Figure 10)
Version 1.2
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2 LPH

2 LPH
2010/08
4-36
Version 1.2
REP 3.2.1 Main Drive Assembly (2270/3370)

Removal
WARNING
1.
Remove the Rear Lower Cover. (REP 19.3.1)
2.
Open the PWB Chassis Unit. (REP 18.1.1)
3.
Remove the Takeaway Clutch. (Figure 1)

(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Remove the Bracket and Takeaway Clutch.
Figure 2 j0ki40315
Replacement
1.
2.
When installing the Takeaway Clutch, align the bosses (x4) of the bearing to the installation holes.
(Figure 3)
Figure 1 j0ki40314
4.

(1)
(2)
(3)
Figure 3 j0ki40216
3.
Version 1.2
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When installing the Bracket, insert the Bracket into the tab of the Takeaway Clutch. (Figure 4)
3 Drive

3 Drive
2010/08
4-38
Version 1.2
REP 3.2.2 Main Drive Assembly (4470/5570)

Removal
WARNING
1.
2.
3.
Remove the Takeaway Motor. (Figure 1)
Figure 4 j0ki40217
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Release the clamp.
(5)
Move the wire harness in the direction of the arrow.
(6)
Remove the screw.
(7)
Remove the Takeaway Motor.
Figure 1 j0ki40307
4.
Remove the gear and shaft. (Figure 2)

(1)
Remove the gear and shaft.
Figure 2 j0ki40204
5.
Figure 4 j0ki40205

(1)
(2)
(3)
3.
When installing the Takeaway Motor, align the shaft to the hole of the bearing. (Figure 5)
Figure 5 j0ki40206
Figure 3 j0ki40308
Replacement
1.
2.
When installing the gear and shaft, align the bosses (x4) of the bearing to the installation holes.
(Figure 4)
Version 1.2
2010/08
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3 Drive

3 Drive
2010/08
4-40
Version 1.2
REP 3.3.1 Drum/Deve Drive Assembly (2270/3370)

Parts List on PL 3.3a
Removal
WARNING
1.
Remove the Drum (Y, M, C, K). (REP 8.1.1)
2.
3.
4.
5.
Move the Harness Holder. (Figure 1)
Figure 2 j0ki40310
7.
(1)
(2)
Release the hook and move the Harness Holder.
Remove the Rear Bottom Fan. (Figure 3)

(1)
(2)
(3)
Remove the Rear Bottom Fan.
Figure 1 j0ki40309
6.

(1)
Figure 3 j0ki40311
8.
Slide the Bracket. (Figure 4)
(2)
(3)
(1)
(4)
(2)
Slide the Bracket.
NOTE: When placing the Drum/Deve Drive Assembly on the floor, place it with its Motor section
facing downwards as shown in the following figure. (Figure 6)
Figure 4 j0ki40304
9.
Remove the Drum/Deve Drive Assembly. (Figure 5)

(1)
(2)
Remove the Drum/Deve Drive Assembly.
Figure 6 j0ki40313
Replacement
1.
Figure 5 j0ki40312
Version 1.2
2010/08
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3 Drive

3 Drive
2010/08
4-42
Version 1.2
REP 3.3.2 Drum/Deve Drive Assembly (4470/5570)

Parts List on PL 3.3a
Removal
WARNING
1.
2.
3.
Open the PWB Chassis. (REP 18.1.1)
4.
Remove the LVPS (Deve). (REP 5.3.1)
5.
6.
Figure 2 j0ki40302
8.
Remove the Rear Bottom Fan. (Figure 3)
(1)
(1)
(2)
(2)

(3)
Remove the Rear Bottom Fan.
Figure 1 j0ki40301
Figure 3 j0ki40303
7.

9.
Slide the Bracket. (Figure 4)
(1)
(2)
(1)
(3)
(2)
Slide the Bracket.
(4)
NOTE: When placing the Drum/Deve Drive Assembly on the floor, place it with its Motor section
facing downwards as shown in the following figure. (Figure 6)
Figure 4 j0ki40304
10. Remove the Drum/Deve Drive Assembly. (Figure 5)
(1)
(2)
Remove the Drum/Deve Drive Assembly.
Figure 6 j0ki40306
Replacement
1.
Figure 5 j0ki40305
Version 1.2
2010/08
4-43
3 Drive

3 Drive
2010/08
4-44
Version 1.2
REP 5.1.1 Toner Dispense Motor Assembly

Removal
WARNING
1.
2.
Drum (Y, M, C, K) (REP 8.1.1)
Waste Box (PL 8.2)
Figure 2 j0ki40807
5.
Remove the Top Rear Cover. (PL 19.2)
Remove the Drum Cover. (Figure 1)
6.
Remove the Top Cover. (REP 19.2.1)
(1)
7.
(2)
Open the Drum Cover up to the position in the figure.
8.
(3)
Remove the Drum Cover.
9.
10. Disconnect the connectors (x4). (Figure 3)

(1)
Release the clamps (x4) of the wire harness.
(2)
Figure 1 j0ki40806
3.
Open the L/H Cover Unit.
4.
Remove the Front Cover together with the Inner Cover. (Figure 2)
(1)
(2)
Remove the Front Cover together with the Inner Cover.
Figure 3 j0ki40508
11. Remove the Conductor Housing Assembly. (Figure 4)
(1)
Version 1.2
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5 Development

5 Development
(2)
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Version 1.2
Remove the Conductor Housing Assembly.
Figure 6 j0ki40511
Figure 4 j0ki40509
Replacement
12. Disconnect the connectors (x4). (Figure 5)
(1)
Remove the cable bands (x4).
(2)
(3)
Figure 5 j0ki40510
13. Remove the Toner Dispense Motor Assembly. (Figure 6)
(1)
(2)
Remove the Toner Dispense Motor Assembly.
1.

NOTE: If any of the Toner Dispense Motors (Y, M, C, K) was removed, align the connector sections
to the arrows when installing. (Figure 7)
Figure 7 j0ki40512
REP 5.2.1 Developer Housing Assembly (Y, M, C, K)

Removal
WARNING
NOTE: Because the removal procedure for the Developer Housing Assemblies (Y, M, C, and K) is the
same, the following describes only the procedure for the Developer Housing Assembly (K).
NOTE: When removing the Deve. Housing, pay attention to the following:
Foreign substances in the Deve. Housing.
Foreign substances on the surface of the Deve. Housing, especially on the Developer Material Roll
and Lower Seal.
Toner sticking to the gear of the Developer Housing Assembly.
Toner sticking to the MOB ADC Assembly.
Figure 1 j0ki40806
3.
4.

NOTE: Place paper under the Dispenser Assembly (Y, M, C, K) and on the floor so that the toner, etc. do
not dirty the floor and the machine during servicing.
1.
2.
(1)
(2)
Drum (Y, M, C, K) (REP 8.1.1)
Waste Box (PL 8.2)

(1)
(2)
(3)
Figure 2 j0ki40807
5.
[4470/5570]:
Remove the Process 1 Fan and Duct. (Figure 3)
(1)
Version 1.2
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(2)
Remove the screw.
(3)
Remove the Process 1 Fan and Duct.
(4)
5 Development

5 Development
2010/08
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Version 1.2
Figure 3 j0ki40808
6.
Disconnect the connectors of the ATC PWB Assembly. (Figure 4)
Figure 5 j0ki40810
(1)
Release the wire harness from the hooks (x4).
8.
Close the shutters of the Dispenser Pipe (Y, M, C, K) and the Developer Housing Assembly
(Y, M, C, K). (Figure 6)
(2)
(1)
Close the shutter.
(2)
Turn the Lever counterclockwise and close the shutter.
Figure 4 j0ki40809
7.
Remove the ATC PWB Assembly. (Figure 5)

(1)
(2)
Remove the ATC PWB Assembly.
Figure 6 j0ki40811
9.
Remove the Waste Toner Pipe Assembly. (Figure 7)

(1)
(2)
Remove the Waste Toner Pipe Assembly.
Figure 9 j0ki40813
Figure 7 j0ki40812
11. Slide the Dispenser Pipe (K). (Figure 10)
NOTE: Make sure that the shutter at the Waste Box side of the Waste Toner Pipe Assembly is
closed. Also make sure that the shutter is closed when installing. (Figure 8)
(1)
Pull the joint section between the Dispenser Pipe (K) and the Developer Housing Assembly (K)
in the direction of the arrow.
(2)
Open the Dispenser Pipe (K) upwards.
Figure 8 j0wa40525
Figure 10 j0ki40503
10. Remove the Plate. (Figure 9)
(1)
(2)
Remove the Plate.
Version 1.2
12. Remove the Deve Plate Assembly. (Figure 11)
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(1)
(2)
Remove the Deve Plate Assembly.
5 Development

5 Development
2010/08
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Version 1.2
NOTE: When cleaning the inner part of the Waste Toner Pipe Assembly, siphon the cleaner from the
outlet at the Waste Box side. Rotating the gear indicated in the figure clockwise will result in the
toner being ejected. (Figure 13)
Figure 11 j0ki40504
13. Remove the Developer Housing Assembly (K). (Figure 12)
(1)
Remove the Developer Housing Assembly (K).
Figure 13 j0ki40816
NOTE: If there is toner stuck to the MOB ADC Assembly, it has to be cleaned.
NOTE: Before installing the Developer Housing Assembly, check the locations on the Frame that
are indicated in the following figure and clean it thoroughly if any toner, etc. are found to have gotten
stuck there. (Figure 14)
Figure 12 j0ki40505
Replacement
1.
Figure 14 j0ki40506
NOTE: If the Developer Housing Assembly is installed with toner stuck to the gears, it will cause
banding of the gear, hastened wear and tear, and etc. (Figure 15)
REP 5.2.2 Developer

Removal
WARNING
NOTE: When replacing the Developer, spread paper on the floor in advance to keep the site clean.
1.
Figure 15 j0ki40507
NOTE: After installing the Waste Toner Pipe Assembly, do not forget to open the shutters of the
Dispenser Pipe (Y, M, C, K) and the Developer Housing Assembly (Y, M, C, K) that were closed in
Step 8.
2.
2.
Drum (Y, M, C, K) (REP 8.1.1)
Waste Box (PL 8.2)
Developer Housing Assembly (REP 5.2.1)
Remove the Upper Cover. (Figure 1)
If it was replaced, supply the Developer Housing Assembly with new developer. (REP 5.2.2)
NOTE: When replacing the Developer Housing Assembly, put the removed Developer Housing
Assembly into the provided plastic bag without removing the developer from it, and collect it back.
3.
counter.
"Chain Link: 954-830" (Y)
"Chain Link: 954-831" (M)
"Chain Link: 954-832" (C)
"Chain Link: 954-833" (K)
4.
Obtain the value of the ATC Sensor that is installed to the replaced Developer Housing Assembly
and perform DC950 ATC Sensor Setup.
5.
Perform DC949 ATCInitSet on the replaced Developer Housing Assembly.
6.
Obtain the NVM values of the Developer Housing Assembly Replacement Target Color that is found
on the inspection sheet that comes with the machine ("ATC Setup Coefficient", "ATC Setup Offset",
"ATC_Barcode_No", and "deltaATC target Setup correction") and overwrite the values of the
inspection sheet.
Version 1.2
Figure 1 j0wa40515
3.
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Remove the Triumph Plate. (Figure 2)
5 Development

5 Development
2010/08
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Version 1.2
Figure 2 j0wa40517
4.
Put the Developer Housing Assembly into the plastic bag that comes bundled with the developer
and turn it upside down, then rotate the gear clockwise as shown in the figure to eject the developer.
(Figure 3)
(1)
Turn the Developer Housing Assembly upside down.
(2)
Rotate the gear in clockwise direction.
Figure 4 j0wa40517
6.
Hold the Developer Housing Assembly steady with your hand and supply the new developer to the
Mag Roll side. (Figure 5)
Figure 5 j0wa40518
7.
Figure 3 j0wa40516
Rotate the gear indicated in the figure clockwise to even out the developer on the Mag Roll.
(Figure 6)
(1)
5.
Install the Triumph Plate. (Figure 4)
Rotate the gear in clockwise direction.
Figure 6 j0wa40519
Figure 8 j0wa40521
8.
NOTE: After the developer on the Mag Roll is evened out, take note of the following points.
Make sure that the developer does not go beyond the line that is approx. 3mm below the
Upper Cover installation slot hole. (Figure 7)
Make sure that no developer or toner has gotten stuck to the seal section indicated in the figure, on
the Upper Cover that was removed in Step 2. If there is any, clean it up by using a vacuum cleaner
or by gently using a dry cloth, etc. (Figure 9)
Figure 9 j0wa40522
Figure 7 j0wa40520
Make sure that no developer or toner has gotten stuck to the locations shown in the figure. If
there is any, clean it up by using dry cloth, etc. (Figure 8)
9.
Reinstall the Upper Cover that was removed in Step 2.
10. Turn the Developer Housing Assembly upside down and check for the following.
Version 1.2
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Make sure that no developer or toner has gotten stuck to the DRS Block locations indicated in
the figure. If there is any, clean it up by using dry cloth, etc. (Figure 10)
5 Development

5 Development
2010/08
4-54
Version 1.2
REP 5.3.1 LVPS (Deve)

Removal
WARNING
1.
2.

Disconnect the connector of the LVPS (Deve). (Figure 1)
(1)
Release the wire harness from the Harness Guide.
(2)
(3)
Figure 10 j0wa40523
Make sure that no developer or toner has gotten stuck to the gear locations indicated in the
figure by turning the gear clockwise. If there is any, clean it up by using a vacuum cleaner or a
brush, etc. (Figure 11)
Figure 1 j0ki40501
3.
Figure 11 j0wa40524
Replacement
1.
2.
counter.
Remove the LVPS (Deve). (Figure 2)

(1)
(2)
Remove the LVPS (Deve) in the direction of the arrow.
Figure 2 j0ki40502
Replacement
1.
Version 1.2
2010/08
4-55
5 Development

5 Development
2010/08
4-56
Version 1.2
REP 6.1.1 IBT Belt Cleaner Assembly

Removal
WARNING
1.
2.

Rotate the shutter of the IBT Belt Cleaner Assembly clockwise. (Figure 1)
(1)
(2)
Rotate the shutter in clockwise direction.
Figure 2 j0ki40602
Replacement
1.
2.
counter.
Figure 1 j0ki40601
3.
Remove the IBT Belt Cleaner Assembly. (Figure 2)

(1)
Rotate the Knob in the direction of the arrow until it is free.
(2)
Remove the IBT Belt Cleaner Assembly.
Version 1.2
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6 Transfer

6 Transfer
2010/08
4-58
Version 1.2
REP 6.1.2 IBT Belt Unit

Removal
WARNING
NOTE: Do not touch the IBT Belt surface with your hands.
NOTE: When placing the IBT Belt Unit on the floor, spread paper or sheets, etc. on the floor beforehand
to ensure that dirt or dust do not get stuck to the IBT Belt.
1.
2.
Remove the IBT Belt Cleaner Assembly. (REP 6.1.1)
3.
Remove the Tension Lever of the IBT Belt. (Figure 1)

(1)
Remove the screw.
(2)
Remove the Tension Lever.
Figure 2 j0ki40605
7.
To open the L/H Cover Unit to the service position, rotate the Front Support 90 degree
counterclockwise and pull it out one level. (Figure 3)
Figure 3 j0ki40606
Figure 1 j0ki40604
4.
Remove the Fuser. (REP 7.1.1)
5.
6.
Remove the Rear Support from the L/H Cover Unit. (Figure 2)
(1)
Remove the KL-Clip.
(2)
Remove the Rear Support.
8.
Remove the Front Lock Bracket. (Figure 4)

(1)
Remove the screw.
(2)
Remove the Front Lock Bracket.
Figure 4 j0ki40607
9.
Remove the Rear Lock Bracket. (Figure 5)

(1)
Remove the screw.
(2)
Remove the Rear Lock Bracket.
Figure 6 j0ki40609
11. Pull out the IBT Belt Unit by holding onto the indicated sections (A) of the Front/Rear Frame until the
Handle at the front/rear become accessible. (Figure 7)
NOTE: When pulling out the IBT Belt Unit, take care because it may drop from the front/rear rails if
pulled too far out.
Figure 5 j0ki40608
Figure 7 j0ki40610
10. Pull the Stopper Lever. (Figure 6)

(1)
Pull the Stopper Lever.
12. Hold onto the Handle at the front/rear and remove the IBT Belt Unit. (Figure 8)
(1)
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Hold onto the handles (x2) and pull it out.
6 Transfer

6 Transfer
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Version 1.2
Figure 8 j0ki40611
13. While holding the IBT Belt Unit steady with your hand, remove the handle at the rear. (Figure 9)
Figure 10 j0ki40613
15. With the handle at the bottom, place the IBT Belt Unit into an upright position.
(1)
Remove the KL-Clips (x2).
Replacement
(2)
Remove the handle.
1.
NOTE: When installing the handle at the rear, install the KL-Clip in the orientation shown in the
following figure. (Figure 11)
Figure 9 j0ki40612
14. Push the handle all the way in at the position shown in the following figure. (Figure 10)
(1)
Install the handle.
Figure 11 j0ki40614
NOTE: When the IBT Belt Unit installation, direct the D-Cut of the Coupling Shaft to upward. (Figure 12)
Figure 14 j0wa40620
Figure 12 j0ki40616
NOTE: Insert the IBT Belt Unit completely into the Main Unit. After that, the positioning is done by
the following procedure.
(1)
Secure the Front Lock Bracket.
(2)
Lift the A part of the Rear Frame, during the Stopper Lever insertion. (Figure 13)
Install the Tension Plate. (Figure 15)

(1)
Install the Tension Plate.
(2)
Tighten the screw.
Figure 15 j0wa40621
Figure 13 j0ki40617
(3)
2.
3.
counter.
Secure the Rear Lock Bracket.
When replacing the IBT Belt Unit, switch the Tension Plate of the new IBT Belt Unit.
Remove the Tension Plate. (Figure 14)

(1)
Remove the screw.
(2)
Remove the Tension Plate.
Version 1.2
2010/08
4-61
6 Transfer

6 Transfer
2010/08
4-62
Version 1.2
REP 6.2.1 (SCC) HVPS (1st/2nd/DTC)
REP 6.3.1 IBT Belt

Removal

Removal
WARNING
WARNING
CAUTION
1.
2.
Remove the HVPS (1st/2nd/DTC). (Figure 1)
NOTE: Do not touch the IBT Drive Roll surface with your hands.
(1)
(2)
Remove the screws (M3x8: x3).
1.
(3)
Remove the screws (M3x6: x2).
2.
(4)
Remove the HVPS (1st/2nd/DTC).
3.
Remove the IBT Belt Unit. (REP 6.1.2)
4.
Remove the Tension Plate. (Figure 1)

(1)
Remove the screw.
(2)
Remove the Tension Plate.
Figure 1 j0ki40603
Replacement
1.
Figure 1 j0wa40618
5.
Switch the Tension Plate that was removed in Step 4.

(1)
Install the Tension Plate.
(2)
Tighten the screw.
Figure 2 j0wa40619
6.
Remove the Inlet Chute. (Figure 3)

(1)
Remove the screw.
(2)
Remove the Inlet Chute.
Figure 4 j0wa40611
8.
Remove the Backup Roll. (Figure 5)

(1)
Remove the Backup Roll.
Figure 5 j0ki40615
Figure 3 j0wa40610
9.
7.
Remove the IBT Belt. (Figure 6)
Remove the BUR Front Frame. (Figure 4)

(1)
Remove the screw.
(2)
Remove the BUR Front Frame.
Version 1.2
2010/08
4-63
6 Transfer

6 Transfer
2010/08
4-64
Version 1.2
REP 6.3.2 TR0 Seal

Replacement
WARNING
NOTE: Do not touch the IBT Drive Roll surface with your hands.
Figure 6 j0wa40613
Replacement
1.
1.
Remove the Drum (Y, M, C, K) (REP 8.1.1).
2.
3.
Remove the IBT Belt Unit. (REP 6.1.2)
4.
Remove the IBT Belt. (REP 6.3.1)
5.
Open the DADF or Platen Cover and place a piece of cloth, etc. on the Platen Glass to create a
working space.
6.
Using drum cleaner, clean the surface beside the old TR0 Seal (left or right, either one is ok; this will
be the position to paste the new TR0 Seal). (Figure 1)
NOTE: When installing the IBT Belt, install it with the TR0 Seal at the rear.
2.
counter.
Figure 1 j0wa40616
7.
Paste the new TR0 Seal at approx. 1mm to 2mm beside the old TR0 Seal and less than 0.5mm
away from the edge of the IBT Belt. (Figure 2)
NOTE: When peeling off the new TR0 Seal from its backing paper, make sure to do so by first
bending the backing paper away to expose the edge. If you attempt to peel off the TR0 Seal directly,
it may result in its edges getting bunched up and rendering it unusable.
NOTE: If the new TR0 Seal is skewed, or has dirt/air trapped in it, redo the pasting.
Figure 2 j0wa40617
8.
From the top, gently press on the whole surface of the pasted TR0 Seal.
NOTE: Do not wipe it with a dry cloth, etc.
9.
Peel off the old TR0 Seal and use drum cleaner to clean off any adhesive that may have remained
on the IBT Belt.
10. Clean the IBT Belt Home Position Sensor by using a piece of dry cloth.
Removal
1.
NOTE: When installing the IBT Belt, install it with the TR0 Seal at the rear.
Version 1.2
2010/08
4-65
6 Transfer

6 Transfer
2010/08
4-66
Version 1.2
REP 7.1.1 (SCC) Fuser

Removal
WARNING
WARNING
As the Fuser temperature is still very high at the time the power is turned OFF, wait until it has
cooled down enough before servicing.
1.
2.
Remove the Fuser. (Figure 1)

(1)
Loosen the Knob Screws (x2).
(2)
Remove the Fuser.
Figure 1 j0ki40701
Replacement
1.
2.
counter.
Version 1.2
2010/08
4-67
7 Fuser

7 Fuser
2010/08
4-68
Version 1.2
REP 8.1.1 Drum
REP 8.1.2 Erase Lamp Unit (K)

Removal

Removal
WARNING
WARNING
1.
1.
2.
Rotate the Tension Lever of the IBT Belt counterclockwise.
3.
Open the Drum Cover.
4.
Remove the drum. (Figure 1)
Waste Box (PL 8.2)
(1)
IBT Belt Unit (REP 6.1.2)
Pull the handle of the Drum in the direction of the arrow and remove the Drum.
2.

Drum (Y, M, C, K) (REP 8.1.1)

(1)
(2)
(3)
Figure 1 j0ki40801
Replacement
1.

Figure 1 j0ki40806
Version 1.2
3.
4.
2010/08
4-69
(1)
(2)
8 Xerographic

8 Xerographic
2010/08
4-70
Version 1.2
Figure 2 j0ki40807
5.
[4470/5570]:
Figure 4 j0ki40809
7.
(1)
(1)
(2)
(2)
Remove the screw.
(3)
(4)
Figure 5 j0ki40810
8.
Figure 3 j0ki40808
6.

(1)
(2)
(1)
Close the shutter.
(2)
Figure 8 j0wa40525
Figure 6 j0ki40811
9.
(1)
(2)
Remove the Plate.

(1)
(2)
Figure 9 j0ki40813
11. [2270/3370] : Remove the Drum/Deve Drive Assembly. (REP 3.3.1)
[4470/5570] : Remove the Drum/Deve Drive Assembly. (REP 3.3.2)
Figure 7 j0ki40812
12. Remove the MOB ADC Assembly. (REP 18.5.1)

13. Remove the screw that secures the Erase Lamp Unit (K) at the rear. (Figure 10)
(1)
Version 1.2
2010/08
4-71
Remove the screw.
8 Xerographic

8 Xerographic
2010/08
4-72
Version 1.2
Figure 10 j0ki40814
14. Remove the Erase Lamp Unit (K). (Figure 11)
(1)
(2)
(3)
Remove the Erase Lamp Unit (K).
Figure 12 j0ki40816
Figure 11 j0ki40815
Replacement
1.
Step 8.
4.
REP 8.1.3 Erase Lamp Unit (Y, M, C)

Removal
(1)
(2)
WARNING
NOTE: Because the removal procedure for the Erase Lamp Units (Y, M, C) is the same, the following
describes only the procedure for the Erase Lamp Unit (C).
NOTE: Place paper under the removed Dispenser Pipe (Y, M, C, K) and on the floor so that the toner,
etc. do not dirty the floor and the machine during servicing.
1.
2.
Drum (Y, M, C, K) (REP 8.1.1)
Waste Box (PL 8.2)
IBT Belt Unit (REP 6.1.2)
Figure 2 j0ki40807
5.
(1)

(1)
(2)
(3)
Version 1.2
(2)
Remove the screw.
(3)
(4)
Figure 3 j0ki40808
Figure 1 j0ki40806
3.
[4470/5570]:
6.
2010/08
4-73
8 Xerographic

8 Xerographic
(1)
(2)
2010/08
4-74
Version 1.2
Figure 4 j0ki40809
7.

(1)
(2)
Figure 6 j0ki40811
9.

(1)
(2)
Figure 5 j0ki40810
8.
(1)
Close the shutter.
(2)
Figure 7 j0ki40812
Figure 10 j0ki40817
13. Remove the screw that secures the Erase Lamp Unit (C) at the rear. (Figure 11)
Figure 8 j0wa40525
(1)
Remove the screw.

(1)
(2)
Remove the Plate.
Figure 11 j0ki40818
14. Remove the Erase Lamp Unit (C). (Figure 12)
Figure 9 j0ki40813
11. [2270/3370] : Remove the Drum/Deve Drive Assembly. (REP 3.3.1)
(1)
(2)
(3)
Remove the Erase Lamp Unit (C).
[4470/5570] : Remove the Drum/Deve Drive Assembly. (REP 3.3.2)

12. Remove the Dispenser Pipe (K). (Figure 10)
(1)
Pull the joint section between the Dispenser Pipe (K) and the Guide Assembly (K) towards you.
(2)
Release the hooks (x2) and remove the Dispenser Pipe (K).
Version 1.2
2010/08
4-75
8 Xerographic

8 Xerographic
2010/08
4-76
Version 1.2
REP 8.2.1 (SCC) Agitator Motor Assembly

Removal
WARNING
1.
2.
Drum (Y, M, C, K) (REP 8.1.1)
Waste Box (PL 8.2)
Replacement
Right Cover (PL 19.3)
1.
HVPS (1st/2nd/DTC) (REP 6.2.1)
[2270/3370] : Drum/Deve Drive Assembly (REP 3.3.1)
[4470/5570] : Drum/Deve Drive Assembly (REP 3.3.2)
Figure 12 j0ki40819

3.
Slide the GFI Chassis Assembly. (Figure 1)

(1)
(2)
(3)
Slide the GFI Chassis Assembly.
Figure 13 j0ki40816
Step 8.
Figure 1 j0ki40802
4.
Remove the Harness Holder. (Figure 2)

(1)
(2)
Release the wire harness from the hook.
(3)
(4)
(5)
Remove the Harness Holder.
Figure 4 j0ki40805
Replacement
Figure 2 j0ki40803
5.
1.
Remove the gear and the bearing. (Figure 3)

(1)
Remove the KL-Clip.
(2)
Remove the gear.
(3)
Remove the bearing.
Figure 3 j0ki40804
6.
Remove the Agitator Motor Assembly. (Figure 4)

(1)
(2)
Remove the Agitator Motor Assembly.
Version 1.2
2010/08
4-77
8 Xerographic

8 Xerographic
2010/08
4-78
Version 1.2
REP 9.3.1 (SCC) Tray 1 Feeder Assembly

Removal
WARNING
1.
Remove the Registration Transport Assembly. (REP 15.1.1)
2.
Pull out Tray 1 and remove the paper.
3.
Remove Tray 1.
4.
Remove the Chute Assembly from the Tray 1 Feeder Unit. (Figure 1)
(1)
Remove the Stopper Screw.
(2)
Remove the Chute Assembly in the direction of the arrow.

Figure 2 j0ki40902
6.
Remove the Tray 1 Feeder Unit. (Figure 3)

(1)
(2)
Remove the Tray 1 Feeder Unit.
Figure 1 j0ki40901
5.

(1)
Release the Wire Harness from the clamps (x2).
(2)
(3)
(4)
Figure 3 j0ki40903
Replacement
1.
2.
counter.
Version 1.2
2010/08
4-79

2010/08
4-80
REP 9.5.1 Tray 1 Feed/Retard/Nudger Roll

Removal
WARNING
1.
Pull out Tray 1 and remove the paper.
2.
Remove Tray 1.
3.
Remove the Tray 1 Feed/Retard/Nudger Roll. (Figure 1)

(1)
Slide the chute towards you.
(2)
Remove the Tray 1 Feed/Retard/Nudger Roll.
Figure 1 j0ki40904
Replacement
1.
2.
counter.
Version 1.2

Removal
WARNING
1.
Remove Tray 2.
2.
3.
Remove the Feed Out Chute. (Figure 1)

(1)
Remove the Feed Out Chute.
Figure 2 j0ki41002
5.

(1)
(2)
Figure 1 j0ki41001
4.
Remove the Bracket Assembly. (Figure 2)

(1)
Remove the screw.
(2)
Remove the Bracket Assembly.
Figure 3 j0ki41003
6.
Version 1.2
2010/08
4-81
Remove the Tray 2 Feeder Assembly. (Figure 4)

(1)
(2)
Remove Tray 2 Feeder Assembly.
10 Tray Module (3T)

10 Tray Module (3T)
2010/08
4-82
Version 1.2

Removal
WARNING
1.
Remove Tray 3.
2.
3.

(1)
Figure 4 j0ki41004
Replacement
1.
2.
counter.
Figure 1 j0ki41005
4.

(1)
(2)

Removal
WARNING
1.
Remove Tray 4.
2.
3.

(1)
Figure 2 j0ki41006
5.

(1)
(2)
Figure 1 j0ki41008
4.
Remove the Bracket Assembly. (Figure 2)

(1)
Remove the screw.
(2)
Remove the Bracket Assembly.
Figure 3 j0ki41007
Replacement
1.
2.
counter.
Version 1.2
2010/08
4-83
10 Tray Module (3T)

10 Tray Module (3T)
2010/08
4-84
Version 1.2
Figure 2 j0ki41009
5.
Figure 4 j0ki41011
Replacement
(1)
1.
(2)
2.
counter.
Figure 3 j0ki41010
6.

(1)
(2)

Removal

Removal
WARNING
WARNING
1.
Remove Tray 2/3.
1.
Remove Tray 3/4.
2.
2.
(1)
(1)
(2)
(2)
Figure 1 j0ki41012
Figure 1 j0ki41013
Replacement
Replacement
1.
1.
2.
counter.
2.
counter.
Version 1.2
2010/08
4-85
10 Tray Module (3T)

10 Tray Module (3T)
2010/08
4-86
Version 1.2
REP 10.9.1 (SCC) Tray Module PWB

Removal
Parts List on PL 10.9a/PL 10.9b

Replacement
WARNING
WARNING
1.
Remove Tray 3/4.
1.
2.

(1)
(2)
After replacement, set the switch of the Tray Module PWB as follows. (Figure 1)
Figure 1 j0ki41015
Figure 1 j0ki41014
Replacement
1.
2.
counter.
REP 11.1.1 (SCC) Tray 3 Assembly
REP 11.1.2 (SCC) Tray 4 Assembly

Removal

Removal
WARNING
WARNING
1.
Pull out Tray 3.
1.
Pull out Tray 4.
2.
Remove the paper from Tray 3.
2.
Remove the paper from Tray 4.
3.
Remove the Tray 3 Assembly. (Figure 1)
3.
Remove the Tray 4 Assembly. (Figure 1)
(1)
Remove the screw.
(1)
(2)
Remove the stopper.
(2)
Store the Tray 4 Transport Assembly.
(3)
Remove the Tray 3 Assembly.
(3)
Remove the screw.
(4)
Remove the stopper.
(5)
Remove the Tray 4 Assembly.
Figure 1 j0ki41101
Replacement
1.
Figure 1 j0ki41102
Replacement
1.
Version 1.2
2010/08
4-87
11 TRAY MODULE (TT)

11 TRAY MODULE (TT)
2010/08
4-88
Version 1.2
REP 11.4.1 Tray Cable

Removal
WARNING
1.
2.
Remove the Tray 4 Assembly. (REP 11.1.2 )

Remove the Tray 4 Cover. (Figure 1)
(1)
(2)
Remove the Tray 4 Cover.
Figure 2 j0ki41104
4.
Remove the Tray Cable. (Figure 3)

NOTE: Only the removal procedure for the Tray Cable at the front is described here. The Tray Cable
at the rear is removed in the same way.
(1)
Remove the E-Clip and the Pulley.
(2)
Remove the Tray Cable.
(3)
Remove the Tray Cable.
Figure 1 j0ki41103
3.
Remove the Tray Cable. (Figure 2)

NOTE: Only the removal procedure for the Tray Cable at the front is described here. The Tray Cable
at the rear is removed in the same way.
(1)
Remove the E-Clip and Cable Guide.
(2)
Remove the E-Clip and Cable Guide.
Figure 3 j0ki41105
Replacement
1.
REP 11.5.1 (SCC) Tray 4 Feeder

Removal
WARNING
1.
Remove Tray 1 and Tray 2.
2.
Disconnect the connector of the Tray 4 Feeder Assembly. (Figure 1)

(1)
Figure 2 j0ki41107
5.
Remove the screws that secure the Tray 4 Feeder Assembly. (Figure 3)
(1)
Figure 1 j0ki41106
3.
Pull out the Tray 3/4.
4.
Remove the Stud Bracket. (Figure 2)

(1)
Remove the screw.
(2)
Remove the Stud Bracket.
Figure 3 j0ki41108
6.
Version 1.2
2010/08
4-89

(1)
Lift the Lower Chute in the direction of the arrow.
(2)
Move the Tray 4 Feeder Assembly in the direction of the arrow and remove it.
11 TRAY MODULE (TT)

11 TRAY MODULE (TT)
2010/08
4-90
Version 1.2
Figure 6 j0ki41111
Figure 4 j0ki41109
7.
9.
Remove the Lower Chute. (Figure 7)
(1)
Remove the wire harnesses (x2) from the hooks (x2).
(1)
(2)
(2)
Remove the Lower Chute.
Figure 5 j0ki41110
8.
Remove the Upper Chute. (Figure 6)
Figure 7 j0ki41112
10. Remove the various parts from the Tray 4 Feeder Assembly. (Figure 8)
(1)
(1)
(2)
Remove the Upper Chute.
(2)
Remove the Bracket.
(3)
Remove the screw.
(4)
Remove the Bracket.
(5)
Remove the screw.
(6)
Remove the Bracket.

Removal
WARNING
1.
Pull out Tray 2.
2.
Open the Left Cover.
3.

(1)
Figure 8 j0ki41113
Replacement
1.
2.
counter.
"Chain-Link: 954-803"
Figure 1 j0ki41114
4.
Version 1.2
2010/08
4-91
Remove the Bracket. (Figure 2)

(1)
Remove the screw.
(2)
Remove the Bracket.
11 TRAY MODULE (TT)

11 TRAY MODULE (TT)
2010/08
4-92
Version 1.2
Figure 2 j0ki41115
5.
Figure 4 j0ki41117
Replacement
(1)
Release the wire harnesses (x2) from the clamps (x2).
1.
(2)
2.
counter.
Figure 3 j0ki41116
6.
Remove the Tray 2 Feeder. (Figure 4)

(1)
(2)
Remove the Tray 2 Feeder.

Removal
WARNING
1.
Remove Tray 2.
2.
Pull out Tray 3 and Tray 4.
3.
Open the Left Cover.
4.
Remove the Lower Chute and the Feed Out Chute. (Figure 1)
(1)
Remove the Lower Chute.
(2)

Figure 2 j0ki41119
6.
Remove the screws that secure the Tray 3 Feeder Assembly. (Figure 3)
(1)
Remove the screw.
Figure 1 j0ki41118
5.

(1)
Release the wire harnesses (x2) from the clamps (x2).
(2)
Figure 3 j0ki41120
7.
Version 1.2
2010/08
4-93

(1)
(2)
11 TRAY MODULE (TT)

11 TRAY MODULE (TT)
2010/08
4-94
Version 1.2
REP 11.8.1 Feed/Retard/Nudger Roll (Tray 2)

Removal
WARNING
NOTE: Replace Feed, Retard, and Nudger Roll at the same time because they have the same duration
of life.
1.
Remove Tray 2.
2.
Remove the Feed/Retard/Nudger Roll. (Figure 1)
Figure 4 j0ki41121
8.
Remove the Tray 3 Feeder. (Figure 5)

(1)
(2)
Remove the Bracket.
(1)
Slide the Front Chute towards you.
(2)
Remove the Retard Roll.
(3)
Remove the Nudger Roll.
(4)
Remove the Feed Roll.
Figure 1 j0ki41123
Replacement
Figure 5 j0ki41122
Replacement
1.
2.
counter.
1.
2.
counter.

Removal

Removal
WARNING
WARNING
of life.
of life.
1.
Remove Tray 2.
1.
Remove Tray 2.
2.
Pull out Tray 3 and Tray 4.
2.
Pull out Tray 4.
3.
3.
(1)
(1)
(2)
(2)
(3)
(3)
(4)
(4)
Figure 1 j0ki41124
Figure 1 j0ki41125
Replacement
Replacement
1.
1.
2.
counter.
2.
counter.
Version 1.2
2010/08
4-95
11 TRAY MODULE (TT)

11 TRAY MODULE (TT)
2010/08
4-96
REP 11.17.1 (SCC) Tray Module PWB

Replacement
WARNING
1.
After replacement, set the switch of the Tray Module PWB as follows. (Figure 1)
Figure 1 j0ki41126
Version 1.2
REP 13.1.1 MSI Unit

Removal
WARNING
1.
Remove the Left Rear Lower Cover. (PL 19.2)
2.
3.

(1)
(2)
(3)

Figure 2 j0ki41302
Replacement
1.
NOTE: Be careful not to pinch the wire harness of the MSI when installing the Left Rear Lower
Cover.
Figure 1 j0ki41301
4.
Close the L/H Cover Unit.
5.
Remove the MSI Unit. (Figure 2)

(1)
(2)
Remove the MSI Unit.
Version 1.2
2010/08
4-97
13 MSI

13 MSI
2010/08
4-98
REP 13.3.1 Feed/Retard/Nudger Roll
3.
Version 1.2
Remove the Front Chute. (Figure 3)
(1)
Parts List on PL 13.3, PL 13.4

Removal
Remove the Front Chute.
WARNING
1.
Remove the Top Cover. (Figure 1)

(1)
Release the hooks (x2) and remove the Top Cover.
Figure 3 j0ki41305
4.
Remove the Feed/Retard Roll. (Figure 4)

(1)
(2)
Figure 1 j0ki41303
2.
Remove the Nudger Roll. (Figure 2)

(1)
Figure 4 j0ki41306
Replacement
1.
2.
counter.
Figure 2 j0ki41304
REP 13.5.1 (SCC) MSI Paper Size Sensor

Removal
WARNING
1.
Gently extend the Extension Tray and pull it out. (Figure 1)

(1)
Remove the Extension Tray.
Figure 2 j0wa41306
3.
Remove the MSI Paper Size Sensor. (Figure 3)

(1)
Remove the Pinion Gear.
(2)
(3)
Remove the MSI Paper Size Sensor.
(4)
Release the wire harness from the MSI Paper Size Sensor.
(5)
Figure 1 j0ki41307
2.
Remove the Plate. (Figure 2)

(1)
(2)
Remove the Plate.
Figure 3 j0wa41307
Replacement
1.
Version 1.2
2010/08
4-99
13 MSI

13 MSI
2010/08
4-100
NOTE: When installing the MSI Paper Size Sensor, make sure that the pin is inserted properly into
the long hole of the Link. (Figure 4)
Figure 4 j0wa41308
NOTE: When installing the Pinion Gear, align the marks on the Front/Rear Rack to the marks on the
MSI Tray. (Figure 5)
Figure 5 j0wa41309
Version 1.2
REP 14.1.1 L/H Cover Unit

Removal
WARNING
1.
Remove the Left Rear Lower Cover. (PL 19.2)
2.
3.

(1)
(2)
(3)

Figure 2 j0ki41402
5.
Remove the Rear Support from the L/H Cover Unit. (Figure 3)
(1)
Remove the KL-Clip.
(2)
Remove the Rear Support.
Figure 1 j0ki41401
4.
Rotate the Front Support 90 degree counterclockwise and remove it from hole of the Frame.
(Figure 2)
(A)
Front Support
Figure 3 j0ki41403
6.
Remove the L/H Cover Unit. (Figure 4)

(1)
Version 1.2
2010/08
4-101
Remove the L/H Cover Unit from the studs (x2) of the hinge.
14 L/H Cover

14 L/H Cover
2010/08
4-102
Version 1.2
REP 14.2.1 2nd BTR Assembly

Removal
WARNING
NOTE: Do not touch the 2nd BTR Roll surface with your hands.
1.
2.
Remove the 2nd BTR Assembly. (Figure 1)

(1)
(2)
Press the Lever in the direction of the arrow.
(3)
Remove the 2nd BTR Assembly.
Figure 4 j0ki41404
Replacement
1.
Figure 1 j0ki41405
Replacement
1.
2.
counter.
REP 14.2.2 Duplex Assembly

Removal
WARNING
NOTE: Do not touch the 2nd BTR Roll surface with your hands.
1.
2.
Remove the chute. (Figure 1)

(1)
(2)
(3)
Remove the chute.

Figure 2 j0ki41407
4.

(1)
(2)
Figure 1 j0ki41406
3.
Remove the L/H Cover. (Figure 2)

(1)
(2)
Remove the L/H Cover.

Figure 3 j0ki41408
5.
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Remove the Duplex Assembly. (Figure 4)

(1)
(2)
Remove the Duplex Assembly.
14 L/H Cover

14 L/H Cover
Figure 4 j0ki41409
Replacement
1.
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Version 1.2
REP 15.1.1 Registration Transport Assembly

Removal
WARNING
1.
Remove the L/H Cover Unit. (REP 14.1.1)
2.
Remove the MSI. (REP 13.1.1)
3.
Remove the Registration Transport Assembly. (Figure 1)

(1)
(2)
(3)
Remove the Registration Transport Assembly.
Figure 1 j0ki41501
Replacement
1.

CAUTION
Make sure you secure the screw (Figure 1) at the rear side of the Registration Transport Assembly.
If it is not secured, it may cause the DUP MOT DRIVE of the MD PWB to be damaged.
Version 1.2
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15 Registration

15 Registration
2010/08
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Version 1.2
REP 17.1.1 Exit/OCT 1 Assembly

Removal
WARNING
1.
Remove the Exit 2 Assembly. (REP 17.1.2)
2.
Remove the Motor Cover. (Figure 1)

(1)
Release the wire harness from the hook.
(2)
(3)
(4)
Remove the Motor Cover.

Figure 2 j0ki41702
4.
Remove the Exit/OCT 1 Assembly. (Figure 3)

(1)
Slide the Bearing.
(2)
Remove the Exit/OCT 1 Assembly.
Figure 1 j0ki41701
3.

(1)
(2)
Slide and remove the Belt.
(3)
Figure 3 j0ki41703
Replacement
1.
Version 1.2
2010/08
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17 Exit/OCT

17 Exit/OCT
2010/08
4-108
Version 1.2
REP 17.1.2 Exit 2 Assembly

Removal
WARNING
1.
2.
Remove the Front Left Cover. (PL 19.2)
3.
Remove the Left Rear Upper Cover. (PL 19.2)
4.
Remove the Paper Weight. (Figure 1)

(1)
Release the hook and remove the Paper Weight.
Figure 2 j0ki41704
Replacement
1.
Figure 1 j0ki41904
5.
Remove the Exit 2 Assembly. (Figure 3)

(1)
(2)
(3)
Remove the Exit 2 Assembly.
REP 18.1.1 Opening/Closing the PWB Chassis Unit

Removal
WARNING
1.
Remove the Control Unit Connector Cover. (PL 19.3)
2.
Disconnect all cables connected to the Control Unit.
3.
4.
Release the wire harness from the clamp. (Figure 1)

(1)
Figure 2 j0ki91075
6.
Remove the screws that secure the PWB Chassis Unit. (Figure 3)
(1)
Figure 1 j0ki91074
5.
Remove the screws that secure the PWB Chassis Unit. (Figure 2)
(1)
Figure 3 j0ki91076
7.
Open the PWB Chassis Unit. (Figure 4)

(1)
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Remove the screws (x3) and open the PWB Chassis Unit.
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Version 1.2
REP 18.2.1 (SCC) BP PWB

Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
CAUTION
Do not get yourself hurt by a soldered part on the back of the PWB.
Figure 4 j0ki91077
NOTE: Do not replace the BP PWB, MCU PWB and NVM PWB at the same time because they contain
information such as Billing.
1.
Replacement
2.
1.
3.
Pull out the Control Unit. (Figure 1)
(1)
Loosen the Thumbscrews (x2).
(2)
Loosen the Thumbscrew.
(3)
Open the handle and pull out the Control Unit.
Figure 1 j0ki91051
4.
Remove the MD PWB. (REP 18.2.3)
5.
Remove the MCU PWB. (REP 18.2.2)
6.
Remove the ESS Cover. (PL 18.3)
7.
8.
Disconnect the connector of the BP PWB. (Figure 2)

(1)
Figure 2 j0ki41816
9.
Disconnect the connector of the BP PWB. (Figure 3)
Figure 4 j0ki41818
11. Remove the Bracket. (Figure 5)
(1)
(1)
(2)
Release the hook and disconnect the connectors (x2).
(2)
Remove the Bracket.
(3)

NOTE: Take care to not pull too forcefully as it may damage the hook.
Figure 5 j0ki41819
12. Remove the BP PWB. (Figure 6)
Figure 3 j0ki41817
(1)
(2)
Remove the BP PWB.
10. Remove the Shield. (Figure 4)

(1)
(2)
Remove the Shield in the direction of the arrow.
Version 1.2
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Version 1.2
REP 18.2.2 (SCC) MCU PWB

Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
CAUTION
Figure 6 j0ki41820
NOTE: Do not replace the MCU PWB, BP PWB and NVM PWB at the same time because they contain
information such as Billing.
Replacement
1.
When replacing the BP PWB, remove the EEP ROM from the old BP PWB and install it onto the
new one. (Figure 7)
1.
2.
3.
4.
Remove the MD PWB. (REP 18.2.3)
5.
Disconnect the Flexible Print Cables. (Figure 1)

(1)
Disconnect the Flexible Print Cables (x2).
(2)
Disconnect the Flexible Print Cables (x2).
Figure 7 j0ki41821
2.
Figure 1 j0ki41813
6.
Disconnect the connectors (x8). (Figure 2)
Figure 4 j0ki41826
Figure 2 j0ki41814
7.
Remove the MCU PWB. (Figure 3)
2.
(1)
3.
(2)
Disconnect the connector and remove the MCU PWB.
"041-340 (MCU NVM <EEPROM> Data Fail)" is displayed and the IOT initialization will be
performed.
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Figure 3 j0ki41815
Replacement
1.
When replacing the MCU PWB, remove the EEP ROM from the old MCU PWB and install it onto the
new one. (Figure 4)
Version 1.2

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Version 1.2
REP 18.2.3 (SCC) MD PWB

Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
CAUTION
1.
2.
3.
4.
Figure 2 j0ki41812
Replacement
1.
Figure 1 j0ki41811
5.
Remove the MD PWB. (Figure 2)

(1)
(2)
Disconnect the connector and remove the MD PWB.
REP 18.3.1 (SCC) IH Driver PWB

Removal
WARNING
1.
2.

(1)
(2)
(3)
Figure 2 j0ki41801
4.
[4470/5570]:
Remove the Sub LVPS. (Figure 3)
(1)
(2)
Remove Sub LVPS.
Figure 1 j0ki40139
3.
[4470/5570]:
Disconnect the connector of the Sub LVPS. (Figure 2)
(1)
Figure 3 j0ki41802
5.
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Disconnect the connector of the IH Driver PWB. (Figure 4)

(1)
(2)
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Version 1.2
Figure 4 j0ki41803
6.
Disconnect the connector of the Fuser Drawer Harness. (Figure 5)
Replacement
(1)
1.
Figure 5 j0ki41804
7.
Figure 6 j0ki41805
Remove the IH Driver PWB. (Figure 6)

(1)
(2)
Remove the IH Driver PWB.
REP 18.5.1 MOB ADC Assembly

Removal
WARNING
1.
2.
Drum (Y, M, C, K) (REP 8.1.1)
Waste Box (PL 8.2)
Figure 2 j0ki40807
5.
(1)
(1)
(2)
Remove the Plate.
(2)
(3)
Figure 3 j0ki40813
Figure 1 j0ki40806
6.
Remove the Plate. (2270/3370: Figure 4) (4470/5570: Figure 5)

(1)
3.
4.
(1)
(2)
Version 1.2
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Release the hooks (x2) and remove the Plate.
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7.
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Version 1.2
Figure 4 j0ki41828
Figure 6 j0ki41831
Figure 5 j0ki41822
Figure 7 j0ki41823
Remove the Process 2 Fan and Duct. (2270/3370: Figure 6) (4470/5570: Figure 7)
8.
[2270/3370]:
(1)
(2)
(1)
(3)
Remove the screw.
(4)
Remove the Plate in the direction of the arrow.
Figure 8 j0ki41829
9.
Figure 10 j0ki41825
Replacement
(1)
1.
Figure 9 j0ki41824
10. Remove the MOB ADC Assembly. (Figure 10)
(1)
Remove the screw.
(2)
Remove the MOB ADC Assembly.
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Version 1.2
REP 18.6.1 (SCC) HVPS (Deve/BCR)

Removal
WARNING
1.
2.
Waste Box (PL 8.2)
Right Cover (PL 19.3)
Remove the Tie Bar. (Figure 1)

(1)
(2)
Remove the Tie Bar.

Figure 2 j0ki41808
4.
Remove the Box Holder. (Figure 3)

(1)
(2)
Remove the Box Holder.
Figure 1 j0ki41807
3.

(1)
(2)

Figure 3 j0ki41809
5.
[2270/3370]:
Remove the HVPS (Deve/BCR). (Figure 4)
(1)
(2)
(3)
Hold onto the tabs (x2) of the Bracket and pull out the HVPS (Deve/BCR) in the direction of the
arrow.
Figure 4 j0ki41830
6.
[4470/5570]:
Remove the HVPS (BCR). (Figure 5)
(1)
(2)
(3)
Pull out and remove the HVPS (BCR).
Figure 5 j0ki41810
Replacement
1.
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Version 1.2
REP 19.2.1 Top Cover

Removal
WARNING
1.
2.
Drum (Y, M, C, K) (REP 8.1.1)
Waste Box (PL 8.2)
Figure 2 j0ki40807
5.
Remove the Front Left Cover and the Exit Front Cover. (Figure 3)
(1)
Remove the screw.
(1)
(2)
(2)
(3)
Remove the Exit Front Cover.
(3)
Figure 3 j0ki41903
Figure 1 j0ki40806
6.
3.
4.
(1)
(2)
Version 1.2
Remove the Paper Weight. (Figure 4)

(1)
2010/08
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Release the hook and remove the Paper Weight.
19 Cover

19 Cover
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Version 1.2
REP 19.3.1 Rear Lower Cover

Removal
WARNING
1.
2.
7.
Control Unit Connector Cover (PL 19.3)
Rear Upper Cover (PL 19.3)
MCU Cover (PL 19.3)

(1)
Figure 4 j0ki41904
Filter Cover (PL 19.3)

(1)
Remove the screw.
(2)
Remove the Top Cover.
Figure 1 j0ki41901
3.
Figure 5 j0ki41905
Replacement
1.
Remove the Rear Lower Cover. (Figure 2)

(1)
(2)
Remove the Rear Lower Cover.
Figure 2 j0ki41902
Replacement
1.
Version 1.2
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19 Cover

19 Cover
2010/08
4-126
Version 1.2
REP 35.2.1 (SCC) Control Unit

Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
CAUTION
Figure 1 j0ki91051
NOTE: Do not replace the MCU PWB, BP PWB, and NVM MF PWB on the ESS PWB at the same time
because they contain information such as Billing.
4.
Remove the HDD. (Figure 2)

CAUTION
NOTE: When replacing the NVM PWB, make sure to perform "Clear User Area" to output the address list
and check that it is cleared before proceeding.
To prevent damage, make sure you adhere to the order of removal.

(1)
How to Backup:
(2)
Release the hook and remove the HDD in the direction of the arrow.
Request for the customer to perform backup using CWIS or Easy Admin.
How to Clear User Area:
Enter the UI Diag and select "System Settings" tab -> [Common Service Settings] ->
[Maintenance / Diagnostics] -> [Initialize NVM] -> [Sys-USER] -> [Start].
NOTE: When installing the NVM PWB, perform "Clear User Area", output the all addresses in the
address list, and check that there is no user data.
1.
2.
3.

(1)
(2)
(3)
Figure 2 j0ki43501
5.
[2270/3370]:
Remove the GAP PWB. (Figure 3)
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(1)
(2)
Remove the GAP PWB.
(3)
Remove the Spacer Screws (x2).
35 ESS

35 ESS
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Version 1.2
Figure 5 j0ki43504
Figure 3 j0ki43502
6.
Remove the NVM PWB and cover. (Figure 4)
8.
Replace the NVM PWB.
(1)
9.
If there are any extension options on the ESS PWB, make sure to move all of them to the new ESS
PWB.
Release the hooks (x2) and remove the NVM PWB and cover.
10. Restore the machine to its original state.

11. Plug in the power plug and turn ON the power switch.
12. Fault Code [124-324: Billing Mismatch] will appear.
13. Enter UI Diag "Machine ID / Billing Data".
14. Follow the steps in "Machine ID / Billing Data" to match the Billing.
15. Enter DC131 "NVM Read/Write" and enter all the NVM values described in the NVM List that comes
with the machine
Figure 4 j0ki43503
WARNING
To prevent the battery from short circuiting, never remove the cover unless the cover has to
be replaced.
Reference: Remove the NVM PWB together with the cover. (PL 35.2 Item 20)
NOTE: If the NVM ALL Clear is required, perform ADJ 35.3.2 Special Booting for complete NVM
initialization (return it to the default factory shipment state) or perform NVM initialization.
7.
Separate the NVM PWB from the cover. (Figure 5)
REP 51.1.1 DADF

Removal
WARNING
1.
Loosen the screws (x2) and disconnect the connector. (Figure 1)

(1)
Figure 2 j0ki45106
Replacement
1.
2.
Install the DADF. (Figure 3)

(1)
Insert the tabs of the Counter Balance into the grooves of the installation holes.
Figure 1 j0ki91096
2.
Remove the DADF. (Figure 2)

(1)
Tilt the Counter Balance in the direction of the arrow and remove it from the installation holes.
Figure 3 j0ki91094
Version 1.2
3.
Perform the DADF Original Detection Correction when replacing the DADF. (Refer to ADJ 51.1.3
DADF Original Detection Correction.)
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Version 1.2
REP 51.1.2 DADF Platen Cushion

Removal
WARNING
NOTE: The DADF Platen Cushion is pasted on with double sided adhesive tapes.
1.
Peel off the DADF Platen Cushion. (Figure 1)

(1)
Remove the DADF Platen Cushion.
Figure 2 j0ki91095
Figure 1 j0ki45107
Replacement
1.
Paste on the DADF Platen Cushion. (Figure 2)

(1)
Place the DADF Platen Cushion on the Platen Glass.
(2)
Set the gap between the Regi Guide and Platen Guide.
(3)
Slowly lower the DADF and press it onto the DADF Platen Cushion.
REP 51.2.1 DADF Front Cover
REP 51.2.2 DADF Rear Cover

Removal

Removal
WARNING
WARNING
1.
Open the Top Cover.
1.
2.
Open the DADF.
(1)
Open the Top Cover.
3.
Remove the DADF Front Cover. (Figure 1)
(2)
Turn the DADF Document Tray upside down.
(1)
(2)
Remove the DADF Front Cover.
Turn the DADF Document Tray upside down. (Figure 1)
Figure 1 j0ki45101
Figure 1 j0ki45108
2.
Remove the screws that secure the DADF Rear Cover. (Figure 2)
(1)
Replacement
1.
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Figure 2 j0ki45102
Figure 4 j0ki45104
3.
Open the DADF.
Replacement
4.
Release the hooks of the DADF Rear Cover. (Figure 3)
1.
(1)
Figure 3 j0ki45103
5.
Close the DADF gently.
6.
Remove the DADF Rear Cover. (Figure 4)

(1)
Remove the DADF Rear Cover in the direction of the arrow.
(A)
Hook
REP 51.2.3 (SCC) DADF Feeder Assembly

Removal
WARNING
1.
Remove the DADF Front Cover. (REP 51.2.1)
2.
Remove the DADF Rear Cover. (REP 51.2.2)
3.
4.
Remove the DADF Document Tray. (REP 51.4.1)
5.
Disconnect the DADF PWB connectors. (Figure 1)

(1)
(2)
Remove the Tapping Screw and the Ground Wire.
Figure 2 j0ki45114
Replacement
1.
2.
Align the positioning pin of the Base Frame and the hole of the FADF Feeder Assembly. (Figure 3)
Figure 1 j0ki45113
6.
Remove the DADF Feeder Assembly. (Figure 2)

(1)
(2)
Remove the DADF Feeder Assembly in the direction of the arrow.
Figure 3 j0ki45115
3.
When installing the DADF Feeder Assembly to the Base Frame, check the following A and B.
(Figure 4)
(A)At the front: The Frame of the DADF Feeder Assembly is attached to the positioning pin of the
Base Frame as shown in the figure.
(B)The Bracket of the DADF Feeder Assembly is attached to the support of the Base Frame as
shown in the figure.
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Version 1.2
REP 51.2.4 (SCC) DADF PWB

Removal
WARNING
1.
2.
Remove the Bracket. (PL 51.2)
3.
Remove the DADF-IIT Cable from the guide of the Base Frame. (Figure 1)
Figure 4 j0ki45116
4.
counter.
Chain Link: 955-806
Figure 1 j0ki45117
4.
Disconnect the DADF PWB connectors. (Figure 2)

(1)
Figure 2 j0ki45118
5.
Remove the DADF PWB. (Figure 3)
Figure 4 j0ki45120
3.
(1)
Remove the Tapping Screws (x2) and the Ground Wires (x2).
(2)
(3)
Remove the DADF PWB.
Check the software version. Update the version if an old software is installed in the new PWB.
Figure 3 j0ki45119
Replacement
1.
2.

Switch the ROM on the new PWB with the EEP ROM from the old PWB. (Figure 4)
This is because it stores the alignment value of the DADF.
Version 1.2
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Version 1.2
REP 51.3.1 (SCC) Left Counter Balance

Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
Left/Right Counter Balance is identified by its spring pressure.
Left Counter Balance: strong spring pressure
Right Counter Balance: weak spring pressure
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Remove the DADF Feeder Assembly. (REP 51.2.3)
Replacement
6.
Remove the screws that secure the Tie Plate. (Figure 1)
1.
(1)
2.
(2)
Remove the Ground Plate.
When installing the Left Counter Balance, align the hole of the Left Counter Balance to the
positioning boss of the Frame. (Figure 3)
(3)
Figure 2 j0ki45122
Figure 3 j0ki45123
Figure 1 j0ki45121
3.
7.
Remove the Left Counter Balance. (Figure 2)

(1)
Remove the Tapping Screws (Large: x2).
(2)
Remove the Left Counter Balance thorough the hole of the Mylar Seal.
Align the Ground Plate to the positioning boss. (Figure 4)
REP 51.3.2 (SCC) Right Counter Balance

Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
Left/Right Counter Balance is identified by its spring pressure.
Figure 4 j0ki45124
Left Counter Balance: strong spring pressure
Right Counter Balance: weak spring pressure
1.
2.
3.
Take note of the graduation of the scale. (Figure 1)
Figure 1 j0ki45147
4.
Version 1.2
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Remove the Right Counter Balance. (Figure 2)

(1)
Remove the Tapping Screws (Large: x3).
(2)
Remove the right Counter Balance thorough the hole of the Mylar Seal.
51 DADF

51 DADF
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Version 1.2
REP 51.4.1 (SCC) DADF Document Tray

Removal
1.
2.
3.
Disconnect the connector of the DADF Document Set LED. (Figure 1)

(1)
(2)
Remove the LED Bracket.
(3)
Remove the wire harness from the hook.
(4)
Figure 2 j0ki45148
Replacement
1.
2.
If it was replaced, perform checking for DADF Lead-Skew Adjustment. (ADJ 51.1.1)
Figure 1 j0ki45109
4.

(1)
Remove the clamp.
(2)
Disconnect the connector of the P/J756.
(3)
Remove the P/J756 wire harness from the Harness Guide.
Figure 2 j0ki45110
5.
Figure 4 j0ki45112
At the front side of the DADF Document Tray, remove the boss of the DADF Document Tray from
the installation hole of the Frame. (Figure 3)
(1)
Position the DADF Document Tray vertically.
(2)
Press the boss of the DADF Document Tray in the direction of the arrow and remove it from the
installation hole.
(3)
Remove the wire harness of the DADF Document Set LED from the groove of the Frame.
Replacement
1.
Figure 3 j0ki45111
6.
Pull out and remove the wire harness at the rear side of the DADF Document Tray from the hole of
the Frame. (Figure 4)
(1)
Pull out and remove the wire harness through the hole on the Frame.
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51 DADF
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Version 1.2
REP 51.4.2 (SCC) Top Cover
REP 51.5.1 Harness Guide and Wire Harness

Removal

Removal
WARNING
WARNING
1.
1.
2.
2.
3.
3.
4.
4.
5.
5.
6.
Remove the Regi Chute. (REP 51.8.1)
6.
7.
Open the Top Cover.
7.
8.
8.
Remove the wire harness from the Harness Guide. (Figure 1)
(1)
(1)
(2)
Remove the Stud Bracket.
(2)
Remove the wire harness from the Harness Guide.
(3)
Remove the Top Cover.
Figure 1 j0ki45127
Figure 1 j0ki45126
9.
Replacement
1.
Remove the wire harness from the Harness Guide. (Figure 2)

(1)
Remove the J753 wire harness from the Harness Guide.
Figure 2 j0ki45128
10. Remove the wire harness of the solenoid from the Harness Guide. (Figure 3)
Figure 4 j0ki45130
12. Remove the Harness Guide and the wire harness. (Figure 5)
(1)
Disconnect the connector (Blue).
(1)
Remove the screw.
(2)
Disconnect the connector (White).
(2)
Remove the screw and the Ground Wire.
(3)
Remove the wire harness from the Harness Guide.
(3)
Remove the Harness Guide and the wire harness.
Figure 3 j0ki45129
11. Disconnect the connector. (Figure 4)
(1)
Figure 5 j0ki45131
Replacement
1.
2.
Hang the J753 wire harness to the hook (A). (Figure 6)

(A)Hook
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51 DADF
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Version 1.2
REP 51.5.2 DADF Regi Motor

Removal
WARNING
1.
Figure 6 j0ki45132
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Remove the Harness Guide and the wire harness. (REP 51.5.1)
9.
Remove the DADF Regi Motor. (Figure 1)

(1)
Remove the spring.
(2)
(3)
Remove the DADF Regi Motor.
Figure 1 j0ki45134
Replacement
1.
2.

Install the Belt (A) to the Pulley of the DADF Regi Motor. (Figure 6)
(A)Belt
REP 51.5.3 DADF Feed Motor

Removal
WARNING
Figure 2 j0ki45135
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Turn the DADF Feeder Assembly upside down.
10. Remove the DADF Feed Motor. (Figure 1)

(1)
Remove the spring.
(2)
(3)
Remove the DADF Feed Motor.
Figure 1 j0ki45136
Replacement
Version 1.2
1.
2.
Install the Belt to the Pulley of the DADF Feed Motor. (Figure 2)
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51 DADF

51 DADF
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Version 1.2
REP 51.8.1 Regi Chute

Removal
WARNING
1.
Figure 2 j0ki45137
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Turn the DADF Feeder Assembly upside down.
7.
Remove the Regi Chute. (Figure 1)

(1)
(2)
Remove the Regi Chute.
Figure 1 j0ki45125
Replacement
1.
REP 51.8.2 Retard Chute
REP 51.9.1 Takeaway Roll

Removal

Removal
WARNING
WARNING
1.
1.
2.
2.
3.
3.
4.
Open the Retard Chute.
4.
5.
Remove the Retard Chute. (Figure 1)
5.
(1)
6.
7.
Remove the Retard Chute in the direction of the arrow.
8.
9.
Loosen the Belt tension of the DADF Regi Motor. (Figure 1)

(1)
Loosen the screws (x2).
Figure 1 j0ki45133
Replacement
1.

Figure 1 j0ki45138
10. Remove the DADF Regi Motor and the Bracket. (Figure 2)
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(1)
Remove the spring.
(2)
(3)
Remove the DADF Regi Motor and the Bracket.
(4)
Remove the Belt.
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Figure 2 j0ki45139
11. Remove the Invert Chute. (Figure 3)
Figure 4 j0ki45141
13. Remove the bearing at the rear. (Figure 5)
(1)
(1)
Remove the E-Clip.
(2)
Remove the Invert Chute.
(2)
Remove the bearing.
Figure 3 j0ki45140
12. Remove the gear at the rear. (Figure 4)
Figure 5 j0ki45142
14. Remove the Ground Plate at the front. (Figure 6)
(1)
Remove the E-Clip.
(1)
(2)
Remove the gear.
(2)
Remove the Ground Plate.
Figure 6 j0ki45143
15. Remove the bearing at the front. (Figure 7)
Figure 8 j0ki45145
Replacement
(1)
Remove the E-Clip.
1.
(2)
Remove the bearing.
2.
Install the Belt (A) to the Pulley of the DADF Regi Motor. (Figure 9)
(A) Belt
Figure 7 j0ki45144
Figure 9 j0ki45135
16. Remove the Takeaway Roll. (Figure 8)

(1)
Remove the Takeaway Roll.
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REP 51.12.1 Nudger Roll, Feed Roll

Removal

Removal
WARNING
WARNING
1.
1.
Open the Top Cover.
2.
2.
Open the Feed Upper Chute. (Figure 1)
3.
4.
5.
6.
(1)
7.
8.
9.
Remove the Takeaway Roll. (REP 51.9.1)
Release the hook and open the Feed Upper Chute.
10. Remove the Sensor Bracket. (Figure 1)

(1)
(2)
(3)
Remove the Sensor Bracket.
(4)
Pull out and remove the wire harnesses (x2) through the hole on the Frame.
Figure 1 j0ki45151
3.
Shift the housing. (Figure 2)

(1)
Figure 1 j0ki45146
Replacement
1.
Release the hook and shift the housing in the direction of the arrow.
Figure 2 j0ki45152
4.
Figure 4 j0ki45154
Remove the housing. (Figure 3)
Replacement
(1)
1.
2.
Install the Nudger/Feed Roll while aligning them as shown in the figure. (Figure 5)
Remove the housing in the direction of the arrow.
Figure 3 j0ki45153
5.
Figure 5 j0ki91100
Remove the Nudger Roll and the Feed Roll. (Figure 4)

(1)
(2)
3.
counter.
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Removal
WARNING
1.
2.
Open the Top Cover.

Open the Retard Roll Cover. (Figure 1)
(1)
Release the hook and open the Retard Roll Cover in the direction of the arrow.
Figure 2 j0ki45150
Replacement
1.
2.
counter.
Figure 1 j0ki45149
3.
Remove the Retard Roll. (Figure 2)

(1)
Chain Link: 955-806
ADJ 1.6.1 Full/Half Rate Carriage Position Adjustment

Purpose
Adjust the position of the Full/Half Rate Carriage.
Adjustment
WARNING
NOTE: Adjust the position of Full/Half Rate Carriage at the front and rear separately. Only the procedures
for the rear side is described here. The procedures for the front side is the same as for the rear side.
1.
Open DADF or the Platen Cover.
2.
3.
Remove the Lens Cover. (PL 1.4)
4.
Remove the jig pin from the CCD Lens Assembly. (Figure 1)
Figure 2 j0wa40115
6.
Loosen the set screws (x2) that secure the Pulley at the rear side. (Figure 3)
NOTE: When removing the jig pin, never remove the screws (x4) that secure the Lens Base.
(1)
(2)
Remove the jig pins (x2).
Figure 3 j0wa40116
7.
Figure 1 j0ki40145
Position the Half Rate Carriage. (Figure 4)

(1)
Move the Half Rate Carriage to the jig pin insertion position.
(2)
Set the jig pins (x2).

NOTE: Make sure the jig pins are aligned as shown in the figure.
5.
Check that the Pulley at the front side is firmly secured. If the Pulley is loose, tighten the set screws
(x2). (Figure 2)
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Tighten the screws (x2).
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(4)
Remove the screw.
(5)
Set the Tool Pin that was placed at the front side of the Half Rate Carriage to the rear side of
the Full Rate Carriage.
(6)
Tighten the screw.
(7)
Tighten the affixed screws.
Figure 6 j0ki40147
Figure 4 j0ki40146
8.
10. Tighten the set screw that kept the Pulley at the rear side loose. (Figure 7)
Tighten one of the set screws (x2) (either side) that kept the Pulley at the rear side loose. (Figure 5)
Figure 7 j0wa40118
Figure 5 j0wa40117
9.
11. Manually move the Full Rate Carriage to ensure that it moves smoothly.
Secure the cable to the Full Rate Carriage at the rear side. (Figure 6)
12. Restore the Tool Pins to their original states.
(1)
Remove the screw.
13. Restore the Lens Cover Assembly to its original state.
(2)
Set the Tool Pin that was placed at the rear side of the Half Rate Carriage to the front side of
the Full Rate Carriage.
(3)
Tighten the screw.
ADJ 1.6.2 IIT Lead Edge Registration
ADJ 1.6.3 IIT Side Registration
Purpose
Purpose
To adjust the IIT scan timing in the Slow Scan direction and to correct the copy position.
To adjust the IIT scan timing in the Fast Scan direction and to correct the copy position.
CAUTION
CAUTION
Avoid using this procedure when performing the adjustment of the Lead Edge Registration. This
procedure should be performed only when the actual IIT Regi is not appropriate. This is because the IIT
Lead Edge Registration affects the precision of the document size detection, etc.
Avoid using this procedure when performing the adjustment of the Side Registration. This procedure
should be performed only when the actual IIT Regi is not appropriate. This is because the IIT Side
Registration affects the precision of the document size detection, etc.
NOTE: Before performing this procedure, make sure that the IOT Lead Edge Registration is appropriate.
(Refer to ADJ 18.1.1 IOT Side/Lead Edge Registration.)
NOTE: Before performing this procedure, make sure that the IOT Lead Edge Registration is appropriate.
(Refer to ADJ 18.1.1 IOT Side/Lead Edge Registration.)
Check
Check
1.
1.
Load A3 paper into Tray 2.
2.
2.
Place the Test Chart (499T283) on the Platen Glass correctly and make a copy in the following copy
mode:
Copy Mode: Black
mode:
Paper Size: A3
Copy Mode: Black
Reduce/Enlarge: 100%
Paper Tray: Tray 2
No. of copies: 2
No. of copies: 2
Check that the distance between the lead edge of the 2nd copy and the reference line is 10.0mm +/
-1.6mm or the same as the dimension on the Test Chart. (Figure 1)
3.
Check that the distance between the side edge of the 2nd copy is within specified value of 10.0mm
+/-2.1mm or the same as the dimension on the Test Chart. (Figure 1)
Figure 1 j0mf40954
Figure 1 j0mf40955
3.
If the value is not within the specified range, adjust it as follows:
Adjustment
4.
1.
Enter DC131[715-050].
Adjustment
2.
Change the value.
1.
1 increment: 0.034mm
2.
Increment of the value:The image moves to the Tail Edge.
1 increment: 0.0846mm
Decrement of the value:The image moves to the Lead Edge.
Increment of the value:The image moves to IN.
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Change the value.
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Purpose
To correct the horizontal (fast scan)/vertical (slow scan) Reduce/Enlarge ratio for a 100% copy.
CAUTION
Avoid performing this procedure. This procedure should only be performed when the actual IIT
magnification is not correct.
NOTE: Before performing this procedure, make sure that the IOT horizontal/vertical Reduce/Enlarge
ratios are correct.
Check
1.
mode:
2.
Copy Mode: Black
Document Type: Text/Photo
Paper: A3
No. of copies: 2
Check the 2nd copy for the following:Figure 1

NOTE: Refer to Figures 1 and 2 for this procedure.
(1)
At Horizontal Reduce/Enlarge: (Figure 1)

Check that the distance between the two points is 2001mm or the same as the dimension on
the Test Chart.
(2)
At Vertical Reduce/Enlarge: (Figure 2)

Check that the distance between the two points is 3001.5mm or the same as the dimension
on the Test Chart.
(Figure 1)
Decrement of the value:Reduction direction
Example of a Vertical Reduce/Enlarge ratio Adjustment

NOTE: This adjustment may cause the following secondary problems:
RGB does not overlap, causing a color shift.
1.
Enter DC131[715-051].
2.
Change the value.
1 increment: 0.1%
Increment of the value:Enlargement direction
Decrement of the value:Reduction direction
Figure 1 j0mf40956
(Figure 2)
Figure 2 j0mf40957
Adjustment
Horizontal Reduce/Enlarge Adjustment
NOTE: This adjustment may cause the following secondary problems:
Deterioration of resolution because of the ASIC digital correction.
1.
Enter DC131[715-702].
2.
Change the value.
1 increment: 0.1%
Increment of the value:Enlargement direction
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ADJ 1.6.5 DADF Original Detection Correction (Size Detection

Auto-Correction)
Purpose
To automatically adjust the original size during DADF scan to the desired original size.
Proceed with this adjustment only after the following operations/events.
The DADF Assy is replaced.
An abnormality is detected after replacing the Regi Roll, Feed Roll and Retard Roll.
A size detection error occurs.
Overview
Using the DADF, continuously scan 3 originals. The NVM Data is automatically corrected based on the
comparison between the Slow Scan Length and the reference value detected by the DADF. The NVM
Data that is corrected is "Size Correction Value for Slow Scan Originals" (Chain Link No. 711-164).
Scanned originals differ according to the market as follows:
FX, XE/AP: A4 LEF (Slow scan length accuracy (210.0mm +/- 0.7mm))
XC: 8.5"x11" LEF (Slow scan length accuracy (215.9mm +/- 0.7mm))
Adjustment
1.
2.
Enter UI Diag "ADF Independent Operation (Size Detection Auto Adjust)".

Set 3 documents to be transported in the DADF.
* The size of the fed original differs according to the market.
3.
4.
When the [Start] button is pressed, the DADF starts pulling in the document and the correction value
is calculated. At this point, the message "In progress" appears.
The applicable NVM Data will then be updated. After the operation, the UI screen will be displayed.
However, if this operation results in an NG, the NVM will not be updated and a message indicating
that an NG has occurred will be displayed.
5.
The operation ends when the [Stop] button is pressed.

Status Confirmation Specifications
You may check the following status by using NVM Read after operations.
Table 1
Chain-Link Display Data Name
Reference
711-164
Setting Range=0 to 100

(equivalent to +/-50 increments [+/-5mm]
0.1mm/increment)
Initial Value: 50 (However, there is an adjusted
value set against the initial value when shipped.)
Size Correction Value for Slow Scan

Originals
<Image Quality Restrictions>
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This operation cannot be terminated (or aborted) halfway through the process and has to be
completed from start to finish regardless of any abnormalities that occur.
In cases where more than 4 originals are loaded in the DADF, this operation will not feed the
originals that are fed after the 4th sheet.
NOTE: If it is still NG after the adjustment, repeat the procedure.
ADJ 1.6.6 UI Touch Panel Origin Point Correction
[Correction method for S104 UI]
Purpose
1.
To align the position of the buttons on the display and the Touch Panel so that the user can select the
contents on the display using the Touch Panel.
Hold down the [0], [1], [3] keys on the Control Panel while turning ON the machine.
The following will appear on the display. (Figure 2)
Perform this adjustment when the UI PWB and the Control Panel are replaced.
NOTE: Any substitute used as a touch pen for this adjustment should have a pointed tip (such as a ball
point pen). Be careful not to damage the surface of the UI.
NOTE: Take note that the Origin Point Correction Method is not the same for W85UI and S104 UI (Large
Color Control Panel).
Adjustment
[Correction method for W85 UI]
1.
Return the Control Panel to its original position. Turn ON the power while holding down the [0], [1],
[3] buttons.
The following appears on the display. (Figure 1)
Figure 2 j0fu40239
2.
Using the Touch Pen, touch the intersections of the vertical and horizontal lines, P1 to P9, in
sequence.
When P1 is pressed, the following is displayed and the buzzer sounds. (Figure 3)
Figure 1 j0mf40959
2.
Using the Touch Pen, touch the intersections of the vertical and horizontal lines, P1 to P9, in
sequence. (Keep the Touch Pen on each point for approx. 1 sec, then proceed to the next point.)
After pressing all the buttons, the machine automatically calculates the difference between the
coordinates and the correction values. This calculation takes approx. 0.1 sec.
3.
After a few seconds, turn the power OFF then ON. The UI may be used after reboot as the data has
been corrected.
NOTE: If power is turned OFF during adjustment, the data before adjustment will be restored.
Complete the whole procedure before turning the machine OFF.
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Figure 3 j0fu40240
The same screen is displayed when P2 to P8 is pressed with the Touch Pen.
3.
After pressing P9, Origin Point Correction is carried out and the following screen will appear when
the corrected data has been saved. (Figure 4)
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Figure 4 j0fu40241
4.
If the correction has failed, the following screen appears. (Figure 5)
Figure 6 j0fu40243
6.
Turn the power OFF.

If correction has failed, repeat Steps 1 to 5 again.
NOTE: When the power is turned ON immediately after turning it OFF, the screen in Figure 5 is
displayed. Therefore, turn the power OFF after adjustment and wait for 1 minute before turning it ON
again.
NOTE: When the Main Switch is turned OFF and is detected by the ON/OFF Monitor, a delay circuit
occurs and the output voltage will be cut off after some time. The time until the cutoff is as follows:
IOT: OFF after 3sec
ESS: OFF after 40sec
7.
Figure 5 j0fu40242
5.
When the Origin Point Correction is complete, the following screen is displayed. (Figure 6)
Press on the 4 circled intersections. (In random order.) A black box will be displayed on the pressed
parts and remains until the next input.
The buzzer sounds when the correction is complete ( ->) Origin Point Correction complete.
The buzzer does not sound if the correction has failed ( ->) Perform correction again.
Return the used Touch Pen to its original position.
ADJ 18.1.1 IOT Lead Edge/Side Edge Registration

Purpose
To print the built-in adjustment test pattern, perform measurements at the specified positions and perform
adjustments to obtain the correct positions.
NOTE: For the independent IIT Regi Adjustment, refer to "DC945 IIT Calibration - Optical Axis
Correction". For the IIT/ADF Skew Adjustment, refer to the IIT/ADF Adjustment Procedures, respectively.
Adjustment
1.
Enter DC129.
Switch to the CE mode and select [System Registration Adjustment] by the following steps.
2.
(1)
Hold down the <0> key for 5 seconds, then press the <Start> button to switch to CE mode.
(2)
Enter the password "6.7.8.9" and select [Confirm].
(3)
Press the <Log In / Out> button on the Control Panel.
(4)
Select the "System Settings" tab on the Touch Panel.
(5)
Scroll and select [Maintenance / Diagnostics].
(6)
Select [Registration].
(7)
Select [System Registration Adjustment].
Figure 1 j0fu40237
(7)
Select [Adjust] once.

NOTE: Be careful because the adjustment amount would have doubled if you had selected
[Adjust] again.

(1)
Select [Output Color] of [For All Trays], and then select either [Black & White] or [Color].
(2)
Select [Paper Supply] of [For Individual Trays], and then select the Tray which registration you
want to adjust.
(8)
Specify the Number of Sheets to be printed and select [Print] to print.
(9)
When the screen displays the successful completion message, select [Confirm].
(3)
Select [Adjusted Side] of [For Individual Trays], and then select either [Side 1] or [Side 2].
(4)
Do not change the value in [Lead / Side Registration] of [For Individual Trays] and then select
[Adjust] once.
(10) Check the printout. If the positions are correct, end this adjustment. If they are not, repeat
Steps (6) to (9).
(5)
Specify the Number of Sheets to be printed and select [Print].
(6)
Perform measurements on the printout at the specified positions. (Figure 1)

Lines can be found 10mm from the paper edge for the Lead Regi, and with the LE at the top,
8.5mm from the left edge for the Side Regi. Those are the correct positions, so select [Lead /
Side Registration] of [For Individual Trays] to align the Lead Regi and Side Regi.
Lead Regi Direction A: U indicates narrowing margin, D indicates widening margin.
Side Regi Direction B: R indicates widening margin, L indicates narrowing margin.
<Adjustment amount per step>
Lead Regi Adjustment Step: 0.100mm/step
Side Regi Adjustment Step: 0.106mm/step
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ADJ 18.1.2 Edge Erase Value Adjustment

Purpose
To correct both (Rear/Front) sides and Lead Edge erase values of the image.
NOTE: The IOT Lead Edge/Side Edge Registration must be adjusted.
Purpose
1.
Enter the Diag Mode, then perform "DC131 NVM Read / Write".
2.
Specify a Tray loaded with paper. Make a black copy without using any originals and leaving the
Platen Cover open.
3.
Check that the margins are 4mm at the side and 2mm at both Lead and Tail Edges.
Adjustment
1.
Enter the Diag Mode, then perform "DC131 NVM Read / Write".
2.
Adjust the following NVMs such that the measured value is 4mm at the top, and 2mm at both sides
and Tail Edge.
If the setting value is increased, the erase value increases.
Table 1 NVM List
Chain Link Name
Min Initial Max Step
749-418
SIDE NORMAL ERASE ADJUSTMENT
40
40
255
0.1mm
increments
749-417
TOP NORMAL ERASE ADJUSTMENT
20
20
255
0.1mm
increments
749-419
END NORMAL ERASE SIDE REGI

ADJUSTMENT
20
20
255
0.1mm
increments
3.
After adjustment, make another black copy without using any originals and leaving the Platen Cover
open.
4.
Adjust until the margins are 4mm at both sides and 2mm at both Lead and Tail Edges.
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ADJ 18.2.3 Things to take note when replacing Important

Information Stored Components (ISC)
Purpose
After installation, any data that the customer has registered are very important. To lose or leak the data
would be an unforgivable offence. To gain the trust of customers, it is essential for CE to be
knowledgeable about the name of components that store these data. The CE must also have full
understanding on how to handle these components when replacing them.
Purpose
This product stores important data in the following components. Perform the operation according to the
following procedures.
NOTE:
Japan) Collect/discard components according to the FTO (2-027) that is common to all models.
IBG) Collect/discard components according to the separately pre-determined procedures.
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Table 1
Component
Name
Stored Information
Pre-replacement operation
Post-replacement operation
HDD
1.
2.
3.
Remaining data (the data left behind)
Procedures before servicing
Handling of replaced HDD
Digital data saved in the Folders (*)
Fax polling reserved document data (*)
Unsent Fax/Scan document data (*)
Unprinted Copy/Fax Receive/Print document data

(*)
Data stored in the SMB folder
Font
Form
Logo
Restore data using the tools.
Secure Print (*)
Perform settings according to the reports.
Sample Print (*)
Delay Print (*)
Job template
Instructions
Job log (stored in the HDD)
Debug log
Recipient data in the expanded address book
Image log
Audit log (stored in the HDD)
User information (when the machine is set to store

the user information in the HDD in the Network
Authentication mode and when in the XSA mode)
Account ID (Network Authentication mode and XSA

mode)
JBA data operation log (stored in the HDD)
Deleted data (data that has been deleted but still

physically remain in the HDD. Usually, this is difficult to
recover.)
Temporarily saved image data for Copy/Print/Fax

output.
Temporarily saved scan image data for extraction

from the client PC.
Temporarily saved inputs from the network
HDD spool data
Data that is deleted after it is taken out from a

Folder.
Image data that is deleted after Secure Print/

Sample Print/Delay Print has been completed
Before you bring back the HDD, always notify the

customer. Explain that the removed HDD will be sent to
an FX Recycling Station where it will either undergo the
"Overwriting Process" or the "Destruction Process" in
order to prevent security problems from occurring.
To restore the settings later, print the reports and back

up the data by using tools.
Also, check that the Job in Memory lamp on the panel is
off. If the lamp is on, the stored document data (data with
(*) listed to the left) are erased when the component is
replaced. Ask for the customer's agreement to proceed.
If the customer would like to personally confirm that the

removed HDD is destroyed, destroy the HDD on the spot
(charges applies).
Procedures after servicing
Table 1
Component
Name
2
ESS PWB
Stored Information
Pre-replacement operation
Post-replacement operation
User-settable parameters (IP address)
Folder data
Speed dials
Group dial data
Speed dial classification data
Comments (or FAX Service)
Job memory
Job log
Error log (Fault History, Counters)
DV log/Auditron settings/PV total data/JBA operation log
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Procedures before servicing

To restore the settings later, print the reports and back
up the data by using tools.
Delete data
If the ESS PWB hardware is operating normally, perform
a special boot (Initialize NVM: Turn ON the power while
holding down "3" + "STOP" + "Power Saver") to delete
data.
Handling of replaced ESS PWB

Always initialize the PWB before bringing it back. Inform
the customer that even if it cannot be initialized at the
customer's machine, it will be done in the FX Recycling
Station, so there will be no security problems.
Procedures after servicing
Restore data using the tools.
Restore settings according to the reports.
Total deletion
Execute "Delete All Data" in the KO mode. This also
initializes the HDD/FMO PWB, etc. other than the NVM.
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ADJ 18.2.4 Firmware Version Upgrade(FX Only)
<Firmware Download>
Purpose
1.
This procedure is performed to update the machine firmware (ESS, IISS, DADF, FCB, G3B/G4B), or
when reinstallation of the machine firmware is required due to failure of some sort.
Select a compressed file (download data) that is compatible with the printer specifications from the
URL of the TSC, and download it into the desired folder on the PC.
2.
Decompress the downloaded compressed file (download data).
NOTE: Firmware upgrade for Fax Card

1.
2.
When the firmware of the Fax Card is upgraded, the Activity Report that is stored in the Fax Card
will be initialized.
<PJL method (Port 9100: Network)>
1.
Connect the PC to the printer with the LAN cable (Cross).
2.
Turn the power of the PC and the printer ON. Check that the IP Address/Subnet Mask are already
input so that they can communicate with each other.
Before performing the upgrade, print out the Activity Report in advance. After performing the
upgrade, pass the Activity Report to the customer.
When the firmware of the Fax Card is upgraded, the timer that is stored in the Fax Card will be
initialized and it will become unable to gather the billing data (machines with EP-DX).
NOTE: For IOT port settings, check that the SNMP and Port 9100 are enabled and the UDP of the
SMP is running. (Start the CentreWare Internet Services. Select [Properties], [Securities] and
[Enable Port] in this order and insert check mark at the UDP of SNMP.)
For machines with EP-DX, run the "Updated EP-DX Data" after performing the upgrade.
(For the details, refer to FTI3-422 that is common for all machines.)
<Obtaining the Firmware>

Download the Firmware Version Upgrade Tool (FXDLMgr.exe) and the machine Firmware from the
following location when upgrading the machine Firmware.
NOTE: Check that the output destination of the default printer driver at the PC becomes LPT1.
3.
Click to run the Firmware Version Upgrade Tool (FWDLMgr.exe).
4.
Select [Agree] on the Firmware Version Upgrade Tool (License Agreement).
5.
Select the Machine Model from the pull down menu of the Machine Model column on the selection
screen for machine models and files.
6.
Click the downloaded file from the Firmware column on the selection screen for machine models
and files, and click [Next].
URL:http// download.tsc.ksp.fujixerox.co.jp
NOTE: Downloading both software from the web site may take some time (depending on the
environment) because of the file size. Hence, download the software into the PC (PSW) in advance
before visiting the customer.
Select detailed version to display each ROM version in the downloaded file.
7.
NOTE: Required installation environment
OS: Windows95/98/2000/NT4.0 (SP3.0 or later)/XP <PJL method (Port9100: Network)>
NOTE: Check that the output destination of the default printer driver at the PC becomes LPT1.
OS: Windows2000 <DLD method (USB1.1)> DC models can only use USB1.1
CPU: Pentium (100MHz) or higher
Memory: 32MB or higher
Hard disk capacity available: 200MB or higher
8.
NOTE: Connection Cables

499T7773: LAN Cable (Cross 1m)
499T7776: USB Cable (2m)
NOTE: Precautions during installation
Press the Search button on the selection screen on the Printer/MF machine to search for devices
connected to this Network.
The Scope of Search button is for searching in other networks.
9.
Select the connection method between the printer and the PC on the Communication Interface
selection screen, and select [Next]. (Servicing time: Approx. 15min)
The devices that can be specified on the selection screen for Printer/MF machines are displayed in
the Printer/MF machines column. Insert check marks into the checkboxes and select [Next].
10. The Firmware update status appears on the "Updating" screen.

After completion, the results screen appears.
11. Select the [Close] button on the results screen. (Firmware upgrade complete.)
The downloaded data is a compressed file. Decompress the data before downloading them into the
printer.
NOTE: After downloading ends, the IOT will automatically reboot.
Purpose
There are two ways to download the machine Firmware - the DLD method (USB1.1/2.0) and the PJL
method (Port9100: Network).
<DLD method (USB1.1/2.0)>

1.
When downloading by DLD method (USB1.1/2.0), it is necessary to change to the download mode.
When downloading by PJL method (Port9100), no setting at the machine is required.
Remove the USB Port cover for servicing.

Connect the PC to the printer with the USB cable. (Figure 1)
ADJ 18.2.5 Thin Line Correction Mode Adjustment

Purpose
The Thin Line Correction Mode is the mode for correcting the poor reproducibility of 600dpi/1200dpi thin
lines.
Because of the dispersion due to the difference in the machines, thin lines, especially slanted ones, tend
to break up.
When this happens, use the Thin Line Correction Mode to correct it.
NOTE: The Thin Line Correction Mode might cause defects to appear in images when in use.
1.
Interference in the form of banding in ladder images
2.
LPH streaks appearing in high temperature environment
Because of these reasons, keep the adjustment amount as low as possible.
Purpose
Figure 1 j0ki41827
Perform the Thin Line Correction by adjusting the following NVMs.

2.
Turn the machine and the PC ON.
3.
Set the printer to Download Mode.

(1)
Turn the power of the printer ON while pressing down on the [Power Saver] button.
(2)
The progress bar will be displayed on the UI screen for approx. 10 seconds.
(3)
The UI screen will turn completely black for 7 seconds.
(4)
[Download Mode] is displayed on the screen and the system enters the download mode.
1.
749-200 1200 Only Fine Line Correction - 0: OFF (also perform correction for 600dpi), 15: ON (only
perform correction for 1200dpi)
2.
749-202 Thin Line Correction Switch - 0: Thin Line Correction OFF, 1: Thin Line Correction ON.
3.
Thin Line Correction Amount Adjustment
If the Thin Line Correction is also to be performed for 600dpi, use "0". The default value is 15.
The default value is 0.
4.
In case of USB1.1 connection, cancel the opening of "Add/Remove Hardware Wizard".
5.
Click to run the Firmware Version Upgrade Tool (FWDLMgr.exe).
6.
Select [Agree] on the Firmware Version Upgrade Tool (License Agreement).
7.
Select the Machine Model from the pull down menu of the Machine Model column on the selection
screen for machine models and files.
NVM Address
8.
Click the downloaded file from the Firmware column on the selection screen for machine models
and files, and click [Next].
749-204
Thin Line Correction Amount Y Color 200
140~200
749-205
Thin Line Correction Amount M Color 200
140~200
Select detailed version to display each ROM version in the downloaded file.
749-206
Thin Line Correction Amount C Color 200
140~200
Select the connection method between the printer and the PC on the Communication Interface
selection screen, and select [Next].
749-207
Thin Line Correction Amount K Color 200
140~200
9.
Table 1
11. The Firmware update status appears on the "Updating" screen.

4.
752-006 Thin Line Correction ADC_Switch - 0: OFF, 1: ON.

Although this is normally set as 0 (OFF) during use, if the highlight reproduction is overdone, set this
to 1 (ON).
12. Select the [Close] button on the results screen. (Firmware upgrade complete.)
NOTE: After downloading ends, the IOT will automatically reboot.
Adjustment
Range
Amount of exposure is increased by: 30% for 140, 20% for 160, and 10% for 180. (Default value Adjustment value)/2 = amount of increased exposure in %.
10. The devices that can be specified on the selection screen for Printer/MF machines are displayed in
the Printer/MF machines column. Insert check marks into the checkboxes and select [Next].
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Initial Value
The smaller the value, the more emphasis the thin line gets (amount of exposure is increased).
(Servicing time: Approx. 15min)
After completion, the results screen appears.
Contents
Default value is 0.
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ADJ 18.2.6 LPH Exposure Amount Fine Adjustment
Version 1.2
NOTE: As an overly large adjustment might cause jumps in gradation, make the adjustments as small as
possible.
Purpose
The adjustment amount (%) is not = amount of change in density.
The actual exposure level includes a process that converts the brightness of ADC Sensor Position to
100%.
-20 (%).
Purpose
1.
LPH Exposure Amount Fine Adjustment ON/OFF Switch Selector

To enable the LPH Exposure Amount Fine Adjustment function, set the following NVM as ON.
Correction Area
Table 2
NVM Names
NVM Address
Contents
Initial Value
Adjustment
Range
749-201
0: OFF
1: ON
0 or 1
2.
Selection of Correction Method

The LPH Exposure Amount Fine Adjustment can be done by:
(1)
Correcting the density skew in the IN-OUT direction
(2)
Selecting a pre-prepared pattern to perform the correction
(3)
Using custom correction to manually correct the adjustment amount for each area
A combination of the various correction methods can be used. However, the correction cannot go
beyond the 0 to -20 (%) range.
(1)
Figure 1 j0wa41850
When there is density skew from the left to the right of the image, the adjustment amount to
correct that has to be set for each color.
Table 1
Distance from the left of image

(mm)
IN/OUT Density Correction

Corrects the IN-OUT density skew in the axis direction of the photoreceptor.
52
103
154
206
257
308.9
As shown in the figure, the LPH zone is divided into 7 areas by setting the 6 points - from A (leftmost
edge) to G (rightmost edge).
Adjustment is performed at each area to lower the LPH exposure amount until the density is even.
*There are cases where point A or G will lie beyond the image zone. Furthermore, the 154mm mark is the
center of the image.
Setting Range is -20 to 20 (%)

Table 3
Initial Value
Adjustment
Range
NVM Names
NVM Address
In Out Tendency (IN/OUT correction)
749-228
-20~20
749-229
-20~20
749-230
-20~20
749-231
-20~20
Figure 2 j0wa41851
Figure 4 j0wa41853
*Although there is also an adjustment range at the positive side, it only involves reducing the
brightness at the IN side or the OUT side and therefore will not have any correction that goes
above 100%.
(2)
Pattern Selection Correction

If you have elected to perform correction based on Pattern Selection, select the Pattern 1~6
and Level 1~6 that is most suitable for the density correction from the following figure.
The selected Pattern and Level are reflected as LPH Brightness Correction by changing the
following NVMs.
As there are separate NVMs for each color, they can each be corrected independently.
Figure 5 j0wa41854
Table 4
Initial Value
Adjustment
Range
1~6
1~6
749-234
1~6
749-235
1~6
NVM Names
NVM Address
Correction Pattern (Pattern Selection)
749-232
749-233
Figure 3 j0wa41852
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Table 5
NVM Names
NVM Address
Correction Level
Initial Value
Adjustment
Range
749-236
1~6
749-237
1~6
749-238
1~6
749-239
1~6
NOTE: Take note that "0,5" for Pattern means "Disabled" and "1" for Level means "No
correction".
(3)
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Custom Correction
If you have elected to perform density correction by custom correction, you must input the
required adjustment amount for the correction of every area into the NVM for each YMCK
color.
Version 1.2
NOTE: The above 3 types of correction can be used in combination. However, the total amount
of exposure adjustment for these Smile Corrections are restricted to be within 0 to -20%.
[Sum of Correction 0~20%] = [IN-OUT Adjustment Amount %] + [Pattern Selection Adjustment
Amount %] + [Custom Adjustment Amount %]
If the total from the 3 corrections add up to less than -20%, it will be uniformly limited to -20%
If it is larger than 0%, then it will be uniformly limited to 0%.
The above are the restrictions that apply to the exposure amount correction and correction by
Smile Correction function.
However, within the actual machine, after the exposure amount correction by Smile Correction,
it will enter another process to calibrate the exposure at the ADC Sensor Position to be 100%.
As a correction is applied to the exposure amount after a Smile Correction, the exposure
amount in the vicinity of 114 to 144mm from the left of the image becomes 100%, while it is
relatively higher or lower for the rest of the positions.
Reference sample
Be careful as only negative correction can be performed for density correction.

Table 6
Initial Value
NVM
Names
NVM Address Contents
Custom
Correction
Value
749-240~246
749-247~253
749-254~260
749-261~267
R/E (%) within Y

Pulse Width
M
Variable
C
Range
K
Adjustment
Range
-20~20
-20~20
-20~20
-20~20
*The NVM Addresses correspond in ascending order to ABCDEFG.

*Although there is also an adjustment range at the positive side, the brightness will saturate at
100%. The positive correction of up to the 100% range will only be applied when the exposure
amount has been corrected towards the negative side at IN-OUT Density Correction or Pattern
Selection Correction.
Figure 6 j0wa41855
As shown in figure B, the control is such that the final exposure at the ADC Sensor Position
becomes 100%.
By this, the exposure amount that was corrected by Smile Correction (figure A) is corrected
again until it is at the actual output level (figure B).
(The figures are the exposure models when Pattern 1, Level 4 correction have been
performed)
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ADJ 35.1.1 Firmware Version Upgrade (Firmware Update Service

System) (FX Only)
ADJ 35.2.1 Backup/Restore (Recovery)/Reproduce
This Kit is not available for IBG region.
Backup/Restore should be performed in the following cases.
Purpose
Table 1
No. Application
Purpose
When the Firmware has been upgraded
Restores the Firmware to the state before the

upgrade in cases where you want to revert the
Firmware to its previous version for some reason
(such as the operation becoming unstable).*
When the HDD or NVM PWB is

malfunctioning
Restores the settings to the state when it was backed

up. This reduces the operation time that is required
for environmental recovery.
When identifying the cause of a difficult

problem
Reduces the operation time that is required for

environmental recovery by temporarily saving the
current settings before initializing the HDD/NVM to
identify the cause of a failure.
The backup can be stored in the machine built-in HDD or in a USB memory (service tool).
Preparation
Version 1.2
Before performing backup into a USB memory, create a folder named "backup" in the USB memory.
Make sure you print the Configuration Report before performing the operation.
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NOTE: As the procedure differs by case as follows, make sure you are performing the required
procedure.
5.
Table 2
Version 1.2
When the confirmation message: "Are you sure you want to restore the backed up files from the
hard disk?" is displayed, select [Yes] to start the restoration. At this time, the following message will
be displayed.
Restoring backed up files from the hard disk...
No. Backup/Restore Cases
Reference
The machine will reboot automatically after the files have been restored.
Backup to HDD
Go to Procedure
A.
The software will be upgraded after the reboot.
Restore from HDD
Go to Procedure
B.
Restore from HDD using special booting (such as when the UI screen is not
displayed)
Go to Procedure
C.
Backup to USB memory
Go to Procedure
D.
Procedure C (Restore from HDD using special booting)
Restore from USB memory
Go to Procedure
E.
2.
Turn ON the machine while pressing the [Energy Saver], [Stop], and [5] buttons.
3.
The restore process will then run automatically, "HDD Initialization, Restore HDD Settings, Restore
NVM Setting Data" are performed, and the machine reboots automatically once the process is
completed.
4.
Next, the Firmware download starts and the machine reboots automatically after it has completed.
5.
Verify that the machine has been restored to its original state and that copying is possible.
Restore from USB memory using special booting (such as when the UI screen is Go to Procedure
not displayed)
F.
Cloning (in customer mode)
Go to Procedure
G.
Do not switch off the power until the default screen is displayed.
6.
When the restore has completed successfully, the machine will reboot and then enter the Download
Mode. The screen at this time will display "Download Mode" just like when downloading the
Firmware via Port9100/USB connection.
7.
When the process has completed successfully, the machine reboots automatically.
1.
Turn OFF the machine.
Backup/Restore to USB Memory
Backup/Restore to HDD
Backup/Restore to USB Memory is used in the following cases.
Procedure A (Backup to HDD)

1.
Open the "Job Status" screen and check that there are no jobs being executed or in the queue.
Before replacing the HDD.
2.
Disconnect the Network Cable and the Fax line.
3.
Enter the UI Diag and select the "System Settings" tab -> [Common Service Settings]
[Maintenance / Diagnostics] -> [Back Up Files / Restore Files] on the second page.
If the HDD replacement is still a few days away, backup the data and ask the customer to save it in
their PC as a safety precaution. (At this time, explain to the customer why the data is being backed
up and that the CE is not allowed to take back the customer information. )
4.
Select [Back Up Files] > [File Storage Location], then [Hard Disk], and select [Start].
Procedure D (Backup to USB memory)
5.
When the confirmation message: "Are you sure you want to make a copy of the files and save them
in the hard disk?" is displayed, select [Yes]. The backup starts and the message: "Backing up files to
the hard disk..." is displayed.
1.
6.
7.
->
Turn OFF the machine, connect the USB Memory to the Fax Board, and then turn ON the machine.
NOTE: As the Fax Cable is disconnected, the message "A fault or an error has occurred.
See User Guide for information on fault code 016-214." will be displayed. (Reference message)
When the backup has completed successfully, the message: "File backup operation has
successfully completed." is displayed. Select [Confirm]. Return to the "Back Up Files / Restore Files"
menu screen. The backup will take approx. 2 to 5 minutes.
2.
Check that there are no jobs being executed or in the queue.
3.
Select [Close], [Exit (Clear Log)], [Yes] in order and the machine will automatically reboot.
4.
This completes the backup operation.
->
Upgrade the Firmware or perform other operations.
5.
Select [Back Up Files] >[File Storage Location], then [USB Memory], and select [Start].
After the operation, go to the following to restore the backup data if needed.
6.
When the confirmation message: "Are you sure you want to make a copy of the files and save them
in the USB memory?" is displayed, select [Yes]. The backup starts and the message: "Backing up
files to the USB memory..." is displayed. The backup will take approx. 5 to 7 minutes.
7.
When the backup has completed successfully, the message: "File backup operation has
successfully completed. Switch off the machine power and wait until this screen disappears. Then
pull out the USB memory." is displayed. Turn OFF the machine.
8.
Disconnect the USB Memory and connect the Fax Cable.
9.
If necessary, copy the whole "backup" directory into the customer's PC and request that they keep it
safe.
If the UI screen does not start up after the operation, restore by referring to "Restore from HDD
using special booting".
Procedure B (Restore from HDD)
1.
2.
3.
4.
Select [Restore Backed Up Files] > [File Storage Location], then [Hard Disk], and select [Start].
->
After that, delete the backup data that is stored in the USB Memory.
If the UI screen does not start up after the operation, restore by referring to "Restore from USB Memory
using special booting".
Procedure E (Restore from USB Memory)
1.
3.
At the master device, perform the same Network Settings > Enable Port settings as those in the
target clone machine. If there are any differences, the related settings will not be not cloned.
4.
From the client, connect to the master device via CWIS.
5.
Select [Properties] tab > General Setup > Cloning. (Figure 1)
Turn OFF the machine, connect the USB Memory to the Fax Board, and then turn ON the machine.
2.
3.
4.
->
5.
Select [Restore Backed Up Files] > [File Storage Location], then [USB Memory], and select [Start].
6.
When the confirmation message: "Are you sure you want to restore the backed up files from the
USB memory?" is displayed, select [Yes]. The restore starts and the following message is
displayed.
Restoring backed up files from the USB memory...
The machine will reboot automatically after the files have been restored.
The software will be upgraded after the reboot.
Do not switch off the power until the default screen is displayed.
7.
The restore process will complete in approx 4 minutes, after which the machine will automatically
reboot and enter the Download Mode. The screen at this time will display "Download Mode" just like
when downloading the Firmware via Port9100/USB connection.
8.
After the series of processes have completed and it has rebooted normally, turn OFF the machine.
9.
Disconnect the USB Memory, turn ON the machine, and check that copying is possible.
Figure 1 j0ki40004
6.
Right click on "Cloning.dat" under [Cloning Instructions] and download it to the PC.
7.
Access the target clone machine, and then select [Properties] tab > General Setup > Cloning.
8.
Click [Browse] in the "Install Clone File", select the "Cloning.dat" that was imported in step 6, and
then click [Install].
Procedure F (Restore from USB Memory using special booting)
9.
Wait while the setting information is being copied into the target clone machine.
1.
Turn OFF the machine and connect the USB Memory to the Fax Board.
10. Verify that the setting information has been copied in the target clone machine.
2.
Turn ON the machine while pressing the [Energy Saver], [Stop], and [7] buttons.
3.
The restore process will then run automatically, "HDD Initialization, Restore HDD Settings, Restore
NVM Setting Data" are performed, and the machine reboots automatically once the process is
completed.
10. When upgrading the Firmware, perform Backup to USB Memory again after the upgrade has
completed.
11. Turn OFF the machine, remove the USB Memory, and then connect the Fax Cable.
4.
Next, the Firmware download starts and the machine reboots automatically after it has completed.
Verify that the machine has been restored to its original state and that copying is possible.
Procedure G (Cloning)
Purpose
Although this is not a CE function, this can reduce the environmental settings workload when performing
a mass-installation service. It is also a useful backup/restore function that a customer can use.
Only items that can be set with CWIS can be cloned.
1.
Designate one machine as the master device and perform settings as normal via "Control Panel/
CWIS," etc. Check the settings under Network Settings > Enable Port.(This section cannot be
copied)
2.
Perform network settings for the target clone machine according to the "Installation Order".
(IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway Address)
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Purpose
Assessment on the condition of the parts and the condition of the ESS PWB can be done based on the
ON/OFF states of the 8 LEDs on the ESS PWB. To check the condition of an error where no Error Code
is displayed, check the LED display on the ESS PWB.
As the device that can be connected differs depending on the board, it does not always neccesarily mean
that diagnostic is possible. In the following table, items that are installed as features are marked with "O".
Purpose
1.
Turn the power switch OFF, make sure that the screen display turns OFF, then turn the main power
switch OFF.
2.
Unplug the power cord from the outlet.
3.
Remove the Rear Right Cover.
4.
Remove the Blind Board of the ESS.
5.
Plug in the power cord, turn ON the main power switch, then turn ON the power switch.
Check
Check the LED ON/OF states and refer to the following table.
Figure 1 j0ki61019
Version 1.2
LED legend - O: ON, X: OFF

Table 1
Main Unit
Upper
Main Unit
Lower
Long
Boot
Usual
Diagnosti Diagnosti
c
ChainLink
c
Number 7,6,5,4
3,2,1,0
State/Condition
Related HW
Failure Location/Details
0xff
O,O,O,O
O,O,O,O
Initial state at Power ON
ESS
Not all are ON: Failure at power source? Failure at O

ASSY?
0x01
X,X,X,X
X,X,X,O
Interrupt vector setting completed
ESS
ON: ESS Error
0x02
X,X,X,X
X,X,O,X
EBC (ROM Controller) initialization completed
ESS
ON: ESS Error
0x03
X,X,X,X
X,X,O,O
Reserved (ON)
0x04
X,X,X,X
X,O,X,X
Reserved (ON)
0x05
X,X,X,X
X,O,X,O
D-Cache zero clear
ESS
ON: ESS Error
0x06
X,X,X,X
X,O,O,X
Reserved (OFF)
0x07
X,X,X,X
X,O,O,O
DDR output buffer is enabled

Software wait processing
ESS
ON: ESS Error
O
O
0x08
X,X,X,X
O,X,X,X
DDR Controller usual initialization start
ESS
ON: ESS Error
0x88
O,X,X,X
O,X,X,X
Recovery processing from CPU OFF start
ESS
ON: ESS Error
0xF0
O,O,O,O
X,X,X,X
DDR initilization has failed
RAM
Blinking: RAM Error
0xC3
O,O,X,X
X,X,X,X
Save data check error
RAM
Blinking: RAM Error
0x09
X,X,X,X
O,X,X,O
DDR initialization has completed
RAM
ON: RAM Error
0x0A
X,X,X,X
O,X,O,X
I-Cache/D-Cache is disabled
ESS
ON: ESS Error
0x0B
X,X,X,X
O,X,O,O
CPU internal register setting
ESS
ON: ESS Error
0x90
O,X,X,O
X,X,X,X
DDR memory write check
RAM
ON: RAM Error
0xF0
O,O,O,O
X,X,X,X
DDR R/W test has failed
RAM
Blinking: RAM Error
0x0C
X,X,X,X
O,O,X,X
DDR memory read check & zero clear has completed
RAM
ON: RAM Error
0x0D
X,X,X,X
O,O,X,O
Copy to memory for Panbug program (TEXT portion)
ROM/RAM
ON: ROM/RAM Error
0x0E
X,X,X,X
O,O,O,X
Copy to memory for Panbug program (BASE portion)
ROM/RAM
ON: ROM/RAM Error
0x0F
X,X,X,X
O,O,O,O
FPU register test has completed
ESS
ON: ESS Error
0 x 10""
X,X,X,O
X,X,X,X
Jump preparation to C-Code has completed
ESS
ON: ESS Error
0x24
X,X,O,X
X,O,X,X
Standard RAM diagnostic start
RAM
ON: Standard RAM Error
116-315
0x25
X,X,O,X
X,O,X,O
Standard RAM diagnostic complete
0x26
X,X,O,X
X,O,O,X
Extension RAM diagnostic start
RAM
ON: Extension RAM Error
116-316
0x27
X,X,O,X
X,O,O,O
Extension RAM diagnostic complete
0x28
X,X,O,X
O,X,X,X
Standard ROM diagnostic start
ROM
ON: Standard ROM Error
116-317
016-336
NVM/ESS
ON: NVRAM Error
116-323
ROM/RAM
ON: ROM/RAM Error
116-317
0x29
X,X,O,X
O,X,X,O
Standard ROM diagnostic complete
0x2a
X,X,O,X
O,X,O,X
NVRAM diagnostic start
0x2b
X,X,O,X
O,X,O,O
NVRAM diagnostic completed
0x30
X,X,O,O
X,X,X,X
Transition from MiniOS to CORE (DIAG) start
0x31
X,X,O,O
X,X,X,O
Transition from MiniOS to CORE (DIAG) complete
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Number 7,6,5,4
3,2,1,0
State/Condition
Related HW
Long
Boot
Usual
Diagnosti Diagnosti
c
ChainLink
c
0xc1
O,O,X,X
X,X,X,O
BackPlane Disconnect Detection
BP/ESS
ON: BackPlane Connection Error
016-327
0xc2
O,O,X,X
X,X,O,X
UI Cable Disconnect Detection
UI/ESS
ON: UI Cable Connection Error
016-326
0xc3
O,O,X,X
X,X,O,O
MCU Harness Disconnect Detection
MCU/ESS
ON: MCU Harness Connection Error
016-328
0x40
X,O,X,X
X,X,X,X
IO ASIC diagnostic start
ESS
ON: ASIC Error
ESS
ON: ASIC Error
Main Unit
Upper
Main Unit
Lower
0x41
X,O,X,X
X,X,X,O
IO ASIC diagnostic complete
0x42
X,O,X,X
X,X,O,X
Codec ASIC diagnostic start
0x43
X,O,X,X
X,X,O,O
Codec ASIC diagnostic complete
0x44
X,O,X,X
X,O,X,X
Standard FontROM diagnostic start
0x45
X,O,X,X
X,O,X,O
Standard FontROM diagnostic complete
0x46
X,O,X,X
X,O,O,X
Extension FontROM diagnostic start
0x47
X,O,X,X
X,O,O,O
Extension FontROM diagnostic complete
0x48
X,O,X,X
O,X,X,X
SEEP diagnostic start
0x49
X,O,X,X
O,X,X,O
SEEP diagnostic complete
0x4a
X,O,X,X
O,X,O,X
Timer diagnostic start
0x4b
X,O,X,X
O,X,O,O
Timer diagnostic complete
0x4c
X,O,X,X
O,O,X,X
PageMemory diagnostic start
0x4d
X,O,X,X
O,O,X,O
PageMemory diagnostic complete
0x4e
X,O,X,X
O,O,O,X
IITIF diagnostic start
0x4f
X,O,X,X
O,O,O,O
IITIF diagnostic complete
0x52
X,O,X,O
X,X,O,X
RTC diagnostic start
0x53
X,O,X,O
X,X,O,O
RTC diagnostic complete
0x54
X,O,X,O
X,O,X,X
UI Check start
0x55
X,O,X,O
X,O,X,O
UI Check complete
0x56
X,O,X,O
X,O,O,X
Lyra diagnostic start
0x57
X,O,X,O
X,O,O,O
Lyra diagnostic completed
0x58
X,O,X,O
O,X,X,X
USB 1.0 Host diagnostic start
0x59
X,O,X,O
O,X,X,O
USB 1.0 Host diagnostic complete
0x5a
X,O,X,O
O,X,O,X
USB 2.0 Host diagnostic start
0x5b
X,O,X,O
O,X,O,O
USB 2.0 Host diagnostic complete
ROM
ON: ASIC Error
116-380
116-310
016-338
016-339
ROM
ON: ASIC Error
016-341
SEEPROM
ON: SEEPROM Error
116-369
016-351
016-350
ESS
ON: Timer Error
116-364
RAM
ON: RAM Error
016-347
IPS/ESS
ON: IIT/ESS Error
016-315
016-316
016-317
016-318
016-348
RTC
ON: RTC Error
016-342
UI/ESS
ON: ESS/UI Error
016-362
JPEG/ESS
ON: JPEG Card Error
ESS
ON: ESS Error
ESS
ON: ESS Error
016-364
016-371
Table 1
Main Unit
Upper
Number 7,6,5,4
Main Unit
Lower
3,2,1,0
Long
Boot
Usual
Diagnosti Diagnosti
c
ChainLink
c
State/Condition
Related HW
ESS
ON: ESS Error
016-365
HDD/ESS
ON: HDD/ESS Error
016-366
016-367
Torino/ESS
ON: Torino/ESS Error
016-368
Selene/ESS
ON: Selene/ESS Error
016-369
ESS
ON: Standard ROM Error
116-317
016-336
0x5c
X,O,X,O
O,O,X,X
USB 2.0 Device diagnostic start
0x5d
X,O,X,O
O,O,X,O
USB 2.0 Device diagnostic complete
0x5e
X,O,X,O
O,O,O,X
HDD diagnostic start
0x5f
X,O,X,O
O,O,O,O
HDD diagnostic completed
0x62
X,O,O,X
X,X,O,X
Torino diagnostic start
0x63
X,O,O,X
X,X,O,O
Torino diagnostic complete
0x64
X,O,O,X
X,O,X,X
Selene diagnostic start
0x65
X,O,O,X
X,O,X,O
Selene diagnostic complete
0x6e
X,O,O,X
O,O,O,X
Standard ROM diagnostic start
0x6f
X,O,O,X
O,O,O,O
Standard ROM diagnostic complete
0x80
O,X,X,X
X,X,X,X
Energy Saver transition (Standby LowPower)
System
In Energy Saver Mode
0x81
O,X,X,X
X,X,X,O
Energy Saving (LowPower)
System
0x82
O,X,X,X
X,X,O,X
Energy Saving (Sleep)
System
0x00
X,X,X,X
X,X,X,X
Energy Saving (CPU OFF)
System
0x83
O,X,X,X
X,X,O,O
Energy Saver transition (LowPower Sleep)
System
0x84
O,X,X,X
X,O,X,X
Energy Saving (SemiLowPower)
System
0x85
O,X,X,X
X,O,X,O
Energy Saver transition (Sleep SemiLowPower)
System

0x87
O,X,X,X
X,O,O,O
Energy Saver transition (SemiLowPower Sleep)
System
0x89
O,X,X,X
O,X,X,O
Energy Saver transition (LowPower Standby)
System
0x8A
O,X,X,X
O,X,O,X
Energy Saver transition (Sleep Standby)
System
0xff
O,O,O,O
O,O,O,O
VxWORKS boot complete

Usual operation, recovery from Energy Saver state
System
In Usual Operating State
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ADJ 35.3.2 Special Booting

Purpose
This section contains the explanation for Special Booting.
For special booting that are used during Download Diag / Long Boot Diag and Backup / Restore Settings,
refer to their respective operating procedures.
Purpose
1.
2.
When performing Special Booting starting with the main power in OFF state.
(1)
Turn ON the main power and wait for 10sec.
(2)
Perform Special Booting (Special Key + Sub Power ON) and release the Key when "1/6" is
displayed on the Panel. (If the Special Botting was successful, "BOOT MODE" will be
displayed at the top left of "2/6" screen)
When performing Special Booting starting with the main power in ON state.
(1)
Turn OFF the sub power (UI screen display turns OFF) and wait for 10sec.
(2)
Perform Special Booting (Special Key + Sub Power ON) and release the Key when "1/6" is
displayed on the Panel. (If the Special Botting was successful, "BOOT MODE" will be
displayed at the top left of "2/6" screen)
Figure 2 j0ki61021
If the start-up was successful, "BOOT MODE" will be displayed* at the top left of "2/6" screen.
* This will not be displayed when performing the following Special Bootings.
Download Diag Start Up
Download Mode Start Up
UI Align Mode
Table 1
Operation
Figure 1 j0ki61020
Release the Key when "1/6" is displayed on the Panel.
Special Key
Display during
booting
How to Use
Log Data Initialization Energy Saver + Stop -- BOOT MODE -+1

JOB LOG CLEAR
MODE
Used when the log data has an

error and a Fail such as 116-331
has occured, or when the log data
must be cleared for version
upgrade that involves a large
change in versions.
Energy Saver + Stop -- BOOT MODE -+2

FACTORY INIT
MODE
Used when recovery is not

achieved with Startup by Force
NVM Initialization
(Energy Saver + Stop + 3).
This method can also be used to
resolve the problem - where the
internal clock becomes unstable,
therefore causing all the functions
that use the clock to become
unstable - when the NVM PWB is
initialized with the backup battery
detached. When an initialization is
performed with this method, billing
mismatch etc. Occurs as when the
NVM PWB is replaced.
Complete NVM
Initialization
(return to default
factory shipment
state)
Table 1
Display during
booting
Table 1
Operation
Special Key
Initialize NVM
Energy Saver + Stop -- BOOT MODE -Initializes the NVM of the

+3
NVRAM INIT MODE configuration range (Printer
Settings etc) inside the Controller
by force and starts up.
HDD Forced
Formatting

HDD FORMAT
MODE
Restore HDD Backed Energy Saver + Stop -- BOOT MODE -Up File
+5
ANALYSIS 2 MODE
Forced Spool Area
(HDD) Initialization
(for CE)

HDD INITIALIZE
MODE
How to Use
Operation
Download Mode Start Energy Saver

Up
Restores the NVM/HDD User

Data within the Controller that was
backed up in the HDD and reboot.
Download Diag Start

Up
Energy Saver + Stop No display

+9
Downloads the diagnostic

program that is stored in the USB
Memory or Firmware Set and
performs detailed check by using
the Long Boot Diag diagnostic
items.
Forced Spool Area

(HDD) Initialization
(for User)
Stop + Start
This special boot mode has been

added so that a customer can also
perform the "Startup by Forced
Spool Area (HDD) Initialization"
(Energy Saver + Stop + 6) like a
CE.
Long Boot Diag Start Energy Saver + Start -- BOOT MODE -Up
LONGDIAG MODE
Performs a more detailed check

than the usual device diagnostic
items at the start up of the
machine.
Forced Polling Mode

Start Up
In cases where Fax documents

cannot be printed, sets the ChainLink Code of Forced Polling and
starts up.
Energy Saver + Start -- BOOT MODE -+1

FORCED POLLING
MODE
Version 1.2
No display
How to Use
Starts up in Firmware Download
Mode.
After Energy Saver is No display

activated, press and
hold down Start
(approx. 10sec)
After starting up in Download

Mode, press and hold Start
(approx. 10sec) to use the
Firmware that is stored in the HDD
to re-download the Firmware.
UI Align Mode
0+1+3
To align the position of the buttons

on the display so that the user can
select the contents on the display
using the Touch Panel.
If an error, such as 116-324, has

occurred when printing was set to
be performed with the data
spooled to the hard disk and the
machine cannot be started by
turning it OFF then ON, this
initializes the hard disk area in
which the print data is stored
before starting the machine.
Restores the NVM/HDD User
Data within the Controller that was
backed up in the USB Memory
and reboot.
Display during
booting
Re-download
Firmware from HDD
Formats the HDD by force. This

operation resets the HDD to
partitions at factory settings.
Restore USB Backed Energy Saver + Stop -- BOOT MODE -Up File
+7
ANALYSIS 1 MODE
-- BOOT MODE -HDD INITIALIZE

MODE
Special Key
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ADJ 35.3.3 Settings Recovery Tool (Freeware)

Purpose
Version 1.2
Audit log
Machine authentication data (machine, personal certificate, etc. )
Various items in the Configuration Report

CAUTION
The document storage area is not backed up.

4.
Restoration Procedure
(1)
Replace the broken hard disk.
(2)
Change the following Chain-Link Settings (enable restore settings).

Chain-Link 700-529: 0 1 (this will automatically revert to 0 after the restoration)
(3)
Request for the customer to restore the backed up data.

(Use the Settings Recovery Tool to restore the backed up data)
(4)
As the restoration is in progress, the machine status will transition as follows:

i.
Figure 1 j0ki40001
1.
(5)
ii.
After receiving the restoration data, it will automatically reboot.
iii.
The restoration will be performed at startup screen "3/6" and when completed, it will
automatically reboot again.
Check that the usual "Services Home" is displayed on the Panel and end the restoration.
Effect on Service Software
As the restored data is older data, Service Software that uses/refers to the operationally
changed data might exibit the following behaviours.
Overview
The Settings Recovery Tool is a freeware for backing up the data that have been set in the
multifunction device into a PC. This way, you can restore the backed up settings after a hard disk
replacement.
Table 1
Software
Details of Effect
The restoration od backed up settings can be done by changing the system data (Chain-Link) of the
Main Unit after the CE has replaced the hard disk.
ApeosWare Accounting
Service History
All restored job files are re-collected. (Job record is doubled)
Operation Conditions
Service Service
Accounting
After the restoration, new jobs will not trigger the collection process as long
as the file number at the machine has not become larger than the job log file
number that had been collected by the Serverless Accounting Service.
CAUTION
2.
The Panel displays "The machine is currently connected to an external equipment" as the
restoration data is being received.
PC
Microsoft(R) Windows(R) 2000 Professional Service Pack 4 English Version
Microsoft(R) Windows(R) XP Professional Service Pack 3 English Version
Microsoft(R) Windows Vista(R) Business Service Pack 1 English Version

Operate using a computer with Intel x86 processor that is running the above OS.
When the restored data causes the Main Unit (network accounting) user
Service Output Restriction data to differ from the current data and if user restriction is applied without
going through the AWAS output restriction print service, there might be
cases of restricted users being able to perform unauthorized processes.
Software
3.
Settings Recovery Tool Ver. 1.1.2 or later
Backed Up Data
(6)
Things to Note for Settings Recovery Tool
The following are the data that can be backed up by using the Settings Recovery Tool.
Attributes data of Folders (Folder Name, check Folder Passcode, Delete Files After Retrieval,
Delete Expired Files, Link Job Flow Sheet to Folder)
Speed dial data (Address Book)
Destination data of Web Applications
Job Flow
Stored Programming
Job Log (up to 15,000 items)
Restoring the settings data causes the various logs, addresses, etc. (target backup data)
to be reverted back to what they were at the point of backup (all data recorded after the
backup will be gone).
Other data that will be lost upon restoring the settings data are as follows:
All document data stored in the machine
(Folder documents, Secure Print documents, Fax sending/received documents, etc. )
The backed up settings data can only be restored back to the machine that it originates
from and the software version has to be the same. Whenever the software version has
changed, an option has been added, etc., perform the backup again.
If the PC that is to store the backed up files runs a firewall, it may cause comminucation
error. Add this software to the list of safe programs at the firewall settings.
If this software was installed in a folder that requires a System Administrator Privilege
(%programfile% etc. ) and a user without System Administrator Privilege attempts to run
it, the software may fail to run. In such cases, reinstall this software in a folder that does
not require System Administrator Privilege.
Never turn OFF the machine while it is running back up or restoring settings.
If the machine is being used, it is not possible to run back up or restore settings.
For Microsoft(R) Windows Vista(R) and later, when the software is installed and run from
%programfiles% or %systemroot% folder, the operation log, settings file, and etc. that are
generated during the process might be created in virtualized folders and are not
displayed. Also, even if the file storage destination had been specified during the back up,
there might be cases where the backed up files are not displayed. When they are not
displayed, click the [Compatibility Files] button displayed at the explorer bar. The files in
virtualized folders will be displayed.
Depending on the size of the data, the back up or restore settings process may take more
than 10 minutes.
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ADJ 51.1.1 DADF Lead-Skew Adjustment

Purpose
To correct the feeding of the original by adjusting the position of the DADF. (DADF Lead-Skew,
Perpendicularity)
Check
1.
2.
3.
Place the Test Chart (499T283) on the DADF.

Make a copy using the following settings in Copy mode.
Color Mode: "Black"
Paper Tray: "A3"
Reduce/Enlarge: "100%"
No. of copies: "3"
Check that the difference in the distance (A and B) between the side and the Edges in the 3 copies
is within 0+/-0.5mm. (Figure 1)
Figure 2 j0ki45105
The DADF moved in direction A. (Figure 3)
Figure 1 j0ku42054
Adjustment
1.
2.
Adjust the position of the DADF by moving the DADF in direction A or B. (Figure 2)
(1)
(2)
Move the DADF in direction A or B.
(3)
Figure 3 j0ku42044
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ADJ 51.1.2 DADF Side Registration

Purpose
To adjust the original to the proper position (drum shaft direction) on the Platen.
NOTE: The following adjustments must be made before carrying out checking and adjustment.
IOT Side Registation (ADJ 18.1.1)
IIT Side Registation (ADJ 1.6.3)
DADF Lead-Skew Adjustment (ADJ 51.1.1)
NOTE: DADF Side Registration is adjusted using the NVM for every paper width.
Check
1.
2.
Figure 4 j0ku42043
3.
Reinstall the DADF Rear Cover.
4.
After adjustment, perform DADF Side Registration (ADJ 51.1.2) and DADF Lead Edge Registration.
(ADJ 51.1.4).
Place the Test Chart (499T283) such that there is no gap between the chart and the DADF Guide.
Make a copy using the following settings in Copy mode. Take this copy as the original.
1 to 1 Sided mode
Paper Tray: "A3"
Reduce / Enlarge: "100%"
No. of copies: "2"
3.
Mark the output copies 1 and 2 in the order of their output.
4.
Make a Single Fold on the second copy. Check the fold line with the reference line on the Test
Chart. (Figure 1)
Figure 1 j0ku42048
5.
Check that the fold line is within 2.0mm from the reference line. If the value is not specified, carry out
the following adjustment procedure.
6.
Place the Test Chart (499T283) on the DADF facing down with the Test Chart fed from the lead
edge.
7.
2 to 1 Sided mode
Paper Tray: "A3"
8.
Reduce / Enlarge: "100%"
No. of copies: "2"
3.
If it is not within the specified range in Check Step 5, change the NVM value.
Make a Single Fold on the second copy. Check the fold line with the reference line on the Test
Chart. (Figure 2)
By increasing the NVM value, the image moves to the right.
(an increment of 1 in NVM=0.1mm)

4.
Repeat Check Steps 1 to 5 and Adjustment Steps 1 to 3 until the measurement is within the
specified range.
Side 2 Adjustment
1.
Paper Tray: "A3"
No. of copies: 2
2 Sided: 2 to 1 Sided
2.
Check the Side Regi of the 2 copies with the above-mentioned items in "Check".
3.
If adjustment is required, enter DC131 to perform correction for all sizes, and then adjust each
document size width using the following NVM.
Enter the value to perform correction for all sizes in "NVM: 711-274".
Figure 2 j0ku42048
9.
After adjusting for 1 Sided copies, place Side 1 of the Test Chart face down and make copies using
the following settings to check the Side Registration for 2 Sided copies.
Table 2 Side 2 of 2 Sided mode
Check that the fold line is within 2.0mm from the reference line. If the value is not specified, carry out
the following adjustment procedure.
NVM
Document Width
Document Size
Adjustment
771-274
For all sizes
For all sizes
Side 1 Adjustment
715-057
139.7~148.0mm
A5 SEF, 5.5x8.5" SEF
715-059
182.0~194.0mm
B5 SEF, 16K SEF
Enter DC131 to perform correction for all sizes.
715-061
203.2mm
8x10" SEF, 8x10.5" SEF
Enter the value to perform correction for all sizes in "NVM: 711-272".
715-063
210.0mm
A4 SEF, A5 LEF
715-065
214.9~215.9mm
Letter SEF, Legal SEF, 5.5x8.5" LEF, 8.46x12.4" SEF, 8.5x13"

SEF
1.
Table 1 Side 1 of 1 Sided or 2 Sided mode

NVM
Document Width
Document Size
715-067
254.0~257.0mm
B4 SEF, B5 LEF, 8x10" LEF
711-272
For all sizes
For all sizes
715-069
266.7~267.0mm
16K LEF, 8K LEF, 8x10.5" LEF
715-056
139.7~148.0mm
A5 SEF, 5.5x8.5" SEF
715-071
279.4mm
Letter LEF, 11x15" SEF, 11x17" SEF
715-058
182.0~194.0mm
B5 SEF, 16K SEF
10
715-073
297.0mm
A4 LEF, A3 SEF
715-060
203.2mm
8x10" SEF, 8x10.5" SEF
715-062
210.0mm
A4 SEF, A5 LEF
4.
Enter the value to perform correction for each size in "NVM: 715-057 to 073".
715-064
214.9~215.9mm
Letter SEF, Legal SEF, 5.5x8.5" LEF, 8.46x12.4" SEF, 8.5x13"

SEF
715-066
254.0~257.0mm
B4 SEF, B5 LEF, 8x10" LEF
715-068
266.7~267.0mm
16K LEF, 8K LEF, 8x10.5" LEF
715-070
279.4mm
Letter LEF, 11x15" SEF, 11x17" SEF
10
715-072
297.0mm
A4 LEF, A3 SEF
2.
Enter the value to perform correction for each size in "NVM: 715-056 to 072".
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ADJ 51.1.3 DADF Original Detection Correction

(Size Detection Auto-Correction)
Purpose
Proceed with this adjustment only after the following operations/events.
The DADF Assy is replaced.
An abnormality is detected after replacing the Regi Roll, Feed Roll and Retard Roll.
A size detection error occurs.
Overview
Using the DADF, continuously scan 3 originals. The NVM Data is automatically corrected based on the
comparison between the Slow Scan Length and the reference value detected by the DADF. The NVM
Data that is corrected is "Size Correction Value for Slow Scan Originals" (Chain Link No. 711-164).
Scanned originals differ according to the market as follows:
Adjustment
1.
2.
Enter UI Diag "ADF Independent Operation (Size Detection Auto Adjust)".

Set 3 documents to be transported in the DADF.
* The size of the fed original differs according to the market.
3.
4.
When the [Start] button is pressed, the DADF starts pulling in the document and the correction value
is calculated. At this point, the message "In progress" appears.
The applicable NVM Data will then be updated. After the operation, the UI screen will be displayed.
However, if this operation results in an NG, the NVM will not be updated and a message indicating
that an NG has occurred will be displayed.
5.
The operation ends when the [Stop] button is pressed.

Status Confirmation Specifications
You may check the following status by using NVM Read after operations.
Table 1
Chain-Link Display Data Name
Reference
711-164
Setting Range=0 to 100

(equivalent to +/-50 increments [+/-5mm] < 0.1mm/
increment)
Initial Value: 50 (However, there is an adjusted value
set against the initial value when shipped. )
Size Correction Value for Slow

Scan Originals
<Image Quality Restrictions>
Version 1.2
This operation cannot be terminated (or aborted) halfway through the process and has to be
completed from start to finish regardless of any abnormalities that occur.
In cases where more than 4 originals are loaded in the DADF, this operation will not feed the
originals that are fed after the fourth sheet.
NOTE: If it is still NG after the adjustment, repeat the procedure.
2.
ADJ 51.1.4 DADF Lead Edge Registration

Purpose
If the specified value is
11.5mm and above, increase the NVM value.
8.5mm and below, decrease the NVM value.
(an increment of 1 in NVM=0.1mm)
To adjust the original to the proper position (original feed direction) on the Platen.
3.
As there will be differences in the Regi according to the ratio, adjust the following NVM.
NOTE: The following adjustments must be made before carrying out checking and adjustment.
IOT Lead Edge Registration (ADJ 18.1.1)
IIT Lead Edge Registration (ADJ 1.6.2)
DADF Lead-Skew Adjustment (ADJ 51.1.1)
Repeat the procedure until the value is within the specified range (10+/-1.5mm).
Table 1
NVM
DADF
Speed Color Mode Ratio
B/W Mode Ratio
DC131[711-002]
55mm/sec
300.1~400%
300.1~400%
NOTE: If there is a black line at the Tail Edge for non-standard sizes after Regi adjustment of the Lead
Edge for Side 1 and Side 2, adjust the Tail Edge using 711-142 (Side 1) and 711-143 (Side 2).
DC131 [711-003]
73.3mm/sec
200.1~300%
200.1~300%
DC131 [711-004]
75mm/sec
None
300.1~400%
1 Sided mode
Check
DC131 [711-005]
110mm/sec
150.1~200%
150.1~200%
DC131 [711-006]
146.7mm/sec
100.1~150%
100.1~150%
1.
Place the Test Chart (499T283) such that there is no gap between the chart and the DADF Guide.
DC131 [711-007]
150mm/sec
None
None
220mm/sec
50~100%
50~100%
300mm/sec
25~50%
25~100%
2.
3.
DC131 [711-008]
Color Mode: "Black"
DC131 [711-009]
Paper Tray: "A3"
No. of copies: "2"
Duplex Mode
Check
1 to 1 Sided mode
1.
Check that the distance between the Lead Edge and the reference value in the second copy is
101.5mm. If it is not within the specified range, adjust to the specified range using the following
procedure. (Figure 1)
2.
Place the Test Chart (499T283) on the DADF with Side 1 facing down with the Test Chart fed from
the tail edge.
Make a copy in the following mode:
Color Mode: "Black"
Paper Tray: "A3"
No. of copies: "2"
Mode: "2 to 1 Sided"
3.
Check that the distance between the Lead Edge and the reference value in the second copy is
101.9mm. If it is not within the specified range, adjust to the specified range using the following
procedure. (Figure 2)
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Adjustment
1.
Enter DC131[711-140].
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Adjustment
1.
2.
Enter DC131[711-141].
Adjust to the specified range (10+/-1.9mm).
If the distance between the Lead Edge and the reference value is
12.0mm and above, increase the NVM value.
8.0mm and below, decrease the NVM value.
(each NVM Step=0.1mm)

3.
Repeat the procedure until the value is within the specified range (10+/-1.9mm).
As there will be differences in the Regi according to the ratio, adjust the following NVM.
Table 2
NVM
DADF
Speed Color Mode

Ratio
DC131[711-016]
55mm/sec
300.1~400%
300.1~400%
DC131 [711-017]
73.3mm/sec
200.1~300%
200.1~300%
DC131 [711-018]
75mm/sec
None
300.1~400%
DC131 [711-019]
110mm/sec
150.1~200%
150.1~200%
DC131 [711-020]
146.7mm/sec
100.1~150%
100.1~150%
DC131 [711-021]
150mm/sec
None
None
DC131 [711-022]
220mm/sec
50~100%
50~100%
DC131 [711-023]
300mm/sec
25~100%
25~100%
B/W Mode Ratio
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Chapter 5 Parts List
5 Parts List
PL 5.3 4470/5570 HVPS (DEVE) ...................................................................................
5.1 Introduction
5.1.1
5.1.2
5.1.3
5.1.4
5.1.5
How to Use the Parts List......................................................................................

Precautions ...........................................................................................................
Plate Composition .................................................................................................
Terminology and Symbols.....................................................................................
Using Parts Navigation..........................................................................................
3
3
4
4
5
5.2 Parts List
21
22
3. DRIVE
PL 3.1 Drive (1/3) ...........................................................................................................
PL 3.2 Drive (2/3) ...........................................................................................................
PL 3.3a Drive 2270/3370 (3/3) .......................................................................................
PL 3.3b Drive 4470/5570 (3/3) .......................................................................................
23
24
25
26
4. NOHAD
PL 4.1 NOHAD Common ...............................................................................................
PL 4.2a NOHAD 2270/3370 (1/3)...................................................................................
PL 4.2b NOHAD 4470/5570 (1/3)...................................................................................
PL 4.3a NOHAD 2270/3370 (2/3)...................................................................................
PL 4.3b NOHAD 4470/5570 (2/3)...................................................................................
PL 4.4a NOHAD 2270/3370 (3/3)...................................................................................
PL 4.4b NOHAD 4470/5570 (3/3)...................................................................................
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
5. DEVELOPMENT
PL 5.1 Development (1/2) ..............................................................................................
PL 5.2 Development (2/2) ..............................................................................................
Version 1.2
PL 6.1
PL 6.2
PL 6.3
PL 6.4
Transfer (1/2) ......................................................................................................

Transfer (2/2) ......................................................................................................
IBT Belt Unit (1/2) ...............................................................................................
IBT Belt Unit (2/2) ...............................................................................................
PL 7.1 Fuser...................................................................................................................
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
2. LPH
PL 2.1 LPH (1/2).............................................................................................................
PL 2.2 LPH (2/2).............................................................................................................
6. TRANSFER
37
38
39
40
7. FUSER
1. IIT
PL 1.1 Platen/IIT Cover ..................................................................................................
PL 1.2 W85 Control Panel, Platen Glass .......................................................................
PL 1.3 W85 Control Panel (1/2) .....................................................................................
PL 1.4 CCD Lens Assembly...........................................................................................
PL 1.5 Carriage Cable/Motor..........................................................................................
PL 1.6 Full/Half Rate Carriage .......................................................................................
PL 1.7 IIT Trans PWB and USB Hub PWB (Option) .....................................................
PL 1.8 W85 Control Panel (2/2) .....................................................................................
PL 1.9 S104 Control Panel and Mount...........................................................................
PL 1.10 S104 Control Panel...........................................................................................
PL 1.11 S104 Front Panel ..............................................................................................
PL 1.12 S104 Display Panel...........................................................................................
PL 1.13 IIT Heater/Wing Tray (Option)...........................................................................
PL 1.14 IC Card Reader,Voice Navi(Option)(FX Only) ..................................................
36
34
35
41
8. XEROGRAPHIC
PL 8.1 Xerographic (1/2) ................................................................................................
PL 8.2 Xerographic (2/2) ................................................................................................
42
43
9. TRAY1 FEEDRE/TRAY1
PL 9.1
PL 9.2
PL 9.3
PL 9.4
PL 9.5
Tray 1 Feeder/Tray 1 ..........................................................................................

Tray 1..................................................................................................................
Tray 1 Feeder .....................................................................................................
Tray 1 Feeder Assembly (1/2) ............................................................................
Tray 1 Feeder Assembly 2/2)..............................................................................
44
45
46
47
48
10. TRAY MODULE (3T)/FAX

PL 10.1 Tray Module (3T) ..............................................................................................
PL 10.2 Tray 2/3/4..........................................................................................................
PL 10.3 Tray 2 Feeder Assembly (1/2) ..........................................................................
PL 10.9a 2270/3370 Electrical/Fax ................................................................................
PL 10.9b 4470/5570 Electrical/Fax ................................................................................
PL 10.10 Fax (FAXmini) .................................................................................................
PL 10.11 Fax (FAX G4) (FX Only) .................................................................................
PL 10.12 Roller...............................................................................................................
PL 10.13 L/H Cover Assembly .......................................................................................
PL 10.14 Cover ..............................................................................................................
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
11. TRAY MODULE (TT)

PL 11.1
PL 11.2
PL 11.3
PL 11.4
PL 11.5
PL 11.6
PL 11.7
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Tray 2 Assembly-TT..........................................................................................
Tray 3 Assembly-TT..........................................................................................
Tray 4 Assembly-TT..........................................................................................
Tray 4 Paper Feed-TT ......................................................................................
Tray 2/3 Paper Feed-TT ...................................................................................
Tray 2 Feeder (1/2)-TT .....................................................................................
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65
66
67
68
69
70
Parts List
Parts List
PL 11.8 Tray 2 Feeder (2/2)-TT......................................................................................
PL 11.9 Tray 3 Feeder (1/2)-TT......................................................................................
PL 11.10 Tray 3 Feeder (2/2)-TT....................................................................................
PL 11.11 Tray 4 Feeder (1/2)-TT....................................................................................
PL 11.12 Tray 4 Feeder (2/2)-TT....................................................................................
PL 11.13 Left Cover Assembly-TT .................................................................................
PL 11.14 Tray 2/3/4 Front Support-TT ...........................................................................
PL 11.15 Tray 2/3/4 Paper Size Sensor , Tray 3/4 Lift Gear-TT ....................................
PL 11.16 Drive-TT ..........................................................................................................
PL 11.17 Electrical-TT ....................................................................................................
PL 11.18 Cover , Caster-TT ...........................................................................................
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72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
13. MSI
PL 13.1
PL 13.2
PL 13.3
PL 13.4
PL 13.5
MSI (1/5) ...........................................................................................................

MSI (2/5) ...........................................................................................................
MSI (3/5) ...........................................................................................................
MSI (4/5) ...........................................................................................................
MSI (5/5) ...........................................................................................................
82
83
84
85
86
14. L/H COVER

PL 14.1
PL 14.2
PL 14.3
PL 14.4
PL 14.5
PL 14.6
L/H Cover (1/2)..................................................................................................

L/H Cover (2/2)..................................................................................................
L/H Cover Assembly (1/2) .................................................................................
L/H Cover Assembly (2/2) .................................................................................
Duplex Assembly (1/2) ......................................................................................
Duplex Assembly (2/2) ......................................................................................
87
88
89
90
91
92
15. REGISTRATION
PL 15.1 Registration (1/2)...............................................................................................
PL 15.2 Registration (2/2)...............................................................................................
93
94
17. EXIT/OCT
PL 17.1
PL 17.2
PL 17.3
PL 17.4
PL 17.5
PL 17.6
PL 17.7
Exit 1/OCT,Exit 2...............................................................................................

Exit 1/OCT.........................................................................................................
Exit 2 (1/3).........................................................................................................
Exit 2 (2/3).........................................................................................................
Exit 2 (3/3).........................................................................................................
Side Tray Unit (1/2) (Option) .............................................................................
Side Tray Unit (2/2) (Option) .............................................................................
19. COVER
Version 1.2
PL 19.1 Cover (1/3)........................................................................................................
PL 19.2 Cover (2/3)........................................................................................................
PL 19.3 Cover (3/3)........................................................................................................
112
113
114
35. ESS
PL 35.1 ESS (1/2) ..........................................................................................................
PL 35.2 ESS (2/2) ..........................................................................................................
PL 35.3 ESS Option .......................................................................................................
115
116
117
51. DADF
PL 51.1 DADF Accessory ..............................................................................................
PL 51.2 DADF Cover,PWB ............................................................................................
PL 51.3 DADF Base Frame ...........................................................................................
PL 51.4 Document Tray,Top Cover ...............................................................................
PL 51.5 DADF Motor,Wire Harness ...............................................................................
PL 51.6 DADF Rear Belt,Solenoid .................................................................................
PL 51.7 DADF Front Belt ...............................................................................................
PL 51.8 Regi./Retard/Invert/Out Chute ..........................................................................
PL 51.9 Roll,Sensor Bracket ..........................................................................................
PL 51.10 Document Tray ...............................................................................................
PL 51.11 Top Cover .......................................................................................................
PL 51.12 Upper Feeder..................................................................................................
PL 51.13 Regi. Chute.....................................................................................................
PL 51.14 Retard Chute ..................................................................................................
PL 51.15 Invert Chute ....................................................................................................
PL 51.16 Out Chute .......................................................................................................
PL 51.17 Sensor Bracket ...............................................................................................
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119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
98. Screws
98.1 Screws ...................................................................................................................
135
99. Adjustment/Consumables Area Code List

95
96
97
98
99
100
101
18. ELECTRICAL
PL 18.1 PWB Chassis Unit (1/2) ....................................................................................
PL 18.2a PWB Chassis Unit 2270/3370 (2/2) ................................................................
PL 18.2b PWB Chassis Unit 4470/5570 (2/2) ................................................................
PL 18.3 Electricl-IOT Rear..............................................................................................
PL 18.4 GFI Chassis ......................................................................................................
PL 18.5 Electrical-Front/Right.........................................................................................
PL 18.6a Electrical-Bottom 2270/3370 ...........................................................................
PL 18.6b Electrical-Bottom 4470/5570 ...........................................................................
PL 18.7 Wire Harness ....................................................................................................
PL 18.8 IOT/Tray Heater (Option) ..................................................................................
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103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
99.1
99.2
99.3
99.4
99.5
99.6
99.7
99.8
99.9
Paper......................................................................................................................
Environment ...........................................................................................................
Consumables .........................................................................................................
Electrical Adjustment..............................................................................................
Mechanical Adjustment ..........................................................................................
Originals .................................................................................................................
Accessories Related ..............................................................................................
Fax .........................................................................................................................
DMP/Network Functions Related ...........................................................................
137
137
137
138
139
139
140
140
141
5.3 Parts Navigation

Navi 1.1
Navi 2.1
Navi 2.2
Navi 2.3
Navi 2.4
Navi 2.5
Navi 2.6
Full System ......................................................................................................

Processor 1of2.................................................................................................
Processor 2of2.................................................................................................
IIT.....................................................................................................................
3TM..................................................................................................................
DADF ...............................................................................................................
TTM..................................................................................................................
153
153
154
154
155
155
156
5.1.1 How to Use the Parts List
5.1.2 Precautions
Chapter 5 Parts List contains information on spare parts.
To make the illustration easy to see, hardware such as screws are shown in alphabets.
shapes are not shown.
The parts list is used to order replacement parts and enter area codes. To use the parts list correctly,
read the description below carefully.
Read notes in the Description column carefully before ordering and replacing parts.
SCC followed by part name in the DESCRIPTION column represents Safety Critical Component.
Handling Safety Critical Components shall conform to Fuji Xerox Co. Ltd.-stipulated rules and
regulations on Safety Critical Components.
ISC followed by part name in the DESCRIPTION column represents Important Information Stored
Component that stores important customer information. To replace and discard an ISC, follow the
procedure for it described in chapter 4.
The area codes are shown on plates each. The area codes (such as toner and Current Adjustment
values) which cannot be shown as parts on plates are listed on the list of area codes at the end of
this chapter.
<How to find out parts No needed>

To reduce a time to find out Parts No on E-Doc, FX put Navigation screen. Please refer to 5.3 Using
Parts Navigation.
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5.1.4 Terminology and Symbols

Table 1
Terminology and
Symbols
Description
Informs you that the adjustment procedure for the part is described in
Chapter 4 Repair and Adjustment.
Figure 1 5002
Informs you that the removal, installation and replacement procedures
for the part are described in Chapter 4 Repair and Adjustment.
Figure 2 5001
Informs you that the removal, installation, replacement and adjustment
procedures for the part are described in Chapter 4 Repair and Adjustment.
Figure 3 5003
Figure 1 j0mf50001
Table 1
Section Name
3 4-10
This is indicated on the upper left or upper right of the illustration to

show the item represents the assembly including the part. The example
shows Item 3 is the assembly of Item 4 through 10.
(1/4PCS)
Informs you that four identical parts are installed but that only one of
them is shown in the illustration.
--
This symbol in the PART NO. column shows the part is not managed as
a spare part.
(P/O Item 5)
This symbol in the DESCRIPTION column shows the part is not managed as a single piece of spare part, but as a part of the assembly. The
example shows the part is a part of Assembly Item 5.
(New) (Old)
This term in the DESCRIPTION column shows the new part is interchangeable with the old one. Unless otherwise specified or there are no
particular reasons, order the old part.
(Alternate)
This term in the DESCRIPTION column shows either one of the parts
can be used.
Chapter 5 Section Name
(1)
Sub System Name
the name of the subsystem
(2)
PLATE NO.
Parts List Reference No. shown in each chapter
(3)
PLATE NAME
Title name of the illustration, which shows the mechanism of the

sub system
(4)
ITEM
Matches the number in the illustration.
(5)
PART NO.
The number to be used for ordering parts and filling in the service report.
(6)
DESCRIPTION
Provides the part name, V(MOD) Code and notes, etc.
(7)
AREA CODE
The code to be entered in the failure column of the service

report.
This symbol shows the whole area of the framed illustration is modified
by the number in the circle. The area has the modified configuration.
Figure 4 5005
Table 1
Terminology and
Symbols
5.1.5 Using Parts Navigation

This section describes how to use the Navigation screen (illustrated)
Description
This symbol shows the whole area of the framed illustration has not
been modified by the number in the circle. The area still has the previous configuration.
The Navigation screen is divided into two layers, under which there is another layer of PLs.
The first (top) layer
The whole is divided into the modules, and each module is plainly classified in the figure.
Find the module which includes the desired part and click on Navi 2.X or PL shown at the
end of the call out. Navi 2.X shows there is a more detailed illustration of the module.
Otherwise, you will be directly linked to the applicable PL.
Figure 5 5006
The Item pointed to by this symbol in the illustration is modified by the
number in the circle. The item has the modified configuration.
Navi 1.1(Full System)
The second layer
Navi 2.1 to 2.6

The module found in Navi 1.1 is divided into more modules, which link to the related PLs.
The screen here uses PLXX to show all the parts in the detailed module. Click on the
applicable item, and you will see the illustration of the applicable PL. Find the desired
part in the PL illustration to learn the parts item no. After that, obtain the appropriate part
no. from the list.
Figure 6 4001
The Item pointed to by this symbol in the illustration has not been modified by the number in the circle. The item still has the previous configuration.
On E-DOC, clicking on the item no. makes the List screen displayed. Then the
appropriate part no. can be found.
The third (bottom) layer has PLXXs.

<Returning from the lower layers to the higher layer>
Figure 7 4002
with 5V
This symbol in the DESCRIPTION column shows the part is modified

by the number. The part has the modified configuration.
(w/o 5V)
This symbol in the DESCRIPTION column shows the part has not been
modified by the number. The part still has the previous configuration.
(SCC) Fuser
Assembly
SCC followed by part name in the DESCRIPTION column represents

Safety Critical Component. Handling Safety Critical Components shall
conform to Fuji Xerox Co. Ltd.-stipulated rules and regulations on
Safety Critical Components.
(ISC) NVM PWB
ISC followed by part name in the DESCRIPTION column represents

Important Information Stored Component that stores important customer information. To replace and discard an ISC, follow the procedure
for it described in chapter 4.
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Clicking on Navi 2.X or PLXX on the upper left of the illustration makes you return to Navi
1.1 for Processor parts.
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PL 1.1 Platen/IIT Cover

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
004E 13450
848K 40170
848K 34121
848E 43490
848E 43550
848E 44290
897E 40590
893E 39621
893E 39631
893E 39640
893E 69930
036K 91631
053K 92890
117E 27380
110E 12330
848K 34530
815E 56870
802E 63030
848E 43511
848E 45140
826E 49690
Description
A.C.
Platen Cushion (REP 1.1.1)1101

Platen Cover (Item 3,4,11,18)2001
Platen Cover (P/O Item 2)1102
Pocket Cover (P/O Item 2)1103
IIT Right Cover (Item 21,22)1104
IIT Left Cover
1105
IIT Top Cover
1106
Hinge Cover
1107
Label (Caution)
1108
Label (E)
110B
Label (K)
110B
Label (TC)
110B
Label (SC)
110B
(SCC) Counter Blalance 110C
Filter
110D
Cradle Assembly
110E
Curl Cord
110F
Handset
110G
Wire Harness
110H
IIT Rear Cover (Item 23,24)110J
Actuator Plate
110K
Blind Cover (Blue)
110L
Blind Cover (White)
110M
IIT Right Cover (P/O Item 5)110N
IIT Right Cover
110P
IIT Rear Cover (P/O Item 17)110Q
USB Cover
110R
Screw (Black)
110S
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PL 1.2 W85 Control Panel, Platen Glass

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
868E 04890
090K 93250
815E 40270
868E 04450
090K 93011
868E 04530
962K 73341
849E 14161
897E 37212
897E 37222
897E 37232
897E 66880
897E 37242
897E 66890
897E 37252
897E 37262
897E 37272
897E 37282
897E 37311
962K 83261
Description
A.C.
W85 Control Panel (PL 1.3) (REP 1.2.2)1121

Glass Support
1122
Platen Glass (REP 1.2.1)1021
Plate
1123
Rear Glass Support
1124
CVT Platen Glass
1125
Front Glass Support
1126
W85 UI Cable
1127
Bracket
1129
Seal (Right)
112B
Seal (Left)
112C
Seal (Center)
112D
Name Label (DC-IV C2270)112M
Name Label (AP-IV C2270)112N
Name Label (DC-IV C3370)112E
Name Label (DC-IV C3371)112E
Name Label (AP-IV C3370)112F
Name Label (AP-IV C3371)112F
Name Label (DC-IV C4470)112P
Name Label (AP-IV C4470)112Q
Name Label (DC-IV C5570)112G
Name Label (AP-IV C5570)112H
Label (Caution)
112J
USB Cable (REP 1.2.3) 112K
Version 1.2
PL 1.3 W85 Control Panel (1/2)

Item
Parts No
848K 40591
848K 40621
848K 40611
848K 40601
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
071E 01190
848K 39112
848K 40391
848K 40371
848K 40351
062E 14080
848E 41080
848K 39102
848K 40401
848K 40381
848K 40361
848K 34354
848E 39872
Description
A.C.
(SCC) W85 Console Assembly (E) (Item 2-4, 6-9)

7501
(SCC) W85 Console Assembly (K) (Item 2-4, 6-9)
7501
(SCC) W85 Console Assembly (TC) (Item 2-4, 6-9)
7501
(SCC) W85 Console Assembly (SC) (Item 2-4, 6-9)
7501
Outer Cover (P/O Item 1)7502
W85 Console Assembly (P/O Item 1) (PL 1.8) (REP
1.3.1)7503
Stylus Pen
7504
Overlay Cover (E) (Item 6-8) 7505
Overlay Cover (K) (Item 6-8) 7505
Overlay Cover (TC) (Item 6-8) 7505
Overlay Cover (SC) (Item 6-8) 7505
Overlay Cover (P/O Item 5)7506
LED Lens
7507
USB Cover
7508
Overlay Cover (E)
7509
Overlay Cover (K)
7509
Overlay Cover (TC)
7509
Overlay Cover (SC)
7509
One Touch Panel
750B
Clip Cover
750C
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PL 1.4 CCD Lens Assembly

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
826E 11600
826E 08780
130K 72270
130K 64150
604K 56040
604K 56050
117E 30701
110K 11960
120K 92541
130E 87280
962K 78940
Description
A.C.
Lens Cover
1141
Screw
1142
Screw (Blue)
1143
APS Sensor Assembly (Item 5,6)1144
APS Sensor 1
1145
Bracket (P/O Item 4)
1146
CCD Lens Assembly (2270/3370) (REP 1.4.1)1147
CCD Lens Assembly (4470/5570) (REP 1.4.1)1147
CCD Flexible Print Cable 1148
Platen Interlock Switch 1149
Actuator Assembly
114B
Platen Angle Sensor
114C
Wire Harness
114D
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PL 1.5 Carriage Cable/Motor

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
127K 49532
809E 76950
020E 37030
023E 26430
063E 97330
063E 97340
012K 94410
012K 94420
413W 91850
006K 86470
130E 87280
019E 70050
130K 76200
Description
A.C.
(SCC) Carriage Motor (REP 1.5.2)1161

Spring
1162
Pulley
1163
Belt
1164
Tape
1165
Tape
1166
Front Carriage Cable (REP 1.5.1)1167
Rear Carriage Calble (REP 1.5.1)1168
Bearing
1169
Capstan Pulley
116B
Capstan Shaft
116C
Spring
116D
IIT Regi. Sensor
116E
Holder
116F
Sensor Bracket (P/O Item 17)116G
Tube
116H
IIT Regi. Sensor and Bracket (Item 13,15)116J
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PL 1.6 Full/Half Rate Carriage

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
041K 96160
019E 70080
062E 10040
032E 28320
032E 28330
032K 06180
960K 49790
117E 30981
122K 94340
041K 95910
062E 10780
019E 70080
020E 37030
020E 36510
Description
A.C.
Full Rate Carriage (Item 2-12) (ADJ 1.6.1)1181

Clip
1182
No.1 Mirror
1022
Harness Guide
1184
Harness Guide
1185
Full Rate Carriage (P/O Item 1)1186
Light Guide (REP 1.6.3) 1187
Clip (Front)
1188
Clip (Rear)
1189
118B
LED Lamp PWB (REP 1.6.1)118C
LED Lamp Wire Harness (REP 1.6.2)118K
LED Lamp (Item 10,11) 118L
Half Rate Carrage (Item 15-20) (ADJ 1.6.1)118D
No.2/3 Mirror
118E
Clip
118F
Pulley
118G
Pulley
118H
Carriage Frame (P/O Item 14)118J
Harness Guide (P/O Item 14)118M
Version 1.2
PL 1.7 IIT Trans PWB and USB Hub PWB

(Option)
Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
237W 00178
960K 49310
868E 40510
826E 11600
960K 50340
960K 45040
117K 39160
Description
A.C.
PWB Cover
11B1
Special Nut
11B2
IIT Trans PWB (REP 1.7.1)11B3
Harness Bracket
11B4
Screw
11B5
Conductor
11B6
USB Hub PWB and Bracket (Item 8,9) (Option)11B7
USB Hub PWB (Option) 11B8
Bracket (P/O Item 7) (Option)11B9
USB Cable (Option)
11BB
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-13
1. IIT
Parts List
Parts List
2010/08
5-14
1. IIT
PL 1.8 W85 Control Panel (2/2)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
960K 46850
962K 73380
960K 46811
960K 46871
815K 04451
123K 98800
068K 66251
Description
A.C.
Housing
7511
LCD Bracket
7512
UI I/F PWB
7513
UI Wire Harness
7514
UI Flexible Print Cable 7515
UI Function PWB
7516
UI 10Key PWB
7517
Shield Bracket
7519
Screw
751B
UI Flexible Print Cable 751C
UI Flexible Print Cable 751D
Clamp
751E
Inverter
751F
Display
751G
USB Connector (REP 1.8.1)751H
Plate
751J
Version 1.2
PL 1.9 S104 Control Panel and Mount

Item
Parts No
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
848K 40471
848K 40511
848K 40491
848K 40531
848E 43730
848E 43741
848E 43751
848E 43820
848E 43831
848E 43840
848E 44591
068K 67451
848E 44600
868E 41390
848E 39872
068K 66251
897E 37212
897E 37222
897E 37232
897E 66880
897E 37242
897E 66890
897E 37252
897E 37262
897E 37272
897E 37282
032E 36150
Description
A.C.
S104 Control Panel (E) (Item 2,3,17)7531

S104 Control Panel (K) (Item 2,3,17)7531
S104 Control Panel (TC) (Item 2,3,17)7531
S104 Control Panel (SC) (Item 2,3,17)7531
S104 Control Panel (P/O Item 1) (PL 1.10)7532
Rear Panel Cover
7533
Hinge
7534
Right Hinge Cover
7535
Left Hinge Cover
7536
Neck Post Cover
7537
Front Post Cover
7538
Rear Post Cover
7539
Wing Tray
753B
Front Wing Cover
753C
Wing Bracket
753D
Thumbscrew
753E
Bottom Cover
753F
Latch
753G
Stay Bracket
753H
Clamp (P/O Item 1)
753J
Housing
753K
Top Cover
753L
Clip Cover
753M
USB Cover
753N
USB Connector
753P
Screw
753Q
Name Label (DC-IV C2270)112L
Name Label (AP-IV C2270)112L
Clamp
753R
Harness Guide
753S
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-15
1. IIT
Parts List
Parts List
2010/08
5-16
1. IIT
PL 1.10 S104 Control Panel

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
848K 40480
848K 40520
848K 40500
848K 40540
848E 43721
Description
A.C.
S104 Front Panel (PL 1.11)7561

Front Panel Cover (E)
7562
Front Panel Cover (K)
7562
Front Panel Cover (TC) 7562
Front Panel Cover (SC) 7562
S104 Display Panel (PL 1.12)7563
Ground Plate
7564
Neck Bracket
7565
Rear Panel Cover
7566
Clamp
7569
Clamp
756B
Version 1.2
PL 1.11 S104 Front Panel

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
848K 33750
960K 46921
Description
A.C.
Housing
Key Assembly
Key Cushion
UI 10Key PWB
7571
7572
7573
7574
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-17
1. IIT
Parts List
Parts List
2010/08
5-18
1. IIT
PL 1.12 S104 Display Panel

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
801K 40160
960K 46941
960K 46900
960K 46890
918W 00014
Description
A.C.
LCD Frame
7581
Panel Frame
7582
(SCC) UI LED Back Light PWB7583
UI I/F PWB
7584
UI LED PWB
7585
Square Bush
7586
UI Wire Harness
7587
UI Wire Harness
7588
Clamp
7589
Clamp
758B
Version 1.2
PL 1.13 IIT Heater/Wing Tray (Option)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
126K 18290
962K 84350
003E 63230
868E 44510
050K 65170
848E 44590
848E 44600
848E 44760
101K 59710
Description
A.C.
IIT Heater
IIT Wire Harness
Harness Cover
Heater Bracket (F)
Heater Bracket (R)
Thumb Screw
Wing Bracket
Wing Tray (Item 9-12)
Wing Tray (P/O Item 8)
Front Cover
Bottom Cover
Blind Cover
Latch
Memory Card Reader
11K1
11K2
11K3
11K4
11K5
11K6
11K7
11K8
11K9
11KB
11KC
11KD
11KE
11KF
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-19
1. IIT
Parts List
Parts List
2010/08
5-20
1. IIT
PL 1.14 IC Card Reader,Voice Navi(Option)(FX

Only)
Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
122K 94440
962K 91730
848K 43960
101K 61830
117E 32540
848E 53100
848E 53110
897E 49350
Description
A.C.
Voice UI
USB Cable
Core
IC Card Reader Cover
IC Card Reader
USB Cable
Front Cover
Bottom Cover
Label
11M1
11M2
11M3
11M4
11M5
11M6
11M7
11M8
11M9
Version 1.2
PL 2.1 LPH (1/2)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
019K 09281
130K 76591
042K 93520
011K 98621
Description
A.C.
Rear Holder Assembly 1301

(SCC) LPH Unit (Item 3-5) (REP 2.1.1) 1310
Guide (P/O Item 2)
1302
LPH Cleaner
1303
LPH Assembly (P/O Item 2)1304
Drum Cover
1305
BP Label (FX Only)
1307
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-21
2. LPH
Parts List
Parts List
2010/08
5-22
2. LPH
PL 2.2 LPH (2/2)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
962K 77431
960K 36952
Description
A.C.
LPH Cable Assembly (REP 2.2.1) (REP 2.2.2)1311

Cable Holder
1312
Cable Holder
1313
Cable Holder
1314
LPH Rear PWB
1315
Version 1.2
PL 3.1 Drive (1/3)

Item
Parts No
068K 64901
068K 69160
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
807E 19820
007K 16380
806E 21351
068K 64920
807E 27880
007K 16370
809E 74960
012E 15930
809E 74950
007K 16851
007K 16861
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
127K 53100
127K 58730
807E 27930
005E 26140
423W 10355
Description
A.C.
Fuser Input Bracket Assembly (2270/3370) (Item 25,15,16)3021

Fuser Input Bracket Assembly (4470/5570) (Item 25,15,16)3021
Helical Gear (26T) (2270/3370)3022
Helical Gear (26T) (with Bearing) (4470/5570)3022
Fuser Shaft
3023
Fuser Input Bracket
3024
Helical Gear (25T) (2270/3370)3025
Helical Gear (25T) (with Bearing) (4470/5570)3025
Spring
3026
Fuser Link
3027
Spring
3028
Fuser Drive Motor Assembly (2270/3370)
(Identification display : B) (Item 10,11)302B
Fuser Drive Motor Assembly (4470/5570)
(Identification display : C) (Item 10,11)302B
(SCC) Fuser Drive Motor (2270/3370)302C
(SCC) Fuser Drive Motor (4470/5570)302C
Gear Bracket Assembly (P/O Item 9)302D
Helical Gear (37T/24T) 302E
Flange
302F
Belt
302G
Bearing (P/O Item 1)
302H
Bearing (P/O Item 1)
302J
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-23
3. DRIVE
Parts List
Parts List
2010/08
5-24
3. DRIVE
PL 3.2 Drive (2/3)

Item
Parts No
007K 16831
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
127K 53100
007K 98090
068K 53500
849E 96970
806E 21360
806E 21370
807E 19850
807E 19860
807E 19870
121K 40850
005E 24620
005E 25110
020E 45760
809E 74940
930W 00111
413W 14660
413W 11460
913W 13168
055E 56000
055E 56050
007K 16841
24
25
26
127K 59970
27
Description
A.C.
Main Drive Assembly (2270/3370) (Item 2,3) (REP

3.2.1)3010
Bracket Assembly (P/O Item 1)3041
(SCC) Main Drive Motor (2270/3370)3011
Retract Drive Assembly (Item 5-22)3042
Retract Bracket Assembly3043
Retract Lower Bracket 3044
Retract Shaft
3045
Clutch Shaft
3046
Helical Gear (45T/23T) 3047
Helical Gear (36T)
304B
Helical Gear (21T)
304C
1ST BTR Contact Retract Clutch304D
Coupling
304E
Retainer
304F
Cam Wheel
304G
Spring
304H
1ST BTR Contact Retract Sensor304J
Sleeve Bearing
304K
Sleeve Bearing
304M
Connector
304N
Harness Holder
304P
Harness Holder
304Q
Main Drive Assembly (4470/4470) (Item 24-27) (REP
3.2.2)304R
Motor Bracket (P/O Item 23)304S
304T
(SCC) Main Drive Motor (4470/5570) (P/O Item 23)
304V
Helical Gear (46T/21T) (P/O Item 23)304W
Version 1.2
PL 3.3a Drive 2270/3370 (3/3)

Item
Parts No
007K 16812
2
3
4
5
6
127K 53080
127K 53090
127K 53121
055E 56040
Description
A.C.
Drum/Deve Drive Assembly (Item 2-5) (REP 3.3.1)

3071
Drive Assembly (P/O Item 1)3072
(SCC) Drum/Deve Drive Motor (K)4520
(SCC) IBT Drive Motor 3073
(SCC) Drum/Deve Drive Motor (Y,M,C)4520
Gear Guide
3076
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-25
3. DRIVE
Parts List
Parts List
2010/08
5-26
3. DRIVE
PL 3.3b Drive 4470/5570 (3/3)

Item
Parts No
007K 16822
2
3
4
5
6
7
127K 58710
127K 58720
127K 58710
127K 59960
055E 56040
Description
A.C.
Drum/Deve Drive Assembly (Item 2-6) (REP 3.3.2)

3091
Drive Assembly (P/O Item 1)3092
(SCC) Drum/Deve Drive Motor (K)4521
(SCC) IBT Drive Motor 3093
(SCC) Drum Drive Motor (Y,M,C)4521
(SCC) Deve Drive Motor (Y,M,C)4521
Gear Guide
3094
Version 1.2
PL 4.1 NOHAD Common

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
054K 41420
127K 60620
913W 13170
127K 58360
913W 13170
054K 34530
054E 33670
054K 41490
127K 60670
913W 13170
053K 93060
815K 01920
604K 57370
Description
A.C.
(SCC) Fuser Fan and Duct (Item 2-5)3101

Duct (P/O Item 1)
3102
Duct (P/O Item 1)
3103
(SCC) Fuser Fan
3104
Connector
3105
LVPS Duct
3106
(SCC) Front LVPS Fan 3107
Connector
3108
Filter Duct (Item 10,11) 3109
Filter Duct
310B
Seal (P/O Item 9)
310C
(SCC) IH Intake Fan and Duct (Item 13-15)310D
Duct (P/O Item 12)
310E
(SCC) IH Intake Fan
310F
Connector
310G
Odor Filter
310H
Plate
310J
Odor Filter Kit (Item 16,17)310K
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-27
4. NOHAD
Parts List
Parts List
2010/08
5-28
4. NOHAD
PL 4.2a NOHAD 2270/3370 (1/3)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
054K 36310
054K 34542
054E 36690
927W 00314
826E 12350
913W 13170
962K 65510
054K 40410
054E 40470
927W 00214
913W 13170
815E 51940
815K 02170
054E 36160
Description
A.C.
Center Duct
3121
(SCC) IBT Fan and Duct (Item 3-10)3122
IBT Duct
3123
(SCC) IBT Fan 1/2
3124
Screw
3125
Front Seal
3126
Connector
3127
Seal
3128
IBT Fan Wire Harness 3129
Clamp
312B
(SCC) Process 2 Fan and Duct (Item 12-14)312C
P2 Duct
312D
(SCC) Process 2 Fan
312E
Connector
312F
Plate
312G
Plate
312H
P1 Duct
312J
Version 1.2
PL 4.2b NOHAD 4470/5570 (1/3)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
054K 41401
054K 41430
127K 61000
054K 41440
127K 60700
826E 11030
913W 13170
815E 51940
054K 41410
127K 60680
913W 13170
Description
A.C.
Center Duct
3141
(SCC) C Fan and Duct (Item 3-7)3142
Duct (P/O Item 2)
3143
(SCC) C Fan
3144
Plate
3145
Screw
3146
Connector
3147
(SCC) Process 2 Fan and Duct (Item 9-12)3148
P2 Duct (P/O Item 8)
3149
(SCC) Process 2 Fan
314B
Screw
314C
Connector
314D
Plate
314E
(SCC) Process 1 Fan and Duct (Item 15-18)314F
P1 Duct (P/O Item 14) 314G
(SCC) Process 1 Fan
314H
Screw
314J
Connector
314K
Seal
314L
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-29
4. NOHAD
Parts List
Parts List
2010/08
5-30
4. NOHAD
PL 4.3a NOHAD 2270/3370 (2/3)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
054K 36221
927W 00325
054E 36801
913W 13170
826E 11030
054K 41680
054E 33611
054E 33620
127K 60990
054K 41481
127K 60990
Description
A.C.
(SCC) Bottom Fan And Duct (Item 2-5)3161

(SCC) Bottom Fan
3162
Bottom Duct
3163
Connector
3164
Screw
3165
(SCC) HVPS Fan and Duct (Item 7-10)3166
(SCC) Upper Duct
3167
(SCC) Lower Duct
3168
(SCC) HVPS Fan
3169
Connector
316B
IH Exhaust Duct
316C
(SCC) IH Exhaust Fan 316D
Connector
316E
Version 1.2
PL 4.3b NOHAD 4470/5570 (2/3)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
127K 60670
913W 13170
826E 11030
054K 41460
127K 60990
054K 41481
127K 60990
054K 41470
054K 41560
053K 93180
054K 41500
127K 61230
127K 60690
826E 12350
913W 13170
Description
A.C.
Label (R12)
3181
Bottom Duct
3182
(SCC) Bottom Fan
3183
Connector
3184
Screw
3185
(SCC) M Fan and Duct (Item 7-10)3186
Lower Duct (P/O Item 6) 3187
Upper Duct (P/O Item 6) 3188
(SCC) M Fan
3189
Connector
318B
IH Exhaust Duct
318C
(SCC) IH Exhaust Fan 318D
Connector
318E
Duct
318F
Suction Duct
318G
(SCC) Suction Filter
318H
Rear Fan Duct
318J
(SCC) C Exit Fan and Duct (Item 19-22)318K
(SCC) C Exit Fan
318L
Duct (P/O Item 18)
318M
Screw
318N
Connector
318P
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-31
4. NOHAD
Parts List
Parts List
2010/08
5-32
4. NOHAD
PL 4.4a NOHAD 2270/3370 (3/3)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
054E 34550
848K 26480
815K 02610
130K 88740
130K 71990
054E 33581
054E 40390
Description
A.C.
Front Bottom Duct

31B1
HVPS Cover
31B2
Base Plate (Item 4-7)
31B3
Base Plate (P/O Item 3) 31B4
Bracket
31B5
(SCC) NOHAD Thermistor31B6
Connector
31B7
NOHAD Thermistor and Bracket (Item 5-7)31B8
Front Duct
31B9
Front Duct Plate
31BB
Version 1.2
PL 4.4b NOHAD 4470/5570 (3/3)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
054K 41540
815K 03601
130K 88740
130K 71990
054K 41550
054E 41711
815E 56880
Description
A.C.
Front Bottom Duct

31D1
Base Plate (Item 3-6)
31D2
Base Plate (P/O Item 2) 31D3
Bracket
31D4
(SCC) NOHAD Thermistor31D5
Connector
31D6
NOHAD Thermistor and Bracket (Item 4-6)31D7
Seal
31D8
Seal
31D9
Front Duct (Item 11-17) 31DB
Front Duct
31DC
Lower Plate
31DD
Seal
31DE
Seal
31DE
Seal
31DE
Seal
31DE
Seal
31DF
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-33
4. NOHAD
Parts List
Parts List
2010/08
5-34
5. DEVELOPMENT
PL 5.1 Development (1/2)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
CT201370
CT201371
CT201372
CT201373
127K 57131
6
7
8
127K 53161
113K 83244
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
094K 92391
807E 20080
809E 81210
052K 96800
052K 96810
052K 96820
094K 92830
094K 92770
17
18
19
20
052K 96830
807E 20100
094K 92820
094K 92760
Description
A.C.
Toner Cartridge (K)

4011
Toner Cartridge (C)
4011
Toner Cartridge (M)
4011
Toner Cartridge (Y)
4011
Toner Dispense Motor Assembly (Item 6-8) (REP
5.1.1)4020
Dispense Assembly (P/O Item 5)4012
Toner Dispense Motor (K,C,M,Y)4013
Toner CRUM Coupler Assembly (K,C,M,Y) (P/O Item
5)4014
Dispenser Pipe Assembly (Y,M,C) (Item 10-15)4015
Guide Assembly (Y,M,C) (P/O Item 9)401B
Auger Gear (Y,M,C)
401C
Spring
401D
Dispenser Pipe (Y)
401E
Dispenser Pipe (M)
401F
Dispenser Pipe (C )
401G
Dispenser Pipe Assembly (K) (2270/3370) (Item 1719)401H
Dispenser Pipe Assembly (K) (4470/5570) (Item 1719)401H
Guide Assembly (K) (P/O Item 16)401J
Dispenser Pipe (K)
401K
Auger Gear (K)
401M
Dispenser Pipe Assembly (Y,M,C,K) (2270/3370)
(Item 10-15,17-19)401N
Dispenser Pipe Assembly (Y,M,C,K) (4470/5570)
(Item 10-15,17-19)401N
Version 1.2
PL 5.2 Development (2/2)

Item
Parts No
1
2
015K 77960
604K 63570
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
130K 71851
675K 85030
675K 85040
675K 85050
675K 85060
010K 91700
960K 49660
849E 96932
604K 55860
604K 55890
604K 55880
604K 55870
Description
A.C.
Deve Plate Assembly

4031
Developer Housing Assembly (K,C,M,Y) (Item 3-5)
(REP 5.2.1)400K
Housing Assembly (P/O Item 2)4032
ATC Sensor (K,C,M,Y) 4033
Seal (P/O Item 2)
4034
Developer (K) (REP 5.2.2)405K
Developer (C) (REP 5.2.2)405C
Developer (M) (REP 5.2.2)405M
Developer (Y) (REP 5.2.2)405Y
Plunger Assembly In
403J
ATC PWB
403K
Bracket
403M
Developer Unit Kit (K) (Item 2,6)403P
Developer Unit Kit (C) (Item 2,7)403Q
Developer Unit Kit (M) (Item 2,8)403R
Developer Unit Kit (Y) (Item 2,9)403S
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-35
5. DEVELOPMENT
Parts List
Parts List
2010/08
5-36
5. DEVELOPMENT
PL 5.3 4470/5570 HVPS (DEVE)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
848K 37870
019K 11110
815K 04490
130E 13880
Description
A.C.
HVPS Housing
7321
Conductor Holder
7322
HVPS (DEVE) (REP 5.3.1)7323
Ground Conductor
7324
Version 1.2
PL 6.1 Transfer (1/2)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
068K 53690
068K 53680
003E 78891
042K 93871
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
003K 16300
013K 81940
809E 75280
055E 56430
604K 57380
035K 83860
035K 84630
Description
A.C.
Front Lock Bracket

4121
Rear Lock Bracket
4122
Tension Lever
4123
IBT Belt Cleaner Assembly (Item 5-9) (REP 6.1.1)
4124
Knob
4125
Bearing
4126
IBT Belt Cleaner (P/O Item 4)4127
Spring
4128
Shutter
4129
IBT Belt Unit (PL 6.3) (REP 6.1.2)412B
Packaging Assembly (Cusion)412C
Packaging Assembly (IBT)412D
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-37
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Parts List
2010/08
5-38
6. TRANSFER
PL 6.2 Transfer (2/2)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
815E 38150
032K 06050
413W 15959
032E 27610
130E 94310
120E 29340
032K 05310
032K 06320
848K 13960
105E 17530
Description
A.C.
Plate Nut
4141
IBT Cleaner Guide
4142
Metal Bearing
4143
IBT Front Guide
4144
Conductor
4145
Actuator
4146
Guide Assembly (2270/3370)4147
Guide Assembly (4470/5570)4147
Conductor Housing Assembly4148
(SCC) HVPS (1ST/2ND/DTC) (REP 6.2.1)4149
PWB Support
414B
Bracket
414C
Version 1.2
PL 6.3 IBT Belt Unit (1/2)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
003E 75420
054K 34290
801E 03440
059K 54990
064K 93621
035E 53820
Description
A.C.
Handle
4161
Inlet Chute
4162
BUR Front Frame
4163
Backup Roll
4164
IBT Belt (Item 6,7) (REP 6.3.1)4165
IBT Belt (P/O Item 5)
4166
TR0 Seal (REP 6.3.2)
4167
IBT Belt Assembly (PL 6.4)4168
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-39
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Parts List
Parts List
2010/08
5-40
6. TRANSFER
PL 6.4 IBT Belt Unit (2/2)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
059E 03290
130E 93970
806E 21460
809E 74790
809E 74800
809E 74810
809E 74870
809E 75300
809E 76310
809E 76320
809E 76810
809E 76981
Description
A.C.
1st BTR Roll

1st BTR Conductor
Tension Spring Shaft
Spring
Spring
Spring
Spring
Spring
Spring
Spring
Spring
Spring Adjust
IBT Belt Assembly
4171
4172
4173
4174
4175
4176
4177
4178
4179
417B
417C
417D
417E
Version 1.2
PL 7.1 Fuser
Item
Parts No
126K 27177
126K 27187
126K 28311
126K 28242
2
3
4
5
007K 16060
127K 60980
007K 16070
Description
A.C.
(SCC) 220V Fuser Assembly (2270/3370)

(Identification:Traceability Label-B200) (REP 7.1.1)
43AA
(SCC) 220V Fuser Assembly (4470/5570)
(Identification:Traceability Label-C200) (REP 7.1.1)
43AA
(SCC) 100V/110V Fuser Assembly (2270/3370)
(Identification:Traceability Label-B100) (REP 7.1.1)
43AA
(SCC) 100V/110V Fuser Assembly (4470/5570)
(Identification:Traceability Label-C100) (REP 7.1.1)
43AA
Retract Motor and Bracket (Item 3,4)4341
Motor Bracket (P/O Item 2)4342
(SCC) P/R Latch Motor 4343
Retract Gear
4344
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-41
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Parts List
Parts List
2010/08
5-42
8. XEROGRAPHIC
PL 8.1 Xerographic (1/2)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
019K 10731
848E 21520
113K 83481
CT350851
032K 04701
032K 04701
868E 06271
868E 06281
032E 27581
032E 28430
848E 15090
011E 20901
868E 08980
809E 79410
809E 79420
Description
A.C.
Holder CRUM
4431
Cover CRUM
4432
Drum CRUM Coupler Assembly (K,C,M,Y)4433
Drum (K,C,M,Y) (REP 8.1.1)4434
Erase Lamp Unit (K) (REP 8.1.2)4420
Erase Lamp Unit (C,M,Y) (REP 8.1.3)4420
Bracket
4435
Plate
4436
Harness Holder
4437
Harness Holder
4438
Cover
443B
Handle Lock Lever
443C
Bracket
443D
Spring
443E
Spring
443F
Version 1.2
PL 8.2 Xerographic (2/2)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
849E 97011
930W 00511
130E 81600
052K 97773
068K 59502
068K 59510
807E 19540
807E 19530
006K 86981
807E 19510
868E 14631
413W 11660
068K 58211
032K 05160
Description
A.C.
Bottle Guide
4451
Sensor Bracket
4452
Waste Toner Bottle Full Sensor 4453
Waste Toner Bottle Position Sensor 4454
Waste Toner Pipe Assembly 4455
(SCC) Agitator Motor Assembly (REP 8.2.1)4456
Gear Bracket Assembly 4457
Helical Gear (29T)
4458
Helical Gear (31T)
4459
Drive Shaft Assembly
445B
Helical Gear (20T)
445C
Harness Holder (P/O Item 12)445E
Sleeve Bearing
445G
Waste Box
445J
Senser and Bracket (Item 2-4)445K
Bottle Guide and Sensor (Item 1-4)445L
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-43
8. XEROGRAPHIC
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Parts List
2010/08
5-44
PL 9.1 Tray 1 Feeder/Tray 1

Item
Parts No
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
014E 45291
014E 59990
003E 76461
059E 03500
059E 03510
050K 65381
110K 12100
110K 11680
897E 09920
892E 98771
896E 58141
896E 58151
Description
A.C.
Slide Lock Block (Alternate)50B1

Slide Lock Block (Alternate)50B1
Stopper
50B2
Roller
50B3
Roller
50B4
(SCC) Tray 1 Assembly (PL 9.2)5010
(SCC) Tray 1 Paper Size Sensor (Alternate)50B5
(SCC) Tray 1 Paper Size Sensor (Alternate)50B5
Switch Bracket
50B6
No1 Tray Label
50B7
Label (Instruction)
50B8
Side Size Label
50BB
End Size Label
50BC
Version 1.2
PL 9.2 Tray 1
Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
848E 15051
011E 24400
003E 75440
809E 75730
893E 09490
848E 21140
059E 03521
014E 63930
014E 63940
007E 78450
007E 78431
007E 78441
012E 11090
038E 26533
807E 13521
010E 93341
Description
A.C.
Tray Assembly
Front Cover
Lever
Latch
Spring
Label (Max)
Rai Cover
Roll
Spacer (End)
Spacer (Side)
Gear (13T/60T)
Gear (13T)
Gear (60T)
Link
Bottom Pad
End Guide
Side Guide (Front)
Side Guide (Rear)
Pad
End Actuator
Side Actuator
Bottom Plate
Spring
Side Actuator
Pinion
Lock Slide
50C1
50C2
50C3
50C4
50C5
50C6
50C7
50C8
50C9
50CA
50CB
50CC
50CD
50CE
50CF
50CG
50CH
50CJ
50CK
50CL
50CM
50CN
50CP
50CQ
50CR
50CS
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-45
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Parts List
2010/08
5-46
PL 9.3 Tray 1 Feeder

Item
Parts No
059K 66630
059K 66610
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
054K 35142
032E 28280
014E 62440
809E 80100
806E 21570
059E 03440
Description
A.C.
(SCC) Tray 1Feeder Assembly (2270/3370) (PL 9.4)

(REP 9.3.1)50E1
(SCC) Tray 1Feeder Assembly (4470/5570) (PL 9.4)
(REP 9.3.1)50E1
Chute Assembly (Item 3-8)50E2
Chute (P/O Item 2)
50E3
Pinch Guide
50E4
Spacer
50E5
Spring
50E6
Pinch Shaft
50E7
Pinch Roll
50E8
Version 1.2
PL 9.4 Tray 1 Feeder Assembly (1/2)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
801K 29612
127K 52790
801E 03601
054E 23460
930W 00113
930W 00123
930W 00113
930W 00123
120E 22481
019E 69460
019E 71300
807E 00390
014E 44770
013E 26530
006K 23221
807E 00800
005K 83081
005K 07130
005K 10100
007K 97870
007K 98130
007K 16960
807E 20300
807E 20310
807E 30640
028E 94160
962K 58271
809E 50531
930W 00211
962K 58230
Description
A.C.
Upper Frame Assembly 50F1

Drive Bracket Assembly 50F2
(SCC) Tray 1 Feed/Lift Up Motor50F3
Rail
50F4
Chute
50F5
Tray 1 Nudger Level Sensor (Alternate)50F6
Tray 1 Nudger Level Sensor (Alternate)50F6
Tray 1 No Paper Sensor (Alternate)50F7
Tray 1 No Paper Sensor (Alternate)50F7
Actuator
50F8
Upper Harness Holder 50F9
Rear Harness Holder
50FB
Gear (31T)
50FC
Spacer
50FD
Bearing
50FE
Drive Shaft
50FF
Gear (13T)
50FG
One way Clutch (Alternate)50FH
One Way Gear (Alternate)50FJ
Herical Gear (25T)
50FM
Herical Gear (29T/19T) (2270/3370)50FN
Herical Gear (29T/24T) (4470/5570)50FN
Washer
50FP
Wire Harness
50FQ
Spring
50FR
Roll Assembly (PL 9.5) 50FS
Tray 1 Pre Feed Sensor (4470/5570)50FT
Pre Feed Sensor Harness (4470/5570)50FV
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-47
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Parts List
2010/08
5-48
PL 9.5 Tray 1 Feeder Assembly 2/2)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
022K 74870
022K 74870
022K 74870
019E 69391
011E 20381
054E 33790
013E 92890
413W 11660
807E 20320
807E 30650
849E 97670
807E 20330
005K 08680
005K 08820
005K 10090
005K 05890
005K 07110
005K 10080
807E 00070
849E 97682
005K 09290
014E 45030
809E 78800
809E 78810
809E 78820
Description
A.C.
Frame Assembly
50J1
Feed Roll (REP 9.5.1) 5012
Nudger Roll (REP 9.5.1) 5013
Retard Roll (REP 9.5.1) 5011
Holder
50J2
Lever
50J3
Feed In Chute
50J4
Feed Shaft
50J5
Bearing (6)
50J6
Sleeve Bearing
50JB
Herical Gear (30T) (2270/3370)50JC
Herical Gear (25T) (4470/5570)50JC
Nudger Support
50JD
Spur Gear (29T)
50JE
Clutch Assembly (25T) (Alternate)50JF
One way Clutch (Alternate)50JG
Nudger Shaft
50JH
Gear (25T)
50JJ
Retard Support
50JK
Friction Clutch
50JM
Spacer
50JN
Retard Shaft
50JP
Retard Bearing
50JQ
Spring
50JR
Spring
50JS
Spring
50JT
Version 1.2
PL 10.1 Tray Module (3T)

Item
Parts No
059K 67140
059K 71470
059K 67140
059K 71470
059K 67140
059K 71470
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
054E 36441
059E 03500
059E 03510
003E 75431
110K 11680
110K 11680
110K 11680
802E 54672
120E 32110
Description
A.C.
(SCC) Tray 2 Feeder Assembly (PL 10.3) (REP

10.1.1) (Alternate)5040
10.1.1) (Alternate)5040
10.1.2) (Alternate)5050
10.1.2) (Alternate)5050
10.1.3) (Alternate)5060
10.1.3) (Alternate)5060
Feed Out Chute
50N3
Tray 2/3/4 Unit (PL 10.2) 50N4
Roller
50N5
Roller
50N6
Stopper
50N7
(SCC) Tray 2 Paper Size Sensor50N8
(SCC) Tray 3 Paper Size Sensor50N9
(SCC) Tray 4 Paper Size Sensor50NB
Sensor Cover
50NC
Bracket
50ND
Clamp
50NE
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-49
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2010/08
5-50
PL 10.2 Tray 2/3/4

Item
Parts No
050K 65252
050K 66210
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
848E 16761
848E 64770
011E 24091
003E 76330
809E 80250
893E 09490
896E 63251
896E 63261
892E 98771
897E 10220
897E 10230
897E 10240
014E 45291
014E 59990
059E 03521
007E 78431
007E 78450
007E 78441
807E 13521
120E 29830
848E 21141
Description
A.C.
(SCC) Tray 2/3/4 Assembly (Item 2-7,15-23)

(Alternate)50R1
(SCC) Tray 2/3/4 Assembly (Item 2-7,15-23)
(Alternate)50R1
Tray Assembly
50R2
Front Cover (Alternate) 50R3
Front Cover (Alternate) 50R3
Lever
50R4
Latch
50R5
Spring
50R6
Label (Max)
50R7
Side Size Label
50R8
End Size Label
50R9
Label (Instruction)
50RB
Label Tray No2
50RC
Label Tray No3
50RD
Label Tray No4
50RE
Slide Lock Block (Alternate)50RF
Slide Lock Block (Alternate)50RF
Roll
50RG
Gear (13T)
50RH
Gear (13T/60T)
50RJ
Gear (60T)
50RK
Pinion
50RL
Link
50RM
End Actuator
50RN
Bottom Plate
50RP
Rai Cover (Tray 2 Only) 50RQ
Version 1.2

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
127K 52790
801E 03601
930W 00113
930W 00113
120E 22481
019E 69460
113E 37581
807E 00390
014E 44770
013E 26530
006K 23221
807E 00800
005K 83081
007K 97870
007K 98130
807E 20300
807E 20310
028E 94160
962K 67241
962K 60932
809E 50531
120E 32110
Description
A.C.
Upper Frame Assembly 50T1

Drive Bracket Assembly 50T2
(SCC) Tray 2 Feed/Lift Up Motor50T3
Rail
50T4
Chute
50T5
Tray 2 Nudger Level Sensor50T6
Tray 2 No Paper Sensor 50T6
Actuator
50T7
Upper Harness Holder 50T8
Rear Harness Holder
50T9
Gear (31T)
50TB
Spacer
50TC
Bearing
50TD
Drive Shaft
50TE
Gear (13T)
50TF
One way Clutch
50TG
One Way Gear (Alternate)50TH
One Way Gear (Alternate)50TJ
Herical Gear (25T)
50TK
Herical Gear (29T/19T) 50TM
Washer
50TN
Harness Assembly (Motor)50TP
Harness Assembly (Sensor)50TQ
Spring
50TR
Roll Assembly (PL 10.4) 50TS
Clamp
50TT
Version 1.2
2010/08
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2010/08
5-52

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
022K 74870
022K 74870
022K 74870
019E 69391
013E 92890
413W 11660
807E 20320
807E 20330
005K 08680
005K 08820
005K 05890
005K 07110
807E 00070
005K 09290
014E 45030
013E 33450
809E 78800
809E 78810
809E 78820
Description
A.C.
Frame Assembly
50X1
Nudger Roll (REP 10.4.1)5023
Holder
50X2
Lever
50X3
Feed In Chute
50X4
Feed Shaft
50X5
Bearing (6)
50X6
Sleeve Bearing
50XB
Herical Gear (30T)
50XC
Nudger Support
50XD
Spur Gear (29T)
50XE
Clutch Assembly (25T) (Alternate)50XF
Clutch Assembly (25T) (Alternate)50XG
One way Clutch (Alternate)50XH
One way Clutch (Alternate)50XH
Nudger Shaft
50XJ
Gear (25T)
50XK
Retard Support
50XM
Friction Clutch
50XN
Spacer
50XP
Retard Shaft
50XQ
Retard Bearing
50XR
Spring
50XS
Spring
50XT
Spring
50XW
Version 1.2

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
127K 52790
801E 03601
930W 00113
930W 00113
120E 22481
019E 69460
113E 37581
807E 00390
014E 44770
013E 26530
006K 23221
807E 00800
005K 83081
007K 97870
007K 98130
807E 20300
807E 20310
028E 94160
962K 67241
962K 60932
809E 50531
120E 32110
Description
A.C.
Upper Frame Assembly 5051

Drive Bracket Assembly 5052
(SCC) Tray 3 Feed/Lift Up Motor5053
Rail
5054
Chute
5055
Tray 3 Nudger Level Sensor5056
Tray 3 No Paper Sensor 5056
Actuator
5057
Upper Harness Holder 5058
Rear Harness Holder
5059
Gear (31T)
505B
Spacer
505C
Bearing
505D
Drive Shaft
505E
Gear (13T)
505F
One way Clutch
505G
One Way Gear (Alternate)505H
One Way Gear (Alternate)505J
Herical Gear (25T)
505K
Herical Gear (29T/19T) 505M
Washer
505N
Harness Assembly (Motor)505P
Harness Assembly (Sensor)505Q
Spring
505R
Roll Assembly (PL 10.6) 505S
Clamp
505T
Version 1.2
2010/08
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Parts List
2010/08
5-54

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
022K 74870
022K 74870
022K 74870
019E 69391
013E 92890
413W 11660
807E 20320
807E 20330
005K 08680
005K 08820
005K 05890
005K 07110
807E 00070
005K 09290
014E 45030
013E 33450
809E 78800
809E 78810
809E 78820
Description
A.C.
Frame Assembly
5D01
Holder
5D02
Lever
5D03
Feed In Chute
5D04
Feed Shaft
5D05
Bearing (6)
5D06
Sleeve Bearing
5D0B
Herical Gear (30T)
5D0C
Nudger Support
5D0D
Spur Gear (29T)
5D0E
Clutch Assembly (25T) (Alternate)5D0F
Clutch Assembly (25T) (Alternate)5D0G
One way Clutch
5D0H
One way Clutch
5D0H
Nudger Shaft
5D0J
Gear (25T)
5D0K
Retard Support
5D0M
Friction Clutch
5D0N
Spacer
5D0P
Retard Shaft
5D0Q
Retard Bearing
5D0R
Spring
5D0S
Spring
5D0T
Spring
5D0W
Version 1.2

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
127K 52790
801E 03601
930W 00113
930W 00113
120E 22481
019E 69460
113E 37581
807E 00390
014E 44770
013E 26530
006K 23221
807E 00800
005K 83081
007K 97870
007K 98130
807E 20300
807E 20310
028E 94160
962K 67241
962K 60932
809E 50531
120E 32110
Description
A.C.
Upper Frame Assembly 5061

(SCC) Tray 4 Feed/Lift Up Motor5063
Rail
5064
Chute
5065
Tray 4 Nudger Level Sensor5066
Tray 4 No Paper Sensor 5066
Actuator
5067
Upper Harness Holder 5068
Rear Harness Holder
5069
Gear (31T)
506B
Spacer
506C
Bearing
506D
Drive Shaft
506E
Gear (13T)
506F
One way Clutch
506G
One Way Gear (Alternate)506H
One Way Gear (Alternate)506J
Herical Gear (25T)
506K
Herical Gear (29T/19T) 506M
Washer
506N
Harness Assembly (Motor)506P
Harness Assembly (Sensor)506Q
Spring
506R
Roll Assembly (PL 10.8) 506S
Clamp
506T
Version 1.2
2010/08
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Parts List
2010/08
5-56

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
022K 74870
022K 74870
022K 74870
019E 69391
013E 92890
413W 11660
807E 20320
807E 20330
005K 08680
005K 08820
005K 05890
005K 07110
807E 00070
005K 09290
014E 45030
013E 33450
809E 78800
809E 78810
809E 78820
Description
A.C.
Frame Assembly
5B01
Holder
5B02
Lever
5B03
Feed In Chute
5B04
Feed Shaft
5B05
Bearing (6)
5B06
Sleeve Bearing
5B0B
Herical Gear (30T)
5B0C
Nudger Support
5B0D
Spur Gear (29T)
5B0E
Clutch Assembly (25T) (Alternate)5B0F
Clutch Assembly (25T) (Alternate)5B0G
One way Clutch
5B0H
One way Clutch
5B0H
Nudger Shaft
5B0J
Gear (25T)
5B0K
Retard Support
5B0M
Friction Clutch
5B0N
Spacer
5B0P
Retard Shaft
5B0Q
Retard Bearing
5B0R
Spring
5B0S
Spring
5B0T
Spring
5B0W
Version 1.2
PL 10.9a 2270/3370 Electrical/Fax

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
960K 50113
807E 20700
807E 20710
807E 20720
127K 52641
962K 59522
962K 59532
962K 66971
117K 39071
849E 92150
105E 18720
920W 00300
920W 01211
962K 71690
962K 53530
120E 32110
Description
A.C.
(SCC) Tray Module PWB (REP 10.9.1)5C01

Gear (34T)
5C02
Gear (26T)
5C03
Gear (39T)
5C04
(SCC) TM Take Away Motor5C05
Harness Assembly (Sensor)5C06
Harness Assembly (Motor)5C07
Harness Assembly (I/F) 5C08
Fax Box Assembly (FAXmini) (PL 10.10)5C0B
Fax Box Assembly (FAX G4) (PL 10.11)5C0B
USB Cable
5C0C
PWB Bracket (FAX G4) 5C0D
DC/DC Convert PWB (FAX G4)5C0E
PWB Support (FAX G4) 5C0F
Clamp (FAX)
5C0G
(SCC) Wire Harness (FAXmini)5C0H
(SCC) Wire Harness (FAX G4)5C0J
Clamp
5C0K
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-57
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Parts List
2010/08
5-58
PL 10.9b 4470/5570 Electrical/Fax

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
960K 46664
807E 20700
807E 20720
127K 60810
962K 59522
962K 73271
962K 66971
117K 39071
849E 92150
105E 18720
920W 00300
920W 01211
962K 71690
962K 53530
127K 60800
120E 32110
Description
A.C.
(SCC) Tray Module PWB (REP 10.9.1)5C21

Gear (34T)
5C22
Gear (39T)
5C23
(SCC) TM Take Away Motor 5C24
Harness Assembly (Sensor)5C25
Harness Assembly (Motor)5C26
Fax Box Assembly (FAXmini) (PL 10.10)5C28
Fax Box Assembly (FAX G4) (PL 10.11)5C29
USB Cable
5C2B
PWB Bracket (FAX G4) 5C2C
DC/DC Convert PWB (FAX G4)5C2D
PWB Support (FAX G4) 5C2E
Clamp (FAX G4)
5C2F
(SCC) Wire Harness (FAXmini)5C2G
(SCC) Wire Harness (FAX G4)5C2H
(SCC) TM Take Away Motor 25C2J
Clamp
5C2K
Version 1.2
PL 10.10 Fax (FAXmini)

Item
Parts No
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
101K 65963
101K 59225
849E 13400
101E 19640
960K 44869
960K 44907
960K 44874
960K 39720
Description
A.C.
Fax Box Assembly (Item 2-7) (E)7651

Fax Box Assembly (Item 2-7) (K,TC,SC)7651
Fax Box (P/O Item 1)
7652
Bracket
7653
Cover
7654
Speaker
7655
(SCC) Fax mini PWB (E) 7656
(SCC) Fax mini PWB (K,TC,SC)7656
Label
7657
(SCC) AG3 PWB (Option)7658
Riser PWB (Option)
7659
Data Cable
765B
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-59
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Parts List
2010/08
5-60
PL 10.11 Fax (FAX G4) (FX Only)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
101K 54885
849E 13400
101E 16770
130K 71560
960K 32165
117K 38860
960K 32215
960K 28315
960K 28320
960K 28330
117K 36260
960K 28340
Description
A.C.
Fax Box Assembly (Item 2-6,14)7671

Fax Box (P/O Item 1)
7672
Bracket
7673
Cover
7674
Speaker
7675
(SCC) Fax PWB
7676
Data Cable
7677
(SCC) G3 PWB (Option) 7678
G4 PWB (Option)
7679
Riser PWB (Option)
767B
Hand Set PWB (Option) 767C
MJB Wire Harness (Option)767D
Extension PWB (Option) 767E
Label
767F
Version 1.2
PL 10.12 Roller
Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
110E 12220
962K 59482
054K 34143
930W 00111
930W 00111
809E 82720
962K 59462
130K 64121
054E 34301
059K 60191
413W 14860
413W 88650
Description
A.C.
Cover
5321
Tray Module L/H Cover Switch5322
Wire Harness
5323
Chute Assembly (Item 5-9)5324
Chute (P/O Item 4)
5325
Tray 3 Feed Out Sensor 5326
Tray 4 Feed Out Sensor 5326
Actuator (P/O Item 4)
5327
Spring
5328
Wire Harness
5329
Sensor Guide
532B
Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor 532C
Chute
532D
T/A Roll 2/3/4
532E
Sleeve Bearing (2270/3370)532F
Balle Bearing (4470/5570)532F
Clamp
532G
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-61
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Parts List
2010/08
5-62
PL 10.13 L/H Cover Assembly

Item
Parts No
848K 16850
848K 49350
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
019E 69600
003E 75590
803E 08670
059E 99241
848E 12662
848E 64640
003E 75570
068K 55701
068K 55711
Description
A.C.
L/H Cover Assembly (Item 2-12,16,17) (Alternate)

5331
L/H Cover Assembly (Item 2-12,16,17) (Alternate)
5331
Hook
5332
Latch (Alternate)
5333
Latch (Alternate)
5333
Pinch Spring (P/O Item 1)5334
L/H Chute (P/O Item 1) 5335
Bracket Assembly (P/O Item 1)5336
Spring (P/O Item 1)
5337
Pinch Shaft (P/O Item 1) 5338
Pinch Roll
5339
L/H Cover (Alternate)
533B
L/H Cover (Alternate)
533B
Handle
533C
Pinch Bearing (P/O Item 1)533D
Bracket Assembly
533E
Bracket Assembly
533F
Bracket
533G
L/H Upper Chute (P/O Item 1)533H
Label (P/O Item 1)
533J
Version 1.2
PL 10.14 Cover
Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
017K 94590
848E 45610
868E 20860
848E 25150
868E 15860
826E 31691
849E 13150
017K 94580
017K 94570
848K 34641
848K 49370
848E 25130
848E 64650
848E 12720
848E 12730
848E 12691
848E 12702
Description
A.C.
Adjuster Foot Assembly 3251

Foot Cover
3252
Foot Bracket
3253
Foot Cover
3254
Foot Bracket
3255
Docking Screw
3256
Joint Bracket
3257
Caster Assembly (S)
3258
Caster Assembly
3259
Screw
325B
Rear Cover Assembly (Item 12,13) (Alternate)325C
Rear Cover Assembly (Item 12,13) (Alternate)325C
Rear Cover (P/O Item 11)325D
Blind Cover (Alternate) 325E
Blind Cover (Alternate) 325E
Top Cover
325F
Foot Cover
325G
Left Cover
325H
Right Cover
325J
Label
325K
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-63
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Parts List
2010/08
5-64
PL 11.1 Tray 2/3/4 Assembly-TT

Item
Parts No
050K 65400
050K 66220
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
011E 24220
897E 44930
897E 10240
848K 39650
848K 49380
050K 65410
050K 66230
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
011E 24220
897E 44930
897E 10230
848K 39660
848K 49390
Description
A.C.
(SCC) Tray 4 Assembly (Item 2-13) (REP 11.1.2)

(Alternate)50D1
(Alternate)50D1
Tray 4 (PL 11.4) (P/O Item 1)50D2
Tray 4 Cover (P/O Item 14)50D3
Lever
50D4
Link (P/O Item 14)
50D5
Link (P/O Item 14)
50D6
Spring (P/O Item 14)
50D7
Latch (P/O Item 14)
50D8
Cover (P/O Item 14)
50D9
Transport Bracket (P/O Item 14)50DB
Label (Instruction)
50DC
Label (Tray No4)
50DD
Label
50DE
Tray 4 Cover (Item 3-10) (Alternate)50DF
Tray 4 Cover (Item 3-10) (Alternate)50DF
(Alternate)50DG
(Alternate)50DG
Tray 3 (PL 11.3) (P/O Item 15)50DH
Tray 3 Cover (P/O Item 26)50DJ
Lever
50DK
Link (P/O Item 26)
50DL
Link (P/O Item 26)
50DM
Spring (P/O Item 26)
50DN
Latch (P/O Item 26)
50DP
Cover (P/O Item 26)
50DQ
Label (Instruction)
50DR
Label (Tray No3)
50DS
Tray 3 Cover (Item 17-23) (Alternate)50DT
Tray 3 Cover (Item 17-23) (Alternate)50DT
Tray 2 Assembly (PL 11.2)50DV
Version 1.2
PL 11.2 Tray 2 Assembly-TT

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
050K 65252
848E 16761
011E 24091
003E 76330
809E 80250
893E 09490
059E 03521
007E 78431
007E 78450
007E 78441
807E 13521
120E 29830
848E 21140
896E 63251
896E 63261
892E 98771
897E 10220
014E 45291
014E 59990
Description
A.C.
(SCC) Tray 2 Assembly (Item 2-16)50G1

Tray Assembly (P/O Item 1)50G2
Front Cover
50G3
Lever
50G4
Latch
50G5
Spring
50G6
Label (Max)
50G7
Roll
50G8
Gear (13T)
50G9
Gear (13T/60T)
50GB
Gear (60T)
50GC
Pinion
50GD
Link
50GE
End Actuator
50GF
Bottom Plate
50GG
Rai Cover
50GH
Side Size Label
50GJ
End Size Label
50GK
Label (Instruction)
50GL
Label (Tray No2)
50GM
Slide Lock Block (Alternate)50GN
Slide Lock Block (Alternate)50GN
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-65
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Parts List
2010/08
5-66

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
893E 09490
Description
A.C.
Base Tray
Size Actuator
Side Rear Guide
Side Front Guide
Knob
Knob Assembly
Spring
Bracket
Rack Gear
Pinion
Pulley
Pulley
Pulley
Gasket
Bottom Plate
Brake
Label (Max)
Pad
Cable (Front Left)
Cable (Front Right)
Cable (Rear)
Lift Shaft
Cable Guide
Cable Guide
Roll (Side)
Roll (Lower)
50H1
50H2
50H3
50H4
50H5
50H6
50H7
50H8
50H9
50HB
50HC
50HD
50HE
50HF
50HG
50HH
50HJ
50HK
50HL
50HM
50HN
50HP
50HQ
50HR
50HS
50HT
Version 1.2

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
893E 09490
Description
A.C.
Base Tray
50K1
Side Rear Guide
50K2
Side Front Guide
50K3
Knob
50K4
Knob Assembly
50K5
Spring
50K6
Brake
50K7
Bottom Plate
50K8
Lift Shaft
50K9
Rack Gear
50KB
Pinion
50KC
Gear
50KD
Bracket
50KE
Pad
50KF
Pulley
50KG
Pulley
50KH
Cable Guide
50KJ
Cable (Front) (REP 11.4.1)50KK
Cable (Rear) (REP 11.4.1)50KL
Size Actuator
50KM
Label (Max)
50KN
Gasket
50KP
Roll (Lower)
50KQ
Roll (Side)
50KR
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-67
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Parts List
2010/08
5-68
PL 11.5 Tray 4 Paper Feed-TT

Item
Parts No
059K 66620
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
962K 68600
962K 77651
962K 68590
Description
A.C.
(SCC) Tray 4 Feeder (2270/3370) (PL 11.11,PL

11.12) (REP 11.5.1)50L1
(SCC) Tray 4 Feeder (4470/5570) (PL 11.11,PL
11.12) (REP 11.5.1)50L1
Bracket
50L2
Bracket
50L3
Lower Chute
50L4
Upper Chute
50L5
Tray 4 Feed Out Sensor 50L6
Wire Harness (Sensor) (2270/3370)50L7
Wire Harness (Sensor) (4470/5570)50L7
Wire Harness (Motor)
50L8
Cover
50L9
Stud Bracket
50LB
Tray 4 Transport Assembly (Item 12-23)50LC
Transport Rail
50LD
Lower Chute
50LE
Tray 4 Transport Roll
50LF
Bearing
50LG
Pinch Roll
50LH
Bearing
50LJ
Bearing
50LK
Spring
50LL
Cover
50LM
Upper Chute
50LN
Label
50LP
Spacer
50LQ
Version 1.2
PL 11.6 Tray 2/3 Paper Feed-TT

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
930W 00111
809E 82720
962K 59462
130K 64121
054E 34301
413W 14860
413W 88650
059K 67140
054E 36441
802E 54672
059K 66620
14
15
16
17
18
054E 39560
059K 60191
120E 32110
Description
A.C.
Chute
50M1
Tray 3 Feed Out Sensor 50M2
Actuator
50M3
Spring
50M4
Wire Harness
50M5
Sensor Guide
50M6
Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor 50M7
Chute
50M8
Sleeve Bearing (2270/3370)50M9
Ball Bearing (4470/5570) 50M9
(SCC) Tray 2 Feeder (PL 11.7) (REP 11.6.1)50MB
Feed Out Chute
50MC
Sensor Cover
50MD
(SCC) Tray 3 Feeder (2270/3370) (PL 11.9,PL 11.10)
(REP 11.6.2)50ME
(SCC) Tray 3 Feeder (4470/5570) (PL 11.9,PL 11.10)
(REP 11.6.2)50ME
Feed Out Chute
50MF
Cover
50MG
Lower Chute
50MH
Takeawy Roll Assembly 50MJ
Clamp
50MK
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-69
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Parts List
2010/08
5-70
PL 11.7 Tray 2 Feeder (1/2)-TT

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
127K 52790
801E 03601
930W 00113
930W 00113
120E 22481
019E 69460
113E 37581
807E 00390
014E 44770
013E 26530
006K 23221
807E 00800
005K 83081
007K 97870
007K 98130
807E 20300
807E 20310
028E 94160
962K 67241
962K 60932
809E 50531
120E 32110
Description
A.C.
Upper Frame Assembly 50P1

Drive Bracket Assembly 50P2
(SCC) Tray 2 Feed/Lift Up Motor50P3
Rail
50P4
Chute
50P5
Tray 2 Nudger Level Sensor50P6
Tray 2 No Paper Sensor 50P6
Actuator
50P7
Upper Harness Holder 50P8
Rear Harness Holder
50P9
Gear (31T)
50PB
Spacer
50PC
Bearing
50PD
Drive Shaft
50PE
Gear (13T)
50PF
One way Clutch
50PG
One Way Gear (Alternate)50PH
One Way Gear (Alternate)50PH
Herical Gear (25T)
50PJ
Herical Gear (29T/19T) 50PK
Washer
50PL
Harness Assembly (Motor)50PM
Harness Assembly (Sensor)50PN
Spring
50PP
Roll Assembly (PL 11.8) 50PQ
Clamp
50PR
Version 1.2

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
022K 74870
022K 74870
022K 74870
019E 69391
054E 35370
013E 92890
413W 11660
807E 20320
807E 20330
005K 08680
005K 08820
005K 05890
005K 07110
807E 00070
005K 09290
014E 45030
013E 33450
809E 78800
809E 78810
809E 78820
Description
A.C.
Frame Assembly
50Q1
Feed Roll (REP 11.8.1) 50Q2
Nudger Roll (REP 11.8.1)50Q3
Retard Roll (REP 11.8.1) 50Q4
Holder
50Q5
Lever
50Q6
Feed In Chute
50Q7
Feed Shaft
50Q8
Bearing (6)
50Q9
Sleeve Bearing
50QB
Herical Gear (30T)
50QC
Nudger Support
50QD
Spur Gear (29T)
50QE
Clutch Assembly (25T) (Alternate)50QF
Clutch Assembly (25T) (Alternate)50QF
One way Clutch (Alternate)50QG
One way Clutch (Alternate)50QG
Nudger Shaft
50QH
Gear (25T)
50QJ
Retard Support
50QK
Friction Clutch
50QL
Spacer
50QM
Retard Shaft
50QN
Retard Bearing
50QP
Spring
50QQ
Spring
50QR
Spring
50QS
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-71
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Parts List
2010/08
5-72

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
127K 52790
801E 03601
054E 23460
930W 00113
930W 00123
930W 00113
930W 00123
120E 22481
019E 69391
011E 20381
019E 69460
113E 37581
807E 00390
014E 44770
013E 26530
006K 23221
807E 00800
005K 83081
005K 07130
005K 10100
007K 97870
007K 98130
007K 16960
807E 20300
807E 20310
807E 30640
028E 94160
962K 84911
809E 78820
809E 50531
120E 32110
930W 00211
Description
A.C.
Frame
50S1
Bracket
50S2
Frame
50S3
Tray 3 Feed/Lift Up Motor50S4
Rail
50S5
Chute
50S6
Tray 3 Nudger Level Sensor (Alternate)50S7
Tray 3 Nudger Level Sensor (Alternate)50S7
Tray 3 No Paper Sensor (Alternate)50S8
Tray 3 No Paper Sensor (Alternate)50S8
Actuator
50S9
Holder
50SB
Lever
50SC
Upper Harness Holder 50SD
Rear Harness Holder
50SE
Gear
50SF
Spacer
50SG
Bearing
50SH
Drive Shaft
50SJ
Gear
50SK
One Way Clutch (Alternate)50SL
One Way Gear (Alternate)50SM
Gear (25T)
50SN
Gear (29T/19T) (2270/3370)50SP
Gear (29T/24T) (4470/5570)50SP
Washer
50SQ
Harness Assembry (Motor)50SR
Harness Assembry (Sensor) (2270/3370)50SS
Harness Assembry (Sensor) (4470/5570)50SS
Spring
50ST
Spring
50SV
Label
50SW
Clamp
50SX
Tray 3 Pre Feed Sensor (4470/5570)50SY
Harness Holder (4470/5570)50VY
Version 1.2

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
022K 74870
022K 74870
022K 74870
054E 33790
013E 92890
413W 11660
807E 20320
807E 30650
849E 97670
807E 20330
005K 08680
005K 08820
005K 10090
005K 05890
005K 07110
005K 10080
807E 00070
849E 97682
005K 09290
014E 45030
013E 33450
809E 78800
809E 78810
Description
A.C.
Frame
50V1
Feed Roll (REP 11.10.1) 50V2
Nudger Roll (REP 11.10.1)50V3
Retard Roll (REP 11.10.1)50V4
Feed In Chute
50V5
Feed Shaft
50V6
Bearing
50V7
Sleeve Bearing
50V8
Gear (30T) (2270/3370) 50V9
Gear (25T) (4470/5570) 50V9
Support
50VB
Gear (29T)
50VC
Clutch (25T)
50VD
Clutch (25T)
50VD
Clutch (25T)
50VD
One Way Clutch
50VE
One Way Clutch
50VE
One Way Clutch
50VE
Nudger Shaft
50VF
Gear (25T)
50VG
Support
50VH
Friction Clutch
50VJ
Spacer
50VK
Retard Shaft
50VL
Retard Bearing
50VM
Spring
50VN
Spring
50VP
Version 1.2
2010/08
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Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
127K 52790
801E 03601
054E 23460
930W 00113
930W 00123
930W 00113
930W 00123
120E 22481
019E 69391
011E 20381
019E 69460
113E 37581
807E 00390
014E 44770
013E 26530
006K 23221
807E 00800
005K 83081
005K 07130
005K 10100
007K 97870
007K 98130
007K 16960
807E 20300
807E 20310
807E 30640
028E 94160
962K 84911
809E 78820
809E 50531
120E 32110
930W 00211
Description
A.C.
Frame
50W1
Bracket
50W2
Frame
50W3
Tray 4 Feed/Lift Up Motor50W4
Rail
50W5
Chute
50W6
Tray 4 Nudger Level Sensor (Alternate)50W7
Tray 4 Nudger Level Sensor (Alternate)50W7
Tray 4 No Paper Sensor (Alternate)50W8
Tray 4 No Paper Sensor (Alternate)50W8
Actuator
50W9
Holder
50WB
Lever
50WC
Upper Harness Holder 50WD
Rear Harness Holder
50WE
Gear
50WF
Spacer
50WG
Bearing
50WH
Drive Shaft
50WJ
Gear
50WK
One Way Clutch (Alternate)50WL
One Way Gear (Alternate)50WM
Gear (25T)
50WN
Gear (29T/19T) (2270/3370)50WP
Gear (29T/24T) (4470/5570)50WP
Washer
50WQ
Harness Assembry (Motor)50WR
Harness Assembry (Sensor) (2270/3370)50WS
Harness Assembry (Sensor) (4470/5570)50WS
Spring
50WT
Spring
50WV
Label
50WW
Clamp
50WX
Tray 4 Pre Feed Sensor (4470/5570)50WY
Harness Holder (4470/5570)50YY
Version 1.2

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
022K 74870
022K 74870
022K 74870
054E 33790
013E 92890
413W 11660
807E 20320
807E 30650
849E 97670
807E 20330
005K 08680
005K 08820
005K 10090
005K 05890
005K 07110
005K 10080
807E 00070
849E 97682
005K 09290
014E 45030
013E 33450
809E 78800
809E 78810
Description
A.C.
Frame
50Y1
Feed Roll (REP 11.12.1) 50Y2
Nudger Roll (REP 11.12.1)50Y3
Retard Roll (REP 11.12.1)50Y4
Feed In Chute
50Y5
Feed Shaft
50Y6
Bearing
50Y7
Sleeve Bearing
50Y8
Gear (30T) (2270/3370) 50Y9
Gear (25T) (4470/5570) 50Y9
Support
50YB
Gear (29T)
50YC
Clutch (25T)
50YD
Clutch (25T)
50YD
Clutch (25T)
50YD
One Way Clutch
50YE
One Way Clutch
50YE
One Way Clutch
50YE
Nudger Shaft
50YF
Gear (25T)
50YG
Support
50YH
Friction Clutch
50YJ
Spacer
50YK
Retard Shaft
50YL
Retard Bearing
50YM
Spring
50YN
Spring
50YP
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-75
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2010/08
5-76
PL 11.13 Left Cover Assembly-TT

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
068K 55701
068K 55711
110E 12220
962K 59482
848E 12662
003E 75570
003E 75590
019E 69600
059E 99241
Description
A.C.
Bracket (Upper)
5E01
Bracket (Lower)
5E02
Cover
5E03
Tray Module L/H Cover Switch 5E04
Wire Harness
5E05
Hinge Bracket
5E06
Left Cover (Item 8-20) 5E07
Left Cover
5E08
(SCC) Handle
5E09
Latch
5E0B
Hook
5E0C
Pinch Roll
5E0D
Pinch Shaft
5E0E
Pinch Bearing
5E0F
Pinch Spring
5E0G
Upper Chute
5E0H
Lower Chute
5E0J
Hinge
5E0K
Spring
5E0L
Label
5E0M
Version 1.2
PL 11.14 Tray 2/3/4 Front Support-TT

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
014E 64380
068K 63522
803E 02420
803E 02430
003E 75431
059E 03500
059E 03510
Description
A.C.
Spacer
5F01
Roll and Bracket (Item 3-5)5F02
5F03
Roll (P/O Item 2)
5F04
Shaft (P/O Item 2)
5F05
Roll
5F06
Stopper
5F07
Stopper
5F08
Stopper
5F09
Stopper
5F0B
Roll
5F0C
Stopper
5F0D
Roll
5F0E
Roll
5F0F
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-77
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2010/08
5-78
PL 11.15 Tray 2/3/4 Paper Size Sensor , Tray 3/4

Lift Gear-TT
Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
807E 16730
110K 11680
Description
A.C.
(SCC) Tray 3 Paper Size Sensor 5G01

(SCC) Tray 4 Paper Size Sensor5G02
Gear (17/50)
5G03
Gear (16/48)
5G04
Gear (57)
5G05
Gear (18)
5G06
Gear (51)
5G07
Bracket
5G08
Bracket
5G09
(SCC) Tray 2 Paper Size Sensor 5G0B
Version 1.2
PL 11.16 Drive-TT
Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
807E 20740
807E 20720
127K 60441
13
14
15
16
17
18
127K 52570
127K 52880
807E 20760
807E 25640
127K 60450
19
20
127K 52880
Description
A.C.
Gear (52)
5H01
Gear (39) (2270/3370) 5H02
Gear (20/65)
5H03
Collar
5H04
Gear Pulley
5H05
Roll
5H06
Belt
5H07
Spring
5H08
Tension Bracket
5H09
Roll
5H0B
Gear Bracket
5H0C
(SCC) TM Take Away Motor (2270/3370) (Item 1316)5H0D
(SCC) TM Take Away Motor 2 (4470/5570) (Item 1317)5H0D
(SCC) TM Take Away Motor (2270/3370)5H0E
(SCC) TM Take Away Motor 2 (4470/5570)5H0E
Bracket
5H0F
Gear (81)
5H0G
Gear (70)
5H0H
Collar (4470/5570)
5H0J
(SCC) TM Take Away Motor (4470/5570) (Item
19,20)5H0K
(SCC) TM Take Away Motor (4470/5570)5H0L
Bracket (4470/5570)
5H0M
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-79
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2010/08
5-80
PL 11.17 Electrical-TT
Item
Parts No
1
2
3
960K 50113
960K 46664
962K 75371
962K 75381
Description
A.C.
Ground Plate
5C31
Transport Guide
5C32
(SCC) Tray Module PWB (2270/3370) (REP 11.17.1)
5C33
(SCC) Tray Module PWB (4470/5570) (REP 11.17.1)
5C33
Harness Assembly (Sensor) (2270/3370)5C34
Harness Assembly (Sensor) (4470/5570)5C34
Harness Assembly (Motor) (2270/3370)5C35
Harness Assembly (Motor) (4470/5570)5C35
Version 1.2
PL 11.18 Cover , Caster-TT

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
017K 94570
017K 94580
848E 12720
848E 12691
848K 34641
848E 25130
848E 12702
868E 15860
848E 25150
868E 20860
848E 45610
017K 94590
Description
A.C.
Caster Assembly
Caster Assembly (S)
Screw
Screw (M4)
Screw (M3)
Top Cover
Left Cover
Rear Cover (Item 9,10)
Rear Cover (P/O Item 8)
Blind Cover
Right Cover
Foot Bracket
Foot Cover
Foot Bracket
Foot Cover
Adjuster Foot Assembly
Docking Screw
Docking Bracket
3261
3262
3263
3264
3265
3266
3267
3268
3269
326B
326C
326D
326E
326F
326G
326H
326J
326K
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-81
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Parts List
2010/08
5-82
13. MSI
PL 13.1 MSI (1/5)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
059K 65760
059K 65770
050K 64540
896E 46050
896E 46040
848E 44582
120E 29441
Description
A.C.
MSI Unit (Item 2,3,6,7) (REP 13.1.1)5121

MSI Feeder Assembly (PL 13.2)5122
MSI Tray Assembly (PL 13.5)5123
Label (Instruction)
5124
Label (Max)
5125
Top Cover
5149
Actuator
514B
Version 1.2
PL 13.2 MSI (2/5)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
801K 30742
801K 40490
068K 58572
930W 00113
032E 29072
Description
A.C.
Upper Frame Assembly (PL 13.3)5141

Lower Frame Assembly (PL 13.4)5142
Gear (29T/19T)
5144
Gear (31T/15T)
5145
MSI Feed/Nudger Motor 5146
Sensor Bracket
5147
MSI Nudger Position Sensor5148
Harness Holder
514C
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-83
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Parts List
2010/08
5-84
13. MSI
PL 13.3 MSI (3/5)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
413W 85459
413W 11660
005K 08370
005K 08360
022K 74870
022K 74870
Description
A.C.
Pinch Chute Assembly 5151

Gear Support
5152
Gear (21T)
5153
Gear (23T)
5154
Lock Stopper
5155
Nudger Support
5156
Nudger Shaft
5157
Gear (25T)
5158
Stopper
5159
Feed Shaft
515B
Bearing
515C
Sleeve Bearing
515D
Gear (30T)
515E
One way Clutch (22T)
515F
One way Clutch
515G
Spring
515H
Feed Roll (REP 13.3.1) 515J
Nudger Roll (REP 13.3.1)515K
Guide
515M
Pinch Spring
515N
Spacer
515P
Shaft
515Q
Pinch Roll
515R
Version 1.2
PL 13.4 MSI (4/5)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
962K 58261
005K 08830
014E 45030
022K 74870
059K 53691
413W 11660
413W 11860
130K 72110
930W 00113
019E 68980
054E 33950
Description
A.C.
MSI Lower Frame

5161
(SCC) Wire Harness (MSI)5162
Retard Support
5163
Shaft
5164
Friction Clutch
5165
Spacer
5166
Retard Spring
5168
Plate
5169
Drive Roll Assembly
516B
Collar
516C
Gear (23T)
516D
Sleeve Bearing
516E
Sleeve Bearing
516F
Sensor Plate
516G
MSI Feed Out Sensor
516H
MSI No Paper Sensor
516J
Bottom Pad
516K
Front Chute
516M
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-85
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Parts List
2010/08
5-86
13. MSI
PL 13.5 MSI (5/5)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
130K 70660
007E 79700
962K 60991
962K 61002
050E 25471
050E 25480
012E 11760
809E 49930
Description
A.C.
MSI Tray
5171
Front Rack
5172
Rear Rack
5173
(SCC) MSI Paper Size Sensor (REP 13.5.1)5174
Pinion Gear
5175
Front Side Guide
5176
Rear Side Guide
5177
(SCC) Wire Harness
5178
(SCC) Wire Harness
5179
Plate
517B
Extension Tray (L1)
517C
Extension Tray (L2)
517D
Sensor Link
517E
Sensor Spring
517F
Version 1.2
PL 14.1 L/H Cover (1/2)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
849E 97100
806E 21420
897E 37550
110E 11980
Description
A.C.
Bracket
5341
Shaft
5342
Label
5343
L/H Cover Interlock Switch5344
L/H Cover Unit (PL 14.2) (REP 14.1.1)5345
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-87
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Parts List
2010/08
5-88
14. L/H COVER
PL 14.2 L/H Cover (2/2)

Item
Parts No
1
2
059K 53655
848K 40260
848K 39590
059K 66710
059K 66720
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
848E 47292
054E 43021
127K 61510
127K 61510
127K 61510
960K 50360
962K 83730
962K 83740
Description
A.C.
2ND BTR Unit (REP 14.2.1)5351

L/H Cover Assembly (2270/3370) (Item 3-10) 5352
L/H Cover Assembly (4470/5570) (Item 3-21) 5352
Duplex Assembly (2270/3370) (PL 14.5) (REP
14.2.2)5353
Duplex Assembly (4470/5570) (PL 14.5) (REP
14.2.2)5353
L/H Cover
5354
Chute
5355
Fuser Link
5356
Block
5357
L/H Frame Assembly (PL 14.3)5358
Latch (Front)
5359
Latch (Rear)
535B
Fan Holder
535C
LH Fan 1
535D
LH Fan 2
535E
LH Fan 3
535F
Connector
535G
LH Fan PWB
535H
Conductor
535J
Screw
535K
Wire Harness
535L
Harness Guide
535M
Wire Harness
535N
Version 1.2
PL 14.3 L/H Cover Assembly (1/2)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
849E 97370
868E 05450
054K 42160
059K 56660
809E 79750
062E 12020
019E 69230
809E 65260
054K 35160
809E 76900
011E 24361
011E 24380
868E 43820
126K 27140
Description
A.C.
Rear Support
5361
Front Support
5362
Pinch Chute Assembly (Item 4-10,22,23)5363
Chute Assembly (P/O Item 3)5364
Pinch Roller Assembly 5365
Pulley (P/O Item 3)
5366
Spring
5367
OHP Reflector
5368
Holder
5369
Cap (P/O Item 3)
536B
Chute Support
536C
Spring
536D
Duplex Chute Assembly 536E
Spring
536F
2ND BTR Housing Assembly536G
Spring
536H
(SCC) Front Latch Lever 536J
Rear Latch Lever
536K
Latch Shaft
536M
Actuator
536N
2ND Contact Retract Assembly (PL 14.4)536P
Heater Bracket
536Q
DC Heater
536R
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-89
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Parts List
2010/08
5-90
14. L/H COVER
PL 14.4 L/H Cover Assembly (2/2)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
006K 86160
930W 00111
127K 52251
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
130K 87770
962K 79270
962K 78500
012K 94970
413W 11360
032E 34540
120E 28260
413W 14860
Description
A.C.
Harness Holder
5371
Harness Holder
5372
Frame Assembly
5373
Retract Shaft Assembly (Item 17-21)5374
Conductor Assembly
5375
Conductor Assembly
5376
2ND BTR Contact Retract Sensor5377
(SCC) 2ND BTR Contact Retract Motor Assembly
5378
Sensor Holder
5379
POB Sensor
537B
(SCC) Harness Assembly (2270/3370)537C
(SCC) Harness Assembly (4470/5570)537C
2nd Link Assembly
537D
Sleeve Bearing
537E
Shaft
537F
Harness Guide
537G
Harness Guide
537H
Retract Shaft (P/O Item 4)537J
Retract Cam (P/O Item 4)537K
Pin (P/O Item 4)
537L
Retract Actuator
537M
Bearing
537N
Version 1.2
PL 14.5 Duplex Assembly (1/2)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
848E 24142
011E 23681
848E 43860
809E 75990
127K 58390
127K 60820
120E 32340
809E 75960
930W 00113
962K 60701
110E 11580
868E 40820
Description
A.C.
Duplex Cover
5271
(SCC) Duplex Lever
5272
Lever Cover
5273
Frame Assembly (PL 14.6)5274
Spring
5275
(SCC) Duplex Motor (2270/3370)5276
(SCC) Duplex Motor (4470/5570)5276
Actuator
5279
Spring
527B
Duplex Wait Sensor
527C
(SCC) Wire Harness
527D
(SCC) Duplex Cover Switch527E
Motor Bracket (4470/5570)527F
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-91
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Parts List
2010/08
5-92
14. L/H COVER
PL 14.6 Duplex Assembly (2/2)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
059E 04010
809E 89870
809E 75530
059K 53880
059K 53890
059K 53900
807E 21210
807E 30550
029E 45400
029E 47600
007K 14860
413W 14460
413W 14660
023E 26770
023E 27480
020E 45140
806E 31100
059E 06380
020E 46940
020E 46950
Description
A.C.
Inner Chute
5281
Duplex Pinch Roll (2270/3370)5282
Pinch Spring 1
5283
Pinch Spring 2
5284
Lower Chute
5285
Duplex Roller 1
5286
Duplex Roller 2
5287
Duplex Roller 3
5288
Duplex Rear Frame
5289
Idle Gear (13T/46T) (2270/3370)528B
Idle Gear (13T/23T) (4470/5570)528B
Pin (2270/3370)
528C
Pin (4470/5570)
528C
Gear Assembly
528D
Sleeve Bearing
528E
Sleeve Bearing
528F
Belt
528G
Belt
528H
Pulley
528J
Shaft (4470/5570)
528K
Duplex Pinch Roll (4470/5570)528L
Tension Pulley
528M
Idler Pulley
528N
Tension Bracket
528P
Version 1.2
PL 15.1 Registration (1/2)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
121K 41242
806E 21440
807E 20050
013E 33420
013E 33460
059K 66650
9
10
11
12
13
14
127K 60770
806E 30580
013E 36280
068K 67130
807E 30540
807E 30531
Description
A.C.
(SCC) Take Away Clutch (2270/3370)5381

Shaft (2270/3370)
5382
Gear (40T)
5383
Bearing
5384
Bearing (2270/3370)
5385
Bracket
5386
Bracket
5387
Regi Transport Assembly (PL 15.2) (REP 15.1.1)
5388
(SCC) Take Away Motor (4470/5570)5389
Shaft (4470/5570)
538B
Bearing (4470/5570)
538C
Bracket (4470/5570)
538D
Gear (29T) (4470/5570) 538E
Gear (60T) (4470/5570) 538F
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-93
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Parts List
2010/08
5-94
15. REGISTRATION
PL 15.2 Registration (2/2)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
059K 53360
413W 77559
013E 36270
121K 46000
054E 33633
054K 33690
130K 69250
019E 70090
930W 00111
120E 29700
809E 78760
962K 58241
014E 60380
103E 36140
059K 53370
807E 20190
013E 36260
Description
A.C.
Regi Roll
Bearing
Sleeve Bearing
(SCC) Regi Clutch
Regi Chute
Inlet Chute Assembly
OHP Sensor
Cap
Sensor Holder
Regi Sensor
Actuator
Spring
(SCC) Wire Harness
Skew Adjust Block
Inlet Resistor
Conductor (In)
Conductor (Out)
Take Away Roll
Gear (23T)
Conductor
Conductor
Bearing
5391
5392
5393
5394
5395
5396
5397
5398
5399
539B
539C
539D
539E
539F
539G
539H
539J
539K
539M
539N
539P
539Q
Version 1.2
PL 17.1 Exit 1/OCT,Exit 2

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
848K 14620
930W 00113
807E 20620
013E 33410
036K 91890
059K 65653
059K 65643
055E 58430
Description
A.C.
Exit/OCT 1 Assembly (PL 17.2) (REP 17.1.1)5421

Motor Cover
5422
Washer
5423
Exit 1 OCT Home Position Sensor5424
Gear (19T)
5425
Bearing
5426
Paper Weight
5427
Exit 2 Assembly (2270/3370) (PL 17.3) (REP 17.1.2)
5428
Exit 2 Assembly (4470/5570) (PL 17.3) (REP 17.1.2)
5428
Exit 1 Guard
5429
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-95
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17. EXIT/OCT
PL 17.2 Exit 1/OCT

Item
Parts No
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
801K 42591
801K 42601
801E 11902
807E 20070
127K 52280
127K 60880
807E 20061
013E 30050
809E 77000
054E 33690
059K 53440
809E 89990
413W 11660
059K 65781
054K 42141
Description
A.C.
Exit 1 Base Assembly (2270/3370) (Item 2-7,14)5431

Exit 1 Base Assembly (4470/5570) (Item 2-7,14)5431
Exit 1 Base
5432
Exit 1 Gear
5433
(SCC) Exit 1 OCT Motor (2270/3370)5434
(SCC) Exit 1 OCT Motor (4470/5570)5434
OCT Gear
5435
Bearing
5436
Ground Plate
5437
OCT Chute
5438
OCT 1 Roller
5439
Exit Pinch Spring
543B
Sleeve Bearing
543C
Exit Pinch Roller
543D
OCT 1 Assembly (Item 8-12,15)543E
Connector
543F
Guide
543G
Version 1.2
PL 17.3 Exit 2 (1/3)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
003E 76760
013E 30050
054E 41601
059K 53741
413W 14760
807E 11820
925W 00001
003E 64910
925W 00001
003E 75360
807E 00160
038K 20231
Description
A.C.
Exit 2 Front Stopper

5441
Bearing
5442
Exit 2 Chute
5443
L/H High Chute
5444
Inverter Roll
5445
Sleeve Bearing
5446
Gear (22T)
5447
Ground Plate
5448
Exit 2 Drive Assembly (PL 17.4)5449
Tray 2 Guide (P/O Item 21)544B
Gate 1 Spring (P/O Item 21)544C
Exit 1 Gate (P/O Item 21)544D
Ground Plate (P/O Item 21)544E
Eliminator
544F
Gate Stopper
544G
Ground Plate
544H
Eliminator
544J
Exit 2 Stopper
544K
Gear (52T)
544M
Gear Cover
544N
Exit 2 Guide Assembly (Item 10-15)544P
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-97
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5-98
17. EXIT/OCT
PL 17.4 Exit 2 (2/3)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
059E 98780
110E 11580
110E 11580
127K 58400
127K 60830
962K 78430
962K 78480
806E 14120
807E 20410
807E 20430
807E 30560
809E 37332
848E 10140
848E 43880
848E 24630
868E 40860
868E 40870
930W 00113
930W 00113
Description
A.C.
Exit 2 OCT Assembly (PL 17.5)5451

Actuator Roller
5452
(SCC) Face Up Tray Detect Switch5453
(SCC) L/H High Cover Switch5453
Actuator
5454
(SCC) Exit 2 Drive Motor (2270/3370)5455
(SCC) Exit 2 Drive Motor (4470/5570)5455
(SCC) Wire Harness (Exit 2) (2270/3370)5456
(SCC) Wire Harness (Exit 2) (4470/5570)5456
Gear Shaft
5457
Gear (28T)
5458
Gear (16T/48T) (2270/3370)5459
Gear (16T/23T) (4470/5570)5459
Spring
545B
Rear Cover (2270/3370) 545C
Rear Cover (4470/5570) 545C
Shaft Cover
545D
Rear Bracket (2270/3370)545E
Rear Bracket (4470/5570)545E
Exit 2 Sensor
545F
Exit 2 OCT Home Position Sensor545G
Motor Bracket (4470/5570)545H
Gear Shaft (4470/5570) 545J
Switch Cover
545K
Version 1.2
PL 17.5 Exit 2 (3/3)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
012E 16000
012E 16010
013E 30050
013E 33410
054E 33991
054E 41580
059K 65781
059E 03531
059K 53730
121K 37100
121K 37100
127K 52280
127K 60880
413W 11660
806E 31120
807E 00211
807E 11810
809E 67360
809E 75460
815E 38340
848E 10110
848E 10150
848E 24790
055E 57522
848E 49170
Description
A.C.
Exit Gate Link

5461
Face Up Gate Solenoid Link5462
Bearing
5463
Bearing
5464
OCT 2 Chute
5465
Low 2 Chute
5466
Exit Pinch Roller
5467
Inverter Pinch Roll
5468
OCT Roller
5469
(SCC) Exit 2 Gate Solenoid546B
(SCC) Face Up Gate Solenoid546B
(SCC) Exit 2 OCT Motor (2270/3370)546C
(SCC) Exit 2 OCT Motor (4470/5570)546C
Sleeve Bearing
546D
Inverter Pinch Shaft
546E
Offset 2 Gear
546F
Gear (22T)
546G
Exit Pinch Spring
546H
Inverter Pinch Spring
546J
Ground Plate
546K
Exit 2 Gate Solenoid Cover546M
Face Up Gate Solenoid Cover546N
Connector Cover
546P
Exit 2 Guard
546R
Motor Cover
546S
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-99
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2010/08
5-100
17. EXIT/OCT
PL 17.6 Side Tray Unit (1/2) (Option)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
848E 21532
050K 62502
059K 65890
803E 04720
809E 37170
Description
A.C.
Tray Cover
5471
Face Up Tray
5472
Face Up Transport Assembly (Item 4-11)5473
(SCC) Latch Handle
5474
Exie 2 Gate (P/O Item 3) 5475
Upper Chute (P/O Item 3)5476
Pinch Roll (P/O Item 3) 5477
Spring (P/O Item 3)
5478
Pinch Spring (P/O Item 3)5479
Spring
547B
Transport Roll Assembly (P/O Item 3) (PL 17.7)547C
Version 1.2
PL 17.7 Side Tray Unit (2/2) (Option)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
012E 16023
014E 62932
013E 30050
059K 53741
413W 14760
807E 00160
807E 11820
Description
A.C.
Link
Link Bracket
Spacer
Bearing
INV Roll
FU Roll
Bearing
Gear (52T)
Gear (22T)
Gear Cover
Tray Support
Guard
Cover Assembly
Gear (22T)
5481
5482
5483
5484
5485
5486
5487
5488
5489
548B
548C
548D
548E
548F
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-101
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18. ELECTRICAL
PL 18.1 PWB Chassis Unit (1/2)

Item
Parts No
117K 39082
Description
A.C.
2270/3370 PWB Chassis Unit (PL 18.2a)7691

4470/5570 PWB Chassis Unit (PL 18.2b)7691
IIT-Control Cable
7692
Version 1.2
PL 18.2a PWB Chassis Unit 2270/3370 (2/2)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
960K 48060
962K 60090
848K 34400
127K 56981
127K 53040
055E 56400
032E 34660
960K 51371
960K 48130
962K 67180
101K 60913
Description
A.C.
(SCC) BP PWB (REP 18.2.1)76C1

(SCC) Fan Wire Harness 76C2
Cable Holder
76C3
ESS Cover
76C4
(SCC) ESS Fan
76C5
(SCC) Drive Fan
76C6
Screw
76C7
Chassis Assembly (P/O Item 18)76C8
Fan Guard
76C9
Connector
76CB
Harness Guide
76CC
Bracket
76CD
Shield
76CE
EPROM
76CF
(SCC) (ISC) MCU PWB (REP 18.2.2)76CG
(SCC) MD PWB (REP 18.2.3)76CH
(SCC) HCF IF Connector76CJ
(SCC) 2270/3370 PWB Chassis (Item 1-13)76CK
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-103
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18. ELECTRICAL
PL 18.2b PWB Chassis Unit 4470/5570 (2/2)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
960K 48060
962K 60090
868E 07760
848K 34400
127K 56981
127K 60710
055E 56400
032E 34660
054K 41850
960K 51381
960K 48140
962K 67180
101K 60923
054K 41570
Description
A.C.
(SCC) BP PWB (REP 18.2.1)76G1

(SCC) Fan Wire Harness 76G2
Cable Holder
76G3
ESS Cover
76G4
(SCC) ESS Fan
76G5
(SCC) Suction Fan
76G6
Screw
76G7
Chassis Assembly (P/O Item 21)76G8
Fan Guard
76G9
Connector
76GB
Harness Guide
76GC
Bracket
76GD
Shield
76GE
Duct
76GF
Duct (P/O Item 22)
76GG
Screw
76GH
EPROM
76GJ
(SCC) (ISC) MCU PWB (REP 18.2.2)76GK
(SCC) MD PWB (REP 18.2.3)76GL
(SCC) HCF IF Connector76GM
(SCC) 4470/5570 PWB Chassis (Item 1-16)76GN
Duct Assembly (Item 14,15)76GP
Version 1.2
PL 18.3 Electricl-IOT Rear

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
032E 34450
101K 61240
101K 61250
101K 60291
101K 60321
6
7
8
9
105E 19341
105E 19330
962K 79140
962K 78700
105E 19210
868E 41240
032E 35010
Description
A.C.
Harness Guide
7661
Harness Guide
7662
(SCC) 220V GFI Chassis Assembly (2270/3370) (PL
18.4)7663
18.4)7664
18.4)7663
18.4)7664
(SCC) 220V IH Driver PWB (REP 18.3.1)7665
(SCC) 110V IH Driver PWB (REP 18.3.1)7665
(SCC) 220V Fuser Drawer Harness7666
(SCC) 110V Fuser Drawer Harness7666
Shield
7667
Sub LVPS (4470/5570) 7668
Bracket (4470/5570)
7669
Harness Guide (Fax)
766B
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-105
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18. ELECTRICAL
PL 18.4 GFI Chassis

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
908W 01201
113E 23720
113E 23620
826E 08750
962K 55600
962K 64730
962K 55600
962K 83961
962K 83972
962K 78442
962K 78493
962K 60260
Description
A.C.
GFI
7681
Finisher/PSW Outlet
7682
GFI Chassis
7683
Bracket (110V)
7684
PSW Outlet (110V)
7685
Screw
7686
(SCC) 220V Wire Harness (Blue)7687
(SCC) 110V Wire Harness (Red)7687
(SCC) Wire Harness (Blue)7688
(SCC) 220V Wire Harness (2270/3370)7689
(SCC) 220V Wire Harness (4470/5570)768B
(SCC) 110V Wire Harness (2270/3370)7689
(SCC) 110V Wire Harness (4470/5570)768B
(SCC) Wire Harness
768C
Bracket
768D
Version 1.2
PL 18.5 Electrical-Front/Right
Item
Parts No
101K 60311
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
110E 13090
110K 15981
032E 34460
110E 11980
130K 71470
110E 12981
105E 19271
Description
A.C.
(SCC) Main Power Switch and Harness (Item 2-4)

76D1
Main Power Switch
76D2
76D3
Wire Harness (P/O Item 1)76D4
Power Switch
76D5
Harness Guide
76D6
Front Cover Interlock Switch76D7
MOB ADC Assembly (REP 18.5.1)76D8
Bracket
76D9
IBT Front Cover Switch 76DB
(SCC) Main LVPS
76DC
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-107
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18. ELECTRICAL
PL 18.6a Electrical-Bottom 2270/3370

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
848K 13850
032E 27481
105E 17521
Description
A.C.
HVPS Housing
76J1
HVPS Guide
76J2
(SCC) HVPS (DEVE/BCR) (REP 18.6.1)76J3
Version 1.2
PL 18.6b Electrical-Bottom 4470/5570

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
105E 19351
848K 36390
Description
A.C.
HVPS Housing
76H1
HVPS Housing
76H2
(SCC) HVPS (BCR) (REP 18.6.1)76H3
HVPS Housing (Item 1,2)76H4
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-109
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18. ELECTRICAL
PL 18.7 Wire Harness

Item
Parts No
3
4
962K 78402
962K 78452
962K 78412
962K 78462
962K 78510
962K 78420
962K 78470
604K 59820
Description
A.C.
(SCC) Wire Harness (Left) (2270/3370)76B1

(SCC) Wire Harness (Left) (4470/5570)76B1
(SCC) Wire Harness (Right) (2270/3370)76B2
(SCC) Wire Harness (Right) (4470/5570)76B2
(SCC) Wire Harness (Top)76B3
(SCC) Wire Harness (Front) (2270/3370)76B4
(SCC) Wire Harness (Front) (4470/5570)76B4
Wire Harness (J390-J710)76B5
Version 1.2
PL 18.8 IOT/Tray Heater (Option)

Item
Parts No
126K 27200
126K 27560
2
3
4
5
130K 72640
962K 65540
962K 83921
126K 18320
Description
A.C.
IOT Heater (2270/3370) (Identification:32W , 2pin)

76L1
IOT Heater (4470/5570) (Identification:63W , 3pin)
76L2
Thermostat
76L3
Tray WireHarness
76L4
IOT WireHarness
76L5
Tray Heater
76L6
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-111
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19. COVER
PL 19.1 Cover (1/3)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
815E 58600
815E 58610
815E 58620
815E 43300
848E 14020
848K 34521
848E 14030
848K 40220
848K 40230
848K 40240
848K 40250
032K 05330
014E 63022
815K 04470
Description
A.C.
Plate (Y)
3202
Plate (M)
3203
Plate (C )
3204
Plate (K)
3205
Magnet Catch
3206
Strip (A)
3207
Front Cover (Item 8,9) 320B
Front Cover (P/O Item 7) 320C
Strip (B)
320D
Inner Cover (E)
320E
Inner Cover (K)
320E
Inner Cover (TC)
320E
Inner Cover (SC)
320E
Guide
320F
Block
320G
Logo Plate and Badge 320H
Tapping Screw
320J
Version 1.2
PL 19.2 Cover (2/3)

Item
Parts No
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
050E 25690
050E 25450
050E 25661
848E 44951
848E 44940
848E 44981
848E 45100
897E 08310
848E 44990
848E 45111
848E 45060
848E 45080
848E 45072
848K 40560
848E 45051
835E 20690
Description
A.C.
Add Tray (2270/3370)

3211
Add Tray (4470/5570)
3211
Exit 2 Tray
3212
Top Cover (2270/3370) (REP 19.2.1)3213
Top Cover (4470/5570) (REP 19.2.1)3213
MSI Front Cover
3214
Left Rear Upper Cover 3215
Number Label (5)
3216
Left Rear Lower Cover 3218
Left Upper Cover
3219
Exit Front Cover
321B
Exit Upper Cover
321C
Top Rear Cover
321D
Top Rear Cover (Option) 321D
Front Left Cover
321E
Screw (Black)
321F
Seal (Option)
321G
Version 1.2
2010/08
5-113
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19. COVER
PL 19.3 Cover (3/3)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
848K 46630
848E 45090
848E 45021
848E 45120
848E 21350
848E 45030
848E 45040
896E 97120
896E 97130
848E 45150
848E 45162
Description
A.C.
Right Cover
3221
Right Rear Cover
3222
Rear Lower Cover (REP 19.3.1)3223
Rear Upper Cover
3224
EPSV Cover
3225
Filter Cover
3226
MCU Cover
3227
Data Plate
3228
Ground Label
3229
Label (Outlet ) (220V)
322B
Label (Outlet ) (110V)
322B
GFI Label
322C
Rear Control Unit Cover 322D
Control Unit Connector Cover322E
CCC Label (SC)
322F
Version 1.2
PL 35.1 ESS (1/2)

Item
1
Parts No
Description
A.C.
Control Unit (PL 35.2)
76E1
Version 1.2
2010/08
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35. ESS
PL 35.2 ESS (2/2)

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
003K 17210
868E 41340
848E 44480
848E 44490
237W 00178
826E 39370
101E 24420
101K 60500
133K 26362
133K 26382
960K 48890
101K 61333
101K 61343
101K 62080
101K 62090
20
101K 60791
21
962K 79750
Description
A.C.
Chassis Assembly
76K1
ESS PWB (P/O Item 19) 76K2
Handle
76K3
HDD Bracket
76K4
Panel
76K5
Blind Cover
76K6
Cover (UI)
76K7
Panel (USB)
76K8
Panel (USB Fax)
76K9
Special Nut
76KB
Thumbscrew
76KC
Cover
76KD
NVM PWB (P/O Item 20) 76KE
(SCC) (ISC) HDD (with Item 21) (ADJ 18.2.3)76KF
DIMM (1GB)
76KG
DIMM (512MB)
76KH
Spacer Screw
76KJ
Gap PWB (2270/3370) 76KK
(SCC) Control Unit (2270/3370) (Item 1-11) (REP
35.2.1)76KL
(SCC) Control Unit (4470/5570) (Item 1-11) (REP
35.2.1)76KL
(SCC) PL Type Control Unit (2270/3370) (Item 1-11)
(REP 35.2.1)76KL
(SCC) PL Type Control Unit (4470/5570) (Item 1-11)
(REP 35.2.1)76KL
(SCC) (ISC) NVM PWB and Cover (Item 12,13) (ADJ
18.2.3)76KM
HDD Cable
76KN
Version 1.2
PL 35.3 ESS Option

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
960K 38630
962K 65990
101K 60870
849E 68740
101K 60860
960K 50260
960K 50251
960K 48860
133K 26382
133K 26362
540K 12870
826E 39370
Description
A.C.
(SCC) Parallel Port PWB 76F1

Cable
76F2
Knurling Screw
76F3
Riser PWB
76F4
Plate
76F5
Gigabit Ethernet Board 76F6
Image EXT PWB
76F7
Image COMP PWB
76F8
GAP Watermark PWB 76F9
Spacer Screw
76FB
DIMM (512MB)
76FC
DIMM (1GB)
76FC
PS Font ROM (TC/SC) 76FD
Thumbscrew
76FE
Version 1.2
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51. DADF
PL 51.1 DADF Accessory

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
004K 02962
059K 65046
897E 40370
897E 40390
897E 40400
897E 40380
Description
A.C.
DADF Platen Cushion (REP 51.1.2)2301

DADF (PL 51.2) (REP 51.1.1)2302
Label (E)
2303
Label (K)
2303
Label (TC)
2303
Label (SC)
2303
Version 1.2
PL 51.2 DADF Cover,PWB

Item
Parts No
1
2
059K 65137
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
848E 46562
848K 33310
117E 27450
960K 47304
117K 38960
003K 87870
896E 92770
Description
A.C.
DADF Base Frame (PL 51.3)2311

(SCC) DADF Feeder Assembly (Navi 2.5) (REP
51.2.3)2312
DADF Rear Cover (REP 51.2.2)2313
DADF Front Cover (Item 12,13) (REP 51.2.1)2314
DADF-IIT Cable
2315
(SCC) DADF PWB (REP 51.2.4)2316
Ground Wire
2317
Data Plate
2318
(SCC) Stopper
2319
P Clamp
231B
Bracket
231C
DADF Front Cover (P/O Item 4)231D
Label (Knob)
231E
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PL 51.3 DADF Base Frame

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
036K 91873
036K 91882
815K 03142
054K 41230
809E 86290
809E 89310
Description
A.C.
DADF Base Frame

2321
(SCC) Left Counter Balance (REP 51.3.1)2322
(SCC) Right Counter Balance (REP 51.3.2)2323
Tie Plate
2324
CVT Chute
2325
Stud Screw
2326
Ground Plate
2327
CVT Spring
2328
Floating Holder
2329
Floating Spring
232B
Bracket
232C
Version 1.2
PL 51.4 Document Tray,Top Cover

Item
Parts No
050K 64251
2
3
059K 65063
068K 67551
Description
A.C.
(SCC) DADF Document Tray (PL 51.10) (REP

51.4.1)2331
(SCC) Top Cover (PL 51.11) (REP 51.4.2)2332
Stud Bracket
2333
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PL 51.5 DADF Motor,Wire Harness

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
032E 32642
110K 15933
110K 16320
962K 71120
127K 60530
127K 60550
809E 50763
809E 91390
962K 71130
962K 74630
962K 74660
Description
A.C.
Harness Guide (REP 51.5.1)2361

DADF Interlock Switch and Harness (Item 3-6)2362
2363
(SCC) DADF Interlock Switch2364
Spring (P/O Item 2)
2365
Switch Wire Harness
2366
DADF Feed Motor (REP 51.5.3)2367
DADF Regi Motor (REP 51.5.2)2368
Spring
2369
Spring
236B
Bracket
236C
Bracket
236D
Wire Harness (Feeder) 236E
Wire Harness (Motor)
236F
Wire Harness (APS)
236G
Connector
236H
Connector
236J
Version 1.2
PL 51.6 DADF Rear Belt,Solenoid

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
019K 10320
020E 46551
121K 46620
121K 43650
121K 43660
130K 73000
930W 00121
807E 26971
807E 26981
807E 26991
807E 27011
809E 86320
930W 00121
Description
A.C.
Nip Lever
2371
Stopper Link
2372
Release Link
2373
Brake
2374
Pulley (Regi Roll)
2375
Gear Pulley
2376
Gear Pulley
2377
Roll
2378
DADF Gate Solenoid (Item 10,11)2379
(SCC) DADF Gate Solenoid 237B
Cushion
237C
(SCC) Exit Nip Release Solenoid 237D
Feed Out Sensor and Bracket (Item 14,15)237E
Sensor Bracket (P/O Item 13)237F
DADF Feed Out Sensor 237G
Belt (Alternate)
237H
Belt (Alternate)
237H
Belt (Alternate)
237J
Belt (Alternate)
237J
Gear
237K
Gear (Exit Roll)
237L
Gear
237M
Gear (Take Away Roll) 237N
Spring
237P
DADF Document Set Sensor 237Q
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PL 51.7 DADF Front Belt

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
5
6
7
020E 46540
020E 46551
803E 02200
960K 48840
8
9
960K 48311
Description
A.C.
Pulley (Out Roll)

2381
Pulley (Regi Roll)
2382
Belt (Alternate)
2383
Belt (Alternate)
2383
Belt (Alternate)
2384
Belt (Alternate)
2384
Knob Handle
2385
Ground Plate
2386
DADF Document Set LED and Bracket (Item 8,9)
2387
LED Bracket (P/O Item 7)2388
DADF Document Set LED2389
Version 1.2
PL 51.8 Regi./Retard/Invert/Out Chute

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
054K 39700
054K 44171
054K 41043
054K 41050
Description
A.C.
Regi Chute (PL 51.13) (REP 51.8.1)23B1

Retard Chute (PL 51.14) (REP 51.8.2)23B2
Invert Chute (PL 51.15) 23B3
Out Chute (PL 51.16)
23B4
Stamp Solenoid (Option) 23B5
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PL 51.9 Roll,Sensor Bracket

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
013E 35171
059K 65081
059K 65090
059K 65100
059K 65111
068K 69460
413W 11660
930W 00121
Description
A.C.
Bearing
23C1
Regi Roll
23C2
Take Away Roll (REP 51.9.1)23C3
Out Roll
23C4
Exit Roll
23C5
Sensor Bracket (PL 51.17) (REP 51.9.2)23C6
Bearing
23C7
DADF Invert Sensor
23C8
Version 1.2
PL 51.10 Document Tray

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
930W 00121
930W 00121
930W 00121
807E 30251
807E 30241
930W 00241
930W 00241
809E 51860
807E 30471
897E 26270
962K 74651
Description
A.C.
Sensor Bracket
23D1
DADF Tray Set Guide Sensor 123D2
Guide
23D5
Label (Max)
23D6
Harness Cover
23D7
Harness Cover
23D8
Rack Gear (Front)
23D9
Rack Gear (Rear)
23DB
Document Tray Size Sensor 223DC
Document Tray Size Sensor 123DD
Rack Spring
23DE
Pinion Gear
23DF
Side Guide
23DG
Side Guide
23DH
Upper Tray
23DJ
Tray Cover
23DK
Label (Instruction)
23DL
Tray Wire Harness
23DM
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PL 51.11 Top Cover

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
848E 44611
054E 42092
059K 65070
011K 03520
059K 61230
120K 92500
120E 32200
868E 29000
897E 24011
809E 89770
809E 50720
809E 86300
019K 11800
Description
A.C.
Top Cover
23E1
Feed Upper Chute
23E2
Upper Feeder (PL 51.12) 23E3
Latch Lever
23E4
Take Away Pinch Roll
23E5
Actuator (Document Set) 23E6
Actuator (Feed Out)
23E7
Bracket
23E8
Ground Plate
23E9
Label (Size)
23EB
Label (Jam)
23EC
Spring
23ED
Spring
23EE
Spring
23EF
Pad
23EG
Version 1.2
PL 51.12 Upper Feeder

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
059K 31270
059K 31270
Description
A.C.
Housing
23F1
Pulley (Feeder)
23F2
Pulley (Nudger)
23F3
Belt
23F4
Shaft (Feed)
23F5
Shaft (Nudger)
23F6
Feed Roll (REP 51.12.1) 23F7
Nudger Roll (REP 51.12.1)23F8
Housing
23F9
Gear
23FB
Bearing
23FC
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PL 51.13 Regi. Chute

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
059E 98701
059E 98711
809E 89790
Description
A.C.
Regi Chute
Pinch Shaft
Regi Pinch Roll (W)
Regi Pinch Roll (S)
Seal
Seal
Spring
23G1
23G2
23G3
23G4
23G5
23G6
23G7
Version 1.2
PL 51.14 Retard Chute

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
050K 64260
848E 38662
809E 86330
059K 61280
848K 43600
806E 28480
Description
A.C.
Retard Chute
23H1
Set Gate
23H2
Housing
23H3
Spring
23H4
Retard Roll (REP 51.14.1)23H5
Retard Roll Cover
23H6
Seal
23H7
Seal
23H8
Label
23H9
Shaft
23HB
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PL 51.15 Invert Chute

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
120E 31721
120E 32212
120E 32221
120E 32241
120E 32231
120E 31732
809E 50792
809E 89351
Description
A.C.
Invert Chute
Actuator (Pre Regi)
Actuator (Aps 1)
Actuator (Aps 2)
Actuator (Aps 2)
Actuator (Aps 3)
Actuator (Invert)
Invert Gate
Spring
Spring
Seal
Seal
Pad
23J1
23J2
23J3
23J4
23J5
23J6
23J7
23J8
23J9
23JB
23JC
23JD
23JE
Version 1.2
PL 51.16 Out Chute

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
059E 98701
059E 98711
413W 11660
Description
A.C.
Out Chute
Exit Pinch Roll
Pinch Shaft
Regi Pinch Roll (W)
Regi Pinch Roll (S)
Spring
Spring
Bearing
Pad
23K1
23K2
23K3
23K4
23K4
23K5
23K6
23K7
23K8
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PL 51.17 Sensor Bracket

Item
Parts No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
120E 31741
809E 50792
962K 74672
930W 00121
930W 00121
930W 00121
930W 00121
930W 00121
Description
A.C.
Sensor Housing
Actuator (Regi)
Spring
Sensor Guide
Wire Harness
DADF APS Sensor 1
DADF APS Sensor 2
DADF APS Sensor 3
DADF Regi Sensor
DADF Pre Regi Sensor
23L1
23L2
23L3
23L4
23L5
23L6
23L7
23L8
23L9
23LB
Version 1.2
98.1 Screws
Table 1
Table 1
Item
PART NO.
Description
AP
251W 21278
WASHER (3) (t0.5)
Item
PART NO.
Description
AQ
251W 24278
WASHER (4) (t0.8)
112W 27677
SEMS SCREW (M3x6)
AR
251W 26278
WASHER (5) (t1)
112W 27678
SEMS SCREW (M3x6)
AS
252W 24350
NYLON WASHER (4)
112W 27898
SEMS SCREW (M3x8)
AT
252W 26450
NYLON WASHER (5)
112W 28098
SEMS SCREW (M3x10)
AU
252W 27350
NYLON WASHER (6) (t0.5)
113W 15588
PAN HEAD SCREW (M2x5)
AV
252W 27450
NYLON WASHER (6) (t1)
113W 16088
AW
252W 29350
113W 20478
SCREW (M3x4)
AX
252W 31250
113W 20677
SCREW (M3x6)
AY
252W 31350
113W 20678
SCREW (M3x6)
AZ
256W 15278
SPRING WASHER (2) (t0.5)
113W 20688
PAN HEAD SCREW (M2.5x6)
BA
271W 10850
DOWEL PIN (1.6x8)
113W 20878
SCREW (M3x8)
BB
271W 16250
DOWEL PIN (2x12)
113W 21078
SCREW (M3x10)
BC
271W 28250
DOWEL PIN (3x12)
113W 21278
SCREW (M3x12)
BD
271W 28450
DOWEL PIN (3x14)
113W 21478
SCREW (M3x14)
BE
271W 28650
DOWEL PIN (3x16)
113W 27488
BF
271W 36650
DOWEL PIN (4x16)
113W 27588
BG
285W 16251
SPRING PIN (2x12)
113W 27688
BH
285W 28051
SPRING PIN (3x10)
113W 27888
BJ
285W 28651
SPRING PIN (3x16)
113W 35878
SCREW (M4x8)
BK
351W 29250
C-CLIP (8)
113W 35888
BL
354W 13278
E-CLIP (1.5)
114W 27678
BIND HEAD SCREW (M3x6)
BM
354W 15278
E-CLIP (2)
141W 27451
SETSCREW (M3x4)
BN
354W 19278
E-CLIP (2.5)
141W 35651
SETSCREW (M4x6)
BP
354W 21254
RING KL (4)
153W 15888
TAPPING SCREW (M4x8)
BQ
354W 21278
E-CLIP (3)
AA
153W 16288
BR
354W 24254
KL-CLIP (6)
E-CLIP (4)
AB
153W 17688
BS
354W 24278
AC
153W 17888
BT
354W 26278
E-CLIP (5)
AD
153W 18088
BU
354W 27254
KL-CLIP (8)
AE
153W 27878
BV
354W 27278
E-CLIP (6)
AF
153W 28078
BW
354W 29278
E-CLIP (8)
AG
158W 27678
SCREW (M3x6)
BX
180W 16878
WING SCREW
AH
158W 27688
ROUND SCREW ( M3x7)
BY
113W 35678
SCREW (M4x6)
AJ
158W 27878
SCREW (M3x8)
BZ
153W 27678
SCREW (M6x6)
AK
158W 28078
SCREW (M3x10)
CA
271W 16050
DOWEL PIN (2x10)
AL
158W 35878
SCREW (M4x8)
CB
112W 27659
SEMS SCREW (M3x6)
AM
220W 21278
FLANGE NUT (3)
CC
158W 27663
SCREW (M3x6)
AN
251W 19278
WASHER (2.5) (t0.5)
CD
113W 27551
SCREW (M3x5)
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Table 1
Item
PART NO.
Description
CE
113W 16051
SCREW (M2x10)
CF
114W 27878
BIND HEAD SCREW (M3x8)
CG
113W 21778
SCREW (M3x18)
CH
113W 20698
ROUND SCREW ( M3x6)
CJ
153W 16088
CK
271W 21050
DOWEL PIN (2.5x10)
CL
158W 27888
ROUND SCREW ( M3x9)
CM
252W 29450
NYLON WASHER (8) (t1)
Version 1.2
99.1 Paper
99.2 Environment
Table 1
Table 1
Paper
A.C
J Paper
57B1
Environment
A.C
Problem Mishandling (covered by User Guide)
9081
JD Paper
57B2
Problem Mishandling (beyond User Guide)
9082
C2 Paper
57B3
Operational Error (covered by User Guide)
9083
Plain (XEROX)
5711
Operational Error (beyond User Guide)
9084
Plain (Other makers)
57B4
No Reproduction after Power ON/OFF
9085
Recycled Paper (XEROX)
5712
Interference with Peripheral
9086
Recycled Paper (Other makers)
57B5
Power at Customer Site
9087
Heavyweight
57B6
Not Reproduced at Call
9088
Tracing Paper
5714
No Reproduction after Power ON/OFF (Reproduced at Call)
9089
10
Transparency Paper (FX)
5713
10
Not Cause/Location Identified
908A
11
Transparency Paper (Other makers)
57B7
12
Tack Film
57B8
13
Labels
57B9
14
Postcard
57BB
15
Tab Stock Paper
57BC
16
Hole Punched Paper
57BD
17
Heavyweight 2
75BE
18
Heavyweight 1 Side 2
75BF
19
Heavyweight 2 Side 2
75BG
20
Coated Paper
75BH
21
Coated Paper Side 2
75BJ
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99.3 Consumables
Version 1.2
99.4 Electrical Adjustment

Table 1
Table 1
Consumables
A.C
Electrical Adjustment
A.C
Toner (K)
409K
Side Regi Adjustment (Tray 1)
77B1
Toner (Y)
409Y
77B2
Toner (M)
409M
77B3
Toner (C)
409C
77B4
Side Regi Adjustment (MSI)
77B5
Lead Regi Adjustment (Tray 1)
77C5
77C6
77C7
77C8
10
Lead Regi Adjustment (MSI)
77C9
11
White Ref Adjustment
771M
12
IIT Calibration
7726
13
CCD Calibration
77CD
14
Light Axis Fluctuation Correction
77CE
15
ROS Write Timing
77F7
16
Border Erase Adjustment
77B6
17
Calibration
77B7
18
MAX SET UP (Image Quality Adjustment)
7720
19
ATC SENSOR SET UP
77B8
20
TRC Adjustment
77B9
21
ADC/AGC SETUP
77BB
22
Tone UP/DOWN Adjustment
77BC
23
Color Regi. Adjustment
77BD
24
NVM Initialization (IIT/IPS)
702A
25
NVM Initialization (SYS-System)
77BE
26
NVM Initialization (SYS-User)
702D
27
NVM Initialization (IOT)
77BF
28
NVM Initialization (ALL)
77BG
29
Lead Edge Border Erase Adjustment
77BH
30
Trail Edge Border Erase Adjustment
77BJ
31
Side Erase Adjustment
77BK
32
FS R/E Adjustment
77BL
33
SS R/E Adjustment
77BM
34
Temperature Adjustment
7751
35
Fixed R/E Change
77C1
36
Buzzer Level
77C2
37
Download (Reinstall)
77E1
38
Download (Version UP)
77E2
99.5 Mechanical Adjustment
Table 1
Electrical Adjustment
A.C
39
HDD Initialization (Partition 6)
77CQ
40
HDD Initialization (ALL)
77CT
Mechanical Adjustment
A.C
41
Finisher Folding Position Adjustment (Booklet)
77CV
Full/Harf Parallel Adjutment
1050
42
Finisher Folding Position Adjustment (Bi-Fold)
77CW
Finisher Booklet Folding Position Adjustment
1051
43
Other NVM Changes
7760
44
Other Diag. Adjustment
77BN
45
Auto Gradation Correction
77F1
46
ATC Sensor Setup
77F3
47
Tone Up/Down
77F5
48
Secondary Traansfer Output Adjustment
77F6
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99.6 Originals
Version 1.2
99.7 Accessories Related

Table 1
Table 1
Originals
A.C
Accessories Related
A.C
Photo Originals
572B
Accessories Related
80AA
Printed Originals
572C
EP-SV unit
80AB
Maps and Low Contrast Originals
572D
Cable between M/C and EP-SV
80AC
Paste-up Originals
572E
Cable between EP-SV and Related product
80AD
Dirty/areased Originals
572F
TEL line for EP-SV
80AE
Colored Originals
572G
AC Adaptor for EP-SV
80AF
Other Originals
572H
IC Card Gate
80AG
99.8 Fax
99.9 DMP/Network Functions Related

Table 1
Table 1
Fax
A.C
Environmental Requirements
90AA
Use Environment
90AA
Remote Terminal Send & Receive
9010
DMP Function
9060
Remote Terminal Send
9011
Remote Terminal Receive
9012
Problems at remort station when data is sent (storage destination 9061

of Push-Scan etc, PC/server etc)
Communication Line
9020
Problems at sent station when data is received (PC/server etc)
9062
PSTN (NTT)
9021
Problems at Accounting Server *1(made by other than FX)
9063
Line for PBX only
9022
Problems at Authentication Server (Keroberos etc)
9064
Telephone/Handset
9023
Problems at Directory Server (LDAP etc)
9065
ISDN
9024
Problems at Timer Server
9066
10
Terminal Adapter
9025
Problems at Router
9067
11
Interference from Peripheral Device
9040
10
Problems at HUB
9068
12
Operator (Used only when a specific area cannot be identified)
9050
11
Problems at USB Device (Commercial item)
9069
13
OP Mishandling (Within User Guide)
9051
12
Problems at Memory Media (Commercial item)
906B
14
OP Mishandling (Beyond User Guide)
9052
13
Problems at Wireless LAN
906C
15
Operational Error (Within User Guide)
9053
14
Network-related Services SW *2
9070
16
Operational Error (Beyond User Guide)
9054
15
CentreWare Easy Operator
9071
16
CentreWare Easy Admin/Apeos Ware Easy Admin
9072
17
Job Flow Creation Tool
9073
18
CentreWareFlowService/ApeosWareFlowService
9074
19
CentreWareScanService
9075
20
DocuHouseAccouthgService/ApeosWareAccouthgService
9076
21
CentreWareDeviceService/ApeosWareDeviceService
9077
22
DocuSheare
9078
23
FreeFlow related (XDOD)
9079
24
Print/Scan Driver
907B
25
XDOM
907C
26
Apeos Ware Pool Service
907D
27
Including Encryption Transmission (SSL, S/MIME) Device Certifi- 907E

cate for Apeos
28
External Access Kit
Version 1.2
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A.C
906D
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Navi 1.1 Full System
Navi 2.1 Processor 1of2
Figure 1 j0ki50011
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Figure 1 j0ki50021
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Version 1.2
Navi 2.3 IIT
Figure 1 j0ki50022
Figure 1 j0ki50023
Navi 2.4 3TM
Navi 2.5 DADF
Figure 1 j0ki50024
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Figure 1 j0ki50025
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6 General
6.1 Specification
6.1.1 Product Name/Product Code/Serial No.................................................................
6.1.2 Machine Dimension and Basis Weight..................................................................
6.1.3 Installation Space ..................................................................................................
6.1.4 Levelness ..............................................................................................................
6.1.5 Electrical Specification ..........................................................................................
6.1.6 Installation Environment ........................................................................................
6.1.7 WarmUp ................................................................................................................
6.1.8 FCOT (First Copy Output Time) ............................................................................
6.1.9 Copy Speed...........................................................................................................
6.1.10 Paper Tray Capacity............................................................................................
6.1.11 Paper Size and Loading Orientation ...................................................................
6.1.12 Paper Weight.......................................................................................................
6.1.13 Automatic Duplex Print........................................................................................
6.1.14 Output Tray Capacity ..........................................................................................
6.1.15 Remaining Paper Amount Detection ...................................................................
6.1.16 Resolution/Gradation...........................................................................................
6.1.17 Paper Selection ...................................................................................................
6.1.18 Image Loss..........................................................................................................
6.1.19 Maximum Printable Area .....................................................................................
6.1.20 Alignment Specification .......................................................................................
6.1.21 Controller Specification .......................................................................................
6.1.22 Searchable PDF ..................................................................................................
6.1.23 FAX Specifications (FX Only)..............................................................................
6.1.24 Power States Specifications................................................................................
6.3.6 NVM 701,702 Controller

5
11
15
17
17
21
21
22
22
25
26
26
28
28
29
29
30
31
31
32
34
35
37
41
43
43
44
45
47
59
89
91
6.3.9 NVM 715 IISS

6.3.9 NVM 715 IISS........................................................................................................
139
6.3.10 NVM 716 IISS

6.3.10 NVM 716 IISS......................................................................................................
155
6.3.11 NVM 717 IISS

6.3.11 NVM 717 IISS......................................................................................................
161
6.3.12 NVM 719 IISS

6.3.12 NVM 719 IISS......................................................................................................
163
6.3.13 NVM 720 Controller

6.3.13 NVM 720 Controller.............................................................................................
165
6.3.14 NVM 730~4 Controller

6.3.14 NVM 730~4 Controller.........................................................................................
167
6.3.15 NVM 740_Mgr

169
6.3.16 NVM 741_Drive_MQ ...........................................................................................
175
6.3.17 NVM 742_PH

6.3.17 NVM 742_PH ......................................................................................................
185
6.3.18 NVM 744_Fuser ..................................................................................................
227
6.3.19 NVM 745_Xfer.....................................................................................................
231
6.3.20 NVM 746_Xfer.....................................................................................................
253
6.3.21 NVM 747_Xfer.....................................................................................................
257
6.3.22 NVM 749_EXP

Version 1.2
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6.3.21 NVM 747_Xfer
6.3.4 DC135 HFSI List
6.3.5 NVM 700 Controller...............................................................................................
6.3.8 NVM 711 IISS........................................................................................................
6.3.20 NVM 746_Xfer
6.3.3 Analog Monitor Codes List
6.3.4 DC135 HFSI List ...................................................................................................
6.3.8 NVM 711 IISS
6.3.19 NVM 745_Xfe
6.3.2 DC330 Output Component Check List
6.3.3 DC140 Analog Monitor Codes List ........................................................................
121
6.3.18 NVM 744_Fuser
6.3.1 DC330 Input Component Check List
6.3.2 DC330 Output Component Check List ..................................................................
6.3.7 NVM 710 IISS........................................................................................................
6.3.16 NVM 741_Drive_MQ
6.2.1 Tools/Service Consumables
6.3.1 DC330 Input Component Check List.....................................................................
119
6.3.7 NVM 710 IISS
6.3.15 NVM 740_Mgr .....................................................................................................
6.2 Tools/Service Consumables/Consumables/Modification

6.2.1.1 Tools...................................................................................................................
6.2.1.2 Service Consumables ........................................................................................
6.2.2 Consumables ........................................................................................................
6.2.3 Modification ...........................................................................................................
6.3.6 NVM 701,702,709 Controller.................................................................................
95
6.3.22 NVM 749_EXP ....................................................................................................

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6.3.23 NVM 750_EXP
6.3.23 NVM 750_EXP ....................................................................................................
349
6.3.30 NVM 766_IOT Remote

6.3.30 NVM 766_IOT Remote ........................................................................................
351

6.3.31 NVM 770 Controller .............................................................................................
357

6.3.32 NVM 780 Controller .............................................................................................
365

6.3.33 NVM 785, 790 Controller .....................................................................................
369

6.3.34 NVM 790 Controller .............................................................................................
371

6.3.35 NVM 800 Controller .............................................................................................
375
6.3.36 NVM 803 ~809 Controller

6.3.36 NVM 803 ~809 Controller....................................................................................
379

6.3.37 NVM 810 Controller .............................................................................................
381

6.3.38 NVM 820 Controller .............................................................................................
389

6.3.39 NVM 823 Controller .............................................................................................
397
6.3.40 NVM 825 Controller (FAX) (FX Only)

6.3.40 NVM 825 Controller (FAX) (FX Only) ..................................................................
401
6.3.41 NVM 826 Controller (FAXmini)

6.3.41 NVM 826 Controller (FAXmini) ............................................................................
6.3.44 NVM 848_849_850 Controller.............................................................................
427
6.3.45 NVM 855, 856, 857, 858, 859 Controller.............................................................
431
6.3.46 NVM 860,870,880,900,910,920 Controller..........................................................
443
6.4 Service Mode

347
6.3.29 NVM 762_Deve

6.3.29 NVM 762_Deve ...................................................................................................
425
6.3.46 NVM 860,870,880,900,910,920 Controller

345
6.3.28 NVM 760_RegiCon

6.3.28 NVM 760_RegiCon..............................................................................................
6.3.43 NVM 840 Controller.............................................................................................
6.3.45 NVM 855, 856, 857, 858, 859 Controller

341
6.3.27 NVM 754_Procon

6.3.27 NVM 754_Procon ................................................................................................
423
6.3.44 NVM 848_849_850 Controller

337

6.3.26 NVM 753_Procon ................................................................................................
6.3.42 NVM 830 Controller.............................................................................................

325

6.3.25 NVM 752_Procon ................................................................................................
Version 1.2

305
6.3.24 NVM 751_Xero_Clean

6.3.24 NVM 751_Xero_Clean.........................................................................................
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6.4.1.1
6.4.1.2
6.4.1.3
6.4.1.4
6.4.1.5
UI Diagnostic Mode Structure ............................................................................

How to Enter the CE Mode ................................................................................
How to Exit from the CE Mode...........................................................................
Printing Various Reports ....................................................................................
Main Reports ......................................................................................................
455
456
458
459
459
6.4.2 How to Use the DC Codes

6.4.2.1 Check Request / Repair Request (EP Service):
DC003 (FX Only).............................................................................................................
6.4.2.2 Used Parts Collection Notification: DC004 (FX Only) ........................................
6.4.2.3 EP-DX Settings (EP Service) (FX Only).............................................................
6.4.2.4 EP-BB Registration (EP Service) .......................................................................
6.4.2.5 DC129 System Registration Adjustment ............................................................
6.4.2.6 DC131 NVM Read / Write ..................................................................................
6.4.2.7 DC330 Component Control (IO Check) .............................................................
6.4.2.8 DC140 Analog Monitor (IO Check) ....................................................................
6.4.2.9 DC355 Initialize Hard Disk .................................................................................
6.4.2.10 Software Options..............................................................................................
6.4.2.11 Delete All Data .................................................................................................
6.4.2.12 DC355 Hard Disk Failure Prediction Test (Sub System) .................................
6.4.2.13 DC527 ADF Independent Operation (Sub System) .........................................
6.4.2.14 DC500 Blank Page Threshold Value (Sub System).........................................
6.4.2.15 Signals Sending Test (Sub System/Fax Diagnostics) ......................................
6.4.2.16 Relay On/Off Test (Sub System/Fax Diagnostics) ...........................................
6.4.2.17 DC612 Print Test Pattern .................................................................................
6.4.2.18 DC945 White Reference Adjustment (MAX Setup/IIT Calibration) ..................
6.4.2.19 DC945 Optical Axis Correction (MAX Setup/IIT Calibration) ...........................
6.4.2.20 DC919 Color Balance Adjustment (MAX Setup) ..............................................
6.4.2.21 DC924 TRC Adjustment (MAX Setup) .............................................................
6.4.2.23 DC937 Procon On / Off Print (MAX Setup) ......................................................
6.4.2.24 DC945 IIT Calibration (MAX Setup) .................................................................
6.4.2.25 DC950 ATC Sensor Setup (MAX Setup) .........................................................
6.4.2.26 DC949 Default Developer ATC Setup..............................................................
6.4.2.27 DC991 Adjust Toner Density (MAX Setup/Tone Up / Down) ...........................
6.4.2.28 DC671 Regi Measurement Cycle (Registration) ..............................................
461
461
462
462
465
466
467
467
468
468
469
469
470
470
471
472
472
474
474
475
475
476
477
478
478
479
479
6.4.2.29
6.4.2.30
6.4.2.31
6.4.2.32
6.4.2.33
6.4.2.34
6.4.2.35
6.4.2.40
6.4.2.41
6.4.2.42
6.4.2.43
6.4.2.44
6.4.2.45
6.4.2.46
DC673 Registration Control Sensor Check Cycle............................................

DC675 Registration Control - Setup Cycle (Registration) ................................
DC301 Initialize NVM .......................................................................................
DC132 Machine ID / Billing Data (Adjustment / Others)...................................
DC135 Initialize HFSI Counter (Adjustment / Others) ......................................
DC118 Jam Counter (Faults) ...........................................................................
DC120 Failure Counter (Faults) .......................................................................
DC122 Shutdown History (Faults)....................................................................
DC912 2nd Transfer Voltage Offset Adjustment ..............................................
ESS-related Hardware Diagnostic Function.....................................................
Software Upgrade (Device UI method) ............................................................
Back Up Files / Restore Files ...........................................................................
Delete All Certificates/Initialize Settings ...........................................................
UI (Control Panel) Self Diagnosis Function......................................................
480
480
481
481
482
482
483
483
484
485
492
492
494
494
6.5.4.29 Bit 76 Description .............................................................................................

6.5.4.30 Bit 105~109 Description ...................................................................................
6.5.5 Troubleshooting of ISDN Communication(FX only) ..............................................
521
521
522
6.5.6 Super G3 Fax

6.5.6.1
6.5.6.2
6.5.6.3
6.5.6.4
6.5.6.5
Super G3 Fax .....................................................................................................

V.8 CM/JM Signal...............................................................................................
V.8 Operation / Auto Send .................................................................................
V.8 Operation/Manual Send ...............................................................................
Troubleshooting of Super G3 Fax ......................................................................
523
524
525
526
526
6.5 Fax Related Information

6.5.1 Activity Report (User Mode) ..................................................................................
6.5.2 Activity Report (CE Mode).....................................................................................
6.5.3 Protocol Monitor ....................................................................................................
497
498
498
6.5.4 Protocol Trace

6.5.4.1 Protocol Trace ....................................................................................................
506
6.5.4.2 FCF/FIF Description ...........................................................................................
507
6.5.4.3 Bit 7 Description .................................................................................................
507
6.5.4.4 Bit 6 Description .................................................................................................
508
6.5.4.5 Bit 16 Description ...............................................................................................
508
6.5.4.6 Bit 15 Description ...............................................................................................
509
6.5.4.7 Bit 14~11 Description .........................................................................................
509
6.5.4.8 Bit 10 Description ...............................................................................................
510
6.5.4.9 Bit 9 Description .................................................................................................
510
6.5.4.10 Bit 24, 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 72, 80, 88, 96, 104, 112 Description .......................
511
6.5.4.11 Bit 21~23 Description .......................................................................................
511
6.5.4.12 Bit 19, 20 Description .......................................................................................
512
6.5.4.13 Bit 17, 18 Description .......................................................................................
512
6.5.4.14 Bit 31 Description .............................................................................................
513
6.5.4.15 Bit 28 Description .............................................................................................
513
6.5.4.16 Bit 27 Description .............................................................................................
514
6.5.4.17 Bit 26 Description .............................................................................................
514
6.5.4.18 Bit 25 Description .............................................................................................
515
6.5.4.19 Bit 1, 3, 33~38, 47, 49~51, 53~55, 57, 59, 60, 62, 65~71, 73~75, 81~84, 87, 92~95, 97~99, 101,
102 Description ...............................................................................................................
515
6.5.4.20 Bit 46 Description .............................................................................................
516
6.5.4.21 Bit 45 Description .............................................................................................
517
6.5.4.22 Bit 44 Description .............................................................................................
517
6.5.4.23 Bit 43 Description .............................................................................................
518
6.5.4.24 Bit 42 Description .............................................................................................
518
6.5.4.25 Bit 41 Description .............................................................................................
519
6.5.4.26 Bit 79 Description .............................................................................................
519
6.5.4.27 Bit 78 Description .............................................................................................
520
6.5.4.28 Bit 77 Description .............................................................................................
520
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6.1.1 Product Name/Product Code/Serial No
Table 3 Taiwan
6.1.1.1 IOT
Product Name
Product Code
Main Unit Code
English-speaking countries
DocuCentre-IV C3370 CP
TC100397
TC100397
TC100398
TC100398
TC100399
TC100399
Main Unit Code
ApeosPort-IV C2270 CPS
TC100400
TC100400
TC100376
TC100401
TC100401
TC100377
TC100402
TC100402
TC100437
TC100403
TC100403
Table 1 English-speaking countries

Product Name
DocuCentre-IV C2270 CP P
Product Code
TC100376
TC100377
TC100437
TC100438
TC100438
TC100378
TC100378
TC100379
TC100379
TC100380
TC100380
TC100381
TC100381
ApeosPort-IV C2270 CPS P
TC100382

TC100383
TC100439
TC100440
TC100384
TC100385
TC100386
TC100387
China
Table 4 China
Product Name
Product Code
Main Unit Code
TC100382
TC100404
TC100404
TC100383
DocuCentre-IV C3370 CPS
TC100405
TC100405
TC100439
TC100406
TC100406
TC100440
TC100407
TC100407
TC100384
TC100408
TC100408
TC100385
TC100409
TC100409
TC100386
TC100410
TC100410
TC100387
TC100411
TC100411
Options
Korea
Option Installation Conditions for Each Model
Table 2 Korea
Product Name
Product Code
Main Unit Code
TC100388
TC100388
Provided features and their prerequisites
TC100389
TC100389
O: Option
TC100390
TC100390
OU: User installation
TC100391
TC100391
A: Extension System Memory (512MB)
TC100392
TC100392
B: Extension System Memory (1GB)
TC100393
TC100393
C: Fax Port Expansion Kit
TC100394
TC100394
D: Large Color Control Panel
TC100395
TC100395
E: Large Color Control Panel Installation Kit
1.
ApeosPort-IV (APC C2270/C3371/C3370/C4470/C5570)
F: Side Output Tray

Taiwan
G: Image Extension Kit

H: Finisher B1
Table 3 Taiwan
J: Condensation Prevention Installation Kit (For Scanning Section)
Product Name
Product Code
Main Unit Code
K: Condensation Prevention Installation Kit (For Main Unit)
TC100396
TC100396
L: Condensation Prevention Installation Kit (For Trays)
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X: Not installable
25, 30, 35: C2270, C3371, C3370, 45, 55: C4470, C5570
ApeosPort
Optional Product Name
Product
Code
Functions provided/overview of
required installation options
CPFS
Wing Table
EC101481
Can be installed at the right or left

side. Can be used to mount
accessories.
Attention Light II *6
EC100639
Light to notify the status of the MF OU

machine
OU
Voice Assistant *4, 6
SXDA001A
Voice-assisted operation guide
OU
OU
Assist Handle *6
EC101037
Custom tool for closing the Platen

Cover/Duplex Auto-Document
Feeder
OU
OU
Accessory Installation Kit A
E9100097
O
The Stand (Large) used for
installation of accessories. The
Installation Kit and the Harness are
common for AP/DC-III C3300G/
C3305G
Accessory Installation Kit B
YR85
O
The Stand (Small) used for
installation of accessories. The
Installation Kit and the Harness are
common for AP/DC-III C3300G/
C3305G
IC Card Gate Installation Kit
E9100062
The Stand used for installation of

IC Card Gate. The Installation Kit
and the Harness are common for
AP/DC-III C3300G/C3305G

Adapter
EL200675
Table 5
ApeosPort
Product
Code
CPFS
CPFS
PCC
Automatic Document Feeder
QC100060
Option for Platen device
Large Color Control Panel *1
EC101473
10.4 inch full color panel.

[Requires] Large Color Control
Panel Installation Kit, Side Tray
ODEF
ODEF

Options
Large Color Control Panel

Installation Kit
EC101474
Required when installing the Large O

Color Control Panel.
Extension System Memory

(512MB) *2
EC101475

(512MB) for Platen.

(1GB) *2
EC101476
Extension System Memory (1GB)
Side Tray
EC101477
For collated output. Required when O

installing the Large Color Control
Panel.
Inner Output Tray *3
EC101478
For inner collated output.
Finisher A1
A1QC10006 Stack, Sort, Staple (single, 50

sheets). For 25/35-sheet models.
Finisher B1
QC100062
25, 35: O 25, 35: O

45, 55: X 45, 55: X
CPFS
PCC
O
Stack, Sort, Staple (50 sheets).
Finisher B1 Center-binding Unit QC100044
For Finisher B1
Finisher B1 2/4H Punch Unit
QC100047
For Finisher B1

(US Standard)
QC100046
For Finisher B1
Finisher C1
QC100063
Stack, Sort, Staple (50 sheets),

Punch (2H).
Parallel Port
EC101516
Parallel Port for local printing.

Change Riser Card.
Center-binding Finisher C1
QC100064
Stack, Sort, Staple (50 sheets),

Punch (2H), Center Fold, Center
Bind.
Gigabit Ethernet PWB
EC101517
PWB + Riser + Japanese Manual. O

Change Riser Card.
Emulation Kit *5, 6
EC101482
OU
EC101183
For Finisher C1
SW Key: Insert the Emulation

ROM to the Main Unit Program
ROM.
OU
Finisher C1 2/3H Punch Unit

(US Standard)
High Capacity Feeder (1 Level) QC100065
High Capacity Feeder (2000

Sheets)
AdobeR PostScriptR 3TM Kit

(Heisei 2 Font) *5
EC101483
Annotation Kit
EC101479
SW Key: A feature that adds and

outputs images (date, page, etc.)
that do not exist in the document.
AdobeR PostScriptR 3TM Kit

(Morisawa 2 Font)
EC101484
English Kit
EC101480
User Guide and Control Panel

Cover
SW Key + Font ROM + CD:

AdobeR PostScriptR 3TM Kit are
included in the Emulation Kit
contents. For printing in High
Quality mode, it is recommended
that the memory be increased by
512MB or 1GB.
Printer-related Options
Table 5
Table 5
ApeosPort
Product
Code
CPFS
Multi-language Font Kit *6
EC101145
CD ROM. Supports Unicode

(UTF8) output from SAP
infrastructure output system.
Format supports English &
Japanese.
Memory Card Reader
EC101485
Media Print - Photo/Text Kit *6
EC101486
ApeosPort
CPFS
PCC
Product
Code
CPFS
OU
OU
Internet Fax Kit
EC101494
SW Key; Fax-HW is required from Standard Standard

DMP2009 onwards.
[Requires] Fax Kit 2, Fax
(Standard)
IP Fax (SIP) Kit
EC101495
SW Key; Feature to print from

Media and USB.
OU
OU
SW Key; SIP (Session Initiation

Protcol) support and IP Fax T.38
support.
[Requires] Fax Kit 2, Fax (no
feature provided)
FX Media Reader - single unit.

[Requires] The print feature
requires SW Key Option.
Fax Port Expansion Kit
EM100165
Dedicated option for the following X

PCC Model and Set Product Code
G3 Expansion Port Kit
EC101125
Dedicated option for the following X

PCC Model and Set Product Code
ISDN G3/G4 Expansion Port
EM100167
PCC Model and Set Product Code X

[Requires] Fax, Fax Port
Expansion Kit
Outside Line/Extension Kit
EM100168
PCC Model and Set Product Code X

[Requires] Fax
Watermark Extension Kit *6
EC101496
SW Key: Feature to print hidden

text
OU
OU
Data Security Kit *6
EC101497
SW Key: Deletes/encrypts all Hard OU

Disk data.
OU
Secure Watermark Kit *6
EC101498
SW Key: Feature to prevent

unauthorized copying
OU
OU
IC Card Customization Kit
EC101499
SW Key; Merchandising of
DMP2008 Exclusive Feature
Scanner-related Options
Scanner Kit
EC101487
SW Key
Standard Standard
Image Compression Kit
EC101488
Supports Dual Color Scan

[Requires] Scanner Kit
E-mail Kit *6
EC101489
SW Key
OU
OU
External Access Kit *6
EC101490
SW Key
OU
OU
Searchable PDF Kit *6, 7
EC101491
SW Key
[Requires] Scanner Kit, Image
Compression Kit
OU
OU
USB Expansion Kit
EC101492
USB Hub. For connecting with

Memory Card Reader.
SW Key; Feature for saving

scanned documents in USB.
OU
USB Memory Storage Kit *6
EC101493
CPFS
PCC
Security-related Options
OU
Fax-related Options
Fax Kit 2
QC100066
Standard G3 Fax, Paperless Fax,

Folder, Address Book, and Direct
Fax.
Standard X
Fax Port Expansion Kit 2
EL200880
Required when the G3 Expansion

Port Kit is installed.
[Requires] Fax Kit 2
Image Extension Kit
EC101518
Displays thumbnails/preview.
Required when installing the
Image Log Kit.
G3 Expansion Port Kit 2 *8
QL200073
[Requires] Fax Kit 2, Fax Port

Expansion Kit
Image Log Kit
EC101500
SW Key
[Requires] Image Extension Kit
Handset
EC100574
Required when the G3 Expansion

Port Kit is installed.
Image Log Kit (Adobe

PostScriptR 3TM)
EC101501
SW Key
[Requires] PS Kit
Bypass Stamp Kit (Red) *6
EC101504
Bundled harness length and

bracket renewed.
OU
OU
EC100996
[Requires] Condensation
Prevention Installation Kit (For
Scanning Section)
Version 1.2
Image-related Options
Other options
Condensation Prevention Kit
(Scanning Section Heater)
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G: Image Extension Kit
ApeosPort
Product
Code
CPFS

(Main Unit Heater)
EC101531
Main Unit)

(Tray Heater)
EC100998
Trays)
Condensation Prevention
Installation Kit (For Scanning
Section)
EC101502

(2270/3370 Main Unit Heater)
EC101531

EC101632
Hi Heater
Installation Kit (For Trays)
EC101532
The one above is for the Main Unit O
Earthquake Preparedness Kit
ZB38
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CPFS
PCC
H: Finisher B1
J: Condensation Prevention Installation Kit (For Scanning Section)
K: Condensation Prevention Installation Kit (For Main Unit)
L: Condensation Prevention Installation Kit (For Trays)
X:: Not installable
Table 6
Product
Code
DocuCentre
PFS
CPFS
CPFS
PCC
Options
Low Heater
Vendor
Vendor
*1: The Medium Color Control Panel and Large Color Control Panel cannot be installed together.
*2: There is one slot for system memory. When installing the Extension System Memory (512MB)
(Platen Model) or Extension System Memory (1GB), remove the Standard System Memory (512MB)
before installing.
*3: The Inner Output Tray, Finisher A1, Finisher B1, Finisher C1, and Center-binding Finisher C1
cannot be installed together.
Automatic Document Feeder
QC100060
Option for Platen device
Standard Standard
Large Color Control Panel *1
EC101473
10.4 inch full color panel.

[Requires] Large Color
Control Panel Installation
Kit, Side Tray

Installation Kit
EC101474
Required when installing

the Large Color Control
Panel.

(512MB) *2
EC101475
Extension System
Memory (512MB) for
Platen.

(1GB) *2
EC101476
Extension System
Memory (1GB)
Side Tray
EC101477
For collated output.

Required when installing
the Large Color Control
Panel.
*4: Requires a separate voice generation software.

*5: The Emulation Kit and Adobe PostScript 3TM Kit cannot be installed together.
2.
Functions provided/
overview of required
installation options
*6: This product is to be installed by the customer.
Inner Output Tray *3
EC101478
For inner collated output.
*7: When the Searchable PDF Kit is installed, OCR processing is only possible during B/W binary
scan. To perform OCR processing during color scan, the Image Compression Kit will also be
required.
Finisher A1
QC100061
Stack, Sort, Staple (single, 25, 35: O 25, 35: O 25, 35: O
50 sheets). For 25/3545, 55: X 45, 55: X 45, 55: X
sheet models.
*8: Can be expanded up to 5 ports. Up to three lines can be connected and the number of ports
indicates the number of channels that are available for communication.
Finisher B1
QC100062
Stack, Sort, Staple (50

sheets).
DocuCentre-IV C2270/C3371/C3370/C4470/C5570
Finisher B1 Center-binding
Unit
QC100044
For Finisher B1
Provided features and their prerequisites

O: Option
QC100047
For Finisher B1
OU: User installation
QC100046
For Finisher B1
A: Extension System Memory (512MB)

(US Standard)
B: Extension System Memory (1GB)
Finisher C1
QC100063

sheets), Punch (2H).
QC100064
O
sheets), Punch (2H),
Center Fold, Center Bind.
C: Fax Port Expansion Kit

D: Large Color Control Panel
E: Large Color Control Panel Installation Kit
F: Side Output Tray
Table 6
Table 6
Product
Code
Functions provided/
Finisher C1 2/3H Punch Unit

(US Standard)
EC101183
High Capacity Feeder (1

Level)
Annotation Kit
DocuCentre
PFS
CPFS
CPFS
PCC
For Finisher C1

Adapter
QC100065
High Capacity Feeder

(2000 Sheets)
Printer-related Options
EC101479
O
SW Key: A feature that
adds and outputs images
(date, page, etc.) that do
not exist in the document.
English Kit
EC101480
User Guide and Control

Panel Cover
Wing Table
EC101481
Can be installed at the

right or left side. Can be
used to mount
accessories.
EC100639
Light to notify the status of OU

the MF machine
OU
OU
Voice Assistant *4, 6
SXDA001A
Voice-assisted operation
guide
OU
OU
OU
Assist Handle *6
EC101037
Custom tool for closing

the Platen Cover/Duplex
Auto-Document Feeder
OU
OU
OU
Accessory Installation Kit A
E9100097
The Stand (Large) used

for installation of
accessories. The
Installation Kit and the
Harness are common for
AP/DC-III C3300G/
C3305G
Accessory Installation Kit B
YR85
The Stand (Small) used

for installation of
accessories. The
Installation Kit and the
Harness are common for
AP/DC-III C3300G/
C3305G
The Stand used for

installation of IC Card
Gate. The Installation Kit
and the Harness are
common for AP/DC-III
C3300G/C3305G
E9100062
Product
Code
EL200675
DocuCentre
PFS
CPFS
CPFS
PCC
Parallel Port
EC101516
Parallel Port for local

printing. Change Riser
Card.
Gigabit Ethernet PWB
EC101517
PWB + Riser + Japanese O

Manual. Change Riser
Card.
Emulation Kit *5, 6
EC101482
OU
SW Key: Insert the
Emulation ROM to the
Main Unit Program ROM.
OU
OU
O
SW Key + Font ROM +
CD: AdobeR PostScriptR
3TM Kit are included in
O
the Emulation Kit
contents. For printing in
High Quality mode, it is
recommended that the
memory be increased by
512MB or 1GB.
OU
OU
AdobeR PostScriptR 3TM Kit EC101483

(Heisei 2 Font) *5
Attention Light II *6
Functions provided/
AdobeR PostScriptR 3TM Kit EC101484

(Morisawa 2 Font)
OU
Multi-language Font Kit *6
EC101145
CD ROM. Supports
Unicode (UTF8) output
from SAP infrastructure
output system. Format
supports English &
Japanese.
Memory Card Reader
EC101485
FX Media Reader - single O

unit. [Requires] The print
feature requires SW Key
Option.
SW Key; Feature to print

from Media and USB.
OU
OU
OU
OU
Media Print - Photo/Text Kit *6 EC101486

Scanner-related Options
Version 1.2
Scanner Kit *6
EC101487
SW Key
EC101488
Supports Dual Color Scan O

E-mail Kit *6
EC101489
SW Key
OU
OU
OU
External Access Kit
EC101490
SW Key
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General
General
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Version 1.2
Table 6
Functions provided/
Table 6
DocuCentre
PFS
CPFS
CPFS
PCC
Product
Code
OU
OU
OU
EM100167
O
Product
Code
Searchable PDF Kit
EC101491
SW Key
[Requires] Scanner Kit,
USB Expansion Kit
EC101492
USB Hub. For connecting O

with Memory Card
Reader.
USB Memory Storage Kit *6
EC101493
SW Key; Feature for

saving scanned
documents in USB.
OU
OU
QC100066
EL200880
CPFS
CPFS
PCC
PCC Model and Set

Product Code [Requires]
Fax, Fax Port Expansion
Kit
EM100168
PCC Model and Set

Product Code [Requires]
Fax
Watermark Extension Kit *6
EC101496
SW Key: Feature to print

hidden text
OU
OU
OU
Data Security Kit *6
EC101497
SW Key: Deletes/encrypts OU
all Hard Disk data.
OU
OU
Secure Watermark Kit *6
EC101498
SW Key: Feature to
prevent unauthorized
copying
OU
OU
OU
IC Card Customization Kit
EC101499
SW Key; Merchandising
of DMP2008 Exclusive
Feature
Image Extension Kit
EC101518
Displays thumbnails/
preview. Required when
installing the Image Log
Kit.
Image Log Kit
EC101500
SW Key
[Requires] Image
Extension Kit
Image Log Kit (Adobe

PostScriptR 3TM)
EC101501
SW Key
[Requires] PS Kit

(Scanning Section Heater)
EC100996
[Requires] Condensation O
Prevention Installation Kit
(For Scanning Section)

(Main Unit Heater)
EC101531
(For Main Unit)

(Tray Heater)
EC100998
(For Trays)
Installation Kit (For Scanning
Section)
EC101502
OU
Security-related Options
O
Standard G3 Fax,
Paperless Fax, Folder,
Address Book, and Direct
Fax.
Required when the G3
Expansion Port Kit is
installed.
[Requires] Fax Kit 2
Standard X
G3 Expansion Port Kit 2 *8
QL200073

Port Expansion Kit
Handset
EC100574
Required when the G3

Expansion Port Kit is
installed.
Bypass Stamp Kit (Red) *6
EC101504
Bundled harness length

and bracket renewed.
OU
OU
OU
Internet Fax Kit *6
EC101494
SW Key; Fax-HW is
required from DMP2009
onwards.
OU
OU
OU
SW Key; SIP (Session

Initiation Protcol) support
and IP Fax T.38 support.
(no feature provided)
IP Fax (SIP) Kit
EC101495
DocuCentre
PFS
Fax-related Options
Fax Kit 2
Functions provided/
Image-related Options
Other options
EM100165
X
Dedicated option for the
following PCC Model and
Set Product Code
EC101125
X
Dedicated option for the
following PCC Model and
Set Product Code
6.1.2 Machine Dimension and Basis Weight
Table 6
Product
Code
Functions provided/
DocuCentre
PFS
CPFS
CPFS
PCC
Condensation Prevention Kit EC101531

Low Heater
Condensation Prevention Kit EC101632

Hi Heater
Installation Kit (For Trays)
The one above is for the

Main Unit
Vendor
Vendor
Vendor
EC101532
ApeosPort/DocuCentre-IV C2270/C3371/C3370/C4470/C5570
The following are the sizes and weights of the individual products:(excluding toner)
6.1.2.1 Machine Size

Table 1
Earthquake Preparedness Kit ZB38
Configuration
Product Configuration
UI
Standard (Platen) Model
Horizontal PLTN
(8.5")
DADF
Standard (DADF) Model
Machine Size (mm)
IN
OUT
Width
Depth
Height
None
640
685
1040.5
None
640
685
1127.3
A1-Fin Model
A1-Fin
662.6
685
1127.3
*1: The Medium Color Control Panel and Large Color Control Panel cannot be installed together.
B1-Fin Model
B1-Fin
1182
685
1127.3
*2: There is one slot for system memory. When installing the Extension System Memory (512MB)
(Platen Model) or Extension System Memory (1GB), remove the Standard System Memory
(512MB) before installing.
B1-Fin/Booklet
1182
695
1127.3
C1-Fin Model
C1-Fin
1364.1
685
1127.3
C1-Fin/Booklet
1515.7
685
1127.3
*3: The Inner Output Tray, Finisher A1, Finisher B1, Finisher C1, and Center-binding Finisher C1
cannot be installed together.
HCF/C1-Fin Model
C1-Fin
1681.1
685
1127.3
C1-Fin/Booklet
1832.7
685
1127.3
None
965.1
685
1404.6
*4: Requires a separate voice generation software.

*5: The Emulation Kit and Adobe PostScript 3TM Kit cannot be installed together.
Vertical UI Model
*6: This product is to be installed by the customer.

*7: When the Searchable PDF Kit is installed, OCR processing is only possible during B/W binary
scan. To perform OCR processing during color scan, the Image Compression Kit will also be
required.
*8: Can be expanded up to 5 ports. Up to three lines can be connected and the number of ports
indicates the number of channels that are available for communication.
Vertical
(10.4")
DADF
6.1.2.2 Machine Weight

1.
Measurement Conditions
Not inclusive of options, Output Tray, Paper, New Toner Cartridges (2.7kg). Inclusive of Power Cord.
Table 2
Main Unit of Configuration
Weight
DocuCentre-IV C2270P/C3371P/C3370P [Platen/3TM]
126kg or less
ApeosPort/DocuCentre-IV C2270/C3371/C3370 [DADF/3TM] (with Fax)
133kg or less
DocuCentre-IV C4470P [Platen/3TM]
129kg or less
ApeosPort/DocuCentre-IV C4470/C5570 [DADF/3TM] (with Fax)
136kg or less
2.
Weight of Options
Table 3
Option Name
Version 1.2
Weight
Option Name
Weight
DADF (PF2.01)
7.5kg or less Finisher C1 (H-Tra inside)
60kg or less
Face Up Tray
0.6kg
Finisher C1/Booklet (H-Tra inside)
90kg or less
3TM [For C2270/C3371/

C3370]
34.2kg
HCF
29kg
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General
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Version 1.2
6.1.2.3 List of Machine Sizes and Weights for Standard Configuration
Table 3
Option Name
Weight
Option Name
Weight
3TM [For C4470/5570]
34.2kg
Vertical UI (difference with Horizontal UI, Wing 6.1kg

inside)
Product Name
Machine Size (W x D x H mm)
Weight (kg)
Table 4
Finisher A1
12kg
Fax-mini
1.1kg
DC-IV C2270/C3371/C3370 (With Platen)
640mm x 685mm x 1040.5mm
126 kg or less
Finisher B1 (H-Tra inside)
28kg
Platen Cover
1.7g
C4470 (With Platen)
640mm x 685mm x 1040.5mm
129kg
Booklet (For Finisher B1)
9.2kg
Inner Tray
0.8kg
640mm x 685mm x 1127.3mm
Punch (For Finisher SB)
0.7kg
AP/DC-IV C2270/C3371/C3370/C4470/
C5570 (With DADF)
C2270/C3371/
C3370 133kg or
less
C4470/C5570
136kg or less
AP/DC-IV C2270/C3371/C3370 (With

Finisher A1)
662.6mm x 685mm x 1127.3mm
145kg or less
AP/DC-IV C2270/C3371/C3370/C4470/
C5570 (With Finisher B1)
1182mm x 685mm x 1127.3mm
C2270/C3371/
C3370 161kg or
less
C4470/C5570
164kg or less
AP/DC-IV C2270/C3371/C3370/C4470/
C5570 (With Finisher B1 + Booklet)
1182mm x 695mm x 1127.3mm
C2270/C3371/
C3370 170.2kg or
less
C4470/C5570
173.2kg or less
AP/DC-IV C2270/C3371/C3370/C4470/
C5570 (With Finisher C1)
1681.1mm x 685mm x 1127.3mm
C2270/C3371/
C3370 193kg or
less
C4470/C5570
196kg or less
AP/DC-IV C2270/C3371/C3370/C4470/
C5570 (With Finisher C1 + Booklet)
1515.7mm x 685mm x 1127.3mm
C2270/C3371/
C3370 223kg or
less
C4470/C5570
226kg or less
AP/DC-IV C2270/C3371/C3370/C4470/
C5570 (With HCF/Finisher C1)
1681.1mm x 685mm x 1127.3mm
C2270/C3371/
C3370 222kg or
less
C4470/C5570
225kg or less
AP/DC-IV C2270/C3371/C3370/C4470/
C5570 (With HCF/Finisher C1 + Booklet)
1832.7mm x 685mm x 1127.3mm
C2270/C3371/
C3370 252kg or
less
C4470/C5570
255kg or less
6.1.2.3 Detailed Machine Sizes for Standard Configuration
DC-IV C2270/C3371/C3370 (With Platen)
(640 x 685 x 1040.5mm), 126kg or less (Figure 1)
C4470 (With Platen)

(640 x 685 x 1040.5mm), 129kg or less (Figure 1)
Figure 3 j0ki61002
1182 x 685 x 1127.3mm, C2270/C3371/C3370 159.9kg or less / C4470/C5570 162.9kg or less

(Figure 4)
Figure 1 j0ki61000
AP/DC-IV C2270/C3371/C3370/C4470/C5570 (With Finisher B1)
AP/DC-IV C2270/C3371/C3370/C4470/C5570 (With DADF)

640 x 685 x 1127.3mm, C2270/C3371/C3370 133kg or less / C4470/C5570 136kg or less (Figure 2)
Figure 4 j0ki61003
Figure 2 j0ki61001
AP/DC-IV C2270/C3371/C3370/C4470/C5570 (With Finisher B1 + Booklet)

1182 x 695 x 1127.3mm, C2270/C3371/C3370 169.1kg or less / C4470/C5570 172.1kg or less
(Figure 5)
AP/DC-IV C2270/C3371/C3370 (With Finisher A1)

662.6 x 685 x 1127.3mm, 145kg or less (Figure 3)
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Figure 5 j0ki61004
AP/DC-IV C2270/C3371/C3370/C4470/C5570 (With Finisher C1)
1515.7 x 685 x 1127.3mm, C2270/C3371/C3370 223kg or less / C4470/C5570 226kg or less

(Figure 7)
AP/DC-IV C2270/C3371/C3370/C4470/C5570 (With HCF/Finisher C1)

(Figure 8)
Figure 6 j0ki61005
AP/DC-IV C2270/C3371/C3370/C4470/C5570 (With Finisher C1 + Booklet)
Version 1.2
Figure 7 j0ki61006

(Figure 6)
Figure 8 j0ki61007
AP/DC-IV C2270/C3371/C3370/C4470/C5570 (With HCF/Finisher C1 + Booklet)

(Figure 9)
6.1.3 Installation Space
DC-IV C2270/C3371/C3370/C4470 (With Platen)

Installation Space (W x D): 1216mm x 1608.2mm
Figure 9 j0ki61008
Figure 1 j0ki61009
AP/DC-IV C2270/C3371/C3370/C4470/C5570 (With DADF)

Figure 2 j0ki61010
AP/DC-IV C2270/C3371/C3370 (With Finisher A1)

Version 1.2
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General
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Version 1.2
Figure 3 j0ki61011
AP/DC-IV C2270/C3371/C3370/C4470/C5570 (With Finisher B1 + Booklet)

Figure 5 j0ki61013
AP/DC-IV C2270/C3371/C3370/C4470/C5570 (With HCF/Finisher C1 + Booklet)

Installation Space (W x D): 2128.4mm x 1608.2mm (without Booklet)
2187.7mm x 1608.2mm (with Booklet)
Figure 4 j0ki61012
Figure 6 j0ki61014
AP/DC-IV C2270/C3371/C3370/C4470/C5570 (With Finisher C1 + Booklet)

Installation Space (W x D): 2012.4mm x 1608.2mm (without Booklet)
Max Floor Weight Capacity (Reference value): 288kg
2071.7mm x 1608.2mm (with Booklet)

= Main Unit [50/55] (TTM) + Vertical UI + C-Fin/Booklet + F/UTray + HCF + Toner x4 + [Margin *1] (5% of
total weight)
=(136+(43.1-34.2)+6.1+90+0.6+0.7+29+2.7)*1.05=288
*1) Including ESS OPT, etc.
6.1.4 Levelness
6.1.5 Electrical Specification
As long as the machine is operated when it is within 5mm at the front and rear and 10mm at the left and
right from the installation floor, malfunctions should not occur.
Electrical Specification
Table 1 Electrical Specification
Applicable Area
Source Voltage
(V)
Japan
100V +/-10%
50/60+/-3%
TFX
110V +/-10%
60+/-3%
Frequency (Hz)
FXA/FXNZ/FXS/FXM/PFX/THFX/ 240V +10%

FXK/FXHK/ICO
220V -10%
50/60+/-3%
FXCL
50+/-3%
220V +/-10%
Maximum power consumption

Power consumption with full system.
Table 2 Maximum power consumption
Applicable Area
Voltage (V)
Power
Consumption
(VA)
Japan
100V
1500VA or less
TFX
110V
1650VA or less
FXA/FXNZ/FXS/FXM/PFX/THFX/ 240V
FXK/FXHK/ICO
220V
2400VA or less
2200VA or less
FXCL
2200VA or less
220V
Table 3 <Reference> Low Power Mode Power (Japan = CPFS machine, AP/China = CPS
machine): Energy Star Exempt
2525 machine
3030/3535
machine
4545 machine
5055 machine
Japan (100V)
approx. 52W
approx. 52W
approx. 71W
approx. 71W
AP/China (115V)
approx. 50W
approx. 50W
approx. 68W
approx. 68W
AP/China (230V)
approx. 50W
approx. 50W
approx. 68W
approx. 68W
Table 4 <Reference> Standby Power (Japan = CPFS machine, AP/China = CPS machine):
Energy Star Exempt
2525 machine
Version 1.2
3030/3535
machine
4545 machine
5055 machine
Japan (100V)
80W or less
80W or less
130W or less
130W or less
AP/China (115V)
80W or less
80W or less
130W or less
130W or less
AP/China (230V)
80W or less
80W or less
130W or less
130W or less
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General
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6.1 Specification
Noise: represents acoustic power level

Table 5 [C2270 (C3371/C3370)]
C2270
C3371/C3370
Standby
When
running
Standby
When
running
Main Unit
3.7
3.7
3.7
3.7
Full System
6.5
7.2
6.7
7.3
Table 6 [C4470 (C5570)]

C4470
Standby
C5570
When
running
Standby
When
running
Main Unit
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
Full System
6.9
7.5
7.05
7.6
Version 1.2
Reference > List of Power States

Table 7 List of Power States
Name
Modes
(IPS)
IOT
(Tray)
Main Power
OFF
Sub Power OFF
Status
State of Switches Breaker SW
ESS
(Breaker
OFF)
Sleep
Low Power *4
Standby
Running
Only the ESS OS is

running. The UI/IIT/IOT/
Fax are OFF and Fax
call/print receive are not
available
The UI/IIT/IOT are

OFF to minimize
energy
consumption
The UI is OFF to
minimize energy
consumption
A state that can

quickly transition
to Running
Operating states
such as: data
receiving/image
creation/recording
ON
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
Main Power SW
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
Power SW
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
ESS State
OFF
OFF
Sleep (CPU OFF)
Sleep or Sleep
(CPU OFF)
Standby
Standby
Run
ESS FAN
OFF
OFF
**
**
**
**
**
Ethernet
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
USB 5V
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
USB 5V FAX
OFF
OFF
OFF *2
ON
ON
ON
ON
IPS
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
5V Standby *1
OFF
OFF
ON *2
ON
ON
ON
ON
5V/24V (IOT)
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
MCU
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
Fuser
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
*H: 60C (approx.

average of 5W)
*L: OFF
*H: 120C (approx. 170C *8

average of 30W)
*L: OFF
NOHAD FAN *5
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
Enabled
Enabled
Enabled
Regi Heater (10W)
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
Enabled
Enabled
OFF
IOT Condensation Prevention

Heater (32W)
OFF
OFF
Enabled
Enabled
OFF
OFF
OFF
Accessory AC
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
PSW AC
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
Usage restricted
Usage restricted
3TM/TTM
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
Tray Heater (**W) **
OFF
OFF
Enabled
Enabled
OFF
OFF
OFF
HCF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
(OUT)
Finisher AC
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
UI
LCD
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
LED
OFF
OFF
Enabled
Enabled
Enabled
Enabled
Enabled
IIT
IIT 24V (3, 5, 11)
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
DADF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON ON
ON ON
IIT Condensation Prevention

Heater (20W)
OFF
OFF
Enabled
Enabled
OFF
OFF
OFF
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Table 7 List of Power States

Name
Modes
Status
FAX
5V Standby 5V/24V (IOT)
Function
(Breaker
OFF)
Main Power
OFF
Sub Power OFF
Only the ESS OS is
Fax are OFF and Fax
call/print receive are not
available
Standby
Running
The UI/IIT/IOT are

OFF to minimize
energy
consumption
The UI is OFF to
minimize energy
consumption
A state that can

quickly transition
to Running
Operating states
such as: data
receiving/image
creation/recording
OFF
OFF *2
ON (Call available)
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
Enabled
Print Fax receive Scan output
OFF
OFF
OFF
Enabled *6
Enabled *6
Enabled
Copy Scan
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
Enabled
Enabled
CWI
SMIB
AST
OFF
OFF
OFF
Limited *3
Enabled
Enabled
Enabled
Main Usage
Leakage
prevention
All Power
OFF
Energy saving state with

condensation prevention
All features such as Process is running

Energy saving state Energy Saver
Copy, etc are
recovery from
where Print & Fax
accessory (2009-2a usable
can be received
and later)
*1 When AC is supplied to the LVPS, this is usually ON and supplying to ESS & Fax
*2 As the Fax Voltage increases at USB OFF and Standby ON, for this product, the Fax Power Supply is
turned OFF
*3 Although the IOT State is the one conveyed before entering Energy Saver, the Paper/Toner
replenishment during Sleep is not reflected
*4 The factory settings is transition straight to Sleep without going through Low Power
*5 As many Fans have complicated specs, the details are documented separately
*6 When these instructions are received, immediately transition to Ready/Run
*7 This spec is for C4470/C5570 only (it is OFF in C2270/C3370)
*8 In case of C4470/C5570 Heavyweight Full Color (Max)
*L C2270/C3370
Low Power *4
OFF
** Under hearing (TBD)
*H C4470/C5570
Sleep
6.1.6 Installation Environment
6.1.7 WarmUp
The machine can be operated under the following operating conditions:
Measurement Conditions: Temperature 20C, Humidity 65%). Toner Recovery and Setup Cycle are not
included.
Temperature: 10 to 28C
Humidity: 15 to 85%
Altitute: 0m to 2500m
Table 1
Config
AC
After Power
ON
After Sleep Mode is After Low Power Mode is

cancelled
cancelled *
C2270/C3371/C3370 100V
28sec or less
10sec or less
10sec or less
C4470/C5570
28sec or less
15sec or less
10sec or less
100V
*: When the Low Power Mode is cancelled one hour after it is initiated. However, as the factory settings
sets Low Power to 1min and Sleep to 1min, the transtion to Low Power and Sleep will be simultaneous,
resulting in the appearance of direct transition to Sleep.
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-21
6.1 Specification
General
General
2010/08
6-22
6.1 Specification
Version 1.2
6.1.8 FCOT (First Copy Output Time)
6.1.9 Copy Speed
The FPOT (First Print Output Time) is defined as follows.
Copy CPM is defined as follows:
The time that is required since the [Start] button is pressed until the first paper is output from the machine.
For output to the Face Down Tray, the time taken between the output of the tail edge of the 1st sheet until
the output of the tail edge of the 11th sheet is defined as t seconds, the number of sheets that are printed
within 1 minute can be calculated by the formula [60/t x 10]. The numerical value for Duplex is IPM
(Images Per Minute).
<Prerequisite>
Platen document, ratio: 100%, Tray: No. 1, Paper: A4 LEF, 1 Sided copy, Face Down Tray
For 2 Sided Copy: Calculate by the formula [60/t x 20].

Table 1 [C5570]
Limitation: This does not include the time for settings/cleaning/sagging.
Document Set Output

No. Platen/DADF
Tray
Priority Mode BW
FC
Platen
Exit 1
BW priority
3.7sec or less
6.5sec or less
Platen
Exit 1
Color priority
5.0sec or less
5.2sec or less
DADF
Exit 1
BW priority
5.2sec or less
6.4sec or less
DADF
Exit 1
Color priority
5.2sec or less
6.4sec or less
NOTE: *3: If automatic recognition of paper size is in operation, the very first sheet will be printed at the
same productivity rate as A3 S or 17". After performing the cleaning of the 2nd BTR right after that, the
second sheet onwards will be printed at the productivity rate of the paper sized determined from the first
sheet.
FC
[C5570] (FC/BW)
Table 2 [C4470]
Document Set Output
No. Platen/DADF
Tray
Priority Mode BW
Platen
Exit 1
BW priority
4.4sec or less
7.0sec or less
Platen
Exit 1
Color priority
5.7sec or less
5.7sec or less
DADF
Exit 1
BW priority
5.7sec or less
6.8sec or less
DADF
Exit 1
Color priority
5.7sec or less
6.8sec or less
Table 3 [C3371/C3370]
Document Set Output
No. Platen/DADF
Tray
Priority Mode BW
FC
Platen
Exit 1
BW priority
4.9sec or less
7.7sec or less
Platen
Exit 1
Color priority
6.3sec or less
6.4sec or less
DADF
Exit 1
BW priority
6.8sec or less
8.3sec or less
DADF
Exit 1
Color priority
6.8sec or less
8.3sec or less
Table 4 [C2270]
Document Set Output
No. Platen/DADF
Tray
Priority Mode BW
FC
BW priority
10.0sec or less
Platen
Exit 1
6.6sec or less
Platen
Exit 1
Color priority
8.0sec or less
8.7sec or less
DADF
Exit 1
BW priority
8.5sec or less
10.7sec or less
DADF
Exit 1
Color priority
8.5sec or less
10.7sec or less
NOTE: *1: Labels have the same productivity rate as Heavyweight.

NOTE: *2: If the paper size is automatically detected at the MSI, printing is performed with the
productivity appropriate for that paper size.
Tray Feed/Exit 1 Output

Unit: 1 Sided: cpm, 2 Sided: ipm
Table 1
Paper Size
Plain 1 Sided
Plain 2 Sided
Heavyweight 1
Sided
Heavyweight 2
Sided
A4 L
8.5 x 11 L
B5 L
50/55
50/55
32/32
32/32
A4 S
8.5 x 11 S
36/39
36/39
25/25
25/25
B4
8.5 x 13 S
8.5 x 14 S
29/32
19/21
20/20
15/15
A3 S
11 x 17 S
25/27
18/19
17/17
13/13
12 x 18 S
12 x 19 S
SRA3
25/27
17/19
17/17
13/13
When using the MSI

Table 4
Table 2
Paper Size
Plain 1 Sided
Plain 2 Sided
Heavyweight 1
Sided
Heavyweight 2
Sided
32/32
A4 L
8.5 x 11 L
B5 L
40/40
40/40
32/32
32/32
25/25
25/25
A4 S
8.5 x 11 S
31/31
31/31
25/25
25/25
19/21
20/20
15/15
B4 S
8.5 x 13 S
8.5 x 14 S
26/26
17/17
20/20
15/15
25/27
18/19
17/17
13/13
A3 S
11 x 17 S
22/22
15/15
17/17
13/13
23/26
17/18
17/17
13/13
12 x 18 S
12 x 19 S
SRA3
21/21
15/15
17/17
1313
Paper Size
Plain 1 Sided
Plain 2 Sided
Heavyweight 1
Sided
Heavyweight 2
Sided
A4 L
8.5 x 11 L
B5 L
43/47
43/47
32/32
A4 S
8.5 x 11 S
34/38
34/38
B4 S
8.5 x 13 S
8.5 x 14 S
29/32
A3 S
11 x 17 S
12 x 18 S
12 x 19 S
SRA3
[C4470] (FC/BW)
[C3371] (FC/BW)


Table 5
Table 3
Paper Size
Plain 1 Sided
Plain 2 Sided
Heavyweight 1
Sided
Heavyweight 2
Sided
32/32
A4 L
8.5 x 11 L
B5 L
30/30
30/30
25/25/
25/25
25/25
25/25
A4 S
8.5 x 11 S
23/23
23/23
19/19
19/19
17/17
20/20
15/15
B4 S
8.5 x 13 S
8.5 x 14 S
20/20
12/12
16/16
9.9/9.9
22/22
15/15
17/17
13/13
A3 S
11 x 17 S
17/17
11/11
14/14
9.0/9.0
22/22
15/15
17/17
13/13
12 x 18 S
12 x 19 S
SRA3
15/15
10/10
12/12
8.3/8.3
Paper Size
Plain 1 Sided
Plain 2 Sided
Heavyweight 1
Sided
A4 L
8.5 x 11 L
B5 L
45/45
45/45
32/32
A4 S
8.5 x 11 S
32/32
32/32
B4 S
8.5 x 13 S
8.5 x 14 S
26/26
A3 S
11 x 17 S
12 x 18 S
12 x 19 S
SRA3
When using the MSI
Version 1.2
Heavyweight 2
Sided
2010/08
6-23
When using the MSI
6.1 Specification
General
General
2010/08
6-24
6.1 Specification
Version 1.2
Table 8
Table 6
Paper Size
Plain 1 Sided
Plain 2 Sided
Heavyweight 1
Sided
Heavyweight 2
Sided
24/24
A4 L
8.5 x 11 L
B5 L
30/30
32/32
24/24
24/24
19/19
19/19
A4 S
8.5 x 11 S
24/24
25/25
19/19
19/19
11/11
16/16
9.8/9.8
B4 S
8.5 x 13 S
8.5 x 14 S
21/21
13/13
16/16
9.8/9.8
15/15
10/10
14/14
8.9/8.9
A3 S
11 x 17 S
18/18
12/12
14/14
8.9/8.9
14/14
9/9
12/8.2
12/8.2
12 x 18 S
12 x 19 S
SRA3
16/16
11/11
12/12
8.2/8.2
Paper Size
Plain 1 Sided
Plain 2 Sided
Heavyweight 1
Sided
Heavyweight 2
Sided
A4 L
8.5 x 11 L
B5 L
26/26
27/27
24/24
A4 S
8.5 x 11 S
21/21
21/21
B4 S
8.5 x 13 S
8.5 x 14 S
18/18
A3 S
11 x 17 S
12 x 18 S
12 x 19 S
SRA3
[C3370] (FC/BW)
[C2270] (FC/BW)


Table 9
Table 7
Paper Size
Plain 1 Sided
Plain 2 Sided
Heavyweight 1
Sided
Heavyweight 2
Sided
25/25
A4 L
8.5 x 11 L
B5 L
25/25
25/25
15/25
15/25
19/19
19/19
A4 S
8.5 x 11 S
19/19
19/19
12/19
12/19
14/14
16/16
9.9/9.9
B4 S
8.5 x 13 S
8.5 x 14 S
16/16
9.9/9.9
10/16
6.5/9.9
20/20
13/13
14/14
9.0/9.0
A3 S
11 x 17 S
14/14
9.0/9.0
8.0/14
5.7/9.0
18/18
12/12
12/12
8.3/8.3
12 x 18 S
12 x 19 S
SRA3
12/12
8.3/8.3
7.0/12
4.3/8.3
Paper Size
Plain 1 Sided
Plain 2 Sided
Heavyweight 1
Sided
A4 L
8.5 x 11 L
B5 L
35/35
35/35
25/25/
A4 S
8.5 x 11 S
27/27
27/27
B4 S
8.5 x 13 S
8.5 x 14 S
23/23
A3 S
11 x 17 S
12 x 18 S
12 x 19 S
SRA3
When using the MSI
Heavyweight 2
Sided
When using the MSI
6.1.10 Paper Tray Capacity
Paper tray capacity
Table 10
Paper Size
Plain 1 Sided
Plain 2 Sided
Heavyweight 1
Sided
Heavyweight 2
Sided
A4 L
8.5 x 11 L
B5 L
24/24
24/24
14/24
15/24
A4 S
8.5 x 11 S
19/19
19/19
12/19
12/19
B4 S
8.5 x 13 S
8.5 x 14 S
16/16
9.8/9.8
9.7/16
6.4/9.8
A3 S
11 x 17 S
14/14
8.9/8.9
7.8/14
5.7/8.9
12 x 18 S
12 x 19 S
SRA3
12/12
8.2/8.2
6.8/12
4.3/8.2
Version 1.2
The no. of sheets that can be accommodated in each tray is as follows:

Table 1
Tray
Capacity
Large Size (Standard)
Standard Tray (FX/AP)
560 sheets (P paper)
297mm x 431.8mm
3TM (FX/AP)
Tray 2
Tray 3
Tray 4
320mm x 457.2mm

SRA3 S, 12 x 18 S
A4 L, Letter L
A4 L, Letter L
MSI (FX/AP)
10mm stack
320.0mm x 482.6mm
HCF (FX/AP)
210mm x 297mm
216mm x 279.5mm
TTM (AP)
Tray 2
Tray 3
Tray 4
2010/08
6-25
6.1 Specification
General
General
2010/08
6-26
6.1 Specification
Version 1.2
6.1.11 Paper Size and Loading Orientation
6.1.12 Paper Weight
The paper sizes that can be loaded in the Paper Tray and their loading orientation are as follows.
The IOT operation mode adjusts the fusing temperature and secondary transfer voltage appropriately
according to the paper type.
Table 1
Tray
Standard Size
Non-Standard Size
Standard Tray
3TM
Tray 2
Tray 3
Tray 4
Smallest: A5 SEF, A5 LEF cannot be fed.

Max: SRA3 S, 12 x 18 S
Paper that can be accomodated: A3 SEF,
B4 SEF(*1), A4 SEF, A4 LEF, B5 SEF(*1),
B5 LEF(*1), A5 SEF(*1), 11x17" SEF,
Legal (8.5x14") SEF, Legal (8.5x13") SEF,
Letter (8.5x11") SEF, Letter (8.5x11") LEF,
8K SEF(*1), 16K LEF(*1)
Minimum: 139.7mm wide x 182.0mm

long
Maximum: 297.0mm wide x 431.8mm
long
Min: A5 S, Max: SRA3 S, 12 x 18 S

Min: B5 L, MAx: A4 L, Letter L
Same as above
Min: 139.7 x 182.0, Max: 320.0 x 457.2

Not supported
Same as above
TTM (AP)
Tray 2
Tray 3
Tray 4
MSI
HCF
The paper weights/types that can be fed in the various paper trays are as follows.
The paper type for the Tray can be set using the Control Panel.
Furthermore, the paper type for the MSI can be selected using the Control Panel.
Paper Tray: Trays 1 to 4

Table 1
Paper types that can be fed (gsm)
Reference
Plain (60~79): Default

Bond Paper (80~105)
Heavyweight (106~169), Heavyweight Reload (106~169)
Reload is for Manual Duplex
Minimum: Postcard (100.0mm wide x 148.0mm Sizes (88.9 to 320.0mm) wide x (98.4 to
487.6mm) long
long)
Maximum SEF: SRA3 (297.0mm wide x
420.0mm long)
Extra Heavyweight (170~256), Extra Heavyweight Reload

(170~256)
Min: B5 L, 7.25 x 10.5 L

Max: A4 L, Letter L
Labels (106~169)
Not supported
Gloss (106~169), Gloss Reload (106~169)
HW Gloss (170~256), HW Gloss Reload (170~256)
Transparency
(*1) In one machine, the Tray cannot be differentiated for 8x10" SEF and B5 SEF, 5.5x8.5" SEF and A5
SEF, 8K SEF and B4 SEF, as well as 16K LEF and B5 LEF respectively.
Paper tray: MSI

Table 2

Default size guides at shipment

Bond Paper (80~105)
Table 2
Lightweight (55~59)
Shipment
model
Tray 1
Tray 2
Tray 3
Tray 4
Tray 6
Standard Tray
A4 LEF
3TM
Reference


(170~256)
A4 LEF
B4 SEF
A3 SEF
Labels (108~189)
Transparency
TTM
A4 LEF
A4 LEF
A4 LEF
HCF
A4 LEF
FX Postcard 4 reams can only be fed vertically (SEF). Horizontal feed (LEF) is not possible.
Jam rates vary depending on the paper type.
Plain, Heavyweight and Extra Heavyweight are further classified into the following paper types
which can be changed by the user.
HCF
Extra Heavyweight
Table 6
Table 3
Reference
Classification
Paper Type
Extra Heavyweight A OK Prince, Color Copy

Bond Paper (80~105)
Extra Heavyweight B Name Card paper equivalent
Lightweight (55~59)
Extra Heavyweight C Name Card paper equivalent
Extra Heavyweight D Film Label, Waterproof Film Coated

(170~256)
Extra Heavyweight S Extra Heavyweight A equivalent
Labels (108~189)
Transparency
Plain
Table 4
Classification
Paper Type
Plain A
J paper/JD paper equivalent
Plain B
P/C2 equivalent: Default value of Plain
Plain C
FR/G70/SG
Plain D
Plain B equivalent
Plain E
Plain D equivalent
Plain F
Plain D equivalent
Plain G
Plain A equivalent
Plain S
For Special Settings (Plain equivalent of other

heavyweights)
J Gloss 104gsm/JD Gloss 105gsm
Heavyweight
Table 5
Classification
Paper Type
Heavyweight A
Ncolor, OK Prince Bond
Heavyweight B
Water-proof paper equivalent
Heavyweight C
White Film equivalent
Heavyweight S
For Special Settings 1 (Heavyweight A equivalent)
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-27
6.1 Specification
General
General
6.1 Specification
2010/08
6-28
Version 1.2
6.1.13 Automatic Duplex Print
6.1.14 Output Tray Capacity
Automatic Duplex print is possible for Plain, Heavyweight and Gloss fed from the standard tray, 3TM, and
MSI.
Center Output Tray (Standard: Face Down Tray)

Supported Size: All paper sizes handled by the machine
Capacity: The average values of the no. of sheets that can be accomodated are as follows (using
fresh paper)
As the side skew may worsen for Heavyweight and Gloss that are 128gsm or heavier, it is noted that this
situation can be handled by manual duplex.
Table 1
The paper sizes that can be used for 2 sided print are as follows.
Fast Scan Direction: 128.0mm~320.0mm
Slow Scan Direction: 139.7mm~482.6mm
Paper Weight that can be used for Duplex Print
60~220gsm. However, the paper type for between 170 to 220gsm is limited.
B Zone
Configuration
Output
Tray
Paper Type
OCT Off
OCT On
Exit 2 Tray not available
Exit 1
P Paper - A4 LEF
400
200
P Paper - A3 SEF
200
Exit 1
P Paper - A4 LEF
250
125
Exit 2
P Paper - A4 LEF
250
125
Exit 2 Tray available (option*)
Duplex 2-Up:
It is possible perform 2-Up print when the paper length in the Slow Scan direction is between 139.7mm
and 297.0mm and 1-Up print when it is between 297.1mm and 482.6mm. For the Fast Scan direction, it
is between 128.0mm and 320.0mm.
*The availability of Exit 2 Tray is set at the NVM
Manual 2 Sided:
The ability to accomodate A4 SEF and Letter SEF is not defined.
The above is Simplex print

Full Stack detection: None
1 sided print can be performed on the non-printed side of a paper that had already gone through 1 sided
print once.
Finishing capability: Able to align paper easily without folding or disorder.

Output orientation: Face Down
OCT (Standard: Offset Catch Tray)

Paper width for operation: 297mm
Paper length for operation: 432mm
*Performance is not guaranteed for paper exceeding the above sizes
Roller movable distance: 26 (13 x 2)mm (REF)
Side Output Tray (option)

Supported Size: All paper sizes handled by the machine
Capacity: 100 sheets (P Paper, C2 Paper)
Full Stack detection: None
Output direction: Face Up
6.1.15 Remaining Paper Amount Detection
6.1.16 Resolution/Gradation
In Trays 1 to 4 and Tray 6 (HCF), the remaning no. of sheets of paper in the tray can be detected in 5
levels as 0%, 25%, 50%, 75% and 100%.
However, if the power is turned OFF during liftup then turned ON again without removing the tray, or the
tray is inserted again while the Bottom Plate has not dropped, the remaining paper amount cannot be
detected correctly.
Resolution
Fast Scan x Slow Scan
1200dpi x 2400dpi
Gradation (Relationship between resolutions and pixel split number)

256 Gradation
At Printing
<Output resolution ART-EX (PCL)> The resolution that is printed by the IOT after receiving the
above ESS data
Table 1
Printing Type
BW
Color
Standard
High Quality
High Resolution
Output
1200x2400
Resolution (dpi)
1200x2400
1200x1200
Gradation
256
256
256
Processing
Speed *1
255.2/200/175/121mm/s 255.2/200/175/121mm/s 255.2/200/175/121mm/s
Output
1200x2400
Resolution (dpi)
1200x2400
1200x1200
Gradation
256
256
256
Processing
Speed *1
255/200/175/121mm/s
255/200/175/121mm/s
255/200/175/121mm/s
On/Off selection
On/Off selection
Off (Not selectable)
IE (only black text) *2
*1:C2270 = 121mm/s, C3371/C3370 = 175mm/s, C4470 = 200mm/s, C5570 = BW: 255.2mm/s,

Color: 225mm/s
*2: IE = Image Enhancement
<Output resolution PS> The resolution that is printed by the IOT after receiving the above ESS data
Table 2
Printing Type
High Speed
High Quality
High Resolution
BW
Output
Resolution
(dpi)
600x600
1200x2400
1200x1200
Gradation
256
256
256
Processing
Speed *1
255.2/200/175/121mm/s
255.2/200/175/121mm/s 255.2/200/175/121mm/s
Output
Resolution
(dpi)
600x600
1200x2400
1200x1200
Gradation
256
256
256
Processing
Speed *1
255/200/175/121mm/s
255/200/175/121mm/s
255/200/175/121mm/s
Color
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-29
6.1 Specification
General
General
2010/08
6-30
6.1 Specification
Printing Type
High Speed
High Quality
High Resolution
IE (only black text) *2
On/Off selection
On/Off selection
Off (Not selectable)
*1:C2270 = 121mm/s, C3371/C3370 = 175mm/s, C4470 = 200mm/s, C5570 = BW: 255.2mm/s,

Color: 225mm/s
Copy Quality/Resolution
<Output resolution> The resolution that is printed by the IOT
Version 1.2
6.1.17 Paper Selection
Table 2
*2: IE = Image Enhancement
For the paper tray selection function, there is Auto Paper Selection (APS) and Auto Tray Switching (ATS).
Auto Paper Selection (APS): The system automatically selects a paper that matches the image size that
is determined by the document size and reduce/enlarge ratio.
Auto Tray Switching (ATS): When the selected tray has run out of paper, the system automatically
switches to another tray and continues to copy.
6.1.18 Image Loss
6.1.19 Maximum Printable Area
Each paper size has the following image loss.
The area in which an image can be printed is defined as a printable area, while the area where the image
quality is guaranteed is referred to as print guaranteed area. The maximum printable area and maximum
print guaranteed area are as follows.
Lead Edge: 4mm or less
Side Edge: 2mm or less
Tail Edge: 2mm or less
For Printer Job:
There are differences in the measurement of image loss as margins on the tail edge of paper according
to differences in paper run.
Maximum printable area: 305.0mm wide x 476.6mm long

Maximum print guaranteed area: 297.0mm wide x 476.6mm long
For Copy job:
Maximum printable area: 297.0mm wide x 432.0mm long
Maximum print guaranteed area: 297.0mm wide x 432.0mm long
However, this print area is fully applied only when the Printer Job uses paper with size SRA3 SEF in
width direction and 12 x 19" SEF in length direction (12 x 18" SEF for Copy Job).
Table 1
For Printing
For Copying
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-31
When the width is

less than 12 inches
(A3)
When the width is

When the width is 12 12.6 inches (SRA3)
(320mm)
inches (12 x 19)
Lead
Edge
4mm
4mm
4mm
Tail
Edge
2mm
2mm
2mm
Left
Margin
2mm
3.9mm
11.5mm
Right
Margin
2mm
3.9mm
11.5mm
Lead
Edge
4mm
25.3mm
9mm
Tail
Edge
2mm
25.3mm
9mm
Left
Margin
2mm
3.9mm
11.5mm
Right
Margin
2mm
25.3mm
9mm
6.1 Specification
General
General
6.1 Specification
2010/08
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6.1.20 Alignment Specification

Specifies for Trays 1 to 4/MSI and guarantees 95% of the sample. Specifies the measurement pattern,
measurement points and values in the Mixed Tray.
DC Alignment Measurement Method and Specification (Calculated for 100%)
Alignment (Calculated for 100% ) (Upper IOT Side 1, Lower IOT Side 2)
Version 1.2
NOTE: Effect of paper elongation and shrinkage due to environmental changes is not included.
Table 1
SYSTEM (PLATEN)
Item
Trays 1 to
4
MSI
IOT
SYSTEM
(DADF)
IOT
SYSTEM (PLATEN)
Table 1
Trays 1 to
4
MSI
IIT
DADF
Item
Trays 1 to
4
MSI
SYSTEM
(DADF)
Trays 1 to
4
MSI
IIT
DADF
Linearity (vertical)
(400mm span)
0.9mm
0.9mm
1.0mm
1.0mm
0.8mm
0.4mm
0.5mm
0.5mm
Lead Registration
+/-1.6mm +/-2.3mm +/-2.2mm +/-1.5mm +/-2.2mm +/-0.5mm +/-1.5mm

+/-2.0mm +/-2.5mm +/-1.9mm +/-1.5mm
Linearity (horizontal)
(280mm span)
0.9mm
0.9mm
0.8mm
0.4mm
Side Registration
+/-2.1mm +/-3.1mm +/-2.5mm +/-2.0mm +/-3.0mm +/-0.5mm +/-1.5mm

+/-2.5mm +/-2.9mm +/-2.4mm +/-1.5mm
Linearity (diagonal)
(280mm span)
0.9mm
0.9mm
0.8mm
0.4mm
Lead Skew (200mm) +/-1.6mm +/-2.1mm +/-1.9mm +/-1.5mm +/-2.0mm +/-0.5mm +/-1.0mm
+/-2.1mm +/-2.3mm +/-2.0mm +/-1.0mm
Side Skew (400mm)
+/-3.2mm +/-4.2mm +/-3.7mm +/-3.0mm +/-4.0mm +/-1.0mm +/-2.0mm

+/-4.2mm +/-4.5mm +/-4.0mm +/-2.0mm
Horizontal Reduce/
Enlarge Precision
(Whole Area)
(280mm) Applicable
for 100%
+/-0.7%
+/-0.7%
+/-1.2%
+/-1.2%
+/-0.6%
+/-0.6%
Horizontal Reduce/
Enlarge Precision
(Whole Area)
(280mm) Applicable
for 25~200%
+/-1.4%
+/-1.4%
Horizontal Reduce/
Enlarge Precision
(Whole Area)
(280mm) Applicable
for 201~400%
+/-2.8%
+/-2.8%
Vertical Reduce/
Enlarge Precision
(Whole Area)
(400mm) Applicable
for 100%
+/-0.7%
+/-0.7%
+/-1.2%
+/-1.2%
+/-0.6%
+/-0.6%
Vertical Reduce/
Enlarge Precision
(Whole Area)
(400mm) Applicable
for 25~200%
+/-1.4%
+/-1.4%
Vertical Reduce/
Enlarge Precision
(Whole Area)
(400mm) Applicable
for 201~400%
+/-2.8%
+/-2.8%
Perpendicularity
(400mm)
+/-2.3mm +/-2.0mm +/-2.7mm +/-1.7mm +/-2.6mm +/-2.9mm +/-2.1mm
+/-0.3%
+/-1.0%
+/-1.0%
+/-0.3%
+/-1.0%
+/-1.0%
Parallelism (400mm) +/-2.1mm +/-2.1mm
+/-3.0mm +/-2.0mm +/-3.0mm +/-2.0mm
+/-0.6mm +/-1.5mm/
280mm
The reference value is the length of the corresponding location in FX SDTP123600.
Figure 1 j0wa67012
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+/-1.4mm +/-2.0mm
+/-2.0mm
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6.1.21 Controller Specification
6.1.21.3 Interface
6.1.21.1 Product Configuration and Controller Configuration
The following interfaces are equipped.
The 25-sheet and 30, 35-sheet machines have the same controller configuration.
Bi-directional parallel.
Table 1
System Memory
(Standard)
6.1.21.4 Print Productivity
DC-VI C5570/C4470/C3371/C3370/C2270
APC-VI C5570/C4470/
C3371/C3370/C2270
CP
CPFS
CPFS PCC
CPFS
CPFS PCC
1GB
1.5GB
1.5GB
1.5GB
1.5GB
2GB
System Memory (Max.)
2GB
2GB
2GB
NVM
Separate
Board
Separate
Board
Separate
Board
HDD
40GB
40MB
40MB
UI PWB
W85/S104 On W85/S104
Board
On Board
W85/S104
On Board
W85/S104
On Board
W85/S104
On Board
Program Memory
(Standard) On Board
128MB
128MB
128MB
128MB
128MB
The FPOT is IOT/IP (LPD, SMB, IPP), +a (a means PDL production time + transmission time +
Decompose time).
Measurement Conditions - Client PC: DELLGX620 (Pentium 4 3.2G or 3.4G, Memory: 1GB), Connection
interface: lpr direct connection (100Base-TX). No hub is used. Driver setting: No changes are required
except for the output color.
2GB
Separate
Board
Test chart: [Color FPOT] J6 (1P, IOT: BW Priority, Color Priority, Driver: Auto mode), [BW FPOT] J4 (1P,
IOT: BW Priority, Driver: BW mode)
40MB
IOT FPOT
Table 3
PDL
6.1.21.2 Option Configuration

KIT Configuration
APC-VI C5570/C4470/C3371/
C3370/C2270
CP
CPFS
CPFS PCC
CPFS
CPFS PCC
Morisawa 2 Font Font ROM
Font ROM
Font ROM
Font ROM
Font ROM
Heisei 2 Font
Font ROM
Font ROM
Font ROM
Font ROM
Not installable
Not installable
Separate Board Separate Board
Font ROM
Image Extension Not installable

Kit
Image
Compression Kit
Separate Board Separate Board Separate Board Separate Board Separate Board
Gigabit Ethernet
PWB
PCI Slot
(Lower)
Parallel Port
Separate Board Separate Board Separate Board Separate Board Separate Board
EP Accessory
(FX Only)
Dedicated port
PCI Slot
(Lower)
Dedicated port
PCI Slot
(Lower)
Dedicated port
PCI Slot
(Lower)
Dedicated port
PCI Slot
(Lower)
Dedicated port
* Up to 2 among the Parallel Port, Gigabit Ethernet PWB, Image Compression Kit, and Image Extension
Kit can be installed together. However, the Parallel Port and the Gigabit Ethernet PWB cannot be
installed together.
PS (Reference value)
Output Color
Color
BW
Color
BW
BW
priority
mode
Standard (High
Speed for PS)
600x600x8bit
(ART EX)
600x600x1bit
(PS)
5570: 8.7sec
4470: 9.2sec
3370: 10.6sec
3371: TBD
2270: 12.9sec
5570: 7.0sec
4470: 7.7sec
3370: 8.9sec
3371: TBD
2270:10.6sec
5570: 10.8sec
4470: 11.3sec
3370: 10.7sec
3371: TBD
2270:11.2sec
5570: 7.7sec
4470: 8.4sec
3370: 8.8sec
3371: TBD
2270:9.5sec
Color
priority
mode
Standard (High
Speed for PS)
600x600x8bit
(ART EX)
600x600x1bit
(PS)
5570: 8.7sec
4470: 9.2sec
3370: 10.5sec
3371: TBD
2270: 12.8sec
5570: 7.7sec
4470: 8.4sec
3370: 8.8sec
3371: TBD
2270: 10.5sec
5570: 10.6sec
4470: 11.1sec
3370: 11.2sec
3371: TBD
2270: 13.5sec
5570: 7.9sec
4470: 8.6sec
3370: 9.1sec
3371: TBD
2270: 10.8sec
Table 2
DC-VI C5570/C4470/C3371/C3370/C2270
ART EX
6.1.21.5 Line Reproducibility

The minimum line width at Printer Driver Default state is 1 dot/600dpi. However, a function is provided to
increase the minimum line width to 2 dot/600dpi.
6.1.22 Searchable PDF
6.1.21.6 Total Amount Control

Table 4
ART EX
Total toner weight after color conversion is set to 280%. However, this is
practically restricted below 240% by the TRC after color conversion.
PCL
Total toner weight after color conversion is set to 280%. However, this is
practically restricted below 240% by the TRC after color conversion.
PS
Total toner weight after TRC is limited to 240%.
6.1.21.7 Scanning Productivity

Scanned Image File Formatting
There are three types of format as follows.
Character Recognition (OCR) Performance (Reference Value)
Guaranteed Conditions
The conditions to guarantee character recognition (OCR) performance are as follows.
Table 1
Item
Conditions
Measurement Environment
Temparature 22C, Humidity 55%
Machine Status
Normal
File Format
PDF
Resolution
300dpi
Recognition Language
Set for each document.
Table 5
Document
Format
B/W Originals
TIFF
Grayscale
JPEG
Color Originals
JPEG
Output Color/Original Type/MRC (High Compression):

Table 2
Compression Method
Output Color
Original Type
MRC (High Compression)
Black
Text
Color*
Text & Photo
ON (Perform High Compression)
There are three types of compression methods as follows.
Document
Method
B/W Originals
MH (Photo), MMR (Text, Text/Photo)
Grayscale
JPEG-L*
Color Originals
JPEG-YcbCr
Use a P paper which has been printed normally by an adjusted color machine
(ApeosPort-C4300 or equivalent) as the chart. Do not use something that has extreme skews
or registration shifts.
For the measurement of recognition rate, perform sampling 5 times, then discard the worst and
best values and use the average of the three remaining values for comparison. However,
ignore the false recognition of upper/lower case alphabets in all languages.
[200dpi], [300dpi], [400dpi], or [600dpi] can be selected.

Gradation
Color Space
Recognition Rate/Accuracy Rate of Upright Image (Reference Rate)

How to measure
Resolution
Chart
The chart to be used is FX-SDTP OCR004JP
Table 6
Full Color, Gray Scale, or B/W (binary) can be selected.

Color [Standard color space (sRGB), Device color space (dRGB)], Gray
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For the accuracy rate of upright images, perform sampling 10 times in the 4 directions (total 40
times) and calculate by: accuracy / 40 x 100.
Table 3
No Mode
1
Chart
Accuracy of
Recognition Rate Upright Image
Japanese
OCR004JP
91 +/-11%
English
OCR004EN
90 +/-11%
Korean
OCR004KR
89 +/-11%
Chinese
OCR004TC
(Traditional)
85 +/-11%
Chinese
OCR004SC
(Simplified)
90 +/-11%
6
7
Black Text Mode 300dpi
Language
Color Text & Photo 300dpi High Japanese

Compression PDF*
English
OCR004JP
96 +/-11%
OCR004EN
92 +/-11%
Korean
OCR004KR
90 +/-11%
Chinese
OCR004TC
(Traditional)
85 +/-11%
10
Chinese
OCR004SC
(Simplified)
92 +/-11%
97.5% or higher
97.5% or higher
NOTE: If the recognition rate or accuracy rate of upright image is not within the above ranges,
perform IIT and DADF related adjustments before measuring again. Refer to the IIT/DADF
Performance Specifications and Service Manuals for the details.
OCR Productivity (Reference value)

How to measure
Load 10 sheets of paper for measurement, and measure the time taken to directly send the data that
has been scanned by the scan instruction (by pressing the Start button) to a PC via FTP.
*When measuring by using a stop watch, start measuring as soon as you press the Start button and
stop the measurement when the Sending/Receiving lamp turns OFF. During the measurement,
select [Close] on the panel to turn off the Run screen.
Perform sampling 5 times, then discard the worst and best values and use the average of the three
remaining values as the result.
Table 4
Transfer Time
(Reference value*1)
No
1
Mode
Black Text Mode 300dpi
2
3
4
Color Text & Photo 300dpi

High Compression PDF*
Language Chart
2270/3371/
3370
4470/5570
Japanese
OCR004JP
48
47
English
OCR004EN
75
76
Japanese
OCR004JP
45
45
English
OCR004EN
69
68
Version 1.2
*1: The reference value is actual measured value
*Models with the Color Scanner only
6.1.23 FAX Specifications (FX Only)

6.1.23.1 Connectable Communication Networks
The communication networks that can be connected are indicated below.
For DocuCentre-IVC2270/C3370/C4470 CP machines, field installation is not possible.
Table 1
Communication Network
Connect
Public Telephone Network (PSTN)
PBX
Facsimile Communication Network (PSTN)
Facsimile Communication Network (ISDN)
Leased Line (3.4kHz/2-line method)
ISDN Line*1
*1 ISDN (option)
6.1.23.2 Connectable Communication Networks (APC3305G)

The communication networks that can be connected are indicated below.
For DocuCentre-IVC2270/C3370/C4470 CP machines, the Fax Kit 2 is required.
Fax Kit 2 can only connect through G3 communication.
Table 2
Communication Network
Connect
Public Telephone Network (PSTN)
PBX
Facsimile Communication Network

(PSTN)
Leased Line (3.4kHz/2-line method)
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6.1.23.2 Interconnection
The typical example of the interconnection is shown below.
Table 3
Resolution
Remote Machine
Normal
High Quality
Superfine (400dpi)
Superfine (600dpi)
Communication
Mode
Encoding Method
Tarzan w/Fax
8 x 3.85
8 x 7.7
400 x 400
600 x 600
SG3/G4
JBIG
Kutani CPFS
8 x 3.85
8 x 7.7
400 x 400
600 x 600
SG3/G4
JBIG
JBIG
Louise SE
8 x 3.85
8 x 7.7
400 x 400
600 x 600
SG3/G4
Imari-CPSF
8 x 3.85
8 x 7.7
400 x 400
600 x 600
SG3/G4
JBIG
HANA CF
8 x 3.85
8 x 7.7
400 x 400
600 x 600
SG3/G4
JBIG
MDSFAX
8 x 3.85
8 x 7.7
400 x 400
400 x 400
SG3/G4
MMR
DC620FS
8 x 3.85
8 x 7.7
400 x 400
600 x 600
SG3
JBIG
Louise RV CF
8 x 3.85
8 x 7.7
400 x 400
400 x 400
SG3/G4
MMR
Louise CF
8 x 3.85
8 x 7.7
400 x 400
400 x 400
SG3/G4
MMR
MASHU2 CF
8 x 3.85
8 x 7.7
400 x 400
400 x 400
SG3/G4
MMR
Mashu CF
8 x 3.85
8 x 7.7
400 x 400
400 x 400
ECM/G4
MMR
Able3200G
8 x 3.85
8 x 7.7
400 x 400
400 x 400
ECM/G4
MMR
Able300G
8 x 3.85
8 x 7.7
400 x 400
400 x 400
ECM/G4
MMR
Able3010
8 x 3.85
8 x 7.7
400 x 400
400 x 400
ECM/G4
MMR
8 x 3.85
1.
8 x 7.7
1.
400 x 400
1.
600 x 600
1.
SG3
1.
200 x 100
2.
200 x 200
2.
16 x 15.4
2.
400 x 400
2.
ECM
2.
MMR
3.
300 x 300
3.
16 x 15.4
3.
G3
3.
MR
4.
8 x 15.4
4.
300 x 300
4.
G4
4.
MH
5.
8 x 15.4
Other makers' machines (selected in the order 1.

of the priority described in the right column
2.
according to the capability of the machines.)
JBIG
6.1.23.3 Communication Mode
6.1.23.6 Compression Method
The modes that allow communications are as follows.
MH/MR/MMR/JBIG
1.
UNIQUE G4 (Fax machines)
6.1.23.7 Communication Control Method
2.
ITU-T G4 (Fax machines)
T.30 recommended by ITU-T is used as the procedure for sending document facsimile.
3.
UNIQUE SG3
4.
UNIQUE ECM
6.1.23.8 Non-Standard Features
5.
UNIQUE G3
6.
ITU-T SG3
Non-Standard Features (NSF), Non-Standard Feature Commands (NSC), and Non-Standard Feature
Settings (NSS) are provided.
7.
ITU-T ECM
8.
ITU-T G3
6.1.23.9 Xerox Unique Mode

The Xerox unique mode is introduced to produce an unique function. To enter the unique mode, use the
Non-Standard Features in T.30 recommended by ITU-T.
In addition, the priority for selecting those communication modes is as follows.
6.1.23.4 Pixel Transmission Density
6.1.23.10 Image Information Transmission Time
The Pixel Transmission Density that allow communications on the transmission line are as follows.
The transmission time (TP) of the image information at G3 are as follows. However, this data is obtained
when resolution conversion at sending is not performed and density is normal.
Transmit
Conditions: ECM (No data error), JBIG, and Platen Input
600pixels/25.4mm x 600pixels/25.4mm*2
Table 4
Transmission Time (Tp)
Chart mode
FX sales English document standard 8sec or less
9600BPS
14.4KBPS
28.8KBPS
33.6KBPS
6sec or less
3sec or less
3sec or less *
16pixels/mm x 15.4l/mm*2
6.1.23.11 Protocol Control Time
The protocol control time (Tm, Tn, Tu) at each phase when no data error occurs is shown in the table
below.
8pixels/mm x 3.85l/mm
In G3, if data error that exceeded the allowed value occurred in a message (not the last), Tn between this
message and the next message increases by approximately 6sec. (If data error that exceeded the
allowed value occurred in the last message, the control time does not increase.)
*1: Unable to communicate with the machines by other makers because this is a Xerox unique mode.
*2: Unable to communicate with the machines that have no corresponding mode.
6.1.23.5 Communication Image Size

The communication image size in the Fast Scan direction on the transmission path that is able to
communicate is as follows.
In ECM, corresponding to the number of resends performed for the data error, Tn increases by Tn+1
second and resends.
Each control time is defined as follows.
A3 width (SEF), B4 width (SEF), A4 width (SEF)
Table 5
Symbol Description
B5 SEF size is sent as the A4 SEF size.

When B4 width in the Slow Scan direction equivalent to B5 SEF, or A3 width equivalent to A4 SEF is
received, the paper corresponding to B5 LEF or A4 LEF is selected respectively.
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Tm
This represents the period from when the line is closed to when training of the first message is
received.
Tn:
This represents the time from the completion of previous message to the arrival of the next
message training.
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Symbol Description
Tu:
This represents the period from when the last message is completed to when the line is
opened.
Control time fluctuates due to the following reasons.

1.
Transmission delay (Logical value is calculated as 0.1sec 1 way)
2.
System-related Control Time (Logical value is not being considered. 0.5 second may be added.)
3.
Flow Control Time (ECM only)

(Flow control in ECM may be entered from system operating environment)
V.17,V29,V27ter
Unit: sec
Table 6
Mode
Before a
message: Tm
Between
messages: Tn
After a message:
Tu
Total
Standard Protocol
13.9~16.4
3.2
4.4
Mode
Before a
message: Tm
Between
messages: Tn
After a message:
Tu
Total
Protocol
8.7~9.9
1.0
0.9
21.5~24.0
V.34/V.8
Table 7
10.6~11.8
Version 1.2
6.1.24 Power States Specifications
This is a list of the Power States of each device corresponding to each Power Mode.
Table 1 List of Power States of Each Device Corresponding to Each Type of State
Name
(Breaker
OFF)
Main Power
OFF
Power OFF
Sleep
Low Power *5
Standby
Running
Only the ESS OS is

Fax are OFF and Fax call/ The UI/IIT/IOT are OFF
to minimize energy
The UI is OFF to minimize A state that can quickly
print receive are not
consumption
energy consumption
transition to Running
available
Operating states such

as: data receiving/
image creation/
recording
Modes
Status
State of
Switches
Breaker SW
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
Main Power SW
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
Power SW
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
ESS State
OFF
OFF
(Deep Sleep)
Sleep
Low Power
Standby
Run
ESS FAN
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF *3
ON
Ethernet
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
USB 5V
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
USB 5V FAX
OFF
OFF
OFF *2
ON
ON
ON
ON
(IPS)
IPS
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
IOT
5V Standby *1
OFF
OFF
ON *2
ON
ON
ON
ON
ESS (IPoC)
(Tray)
5V/24V (IOT)
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
MCU
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
Fuser
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
H: 60C (approx. average

of 5W)
L: OFF
H: 120C (approx.
average of 30W)
L: OFF
170C *12
NOHAD FAN *6
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
Enabled
Enabled
Enabled
Regi Heater (10W)
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
Enabled
Enabled
OFF
IOT Condensation
OFF
Prevention Heater (32W)
OFF
Enabled
Enabled
OFF
OFF
OFF
Accessory AC
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
PSW AC
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
Usage restricted
Usage restricted
3TM/TTM
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
Tray Heater (**W)
OFF
OFF
Enabled
Enabled
OFF
OFF
OFF
HCF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
(OUT)
Finisher AC
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
UI
LCD
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
LED
OFF
OFF
Enabled
Enabled
Enabled
Enabled
Enabled
IIT 24V (3, 5, 11)
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
DADF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
IIT Condensation
OFF
Prevention Heater (20W)
OFF
Enabled
Enabled
OFF
OFF
OFF
IIT
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Table 1 List of Power States of Each Device Corresponding to Each Type of State
Name
(Breaker
OFF)
Main Power
OFF
Power OFF
Sleep
Low Power *5
Standby
Running
Only the ESS OS is

Fax are OFF and Fax call/ The UI/IIT/IOT are OFF
to minimize energy
The UI is OFF to minimize A state that can quickly
print receive are not
consumption
energy consumption
transition to Running
available
Operating states such

as: data receiving/
image creation/
recording
ON
Modes
Status
FAX
5V Standby 5V/24V (IOT) OFF
OFF
OFF *2
ON (Call available)
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
Print Fax receive

Scan output
OFF
OFF
OFF
Enabled *8
Enabled *8
Enabled
Enabled
Copy Scan
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
Enabled
Enabled
CWIS
MIB
AST
OFF
OFF
OFF
Limited *4
Enabled
Enabled
Enabled
Function
*1 When AC is supplied to the LVPS, this is usually ON and supplying to ESS & Fax
*2 As the Fax Voltage increases at USB OFF and Standby ON, for Kisyu, the Fax Power Supply is turned
OFF
*3 This is ON till 15 seconds after Standby. After that, it turns OFF.
*4 Although the IOT State is the one conveyed before entering Energy Saver, the Paper/Toner
replenishment during Sleep is not reflected
*5 The factory settings is transition straight to Sleep without going through Low Power
*6 As many Fans have complicated specs, the details are documented separately
*8 When these instructions are received, immediately transition to Ready/Run
*11 This spec is High only for Kishu (Low is OFF)
6.2.1.1 Tools
6.2.1.2 Service Consumables
The following tools can be stored in the CE Basic Tool Set as standard.
There are no Service Consumables unique to this model.
Table 1
No.
TOOL No.
TOOL NAME
499T 276
Test Pattern (Color A3)
499T 281
Facsimile Test Pattern
499T 301
Screw Driver (-) 3x50
499T 302
Screw Driver (+) No.1
499T 355
Screw Driver (+) With MAG, 100
499T 356
Cross Point Screw Driver
499T 1423
Box Driver (5.5mm) With MAG
499T 1901
Side Cutting Nipper
499T 2005
Round Nose Plier-Safety
10
499T 2327
New Digital Multi Meter Set
11
499T 2601
Silver Scale 150mm
12
499T 6201
Crystal Earphone Set
13
499T 7761
RS232C Cable
14
499T 7765
D-Sub Adaptor
15
499T 7763
PSW 232C D-Sub 9Pin Serial Cable
16
499T 8108
Flash Light (NEO)
17
499T 8902
Brush
18
499T 9507
Tester Lead Wire Hock (Red)
19
499T 9508
Tester Lead Wire Hock (Black)
20
499T 9588
Needle Adapter
21
499T 7776
USB Cable For PSW
22
499T 8261
USB Memory (For DL Diag: 256)
Version 1.2
Whenever special consumables for the machine are required, it will be notified in a separate technical
information.
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General
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6.2.2 Consumables
Consumables
Product Code
CRU/ERU Life End (PV)
Toner Cartridge (K)
FX: CT201360
IBG: CT201370
CRU
26.8 *1*6
Toner Cartridge (Y)
FX: CT201363
IBG: CT201373
CRU
16.5*6
Toner Cartridge (M)
FX: CT201362
IBG: CT201372
CRU
15.5*6
Toner Cartridge (C)
FX: CT201361
IBG: CT201371
CRU
16.5*6
CWAA0729
CRU
Waste Toner Bottle*5

IBG Only
CWAA07751
Version 1.2
NOTE: The actual number of printable sheets varies depending on the number of prints for each job,
paper size, paper feed direction, usage status of ACS (Auto BW/Color Selection)**, and the initialize
operation at machine power OFF/ON. As the mode conditions**, etc. may differ greatly from the
reference value, it should only be regarded as a rough guide.
Table 1
Waste Toner Bottle*5

FX Only
CRU
C2270: 47
C3370: 47
C4470: 46
C5570: 46
C2270: 46
C3371: 45
C3370: 45
C4470: 44
C5570: 44
Drum Cartridge (K)
CT350804
ERU
Refer to next table
CT350804
ERU
Refer to next table
Stamp Replacement Kit
F451
CRU
*1: For BW Copy with 6% image density, this is 22.3kPV for C2270/C3371/C3370/C4470/C5570.
*5: When replacing the Waste Toner Bottle, the cleaning of LPH (LED lens) should be done by the user.
*6: In the catalog spec, this is 26kPV (K) and 15kPV (YMC) for C2270/C3371/C3370/C4470/C5570.
**: When "Color" or "Auto" is selected for output color during Copy, or "Color (Auto)" is selected for Printer
mode, the Color Drums will still be consumed even during BW Copy/Print.
Table 2 Life of Drum Cartridge
Machine
Type G
Drum Cartridge Type
Life End *1
C2270
136
Drum Cartridge (K)

C3371/C3370 Drum Cartridge (Y, M, C)
136
136
Drum Cartridge (K)
136
C4470
136
Drum Cartridge (K)
136
C5570
136
Drum Cartridge (K)
136
*1: The Full Color Output Sheet Count reference value when the Continuous Print No. from one same A4
LF document is 3. It will change greatly depending on the R/L and Color ratio.
6.2.3 Modification
Table 2
For DocuCentre/ApeosPort-IV C5570G, Mod (Tag) numbers can be registered by using the NVM. With
this registration, Mod information can be remotely verified as NR data via EPSV. (Remote verification is
for FX only.) When Mod is performed, access the NVM and change the data because the Mod (Tag) No.1
to 32 correspond to 001 to 032 of NVM (990).
No.
Mod No.
Name
Product Code
188V
English Kit
EC101480
10
190V
Side Tray
EC101477
11
192V
Wing Table
EC101481
NOTE: Although the MOD numbers have been common for all models, this will change starting from
DocuCentre/ApeosPort-IV C5570. Take note as the numbers will differ from those for the previous
models. Those with blank Product Codes are not handled as MOD.
12
195V
Scanner Kit
EC101487
13
196V
Annotation Kit
EC101479
14
200V
Inner Output Tray
EC101478
6.2.3.1 Explanation of Symbols
15
211V
Gigabit Ethernet Port
EC101517
Modifications that differ from the original specifications will be indicated with following symbols.
Table 1
Item
Description
[Models with 5V]
Indicates that this applies to machines with the 5V modification.
[Models without 5V]
Indicates the code applies to machines that the 5V modification has not
been introduced.
This symbol indicates the configuration of the part after a modification with
the number shown in the symbol is introduced.
Figure 1 5005
This symbol indicates the configuration of the part before a modification
with the number shown in the symbol is introduced.
Figure 2 5006
6.2.3.2 Modification List

Table 2
16
212V
Emulation Kit
EC101482
17
213V
Adobe PostScript 3TM Kit (Heisei 2 Font)
EC101483
18
214V
Adobe PostScript 3TM Kit (Morisawa 2 Font)
EC101484
19
216V
Extension System Memory (512MB)
EC101475
20
217V
Extension System Memory (1GB)
EC101476
21
220V
E-mail Kit
EC101489
22
223V
Searchable PDF Kit
EC101491
23
224V
External Access Kit
EC101490
24
226V
Parallel Port
EC101516
25
227V
USB Expansion Kit
EC101492
26
228V
USB Memory Storage Kit
EC101493
EC101488
27
229V
28
230V
Memory Card Reader
EC101485
29
231V
Media Print - Photo/Text Kit
EC101486
30
233V
Attention Light II
EC100639
31
250V
Fax Kit 2
QC100066
32
251V
EM100165
33
252V
G3 Expansion Port Kit 2
QL200073
34
253V
EM100167
35
254V
EM100168
36
255V
Internet Fax Kit
EC101494
37
256V
IP Fax (SIP) Kit
EC101495
38
257V
Address Book Extension Kit
39
258V
Bypass Stamp Kit
EC101504
QC100060
40
259V
Handset
EC100574
High Capacity Feeder (1 Level)
QC100065
41
260V
Fax Kit
Finisher A1
QC100061
42
261V
EL200880
Finisher B1
QC100062
43
262V
EC101125
No.
Mod No.
Name
Product Code
151V
Duplex Auto Document Feeder
160V
171V
172V
173V
Finisher C1
QC100063
43
265V
Watermark Extension Kit
EC101496
174V
QC100064
44
266V
Data Security Kit
EC101497
187V
EC101473
45
267V
Secure Watermark Kit
EC101498
187V
Large Color Control Panel Installation Kit
EC101474
46
268V
Image Log Kit
EC101500
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No.
Mod No.
Name
Product Code
47
269V
Image Log Kit (Adobe PostScript 3TM)
EC101501
EC101518
48
270V
Image Extension Kit
49
276V
ICCard Reader (IOT builtin)
EC101690
50
277V
ICCard Reader (Wing Table builtin)
EC101623
51
292V
Condensation Prevention Kit (Scanning Section Heater)
EC100996
52
293V
Condensation Prevention Kit (2270/3370 Main Unit Heater)
EC101531
53
293V
Condensation Prevention Kit (4470/5570 Main Unit Heater)
EC101632
54
294V
Condensation Prevention Kit (Tray Heater)
EC100998
55
298V
Condensation Prevention Installation Kit (For Scanning Section) EC101502
56
299V
Condensation Prevention Installation Kit (For Main Unit)
EC101503
57
299V
Condensation Prevention Installation Kit (For Trays)
EC101532
58
300V
Coin Kit 5
QH52
59
304V
Foot Switch
TE39
60
313V
Key Switch
TY77
61
333V
CopyLyzer 610N
ZB11
62
333V
CopyLyzer 650N
ZB12
63
333V
CopyLyzer 610N2
T9100011
64
334V
Dispenser 2
WU63
65
335V
DocuLyzer NW
T9100013
66
335V
DocuLyzer
T9100014
67
336V
Coin Kit 6N
QC100012
68
339V
Adaptor-BOX (Type S)
T9100058
69
339V
AdaptorR-BOX (Type D)
T9100059
70
340V
IC Card Gate
T9100062
71
340V
IC Card Gate Pro
T9100090
72
340V
IC Card Gate 2 (Felica)
T9100002
73
340V
IC Card Gate 2 (Pro)
T9100003
74
340V
IC Card Gate High
SDCL034A
75
342V
Coin Kit 8
Q910001
76
710V
EPnet-Box (type W1)
T9100060
77
710V
EPnet-Box (type L)
T9100061
78
710V
EPnet-Box (type W2)
Q9100006
79
371V
EPnet-Box 2 type LP
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Table 1 DC330 Input Component Check List
ChainLink
Component Name
Display
Operational Description
001-201
MCU FUSE FAIL#1
H/L
H: FUSE blowout
001-202
MCU FUSE FAIL#2
H/L
H: FUSE blowout
001-203
MCU FUSE FAIL#3
H/L
H: FUSE blowout
001-204
MDD FUSE FAIL#1
H/L
H: FUSE blowout
001-205
MDD FUSE FAIL#2
H/L
H: FUSE blowout
001-206
MDD FUSE FAIL#3
H/L
H: FUSE blowout
001-207
MDD FUSE FAIL#4
H/L
H: FUSE blowout
001-208
MDD FUSE FAIL#5
H/L
H: FUSE blowout
001-209
P401 CONNECT FAIL
H/L
L: P401 poor contact
001-210
P406 CONNECT FAIL
H/L
H: P406 poor contact
001-211
P410 CONNECT FAIL1
H/L
001-212
P410 CONNECT FAIL2
H/L
001-213
P411 CONNECT FAIL
H/L
001-300
INTLK_1
H/L
High with INTLK_1 open.
001-301
INTLK_2
H/L
001-302
LH LOW I/L SW
H/L
High with the SW open.
001-304
LH 3TM I/L SW
H/L
High with the SW open.
001-306
INTLK_3
H/L
004-100
Belt Home Sensor
H/L
H: IBT is not at Home Position.
004-101
Drum Motor YMC Fail Detection
H/L
004-102
Drum Motor K Fail Detection
H/L
H: PR (Drum) Motor K Fail
004-200
FUSER FAN FAIL
H/L
H: FAN stops rotating.
004-201
BOTTOM FAN FAIL
H/L
004-202
DEVE FAN FAIL
H/L
004-203
LV FAN FAIL
H/L
004-204
REAR FAN FAIL
H/L
005-102
Document Sensor (Belt DADF/CVT)
H/L
H: No paper on Document Sensor
005-110
Regi Sensor (Belt DADF/CVT)
H/L
L: Paper on Regi Sensor
005-205
CVT-DADF Feed Out Sensor
H/L
H: Paper on Feed Out Sensor
005-206
CVT-DADF Pre-Reg.Sensor
H/L
H: Paper on Pre-Reg. Sensor
005-211
CVT-DADF Inverter Sensor
H/L
H: Paper on Inverter Sensor
005-212
CVT-DADF Feeder Cover Interlock Switch
H/L
H: Feeder Cover Open
005-213
CVT DADF Interlock Switch (PF1&2&1.5&2.01)
H/L
H: Platen Interlock Open
005-215
CVT-DADF #1 Tray APS Sensor
H/L
L: Light blocked by Actuator (PF2)
005-216
H/L
NOTE: IBT 5V ON requires operating.
Version 1.2
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Component Name
Display
005-217
H/L
005-218
CVT-DADF #1 APS Sensor
H/L
L: No paper on APS No.1 Sensor (PF2)
005-219
H/L
005-220
H/L
005-221
CVT-DADF Tray Size SNR No.1
H/L
L: No paper on Tray Size SNR No. 1
005-222
CVT-DADF Tray Size SNR No.2
H/L
L: No paper on Tray Size SNR No. 2
005-224
Scan Start
Scan Signal ON
005-225
Nudger Position Snr
H/L
H: Nudger Roll is at home position.
005-226
#2Invert Sensor(PF1)
Stamp Set(PF2.01)
H/L
H: Paper on #2 Invert Sensor
005-227
A3 Exist(PF2.01)
H/L
L: A3 machine
005-228
APS Sensor Exist(PF2.01)
H/L
L: APS Sensor exists.
005-229
FAN FAIL Check (PF2.01)
H/L
L: when driving (in normal state)
005-233
Cooling Fan Exist(PF2.01)
H/L
L: FAN exists 24V
006-160
Polygon Motor Ready Signal
H/L
L: Steady rotation of Polygon Motor
007-100
#1Tray Size SW1
H/L
ON: AN value
007-101
#1Tray Size SW2
H/L
ON: AN value
007-102
#1Tray Size SW3
H/L
ON: AN value
007-103
#1Tray Size SW4
H/L
ON: AN value
007-104
#2Tray Size SW1
H/L
ON: AN value
007-105
#2Tray Size SW2
H/L
ON: AN value
007-106
#2Tray Size SW3
H/L
ON: AN value
007-107
#2Tray Size SW4
H/L
ON: AN value
007-108
#3Tray Size SW1
H/L
ON: AN value
007-109
#3Tray Size SW2
H/L
ON: AN value
007-110
#3Tray Size SW3
H/L
ON: AN value
007-111
#3Tray Size SW4
H/L
ON: AN value
007-112
#4Tray Size SW1
H/L
ON: AN value
007-113
#4Tray Size SW2
H/L
ON: AN value
007-114
#4Tray Size SW3
H/L
ON: AN value
007-115
#4Tray Size SW4
H/L
ON: AN value
007-116
#1Level Sensor
H/L
H: Lift Up
007-117
#2Level Sensor
H/L
H: Lift Up
007-118
#3Level Sensor
H/L
H: Lift Up
007-119
#4Level Sensor
H/L
H: Lift Up
007-120
#1Nopaper Sensor
H/L
H: No paper
007-121
#2Nopaper Sensor
H/L
H: No paper
007-122
#3Nopaper Sensor
H/L
H: No paper
007-123
#4Nopaper Sensor
H/L
H: No paper
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Component Name
Display
007-125
SMH Nopaper Sensor
H/L
H: No paper
007-128
Face Up Tray Detect
H/L
Low with Tray installed
008-100
#1Feed Out Sensor
H/L
H: Paper exists.
008-102
#3Feed Out Sensor
H/L
H: Paper exists.
008-103
#4Feed Out Sensor
H/L
H: Paper exists.
008-104
Regi Sensor
H/L
H: No paper
008-105
Dup Wait Sensor
H/L
H: Paper exists.
008-106
T/A Sensor
H/L
H: Paper exists.
008-107
TTM Path Sensor1
H/L
H: Paper exists.
008-108
TTM Path Sensor2
H/L
H: Paper exists.
008-109
OHP Sensor#L
H/L
ON: Low
008-110
OHP Sensor#R
H/L
ON: Low
008-300
DUP Open Switch
H/L
ON: High
009-101
Toner_Y New
H/L
Y-toner CRU Contact open

( Y-toner CRU is installed or not installed.)
ON: Low=new, High=old
009-102
Toner_M New
H/L
M-toner CRU Contact open

(M-toner CRU is installed or not installed.)
009-103
Toner_C New
H/L
C-toner CRU Contact open

(C-toner CRU is installed or not installed.)
009-104
Toner_K New
H/L
K-toner CRU Contact open

(K-toner CRU is installed or not installed.)
009-150
TNR FULL SNR
H/L
ON: High
009-151
#Y_CRU detect
H/L
H: CRU installed
009-152
#M_CRU detect
H/L
H: CRU installed
009-153
#C_CRU detect
H/L
H: CRU installed
009-154
#K_CRU detect
H/L
H: CRU installed
009-200
2nd BTR Retract Sensor
H/L
L: Retracted
009-201
POB Sensor
H/L
L: Paper exists.
009-203
1st BTR Retract Sensor
H/L
L: Retracted
010-101
Fuser Exit
H/L
H: Paper exists.
010-104
Fuser Motor (60.5mm Speed)
H/L
Fuser Motor rotation operation. It rotates at 60.5mm/s.

[I/O] Fuser Mot ON
[I/O] Fuser Gain1
[Ref Clk] 604.741Hz
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Component Name
Display
010-201
Fuser Thermostat Status
H/L
Display of the current level of Thermostat

[I/O] THS STATUS
H:Thermostat disconnected
L: Thermostat connected
010-202
P/Roll Latch Sensor
H/L
Display of the current level of Latch Sensor

[I/O] Proll Latch Snr
H: P/Roll Latch ON position
L: P/Roll Latch OFF position
010-203
Belt Speed Sensor
0/1
Display of the level of Belt Speed Sensor

0: Belt Speed Sensor Input exists.
1:Belt Speed Sensor Input does not exist.
012-100
IOT Regi Clutch
H/L
H: Clutch OFF
012-101
Compiler Tray Exit Sensor
H/L
H: Paper exists.
012-102
Compiler Paper Sensor
H/L
H: Paper exists.
012-103
H-Tra Ent. Sensor
H/L
H: Paper exists.
012-104
H-Tra Exit Sensor
H/L
H: Paper exists.
012-200
Stacker Paper Sensor
H/L
H: Paper exists.
012-201
Stacker Height Sensor
H/L
H: Higher than the detection level
012-202
Stacker Upper Limit Sensor
H/L
H: Upper Limit Position (The limit of the rise of Stacker Tray is detected.)
012-204
Stacker Stack A Sensor
H/L
H: Load on Stacker Tray is detected.
012-205
Stacker Stack B Sensor
H/L
H: Load on Stacker Tray is detected.
012-207
Staple Head Home Sensor
H/L
H: Staple Head at Home Position is detected.
012-208
Low Staple Switch
H/L
H: Low Staple (40 or less staples are left.)
012-209
Staple Ready Sensor
H/L
H: Staple at the head of Staple Head is detected.
012-210
Eject Clamp Home Sensor
H/L
H: Not at Home Position (Roller DOWN)
012-211
Set Clamp Home Sensor
H/L
H: Not at Home Position (Sensor receives light.)
012-215
H-Tra IOT Full Paper Sensor
H/L
H: No paper
012-216
Front Tamper Home Sensor
H/L
H: Home Position detected
012-217
Decurler Cam Position Sensor
H/L
H: Not at Home Position (Sensor receives light.)
012-224
Stapler Move Sensor
H/L
H: Staple Unit Position detected
012-225
Stapler Front Corner Sensor
H/L
H: Front Corner Position
012-300
Front Cover Interlock Switch
H/L
H: Open
012-301
Top Cover Interlock Switch
H/L
H: Open
012-302
Docking Interlock Sensor
H/L
H: Undocked
012-305
H-Tra Interlock Sensor
H/L
H :Open
013-101
BOOKLET KNIFE HOME SNR
H/L
Detection of Booklet Knife at Home by Booklet Knife Home SNR.
013-102
BOOKLET COMPILE NO PAPER SNR
H/L
Detection of paper in Booklet Compiler
013-103
BOOKLET FOLDER ROLL EXIT SNR
H/L
Detection of paper by Booklet Folder Roll Exit SNR
013-104
BOOKLET DRAWER SET SNR
H/L
Detection as to whether Booklet Drawer is Open/Closed.
013-105
BOOKLET STAPLER READY
H/L
Booklet Stapler Ready signal
013-106
BOOKLET STAPLER ERROR
H/L
Booklet Stapler Error signal
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Component Name
Display
013-107
BOOKLET LOW STAPLE F SW
H/L
Detection as to whether Front Staples in Booklet Stapler are low and whether Cartridge is installed.
013-108
BOOKLET LOW STAPLE R SW
H/L
Detection as to whether Rear Staples in Booklet Stapler are low and whether Cartridge is installed.
013-112
BOOKLET TRAY BELT SW
H/L
Detection as to whether Booklet Tray Belt Switch is pressed down
013-134
BOOKLET TAMPER HOME SNR F
H/L
Detection of Booklet Tamper Front at Home
013-135
BOOKLET IN SNR
H/L
Detection of paper by Booklet IN SNR
013-136
BOOKLET TAMPER HOME SNR q
H/L
Detection of Booklet Tamper Rear at Home
013-137
BOOKLET END GUIDE HOME SNR
H/L
Detection of Booklet End Guide at Home
013-139
BOOKLET NO PAPER SNR
H/L
Detection of paper in Booklet Tray by No Paper SNR
013-140
BOOKLET KNIFE FOLDING SNR
H/L
Detection of Booklet Knife at Folding Position
013-141
(Fin-C)1 Bin Full Paper Sensor
H/L
Detection of MBX Bin 1 Full

H: Full
L: Not Full
013-142
H/L

H: Full
L: Not Full
013-143
H/L

H: Full
L: Not Full
013-144
H/L

H: Full
L: Not Full
013-145
H/L

H: Full
L: Not Full
013-146
H/L

H: Full
L: Not Full
013-147
H/L

H: Full
L: Not Full
013-148
H/L

H: Full
L: Not Full
013-149
H/L

H: Full
L: Not Full
013-150
H/L

H: Full
L: Not Full
013-151
(Fin-C)MBX Vertical Sensor
H/L
MBX Vertical Sensor Detection as to whether paper exists

H: Paper exists.
L: No paper
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Component Name
Display
013-153
(Fin-C)MBX Front Cover Sensor
H/L
Detection of MBX Front Cover OPEN

H: OPEN
L: CLOSED
014-100
Xport Ent. SNR
H/L
H: Paper exists.
L: No paper
014-101
Buffer Path SNR
H/L
H: Paper exists.
L: No paper
014-102
Gate Snr
H/L
H: No paper
L: Paper exists.
014-110
Regi Clutch ON
H/L
H: Clutch OFF
L: Clutch ON
014-111
IOT Exit SNR
H/L
H: Paper exists.
L: No paper
014-115
Top Tray Exit SNR
H/L
H: Paper exists.
L: No paper
014-150
Compile Exit SNR
H/L
H: Paper exists.
L: No paper
014-151
Compile Tray No Paper SNR
H/L
H Paper exists.
L: No paper
014-190
H-Xport Ent. SNR
H/L
H: Paper exists.
L: No paper
014-191
H-Xport Exit SNR
H/L
H: Paper exists.
L: No paper
014-200
Side Regi SNR 1
H/L
H: Paper exists.
L: No paper
014-201
Side Regi SNR 2
H/L
H: Paper exists.
L: No paper
014-215
Top Tray Full SNR
H/L
H: Full
L: Not Full
014-220
Front Tamper Home SNR
H/L
H: Home
L: Not Home
014-221
Rear Tamper Home SNR
H/L
H: Home
L: Not Home
014-241
Stapler Move Position SNR
H/L
H: SNR Position
L: Not SNR Position
014-242
Low Staple SNR
H/L
H: No staple
L: Staples available
014-243
Self Priming SNR
H/L
H: Not Ready
L: Ready
014-244
Staple Home SNR
H/L
H: Not Home
L: Home
014-250
Eject Clamp Home SNR
H/L
H: Not Home
L: Home
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Component Name
Display
014-251
Set Clamp Home SNR
H/L
H: Not Home
L: Home
014-260
Upper Limit SNR
H/L
H: Limit
L: Not Limit
014-262
Stacker No Paper SNR
H/L
H: No paper
L: Paper exists.
014-263
Stack Encoder SNR
H/L
H: Detected
L: Not detected
014-264
Stack Hight SNR 1
H/L
H: Detected by SNR
L: Not detected by SNR
014-265
Stack Hight SNR 2
H/L
H: Detected by SNR
L: Not detected by SNR
014-270
Puncher Move Home SNR
H/L
H: Not Home
L: Home
014-271
Puncher Home SNR
H/L
H: Home
L: Not Home
014-272
Puncher Front SNR
H/L
H: Home
L: Not Home
014-273
Punch Hole Select SNR
H/L
H: Home
L: Not Home
014-274
Puncher Motor SNR
H/L
H: Light blocked
L: Light received
014-275
Punch Box Set SNR
H/L
H:Box Set
L:Box not set
014-281
H-Xport Top Tray Exit SNR
H/L
H: Paper
L: No paper
014-282
Decurler Home SNR
H/L
H: Not Home
L: Home
014-300
Eject Cover SW
H/L
H: OPEN
L: CLOSED
014-302
Finisher Front Door SW
H/L
H: OPEN
L: CLOSED
014-303
H-Xport Interlock SNR
H/L
H: OPEN
L: CLOSED
042-201
IBT Belt Home Sensor
042-202
Fuser Fan Fail
H: Not rotating
L: Rotating
Detects whether Fuser Fan is rotating.

[I/O]FSR_FAN_FAIL
Note that 1: Not rotating is detected when the Fan is not driven.
042-203
Drive Fan Fail
H: Not rotating
L: Rotating
Detects whether Drive Fan is rotating.

[I/O]DRIVE_FAN_FAIL
Detects IBT Belt Home Sensor On/Off.

[I/O]BELT_HOME_POS_SNR
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Component Name
Display
042-204
Rear Bottom Fan Fail
H: Not rotating
L: Rotating
Detects whether Rear Bottom Fan is rotating.

[I/O]REAR_BOTTOM_FAN_FAIL
042-205
IBT Fan Fail
H: Not rotating
L: Rotating
Detects whether IBT Fan is rotating.

[I/O]IBT_FAN_FAIL
042-206
MHVPS Fan Fail
H: Not rotating
L: Rotating
Detects whether MHVPS Fan is rotating.

[I/O]HV_FAN_FAIL
042-207
Process2 Fan Fail
H: Not rotating
L: Rotating
Detects whether Process2 Fan is rotating.

[I/O]PROCESS2_FAN_FAIL
042-208
LVPS Exhaust Fan Fail
H: Not rotating
L: Rotating
Detects whether LVPS Exhaust Fan is rotating.

[I/O]FIN_FAN_FAIL
042-209
Cartridge Fan Fail
H: Not rotating
L: Rotating
Detects whether Cartridge Fan is rotating.

[I/O]XXX_FAN_FAIL
042-210
Process1 Fan Fail
H: Not rotating
L: Rotating
Detects whether Process1 Fan is rotating.

[I/O]PROCESS1_FAN_FAIL
042-211
Suction Fan Fail
H: Not rotating
L: Rotating
Detects whether Suction Fan is rotating.

[I/O]XXX_FAN_FAIL
042-213
C Exhaust Fan Fail
H: Not rotating
L: Rotating
Detects whether C Exhaust Fan is rotating.

[I/O]XXX_FAN_FAIL
042-214
IH Intake Fan Fail
H: Not rotating
L: Rotating
Detects whether IH Intake Fan is rotating.

[I/O]XXX_FAN_FAIL
042-215
IH Exhaust Fan Fail
H: Not rotating
L: Rotating
Detects whether IH Exhaust Fan is rotating.

[I/O]XXX_FAN_FAIL
042-216
LH Fan Fail
H: Not rotating
L: Rotating
Detects whether LH Fan is rotating.

[I/O]LH_FAN_FAIL
062-201
Sheet Abort
H/L
Document Regist
L: ON
062-212
IIT Regi Sensor
H/L
Regi Sensor de-actuated

L: ON
062-240
ADF Exist
H/L
DADF not installed

H: ON
Version 1.2

ChainLink
Component Name
Display
062-251
APS Sensor1
H/L
Document exists.
L: APS SNR1
H: APS ON
062-253
APS Sensor3
H/L
Document exists.
L: APS SNR3
H: APS ON
062-272
ScanStart
H/L
L: Ready to scan
062-300
Platen I/L Switch
H/L
Platen closed
L: ON
062-301
Angle Sensor
H/L
Platen closed
L: ON
071-101
#1 No Paper Sensor
H/H
Detects #1 No Paper Sensor On/Off.

[I/O]#1 No Paper Sensor
071-102
#1 Level Sensor
H/H
Detects #1 Level Sensor On/Off.

[I/O]#1 Level Sensor
071-104
#1 TRAY Paper Size Switch
Detects #1 TRAY Paper Size Sensor SW5 On/Off.

[I/O]#1 TRAY Papper Size Sensor (TSIZE-Digit)
071-105
#1 Pre Feed Sensor
072-101
#2 No Paper Sensor
H/H

072-102
#2 Level Sensor
H/H

072-103
#2 Feed Out Sensor
Detects #2 Feed Out Sensor On/Off.

[I/O]#2 Feed Out Sensor (Tray_Module)
072-104

073-101
#3 No Paper Sensor
H/H

073-102
#3 Level Sensor
H/H

073-103
#3 Feed Out Sensor

073-104

073-105
#3 Pre Feed Sensor (TTM only)
074-101
#4 No Paper Sensor
H/H

074-102
#4 Level Sensor
H/H

Detects #1 Pre Feed Sensor On/Off.

[I/O]#1 Pre Feed Sensor

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Component Name
Display
074-103
#4 Feed Out Sensor

074-104

074-105
#4 Pre Feed Sensor (TTM only)
075-101
MSI No Paper Sensor
Detects MSI No Paper Sensor On/Off.

[I/O]MSI No Paper Sensor
075-102
MSI Nudger Position Sensor
Detects MSI Nudger Position Sensor On/Off.
075-103
MSI Feed Out Sensor
Detects MSI Feed Out Sensor On/Off.
077-100
#2 Exit Sensor
Detects #2 Exit Sensor On/Off.

[I/O]#2 Exit Sensor
077-101
#1 Exit Sensor
Detects #1 Exit Sensor On/Off.

[I/O]#1 Exit Sensor
077-102
POB Sensor
Detects POB Sensor On/Off.

[I/O]POB Sensor
077-103
Regi Sensor
Detects Regi Sensor On/Off.

[I/O]Regi Sensor
077-104
MSI Feed Out Sensor
Detects MSI Feed Out Sensor On/Off.

[I/O]#1 Feed Out Sensor
077-105
#2 Feed Out Sensor

077-106
#3 Feed Out Sensor

077-107
#4 Feed Out Sensor

077-108
Dup Path Sensor
Detects Dup Path Sensor On/Off.

[I/O]Dup Path Sensor
077-109
#1 OCT Home Position Sensor
Detects #1 OCT Home Position Sensor On/Off.

[I/O]#1 OCT Home Position Sensor
077-110
#2 OCT Home Position Sensor
Detects #2 OCT Home Position Sensor On/Off.

[I/O]#2 OCT Home Position Sensor
077-120
IOT Feed Ready Signal Input
Detects Feed Ready Signal OFF/ON.
077-121
TM Regi Stop Signal Input
Detects Regi Stop Signal OFF/ON.
077-123
TM Feed ON Signal Input
077-124
Full Stack Sensor 1

Detects Feed ON Signal OFF/ON.

Detects Full Stack Sensor 1 ON/OFF.
077-125
Full Stack Sensor 2
077-201
Face Up Tray Detect Switch
Detects Full Stack Sensor 2 ON/OFF.

Detects Face Up Tray Detect Switch On/Off.
[I/O]Face Up Tray Detect Switch
077-300
Left Hand Interlock Switch
Detects Left Hand Interlock Switch On/Off.

[I/O]Left Hand Interlock Switch
Version 1.2

ChainLink
Component Name
Display
077-301
Left Hand Low Cover Switch
Detects Left Hand Low Cover Switch On/Off.

[I/O]Left Hand Low Cover Switch
077-302
Left Hand High Cover Switch
Detects Left Hand High Cover Switch On/Off.

[I/O]Left Hand High Cover Switch
077-303
Front Interlock Switch
Detects Front Interlock Switch On/Off.

[I/O]Front Cover Interlock
077-305
Dup Cover Switch
Detects Dup Cover Switch On/Off.

[I/O]Dup Cover Switch
077-306
TM Left Hand Interlock Switch
Detects TM Left Hand Interlock Switch On/Off.

[I/O]Left Hand Interlock Switch (Tray_Module)
077-307
IBT Cover Switch
Detects IBT Cover Switch On/Off.

[I/O]IBT Cover Switch
091-100
Bottle Position SNR
Displays the state (High/Low) of Waste Toner Bottle Existence Detection Sensor.
091-101
Bottle Full SNR
Displays the state (High/Low) of Waste Toner Bottle Full Detection Sensor.
091-102
SNR Photo
Displays a High/Low output from Rotation Detection Sensor.
091-200
Bottle Position SNR
H/L
Displays the state (High/Low) of Waste Toner Bottle Existence Detection Sensor.
091-201
Bottle Full SNR
H/L
Displays the state (High/Low) of Waste Toner Bottle Full Detection Sensor.
091-202
SNR Photo
H/L
Displays a High/Low output from Rotation Detection Sensor.
094-200
1st BTR Retract Sensor
1st BTR Retract Sensor Reading

Displays the current level (H or L) at On.
094-201
2nd BTR Retract Sensor
2nd BTR Retract Sensor Reading

Displays the current level (H or L) at On.
094-202
POB Jam Sensor
Detects the active level of POB Jam Sensor.
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2010/08
6-58
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Table 1 DC330 Output Component Check List
ChainLink
Component Name
Time Out
Cyclic
Operation
Multi-output
Prohibited Chain
005-001 CVT Feed Motor

(Mid,Low):CW 41.3mm/sec
Current Value
PF2.01(Mid)
Start->50ms:1.0A
50ms->50s:1.0A
50s->50ms:0.8A
Frequency
PF2.01(Mid)
574.465Hz
005-002~005-010,
005-013~005-022,
005-046~005-051,
005-090, 005-093

Current Value
PF2.01(Mid)
Start->50ms:1.2A
50ms->50s:1.0A
50s->50ms:0.8A
Frequency
PF2.01(Mid)
765.990Hz
005-001, 005003~005-010, 005013~005-022, 005046~005-051, 005090, 005-093

(Mid):CW 73.3mm/sec
Current Value
PF2.01(Mid)
Start->50ms:1.2A
50ms->50s:1.0A
50s->50ms:0.8A
Frequency
PF2.01(Mid)
1021.320Hz
005-001~005-002,
005-004~005-010,
005-013~005-022,
005-046~005-051,
005-090, 005-093

Current Value
PF2.01(Mid)
Start->50ms:1.2A
50ms->50s:1.0A
50s->50ms:0.8A
Frequency
PF2.01(Mid)
1148.930Hz
005-001~005-003,
005-005~005-010,
005-013~005-022,
005-046~005-051,
005-090, 005-093

(High,Mid,Low):CW 110.0mm/sec
Current Value
PF2.01(Mid)
Start->50ms:1.2A
50ms->50s:1.0A
50s->50ms:0.8A
Frequency
PF2.01(Mid)
1531.980Hz
005-001~005-004,
005-006~005-010,
005-013~005-022,
005-046~005-051,
005-090, 005-093
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ChainLink
Component Name

1(High):CW 137.5mm/sec
Time Out
Cyclic
Operation
Multi-output
Prohibited Chain
005-001~005-005,
005-007~005-022,
005-013~005-010,
005-046~005-051,
005-090, 005-093

(High,Mid):CW 146.7mm/sec
Current Value
PF2.01(Mid)
Start->50ms:1.2A
50ms->50s:1.0A
50s->50ms:0.8A
Frequency
PF2.01(Mid)
2042.901Hz
005-001~005-006,
005-008~005-010,
005-013~005-022,
005-046~005-051,
005-090, 005-093

Current Value
PF2.01(Mid)
Start->50ms:1.2A
50ms->50s:1.0A
50s->50ms:0.8A
Frequency
PF2.01(Mid)
2298.190Hz
005-001~005-007,
005-009~005-010,
005-013~005-022,
005-046~005-051,
005-090, 005-093

(High):CW 183.3mm/sec
005-001~005-008,
005-010, 005013~005-022, 005046~005-051, 005090, 005-093

Current Value
PF2.01(Mid)
Start->50ms:1.4A
50ms->50s:1.0A
50s->50ms:0.8A
Frequency
PF2.01(Mid)
3063.960Hz
005-001~005-009,
005-013~005-022,
005-046~005-051,
005-090, 005-093

(High,Mid):CW 293.3mm/sec
Current Value
PF2.01(Mid)
Start->50ms:1.4A
50ms->50s:1.2A
50s->50ms:0.8A
Frequency
PF2.01(Mid)
4085.802Hz
005-001~005-010,
005-013, 005015~005-022, 005046~005-051, 005090, 005-093

ChainLink
Component Name
Time Out
Cyclic
Operation
Multi-output
Prohibited Chain
005-015 Feed Motor CW(330.0mm/s)(High,Mid,Low)
Current Value
PF2.01(Mid)
Start->50ms:1.4A
50ms->50s:1.4A
50s->50ms:0.8A
Frequency
PF2.01(Mid)
4597.701Hz
005-001~005-010,
005-013~005-014,
005-016~005-022,
005-046~005-051,
005-090, 005-093
005-017 Feed Motor CW(440.0mm/s)(High,Mid)
Current Value
PF2.01(Mid)
Start->50ms:1.4A
50ms->50s:1.4A
50s->50ms:0.8A
Frequency
PF2.01(Mid)
6130.268Hz
005-001~005-010,
005-013~005-016,
005-018~005-022,
005-046~005-051,
005-090, 005-093
005-019 Feed Motor CCW(400.0mm/s)(High,Mid)
Current Value
PF2.01(Mid)
Start->50s:1.9A
50s->50ms:0.8A
Frequency
PF2.01(Mid)
3714.02Hz
005-001~005-010,
005-013~005-018,
005-020~005-022,
005-046~005-051,
005-090, 005-093
Current Value
PF2.01(Mid)
Start->50ms:1.4A
50ms->50s:1.4A
50s->50ms:0.8A
Frequency
PF2.01(Mid)
2785.515Hz
005-001~005-010,
005-013~005-019,
005-021~005-022,
005-046~005-051,
005-090, 005-093
Current Value
PF2.01(Mid)
Start->50ms:1.4A
50ms->50s:1.0A
50s->50ms:0.8A
Frequency
PF2.01(Mid)
2228.412Hz
005-001~005-010,
005-013~005-020,
005-022, 005046~005-051, 005090, 005-093
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ChainLink
Component Name
Time Out
Cyclic
Operation
Multi-output
Prohibited Chain
Current Value
PF2.01(Mid)
Start->50ms:1.4A
50ms->50s:1.0A
50s->50ms:0.8A
Frequency
PF2.01(Mid)
1392.7577Hz
005-001~005-010,
005-013~005-021,
005-046~005-051,
005-090, 005-093
005-026 CVT Reg.Motor

(Mid,Low):CCW 41.3mm/sec
Current Value
PF2.01(Mid)
Start->50ms:1.0A
50ms->50s:0.7A
50s->50ms:0.7A
Frequency
PF2.01(Mid)
574.465Hz
005-027~005-039,
005-041~005-042

Current Value
PF2.01(Mid)
Start->50ms:1.0A
50ms->50s:0.7A
50s->50ms:0.7A
Frequency
PF2.01(Mid)
765.990Hz
005-026, 005028~005-039, 005041~005-042

(Mid):CCW 73.3mm/sec
Current Value
PF2.01(Mid)
Start->50ms:1.0A
50ms->50s:0.7A
50s->50ms:0.7A
Frequency
PF2.01(Mid)
1021.320Hz
005-026~005-028,
005-029~005-039,
005-041~005-042

Current Value
PF2.01(Mid)
Start->50ms:1.1A
50ms->50s:0.8A
50s->50ms:0.7A
Frequency
PF2.01(Mid)
1148.930Hz
005-026~005-028,
005-030~005-039,
005-041~005-042

ChainLink
Component Name
Time Out
Cyclic
Operation
Multi-output
Prohibited Chain

(High,Mid,Low):CCW 110.0mm/sec
Current Value
PF2.01(Mid)
Start->50ms:1.1A
50ms->50s:0.8A
50s->50ms:0.7A
Frequency
PF2.01(Mid)
1531.980Hz
005-026~005-029,
005-031~005-039,
005-041~005-042

(High,Mid):CCW 146.7mm/sec
Current Value
PF2.01(Mid)
Start->50ms:1.1A
50ms->50s:0.8A
50s->50ms:0.7A
Frequency
PF2.01(Mid)
2042.901Hz
005-026~005-031,
005-033~005-039,
005-041~005-042

(High,Mid,Low):CCW 165.0mm/sec
Current Value
PF2.01(Mid)
Start->50ms:1.1A
50ms->50s:0.8A
50s->50ms:0.7A
Frequency
PF2.01(Mid)
2298.190Hz
005-026~005-032,
005-034~005-039,
005-041~005-042
005-038 Regi Motor CCW(330.0mm/s)(High,Mid,Low)
Current Value
PF2.01(Mid)
Start->50ms:1.3A
50ms->50s:1.1A
50s->50ms:0.7A
Frequency
PF2.01(Mid)
4597.701Hz
005-026~005-037,
005-039, 005041~005-042
005-041 Regi Motor CCW(440.0mm/s)(High,Mid)
Current Value
PF2.01(Mid)
Start->50ms:1.3A
50ms->50s:1.1A
50s->50ms:0.7A
Frequency
PF2.01(Mid)
6130.268Hz
005-026~005-039,
005-042
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ChainLink
Component Name
005-050 Feed Motor CW(100.0mm/s TA)(Mid)
Time Out
Cyclic
Operation
Multi-output
Prohibited Chain
005-001~005-010,
005-013~005-022,
005-046~005-049,
005-051, 005-090,
005-093
Current Value
PF2.01(Mid)
Start->50ms:1.2A
50ms->50s:1.0A
50s->50ms:0.8A
Frequency
PF2.01(Mid)
1392.7577Hz
005-063 Cooling Fan Operation

005-072 CVT Nip Release Sol
005-073 CVT Stamp Sol
005-083 Doc Ready
005-084 Doc Set LED
005-088 Image Area ON
005-090 Set Gate Sol.
005-001~005-010,
005-013~005-022,
005-046~005-051,
005-093
005-093 Nudger Initialize RCP Operation (PF2.01)
005-001~005-010,
005-013~005-022,
005-046~005-051,
005-009
010-001 Fuser Motor(255mm Speed)
Fuser Motor rotation operation. It rotates at 255mm/s (+0.8%).

[I/O] Fuser Mot ON
[I/O] Fuser Gain
[I/O] Fuser Motor Break
[Ref Clk]1497.7235Hz
010-002, 010-003,
010-004, 010-005,
010-006, 010-007,
010-008, 094-012,
094-013

[I/O] Fuser Mot ON
[I/O] Fuser Gain
[Ref Clk] 1320.5155Hz
010-001, 010-003,
010-004, 010-005,
010-006, 010-007,
010-008, 094-012,
094-013

[I/O] Fuser Mot ON
[I/O] Fuser Gain
[Ref Clk] 1173.7089Hz
010-001, 010-002,
010-004, 010-005,
010-006, 010-007,
010-008, 094-012,
094-013
010-004 Fuser Motor(175mm High Speed)

[I/O] Fuser Mot ON
[I/O] Fuser Gain
[Ref Clk] 1031.0129Hz
010-001, 010-002,
010-003, 010-005,
010-006, 010-007,
010-008, 094-012,
094-013

ChainLink
Time Out
Cyclic
Operation
Multi-output
Prohibited Chain
010-005 Fuser Motor(121mm High Speed)

[I/O] Fuser Mot ON
[I/O] Fuser Gain
[Ref Clk] 712.9007Hz
010-001, 010-002,
010-003, 010-004,
010-006, 010-007,
010-008, 094-012,
094-013
010-006 Fuser Motor(175mm Low Speed)

[I/O] Fuser Mot ON
[I/O] Fuser Gain
010-001, 010-002,
010-003, 010-004,
010-005, 010-007,
010-008, 094-012,
094-013
010-007 Fuser Motor(121mm Low Speed)

[I/O] Fuser Mot ON
[I/O] Fuser Gain
010-001, 010-002,
010-003, 010-004,
010-005, 010-006,
010-008, 094-012,
094-013

[I/O] Fuser Mot ON
[I/O] Fuser Gain
[Ref Clk] 668.163Hz
010-001, 010-002,
010-003, 010-004,
010-005, 010-006,
010-007, 094-012,
094-013
010-009 P/Roll Latch ON
P/Roll Latch ON operation

[I/O] Proll Latch Motor ON
[I/O] Proll Latch Motor Clk
[I/O] Proll Latch Sensor
At the P/Roll Latch ON position, Latch Motor automatically stops.
010-010, 010-011
010-010 P/Roll Latch OFF
P/Roll Latch OFF operation

At the P/Roll Latch OFF position, Latch Motor automatically stops.
010-009, 010-011
010-011 P/Roll Half Latch
P/Roll Half Latch operation

At the P/Roll Half Latch operation, Latch Motor automatically stops.
010-009, 010-010
042-001 MainMotor(79mm/s)
Main Motor rotary drive operation: A start instruction triggers a rotary drive operation (79mm/s). A stop instruction stops it.
[I/O]MAIN_MOT
[I/O]MAIN_MOT_GAIN
042-002, 042-003,
042-004, 042-005,
042-006
[I/O]MAIN_MOT
[I/O]MAIN_MOT_GAIN
042-001, 042-003,
042-004, 042-005,
042-006
Component Name
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ChainLink
Component Name
Time Out
Cyclic
Operation
Multi-output
Prohibited Chain
[I/O]MAIN_MOT
[I/O]MAIN_MOT_GAIN
042-001, 042-002,
042-004, 042-005,
042-006
042-004 Main Motor(200mm/s)
Main Motor solo rotation operation: A start instruction triggers a rotary drive operation (200mm/ s). A stop instruction stops it.
042-001, 042-002,
042-003, 042-005,
042-006
042-001, 042-002,
042-003, 042-004,
042-006
042-001, 042-002,
042-003, 042-004,
042-005
042-007 IBT Fan
IBT Fan rotation operation: A start instruction triggers its rotation. A stop instruction stops it.
042-008 HV Fan
HV Fan rotation operation: A start instruction triggers its high-speed rotation. A stop instruction
changes it to low-speed rotation.
042-009 Process2 Fan
Process2 Fan rotation operation: A start instruction triggers its rotation. A stop operation stops it. -
042-010 LVPS Fan
LVPS Fan rotation operation: A start instruction triggers its rotation. A stop instruction stops it. *However, triggered by a start instruction the FAN rotates at high speed and triggered by a stop
one it rotates at low speed.
042-011 Fuser Fan
Fuser Fan rotation speed changing operation: A start instruction triggers it to rotate at PWM
90%. After 2 sec it begins to rotate at duty xx%.
xx% represents max PS NVM value for a product.
A stop instruction stops the FAN operation.
[I/O]DD_IO_FUSER_FAN
[I/O]DD_PWM_FUSER_FAN
042-012, 042-013,
042-014, 042-015,
042-016, 042-017,
042-018, 042-019,
042-020, 042-021,
042-022, 042-023,
042-024, 042-025,
042-026
042-012 MHVPS Fan
MHVPS Fan rotation speed changing operation: A start instruction triggers it to rotate at PWM
90%. After 2 sec it begins to rotate at duty xx%.
[I/O]DD_IO_HV_M_FAN
[I/O]DD_PWM_HV_M_FAN
042-011, 042-013,
042-014, 042-015,
042-016, 042-017,
042-018, 042-019,
042-020, 042-021,
042-022, 042-023,
042-024, 042-025,
042-026
Process2 Fan rotation operation: A start instruction triggers its high-speed rotation. After 2 sec it switches to low-speed rotation. A stop instruction stops it.
[I/O]DD_IO_P2_FAN_H
042-011, 042-012,
042-014, 042-015,
042-016, 042-017,
042-018, 042-019,
042-020, 042-021,
042-022, 042-023,
042-024, 042-025,
042-026

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042-014 LVPS Exhaust Fan
LVPS Exhaust Fan rotation operation: A start instruction triggers its rotation. A stop instruction
stops it.
[I/O]DD_IO_LV_EX_FAN
042-011, 042-012,
042-013, 042-015,
042-016, 042-017,
042-018, 042-019,
042-020, 042-021,
042-022, 042-023,
042-024, 042-025,
042-026
042-015 Rear Bottom Fan
Rear Bottom Fan rotation operation: A start instruction triggers its rotation. A stop instruction
stops it.
[I/O]DD_IO_BOTTOM_FAN
[I/O]DD_PWM_REAR_BOTTOM_FAN
042-011, 042-012,
042-013, 042-014,
042-016, 042-017,
042-018, 042-019,
042-020, 042-021,
042-022, 042-023,
042-024, 042-025,
042-026
042-016 IH Intake Fan
IH Intake Fan rotation speed changing operation: A start instruction triggers it to rotate at PWM 90%. After 2 sec it begins to rotate at duty xx%.
[I/O]DD_IO_SLV_FAN
[I/O]DD_PWM_SLV_FAN
042-011, 042-012,
042-013, 042-014,
042-015, 042-017,
042-018, 042-019,
042-020, 042-021,
042-022, 042-023,
042-024, 042-025,
042-026
042-017 IH Exhaust Fan
IH Exhaust Fan rotation speed changing operation: A start instruction triggers it to rotate at
PWM 90%. After 2 sec it begins to rotate at duty xx%.
[I/O]DD_IO_IH_FAN
[I/O]DD_PWM_IH_FAN
042-011, 042-012,
042-013, 042-014,
042-015, 042-016,
042-018, 042-019,
042-020, 042-021,
042-022, 042-023,
042-024, 042-025,
042-026
042-018 LVPS Fan
LVPS Fan rotation operation: A start instruction triggers its rotation. A stop one stops it.
[I/O]LVPS_Fan
*However, triggered by a start instruction the FAN rotates at high speed and triggered by a stop
one it rotates at low speed.
042-011, 042-012,
042-013, 042-014,
042-015, 042-016,
042-017, 042-019,
042-020, 042-021,
042-022, 042-023,
042-024, 042-025,
042-026
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Prohibited Chain
042-019 IBT Fan
IBT Fan rotation operation: A start instruction triggers its rotation. A stop one stops it
[I/O]DD_IO_IBT_FAN
042-011, 042-012,
042-013, 042-014,
042-015, 042-016,
042-017, 042-018,
042-020, 042-021,
042-022, 042-023,
042-024, 042-025,
042-026
042-020 SUCTION_Drive Fan
Suction or Drive Fan rotation operation: A start instruction triggers a rotation operation. A stop
one stops it.
[I/O]DD_IO_SCT_DRV_FAN
[I/O]DD_PWM_SCT_DRV_FAN
042-011, 042-012,
042-013, 042-014,
042-015, 042-016,
042-017, 042-018,
042-019, 042-021,
042-022, 042-023,
042-024, 042-025,
042-026
042-021 Cartridge Fan
Cartridge Fan rotation speed changing operation: A start instruction triggers it to rotate at PWM 90%. After 2 sec it begins to rotate at duty xx%.
[I/O]DD_IO_C_FAN
[I/O]DD_PWM_C_FAN
042-011, 042-012,
042-013, 042-014,
042-015, 042-016,
042-017, 042-018,
042-019, 042-020,
042-022, 042-023,
042-024, 042-025,
042-026
Process1 Fan rotation speed changing operation: A start instruction triggers it to rotate at PWM 90%. After 2 sec it begins to rotate at duty xx%.
[I/O]DD_IO_P1_FAN
[I/O]DD_PWM_P1_FAN
042-011, 042-012,
042-013, 042-014,
042-015, 042-016,
042-017, 042-018,
042-019, 042-020,
042-021, 042-023,
042-024, 042-025,
042-026
042-024 C Exhaust Fan
C Exhaust Fan rotation operation: A start instruction triggers its rotation. A stop one stops it.
[I/O]XXX_FAN_
042-011, 042-012,
042-013, 042-014,
042-015, 042-016,
042-017, 042-018,
042-019, 042-020,
042-021, 042-022,
042-023, 042-025,
042-026
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042-025 NOHAD FAN Fail Detection
Rotates all Fans together and performs Failure Detection.

A start instruction triggers the FANs to rotate. After 5 sec of operation, performs Fail Detection.
After doing the detection process, stops the rotating FANs.
Informs the Controller of Fault Code (Chain/Link No) associated with failed FAN.
*For Fault Codes reported, see DC125.
FANs to be checked for a failure:
Fuser Fan
Drive(Suction) Fan
Rear Bottom Fan
MHVPS Fan
IBT Fan
Process2 Fan
LVPS Exhaust Fan
Cartridge Fan
Process1 Fan
C-EXHAUST Fan
IH Intake Fan
IH Exhaust Fan
LH Fan
042-011, 042-012,
042-013, 042-014,
042-015, 042-016,
042-017, 042-018,
042-019, 042-020,
042-021, 042-022,
042-023, 042-024,
042-026
042-026 LH Fan
LH Fan rotation operation: A start instruction triggers its rotation at Duty 90%. A stop instruction stops it.
[I/O]LH_FAN_ON, LH_FAN_PWM
042-011, 042-012,
042-013, 042-014,
042-015, 042-016,
042-017, 042-018,
042-019, 042-020,
042-021, 042-022,
042-023, 042-024,
042-025
061-001 LPH Forced ON (entirely solid)
Forces LPH to turn ON. (an entirely solid pattern)
061-002, 061-003,
061-004
061-002 LPH Forced ON (Cin50%)
Forces LPH to turn ON. (Cin50%)
061-001, 061-003,
061-004
061-003 LPH Forced ON (streak grading pattern)
Forces LPH to turn ON. (a streak grading pattern)
061-001, 061-002,
061-004
061-004 LPH Forced ON (thyristor transfer)
Performs only thyristor transfer.
061-001, 061-002,
061-003
062-002 IIT Exposure Lamp
Lamp ON 180 sec -> Auto OFF
062-005 IIT Scan Motor (in scan direction)
Move 50mm in scan direction from current position -> Auto OFF
062-006
062-006 IIT Scan Motor (in return direction)
Move 50mm in return direction from current position -> Auto OFF
062-005
062-086 IIT Image Area
IMG-AREA signal output
062-091 Exchange To ADF
Turns ON the signal that instructs on relocating documents to DADF.
071-001 #1 Feed Motor 2-phase (CW2) in Feed direction
Drives the Motor in 2-phase excitation, in Feed direction, at feed speed.

However, if speed is specified in NVM, the motor is driven at speed of target frequency specified
there.
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071-004, 075001~075-004
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071-001, 071-003,
071-004, 075001~075-004
Drives the Motor in 1-2 phase excitation, in Feed direction, at feed speed.
there.
071-001, 071-002,
071-004, 075001~075-004
071-004 #1 Feed Motor 1-2 phase (CCW1-2) in Lift Up direc- Drives the Motor in 1-2 phase excitation, in Lift Up direction, at Lift Up speed.
tion
there.
<Constraints>
If Level Sensor is On when the Motor tries to start driving, it does not operate.
071-001, 071-002,
071-003, 075001~075-004
Component Name
071-002 #1 Feed Motor 2-phase (CCW2) in Lift Up direction
Drives the Motor in 2-phase excitation, in Lift Up direction, at Lift Up speed.

there.
<Constraints>
071-003 #1 Feed Motor 1-2 phase (CW1-2) in Feed direction
Time Out
If Level Sensor On is detected, the Motor steps down to 0 pps and finishes operating.

there.
072-002, 072-003,
072-004

there.
<Constraints>
072-001, 072-003,
072-004
there.
072-001, 072-002,
072-004
tion
there.
<Constraints>
072-001, 072-002,
072-003

there.
072-002, 072-003,
072-004

there.
<Constraints>
072-001, 072-003,
072-004

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there.
072-001, 072-002,
072-004
tion
there.
<Constraints>
072-001, 072-002,
072-003
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there.
072-002, 072-003,
072-004

there.
<Constraints>
072-001, 072-003,
072-004
there.
072-001, 072-002,
072-004
074-004 #4 Feed Motor 1-2 phase (CCW1-2) Lift Up direction Drives the Motor in 1-2 phase excitation, in Lift Up direction, at Lift Up speed.
there.
<Constraints>
072-001, 072-002,
072-003, 071001~071-004
074-003 #4 Feed Motor 1-2 phase (CW1-2) Feed direction
075-001 MSI Feed Motor 2-phase (CW2) Feed direction

there.
075-002, 075-003,
075-004, 071-001,
071-002, 071-003,
071-004
075-002 MSI Feed Motor 2-phase (CCW2) Nudger Up/Down

direction
Drives the Motor in 2-phase excitation, in Nudger Up/Down direction, at Nudger Up/Down
speed.
there.
075-001, 075-003,
075-004, 071-001,
071-002, 071-003,
071-004
075-003 MSI Feed Motor 1-2 phase (CW1-2) Feed direction
there.
075-001, 075-002,
075-004, 071001~071-004
075-004 MSI Feed Motor 1-2 phase (CCW1-2) Nudger Up/

Down direction
Drives the Motor in 1-2 phase excitation, in Nudger Up/Down direction, at Nudger Up/Down
speed.
there.
075-001, 075-002,
075-003, 071001~071-004
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077-001 Take Away Clutch
Turns ON Take Away Clutch.

[I/O] TA Clatch (used also as MSI TA)
Combining this with [Component] Main Drive Motor[042-XXX] enables #1Take Away Roll and
MSI Take Away Roll to drive.
077-002 Regi Clutch
Turns ON Regi Clutch.

[I/O] TA Clatch (used also as MSI TA)
Combining this with [Component] Main Drive Motor[042-XXX] enables Regi Roll to drive.
077-003 Exit Gate Solenoid
Switches Exit Gate. (Strong Current Value (based on NVM set value (Duty)) is used for
110msec from the start of pulling in the solenoid. After that it switches to Weak Current Value (
based on NVM set value (Duty) (The actual operation is as specified.))
Off: to #1Exit Output. On: to #2Exit Unit.
[I/O] Exit Gate Solenoid
077-004 Face Up Gate Solenoid
Switches Face Up Gate.

(Strong Current Value (based on NVM set value (Duty)) is used for 110msec from the start of
pulling in the solenoid. After that it switches to Weak Current Value ( based on NVM set value
(Duty) (The actual operation is as specified.))
Off: to #2Exit. On: to Face UP Output.
[I/O] Face Up Gate Solenoid
077-005 Duplex Drive Motor(Forward at 175/MAX)
Drives Transport Roll in Dup Unit. (175 speed/Forward rotation/MAX)

In the Exit Output direction
077-006, 007-007,
007-008, 007-009,
007-010, 007-022,
007-023, 007-024
077-006 Duplex Drive Motor(Reverse at 175/MAX)
Drives Transport Roll of Dup Unit. (175 speed/Reverse rotation/MAX)

In the direction of pulling in Duplex
077-005, 007-007,
007-008, 007-009,
007-010, 007-022,
007-023, 007-024

077-005, 007-006,
007-008, 007-009,
007-010, 007-022,
007-023, 007-024
Drives Transport Roll in Dup Unit. (121 speed/Reverse rotation/MAX)

077-005, 007-006,
007-007, 007-009,
007-010, 007-022,
007-023, 007-024

077-005, 007-006,
007-007, 007-008,
007-010, 007-022,
007-023, 007-024
Drives Transport Roll in Dup Unit. (79 speed/Reverse rotation/MAX)

077-005, 007-006,
007-007, 007-008,
007-009, 007-022,
007-023, 007-024
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077-011 Exit2 Drive Motor

(Reverse at 175/MAX)
Drives Transport Roll in Exit Unit. (175 speed/Reverse rotation/MAX)

077-012, 007-013,
007-014, 007-015,
007-016, 007-025,
007-026, 007-027

(Forward at 175/MAX)
Drives Transport Roll in Exit Unit. (175 speed/Forward rotation/MAX)

077-011, 007-013,
007-014, 007-015,
007-016, 007-025,
007-026, 007-027

(Reverse at 121/MAX)

077-011, 007-012,
007-014, 007-015,
007-016, 007-025,
007-026, 007-027

(Forward at 121/MAX)

077-011, 007-012,
007-013, 007-015,
007-016, 007-025,
007-026, 007-027

(Reverse at 79/MAX)

077-011, 007-012,
007-013, 007-014,
007-016, 007-025,
007-026, 007-027

(Forward at 79/MAX)

077-011, 007-012,
007-013, 007-014,
007-015, 007-025,
007-026, 007-027
077-017 #2 OCT Motor

(CW 1-2 phase excitation mode)
Moves #2 Exit Roll in the axial direction. (On for 1000msec then timeout)
CW: Moves Exit Roll to the O/B side of M/C.
Performs in 1-2 phase excitation.
077-018

(CCW 1-2 phase excitation mode)
Moves #2 Exit Roll in the axial direction. (On for 1000msec then time-out.)
CCW: Moves Exit Roll to the I/B side of M/C.
077-017

077-020

Moves #1 Exit Roll in the axial direction. (On 1000msec then timeout.)
077-019
077-022 Duplex Drive Motor(Reverse at 175/PRC)
Drives Transport Roll in Dup Unit. (175 speed/Reverse rotation/PRC)

Speed of the pushing operation in the direction of pulling in Duplex
077-005, 007-006,
007-007, 007-008,
007-009, 007-010,
007-023, 007-024

077-005, 007-006,
007-007, 007-008,
007-009, 007-010,
007-022, 007-024
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077-005, 007-006,
007-007, 007-008,
007-009, 007-010,
007-021, 007-023

(Reverse at 175/PRC)
Drives Transport Roll in Exit Unit. (175 speed/Reverse rotation/PRC)

077-011, 007-012,
007-013, 007-014,
007-015, 007-016,
007-026, 007-027

(Reverse at 121/PRC)

077-011, 007-012,
007-013, 007-014,
007-015, 007-016,
007-025, 007-027

(Reverse at 79/PRC)

077-011, 007-012,
007-013, 007-014,
007-015, 007-016,
007-025, 007-026
077-030 TM T/A CL
Turns ON TM T/A Clutch.
077-031 TM T/A Motor(Low only)
Drives TM T/A Motor.
077-032 TM Feed Ready signal output
Turns ON the Feed Ready signal.
077-033 IOT Regi Stop signal output
Turns ON the Regi Stop signal.
077-034 IOT Feed ON signal output
Turns ON the Feed ON signal.
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077-035 TM T/A Motor1 full speed (High only)
Drives TM T/A Motor1 at full speed (2-phase excitation).
077-036 TM T/A Motor1 half speed (High only)
Drives TM T/A Motor1 at half speed (1-2 phase excitation).
X
X
077-037 TM T/A Motor2 full speed (High TTM only)
Drives TM T/A Motor2 at full speed (2-phase excitation).
077-038 TM T/A Motor2 half speed (High TTM only)
Drives TM T/A Motor2 at half speed (1-2 phase excitation).

Moves #1 Exit Roll in the axial direction. (On for 1000msec and timeout.)
[I/O]#1 OCT Motor
Performs in 1-2 phase excitation mode.
*If speed is specified in NVM, the motor is driven at speed of target frequency specified there.
*Specify drive profile in NVM.
1000ms
077-041, 077-042,
077-043

Moves #1 Exit Roll in the axial direction. (On for 1000msec and timeout.)
[I/O]#1 OCT Motor
1000ms
077-040, 077-042,
077-043

(CW 2-phase excitation mode)
[I/O]#1 OCT Motor
Performs in 2-phase excitation mode.
1000ms
077-040, 077-041,
077-043

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(CCW 2-phase excitation mode)
[I/O]#1 OCT Motor
1000ms
077-040, 077-041,
077-042

[I/O]#2 OCT Motor
1000ms
077-046, 077-047,
077-048

[I/O]#2 OCT Motor
1000ms
077-045, 077-047,
077-048

(CW 2-phase excitation mode)
[I/O]#2 OCT Motor
1000ms
077-045, 077-046,
077-048

(CCW 2-phase excitation mode)
[I/O]#2 OCT Motor
1000ms
077-045, 077-046,
077-047
077-050 Take Away Motor 1-2 phase (CW2/Forward)
Drives Take Away Motor in 1-2 phase excitation, forward at max speed. (in output direction)
there.
[I/O]Take Away Motor
077-051, 077-052,
077-053
077-060 Exit2 Drive Motor 1-2 phase (CW2/Forward)
Drives Exit2 Drive Motor in 1-2 phase excitation, forward at max speed. (in output direction)
there.
[I/O]Exit2 Drive Motor
077-061, 077-062,
077-063
077-061 Exit2 Drive Motor 1-2 phase (CCW2/Reverse)
Drives Exit2 Drive Motor in 1-2 phase excitation, reverse at max speed. (in pull-in direction)
there.
077-060, 077-062,
077-063
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077-062 Exit2 Drive Motor 2-phase (CW2/Forward)
Drives Exit2 Drive Motor in 2-phase excitation, forward at max speed. (in output direction)
there.
077-060, 077-061,
077-063
077-063 Exit2 Drive Motor 2-phase (CCW2/Reverse)
Drives Exit2 Drive Motor in 2-phase excitation, reverse at max speed. (in pull-in direction)
there.
077-060, 077-061,
077-062
077-071 Duplex Drive Motor 1-2 phase (CCW2/Reverse)
Drives Duplex Drive Motor in 1-2 phase excitation, reverse at max speed. (in pull-in direction)
there.
[I/O]Duplex Drive Motor
077-070, 077-072,
077-073
077-073 Duplex Drive Motor 2 phase (CCW2/Reverse)
Drives Duplex Drive Motor in 2-phase excitation, reverse at max speed. (in pull-in direction)
there.
[I/O]Duplex Drive Motor
077-070, 077-071,
077-072
078-003 HCF1 Feed Motor: Feed
Drives the Motor at frequency of 2320PPS (307.5mm/s) in Feed direction.

[I/O]HCF1 Feed Motor
[I/O]HCF1 Feed Motor Direction
[I/O]HCF1 Feed Motor Low
[I/O]HCF1 Feed Motor Clock
078-002
078-004 HCF1 Feed Motor: Lift Up
Drives the Motor at frequency of 3395PPS (450mm/s) in Lift Up direction.

Drives the Motor only when HCF1 Tray Level Sensor is Off, not when the sensor is On. Stops
driving it if the sensor turns On when it is driving.
Does not drive it when HCF1 Tray In Sensor is Off.
[I/O]HCF1 Feed Motor
[I/O]HCF1 Feed Motor Direction
[I/O]HCF1 Feed Motor Low
[I/O]HCF1 Feed Motor Clock
[I/O]HCF1 Level Sensor
[I/O]HCF1 Tray In Sensor
078-001
078-096 HCF1 T/A Motor

(400mm/s)
Drives HCF1 T/A Roll at 400mm/s.

[I/O]HCF1 T/A Motor
[I/O]HCF1 T/A Motor Low
[I/O]HCF1 T/A Motor Clock
089-001 MOB On/Off(LowPower)
Controls a set of MOB IN/OUT LEDs for diffused light.
089-002
089-002 MOB On/Off(HighPower)
Controls a set of MOB IN/OUT LEDs for diffused light.
089-001
091-001 BCR DC Y
BCR DC Y output (Output value is set to High: 225 speed/Low: 175 speed.)
Output Value: [NVM]BCR_DC_OUT[Y](752-002)
091-009, 091-010,
091-044, 091-045
091-002 BCR DC M
BCR DC M output (Output value is set to High: 225 speed/Low: 175 speed.)
Output Value: [NVM]BCR_DC_OUT[M](752-003)
091-009, 091-011,
091-044, 091-045
091-003 BCR DC C
BCR DC C output (Output value is set to High: 225 speed/Low: 175 speed.)
Output Value: [NVM]BCR_DC_OUT[C](752-004)
091-009, 091-012,
091-044, 091-045

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091-004 BCR DC K
BCR DC K output (Output value is set to High: 225 speed/Low: 175 speed.)
Output Value: [NVM]BCR_DC_OUT[K](752-005)
091-009, 091-013,
091-044, 091-045
091-005 BCR AC Y
BCR AC output (Output value is set to High: 225 speed/Low: 175 speed.)
Output Value: [NVM]#Y_BCR AC 225/175 Out(751-xxx/xxx)
Frequency: [NVM]PWM 225/175 Clock Ratio(751-xxx/xxx)
Simultaneously outputs BCR AC Clock at frequency below:
Frequency: [NVM]BCR AC 225/175 Clock Ratio(751-xxx/xxx)
091-009, 091-010,
091-044, 091-045
091-006 BCR AC M
Output Value: [NVM]#M_BCR AC 225/175 Out(751-xxx/xxx)
Frequency:[NVM]BCR AC 225/175 Clock Ratio(751-xxx/xxx)
091-009, 091-011,
091-044, 091-045
091-007 BCR AC C
Output Value: [NVM]#C_BCR AC 225/175 Out(751-xxx/xxx)
Frequency:[NVM]PWM 225/175Clock Ratio(751-xxx/xxx)
Frequency:[NVM]BCR AC 225/175 Clock Ratio(751-xxx/xxx)
091-009, 091-012,
091-044, 091-045
091-008 BCR AC K
Output Value: [NVM]#K_BCR AC 225/175 Out(751-xxx/xxx)
Frequency: [NVM]BCR AC 225/175 Clock Ratio(751-xxx/xxx)
091-009, 091-013,
091-044, 091-045
091-009 BCR DC/AC YMCK
<Combined-Component Control>
BCR DC/AC YMCK output (Output value is set to High: 225 speed/Low: 175 speed.)
Operates the combined components below:
[Component]BCR DC Y/M/C/K (091-001~004)
[Component]BCR AC Y/M/C/K (091-005~008)
091-001, 091-002,
091-003, 091-004,
091-005, 091-006,
091-007, 091-008,
091-010, 091-011,
091-012, 091-013,
091-044, 091-045
091-010 BCR DC/AC Y
BCR DC/AC Y output
[Component]BCR DC Y (091-001)
[Component]BCR AC Y (091-005)
091-001, 091-005,
091-009, 091-044,
091-045
091-011 BCR DC/AC M
BCR DC/AC M output
[Component]BCR DC M (091-002)
[Component]BCR AC M (091-006)
091-002, 091-006,
091-009, 091-044,
091-045
091-012 BCR DC/AC C
BCR DC/AC C output
[Component]BCR DC C (091-003)
[Component]BCR AC C (091-007)
091-003, 091-007,
091-009, 091-044,
091-045
Component Name
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2010/08
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Cyclic
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Prohibited Chain
091-013 BCR DC/AC K
BCR DC/AC K output (Output value is set to High: 225 speed/Low: 175 speed.)
[Component]BCR DC K (091-004)
[Component]BCR AC K (091-008)
091-004, 091-008,
091-009, 091-044,
091-045
091-014 DRUM YMC/DRUM K/IBT MOT(79 Speed)
Output of DRUM YMC MOT/DRUM K MOT/IBT MOT (79 speed)

Drum YMC/K Motor rotation operation at Process Speed 79
Sets 121 speed depending on the I/O combination.
(Clock reflects the following:
NVM(741-001: IBT Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 79 speed)
NVM(741-014: Drum YMC Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 79 speed 1)
NVM(741-014: Drum K Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 79 speed 1)
091-015~091-037,
019-044, 091-045

NVM(741-015:Drum K Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 121 speed 1)
091-014, 091016~091-037, 091044, 091-045

NVM(741-003: IBT MotorSpeed Fine Adjustment 175 speed)
091-014, 091-015,
091-017~091-037,
091-044, 091-045,
091-048

NVM(741-004 :IBT Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 200 speed)
NVM(741-017:Drum YMC Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 200 speed 1)

NVM(741-018:Drum YMC Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 225 speed 1)
Component Name
091-014~091-016,
091-018~091-037,
091-044,091-045
091-014, 091-015,
091-016, 091-017,
091-019, 091-020,
091-021, 091-022,
091-023, 091-024,
091-025, 091-026,
091-027, 091-028,
091-029, 091-030,
091-031, 091-032,
091-033, 091-034,
091-035, 091-036,
091-037, 091-044,
091-045

ChainLink
Time Out
Cyclic
Operation
Multi-output
Prohibited Chain
091-019 DRUM MOT/IBT MOT YMC(121Speed)reverse
Output of DRUM YMC MOT/DRUM K MOT/IBT MOT YMC (Reverse)
091-014~091-018,
091-020~091-037,
091-044,091-045
091-020 DRUM MOT/IBT MOT K(79Speed)
Output of DRUM MOT/IBT MOT (79 speed)

Drum K Motor rotation operation at Process Speed 79
091-014~091-019,
091-021~091-025,
091-032~091-037,
091-044, 091-045
091-021 DRUM MOT/IBT MOT K(121Speed)

091-014~091-020,
091-022~091-025,
091-032~091-037,
091-044,091-045
091-022 DRUM MOT/IBT MOT K(175 Speed)

091-014~091-021,
091-023~091-025,
091-032~091-037,
091-044,091-045


091-014~091-023,
091-025, 091032~091-037, 091044,091-045
091-025 DRUM MOT/IBT MOT K(121Speed)reverse
Reverse output of DRUM MOT/IBT MOT (121 speed)
091-014~091-024,
091-032~091-037,
091-044,091-045
091-026 DRUM YMC MOT ON(79_1mm/s)
Drum YMC Motor rotation operation at Process Speed 79_1

[I/O]DRUM_MOT_YMC
[I/O]DRUM_MOT_GAIN_YMC(INACTIVE)
[I/O]DRUM_MOT_DIR_YMC
[I/O]DRUM_MOT_CLK_YMC
Sets 79_1 speed depending on the I/O combination.
(Clock reflects NVM(741-014: Drum YMC Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 79 speed 1).)
091-014~091-019,
091-027~091-031,
091-044,091-045
Component Name
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-79
091-014~091-022,
091-024,091-025,
091-032~091-037,
091-044,091-045
General
General
2010/08
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Time Out
Cyclic
Operation
Multi-output
Prohibited Chain

[I/O]DRUM_MOT_YMC
[I/O]DRUM_MOT_GAIN_YMC
091-014~091-019,
091-026, 091028~091-031, 091044, 091-045

[I/O]DRUM_MOT_YMC
091-014~091-019,
091-026,091-027,
091-029~091-031,
091-044,091-045

[I/O]DRUM_MOT_YMC

[I/O]DRUM_MOT_YMC
Sets 225_1speed depending on the I/O combination.
091-014~091-019,
091-026~091-029,
091-031, 091044,091-045
091-031 DRUM YMC MOT REVERSE ON
Drum YMC Motor rotation operation at Process Speed for reverse rotation
[I/O]DRUM_MOT_YMC
[I/O]DRUM_MOT_DIR_YMC(INACTIVE)
[I/O]DRUM_MOT_CLK_YMC(INACTIVE)
Sets reverse rotation depending on the I/O combination.
(Stops the motor after NVMms(751-184:Drum YMC Motor Reverse Time Adjustment.))
*Round a value in ms off to a value in 10ms.
See 751184.
091-014~091-019,
091-026, 091028~091-030, 091044, 091-045
091-032 DRUM K MOT ON(79_1mm/s)
Drum K Motor rotation operation at Process Speed 79_1

[I/O]DRUM_MOT_K
[I/O]DRUM_MOT_GAIN_K(INACTIVE)
[I/O]DRUM_MOT_DIR_K
[I/O]DRUM_MOT_CLK_K
(Clock reflects NVM(741-014: Drum K Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 79 speed 1).)
091-014~091-025,
091-033~091-037,
091-044, 091-045
Component Name
091-014~091-019,
091-026~091-028,
091-030,091-031,
091-044,091-045

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Time Out
Cyclic
Operation
Multi-output
Prohibited Chain

[I/O]DRUM_MOT_K
[I/O]DRUM_MOT_GAIN_K
[I/O]DRUM_MOT_DIR_K
[I/O]DRUM_MOT_CLK_K
091-014~091-025,
091-032, 091034~091-037, 091035, 091-036, 091044, 091-045

[I/O]DRUM_MOT_K
[I/O]DRUM_MOT_DIR_K
[I/O]DRUM_MOT_CLK_K
091-014~091-025,
091-032,091-033,
091-035~091-037,
091-044, 091-045

[I/O]DRUM_MOT_K
[I/O]DRUM_MOT_DIR_K
[I/O]DRUM_MOT_CLK_K

[I/O]DRUM_MOT_K
[I/O]DRUM_MOT_DIR_K
[I/O]DRUM_MOT_CLK_K
091-014~091-025,
091-032~091-035,
091-037, 091-044,
091-045
091-037 DRUM K MOT REVERSE ON
Drum K Motor rotation operation at Process Speed for reverse rotation

[I/O]DRUM_MOT_K
[I/O]DRUM_MOT_GAIN_K(INACTIVE)
[I/O]DRUM_MOT_DIR_K(INACTIVE)
[I/O]DRUM_MOT_CLK_K
(Clock reflects NVM(741-015: Drum K Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 121 speed.))
(Stops the motor after NVMms(751-184:Drum K Motor Reverse Time Adjustment).)
*Round a value in ms off to a value in 10ms.
See 751184.
091-014~091-025,
091-032~091-036,
091-044, 091-045
091-038 ERASE LAMP Y
Emission of ERASE LAMP Y
091-042, 091-044,
091-045
091-039 ERASE LAMP M
Emission of ERASE LAMP M
091-042, 091-044,
091-045
091-040 ERASE LAMP C
Emission of ERASE LAMP C
091-042, 091-044,
091-045
Component Name
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-81
091-014~091-025,
091-032~091-034,
091-036,091-037,
091-044, 091-045
General
General
2010/08
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Cyclic
Operation
Multi-output
Prohibited Chain
091-041 ERASE LAMP K
Emission of ERASE LAMP K
091-042, 091-044,
091-045
091-042 ERASE LAMP YMCK
Emission of ERASE LAMP YMCK

[Component]ERASE LAMP Y(091-xxx)
[Component]ERASE LAMP M(091-xxx)
[Component]ERASE LAMP C(091-xxx)
[Component]ERASE LAMP K(091-xxx)
091-038, 091-039,
091-040, 091-041,
091-044, 091-045
091-043 AGITATOR MOT
AGITATOR MOT output
091-044, 091-045
091-044 CF Leak Recovery
Operates when DRUM/DEVE MOT YMCK P/S is as specified in NVM(741-***:Drum YMC Motor
Speed Fine Adjustment 121/175 speed 2) and NVM(741-***:Drum K Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 121/175 speed 2)
and when IBT MOT P/S is 121/175[mm/s].
BCR AC/DC: Vcln output
Outputs simultaneously DRUM/DEVE MOT YMCK/IBT MOT/ERASE LAMP YMCK/Agitator
Mot/BCR AC YMCK.
Outputs BCR DC YMCK 50ms after the start.
Stops Erase Lamp after 540ms (121 speed)/400ms (175 speed). Then 300ms (121 speed)/
200ms (175 speed) after that, stops BCR AC/DC.
Stops all NVM(nxero_DrumRefreshTime)[s] after the start.
091-001~091-043,
091-045
091-045 CRU CHG Agitator
Operates when DRUM/DEVE MOT YMCK P/S is as specified in NVM(741-xxx:Drum YMC
Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 121/175 speed 1) and NVM(741-xxx:Drum K Motor Speed Fine
Adjustment 121/175 speed 1) and IBT MOT P/S is 121/175[mm/s].
Mot/BCR AC YMCK. After NVM(CRU CHG Time)[s], stops the output of them simultaneously.
Outputs BCR DC YMCK 50ms after the start of the output of Agitator Mot. Stops the output of
BCR DC YMCK 50ms before Agitator Mot stops.
091-001~091-044
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Time Out
Cyclic
Operation
Multi-output
Prohibited Chain
091-046 DRUM DELETION REFRESH MODE-5
Operates when DRUM MOT YMCK/DEVE MOT YMCK P/S is as specified in NVM(741006:Drum YMC Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 175 speed 3) and NVM(741-013:Drum K Motor
Speed Fine Adjustment 175 speed 3)
and when IBT MOT P/S is 175[mm/s].
Outputs simultaneously DRUM MOT YMCK/DEVE MOT YMCK/IBT MOT/ERASE LAMP YMCK.
After NVM(Drum Refresh Time)[s], stops the output of them simultaneously
091-014, 091-015,
091-016, 091-017,
091-018, 091-019,
091-020, 091-021,
091-022, 091-023,
091-024, 091-025,
091-026, 091-027,
091-028, 091-029,
091-030, 091-031,
091-032, 091-033,
091-034, 091-035,
091-036, 091-037,
091-038, 091-039,
091-040, 091-042,
091-043, 091-044,
091-045, 091-047,
091-048
091-047 Deletion Recovery
Operates when DRUM/DEVE MOT YMCK P/S is as specified in NVM(741-***:Drum YMC Motor
Speed Fine Adjustment 121/175 speed 3) and NVM(741-***:Drum K Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 121/175 speed 3)
and when IBT MOT P/S is 121/175[mm/s].
Mot/BCR AC YMCK.
Outputs BCR DC YMCK 50ms after the start.
Stops Erase Lamp after 540ms (121speed)/400ms (175 speed). Then 300ms (121 speed)/
200ms (175 speed) after that, stops BCR AC/DC.
Stops all after NVM(nxero_DrumRefreshTime)[s].
091-001, 091-002,
091-003, 091-004,
091-005, 091-006,
091-007, 091-008,
091-009, 091-010,
091-011, 091-012,
091-013, 091-014,
091-015, 091-016,
091-017, 091-018,
091-019, 091-020,
091-021, 091-022,
091-023, 091-024,
091-025, 091-026,
091-027, 091-028,
091-029, 091-030,
091-031, 091-032,
091-033, 091-034,
091-035, 091-036,
091-037, 091-038,
091-039, 091-040,
091-042, 091-043,
091-044, 091-045,
091-046, 091-048
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Cyclic
Operation
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Prohibited Chain
091-048 CRU CHG Agitator
Operates when DRUM/DEVE MOT YMCK P/S is as specified in NVM(741-008:Drum YMC
Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 121/175 speed 1) and NVM(741-015:Drum K Motor Speed Fine
Adjustment 121/175 speed 1) and
when IBT MOT P/S is 121/175[mm/s].
Mot/BCR AC YMCK. After NVM(CRU CHG Time)[s], stops the output of them simultaneously.
Outputs BCR DC YMCK 50ms after the start of the output of Agitator Mot. Stops the output of
BCR DC YMCK 50ms before Agitator Mot stops.
091-001, 091-002,
091-003, 091-004,
091-005, 091-006,
091-007, 091-008,
091-009, 091-010,
091-011, 091-012,
091-013, 091-014,
091-015, 091-016,
091-017, 091-018,
091-019, 091-020,
091-021, 091-022,
091-023, 091-024,
091-025, 091-026,
091-027, 091-028,
091-029, 091-030,
091-031, 091-032,
091-033, 091-034,
091-035, 091-036,
091-037, 091-038,
091-039, 091-040,
091-042, 091-043,
091-044, 091-045,
091-046, 091-047
092-001 ADC Specular
ADC Specular LED ON/OFF operation. [I/O] LED_SPECULAR
092-002 ADC Diffuse
ADC Diffuse LED ON/OFF operation. [I/O] LED_DIFFUSE
092-003 ADC Shutter Open
O(100ms)
The operation of opening ADC Shutter. [I/O] SHUTTER_OPEN_KEEP_SOL
*Note that failing to perform the operation of closing MOB ADC Shutter after performing this
Component Contorl will cause the sensor in the Shutter to be contaminated. (However the Printing operation makes the Shutter automatically close.)
092-004 ADC Shutter Close
The operation of closing ADC Shutter. [I/O] SHUTTER_CLOSE_KEEP_SOL
O(100ms)
093-001 DISPENSE MOTOR-Y (79mm/s)
Output of Dispense Motor-Y at 79mm/s
093-002, 093-003,
093-004, 093-005
093-001, 093-003,
093-004, 093-005
093-001, 093-002,
093-004, 093-005
093-001, 093-002,
093-003, 093-005
093-001, 093-002,
093-003, 093-004
093-006 DISPENSE MOTOR-M (79mm/s)
Output of Dispense Motor-M at 79mm/s
093-007, 093-008,
093-009, 093-010
093-006, 093-008,
093-009, 093-010
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Cyclic
Operation
Multi-output
Prohibited Chain
093-006, 093-007,
093-009, 093-010
093-006, 093-007,
093-008, 093-010
093-006, 093-007,
093-008, 093-009
093-011 DISPENSE MOTOR-C (79mm/s)
Output of Dispense Motor-C at 79mm/s
093-012, 093-013,
093-014, 093-015
093-011, 093-013,
093-014, 093-015
093-011, 093-012,
093-014, 093-015
093-011, 093-012,
093-013, 093-015
093-011, 093-012,
093-013, 093-014
093-016 DISPENSE MOTOR-K (79mm/s)
Output of Dispense Motor-K at 79mm/s
093-017, 093-018,
093-019, 093-020,
093-021
093-016, 093-018,
093-019, 093-020,
093-021
093-016, 093-017,
093-019, 093-020,
093-021
093-016, 093-017,
093-018, 093-020,
093-021
093-016, 093-017,
093-018, 093-019,
093-021
093-016, 093-017,
093-018, 093-019,
093-020
093-022 Deve YMCMotor(121mm/s)
Deve YMC Motor rotary drive operation: A start instruction triggers its rotary drive (121mm/s). A stop instruction stops its rotation.
[I/O]Deve YMC_MOT
[I/O]Deve YMC_MOT_GAIN
093-023, 093-024,
093-025, 093-026
093-023 Deve YMCMotor(175mm/s)
Deve YMC Motor rotary drive operation: A start instruction triggers its rotary drive (175mm/s). A stop instruction stops its rotation.
[I/O]Deve YMC_MOT
[I/O]Deve YMC_MOT_GAIN
093-022, 093-024,
093-025, 093-026
Component Name
Version 1.2
2010/08
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General
2010/08
6-86
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Component Name
Time Out
Cyclic
Operation
Multi-output
Prohibited Chain
093-024 Deve YMC Motor(200mm/s)
Deve YMC Motor solo rotation operation: A start instruction triggers its rotary drive (200mm/s). A stop instruction stops its rotation.
093-022, 093-023,
093-025, 093-026
093-022, 093-023,
093-024, 093-026
093-022, 093-023,
093-024, 093-025
093-027 DEVE BIAS-DC-MINUS-Y
Output of DEVE BIAS-DC-MINUS-Y

Output Value: [NVM]BIAS_DC_OUT[Y](752-xxx)
093-028 DEVE BIAS-DC-MINUS-M
Output of DEVE BIAS-DC-MINUS-M

Output Value: [NVM]BIAS_DC_OUT[M](752-xxx)
093-029 DEVE BIAS-DC-MINUS-C
Output of DEVE BIAS-DC-MINUS-C

Output Value: [NVM]BIAS_DC_OUT[C](752-xxx)
093-030 DEVE BIAS-DC-MINUS-K
Output of DEVE BIAS-DC-MINUS-K

Output Value: [NVM]BIAS_DC_OUT[K](752-xxx)
093-031 DEVE BIAS-AC-YMC
Output of DEVE BIAS-AC-YMC

Output Value: [NVM]#YMC_DEVE AC 121 Duty value (752-xxx)
Outputs Deve Bias AC Clock simultaneously.
093-032 DEVE BIAS-AC-K
Output of DEVE BIAS-AC-K

Output Value: [NVM]#K_DEVE AC 121 Duty value (752-xxx)
Outputs Deve Bias AC Clock simultaneously.
094-001 2nd BTR(-)
Output of 2nd BTR (-) Bias

Output Value: NVM (2nd BTR Transfer Bias Output Fixed Value).
094-002
094-002 2nd BTR(+)
Output of 2nd BTR(+) Bias
094-001
094-003 2nd BTR Contact
2nd BTR Contact operation

Detection of the Contact position by 2nd BTR Retract Sensor makes the 2nd BTR Contact operation stop automatically.
094-004
094-004 2nd BTR Retract
2nd BTR Retract operation

Detection of the Retract position by 2nd BTR Retract Sensor makes the 2nd BTR Retract operation stop automatically.
094-003
094-005 IBT MOT ON(79mm/s)
IBT Motor rotation operation at Process Speed 79

[I/O]IBT_MOT
[I/O]IBT_MOT_GAIN
[I/O]IBT_MOT_DIR
[I/O]IBT_MOT_CLK
(Clock reflects NVM(741-001:IBT Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 79 speed).)
094-006, 094-007,
094-008, 094-009,
094-010, 094-011

[I/O]IBT_MOT
[I/O]IBT_MOT_GAIN
[I/O]IBT_MOT_DIR
[I/O]IBT_MOT_CLK
094-005, 094-007,
094-008, 094-009,
094-010, 094-011

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Component Name
Time Out
Cyclic
Operation
Multi-output
Prohibited Chain

[I/O]IBT_MOT
[I/O]IBT_MOT_GAIN
[I/O]IBT_MOT_DIR
[I/O]IBT_MOT_CLK
094-005, 094-006,
094-008, 094-009,
094-010, 094-011

[I/O]IBT_MOT
[I/O]IBT_MOT_GAIN
[I/O]IBT_MOT_DIR
[I/O]IBT_MOT_CLK
094-005, 094-006,
094-007, 094-009,
094-010, 094-011

[I/O]IBT_MOT
[I/O]IBT_MOT_GAIN
[I/O]IBT_MOT_DIR
[I/O]IBT_MOT_CLK
094-005, 094-006,
094-007, 094-008,
094-010, 094-011

[I/O]IBT_MOT
[I/O]IBT_MOT_GAIN
[I/O]IBT_MOT_DIR
[I/O]IBT_MOT_CLK
094-005, 094-006,
094-007, 094-008,
094-009, 094-011
094-011 IBT MOT REVERSE ON

[I/O]IBT_MOT
[I/O]IBT_MOT_GAIN
[I/O]IBT_MOT_DIR
[I/O]IBT_MOT_CLK
Stops the motor automatically after an elapse of NVM(746-291:IBT MOT Reverse Time).
(Clock reflects NVM(741-002:IBT Motor Speed Fine Adjustment Reverse).)
*Round off a value in ms to a value in 10ms.
094-005, 094-006,
094-007, 094-008,
094-009, 094-010
094-012 1st BTR Contact
Turns ON Fuser Motor 121mm/s for the 1st BTR Contact operation.
Detection of the Contact position by 1st BTR Retract Sensor makes the 1st BTR Contact operation and the Fuser Motor operation stop automatically.
094-013, 010-001,
010-002, 010-003,
010-004, 010-005,
010-006, 010-007,
010-008
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094-013 1st BTR Retract
Turns On Fuser Motor 121mm/s for the 1st BTR Retract operation.
Detection of the Retract position by 1st BTR Retract Sensor makes the 1st BTR Retract operation and the Fuser Motor operation stop automatically.
Time Out
Cyclic
Operation
Multi-output
Prohibited Chain
094-012, 010-001,
010-002, 010-003,
010-004, 010-005,
010-006, 010-007,
010-008
6.3.3 DC140 Analog Monitor Codes List

Table 1 DC140 Analog Monitor Codes List
Chain-Link
Component Name
Functional Description
Time
Out
010-200
Heat Belt STS Center
Heat Belt Center STS temperature AD value
010-201
Heat Belt STS Rear
Heat Belt Rear STS temperature AD value
042-200
NOHAD Environment Temp Sensor
NOHAD Environment Temp Sensor input value
071-200
Tray1 Size Sensor
Displays AD value for Tray1 Paper Size.

[I/O]#1 TRAY Paper Size Sensor
072-200
Tray2 Size Sensor

073-200
Tray3 Size Sensor

074-200
Tray4 Size Sensor

075-200
MSI Size Sensor
Displays AD value for MSI Paper Size.

[I/O]MSI Paper Size Sensor
077-200
OHP Sensor
Displays OHP Sensor output value (AD value).

[I/O]OHP Sensor
091-200
BCR DC I MONI Y
Y-color BCR DC Current Monitor
091-201
BCR DC I MONI M
M-color BCR DC Current Monitor
091-202
BCR DC I MONI C
C-color BCR DC Current Monitor
091-203
BCR DC I MONI K
K-color BCR DC Current Monitor
092-200
ADC_SNR
ADC Sensor input value
092-201
EMV_TEMP_SNR
Temp Sensor input value
092-202
EMV_HUM_SNR
Humidity Sensor input value
092-203
ATC_SNR_Y
Detection of TC in Y-color Developer Housing
092-204
ATC_SNR_M
Detection of TC in M-color Developer Housing
092-205
ATC_SNR_C
Detection of TC in C-color Developer Housing
092-206
ATC_SNR_K
Detection of TC in K-color Developer Housing
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General
2010/08
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Table 1 DC135 HFSI List
ChainLink
PSW Display
Default
Setting
Range
Count Condition
Description
954-800 Tray1 Feed/Retard/Nudger Roll
Tray1 Feed/Retard/Nudger Roll
300000
Counts up at feed from Tray1.
the number of sheets fed by Tray1 Feed Roll/

Tray1 Retard Roll/Tray1 Nudger Roll
300000

300000

300000

954-805 MSI Feed Roll/Retard Pad
MSI Feed Roll/Retard Pad
50000
Counts up at feed from MSI.
the number of sheets fed by MSI Feed Roll/MSI

Retard Pad.
954-820 IBT Unit
IBT Unit
48000000
Counts up when Fuser Exit SNR turns OFF. IBT Unit operation qty (in terms of PV)
Calculates by converting 1 A4L sheet to 100.
Count Value=Paper Length [0.1mm]/21
954-821 2ndBTR Unit
2ndBTR Unit
20000000
Counts up when Fuser Exit SNR turns OFF. 2nd BTR operation qty (in terms of PV)
954-822 IBT CLN Unit
IBT CLN Unit
18300000
Counts up when Fuser Exit SNR turns OFF. IBT CLN Unit operation qty (in terms of PV)
954-830 Deve HSG PV Y
Deve HSG PV Y
480K
Counts up by converting print panel length to PV with Y Developer Housing in use

paper qty.
954-831 Deve HSG PV M
Deve HSG PV M
480K
Counts up by converting print panel length to PV with M Developer Housing in use

paper qty.
954-832 Deve HSG PV C
Deve HSG PV C
480K
Counts up by converting print panel length to PV with C Developer Housing in use

paper qty.
954-833 Deve HSG PV K
Deve HSG PV K
480K
Counts up by converting print panel length to PV with K Developer Housing in use

paper qty.
954-834 Developer PV Y
Developer PV Y
480K
Counts up by converting print panel length to PV with Y Developer Housing in use

paper qty.
954-835 Developer PV M
Developer PV M
480K
Counts up by converting print panel length to PV with M Developer Housing in use

paper qty.
954-836 Developer PV C
Developer PV C
480K
Counts up by converting print panel length to PV with C Developer Housing in use

paper qty.
954-837 Developer PV K
Developer PV K
480K
Counts up by converting print panel length to PV with K Developer Housing in use

paper qty.
954-850 Fuser Assy Print Count
Fuser Assy Print Count
36000000
Counts up when Fuser Exit SNR turns OFF. the number of sheets that ran through Fuser (in
Calculates by converting 1 A4L sheet to 100. terms of A4L)
Content Name
Version 1.2
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General
General
2010/08
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Version 1.2

ChainLink
PSW Display
Default
Setting
Range
954-851 Fuser Assy Time Count
Fuser Assy Time Count
8640000
An elapsed time (sec) from Power ON to Power

Counts up every 24 hrs or at Power OFF.
OFF
Every 24 hrs: +86400
Power OFF (1) (Continuously ON Time <24
hrs): Power ON to Power OFF time (sec)
Power OFF (2) (Continuously ON Time=/>24
hrs): an elapsed time (sec) from the last
count
954-860 Deodorant Filter
Deodorant Filter
12000000
when print paper has passed Fuser.

A4 paper: counts up 100.
Life of Odor Filter
954-862 Suction Filter
Suction Filter
12,000,000
when print paper has passed Fuser.

A4 paper: counts up 100.
Life of Suction Filter
954-870 LPH Clean Counter
LPH Clean Counter
31536000
An elapsed time (sec) from Power ON to Power

Counts up every 24 hrs or at Power OFF.
OFF
Every 24 hrs: +86400
Power OFF (1) (Continuously ON Time <24
hrs): Power ON to Power OFF time (sec)
Power OFF (2) (Continuously ON Time=/>24
hrs): an elapsed time (sec) from the last
count
(the same as Fuser assy time count)
954-880 MCU EEPROM Billing Warning
MCU EEPROM Billing Warning
2,000,000
Counts up only once when qty of Billing Write Over Billing Write Operation Qty: out of guarantee
Operations exceeds 2 million.
(EEP Life Limit)
Count Value: 2,000,000
Default: 0
955-806 Document Feed

(CVT DADF Model)
Feed Count (CVT Type)
0~5,000,000 when Feed Sensor turns ON.

Doc Feed Qty after HFSI->HFSI Counter
cleared
Total Doc Feed Qty in the case Recycle>Counter not cleared
955-807 Document Feed Simp

(CVT DADF Model)
Simplex Feed Count
0~5,000,000 Counts qty of documents that ran in Simplex NVM is had by CVT.
*LIFE Value is the same as 955-808.
Mode.
PF1, PF1.5: Counts up when a doc from
Tray turns OFF #1 Exit Snr.
PF2: Counts when a Simplex being transported turns OFF Invert Snr.
955-808 Document Feed Dup

(CVT DADF Model)
Duplex Feed Count
NVM is had by CVT.

0~5,000,000 Counts qty of document sides that ran in
*LIFE Value is the same as 955-807.
Duplex Mode.
PF1, PF1.5: Counts qty of doc sides that
passed Invert Path.
Counts up when a Duplex being transported
turns OFF #1 Exit Snr and when it turns ON
Regi Snr in being inverted.
PF2: Counts up when a Duplex being transported turns OFF Invert Snr.
Content Name
Count Condition
Description
the number of sheets fed from CVT Tray

NVM is had by CVT.

ChainLink
PSW Display
Default
Setting
Range
955-810 Platen Open/Closed Qty

(CVT DADF Model)
I/L Open Count (CVT)
0~1,000,000 Counts up when Platen Interlock is opened.
955-829 Invert Solenoid Operation Qty
Inv. Sol. On Count
0~5,000,000 Counts up when Inverter Solenoid turns ON. CVT(PF2)

Inverter Solenoid Operation Qty after HFSI- NVM is had by CVT.
>HFSI Counter cleared
Total Inverter Solenoid Operation Qty in the
case Recycle->Counter not cleared
955-830 DADF Stamp Solenoid Operation

Qty (Solenoid Life Management)
Stamp Sol. On Count
0~300,000
Counts up when Stamp Solenoid turns ON.

Stamp Solenoid Operation Qty after HFSI>HFSI Counter cleared
Total Stamp Solenoid Operation Qty in the
CVT (PF2, PF1.5)

NVM is had by CVT.
However, in the case of PF1.5, V10.01.00 or
more.
955-831 DADF Stamp Solenoid Operation

Qty (Ink Life Management)
Stamp Action Count
0~300,000
Counts up when Stamp Solenoid turns ON.

Stamp Solenoid Operation Qty after HFSI
Counter is cleared
CVT (PF2, PF1.5)

NVM is had by CVT.
However, in the case of PF1.5, V10.01.00 or
more
955-832 Feed Cover Open Qty
Feed Cover Open Count
0~100,000
955-833 Lower Chute Interlock Open Qty
Lower Chute Interlock Count
0~100,000
Counts up when Lower Chute Interlock is

opened.
955-834 Set Gate Solenoid Operation Qty
Stopper Sol On Count
Counts up when Set Gate Solenoid turns ON. CVT(PF2.01)

Set Gate Solenoid Operation Qty after HFSI- NVM is had by CVT.
>HFSI Counter cleared
Total Set Gate Solenoid Operation Qty in the
956-802 IIT Scan
Scan Count
0~6,881,175 Scan Qty (including Prescan)

Counts up every scan.
Scan Qty after HFSI->HFSI Counter
cleared
Total Scan Qty in the case Recycle>Counter not cleared
NVM Write Timing: TBD

Count Unit=time
MAX Count=6000K times or more
Platen Scan is only counted, CVT Scan not.
956-803 Lamp ON Time
Light Lamp Time
0~7,864,200 Lamp ON Time

Starts timing it when Lamp turns ON.
Stops timing it when Lamp turns OFF.
Writes in NVM at CRG Initialize.
Lamp ON Time after HFSI->HFSI Counter
cleared
Total Lamp ON Time in the case Recycle>Counter not cleared
Lamp Life: 2000 hrs

Count Unit=1sec.
MAX Count=7,200Ksec or more
Ask Matsui how to deal with HFSI Increase.
(Shiraishi)
->Not considered yet as Product. So store IISS
HFSI List in Fxpri-prt \WORK \Product\C2D\C2D-spec\Temporary Storage)ChainLink.
Counts up all the time Lamp is ON (including
AGOC, Lamp Check, etc.).
Content Name
Version 1.2
2010/08
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Count Condition
Description
IISS distinguishes between Belt and CVT models.
NVM is had by CVT.
CVT(PF1, PF1.5)
NVM is had by CVT.
CVT(PF1.5)
NVM is had by CVT.
General
General
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ChainLink
Content Name
Setting
Range
PSW Display
Default
Count Condition
Description
956-804 Lamp ON Qty
Lamp Turn On Count
0~6,881,175 Lamp ON Qty after HFSI Counter is cleared

Counts up when Lamp turns ON.
Writes in NVN at CRG Initialize.
956-808 Platen Open/Closed Qty

(Platen Model)
Platen I/L Open Count
0~1,966,050 Counts up when Angle Sensor detects Platen Count Unit=1 time
full open due to interruption.
Lamp Life: 6000K

Count Unit=1 time
Counts all the times Lamp turns ON (including
AGOC, Lamp Check, etc.).

Table 1 NVM 700 Controller
ChainLink
Default
Read/
Write
700-001 Serial #
Read
Max 10-digit alphanumerics (ASCII)

(divided into 700-301 to 320.)
700-002 Product Code
Read
Max 8-digit alphanumerics (ASCII)

(divided into SEEPROM (720-326 to 339) and RCT (700360 to 367).)
Read/
Write
0: OFF
1: Low volume
2: Medium volume
3: High volume
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Description
700-016 Job Memory Call Ending Sound
0~3
2
[MN]1
700-017 UI Internal/External Wiring Setup
1~2
Auto Setup (at shipment Read/

by product)
Write
1: Internal wiring 2: External wiring
Auto setup by product
Read
ASCII , 32 characters (Null Terminal unavailable)
700-029 Disable Custom Service Start Timing
0~3
Read/
Write
0: Not disable any timings.

1: Disable authentication timing.
2: Disable greeting timing.
3: Disable authentication and greeting timings.
700-040 Info on Availability of IC Card Reader Built-in

Functions
0~10
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
1: Available
700-018 Controller Model Name Read
700-061 FAX Card Availability
Fax Card Available
-2~0
Read
0: Normal
-1: Error
-2: Not installed
700-064 Availability of Fax Card for Ch0 (FAX M/C

only)
Fax Card Available for Ch0
0~1
0 : Unavailable
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
1: Available
(This should be installed on Host. FAXCard has only to be
automatically detected.)
700-071 USB Port Receive Buffer
USB User Buffer Size
64~1*1024
64KB
Read/
Write
64 KB~1 MB (in steps of 32KB, Unit: Kbyte)
700-073 Page Memory Size (capacity)
Page Memory Size
32*1024*1024~256* 1024*1024
Read
bytes (Auto Setup)
32~2048
32KB
Read/
Write
32~2048 KB (in steps of 32KB, Unit: Kbyte)
24 MB (24*1024)
Read/
Write
16 MB~96 MB (in steps of 0.25 MB, Unit: Kbyte)

(Valid with PS Option present.)
700-075 ART User-defined Memory (With Imari, this is ART User Buffer Size
valid with ART/Emulation Option
present.)
700-076 PostScript Memory
PostScript Buffer Size
700-078 Form Data Memory (ART&ESC/P)
Form Buffer Size
128~2048
128 KB
Read/
Write
128 ~2048 KB
700-080 Memory for HPGL/Auto Layout
HPGL/Auto Layout Buffer Size
64~5120
64 KB
Read/
Write
64 KB~5120 KB (in steps of 32 KB, Unit: Kbyte)
700-081 Parallel (IEEE1284) Port
Parallel Buffer Size
64~1*1024
64KB
Read/
Write
64 KB~1024KB (1MB) (in steps of 32KB, Unit: Kbyte)
Version 1.2
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General
General
2010/08
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Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
Read/
Write
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
700-082 Port9100 Port
Port9100 Buffer Size
64~1*1024
256KB
Read/
Write
700-083 lpd: No Spool
Lpd Buffer Size
1*1024~2*1024
1MB (1024KB)
Read/
Write
1 MB~2 MB (in steps of 32KB, Unit: Kbyte)
700-084 NetWare
NetWare Buffer Size
64~1*1024
256KB
Read/
Write
700-085 AppleTalk (EtherTalk)
AppleTalk Buffer Size
1*1024~2*1024
1MB (1024KB)
Read/
Write
1 MB~2 MB (in steps of 32KB, Unit: Kbyte)
700-086 SMB: No Spool
SMB Buffer Size
64~1*1024
256KB
Read/
Write
64 KB~1024KB (1MB) (in steps of 32KB, Unit Kbyte)
700-087 IPP: No Spool
IPP Buffer Size
64~1*1024
256KB
Read/
Write
700-089 Presence of HDD
HDD Status
-2~0
(Auto Setup)
Read
0: Present, -1: Out of order, -2: Not present

(Auto Detection)
700-100 Warm-up Operation Mode Setup permitted or Forced Warmup Function Enable
not
0~1
0 : Not permitted
Read/
Write
0: Not permitted, 1: Permitted
700-109 Warm-up Operation Mode
Forced Warmup Mode
0~1
0: Disabled
Read/
Write
0: Disabled, 1: Enabled
700-110
Warm-up Operation Start Time

(hr)
Forced Warmup Time (Hour)
0~23
8 (hr)
Read/
Write
0~23 (hr)
700-111
Warm-up Operation Start Time

(min)
Forced Warmup Time (Min)
0~59
0 (min)
Read/
Write
0~59 (min)
700-119
Service to Create Log Image for
Image Log Supported Service
0~0x000f
0x000f
Read/
Write
Specifies service to create log image for.

(Specify using logic operation OR.)
0x0001: Copy
0x0002: Print
0x0004: FAX
0x0008: Scan
0x0000: None
Time Zone
-2460~2460
[FX] +540
[IBG] +600
[MN] -300
Read/
Write
Expresses a time difference from GMT in minutes.

E.g.: Japan: 540, Hawaii: -600
[By nation] +420: Indonesia, +480: Chaina, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, Hong Kong, Malaysia, +540: Korea, +720:
New Zealand, +600: Australia
0~900
[FX] 1min (MF: 60sec, P: Read/

Write
1min)
[IBG] MF: 30sec, P: 1min
[MN] 4min (MF: 240sec,
P: 4min)
When individual setting
is available:
MF: 20sec
700-120 Time Zone
Auto Clear Timer

700-124 Auto Clear Timer (serving also as Auto
Resume Timer/Auditoron Off Timer/Tools Off
Timer)
Description
[MF] 0 (Prohibited), 30~240 (sec)

[P] 0 (Prohibited), 1~30 (min)
(With both MF and P, a range of 0 (prohibited) to 900 is
available for entry from Chain Link. However, values for
entry are actually limited to the above ranges.)
[TeaK MF] 0 (Prohibited), 30~900 (sec)
When individual setting is available:
[MF] 0 (Prohibited), 20~Product Max Value

ChainLink
NVM Name
Read/
Write
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
700-125 Job Cancel Timer
Job Cancel Timer
0~5940
10min
Read/
Write
0 (Prohibited), 240~5940 (4~99 min) (in steps of 1min, Unit:

sec.)
(The values are different from those in MF-UI SOD. These
values are extracted from COPY SOD.)
700-126 In Operation Timer
Operating Timer
0~240
[FX] 10sec
[IBG/MN] 2sec
Read/
Write
0: Not activated
1~240sec (in steps of 1sec)
700-127 Job End Timer
Job End Timer
0~240
6sec
Read/
Write
0: Not activated
700-128 Scanning Timer
Scanning Timer
1~20
4sec
Read/
Write
700-129 Low Power Mode Timer
Low Power Mode Timer
1~240
15min
[APC3300G] 1min
Read/
Write
1~240min (in steps of 1min)

(Ignored with Low Power Mode unavailable.)
700-130 Sleep Mode Timer
Sleep Mode Timer
1~240
60min
[MN] 45min
[APC3300G] 1min
Read/
Write
1~240min (in steps of 1min)

(Ignored with Sleep Mode unavailable.)
700-131 Availability of Sleep Mode
Sleep Mode Available
0~1
1: Available
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
1: Available
700-132 Operation Panel Normal Input Beep
Operation Panel OK Beep
0~3
2: Med. Volume
[MN] 1: Low Volume
Read/
Write
0: OFF, 1: Low Volume, 2: Med. Volume, 3: High Volume
700-133 Operation Panel Abnormal Input Beep
Operation Panel NG Beep
0~3
2: Med. Volume
Read/
Write
700-136 Error Warning Beep
Abnormal Warning Beep
0~3
0: OFF
Read/
Write

(Volume Adjustment is unavailable for P Model, so whichever of Low/Med./High Volumes is selected, it means ON.)
700-137 Abnormal End Beep
Job Incomplete Beep
0~3
2: Med. Volume
Read/
Write
700-138 Ready Beep
Ready Beep
0~3
2: Med. Volume
[MN] 1: Low Volume
Read/
Write
700-139 Toner Empty Warning Beep
Toner Empty Warning Beep
0~3
2: Med. Volume
Read/
Write
700-140 Bell Tone
Bell Tone
0~3
2: Med. Volume
[MN] 1: Low Volume
Read/
Write
700-141 Line Monitor Tone
Line Monitor Tone
1~3
2: Med. Volume
[MN] 1: Low Volume
Read/
Write
1: Low Volume, 2: Med. Volume, 3: High Volume
700-142 Availability of Low Power Mode
Low Power Mode Available
0~1
1: Available
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable, 1: Available
700-143 Job Memory Entry Tone
Job Memory Entry Tone
0~3
2: Med. Volume
[MN] 1: Low Volume
Read/
Write
700-144 Auto Output of Job History Report
Auto Log Print Flag
0~1
0: OFF
Read/
Write
0: OFF
1: ON
700-145 Duplex Print
Report Duplex Print
0~1
0: OFF
[MN] 1: ON
Read/
Write
0: OFF
1: ON
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Description
General
General
2010/08
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Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
Read/
Write
Description
Read/
Write
0: OFF
1: ON
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
700-146 Output of Mailbox-Receive Notice Report
Mail Box Receive Report
0~1
1: ON
700-147 Protocol Monitor Output Control
Protocol Monitor Output Control
0~3
0: when output specified Read/

Write
0: when output specified

1: At error occurrence
2: Always
3: At error occurrence (except for the errors below)
Line Busy error (Busy Tone detected)
Call Not Accepted error (T0 Time-out)
T1 Time-out at reception
700-148 Broadcast/Multi-Poll Report Output Control
Broadcast / Multi-Poll Report Output 0~1

Control
1: Output
Read/
Write
0: Not output
1: Output
700-149 Relay Broadcast Report Output
Relaid Broadcast Report Output

Control
1: Send to specified terminal.
Read/
Write
0: OFF
1: Send to specified terminal.
2: Print to local terminal.
3: Print to specified terminal & sending terminal.
700-150 Activity Report Output
FAX Communication Report Output 0~1

Control
1: Output
Read/
Write
0: Not output
1: Output
700-151 Unsent Report Output
Transmisstion Report on Error Out- 0~3

put Control
1: Output only at abnormal end.
Read/
Write
0: No output
1: Output only at abnormal end.
2: Output anytime.
3: Output only at normal end.
(Note : Monitor Report is output only when specified from
the panel. However, when Monitor Report is supposed to
be output only at abnormal end, a transmission failure
leads to an unconditional output of an Unsent report.)
700-152 Output of Unsent Report at Transmission

Stop
User Abort Transmisstion Report

Output Control
0~1
0: Not output
Read/
Write
0: Not output
1: Output
700-153 Error Warning Beep (Out of Paper)
No Paper Fail Alarm
0~3
2:Med. Volume
Read/
Write
700-154 Auto Clear Advance Notice Tone
Auto Clear Pre Notify Tone
0~3
0: OFF
Read/
Write
700-155 Base Point Tone
Base Point Tone
0~3
2: Med. Volume
[MN] 1: Low Volume
Read/
Write
700-156 Monitor/Unsent Report Output Control
JobFlow Tranmission Report Control
0~1
1: Output following Net

Transfer/Fax Send Settings.
Read/
Write
0: Not Output
1: Output following Net Transfer/Fax Send Settings.
700-158 Handling of Blank Page at Duplex Print
Batch Print Blank Page Control
1~2
1: Print blank page.
Read/
Write
1: Print blank page.

2: Cut blank page.
700-159 Info on Handling of Charge Print/Private Print Pay for Print Info
0~1
0x0: only normal handling
Read/
Write
0x0: Only normal handling

0x1: Put job in mailbox before private storage.
(Bit assignment)
700-160 Case Difference in User ID Check Process
0~1
0: Differentiate
Read/
Write
0: Differentiate
1: Not differentiate
Ignore Case of User ID
0~3

ChainLink
NVM Name
Read/
Write
Description
1: Use related ID.
Read/
Write
0: Use Input ID.

1: Use related ID.
NULL
Read/
Write
This can be input in FQDN/IPv4/IPv6 Supplementary style.

Character string should be null-terminated.
Character Restriction: acsii characters are only supported.
Available characters conform to RFC1034.
Read/
Write
1: Japanese, 2: English, 3: French
Depends on factory setting.
Read/
Write
(ISO3166 values applied) Key Code for changing system

data default to value for target country by use of EPROM
for multiple countries.
1-4
Read
1: FX 2: XC 3: XE 4:AP
(The function of initializing by country is not intended for this
data.)
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
700-161 Use of Related ID or Input ID for displaying

User ID
Use Related User ID
0~1
700-162 SNTP Server Address
Security SNTP Server Address
700-164 Language Info
Language
700-165 Country Code SEEPROM Info
Country Code
700-166 Territory Information
1~PFV_MAX_LANG [FX] 1: Japanese

[IBG/MN] 2: English
700-172 Warm-up Operation Duration
Forced Warmup Duration
1~1440
120 (min)
Read/
Write
1~1440 (min)
700-173 Off Hook Alarm (XE)
Off Hook Alarm
0~3
2: Med. Volume
Read/
Write
700-174 Prioritization of Activity Report Log Contents Transaction Report Log

for Display
0~2
0: (call-out) Destination Read/

Name > Remote Termi- Write
nal Name > Remote ID
>Tel No. or [sipFAX]SIPadr(To:) >
Commu. Mode
(call-in) Remote Terminal Name > Remote ID
>[sipFAX]SIP adr(From:)
> Commu. Mode
0: (call-out) Destination Name > Remote Terminal Name >

Remote ID > Tel No. or [sipFAX]SIPadr(To:) > Commu.
Mode
(call-in) Remote Terminal Name > Remote ID > [sipFAX]SIP
adr(From:) > Commu. Mode
1: (call-out) Remote ID > Destination Name > Tel No. or
[sipFAX]SIP adr(To:) > Remote Terminal Name > Commu.
Mode
(call-in) Remote ID > [sipFAX]SIP adr(From:) > Remote Terminal Name > Commu. Mode
2: (call-out) Destination Name >Tel No. or [sipFAX]SIP
adr(To:) > Remote Terminal Name > Remote ID >Commu.
Mode
(call-in) [sipFAX]SIP adr(From:) > Remote Terminal Name >
Remote ID > Commu. Mode
700-175 Position to display Remote Terminal on Activ- Transaction Report Display point
ity Report
0~1
0: First 40 digits
Read/
Write
0: First 40 digits
1: Last 40 digits
700-176 Auto Deletion of Job in Memory for Print
Auto Doc Delete
0~2
0: Not auto-delete
Read/
Write
0: Not auto delete.

1: Specify storage period before deletion.
2: Specify a length of time before deletion.(Delete job in
memory a member passage time after it is stored there.)
700-177 Period/Time (hr) to store Job in Memory
Auto Doc Delete -Passage Time Hours
0~120
Read/
Write
0~120
700-179 Accounting Accessory Relation
Accounting Accessory Relation
0~3
0: Coordinated operation Read/

[MN] 1: Either operation Write
Version 1.2
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0: Coordinated operation
1: Either operation
General
General
2010/08
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ChainLink
NVM Name
700-184 IPSEC Enabled/Disabled
Read/
Write
Description
0: Disabled
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
0: IKE-Pre-shared Key
Authentication (PSK)
Read/
Write
0: IKE-Pre-shared Key Authentication (PSK)

1: IKE-Digital Signature Authentication (PKI)
NULL
Read/
Write
Key Character String

(Character string is null-terminated. ASCII character string)
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
IPSEC enable
0~1
0~1
700-185 IPSEC Key Exchange Authentication Method IPSEC authentication mode

700-186 IPSEC Pre-shared Key
IPSEC key
700-187 Certificate for IPSEC
IPSEC certificate
0~0xFFFFFFFF
Read/
Write
Certificate No.
(Set a certificate serial number for use for VKCM)
700-188 IPSEC IKE-SA Life
IPSEC IKE-SA life
5~28800
480 (min)
Read/
Write
5~28800 (min)
(This must be IPSC-SA life or above.)
700-189 IPSEC IPSC-SA Life
IPSEC IPSC-SA life
300~172800
3600 (sec)
Read/
Write
300~172800 (sec)
700-190 DH Group
IPSEC DH group
0~1
0: unavailable
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
1: Available
700-191 IPSEC PFS Setting
IPSEC PFS
0~1
0: unavailable
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
1: Available
700-193 IPSEC Remote Address [IPv4]
IPSEC address IPv4
NULL
Read/
Write
IPv4 address to which IPsec Policy is applied

(Character string is null-terminated. Available are only 1byte alphanumerics (0~9,a~f) used for IPv6 format, colon
(:), and hyphen (-) used for specifying a range.)
700-195 IPSEC Remote Address [IPv6]
IPSEC address IPv6
NULL
Read/
Write
IPv6 address to which IPsec Policy is applied

(Character string is null-terminated. Available are only 1byte alphanumerics (0~9,a~f) used for IPv6 format, colon
(:), and hyphen (-) used for specifying a range)
700-196 Non-IPSEC Communication
IPSEC defect policy
0~1
0 : Bypass
Read/
Write
0: Bypass
1: Discard
700-197 Max Qty of Acceptable Jobs
Max. Job Numbers
0~600
Read/
0: Operate by configbased value determined Write
by system.
0 ~ 600
0: Operate by config-based value determined by system.
700-198 Flag as to whether to permit job passing
Job Passing Available
0~1
0: Prohibited
[MN] 1: Permitted
Read/
Write
0: Prohibited
1: Permitted
700-202 Auditron Color Mode for Print (Unauthenticated User Color Mode)
Auditron Color Mode for Print
0~1
0 : Prohibit
Read/
Write
0: Prohibit
1: BW
700-207 Detect Error State 2-byte supported

(RFC2790)
Detect Error State

2Bytes(RFC2790)
0~1
0: Non-2-byte operation Read/

Write
(RFC1514)
[MN] 1: 2-byte operation
(RFC2790)
1: 2-byte operation (RFC2790)

0: Non-2-byte operation (RFC1514)
700-211
Operation Permission - Job Cancel 0~1
0: Unlimited
Read/
Write
0: Unlimited
1: Limited (KO/SystemAdminstrator only)
Auth Mode
0: Unavailable
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
1: Local
2: Remote
3: CA (Convenience Authentication)
Operation Permission - Job Cancel
700-212 Authentication Mode
0~3

ChainLink
Read/
Write
Description
0: Unlimited
Read/
Write
0: Unlimited
1: Limited
0~1
0: Unlimited
Read/
Write
0: Unlimited
1: Limited
700-215 Auth. Pathway Access - Device Status
Auth Pathway Access - Device Sta- 0~1

tus
0: Unlimited
Read/
Write
0: Unlimited
1: Limited
700-216 Auth. Service Access - Copy
Auth Service Access - Copy
0~2
1: Limited (accessible)
[MN] 0: Unlimited
Read/
Write
0 : Unlimited
2: Limited (inaccessible)
700-217 Auth. Service Access - Fax
Auth Service Access - Fax
0~2
[MN] 0: Unlimited
Read/
Write
0: Unlimited
700-218 Auth. Service Access - Internet FaxInternet

Fax
Auth Service Access - Internet Fax
0~2
[MN] 0: Unlimited
Read/
Write
0: Unlimited
700-219 Auth. Service Access - Scan to Mail
Auth Service Access - Scan to Mail 0~2
[MN] 0: Unlimited
Read/
Write
0: Unlimited
700-220 Auth. Service Access - Scan to Box
Auth Service Access - Scan to Box
0~2
[MN] 0: Unlimited
Read/
Write
0: Unlimited
700-221 Auth. Service Access - Scan to Server
Auth Service Access - Scan to

Server
0~2
[MN] 0: Unlimited
Read/
Write
0: Unlimited
700-222 Auth. Service Access - Scan to PC
Auth Service Access - Scan to PC
0~2
[MN] 0: Unlimited
Read/
Write
0: Unlimited
700-223 Auth. Service Access - Document Print
Auth Service Access - Document

Print
0~2
[MN] 0: Unlimited
Read/
Write
0: Unlimited
700-224 Auth. Service Access - Photo Print
Auth Service Access - Photo Print
0~2
[MN] 0: Unlimited
Read/
Write
0 : Unlimited
1 : Limited (accessible)
2 : Limited (inaccessible)
700-225 Auth. Service Access - Box
Auth Service Access - Box
0~2
Read/
Write
0: Unlimited
2: Limited( inaccessible)
700-226 Auth. Service Access - Job Memory
Auth Service Access - Job Memory 0~2
0: Unlimited
Read/
Write
0: Unlimited
700-227 Auth. Service Access - Job Flow
Auth Service Access - Job Flow
1~2
Read/
Write
700-228 Auth. Service Access - Web Access
Auth Service Access - Web Access 1~2
Read/
Write
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
700-213 Auth. Pathway Access - Service/Feature
Auth Pathway Access - Service/

Feature
0~1
700-214 Auth. Pathway Access - Job Status
Auth Pathway Access - Job Status
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General
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ChainLink
NVM Name
Read/
Write
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
Description
700-229 Auth. Service Access - BMLinkS
Auth Service Access - BMLinkS
0~2
0: Unlimited
Read/
Write
0: Unlimited
700-230 Auth. Service Access - CUI
Auth Service Access - CUI
1~2
Read/
Write
700-231 Auth. Feature Access - Copy Color
Auth Feature Access - Copy Color
0~1
0: Unlimited
Read/
Write
0: Unlimited
1: Limited
700-232 Version Info
MiniOS Version
0~255
Read
0~255
700-233 Normal End Tone 1
Successful Tone1
0~3
1: Low Volume
Read/
Write
0: OFF
1: Low Volume
2: Med. Volume
3: High Volume
700-234 Normal End Tone 2
Successful Tone2
0~3
3: Large Volume
Read/
Write
0: OFF
1: Low Volume
2: Med. Volume
3: High Volume
700-235 Normal End Tone 1: Pitch
Successful Tone1 - Hertz
0~1
0: Low
Read/
Write
0: Low
1: High
700-236 Normal End Tone 2: Pitch
Successful Tone2 - Hertz
0~1
1: High
Read/
Write
0: Low
1: High
700-237 Normal End Tone Type: Copy
Successful Tone Type - Copy
0~2
1: Available (Tone 1)
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
700-238 Normal End Tone Type: Printer
Successful Tone Type - Printer
0~2
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
700-239 Normal End Tone Type: Report
Successful Tone Type - Report
0~2
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
700-240 Normal End Tone Type: Fax Transmission
Successful Tone Type - FaxSend
0~2
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
700-241 Normal End Tone Type: Receive Print
Successful Tone Type - ReceivePrint
0~2
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
700-242 Normal End Tone Type: Mailbox Receive
Successful Tone Type - BoxReceive 0~2
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
700-243 Normal End Tone Type: Others
Successful Tone Type - Other
0~2
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
700-244 Abnormal End Tone Type: Copy
Fail Tone Type - Copy
0~1
1: Available
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
1: Available

ChainLink
Read/
Write
Description
1: Available
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
1: Available
0~1
1: Available
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
1: Available
700-247 Abnormal End Tone Type: Fax Transmission Fail Tone Type - FaxSend
0~1
1: Available
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
1: Available
700-248 Abnormal End Tone Type: Receive Print
Fail Tone Type - ReceivePrint
0~1
1: Available
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
1: Available
700-249 Abnormal End Tone Type: Mailbox Receive
Fail Tone Type - BoxReceive
0~1
1: Available
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
1: Available
700-250 Abnormal End Tone Type: Others
Fail Tone Type - Other
0~1
1: Available
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
1: Available
700-251 Scheduled Image Overwrite Setting
0~1
0: OFF
Read/
Write
0: OFF
1: ON
[Available for MN only.]
700-252 Execution Interval
Scheduled Image Overwrite timing
1~3
2: every week
Read/
Write
1: every day
2: every week
3: every month
[Available for MN only.]
700-253 Start time (hr)
Scheduled Image Overwrite start

hour
0~23
0 (hr)
Read/
Write
0 ~ 23 (hr)
[available for MN only.]
700-254 Start time (min)

minute
0~59
0 (min)
Read/
Write
0 ~ 59 (min)
700-255 Selection of Day of the Week

day of the week
0~6
0: Sunday
Read/
Write
0: Sunday
1: Monday
2: Tuesday
3: Wednesday
4: Thursday
5: Friday
6: Saturday
700-256 Selection of Date

day
1~28
1 (date)
Read/
Write
1 ~ 28 (date)
700-258 Certificate Check in SmartCard Auth.

enabled/disabled
Smart Card certificate
0~1
0: Disabled
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
700-259 Certificate for SMIME forced-signature
SMIME file certificate
0~1
0: Device Certificate
Read/
Write
1: IC Card (SmartCard) Certificate
700-260 Certificate for ScanFile forced-signature
Scan file certificate
0~1
Read/
Write
1: IC Card (SmartCard) Certificate
700-261 EssFan OFF Control Enabled
ESS Fan Controller
0~1
1: Enabled
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
700-245 Abnormal End Tone Type: Printer
Fail Tone Type - Printer
0~1
700-246 Abnormal End Tone Type: Report
Fail Tone Type - Report
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General
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ChainLink
NVM Name
Read/
Write
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
Description
700-270 Certificate Check Level
Level of validating certificate
0~2
0: Low
Read/
Write
0: Low
1: Intermediate
2: High
700-271 Revocation Check Mode
Check mode of certificate revocation
0~1
0 : CRL
Read/
Write
0: CRL
1: OCSP
700-272 OCSP Operation Mode
OCSP working mode
0~1
0: Certificate-fixed
responder
Read/
Write
0: Certificate-fixed responder
1: System-fixed responder
700-273 OCSP Responder URL
OCSP responder's URL
NULL
Read/
Write
max 255 bytes
700-274 OCSP Commu. Time-out
OCSP communication timeout
5~60
5 (sec)
Read/
Write
5 ~ 60 (sec)
700-275 Auto Acquisition of CRL
Auto retrieve of CRL
0~1
0: Not acquired
Read/
Write
0: Not acquired
1: Acquired
700-276 CRL Acquisition Commu. Time-out
CRL auto-retrieving communication 5~60

timeout
15 (sec)
Read/
Write
5 ~ 60 (sec)
700-277 Color Copy Access Group DN
Color Copy Access Group DN
NULL
Read/
Write
ASCII 255 bytes
700-279 Notice of Remote Login User ID UPN Form
UPN format notification of remote

authentication login user-id
0~1
0: OFF(FALSE)
Read/
Write
0: OFF (FALSE)
1: ON (TRUE)
700-281 Auth. Info Cache Feature
Cache Authentication Information
0~1
0: Disable
Read/
Write
0: Disable
1: Enable
700-282 Clear Time: Type

Auto Clear
0~2
0: Not auto-clear
Read/
Write
0: Not auto-clear
1: Auto-clear by the month.
2: Auto-clear by the week.
700-283 Year

Auto Clear Year
2007 (year)
Read/
Write
700-284 Month

Auto Clear Month
1~12
1 (month)
Read/
Write
1~12 (month)
700-285 Date

Auto Clear Day
1~31
1 (date)
Read/
Write
1~31 (date)
(31 is regarded as the end of the month; monthly control is
done.)
700-286 Day of the Week

Auto Clear Week
0~6
0: Sunday
Read/
Write
0: Sunday
1: Monday
2: Tuesday
3: Wednesday
4: Thursday
5: Friday
6: Saturday
700-287 Hour

Auto Clear Hour
0~23
3 (hr)
Read/
Write
0~23 (hr)
700-288 Minute

Auto Clear Minute
0~59
0 (min)
Read/
Write
0~59 (min)
700-289 Second

Auto Clear Second
0~59
0 (sec)
Read/
Write
0~59 (sec)

ChainLink
NVM Name
Read/
Write
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
700-291 Min Password Length of User
Min Password Length of User
0~12
Read/
Write
0, 4~12
700-292 Auth. Service Access - Print
Auth Service Access - Print
0~1
1 : Limited(accessible)
[MN] 0 : Unlimited
Read/
Write
0: Unlimited
700-293 Commu. Time-out in connecting to Remote

Auth. Server
Remote Authentication Connecting

Timeout
1~75
5 (sec)
Read/
Write
1~75 (sec)
700-294 Remote Auth. Search Time-out
Remote Authentication Searching

User Timeout
1~120
30 (sec)
Read/
Write
1~120 (sec)
700-297 Serial # Prifix (1st character)
Serial# Prefix (1st digit)
Read/
Write
alphanumerics (ASCII)
700-298 Serial # Prifix (2nd character)
Serial# Prefix (2nd digit)
Read/
Write
700-299 Serial # Prifix (3rd character)
Serial# Prefix (3rd digit)
Read/
Write
700-300 Serial # Model Code
Serial# Model Code
Read/
Write
700-301 SEEPROM Serial # (1st digit)
SEEPROM Serial#(1st digit)
Read
700-302 SEEPROM Serial # (2nd digit)
SEEPROM Serial#(2nd digit)
Read
alphanumerics(ASCII)
700-303 SEEPROM Serial # (3rd digit)
SEEPROM Serial#(3rd digit)
Read
700-304 SEEPROM Serial # (4th digit)
SEEPROM Serial#(4th digit)
Read
Read
Read
Read
Read
Read
Read
700-311
Battery Backup SRAM Serial # (1st

digit)
Read
700-312 Battery Backup SRAM Serial # (2nd digit)
Battery Backup SRAM Serial # (2nd

digit)
Read
700-313 Battery Backup SRAM Serial # (3rd digit)
Battery Backup SRAM Serial # (3rd

digit)
Read
700-314 Battery Backup SRAM Serial # (4th digit)
Battery Backup SRAM Serial # (4th

digit)
Read

digit)
Read

digit)
Read

digit)
Read
Battery Backup SRAM Serial # (1st digit)
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General
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
Read/
Write
Description

digit)
Read

digit)
Read
Battery Backup SRAM Serial #

(10th digit)
Read
700-321 SEEPROM Product # (1st digit)
SEEPROM Product # (1st digit)
Read
numerics (ASCII)
700-322 SEEPROM Product # (2nd digit)
SEEPROM Product # (2nd digit)
Read
numerics (ASCII)
700-323 SEEPROM Product # (3rd digit)
SEEPROM Product # (3rd digit)
Read
numerics (ASCII)
700-324 SEEPROM Product # (4th digit)
SEEPROM Product # (4th digit)
Read
numerics (ASCII)
700-325 Battery Backup SRAM Product # (1st digit)
Battery Backup SRAM Product #

(1st digit)
Read
numerics (ASCII)
700-326 Battery Backup SRAM Product # (2nd digit)

(2nd digit)
Read
numerics (ASCII)
700-327 Battery Backup SRAM Product # (3rd digit)

(3rd digit)
Read
numerics (ASCII)
700-328 Battery Backup SRAM Product # (4th digit

(4th digit)
Read
numerics (ASCII)
700-329 SEEPROM Product Code (1st digit)
SEEPROM Product Code (1st digit)
Read/
Write
700-330 SEEPROM Product Code (2nd digit)
SEEPROM Product Code (2nd

digit)
Read/
Write
700-331 SEEPROM Product Code (3rd digit)
SEEPROM Product Code (3rd digit)
Read/
Write
700-332 SEEPROM Product Code (4th digit)
SEEPROM Product Code (4th digit)
Read/
Write
Read/
Write
Read/
Write
Read/
Write
Read/
Write
700-337 Device Type (SEEPROM Info)
Configuration (info. On SEEPROM)
Read/
Write
0x01: P(rinter), 0x02: F(ax), 0x04: C(opy), 0x08: S(can)

Set at factory production. A specific bit is assigned to each.
Expressed in logical addition. (Only C is a MN request.)
(700-006 works together.)
700-338 Territory Info (SEEPROM Info)
Territory(SEEPROM)
1~4
Read/
Write
1: FX, 2: XC, 3: XE, 4: AP

(The Initialize-by-country function is not intended for the
data.)
700-354 Auth. Service Access - Custom
Auth Service Access - Custom
1~2
Read/
Write

ChainLink
NVM Name
Read/
Write
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
700-355 Prohibition of saving Debug Log
Debug Log inhibition
0~3
0: Save all logs.
Read/
Write
0: Save all logs.

1: Prohibit saving IOT log.
2: Prohibit saving IIT log.
3: Prohibit saving IOT/IIT log.
700-356 Period/Time (min) to store job in memory
Auto Doc Delete -Passage Time Minutes
0~59
Read/
Write
0~59
*If [hour] is set to 0, a below-15 (min) value cannot be set.
* If [hour] is set to 120, only 0 (min) can be set.
700-358 Maintenance Password
(Null)
Read/
Write
4-to-12-digit ASCII Password

(Available only when CE Limit Mode is ON.)
700-360 Product Code (1st digit)
Read
Alphanumerics (ASCII)
700-361 Product Code (2nd digit)
Read
700-362 Product Code (3rd digit)
Read
700-363 Product Code (4th digit)
Read
Read
Read
Read
Read
1024 (1MB)
Read/
Write
AT Memory Spool : [512 KB~32 MB] (in steps of 256KB,

Unit: Kbyte)
512~32*1024
Description
700-368 lpd : Memory Spool
Lpd Buffer Size (Memory Spool)
700-370 SA Group DN
SA Group DN
NULL
Read/
Write
ASCII 255 bytes
700-371 AA Group DN
AA Group DN
NULL
Read/
Write
ASCII 255 bytes
700-372 LDAP Search Filter
LDAP Search Filter
NULL
Read/
Write
ASCII 512 bytes
700-373 FAX Standard Board ROM Minor Ver.
Read
(Auto Setting)
700-374 FAX Standard Board ROM Minor Ver.
Read
(Auto Setting)
700-375 FAX Standard Board ROM Revision
Read
(Auto Setting)
700-376 FAX Extension Slot 1 Major Ver.
Read
(Auto Setting)
700-377 FAX Extension Slot 1 Minor Ver.
Read
(Auto Setting)
700-378 FAX Extension Slot 1 Revision
Read
(Auto Setting)
700-379 Certificate OID for SmartCard Auth.
SmartCard Authenticatin Certificate

OID
NULL
Read/
Write
Set certificate OID (hex. character string) for auth.

""0000"" to ""FFFF"""
700-380 Certificate OID for SmartCard Signature
SmartCard Signature Certificate

OID
NULL
Read/
Write
Set certificate OID (hex. character string) for signature.

""0000"" to ""FFFF"""
700-381 Certificate OID for SmartCard Encryption
SmartCard Encryption Certificate

OID
NULL
Read/
Write
Set certificate OID (hex. character string) for encryption.

""0000"" to ""FFFF"""
700-390 Memory for E Mail To Print
Memory size for E mail print
64~1024
256 (KB)
Read/
Write
64~1024 (KB)
700-396 Auditron Color Mode for Copy (Unauthenticated User Color Mode)
Auditron Color Mode for Copy
0~2
0: Prohibit
Read/
Write
0: Prohibit, 1: BW, 2: BW & Low Price Color
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Read/
Write
Description
5: A4
[MN] 44: Letter
(For values by country,
see Appendix 3.)
Read/
Write
5 : A4
44: Letter
Default
700-397 Default Paper Size for Report
Default Input Medium Size
700-398 CE Auditron Mode (Display of Menu limiting

Print User)
CE Auditron Mode
0~1
1: Displayed
Read/
Write
0: Not displayed
1: Displayed
700-399 Switching between mm and inch
Default Measure Unit(MM/Inch)
1~3
1: mm
[MN] 3: inch
(For values by country,
see Appendix 3.)
Read/
Write
1: mm
3: inch
700-400 TSC Contract Mode
Contract TSC
0~1
0: Not contracted
Read/
Write
0: Not contracted
1: Contracted
700-401 Paper Size Group (NVM)
Paper Size Group NVM
1~5
Paper Size Group setting Read/

Write
(factory setting in
SEEPROM)
1: Japan, 2: NA, 3: EU, 4: AP, 5: SA
700-402 Paper Size Group (SEEPROM)
Paper Size Group SEEPROM
1~5
Factory setting by destination
Read/
Write
1: Japan, 2: NA, 3: EU, 4: AP, 5: SA
700-404 802.1x Authentication enabled/disabled
802.1x authentication enable
0~1
0: Disabled
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
700-405 Authentication Method
802.1x authentication type
0~2
0 : EAP_MD5
Read/
Write
0: EAP_MD5
1: EAP_MSCHAPv2
2: EAP_PEAP_MSCHAPv2
700-406 Auth. User Name
802.1x authentication user name
NULL
Read/
Write
a 128-or-less-byte ASCII character string (null-terminated)
700-407 Authentication Password
802.1x authentication password
NULL
Read/
Write
a 128-or-less-byte ASCII character string (null-terminated)
700-408 Server Certificate Check enabled/disabled
802.1x authentication validate certif- 0~1

icate
0: Disabled
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
(Enabled only at EAP-PEAPv0/EAP-MS-CHAP-V2.)
700-409 CUI Custom Service Function enabled/disabled
Custom Service Enable
0: Disabled
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
[Enabled for MN only.]
700-410 Electronic Sorting Print Area Size (RAM

Disk)
Memory
Standard: 33M
Add 128M: 50M
Add 256M: 66M
Read/
Write
For setting value, see FF Storage Device: part depending

on Product.
700-411
Memory
Standard: 33M
Add 128M: 50M
Add 256M: 66M
Add 386M: 100M
Read/
Write
For setting value, see FF Storage Device: part depending

on Product.
7M
Read/
Write
Cannot be set.
Electronic Sorting Copy Area Size (RAM

Disk)
700-412 Mailbox Area Size (RAM Disk)
0~1

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
Read/
Write
Description
700-413 Server Address
Xerox Secure Access Server

Address
NULL
Read/
Write
Specify this by FQDN/IPv6/IPv4. 127 character

string+NULL-terminator
700-414 Server Pass
Xerox Secure Access Server Pass
NULL
Read/
Write
Pass on server. 255 character string+NULL-terminator
700-415 Login instruction from device
Xerox Secure Access enable Local 0~1

Login
0: Not permitted
Read/
Write
0: Not permitted
1: Permitted
700-416 Permission of Acquisition of Accounting

Code from Server
Xerox Secure Access enable

Accounting Code
0~1
0: Not permitted
Read/
Write
0: Not permitted
1: Permitted
700-417 Server Access Time-out
Xerox Secure Access Timeout
1~300
8 (sec)
Read/
Write
1~300 (sec)
700-418 Prompt Character String Default
Xerox Secure Access Prompt

default
"Please complete all

steps required by the
authentication device to
gain access to the system."
Read/
Write
255 character string+NULL-terminator
700-419 Title Character String Default
Xerox Secure Access Title default
"Login"
Read/
Write
63 character string+NULL-terminator
700-420 Flag Prohibiting Download
Download Disable Flag
0: Permitted
Read/
Write
0: Permitted
1: Prohibited
700-421 Product ID (1st char.) for identifying file to

download
Product ID(1) of Download File
NULL
Read/
Write
ASCII
700-422 Product ID (2nd char.) for identifying file to

download
NULL
Read/
Write
ASCII
700-423 Product ID (3rd char.) for identifying file to

download
NULL
Read/
Write
ASCII
700-424 Product ID (4th char.) for identifying file to

download
NULL
Read/
Write
ASCII

download
NULL
Read/
Write
ASCII

download
NULL
Read/
Write
ASCII

download
NULL
Read/
Write
ASCII

download
NULL
Read/
Write
ASCII
700-430 Certificate Reliability Level (PKI Mode)
Security PKI Mode Level
1~3
1: Level 1
Read/
Write
1: Level 1, 2: Level 2, 3: Level 3
700-431 Device Certificate Type
Security PKI Certification Type
0~2
0: Not registered
Read/
Write
0: Not registered, 1: Registered (self-generated), 2: Registered (imported from outside)
700-437 SSL Enabled/Disabled
Security SSL Enable
0~1
0: Disabled (FALSE)
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
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Read/
Write
Description
0: Disabled (FALSE)
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
Security S/MIME Certification Index 0~0xFFFFFFFF
Read/
Write
Index No. of certificate used for S/MIME
700-442 S/MIME Message Digest Method
Security S/MIME Message Digest

Mode
0~1
0 : SHA1
Read/
Write
0: SHA1, 1: MD5
700-443 Method of Encrypting S/MIME Content
Security S/MIME Content CipherMode
0~3
0: 3DES
Read/
Write
0: 3DES, 1: RC4-40, 2: RC4-64, 3: RC4-128
700-444 S/MIME Signature Mode
Security S/MIME Signature Type
0~2
fixed
Read/
Write
0: Device Certificate fixed (Default)

1: Personal Certificate fixed
2: User Certificate fixed
700-445 SSL Port No.
Security SSL Enable
1~65535
443
Read/
Write
1~65535
700-446 HDD Overwrite Setting
Security HDD Overwrite Enable
0~1
1: Enable
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
700-447 HDD Overwrite Qty
Security HDD Overwrite Count Set
1~3
Read/
Write
1, 3
700-454 SNTP Enabled/Disabled
Security SNTP Info Enable
0~1
0: Disabled
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
700-455 SNTP Time Acquisition Interval
Security SNTP Info Interval Time
1~500
168 hrs
Read/
Write
1~500 hrs
700-458 Prohibition of receiving unreliable mail
MIO No Signed Reject
0~1
0: Not prohibited
Read/
Write
0: Not prohibited
1: Prohibited
700-459 Auto Storage of Certificate enabled/disabled MIO Cert Auto Store
0~1
0: Disabled
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
700-460 SEC Data Restriction
Security SEC Data Restriction
0~1
0: Disabled
Read/
Write
700-461 Prohibition of receiving unreliable mail

(@Internet Fax)
Internet Fax No Signed Reject
0~1
0: Not prohibited
Read/
Write
0: Not prohibited
1: Prohibited
700-462 Device Certificate for SCANFILE Signature
Security Scan File Certno
0~0XFFFFFFFF
0: Not set
Read/
Write
0: Not set
0~ : Certificate Index No.
700-463 SCANFILE Signature Signer
Security Scan File Signer
0~2
0: Device Signature fixed Read/

Write
0: Device Certificate fixed

1: Personal Certificate fixed
2: User Certificate fixed
700-464 XDW Signature
Security DocuWorks Sign
2~4
4: Selected by user
Read/
Write
2: Always signed (visible)

3: Never signed
4: Selected by user
700-465 PDF Signature
Security PDF Sign
1~4
4: Selected by user
Read/
Write
1: Always signed (invisible)

2: Always signed (visible)
3: Never signed
4: Selected by user
700-466 Prohibition of specifying limits on Print Time
Inhibit Auto Print Valid
0~1
0: Not prohibited
Read/
Write
0: Not prohibited
1: Prohibited
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
700-440 S/MIME Enabled/Disabled
Security S/MIME Mode Enable
0~1
700-441 Device Certificate for S/MIME

ChainLink
NVM Name
Read/
Write
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
Description
700-467 Print Prohibition Start Time (hr)
Inhibit Auto Print Start Hour
0~23
21 oclock
Read/
Write
0~23 (hr)
700-468 Print Prohibition Start Time (min)
Inhibit Auto Print Start Minute
0~59
0 min
Read/
Write
0~59 (min)
700-469 Print Prohibition End Time (hr)
Inhibit Auto Print End Hour
0~23
9 oclock
Read/
Write
0~23 (hr)
700-470 Print Prohibition End Time (min)
Inhibit Auto Print End Minute
0~59
0 min
Read/
Write
0~59 (min)
700-471 CO User Report Output
CO Report
0~1
1: Permitted
Read/
Write
0: Prohibited
1: Permitted
700-487 DFE: Paper-Color-based APS/ATS enabled/

disabled
0~1
0h
Read/
Write
0: Enabled
1: Disabled
700-497 IC Card No. Check Method
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Checked against User ID

1: Checked against IC Card ID
700-500 Internet Fax of Received Internet Fax

enabled/disabled
Internet Fax to Internet Fax Via Box 0~1

Enable
0: Disabled
Read/
Write
700-501 Email of Received Internet Fax enabled/disabled
Internet Fax to Email Via Box

Enable
0~1
0: Disabled
Read/
Write
700-502 Auto Deletion of Doc in Extended Mailbox

enabled/disabled
Auto Doc Delete From Box
0~1
0: Not auto-delete
Read/
Write
1: Auto-delete, 0: Not auto-delete
700-503 Qty of days before auto-deleting doc in

extended mailbox
Pass Days of Auto Doc Delete From 1~14

Box
7 days
Read/
Write
1~ 14 (day)
700-504 Time (hr) when to auto-delete doc in

extended mailbox
Hour at Auto Doc Delete From Box
0~23
3 oclock
Read/
Write
0~23
700-505 Time (min) when to auto-delete doc in

extended mailbox
Minute at Auto Doc Delete From

Box
0~59
0 min
Read/
Write
0~59
700-506 Disposing of doc taken out from client
Doc Delete From Box After Client

Pull
0~1
0: Follow box setting
Read/
Write
0: Follow box setting, 1: Delete
700-513 Screen for checking for Box Service Job-inMemory for print
Box Print Deletion Confirm
0~1
1: Displayed
[MN] 0: Not displayed
Read/
Write
0: Not displayed, 1: Displayed
700-520 SESAMi Manager Port No.
SESAMI Manager Port Number
1~65535
80
Read/
Write
1~65535
700-521 SESAMi Manager Max Session Qty
SESAMI Manager Max Sessions
1~5
Read/
Write
1~5
700-522 SESAMi Manager Connection Time-out (sec) SESAMI Manager Connection Tim- 1~255
eout
30
Read/
Write
1~255
700-523 Commu. Time-out in starting linking to appli- SESAMI Job Flow Service Connec- 1~900
cation
tion Timeout
60
Read/
Write
1~900
700-529 Info about Control of Restoring
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Prohibit restoring
1: Permit restoring
0~1
1: Reboot
Read/
Write
0: Not reboot, 1: Reboot
700-530 Reboot at reboot-expected Fail
Reboot When Fault Occur
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ChainLink
NVM Name
Read/
Write
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
700-540 Auditron Mode (Auditron Mode/Auth. Mode)
Auditron Mode
0~4
0 : OFF
Read/
Write
0: OFF
1: INTERNAL AUDITRON
2: NETWORK ACCOUNTING
3: REMOTE AUTHENTICATION
[IBG/MN] 4: XS Accounting
700-541 Limit on printing from Box
Auditron Mode Enable for MBOX

Print
0~1
1: ON
Read/
Write
0: OFF (unlimited), 1: ON (limited)
700-542 Limit on output of e-doc from Box
Auditron Mode Enable for MBOX

Output
0~1
1: ON
Read/
Write
0: OFF (unlimited), 1: ON (limited)
700-543 User Informatrion Location
User Information Memory Location
0~1
0: NVM
Read/
Write
0: NVM RAM, 1: HDD
700-544 Auth. Info Check
Auditron Check Info Enable
0~1
[FX/IBG] 0 : DISABLE
[MN] 1 : ENABLE
Read/
Write
0: DISABLE, 1: ENABLE
700-545 Password Mode for Local Access
Auditron Password Mode OFF/ON
0~1
0: OFF
Read/
Write
0: OFF, 1: ON
700-546 Operation with auth. info unavailable
Auditron No Account Action
0~1
0: Cancel
Read/
Write
0: Cancel, 1: Store
700-547 Showing User ID
Auditron User ID
User ID
Read/
Write
1~15 character(s) (7-Bit ASCII)
700-548 Showing Account ID
Auditron Account ID
Account ID
Read/
Write
1~15 character(s) (7-Bit ASCII)
700-549 Conceal UserID
Auditron Condeal User ID
0~1
0 : FALSE
Read/
Write
0: FALSE, 1: TRUE
700-550 Conceal AccountID
Auditron Condeal Account ID
0~1
0 : FALSE
Read/
Write
0: FALSE, 1: TRUE
700-551 Remote Authentication Guest Mode
Remote Authentication Guest Mode 0~1
0 : OFF
Read/
Write
0: OFF, 1: ON
700-552 Remote Authentication Service
Remote Authentication Service
0 : Kerberos
(Windows2000)
Read/
Write
0: Kerberos (Windows2000)
1: Kerberos (Solaris)
2: Certificate Agent
3: LDAP
4: SMB
700-553 Guest Password
Guest Password
"guest"
Read/
Write
4~12 characters (7-Bit ASCII)
700-555 KDC Server Port No.
KDC Server Port Number
88
Read/
Write
1~65535
700-556 KDC FQDN
KDC FQDN
NULL
Read/
Write
This can be input in FQDN/IPv4/IPv6 literal style. Character

string should be null-terminated.
Character Restriction: Available are only 1-byte alphanumerics, 1-byte hyphen, delimiter dot (.) for use in address,
and colon (:).
Use of 1-byte hyphen is not allowed at head and tail of
character string.
0~4
0~65535
Description

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
700-557 KDC Realm Name
KDC Realm Name
700-558 Storage of Print Job tor Billing
DV Pay for Print Forced Store
700-559 Storage of Print Job for Billing Job Command enabled/disabled

700-560 Operation with auth. info improper
Setting Range
Default
Read/
Write
Description
NULL
Read/
Write
64-or-less-byte character string
0~2
0: Not stored
Read/
Write
0: Not stored, 1: Stored, 2: Print job forced to be stored

(Login User ID shall be the key.)
DV Pay for Print XPJL Command

Enable
0~1
0: Disabled
[MN] 1: Enabled
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
DV Pay for Print Error Account

Action
0~1
0: Canceled
Read/
Write
0: Canceled, 1: Stored
700-561 Control of Print Job for Billing Job Command DV Pay for Print Job Command
enabled/disabled
Enable
0~1
0: Disabled
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
700-562 No Account User Print
No Account User Print Permission
0~1
0: Not permitted
Read/
Write
0: Not permitted
1: Permitted
700-563 Max Qty of series of KO Auth. Errors
User Auth Error Max Number for

Auth Lock
0~10
Read/
Write
0~10
700-564 Max Qty of Auth. Errors
User Auth Error Max Number for

Access Log
0~600
10
Read/
Write
0~600
700-566 KDC Server Port No. -2
KDC Server Port Number-2
0~65535
88
Read/
Write
1~65535
700-567 KDC FQDN-2
KDC FQDN-2
NULL
Read/
Write

and colon (:).
character string.
700-568 KDC Realm Name-2
KDC Realm Name-2
NULL
Read/
Write
88
Read/
Write
1~65535
700-581 KDC FQDN-3
KDC FQDN-3
NULL
Read/
Write

and colon (:).
character string.
KDC Realm Name-3
NULL
Read/
Write
88
Read/
Write
1~65535
Version 1.2
0~65535
0~65535
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NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
Read/
Write
Description
700-585 KDC FQDN-4
KDC FQDN-4
NULL
Read/
Write

and colon (:).
character string.
KDC Realm Name-4
NULL
Read/
Write
88
Read/
Write
1~65535
700-589 KDC FQDN-5
KDC FQDN-5
NULL
Read/
Write

and colon (:).
character string.
KDC Realm Name-5
NULL
Read/
Write
700-591 Direct Fax Job Restriction Mode
Security Direct FAX Restriction
0~1
0: Permitted
Read/
Write
0: Permitted
1: Prohibited
700-592 Auth. Info Check (Receive-on-Net Job)
Auth Check Info for Net Job
0~1
1: Checked
Read/
Write
0: Not checked
1: Checked
700-594 Customize User Prompts
Customize User Prompts
0~3
0: Both
Read/
Write
0: Both
1: Prompt 1(for User ID) only
2: Prompt 2 (for Account ID) only
3: Neither
700-595 Password for Security Print/Charge Print:

Min. Qty of Digits
Min Password Length
0~12
Read/
Write
0~12
700-596 Prevention of unexpected failure to extract

Job Log
SSMM Accounting Service Info

Enabled
0~1
0: Disable
Read/
Write
0: Disable
1: Enable
700-600 DC132 Supple. Data Group 1 (IOT)
Group1(IOT)
0~0xFFFF
(Auto Setup)
Read
(Auto Setup)
700-601 DC132 Supple. Data Group 1 (SYS1)
Group1(SYS1)
0~0xFFFF
(Auto Setup)
Read
(Auto Setup)
0~65535
Group1(SYS2)
0~0xFFFF
(Auto Setup)
Read
(Auto Setup)
Group2(IOT)
0~0xFFFFFFFF
(Auto Setup)
Read
(Auto Setup)
Group2(SYS1)
0~0xFFFFFFFF
(Auto Setup)
Read
(Auto Setup)
Group2(SYS2)
0~0xFFFFFFFF
(Auto Setup)
Read
(Auto Setup)
Group3(IOT)
0~0xFFFF
(Auto Setup)
Read
(Auto Setup)
Group3(SYS1)
0~0xFFFF
(Auto Setup)
Read
(Auto Setup)
Group3(SYS2)
0~0xFFFF
(Auto Setup)
Read
(Auto Setup)

ChainLink
NVM Name
Read/
Write
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
700-609 XPS Signature
Security XPS Sign
1~4
4: Instructed by user
Read/
Write
1: Always signed (invisible)

3: Never signed
4: Instructed by user
700-610 Option Connection for enabling IT
IT Option Enable
0~1
0: Not connected
Read/
Write
0: Not connected, 1: Connected
700-616 KDC FQDN - for backup 1
Netauth KDC Info - server name for

backup 1
NULL
Read/
Write

and colon (:). Use of 1-byte hyphen is not allowed at head
and tail of character string.
700-617 KDC FQDN -for backup 2

backup 2
NULL
Read/
Write


backup 3
NULL
Read/
Write


backup 4
NULL
Read/
Write


backup 5
NULL
Read/
Write

700-621 KDC Server Port No. -for backup 1
Netauth KDC Info - server port num- 1~65535

ber for backup 1
88
Read/
Write
1~65535

ber for backup 2
88
Read/
Write
1~65535

ber for backup 3
88
Read/
Write
1~65535

ber for backup 4
88
Read/
Write
1~65535
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
Read/
Write
Description

ber for backup 5
88
Read/
Write
1~65535
700-627 LDAP Auth. -Sequence Type
Netauth LDAP Info - auth sequence 0~1
0: Direct Login
Read/
Write
0: Direct Login
1: Search and Login
700-628 LDAP Auth. - Login User Login Property Type Netauth LDAP Info - login user login
attribute
"samAccountName"
Read/
Write
Character String (ASCII 32 characters)
700-629 LDAP Auth. - Login User Search Property

Type
Netauth LDAP Info - login user

search attribute
"mail"
Read/
Write
700-630 LDAP Auth. -User Name Addition Character

String
Netauth LDAP Info - user string

added
NULL
Read/
Write
700-631 LDAP Auth. -User Name Addition Character

String enabled/disabled
Netauth LDAP Info - add user string 0~1
0: Disabled
Read/
Write
700-632 SMB Auth. -Domain Name 1
Netauth SMB Info - domain name 1
NULL
Read/
Write
NULL
Read/
Write
NULL
Read/
Write
NULL
Read/
Write
NULL
Read/
Write
700-642 SMB Auth. -Server/SMB Name 1
Netauth SMB Info - server/SMB

name 1
NULL
Read/
Write
One of FQDN, IPv6 address (literal style) and IPv4 address

(literal style) can be input. Character string should be nullterminated.
Char. Restriction [in specifying NetBIOS Host Name]
15 Prohibited Characters : " * + , / : ; < = > ? [ \ ] |
Prohibited Condition: A space exists at head or tail of character string. Character string consists of only periods.
Char. Length: Max 16 bytes (including NULL char.)
Char. Restriction [in specifying FQDN]
Available Char.: 1-byte alphanumerics, - (1-byte hyphen), .
(period).
Prohibited Condition: 1-byte hyphen (-) exists at head or tail
of character string.

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
Read/
Write
Description

name 2
NULL
Read/
Write

(period).

name 3
NULL
Read/
Write

(period).

name 4
NULL
Read/
Write

(period).
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display

name 5
700-652 SMB Auth. -specified by:
Netauth SMB Config - specified by
700-653 User Login Property Type for Notice
Setting Range
Default
Read/
Write
Description
NULL
Read/
Write

(period).
0 : DOMAIN_NAME
Read/
Write
0: DOMAIN NAME
1: SERVER NAME
Search User Login Attribute
samAccountName
Read/
Write
Character string (ASCII 32 bytes)
700-654 User Search Property Type
Search User Search Attribute
NULL
Read/
Write
Character string (ASCII 32 bytes)
700-655 Password Mode in working with IC-Card

Gate Remote Auth.
Password Mode for Option
0~1
1: ON
Read/
Write
0: OFF
1: ON
700-656 Use of User Credential on LDAP
Usage of User's Credential on

LDAP
0~1
0: Not used
Read/
Write
0: Not used
1: Used
700-657 Use of User Credential on SMTP
Usage of User's Credential on

SMTP
0~1
0: Not used
Read/
Write
0: Not used
1: Used
700-658 Use of User Credential for ScanToPC
Usage of User's Credential for

ScanToPC
0~1
0: Not used
Read/
Write
0: Not used
1: Used
700-659 Control of extract of User ID for ScanToFTP
Usage of userID without Domain
0~1
0: Not controlled
Read/
Write
0: Not controlled
1: Controlled
700-660
Job Exec Ticket Timeout
0~255
0: No limit (no time-out)
Read/
Write
0~255 (in min)
DMP Indication
0~4
Read/
Write
0: DMP1/2
1: DMP3/4
2: DMP5/6
3: DMP2007/2008
4: DMP2009
Web Print-executable Time
700-701 DMP Indication
0~1
6.3.6 NVM 701,702,709 Controller

Table 1 NVM 701,702 Controller
ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
701-912
ADC Gradation Adj. LUT Validity

(A, B)
ADC Gradation compensation

Validity for AB
0~1
1: Valid
Read/Write
0: Invalid
1: Valid
701-917
ADC Gradation Adj. LUT Validity

(E, F)
0~1
1: Valid
Read/Write
0: Invalid
1: Valid
701-924
Auto Gradation Adj. LUT Validity

(A, B)
Auto Gradation compensation

Validity for AB
0~1
1: Valid
Read/Write
0: Invalid
1: Valid
701-929
Auto Gradation Adj. LUT Validity

(E, F)
Auto Gradation compensation

Validity for EF
0~1
1: Valid
Read/Write
0: Invalid
1: Valid
702-931
BufferCont Management Memory Buffer Partition Config Expand

Partition Info
Prohibition
0~1
0: Not prohibited
Read/Write
Prohibition of extending memory partition size

1: Prohibited
0: Not prohibited
When extending memory partition size is prohibited, PfBufIoctl()
request for memory partition extension is refused.
702-932
External Scan Feature
DFE Scan Config Feature
0~2
0: Unavailable
Read/Write
0: Unavailable
1: ExtNetScan
2: CDIScan
702-933
Client Identification Info for

Backup/Restore
Client identification information

For Box Backup or Restore
NULL
Read/Write
Only 1-byte alphanumerics (A to F, a to f, 0 to 9), delimiter dot (.) for

use in address, and colon (:)
702-934
Output of JFS Error Report
IDC Report Feature enable
0~1
0: Not auto-output
Read/Write
0: Not auto-output
1: Auto-output
702-935
Screen for checking for Print Ser- Stored Print Confirmation

vice Job-in-Memory
0~1
1: Displayed
[MN] 0: Not displayed
Read/Write
0: Not displayed
1: Displayed
702-940
FAX Size Type
1~2
2: Non-standard
Read/Write
1: Standard
2: Non-standard
Read/Write
SFMT Size for FAX
702-941
FAX Slow-Scan Length Threshold SFMT SS Length Threshold
0~10
10mm
702-942
[A3 and Ledger mixed] in determining FAX Slow-Scan Length
1~2
Read/Write
Conforms to
RECEIVE_DOCSIZ
E_SELECT in Fax
Card Functional
Specifications (A10
SystemData Default
by country).
1: [A3 and Ledger mixed] permitted

2 : [A3 and Ledger mixed] not permitted
709-003
IISS (IIT) Serial No.
SFMT A3 Ledger Mixed
Version 1.2
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Read
0~10mm
General
General
2010/08
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Version 1.2
6.3.7 NVM 710 IISS

Table 1 NVM 710 IISS
ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
710-501
Method of detecting Fax Doc Size Fax Document Size Detection

for DADF
0~1
Read/Write
Shows the methods between which to switch when Fax Doc Detection is selected in DADF mode.
0: A/B series
1: Inch series
710-551
JAM Bypass
JAM Bypass
0~1
Read/Write
0: Not bypassed 1: Bypassed

Also used for CVT.
710-600
Size Mismatch Jam Detection
Size Miss Match Set(Simp)
Read/Write
1.
Detect Size Mismatch Jam.
2.
Not detect Size Mismatch Jam.
3.
When Size Mismatch is detected, report Operation Fail and

purge the doc. Reduce the Non-Standard Size Range on NoMixed-Sizes Detect Table .
710-601
Switch to Alternate Size 1
Altanate Size Set1
1~2
PF1: Switches between 8.5x13SEF and 8.46x12.4SEF. No-Mix/

Size-Mix:Inch13
1: 8.5x13SEF
2: 8.46x12.4SEF
710-602
Altanate Size Set2
1~2
PF1: Switches between 8.5x14SEF and 8.46x12.4SEF. No-Mix/

Size-Mix: Inch14
1: 8.5x14SEF
2: 8.46x12.4SEF
710-603
Alternate Size Set3
0~2
Read/Write
PF1: Switches between 11X15S and 11X17S. No-Mix:mm No-Mix/

Size-Mix: Inch13/Inch14
0: Default
1: 11x17S
2: 11x15S
PF2: Switches between 11x15S and 11x17S.
No-Mix: mm/Inch13/Inch14 Size-Mix: Inch13/Inch14
0: Default
1: 11x17S
2: 11x15S
710-604
Alternate Size Set4
0~2
Read/Write
PF1: Switches between 8.46x12.4S and 8.5X13S and 8.5X14S. NoMix/Size-Mix: mm

0: Default
1: 8.5x13S
2: 8.5x14S
PF2: Switches between 8.5x13S and 8.5x14S. No-Mix/Size-Mix: mm
Default= 2
0: Default
1: 8.5x13S
2: 8.5x14S
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General
General
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Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
710-605
Alternate Size Set5
0~2
Read/Write
PF1: Switches between B5S and 16KS. No-Mix: mm

0: Default
1: B5S
2: 16KS
PF2: Switches B5S and 16KS. No-Mix/Size-Mix: mm
0: Default
1: B5S
2: 16KS
710-606
Alternate Size Set6
0~3
Read/Write
PF1: Switches between 8x10S and 8x10.5S and 8.5x11S. Size-Mix:

Inch13/Inch14
0: Default
1: 8.5x11S
2: 8x10S
3: 8x10.5S
PF2: Switches between 8x10S and 8x10.5S and 8.5x11S. Size-Mix:
Inch13/Inch14
0: Default
1: 8.5x11S
2: 8x10S
3: 8x10.5S
710-607
Alternate Size Set7
0~3
Read/Write
PF1: Switches between 8x10L and 8x10.5L and 8.5x11L. Size-Mix:

Inch13/Inch14
0: Default
1: 8.5x11L
2: 8x10L
3: 8x10.5L
PF2: Switches 8x10L and 8x10.5L and 8.5x11L. Size-Mix: Inch13/
Inch14
0: Default
1: 8.5x11L
2: 8x10L
3: 8x10.5L
710-608
Alternate Size Set8
0~3
Read/Write
PF1: Switches between B4S, 8K, 11x15S and 11x17S. Size-Mix:

mm
0: Default
1: B4S
2: 8KS
3: 11x15S
4: 11x17S
PF2: Switches B4S, 8KS and 11x17S. Size-Mix :mm
0: Default
1: B4S
2: 8KS
3: 11x17S
(4: 11x17S. Inform CVT of 3.)

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
710-609
Alternate Size Set9
0~2
Read/Write
PF1: Switches between 8x10S and 8x10.5S. No-Mix: Inch13/Inch14

0: Default
1: 8x10S
2: 8x10.5S
PF2: Switches between 8x10S and 8x10.5S. No-Mix: Inch13/Inch14
0: Default
1: 8x10S
2: 8x10.5S
710-610
Alternate Size Set10
0~3
Read/Write
PF1: Switches between B5L and 16KL. Size-Mix: mm

0: Default
1: B5L
2: 16KL
(3: 16KL. Inform CVT of 2.)
0: Default
1: B5L
2: 16KL
3: 8.5x11L
710-611
Altanate Size Set11
0~3
710-612
Size-Mix Mode Temporary Size

Orientation
Size-Mix Mode Assumed Size
0~1
Read/Write
Switches between LEF and SEF.

0: LEF
1: SEF
710-613
Fax Mix-Size Standard Mode
Fixed Size Selection
0~1
Read/Write
Switches to appropriate one of the sizes (non-standard/standard)

that DADF notifies IISS of in Fax Mix-Size mode.
0: Non-standard mode
1: Standard mode
710-620
DADF DPM Specification
Dadf Dpm Specification
0~65535
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PF1: Switches between B5S and 16KS and 8.5x11S. Size-Mix: mm

0: Default
1: B5S
2: 16KS
3: 8.5x11S
Specifies DADF DPM.

0: DADF operates at Max DPM.
1-65535: DADF operates at specified DPM. (in steps of 1DPM)
6.3.7 NVM 710 IISS
General
General
6.3.7 NVM 710 IISS
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ChainLink
711-001
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range Default
DADF Lead Reg. Adjustment (Side1)

(550.0mm/sec)
Side1 550.0 Lead Regi Adjustment
105~135
120
Read/
Write
Read/
Write
Description
1.
Default 0mm
(711-140 value=Default, 711-001value=120)
2.
Adj. Range (711-140 value=Default)

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-140 value=80~230

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
711-002

(440.0mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
1.
Default 0mm
(711-140 value=Default, 711-002 value=120)
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-140 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
711-003

(366.7mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-140 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
711-004

(330.0mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-140 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
711-005

(293.3mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-140 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
711-006

(275.0mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-140 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
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ChainLink
711-007
NVM Name
PSW Display

(220.0mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
Read/
Write
Description
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-140 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
711-008

(183.3mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-140 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
711-009

(165.0mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-140 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
711-010

(146.7mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-140 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
711-011

(137.5mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-140 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
711-012

(110.0mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-140 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)

ChainLink
711-013
NVM Name
PSW Display

(82.5mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
Read/
Write
Description
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-140 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
711-014

(73.3mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-140 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
711-015

(55.0mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-140 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
711-016

(41.3mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-140 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
711-021

(550.0mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-141 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
711-022

(440.0mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-141 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
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ChainLink
711-023
NVM Name
PSW Display

(366.7mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
Read/
Write
Description
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-141 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
711-024

(330.0mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-141 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
711-025

(293.3mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-141 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
711-026

(275.0mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-141 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
711-027

(220.0mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-141 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
711-028

(183.3mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-141 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)

ChainLink
711-029
NVM Name
PSW Display

(165.0mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
Read/
Write
Description
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-141 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
711-030

(146.7mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-141 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
711-031

(137.5mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-141 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
711-032

(110.0mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-141 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
711-033

(82.5mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-141 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
711-034

(73.3mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-141 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
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ChainLink
711-035
NVM Name
PSW Display

(55.0mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
Read/
Write
Description
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-141 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
711-036

(41.3mm/sec)
105~135
120
Read/
Write
1.
Default 0mm
2.

: +1.5mm(105pulse) / -1.5mm(135pulse)
3.
Adj. Range (711-141 value=80~230)

: +5.5mm(80pulse) / -12.5mm(230pulse)
711-041
DADF Tail Edge Adjustment (Side1)

(550.0mm/sec)
Side1 550.0 Tail Edge Adjustment
0~255
151
Read/
Write
Default 0mm(151pulse)+10.8mm(-151pulse)/-7.5mm(+104pulse)
Tail Edge Adj.=Lead Reg. Adj. Value+Tail Edge Fine Adj. Value
711-042

(440.0mm/sec)
0~255
151
Read/
Write
Tail Edge Adj.=Lead Reg. Adj. Value+Tail Edge Fine Adj Value
711-043

(366.7mm/sec)
0~255
151
Read/
Write
711-044

(330.0mm/sec)
0~255
151
Read/
Write
711-045

(293.3mm/sec)
0~255
151
Read/
Write
711-046

(275.0mm/sec)
0~255
151
Read/
Write
711-047

(220.0mm/sec)
0~255
151
Read/
Write
Tail Edge Adj.=Lead Reg. Adj. Value+ Tail Edge Fine Adj. Value
711-048

(183.3mm/sec)
0~255
151
Read/
Write
711-049

(165.0mm/sec)
0~255
151
Read/
Write
711-050

(146.7mm/sec)
0~255
151
Read/
Write
711-051

(137.5mm/sec)
0~255
151
Read/
Write
711-052

(110.0mm/sec)
0~255
151
Read/
Write
711-053

(82.5mm/sec)
0~255
151
Read/
Write
711-054

(73.3mm/sec)
0~255
151
Read/
Write
711-055

(55.0mm/sec)
0~255
151
Read/
Write

ChainLink
Read/
Write
Description
151
Read/
Write
0~255
151
Read/
Write
0~255
151
Read/
Write

(366.7mm/sec)
0~255
151
Read/
Write
711-064

(330.0mm/sec)
0~255
151
Read/
Write
711-065

(293.3mm/sec)
0~255
151
Read/
Write
711-066

(275.0mm/sec)
0~255
151
Read/
Write
711-067

(220.0mm/sec)
0~255
151
Read/
Write
711-068

(183.3mm/sec)
0~255
151
Read/
Write
711-069

(165.0mm/sec)
0~255
151
Read/
Write
711-070

(146.7mm/sec)
0~255
151
Read/
Write
711-071

(137.5mm/sec)
0~255
151
Read/
Write
711-072

(110.0mm/sec)
0~255
151
Read/
Write
711-073

(82.5mm/sec)
0~255
151
Read/
Write
711-074

(73.3mm/sec)
0~255
151
Read/
Write
711-075

(55.0mm/sec)
0~255
151
Read/
Write
711-076

(41.3mm/sec)
0~255
151
Read/
Write
711-081
Vertical Magnification Fine Adj. 1

(High: 550.0mm/s, Mid: 440.0mm/s, Low:
330.0mm/s)
Magnification Adjustment 1
0~40
20
Read/
Write
Default 0%(20) +/-2%(+/-20), in steps of 0.1%

Adjusts only Top Speed. Target Motor: Feed/Regi
711-082

(High: 440.0mm/s)
0~40
20
Read/
Write

711-083

(Mid: 330.0mm/s)
0~40
20
Read/
Write

NVM Name
PSW Display
711-056

(41.3mm/sec)
0~255
711-061

(550.0mm/sec)
711-062

(440.0mm/sec)
711-063
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Read/
Write
Description
20
Read/
Write

0~40
20
Read/
Write

0~40
20
Read/
Write


165.0mm/s)
0~40
20
Read/
Write

711-088

(High: 220.0mm/s)
0~40
20
Read/
Write

711-089

(Mid: 165.0mm/s)
0~40
20
Read/
Write

711-090

110.0mm/s)
0~40
20
Read/
Write

711-091

(High: 165.0mm/s)
0~40
20
Read/
Write

711-092

(High: 146.7mm/s)
0~40
20
Read/
Write

711-093

82.5mm/s)
0~40
20
Read/
Write

711-094

(High: 110.0mm/s)
0~40
20
Read/
Write

711-095

(Mid: 82.5mm/s)
0~40
20
Read/
Write

711-096

(Mid: 73.3mm/s, Low: 55.0mm/s)
0~40
20
Read/
Write

711-097

0~40
20
Read/
Write

711-098

(Mid: 41.3mm/s)
0~40
20
Read/
Write

711-101
T/A ROLL Transport Speed Adj (Side1)1

330.0mm/s)
Side1 T/A Roll Adjustment 1
0~50
15
Read/
Write
Default 1.5%(15), Max 5%(50), Min 0%(0), in steps of 0.1%. Adjusts

only Top Speed. Target Motor: Feed
711-102
T/A ROLL Transport Speed Adj(Side1) 2

(High: 440.0mm/s)
0~50
15
Read/
Write

711-103

(Mid: 330.0mm/s)
0~50
15
Read/
Write
Default 0%(0) Max 5%(50), Min 0%(0), in steps of 0.1%. Adjusts only
Top Speed. Target Motor: Feed
NVM Name
PSW Display
711-084

220.0mm/s)
0~40
711-085

(High: 330.0mm/s)
711-086

(High: 293.3mm/s)
711-087

ChainLink
Read/
Write
Description
15
Read/
Write
Default 0%(0), Max 5%(50), Min 0%(0), in steps of 0.1%. Adjusts

0~50
15
Read/
Write

0~50
15
Read/
Write


165.0mm/s)
0~50
15
Read/
Write

711-108

(High: 220.0mm/s)
0~50
15
Read/
Write

711-109

(Mid: 165.0mm/s)
0~50
15
Read/
Write

711-110

110.0mm/s)
0~50
15
Read/
Write

711-111

(High: 165.0mm/s)
0~50
15
Read/
Write
Default 0%(0) Max 5%(50), Min 0%(0), in steps of 0.1%. Adjusts only
Top Speed. Target Motor: Feed
711-112

(High: 146.7mm/s)
0~50
15
Read/
Write

711-113

82.5mm/s)
0~50
15
Read/
Write

711-114

(High: 110.0mm/s)
0~50
15
Read/
Write

711-115

(Mid: 82.5mm/s)
0~50
15
Read/
Write

711-116

0~50
15
Read/
Write

711-117

0~50
15
Read/
Write

711-118

(Mid: 41.3mm/s)
0~50
15
Read/
Write

711-121

330.0mm/s)
0~50
Read/
Write

711-122

(High: 440.0mm/s)
0~50
Read/
Write

711-123

(Mid: 330.0mm/s)
0~50
Read/
Write

NVM Name
PSW Display
711-104

220.0mm/s)
0~50
711-105

(High: 330.0mm/s)
711-106

(High: 293.3mm/s)
711-107
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Read/
Write
Description
Read/
Write

0~50
Read/
Write

0~50
Read/
Write


165.0mm/s)
0~50
Read/
Write

711-128

(High: 220.0mm/s)
0~50
Read/
Write

711-129

(Mid: 165.0mm/s)
0~50
Read/
Write

711-130

110.0mm/s)
0~50
Read/
Write

711-131

(High: 165.0mm/s)
0~50
Read/
Write

711-132

(High: 146.7mm/s)
0~50
Read/
Write

711-133

82.5mm/s)
0~50
Read/
Write

711-134

(High: 110.0mm/s)
0~50
Read/
Write

711-135

(Mid: 82.5mm/s)
0~50
Read/
Write

711-136

0~50
Read/
Write

711-137

0~50
Read/
Write

711-138

(Mid: 41.3mm/s)
0~50
Read/
Write

711-140
DADF Lead Regi Offset NVM(Side1)
Side1 Lead Regi Offset NVM
80~230
120
Read/
Write
Default 0mm(120pulse)+4.0mm(80pulse)/-11.0mm(230pulse)
711-141
DADF Lead Regi Offset NVM(Side2)
Side2 Lead Regi Offset NVM
80~230
120
Read/
Write
Default 0mm(120pulse)+4.0mm(80pulse)/-11.0mm(230pulse)
711-142
DADF Tail Edge. Batch Con. NVM (Side1)
Side1 Tail Edge Adjustment All
0~255
151
Read/
Write
Changing data in this NVM leads to changing data in 711-041~711056 to specified data.
NVM Name
PSW Display
711-124

(High: 366.7mm/s,Mid: 293.3mm/s, Low:
220.0mm/s)
0~50
711-125

(High: 330.0mm/s)
711-126

(High: 293.3mm/s)
711-127

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
711-143
DADF Tail Edge. Batch Con. NVM (Side2)
Side2 Tail Edge Adjustment All
0~255
151
Read/
Write
711-144
Vertical Magnifi. Fine Adj. Batch Con.
Magnification Adjustment All
0~40
20
Read/
Write

Changing data in this NVM leads to changing data in 711-081~711098.
711-145
T/A Roll Transport Speed Adj (Side1) Covert Side1 T/A Roll Adjustment All
All
0~50
15
Read/
Write

711-146
T/A Roll Transport Speed Adj (Side2) Convert All
Side2 T/A Roll Adjustment All
0~50
Read/
Write

711-150
Loop Amount Adj. (Side1) (X1 Pulse)
Side1 Loop Length Adjustment
0~9
Read/
Write
Default 8.5mm(138pulse) 11.7mm~2mm, in steps of 10 pulses
711-151
Loop Amount Adj. (Side2) (X6 Pulse)
Side2 Loop Length Adjustment
0~14
Read/
Write
Default 3.4mm(120pulse) +9.9mm(210pulse)/-0.2mm (70pulse), in

steps of 10 pulses
711-155
Feed Gear Initialize Operation
Feed Gear Initialize
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Init. Operation not performed

1: Init. Operation performed
711-156
Feed Mot Rotation Time at INTL ON (T16

ms)
Feed Gear Runtime
10~50
30
Read/
Write
Default 300ms +200ms/-200ms, in steps of 10ms
711-158
Stop Position Adj. at Invert (X4 Pulse)
Invert Stop Position
0~20
10
Read/
Write
Default 26.4mm(120pulse)+33.58mm(220pulse)~19.22mm
(20Pulse), in steps of 10 pulses
711-164
Doc Slow Scan Size Adj. Value
Size Adjust Value
0~100
50
Read/
Write
Adj. Value for Size Sensing Auto Adj. function

Doc Size Adj. Value: +/-5mm
711-171
Nudger Lift Down Adjustment (High)
Nudger Lift Down Adjustment (High)
0~60
30
Read/
Write
Default 584Pulse +300/-300Pulse, in steps of 10 pulses
711-172
Nudger Lift Down Adjustment (Middle)
Nudger Lift Down Adjustment (Mid)
0~60
30
Read/
Write
711-173
Nudger Lift Down Adjustment (Low)
Nudger Lift Down Adjustment (Low)
0~60
30
Read/
Write
711-174
Nudger Lift Up Adjustment (High)
Nudger Lift Down Acceleration Adj.(High)
0~40
20
Read/
Write
711-175
Nudger Lift Up Adjustment (Middle)
Nudger Lift Down Acceleration Adj.(Mid)
0~40
20
Read/
Write
711-176
Nudger Lift Up Adjustment (Low)
Nudger Lift Down Acceleration Adj.(Low)
0~40
20
Read/
Write
Default 569Pulse +200/-200Pulse, in pulse of 10 pulses
711-177
Nudger Lift Up Speed Up Adj. (High)
Nudger Lift Up Adjustment (High)
0~60
30
Read/
Write
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NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/
Write
711-178
Nudger Lift Up Speed Up Adj. (Middle)
Nudger Lift Up Adjustment (Mid)
0~60
30
Read/
Write
711-179
Nudger Lift Up Speed Up Adj. (Low)
Nudger Lift Up Adjustment (Low)
0~60
30
Read/
Write
711-187
Letter Mode Setting
Letter mode configuration
0~15
Read/
Write
Operational setting as to Letter Doc.
711-190
Change Too Long Jam Setting
Long Jam Range Adj.
0~165
40
Read/
Write
Default 40: 1275mm, -600/+1875mm, in steps of 15mm
711-191
Too Short Jam Detection
Short Jam Detection
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Jam Detection disabled

1: Jam Detection enabled
711-199
Drive Type
Drive Kind
0~3
Read/
Write
0: High, 1: Middle, 2: Low, 3: Dummy
711-201
Feed Motor Off Start Position Adj. (X3

Pulse)
Feed Mot Off Start Adj
0~20
Read/
Write
Default 0mm(0pulse) +14.36mm(200pulse), in steps of 10 pulses
711-202
Duplex Speed Up Start Position Adj. (X5

Pulse)
Duplex Speed Up Position
0~20
10
Read/
Write
Default 6.7mm(93pulse) +10.3mm(143pulse)/-3.1mm (43Pulse), in

steps of 10 pulses
711-203
Duplex Pre-feed Position Adj. (X7 Pulse)
Duplex Pre Out PreFeed Position
0~10
Read/
Write
1.
Description
Prefeed Speed 400mm/s:

Default 15mm(104pulse) +18.6mm(154pulse)/+11.4mm
(54pulse), in steps of 10 pulses
2.

3.

711-204
Invert Output N.R.Sol. On Position Adj. (X8 Invert N.R.Sol On Position

Pulse)
0~20
10
Read/
Write
Default 5.0mm (210pulse) +12.18mm (310pulse)/-2.18mm

711-205
Side2 Feed Motor Reverse Start Time Adj.

(T1 ms)
Side2 FeedM Reverse Time Adj
0~20
Read/
Write
711-208
Simp Next Pre Regist Start Time Adj. (T4

ms)
Next Pre Regi Start Time
6~25
Read/
Write
711-209
Invert Start Time Adj. (T6 ms)
Invert Start Time
0~25
Read/
Write
711-210
Invert Output N.R Sol. On Start Time Adj.

(T7 ms)
Invert N.R.Sol On Start Time
0~15
Read/
Write
711-212
Dup Next Pre Regist Start Time Adj. (T9 ms) Dup Next Pre Regi Start Time
6~25
Read/
Write
711-213
DADF Stamp Solenoid On Time Adj.
Stamp Sol On Time
3~20
Read/
Write
711-214
DADF Stamp Position Adj.
Stamp On Position Adj
0~30
15
Read/
Write
Default 0mm +7.5mm/-7.5mm, in steps of approx. 0.5mm

Default: 10mm away from the trail edge of paper
711-217
Feed Out SNR StaticJam Detection Sampling Qty
Feed Out StaticJam Samplig
1~40
20
Read/
Write
Default 20 times +20 times/-19 times, in steps of 1

ChainLink
Read/
Write
NVM Name
PSW Display
711-218
Feed Out SNR Act. Adj. Expression Coeff.

A9
Feed Snr Act Coefficient A9
0~255
59
Read/
Write
Default 0.59, 0.00 ~ 2.55, in steps of 0.01
711-219
Feed Out SNR Act. Adj. Expression Coeff.

B9
Feed Snr Act Coefficient B9
0~255
104
Read/
Write
Default 104, 0~255, in steps of 1
711-255
Simp Pre Reg Speed Down Start Time Adj.

(T14 ms)
Simp PreRegist Deceleration Time
0~20
10
Read/
Write
Default is specified by control parameter.

+10ms/-10ms, in steps of 1ms
711-272
Side1 Side Regi Adj. Value

(Adj. data 3 with ADF & IIT connected)
Adjustment Value of Side1 Side Regi
0~240
120
Read/
Write
711-274

(Adj. data 5 with ADF & IIT connected)
Adjustment Value of Side2 Side Regi
0~240
120
Read/
Write
711-276
Adj. Data 7 with ADF & IIT connected
ADF-IIT Adjustment Data 7
0~255
Read/
Write
Adj. data 7 to be sent to IIT when ADF & IIT is connected
711-277
Adj. Data 8 with ADF & IIT combined
0~255
Read/
Write
711-278
0~255
Read/
Write
711-279
0~255
Read/
Write
711-280
0~255
Read/
Write
711-281
0~255
Read/
Write
711-282
0~255
Read/
Write
711-283
0~255
Read/
Write
711-284
0~255
Read/
Write
711-297
Communication FAIL Bypass
Communication Fail Bypass
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Not bypass Commu. Fail.

1: Bypass Commu. Fail.
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NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/Write
Description
715-007
Printing Paper Scan Speed
PH_CL_Contone Scan Speed
0~1
Read/Write
Switches between the scan speeds in Scan Printing Paper mode.

0: Half Speed mode
1: Normal Speed mode
715-010
Disable Power-Save Recovery Mode
Power Save Disable
0~1
Read/Write
Set Value: 0
Power OFF:Move ORG to W-Ref Board position.
Power ON: Initialize ORG.
Power Save Recovery: Not initialize ORG.
Set Value: 1
Power OFF Not move ORG.
Power ON: Initialize ORG.
Power Save Recovery: Initialize ORG.
715-017
IIT Fail Bypass
IIT Fail Bypass
0~1
Read/Write
0: Fail Bypass disabled

1: Fail Bypass enabled
715-018
Config. Fail Bypass
Config. Fail Bypass
0~1
Read/Write
Control as to whether bypass Fail in the IIT-Elec-requested function

Configulation Check .
This NVM is not connected with Select Config that is performed in
IISS separately.
0: Fail Bypass unavailable
1: Fail Bypass available
715-020
APS Qty
Number Of APS Sensor
0~1
Read/Write
0: one APS
1: 2 APSs
715-022
Lamp Fan Fail Bypass
Lamp Fan Fail Bypass
0~1
Read/Write
Availability of Lamp Fan Fail Detection

0: Lamp Fan Fail Detection enabled.
1: Lamp Fan Fail Detection disabled.
715-023
Lamp Fan Low Rev. On Time
Lamp Fan On Time (Low Rotation)
0~60
15
Read/Write
Lamp Fan Low Revolution On Time (in min.)
715-024
Lamp Fan Off Time
Lamp Fan Off Time
0~60
Read/Write
Lamp Fan Off Time (in min.)
715-025
FL Timer Setting
Fl Timer Set
0~1
Read/Write
0: Set Standard FL Timer (30-min rest/0.5-sec On)

1: Set Condensation Mode (Diag715-026 & 715-027 Timer Settings
work.)
715-026
Lamp On Interval
Lamp On Interval
1~60
30
Read/Write
Set Interval (in min.).
715-027
Lamp On Time
Lamp On Time
1~60
Read/Write
Set On Time (in sec.).
715-030
IIT Failed-Part Diagnosis
IIT Failure Part Diagnosis
0~65535
Read/Write
Writing 1 starts checking for IIT failed-parts.

Reading this NVM after checking for failed-parts makes any presumably-failed-part No. displayed.
If Fail occurs while checking for failed parts, Fail Code will be logged
in this NVM and the check will finish.
*Though written, in fact 1 is not written.
*Any other than 1 will be the wrong value, if written.
715-050
Platen Slow Scan Regi. Adj. Value
Platen SS Registration Adjustment
16~184
100
Read/Write
Slow Scan Regi. Adjustment Value (0.036mm/step) Factory Adjustment
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NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/Write
Description
715-051
Platen Slow Scan Magnifi. Adj. Value
Platen SS Magnification Adjustment
44~56
50
Read/Write
Slow Scan Magnification Adjustment Value (0.1%/step) Factory

Adjustment
715-053
Platen Fast Scan Regi. Adj. Value
Platen PRadjF
0~240
120
Read/Write
Fast Scan Regi. Adjustment Value (Dot)

VLSS=PROMVLSS+(PRadjF -120)X2 Factory Adjustment
715-056
CVT FS Offset Side1-1 (139.7~148)
CVT FS Offset Side1-1
0~240
120
Read/Write
CVT Fast Scan Regi. Adjustment Value (0.1mm/step)

Factory Adjustment
715-057
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-058
CVT FS Offset Side1-2 (182~194)
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-059
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-060
CVT FS Offset Side1-3 (203.2)
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-061
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-062
CVT FS Offset Side1-4 (210)
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-063
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-064
CVT FS Offset Side1-5 (214.9~215.9)
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-065
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-066
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-067
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-068
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-069
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-070
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-071
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-072
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-073
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-074
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment

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NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/Write
Description
715-075
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-076
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-077
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-078
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-079
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-080
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-081
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-082
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-083
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-084
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-085
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-086
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-087
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-088
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-089
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-090
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-091
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-092
W-Ref Adj. Coeff. Red
WREF_ADJ__R
70~755
140
Read/Write
Red W-Ref Adjustment Coefficient Factory Adjustment
715-093
W-Ref Adj. Coeff. Green
WREF_ADJ__G
70~755
140
Read/Write
Green W-Ref Adjustment Coefficient Factory Adjustment
715-094
W-Ref Adj. Coeff. Blue
WREF_ADJ__B
70~755
140
Read/Write
Blue W-Ref Adjustment Coefficient Factory Adjustment
715-095
W-Ref Adj. Coeff. BW-X
WREF_ADJ__BWX
70~255
140
Read/Write
BW-X W-Ref Adjustment Coefficient Factory Adjustment
715-096
W-Ref Adj. Coeff. BW-Y
WREF_ADJ__BWY
70~255
140
Read/Write
BW-Y W-Ref Adjustment Coefficient Factory Adjustment
715-102
W-Ref Adj. Coeff. Red (indi. paper)
WREF_Offset_R
0~127
63
Read/Write
Red W-Ref Adjustment Coefficient, Adj. for individual paper
715-103
W-Ref Adj. Coeff. Green (indi. paper)
WREF_Offset_G
0~127
63
Read/Write
Green W-Ref Adjustment Coefficient, Adj. for individual paper
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NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/Write
Description
715-104
W-Ref Adj. Coeff. Blue (indi. paper)
WREF_Offset_B
0~127
63
Read/Write
Blue W-Ref Adjustment Coefficient, Adj. for individual paper
715-105
W-Ref Adj. Coeff. BW (indi. paper)
WREF_Offset_K
0~127
63
Read/Write
BW W-Ref Adjustment Coefficient, Adj. for individual paper
715-106
IIT Paper Code
IIT Paper Code
0~8
Read/Write
0: Use NVM Individual-Paper Coefficient.

1: J paper 2: P paper 3: C2 paper
4: Green100 paper 5: Digital Color Xpression
6: Color Tech+ 7: Xerox4200 paper
8: Xerox Business
715-107
Optic Axis Adj. Front NUT Rotational

Angle
Nut_Angle_Front
0~1980
990
Optic Axis Adjustment Front NUT Rotational Angle (990~1980: Right

rotational angle, 0~990: Left rotational angle)
715-108
Optic Axis Adj. Rear NUT Rotational

Angle
Nut_Angle_Rear
0~1980
990
Optic Axis Adjustment Rear NUT Rotational Angle (990~1980: Right

rotational angle, 0~990: Left rotational angle)
715-110
CVT FS Offset Side1 Stan. Adj. Value
CVT FS Side1 Standard Adjustment
0~240
120
Read/Write
CVT Side1 Fast Scan Regi. Standard Adj. Value (0.1mm/step)

Factory Adjustment
To be rewritten with value in DADF NVM(711-272) at power On.
715-111
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-112
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-113
0~240
120
Read/Write

Factory Adjustment
715-118
Auto Gradation Adj. Lamp On Wait

Time
Ctracs Lamp On Wait Time
0~300
Read/Write
Time to wait for Lamp to turn On before auto gradation adjustment

(in sec.)
715-119
W-Ref Adj. Lamp On Wait Time
WREF Lamp On Wait Time
0~300
Read/Write
Time to wait for Lamp to turn On before W-Ref adj. (in sec.)
715-185
0 Judgment Block Qty
Number of judge(0) Block
0~32767
HWM Detection 0 Judgement Block Qty (Block)
715-186
1 Judgment Block Qty
Number of judge(1) Block
0~32767
HWM Detection 1 Judgement Block Qty (Block)
715-187
CP Doc Judgment Block Line
Number of CP Block Line
0~255
HWM Detection CP Judgment Block Line Qty
715-188
WM Judgment Block Qty
Number of WM Block
0~65535
HWM Detection WM Judgment Block Qty (Block)
715-189
WM Judgment Block Line
Number of WM Block Line
0~255
HWM Detection WM Judgment Block Line Qty
715-201
BW/Color Auto-Distinguishment Level

extended adj.
ACS Detection Level Extension
0~1
Read/Write
0: Normal
1: Extend adjustment range.
715-241
Black Line Adj. Level Value

(for COLOR)
DCIC LEVEL (COLOR MODE)
0~15
Read/Write
Black Line Corrected-intensity Level setting at Color Scan.

A larger value increases corrected intensity. (0 cancels the adjustment.)
715-242
Black Line Adj. Level Value

(for BW)
DCIC LEVEL (BW MODE)
0~15
Read/Write
0-13: BW Corrected-Intensity Level setting

1 (weak) -> 13 (intense), 0: No adjustment
14: For engineering test (prohibited)
15: Countermeasure for undetectable areas; for unequipped M/C
(Fuhjin/Tarzan/Kutani)
*The default varies according to the product.

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NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/Write
Description
715-243
Black Adj. Test Mode
DCIC TEST MODE
0~7
Read/Write
Sets Test Mode for Black Line Adj. Parameter Design.

0 initiates normal operation.
715-244
B&W Adj. Table
BWC TABLE
0~7
Read/Write
Black & White Adj. Table Custom Entry (BWC)

0 cancels the Black & White Adjustment function.
715-249
White Line Suppression Level (background)
DCIC Level for White Line
0~15
Read/Write
Sets White Line Detection Intensity Level for background.

A larger value increases detection intensity. (0 cancels the adjustment.)
715-250
Black Line Suppression Level (nonbackground)
DCIC Original Level for Black Line
0~15
Read/Write
Sets Black Line Detection Intensity for non-background area.

A larger value increases detection intensity. (0 cancels the detection.)
715-251
White Line Suppression Level (nonbackground)
DCIC Original Level for White Line
0~15
Read/Write
Sets White Line Detection Intensity for non-background area.

A larger value increases detection intensity. (0 cancels the detection.)
715-252
Abnormal Debris Detection
DCIC Detection Result
0~1
Read/Write
Abnormal Debris Detection Result of 1 indicates abnormal debris is

detected.
715-279
HOSEI_SCAN (for LED)
HOSEI_SCAN_LED
0~4
Read/Write
LED Adj. Coeff. No. Factory Adjustment
715-280
HOSEI_SCAN (for detection)
HOSEI_SCAN
0~6
Read/Write
Adj. Coeff. No. Factory Adjustment
715-281
HOSEI_SCAN (for image)
HOSEI_SCAN
0~4
Read/Write
Adj. Coeff. No. Factory Adjustment
715-282
CCD Calib Y Scan Red
CCD Calib Y Scan Red
0~1023
Read/Write
CCD Calib Y Patch Scan Red (Reflectance LSB)

Factory Log
715-283
CCD Calib Y Scan Green
CCD Calib Y Scan Green
0~1023
Read/Write
CCD Calib Y Patch Scan Green (Reflectance LSB)

Factory Log
715-284
CCD Calib Y Scan Blue
CCD Calib Y Scan Blue
0~1023
Read/Write
CCD Calib Y Patch Scan Blue (Reflectance LSB)

Factory Log
715-285
CCD Calib M Scan Red
CCD Calib M Scan Red
0~1023
Read/Write
CCD Calib M Patch Scan Red (Reflectance LSB)

Factory Log
715-286
CCD Calib M Scan Green
CCD Calib M Scan Green
0~1023
Read/Write
CCD Calib M Patch Scan Green (Reflectance LSB)

Factory Log
715-287
CCD Calib M Scan Blue
CCD Calib M Scan Blue
0~1023
Read/Write
CCD Calib M Patch Scan Blue (Reflectance LSB)

Factory Log
715-288
CCD Calib C Scan Red
CCD Calib C Scan Red
0~1023
Read/Write
CCD Calib C Patch Scan Red (Reflectance LSB)

Factory Log
715-289
CCD Calib C Scan Green
CCD Calib C Scan Green
0~1023
Read/Write
CCD Calib C Patch Scan Green (Reflectance LSB)

Factory Log
715-290
CCD Calib C Scan Blue
CCD Calib C Scan Blue
0~1023
Read/Write
CCD Calib C Patch Scan Blue (Reflectance LSB)

Factory Log
715-291
CCD Calib PK Scan Red
CCD Calib PK can Red
0~1023
Read/Write
CCD Calib PK Patch Scan Red (Reflectance LSB)

Factory Log
715-292
CCD Calib PK Scan Green
CCD Calib PK Scan Green
0~1023
Read/Write
CCD Calib PK Patch Scan Green (Reflectance LSB)

Factory Log
715-293
CCD Calib PK Scan Blue
CCD Calib PK Scan Blue
0~1023
Read/Write
CCD Calib PK Patch Scan Blue (Reflectance LSB)

Factory Log
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NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/Write
Description
715-300
A6 Doc to Postcard Doc Switching
A6 / Postcard Detection
0~2
Read/Write
0: Default on Table
1: A6SEF
2: Official Postcard SEF (mm) or Postcard SEF (Inch)
715-302
A4S to 8.5in Criteria Switching 2
A4S/8.5in Detection 2
0~6
Read/Write
0: 210mm 1: 211mm 2: 212mm 3: 213mm

4: 214mm 5: 215mm 6: 216mm
715-303
B5 to 8X10 Detection Switching
B5/8x10 Detection
0~3
Read/Write
0: Default on Table
1: Detect B5LEF or ExectiveLEF.
2: Detect Mix of 8X10LEF & 8X10.5LEF.
3: For design verification; performance out of guarantee
715-305
8.5X13 to 8.5X14 Detection Switching
8.5x13/8.5x14 Detection
0~3
Read/Write
0: Default on Table
2: 13inch
3: 14inch
715-306
Special-Doc Detection Table selection
Original detection table for special paper
0~2
Read/Write
0: Special doc not supported.

1: with APS OFF, A4LEF; with APS ON, A3
2: with APS OFF, Letter LEF; with APS ON, 17inch
715-307
Doc Size Detection Table Switching
Change Size Table
1~5
Read/Write
1: Inch13-2
2: mm-2
3: mm
4: Inch13-1
5: Inch14
715-308
5.5X8.5 to Postcard Detection Switching
5.5x8.5/PostCard Detection
0~2
Read/Write
0: Default on Table
1: A5SEF or 5.5X8.5SEF
2: Official Postcard LEF or Postcard LEF
715-310
A3 to 11X17 Detection Switching
A3/11x17 Detection
0~3
Read/Write
0: Default on Table
1: A3SEF
3: Detect Mix of A3SEF & 11X17SEF.
715-311
A4 to 8.5X11 Detection Switching
A4/8.5x11 Detection
0~3
Read/Write
0: Default on Table
1: A4LEF
3: Detect Mix of 8.5X11LEF & A4LEF.
715-312
Undecided/A6S Threshold
A6S Threshold
50~110
90
Read/Write
Changes fast scan threshold between Undecided and Official Postcard SEF/Postcard SEF/A6SEF. When any out of the range of 50 to
110 is set, fast scan threshold shall be 90mm.
50: 50mm
[Down] (1mm/step)
110: 110mm
715-344
Doc Size Detection; Action against

Stain on Platen Back
Document Size Detection
0~1
Read/Write
0: Detection by 4 registers
1: Detection by 3 registers (action against stain)
715-345
GCO to TFX Size Switching
GCO/TFX Size Detection
0~1
Read/Write
0: GCO (16K/8K=270X195/270X390)
1: TFX (16K/8K=267X194/267X388)
715-346
B4/8K Fast Scan Threshold
B4/8-Kai Detection
0~6
Read/Write
0: 256mm 1: 258mm 2: 260mm 3: 262mm

4: 264mm 5: 266mm 6: 268mm

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NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/Write
Description
715-347
8K/11X17SEF Fast Scan Threshold
8-Kai/11x17 Detection
0~6
Read/Write
0: 269mm 1: 271mm 2: 273mm 3: 275mm

4: 277mm 5: 279mm 6: 281mm
715-349
B6 to 5X7 Detection Switching
B6/5x7 Detection
0~2
Read/Write
0: Default on Table
1: B6SEF
2: 5X7SEF
715-362
Lamp Check NG Count
FL_CHK_NG_Count
0~65535
Read/Write
Lamp Check NG Count (Reset after replacing lamp.)
715-363
Data collected at Lamp Check NG
FL_CHK_NG_Data
0~1023
Read/Write
Data (NG white scan data compared at check) collected when Lamp
Check is NG
715-418
AOC Flow End Error Qty
AOCerr
0~255
Read/Write
The quantity of cases AOC Flow ended unsuccessfully.
715-550
B&W Copy at Speed-Preferred AE

BGR-AE Adj. Level
(text, photo)
TP_BW_Copy BGR-AE-Level
0~4095
Read/Write
Value (0-15)x3 shall be an amount of removal (in terms of 8 bits).

(x12 in terms of 10 bits)
Lower 0 to 3 bits: Platen
4 to 7 bits: M/C with CVT or DADF
8 to 11 bits: Duplex by M/C with CVT or DADF
715-551
Color Copy at Speed-Preferred AE

BGR-AE Adj. Level
(text, photo)
TP_CL_Copy BGR-AE-Level
0~4095
Read/Write

715-552
B&W Copy at Speed-Preferred AE

BGR-AE Adj. Level
(text)
TX_BW_Copy BGR-AE-Level
0~4095
Read/Write

715-553
Color Copy at Speed-Preferred AE

BGR-AE Adj. Level
(text)
TX_CL_Copy BGR-AE-Level
0~4095
Read/Write

715-554
B&W Continuous-Tone Scan at Speed- TP_BW_Contone BGR-AE-Level

Preferred AE
BGR-AE Adj. Level
(text, photo)
0~4095
Read/Write

715-555
Color Continuous-Tone Scan at Speed- TP_CL_Contone BGR-AE-Level

Preferred AE
BGR-AE Adj. Level
(text, photo)
0~4095

715-600
Speed-preferred Bkgd Suppression &

FS Undetectable Area 1
AE1FS External Area
0~65535
255
Read/Write
Speed-preferred AE & Fast Scan Undetectable Area INSTV

When SMPST/SMPED set up
715-601

AE2 FS External Area
0~65535
255
Read/Write

When HAEFST/HAEFSE set up
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PSW Display
Read/Write
Description
715-602

0~65535
255
Read/Write
Speed-Preferred AE & Fast Scan Undetectable Area INSTV

When MAEFST/MAEFSE setup.
(*PreIPS: used also as detection area for denoising.)
715-603

0~65535
255
Read/Write

When NAEFST/NAEFSE set up.
715-604

SS Fixed Position
Line to Fix Variation
0~255
60
Read/Write
Speed-preferred AE & SS Change Fixed Position & NCON

Slow Scan Lead Edge AE Detection Amount (1 step=0.16mm)
715-605

SS End Position
(for HAE)
HAE Line to Fix Variation
0~65535
240
Read/Write
Speed-preferred AE & SS End Position

Slow Scan Lead Edge AE Detection Amount HAESSE
715-606

SS End Position
(for MAE)
MAE Line to Fix Variation
0~65535
240
Read/Write
Speed-preferred AE& Slow Scan End Position

Slow Scan Lead Edge AE Detection Amount MAESSE
(*PreIPS: used also as detection area for denoising.)
715-607

SS End Position
(for NAE)
NAE Line to Fix Variation
0~65535
240
Read/Write
Speed-preferred AE& Slow Scan End Position

Slow Scan Lead Edge AE Detection Amount NAESSE
715-608
LIM Control
B&W COPY
BW_Copy Variation Control
0~1
Read/Write
LIM Control Mode
715-609
LIM Control
Color COPY
CL_Copy Variation Control
0~1
Read/Write
LIM Control Mode
715-610
LIM Control
FAX/Binary Scan
BinScan_Fax Variation Control
0~1
Read/Write
LIM Control Mode
715-611
LIM Control
Continuous-tone scan
ContoneScan Variation Control
0~1
Read/Write
LIM Control Mode
715-612
Speed-preferred Bkgd Suppression

Threshold (HAE)
HAE Threshold for Background Color Sup- 0~255

pression
127
Read/Write
HAE histogram threshold

Set this in steps of 100/255%.
715-613

Threshold (NAE1)
NAE1 Threshold for Background Color

Suppression
0~255
31
Read/Write
NAE histogram threshold (Color Block Qty threshold)

Set this in steps of 100/255%. NAEBLKTHC
715-614

Threshold (NAE2)

Suppression
0~255
192
Read/Write
NAE histogram threshold (Specified-Color Block Qty threshold)

Set this in steps of 100/255%. NAEBLKTHY
715-615

Threshold (NAE3)

Suppression
0~65535
Read/Write
NAE Color Line Qty threshold

Specify line qty. NAETHC
715-616

Threshold (NAE4)

Suppression
0~65535
Read/Write
NAE Color Line Qty threshold

Specify line qty. NAETHY
715-617
AE FS Detection Size Control
AE Control of FS Length
0~1
Read/Write
0: Always use detected doc size.

1: Use input doc size as detected size.
culating AES parameter.
HAETH
715-618
AE FS Detection Size Min Width
Minimum FS Length for AE
1~65535
500
Read/Write
Fast Scan Detection Min Width (1 step=0.1mm)

For calculating AES parameter.
715-619
AE Parameter SS Magni. Adj. Upper

Limit 1
RAE Upper Limit of SS Magnification for

adjusting AE Parameter
250~4000
4000
Read/Write
Slow Scan Detection Max Width (1 step=0.1%)

For RAE
715-620

Limit 2
MAE Upper Limit of SS Magnification for

250~4000
4000
Read/Write

For MAE
For cal-

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NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/Write
Description
715-621

Limit 3
HAE Upper Limit of SS Magnification for

250~4000
4000
Read/Write

For HAE
715-622

Limit 4
NAE Upper Limit of SS Magnification for

250~4000
4000
Read/Write

For NAE
715-629
FAX/Binary Scan Bkgd Suppression

Offset Level
Text Mode (Normal, Pencil)
TX_BW_Fax Offset Level of AE
0~8191
Read/Write
0 bit to 3 bits: Platen

0: Intensity level 0 (stan.), 1: Intensity level 1, 2: Intensity level 2
3: Intensity level 3, 4: Intensity level 4, 5~15 or above: Level 0
(stan.)
4 to 7 bits: CVT or DADF
0: Intensity level 0 (stan.), 1: Intensity level 1, 2: Intensity level 23:
Intensity level 3, 4: Intensity level 4, 5~15 or above: Level 0 (stan.)
8 to 11 bits: CIS
3: Intensity level 3, 4: Intensity level 4, 5~15 or above: Level 0
(stan.)
12 bits: This register available/unavailable, 1: Available
715-630
TP_BW_Copy_Fax Removale Level of AE 0~4095

B&W Copy/FAX/Binary Scan Bkgd
Suppression Level
Text/Photo Mode (Print, Printing Paper,
Copy)
Read/Write

3: Intensity level 3, 4: Intensity level 4, 5~15 or above: Level 0 (stan.)
8 to 11 bits: CIS
(* Used also as PreIPS EAER_DAT Removal Level.)
715-631
TP_BW_Copy_Fax Offset Level of AE

Suppression Offset Level
Text/Photo Mode (Print, Printing Paper,
Copy)
273
Read/Write

8 to 11 bits: CIS
715-632

Suppression Level
TX_BW_Copy_Fax Removale Level of AE 0~4095
Read/Write

8 to 11 bits: CIS
715-633

TX_BW_Copy_Fax Offset Level of AE
0~4095
273
Read/Write

8 to 11 bits: CIS
715-634

Suppression Level
Text/Photo Mode (light doc)
TPL_BW_Copy_Fax Removale Level of

AE
0~4095
Read/Write

8 to 11 bits: CIS
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Read/Write
Description
715-635

Text/Photo Mode (light doc)
TPL_BW_Copy_Fax Offset Level of AE
0~4095
273
Read/Write

8 to 11 bits: CIS
715-636

Suppression Level
Text Mode (tracing paper)
TRP_BW_Copy_Fax Removale Level of

AE
0~4095
Read/Write

8 to 11 bits: CIS
715-637

Text Mode (tracing paper)
TRP_BW_Copy_Fax Offset Level of AE
0~4095
273
Read/Write

8 to 11 bits: CIS
715-638
TP_CL_Copy Removale Level of AE

Color Copy Bkgd Suppression Level
Text/Photo Mode (print, printing paper,
copy, ink jet, high lighter)
0~4095
Read/Write

8 to 11 bits: CIS
Working with TOOLS:
(Decide which parameter level to select by adding TOOLS Value
(level 0 to level 4) and this NVM level (0 to 4). Regard a total value of
level 4 or above as level 4.)
715-639
TP_CL_Copy Offset Level of AE

Color Copy Bkgd Suppression Offset
Level
Text/Photo Mode (print, printing paper,
copy, ink jet, high lighter)
0~4095
Read/Write

8 to 11 bits: CIS
715-640
Color Copy Bkgd Suppression Level

Text (Normal)
TX_CL_Copy Removal Level of AE
0~4095
Read/Write

8 to 11 bits: CIS
Working with TOOLS:
715-641
Color Copy Bkgd Suppression Offset

Level
Text (Normal)
TX_CL_Copy Offset Level of AE
0~4095
Read/Write

8 to 11 bits: CIS

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/Write
Description
715-642
B&W Continuous-Tone Scan Bkgd

Suppression Level
(text, photo)
TP_BW_Contone Removale Level of AE
0~4095
819
Read/Write

8 to 11 bits: CIS
715-643

(text, photo)
TP_BW_Contone Offset Level of AE
0~4095
Read/Write

8 to 11 bits: CIS
715-644

Suppression Level
(except for text/photo)
woTP_BW_Contone Removale Level of

AE
0~4095
819
Read/Write

8 to 11 bits: CIS
715-645

(except for text/photo)
woTP_BW_Contone Offset Level of AE
0~4095
Read/Write

8 to 11 bits: CIS
715-646
Color Continuous-Tone Scan Bkgd

Suppression Level
((printed photo), text, photo (print))
TP_CL_Contone Removale Level of AE
0~4095
Read/Write

8 to 11 bits: CIS
Working with TOOLS:
715-647

((printed photo), text, photo (print))
TP_CL_Contone Offset Level of AE
0~4095
Read/Write

8 to 11 bits: CIS
715-648

Suppression Level
(except the modes in 715-646)
woTP_CL_Contone Removale Level of AE 0~4095
Read/Write

8 to 11 bits: CIS
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PSW Display
Read/Write
Description
715-649

(except the modes in 715-647)
woTP_CL_Contone Offset Level of AE
0~4095
Read/Write

8 to 11 bits: CIS
715-660
2-Sided AE Control Parameter

Multiplication Coeff. for lower limit
2F-AE Lower Limit of Multiplied Value
0~255
Read/Write
Used to calculate HAE background amount.

In steps of 1/255: 255 represents 1.
715-661

Multiplication Coeff. for upper limit
2F-AE Upper Limit of Multiplied Value
0~255
255
Read/Write
Used to calculate HAE background amount.

Set this to gain: Multipli. Coeff. for upper limit + Multipli. Coeff. for
lower limit = 255.
In steps of 1/255. 255 represents 1.
715-662

Comparative Margin OFST
Offset for 2F AE Control
0~255
Read/Write
Value to add (subtract) in comparing RAE Background Amount and

HAE Background Amount
A larger value makes it more difficult to select Side 2.
715-663

Bkgd Level Threshold LEVEL_N
Threshold for 2F AE Control
0~255
16
Read/Write
Value to compare with HAE Background Amount in selecting 2Sided.

When HAE Background Amount is less than value in this NVM, 2Sided will not be selected.
715-664

Forced Selection
Mode Control of 2F AE
0~2
Read/Write
0: Perform 2-Sided AE Control. 1: Forced to select Side 1 (L0).

2: Forced to output Side 2 (L1).
715-668
2-Color Copy Control
Control of 2C COPY
0~1
Read/Write
2-Color Copy Reproducibility Control

0: Normal (equivalent to Imari-MF)
1: 1301alpha series (Yellow not reproduced)
715-669
Tracing Mode Setup
Control of Tracing Paper Mode
0~1
Read/Write
0: Normal 1: Tracing Paper

(* Used also in PreIPS C mode.)
715-680
Default Color Balance Adj. Level Y

color Low Density
CL Balance Def Y / Low density
0~8
Read/Write
Default Color Balance Adj. Level Y color Low Density
715-681

color Med. Density
CL Balance Def Y / Medium density
0~8
Read/Write
Default Color Balance Adj. Level Y color Med. Density
715-682

color High Density
CL Balance Def Y / High density
0~8
Read/Write
Default Color Balance Adj. Level Y color High Density
715-683
Default Color Balance Adj. Level M

color Low Density
CL Balance Def M / Low density
0~8
Read/Write
Default Color Balance Adj. Level M color Low Density
715-684

color Med. Density
CL Balance Def M / Medium density
0~8
Read/Write
Default Color Balance Adj. Level M color Med. Density
715-685

color High Density
CL Balance Def M / High density
0~8
Read/Write
Default Color Balance Adj. Level M color High Density
715-686
Default Color Balance Adj. Level C

color Low Density
CL Balance Def C / Low density
0~8
Read/Write
Default Color Balance Adj. Level C color Low Density
715-687

color Med. Density
CL Balance Def C / Medium density
0~8
Read/Write
Default Color Balance Adj. Level C color Med. Density
715-688

color High Density
CL Balance Def C / High density
0~8
Read/Write
Default Color Balance Adj. Level C color High Density

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/Write
Description
715-689
Default Color Balance Adj. Level K

color Low Density
CL Balance Def K / Low density
0~8
Read/Write
Default Color Balance Adj. Level K color Low Density
715-690

color Med. Density
CL Balance Def K / Medium density
0~8
Read/Write
Default Color Balance Adj. Level K color Med. Density
715-691

color High Density
CL Balance Def K / high density
0~8
Read/Write
Default Color Balance Adj. Level K color High Density
715-702
FS Magni. Adj. Value (PLATEN/BELT

DADF Scan)
PLTN/BELT FS Magnification Adjustment
0~100
50
Read/Write
Fast Scan Magnification Fine Adjustment: Value is specified

between 0 and 100 in steps of 1. Fine adjustment of a zoom ratio is
done between +5% and -5% (in steps of 0.1%), where 0 is -5%, 50 is
0% and 100 is 5%. (No factory adjustment)
715-703
FS Magni. Adj. Value (CVT Scan)
CVT FS Magnification Adjustment
0~100
50
Read/Write
Fast Scan Magnification Fine Adjustment: Value is specified

between 0 and 100 in steps of 1. Fine adjustment of a zoom ratio is
done between +5% and -5% (in steps of 0.1%), where 0 is -5%, 50 is
0% and 100 is 5%. (No factory adjustment)
715-704
IPS Bypass Setting 1
IPS Bypass Setting1
0~65535
Read/Write

Forces the image processing functions to be bypassed at memory
sampling scan.
Change value at S/W & H/W DEBUG.
Be sure to use 0 for normal use. (Attention)
-Use as follows:
As to each function, As is/Forced Bypass is assigned to its bit. Either
can be specified for multiple bits simultaneously.
[PF1/SHIPS] | [PF2]
D0:AES | BEXG_TH
D1:DF39 | FSRE_TH
D2:SSR | SSR_TH
D3:FSRE | NSP_TH
D4:NSP | AER_TH
D5:4DLUT | TRC2_TH
D6:5AER | ED_TH
D7:5MUL | SEL_TH
D8:5MWA | SEL2_TH
D9:4AER | (spare)
D10:4MUL | (spare)
D11:TRC | (spare)
D12:ED | (spare)
D13:DIRECT | (spare)
D14: (spare) | (spare)
D15:(spare) | (spare)
Value at given bit: B0: As is, B1: Forced Bypass
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NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/Write
Description
715-705
IPS Bypass Setting2
0~65535
Read/Write

Sets 4DLUT Bypass Mode.
This Bypass Setting is available only when 4DLUT is set to Forced
Bypass in IPS Bypass Setting 1.
0: Bypass L*a*b* from Y block.
1: Bypass L*a*b* from M block.
2: Bypass L*a*b* from C block.
3: Bypass L*a*b* from K block.
4: Bypass L* from YMCK blocks.
5: Bypass a* from YMCK blocks.
6: Bypass b* from YMCK blocks.
7~65535: 0h output
715-720
B&W Copy Text Normal Adj.
Normal Density Text (BW Copy)
0~256
128
Read/Write
B&W Copy Text Normal Density Adjustment
715-721
B&W Copy Text Darker 3 Adj.
High Density Text (BW Copy)
0~256
128
Read/Write
B&W Copy Text Darker 3 Density Adjustment
715-722
Scan/FAX Text Normal Adj.
Normal Density Text (Scan / Fax)
0~256
128
Read/Write
Scan/FAX Text Normal Density Adjustment
715-723
Scan/FAX Text Darker 3 Adj.
High Density Text (Scan / Fax)
0~256
128
Read/Write
Scan/FAX Text Darker 3 Density Adjustment
715-724

SS Blind Zone for Platen M/C
PLTN RAE SS Not Detect Area
0~65535
Read/Write
Real Time AE Slow Scan Blind Zone Setting for Platen M/C
BASE,HAEST,MAESST,NAESS
715-725

SS Blind Zone for DADF M/C Platen
Job
DADF-P-Job RAE SS Not Detect Area
0~65535
Read/Write
Real Time AE Slow Scan Blind Zone Setting for DADF M/C Platen
Job
Or Real Time AE Slow Scan Blind Zone Setting for CVT Job
715-726

SS Blind Zone for DADF M/C DADF
Job
DADF-D-Job RAE SS Not Detect Area
0~65535
Read/Write
Real Time AE Slow Scan Blind Zone Setting for DADF M/C DADF
Job
715-780
Hue Angle B Start
B-Hue Start Degree
0~360
270
Read/Write
1 degree/step. Start>End means End-360 deg. and 0 deg.-Start.
715-781
Hue Angle B End
B-Hue End Degree
0~360
320
Read/Write
715-782
Hue Angle G Start
G-Hue Start Degree
0~360
110
Read/Write
715-783
Hue Angle G End
G-Hue End Degree
0~360
200
Read/Write
715-784
Hue Angle R Start
R-Hue Start Degree
0~360
350
Read/Write
715-785
Hue Angle R End
R-Hue End Degree
0~360
60
Read/Write
715-786
Hue Angle Y Start
Y-Hue Start Degree
0~360
60
Read/Write
715-787
Hue Angle Y End
Y-Hue End Degree
0~360
120
Read/Write
715-788
Hue Angle M Start
M-Hue Start Degree
0~360
320
Read/Write
715-789
Hue Angle M End
M-Hue End Degree
0~360
10
Read/Write
715-790
Hue Angle C Start
C-Hue Start Degree
0~360
190
Read/Write
715-791
Hue Angle C End
C-Hue End Degree
0~360
280
Read/Write
715-800
Marker Pen Color Reproduction Conversion
Marker pen adjustment
0~1
Read/Write
Pre IPS Color Conversion Setting

0: ENL -> FMC
1: ENL->DLUT->FMC (Marker Pen Opti. DLUT Processing)
715-801
IISS-DADF Commu. Fail
IISS/DADF Communication Fail Count

Since Reset
0~65535
Fail Counter total value at last reset (cannot be written)

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
715-802
IISS-Controller Commu. Fail
IISS/Cont Communication Fail Count Over- 0~65535

all Total
715-803
IISS-Controller Commu. Fail
715-804
Read/Write
Description
Fail Counter total value (cannot be written)
IISS/Cont Communication Fail Count Since 0~65535

Reset
DADF EEPROM Fail
DADF EEPROM Failure Count Overall

Total
0~65535
715-805
DADF EEPROM Fail
DADF EEPROM Failure Count Since

Reset
0~65535
715-808
CRG Position Fail
Scan Carriage Position Fail Count Overall

Total
0~65535
715-809
CRG Position Fail
Scan Carriage Position Fail Count Since

Reset
0~65535
715-810
IISS LOGIC Fail
IISS Logic Failure Count Overall Total
0~65535
715-811
IISS LOGIC Fail
IISS Logic Failure Count Since Reset
0~65535
715-814
Lamp Illumination Fail
Lamp Illumination Failure Count Overall

Total
0~65535
715-815
Lamp Illumination Failure Count Since

Reset
0~65535
715-816
CRG Over Run Fail
CRG Over Run Fail Count Overall Total
0~65535
715-817
CRG Over Run Fail
CRG Over Run Fail Count Since Reset
0~65535
715-822
AGC Fail
AGC Fail Count Overall Total
0~65535
715-823
AGC Fail
AGC Fail Count Since Reset
0~65535
715-824
AOC Fail
AOC Fail Count Overall Total
0~65535
715-825
AOC Fail
AOC Fail Count Since Reset
0~65535
715-826
IPS PWBA Fail
IPS PWBA Fail Total
0~65535
715-827
IPS PWBA Fail
IPS PWBA Fail Reset
0~65535
715-840
IPS PWBA Memory Fail
IPS PWBA Memory Fail Total
0~65535
715-841
IPS PWBA Memory Fail
IPS PWBA Memory Fail Reset
0~65535
715-850
Scan Count Replacement Life (upper)
Scan Life Count (upper digits)
0~65535
91
Scan Count Replacement Life (upper) (cannot written): 6000K times

(including Pre Scan)
Scan Count Replacement Life (lower) (cannot be written)
715-851
Scan Count Replacement Life (lower)
Scan Life Count (lower digits)
0~65535
36224
715-856
IIT Hot Line Fail
IIT Hot Line Failure Total Count
0~65535
715-857
IIT Hot Line Fail
IIT Hot Line Failures Since Reset
0~65535
715-860
Scan Count Replacement Life (upper)
Scan Life Count (upper digits)
0~65535
91
Scan Count Replacement Life (upper) (cannot be written): 6000K

times
(including Pre Scan)
715-861
Scan Count Replacement Life (lower)
Scan Life Count (lower digits)
715-872
Lamp On Time Count Replacement Life Lamp On Time Life Count (upper digits)
(upper)
Version 1.2
0~65535
36224
Scan Count Replacement Life (lower) (cannot be written)
0~65535
109
Lamp On Time Count Replacement Life (upper) (cannot be written)

: 7200K sec (2000 hrs)
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NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/Write
Description
715-873
Lamp On Time Count Replacement Life Lamp On Time Life Count (lower digits)
(lower)
0~65535
56576
Lamp On Time Count Replacement Life (lower) (cannot be written)
715-875
Lamp On Time Count Replacement Life Lamp On Time Life Count (upper digits)
(upper)
0~65535
109

: 7200K sec (2000 hrs)
715-876
Lamp On Time Count Replacement Life Lamp On Time Life Count (lower digits)
(lower)
0~65535
56576
715-890
Lamp On Time Count Replacement Life Lamp On Life Count (upper digits)
(upper)
0~65535
91

: 6000K times
715-891
Lamp On Time Count Replacement Life Lamp On Life Count (lower digits)
(lower)
0~65535
36224
715-895
Lamp On Time Count Replacement Life Lamp On Life Count (upper digits)
(upper)
0~65535
91

: 6000K times
715-896
Lamp On Time Count Replacement Life Lamp On Life Count (lower digits)
(lower)
0~65535
36224
6.3.10 NVM 716 IISS

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
716-011
Fail status 1A
Fail status 1A
0~65535
Read
Displays the cause of CIS Fail(65-225).
716-012
Fail status 1B
Fail status 1B
0~65535
Read
716-013
Fail status 1C
Fail status 1C
0~65535
Read
716-014
Fail status 1D
Fail status 1D
0~65535
Read
716-015
Fail status 1E
Fail status 1E
0~65535
Read
716-016
Fail status 1F
Fail status 1F
0~65535
Read
716-017
Fail status 2A
Fail status 2A
0~65535
Read
Displays the cause of Connection Fail(65-223).
716-018
Fail status 2B
Fail status 2B
0~65535
Read
Displays the cause of Connection Fail(65-223).
716-019
Fail status 3
Fail status 3
0~65535
Read
Displays the cause of AGC Fail(65-221).
716-020
Fail status 4
Fail status 4
0~65535
Read
Displays the cause of AOC Fail(65-222).
716-021
Fail status 5
Fail status 5
0~65535
Read
Displays the cause of Device Fail(65-224).
716-022
Fail count 1
Fail count 1
0~65535
Read
Displays the number of occurrences of CIS Fail(65-225).
716-023
Fail count 2
Fail count 2
0~65535
Read
Displays the number of occurrences of Connection Fail(65-223).
716-024
Fail count 3
Fail count 3
0~65535
Read
Displays the number of occurrences of AGC Fail(65-221).
716-025
Fail count 4
Fail count 4
0~65535
Read
Displays the number of occurrences of AOC Fail(65-222).
716-026
Fail count 5
Fail count 5
0~65535
Read
Displays the number of occurrences of Device Fail(65-224).
716-027
Fail History 1
Fail history 1
0~65535
Read
Memorizes and retains Fail Status 1A value when Fail occurs.
716-028
Fail History 2
Fail history 2
0~65535
Read
Memorizes and retains Fail Status 2A value when Fail occurs.
716-029
Fail History 3
Fail history 3
0~65535
Read
Memorizes and retains Fail Status 3 value when Fail occurs.
716-030
Fail History 4
Fail history 4
0~65535
Read
716-031
Fail History 5
Fail history 5
0~65535
Read
716-066
SS Tail Regi Adj. Batch Writing
Tail Regi
0~244
122
Read/Write
(Adj.Value) SS Tail-Edge Regi Adj. Base Value common to all speeds
716-067
SS Lead Regi Adj.Batch Writing
Lead Regi
0~244
122
Read/Write
(Adj.Value) SS Lead-Edge Regi Adj. Base Value common to all speeds
716-068
FS Regi Adj. Batch Writing
FS Regi
0~240
120
Read/Write
(Adj. Value) FS Regi Adj. Base Value common to all doc sizes
716-069
SS Magni. Adj. Batch Writing
SS Mag
80~120
100
Read/Write
(Adj. Value) SS Magni. Adj. Base Value common to all speeds
716-070
SS Tail Regi Adj. for 55mm/s
Tail Regi 1
0~244
122
Read/Write
SS Tail-Edge Regi Adj. Offset Value for 55mm/s (0.1mm/step)
716-071
SS Tail Regi Adj. for 73.3mm/s
Tail Regi 2
0~244
122
Read/Write
SS Tail-Edge Regi Adj. Offset Value for 73.3mm/s (0.1mm/step)
716-072
Tail Regi 3
0~244
122
Read/Write
716-073
Tail Regi 4
0~244
122
Read/Write
716-074
Tail Regi 5
0~244
122
Read/Write
716-075
Tail Regi 6
0~244
122
Read/Write
716-076
Tail Regi 7
0~244
122
Read/Write
716-077
SS Tail Regi Adj. for TBDmm/s
Tail Regi 8
0~244
122
Read/Write
SS Tail-Edge Regi Adj. Offset Value for TBDmm/s (0.1mm/step)
716-078
Tail Regi 9
0~244
122
Read/Write
716-079
Tail Regi 10
0~244
122
Read/Write
716-080
Tail Regi 11
0~244
122
Read/Write
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Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
716-081
Tail Regi 12
0~244
122
Read/Write
716-082
Tail Regi 13
0~244
122
Read/Write
716-083
Tail Regi 14
0~244
122
Read/Write
716-084
Tail Regi 15
0~244
122
Read/Write
716-085
Tail Regi 16
0~244
122
Read/Write
716-087
SS Lead Regi Adj. for 55mm/s
Lead Regi 1
0~244
122
Read/Write
SS Lead-Edge Regi Adj. Offset Value for 55mm/s (0.1mm/step)
716-088
SS Lead Regi Adj. for 73.3mm/s
Lead Regi 2
0~244
122
Read/Write
SS Lead-Edge Regi Adj. Offset Value for 73.3mm/s (0.1mm/step)
716-089
Lead Regi 3
0~244
122
Read/Write
716-090
Lead Regi 4
0~244
122
Read/Write
716-091
Lead Regi 5
0~244
122
Read/Write
716-092
Lead Regi 6
0~244
122
Read/Write
716-093
Lead Regi 7
0~244
122
Read/Write
716-094
SS Lead Regi Adj. for TBDmm/s
Lead Regi 8
0~244
122
Read/Write
SS Lead-Edge Regi Adj. Offset Value for TBDmm/s (0.1mm/step)
716-095
Lead Regi 9
0~244
122
Read/Write
716-096
Lead Regi 10
0~244
122
Read/Write
716-097
Lead Regi 11
0~244
122
Read/Write
716-098
Lead Regi 12
0~244
122
Read/Write
716-099
Lead Regi 13
0~244
122
Read/Write
716-100
Lead Regi 14
0~244
122
Read/Write
716-101
Lead Regi 15
0~244
122
Read/Write
716-102
Lead Regi 16
0~244
122
Read/Write
716-104
FS Regi Adj. for Doc FS Size 1
FS Regi 1
0~240
120
Read/Write
FS Regi Adj. Offset Value for Doc FS Size 1 (0.1mm/step)
716-105
FS Regi 2
0~240
120
Read/Write
716-106
FS Regi 3
0~240
120
Read/Write
716-107
FS Regi 4
0~240
120
Read/Write
716-108
FS Regi 5
0~240
120
Read/Write
716-109
FS Regi 6
0~240
120
Read/Write
716-110
FS Regi 7
0~240
120
Read/Write
716-111
FS Regi 8
0~240
120
Read/Write
716-112
FS Regi 9
0~240
120
Read/Write
716-114
SS Magni. Adj. Value for 55mm/s
SS Mag 1
80~100
120
Read/Write
SS Magni. Adj. Offset Value for 55mm/s (0.1%/step)
716-115
SS Magni. Adj. Value for 73.3mm/s
SS Mag 2
80~100
120
Read/Write
SS Magni. Adj. Offset Value for 73.3mm/s (0.1%/step)
716-116
SS Mag 3
80~100
120
Read/Write
716-117
SS Mag 4
80~100
120
Read/Write
716-118
SS Mag 5
80~100
120
Read/Write
716-119
SS Mag 6
80~100
120
Read/Write
716-120
SS Mag 7
80~100
120
Read/Write
716-121
SS Magni. Adj. Value for TBDmm/s
SS Mag 8
80~100
120
Read/Write
SS Magni. Adj. Offset Value for TBDmm/s (0.1%/step)
716-122
SS Mag 9
80~100
120
Read/Write

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
716-123
SS Mag 10
80~100
120
Read/Write
716-124
SS Mag 11
80~100
120
Read/Write
716-125
SS Mag 12
80~100
120
Read/Write
716-126
SS Mag 13
80~100
120
Read/Write
716-127
SS Mag 14
80~100
120
Read/Write
716-128
SS Mag 15
80~100
120
Read/Write
716-129
SS Mag 16
80~100
120
Read/Write
716-131
Paper Code Setting
Paper Code
1~8
Read/Write
Sets which code of paper to use at AutoShading.

1: J paper
2: P paper
3: C2 paper
4: Green100 paper
5: Digital Color Expression
6: Color Tech+
7: Xerox 4200 paper
8: Xerox Bussiness
others: Use value in 716-132 to 134.
716-150
Paper Dust Detection Threshold
TH_PDD
0~65535
300
Read/Write
Stores Threshold Value for detecting paper dust.
716-196
Factory SD Data Dirt Detection Result
Result_Dirt
0~4095
Read
Displays Factory SD Data Dirt Detection Result.
716-197
Paper Dust Detection Calculated Result Result_PDD
0~65535
Read
Displays result calculated from paper dust detection.
716-335
ACS Detection Level
ACS Detecion Level
0~4
Read/Write
Sets ACS detection level.

0: Close to B&W, 1: Slightly close to B&W, 2: Normal, 3: Slightly close to
Color, 4: Close to Color
716-336
ACS Detection Level Extension
ACS Detecion Level Extension
0~1
Read/Write
Sets the extension of ACS detection level.

0: Normal 1: Extension
716-408

color Low Density
Color Balance Default: K / Low density
0~8
Read/Write
Default Color Balance Adj. Level K color Low Density
716-409

color Med. Density
Color Balance Default: K / Medium density
0~8
Read/Write
Default Color Balance Adj. Level K color Med. Density
716-410

color High Density
Color Balance Default: K / high density
0~8
Read/Write
Default Color Balance Adj. Level K color High Density
716-411

color Low Density
Color Balance Default: Y / Low density
0~8
Read/Write
Default Color Balance Adj. Level Y color Low Density
716-412

color Med. Density
Color Balance Default: Y/ Medium density
0~8
Read/Write
Default Color Balance Adj. Level Y color Med. Density
716-413

color High Density
Color Balance Default: Y / high density
0~8
Read/Write
Default Color Balance Adj. Level Y color High Density
716-414

color Low Density
Color Balance Default: M / Low density
0~8
Read/Write
Default Color Balance Adj. Level M color Low Density
716-415

color Med. Density
Color Balance Default: M / Medium den- 0~8

sity
Read/Write
Default Color Balance Adj. Level M color Med. Density
Version 1.2
Setting
Range
Default
2010/08
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Read/Write
Description
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General
General
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Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
716-416

color High Density
Color Balance Default: M / high density
0~8
Read/Write
Default Color Balance Adj. Level M color High Density
716-417

color Low Density
Color Balance Default: C / Low density
0~8
Read/Write
Default Color Balance Adj. Level C color Low Density
716-418

color Med. Density
Color Balance Default: C/ Medium density
0~8
Read/Write
Default Color Balance Adj. Level C color Med. Density
716-419

color High Density
Color Balance Default: C / high density
0~8
Read/Write
Default Color Balance Adj. Level C color High Density
716-425
FS Magni. Adj. Value (CVT Scan)
FS Magnification Adjustment (CVT)
0~100
50
Read/Write
Fast Scan Magnification Fine Adjustment: Value is specified between 0

and 100 in steps of 1. Fine adjustment of a zoom ratio is done between
+5% and -5% (in steps of 0.1%), where 0 is -5%, 50 is 0% and 100 is
5%. (No factory adjustment)
716-426
Speed-preferred Bkgd Suppression SS SS Not Detect Area (Real Time AE)

Blind Zone
0~65535
Read/Write
Slow Scan Blind Zone Setting at Real Time AE

716-427
SS End Position (for denoising)
0~65535
240
Read/Write
Slow Scan End Position

Slow Scan Lead Edge AE Detection Amount
(for denoising)
(NoiseRemoval) Line to Fix Variation
MAESSE
716-428
Parameter SS Magni. Adj. Upper Limit

(for denoising)
(NoiseRemoval) Upper Limit of SS Mag- 0~4000

nification for adjusting
4000
Read/Write
Slow Scan Detection Maximum (1 step=0.1%)

(for denoising)
716-704
IPS Bypass Setting 1 for Side 2
IPS Bypass Setting1
Read/Write

Forces the image processing functions to be bypassed at memory sampling scan.
Be sure to use 0 for normal use. (Attention)
*When both D'13 in this NVM and D13 in 715-704 are set to '1', Bypass
Setting in 715-704 is given priority and Bypass for Side 2 is not performed.
--Use as follows:
As to each function, As is/Forced Bypass is assigned to its bit. Either
can be specified for multiple bits simultaneously.
0~65535
[PF1/SHIPS]
D'0: AES, D'1: DF39, D'2: SSR, D'3: FSRE, D'4: NSP, D'5: 4DLUT, D'6:
5AER, D'7: 5MUL, D'8: 5MWA, D'9: 4AER, D'10: 4MUL, D'11: TRC,
D'12: ED, D'13: DIRECT, D'14: AMAOSEL(SHIPS), D'15: (spare)
[PF2]
D'0: BEXG_TH, D'1: FSRE_TH, D'2: SSR_TH, D'3: NSP_TH, D'4:
AER_TH, D'5: TRC2_TH, D'6: ED_TH, D'7: SEL_TH, D'8: SEL2_TH,
D'9: (spare), D'10: (spare), D'11: (spare), D'12: (spare), D'13: (spare),
D'14: (spare), D'15: (spare)
Value at given bit: B0: As is, B1: Forced Bypass

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
716-705
IPS Bypass Setting 2 for Side 2
IPS Bypass Setting2
0~65535
Read/Write

Sets 4DLUT Bypass Mode.
This Bypass Setting is available only when 4DLUT is set to Forced
Bypass in IPS Bypass Setting 1.
0: Bypass L*a*b* from Y block.
1: Bypass L*a*b* from M block.
2: Bypass L*a*b* from C block.
3: Bypass L*a*b* from K block.
4: Bypass L* from YMCK blocks.
5: Bypass a* from YMCK blocks.
6: Bypass b* from YMCK blocks.
7~65535: 0h output
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2010/08
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6.3.11 NVM 717 IISS

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/Write
Description
717-001
Magni. Adj. Control for YATAGRS
Mag Delay Control (YATAGRS)
0~1
Read/Write
0: Normal
Time to delay starting page think: 32ms
1: Magni. Adj. available
Time to delay starting page think: 64ms
(M/C without the YATAGRS board does not operate.)
717-002
Color/Black Judgment Level for YATAGRS
CL-BW Level Adjustment(YATAGRS)
0~4
Read/Write
0: Close to Black
1: Slightly close to Black
2: Normal
3; Slightly close to Color
4: Close to Color
717-003
Text Mode for YATAGRS

Text/Photo Separation Level
T/P Separation Level (YATAGRS:TXT)
0~4
Read/Write
0: Close to text
1: Slightly close to text
2: Normal
3: Slightly close to photo
4:Close to photo
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2010/08
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6.3.12 NVM 719 IISS

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
719-009
IISS Major Version
IISS Major Version
0~65535
IISS Major Version No. (same as stated at Download)
719-010
IISS Minor Version
IISS Minor Version
0~65535
IISS Minor Version No. (same as stated at Download)
719-011
IISS Revision Version
IISS Revision Version
0~65535
IISS Revison Version No. (same as stated at Download)
719-012
IISS Patch Version
IISS Patch Version
0~65535
IISS Patch Version No. (same as stated at Download)
719-013
ADF Major Version
ADF Major Version
0~65535
ADF Major Version No. (same as stated at Download)
719-014
ADF Minor Version
ADF Minor Version
0~65535
ADF Minor Version No. (same as stated at Download)
719-015
ADF Revision Version
ADF Revision Version
0~65535
ADF Revison Version No. (same as stated at Download)
719-016
ADF Patch Version
ADF Patch Version
0~65535
ADF Patch Version No. (same as stated at Download)
719-017
IPL Version
IPL Version
0~65535
IPL Version No.
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General
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2010/08
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Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
720-002
Billing Display
Billing Meter Type
1~7
1: Billing1
[MN] 2: Billin2
Read/Write
1: Billing1, 2: Billing2, 3: Billing3, 4: Billing4, 5: Billing5, 6: Billing6, 7:

Billing7
720-052
Billing Count Type
Billing Type
0~2
0 : STANDARD
Read/Write
0: STANDARD
1: CUSTOM1
2: CUSTOM2
720-057
Modal Break Point
Billing Modal Break Point
10~100
10
Read/Write
Meter Counter (10 to 100)
Version 1.2
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General
General
2010/08
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Version 1.2

Table 1 NVM 730~4 Controller
ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
730-011
Total Print Qty
Device Total Impressions
0~0xFFFFFFFF
Read/Write
0~
[Available to FX only.]
730-012
Print Qty Upper Limit
Device Impressions Limit
0~9999999
9,999,999: print free Read/Write
0: Printing prohibited
1~9,999,998: Upper Limit
9,999,999: No upper limit
[Available to FX only.]
730-013
Print Qty Upper Limit Warning

Threshold
Device impressions Limit Warning 0~100

Rate
80 (%)
A ratio(%) of total qty of printed sides to upper limit of allowable print

qty
731001~999
Modem Speed
Speed Dial setting for Modem

Speed(Link 1-500)
0~14
Read/Write
0: Follow the system data of modem
speed.
0: Follow the system data of modem speed.

1: 2400bps
2: 4800bps
3: 7200bps
4: 9600bps
5: 12000bps
6: 144000bps
7: 16800bps
8: 19200bps
9: 21600bps
10: 24000bps
11: 26400bps
12: 28800bps
13: 31200bps
14: 33600bps
732001~999
Super G3 Prohibition Setting
Speed Dial setting for Super

G3(Link 1-500=Dial
0~1
0: Not prohibited
Read/Write
0: Not prohibited
1: Prohibited
733001~999
ECM Prohibition Setting
Speed Dial setting for ECM(Link

1-500=Dial)
0~1
0: Not prohibited
Read/Write
0: Not prohibited
1: Prohibited
734001~999
JBIG Prohibition Setting
Speed Dial setting for JBIG(Link

1-500=Dial)
0~1
0: Not prohibited
Read/Write
0: Not prohibited
1: Prohibited
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General
2010/08
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6.3.15 NVM 740_Mgr

Table 1 NVM 740_Mgr
ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default High
Default Low
740-003
CycleDownTimer for SheetEmpty
CycleDownTimer for SheetEmpty
0~20000
7000
7000
Read/
Write
CycleDownTimer for SheetEmpty. Timer (unit: 1ms) from when Tray

becomes empty during printing until M/C starts cycling down.
When a failure occurs or M/C is instructed to stop, M/C immediately
starts cycling down without using this Timer.
740-004
IOT-PL Number
IOT-PL Number
0~255
Read
IOT-PL Management No.in ROM built in CPU. At power On, IOT-PL

info is checked and stored in this NVM.
= 0-255: IOT-PL Management No. available
740-006
Comm Fail History ID
Comm Fail History ID
0~255
Read/
Write
Destination connected at Fail occurrence:

= 0x00: Controller
= 0x01: No occurrence
740-007
Comm Fail History State
Comm Fail History State
0~255
Read/
Write
Communication Fail Type

= 1: Send Queue NG
= 2: No ACK
= 3: Receive Queue Full
740-008
Comm Fail History Tx State
Comm Fail History Tx State
0~255
Read/
Write
Progress state of transmission at Fail occurrence:

= 0: Idling (waiting).
= 1: Sending Msg.
= 2: Waiting for Ack to Msg transmission.
= 3: Waiting for Ack to Syn transmission.
= 4: Checking Send Queue after Msg transmission.
740-009
Comm Fail History Rx State
Comm Fail History Rx State
0~255
Read/
Write
Progress state of reception at Fail occurrence:

= 0: Idling (waiting).
= 1: Waiting to receive Msg Length.
= 2: Waiting to receive ClientData/BCC.
= 3: Waiting to receive Synch. Establishing Command.
= 4: Finished receiving Msg.
= 5: Finished receiving Synch. Establishing Command.
740-010
Comm Fail History Uart Tx Use
Comm Fail History Uart Tx Use
0~255
Read/
Write
Use of Transmission Physical Layer at Fail occurrence

= 0: Used for Transmission Physical Layer Msg transmission.
= 1: Used for Transmission Physical Layer Ack transmission.
740-011
Comm Fail History Rx Func Use
Comm Fail History Rx Func Use
0~255
Read/
Write
Whether to wait for Reception Factor

= 0: Not wait for Reception Factor.
= 1: Wait for Reception Factor.
740-019
FPGA Video Version
FPGA Video Version
0~65535
Read
FPGA Video Module Version
740-020
FPGA I/O Version
FPGA I/O Version
0~65535
Read
FPGA I/O Module Version
Version 1.2
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Read/
Write
Description
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General
General
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Version 1.2
Table 1 NVM 740_Mgr

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default High
Default Low
Read/
Write
740-038
CRUM Comm Fail Information
CRUM Comm Fail Information
0~255
Read/
Write
CRUM Comm Fail Occurrence State

0: No occurrence
1: Occurred at REQ RX Command.
2: Occurred at ATTRIB Command.
3: Occurred at CSPWD Command.
4: Occurred at normal Read/Write Command.
5: Occurred at AUTHR Command.
6: Occurred at AUTHR Command.
740-039
CRUM Status Regi Information
CRUM Status Regi Information
0~255
Read/
Write
State of Status Register at occurrence of CRUM Comm Fail

The contents of the register at Fail occurrence are stored.
*However, the above does not apply under the following conditions:
Occurrence of Data Error in FIFO: Store 0xFF
Occurrence of Data Length Error: Store 0xFE. (This applies also
when FIFOBL exceeds 35)
Tag Certification failure: Store 0xFD.
740-040
CRUM ASIC Comm Fail Information CRUM ASIC Comm Fail Information
0~255
Read/
Write
CRUM ASIC Comm Fail Occurrence State

0: No occurrence
1: WUP_REQ Busy Err
2: REQ_RX Busy Err
3: REQ_RX CRC Err
4: ATTRIB Busy Err
5: ATTRIB CRC Err
6: CSPWD Busy Err
7: CRPWD CRC Err
8: RSB Busy Err
9: RSB CRC Err
10: RMB Busy Err
11: RMB CRC Err
12: WSB Busy Err
13: WSB CRC Err
740-061
CRUM Mode Information
CRUM Mode Information
0~2
Read
Stores CRUM Control State.

= 0: Xerox Mode (Communication with CRUM is available.)
= 1: 3rd Party Mode (Communication with DRUM/TONER CRUM is
unavailable.)
= 2: 3rd Party Mode (Communication with TONER CRUM is only
unavailable.)
740-062
CRUM Mode Switch
CRUM Mode Switch
0~1
Read/
Write
Switch for changing from 3rd Party Mode to Xerox Mode

0: N/A
1: Switch to Xerox Mode
740-070
Non CRUM Drum Y Event
Non CRUM Drum Y Event
1~8
Read/
Write
Drum Y CRUM Event to be informed of in the Non-CRUM mode

=1: CRUM disconnected
=2: same CRUM
=4: old CRUM
=8: new CRUM
Description
Table 1 NVM 740_Mgr

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default High
Default Low
740-071
Non CRUM Drum M Event
Non CRUM Drum M Event
1~8
Read/
Write
Drum M CRUM Event to be informed of in the Non-CRUM mode

=2: same CRUM
=4: old CRUM
=8: new CRUM
740-072
Non CRUM Drum C Event
Non CRUM Drum C Event
1~8
Read/
Write
Drum C CRUM Event to be informed of in the Non-CRUM mode

=2: same CRUM
=4: old CRUM
=8: new CRUM
740-073
Non CRUM Drum K Event
Non CRUM Drum K Event
1~8
Read/
Write
Drum K CRUM Event to be informed of in the Non-CRUM mode

=2: same CRUM
=4: old CRUM
=8: new CRUM
740-074
Non CRUM Toner Y Event
Non CRUM Toner Y Event
1~8
Read/
Write
Toner Y CRUM Event to be informed of in the Non-CRUM mode

=2: same CRUM
=4: old CRUM
=8: new CRUM
740-075
Non CRUM Toner M Event
Non CRUM Toner M Event
1~8
Read/
Write
Toner M CRUM Event to be informed of in the Non-CRUM mode

=2: same CRUM
=4: old CRUM
=8: new CRUM
740-076
Non CRUM Toner C Event
Non CRUM Toner C Event
1~8
Read/
Write
Toner C CRUM Event to be informed of in the Non-CRUM mode

=2: same CRUM
=4: old CRUM
=8: new CRUM
740-077
Non CRUM Toner K Event
Non CRUM Toner K Event
1~8
Read/
Write
Toner K CRUM Event to be informed of in the Non-CRUM mode

=2: same CRUM
=4: old CRUM
=8: new CRUM
740-103
Task Operation History
0~1
Read/
Write
History of task operation monitored as FE action

=0: No Task Operation not detected (normal)
=1: No Task Operation detected (abnormal)
740-105
ACS Wait Timer
ACS Wait Timer
0~255
20
20
Read/
Write
Max time (unit: 100ms) to wait until deciding and starting Color
Mode in setting ACS Standard Switch Mode
740-106
ACS BW Plate Count
ACS BW Plate Count
1~255
Read/
Write
BW Continuous-Print Qty Threshold (unit: page or side) used for

deciding to switch to BW mode in setting ACS Standard Switch
Mode.
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-171
Read/
Write
Description
6.3.15 NVM 740_Mgr
General
General
2010/08
6-172
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Version 1.2
Table 1 NVM 740_Mgr

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default High
Default Low
Read/
Write
Description
740-107
ACS Sheet Read Count
ACS Sheet Read Count
0~255
Read/
Write
Prescan Sheet Qty (unit: sheet) used for deciding to switch to BW

mode in setting ACS Standard Switch Mode.
740-108
SW for Auto Rewriting of FROMNVM Defaults
0~255
Read/
Write
Execution of Auto Rewriting of FROM NVM defaults

Setting this NVM to the value below and powering Off enables Auto
Rewriting to be executed.
=127: Auto Rewriting enabled
Any value other than the above: no operation
740-109
F-ROM NVM Version
0~65535
7066
7016
Read/
Write
F-ROM NVM Version
740-110
JIG Connec. Switching Switch
0~255
Read/
Write
Switch for connecting JIG to Finisher Port for communication

=127: JIG Connected to Finisher Port mode
Any value other than the above: As usual, Controller Port is used
for communication.
Setting this NVM to 127 and powering Off then On make it possible
to communicate with JIG through Finisher Port.
740-112
Custom Mode History
0~1
Read/
Write
Records whether M/C has entered Custom Mode even once.

Rewrites to 1 that indicates a change log if M/C has entered Custom Mode even once.
740-113
PH Timing Monitor Function Measurement Timing
0~255
Read/
Write
Obtains the timing to obtain data on paper transport. Obtains time

required to transport 3 sheets of paper, as data from the Timing
Monitor function, when preset-qty of sheets have left IOT.
740-114
Warning Rate
0~100
75
75
Read/
Write
Used to calculate Threshold that triggers output of Warning Diag

Info. A setting of 100 disables output of Warning.
740-115
Warm-UpFailWarnig Setting
50~100
90
90
Read/
Write
Warm-UpFailWarning Diag Detection Timing

Percentage from actual Fail time
740-116
Color Mode Switching Trigger
Color Mode Switch Trigger
0~1
Read/
Write
Timing to trigger switching Color Mode in printing a mix of B&W and

color.
0: When previous paper has left FuserExitSensor.
1: Delay after previous paper has left FuserExitSensor
740-117
Delay in Color Mode Switching
Color Mode Switch Delay
0~300
266
266
Read/
Write
Time to delay switching color mode when 1 is selected in Color

Mode Switching Trigger (NVM).
[mc]
740-118
Switch against Smear
Smear Switch
0~1
Read/
Write
Ensures that M/C operates in FC mode (1st BTR in contact) when

ProcessSpeed is 79mm/s.
0: ON (enabled)
1: OFF (disabled)
740-124
Finisher Physical Layer Error
0~255
Read/
Write
Physical Layer Error is occurring.
740-125
Finisher Physical Layer Error Qty
0~65535
Read/
Write
The number of occurrences of Physical Layer Error
740-126
TM Reception Error
0~255
Read/
Write
Physical Layer Error is occurring.
740-127
TM Reception Error Qty
0~65535
Read/
Write
The number of occurrences of Physical Layer Error
Table 1 NVM 740_Mgr

ChainLink
NVM Name
740-128
IOT Version
740-130
Switch against Smear on Thick

Paper 2B
740-134
PSW Display
Read/
Write
Setting Range
Default High
Default Low
0~65535
Read/
Write
IOT Version (Major/Minor)
Smear Switch for Thick2B
0~1
Read/
Write
Ensures that M/C operates in FC mode (1st BTR in contact) when

paper type is thick 2B.
0: ON (enabled)
1: OFF (disabled)
Switch against Smear on Plain

Paper D
Smear Switch for PlainD
0~1
Read/
Write
Makes M/C operate in FC mode instead of following instructions

from Controller.
0: OFF
1: ON
740-135
Switch against Smear on Plain

Paper G
Smear Switch for PlainG
0~1
Read/
Write

from Controller.
0: OFF
1: ON
740-136

Paper 1S
Smear Swtich for Thick1S
0~1
Read/
Write

from Controller.
0: OFF
1: ON
740-137

Paper 2S
Smear Switch for Thick2S
0~1
Read/
Write

from Controller.
0: OFF
1: ON
740-140
Productivity Changing Switch

(Smear action for thick paper)
*Available for 25-/35-sheet M/C
only.
Productivity Change Switch(for

Thick Paper)
0~1
Read/
Write
Changes productivity as action against smear on thick paper.

0: OFF (disabled)
1: ON (enabled)
Version 1.2
2010/08
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Description
6.3.15 NVM 740_Mgr
General
General
6.3.15 NVM 740_Mgr
2010/08
6-174
Version 1.2

Table 1 NVM 741_Drive_MQ
ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
Description
741-001 IBT Motor Speed 79 speed
IBT MOTOR SPEED 79
18000~130000
76288
76288
Read/
Write
IBT Motor Speed 79 speed

[division ratio]
IBT MOTOR SPEED 121
18000~130000
69730
49806
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
IBT MOTOR SPEED 175
18000~130000
48214
34438
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
IBT MOTOR SPEED 200
18000~130000
42186
42186
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
IBT MOTOR SPEED 225
18000~130000
37498
37498
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
IBT MOTOR SPEED 255
18000~130000
33062
33062
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
741-007 IBT Motor Speed 79 speed 2
IBT MOTOR SPEED2 79
18000~130000
74066
74066
Read/
Write
IBT Motor Speed 79 speed 2

[division ratio]
IBT MOTOR SPEED2 121
18000~130000
67700
48356
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
18000~130000
46808
33434
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
18000~130000
40958
40958
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
18000~130000
36406
36406
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
18000~130000
32098
32098
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
741-013 IBT Motor Speed Reverse
IBT MOTOR SPEED REVERSE
18000~130000
69730
49806
Read/
Write
IBT Motor Speed Reverse (121 speed)

[division ratio]
741-014 Drum Motor Speed 79 speed
DRUM MOTOR SPEED 79
18000~130000
77726
77726
Read/
Write
Drum Motor Speed 79 speed

*Common to DrumYMCMotor and DrumKMotor.
[division ratio]
DRUM MOTOR SPEED 121
20000~130000
81192
50746
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
20000~130000
56138
35088
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
20000~130000
49122
49122
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
NVM Name
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-175
General
General
2010/08
6-176
Version 1.2

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
20000~130000
43664
43644
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
20000~130000
38496
38496
Read/
Write
Drum YMC Motor Speed 255 speed

[division ratio]
741-020 Drum Motor Speed 79 speed 2
DRUM MOTOR SPEED2 79
20000~130000
79888
79888
Read/
Write
Drum Motor Speed 79 speed2

[division ratio]
20000~130000
83452
52158
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
20000~130000
57702
36064
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
20000~130000
50488
50488
Read/
Write
Drum Motor Speed 200 speed 2

[division ratio]
20000~130000
44878
44878
Read/
Write
Drum Motor Speed 225 speed 2

[division ratio]
20000~130000
39568
39568
Read/
Write
Drum YMC Motor Speed 255 speed 2

[division ratio]
741-026 Drum Motor Speed Reverse
DRUM MOTOR SPEED REVERSE
20000~130000
81192
50746
Read/
Write
Drum Motor Speed Reverse

[division ratio]
741-027 Deve YMC Motor Speed 79 speed
DEVE YMC MOTOR SPEED 79
16000~130000
16000
16000
Read/
Write
Deve YMC Motor Speed 79 speed

[division ratio]
16000~130000
65970
65970
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
16000~130000
45612
45612
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
16000~130000
39910
39910
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
16000~130000
35476
35476
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
16000~130000
31278
31278
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
741-033 Drum Stable Rotation Waiting Time
Drum Start Up Wait Time
0~100
36
36
Read/
Write
Time to wait for Drum to come to rotate stably

[x10ms]
741-034 Belt Home Fail Bypass
Blet Home Fail Bypass
0~1
Read/
Write
Switch for bypassing Belt Home Fail

0: Fail Detection enabled
1: Fail Detection disabled (Default)
NVM Name
Description

PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
Description
741-035 Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 79 speed Plain
MAIN MOTOR 79 PULSE NORMAL
13022~30000
15790
15790
Read/
Write
Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 79 speed Plain Paper

[division ratio]
741-036 Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 79 speed Thick 1G
MAIN MOTOR 79 PULSE THICK1
13022~30000
15788
15788
Read/
Write
Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 79 speed Thick 1G

[division ratio]
13022~30000
15860
15860
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
741-038 Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 79 speed Coated 2 only MAIN MOTOR 79 PULSE COAT2
13022~30000
15860
15860
Read/
Write
Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 79 speed Coated 2 only

[division ratio]
741-039 Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 79 speed Long only
MAIN MOTOR 79 PULSE LONG
13022~30000
15860
15860
Read/
Write
Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 79 speed Long only

[division ratio]
8736~30000
15778
10288
Read/
Write
Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 121 speed Plain

[division ratio]
8736~13020
10323
10323
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
12000~30000
15848
15848
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
741-043 Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 121 speed Coated 1

only
MAIN MOTOR 121 PULSE COAT1
18736~13020
10323
10323
Read/
Write

[division ratio]

only
12000~30000
15848
15848
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
8736~30000
15848
10323
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
6000~8734
7128
7128
Read/
Write
Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 175 speed Plain Paper

[division ratio]
9000~12000
10924
10924
Read/
Write

[division ratio]

only
9000~12000
10924
10924
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
9000~12000
10924
10924
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
741-050 Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 200 speed
MAIN MOTOR 200 PULSE
8000~10000
9546
9546
Read/
Write
Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 200 speed

[division ratio]
741-051 Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 225 speed
MAIN MOTOR 225 PULSE
7000~9000
8484
8484
Read/
Write
Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 225 speed

[division ratio]
741-052 Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 255.2 speed
MAIN MOTOR 255.2 PULSE
6000~8734
7480
7480
Read/
Write
Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 255.2 speed

[division ratio]
741-053 Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 79 speed Custom

Order
MAIN MOTOR 79 PULSE MANUAL
-10000~10000
Read/
Write
Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 79 speed. Custom Order

[division ratio]

Order
-8000~8000
Read/
Write

[division ratio]

Order
-5000~5000
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
ChainLink
NVM Name
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-177
General
General
2010/08
6-178
Version 1.2

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
Description

Order
-8000~8000
Read/
Write

[division ratio]

Order
-5000~5000
Read/
Write

[division ratio]
741-058 Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 255.2 speed Custom

Order
MAIN MOTOR 255.2 PULSE MANUAL -8000~8000
Read/
Write
Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 255.2 speed. Custom Order

[division ratio]
741-059 Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 1Tray Plain (L=/

<297mm)
MAIN MOTOR PULSE 1TRAY NORMAL SHORT
-10000~10000
-22
-21
Read/
Write
Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 1Tray Feed Paper. Custom

Order (Paper Length=/<297mm)
[division ratio]
741-060 Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 1Tray Plain

(297mm<L=/<482.6mm)
MAIN MOTOR PULSE 1TRAY NORMAL LONG
-10000~10000
-22
-21
Read/
Write
Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 1Tray Feed Paper. Custom

Order (297mm<Paper Length=/<482.6mm)
[division ratio]
741-061 Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 1Tray Thick 1G
MAIN MOTOR PULSE 1TRAY THICK1
-10000~10000
Read/
Write
Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 1Tray Feed Paper Thick

1G. Custom Order
[division ratio]
741-062 Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 1Tray Thick 2G
MAIN MOTOR PULSE 1TRAY THICK2
-10000~10000
Read/
Write
Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 1Tray Feed Paper Thick

2G. Custom Order
[division ratio]
741-063 Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. MSI Plain (L=/

<297mm)
MAIN MOTOR PULSE MSI NORMAL

SHORT
-10000~10000
-26
-25
Read/
Write
Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. MSI Feed Paper Plain.

Custom Order (Paper Length=/<297mm)
[division ratio]
741-064 Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. MSI Plain (297mm<L=/ MAIN MOTOR PULSE MSI NORMAL
<482.6mm)
LONG
-10000~10000
-26
-25
Read/
Write
Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. MSI Feed Paper Plain.

Custom Order (297mm<Paper Length=/<482.6mm)
[division ratio]
741-065 Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. MSI Thick 1G
MAIN MOTOR PULSE MSI THICK1
-10000~10000
Read/
Write
Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. MSI Feed Paper Thick 1G.
Custom Order
[division ratio]
741-066 Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. MSI Thick 2G
MAIN MOTOR PULSE MSI THICK2
-10000~10000
-32
-32
Read/
Write
Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. MSI Feed Paper Thick 2G.
Custom Order
[division ratio]
741-067 Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 2-4Tray&HCF Plain

(L=/<297mm)
MAIN MOTOR PULSE 2-4TRAY&HCF

NORMAL SHORT
-10000~10000
Read/
Write
Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 2-4TRAY&HCF Feed

Paper Plain. Custom Order (Paper Length=/<297mm)
[division ratio]
741-068 Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 2-4Tray&HCF Plain

(297mm<L=/< 482.6mm)
MAIN MOTOR PULSE 2-4TRAY&HCF

NORMAL LONG
-10000~10000
Read/
Write

Paper Plain. Custom Order (297mm<Paper Length=/<
482.6mm)
[division ratio]
741-069 Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 2-4Tray&HCF Thick 1G MAIN MOTOR PULSE 2-4TRAY&HCF
THICK1
-10000~10000
Read/
Write

Paper Thick 1G. Custom Order
[division ratio]
741-070 Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 2-4Tray&HCF Thick 2G MAIN MOTOR PULSE 2-4TRAY&HCF
THICK2
-10000~10000
Read/
Write
Main Motor Speed Fine Adj. 2-4TRAY&HCF FeedPaper

Thick 2G. Custom Order
[division ratio]
NVM Name

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
741-071 Switch Forcing FAN to Stop
FAN ENFORCED STOP SW
0~10000
Read/
Write
Switch for stopping FAN from rotating under the condition that should allow it to rotate.
Setting the given numerical values to the Fans each
forces them to stop (=not to rotate).
To force multiple fans to stop, set the sum of their
numerical values.
Fuser Fan -> 1
MHVPS Fan -> 2
Process2 Fan -> 4
LVPS Exhaust Fan -> 8
Rear Bottom Fan
741-072 Fan Fail Bypass
FAN FAIL BYPASS
0~10000
Read/
Write
Switch for bypassing Fan Fail

Setting the given numerical values to the Fans each
makes Fan Fail bypassed.
To make Fail of Multiple Fans bypassed, set the sum of
their numerical values.
Fuser Fan -> 1
MHVPS Fan -> 2
Process2 Fan -> 4
LVPS Exhaust Fan -> 8
Rear Bottom Fan -> 16
IH-Intake Fan
741-073 Fuser Fan Off Delay Time
FUSER FAN DELAY TIME
1~120
Read/
Write
Fuser Fan Off Delay Time

[x15sec](max 1800sec=15x120)
741-074 Drive Fan Off Delay Time
DRIVE FAN DELAY TIME
0~120
Read/
Write
Drive Fan Off Delay Time

[x15sec](max 1800sec=15x120)
741-075 Rear Bottom Fan Off Delay Time
Rear Bottom FAN DELAY TIME
1~120
Read/
Write
Rear Bottom Fan Off Delay Time

[x15sec](max 1800sec=15x120)
741-076 Marking HVPS Fan Off Delay Time
MHVPS FAN DELAY TIME
1~120
Read/
Write
Marking HVPS Fan Off Delay Time

[x15sec](max 1800sec=15x120)
741-077 IBT Fan Off Delay Time
IBT FAN DELAY TIME
0~120
Read/
Write
IBT Fan Off Delay Time

[x15sec](max 1800sec=15x120)
741-078 Process2 Fan Off Delay Time
PROCESS2 FAN DELAY TIME
1~120
Read/
Write
Process2 Fan Off Delay Time

[x15sec](max 1800sec=15x120)
741-079 LVPS Exhaust Fan Off Delay Time
LVPS EXHAUST FAN DELAY TIME
1~120
Read/
Write
LVPS Exhaust Fan Off Delay Time

[x15sec](max 1800sec=15x120)
741-080 Cartridge Fan Off Delay Time
CARTRIDGE FAN DELAY TIME
0~120
Read/
Write
Cartridge Fan Off Delay Time

[x15sec](max 1800sec=15x120)
741-081 Process1 Fan Off Delay Time
PROCESS1 FAN DELAY TIME
0~120
Read/
Write
Process1 Fan Off Delay Time

[x15sec](max 1800sec=15x120)
741-082 Suction Fan Off Delay Time
SUCTION FAN DELAY TIME
0~120
Read/
Write
Suction Fan Off Delay Time

[x15sec](max 1800sec=15x120)
NVM Name
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-179
Description
General
General
2010/08
6-180
Version 1.2

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
Description
741-083 Front Fan Off Delay Time
FRONT FAN DELAY TIME
0~120
Read/
Write
Front Fan Off Delay Time

[x15sec](max 1800sec=15x120)
741-084 C-EXHAUST Fan Off Delay Time
C-EXHAUST FAN DELAY TIME
0~120
Read/
Write
C-EXHAUST Fan Off Delay Time

[x15sec](max 1800sec=15x120)
741-085 IH-Intake Fan Off Delay Time
IH INTAKE FAN DELAY TIME
0~120
Read/
Write
IH-Intake Fan Off Delay Time

[x15sec](max 1800sec=15x120)
741-086 IH-Exhaust Fan Off Delay Time
IH EXHAUST FAN DELAY TIME
0~120
Read/
Write
IH-Exhaust Fan Off Delay Time

[x15sec](max 1800sec=15x120)
741-087 Fuser Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 79 & 121 speeds
FUSER FAN DC DUTY VALUE
10~100
87
71
Read/
Write
Fuser Fan Voltage Value PWM Control Output (common

to 79 speed & 121 speed)
Duty[%]
741-088 Fuser Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 175 speed
10~100
87
71
Read/
Write
Fuser Fan Voltage Value PWM Control Output (175

speed)
Duty[%]
741-089 Fuser Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 200 speed
10~100
87
71
Read/
Write
Fuser Fan Voltage Value PWM Control Output (200

speed)
Duty[%]
741-090 Fuser Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 255 & 225 speeds
10~100
87
71
Read/
Write
Fuser Fan Voltage Value PWM Control Output (common

to 255 speed and 225 speed)
Duty[%]
741-091 Rear Bottom Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 175 speed
REAR BOTTOM FAN DC DUTY VALUE 10~100
100
100
Read/
Write
Rear Bottom Fan Voltage Value PWM Control Output

(175 speed)
Duty[%]
741-092 Rear Bottom Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 200 speed
100
100
Read/
Write

(200 speed)
Duty[%]
741-093 Rear Bottom Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 255 & 225
speeds
100
100
Read/
Write

(common to 255 speed and 225 speed)
Duty[%]
741-094 Marking HVPS Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 79 & 121

speeds
MHVPS FAN DC DUTY VALUE
10~100
26
88
Read/
Write
Marking HVPS Fan Voltage Value PWM Control Output

Duty[%]
741-095 Marking HVPS Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 175 speed
10~100
26
100
Read/
Write

(175 speed)
Duty[%]
741-096 Marking HVPS Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 200 speed
10~100
26
26
Read/
Write

(200 speed)
Duty[%]
741-097 Marking HVPS Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 255 & 225
speeds
10~100
26
26
Read/
Write

Duty[%]
741-098 Cartridge Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 175 speed
CARTRIDGE FAN DC DUTY VALUE
10~100
61
61
Read/
Write
Cartridge Fan Voltage Value PWM Control Output (175

speed)
Duty[%]
NVM Name

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
10~100
61
61
Read/
Write
Cartridge Fan Voltage Value PWM Control Output (200

speed)
Duty[%]
741-100 Cartridge Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 255 & 225 speeds CARTRIDGE FAN DC DUTY VALUE
10~100
61
61
Read/
Write
Cartridge Fan Voltage Value PWM Control Output (common to 255 speed and 225 speed)
Duty[%]
741-101 Process1 Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 175 speed
PROCESS1 FAN DC DUTY VALUE
10~100
85
85
Read/
Write
Process1 Fan Voltage Value PWM Control Output (175

speed)
Duty[%]
741-102 Process1 Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 200 speed
10~100
85
85
Read/
Write
Process1 Fan Voltage Value PWM Control Output (200

speed)
Duty[%]
741-103 Process1 Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 255 & 225 speeds PROCESS1 FAN DC DUTY VALUE
10~100
85
85
Read/
Write
Process1 Fan Voltage Value PWM Control Output (common to 255 speed and 225 speed)
Duty[%]
741-104 Suction Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 175 speed
SUCTION FAN DC DUTY VALUE
10~100
100
100
Read/
Write
Suction Fan Voltage Value PWM Control Output (175

speed)
Duty[%]
741-105 Suction Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 200 speed
10~100
100
100
Read/
Write
Suction Fan Voltage Value PWM Control Output (200

speed)
Duty[%]
741-106 Suction Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 255 & 225 speeds
10~100
100
100
Read/
Write
Suction Fan Voltage Value PWM Control Output (common to 255 speed and 225 speed)
Duty[%]
741-107 IH-Intake Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 79 & 121 speeds
IH INTAKE FAN DC DUTY VALUE
10~100
100
67
Read/
Write
IH-Intake Fan Voltage Value PWM Control Output (common to 79 speed and 121 speed)
Duty[%]
741-108 IH-Intake Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 175 speed
10~100
100
67
Read/
Write
IH-Intake Fan Voltage Value PWM Control Output (175

speed)
Duty[%]
741-109 IH-Intake Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 200 speed
10~100
100
67
Read/
Write
IH-Intake Fan Voltage Value PWM Control Output (200

speed)
Duty[%]
741-110 IH-Intake Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 255 & 225 speeds IH INTAKE FAN DC DUTY VALUE
10~100
100
67
Read/
Write
IH-Intake Fan Voltage Value PWM Control Output (common to 255 speed and 225 speed)
Duty[%]
741-111
10~100
100
100
Read/
Write
IH-Exhaust Fan Voltage Value PWM Control Output

Duty[%]
10~100
100
100
Read/
Write

(175 speed)
Duty[%]
NVM Name
741-099 Cartridge Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 200 speed
IH-Exhaust Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 79 & 121 speeds IH EXHAUST FAN DC DUTY VALUE
741-112 IH-Exhaust Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 175 speed
IH EXHAUST FAN DC DUTY VALUE
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-181
Description
General
General
2010/08
6-182
Version 1.2

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
741-113 IH-Exhaust Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 200 speed
10~100
100
100
Read/
Write

(200 speed)
Duty[%]
741-114 IH-Exhaust Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 255 & 225

speeds
10~100
100
100
Read/
Write

Duty[%]
741-115 Rear Bottom Fan Control Threshold Temp.
REAR BOTTOM FAN CONTROL TEM- 0~80

PERATURE TRESH
32
32
Read/
Write
Rear Bottom Fan Operation Control Threshold Temperature

[deg. C]
741-116 Marking HVPS Fan Control Threshold Temp.
MHVPS FAN CONTROL TEMPERATURE TRESH
0~80
32
32
Read/
Write
Marking HVPS Fan Operation Control Threshold Temperature

[deg. C]
741-117 IBT Fan Control Threshold Temp.
IBT FAN CONTROL TEMPERATURE

TRESH
0~80
32
32
Read/
Write
IBT Fan Operation Control Threshold Temperature

[deg. C]
741-118 Process2 Fan Control Threshold Temp.
PROCESS2 FAN CONTROL TEMPER- 0~80

ATURE TRESH
32
32
Read/
Write
Process2 Fan Operation Control Threshold Temp.

[deg. C]
741-119 LVPS Exhaust Fan Control Threshold Temp.
LVPS EXHAUST FAN CONTROL TEM- 0~80

PERATURE TRESH
32
32
Read/
Write
LVPS Exhaust Fan Operation Control Threshold Temperature

[deg. C]
741-120 Cartridge Fan Control Threshold Temp.
CARTRIDGE FAN CONTROL TEMPERATURE TRESH
0~80
32
32
Read/
Write
Cartridge Fan Operation Control Threshold Temp.

[deg. C]
741-121 Process1 Fan Control Threshold Temp.
PROCESS1 FAN CONTROL TEMPER- 0~80

ATURE TRESH
32
32
Read/
Write
Process1 Fan Operation Control Threshold Temp.

[deg. C]
741-122 C EXHAUST Fan Control Threshold Temp.
C EXHAUST FAN CONTROL TEMPERATURE TRESH
0~80
32
32
Read/
Write
C EXHAUST Fan Operation Control Threshold Temperature

[deg. C]
741-123 NOHAD Environ. Sensor Fail Bypass
NOHAD ENVI SNR FAIL BYPASS
0~1
Read/
Write
NOHAD Environ. Sensor Fail Bypass

0: Normal Mode
1: FAIL Bypass
741-124 NOHAD Environ. Sensor Fail Judge Upper Limit AD NOHAD TEMPERATURE UPPER
Value
LIMIT
50~869
839
839
Read/
Write
NOHAD Environ. Sensor Fail Judge Threshold (upper

limit)
When obtained AD value is over threshold, it is judged
to be a failure.
[AD value]
741-125 NOHAD Environ. Temp. Sensor Fail Lower Limit AD NOHAD TEMPERATURE LOWER
Value
LIMIT
50~869
62
62
Read/
Write
NOHAD Environ. Sensor Fail Judge Threshold (lower

limit)
When obtained AD value is below threshold, it is judged
to be a failure.
[AD value]
741-126 NOHAD Environ. Sensor Fail Judgment Result

(unused)
0~1
Read/
Write
NOHAD Temperature Sensor AD value has exceeded

Fail Judgment Threshold. (unused)
0: Normal
1: Fail
NVM Name
JUCGEMENT RESULT OF NOHAD

TEMPERATURE FAIL
Description

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
741-127 NOHAD Environ. Temp. Average
TEMPERATURE AVERRAGE
-24~107
25
25
Read/
Write
Average temperature measured by NOHAD Environ.

Sensor
[deg. C]
741-128 Dew Mode Threshold Temp. at start of print
DEW MODE TEMPERATURE OF

PRINT
0~30
14
14
Read/
Write
Dew Mode Threshold Temp. at start of print

[deg. C]
741-129 Dew Mode Fan Low-Speed Rotation Duration at

start of print
DEW MODE TIME FOR PRINT
15~180
60
60
Read/
Write
Time to keep Fan rotating at low speed in Dew Mode at

start of print
[sec]
741-130 Dew Mode Threshold Temp.
DEW MODE TEMPERATURE OF

POWERON
0~30
12
12
Read/
Write
Dew Mode Threshold Temperature

[deg. C]
741-131 Dew Mode Time
DEW MODE TIME FOR POWERON
0~120
Read/
Write
Dew Mode Time

[min]
741-132 Fuser Fan Status during waiting for print
FUSER FAN IDLE SW
0~1
Read/
Write
Sets status of Fuser Fan during waiting for print.

0: Fuser Fan stops. (default)
1: Fuser Fan rotates at low speed.
741-133 Odor Filter Enabling/Disabling Switch
DEODORANT FILTER SW
0~1
Read/
Write
Sets whether to enable or disable Odor Filter.

0: Odor Filter disabled
1: Odor Filter enabled
741-134 Long Continuous Print Mode
HEAVY DUTY RUN MODE
0~1
Read/
Write
Fan Control Switching Switch for 25-sheet machines

continuous print for long hours (4.5 hrs or more)
0: Fan Control for 25-sheet M/C
1: Fan Control for 35-sheet M/C (Increases the number
of rotations to enhance cooling efficiency. On the other
hand, rotational noise increases.)
741-135 Rear Bottom Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 79 & 121

speeds

121-79
100
100
Read/
Write
Rear Bottom Fan Voltage PWM Control Output (common to 79 speed and 121 speed)
Duty[%]
741-136 Cartridge Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 79 & 121 speeds

121-79
10~100
61
61
Read/
Write
Cartridge Fan Voltage PWM Control Output (common to

79 speed and 121 speed)
Duty[%]
741-137 Process1 Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 79 & 121 speeds

121-79
10~100
85
85
Read/
Write
Process1 Fan Voltage PWM Control Output (common to

Duty[%]
741-138 Suction Fan Voltage Duty Ratio 79 & 121 speeds
SUCTION FAN DC DUTY VALUE 12179
10~100
100
100
Read/
Write
Suction Fan Voltage PWM Control Output (common to

Duty[%]
741-139 Suction Filter Enabling/Disabling Switch
SUCTION FILTER SW
0~1
Read/
Write
Sets whether to enable/disable Suction Filter.

0: Suction Filter disabled
1: Suction Filter enabled
741-140 LH Fan Status
LH FAN STATUS
0~2
Read/
Write
Indicates the status of LH Fan at start-up.

0: No kit
1: Kit present and normal
2: Kit present but abnormal
NVM Name
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-183
Description
General
General
2010/08
6-184
Version 1.2

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
Description
741-141 LH Fan Operation Threshold Temp.
LH FAN CONTROL TEMPERATURE

TRESH
0~100
32
27
Read/
Write
LH Fan Operation Threshold Temperature

[deg. C]
741-142 LH Fan Operation Threshold Page
LH FAN CONTROL COUNTER TRESH 0~2000
100
100
Read/
Write
LH Fan Operation Threshold Page [page]

*Indicates print qty. Simp: 1; Dup: 2
741-143 LH Fan Operation Mode
LH FAN CONTROL MODE
0~13
12
Read/
Write
LH Fan Operation Mode

0: Not operate
1: B/W only
2: F/C only
3: both F/C & B/W
741-144 LH Fan Voltage Duty Ratio (ALL)
LH FAN DC DUTY VALUE
0~100
50
50
Read/
Write
LH Fan Voltage Value PWM Control Output (common to

all speeds)
Duty[%]
741-145 LH Fan Counter Reset Time
LH FAN COUNTER RESET Time
0~2400
10
10
Read/
Write
LH Fan Operation Threshold Page Reset Time

[x1min](max 2400min)
741-146 Flag Managing Status of Use of LH Fan
LH FAN CONDITION FLAG
0~2
Read/
Write
Indicates whether LH Fan is connected, and its operation status with LH Fan connected.
0: Kit not connected
1: Kit connected and normal.
2: Kit connected but abnormal
741-147 NOHAD Environ. Sensor Fail Judgment Result
JUDGMENT RESULT NOHAD TEMPERATURE FAIL
0~1
Read/
Write
NOHAD Temperature Sensor AD Value has exceeded

Fail Judgment Threshold.
0: Nomal
1: Fail
NVM Name
6.3.17 NVM 742_PH

Table 1 NVM 742_PH
ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default Default Read/

High
Low
Write
742-001 LPH Write Position (All)
Side Regi Adjust (All)
-50~50
Read/
Write
Fast Scan Side Regi Base Adj. (affecting all Trays/paper

types, and Color Mode)
0.106[mm/step] Adj.
742-002 LPH Write Position (MSI)
Side Regi Adjust (MSI)
-50~50
Read/
Write
Fast Scan Side Regi Adj. (MSI)

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
742-003 LPH Write Position (Tray1)
Side Regi Adjust (Tray1)
-50~50
Read/
Write
Fast Scan Side Regi Adj. (Tray1)

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
-50~50
Read/
Write

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
-50~50
Read/
Write

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
-50~50
Read/
Write

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
742-007 LPH Write Position (HCF)
Side Regi Adjust (HCF)
-50~50
Read/
Write
Fast Scan Side Regi Adj. (HCF)

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
742-008 LPH Write Position (Trays 2-4 Batch Adj.)
Side Regi Adjust (TM)
-50~50
Read/
Write
Fast Scan Side Regi Adj. (Trays 2-4 Batch Adj.)

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
742-009 LPH Write Position (MSI/Thick 1, Coated 1)
Side Regi Adjust (MSI/Thick1/BW)
-50~50
Read/
Write
Fast Scan Side Regi Adj. (MSI/Thick 1, Coated 1)

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
742-010 LPH Write Position (MSI/Thick 2, Coated 2)
Side Regi Adjust (MSI/Thick2/BW&FC)
-50~50
Read/
Write
Fast Scan Side Regi Adj. (MSI/Thick 2, Coated 2)

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
742-011 LPH Write Position (MSI/Label)
Side Regi Adjust (MSI/Label/BW)
-50~50
Read/
Write
Fast Scan Side Regi Adj. (MSI/Label)

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
742-012 LPH Write Position (MSI/OHP)
Side Regi Adjust (MSI/OHP/BW&FC)
-50~50
Read/
Write
Fast Scan Side Regi Adj. (MSI/OHP)

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
742-013 LPH Write Position (MSI/Plain High-Gloss Mode)
Side Regi Adjust (MSI/High gross)
-50~50
Read/
Write
Fast Scan Side Regi Adj. (MSI/Plain High-Gloss Mode)

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
742-014 LPH Write Position (Tray1-4/Thick 1, Coated 1)
Side Regi Adjust (Tray1-4/Thick1)
-50~50
Read/
Write
Fast Scan Side Regi Adj. (Tray1-4/Thick 1, Coated 1)

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
742-015 LPH Write Position (Tray1-4/Thick 2, Coated 2)
Side Regi Adjust (Tray1-4/Thick2)
-50~50
Read/
Write
Fast Scan Side Regi Adj. (Tray1-4/Thick 2, Coated 2)

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
742-016 LPH Write Position (Tray1-4/Label)
Side Regi Adjust (Tray1-4/Label)
-50~50
Read/
Write
Fast Scan Side Regi Adj. (Tray1-4/Label)

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
742-017 LPH Write Position (Tray1-4/OHP)
Side Regi Adjust (Tray1-4/OHP)
-50~50
Read/
Write
Fast Scan Side Regi Adj. (Tray1-4/OHP)

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
742-018 LPH Write Position (Tray1-4/Plain High-Gloss

Mode)
Side Regi Adjust (Tray1-4/High gross)
-50~50
Read/
Write
Fast Scan Side Regi Adj. (Tray1-4/Plain High-Gloss Mode)

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
742-019 LPH Write Position (HCF/Thick 1, Coated 1)
Side Regi Adjust (HCF/Thick1)
-50~50
Read/
Write
Fast Scan Side Regi Adj. (HCF/Thick 1, Coated 1)

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
NVM Name
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-185
Description
6.3.17 NVM 742_PH
General
General
2010/08
6-186
6.3.17 NVM 742_PH
Version 1.2
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write
742-020 LPH Write Position (HCF/Thick 2, Coated 2)
Side Regi Adjust (HCF/Thick2)
-50~50
Read/
Write
Fast Scan Side Regi Adj. (HCF/Thick 2, Coated 2)

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
742-021 LPH Write Position (HCF/Label)
Side Regi Adjust (HCF/Label)
-50~50
Read/
Write
Fast Scan Side Regi Adj. (HCF/Label)

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
742-022 LPH Write Position (HCF/OHP)
Side Regi Adjust (HCF/OHP)
-50~50
Read/
Write
Fast Scan Side Regi Adj. (HCF/OHP)

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
742-023 LPH Write Position (HCF/Plain High-Gloss Mode) Side Regi Adjust (HCF/High gross)
-50~50
Read/
Write
Fast Scan Side Regi Adj. (HCF/Plain High-Gloss Mode)

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
742-024 LPH Write Position (Duplex)
Side Regi Adjust (Duplex)
-50~50
Read/
Write
Fast Scan Side Regi Adj. (Duplex All)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-025 LPH Write Position (Feed from Duplex MSI)
Side Regi Adjust (Duplex/MSI)
-50~50
Read/
Write
Fast Scan Side Regi Adj. (Feed from Duplex MSI)

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
742-026 LPH Write Position (Feed from Duplex Tray1)
Side Regi Adjust (Duplex/Tray1)
-50~50
Read/
Write
Fast Scan Side Regi Adj. (Feed from Duplex Tray1)

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
-50~50
Read/
Write

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
-50~50
Read/
Write

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
-50~50
Read/
Write

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
742-030 LPH Write Position (Feed from Feed from Duplex Side Regi Adjust (Duplex/HCF)
HCF)
-50~50
Read/
Write
Fast Scan Side Regi Adj. (Feed from Duplex HCF)

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
742-031 LPH Write Position (Duplex Thick 1, Coated 1)
Side Regi Adjust (Duplex/Thick1)
-50~50
Read/
Write
Fast Scan Side Regi Adj. (Duplex Thick 1, Coated 1)

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
742-032 LPH Write Position (Duplex Thick 2, Coated 2)
Side Regi Adjust (Duplex/Thick2)
-50~50
Read/
Write
Fast Scan Side Regi Adj. (Duplex Thick 2, Coated 2)

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
742-033 LPH Write Position (Duplex ALL/Plain High-Gloss Side Regi Adjust (Duplex/High gross)
Mode)
-50~50
Read/
Write
Fast Scan Side Regi Adj. (Duplex Plain High-Gloss Mode)

0.106[mm/step] Adj.
742-038 Timing of Starting Registration Operation (All)
Lead Regi Adjust (All)
0~160
80
80
Read/
Write
Slow Scan Lead Regi Base Adj. <High & Low>

(affects all Trays/paper types and Color Mode.)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
742-039 Timing of Starting Registration Operation (MSI)
Lead Regi Adjust (MSI)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

MSI (affects all paper types and Color Mode.)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
742-040 Timing of Starting Registration Operation (MSI/

255[mm/s]/Plain)
Lead Regi Adjust (MSI/255[mm/s]/Normal)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write
Slow Scan Lead Regi Base Adj. <High only>

(MSI/255[mm/s]/Plain Paper)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.

225[mm/s]/Plain)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.

200[mm/s]/Plain)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.
NVM Name
Description
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write

175[mm/s]/Plain)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write
Slow Scan Lead Regi Base Adj. <Low only>

0.121[mm/step] Adj.

121[mm/s]/Plain)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write
Slow Scan Lead Regi Base Adj. < High & Low>
0.121[mm/step] Adj.

79[mm/s]/Plain)
Lead Regi Adjust (MSI/ 79[mm/s]/Normal)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

(MSI/ 79[mm/s]/Plain Paper)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.

175[mm/s]/Thick 1)
Lead Regi Adjust (MSI/175[mm/s]/Thick1)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

(MSI/175[mm/s]/Thick 1)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.

121[mm/s]/Thick 1)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.

79[mm/s]/Thick 1)
Lead Regi Adjust (MSI/ 79[mm/s]/Thick1)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

(MSI/ 79[mm/s]/Thick 1)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.

121[mm/s]/Thick 2)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.

79[mm/s]/Thick 2)
Lead Regi Adjust (MSI/ 79[mm/s]/Thick2)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

(MSI/ 79[mm/s]/Thick 2)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.

255[mm/s]/Thinj
Lead Regi Adjust (MSI/255[mm/s]/Thin)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

(MSI/255[mm/s]/Thin)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.

225[mm/s]/Thin)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.

200[mm/s]/Thin)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.

175[mm/s]/Thin)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.

121[mm/s]/Thin)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.

175[mm/s]/Label)
Lead Regi Adjust (MSI/175[mm/s]/Label)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

(MSI/175[mm/s]/Label)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
NVM Name
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-187
Description
6.3.17 NVM 742_PH
General
General
2010/08
6-188
6.3.17 NVM 742_PH
Version 1.2
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write

121[mm/s]/Label)
Lead Regi Adjust (MSI/121[mm/s]/Label)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.

79[mm/s]/Label)
Lead Regi Adjust (MSI/ 79[mm/s]/Label)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

(MSI/ 79[mm/s]/Label)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.

121[mm/s]/OHP)
Lead Regi Adjust (MSI/121[mm/s]/OHP)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

(MSI/121[mm/s]/OHP)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.

79[mm/s]/OHP)
Lead Regi Adjust (MSI/ 79[mm/s]/OHP)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

(MSI/ 79[mm/s]/OHP)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
742-061 Timing of Starting Registration Operation (Tray1)
Lead Regi Adjust (Tray1)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

Tray1(affects all paper types/Color Mode)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
742-062 Timing of Starting Registration Operation (Tray1/ Lead Regi Adjust (Tray1/255[mm/s]/Nor255[mm/s]/Plain)
mal)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

(Tray1/255[mm/s]/Plain)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
mal)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.
mal)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.
mal)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.
mal)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.
742-067 Timing of Starting Registration Operation (Tray1/ Lead Regi Adjust (Tray1/ 79[mm/s]/Normal) 0~80
79[mm/s]/Plain)
40
40
Read/
Write

(Tray1/ 79[mm/s]/Plain)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
742-068 Timing of Starting Registration Operation (Tray1/ Lead Regi Adjust (Tray1/175[mm/s]/Thick1) 0~80
175[mm/s]/Thick 1)
40
40
Read/
Write

(Tray1/175[mm/s]/Thick 1)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
121[mm/s]/Thick 1)
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.
742-070 Timing of Starting Registration Operation (Tray1/ Lead Regi Adjust (Tray1/ 79[mm/s]/Thick1) 0~80
79[mm/s]/Thick 1)
40
40
Read/
Write

(Tray1/ 79[mm/s]/Thick 1)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
NVM Name
Description
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
PSW Display

High
Low
Write
Description
121[mm/s]/Thick 2)
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.
742-072 Timing of Starting Registration Operation (Tray1/

79[mm/s]/Thick 2)
40
40
Read/
Write

(Tray1/ 79[mm/s]/Thick 2)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
Lead Regi Adjust (Tray1/ 79[mm/s]/Thick2) 0~80
742-073 Timing of Starting Registration Operation (Tray1/ Lead Regi Adjust (Tray1/255[mm/s]/Thin)
255[mm/s]/Thin)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

(Tray1/255[mm/s]/Thin)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
225[mm/s]/Thin)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.
200[mm/s]/Thin)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.
175[mm/s]/Thin)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.
121[mm/s]/Thin)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.
742-078 Timing of Starting Registration Operation (Tray1/ Lead Regi Adjust (Tray1/175[mm/s]/Label)
175[mm/s]/Label)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

(Tray1/175[mm/s]/Label)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.

121[mm/s]/Label)
Lead Regi Adjust (Tray1/121[mm/s]/Label)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.

79[mm/s]/Label)
Lead Regi Adjust (Tray1/ 79[mm/s]/Label)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

(Tray1/ 79[mm/s]/Label)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.

121[mm/s]/OHP)
Lead Regi Adjust (Tray1/121[mm/s]/OHP)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

(Tray1/121[mm/s]/OHP)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.

79[mm/s]/OHP)
Lead Regi Adjust (Tray1/ 79[mm/s]/OHP)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

(Tray1/ 79[mm/s]/OHP)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
742-083 Timing of Starting Registration Operation (Tray24&HCF)
Lead Regi Adjust (Tray2-4&HCF)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

Tray2-4&HCF (affects all paper types/Color Mode.)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
742-084 Timing of Starting Registration Operation (Tray24&HCF/255[mm/s]/Plain)
Lead Regi Adjust (Tray2-4&HCF/255[mm/

s]/Normal)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

(Tray2-4&HCF/255[mm/s]/Plain)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
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Version 1.2
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write
742-085 Timing of Starting Registration Operation (Tray2- Lead Regi Adjust (Tray2-4&HCF/225[mm/
4&HCF/225[mm/s]/Plain)
s]/Normal)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.
s]/Normal)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.
s]/Normal)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.
s]/Normal)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.
742-089 Timing of Starting Registration Operation (Tray2- Lead Regi Adjust (Tray2-4&HCF/ 79[mm/s]/ 0~80
4&HCF/ 79[mm/s]/Plain)
Normal)
40
40
Read/
Write

(Tray2-4&HCF/ 79[mm/s]/Plain)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
4&HCF/175[mm/s]/Thick 1)
s]/Thick1)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

(Tray2-4&HCF/175[mm/s]/Thick 1)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
742-091 Timing of Starting Registration Operation (Tray24&HCF/121[mm/s]/Thick 1)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.
4&HCF/ 79[mm/s]/Thick 1)
Thick1)
40
40
Read/
Write

(Tray2-4&HCF/ 79[mm/s]/Thick 1)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
4&HCF/121[mm/s]/Thick 2)
s]/Thick2)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.
4&HCF/ 79[mm/s]/Thick 2)
Thick2)
40
40
Read/
Write

(Tray2-4&HCF/ 79[mm/s]/Thick 2)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
4&HCF/255[mm/s]/Thin)
s]/Thin)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

(Tray2-4&HCF/255[mm/s]/Thin)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
s]/Thin)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.
s]/Thin)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.
s]/Thin)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.
NVM Name
PSW Display
Lead Regi Adjust (Tray2-4&HCF/121[mm/

s]/Thick1)
Description
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write
s]/Thin)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.
4&HCF/175[mm/s]/Label)
s]/Label)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

(Tray2-4&HCF/175[mm/s]/Label)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
4&HCF/121[mm/s]/Label)
s]/Label)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

(Tray2-4&HCF/121[mm/s]/Label)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
4&HCF/ 79[mm/s]/Label)
Label)
40
40
Read/
Write

(Tray2-4&HCF/ 79[mm/s]/Label)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
4&HCF/121[mm/s]/OHP)
s]/OHP)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

(Tray2-4&HCF/121[mm/s]/OHP)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
4&HCF/ 79[mm/s]/OHP)
OHP)
40
40
Read/
Write

(Tray2-4&HCF/ 79[mm/s]/OHP)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
742-105 Timing of Starting Registration Operation (Duplex) Lead Regi Adjust (Duplex)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

Duplex(affects all paper types and Color Mode)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
742-106 Timing of Starting Registration Operation (Duplex/ Lead Regi Adjust (Duplex/255[mm/s]/Nor255[mm/s]/Plainj
mal)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

(Duplex/255[mm/s]/Plain)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
mal)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.
mal)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.
mal)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.
mal)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.
742-111
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

(Duplex/ 79[mm/s]/Plain)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

(Duplex/175[mm/s]/Thick 1)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
NVM Name
PSW Display
Timing of Starting Registration Operation (Duplex/ Lead Regi Adjust (Duplex/ 79[mm/s]/Nor79[mm/s]/Plainj
mal)
742-112 Timing of Starting Registration Operation (Duplex/ Lead Regi Adjust (Duplex/175[mm/s]/
175[mm/s]/Thick 1)
Thick1)
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Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write
121[mm/s]/Thick 1)
Thick1)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.
742-114 Timing of Starting Registration Operation (Duplex/ Lead Regi Adjust (Duplex/ 79[mm/s]/
79[mm/s]/Thick 1)
Thick1)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

(Duplex/ 79[mm/s]/Thick 1)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
121[mm/s]/Thick 2j
Thick2)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

0.121[mm/step] Adj.
742-116 Timing of Starting Registration Operation (Duplex/ Lead Regi Adjust (Duplex/ 79[mm/s]/
79[mm/s]/Thick 2j
Thick2)
0~80
40
40
Read/
Write

(Duplex/ 79[mm/s]/Thick 2)
0.121[mm/step] Adj.
742-121 Timing of Starting PreRegi (MSI/79[mm/s]/NonOHP) (MSI Feed Start to IOT TA Control Start)
T/A Motor On @ Feed (MSI/79)
-50~100
Read/
Write
Adj. of time from MSI Feed to Start of Take Away Motor Excitation ON Control (MSI/79[mm/s])
2[ms/step] Adj.
742-122 Timing of Starting PreRegi (MSI/79[mm/s]/OHP)

(MSI Feed Start to IOT TA Control Start)
T/A Motor On @ Feed (MSI/79/OHP)
-50~100
Read/
Write
Adj. of time from MSI Feed to Start of Take Away Motor Excitation ON Control (MSI/79[mm/s]/OHP)
2[ms/step] Adj.
742-123 742-123Timing of Starting PreRegi (MSI/121[mm/ T/A Motor On @ Feed (MSI/121)

s]/Non-OHP) (MSI Feed Start to IOT TA Control
Start)
-50~100
Read/
Write
2[ms/step] Adj.
742-124 Timing of Starting PreRegi (MSI/121[mm/s]/OHP) T/A Motor On @ Feed (MSI/121/OHP)

(MSI Feed Start to IOT TA Control Start)
-50~100
Read/
Write
Adj. of time from MSI Feed to Start of Take Away Motor Excitation ON Control (MSI/121[mm/s]/OHP)
2[ms/step] Adj.
742-125 Timing of Starting PreRegi (MSI/175[mm/s]) (MSI T/A Motor On @ Feed (MSI/175)
Feed Start to IOT TA Control Start)
-50~100
Read/
Write
2[ms/step] Adj.
-50~100
Read/
Write
2[ms/step] Adj.
-50~100
Read/
Write
2[ms/step] Adj.
-50~100
Read/
Write
2[ms/step] Adj.
742-129 Timing of Starting PreRegi (Tray1/79[mm/s]/NonOHP) (Tray1 Feed Start to IOT TA Control Start)
-50~100
Read/
Write
Adj. of time from MSI Feed to Start of Take Away Motor Excitation ON Control (Tray1/79[mm/s])
2[ms/step] Adj.
-50~100
Read/
Write
Adj. of time from MSI Feed to Start of Take Away Motor Excitation ON Control (Tray1/79[mm/s]/OHP)
2[ms/step] Adj.
NVM Name
PSW Display
T/A Motor On @ Feed (Tray1/79)
742-130 Timing of Starting PreRegi (Tray1/79[mm/s]/OHP) T/A Motor On @ Feed (Tray1/79/OHP)

(Tray1 Feed Start to IOT TA Control Start)
Description
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write
742-131 Timing of Starting PreRegi (Tray1/121[mm/s]/Non- T/A Motor On @ Feed (Tray1/121)

OHP) (Tray1 Feed Start to IOT TA Control Start)
-50~100
Read/
Write
2[ms/step] Adj.
742-132 Timing of Starting PreRegi (Tray1/121[mm/s]/

OHP) (Tray1 Feed Start to IOT TA Control Start)
T/A Motor On @ Feed (Tray1/121/OHP)
-50~100
Read/
Write
Adj. of time from MSI Feed to Start of Take Away Motor Excitation ON Control (Tray1/121[mm/s]/OHP)
2[ms/step] Adj.
742-133 Timing of Starting PreRegi (Tray1/175[mm/s])

-50~100
Read/
Write
2[ms/step] Adj.

-50~100
Read/
Write
2[ms/step] Adj.

-50~100
Read/
Write
2[ms/step] Adj.

-50~100
Read/
Write
2[ms/step] Adj.

(Tray2 Feed Start to TM TA Control Start)
-100~100
Read/
Write
TM Take Away Motor Driving Timing Adjustment (Tray2/

79[mm/s])
*At P-ON, this parameter is transmitted to TM.
2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

121[mm/s])
2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

175[mm/s])
2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

200[mm/s])
2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

225[mm/s])
2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

255[mm/s])
2[ms/step] Adj.
NVM Name
PSW Display
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Version 1.2
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write

-100~100
Read/
Write
TM Take Away Motor Driving Timing Adjustment

(Tray3/79[mm/s])
2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

121[mm/s])
2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

175[mm/s])
2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

200[mm/s])
2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

225[mm/s])
2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

255[mm/s])
2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

79[mm/s])
2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

121[mm/s])
2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

175[mm/s])
2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

200[mm/s])
2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

225[mm/s])
2[ms/step] Adj.
NVM Name
Description
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write
-100~100
Read/
Write

255[mm/s])
2[ms/step] Adj.
742-155 Timing of Starting PreRegi (HCF/79[mm/s]) (HCF T/A Motor On @ Feed (HCF/79)
Feed Start to TM TA Control Start)
-100~100
Read/
Write
TM Take Away Motor Driving Timing Adjustment (HCF/

79[mm/s])
2[ms/step] Adj.
-100~100
Read/
Write

121[mm/s])
2[ms/step] Adj.
-100~100
Read/
Write

175[mm/s])
2[ms/step] Adj.
-100~100
Read/
Write

200[mm/s])
2[ms/step] Adj.
-100~100
Read/
Write

225[mm/s])
2[ms/step] Adj.
-100~100
Read/
Write

255[mm/s])
2[ms/step] Adj.
742-161 Timing of Deciding to Perform FeedBack Control

(MSI/121(Thick 1)[mm/s])
FeedBack Threshold(MSI/121(Tck1))
-250~250
Read/
Write
Threshold for deciding to perform FeedBack Control

1[ms/step] Adj.

(MSI/175[mm/s])
FeedBack Threshold(MSI/175))
-250~250
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.

(MSI/200[mm/s])
-250~250
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.

(MSI/225[mm/s])
-250~250
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.

(MSI/255[mm/s])
-250~250
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-166 Timing of Starting FeedBack Control (MSI)
FeedBack Start @ MSIFeedOutSnr
0~250
28
Read/
Write
Timing of Starting FeedBack Control (MSI)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-167 Timing of Starting FeedBack Control (Tray1)
FeedBack Start @ Feed Start
143~250
160
143
Read/
Write
Timing of Starting FeedBack Control (Tray1)

1[ms/step] Adj.
NVM Name

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Version 1.2
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write
TA MotorStop @ Regi Snr ON (MSI/79/

Norm)
0~255
232
Read/
Write
Adj. of time from Regi Snr ON to Stop of Take Away Control

(MSI/79[mm/s]/Plain)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-169 Regi Loop Adj. (MSI/79[mm/s]/Thick 1) (Regi Snr TA MotorStop @ Regi Snr ON (MSI/79/
ON Detected to TA Control Stop)
Thick1)
0~255
251
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-170 Regi Loop Adj. (MSI/79[mm/s]/Thick 2) (Regi Snr TA MotorStop @ Regi Snr ON (MSI/79/
Thick2)
0~255
187
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-171 Regi Loop Adj. (MSI/79[mm/s]/Label) (Regi Snr


Label)
0~255
251
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-172 Regi Loop Adj. (MSI/79[mm/s]/OHP) (Regi Snr


OHP)
0~255
251
Read/
Write

(MSI/79[mm/s]/OHP)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-173 Regi Loop Adj. (MSI/121[mm/s]/(H) High Gloss)

(Regi Snr ON Detected to TA Control Stop)
TA MotorStop @ RegiSnrON (MSI/121/

(H)HG)
0~255
49
Read/
Write

(MSI/121[mm/s]/(H) High Gloss)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-174 Regi Loop Adj. (MSI/121[mm/s]/(H)Thick 2) (Regi TA MotorStop @ RegiSnrON (MSI/121/

Snr ON Detected to TA Control Stop)
(H)Thick2)
0~255
49
Read/
Write

(MSI/121[mm/s]/(H) Thick 2)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-175 Regi Loop Adj. (MSI/121[mm/s]/OHP) (Regi Snr


OHP)
0~255
49
164
Read/
Write

(MSI/121[mm/s]/OHP)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-176 Regi Loop Adj. (MSI/121[mm/s]/(L)Plain) (Regi


(L)Norm)
0~255
131
Read/
Write

(MSI/121[mm/s]/(L) Plain)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-177 Regi Loop Adj. (MSI/121[mm/s]/(L)Thick 1) (Regi


(L)Thick1)
0~255
142
Read/
Write

(MSI/121[mm/s]/(L) Thick 1)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-178 Regi Loop Adj. (MSI/121[mm/s]/(L)Label) (Regi


(L)Label)
0~255
164
Read/
Write

(MSI/121[mm/s]/(L) Label)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-179 Regi Loop Adj. (MSI/121[mm/s]/(L)Thin) (Regi Snr TA MotorStop @ RegiSnrON (MSI/121/
(L)Thin)
0~255
131
Read/
Write

(MSI/121[mm/s]/(L) Thin)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-180 Regi Loop Adj. (MSI/175[mm/s]/(H)Thick 1) (Regi TA MotorStop @ RegiSnrON (MSI/175/

(H)Thick1)
0~255
49
Read/
Write

(MSI/175[mm/s]/(H) Thick 1)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-181 Regi Loop Adj. (MSI/175[mm/s]/(H)Label) (Regi

0~255
49
Read/
Write

(MSI/175[mm/s]/(H) Label)
1[ms/step] Adj.
NVM Name
742-168 Regi Loop Adj. (MSI/79[mm/s]/Plain) (Regi Snr

PSW Display

(H)Label)
Description
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write

(L)Norm)
0~255
92
Read/
Write

(MSI/175[mm/s]/(L) Plain)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-183 Regi Loop Adj. (MSI/175[mm/s]/(L)Thin) (Regi Snr TA MotorStop @ RegiSnrON (MSI/175/
(L)Thin)
0~255
92
Read/
Write

(MSI/175[mm/s]/(L) Thin)
1[ms/step] Adj.


Norm)
0~255
40
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-185 Regi Loop Adj. (MSI/200[mm/s]/Thin) (Regi Snr


Thin)
0~255
40
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.


Norm)
0~255
40
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-187 Regi Loop Adj. (MSI/225[mm/s]/Thin) (Regi Snr


Thin)
0~255
40
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-188 Regi Loop Adj. (MSI/255.2[mm/s]/Plain) (Regi Snr TA MotorStop @ RegiSnrON (MSI/255/
Norm)
0~255
40
Read/
Write

(MSI/255.2[mm/s]/Plain)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-189 Regi Loop Adj. (MSI/255.2[mm/s]/Thin) (Regi Snr TA MotorStop @ RegiSnrON (MSI/255/
Thin)
0~255
40
Read/
Write

(MSI/255.2[mm/s]/Thin)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-190 Regi Loop Adj. (Tray1/79[mm/s]/Plain) (Regi Snr

TA MotorStop @ RegiSnrON (Tray1/79/

Norm)
0~255
190
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-191 Regi Loop Adj. (Tray1/79[mm/s]/Thick 1) (Regi


Thick1)
0~255
190
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-192 Regi Loop Adj. (Tray1/79[mm/s]/Thick 2) (Regi


Thick2)
0~255
190
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-193 Regi Loop Adj. (Tray1/79[mm/s]/Label) (Regi Snr


Label)
0~255
190
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-194 Regi Loop Adj. (Tray1/79[mm/s]/OHP) (Regi Snr


OHP)
0~255
190
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
0~255
33
Read/
Write

(Tray1/121[mm/s]/(H) High Gloss)
1[ms/step] Adj.
NVM Name
742-182 Regi Loop Adj. (MSI/175[mm/s]/(L)Plain) (Regi

PSW Display
742-195 Regi Loop Adj. (Tray1/121[mm/s]/(H) High Gloss) TA MotorStop @ RegiSnrON (Tray1/121/
(H)HG)
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Setting
Range

High
Low
Write

(H)Thick2)
0~255
37
Read/
Write

(Tray1/121[mm/s]/(H)Thick 2)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-197 Regi Loop Adj. (Tray1/121[mm/s]/OHP) (Regi Snr TA MotorStop @ RegiSnrON (Tray1/121/
OHP)
0~255
37
124
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-198 Regi Loop Adj. (Tray1/121[mm/s]/(L)Plain) (Regi


(L)Norm)
0~255
124
Read/
Write

(Tray1/121[mm/s]/(L) Plain)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-199 Regi Loop Adj. (Tray1/121[mm/s]/(L)Thick 1)


(L)Thick1)
0~255
124
Read/
Write

(Tray1/121[mm/s]/(L) Thick 1)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-200 Regi Loop Adj. (Tray1/121[mm/s]/(L)Label) (Regi


(L)Label)
0~255
124
Read/
Write

(Tray1/121[mm/s]/(L) Label)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-201 Regi Loop Adj. (Tray1/121[mm/s]/(L)Thin) (Regi


(L)Thin)
0~255
134
Read/
Write

(Tray1/121[mm/s]/(L) Thin)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-202 Regi Loop Adj. (Tray1/175[mm/s]/(H)Thick 1)


(H)Thick1)
0~255
37
Read/
Write

(Tray1/175[mm/s]/(H) Thick 1)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-203 Regi Loop Adj. (Tray1/175[mm/s]/(H)Label) (Regi TA MotorStop @ RegiSnrON (Tray1/175/

(H)Label)
0~255
37
Read/
Write

(Tray1/175[mm/s]/(H) Label)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-204 Regi Loop Adj. (Tray1/175[mm/s]/(L)Plain) (Regi


(L)Norm)
0~255
86
Read/
Write

(Tray1/175[mm/s]/(L) Plain)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-205 Regi Loop Adj. (Tray1/175[mm/s]/(L)Thin) (Regi


(L)Thin)
0~255
86
Read/
Write

(Tray1/175[mm/s]/(L) Thin)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-206 Regi Loop Adj. (Tray1/200[mm/s]/Plain) (Regi Snr TA MotorStop @ RegiSnrON (Tray1/200/
Norm)
0~255
37
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-207 Regi Loop Adj. (Tray1/200[mm/s]/Thin) (Regi Snr TA MotorStop @ RegiSnrON (Tray1/200/
Thin)
0~255
37
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-208 Regi Loop Adj. (Tray1/225[mm/s]/Plain) (Regi Snr TA MotorStop @ RegiSnrON (Tray1/225/
Norm)
0~255
37
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-209 Regi Loop Adj. (Tray1/225[mm/s]/Thin) (Regi Snr TA MotorStop @ RegiSnrON (Tray1/225/
Thin)
0~255
37
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
NVM Name
742-196 Regi Loop Adj. (Tray1/121[mm/s]/(H)Thick 2)

PSW Display
Description
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write
Description
742-210 Regi Loop Adj. (Tray1/255.2[mm/s]/Plain) (Regi


Norm)
0~255
37
Read/
Write

(Tray1/255.2[mm/s]/Plain)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-211 Regi Loop Adj. (Tray1/255.2[mm/s]/Thin) (Regi


Thin)
0~255
37
Read/
Write

(Tray1/255.2[mm/s]/Thin)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-212 Regi Loop Adj. (TM/79[mm/s]/Plain) (Regi Snr ON T/A OFF @ Regi Snr ON (TM/79/Norm)
Detected to TA Control Stop)
0~255
114
Read/
Write

(TM/79[mm/s]/Plain)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-213 Regi Loop Adj. (TM/79[mm/s]/Thick 1) (Regi Snr

T/A OFF @ Regi Snr ON (TM/79/Thick1)
0~255
98
Read/
Write

(TM/79[mm/s]/Thick 1)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-214 Regi Loop Adj. (TM/79[mm/s]/Thick 2) (Regi Snr

T/A OFF @ Regi Snr ON (TM/79/Thick2)
0~255
98
Read/
Write

(TM/79[mm/s]/Thick 2)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-215 Regi Loop Adj. (TM/79[mm/s]/Label) (Regi Snr

T/A OFF @ Regi Snr ON (TM/79/Label)
0~255
114
Read/
Write

(TM/79[mm/s]/Label)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-216 Regi Loop Adj. (TM/79[mm/s]/OHP) (Regi Snr ON T/A OFF @ Regi Snr ON (TM/79/OHP)
Detected to TA Control Stop)
0~255
114
Read/
Write

(TM/79[mm/s]/OHP)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-217 Regi Loop Adj. (TM/121[mm/s]/(H) High Gloss)

TA MotorStop @ RegiSnrON (TM/121/

(H)HG)
0~255
112
Read/
Write

(TM/121[mm/s]/(H) High Gloss)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-218 Regi Loop Adj. (TM/121[mm/s]/(H)Thick 2) (Regi


(H)Thick1)
0~255
91
Read/
Write

(TM/121[mm/s]/(H)Thick 2)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-219 Regi Loop Adj. (TM/121[mm/s]/OHP) (Regi Snr


OHP)
0~255
112
114
Read/
Write

(TM/121[mm/s]/OHP)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-220 Regi Loop Adj. (TM/121[mm/s]/(L)Plain) (Regi Snr TA MotorStop @ RegiSnrON (TM/121/
(L)Norm)
0~255
114
Read/
Write

(TM/121[mm/s]/(L) Plain)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-221 Regi Loop Adj. (TM/121[mm/s]/(L)Thick 1) (Regi


(L)Thick2)
0~255
114
Read/
Write

(TM/121[mm/s]/(L) Thick 1)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-222 Regi Loop Adj. (TM/121[mm/s]/(L)Label) (Regi


(L)Label)
0~255
114
Read/
Write

(TM/121[mm/s]/(L) Label)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-223 Regi Loop Adj. (TM/121[mm/s]/(L)Thin) (Regi Snr TA MotorStop @ RegiSnrON (TM/121/
(L)Thin)
0~255
114
Read/
Write

(TM/121[mm/s]/(L) Thin)
1[ms/step] Adj.
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write
Description
742-224 Regi Loop Adj. (TM/175[mm/s]/(H)Thick 1) (Regi


(H)Thick1)
0~255
102
Read/
Write

(TM/175[mm/s]/(H) Thick 1)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-225 Regi Loop Adj. (TM/175[mm/s]/(H)Label) (Regi


(H)Label)
0~255
112
Read/
Write

(TM/175[mm/s]/(H) Label)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-226 Regi Loop Adj. (TM/175[mm/s]/(L)Plain) (Regi Snr TA MotorStop @ RegiSnrON (TM/175/
(L)Norm)
0~255
114
Read/
Write

(TM/175[mm/s]/(L) Plain)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-227 Regi Loop Adj. (TM/175[mm/s]/(L)Thin) (Regi Snr TA MotorStop @ RegiSnrON (TM/175/
(L)Thin)
0~255
114
Read/
Write

(TM/175[mm/s]/(L) Thin)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-228 Regi Loop Adj. (TM/200[mm/s]/Plain) (Regi Snr


Norm)
0~255
100
Read/
Write

(TM/200[mm/s]/Plain)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-229 Regi Loop Adj. (TM/200[mm/s]/Thin) (Regi Snr

TA MotorStop @ RegiSnrON (TM/200/Thin) 0~255
100
Read/
Write

(TM/200[mm/s]/Thin)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-230 Regi Loop Adj. (TM/225[mm/s]/Plain) (Regi Snr


Norm)
0~255
86
Read/
Write

(TM/225[mm/s]/Plain)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-231 Regi Loop Adj. (TM/225[mm/s]/Thin) (Regi Snr

86
Read/
Write

(TM/225[mm/s]/Thin)
1[ms/step] Adj.
0~255
73
Read/
Write

(TM/255.2[mm/s]/Plain)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-233 Regi Loop Adj. (TM/255.2[mm/s]/Thin) (Regi Snr

73
Read/
Write

(TM/255.2[mm/s]/Thin)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-234 Regi Loop Adj. (Dup/79[mm/s]/Plain) (Regi Snr

ON Detected to Dup/Exit Control Stop)
Dup Stop @ Regi Snr ON (Dup/79/Norm)
0~255
236
Read/
Write
Adj. of time from Regi Snr ON to Stop of Dup/Exit Control

(Dup/79[mm/s]/Plain)
*ExitMotor operates together only in the case: paper length>
297[mm].
1[ms/step]
742-235 Regi Loop Adj. (Dup/79[mm/s]/Thick 1) (Regi Snr Dup Stop @ Regi Snr ON (Dup/79/Thick1)
0~255
236
Read/
Write

(Dup/79[mm/s]/Thick 1)
297[mm].
1[ms/step]
742-236 Regi Loop Adj. (Dup/79[mm/s]/Thick 2) (Regi Snr Dup Stop @ Regi Snr ON (Dup/79/Thick2)
0~255
236
Read/
Write

(Dup/79[mm/s]/Thick 2)
297[mm].
1[ms/step]
742-232 Regi Loop Adj. (TM/255.2[mm/s]/Plain) (Regi Snr TA MotorStop @ RegiSnrON (TM/255/
Norm)
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
NVM Name
742-237 Regi Loop Adj. (Dup/121[mm/s]/(H) High Gloss)

(Regi Snr ON Detected to Stop of Dup/Exit Control)
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write
Dup Stop @ RegiSnrON (Dup/121/(H)HG)
0~255
57
Read/
Write

(Dup/121[mm/s]/(H) High Gloss)
1[ms/step] Adj.
0~255
63
Read/
Write

(Dup/121[mm/s]/(H) Thick 2)
1[ms/step] Adj.
135
Read/
Write

(Dup/121[mm/s]/(L) Plain)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-238 Regi Loop Adj. (Dup/121[mm/s]/(H)Thick 2) (Regi Dup Stop @ RegiSnrON (Dup/121/
Snr ON Detected to Stop of Dup/Exit Control)
(H)Thick2)
742-239 Regi Loop Adj. (Dup/121[mm/s]/(L)Plain) (Regi
Dup Stop @ RegiSnrON (Dup/121/(L)Norm) 0~255
Description
742-240 Regi Loop Adj. (Dup/121[mm/s]/(L)Thick 1) (Regi Dup Stop @ RegiSnrON (Dup/121/
(L)Thick1)
0~255
135
Read/
Write

(Dup/121[mm/s]/(L) Thick 1)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-241 Regi Loop Adj. (Dup/175[mm/s]/(H)Thick 1) (Regi Dup Stop @ RegiSnrON (Dup/175/
(H)Thick1)
0~255
63
Read/
Write

(Dup/175[mm/s]/(H) Thick 1)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-242 Regi Loop Adj. (Dup/175[mm/s]/(L)Plain) (Regi

Dup Stop @ RegiSnrON (Dup/175/(L)Norm) 0~255
51
Read/
Write

(Dup/175[mm/s]/(L) Plain)
1[ms/step] Adj.

ON Detected to Stop of Dup/Exit Control)
Dup Stop @ RegiSnrON (Dup/200/Norm)
0~255
63
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.

Dup Stop @ RegiSnrON (Dup/225/Norm)
0~255
63
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-245 Regi Loop Adj. (Dup/255.2[mm/s]/Plain) (Regi Snr Dup Stop @ RegiSnrON (Dup/255/Norm)
0~255
63
Read/
Write

(Dup/255.2[mm/s]/Plain)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-246 Regi Loop Adj. (ALL/79[mm/s]/S Paper Type)

Custom Order Mode (Regi Snr ON Detected to
Stop of Regi Loop Control)
Regi Loop Stop @ Regi Snr ON (ALL/79/S) -125~125
Read/
Write
Adj. of time from Regi Snr ON to Stop of Regi Loop Control

(All Trays/79[mm/s])
*This NVM is used in Custom Order Mode.
*Affects all Loop timings with 79 speed and paper type S
specified.
*ExitMotor operates together only in the case: paper feed
length>297[mm].
1[ms/step]

Regi Loop Stop @ Regi Snr ON (ALL/121/

S)
Read/
Write

specified.
length>297[mm].
1[ms/step]
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write
Description


S)
-125~125
Read/
Write

specified.
length>297[mm].
1[ms/step]


S)
-125~125
Read/
Write

specified.
length>297[mm].
1[ms/step]


S)
-125~125
Read/
Write

specified.
length>297[mm].
1[ms/step]
742-251 Regi Loop Adj. (ALL/255.2[mm/s]/S Paper Type)


S)
-125~125
Read/
Write

(All Trays/255.2[mm/s])
specified.
length>297[mm].
1[ms/step]
742-252 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/79[mm/s]/Plain

Paper Feed Length</=297[mm])
Regi Assist(MSI/79/Norm_ST)
-127~127
92
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/79[mm/s]/Plain SHORT)

1[ms/step] Adj.

Plain 297[mm]<Feed Length</=482.6[mm])
Regi Assist(MSI/79/Norm_LG)
-127~127
92
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/79[mm/s]/Plain LONG)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-254 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/79[mm/s]/Thick 1)
Regi Assist(MSI/79/Thick1)
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/79[mm/s]/Thick 1)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-255 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/79[mm/s]/Thick 2)
Regi Assist(MSI/79/Thick2)
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/79[mm/s]/Thick 2)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-256 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/79[mm/s]/Label )
Regi Assist(MSI/79/Label)
-127~127
20
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/79[mm/s]/Label)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-257 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/79[mm/s]/OHP)
Regi Assist(MSI/79/OHP)
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/79[mm/s]/OHP)

1[ms/step] Adj.
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write
742-258 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/121[mm/s]/(H) High

Gloss Paper Feed Length</=297[mm])
Regi Assist(MSI/121/(H)HG_ST)
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/121[mm/s]/(H) High Gloss

SHORT)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-259 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/121[mm/s]/(H) High

Gloss 297[mm]<Feed Length</=482.6[mm])
Regi Assist(MSI/121/(H)HG_LG)
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/121[mm/s]/(H) High Gloss

LONG)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-260 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/121[mm/s]/(H)Thick

2)
Regi Assist(MSI/121/(H)Thick2)
-127~127
-10
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/121[mm/s]/(H)Thick 2)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-261 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/121[mm/s]/OHP)
Regi Assist(MSI/121/OHP)
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/121[mm/s]/OHP)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-262 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/121[mm/s]/(L) Plain

Regi Assist(MSI/121/(L)Norm_ST)
-127~127
60
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/121[mm/s]/(L) Plain SHORT)

1[ms/step] Adj.

297[mm]<Feed Length</=482.6[mm])
Regi Assist(MSI/121/(L)Norm_LG)
-127~127
60
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/121[mm/s]/(L) Plain LONG)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-264 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/121[mm/s]/(L)Thick

1)
Regi Assist(MSI/121/(L)Thick1)
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/121[mm/s]/(L) Thick 1)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-265 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/121[mm/s]/(L)Label) Regi Assist(MSI/121/(L)Label)
-127~127
13
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/121[mm/s]/(L) Label)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-266 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/121[mm/s]/(L) Thin

Regi Assist(MSI/121/(L)Thin_ST)
-127~127
60
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/121[mm/s]/(L) Thin SHORT)

1[ms/step] Adj.

297[mm]</=482.6[mm])
Regi Assist(MSI/121/(L)Thin_LG)
-127~127
60
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/121[mm/s]/(L) Thin LONG)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-268 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/175[mm/s]/(H) Thick Regi Assist(MSI/175/(H)Thick1)

1)
-127~127
-15
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/175[mm/s]/(H) Thick 1)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-269 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/175[mm/s]/(H)

Label)
Regi Assist(MSI/175/(H)Label)
-127~127
-15
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/175[mm/s]/(H) Label)

1[ms/step] Adj.

Regi Assist(MSI/175/(L)Norm_ST)
-127~127
42
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/175[mm/s]/(L) Plain SHORT)

1[ms/step] Adj.

297[mm]<Paper Feed Length</=482.6[mm])
Regi Assist(MSI/175/(L)Norm_LG)
-127~127
42
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/175[mm/s]/(L) Plain LONG)

1[ms/step] Adj.

Regi Assist(MSI/175/(L)Thin_ST)
-127~127
42
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/175[mm/s]/(L) Thin HORT)

1[ms/step] Adj.

297[mm]<Paper Feed Length</=482.6[mm])
Regi Assist(MSI/175/(L)Thin_LG)
-127~127
42
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/175[mm/s]/(L) Thin LONG)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-274 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/200[mm/s]/Plain /

Feed Length</=297[mm])
-127~127
18
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.

-127~127
18
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-276 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/200[mm/s]/Thin

Regi Assist(MSI/200/Thin_ST)
-127~127
18
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/200[mm/s]/Thin SHORT)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-277 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/200[mm/s]/Thin /

Regi Assist(MSI/200/Thin_LG)
-127~127
18
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/200[mm/s]/Thin LONG)

1[ms/step] Adj.
NVM Name
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-203
Description
6.3.17 NVM 742_PH
General
General
2010/08
6-204
6.3.17 NVM 742_PH
Version 1.2
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write

-127~127
12
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.

-127~127
12
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.

-127~127
12
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.

-127~127
12
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-282 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/255.2[mm/s]/Plain

-127~127
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-283 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/255.2[mm/s]/Plain

-127~127
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-284 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/255.2[mm/s]/Thin

-127~127
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-285 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (MSI/255.2[mm/s]/Thin

-127~127
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-286 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/79[mm/s]/Plain

Regi Assist(Tray1/79/Norm_ST)
-127~127
76
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/79[mm/s]/Plain SHORT)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-287 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/79[mm/s]/Plain /

297[mm<Feed Length</=482.6[mm])
Regi Assist(Tray1/79/Norm_LG)
-127~127
76
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/79[mm/s]/Plain LONG)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-288 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/79[mm/s]/Thick 1)
Regi Assist(Tray1/79/Thick1)
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/79[mm/s]/Thick 1)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-289 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/79[mm/s]/Thick 2)
Regi Assist(Tray1/79/Thick2)
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/79[mm/s]/Thick 2)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-290 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/79[mm/s]/Label)
Regi Assist(Tray1/79/Label)
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/79[mm/s]/Label)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-291 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/79[mm/s]/OHP)
Regi Assist(Tray1/79/OHP)
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/79[mm/s]/OHP)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-292 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/121[mm/s]/(H)

High Gloss Paper Feed Length</=297[mm])
Regi Assist(Tray1/121/(H)HG_ST)
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/121[mm/s]/(H) High Gloss

SHORT)
1[ms/step] Adj.

Regi Assist(Tray1/121/(H)HG_LG)
High Gloss 297[mm]<Feed Length</=482.6[mm])
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/121[mm/s]/(H) High Gloss

LONG)
1[ms/step] Adj.

Thick 2)
Regi Assist(Tray1/121/(H)Thick2)
-127~127
-10
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/121[mm/s]/(H) Thick 2)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-295 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/121[mm/s]/OHP)
Regi Assist(Tray1/121/OHP)
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/121[mm/s]/OHP)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-296 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/121[mm/s]/(L)

Plain Paper Feed Length</=297[mm])
Regi Assist(Tray1/121/(L)Norm_ST)
-127~127
50
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/121[mm/s]/(L) Plain SHORT)

1[ms/step] Adj.

Regi Assist(Tray1/121/(L)Norm_LG)
-127~127
50
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/121[mm/s]/(L) Plain LONG)

1[ms/step] Adj.
NVM Name
Description
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write

Thick 1)
Regi Assist(Tray1/121/(L)Thick1)
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/121[mm/s]/(L) Thick 1)

1[ms/step] Adj.

Label)
Regi Assist(Tray1/121/(L)Label)
-127~127
60
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/121[mm/s]/(L) Label)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-300 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/121[mm/s]/(L) Thin Regi Assist(Tray1/121/(L)Thin_ST)

-127~127
50
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/121[mm/s]/(L) Thin SHORT)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-301 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/121[mm/s]/(L) Thin Regi Assist(Tray1/121/(L)Thin_LG)

-127~127
50
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/121[mm/s]/(L)Thin LONG)

1[ms/step] Adj.

Thick 1)
Regi Assist(Tray1/175/(H)Thick1)
-127~127
-15
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/175[mm/s]/(H) Thick 1)

1[ms/step] Adj.

Label)
Regi Assist(Tray1/175/(H)Label)
-127~127
-15
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/175[mm/s]/(H) Label)

1[ms/step] Adj.

Plain Paper Feed Length</=297[mm])
Regi Assist(Tray1/175/(L)Norm_ST)
-127~127
35
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/175[mm/s]/(L) Plain SHORT)

1[ms/step] Adj.

Regi Assist(Tray1/175/(L)Norm_LG)
-127~127
35
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/175[mm/s]/(L) Plain LONG)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-306 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/175[mm/s]/(L) Thin Regi Assist(Tray1/175/(L)Thin_ST)

-127~127
35
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/175[mm/s]/(L) Thin SHORT)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-307 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/175[mm/s]/(L) Thin Regi Assist(Tray1/175/(L)Thin_LG)

-127~127
35
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/175[mm/s]/(L) Thin LONG)

1[ms/step] Adj.

-127~127
12
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.

-127~127
12
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-310 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/200[mm/s]/Thin

Regi Assist(Tray1/200/Thin_ST)
-127~127
12
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/200[mm/s]/Thin SHORT)

1[ms/step] Adj.

Regi Assist(Tray1/200/Thin_LG)
-127~127
12
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/200[mm/s]/Thin LONG)

1[ms/step] Adj.

-127~127
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.

-127~127
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.

-127~127
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.

-127~127
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-316 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/255.2[mm/s]/Plain

-127~127
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-317 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/255.2[mm/s]/Plain

-127~127
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-318 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/255.2[mm/s]/Thin

-127~127
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
NVM Name
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-205
Description
6.3.17 NVM 742_PH
General
General
2010/08
6-206
6.3.17 NVM 742_PH
Version 1.2
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write
742-319 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Tray1/255.2[mm/s]/Thin

-127~127
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-320 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/79[mm/s]/Plain)
Regi Assist(TM/79/Norm)
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/79[mm/s]/Plain)

*Trays 2-4, HCF
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-321 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/79[mm/s]/Thick 1)
Regi Assist(TM/79/Thick1)
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/79[mm/s]/Thick 1)

*Trays 2-4, HCF
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-322 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/79[mm/s]/Thick 2)
Regi Assist(TM/79/Thick2)
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/79[mm/s]/Thick 2)

*Trays 2-4, HCF
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-323 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/79[mm/s]/Label)
Regi Assist(TM/79/Label)
-127~127
20
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/79[mm/s]/Label)

*Trays 2-4, HCF
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-324 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/79[mm/s]/OHP)
Regi Assist(TM/79/OHP)
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/79[mm/s]/OHP)

*Trays 2-4, HCF
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-325 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/121[mm/s]/(H) High

Gloss Paper Feed Length</=297[mm])
Regi Assist(TM/121/(H)HG_ST)
-127~127
-9
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/121[mm/s]/(H) High Gloss

SHORT)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-326 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/121[mm/s]/(H) High

Gloss 297[mm]<Feed Length</=482.6[mm])
Regi Assist(TM/121/(H)HG_LG)
-127~127
-9
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/121[mm/s]/(H) High Gloss

LONG)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-327 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/121[mm/s]/(H) Thick

2)
Regi Assist(TM/121/(H)Thick2)
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/121[mm/s]/(H) Thick 2)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-328 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/121[mm/s]/OHP)
Regi Assist(TM/121/OHP)
-127~127
-9
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/121[mm/s]/OHP)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-329 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/121[mm/s]/(L) Plain)
Regi Assist(TM/121/(L)Norm)
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/121[mm/s]/(L) Plain)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-330 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/121[mm/s]/(L) Thick

1)
Regi Assist(TM/121/(L)Thick1)
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/121[mm/s]/(L) Thick 1)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-331 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/121[mm/s]/(L) Label) Regi Assist(TM/121/(L)Label)
-127~127
13
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/121[mm/s]/(L) Label )

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-332 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/121[mm/s]/(L) Thin)
Regi Assist(TM/121/(L)Thin)
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/121[mm/s]/(L) Thin)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-333 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/175[mm/s]/(H) Thick

1)
Regi Assist(TM/175/(H)Thick1)
-127~127
-11
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/175[mm/s]/(H) Thick 1)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-334 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/175[mm/s]/(H) Label) Regi Assist(TM/175/(H)Label)
-127~127
-11
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/175[mm/s]/(H) Label)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-335 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/175[mm/s]/(L) Plain)
Regi Assist(TM/175/(L)Norm)
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/175[mm/s]/(L) Plain)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-336 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/175[mm/s]/(L) Thin)
Regi Assist(TM/175/(L)Thin)
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/175[mm/s]/(L) Thin)

1[ms/step] Adj.
NVM Name
Description
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write
742-337 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/200[mm/s]/Plain /

Regi Assist(TM/200/Norm_ST)
-127~127
-6
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/200[mm/s]/Plain SHORT)

1[ms/step] Adj.

Regi Assist(TM/200/Norm_LG)
-127~127
-6
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/200[mm/s]/Plain LONG)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-339 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/200[mm/s]/Thin/Feed Regi Assist(TM/200/Thin_ST)

Length</=297[mm])
-127~127
-6
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/200[mm/s]/Thin SHORT)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-340 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/200[mm/s]/Thin/

Regi Assist(TM/200/Thin_LG)
-127~127
-6
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/200[mm/s]/Thin LONG)

1[ms/step] Adj.

-127~127
-11
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.

-127~127
-11
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-343 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/225[mm/s]/Thin/Feed Regi Assist(TM/225/Thin_ST)

Length</=297[mm])
-127~127
-11
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-344 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/225[mm/s]/Thin/

-127~127
-11
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-345 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/255.2[mm/s]/Plain /

-127~127
-16
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-346 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/255.2[mm/s]/Plain /

-127~127
-16
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-347 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/255.2[mm/s]/Thin /

Regi Assist(TM/255/Thin_ST)
-127~127
-16
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-348 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (TM/255.2[mm/s]/Thin /

-127~127
-16
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-349 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Dup/79[mm/s]/Plain)
Regi Assist(Dup/79/Norm)
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Dup/79[mm/s]/Plain)

length>297[mm].
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-350 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Dup/79[mm/s]/Thick 1)
Regi Assist(Dup/79/Thick1)
-127~127
54
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Dup/79[mm/s]/Thick 1)

length>297[mm].
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-351 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Dup/79[mm/s]/Thick 2)
Regi Assist(Dup/79/Thick2)
-127~127
54
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Dup/79[mm/s]/Thick 2)

length>297[mm].
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-352 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Dup/121[mm/s]/(H) High

Gloss)
Regi Assist(Dup/121/(H)HG)
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Dup/121[mm/s]/(H) High Gloss)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-353 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Dup/121[mm/s]/(H) Thick Regi Assist(Dup/121/(H)Thick2)

2)
-127~127
31
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Dup/121[mm/s]/(H) Thick 2)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-354 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Dup/121[mm/s]/(L) Plain) Regi Assist(Dup/121/(L)Norm)
-127~127
23
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Dup/121[mm/s]/(L) Plain)

1[ms/step] Adj.
NVM Name
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-207
Description
6.3.17 NVM 742_PH
General
General
2010/08
6-208
6.3.17 NVM 742_PH
Version 1.2
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write
742-355 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Dup/121[mm/s]/(L) Thick Regi Assist(Dup/121/(L)Thick1)

1)
-127~127
23
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Dup/121[mm/s]/(L) Thick 1)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-356 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Dup/175[mm/s]/(H) Thick Regi Assist(Dup/175/(H)Thick1)

1)
-127~127
10
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Dup/175[mm/s]/(H) Thick 1)

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-357 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Dup/175[mm/s]/(L) Plain) Regi Assist(Dup/175/(L)Norm)
-127~127
-10
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (Dup/175[mm/s]/(L) Plain)

1[ms/step] Adj.
-127~127
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
-127~127
-4
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
-127~127
-11
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-361 Regi Assist Timing Adj. (ALL/79[mm/s]/S Paper

Type/Feed Length</=297[mm])
Custom Order Mode
Regi Assist(All/79/S/Short)
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (All/79[mm/s]/S Paper Type SHORT)

*Used in Custom Order Mode.
*Affects all Assist timings with 79 speed and paper type S
specified.
1[ms/step] Adj.

Type/297[mm]<Feed Length</=482.6[mm])
Custom Order Mode
Regi Assist(All/79/S/Long)
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (All/79[mm/s]/S Paper Type LONG)

specified.
1[ms/step] Adj.

Custom Order Mode
-127~127
Read/
Write
Regi Assist Timing Adj. (All/121[mm/s]/S Paper Type

SHORT)
specified.
1[ms/step] Adj.

Custom Order Mode
-127~127
Read/
Write

specified.
1[ms/step] Adj.

Custom Order Mode
-127~127
Read/
Write

SHORT)
specified.
1[ms/step] Adj.

Custom Order Mode
-127~127
Read/
Write

specified.
1[ms/step] Adj.
NVM Name
PSW Display
Description
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write

Custom Order Mode
-127~127
Read/
Write

SHORT)
specified.
1[ms/step] Adj.

Custom Order Mode
-127~127
Read/
Write

specified.
1[ms/step] Adj.

Custom Order Mode
-127~127
Read/
Write

SHORT)
specified.
1[ms/step] Adj.

Custom Order Mode
-127~127
Read/
Write

specified.
1[ms/step] Adj.

Custom Order Mode
-127~127
Read/
Write

SHORT)
specified.
1[ms/step] Adj.

Custom Order Mode
-127~127
Read/
Write

specified.
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-373 Timing of Stopping Regi Feed (79[mm/s])

(RegiSnr1 Off)
T/A Clutch OFF @ RegiSnr Off (79)
0~200
132
Read/
Write
Adj. of timing of stopping Regi Feed (79[mm/s])

1[ms/step] Adj.

(RegiSnr1 Off)
0~200
87
86
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.

(RegiSnr1 Off)
0~200
60
59
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-376 Timing of Stopping Regi Feed (200)[mm/s])

(RegiSnr1 Off)
0~200
53
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.

(RegiSnr1 Off)
0~200
47
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
NVM Name
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-209
Description
6.3.17 NVM 742_PH
General
General
2010/08
6-210
6.3.17 NVM 742_PH
Version 1.2
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write

(RegiSnr1 Off)
0~200
41
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-379 Timing of Stopping Regi Assist ((H)Tray1/ALL

SPEEDs[mm/s])
TA MotorStop @ RegiSnrOFF ((H)T1/ALL

SPEED)
0~150
Read/
Write
Adj. of timing of stopping Regi Assist

((H)Tray1 ALL speeds[mm/s])
*With HIGH M/C, timing of stopping Assist for Tray1/All[mm/
s]
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-380 Timing of Stopping Regi Assist ((H)MSI/121[mm/

s])
TA MotorStop @ TrigSnr Off ((H)MSI/121)
0~150
74
Read/
Write

((H)MSI 121[mm/s])
*With HIGH M/C, timing of stopping Assist for MSI/121[mm/
s]
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-381 Timing of Stopping Regi Assist ((H)MSI/175[mm/

s])
TA MotorStop @ TrigSnr Off ((H)MSI/175)
0~150
51
Read/
Write

((H)MSI 175[mm/s])
*With HIGH M/C, timing of stopping Assist for MSI/175[mm/
s]
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-382 Timing of Stopping Regi Assist (MSI/200[mm/s])

(MsiFeedOutSnr Off)
T/A Motor StepDown @ MsiFeedOutSnr Off 0~150

(MSI/200)
45
Read/
Write
Adj. of timing of stopping Regi Assist (MSI/200)

1[ms/step] Adj.

(MsiFeedOutSnr Off)

(MSI/225)
40
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.

(MsiFeedOutSnr Off)

(MSI/255)
35
Read/
Write

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-385 Timing of Stopping Regi Assist ((L)ALL Trays/

79[mm/s])
TA MotorStop @ RegiSnrOFF ((L)ALL

TRAY/79)
0~150
50
Read/
Write

((L) ALL Trays/79[mm/s])
*With LOW M/C, timing of stopping Assist for All Trays/
79[mm/s]
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-386 Timing of Stopping Regi Assist ((L)ALL/121[mm/

s])
TA MotorStop @ TrigSnr Off ((L)ALL/121)
0~150
50
Read/
Write

((L)ALL 121[mm/s])
121[mm/s]
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-387 Timing of Stopping Regi Assist ((L)ALL/175[mm/

s])
TA MotorStop @ TrigSnr Off ((L)ALL/175)
0~150
50
Read/
Write

((L)ALL 175[mm/s])
175[mm/s]
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-388 OHP Sensor PWM Default Setting Value (at

Power ON)
OHP Sensor Adjust Initial Output @ Power 0~1000

On
1000
1000
Read/
Write
Default for performing auxiliary operation so as to reduce

OHP Sensor variations (Used only at Power ON)
0.1[%/Step]
742-389 OHP Sensor Auxiliary Operation Ref. Value
OHP Sensor Adjust Initial Output @ Print

Mode
1000
1000
Read/
Write
Default for performing auxiliary operation so as to reduce

OHP Sensor variations
0.1[%/Step]
NVM Name
0~1000
Description
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write
742-390 OHP SensorTarget Value
OHP Sensor Level Target Value6
0~330
155
155
Read/
Write
Adjusts Threshold for adjusting OHP PWM Output in OHP

Adjustment
1[/Step]
742-391 Sampling Qty (in OHP Adj. Operation)
OHP Sensor Sampling Count @ Sensor

Setup
1~5
Read/
Write
Adjusts how many times to sample OHP Sensor Value in

OHP Adjustment.
2[times/Step]
742-392 Sampling Qty (Paper Type Detection)
OHP Sensor Sampling Count @ Type

Detect
1~20
10
10
Read/
Write
Adjusts how many times to sample OHP Sensor Value in

Paper Type Detection.
1[time/Step]
742-393 Sampling Delay Time (in OHP Adj. Operation)
OHP Sensor Sampling Delay @ Sensor

Setup
1~10
Read/
Write
Adjusts delay time from PWM Output to Sampling of OHP

Sensor Value in OHP Adjustment.
1[ms/Step]
742-394 OHP Sensor PWM Adj. Value per Step
OHP Sensor PWM Step Parameter
1~30
Read/
Write
Adjusts a ratio per step to reduce OHP Sensor PWM Output.

0.1[%/Step]
742-395 Timing of Starting Paper Type Detection (79mm/s) Paper Type Detect Timing (79mm/s)
0~255
190
Read/
Write
Time from Regi Clutch ON to Start of Paper Type Detection

(79 speed)
1[ms/Step]
742-396 Timing of Starting Paper Type Detection (121[mm/ Paper Type Detect Timing (121mm/s)
s])
0~255
124
124
Read/
Write

(121 speed)
1[ms/Step]
s])
0~255
86
86
Read/
Write

(175 speed)
1[ms/Step]
s])
0~255
75
Read/
Write

(200 speed)
1[ms/Step]
s])
0~255
67
Read/
Write

(225 speed)
1[ms/Step]
s])
0~255
59
Read/
Write

(255 speed)
1[ms/Step]
742-401 Paper Type Judgment Threshold
OHP Detect Threshold
0~1023
620
620
Read/
Write
Adjusts Threshold for judging paper to be OHP transparency

in paper type detection.
1[/Step]
742-402 OHP Sensor Fail Judgment Value
OHP Sensor Fail Threshold
0~200
125
125
Read/
Write
Adjusts OHP PWM Output Value by which to judge OHP

Sensor to have failed in OHP auxiliary operation.
0.5[%/Step]
742-403 OHP Sensor Operation Restriction
OHP Sensor Enable Switch
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Enabled (Paper Type Detection enabled)

1: Disabled (Paper Type Detection disabled)
742-404 OHP Sensor Ref. Value Adjusting Value
OHP Sensor PWM Adjust Value
1~250
20
20
Read/
Write
Value to adjust Reference Value in OHP adjustment.

0.1[%/Step]
NVM Name
Version 1.2
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Description
6.3.17 NVM 742_PH
General
General
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Version 1.2
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write
Paper Length Calcurate Parameter
-20~20
Read/
Write
Adjusts a parameter for the formula for detection of size in

feed direction.
2[ms/step] Adj.
0~100
Read/
Write
Value to adjust time from Regi Clutch ON to TAP Control

Stop (MSI/79[mm/s]/Plain, Plain S, Thin)
*With this NVM set to 0, TAP Control is not performed.
1[ms/step]
Pre Regi TAP Timer (MSI/121/Norm,Norm- 0~100

742-412 Pre Regi TAP Time Adj. (MSI/121[mm/s]/Plain,
S,Thin)
Plain S, Thin)
Custom Order Mode (Regi Clutch ON Detected to
TAP Control Stop)
Read/
Write

1[ms/step]
Pre Regi TAP Timer (MSI/175/Norm,Norm- 0~100

742-413 Pre Regi TAP Time Adj. (MSI/175[mm/s]/Plain,
S,Thin)
Plain S, Thin )
TAP Control Stop)
Read/
Write

1[ms/step]
Pre Regi TAP Timer (Tray1/79/Norm,Norm- 0~100

742-414 Pre Regi TAP Time Adj. (Tray1/79[mm/s]/Plain,
S,Thin)
Plain S, Thin)
TAP Control Stop)
Read/
Write

Stop (Tray1/79[mm/s]/Plain, Plain S, Thin)
1[ms/step]
742-415 Pre Regi TAP Time Adj. (Tray1/121[mm/s]/Plain, Pre Regi TAP Timer (Tray1/121/
Norm,Norm-S,Thin)
Plain S, Thin)
TAP Control Stop)
0~100
Read/
Write

1[ms/step]
742-416 Pre Regi TAP Time Adj. (Tray1/175[mm/s]/Plain, Pre Regi TAP Timer (Tray1/175/
Norm,Norm-S,Thin)
Plain S, Thin)
TAP Control Stop)
0~100
Read/
Write

1[ms/step]
742-420 Timing of Starting MSI Feed Control (MSI/79[mm/ MSI Feed Timing (MSI/79)
s]) (PH Ref. Signal to Feed Start)
-100~100
Read/
Write
Adjusts the timing of starting MSI Feed. (79[mm/s])

2[ms/step] Adj.
742-421 Timing of Starting MSI Feed Control (MSI/

121[mm/s]) (PH Ref. Signal to Feed Start)
MSI Feed Timing (MSI/121)
-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.
742-426 Timing of Starting Tray Feed Control (Tray1/

Tray1 Feed Timing (Tray1/79)
-100~100
Read/
Write
Adjusts the timing of starting Tray1 Feed. (79[mm/s])

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.
NVM Name
742-405 Size-in-Feed-Direc. Detecting Coeffi. T1
Pre Regi TAP Timer (MSI/79/Norm,Norm742-411 Pre Regi TAP Time Adj. (MSI/79[mm/s]/Plain,
S,Thin)
Plain S, Thin)
TAP Control Stop)
Description
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write

-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.
NVM Name
Version 1.2
2010/08
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Description
6.3.17 NVM 742_PH
General
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Version 1.2
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write
-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.
742-450 Timing of Starting Tray Feed Control (HCF/79[mm/ HCF Feed Timing (HCF/79)
s]) (PH Ref. Signal to Feed Start)
-100~100
Read/
Write
Adjusts the timing of starting HCF Feed. (79[mm/s])

2[ms/step] Adj.
742-451 Timing of Starting Tray Feed Control (HCF/

HCF Feed Timing (HCF/121)
-100~100
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
-12
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
-12
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
-12
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

-100~100
-12
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.
742-514 MSI Size Guide Min. Position
MSI Side Guide : Minimum Value
905~1023
966
966
Read/
Write
Stores Min. Data at adjustment of Size Sensor.
742-515 MSI Size Guide Max. Position
MSI Side Guide : Maximum Value
51~121
86
86
Read/
Write
Stores Max Data at adjustment of Size Sensor.
742-596 LPH Write Position (HCF Factory Adj. Value)
Side Regi Adjust (HCF Shipment Value)
-50~50
Read/
Write
Side Regi Adj. Value at HCF shipment from factory
742-597 HCF1 T/A Motor Start Timing
HCF1 T/A Motor Start Timing
0~50
25
25
Read/
Write
Time from Feed Request to T/A Motor ON

10[ms/step]
742-598 HCF1 Feed Start Timing
HCF1 Feed Start Timing
5~50
10
10
Read/
Write
Time from Feed Request to Feed Start

10[ms/step]
742-599 HCF1 Late Feed Start Timing
HCF1 Late Feed Start Timing
5~50
31
31
Read/
Write
Time from Feed Request to Feed Start (in Late Feed Mode)
10[ms/step]
742-600 HCF1 Feed Motor Speed Change Timing1
HCF1 Feed Motor Speed Change Timing1
0~250
70
70
Read/
Write
Indicates time from HCF1 Pre Feed SNR ON to Start of Feed

Motor Acceleration (in the case of 0</=T<90 [ms], where T is
time from Feed Start to Pre Feed SNR ON).
2[ms/step]
742-601 HCF1 Feed Motor Speed Change Timing2
HCF1 Feed Motor Speed Change Timing2
0~250
50
50
Read/
Write
Indicates time from HCF1 Pre Feed SNR ON to Start of Feed

Motor Acceleration (in the case of 90</=T<170 [ms], where T
is time from Feed Start to Pre Feed SNR ON).
2[ms/step]
742-602 HCF1 Feed Motor Off Time
HCF1 Feed Motor Off Time
0~50
Read/
Write
Sets time from HCF1 Feed Out SNR ON to Start of Feed

Motor Stepping-down.
10[ms/step]
742-603 HCF1 T/A Motor Speed Change Timing

10[ms/step]
HCF1 T/A Motor Speed Change Timing
0~50
Read/
Write
Sets time from HCF1 Feed Out SNR ON to HCF1 T/A Motor
Deceleration.
742-604 HCF1 T/A Motor OFF Timing Adj. (79[mm/s],

B5LEF/7.25'x 10.5'LEF)
HCF1 T/A Motor Off Timing1(79)
0~150
54
Read/
Write
Sets time from HCF1 Feed Out SNR ON to Start of T/A

Motor Stepping-down. (79[mm/s], B5LEF/7.25'x 10.5'LEF)
10[ms/step]
NVM Name

Description
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write
742-605 HCF1 T/A Motor OFF Timing Adj. (121[mm/s],

B5LEF/7.25'x 10.5'LEF)
0~150
54
54
Read/
Write

10[ms/step]
742-606 HCF1 T/A Motor OFF Timing Adj. (175[mm/

s],B5LEF/7.25'x 10.5' LEF)
0~150
40
54
Read/
Write

10[ms/step]

s],B5LEF/7.25'x 10.5'LEF)
0~150
40
54
Read/
Write

10[ms/step]

s],B5LEF/7.25'x 10.5'LEF)
0~150
40
54
Read/
Write

10[ms/step]

s],B5LEF/7.25'x 10.5'LEF)
0~150
40
54
Read/
Write

10[ms/step]

s],A4LEF/Letter LEF)
0~150
54
Read/
Write

Motor Stepping-down. (79[mm/s], A4LEF/Letter LEF)
10[ms/step]

0~150
54
54
Read/
Write

10[ms/step]

0~150
40
54
Read/
Write

10[ms/step]

0~150
40
54
Read/
Write

10[ms/step]

0~150
40
54
Read/
Write

10[ms/step]

0~150
40
54
Read/
Write

10[ms/step]
742-616 HCF1 T/A Motor OFF Timing Adj. (79[mm/s], full- HCF1 T/A Motor Off Timing3(79)
bleed A4)
0~150
54
Read/
Write

Motor Stepping-down. (79[mm/s], full-bleed A4)
10[ms/step]
bleed A4)
0~150
54
54
Read/
Write

10[ms/step]
bleed A4)
0~150
40
54
Read/
Write

10[ms/step]
NVM Name
Version 1.2
2010/08
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Description
6.3.17 NVM 742_PH
General
General
2010/08
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Version 1.2
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write
bleed A4)
0~150
40
54
Read/
Write

10[ms/step]
bleed A4)
0~150
40
54
Read/
Write

10[ms/step]
bleed A4)
0~150
40
54
Read/
Write

10[ms/step]
742-624 MSI Customer Stan. Paper Width 1 for auto detec- MSI Customer Paper Width Size 1
tion
0~3200
Read/
Write
Sets width (size in FS direction) of customer standard paper

to be automatically detected. (Use this along with MSI Customer Stan. Paper Length 1 for auto detection.)
0: No setting
Non-0: Setting Size
tion
0~3200
Read/
Write

0: No setting
Non-0: Setting Size
tion
0~3200
Read/
Write

0: No setting
Non-0: Setting Size
742-627 MSI Customer Stan. Paper Length 1 for auto

detection
MSI Customer Paper Length Size 1
0~4826
Read/
Write
Sets length (size in SS direction) of customer standard paper

to be automatically detected. (use this along with MSI Customer Stan. Paper Width 1 for auto detection.)
0: No setting
Non-0: Setting Size

detection
0~4826
Read/
Write

to be automatically detected. (Use this along with MSI Customer Stan. Paper Width 2 for auto detection.)
0: No setting
Non-0: Setting Size

detection
0~4826
Read/
Write

to be automatically detected. (Use this along with MSI Customer Stan. Paper Width 3 for auto detection.)
0: No setting
Non-0: Setting Size
742-632 Timing of Starting Action against Dew
Non Condensing Action Start Timing
0~250
Read/
Write
Timing of starting the rotation of #2Exit Drive Motor

Adjusts how many sheets of such paper as requires action
against dew should be allowed to run continuously before
the start of control.
*With this NVM set to 0, action against dew cannot be taken.
1[sheet/step] Adj.
NVM Name
PSW Display
Description
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write
742-633 Timing of Stopping Action against Dew (79[mm/s]) Non Condensing Action Stop Timing (79)
0~50
14
Read/
Write
Time from Exit Sensor1 Off to Exit2 Motor Stop (79[mm/s])

100[ms/step] Adj.
742-634 Timing of Stopping Action against Dew (121[mm/

s])
Non Condensing Action Stop Timing (121)
0~50
14
14
Read/
Write

100[ms/step] Adj.

s])
0~50
14
14
Read/
Write

100[ms/step] Adj.

s])
0~50
14
Read/
Write

100[ms/step] Adj.

s])
0~50
14
Read/
Write

100[ms/step] Adj.
742-638 Timing of Stopping Action against Dew

(255.2[mm/s])
0~50
14
Read/
Write
Time from Exit Sensor1 Off to Exit2 Motor Stop (255.2[mm/

s])
100[ms/step] Adj.
742-640 Exit Motor Operation for Inverting Paper

Timing of Stopping Forward Rotation (79[mm/s]
Low: Thick 1/Thick 2)
Invert Stop @ ExitSnr10n (79 Low:Tck1/

Tck2)
0~1000
509
Read/
Write
Adjusts time from when paper turns Exit Sensor1 OFF until
Exit Motor is stopped rotating forward for inverting the paper.
(79[mm/s] Low: Thick1/Thick2)
1[ms/step] Adj.

Low: Thick1 High: Thick 2)
Invert Stop @ ExitSnr10n (121 Low: Tck1/

High:Tck2)
0~1000
416
305
Read/
Write
(121[mm/s] Low: Thick1 High: Thick 2)
1[ms/step] Adj.

Low: Plain High: Thick 1)
Invert Stop @IExitSnr10n (175 Low: Norm/ 0~1000

High:Tck1)
285
157
Read/
Write
(175[mm/s] Low:Plain High: Thick 1)
1[ms/step] Adj.

High: Plain)
Invert Stop @ExitSnr10n (200 High: Norm) 0~1000
248
Read/
Write
(200[mm/s] High: Plain)
1[ms/step] Adj.

High: Plain)
Invert Stop @ExitSnr10n (225 High: Norm) 0~1000
219
Read/
Write
(225[mm/s] High: Plain)
1[ms/step] Adj.

Timing of Stopping Forward Rotation (255.2[mm/
s] High: Plain)
Invert Stop @ExitSnr10n(255 High:Norm)
0~1000
191
Read/
Write
(255.2[mm/s] High:Plain)
1[ms/step] Adj.
0~1000
509
Read/
Write
(High Gloss 79[mm/s] Low: Plain)
1[ms/step] Adj.
NVM Name
PSW Display
Invert Stop @ExitSnr10n (H-gloss)

Timing of Stopping Forward Rotation (High Gloss
79[mm/s] Low: Plain)
Version 1.2
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Description
6.3.17 NVM 742_PH
General
General
2010/08
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Version 1.2
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write

Low: Plain)
Invert Stop @ExitSnr10n (121 Low: Norm)
0~1000
305
Read/
Write
(121[mm/s] Low: Plain)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-648 Exit Motor Operation for Inverting Paper: Time

until Start of Inverting
Exit2 Motor Start Timing @ Invert Wait
0~5
Read/
Write
Waiting Time from Stop of Exit2 Motor Forward Rotation to

Start of Reverse Rotation in Paper Inverting Operation
10[ms/step] Adj.
742-650 Timing of Starting Duplex Transport (High Gloss

Low:79[mm/s]/Plain, High:121[mm/s]/Plain)
(with Regi Snr OFF) 2[ms/step] Adj.
DupMot Start Tmg @RegiSnrOff(H-gloss)
-125~125
Read/
Write
Timing of turning Duplex Motor ON to pull in and invert paper

(with RegiSensor OFF at start of inverting, High Gloss Low:
79[mm/s]/Plain, High: 121[mm/s]/Plain) 2[ms/step] Adj.
742-651 Timing of Starting Duplex Transport (121[mm/s])

DupMot Start Tmg @ RegiSnrOff(121

L:Norm/H:tck2)
-125~125
Read/
Write

(with RegiSensor OFF at start of inverting, 121[mm/s] Low:
Plain, High: Thick 2) 2[ms/step] Adj.


L:Norm/H:tck1)
-125~125
Read/
Write


DupMot Start Tmg @ RegiSnrOff(200)
-125~125
Read/
Write

(with RegiSensor OFF at start of inverting, 200[mm/s]) 2[ms/
step] Adj.

DupMot Start Tmg @ RegiSnrOff(225)
-125~125
Read/
Write

step] Adj.
742-655 Timing of Starting Duplex Transport (255.2[mm/s]) DupMot Start Tmg @ RegiSnrOff(255)
-125~125
Read/
Write

(with RegiSensor OFF at start of inverting, 255.2[mm/s])
2[ms/step] Adj.
NVM Name
Description
742-656 Timing of Starting Duplex Transport (79[mm/s]/

Thick )

Low:Tck)
-125~125
Read/
Write

(with RegiSensor OFF at start of inverting, 79[mm/s]
Low:Thick ) 2[ms/step] Adj.

Thick 1)

Low:Tck1)
-125~125
Read/
Write

Thick 1) 2[ms/step] Adj.
742-659 Timing of Starting Duplex Transport (High Gloss

L: 79[mm/s]/Plain, High: 121[mm/s]/Plain)
(with Regi Snr ON) 2[ms/step] Adj.
DupMot Start Tmg @ RegiSnrOn(H-gloss)
-125~125
Read/
Write

(with RegiSensor OFF at start of inverting, High Gloss
Low: 79[mm/s]/Plain, High: 121[mm/s]/Plain)
2[ms/step] Adj.

DupMot Start Tmg @ RegiSnrOn(121

L:Norm/H:tck2)
-125~125
Read/
Write



L:Norm/H:tck1)
-125~125
Read/
Write


DupMot Start Tmg @ RegiSnrOn(200)
-125~125
Read/
Write

step] Adj.
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write
DupMot Start Tmg @ RegiSnrOn(225)
-125~125
Read/
Write

(with RegiSensor OFF at inverting, 225[mm/s])
2[ms/step] Adj.
742-664 Timing of Starting Duplex Transport (255.2[mm/s]) DupMot Start Tmg @ RegiSnrOn(255)
-125~125
Read/
Write

(with RegiSensor OFF at start of inverting, 255.2[mm/s])
2[ms/step] Adj.
NVM Name

Description

Thick)

Low:Tck)
-125~125
Read/
Write

Thick ) 2[ms/step] Adj.

Thick 1)

Low:Tck1)
-125~125
Read/
Write

Thick 1) 2[ms/step] Adj.
742-668 Timing of Suspending Duplex Transport (High

Gloss Low: 79[mm/s]/Plain, High: 121[mm/s]/
Plain)
Duplex Wait Timing (H-gloss)
-125~125
Read/
Write
Timing of turning Duplex Motor OFF to make paper stay at

WaitStation (High Gloss Low: 79[mm/s]/Plain, High:
121[mm/s]/Plain)
*ExitMotor operates together only in the case: paper
length>297[mm].
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-669 Timing of Suspending Duplex Transport (121[mm/ Duplex Wait Timing (121 Low:Norm /
s])
High:Tck2)
-125~125
Read/
Write

WaitStation (121[mm/s] Low:Plain, High: Thick 2)
length>297[mm].
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-670 Timing of Suspending Duplex Transport (175[mm/ Duplex Wait Timing (175 Low:Norm /
s])
High:Tck1)
-125~125
Read/
Write

WaitStation (175[mm/s] Low:Plain, High: Thick 1)
length>297[mm].
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-671 Timing of Suspending Duplex Transport (200[mm/ Duplex Wait Timing (200)
s])
-125~125
Read/
Write

WaitStation (200[mm/s])
length>297[mm].
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-672 Timing of Suspending Duplex Transport (225[mm/ Duplex Wait Timing (225)
s])
-125~125
Read/
Write

length>297[mm].
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-673 Timing of Suspending Duplex Transport

(255.2[mm/s])
-125~125
Read/
Write

WaitStation (255.2[mm/s])
length>297[mm].
1[ms/step] Adj.
Duplex Wait Timing (255)
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Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write
Duplex Wait Timing (79 Low:Tck)
-125~125
Read/
Write

WaitStation (79[mm/s] Low: Thick)
length>297[mm].
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-675 Timing of Suspending Duplex Transport (121[mm/ Duplex Wait Timing (121 Low:Tck1)
s]/Thick 1)
-125~125
Read/
Write

WaitStation (121[mm/s] Low: Thick 1)
*ExitMotor operates togetheronly with paper
length>297[mm].
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-677 Timing of Starting DuplexFeed (High Gloss Low:

79[mm/s]/Plain, High: 121[mm/s]/Plain)
Duplex Feed Start Tmg (H-gloss)
-125~125
Read/
Write
Timing of turning Duplex Motor ON after paper has stayed at

WaitStation (High Gloss Low: 79[mm/s]/Plain, High:
121[mm/s]/Plain)
length>297[mm].
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-678 Timing of Starting DuplexFeed (121[mm/s])
Duplex Feed Start Tmg (121 Low:Norm/

High:tck2)
-125~125
Read/
Write
Timing of turning DuplexMotor ON after paper has stayed at

WaitStation (121[mm/s] Low: Plain, High: Thick 2)
length>297[mm].
1[ms/step] Adj.
Duplex Feed Start Tmg (175 Low:Norm/

High:tck1)
-125~125
Read/
Write

WaitStation (175[mm/s] Low: Plain, High: Thick 1)
length>297[mm].
1[ms/step] Adj.
Duplex Feed Start Tmg (200)
-125~125
Read/
Write

length>297[mm].
1[ms/step] Adj.
-125~125
Read/
Write

length>297[mm].
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-682 Timing of Starting DuplexFeed (255.2[mm/s])
-125~125
Read/
Write

WaitStation (255.2[mm/s])
*ExitMotor operates togetheronly with paper
length>297[mm].
1[ms/step] Adj.
NVM Name
742-674 Timing of Suspending Duplex Transport (79[mm/

s]/Thick)
Description
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write
742-683 Timing of Starting DuplexFeed (79[mm/s]/Thick)
Duplex Feed Start Tmg (79 Low:Tck)
-125~125
Read/
Write

WaitStation (79[mm/s] Low:Thick)
length>297[mm].
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-684 Timing of Starting DuplexFeed (121[mm/s]/Thick

1)
Duplex Feed Start Tmg (121 Low:Tck1)
-125~125
Read/
Write

WaitStation (121[mm/s] Low: Thick 1)
length>297[mm].
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-691 Noise Action Control ExitGateSol OFF
Exit Gate Solenoid OFF Timer
0~100
50
40
Read/
Write
OFF Period Adj. in turning ExitGateSolenoid OFF for noise

action 1[ms/step] Adj.
742-692 Noise Action Control ExitGateSol ON
Exit Gate Solenoid ON Timer
0~100
10
10
Read/
Write
ON Period Adj. in turning ExitGateSolenoid OFF for noise

action 1[ms/step] Adj.
742-693 Noise Action Control FaceUpGateSol OFF
FaceUp Gate Solenoid OFF Timer
0~100
50
68
Read/
Write
OFF Period Adj. in turning FaceUpGateSolenoid OFF for

noise action 1[ms/step] Adj.
742-694 Noise Action Control FaceUpGateSol ON
FaceUp Gate Solenoid ON Timer
0~100
10
Read/
Write
ON Period Adj. in turning FaceUpGateSolenoid OFF for

noise action 1[ms/step] Adj.
742-695 Noise Action Control ExitGateSol ON
Exit Gate Solenoid ON Timer
0~50
20
20
Read/
Write
ExitGateSolenoid ON Period Adj. for noise action 1[ms/step]

Adj.
742-696 Noise Action Control ExitGateSol OFF
Exit Gate Solenoid OFF Timer
0~50
10
10
Read/
Write
ExitGateSolenoid OFF Period Adj. for noise action 1[ms/

step] Adj.
742-697 Noise Action Control FaceUpGateSol ON
FaceUp Gate Solenoid ON Timer
0~50
15
15
Read/
Write
FaceUpGateSolenoid ON Period Adj. for noise action 1[ms/

step] Adj.
742-698 Noise Action Control FaceUpGateSol OFF
FaceUp Gate Solenoid OFF Timer
0~50
25
25
Read/
Write
FaceUpGateSolenoid OFF Period Adj. for noise action

1[ms/step] Adj.
742-781 OCT1 Offset Operation Restriction
OCT1 Offset Enable Switch
0~1
Read/
Write
Support for BAM

0: Enabled
1: Disabled
742-782 OCT1 Motor Drive Frequency Switching SW
OCT1 Motor Mode
0~1
Read/
Write
Switches the method of energizing OCT1 Motor.

0: 2-phase energizing
1: 1-2 phase energizing
742-783 Timing of Starting OCT1 Offset Initializing Ope.
OCT1 Offset Initialize Timing
0~60
30
Read/
Write
Adj. of the timing of starting the OCT1 Offset Initialize operation (From Regi Start to #1Offset Motor Homing On)
10[ms/step] Adj.
742-784 Timing of Starting OCT1 Offset Operation (79

speed/L</=297)
OCT1 Offset Start Timing (79/Short)
-125~125
Read/
Write
Adj. of the timing of starting OCT1 Offset Operation (79

speed/L</=297) (From OCT Snr1 Off to Offset Motor On)
2[ms/step] Adj.

speed/L>297)
OCT1 Offset Start Timing (79/Long)
-125~125
Read/
Write

speed/L>297) (From OCT Snr1 Off to Offset Motor On) 2[ms/
step] Adj.
NVM Name
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Description
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Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write

speed)/L</=297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

speed)/L</=297) (From OCT Snr1 Off to Offset Motor On)
2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L>297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

speed)/L>297) (From OCT Snr1 Off to Offset Motor On)
2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L</=297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L>297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L</=297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L>297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L</=297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L>297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.
742-794 Timing of Starting OCT1 Offset Operation (255.2

speed)/L</=297)
-125~125
Read/
Write
Adj. of the timing of starting OCT1 Offset Operation (255.2

2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L>297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.
742-796 Timing of Starting OCT1 Returning Ope. (79

speed/L</=297)
OCT1 Offset Return Timing (79/Short)
-125~125
Read/
Write
Adj. of the timing of starting the OCT1 returning operation

(79 speed/L</=297) (From OCT Snr1 Off to Offset Motor On)
2[ms/step] Adj.

speed/L>297)
OCT1 Offset Return Timing (79/Long)
-125~125
Read/
Write

(79 speed/L>297) (From OCT Snr1 Off to Offset Motor On)
2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L</=297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

(121 speed)/L</=297) (From OCT Snr1 Off to Offset Motor
On) 2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L>297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

(121 speed)/L>297) (From OCT Snr1 Off to Offset Motor On)
2[ms/step] Adj.
NVM Name
Description
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write

speed)/L</=297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

On) 2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L>297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L</=297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

On) 2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L>297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L</=297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

On) 2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L>297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.
742-806 Timing of Starting OCT1 Returning Ope. (255.2

speed)/L</=297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

(255.2 speed)/L</=297) (From OCT Snr1 Off to Offset Motor
On) 2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L>297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

(255.2 speed)/L>297) (From OCT Snr1 Off to Offset Motor
On) 2[ms/step] Adj.
742-809 OCT2 Offset Operation Restriction
OCT2 Offset Enable Switch
0~1
Read/
Write
Support for BAM

0: Enabled
1: Disabled
742-810 OCT2 Motor Drive Frequency Switching SW
OCT2 Motor Mode
0~1
Read/
Write
Switches the method of energizing OCT2 Motor.

0: 2-phase energizing
1: 1-2 phase energizing
742-811 Timing of Starting OCT2 Offset Initializing Ope.
OCT2 Offset Initialize Timing
0~60
30
Read/
Write
Adj. of the timing of starting the OCT2 Offset Initializing operation (From Regi Start to #2Offset Motor Homing On)
10[ms/step] Adj.

speed/L</=297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

speed/L</=297) (From OCT Snr2 Off to Offset Motor On)
2[ms/step] Adj.

speed/L>297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

speed/L>297) (From OCT Snr2 Off to Offset Motor On) 2[ms/
step] Adj.

speed)/L</=297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.
NVM Name
Version 1.2
2010/08
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Description
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Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write

speed)/L>297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L</=297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L>297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L</=297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L>297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L</=297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L>297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L</=297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L>297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

speed/L</=297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

(79 speed/L</=297) (From OCT Snr2 Off to Offset Motor On)
2[ms/step] Adj.

speed/L>297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

(79 speed/L>297) (From OCT Snr2 Off to Offset Motor On)
2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L</=297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

On) 2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L>297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L</=297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

On) 2[ms/step] Adj.
NVM Name
Description
Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write

speed)/L>297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L</=297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

On) 2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L>297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L</=297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

On) 2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L>297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L</=297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

(255.2 speed)/L</=297) (From OCT Snr2 Off to Offset Motor
On) 2[ms/step] Adj.

speed)/L>297)
-125~125
Read/
Write

(255.2 speed)/L>297) (From OCT Snr2 Off to Offset Motor
On) 2[ms/step] Adj.
742-836 Adj. of Energize OFF Timing in Offset Returning

Ope.
Offset Return Excitation OFF Timing
0~100
50
Read/
Write
Adj. of the timing of turning OFF energizing in Offset Returning Operation

(common to OCT1&2 and all Process Speeds)
1[ms/step] Adj.
742-842 OCT1 Full Detection Time
OCT1 Full Detect Time
1~30
10
10
Read/
Write
Adjusts OCT1 Full Detection Time at output to Exit1 Tray.

1[s/step] Adj.
742-843 OCT2 Full Detection Time
OCT2 Full Detect Time
1~30
10
10
Read/
Write
Adjusts OCT2 Full Detection Time at output to Exit2 Tray.

1[s/step] Adj.
742-844 OCT1-Full-Detected Clear Time
OCT1 Full Detected Release Time
1~30
Read/
Write
Adjusts time to clear OCT1 Full detected at output to Exit1

Tray.
1[s/step] Adj.
742-845 OCT2-Full-Detected Clear Time
OCT2 Full Detected Release Time
1~30
Read/
Write
Adjusts time to clear OCT2 Full detected at output to Exit2

Tray.
1[s/step] Adj.
742-846 OCT1 Full Detection Switching
OCT1 Full Enable Switch
0~1
Read/
Write
Switch to switch ON/OFF OCT1 Full Detection Control.

0: Full Detection Control OFF
1: Full Detection Control ON
742-847 OCT2 Full Detection Switching
OCT2 Full Enable Switch
0~1
Read/
Write
Switch to switch ON/OFF OCT2 Full Detection Control.

0: Full Detection Control OFF
1: Full Detection Control ON
NVM Name
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Table 1 NVM 742_PH

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range

High
Low
Write
Description
742-849 Decurler Ope. Control (Plain 1,2/Simplex)
Decurler Enable Switch (Normal1,2/Simplex)
0~1
Read/
Write
Switch to switch ON/OFF Decurler Control in Plain 1,2/Simplex Mode.

0: Decurler Control OFF
1: Decurler Control ON
742-850 Decurler Ope. Control (Plain 1,2/Duplex)
Decurler Enable Switch (Normal1,2/Duplex) 0~1
Read/
Write
Switch to switch ON/OFF Decurler Control in Plain 1,2/

Duplex Mode.
742-851 Decurler Ope. Control (Thick 1,2/Coated/Simplex) Decurler Enable Switch (Thick1,2/Coat/
Simplex)
0~1
Read/
Write
Switch to switch ON/OFF Decurler Control in Thick 1,2/

Coated/Simplex Mode.
742-852 Decurler Ope. Control (Thick 1,2/Coated/Duplex)
Decurler Enable Switch (Thick1,2/Coat/

Duplex)
0~1
Read/
Write
Switch to switch ON/OFF Decurler Control in Thick 1,2/

Coated/Duplex Mode.
742-857 Output Tray Available or Not
SwitchOutput Tray Enable Switch
0~3
Read/
Write
Switch to select Output Tray Available or Not (output

enabled/disabled).
1=Output enabled, 0=Output disabled
Setting Values (Any value but the following is invalid.)
0: Option Tray unavailable
1: Exit2 Tray available
2: FaceUpTray available
3: Exit2 Tray available/FaceUpTray available
742-858 Selection of Test Print Output Tray
Destination Tray @ Test Print
0~4
Read/
Write
Switches between the trays to output TEST PRINT to.

0: Face Down Tray #1/Finisher Stacker
1: Face Down Tray #2
2: Face Up Tray
742-859 No Paper Run & Jam Bypass
No Paper Run & Jam Bypass Mode
0~15
Read/
Write
0: Normal Mode
1: Jam Bypass
2: No Paper Run
3: IBT Check

Table 1 NVM 744_Fuser
ChainLink
Setting Range
Read/
Default High Default Low Write
744-001 Error Detection Flag
0~4
Read/
Write
0: No record of Fail
1: STS-Center High Temp Error detected (Running)
2: STS-Rear High Temp Error detected (Running)
3:STS-Center High Temp Error detected (Not Running)
4: STS-Rear High Temp Error detected (Not Running)
744-573 OHP Blocking Countermeasure Mode
0~1
Read/
Write
0: OHP Blocking Countermeasure mode OFF

1: OHP Blocking Countermeasure mode ON
744-781 Fine Adj. of Fuser Motor Speed

Common to 25&35 sheets, Thick 1 BW (121mm/
s)
12000~12500
12214
12214
Read/
Write

Common to 25&35 sheets, Coated 1 BW
(121mm/s)
12000~12500
12214
12214
Read/
Write

Common to 25&35 sheets, Coated 2 (79mm/s)
18500~19000
18708
18708
Read/
Write

Common to 25&35 sheets, Label BW (121mm/s)
12000~12500
12214
12214
Read/
Write

Common to 25&35 sheets, Thick 2 (79mm/s)
18500~19000
18708
18708
Read/
Write

Common to 25&35 sheets, OHP FC (79mm/s)
18500~19000
18708
18708
Read/
Write
744-787 Fine Adj. of Fuser Motor SpeedF

Common to 25&35 sheets, Long Thick 1 (79mm/
s)
18400~18900
18654
18654
Read/
Write

Common to 25&35 sheets, Long Thick 2 (79mm/
s)
18400~18900
18654
18654
Read/
Write

25 sheets, Plain A,F,G (121mm/s)
12000~12840
12262
12336
Read/
Write

8200~8880
8478
8530
Read/
Write

25 sheets, Plain S (121mm/s)
12000~12840
12262
12336
Read/
Write

8200~8880
8478
8530
Read/
Write

25 sheets, Plain B,C,D,E (121mm/s)
12000~12840
12262
12336
Read/
Write

35 sheets, Plain B,C,D,E (175mm/s)
8200~8880
8478
8530
Read/
Write
NVM Name
PSW Display
Version 1.2
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Description
General
General
2010/08
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ChainLink
Setting Range
Read/
744-795 Fine Adj. of Fuser Motor Speed 25 sheets Thick 1

FC (79mm/s)
18500~19000
18708
18708
Read/
Write

35 sheets, Thick 1 FC (121mm/s)
12000~12500
12214
12214
Read/
Write
744-797 Fine Adj. of Fuser Motor Speed 25 sheets Label

FC (79mm/s)
18500~19000
18708
18708
Read/
Write
744-798 Fine Adj. of Fuser Motor Speed 35 sheets Label

FC (121mm/s)
12000~12500
12214
12214
Read/
Write
744-799 Fine Adj. of Fuser Motor Speed 25 sheets Coated

1 FC (79mm/s)
18500~19000
18708
18708
Read/
Write
744-800 Fine Adj. of Fuser Motor Speed 35 sheets Coated

1 FC (121mm/s)
12000~12500
12214
12214
Read/
Write
744-801 Fine Adj. of Fuser Motor Speed 25 sheets OHP

BW (79mm/s)
18500~19000
18708
18708
Read/
Write
744-802 Fine Adj. of Fuser Motor Speed 35 sheets OHP

BW (121mm/s)
12000~12500
12214
12214
Read/
Write

11900~12400
12124
12124
Read/
Write

11900~12400
12112
12124
Read/
Write

17300~17800
17534
17534
Read/
Write

17300~17800
17534
17534
Read/
Write

Common to 45&55 sheets, Label (121mm/s)
17300~17800
17534
17534
Read/
Write

Common to 45&55 sheets, OHP (121mm/s)
17300~17800
17534
17534
Read/
Write

Common to 45&55 sheets, Long Thick 1
(121mm/s)
17300~17800
17534
17534
Read/
Write

Common to 45&55 sheets, Long Thick 2
(121mm/s)
17300~17800
17534
17534
Read/
Write

10400~10900
10672
10650
Read/
Write

55 sheets, Plain A,F,G BW (255mm/s)
8100~8600
8362
8346
Read/
Write

55 sheets, Plain A,F,G FC (225mm/s)
9200~9700
9484
9466
Read/
Write

10400~10900
10672
10650
Read/
Write
NVM Name
PSW Display
Description

ChainLink
Setting Range
Read/

55 sheets, Plain S BW (255mm/s)
8100~8600
8362
8346
Read/
Write

55 sheets, Plain S FC (225mm/s)
9200~9700
9446
9466
Read/
Write

45 sheets, Plain B,C,D,E Thin (200mm/s)
10400~10900
10672
10650
Read/
Write

55 sheets, Plain B,C,D,E BW (255mm/s)
8100~8600
8362
8346
Read/
Write
744-819 Fine Adj. of Fuser Motor Speed 55 sheets, Plain

B,C,D,E FC, Thin (225mm/s)
9200~9700
9484
9446
Read/
Write
744-820 Power Voltage Info by market
0~1
Read/
Write
NVM Name
PSW Display
Version 1.2
2010/08
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Description
Rewriting is prohibited except at board replacement.

0: 100V-series region
1: 200V-series region
General
General
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Table 1 NVM 745_Xfer
ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
High
Default Low Read/Write Description
745-001
745-002
1st BTR Resistance Detec. Ref. Current (79mm/s) Y
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
1st BTR Resistance Detec. Ref. Current (79mm/s) M
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-003
1st BTR Resistance Detec. Ref. Current (79mm/s) C
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-004
1st BTR Resistance Detec. Ref. Current (79mm/s) K
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-005
1st BTR Resistance Detec. Ref. Current (BW79mm/s) K
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-006
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-007
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-008
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
PSW Display
[0.1uA]
745-009
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-010
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-011
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-012
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-013
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-014
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-015
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-016
0~370
169
169
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-017
0~370
169
169
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-018
0~370
169
169
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-019
0~370
169
169
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-020
0~370
169
169
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-021
0~370
193
193
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-022
0~370
193
193
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-023
0~370
193
193
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-024
0~370
193
193
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-025
0~370
193
193
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-026
1st BTR Resistance Detec. Ref. Current (BW255.2mm/s) K
0~370
216
216
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-027
1st BTR Transfer Bias Output Fixed Value (79mm/s) Y
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-028
1st BTR Transfer Bias Output Fixed Value (79mm/s) M
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-029
1st BTR Transfer Bias Output Fixed Value (79mm/s) C
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-030
1st BTR Transfer Bias Output Fixed Value (79mm/s) K
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-031
1st BTR Transfer Bias Output Fixed Value (BW79mm/s) K
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-032
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-033
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-034
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-035
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-036
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
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ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
High
745-037
745-038
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-039
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-040
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-041
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-042
0~370
169
169
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-043
0~370
169
169
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-044
0~370
169
169
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-045
0~370
169
169
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-046
0~370
169
169
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-047
0~370
193
193
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-048
0~370
193
193
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-049
0~370
193
193
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-050
0~370
193
193
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-051
0~370
193
193
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-052
1st BTR Transfer Bias Output Fixed Value (BW255.2mm/s)

K
0~370
216
216
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-053
P/R Cycle Correction Coefficient Y
0~100
Read/Write
[0.1]
745-054
P/R Cycle Correction Coefficient M
0~100
Read/Write
[0.1]
745-055
P/R Cycle Correction Coefficient C
0~100
Read/Write
[0.1]
PSW Display
[0.1uA]
745-056
P/R Cycle Correction Coefficient K
0~100
Read/Write
[0.1]
745-057
P/R Cycle Correction Coefficient BW MODE K
0~100
Read/Write
[0.1]
745-058
1st Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. A1 (79mm/s, Y)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-059
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-060
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-061
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-062
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-063
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-064
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-065
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-066
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-067
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-068
1st Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. A1 (79mm/s, M)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-069
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-070
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-071
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-072
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-073
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-074
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]

ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
High
745-075
745-076
0~100
Read/Write
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-077
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-078
1st Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. A1 (79mm/s, C)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-079
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-080
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-081
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-082
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-083
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-084
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-085
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-086
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-087
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-088
1st Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. A1 (79mm/s, K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-089
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-090
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-091
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-092
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-093
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-094
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-095
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-096
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-097
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-098
1st Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. A1 (79mm/s, BW

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-099

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-100

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-101

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-102

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-103

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-104

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-105

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
PSW Display
Version 1.2
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[0.01uA]
6.3.19 NVM 745_Xfe
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General
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Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
High
745-106

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-107

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-108
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-109
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-110
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-111
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-112
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-113
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-114
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-115
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-116
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-117
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-118
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-119
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-120
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-121
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-122
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-123
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-124
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-125
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-126
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-127
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-128
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-129
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-130
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-131
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-132
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-133
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-134
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-135
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-136
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-137
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-138
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-139
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-140
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-141
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-142
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-143
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]

ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
High
745-144
745-145
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-146
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-147
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-148

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-149

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-150

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-151

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-152

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-153

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-154

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-155

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-156

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-157

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-158
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-159
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-160
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-161
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-162
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-163
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-164
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-165
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-166
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-167
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-168
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-169
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-170
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-171
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-172
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-173
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
PSW Display
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General
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ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
High
745-174
745-175
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-176
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-177
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-178
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-179
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-180
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-181
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-182
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-183
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-184
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-185
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-186
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-187
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-188
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-189
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-190
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-191
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-192
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-193
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-194
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-195
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-196
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-197
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-198

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-199

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-200

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-201

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-202

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-203

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-204

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-205

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
PSW Display

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
High
745-206

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-207

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-208
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-209
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-210
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-211
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-212
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-213
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-214
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-215
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-216
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-217
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-218
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-219
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-220
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-221
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-222
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-223
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-224
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-225
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-226
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-227
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-228
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-229
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-230
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-231
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-232
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-233
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-234
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-235
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-236
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-237
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-238
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-239
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-240
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-241
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-242
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
Version 1.2
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General
2010/08
6-238
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Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
High
745-243
745-244
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-245
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-246
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-247
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-248

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-249

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-250

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-251

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-252

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-253

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-254

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-255

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-256

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-257

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-258
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-259
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-260
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-261
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-262
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-263
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-264
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-265
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-266
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-267
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-268
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-269
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-270
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-271
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-272
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-273
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
PSW Display

ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
High
745-274
745-275
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-276
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-277
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-278
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-279
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-280
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-281
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-282
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-283
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-284
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-285
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-286
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-287
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-288
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-289
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-290
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-291
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-292
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-293
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-294
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-295
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-296
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-297
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-298

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-299

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-300

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-301

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-302

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-303

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-304

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-305

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
PSW Display
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-239
6.3.19 NVM 745_Xfe
General
General
2010/08
6-240
6.3.19 NVM 745_Xfe
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
High
745-306

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-307

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-308
1st Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. A1 (255.2mm/s, BW

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-309

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-310

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-311

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-312

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-313

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-314

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-315

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-316

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-317

MODE K)
0~100
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-318
1st Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. B1 (79mm/s, Y)
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-319
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-320
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-321
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-322
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-323
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-324
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-325
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-326
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-327
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-328
1st Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. B1 (79mm/s, M)
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-329
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-330
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-331
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-332
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-333
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-334
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]

ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
High
745-335
745-336
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-337
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-338
1st Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. B1 (79mm/s, C)
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-339
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-340
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-341
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-342
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-343
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-344
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-345
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-346
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-347
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-348
1st Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. B1 (79mm/s, K)
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-349
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-350
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-351
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-352
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-353
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-354
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-355
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-356
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-357
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-358
1st Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. B1 (79mm/s, BW

MODE K)
0~370
50
50
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-359

MODE K)
0~370
50
50
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-360

MODE K)
0~370
50
50
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-361

MODE K)
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-362

MODE K)
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-363

MODE K)
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-364

MODE K)
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-365

MODE K)
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
PSW Display
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-241
[0.1uA]
6.3.19 NVM 745_Xfe
General
General
2010/08
6-242
6.3.19 NVM 745_Xfe
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
High
745-366

MODE K)
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-367

MODE K)
0~370
67
67
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-368
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-369
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-370
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-371
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-372
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-373
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-374
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-375
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-376
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-377
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-378
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-379
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-380
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-381
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-382
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-383
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-384
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-385
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-386
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-387
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-388
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-389
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-390
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-391
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-392
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-393
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-394
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-395
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-396
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-397
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-398
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-399
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-400
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-401
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-402
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-403
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]

ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
High
745-404
745-405
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-406
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-407
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-408

MODE K)
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-409

MODE K)
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-410

MODE K)
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-411

MODE K)
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-412

MODE K)
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-413

MODE K)
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-414

MODE K)
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-415

MODE K)
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-416

MODE K)
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-417

MODE K)
0~370
103
103
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-418
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-419
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-420
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-421
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-422
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-423
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-424
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-425
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-426
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-427
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-428
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-429
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-430
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-431
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-432
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-433
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
PSW Display
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-243
6.3.19 NVM 745_Xfe
General
General
2010/08
6-244
6.3.19 NVM 745_Xfe
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
High
745-434
745-435
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-436
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-437
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-438
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-439
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-440
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-441
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-442
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-443
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-444
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-445
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-446
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-447
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-448
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-449
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-450
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-451
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-452
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-453
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-454
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-455
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-456
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-457
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-458

MODE K)
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-459

MODE K)
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-460

MODE K)
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-461

MODE K)
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-462

MODE K)
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-463

MODE K)
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-464

MODE K)
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-465

MODE K)
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
PSW Display

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
High
745-466

MODE K)
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-467

MODE K)
0~370
148
148
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
745-468
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-469
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-470
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-471
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-472
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-473
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-474
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-475
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-476
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-477
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-478
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-479
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-480
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-481
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-482
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-483
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-484
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-485
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-486
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-487
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-488
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-489
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-490
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-491
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-492
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-493
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-494
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-495
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-496
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-497
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-498
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-499
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-500
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-501
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-502
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-245
6.3.19 NVM 745_Xfe
General
General
2010/08
6-246
6.3.19 NVM 745_Xfe
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
High
745-503
745-504
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-505
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-506
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-507
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-508

MODE K)
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-509

MODE K)
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-510

MODE K)
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-511

MODE K)
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-512

MODE K)
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-513

MODE K)
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-514

MODE K)
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-515

MODE K)
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-516

MODE K)
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-517

MODE K)
0~255
169
169
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-518
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-519
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-520
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-521
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-522
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-523
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-524
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-525
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-526
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-527
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-528
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-529
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-530
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-531
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-532
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-533
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
PSW Display

ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
High
745-534
745-535
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-536
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-537
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-538
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-539
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-540
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-541
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-542
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-543
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-544
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-545
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-546
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-547
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-548
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-549
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-550
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-551
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-552
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-553
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-554
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-555
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-556
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-557
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-558

MODE K)
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-559

MODE K)
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-560

MODE K)
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-561

MODE K)
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-562

MODE K)
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-563

MODE K)
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-564

MODE K)
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-565

MODE K)
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
PSW Display
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
High
745-566

MODE K)
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-567

MODE K)
0~255
193
193
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-568
1st Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. B1 (255.2mm/s, BW

MODE K)
0~255
216
216
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-569

MODE K)
0~255
216
216
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-570

MODE K)
0~255
216
216
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-571

MODE K)
0~255
216
216
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-572

MODE K)
0~255
216
216
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-573

MODE K)
0~255
216
216
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-574

MODE K)
0~255
216
216
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-575

MODE K)
0~255
216
216
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-576

MODE K)
0~255
216
216
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-577

MODE K)
0~255
216
216
Read/Write
[0.01uA]
745-578
1st BTR Vmonitor(Y) 1
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-579
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-580
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-581
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-582
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-583
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-584
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-585
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-586
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-587
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-588
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-589
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-590
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-591
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-592
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-593
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-594
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]

ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
High
745-595
745-596
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-597
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-598
1st BTR Vmonitor(M) 1
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-599
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-600
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-601
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-602
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-603
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-604
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-605
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-606
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-607
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-608
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-609
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-610
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-611
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-612
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-613
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-614
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-615
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-616
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-617
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-618
1st BTR Vmonitor(C) 1
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-619
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-620
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-621
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-622
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-623
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-624
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-625
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-626
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-627
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-628
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-629
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-630
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-631
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-632
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
PSW Display
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ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
High
745-633
745-634
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-635
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-636
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-637
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-638
1st BTR Vmonitor(K) 1
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-639
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-640
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-641
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-642
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-643
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-644
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-645
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-646
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-647
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-648
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-649
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-650
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-651
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-652
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-653
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-654
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-655
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-656
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-657
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[1V]
745-664
Low A/C 1st Transfer Current Correction Switch
0~1
Read/Write
0: On, 1: Off
745-665
Low A/C 1st Transfer Current Adjusting Environ. (Low A/C

Toner Band Generating Environ.)
1~10
Read/Write
Performs adjustment using a specified Environ.

No. or above.
745-666
Low A/C 1st Transfer Current Adj. A/C Threshold (Low A/C
Toner Band Generating A/C Threshold)
0~65535
Read/Write
Performs adjustment using a specified No. or

below.
745-667
Low A/C 1st Transfer Current Adj. Coef. (121mm/s)
0~200
135
135
Read/Write
Duty to K-color 1st Transfer Final Output

(121mm/s)[%]
745-668
0~200
135
135
Read/Write

(175mm/s)[%]
745-669
0~200
135
135
Read/Write

(200mm/s)[%]
745-670
0~200
135
135
Read/Write

(228mm/s)[%]
745-671
Low A/C 1st Transfer Current Adj. Coef. (255.2mm/s)
0~200
135
135
Read/Write

(255.2mm/s)[%]
PSW Display

ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
High
745-672
2nd BTR Retracting Switch at CRU Life End
0~2
Read/Write
0: On (always retract in Sleep/Low Power)

1: On (retract only at CRU Life End)
2: Off (not retract)
745-674
Emergency Shut-down Timer
0~6000
Read/Write
[1ms]
Turning ON the Emergency Shut-down Switch
makes IOT shut down in a spec. time after its
cycle up.
PSW Display
Version 1.2
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/Write
Description
746-001 Resistance Detection Control On/Off Switch
0~1
Read/Write
0: On, 1: Off
746-002 1st BTR Transfer Bias Final Output Value Y
0~370
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
746-003 1st BTR Transfer Bias Final Output Value M
0~370
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
746-004 1st BTR Transfer Bias Final Output Value C
0~370
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
746-005 1st BTR Transfer Bias Final Output Value K
0~370
Read/Write
[0.1uA]
746-006 1st BTR System Resistance (Y)
0~1000
100
100
Read/Write
[1M omega]
746-007 1st BTR System Resistance (M)
0~1000
100
100
Read/Write
[1M omega]
746-008 1st BTR System Resistance (C)
0~1000
100
100
Read/Write
[1M omega]
746-009 1st BTR System Resistance (K)
0~1000
100
100
Read/Write
[1M omega]
746-013 Environment Control On/Off Switch
0~1
Read/Write
0: On, 1: Off
746-014 Ref. Environ. No. with Environ. Control Off
1~10
Read/Write
746-015 Environ. No. selected according to Temp & Humidity
1~10
Read/Write
746-016 2nd BTR Final Output (Side1)
0~8000
2000
2000
Read/Write
[-1V]
746-017 2nd BTR Final Output (Side2)
0~8000
2000
2000
Read/Write
[-1V]
746-018 Most Recent 2nd BTR System Resistance
0~1000
30
30
Read/Write
[1M omega]
746-019 Job 1st Sheet 2nd BTR System Resistance
0~1000
30
30
Read/Write
[1M omega]
746-020 IBT MOT Reversing Switch
0~2
Read/Write
[0: Reverse at Job End, 1: Reverse during Job, 2: Not

reverse]
746-021 IBT MOT Reverse Rotation Time
0~1023
150
150
Read/Write
[1ms]
746-022 IBT MOT Reversing Environment
0~10
Read/Write
Reverses in a spec. No. or above environment.
746-036 2nd BTR Transfer Bias Output Fixed Value (79mm/s, Side1)
0~8000
2000
2000
Read/Write
[-1V]
0~8000
2000
2000
Read/Write
[-1V]
0~8000
2000
2000
Read/Write
[-1V]
0~8000
2000
2000
Read/Write
[-1V]
0~8000
2000
2000
Read/Write
[-1V]
0~8000
2000
2000
Read/Write
[-1V]
0~8000
2000
2000
Read/Write
[-1V]
0~8000
2000
2000
Read/Write
[-1V]
0~8000
2000
2000
Read/Write
[-1V]
0~8000
2000
2000
Read/Write
[-1V]
746-046 2nd BTR Transfer Bias Output Fixed Value (255.2mm/s, Side1)
0~8000
2000
2000
Read/Write
[-1V]
746-047 2nd BTR Transfer Bias Output Fixed Value (255.2mm/s, Side2)
0~8000
2000
2000
Read/Write
[-1V]
746-048 2nd BTR Lead Edge Output Adj. Range (79mm/s)
0~50
Read/Write
[10ms]
0~50
Read/Write
[10ms]
0~50
Read/Write
[10ms]
746-051 2nd BTR Lead Edge Output Adj. Coef. (79mm/s, Thick, BW)
0~250
100
100
Read/Write
[1%]
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/Write
Description
746-052 2nd BTR Lead Edge Output Adj. Coef. (79mm/s, Thick, FC)
0~250
100
100
Read/Write
[1%]
746-053 2nd BTR Lead Edge Output Adj. Coef. (79mm/s, Film, BW)
0~250
100
100
Read/Write
[1%]
746-054 2nd BTR Lead Edge Output Adj. Coef. (79mm/s, Film, FC)
0~250
100
100
Read/Write
[1%]
746-055 2nd BTR Lead Edge Output Adj. Coef. (79mm/s, Coated, BW)
0~250
100
100
Read/Write
[1%]
746-056 2nd BTR Lead Edge Output Adj. Coef. (79mm/s, Coated, FC)
0~250
100
100
Read/Write
[1%]
0~250
100
100
Read/Write
[1%]
0~250
100
100
Read/Write
[1%]
0~250
100
100
Read/Write
[1%]
0~250
100
100
Read/Write
[1%]
0~250
100
100
Read/Write
[1%]
0~250
100
100
Read/Write
[1%]
0~250
100
100
Read/Write
[1%]
0~250
100
100
Read/Write
[1%]
0~250
100
100
Read/Write
[1%]
0~250
100
100
Read/Write
[1%]
0~250
100
100
Read/Write
[1%]
0~250
100
100
Read/Write
[1%]
746-070 2nd BTR Minus Cleaning Bias Start Voltage (Environ. No. 1)
0~3000
600
600
Read/Write
[-1V]
0~3000
600
600
Read/Write
[-1V]
0~3000
600
600
Read/Write
[-1V]
0~3000
750
750
Read/Write
[-1V]
0~3000
750
750
Read/Write
[-1V]
0~3000
750
750
Read/Write
[-1V]
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[-1V]
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[-1V]
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[-1V]
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[-1V]
746-080 2nd BTR Minus Cleaning Bias Increase Voltage (Environ. No.1)
0~3000
400
400
Read/Write
[-1V]
746-081 2nd BTR Minus Cleaning Bias Increase Voltage (Environ. No. 2)
0~3000
450
450
Read/Write
[-1V]
0~3000
500
500
Read/Write
[-1V]
0~3000
750
750
Read/Write
[-1V]
0~3000
750
750
Read/Write
[-1V]
0~3000
750
750
Read/Write
[-1V]
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[-1V]
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[-1V]
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[-1V]
746-089 2nd BTR Minus Cleaning Bias Increase Voltage (Environ. No.10)
0~3000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[-1V]
746-090 Cleaning Cycle Repetition Qty (after Jam)
0~5
Read/Write
[1 time]
746-091 Cleaning Cycle Repetition Qty (after Procon execution)
0~5
Read/Write
[1 time]

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/Write
Description
746-092 Cleaning Cycle Repetition Qty (after Regicon execution)
0~5
Read/Write
[1 time]
746-093 Cleaning Cycle Repetition Qty (after generation of low-density toner

band)
0~5
Read/Write
[1 time]
746-094 Minus Cleaning Bias Threshold Voltage
0~3000
400
400
Read/Write
[-1V]
746-095 2nd BTR Imonitor 1
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1V]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
0~500
50
50
Read/Write
[-1uA]
746-125 PV Threshold for Reversing IBT MOT at Job End
0~100000
7000
7000
Read/Write
[0.01pv]
746-126 Additional PV for Reversing IBT MOT during Job
0~100000
Read/Write
[0.01pv]
746-127 IBT MOT Reversing PV Counter
0~100000000 0
Read/Write
[0.01pv]
746-128 POB Jam Timer(79mm/s)
1000~3000
1760
Read/Write
[1ms]
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ChainLink
Setting
Range
Default
High
500~1500
1160
1160
Read/Write
[1ms]
500~1500
810
810
Read/Write
[1ms]
500~1500
700
700
Read/Write
[1ms]
500~1500
620
620
Read/Write
[1ms]
746-133 POB Jam Timer(255.2mm/s)
500~1500
550
550
Read/Write
[1ms]
746-141 Current Position of 1st BTR
0~2
Read/Write
0: Retract, 1: Contact, 2: Position unknown
746-147 Current Position of 2nd BTR
0~2
Read/Write
0: Retract, 1: Contact, 2: Position unknown
746-154 Belt Home Fail Too Long Counter
0~3
Read/Write
[time]
746-155 Initial Toner Band Density
0~100
60
60
Read/Write
[1%]
746-156 Transferred Toner Band Density
0~100
60
60
Read/Write
[1%]
746-157 Transferred Toner Band Width
0~3
Read/Write
[1mm]
746-161 IBT MOT Reverse Time at Small-sized Paper POB Jam
0~3000
500
500
Read/Write
[1ms]
NVM Name
PSW Display
Default
Low
Read/Write
Description
746-162 IBT Stop Restriction Period
0~3600
418
418
Read/Write
[1mc]
746-169 SW for Generating Toner Band for prevention of lower density
0~1
Read/Write
0: OFF, 1: ON
746-170 Totaling Counter for Generating Toner Band for prevention of lower
density
0~6000
Read/Write
[sheet]
746-171 Threshold for Performing End Setup for Toner Band for prevention
of lower density
0~5000
1000
1000
Read/Write
[sheet]
746-172 Threshold for Performing Mid Setup for Toner Band for prevention
of lower density
100~500
100
100
Read/Write
[sheet]
746-173 Density of Toner Band K-color for prevention of lower density
0~100
100
100
Read/Write
[1%]
6.3.21 NVM 747_Xfer

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
[1V]
747-019
User Offset Minus Value per Step
0~500
200
Read/Write
747-020
User Offset Plus Value per Step
0~500
200
Read/Write
[1V]
747-021
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AL (Plain S,BW,255mm/s, Side1)
0~200
125
Read/Write
[1%]
747-022
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. BL (Plain S,BW,255mm/s,Side1)
0~1500
1250
Read/Write
[1%]
747-023
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AH (Plain S,BW,255mm/s,Side1)
0~200
20
Read/Write
[1%]
747-024
0~2500
2300
Read/Write
[1%]
747-025
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. RH (Plain S,BW,255mm/s,Side1)
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-026
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. P1 (Plain S,BW,255mm/s,Side1)
0~200
72
Read/Write
[1%]
747-027
0~200
72
Read/Write
[1%]
747-028
0~200
83
Read/Write
[1%]
747-029
0~200
95
Read/Write
[1%]
747-030
0~200
106
Read/Write
[1%]
747-031
0~200
106
Read/Write
[1%]
747-032
0~200
121
Read/Write
[1%]
747-033
0~200
135
Read/Write
[1%]
747-034
0~200
150
Read/Write
[1%]
747-035
0~200
135
Read/Write
[1%]
747-036
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AL (Plain S,BW,255mm/s,Side2)
0~200
67
Read/Write
[1%]
747-037
0~2500
1660
Read/Write
[1%]
747-038
0~200
30
Read/Write
[1%]
747-039
0~2500
2030
Read/Write
[1%]
747-040
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-041
0~200
95
Read/Write
[1%]
747-042
0~200
95
Read/Write
[1%]
747-043
0~200
99
Read/Write
[1%]
747-044
0~200
104
Read/Write
[1%]
747-045
0~200
108
Read/Write
[1%]
747-046
0~200
108
Read/Write
[1%]
747-047
0~200
124
Read/Write
[1%]
747-048
0~200
139
Read/Write
[1%]
747-049
0~200
155
Read/Write
[1%]
747-050
0~200
140
Read/Write
[1%]
747-051
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AL (Plain S,FC,225mm/s,Side1)
0~200
125
Read/Write
[1%]
747-052
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. BL (Plain S,FC,225mm/s,Side1)
0~2500
1250
Read/Write
[1%]
747-053
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AH (Plain S,FC,225mm/s,Side1)
0~200
85
Read/Write
[1%]
747-054
0~2500
1650
Read/Write
[1%]
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-257
6.3.21 NVM 747_Xfer
General
General
6.3.21 NVM 747_Xfer
2010/08
6-258
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
747-055
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. RH (Plain S,FC,225mm/s,Side1)
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-056
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. P1 (Plain S,FC,225mm/s,Side1)
0~200
80
Read/Write
[1%]
747-057
0~200
80
Read/Write
[1%]
747-058
0~200
89
Read/Write
[1%]
747-059
0~200
97
Read/Write
[1%]
747-060
0~200
106
Read/Write
[1%]
747-061
0~200
106
Read/Write
[1%]
747-062
0~200
124
Read/Write
[1%]
747-063
0~200
142
Read/Write
[1%]
747-064
0~200
160
Read/Write
[1%]
747-065
0~200
142
Read/Write
[1%]
747-066
0~200
67
Read/Write
[1%]
747-067
0~2500
1660
Read/Write
[1%]
747-068
0~200
109
Read/Write
[1%]
747-069
0~2500
1241
Read/Write
[1%]
747-070
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-071
0~200
92
Read/Write
[1%]
747-072
0~200
92
Read/Write
[1%]
747-073
0~200
98
Read/Write
[1%]
747-074
0~200
104
Read/Write
[1%]
747-075
0~200
110
Read/Write
[1%]
747-076
0~200
110
Read/Write
[1%]
747-077
0~200
128
Read/Write
[1%]
747-078
0~200
147
Read/Write
[1%]
747-079
0~200
165
Read/Write
[1%]
747-080
0~200
150
Read/Write
[1%]
747-081
0~200
125
Read/Write
[1%]
747-082
0~2500
1250
Read/Write
[1%]
747-083
0~200
20
Read/Write
[1%]
747-084
0~2500
2300
Read/Write
[1%]
747-085
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-086
0~200
65
Read/Write
[1%]
747-087
0~200
65
Read/Write
[1%]
747-088
0~200
75
Read/Write
[1%]
747-089
0~200
85
Read/Write
[1%]
747-090
0~200
95
Read/Write
[1%]
747-091
0~200
95
Read/Write
[1%]
747-092
0~200
109
Read/Write
[1%]
747-093
0~200
122
Read/Write
[1%]

ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
747-094
747-095
0~200
135
Read/Write
[1%]
0~200
122
Read/Write
747-096
[1%]
0~200
67
Read/Write
[1%]
747-097
0~2500
1660
Read/Write
[1%]
747-098
0~200
30
Read/Write
[1%]
747-099
0~2500
2030
Read/Write
[1%]
747-100
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-101
0~200
90
Read/Write
[1%]
747-102
0~200
90
Read/Write
[1%]
747-103
0~200
94
Read/Write
[1%]
747-104
0~200
98
Read/Write
[1%]
747-105
0~200
103
Read/Write
[1%]
747-106
0~200
103
Read/Write
[1%]
747-107
0~200
117
Read/Write
[1%]
747-108
0~200
132
Read/Write
[1%]
747-109
0~200
147
Read/Write
[1%]
747-110
0~200
133
Read/Write
[1%]
747-111
0~200
125
Read/Write
[1%]
PSW Display
747-112
0~2500
1250
Read/Write
[1%]
747-113
0~200
61
Read/Write
[1%]
747-114
0~2500
1892
Read/Write
[1%]
747-115
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-116
0~200
75
Read/Write
[1%]
747-117
0~200
75
Read/Write
[1%]
747-118
0~200
83
Read/Write
[1%]
747-119
0~200
92
Read/Write
[1%]
747-120
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-121
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-122
0~200
118
Read/Write
[1%]
747-123
0~200
137
Read/Write
[1%]
747-124
0~200
155
Read/Write
[1%]
747-125
0~200
132
Read/Write
[1%]
747-126
0~200
67
Read/Write
[1%]
747-127
0~2500
1660
Read/Write
[1%]
747-128
0~200
94
Read/Write
[1%]
747-129
0~2500
1391
Read/Write
[1%]
747-130
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-131
0~200
92
Read/Write
[1%]
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-259
6.3.21 NVM 747_Xfer
General
General
6.3.21 NVM 747_Xfer
2010/08
6-260
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
747-132
0~200
92
Read/Write
[1%]
747-133
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-134
0~200
109
Read/Write
[1%]
747-135
0~200
117
Read/Write
[1%]
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
747-136
0~200
117
Read/Write
[1%]
747-137
0~200
133
Read/Write
[1%]
747-138
0~200
149
Read/Write
[1%]
747-139
0~200
165
Read/Write
[1%]
747-140
0~200
145
Read/Write
[1%]
747-141
0~200
125
Read/Write
[1%]
747-142
0~2500
1250
Read/Write
[1%]
747-143
0~200
20
Read/Write
[1%]
747-144
0~2500
2300
Read/Write
[1%]
747-145
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-146
0~200
62
Read/Write
[1%]
747-147
0~200
62
Read/Write
[1%]
747-148
0~200
72
Read/Write
[1%]
747-149
0~200
83
Read/Write
[1%]
747-150
0~200
93
Read/Write
[1%]
747-151
0~200
93
Read/Write
[1%]
747-152
0~200
106
Read/Write
[1%]
747-153
0~200
119
Read/Write
[1%]
747-154
0~200
132
Read/Write
[1%]
747-155
0~200
119
Read/Write
[1%]
747-156
0~200
67
Read/Write
[1%]
747-157
0~2500
1660
Read/Write
[1%]
747-158
0~200
30
Read/Write
[1%]
747-159
0~2500
2030
Read/Write
[1%]
747-160
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-161
0~200
87
Read/Write
[1%]
747-162
0~200
87
Read/Write
[1%]
747-163
0~200
92
Read/Write
[1%]
747-164
0~200
96
Read/Write
[1%]
747-165
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-166
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-167
0~200
115
Read/Write
[1%]
747-168
0~200
130
Read/Write
[1%]
747-169
0~200
144
Read/Write
[1%]
747-170
0~200
130
Read/Write
[1%]

ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
747-171
747-172
0~200
67
Read/Write
[1%]
0~200
67
Read/Write
[1%]
747-173
0~200
78
Read/Write
[1%]
747-174
0~200
90
Read/Write
[1%]
747-175
0~200
101
Read/Write
[1%]
747-176
0~200
101
Read/Write
[1%]
747-177
0~200
119
Read/Write
[1%]
747-178
0~200
137
Read/Write
[1%]
747-179
0~200
155
Read/Write
[1%]
747-180
0~200
137
Read/Write
[1%]
747-181
0~200
75
Read/Write
[1%]
747-182
0~200
75
Read/Write
[1%]
747-183
0~200
84
Read/Write
[1%]
747-184
0~200
94
Read/Write
[1%]
747-185
0~200
103
Read/Write
[1%]
747-186
0~200
103
Read/Write
[1%]
747-187
0~200
122
Read/Write
[1%]
747-188
0~200
141
Read/Write
[1%]
747-189
0~200
160
Read/Write
[1%]
747-190
0~200
145
Read/Write
[1%]
747-191
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AL (Thick 1S,FC,175mm/s,Side1)
0~200
125
Read/Write
[1%]
747-192
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. BL (Thick 1S,FC,175mm/s,Side1)
0~2500
1250
Read/Write
[1%]
747-193
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AH (Thick 1S,FC,175mm/s,Side1)
0~200
51
Read/Write
[1%]
747-194
0~2500
1985
Read/Write
[1%]
747-195
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. RH (Thick 1S,FC,175mm/s,Side1)
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-196
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. P1 (Thick 1S,FC,175mm/s,Side1)
0~200
105
Read/Write
[1%]
747-197
0~200
105
Read/Write
[1%]
747-198
0~200
112
Read/Write
[1%]
747-199
0~200
118
Read/Write
[1%]
747-200
0~200
125
Read/Write
[1%]
747-201
0~200
125
Read/Write
[1%]
747-202
0~255
136
Read/Write
[1%]
747-203
0~200
146
Read/Write
[1%]
747-204
0~200
157
Read/Write
[1%]
747-205
0~200
140
Read/Write
[1%]
747-206
0~200
67
Read/Write
[1%]
747-207
0~2500
1660
Read/Write
[1%]
747-208
0~200
73
Read/Write
[1%]
Version 1.2
PSW Display
2010/08
6-261
6.3.21 NVM 747_Xfer
General
General
6.3.21 NVM 747_Xfer
2010/08
6-262
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
747-209
0~2500
1605
Read/Write
[1%]
747-210
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-211
0~200
107
Read/Write
[1%]
747-212
0~200
107
Read/Write
[1%]
747-213
0~200
114
Read/Write
[1%]
747-214
0~200
120
Read/Write
[1%]
747-215
0~200
127
Read/Write
[1%]
747-216
0~200
127
Read/Write
[1%]
747-217
0~200
140
Read/Write
[1%]
747-218
0~200
152
Read/Write
[1%]
747-219
0~200
165
Read/Write
[1%]
747-220
0~200
150
Read/Write
[1%]
747-221
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AL (Coated 1,FC,175mm/s,Side1)
0~200
125
Read/Write
[1%]
747-222
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. BL (Coated 1,FC,175mm/s,Side1)
0~2500
1250
Read/Write
[1%]
747-223
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AH (Coated 1,FC,175mm/s,Side1)
0~200
30
Read/Write
[1%]
747-224
0~2500
2203
Read/Write
[1%]
747-225
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. RH (Coated 1,FC,175mm/s,Side1)
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-226
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. P1 (Coated 1,FC,175mm/s,Side1)
0~200
80
Read/Write
[1%]
747-227
0~200
80
Read/Write
[1%]
747-228
0~200
92
Read/Write
[1%]
747-229
0~200
103
Read/Write
[1%]
747-230
0~200
115
Read/Write
[1%]
747-231
0~200
115
Read/Write
[1%]
747-232
0~200
134
Read/Write
[1%]
747-233
0~200
154
Read/Write
[1%]
747-234
0~200
173
Read/Write
[1%]
747-235
0~200
145
Read/Write
[1%]
747-236
0~200
67
Read/Write
[1%]
747-237
0~2500
1660
Read/Write
[1%]
747-238
0~200
77
Read/Write
[1%]
747-239
0~2500
1556
Read/Write
[1%]
747-240
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-241
0~200
98
Read/Write
[1%]
747-242
0~200
98
Read/Write
[1%]
747-243
0~200
105
Read/Write
[1%]
747-244
0~200
113
Read/Write
[1%]
747-245
0~200
120
Read/Write
[1%]
747-246
0~200
120
Read/Write
[1%]
747-247
0~200
136
Read/Write
[1%]

ChainLink
NVM Name
747-248
0~200
151
Read/Write
[1%]
747-249
0~200
167
Read/Write
[1%]
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
747-250
0~200
155
Read/Write
[1%]
747-251
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AL (Label, FC,175mm/s,Side1)
0~200
125
Read/Write
[1%]
747-252
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. BL (Label, FC,175mm/s,Side1)
0~2500
1250
Read/Write
[1%]
747-253
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AH (Label, FC,175mm/s,Side1)
0~200
51
Read/Write
[1%]
747-254
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AH (Label, FC,175mm/s,Side1)
0~2500
1985
Read/Write
[1%]
747-255
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. RH (Label, FC,175mm/s,Side1)
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-256
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. P1 (Label, FC,175mm/s,Side1)
0~200
95
Read/Write
[1%]
747-257
0~200
95
Read/Write
[1%]
747-258
0~200
104
Read/Write
[1%]
747-259
0~200
114
Read/Write
[1%]
747-260
0~200
123
Read/Write
[1%]
747-261
0~200
123
Read/Write
[1%]
747-262
0~200
136
Read/Write
[1%]
747-263
0~200
148
Read/Write
[1%]
747-264
0~200
161
Read/Write
[1%]
747-265
0~200
150
Read/Write
[1%]
747-266
0~200
60
Read/Write
[1%]
747-267
0~200
60
Read/Write
[1%]
747-268
0~200
71
Read/Write
[1%]
747-269
0~200
81
Read/Write
[1%]
747-270
0~200
91
Read/Write
[1%]
747-271
0~200
91
Read/Write
[1%]
747-272
0~200
104
Read/Write
[1%]
747-273
0~200
117
Read/Write
[1%]
747-274
0~200
131
Read/Write
[1%]
747-275
0~200
117
Read/Write
[1%]
747-276
0~200
81
Read/Write
[1%]
747-277
0~200
81
Read/Write
[1%]
747-278
0~200
85
Read/Write
[1%]
747-279
0~200
89
Read/Write
[1%]
747-280
0~200
93
Read/Write
[1%]
747-281
0~200
93
Read/Write
[1%]
747-282
0~200
107
Read/Write
[1%]
747-283
0~200
121
Read/Write
[1%]
747-284
0~200
135
Read/Write
[1%]
747-285
0~200
122
Read/Write
[1%]
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-263
6.3.21 NVM 747_Xfer
General
General
6.3.21 NVM 747_Xfer
2010/08
6-264
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
747-286
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AL (Thick 1S,BW,175mm/s,Side1)
0~200
125
Read/Write
[1%]
747-287
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. BL (Thick 1S,BW,175mm/s,Side1)
0~2500
1250
Read/Write
[1%]
747-288
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AH (Thick 1S,BW,175mm/s,Side1)
0~200
20
Read/Write
[1%]
747-289
0~2500
2300
Read/Write
[1%]
747-290
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. RH (Thick 1S,BW,175mm/s,Side1)
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-291
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. P1 (Thick 1S,BW,175mm/s,Side1)
0~200
72
Read/Write
[1%]
747-292
0~200
72
Read/Write
[1%]
747-293
0~200
78
Read/Write
[1%]
747-294
0~200
85
Read/Write
[1%]
747-295
0~200
91
Read/Write
[1%]
747-296
0~200
91
Read/Write
[1%]
747-297
0~200
109
Read/Write
[1%]
747-298
0~200
127
Read/Write
[1%]
747-299
0~200
145
Read/Write
[1%]
747-300
0~200
124
Read/Write
[1%]
747-301
0~200
67
Read/Write
[1%]
747-302
0~2500
1660
Read/Write
[1%]
747-303
0~200
30
Read/Write
[1%]
747-304
0~2500
2030
Read/Write
[1%]
747-305
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-306
0~200
97
Read/Write
[1%]
747-307
0~200
97
Read/Write
[1%]
747-308
0~200
97
Read/Write
[1%]
747-309
0~200
98
Read/Write
[1%]
747-310
0~200
98
Read/Write
[1%]
747-311
0~200
98
Read/Write
[1%]
747-312
0~200
120
Read/Write
[1%]
747-313
0~200
143
Read/Write
[1%]
747-314
0~200
165
Read/Write
[1%]
747-315
0~200
128
Read/Write
[1%]
747-316
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AL (Coated 1,BW,175mm/s,Side1)
0~200
125
Read/Write
[1%]
747-317
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. BL (Coated 1,BW,175mm/s,Side1)
0~2500
1250
Read/Write
[1%]
747-318
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AH (Coated 1,BW,175mm/s,Side1)
0~200
20
Read/Write
[1%]
747-319
0~2500
2300
Read/Write
[1%]
747-320
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. RH (Coated 1,BW,175mm/s,Side1)
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-321
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. P1 (Coated 1,BW,175mm/s,Side1)
0~200
45
Read/Write
[1%]
747-322
0~200
45
Read/Write
[1%]
747-323
0~200
65
Read/Write
[1%]
747-324
0~200
84
Read/Write
[1%]
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
Description

ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
747-325
747-326
0~200
104
Read/Write
[1%]
0~200
104
Read/Write
[1%]
747-327
0~200
119
Read/Write
[1%]
747-328
0~200
135
Read/Write
[1%]
PSW Display
747-329
0~200
151
Read/Write
[1%]
747-330
0~200
117
Read/Write
[1%]
747-331
0~200
67
Read/Write
[1%]
747-332
0~2500
1660
Read/Write
[1%]
747-333
0~200
30
Read/Write
[1%]
747-334
0~2500
2030
Read/Write
[1%]
747-335
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-336
0~200
53
Read/Write
[1%]
747-337
0~200
53
Read/Write
[1%]
747-338
0~200
67
Read/Write
[1%]
747-339
0~200
80
Read/Write
[1%]
747-340
0~200
93
Read/Write
[1%]
747-341
0~200
93
Read/Write
[1%]
747-342
0~200
112
Read/Write
[1%]
747-343
0~200
132
Read/Write
[1%]
747-344
0~200
151
Read/Write
[1%]
747-345
0~200
128
Read/Write
[1%]
747-346
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AL (Label, BW,175mm/s,Side1)
0~200
125
Read/Write
[1%]
747-347
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. BL (Label, BW,175mm/s,Side1)
0~2500
1250
Read/Write
[1%]
747-348
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AH (Label, BW,175mm/s,Side1)
0~200
20
Read/Write
[1%]
747-349
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AH (Label, BW,175mm/s,Side1)
0~2500
2300
Read/Write
[1%]
747-350
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. RH (Label, BW,175mm/s,Side1)
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-351
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. P1 (Label, BW,175mm/s,Side1)
0~200
86
Read/Write
[1%]
747-352
0~200
86
Read/Write
[1%]
747-353
0~200
94
Read/Write
[1%]
747-354
0~200
102
Read/Write
[1%]
747-355
0~200
111
Read/Write
[1%]
747-356
0~200
111
Read/Write
[1%]
747-357
0~200
122
Read/Write
[1%]
747-358
0~200
134
Read/Write
[1%]
747-359
0~200
145
Read/Write
[1%]
747-360
0~200
135
Read/Write
[1%]
747-361
0~200
58
Read/Write
[1%]
747-362
0~200
58
Read/Write
[1%]
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-265
6.3.21 NVM 747_Xfer
General
General
6.3.21 NVM 747_Xfer
2010/08
6-266
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
747-363
0~200
69
Read/Write
[1%]
747-364
0~200
79
Read/Write
[1%]
747-365
0~200
90
Read/Write
[1%]
747-366
0~200
90
Read/Write
[1%]
747-367
0~200
105
Read/Write
[1%]
747-368
0~200
120
Read/Write
[1%]
747-369
0~200
135
Read/Write
[1%]
747-370
0~200
114
Read/Write
[1%]
747-371
0~200
70
Read/Write
[1%]
747-372
0~200
70
Read/Write
[1%]
747-373
0~200
79
Read/Write
[1%]
747-374
0~200
89
Read/Write
[1%]
747-375
0~200
98
Read/Write
[1%]
747-376
0~200
98
Read/Write
[1%]
747-377
0~200
114
Read/Write
[1%]
747-378
0~200
129
Read/Write
[1%]
747-379
0~200
145
Read/Write
[1%]
747-380
0~200
130
Read/Write
[1%]
747-381
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-382
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-383
0~200
106
Read/Write
[1%]
747-384
0~200
111
Read/Write
[1%]
747-385
0~200
117
Read/Write
[1%]
747-386
0~200
117
Read/Write
[1%]
747-387
0~200
130
Read/Write
[1%]
747-388
0~200
142
Read/Write
[1%]
747-389
0~200
155
Read/Write
[1%]
747-390
0~200
140
Read/Write
[1%]
747-391
0~200
90
Read/Write
[1%]
747-392
0~200
90
Read/Write
[1%]
747-393
0~200
95
Read/Write
[1%]
747-394
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-395
0~200
105
Read/Write
[1%]
747-396
0~200
105
Read/Write
[1%]
747-397
0~200
114
Read/Write
[1%]
747-398
0~200
123
Read/Write
[1%]
[1%]
747-399
0~200
132
Read/Write
747-400
0~200
120
Read/Write
[1%]
747-401
0~200
83
Read/Write
[1%]

ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
747-402
747-403
0~200
83
Read/Write
[1%]
0~200
92
Read/Write
[1%]
747-404
0~200
102
Read/Write
[1%]
747-405
0~200
111
Read/Write
[1%]
747-406
0~200
111
Read/Write
[1%]
747-407
0~200
129
Read/Write
[1%]
747-408
0~200
147
Read/Write
[1%]
747-409
0~200
165
Read/Write
[1%]
747-410
0~200
140
Read/Write
[1%]
747-411
0~200
68
Read/Write
[1%]
747-412
0~200
68
Read/Write
[1%]
747-413
0~200
75
Read/Write
[1%]
747-414
0~200
83
Read/Write
[1%]
747-415
0~200
90
Read/Write
[1%]
747-416
0~200
90
Read/Write
[1%]
747-417
0~200
108
Read/Write
[1%]
747-418
0~200
127
Read/Write
[1%]
747-419
0~200
145
Read/Write
[1%]
747-420
0~200
130
Read/Write
[1%]
747-421
0~200
82
Read/Write
[1%]
747-422
0~200
82
Read/Write
[1%]
747-423
0~200
89
Read/Write
[1%]
747-424
0~200
97
Read/Write
[1%]
747-425
0~200
104
Read/Write
[1%]
747-426
0~200
104
Read/Write
[1%]
747-427
0~200
113
Read/Write
[1%]
747-428
0~200
121
Read/Write
[1%]
747-429
0~200
130
Read/Write
[1%]
747-430
0~200
140
Read/Write
[1%]
747-431
0~200
120
Read/Write
[1%]
747-432
0~2500
900
Read/Write
[1%]
747-433
0~200
44
Read/Write
[1%]
747-434
0~2500
1663
Read/Write
[1%]
747-435
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-436
0~200
120
Read/Write
[1%]
747-437
0~200
120
Read/Write
[1%]
747-438
0~200
127
Read/Write
[1%]
747-439
0~200
133
Read/Write
[1%]
Version 1.2
PSW Display
2010/08
6-267
6.3.21 NVM 747_Xfer
General
General
6.3.21 NVM 747_Xfer
2010/08
6-268
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
747-440
747-441
0~200
140
Read/Write
[1%]
0~200
140
Read/Write
[1%]
747-442
0~200
150
Read/Write
[1%]
747-443
0~200
159
Read/Write
[1%]
747-444
0~200
169
Read/Write
[1%]
747-445
0~200
150
Read/Write
[1%]
747-446
0~200
60
Read/Write
[1%]
PSW Display
747-447
0~2500
2000
Read/Write
[1%]
747-448
0~200
68
Read/Write
[1%]
747-449
0~2500
1924
Read/Write
[1%]
747-450
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-451
0~200
95
Read/Write
[1%]
747-452
0~200
95
Read/Write
[1%]
747-453
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-454
0~200
105
Read/Write
[1%]
747-455
0~200
110
Read/Write
[1%]
747-456
0~200
110
Read/Write
[1%]
747-457
0~200
118
Read/Write
[1%]
747-458
0~200
127
Read/Write
[1%]
747-459
0~200
135
Read/Write
[1%]
747-460
0~200
132
Read/Write
[1%]
747-461
0~200
120
Read/Write
[1%]
747-462
0~2500
900
Read/Write
[1%]
747-463
0~200
20
Read/Write
[1%]
747-464
0~2500
1900
Read/Write
[1%]
747-465
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-466
0~200
90
Read/Write
[1%]
747-467
0~200
90
Read/Write
[1%]
747-468
0~200
97
Read/Write
[1%]
747-469
0~200
103
Read/Write
[1%]
747-470
0~200
110
Read/Write
[1%]
747-471
0~200
110
Read/Write
[1%]
747-472
0~200
128
Read/Write
[1%]
747-473
0~200
147
Read/Write
[1%]
747-474
0~200
165
Read/Write
[1%]
747-475
0~200
131
Read/Write
[1%]
747-476
0~200
60
Read/Write
[1%]
747-477
0~2500
2000
Read/Write
[1%]
747-478
0~200
30
Read/Write
[1%]

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
747-479
0~2500
2300
Read/Write
[1%]
747-480
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-481
0~200
60
Read/Write
[1%]
747-482
0~200
60
Read/Write
[1%]
747-483
0~200
70
Read/Write
[1%]
747-484
0~200
80
Read/Write
[1%]
747-485
0~200
90
Read/Write
[1%]
747-486
0~200
90
Read/Write
[1%]
747-487
0~200
102
Read/Write
[1%]
747-488
0~200
113
Read/Write
[1%]
747-489
0~200
125
Read/Write
[1%]
747-490
0~200
110
Read/Write
[1%]
747-491
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AL (OHP,FC,121mm/s,Side1)
0~200
60
Read/Write
[1%]
747-492
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. BL (OHP,FC,121mm/s,Side1)
0~2500
2000
Read/Write
[1%]
747-493
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AH (OHP,FC,121mm/s,Side1)
0~200
30
Read/Write
[1%]
747-494
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AH (OHP,FC,121mm/s,Side1)
0~2500
2300
Read/Write
[1%]
747-495
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. RH (OHP,FC,121mm/s,Side1)
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-496
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. P1 (OHP,FC,121mm/s,Side1)
0~200
119
Read/Write
[1%]
747-497
0~200
119
Read/Write
[1%]
747-498
0~200
121
Read/Write
[1%]
747-499
0~200
122
Read/Write
[1%]
747-500
0~200
124
Read/Write
[1%]
747-501
0~200
124
Read/Write
[1%]
747-502
0~200
131
Read/Write
[1%]
747-503
0~200
138
Read/Write
[1%]
747-504
0~200
145
Read/Write
[1%]
747-505
0~200
135
Read/Write
[1%]
747-506
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AL (Postcard., FC,121mm/s,Side1)
0~200
120
Read/Write
[1%]
747-507
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. BL (Postcard., FC,121mm/s,Side1)
0~2500
900
Read/Write
[1%]
747-508
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AH (Postcard., FC,121mm/s,Side1)
0~200
44
Read/Write
[1%]
747-509
0~2500
1663
Read/Write
[1%]
747-510
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. RH (Postcard., FC,121mm/s,Side1)
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-511
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. P1 (Postcard., FC,121mm/s,Side1)
0~200
120
Read/Write
[1%]
747-512
0~200
120
Read/Write
[1%]
747-513
0~200
127
Read/Write
[1%]
747-514
0~200
133
Read/Write
[1%]
747-515
0~200
140
Read/Write
[1%]
747-516
0~200
140
Read/Write
[1%]
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-269
6.3.21 NVM 747_Xfer
General
General
6.3.21 NVM 747_Xfer
2010/08
6-270
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
747-517
747-518
0~200
150
Read/Write
[1%]
0~200
159
Read/Write
[1%]
747-519
0~200
169
Read/Write
[1%]
747-520
0~200
150
Read/Write
[1%]
747-521
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AL (Postcard., FC,121mm/s,Side2)
0~200
60
Read/Write
[1%]
747-522
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. BL (Postcard., FC,121mm/s,Side2)
0~2500
2000
Read/Write
[1%]
747-523
0~200
68
Read/Write
[1%]
747-524
0~2500
1924
Read/Write
[1%]
747-525
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. RH (Postcard., FC,121mm/s,Side2)
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-526
0~200
95
Read/Write
[1%]
747-527
0~200
95
Read/Write
[1%]
747-528
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
PSW Display
747-529
0~200
105
Read/Write
[1%]
747-530
0~200
110
Read/Write
[1%]
747-531
0~200
110
Read/Write
[1%]
747-532
0~200
118
Read/Write
[1%]
747-533
0~200
127
Read/Write
[1%]
747-534
0~200
135
Read/Write
[1%]
747-535
0~200
132
Read/Write
[1%]
747-536
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AL (Env., FC,121mm/s,Side1)
0~200
120
Read/Write
[1%]
747-537
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. BL (Env., FC,121mm/s,Side1)
0~2500
900
Read/Write
[1%]
747-538
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AH (Env., FC,121mm/s,Side1)
0~200
44
Read/Write
[1%]
747-539
0~2500
1663
Read/Write
[1%]
747-540
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. RH (Env., FC,121mm/s,Side1)
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-541
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. P1 (Env., FC,121mm/s,Side1)
0~200
120
Read/Write
[1%]
747-542
0~200
120
Read/Write
[1%]
747-543
0~200
127
Read/Write
[1%]
747-544
0~200
133
Read/Write
[1%]
747-545
0~200
140
Read/Write
[1%]
747-546
0~200
140
Read/Write
[1%]
747-547
0~200
150
Read/Write
[1%]
747-548
0~200
159
Read/Write
[1%]
747-549
0~200
169
Read/Write
[1%]
747-550
0~200
150
Read/Write
[1%]
747-551
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AL (Env., FC,121mm/s,Side2)
0~200
60
Read/Write
[1%]
747-552
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. BL (Env., FC,121mm/s,Side2)
0~2500
2000
Read/Write
[1%]
747-553
0~200
68
Read/Write
[1%]
747-554
0~2500
1924
Read/Write
[1%]
747-555
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. RH (Env., FC,121mm/s,Side2)
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]

ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
747-556
747-557
0~200
95
Read/Write
[1%]
0~200
95
Read/Write
[1%]
747-558
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-559
0~200
105
Read/Write
[1%]
747-560
0~200
110
Read/Write
[1%]
747-561
0~200
110
Read/Write
[1%]
747-562
0~200
118
Read/Write
[1%]
747-563
0~200
127
Read/Write
[1%]
747-564
0~200
135
Read/Write
[1%]
747-565
0~200
132
Read/Write
[1%]
747-566
0~200
52
Read/Write
[1%]
747-567
0~200
52
Read/Write
[1%]
747-568
0~200
63
Read/Write
[1%]
747-569
0~200
74
Read/Write
[1%]
747-570
0~200
86
Read/Write
[1%]
747-571
0~200
86
Read/Write
[1%]
747-572
0~200
95
Read/Write
[1%]
747-573
0~200
104
Read/Write
[1%]
747-574
0~200
113
Read/Write
[1%]
747-575
0~200
103
Read/Write
[1%]
747-576
0~200
77
Read/Write
[1%]
747-577
0~200
77
Read/Write
[1%]
747-578
0~200
82
Read/Write
[1%]
747-579
0~200
87
Read/Write
[1%]
747-580
0~200
93
Read/Write
[1%]
747-581
0~200
93
Read/Write
[1%]
747-582
0~200
104
Read/Write
[1%]
747-583
0~200
115
Read/Write
[1%]
747-584
0~200
126
Read/Write
[1%]
747-585
0~200
108
Read/Write
[1%]
747-586
0~200
54
Read/Write
[1%]
747-587
0~200
54
Read/Write
[1%]
747-588
0~200
66
Read/Write
[1%]
747-589
0~200
78
Read/Write
[1%]
747-590
0~200
89
Read/Write
[1%]
747-591
0~200
89
Read/Write
[1%]
747-592
0~200
109
Read/Write
[1%]
747-593
0~200
128
Read/Write
[1%]
Version 1.2
PSW Display
2010/08
6-271
6.3.21 NVM 747_Xfer
General
General
6.3.21 NVM 747_Xfer
2010/08
6-272
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
[1%]
747-594
0~200
147
Read/Write
747-595
0~200
133
Read/Write
[1%]
747-596
0~200
50
Read/Write
[1%]
747-597
0~200
50
Read/Write
[1%]
747-598
0~200
60
Read/Write
[1%]
747-599
0~200
69
Read/Write
[1%]
747-600
0~200
78
Read/Write
[1%]
747-601
0~200
78
Read/Write
[1%]
747-602
0~200
94
Read/Write
[1%]
747-603
0~200
110
Read/Write
[1%]
747-604
0~200
125
Read/Write
[1%]
747-605
0~200
107
Read/Write
[1%]
747-606
0~200
64
Read/Write
[1%]
747-607
0~200
64
Read/Write
[1%]
747-608
0~200
78
Read/Write
[1%]
747-609
0~200
92
Read/Write
[1%]
747-610
0~200
105
Read/Write
[1%]
747-611
0~200
105
Read/Write
[1%]
747-612
0~200
123
Read/Write
[1%]
747-613
0~200
140
Read/Write
[1%]
747-614
0~200
157
Read/Write
[1%]
747-615
0~200
121
Read/Write
[1%]
747-616
0~200
47
Read/Write
[1%]
747-617
0~200
47
Read/Write
[1%]
747-618
0~200
56
Read/Write
[1%]
747-619
0~200
66
Read/Write
[1%]
747-620
0~200
76
Read/Write
[1%]
747-621
0~200
76
Read/Write
[1%]
747-622
0~200
97
Read/Write
[1%]
747-623
0~200
117
Read/Write
[1%]
747-624
0~200
138
Read/Write
[1%]
747-625
0~200
97
Read/Write
[1%]
747-626
0~200
78
Read/Write
[1%]
747-627
0~200
78
Read/Write
[1%]
747-628
0~200
85
Read/Write
[1%]
747-629
0~200
92
Read/Write
[1%]
747-630
0~200
99
Read/Write
[1%]
747-631
0~200
99
Read/Write
[1%]
747-632
0~200
107
Read/Write
[1%]

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
747-633
0~200
115
Read/Write
[1%]
747-634
0~200
124
Read/Write
[1%]
747-635
0~200
133
Read/Write
[1%]
747-636
0~200
120
Read/Write
[1%]
747-637
0~2500
900
Read/Write
[1%]
747-638
0~200
20
Read/Write
[1%]
[1%]
747-639
0~2500
1900
Read/Write
747-640
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-641
0~200
72
Read/Write
[1%]
747-642
0~200
72
Read/Write
[1%]
747-643
0~200
92
Read/Write
[1%]
747-644
0~200
113
Read/Write
[1%]
747-645
0~200
133
Read/Write
[1%]
747-646
0~200
133
Read/Write
[1%]
747-647
0~200
142
Read/Write
[1%]
747-648
0~200
151
Read/Write
[1%]
747-649
0~200
161
Read/Write
[1%]
747-650
0~200
138
Read/Write
[1%]
747-651
0~200
60
Read/Write
[1%]
747-652
0~2500
2000
Read/Write
[1%]
747-653
0~200
30
Read/Write
[1%]
747-654
0~2500
2300
Read/Write
[1%]
747-655
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-656
0~200
60
Read/Write
[1%]
747-657
0~200
60
Read/Write
[1%]
747-658
0~200
72
Read/Write
[1%]
747-659
0~200
84
Read/Write
[1%]
747-660
0~200
96
Read/Write
[1%]
747-661
0~200
96
Read/Write
[1%]
747-662
0~200
108
Read/Write
[1%]
747-663
0~200
121
Read/Write
[1%]
747-664
0~200
133
Read/Write
[1%]
747-665
0~200
119
Read/Write
[1%]
747-666
0~200
120
Read/Write
[1%]
747-667
0~2500
900
Read/Write
[1%]
747-668
0~200
20
Read/Write
[1%]
747-669
0~2500
1900
Read/Write
[1%]
747-670
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-273
6.3.21 NVM 747_Xfer
General
General
6.3.21 NVM 747_Xfer
2010/08
6-274
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
747-671
0~200
747-672
0~200
747-673
0~200
747-674
747-675
747-676
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
76
Read/Write
[1%]
76
Read/Write
[1%]
92
Read/Write
[1%]
0~200
108
Read/Write
[1%]
0~200
124
Read/Write
[1%]
0~200
124
Read/Write
[1%]
747-677
0~200
135
Read/Write
[1%]
747-678
0~200
146
Read/Write
[1%]
747-679
0~200
157
Read/Write
[1%]
747-680
0~200
124
Read/Write
[1%]
747-681
0~200
60
Read/Write
[1%]
747-682
0~2500
2000
Read/Write
[1%]
747-683
0~200
30
Read/Write
[1%]
747-684
0~2500
2300
Read/Write
[1%]
747-685
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-686
0~200
57
Read/Write
[1%]
747-687
0~200
57
Read/Write
[1%]
747-688
0~200
70
Read/Write
[1%]
747-689
0~200
82
Read/Write
[1%]
747-690
0~200
95
Read/Write
[1%]
747-691
0~200
95
Read/Write
[1%]
747-692
0~200
103
Read/Write
[1%]
747-693
0~200
111
Read/Write
[1%]
747-694
0~200
119
Read/Write
[1%]
747-695
0~200
114
Read/Write
[1%]
747-696
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. P1 (OHP,BW,121mm/s,Side1)
0~200
113
Read/Write
[1%]
747-697
0~200
113
Read/Write
[1%]
747-698
0~200
115
Read/Write
[1%]
747-699
0~200
116
Read/Write
[1%]
747-700
0~200
118
Read/Write
[1%]
747-701
0~200
118
Read/Write
[1%]
747-702
0~200
124
Read/Write
[1%]
747-703
0~200
131
Read/Write
[1%]
747-704
0~200
138
Read/Write
[1%]
747-705
0~200
128
Read/Write
[1%]
747-706
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AL (Postcard., BW,121mm/s,Side1)
0~200
120
Read/Write
[1%]
747-707
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. BL (Postcard., BW,121mm/s,Side1)
0~2500
900
Read/Write
[1%]
747-708
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AH (Postcard., BW,121mm/s,Side1)
0~200
20
Read/Write
[1%]
747-709
0~2500
1900
Read/Write
[1%]

ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
747-710
747-711
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. RH (Postcard., BW,121mm/s,Side1)
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. P1 (Postcard., BW,121mm/s,Side1)
0~200
72
Read/Write
[1%]
747-712
0~200
72
Read/Write
[1%]
747-713
0~200
92
Read/Write
[1%]
747-714
0~200
113
Read/Write
[1%]
747-715
0~200
133
Read/Write
[1%]
747-716
0~200
133
Read/Write
[1%]
747-717
0~200
142
Read/Write
[1%]
747-718
0~200
151
Read/Write
[1%]
747-719
0~200
161
Read/Write
[1%]
747-720
0~200
143
Read/Write
[1%]
PSW Display
747-721
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AL (Postcard., BW,121mm/s,Side2)
0~200
60
Read/Write
[1%]
747-722
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. BL (Postcard., BW,121mm/s,Side2)
0~2500
2000
Read/Write
[1%]
747-723
0~200
30
Read/Write
[1%]
747-724
0~2500
2300
Read/Write
[1%]
747-725
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. RH (Postcard., BW,121mm/s,Side2)
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-726
0~200
60
Read/Write
[1%]
747-727
0~200
60
Read/Write
[1%]
747-728
0~200
72
Read/Write
[1%]
747-729
0~200
84
Read/Write
[1%]
747-730
0~200
96
Read/Write
[1%]
747-731
0~200
96
Read/Write
[1%]
747-732
0~200
108
Read/Write
[1%]
747-733
0~200
121
Read/Write
[1%]
747-734
0~200
133
Read/Write
[1%]
747-735
0~200
119
Read/Write
[1%]
747-736
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AL (Env., BW,121mm/s,Side1)
0~200
120
Read/Write
[1%]
747-737
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. BL (Env., BW,121mm/s,Side1)
0~2500
900
Read/Write
[1%]
747-738
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AH (Env., BW,121mm/s,Side1)
0~200
20
Read/Write
[1%]
747-739
0~2500
1900
Read/Write
[1%]
747-740
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. RH (Env., BW,121mm/s,Side1)
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-741
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. P1 (Env., BW,121mm/s,Side1)
0~200
72
Read/Write
[1%]
747-742
0~200
72
Read/Write
[1%]
747-743
0~200
92
Read/Write
[1%]
747-744
0~200
113
Read/Write
[1%]
747-745
0~200
133
Read/Write
[1%]
747-746
0~200
133
Read/Write
[1%]
747-747
0~200
142
Read/Write
[1%]
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-275
6.3.21 NVM 747_Xfer
General
General
6.3.21 NVM 747_Xfer
2010/08
6-276
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
[1%]
747-748
0~200
151
Read/Write
747-749
0~200
161
Read/Write
[1%]
747-750
0~200
143
Read/Write
[1%]
747-751
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. AL (Env., BW,121mm/s,Side2)
0~200
60
Read/Write
[1%]
747-752
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. BL (Env., BW,121mm/s,Side2)
0~2500
2000
Read/Write
[1%]
747-753
0~200
30
Read/Write
[1%]
747-754
0~2500
2300
Read/Write
[1%]
747-755
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. RH (Env., BW,121mm/s,Side2)
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-756
0~200
60
Read/Write
[1%]
747-757
0~200
60
Read/Write
[1%]
747-758
0~200
72
Read/Write
[1%]
747-759
0~200
84
Read/Write
[1%]
747-760
0~200
96
Read/Write
[1%]
747-761
0~200
96
Read/Write
[1%]
747-762
0~200
108
Read/Write
[1%]
747-763
0~200
121
Read/Write
[1%]
747-764
0~200
133
Read/Write
[1%]
747-765
0~200
119
Read/Write
[1%]
747-766
0~200
95
Read/Write
[1%]
747-767
0~200
95
Read/Write
[1%]
747-768
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-769
0~200
105
Read/Write
[1%]
747-770
0~200
110
Read/Write
[1%]
747-771
0~200
110
Read/Write
[1%]
747-772
0~200
125
Read/Write
[1%]
747-773
0~200
140
Read/Write
[1%]
747-774
0~200
155
Read/Write
[1%]
747-775
0~200
130
Read/Write
[1%]
747-776
0~200
70
Read/Write
[1%]
747-777
0~200
70
Read/Write
[1%]
747-778
0~200
75
Read/Write
[1%]
747-779
0~200
80
Read/Write
[1%]
747-780
0~200
85
Read/Write
[1%]
747-781
0~200
85
Read/Write
[1%]
747-782
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-783
0~200
115
Read/Write
[1%]
747-784
0~200
130
Read/Write
[1%]
747-785
0~200
113
Read/Write
[1%]
747-786
0~200
72
Read/Write
[1%]

ChainLink
NVM Name
747-787
747-788
747-789
747-790
747-791
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
0~200
72
Read/Write
[1%]
0~200
77
Read/Write
[1%]
0~200
82
Read/Write
[1%]
0~200
87
Read/Write
[1%]
0~200
87
Read/Write
[1%]
747-792
0~200
98
Read/Write
[1%]
747-793
0~200
109
Read/Write
[1%]
747-794
0~200
120
Read/Write
[1%]
747-795
0~200
106
Read/Write
[1%]
747-796
0~200
51
Read/Write
[1%]
747-797
0~200
51
Read/Write
[1%]
747-798
0~200
59
Read/Write
[1%]
747-799
0~200
67
Read/Write
[1%]
747-800
0~200
75
Read/Write
[1%]
747-801
0~200
75
Read/Write
[1%]
747-802
0~200
97
Read/Write
[1%]
747-803
0~200
118
Read/Write
[1%]
747-804
0~200
140
Read/Write
[1%]
747-805
0~200
113
Read/Write
[1%]
747-806
0~200
75
Read/Write
[1%]
747-807
0~200
75
Read/Write
[1%]
747-808
0~200
82
Read/Write
[1%]
747-809
0~200
89
Read/Write
[1%]
747-810
0~200
96
Read/Write
[1%]
747-811
0~200
96
Read/Write
[1%]
747-812
0~200
102
Read/Write
[1%]
747-813
0~200
109
Read/Write
[1%]
747-814
0~200
115
Read/Write
[1%]
747-815
0~200
120
Read/Write
[1%]
747-816
0~200
115
Read/Write
[1%]
747-817
0~200
115
Read/Write
[1%]
747-818
0~200
118
Read/Write
[1%]
747-819
0~200
120
Read/Write
[1%]
747-820
0~200
123
Read/Write
[1%]
747-821
0~200
123
Read/Write
[1%]
747-822
0~200
135
Read/Write
[1%]
747-823
0~200
148
Read/Write
[1%]
747-824
0~200
160
Read/Write
[1%]
Version 1.2
PSW Display
2010/08
6-277
6.3.21 NVM 747_Xfer
General
General
6.3.21 NVM 747_Xfer
2010/08
6-278
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
747-825
747-826
0~200
135
Read/Write
[1%]
0~200
80
Read/Write
[1%]
747-827
0~200
80
Read/Write
[1%]
747-828
0~200
87
Read/Write
[1%]
747-829
0~200
93
Read/Write
[1%]
747-830
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-831
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-832
0~200
116
Read/Write
[1%]
747-833
0~200
131
Read/Write
[1%]
747-834
0~200
147
Read/Write
[1%]
747-835
0~200
127
Read/Write
[1%]
747-836
0~200
75
Read/Write
[1%]
747-837
0~200
75
Read/Write
[1%]
747-838
0~200
80
Read/Write
[1%]
747-839
0~200
85
Read/Write
[1%]
747-840
0~200
90
Read/Write
[1%]
747-841
0~200
90
Read/Write
[1%]
747-842
0~200
103
Read/Write
[1%]
747-843
0~200
117
Read/Write
[1%]
747-844
0~200
130
Read/Write
[1%]
747-845
0~200
111
Read/Write
[1%]
747-846
0~200
53
Read/Write
[1%]
747-847
0~200
53
Read/Write
[1%]
747-848
0~200
62
Read/Write
[1%]
747-849
0~200
71
Read/Write
[1%]
747-850
0~200
80
Read/Write
[1%]
747-851
0~200
80
Read/Write
[1%]
747-852
0~200
93
Read/Write
[1%]
747-853
0~200
105
Read/Write
[1%]
747-854
0~200
118
Read/Write
[1%]
747-855
0~200
105
Read/Write
[1%]
747-856
0~200
94
Read/Write
[1%]
747-857
0~200
94
Read/Write
[1%]
747-858
0~200
95
Read/Write
[1%]
747-859
0~200
97
Read/Write
[1%]
747-860
0~200
98
Read/Write
[1%]
747-861
0~200
98
Read/Write
[1%]
747-862
0~200
110
Read/Write
[1%]
747-863
0~200
123
Read/Write
[1%]
PSW Display
Description

ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
747-864
747-865
0~200
135
Read/Write
[1%]
0~200
125
Read/Write
[1%]
747-866
0~200
115
Read/Write
[1%]
747-867
0~200
115
Read/Write
[1%]
747-868
0~200
118
Read/Write
[1%]
747-869
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. P4 (Postcard., F,79mm/s,Side1)
0~200
120
Read/Write
[1%]
747-870
0~200
123
Read/Write
[1%]
747-871
0~200
123
Read/Write
[1%]
747-872
0~200
135
Read/Write
[1%]
747-873
0~200
148
Read/Write
[1%]
747-874
0~200
160
Read/Write
[1%]
747-875
0~200
135
Read/Write
[1%]
747-876
0~200
80
Read/Write
[1%]
747-877
0~200
80
Read/Write
[1%]
747-878
0~200
87
Read/Write
[1%]
747-879
0~200
93
Read/Write
[1%]
747-880
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-881
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-882
0~200
116
Read/Write
[1%]
747-883
0~200
131
Read/Write
[1%]
747-884
0~200
147
Read/Write
[1%]
747-885
0~200
127
Read/Write
[1%]
747-886
0~200
115
Read/Write
[1%]
747-887
0~200
115
Read/Write
[1%]
747-888
0~200
118
Read/Write
[1%]
747-889
0~200
120
Read/Write
[1%]
747-890
0~200
123
Read/Write
[1%]
747-891
0~200
123
Read/Write
[1%]
747-892
0~200
135
Read/Write
[1%]
747-893
0~200
148
Read/Write
[1%]
747-894
0~200
160
Read/Write
[1%]
747-895
0~200
135
Read/Write
[1%]
747-896
0~200
80
Read/Write
[1%]
747-897
0~200
80
Read/Write
[1%]
747-898
0~200
87
Read/Write
[1%]
747-899
0~200
93
Read/Write
[1%]
747-900
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-901
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
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Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
747-902
747-903
0~200
116
Read/Write
[1%]
0~200
131
Read/Write
[1%]
747-904
0~200
147
Read/Write
[1%]
747-905
0~200
127
Read/Write
[1%]
747-906
0~200
60
Read/Write
[1%]
747-907
0~200
60
Read/Write
[1%]
747-908
0~200
75
Read/Write
[1%]
747-909
0~200
90
Read/Write
[1%]
747-910
0~200
105
Read/Write
[1%]
747-911
0~200
105
Read/Write
[1%]
747-912
0~200
120
Read/Write
[1%]
747-913
0~200
136
Read/Write
[1%]
747-914
0~200
152
Read/Write
[1%]
747-915
0~200
128
Read/Write
[1%]
747-916
0~200
52
Read/Write
[1%]
747-917
0~200
52
Read/Write
[1%]
747-918
0~200
64
Read/Write
[1%]
747-919
0~200
75
Read/Write
[1%]
747-920
0~200
86
Read/Write
[1%]
747-921
0~200
86
Read/Write
[1%]
747-922
0~200
99
Read/Write
[1%]
747-923
0~200
111
Read/Write
[1%]
747-924
0~200
124
Read/Write
[1%]
747-925
0~200
114
Read/Write
[1%]
747-926
0~200
71
Read/Write
[1%]
747-927
0~200
71
Read/Write
[1%]
747-928
0~200
86
Read/Write
[1%]
747-929
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-930
0~200
115
Read/Write
[1%]
747-931
0~200
115
Read/Write
[1%]
747-932
0~200
118
Read/Write
[1%]
747-933
0~200
121
Read/Write
[1%]
PSW Display
747-934
0~200
124
Read/Write
[1%]
747-935
0~200
105
Read/Write
[1%]
747-936
0~200
52
Read/Write
[1%]
747-937
0~200
52
Read/Write
[1%]
747-938
0~200
64
Read/Write
[1%]
747-939
0~200
76
Read/Write
[1%]
747-940
0~200
87
Read/Write
[1%]

ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
747-941
747-942
0~200
87
Read/Write
[1%]
0~200
94
Read/Write
[1%]
747-943
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-944
0~200
106
Read/Write
[1%]
747-945
0~200
100
Read/Write
[1%]
747-946
0~200
89
Read/Write
[1%]
747-947
0~200
89
Read/Write
[1%]
747-948
0~200
91
Read/Write
[1%]
747-949
0~200
92
Read/Write
[1%]
747-950
0~200
93
Read/Write
[1%]
747-951
0~200
93
Read/Write
[1%]
747-952
0~200
105
Read/Write
[1%]
747-953
0~200
117
Read/Write
[1%]
747-954
0~200
128
Read/Write
[1%]
747-955
0~200
119
Read/Write
[1%]
747-956
0~200
60
Read/Write
[1%]
747-957
0~200
60
Read/Write
[1%]
747-958
0~200
77
Read/Write
[1%]
747-959
0~200
93
Read/Write
[1%]
747-960
0~200
110
Read/Write
[1%]
747-961
0~200
110
Read/Write
[1%]
747-962
0~200
124
Read/Write
[1%]
747-963
0~200
138
Read/Write
[1%]
747-964
0~200
152
Read/Write
[1%]
747-965
0~200
137
Read/Write
[1%]
747-966
0~200
52
Read/Write
[1%]
747-967
0~200
52
Read/Write
[1%]
747-968
0~200
66
Read/Write
[1%]
747-969
0~200
79
Read/Write
[1%]
747-970
0~200
93
Read/Write
[1%]
747-971
0~200
93
Read/Write
[1%]
747-972
0~200
105
Read/Write
[1%]
747-973
0~200
117
Read/Write
[1%]
747-974
0~200
128
Read/Write
[1%]
747-975
0~200
119
Read/Write
[1%]
747-976
0~200
60
Read/Write
[1%]
747-977
0~200
60
Read/Write
[1%]
747-978
0~200
77
Read/Write
[1%]
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ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
747-979
747-980
0~200
93
Read/Write
[1%]
0~200
110
Read/Write
[1%]
747-981
0~200
110
Read/Write
[1%]
747-982
0~200
124
Read/Write
[1%]
747-983
0~200
138
Read/Write
[1%]
747-984
0~200
152
Read/Write
[1%]
PSW Display
Read/Write
Description
747-985
0~200
137
Read/Write
[1%]
747-986
0~200
52
Read/Write
[1%]
747-987
0~200
52
Read/Write
[1%]
747-988
0~200
66
Read/Write
[1%]
747-989
0~200
79
Read/Write
[1%]
747-990
0~200
93
Read/Write
[1%]
747-991
0~200
93
Read/Write
[1%]
747-992
0~200
105
Read/Write
[1%]
747-993
0~200
117
Read/Write
[1%]
747-994
0~200
128
Read/Write
[1%]
747-995
2nd Transfer Regres. Equation Coef. P10 (Env., BW, 79mm/s, Side2)
0~200
119
Read/Write
[1%]
6.3.22 NVM 749_EXP

Table 1 NVM 749_EXP
ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
749-001
LPH Fail Color
LPH Fail Color
0~15
Read/
Write
LPH color info. at Fail occurrence in All DLs Control

Bit0=1: Error occurred with Y color.
Bit1=1: Error occurred with M color.
Bit2=1: Error occurred with C color.
Bit3=1: Error occurred with K color.
If errors occur with multiple colors, their respective Bits become 1.
749-002
LPH fail device
LPH fail device
0~2
Read/
Write
Maintains Communication Device at Fail occurrence in Initial Download

Sequence.
1: ASIC
2: EEPROM
749-003
LPH Fail Name
LPH Fail Name
0~255
Read/
Write
Stores Fail that occurred with Y-color LPH during Return Sequence.
0: No Fail Occurrence
1: LPH Act Fail
2: LPH PowerOn Fail
3: LPH Download Data Fail
4: LPH Mismatch Fail
5: LPH read Fail
6: LPH write Fail
7: LPH PLL Lock Fail
8: Other Fail
749-004
LPH Fail bypass
LPH Fail bypass
0~15
Read/
Write
0: Take action for Fail.

Bit0=1: Bypass action for Y color only.
Bit1=1: Bypass action for M color only.
Bit2=1: Bypass action for C color only.
Bit3=1: Bypass action for K color only.
To bypass actions for multiple colors, set their respective Bits to 1.
749-005
0~1
Read/
Write
Switches ON/OFF Smile Correction Setting.

0: OFF
1: ON
749-006
1200Only Tine-Line Emphasis
0~15
15
15
Read/
Write
(Sets a total of Y=1, M=2, C=4 and K=8.

On only when the total is B1111 and all 4 colors are in 1200Dpi mode.)
749-007
Thin Line Correction Switch
0~1
Read/
Write
Switches ON/OFF Thin-Line Emphasis Setting.

0: OFF
1: ON
749-008
MCU-LPH Connection Check

Switch
0~1
Read/
Write
MCU-LPH Connection Check Sequence

0: OFF
1: ON
749-009
Cut Off Detection Mode
0~1
Read/
Write
Enables/disables check for DELSOL-SLED Open Wire

0: Disabled
1: Enabled (Default)
Thin Line Correction Switch
Cut Off Detection Mode
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Table 1 NVM 749_EXP

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
749-010
LPH PLL Lock Fail Bypass
LPH PLL Lock Fail Bypass
0~1
Read/
Write
Takes action for LPH PLL Lock Fail if it occurs, or bypasses the action for
the Fail.
0: Take action for LPH PLL Lock Fail.
1: Bypass action for LPH PLL Lock Fail.
749-011
YM-CK LPH Convert SW
YM-CK LPH Convert SW
0~1
Read/
Write
Changes LPH Control from YM to CK and vice versa. (for debug)
749-012
LPH Debug Mode
LPH Debug Mode
0~2
Read/
Write
Debug Mode for checking LPH operation control.

0: Normal mode
1: Forced OFF mode
2: Communication Restricted mode
749-013
Bitz-LPH LTRG Output Control
LTRG Output Switch
0~255
255
255
Read/
Write
Specifies output/no output of LTRG between Bitz and LPH.

Bit0=1: Output YMC-color LTRG from CycleUp to CycleDown in BW mode
operation.
Bit3=1: Output K-color LTRG between pages in BW mode ope.
Bit4=1: Output Y-color LTRG between pages in FC mode ope.
Bit5=1: Output M-color LTRG between pages in FC mode ope.
Bit6=1: Output C-color LTRG between pages in FC mode ope.
Bit7=1: Output K-color LTRG between pages in FC mode ope.
For combined operations, set their respective Bits to 1.
749-014
LPH_OUT_Local Y
LPH_OUT_Local Y
0~2046
383
383
Read/
Write
LPH Light Qty Setting Final Value Y color
749-015
LPH_OUT_Local M
LPH_OUT_Local M
0~2046
383
383
Read/
Write
LPH Light Qty Setting Final Value M color
749-016
LPH_OUT_Local C
LPH_OUT_Local C
0~2046
383
383
Read/
Write
LPH Light Qty Setting Final Value C color
749-017
LPH_OUT_Local K
LPH_OUT_Local K
0~2046
383
383
Read/
Write
LPH Light Qty Setting Final Value K color
749-018
TempComp Y
TempComp Y
-250~250
Read/
Write
Temp Compensation Adj. Value Y
749-019
TempComp M
TempComp M
-250~250
Read/
Write
Temp Compensation Adj. Value M
749-020
TempComp C
TempComp C
-250~250
Read/
Write
Temp Compensation Adj. Value C
749-021
TempComp K
TempComp K
-250~250
Read/
Write
Temp Compensation Adj. Value K
749-022
Act Retry Data Y
Act Retry Data Y
0~1023
Read/
Write
Setting Value at Act Error Occurrence Y color
749-023
Act Retry Data M
Act Retry Data M
0~1023
Read/
Write
Setting Value at Act Error Occurrence M color
749-024
Act Retry Data C
Act Retry Data C
0~1023
Read/
Write
Setting Value at Act Error Occurrence C color
749-025
Act Retry Data K
Act Retry Data K
0~1023
Read/
Write
Setting Value at Act Error Occurrence K color
Description
Table 1 NVM 749_EXP

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
749-026
Act Retry Address Y
Act Retry Address Y
0~16383
Read/
Write
Address at Act Error Occurrence Y color
749-027
Act Retry Address M
Act Retry Address M
0~16383
Read/
Write
Address at Act Error Occurrence M color
749-028
Act Retry Address C
Act Retry Address C
0~16383
Read/
Write
Address at Act Error Occurrence C color
749-029
Act Retry Address K
Act Retry Address K
0~16383
Read/
Write
Address at Act Error Occurrence K color
749-030
Acknowledge Error Number Y
Act retry number Y
0~255
Read/
Write
Total qty of occurrences of I2C Acknowledge Error Y color

[time]
749-031
Acknowledge Error Number M
Act retry number M
0~255
Read/
Write
Total qty of occurrences of I2C Acknowledge Error M color

[time]
749-032
Acknowledge Error Number C
Act retry number C
0~255
Read/
Write
Total qty of occurrences of I2C Acknowledge Error C color

[time]
749-033
Acknowledge Error Number K
Act retry number K
0~255
Read/
Write
Total qty of occurrences of I2C Acknowledge Error K color

[time]
749-034
Read Retry Data Y
Read Retry Data Y
0~255
Read/
Write
Read value at I2C Read Retry occurrence Y color
749-035
Read Retry Data M
Read Retry Data M
0~255
Read/
Write
Read value at I2C Read Retry occurrence M color
749-036
Read Retry Data C
Read Retry Data C
0~255
Read/
Write
Read value at I2C Read Retry occurrence C color
749-037
Read Retry Data K
Read Retry Data K
0~255
Read/
Write
Read value at I2C Read Retry occurrence K color
749-038
Read Retry Address Y
Read Retry Address Y
0~16383
Read/
Write
Address at I2C Read Retry occurrence Y color
749-039
Read Retry Address M
Read Retry Address M
0~16383
Read/
Write
Address at I2C Read Retry occurrence M color
749-040
Read Retry Address C
Read Retry Address C
0~16383
Read/
Write
Address at I2C Read Retry occurrence C color
749-041
Read Retry Address K
Read Retry Address K
0~16383
Read/
Write
Address at I2C Read Retry occurrence K color
749-042
Read Retry Number Y
Read Retry Number Y
0~255
Read/
Write
Total qty of I2C Read Retry occurrences Y color

[time]
749-043
Read Retry Number M
Read Retry Number M
0~255
Read/
Write
Total qty of I2C Read Retry occurrences M color

[time]
749-044
Read Retry Number C
Read Retry Number C
0~255
Read/
Write
Total qty of I2C Read Retry occurrences C color

[time]
749-045
Read Retry Number K
Read Retry Number K
0~255
Read/
Write
Total qty of I2C Read Retry occurrences K color

[time]
749-046
Write Retry Data Y
Write Retry Data Y
0~255
Read/
Write
Write-address read-value at I2C Write Retry occurrence Y color
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Table 1 NVM 749_EXP

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
749-047
Write Retry Data M
Write Retry Data M
0~255
Read/
Write
Write-address read-value at I2C Write Retry occurrence M color
749-048
Write Retry Data C
Write Retry Data C
0~255
Read/
Write
Write-address read-value at I2C Write Retry occurrence C color
749-049
Write Retry Data K
Write Retry Data K
0~255
Read/
Write
Write-address read-value at I2C Write Retry occurrence K color
749-050
Write Retry Address Y
Write Retry Address Y
0~16383
Read/
Write
Address at I2C Write Retry occurrence Y color
749-051
Write Retry Address M
Write Retry Address M
0~16383
Read/
Write
Address at I2C Write Retry occurrence M color
749-052
Write Retry Address C
Write Retry Address C
0~16383
Read/
Write
Address at I2C Write Retry occurrence C color
749-053
Write Retry Address K
Write Retry Address K
0~16383
Read/
Write
Address at I2C Write Retry occurrence K color
749-054
Write Retry Number Y
Write Retry Number Y
0~255
Read/
Write
Total qty of I2C Write Retry occurrences Y color

[time]
749-055
Write Retry Number M
Write Retry Number M
0~255
Read/
Write
Total qty of I2C Write Retry occurrences M color

[time]
749-056
Write Retry Number C
Write Retry Number C
0~255
Read/
Write
Total qty of I2C Write Retry occurrences C color

[time]
749-057
Write Retry Number K
Write Retry Number K
0~255
Read/
Write
Total qty of I2C Write Retry occurrences K color

[time]
749-058
LPH download retry No Y
LPH download retry No Y
0~255
Read/
Write
(Total) Qty of retries of Initial Download Y color
749-059
LPH download retry No M
LPH download retry No M
0~255
Read/
Write
(Total) Qty of retries of Initial Download M color
749-060
LPH download retry No C
LPH download retry No C
0~255
Read/
Write
(Total) Qty of retries of Initial Download C color
749-061
LPH download retry No K
LPH download retry No K
0~255
Read/
Write
(Total) Qty of retries of Initial Download K color
749-062
LPH DL Mismatch Data Y
LPH code mismatch data Y
0~255
Read/
Write
ReadData at Fail occurrence in LPH Model No. Check Control Y color
749-063
LPH DL Mismatch Data M
LPH code mismatch data M
0~255
Read/
Write
ReadData at Fail occurrence in LPH Model No. Check Control M colorL
749-064
LPH DL Mismatch Data C
LPH code mismatch data C
0~255
Read/
Write
ReadData at Fail occurrence in LPH Model No. Check Control C color
749-065
LPH DL Mismatch Data K
LPH code mismatch data K
0~255
Read/
Write
ReadData at Fail occurrence in LPH Model No. Check Control K color
749-066
LPH DL Mismatch Address Y
LPH code mismatch adress Y
0~255
Read/
Write
DataAddress at Fail occurrence in LPH Model No. Check Control Y color
749-067
LPH DL Mismatch Address M
LPH code mismatch adress M
0~255
Read/
Write
DataAddress at Fail occurrence in LPH Model No. Check Control M color
Description
Table 1 NVM 749_EXP

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
749-068
LPH DL Mismatch Address C
LPH code mismatch adress C
0~255
Read/
Write
DataAddress at Fail occurrence in LPH Model No. Check Control C color
749-069
LPH DL Mismatch Address K
LPH code mismatch adress K
0~255
Read/
Write
DataAddress at Fail occurrence in LPH Model No. Check Control K color
749-070
Download Mismactch Data1 Y
0~255
Read/
Write
Obtained data 1 at check of end of Download All Y color
749-071
Download Mismactch Data1 M
0~255
Read/
Write
Obtained data 1 at check of end of Download All M color
749-072
Download Mismactch Data1 C
0~255
Read/
Write
Obtained data 1 at check of end of Download All C color
749-073
Download Mismactch Data1 K
0~255
Read/
Write
Obtained data 1 at check of end of Download All K color
749-074
0~255
Read/
Write
749-075
0~255
Read/
Write
749-076
0~255
Read/
Write
749-077
0~255
Read/
Write
749-078
0~255
Read/
Write
749-079
0~255
Read/
Write
749-080
0~255
Read/
Write
749-081
0~255
Read/
Write
749-082
PLL Status Number Y
PLL Status Number Y
0~10
Read/
Write
Qty of PLL-Locked Errors detected Y color

[time]
749-083
PLL Status Number M
PLL Status Number M
0~10
Read/
Write
Qty of PLL-Locked Errors detected M color

[time]
749-084
PLL Status Number C
PLL Status Number C
0~10
Read/
Write
Qty of PLL-Locked Errors detected C color

[time]
749-085
PLL Status Number K
PLL Status Number K
0~10
Read/
Write
Qty of PLL-Locked Errors detected K color

[time]
749-086
LPH Setup Color
LPH Setup Color
1~8
Read/
Write
Specifies which color to diagnose LPH for.

Bit0=1: Y color
Bit1=1: M color
Bit2=1: C color
Bit3=1: K color
Diagnostics must be intended for a single color. (No combination of bits)
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Table 1 NVM 749_EXP

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
749-087
Fault Result Data Y
Fault Result Data Y
0~16000
Read/
Write
DELSOL-SLED Open Wire Detection Result Y color
749-088
Fault Result Data M
Fault Result Data M
0~16000
Read/
Write
DELSOL-SLED Open Wire Detection Result M color
749-089
Fault Result Data C
Fault Result Data C
0~16000
Read/
Write
DELSOL-SLED Open Wire Detection Result C color
749-090
Fault Result Data K
Fault Result Data K
0~16000
Read/
Write
DELSOL-SLED Open Wire Detection Result K color
749-091
Fault Expected Value 0
0~255
Read/
Write
DELSOL-SLED Open Wire Detection Expected Value [Dot]
749-092
Fault Expected Value 1
0~255
57
57
Read/
Write
DELSOL-SLED Open Wire Detection Expected Value [Chip]
749-093
Latch Timing Posi Y 1
0~255
Read/
Write
MCU-LPH Connection Check Posi Result 1 Y color
749-094
0~255
Read/
Write
749-095
0~255
Read/
Write
749-096
0~255
Read/
Write
749-097
Latch Timing Posi M 1
0~255
Read/
Write
MCU-LPH Connection Check Posi Result 1 M color
749-098
0~255
Read/
Write
749-099
0~255
Read/
Write
749-100
0~255
Read/
Write
749-101
Latch Timing Posi C 1
0~255
Read/
Write
MCU-LPH Connection Check Posi Result 1 C color
749-102
0~255
Read/
Write
749-103
0~255
Read/
Write
749-104
0~255
Read/
Write
749-105
Latch Timing Posi K 1
0~255
Read/
Write
MCU-LPH Connection Check Posi Result 1 K color
749-106
0~255
Read/
Write
749-107
0~255
Read/
Write
Description
Table 1 NVM 749_EXP

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
749-108
0~255
Read/
Write
749-109
Latch Timing Nega Y 1
0~255
Read/
Write
MCU-LPH Connection Check Nega Result 1 Y color
749-110
0~255
Read/
Write
749-111
0~255
Read/
Write
749-112
0~255
Read/
Write
749-113
Latch Timing Nega M 1
0~255
Read/
Write
MCU-LPH Connection Check Nega Result 1 M color
749-114
0~255
Read/
Write
749-115
0~255
Read/
Write
749-116
0~255
Read/
Write
749-117
Latch Timing Nega C 1
0~255
Read/
Write
MCU-LPH Connection Check Nega Result 1 C color
749-118
0~255
Read/
Write
749-119
0~255
Read/
Write
749-120
0~255
Read/
Write
749-121
Latch Timing Nega K 1
0~255
Read/
Write
MCU-LPH Connection Check Nega Result 1 K color
749-122
0~255
Read/
Write
749-123
0~255
Read/
Write
749-124
0~255
Read/
Write
749-125
Latch Posi Data OK Number Y
Latch Posi Data OK Number Y
0~10
Read/
Write
MCU-LPH Connection Check Posi Result OK Qty Y color
749-126
Latch Posi Data OK Number M
Latch Posi Data OK Number M
0~10
Read/
Write
MCU-LPH Connection Check Posi Result OK Qty M color
749-127
Latch Posi Data OK Number C
Latch Posi Data OK Number C
0~10
Read/
Write
MCU-LPH Connection Check Posi Result OK Qty C color
749-128
Latch Posi Data OK Number K
Latch Posi Data OK Number K
0~10
Read/
Write
MCU-LPH Connection Check Posi Result OK Qty K color
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
749-129
Latch Nega Data OK Number Y
Latch Nega Data OK Number Y
0~10
Read/
Write
MCU-LPH Connection Check Nega Result OK Qty Y color
749-130
Latch Nega Data OK Number M
Latch Nega Data OK Number M
0~10
Read/
Write
MCU-LPH Connection Check Nega Result OK Qty M color
749-131
Latch Nega Data OK Number C
Latch Nega Data OK Number C
0~10
Read/
Write
MCU-LPH Connection Check Nega Result OK Qty C color
749-132
Latch Nega Data OK Number K
Latch Nega Data OK Number K
0~10
Read/
Write
MCU-LPH Connection Check Nega Result OK Qty K color
749-133
Latch OK Threshold Number
Latch OK Threshold Number
0~10
Read/
Write
Threshold to cause Fail in MCU-LPH Connection Check Sequence
749-134
Video-Serial Sync Fail
Video-Serial Sync Fail
0~3
Read/
Write
Synch. Fail with Diag Video Data and Commu. to LPH (Hidden Fail)
749-135
Latch Timing Detection Time
Latch Timing Detection Time
0~255
50
50
Read/
Write
Time to output video data for latch in Video Data Latch Clock Optimization
Sequence
[ms]
749-136
Ltrg Check Count Y
Ltrg Check Count Y
0~10
Read/
Write
Ltrg Qty recognized by Ltrg Check Y color
749-137
Ltrg Check Count M
Ltrg Check Count M
0~10
Read/
Write
Ltrg Qty recognized by Ltrg Check M color
749-138
Ltrg Check Count C
Ltrg Check Count C
0~10
Read/
Write
Ltrg Qty recognized by Ltrg Check C color
749-139
Ltrg Check Count K
Ltrg Check Count K
0~10
Read/
Write
Ltrg Qty recognized by Ltrg Check K color
749-140
Ltrg Fail Threshold
Ltrg Fail Threshold
0~10
Read/
Write
Threshold to cause Fail in Ltrg Check
749-141
LTRG Short Y
LTRG Short Y
0~1
Read/
Write
Sets LTRG Timing Detection Y color.
749-142
LTRG Short M
LTRG Short M
0~1
Read/
Write
Sets LTRG Timing Detection M color.
749-143
LTRG Short C
LTRG Short C
0~1
Read/
Write
Sets LTRG Timing Detection C color.
749-144
LTRG Short K
LTRG Short K
0~1
Read/
Write
Sets LTRG Timing Detection K color.
749-145
Dotnum PS0
Dotnum PS0
0~255
56
56
Read/
Write
Thyristor Transfer Cycle (79mm/s)
749-146
Dotnum PS1
Dotnum PS1
0~255
36
36
Read/
Write
749-147
Dotnum PS2
Dotnum PS2
0~255
25
25
Read/
Write
749-148
Dotnum PS3
Dotnum PS3
0~255
22
22
Read/
Write
749-149
Dotnum PS4
Dotnum PS4
0~255
19
19
Read/
Write
Description
Table 1 NVM 749_EXP

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
749-150
Dotnum PS5
Dotnum PS5
0~255
17
17
Read/
Write
749-151
I2C Frequency
I2C Frequency
50~800
400
400
Read/
Write
BITZ-DELSOL I2C Communication Speed

[kHz]
749-152
LPH Specific Code 1-1
0~255
Read/
Write
Data for checking LPH model No.
749-153
0~255
12
12
Read/
Write
749-154
LPH Specific Code 2
LPH Specific Code 2
0~255
Read/
Write
749-155
0~255
Read/
Write
749-156
0~255
25
25
Read/
Write
749-157
LPH Specific Code 4Y
LPH Specific Code 4Y
0~255
Read/
Write
749-158
LPH Specific Code 4M
LPH Specific Code 4M
0~255
Read/
Write
749-159
LPH Specific Code 4C
LPH Specific Code 4C
0~255
Read/
Write
749-160
LPH Specific Code 4K
LPH Specific Code 4K
0~255
Read/
Write
749-161
X'talk Coefficient Y
0~100
Read/
Write
X'talk Correction Coefficient Y color
749-162
X'talk Coefficient M
0~100
Read/
Write
X'talk Correction Coefficient M color
749-163
X'talk Coefficient C
0~100
Read/
Write
X'talk Correction Coefficient C color
749-164
X'talk Coefficient K
0~100
Read/
Write
X'talk Correction Coefficient K color
749-165
X'talk Coefficient K (BW mode)
0~100
Read/
Write
X'talk Correction Coefficient K color (in BW mode)
749-166
LVDS Voltage Selection
LVDS Voltage Selection
0~1
Read/
Write
Bitz-LPH LVDS Voltage

0: 300mv, 1: 500mV
749-167
SWC_Detec. Temp Sensor

Switching
SWC_Detec. Temp Sensor

Switching
0~10
Read/
Write
Value for switching Sensor for compensating a temperature causing

uneven LPH light qty.
749-168
SWC_Temp Estimate Line Incline SWC_Temp Esti. Line Incline
0~255
144
144
Read/
Write
Incline of LPH Temp Estimate Line in compensation for a temperature

causing uneven LPH light qty.
749-169
SWC_Temp Estimate Line Y sec- SWC_Temp Esti Line Y section

tion
-127~127
-12
-12
Read/
Write
LPH Temp Estimate Line Y section in compensation for a temperature

causing uneven LPH light qty.
749-170
SWC_LPH Temp
0~100
Read/
Write
LPH Estimated Temp in Compensation for LPH Uneven-Light-Qty Temp

[deg. C]
SWC_LPH Temp
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Table 1 NVM 749_EXP

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
Description
749-171
Smile Position Y B
Smile Position Y B
1~308
52
52
Read/
Write
Smile Correction Peak B (distance from O/B edge) Y color

[mm]
749-172
Smile Position Y C
Smile Position Y C
1~308
103
103
Read/
Write
Smile Correction Peak C (distance from O/B edge) Y color

[mm]
749-173
Smile Position Y D
Smile Position Y D
1~308
154
154
Read/
Write
Smile Correction Peak D (distance from O/B edge) Y color

[mm]
749-174
Smile Position Y E
Smile Position Y E
1~308
206
206
Read/
Write
Smile Correction Peak E (distance from O/B edge) Y color

[mm]
749-175
Smile Position Y F
Smile Position Y F
1~308
257
257
Read/
Write
Smile Correction Peak F (distance from O/B edge) Y color

[mm]
749-176
Smile Position M B
Smile Position M B
1~308
52
52
Read/
Write
Smile Correction Peak B (distance from O/B edge) M color

[mm]
749-177
Smile Position M C
Smile Position M C
1~308
103
103
Read/
Write
Smile Correction Peak C (distance from O/B edge) M color

[mm]
749-178
Smile Position M D
Smile Position M D
1~308
154
154
Read/
Write
Smile Correction Peak D (distance from O/B edge) M color

[mm]
749-179
Smile Position M E
Smile Position M E
1~308
206
206
Read/
Write
Smile Correction Peak E (distance from O/B edge) M color

[mm]
749-180
Smile Position M F
Smile Position M F
1~308
257
257
Read/
Write
Smile Correction Peak F (distance from O/B edge) M color

[mm]
749-181
Smile Position C B
Smile Position C B
1~308
52
52
Read/
Write
Smile Correction Peak B (distance from O/B edge) C color

[mm]
749-182
Smile Position C C
Smile Position C C
1~308
103
103
Read/
Write
Smile Correction Peak C (distance from O/B edge) C color

[mm]
749-183
Smile Position C D
Smile Position C D
1~308
154
154
Read/
Write
Smile Correction Peak D (distance from O/B edge) C color

[mm]
749-184
Smile Position C E
Smile Position C E
1~308
206
206
Read/
Write
Smile Correction Peak E (distance from O/B edge) C color

[mm]
749-185
Smile Position C F
Smile Position C F
1~308
257
257
Read/
Write
Smile Correction Peak F (distance from O/B edge) C color

[mm]
749-186
Smile Position K B
Smile Position K B
1~308
52
52
Read/
Write
Smile Correction Peak B (distance from O/B edge) K color

[mm]
749-187
Smile Position K C
Smile Position K C
1~308
103
103
Read/
Write
Smile Correction Peak C (distance from O/B edge) K color

[mm]
749-188
Smile Position K D
Smile Position K D
1~308
154
154
Read/
Write
Smile Correction Peak D (distance from O/B edge) K color

[mm]
749-189
Smile Position K E
Smile Position K E
1~308
206
206
Read/
Write
Smile Correction Peak E (distance from O/B edge) K color

[mm]
749-190
Smile Position K F
Smile Position K F
1~308
257
257
Read/
Write
Smile Correction Peak F (distance from O/B edge) K color

[mm]
749-191
In Out Tendency Y
In Out Tendency Y
-20~20
Read/
Write
IN OUT Tendency selection Y color

[%]
Table 1 NVM 749_EXP

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
Description
749-192
In Out Tendency M
In Out Tendency M
-20~20
Read/
Write
IN OUT Tendency selection M color

[%]
749-193
In Out Tendency C
In Out Tendency C
-20~20
Read/
Write
IN OUT Tendency selection C color

[%]
749-194
In Out Tendency K
In Out Tendency K
-20~20
Read/
Write
IN OUT Tendency selection K color

[%]
749-195
Smile Pattern Y
Smile Pattern Y
1~6
Read/
Write
Smile Correction Pattern selection Y color
749-196
Smile Pattern M
Smile Pattern M
1~6
Read/
Write
Smile Correction Pattern selection M color
749-197
Smile Pattern C
Smile Pattern C
1~6
Read/
Write
Smile Correction Pattern selection C color
749-198
Smile Pattern K
Smile Pattern K
1~6
Read/
Write
Smile Correction Pattern selection K color
749-199
Smile Level Y
Smile Level Y
1~6
Read/
Write
Smile Correction Level selection Y color

[(value-1)x4%]
749-200
Smile Level M
Smile Level M
1~6
Read/
Write
Smile Correction Level selection M color

[(value-1)x4%]
749-201
Smile Level C
Smile Level C
1~6
Read/
Write
Smile Correction Level selection C color

[(value-1)x4%]
749-202
Smile Level K
Smile Level K
1~6
Read/
Write
Smile Correction Level selection K color

[(value-1)x4%]
749-203
Smile Custom Y A
Smile Custom Y A
-20~20
Read/
Write
Smile Custom Correction Magnification Y color

[%]
749-204
Smile Custom Y B
Smile Custom Y B
-20~20
Read/
Write

[%]
749-205
Smile Custom Y C
Smile Custom Y C
-20~20
Read/
Write

[%]
749-206
Smile Custom Y D
Smile Custom Y D
-20~20
Read/
Write

[%]
749-207
Smile Custom Y E
Smile Custom Y E
-20~20
Read/
Write

[%]
749-208
Smile Custom Y F
Smile Custom Y F
-20~20
Read/
Write

[%]
749-209
Smile Custom Y G
Smile Custom Y G
-20~20
Read/
Write

[%]
749-210
Smile Custom M A
Smile Custom M A
-20~20
Read/
Write
Smile Custom Correction Magnification M color

[%]
749-211
Smile Custom M B
Smile Custom M B
-20~20
Read/
Write

[%]
749-212
Smile Custom M C
Smile Custom M C
-20~20
Read/
Write

[%]
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Table 1 NVM 749_EXP

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
Description
749-213
Smile Custom M D
Smile Custom M D
-20~20
Read/
Write

[%]
749-214
Smile Custom M E
Smile Custom M E
-20~20
Read/
Write

[%]
749-215
Smile Custom M F
Smile Custom M F
-20~20
Read/
Write

[%]
749-216
Smile Custom M G
Smile Custom M G
-20~20
Read/
Write

[%]
749-217
Smile Custom C A
Smile Custom C A
-20~20
Read/
Write
Smile Custom Correction Magnification C color

[%]
749-218
Smile Custom C B
Smile Custom C B
-20~20
Read/
Write

[%]
749-219
Smile Custom C C
Smile Custom C C
-20~20
Read/
Write

[%]
749-220
Smile Custom C D
Smile Custom C D
-20~20
Read/
Write

[%]
749-221
Smile Custom C E
Smile Custom C E
-20~20
Read/
Write

[%]
749-222
Smile Custom C F
Smile Custom C F
-20~20
Read/
Write

[%]
749-223
Smile Custom C G
Smile Custom C G
-20~20
Read/
Write

[%]
749-224
Smile Custom K A
Smile Custom K A
-20~20
Read/
Write
Smile Custom Correction Magnification K color

[%]
749-225
Smile Custom K B
Smile Custom K B
-20~20
Read/
Write

[%]
749-226
Smile Custom K C
Smile Custom K C
-20~20
Read/
Write

[%]
749-227
Smile Custom K D
Smile Custom K D
-20~20
Read/
Write

[%]
749-228
Smile Custom K E
Smile Custom K E
-20~20
Read/
Write

[%]
749-229
Smile Custom K F
Smile Custom K F
-20~20
Read/
Write

[%]
749-230
Smile Custom K G
Smile Custom K G
-20~20
Read/
Write

[%]
749-231
Ave Power ADC Position Y
Ave Power ADC Position Y
409~512
512
512
Read/
Write
Light Qty around ADC Sensor Y color
749-232
Ave Power ADC Position M
Ave Power ADC Position M
409~512
512
512
Read/
Write
Light Qty around ADC Sensor M color
749-233
Ave Power ADC Position C
Ave Power ADC Position C
409~512
512
512
Read/
Write
Light Qty around ADC Sensor C color
Table 1 NVM 749_EXP

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
749-234
Ave Power ADC Position K
Ave Power ADC Position K
409~512
512
512
Read/
Write
Light Qty around ADC Sensor K color
749-235
Smile Correc. Overflow Qty Y
0~255
Read/
Write
Overflown-Block Counter in Smile Correction Y color

[block]
749-236
Smile Correc. Overflow Qty M
0~255
Read/
Write
Overflown-Block Counter in Smile Correction M color

[block]
749-237
Smile Correc. Overflow Qty C
0~255
Read/
Write
Overflown-Block Counter in Smile Correction C color

[block]
749-238
Smile Correc. Overflow Qty K
0~255
Read/
Write
Overflown-Block Counter in Smile Correction K color

[block]
749-239
Thin-Line Emphasis Correc. Over- Thin-Line Emphasis Correc.

flow Qty Y
Overflow Qty Y
0~255
Read/
Write
Overflown-Block Counter in Thin-Line Emphasis Correction Y color

[block]
749-240

flow Qty M
Overflow Qty M
0~255
Read/
Write
Overflown-Block Counter in Thin-Line Emphasis Correction M color

[block]
749-241

flow Qty C
Overflow Qty C
0~255
Read/
Write
Overflown-Block Counter in Thin-Line Emphasis Correction C color

[block]
749-242

flow Qty K
Overflow Qty K
0~255
Read/
Write
Overflown-Block Counter in Thin-Line Emphasis Correction K color

[block]
749-243
Delta density_up Y
Delta density_up Y
140~255
200
200
Read/
Write
Thin-Line Emphasis Correction Amount [0.5%] Y color
749-244
Delta density_up M
Delta density_up M
140~255
200
200
Read/
Write
Thin-Line Emphasis Correction Amount [0.5%] M color
749-245
Delta density_up C
Delta density_up C
140~255
200
200
Read/
Write
Thin-Line Emphasis Correction Amount [0.5%] C color
749-246
Delta density_up K
Delta density_up K
140~255
200
200
Read/
Write
Thin-Line Emphasis Correction Amount [0.5%] K color
749-247
Thin Line Correction Low Cin
Thin Line Correction Low Cin
0~110
20
20
Read/
Write
Lower limit of LPH Density Adj. Value

[%]
749-248
Thin Line Correction High Cin
Thin Line Correction High Cin
0~110
80
80
Read/
Write
Upper limit of LPH Density Adj. Value

[%]
749-249
LPH EEPROM Capacity Y
LPH EEPROM Capacity Y
0~2
Read
Capacity of EEPROM installed on Y-color LPH

0: 64K
1: 128K
2: 256K
749-250
LPH EEPROM Capacity M
LPH EEPROM Capacity M
0~2
Read
Capacity of EEPROM installed on M-color LPH

0: 64K
1: 128K
2: 256K
749-251
LPH EEPROM Capacity C
LPH EEPROM Capacity C
0~2
Read
Capacity of EEPROM installed on C-color LPH

0: 64K
1: 128K
2: 256K
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Table 1 NVM 749_EXP

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
749-252
LPH EEPROM Capacity K
LPH EEPROM Capacity K
0~2
Read
Capacity of EEPROM installed on K-color LPH

0: 64K
1: 128K
2: 256K
749-253
ADC Sensor Position Low
ADC Sensor Position Low
0~65535
2868
2868
Read/
Write
Lower limit of LPH Position corresponding to ADC Sensor position
749-254
ADC Sensor Position High
ADC Sensor Position High
0~65535
3222
3222
Read/
Write
Upper limit of LPH Position corresponding to ADC Sensor position
749-255
LPH Light Qty Hard Limiter Y PS0 LPH Light Qty Hard Limiter Y PS0 0~2046
2046
2046
Read/
Write
Upper limit of Light Qty LUT to be provided to Procon Y color (79mm/s)
749-256
2046
2046
Read/
Write
749-257
2046
2046
Read/
Write
749-258
2046
2046
Read/
Write
749-259
2046
2046
Read/
Write
749-260
2046
2046
Read/
Write
749-261
LPH Light Qty Hard Limiter M PS0 LPH Light Qty Hard Limiter M
PS0
0~2046
2046
2046
Read/
Write
Upper limit of Light Qty LUT to be provided to Procon M color (79mm/s)
749-262
PS1
0~2046
2046
2046
Read/
Write
749-263
PS2
0~2046
2046
2046
Read/
Write
749-264
PS3
0~2046
2046
2046
Read/
Write
749-265
PS4
0~2046
2046
2046
Read/
Write
749-266
PS5
0~2046
2046
2046
Read/
Write
749-267
LPH Light Qty Hard Limiter C PS0 LPH Light Qty Hard Limiter C PS0 0~2046
2046
2046
Read/
Write
Upper limit of Light Qty LUT to be provided to Procon C color (79mm/s)
749-268
2046
2046
Read/
Write
749-269
2046
2046
Read/
Write
749-270
2046
2046
Read/
Write
749-271
2046
2046
Read/
Write
Description
Table 1 NVM 749_EXP

ChainLink
NVM Name
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
749-272
2046
2046
Read/
Write
749-273
LPH Light Qty Hard Limiter K PS0 LPH Light Qty Hard Limiter K PS0 0~2046
2046
2046
Read/
Write
Upper limit of Light Qty LUT to be provided to Procon K color (79mm/s)
749-274
2046
2046
Read/
Write
749-275
2046
2046
Read/
Write
749-276
2046
2046
Read/
Write
749-277
2046
2046
Read/
Write
749-278
2046
2046
Read/
Write
749-282
LPH Temp Compen._Section Y
LPH Temp Compen._Section Y
-255~0
-71
-71
Read/
Write
LPH Temp Compensation Y section Y
749-283
LPH Temp Compen._Section M
LPH Temp Compen._Section M
-255~0
-71
-71
Read/
Write
LPH Temp Compensation M section M
749-284
LPH Temp Compen._Section C
LPH Temp Compen._Section C
-255~0
-71
-71
Read/
Write
LPH Temp Compensation C section C
749-285
LPH Temp Compen._Section K
LPH Temp Compen._Section K
-255~0
-71
-71
Read/
Write
LPH Temp Compensation K section K
749-286
Compen. Coef. Limiter_Max
Compen. Coef. Limiter_Max
0~250
250
250
Read/
Write
Upper limit of Compensation Coefficient Limiter
749-287
Compen. Coef. Limiter_Min
Compen. Coef. Limiter_Min
-255~0
-100
-100
Read/
Write
Lower limit of Compensation Coefficient Limiter
749-288
Temp Sensor Switching
Temp Sensor Switching
0~10
Read/
Write
Temp Sensor Switching Switch
749-293
LPH Temp Compen._Incline Y
LPHTemp Compen._Incline Y
0~255
68
68
Read/
Write
LPH Temp Compensation Incline Y
749-294
LPHTemp Compen._Incline M
LPHTemp Compen._Incline M
0~255
68
68
Read/
Write
LPH Temp Compensation Incline M
749-295
LPHTemp Compen._Incline C
LPHTemp Compen._Incline C
0~255
68
68
Read/
Write
LPH Temp Compensation Incline C
749-296
LPHTemp Compen._Incline K
LPHTemp Compen._Incline K
0~255
68
68
Read/
Write
LPH Temp Compensation Incline K
749-301
DataShiftNumberY
DataShiftNumberY
0~255
Read/
Write
Total qty of Y-color data transferred
749-302
DataShiftNumberM
DataShiftNumberM
0~255
Read/
Write
Total qty of M-color data transferred
749-303
DataShiftNumberC
DataShiftNumberC
0~255
Read/
Write
Total qty of C-color data transferred
PSW Display
Version 1.2
Setting Range
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Table 1 NVM 749_EXP

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
749-304
DataShiftNumberK
DataShiftNumberK
0~255
Read/
Write
Total qty of K-color data transferred
749-305
DataShiftAdress1_Y
DataShiftAdress1_Y
0~255
Read/
Write
Address where Y-color data is transferred (higher 8 Bits): latest
749-306
DataShiftAdress1_M
DataShiftAdress1_M
0~255
Read/
Write
Address where M-color data is transferred (higher 8 Bits): latest
749-307
DataShiftAdress1_C
DataShiftAdress1_C
0~255
Read/
Write
Address where C-color data is transferred (higher 8 Bits): latest
749-308
DataShiftAdress1_K
DataShiftAdress1_K
0~255
Read/
Write
Address where K-color data is transferred (higher 8 Bits): latest
749-309
DataShiftAdress2_Y
DataShiftAdress2_Y
0~255
Read/
Write
Address where Y-color data is transferred (higher 8 Bits): one before latest
749-310
DataShiftAdress2_M
DataShiftAdress2_M
0~255
Read/
Write
Address where M-color data is transferred (higher 8 Bits): one before latest
749-311
DataShiftAdress2_C
DataShiftAdress2_C
0~255
Read/
Write
Address where C-color data is transferred (higher 8 Bits): one before latest
749-312
DataShiftAdress2_K
DataShiftAdress2_K
0~255
Read/
Write
Address where K-color data is transferred (higher 8 Bits): one before latest
749-313
DataShiftAdress3_Y
DataShiftAdress3_Y
0~255
Read/
Write
Address where Y-color data is transferred (higher 8 Bits): two before latest
749-314
DataShiftAdress3_M
DataShiftAdress3_M
0~255
Read/
Write
Address where M-color data is transferred (higher 8 Bits): two before latest
749-315
DataShiftAdress3_C
0~255
Read/
Write
Address where C-color data is transferred (higher 8 Bits): two before latest
749-316
DataShiftAdress3_K
0~255
Read/
Write
Address where K-color data is transferred (higher 8 Bits): two before latest
749-317
DataShiftAdress4_Y
0~255
Read/
Write
Address where Y-color data is transferred (higher 8 Bits): three before latest
749-318
DataShiftAdress4_M
0~255
Read/
Write
Address where M-color data is transferred (higher 8 Bits): three before latest
749-319
DataShiftAdress4_C
0~255
Read/
Write
Address where C-color data is transferred (higher 8 Bits): three before latest
749-320
DataShiftAdress4_K
0~255
Read/
Write
Address where K-color data is transferred (higher 8 Bits): three before latest
749-321
LPH Test Pattern Mode
LPH Test Pattern Mode
0~1
Read/
Write
Enables/disables LPH built-in Test Pattern.

0: Disables LPH built-in Test Pattern. (Default)
1: Enables LPH built-in Test Pattern.
749-322
LPH Streak Evalu. Chart Type
LPH Test Pattern Print Type
0~4
Read/
Write
Selects a type of LPH Streak Evaluation Chart.

0: Y color only, 1: M color only, 2: C color only, 3: K color only, 4: 4-color
superposition
749-323
LPH Regi Switch
LPH Regi Switch
0~1
Read/
Write
Center Regi to LPH Regi (Side Regi) Switching Switch

0: Center Regi
1: LPH Regi (Side Regi)
Description
Table 1 NVM 749_EXP

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
749-324
LPH Serial No Y [1]
LPH Serial No Y [1]
0~255
Read/
Write
Storage of Serial No stored in EEPROM installed on LPH. Y [1]
749-325
LPH Serial No Y [2]
LPH Serial No Y [2]
0~255
Read/
Write
749-326
LPH Serial No Y [3]
LPH Serial No Y [3]
0~255
Read/
Write
749-327
LPH Serial No Y [4]
LPH Serial No Y [4]
0~255
Read/
Write
749-328
LPH Serial No Y [5]
LPH Serial No Y [5]
0~255
Read/
Write
749-329
LPH Serial No M [1]
LPH Serial No M [1]
0~255
Read/
Write
Storage of Serial No stored in EEPROM installed on LPH. M [1]
749-330
LPH Serial No M [2]
LPH Serial No M [2]
0~255
Read/
Write
749-331
LPH Serial No M [3]
LPH Serial No M [3]
0~255
Read/
Write
749-332
LPH Serial No M [4]
LPH Serial No M [4]
0~255
Read/
Write
749-333
LPH Serial No M [5]
LPH Serial No M [5]
0~255
Read/
Write
749-334
LPH Serial No C [1]
LPH Serial No C [1]
0~255
Read/
Write
Storage of Serial No stored in EEPROM installed on LPH. C [1]
749-335
LPH Serial No C [2]
LPH Serial No C [2]
0~255
Read/
Write
749-336
LPH Serial No C [3]
LPH Serial No C [3]
0~255
Read/
Write
749-337
LPH Serial No C [4]
LPH Serial No C [4]
0~255
Read/
Write
749-338
LPH Serial No C [5]
LPH Serial No C [5]
0~255
Read/
Write
749-339
LPH Serial No K [1]
LPH Serial No K [1]
0~255
Read/
Write
Storage of Serial No stored in EEPROM installed on LPH. K [1]
749-340
LPH Serial No K [2]
LPH Serial No K [2]
0~255
Read/
Write
749-341
LPH Serial No K [3]
LPH Serial No K [3]
0~255
Read/
Write
749-342
LPH Serial No K [4]
LPH Serial No K [4]
0~255
Read/
Write
749-343
LPH Serial No K [5]
LPH Serial No K [5]
0~255
Read/
Write
749-344
Pixel_total count Y [0]
0~4294967295
Read/
Write
Pixel Count before 0 last Panel Y color
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Version 1.2
Table 1 NVM 749_EXP

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
749-345
0~4294967295
Read/
Write
Pixel Count before 1 last Panel Y color
749-346
0~4294967295
Read/
Write
Pixel Count before 2 last Panels Y color
749-347
0~4294967295
Read/
Write
Pixel Count before 3 last Panels Y color
749-348
Pixel_total count M [0]
0~4294967295
Read/
Write
Pixel Count before 0 last Panel M color
749-349
0~4294967295
Read/
Write
Pixel Count before 1 last Panel M color
749-350
0~4294967295
Read/
Write
Pixel Count before 2 last Panels M color
749-351
0~4294967295
Read/
Write
Pixel Count before 3 last Panels M color
749-352
Pixel_total count C [0]
0~4294967295
Read/
Write
Pixel Count before 0 last Panel C color
749-353
0~4294967295
Read/
Write
Pixel Count before 1 last Panel C color
749-354
0~4294967295
Read/
Write
Pixel Count before 2 last Panels C color
749-355
0~4294967295
Read/
Write
Pixel Count before 3 last Panels C color
749-356
Pixel_total count K [0]
0~4294967295
Read/
Write
Pixel Count before 0 last Panel K color
749-357
0~4294967295
Read/
Write
Pixel Count before 1 last Panel K color
749-358
0~4294967295
Read/
Write
Pixel Count before 2 last Panels K color
749-359
0~4294967295
Read/
Write
Pixel Count before 3 last Panels K color
749-360
Ltrg check warning threshold
Ltrg check warning
0~10
10
10
Read/
Write
Ltrg check warning threshold
749-361
LPH asic ver
LPH asic ver
0~15
Read/
Write
LPH asic ver

0: Current ASIC, 1: Next ASIC
Bit0=0: Y color: current ASIC
Bit1=0: M color: current ASIC
Bit2=0: C color: current ASIC
Bit3=0: K color: current ASIC
749-362
LPH Component Control-targeted LPH Component control

Color
0~15
15
15
Read/
Write
Color to execute LPH Component control for:

Bit0=1: Y color
Bit1=1: M color
Bit2=1: C color
Bit3=1: K color
For multiple colors, set their respective Bits to 1.
Description
Table 1 NVM 749_EXP

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
749-363
Dotnum component
Dotnum component
16~255
25
25
Read/
Write
Thyristor Transfer Cycle in Component Control
749-388
EE_MODE (for K)
Edge Enhance Switch (for K)
0~1
Read/
Write
Enables/disables Edge Enhance process. (for K)

0: Off
1: On
*Common setting to Tag00 and Tag01.
749-389
CMP_MODE (for K)
EE Compatible Mode (for K)
0~1
Read/
Write
Old EE Process Compatible Mode (for K)

0: New EE Process
1: Old EE Process
749-390
EETH0 (for K)
Threshold for Edge-
0~1022
198
198
Read/
Write
For edge detection. Threshold setting (for K)
749-391
NPTH0 (for K)
Threshold for Pixel
0~255
76
76
Read/
Write
For edge detection. Notable-Pixel Threshold setting (for K)
749-392
BKTH0 (for K)
Threshold for Background Chin

(for K)
0~255
51
51
Read/
Write
For edge detection. Background Threshold setting (for K)
749-393
RETH0 (for K)
Threshold for Detect
0~7
Read/
Write
Edge Reuse. Edge Qty Threshold setting [pixel] (for K)
749-394
RAND_MODE
RAND Image Tag On/Off

Switch_Regi
0~4369
17
17
Read/
Write
Sets availability of random-number processing.

0000000000000001: Superimpose random number on Image Area Tag00.
0000000000010000: Superimpose random number on Image Area Tag01.
0000000100000000: Superimpose random number on Pitch Area Tag00.
0001000000000000: Superimpose random number on Pitch Area Tag01.
Superimpose random numbers by combining above bits.
749-395
RAND INIT0
RAND Initialize Upper Data_Regi 0~16
10
10
Read/
Write
Initial setting of M-group random number. higher 4 bits
749-396
RAND INIT1
RAND Initialize Lower Data_Regi 0~65535
26437
26437
Read/
Write
Initial setting of M-group random number. lower 16 bits
749-397
RAND_BIT
RAND Data Bit_Regi
0~4
Read/
Write
Sets Random-number Superimposition Bit Qty.

000: 1 bit
001: 2 bits
010: 3 bits
011: 4 bits
100: 5 bits
749-399
ED_SEL
ED_SEL_Regi
0~1
Read/
Write
200C/300C Yellow ED selection

0: Dither0 Output selected
1: ED Output selected
749-417
Lead Edge Erase Amount
Lead Deletion
40~255
40
40
Read/
Write
Lead Edge Erase Amount [in steps of 0.1mm]
749-418
Side Edge Erase Amount
Side Deletion
20~255
20
20
Read/
Write
Side Edge Erase Amount [in steps of 0.1mm]
749-419
Trail Edge Erase Amount
Edge Deletion
20~255
20
20
Read/
Write
Trail Edge Erase Amount [in steps of 0.1mm]
Version 1.2
2010/08
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Description
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General
2010/08
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Version 1.2
Table 1 NVM 749_EXP

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
749-420
EE_MODE (for YMC)
Edge Enhance Switch (for YMC) 0~1
Read/
Write
Enables/disables Edge Enhance process. (for YMC)

0: Off
1: On
*Common setting to Tag00 and Tag01.
749-421
CMP_MODE (for YMC)
EE Compatible Mode (for YMC)
0~1
Read/
Write
Old EE Process Compatible Mode (for YMC)

0: New EE Process
1: Old EE Process
749-422
EETH0 (for YMC)
Threshold for Edge Detect0 (for

YMC)
0~1022
198
198
Read/
Write
For edge detection. Threshold setting (for YMC)
749-423
NPTH0 (for YMC)
Threshold for Pixel Cin (for YMC) 0~255
76
76
Read/
Write
For edge detection. Notable-Pixel Threshold setting (for YMC)
749-424
BKTH0 (for YMC)
Threshold for Background Cin

(for YMC)
0~255
51
51
Read/
Write
For edge detection. Background Threshold setting (for YMC)
749-425
RETH0 (for YMC)
Threshold for Detect count (for

YMC)
0~7
Read/
Write
Edge Reuse. Edge Qty Threshold setting [pixel] (for YMC)
749-427
Char. Sharpening SW
Char. Sharpening SW
0~1
Read/
Write
Changes EELUT100%K Value to Adj. Value for sharpening characters.

0: Do not change.
1: Change.
749-428
Char. Sharpening Adj. Qty
Char. Sharpening Adj. Qty
0~255
179
179
Read/
Write
EELUT100%K changed value
749-429
Procon & EELUT Compounding

SW
Procon & EELUT Comp. SW
0~1
Read/
Write
Enables/disables the process for compounding EE Procon LUT and

EELUT.
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
749-435
EE Procon LUT Correc. Coef.

No.1 Yellow

No.1 Yellow
0~10000
100
100
Read/
Write
EE Procon LUT Cin No.1 Yellow Correction Coefficient
749-436

No.2 Yellow

No.2 Yellow
0~10000
100
100
Read/
Write
749-437

No.3 Yellow

No.3 Yellow
0~10000
100
100
Read/
Write
749-438

No.4 Yellow

No.4 Yellow
0~10000
100
100
Read/
Write
749-439

No.5 Yellow

No.5 Yellow
0~10000
100
100
Read/
Write
749-440

No.6 Yellow

No.6 Yellow
0~10000
100
100
Read/
Write
749-441

No.1 Magenta

No.1 Magenta
0~10000
100
100
Read/
Write
EE Procon LUT Cin No.1 Magenta Correction Coefficient
749-442

No.2 Magenta

No.2 Magenta
0~10000
100
100
Read/
Write
749-443

No.3 Magenta

No.3 Magenta
0~10000
100
100
Read/
Write
Setting Range
Description
Table 1 NVM 749_EXP

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
High
Default
Low
Read/
Write
749-444

No.4 Magenta

No.4 Magenta
0~10000
100
100
Read/
Write
749-445

No.5 Magenta

No.5 Magenta
0~10000
100
100
Read/
Write
749-446

No.6 Magenta

No.6 Magenta
0~10000
100
100
Read/
Write
749-447

No.1 Cyan

No.1 Cyan
0~10000
100
100
Read/
Write
EE Procon LUT Cin No.1 Cyan Correction Coefficient
749-448

No.2 Cyan

No.2 Cyan
0~10000
100
100
Read/
Write
749-449

No.3 Cyan

No.3 Cyan
0~10000
100
100
Read/
Write
749-450

No.4 Cyan

No.4 Cyan
0~10000
100
100
Read/
Write
749-451

No.5 Cyan

No.5 Cyan
0~10000
100
100
Read/
Write
749-452

No.6 Cyan

No.6 Cyan
0~10000
100
100
Read/
Write
749-453

No.1 Black

No.1 Black
0~10000
100
100
Read/
Write
EE Procon LUT Cin No.1 Black Correction Coefficient
749-454

No.2 Black

No.2 Black
0~10000
100
100
Read/
Write
749-455

No.3 Black

No.3 Black
0~10000
100
100
Read/
Write
749-456

No.4 Black

No.4 Black
0~10000
100
100
Read/
Write
749-457

No.5 Black

No.5 Black
0~10000
100
100
Read/
Write
749-458

No.6 Black

No.6 Black
0~10000
100
100
Read/
Write
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Table 1 NVM 750_EXP
ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
Read/Write Description
750-001 Spec. Identification Code 1[Y]

LPH EEPROMAdd ress 0x0056
0~255
Read
Spec. Identification Code 1 Y color

0~255
Read

0~255
Read

0~255
Read
750-005 dummy[Y]
0~255
Read
Adummy Y color

LPH EEPROMAdd ress 0x005B
0~255
Read
750-007 EEPROM Capacity Code [Y]

LPH EEPROMAdd ress 0x005C
0~255
Read
EEPROM Capacity Code Y color
750-008 Map Code (yr.) [Y]

LPH EEPROMAdd ress 0x005D
0~255
Read
Map Code (yr.) Y color
750-009 Map Code (mth) [Y]

LPH EEPROMAdd ress 0x005E
0~255
Read
Map Code (mth) Y color
750-010 Map Code (day) [Y]

LPH EEPROMAdd ress 0x005F
0~255
Read
Map Code (day) Y color
750-011 Part No. 6th digit in 2nd half [Y]

0~255
Read
Part No. 6th digit in 2nd half Y color

0~255
Read

0~255
Read
750-014 Part No. 3rd digit in 2nd half [Y]

0~255
Read
Part No. 3rd digit in 2nd half Y color
750-015 Part No. 2nd digit in 2nd half [Y]

0~255
Read
Part No. 2nd digit in 2nd half Y color
750-016 Part No. 1st digit in 2nd half [Y]

0~255
Read
Part No. 1st digit in 2nd half Y color
750-017 LPH serial(10th & 9th digits)[Y]

0~255
Read
LPH serial (10 & 9th digits ) Y color Manuf. Yr. 1st digit (decimal display)

0~255
Read
LPH serial(8th & 7th digits) Y color Manuf. Mth 1st digit (decimal display)

0~255
Read
LPH serial(6th & 5th digits) Y color Manuf. Mth 2nd digit (decimal display)
750-020 LPH serial(4th & 3rd digits )[Y]

0~255
Read
LPH serial(4th & 3rd digits) Y color Serial No. 1st digit (decimal
display)
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
750-021 LPH serial(2nd & 1st digits)[Y]

LPH EEPROMAdd ress 0x006A
0~255
Read
LPH serial(2nd & 1st digits) Y color Serial No. 2nd digit (decimal display)
750-022 blank[Y]
0~255
Read
blank Y color Serial No. 3rd digit (decimal display)
750-023 blank)[Y]
0~255
Read
blank Y color Serial No.4th digit (decimal display)
750-024 blank[Y]
0~255
Read
750-025 blank[Y]
0~255
Read
750-026 blank[Y]
0~255
Read
blank Y color data for M/C check (Serial No.) 1st byte
750-027 blank[Y]
0~255
Read
blank Y color data for M/C check (Serial No.) 2nd byte
750-028 blank[Y]
0~255
Read
blank Y color data for M/C check (Serial No.) 3rd byte
750-029 blank[Y]
0~255
Read
blank Y color data for M/C check (Serial No.) 4th byte
750-030 blank[Y]
0~255
Read
blank Y color
750-031 DC_power_cor_LSB[Y]
0~255
Read
DC_power_cor_LSB Y color
750-032 DC_power_cor_MSB[Y]
0~255
Read
DC_power_cor_MSB Y color
750-033 Ch temp-1[Y]
0~255
Read
Ch temp-1 Y color
750-034 blanck[Y]
0~255
Read
blanck Y color
750-035 blanck[Y]
0~255
Read
blanck Y color
750-036 blanck[Y]
0~255
Read
blanckY color
750-037 LPH Mag Info (1st chip) [Y]

0~255
Read
LPH Mag Info (1st chip) Y color
750-038 LPH Mag Info (6th chip) [Y]

0~255
Read
LPH Mag Info (6th chip) Y color
750-039 LPH Mag Info (52nd chip) [Y]

0~255
Read
LPH Mag Info (52nd chip) Y color
750-040 LPH Mag Info (57th chip) [Y]

0~255
Read
LPH Mag Info (57th chip) Y color
750-041 LPH Overall Magnification Data [Y]

0~255
Read
LPH Overall Magnification Data Y color
Table 1 NVM 750_EXP

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
750-042 SS_posi_max[Y]
0~255
Read
SS_posi_max Y color
750-043 Spec. Identification Code 1[M]

0~255
Read
Spec. Identification Code 1 M color

0~255
Read

0~255
Read

0~255
Read
750-047 dummy[M]
0~255
Read
dummy M color

0~255
Read
750-049 EEPROM Capacity Code [M]

0~255
Read
EEPROM Capacity Code M color
750-050 Map Code (yr.) [M]

0~255
Read
Map Code (yr.) M color
750-051 Map Code (mth) [M]

0~255
Read
Map Code (mth) M color
750-052 Map Code (day) [M]

0~255
Read
Map Code (day) M color
750-053 Part No. 6th digit in 2nd half [M]

0~255
Read
Part No. 6th digit in 2nd half M color

0~255
Read

0~255
Read
750-056 Part No. 3rd digit in 2nd half [M]

0~255
Read
Part No. 3rd digit in 2nd half M color
750-057 Part No. 2nd digit in 2nd half [M]

0~255
Read
Part No. 2nd digit in 2nd half M color
750-058 Part No. 1st digit in 2nd half [M]

0~255
Read
Part No. 1st digit in 2nd half M color
750-059 LPH serial(10th & 9th digits)[M]

0~255
Read
LPH serial(10th & 9th digits)M color Manuf. Yr 1st digit (decimal display)

0~255
Read
LPH serial(8th & 7th digits) M color Manuf. Mth 1st digit (decimal display)

0~255
Read
LPH serial(6th & 5th digits) M color Manuf. Mth 2nd digit (decimal display)
750-062 LPH serial(4th & 3rd digits )[M]

0~255
Read
LPH serial(4th & 3rd digits ) M color Serial No. 1st digit (decimal display)
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
750-063 LPH serial(2nd & 1st digits)[M]

0~255
Read
LPH serial(2nd & 1st digits) M color Serial No. 2nd digit (decimal display)
750-064 blank[M]
0~255
Read
blank M color Serial No. 3rd digit (decimal display)
750-065 blank)[M]
0~255
Read
blank M color Serial No.4th digit (decimal display)
750-066 blank[M]
0~255
Read
blank M color Serial No. 5th digit (decimal display)
750-067 blank[M]
0~255
Read
blank M color Serial No.6th digit (decimal display)
750-068 blank[M]
0~255
Read
blank M color data for M/C check (Serial No.) 1st byte
750-069 blank[M]
0~255
Read
blank M color data for M/C check (Serial No.) 2nd byte
750-070 blank[M]
0~255
Read
blank M color data for M/C check (Serial No.) 3rd byte
750-071 blank[M]
0~255
Read
blank M color data for M/C check (Serial No.) 4th byte
750-072 blank[M]
0~255
Read
blank M color
750-073 DC_power_cor_LSB[M]
0~255
Read
DC_power_cor_LSB M color
750-074 DC_power_cor_MSB[M]
0~255
Read
DC_power_cor_MSB M color
750-075 Ch temp-1[M]
0~255
Read
Ch temp-1 M color
750-076 blanck[M]
0~255
Read
blanck M color
750-077 blanck[M]
0~255
Read
blanck M color
750-078 blanck[M]
0~255
Read
blanckM color
750-079 LPH Mag Info (1st chip) [M]

0~255
Read
LPH Mag Info (1st chip) M color
750-080 LPH Mag Info (6th chip) [M]

0~255
Read
LPH Mag Info (6th chip) M color
750-081 LPH Mag Info (52nd chip) [M]

0~255
Read
LPH Mag Info (52nd chip) M color
750-082 LPH Mag Info (57th chip) [M]

0~255
Read
LPH Mag Info (57th chip) M color
750-083 LPH Overall Magnification Data [M]

0~255
Read
LPH Overall Magnification Data M color
Table 1 NVM 750_EXP

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
750-084 SS_posi_max[M]
0~255
Read
FSS_posi_max M color
750-085 Spec. Identification Code 1[C]

0~255
Read
Spec. Identification Code 1 C color

0~255
Read

0~255
Read

0~255
Read
750-089 dummy[C]
0~255
Read
dummy C color

0~255
Read
750-091 EEPROM Capacity Code [C]

0~255
Read
EEPROM Capacity Code C color
750-092 Map Code (yr.) [C]

0~255
Read
Map Code (yr.) C color
750-093 Map Code (mth) [C]

0~255
Read
Map Code (mth) C color
750-094 Map Code (day) [C]

0~255
Read
Map Code (day) C color
750-095 Part No. 6th digit in 2nd half [C]

0~255
Read
Part No. 6th digit in 2nd half C color

0~255
Read

0~255
Read
750-098 Part No. 3rd digit in 2nd half [C]

0~255
Read
Part No. 3rd digit in 2nd half C color
750-099 Part No. 2nd digit in 2nd half [C]

0~255
Read
Part No. 2nd digit in 2nd half C color
750-100 Part No. 1st digit in 2nd half [C]

0~255
Read
Part No. 1st digit in 2nd half C color
750-101 LPH serial(10th & 9th digits)[C]

0~255
Read
LPH serial(10th & 9th digits)C color Manuf. Yr 1st digit (decimal display)

0~255
Read
LPH serial(8th & 7th digits) C color Manuf. Mth 1st digit (decimal display)

0~255
Read
LPH serial(6th & 5th digits) C color Manuf. Mth 2nd digit (decimal display)
750-104 LPH serial(4th & 3rd digits )[C]

0~255
Read
LPH serial(4th & 3rd digits) C color Serial No. 1st digit (decimal
display)
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
750-105 LPH serial(2nd & 1st digits)[C]

0~255
Read
LPH serial(2nd & 1st digits) C color Serial No. 2nd digit (decimal display)
750-106 blank[C]
0~255
Read
blank C color Serial No. 3rd digit (decimal display)
750-107 blank)[C]
0~255
Read
blank C color Serial No.4th digit (decimal display)
750-108 blank[C]
0~255
Read
750-109 blank[C]
0~255
Read
750-110 blank[C]
0~255
Read
blank C color data for M/C check (Serial No.) 1st byte
750-111 blank[C]
0~255
Read
blank C color data for M/C check (Serial No.) 2nd byte
750-112 blank[C]
0~255
Read
blank C color data for M/C check (Serial No.) 3rd byte
750-113 blank[C]
0~255
Read
blank C color data for M/C check (Serial No.) 4th byte
750-114 blank[C]
0~255
Read
blank C color
750-115 DC_power_cor_LSB[C]
0~255
Read
DC_power_cor_LSB C color
750-116 DC_power_cor_MSB[C]
0~255
Read
DC_power_cor_MSB C color
750-117 Ch temp-1[C]
0~255
Read
Ch temp-1 C color
750-118 blanck[C]
0~255
Read
blanck C color
750-119 blanck[C]
0~255
Read
blanck C color
750-120 blanck[C]
0~255
Read
blanck C color
750-121 LPH Mag Info (1st chip) [C]

0~255
Read
LPH Mag Info (1st chip) C color
750-122 LPH Mag Info (6th chip) [C]

0~255
Read
LPH Mag Info (6th chip) C color
750-123 LPH Mag Info (52nd chip) [C]

0~255
Read
LPH Mag Info (52nd chip) C color
750-124 LPH Mag Info (57th chip) [C]

0~255
Read
LPH Mag Info (57th chip) C color
750-125 LPH Overall Magnification Data [C]

0~255
Read
LPH Overall Magnification Data C color
Table 1 NVM 750_EXP

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
750-126 SS_posi_max[C]
0~255
Read
SS_posi_max C color
750-127 Spec. Identification Code 1[K]

0~255
Read
Spec. Identification Code 1 K color

0~255
Read

0~255
Read

0~255
Read
750-131 dummy[K]
0~255
Read
dummy K color

0~255
Read
750-133 EEPROM Capacity Code [K]

0~255
Read
EEPROM Capacity Code K color
750-134 Map Code (yr.)[K]

0~255
Read
Map Code (yr.) K color
750-135 Map Code (mth)[K]

0~255
Read
Map Code (mth) K color
750-136 Map Code (day) [K]

0~255
Read
Map Code (day) K color
750-137 Part No. 6th digit in 2nd half [K]

0~255
Read
Part No. 6th digit in 2nd half K color

0~255
Read

0~255
Read
750-140 Part No. 3rd digit in 2nd half [K]

0~255
Read
Part No. 3rd digit in 2nd half K color
750-141 Part No. 2nd digit in 2nd half [K]

0~255
Read
Part No. 2nd digit in 2nd half K color
750-142 Part No. 1st digit in 2nd half [K]

0~255
Read
Part No. 1st digit in 2nd half K color
750-143 LPH serial(10th & 9th digits)[K]

0~255
Read
LPH serial(10th & 9th digits)K color Manuf. Yr 1st digit (decimal
display)

0~255
Read
LPH serial(8th & 7th digits) K color Manuf. Mth 1st digit (decimal display)

0~255
Read
LPH serial(6th & 5th digits) K color Manuf. Mth 2nd digit (decimal display)
750-146 LPH serial(4th & 3rd digits)[K]

0~255
Read
LPH serial(4th & 3rd digits) K color Serial No. 1st digit (decimal
display)
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
750-147 LPH serial(2nd & 1st digits)[K]

0~255
Read
LPH serial(2nd & 1st digits) K color Serial No. 2nd digit (decimal display)
750-148 blank[K]
0~255
Read
blank K color Serial No. 3rd digit (decimal display)
750-149 blank)[K]
0~255
Read
blank K color Serial No.4th digit (decimal display)
750-150 blank[K]
0~255
Read
750-151 blank[K]
0~255
Read
750-152 blank[K]
0~255
Read
blank K color data for M/C check (Serial No.) 1st byte
750-153 blank[K]
0~255
Read
blank K color data for M/C check (Serial No.) 2nd byte
750-154 blank[K]
0~255
Read
blank K color data for M/C check (Serial No.) 3rd byte
750-155 blank[K]
0~255
Read
blank K color data for M/C check (Serial No.) 4th byte
750-156 blank[K]
0~255
Read
blank K color
750-157 DC_power_cor_LSB[K]
0~255
Read
DC_power_cor_LSB K color
750-158 DC_power_cor_MSB[K]
0~255
Read
DC_power_cor_MSB K color
750-159 Ch temp-1[K]
0~255
Read
Ch temp-1 K color
750-160 blanck[K]
0~255
Read
blanck K color
750-161 blanck[K]
0~255
Read
blanck K color
750-162 blanck[K]
0~255
Read
blanckK color
750-163 LPH Mag Info (1st chip) [K]

0~255
Read
LPH Mag Info (1st chip) K color
750-164 LPH Mag Info (6th chip) [K]

0~255
Read
LPH Mag Info (6th chip) K color
750-165 LPH Mag Info (52nd chip) [K]

0~255
Read
LPH Mag Info (52nd chip) K color
750-166 LPH Mag Info (57th chip) [K]

0~255
Read
LPH Mag Info (57th chip) K color
750-167 LPH Overall Magnification Data [K]

0~255
Read
LPH Overall Magnification Data K color
Table 1 NVM 750_EXP

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
750-168 SS_posi_max[K]
0~255
Read
SS_posi_max K color
750-169 Y LPH RegisterAddress 0x0000(Dec:0)
0~255
Read
Register Data Y color
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
750-179 Y LPH RegisterAddress 0x000A(Dec:10)
0~255
Read
750-180 Y LPH RegisterAddress 0x000B(Dec:11)
0~255
Read
750-181 Y LPH RegisterAddress 0x000C(Dec:12)
0~255
Read
750-182 Y LPH RegisterAddress 0x000D(Dec:13)
0~255
Read
750-183 Y LPH RegisterAddress 0x000E(Dec:14)
0~255
Read
750-184 Y LPH RegisterAddress 0x000F(Dec:15)
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
750-199
0~255
Read
YLPH RegisterAddress 0x001E(Dec:30)
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
Table 1 NVM 750_EXP

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
750-269 M LPH RegisterAddress 0x0000(Dec:0)
0~255
Read
Register Data M color
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
750-279 M LPH RegisterAddress 0x000A(Dec:10)
0~255
Read
750-280 M LPH RegisterAddress 0x000B(Dec:11)
0~255
Read
750-281 M LPH RegisterAddress 0x000C(Dec:12)
0~255
Read
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
750-282 M LPH RegisterAddress 0x000D(Dec:13)
0~255
Read
750-283 M LPH RegisterAddress 0x000E(Dec:14)
0~255
Read
750-284 M LPH RegisterAddress 0x000F(Dec:15)
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
Table 1 NVM 750_EXP

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
750-369 C LPH RegisterAddress 0x0000(Dec:0)
0~255
Read
Register Data C color
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
750-379 C LPH RegisterAddress 0x000A(Dec:10)
0~255
Read
750-380 C LPH RegisterAddress 0x000B(Dec:11)
0~255
Read
750-381 C LPH RegisterAddress 0x000C(Dec:12)
0~255
Read
750-382 C LPH RegisterAddress 0x000D(Dec:13)
0~255
Read
750-383 C LPH RegisterAddress 0x000E(Dec:14)
0~255
Read
750-384 C LPH RegisterAddress 0x000F(Dec:15)
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
Table 1 NVM 750_EXP

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
750-469 K LPH RegisterAddress 0x0000(Dec:0)
0~255
Read
Register Data K color
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
750-479 K LPH RegisterAddress 0x000A(Dec:10)
0~255
Read
750-480 K LPH RegisterAddress 0x000B(Dec:11)
0~255
Read
750-481 K LPH RegisterAddress 0x000C(Dec:12)
0~255
Read
750-482 K LPH RegisterAddress 0x000D(Dec:13)
0~255
Read
750-483 K LPH RegisterAddress 0x000E(Dec:14)
0~255
Read
750-484 K LPH RegisterAddress 0x000F(Dec:15)
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
Table 1 NVM 750_EXP

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
0~255
Read
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Table 1 NVM 751_Xero
ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default High Default Low Read/Write Description
751-031 #Y_BCR AC 79 Out
0~255
111
111
Read/Write BCR AC Output Value [0.01mA](Y color 79 speed)
751-032 #M_BCR AC 79 Out
0~255
111
111
Read/Write BCR AC Output Value [0.01mA](M color 79 speed)
751-033 #C_BCR AC 79 Out
0~255
111
111
Read/Write BCR AC Output Value [0.01mA](C color 79 speed)
751-034 #K_BCR AC 79 Out
0~255
111
111
Read/Write BCR AC Output Value [0.01mA](K color 79 speed)
751-035 #Y_BCR AC 121 Out
0~255
111
111
751-036 #M_BCR AC 121 Out
0~255
111
111
751-037 #C_BCR AC 121 Out
0~255
111
111
751-038 #K_BCR AC 121 Out
0~255
111
111
751-039 #Y_BCR AC 175 Out
0~255
155
155
751-040 #M_BCR AC 175 Out
0~255
155
155
751-041 #C_BCR AC 175 Out
0~255
155
155
751-042 #K_BCR AC 175 Out
0~255
155
155
751-043 #Y_BCR AC 200 Out
0~255
184
184
751-044 #M_BCR AC 200 Out
0~255
184
184
751-045 #C_BCR AC 200 Out
0~255
184
184
751-046 #K_BCR AC 200 Out
0~255
184
184
751-047 #Y_BCR AC 225 Out
0~255
212
212
751-048 #M_BCR AC 225 Out
0~255
212
212
751-049 #C_BCR AC 225 Out
0~255
212
212
751-050 #K_BCR AC 225 Out
0~255
212
212
751-051 #Y_BCR AC 255 Out
0~255
242
242
751-052 #M_BCR AC 255 Out
0~255
242
242
751-053 #C_BCR AC 255 Out
0~255
242
242
751-054 #K_BCR AC 255 Out
0~255
242
242
751-068 BCR AC 175 Clock Ratio
0~60000
36319
36254
Read/Write BCR AC Clock division data (175 speed)
751-072 PWM 121 Clock Ratio
0~30000
8758
8745
Read/Write BCR Y/M/C/K PWM division data (121 speed)
751-073 PWM 175 Clock Ratio
0~30000
9079
9063
Read/Write BCR Y/M/C/K PWM division data (175 speed)
751-077 Drum/Deve Mot Delay Time
0~127
10
10
Read/Write A period up to 100[ms] from Emergency Stop signal except in the case of 24V
shutdown. [10ms]
751-078 Agitator Mot On Timing
0~100
50
50
Read/Write Agitator Mot On Timing[10ms]
751-079 Agitator Mot Clock
100~1400
600
600
Read/Write Agitator Mot Clock frequency
751-080 Agitator Mot Clock Fast
100~1400
600
600
Read/Write Agitator Mot Clock Fast frequency
751-081 BOTTLE POSITION
0~1
Read/Write Availability of Toner Waste Bottle 0: Bottle available, 1: Bottle unavailable
751-082 BOTTLE Exist Switch
0~1
Read/Write Switch to enable Bottle Availability Detection 0: Prohibited, 1: Enabled
751-083 BOTTLE FULL
0~3
Read/Write Full Detection status

0: Ready,1: Hold,2: Warning,3: End Of Life
751-084 PV_COUNT_FULL
0~65000
Read/Write PV Counter for full detection [PV]
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NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
751-085 PV_LIMIT_FULL
0~65000
3600
3600
Read/Write Threshold to detect Full in Full Detection [PV]
751-086 BOTTLE_CHECK_Switch
0~2
Read/Write Switch to enable Full Detection

0: Disabled, 1: Enabled, 2: Enabled with printing permitted
751-087 PIXEL_COUNT_CAL
0~65000
Read/Write Total Pixel Count for detecting Full
751-088 PIXEL_COUNT_FULL
0~65000
35000
35000
Read/Write Threshold to detect Full in Full Detection (PIXEL)
751-089 FULL_Judge_Switch
0~2
Read/Write Switch for FULL Judge Condition 0: Both, 1: PV only, 2: PIXEL only
751-090 Initial Band SW
0~2
Read/Write Switch to enable/disable Initial Toner Band

0: Disabled,1: Enabled,2: Forcedly enabled
751-091 Initial Band TH
0~1000
16
16
Read/Write Threshold to judge on execution of Initial Toner Band [cycle]
751-092 Initial Band Cin #Y
0~100
100
100
Read/Write Y-color Initial Toner Band density [%]
751-093 Initial Band Cin #M
0~100
100
100
Read/Write M-color Initial Toner Band density [%]
751-094 Initial Band Cin #C
0~100
100
100
Read/Write C-color Initial Toner Band density [%]
751-095 Initial Band Cin #K
0~100
100
100
Read/Write K-color Initial Toner Band density [%]
751-096 Initial Band Length #Y
0~300
50
50
Read/Write Y-color Initial Toner Band length in process direction [mm]
751-097 Initial Band Length #M
0~300
50
50
Read/Write M-color Initial Toner Band length in process direction [mm]
751-098 Initial Band Length #C
0~300
50
50
Read/Write C-color Initial Toner Band length in process direction [mm]
751-099 Initial Band Length #K
0~300
50
50
Read/Write K-color Initial Toner Band length in process direction [mm]
751-100 Initial Band Pitch
0~300
Read/Write Distance between color Initial Toner Bands [mm]
751-101 Low A/C Band SW
0~1
Read/Write Switch to enable/disable Low A/C Toner Band

0: Disabled,1: Enabled
751-102 Low A/C Band Cin #Y
0~100
85
85
Read/Write Y-color Low A/C Toner Band density [%]
751-103 Low A/C Band Cin #M
0~100
85
85
Read/Write M-color Low A/C Toner Band density [%]
751-104 Low A/C Band Cin #C
0~100
85
85
Read/Write C-color Low A/C Toner Band density [%]
751-105 Low A/C Band Cin #K
0~100
85
85
Read/Write K-color Low A/C Toner Band density [%]
751-106 Low A/C Band Length #Y
0~50
20
20
Read/Write Y-color Low A/C Toner Band length in process direction [mm]
751-107 Low A/C Band Length #M
0~50
20
20
Read/Write M-color Low A/C Toner Band length in process direction [mm]
751-108 Low A/C Band Length #C
0~50
20
20
Read/Write C-color Low A/C Toner Band length in process direction [mm]
751-109 Low A/C Band Length #K
0~50
20
20
Read/Write K-color Low A/C Toner Band length in process direction [mm]
751-148 Slow Speed Band SW
0~2
Read/Write Switch to enable/disable Slow Speed Band

0: Disabled,1: Enabled for slow speed only,2: Enabled for all speeds
751-149 Slow Speed Band Interval #Y
0~1023
Read/Write Threshold to generate Y-color Slow Speed Band [PV] (Disabled at 0.)
751-150 Slow Speed Band Interval #M
0~1023
Read/Write Threshold to generate M-color Slow Speed Band [PV] (Disabled at 0.)
751-151 Slow Speed Band Interval #C
0~1023
Read/Write Threshold to generate C-color Slow Speed Band [PV] (Disabled at 0.)
751-152 Slow Speed Band Interval #K
0~1023
Read/Write Threshold to generate K-color Slow Speed Band [PV] (Disabled at 0.)
751-153 Slow Speed Band Cin #Y
0~100
85
85
Read/Write Y-color Slow Speed Band density [%]
751-154 Slow Speed Band Cin #M
0~100
85
85
Read/Write M-color Slow Speed Band density [%]
751-155 Slow Speed Band Cin #C
0~100
85
85
Read/Write C-color Slow Speed Band density [%]
751-156 Slow Speed Band Cin #K
0~100
85
85
Read/Write K-color Slow Speed Band density [%]
751-157 Slow Speed Band Length #Y
0~50
20
20
Read/Write Y-color Slow Speed Toner Band length in process direction [mm]
751-158 Slow Speed Band Length #M
0~50
20
20
Read/Write M-color Slow Speed Toner Band length in process direction [mm]

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
751-159 Slow Speed Band Length #C
0~50
20
20
751-160 Slow Speed Band Length #K
0~50
20
20
Read/Write K-color Slow Speed Toner Band length in process direction [mm]
751-161 Slow Speed Band PV Counter #Y
0~65535
Read/Write Y-color Slow Speed Band PV Counter [PV]
Read/Write C-color Slow Speed Toner Band length in process direction [mm]
751-162 Slow Speed Band PV Counter #M
0~65535
Read/Write M-color Slow Speed Band PV Counter [PV]
751-163 Slow Speed Band PV Counter #C
0~65535
Read/Write C-color Slow Speed Band PV Counter [PV]
751-164 Slow Speed Band PV Counter #K
0~65535
Read/Write K-color Slow Speed Band PV Counter [PV]
751-165 Speed Band PV Counter #Y
0~65535
Read/Write Y-color Speed Band PV Counter [PV]
751-166 Speed Band PV Counter #M
0~65535
Read/Write M-color Speed Band PV Counter [PV]
751-167 Speed Band PV Counter #C
0~65535
Read/Write C-color Speed Band PV Counter [PV]
751-168 Speed Band PV Counter #K
0~65535
Read/Write K-color Speed Band PV Counter [PV]
751-169 Recovery Band SW
0~3
Read/Write Switch to enable/disable Recovery Toner Band

0: Disabled, 1: Band1 enabled, 2: Band2 enabled, 3: Both Bands enabled
751-170 Recovery Band TH
0~500
40
40
Read/Write Threshold to judge on execution of Recovery Toner Band [cycle]
751-171 Recovery Band Cin #Y
0~100
85
85
Read/Write Y-color Recovery Toner Band density [%]
751-172 Recovery Band Cin #M
0~100
85
85
Read/Write M-color Recovery Toner Band density [%]
751-173 Recovery Band Cin #C
0~100
85
85
Read/Write C-color Recovery Toner Band density [%]
751-174 Recovery Band Cin #K
0~100
85
85
Read/Write K-color Recovery Toner Band density [%]
751-175 Recovery Band Length #Y
0~50
40
40
Read/Write Y-color Recovery Toner Band length in process direction [mm]
751-176 Recovery Band Length #M
0~50
40
40
Read/Write M-color Recovery Toner Band length in process direction [mm]
751-177 Recovery Band Length #C
0~50
40
40
Read/Write C-color Recovery Toner Band length in process direction [mm]
751-178 Recovery Band Length #K
0~50
40
40
Read/Write K-color Recovery Toner Band length in process direction [mm]
751-179 Recovery Band Pitch
0~50
Read/Write Distance between color Recovery Toner Bands [mm]
751-180 Recovery VH SW
0~1
Read/Write Switch to enable/disable output of VH unique to Recovery Toner Band

0: Disabled,1: Enabled
751-181 Recovery VH
500~1000
745
745
Read/Write VH unique to Recovery Toner Band [-1V]
751-182 Drum Reverse Switch
0~1
Read/Write Switch to reverse Drum 0: Not reverse, 1: Reverse
751-183 Drum Reverse Delay On Timing
0~1023
500
500
Read/Write Delay Time until Drum reverse rotation [ms]
751-184 Drum Reverse Time
0~1023
100
100
Read/Write Drum Reverse Rotation Time [ms]
751-185 Drum Forward Delay On Timing
0~1023
500
500
Read/Write Delay Time from Drum reverse rotation to its forward rotation [ms]
751-186 Drum Forward Time
0~1023
300
300
Read/Write Drum forward rotation time after its reverse rotation [ms]
751-197 CRU CHG Time
0~100
15
15
Read/Write CRU Transport Time for replacement [s]
751-198 PV All #Y
0~4294967295
Read/Write Y-color PV [PV] (FC)
751-199 PV All #M
0~4294967295
Read/Write M-color PV [PV] (FC)
751-200 PV All #C
0~4294967295
Read/Write C-color PV [PV] (FC)
751-201 PV All #K
0~4294967295
Read/Write K-color PV [PV] (FC/BW)
751-202 PV Color
0~4294967295
Read/Write K-color PV [PV] (FC)
751-203 79 PV All #Y
0~4294967295
Read/Write PV at 79 speed operation [PV] (Y color)
751-204 79 PV All #M
0~4294967295
Read/Write PV at 79 speed operation [PV] (M color)
751-205 79 PV All #C
0~4294967295
Read/Write PV at 79 speed operation [PV] (C color)
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
751-206 79 PV All #K
0~4294967295
751-207 Drum Cycle #Y
0~4294967295
Read/Write Drum Cycle Qty [0.1Cycle] (Y color)
751-208 Drum Cycle #M
0~4294967295
Read/Write Drum Cycle Qty [0.1Cycle] (M color)
751-209 Drum Cycle #C
0~4294967295
Read/Write Drum Cycle Qty [0.1Cycle] (C color)
751-210 Drum Cycle #K
0~4294967295
Read/Write Drum Cycle Qty [0.1Cycle] (K color)
751-211 79 Drum Cycle #Y
0~4294967295
Read/Write Drum Cycle Qty at 79 speed operation [0.1Cycle] (Y color)
Read/Write PV at 79 speed operation [PV] (K color)
751-212 79 Drum Cycle #M
0~4294967295
Read/Write Drum Cycle Qty at 79 speed operation [0.1Cycle](M color)
751-213 79 Drum Cycle #C
0~4294967295
Read/Write Drum Cycle Qty at 79 speed operation [0.1Cycle](C color)
751-214 79 Drum Cycle #K
0~4294967295
Read/Write Drum Cycle Qty at 79 speed operation [0.1Cycle](K color)
751-215 AC Drum Cycle #Y
0~4294967295
Read/Write Drum Cycle Qty at AC output [0.1Cycle](Y color)
751-216 AC Drum Cycle #M
0~4294967295
Read/Write Drum Cycle Qty at AC output [0.1Cycle](M color)
751-217 AC Drum Cycle #C
0~4294967295
Read/Write Drum Cycle Qty at AC output [0.1Cycle](C color)
751-218 AC Drum Cycle #K
0~4294967295
Read/Write Drum Cycle Qty at AC output [0.1Cycle](K color)
751-219 AC Output Sel
0~1
Read/Write AC Output Selection Switch 0: Select Fixed Value,1: Select Adj. Value
751-268 AC Adj Color Y
80~120
102
102
Read/Write Inter-color Adj. Qty for AC Charge Adj. Yellow
751-269 AC Adj Color M
80~120
102
102
Read/Write Inter-color Adj. Qty for AC Charge Adj. Magenta
751-270 AC Adj Color C
80~120
102
102
Read/Write Inter-color Adj. Qty for AC Charge Adj. Cyan
751-271 AC Adj Color K
80~120
102
102
Read/Write Inter-color Adj. Qty for AC Charge Adj. Black
751-295 #Y_AC Standard Shld
0~255
85
85
Read/Write AC standard shoulder value [0.01mA](121 speed)(Y color)
751-296 #M_AC Standard Shld
0~255
85
85
Read/Write AC standard shoulder value [0.01mA](121 speed)(M color)
751-297 #C_AC Standard Shld
0~255
85
85
Read/Write AC standard shoulder value [0.01mA](121 speed)(C color)
751-298 #K_AC Standard Shld
0~255
85
85
Read/Write AC standard shoulder value [0.01mA](121 speed)(K color)
751-299 #Y_AC Standard Shld 175
0~255
114
114
751-300 #M_AC Standard Shld 175
0~255
114
114
751-301 #C_AC Standard Shld 175
0~255
114
114
751-302 #K_AC Standard Shld 175
0~255
114
114
0~255
138
138
0~255
138
138
0~255
138
138
0~255
138
138
0~255
152
152
0~255
152
152
0~255
152
152
0~255
152
152
0~255
171
171
0~255
171
171
0~255
171
171
0~255
171
171
751-315 #Y_Last Stan. Shld calculated
0~255
85
85
Read/Write Last Standard Shoulder Value calculated [0.01mA](121 speed)(Y color)

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
751-316 #M_Last Stan. Shld calculated
0~255
85
85
751-317 #C_Last Stan. Shld calculated
0~255
85
85
Read/Write Last Standard Shoulder Value calculated [0.01mA](121 speed)(C color)
751-318 #K_Last Stan. Shld calculated
0~255
85
85
Read/Write Last Standard Shoulder Value calculated [0.01mA](121 speed)(K color)
751-319 #Y_Last Stan. Shld calculated 175
0~255
114
114
751-320 #M_Last Stan. Shld calculated 175
0~255
114
114
Read/Write Last Standard Shoulder Value calculated [0.01mA](175 speed)(M color)
751-321 #C_Last Stan. Shld calculated 175
0~255
114
114
751-322 #K_Last Stan. Shld calculated 175
0~255
114
114
0~255
138
138
0~255
138
138
0~255
138
138
0~255
138
138
0~255
152
152
0~255
152
152
0~255
152
152
0~255
152
152
0~255
171
171
0~255
171
171

0~255
171
171
0~255
171
171
751-335 #Y_Last but one Stan. Shld calcu.
0~255
85
85
Read/Write Last but one Standard Shoulder Value calculated [0.01mA](121 speed)(Y
color)
751-336 #M_Last but one Stan. Shld calcu.
0~255
85
85
Read/Write Last but one Standard Shoulder Value calculated [0.01mA](121 speed)(M
color)
751-337 #C_Last but one Stan. Shld calcu.
0~255
85
85
Read/Write Last but one Standard Shoulder Value calculated [0.01mA](121 speed)(C
color)
751-338 #K_Last but one Stan. Shld calcu.
0~255
85
85
Read/Write Last but one Standard Shoulder Value calculated [0.01mA](121 speed)(K
color)
751-339 #Y_Last but one Stan. Shld cal. 175
0~255
114
114
color)
751-340 #M_Last but one Stan. Shld cal.

175
0~255
114
114
color)
751-341 #C_Last but one Stan. Shld cal.

175
0~255
114
114
color)
751-342 #K_Last but one Stan. Shld cal.

175
0~255
114
114
color)
751-343 #Y_Last but one Stan. Shld cal.

200
0~255
138
138
color)

200
0~255
138
138
color)
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range

200
0~255
138
138
color)

200
0~255
138
138
color)

225
0~255
152
152
color)

225
0~255
152
152
color)

225
0~255
152
152
color)

225
0~255
152
152
color)

255
0~255
171
171
color)

255
0~255
171
171
color)

255
0~255
171
171
color)

255
0~255
171
171
color)
751-355 #Y_Search On N
0~255
Read/Write Shoulder Detection Execution Qty [times](121 speed)(Y color)
751-356 #M_Search On N
0~255
Read/Write Shoulder Detection Execution Qty [times](121 speed)(M color)
751-357 #C_Search On N
0~255
Read/Write Shoulder Detection Execution Qty [times](121 speed)(C color)
751-358 #K_Search On N
0~255
Read/Write Shoulder Detection Execution Qty [times](121 speed)(K color)
751-359 #Y_Search On N 175
0~255
751-360 #M_Search On N 175
0~255
751-361 #C_Search On N 175
0~255
751-362 #K_Search On N 175
0~255
751-363 #Y_Search On N 200
0~255
751-364 #M_Search On N 200
0~255
751-365 #C_Search On N 200
0~255
751-366 #K_Search On N 200
0~255
751-367 #Y_Search On N 225
0~255
751-368 #M_Search On N 225
0~255
751-369 #C_Search On N 225
0~255
751-370 #K_Search On N 225
0~255
751-371 #Y_Search On N 255
0~255
751-372 #M_Search On N 255
0~255
751-373 #C_Search On N 255
0~255
751-374 #K_Search On N 255
0~255
751-375 #Y_AC Prediction Shld 121
0~255
87
76
Read/Write AC predicted shoulder value [0.01mA](121 speed)(Y color)

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
751-376 #M_AC Prediction Shld 121
0~255
87
76
Read/Write AC predicted shoulder value [0.01mA](121 speed)(M color)
751-377 #C_AC Prediction Shld 121
0~255
87
76
Read/Write AC predicted shoulder value [0.01mA](121 speed)(C color)
751-378 #K_AC Prediction Shld 121
0~255
87
76
Read/Write AC predicted shoulder value [0.01mA](121 speed)(K color)
0~255
116
108
0~255
116
108
0~255
116
108
0~255
116
108
0~255
140
124
0~255
140
124
0~255
140
124
0~255
140
124
0~255
154
141
0~255
154
141
0~255
154
141
0~255
154
141
0~255
175
158
0~255
175
158
0~255
175
158
0~255
175
158
751-423 Charge Cont Sw
0~2
Read/Write Shoulder Detection Control On/Off Switch

0: Disabled, 1: Enabled, 2: Forcedly enabled
751-424 #Y_AC Detect Shld
0~255
154
120
Read/Write Detected AC Shoulder Current Value [0.01mA](Y color)
751-425 #M_AC Detect Shld
0~255
154
120
Read/Write Detected AC Shoulder Current Value [0.01mA](M color)
751-426 #C_AC Detect Shld
0~255
154
120
Read/Write Detected AC Shoulder Current Value [0.01mA](C color)
751-427 #K_AC Detect Shld
0~255
154
120
Read/Write Detected AC Shoulder Current Value [0.01mA](K color)
751-515 #Y_Error Flag
0~255
Read/Write Y color Error Judgment Flag
751-516 #M_Error Flag
0~255
Read/Write M color Error Judgment Flag
751-517 #C_Error Flag
0~255
Read/Write C color Error Judgment Flag
751-518 #K_Error Flag
0~255
Read/Write K color Error Judgment Flag
751-528 Search Off N
1~255
50
50
Read/Write Threshold of Shoulder Detection Execution Qty [times]
751-529 Search Wait Drum cyc
1~255
60
60
Read/Write Search On Drum cyc Threshold [100cyc](121 speed)
751-530 #Y_Const AC Out Counter
0~255
Read/Write BCR AC Fixed-Value Output Counter [times](Y color)
751-531 #M_Const AC Out Counter
0~255
Read/Write BCR AC Fixed-Value Output Counter [times](M color)
751-532 #C_Const AC Out Counter
0~255
Read/Write BCR AC Fixed-Value Output Counter [times](C color)
751-533 #K_Const AC Out Counter
0~255
Read/Write BCR AC Fixed-Value Output Counter [times](K color)
751-544 PR Thick Detect Sw
0~2
Read/Write P/R-Membrane-Thickness Detection Controlling Switch.

0: Disabled, 1: Enabled, 2: Forcedly enabled
751-586 #Y_PR Thick
0~5000
4000
4000
Read/Write Esti. remaining membrane thickness (Y color)[0.01um]
751-587 #M_PR Thick
0~5000
4000
4000
Read/Write Esti. remaining membrane thickness (M color)[0.01um]
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
751-588 #C_PR Thick
0~5000
4000
4000
Read/Write Esti. remaining membrane thickness (C color)[0.01um]
751-589 #K_PR Thick
0~5000
4000
4000
Read/Write Esti. remaining membrane thickness (K color)[0.01um]
751-606 #Y_Fresh PR Thick Flag
0~1
Read/Write Initial Membrane-Thickness Detection Flag (Y color) 0: Not done, 1: Done
751-607 #M_Fresh PR Thick Flag
0~1
Read/Write Initial Membrane-Thickness Detection Flag (M color) 0: Not done, 1: Done
751-608 #C_Fresh PR Thick Flag
0~1
Read/Write Initial Membrane-Thickness Detection Flag (C color) 0: Not done, 1: Done
751-609 #K_Fresh PR Thick Flag
0~1
Read/Write Initial Membrane-Thickness Detection Flag (K color) 0: Not done, 1: Done
751-611 #Y_Detect PR Thick
0~5000
4000
4000
Read/Write Detected membrane thickness [0.01um](Y color)
751-612 #M_Detect PR Thick
0~5000
4000
4000
Read/Write Detected membrane thickness [0.01um](M color)
751-613 #C_Detect PR Thick
0~5000
4000
4000
Read/Write Detected membrane thickness [0.01um](C color)
751-614 #K_Detect PR Thick
0~5000
4000
4000
Read/Write Detected membrane thickness [0.01um](K color)

Read/Write Membrane-Thickness Detection Fail Flag (Y color)
751-671 #Y_PR Thick Fail Flag
0~255
751-672 #M_PR Thick Fail Flag
0~255
Read/Write Membrane-Thickness Detection Fail Flag (M color)
751-673 #C_PR Thick Fail Flag
0~255
Read/Write Membrane-Thickness Detection Fail Flag (C color)

Read/Write Membrane-Thickness Detection Fail Flag (K color)
751-674 #K_PR Thick Fail Flag
0~255
751-740 #Y_W1_cycle
0~65535
Read/Write DrumCycle Qty at Warning 1 [100cyc](Y color)
751-741 #M_W1_cycle
0~65535
Read/Write DrumCycle Qty at Warning 1 [100cyc](M color)
751-742 #C_W1_cycle
0~65535
Read/Write DrumCycle Qty at Warning 1 [100cyc](C color)
751-743 #K_W1_cycle
0~65535
Read/Write DrumCycle Qty at Warning 1 [100cyc](K color)
751-744 #Y_W1_PV
0~65535
Read/Write PV at Warning 1 [100cyc](Y color)
751-745 #M_W1_PV
0~65535
Read/Write PV at Warning 1 [100cyc](M color)
751-746 #C_W1_PV
0~65535
Read/Write PV at Warning 1 [100cyc](C color)
751-747 #K_W1_PV
0~65535
Read/Write PV at Warning 1 [100cyc](K color)
751-748 #Y_W2_cycle
0~65535
Read/Write DrumCycle Qty at Warning 2 [100cyc](Y color)
751-749 #M_W2_cycle
0~65535
Read/Write DrumCycle Qty at Warning 2 [100cyc](M color)
751-750 #C_W2_cycle
0~65535
Read/Write DrumCycle Qty at Warning 2 [100cyc](C color)
751-751 #K_W2_cycle
0~65535
Read/Write DrumCycle Qty at Warning 2 [100cyc](K color)
751-752 #YMC_W1 Thick TH
0~2000
1660
1610
Read/Write W1 Threshold Membrane Thickness [0.01um](YMC color)
751-753 #K_W1 Thick TH
0~2000
1660
1610
Read/Write W1 Threshold Membrane Thickness [0.01um](K color)
751-754 #YMC_W1 cycle TH
0~65535
11000
11000
Read/Write W1 Threshold Cycle [100cyc](YMC color)
751-755 #K_W1 cycle TH
0~65535
11000
11000
Read/Write W1 Threshold Cycle [100cyc](K color)
751-756 #YMC_W1 PV TH
0~65535
2200
2200
Read/Write W1 Threshold PV [100PV](YMC color)
751-757 #K_W1 PV TH
0~65535
2200
2200
Read/Write W1 Threshold PV [100PV](K color)
751-758 #YMC_W2 Thick TH
0~2000
1570
1550
Read/Write W2 Threshold Membrane Thickness [0.01um](YMC color)
751-759 #K_W2 Thick TH
0~2000
1570
1550
Read/Write W2 Threshold Membrane Thickness [0.01um](K color)
751-760 #YMC_W2 cycle TH
0~65535
12000
12000
Read/Write W2 Threshold Cycle [100cyc](YMC color)
751-761 #K_W2 cycle TH
0~65535
12000
12000
Read/Write W2 Threshold Cycle [100cyc](K color)
751-774 Drum Max Impression
0~3000
1500
1500
Read/Write Drum Remaining Amount Max Value [100PV]
751-775 #Y_DrumLevel
0~100
100
100
Read/Write Drum Remaining Amount display [%](Y color)
751-776 #M_DrumLevel
0~100
100
100
Read/Write Drum Remaining Amount display [%](M color)

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
751-777 #C_DrumLevel
0~100
100
100
751-778 #K_DrumLevel
0~100
100
100
Read/Write Drum Remaining Amount display [%](K color)
751-779 #Y_Thinnest Membrane W1
0~2000
Read/Write Thinnest Membrane at Warning 1 [0.01um](Y color)
751-780 #M_Thinnest Membrane W1
0~2000
Read/Write Thinnest Membrane at Warning 1 [0.01um](M color)
751-781 #C_Thinnest Membrane W1
0~2000
Read/Write Thinnest Membrane at Warning 1 [0.01um](C color)
751-782 #K_Thinnest Membrane W1
0~2000
Read/Write Thinnest Membrane at Warning 1 [0.01um](K color)
751-783 #Y_Thinnest Membrane W2
0~2000
Read/Write Thinnest Membrane at Warning 2 [0.01um](Y color)
751-784 #M_Thinnest Membrane W2
0~2000
Read/Write Thinnest Membrane at Warning 2 [0.01um](M color)
751-785 #C_Thinnest Membrane W2
0~2000
Read/Write Thinnest Membrane at Warning 2 [0.01um](C color)
751-786 #K_Thinnest Membrane W2
0~2000
Read/Write Thinnest Membrane at Warning 2 [0.01um](K color)
751-789 #Y_W2_PV
0~65535
Read/Write PV at Warning 2 [100PV](Y color)
751-790 #M_W2_PV
0~65535
Read/Write PV at Warning 2 [100PV](M color)
751-791 #C_W2_PV
0~65535
Read/Write PV at Warning 2 [100PV](C color)
751-792 #K_W2_PV
0~65535
Read/Write PV at Warning 2 [100PV](K color)
751-793 M/C Total Cycle
0~4294967295
Read/Write M/C DrumCycle[0.1cycle]
751-815 BCR Refresh AC OUT 121
100~255
128
128
Read/Write Iac Output Value at White Streak Sequence [0.01mA]
100~255
178
178
100~255
212
212
100~255
248
248
751-819 Detect Ratio(unused)
50~100
70
70
Read/Write Judgment Threshold for Rotation Detection Sensor H-to-L ratio
751-820 #Y_LE_cycle
0~65535
Read/Write DrumCycle Qty at LifeEnd [100cyc](Y color)
Read/Write Drum Remaining Amount display [%](C color)
751-821 #M_LE_cycle
0~65535
Read/Write DrumCycle Qty at LifeEnd [100cyc](M color)
751-822 #C_LE_cycle
0~65535
Read/Write DrumCycle Qty at LifeEnd [100cyc](C color)
751-823 #K_LE_cycle
0~65535
Read/Write DrumCycle Qty at LifeEnd [100cyc](K color)
751-824 #Y_LE_PV
0~65535
Read/Write PV at LifeEnd [100PV](Y color)
751-825 #M_LE_PV
0~65535
Read/Write PV at LifeEnd [100PV](M color)
751-826 #C_LE_PV
0~65535
Read/Write PV at LifeEnd [100PV](C color)
751-827 #K_LE_PV
0~65535
Read/Write PV at LifeEnd [100PV](K color)
751-828 #Y_Thinnest Membrane LE
0~2000
Read/Write Thinnest Membrane at LifeEnd [0.01um](Y color)
751-829 #M_Thinnest Membrane LE
0~2000
Read/Write Thinnest Membrane at LifeEnd [0.01um](M color)
751-830 #C_Thinnest Membrane LE
0~2000
Read/Write Thinnest Membrane at LifeEnd [0.01um](C color)
751-831 #K_Thinnest Membrane LE
0~2000
Read/Write Thinnest Membrane at LifeEnd [0.01um](K color)
751-832 #Y_Thick On N
0~255
Read/Write Membrane-Thickness Detection Execution Qty [times](Y color)
751-833 #M_Thick On N
0~255
Read/Write Membrane-Thickness Detection Execution Qty [times](M color)
751-834 #C_Thick On N
0~255
Read/Write Membrane-Thickness Detection Execution Qty [times](C color)
751-835 #K_Thick On N
0~255
Read/Write Membrane-Thickness Detection Execution Qty [times](K color)
751-836 Agitator Mot OFF Timing
0~255
50
50
Read/Write Agitator Mot Off Timing[100ms]
751-837 Search Off Cycle
0~255
29
29
Read/Write Shoulder Detection End Cycle Qty
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
751-838 Near Full Info PV 25
0~255
Read/Write Threshold for reporting NEAR FULL in Full Detection for 25ppm [100PV]
0~255
0~255
0~255
751-842 Near Full Info Pixel 25
0~255
Read/Write Threshold for reporting NEAR FULL in Full Detection for 25ppm [1000Pixel]
0~255
0~255
0~255
751-846 Agitator Reverse Time
0~100
44
44
Read/Write AgitatorMotor Reverse Rotation Time [10ms]
751-847 Life Over SW
0~2
Read/Write Life Extension Switch 0: Printing impossible after LifeEnd, 1: Printing possible
after LifeEnd, 2: Printing possible after LifeEnd (auto initialize)
751-871 BCR Refresh time 121
0~108
93
93
Read/Write White Streak Sequence execution time [S]
0~74
63
63
0~64
55
55
0~56
48
48
751-875 Drum Del Cycle SR TH
0~200
Read/Write Threshold to judge on execution of the sequence (short)[1kcycle]
751-876 Drum Del Cycle LR TH
0~200
20
20
Read/Write Threshold to judge on execution of the sequence (long)[1kcycle]
751-877 Short Rest Time
0~30
Read/Write Rest Time compared (short)[h]
751-878 Long Rest Time
0~255
84
84
Read/Write Rest Time compared (long)[h]
751-879 Short Rest Env
0~10
Read/Write Execution Environment Threshold (short)
751-880 Long Rest Env
0~10
Read/Write Execution Environment Threshold (long)
751-881 Drum Refresh Time SR 121
0~54
20
20
Read/Write 121 speed Execution Time (short)[S]
0~37
15
15
0~32
12
12
0~28
10
10
751-885 Drum Refresh Time LR 121
0~108
108
108
Read/Write 121 speed Execution Time (long)[S]
0~74
74
74
0~64
64
64
0~56
56
56
751-889 Drum Refresh Entry Flag
0~1
Read/Write Anti-aliasing-Streak-Sequence Execution Flag

0: Not execute, 1: Execute Short Rest
751-890 BCR Refresh Entry Flag
0~1
Read/Write White-Streak-Sequence Execution Flag

0: Not execute, 1: Execute White Streak Sequence.
751-891 Nonimage High Temp TH
0~10
Read/Write High-Temp Env. Threshold (applied except for Threshold)
751-892 Nonimage Low Temp TH
0~10
Read/Write High-Temp Env. Threshold (applied except for Threshold)
751-893 Vcln DC Env 1 Out
0~200
120
120
Read/Write High-Temp BCR DC Vcln Output Value [-1V] (common to all speeds)
0~200
120
120
Read/Write Normal-BCR-DC Vcln Output Value [-1V] (common to all speeds)
0~200
120
120
Read/Write Low-Temp BCR DC Vcln Output Value [-1V] (common to all speeds)
751-896 Image Gap DC Env 1 Out Add
0~150
90
90
Read/Write Volt Gap from Deve at trail edge of high-temp image [-1V] (common to all
speeds)

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
0~150
90
90
Read/Write Volt Gap from Deve at trail edge of low-temp image [-1V] (common to all
speeds)
0~150
90
90
Read/Write Volt Gap from Deve at trail edge of normal image [-1V] (common to all speeds)
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Table 1 NVM 752_Procon
ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
752-001
Disp Control SW[YMC]
Dispense Control Switch for YMC
0~2
Read/Write Changes YMC Toner Dispense Control Mode.

0: Timer toner dispense, 1: PCON toner dispense, 2: ICDC toner dispense
752-002
Disp Control SW[K]
Dispense Control Switch for K
0~2
Read/Write Changes K Toner Dispense Control Mode.

0: Timer toner dispense, 1: PCON toner dispense, 2: ICDC toner dispense
752-160
ADC_Vdark
0~1023
Read/Write ADC Dark Current Output
752-161
ADC_Vref
0~1023
Read/Write ADC Reference Board Output
752-162
ADC_Vclose
0~1023
Read/Write ADC Output with Shutter closed and Specular LED_ON
752-163
ADC_Diffusion Vcln
0~1023
Read/Write ADC Diffusion Vclean Output
752-164
ADC_Specular Vcln
0~1023
Read/Write ADC Specular Vclean Output
752-177
ADC Shutter Open_Fail Counter
0~65535
Read/Write ADC Shutter Open Fail Counter
752-178
ADC Shutter Close_Fail Counter
0~65535
Read/Write ADC Shutter Close Fail Counter
752-179
ADC Shutter Close_Fail
0~1
Read/Write ADC Shutter Close Fail
752-180
ADC Shutter Open_Fail
0~1
Read/Write ADC Shutter Open Fail
752-181
ADC Sensor Fail Counter
0~65535
Read/Write ADC Sensor Fail Counter
752-182
ADC Sensor Fail
0~1
Read/Write ADC Sensor Fail
752-183
ADC Patch Fail[Y]
0~1
Read/Write ADC Patch Fail
752-184
ADC Patch Fail[M]
0~1
752-185
ADC Patch Fail[C]
0~1
752-186
ADC Patch Fail[K]
0~1
752-187
ADC Patch Fail Counter [Y]
0~65535
Read/Write ADC Patch Fail Counter
752-188
ADC Patch Fail Counter [M]
0~65535
752-189
ADC Patch Fail Counter [C]
0~65535
752-190
ADC Patch Fail Counter [K]
0~65535
752-191
ADC_MiniSetup_Fail Counter [Y]
0~65535
Read/Write ADC_MiniSetup_Fail Counter
752-192
ADC_MiniSetup_Fail Counter [M]
0~65535
752-193
ADC_MiniSetup_Fail Counter [C]
0~65535
752-194
ADC_MiniSetup_Fail Counter [K]
0~65535
752-200
ADC_MiniSetup_Fail[Y]
0~1
Read/Write Output difference between Mini 1 and 2 at MiniSetupFail
752-201
ADC_MiniSetup_Fail[M]
0~1
752-202
ADC_MiniSetup_Fail[C]
0~1
752-203
ADC_MiniSetup_Fail[K]
0~1
752-295
Temp Sensor Value
Temperature Sensor Output
0~1023
Read/Write Temp Sensor reading (unit: A/D value)
752-296
Humidity Sensor Value
Humidity Sensor Output
0~1023
Read/Write Humidity Sensor reading (unit: A/D value)
752-297
Temperature
Temperature Output
-20~60
Read/Write Ave. of temperatures at 8 points measured every 1000ms (unit: 1 deg. C)
752-298
Humidity
Humidity Output
0~107
Read/Write Ave. of humidities at 8 points measured every 1000ms (unit: 1%)
752-301
Temp Sensor Fail
Temperature Sensor Fail
0~1
Read/Write 0: Normal, 1: Upper Limit Fail occurred, 2: Lower Limit Fail occurred
752-302
Humidity Sensor Fail
0~1
Read/Write 0: Normal, 1: Upper Limit Fail occurred, 2: Lower Limit Fail occurred
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ChainLink
NVM Name
752-303
Temp Sensor Fail Qty
Temperature Sensor Fail Counter
0~65535
Read/Write Temp Sensor Fail Counter
752-304
Humidity Sensor Fail Qty
Humidity Sensor Fail Counter
0~65535
Read/Write Humidity Sensor Fail Counter
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
752-322
ATC Average [Y]
ATC Average Output for Y
0~1023
Read/Write ATC Average Y (unit: A/D value)
752-323
ATC Average [M]
ATC Average Output for M
0~1023
Read/Write ATC Average M(unit: A/D value)
752-324
ATC Average [C]
ATC Average Output for C
0~1023
Read/Write ATC Average C(unit: A/D value)
752-325
ATC Average [K]
ATC Average Output for K
0~1023
Read/Write ATC Average K(unit: A/D value)
752-326
ATC Amplitude [Y]
ATC Amplitude Output for Y
0~1023
Read/Write ATC Output Amplitude Y(unit: A/D value)
752-327
ATC Amplitude [M]
ATC Amplitude Output for M
0~1023
Read/Write ATC Output Amplitude M(unit: A/D value)
752-328
ATC Amplitude [C]
ATC Amplitude Output for C
0~1023
Read/Write ATC Output Amplitude C(unit: A/D value)
752-329
ATC Amplitude [K]
ATC Amplitude Output for K
0~1023
Read/Write ATC Output Amplitude K(unit: A/D value)
752-330
ATC Average Fail[Y]
ATC Output Fail for Y
0~1
Read/Write ATC Output Fail Y

0: Normal,1: Large output,2: Small output
752-331
ATC Average Fail[M]
ATC Output Fail for M
0~1
Read/Write ATC Output Fail M

0: Normal,1: Large output ,2: Small output
752-332
ATC Average Fail[C]
ATC Output Fail for C
0~1
Read/Write ATC Output Fail C

752-333
ATC Average Fail[K]
ATC Output Fail for K
0~1
Read/Write ATC Output Fail K

752-334
ATC Amplitude Fail[Y]
ATC Amplitude Output Fail for Y
0~1
Read/Write ATC Output Amplitude Fail Y

0: Normal ,1: Too small amplitude
752-335
ATC Amplitude Fail[M]
ATC Amplitude Output Fail for M
0~1
Read/Write ATC Output Amplitude Fail M

0: Normal,1: Too small amplitude
752-336
ATC Amplitude Fail[C]
ATC Amplitude Output Fail for C
0~1
Read/Write ATC Output Amplitude Fail C

752-337
ATC Amplitude Fail[K]
ATC Amplitude Output Fail for K
0~1
Read/Write ATC Output Amplitude Fail K

752-338
ATCwarning[Y]
0~1
Read/Write ATCwarning due to ATC Average Fail & ATC Amplitude Fail
752-339
ATCwarning[M]
0~1
752-340
ATCwarning[C]
0~1
752-341
ATCwarning[K]
0~1
752-342
ATCwarning Counter [Y]
0~65535
Read/Write ATCwarning Qty
752-343
ATCwarning Counter [M]
0~65535
752-344
ATCwarning Counter [C]
0~65535
752-345
ATCwarning Counter [K]
0~65535
752-346
ATCFail[Y]
0~1
Read/Write ATCFail
752-347
ATCFail[M]
0~1
Read/Write ATCFail
752-348
ATCFail[C]
0~1
Read/Write ATCFail
752-349
ATCFail[K]
0~1
Read/Write ATCFail
752-350
Qty of continuous ATCFails [Y]
0~255
Read/Write Qty of continuous ATCFails
752-351
Qty of continuous ATCFails [M]
0~255
752-352
Qty of continuous ATCFails [C]
0~255

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
752-353
Qty of continuous ATCFails [K]
0~255
752-354
ATC Ave. Fail Qty [Y]
ATC Output Fail Counter for Y
0~65535
Read/Write ATC Output Fail Counter Y
752-355
ATC Ave. Fail Qty [M]
ATC Output Fail Counter for M
0~65535
Read/Write ATC Output Fail Counter M
752-356
ATC Ave. Fail Qty [C]
ATC Output Fail Counter for C
0~65535
Read/Write ATC Output Fail Counter C
752-357
ATC Ave. Fail Qty [K]
ATC Output Fail Counter for K
0~65535
Read/Write ATC Output Fail Counter K
752-358
ATC Amplitude Fail Qty[Y]
ATC Amplitude Output Fail Counter

for Y
0~65535
Read/Write ATC Output Amplitude Fail Counter Y
752-359
ATC Amplitude Fail Qty [M]

for M
0~65535
Read/Write ATC Output Amplitude Fail Counter M
752-360
ATC Amplitude Fail Qty [C]

for C
0~65535
Read/Write ATC Output Amplitude Fail Counter C
752-361
ATC Amplitude Fail Qty [K]

for K
0~65535
Read/Write ATC Output Amplitude Fail Counter K
752-362
ATCFail Qty [Y]
0~65535
Read/Write ATCFail Qty
752-363
ATCFail Qty [M]
0~65535
752-364
ATCFail Qty [C]
0~65535
752-365
ATCFail Qty [K]
0~65535
752-395
ATC Ave. Sensitivity Correc. Coef [Y]
ATC Setup Coefficient for Y
0~3999
1024
Read/Write Sensitivity Correction Coef. for correcting ATC Sensor Y output
752-396
ATC Ave. Sensitivity Correc. Coef [M]
ATC Setup Coefficient for M
0~3999
1024
Read/Write Sensitivity Correction Coef. for correcting ATC Sensor M output
752-397
ATC Ave. Sensitivity Correc. Coef [C]
ATC Setup Coefficient for C
0~3999
1024
Read/Write Sensitivity Correction Coef. for correcting ATC Sensor C output
752-398
ATC Ave. Sensitivity Correc. Coef [K]
ATC Setup Coefficient for K
0~3999
1024
Read/Write Sensitivity Correction Coef. for correcting ATC Sensor K output
752-399
ATC Ave. Sensitivity Cor. Offset [Y]
ATC Setup Offset for Y
-4096~4095
Read/Write Sensitivity Correction Offset Value for correcting ATC Sensor Y output
752-400
ATC Ave. Sensitivity Cor. Offset [M]
ATC Setup Offset for M
-4096~4095
Read/Write Sensitivity Correction Offset Value for correcting ATC Sensor M output
752-401
ATC Ave. Sensitivity Cor. Offset [C]
ATC Setup Offset for C
-4096~4095
Read/Write Sensitivity Correction Offset Value for correcting ATC Sensor C output
752-402
ATC Ave. Sensitivity Cor. Offset [K]
ATC Setup Offset for K
-4096~4095
Read/Write Sensitivity Correction Offset Value for correcting ATC Sensor K output
752-449
ATC_ Double Average [Y]
New ATC Move Average for Y
0~1023
Read/Write ATC Travel Average [Y] (unit: A/D value)
752-450
ATC_Double Average [M]
New ATC Move Average for M
0~1023
Read/Write ATC Travel Average [M] (unit: A/D value)
752-451
ATC_Double Average [C]
New ATC Move Average for C
0~1023
Read/Write ATC Travel Average [C] (unit: A/D value)
752-452
ATC_Double Average [K]
New ATC Move Average for K
0~1023
Read/Write ATC Travel Average [K] (unit: A/D value)
752-453
Delta ATC_Difference from Target [Y]
Delta ATC Output for Y
-1024~1023
Read/Write Delta ATC Output Y(unit: A/D value)
752-454
Delta ATC_Difference from Target [M]
Delta ATC Output for M
-1024~1023
Read/Write Delta ATC Output M(unit: A/D value)
752-455
Delta ATC_Difference from Target [C]
Delta ATC Output for C
-1024~1023
Read/Write Delta ATC Output C(unit: A/D value)
752-456
Delta ATC_Difference from Target [K]
Delta ATC Output for K
-1024~1023
Read/Write Delta ATC Output K(unit: A/D value)

Read/Write Manual adj. qty forRADC_H Target
752-672
Delta RADC_H Target manual adj. [Y]
-1024~1023
752-673
Delta RADC_H Target manual adj. [M]
-1024~1023
752-674
Delta RADC_H Target manual adj. [C]
-1024~1023
752-675
Delta RADC_H Target manual adj. [K]
-1024~1023
752-676
Delta RADC_L Target manual adj. [1][Y]
-1024~1023
Read/Write Manual adj. qty forRADC_L Target
752-677
Delta RADC_L Target manual adj. [1][M]
-1024~1023
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ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting
Range
Default
752-678
752-679
Delta RADC_L Target manual adj. [1][C]
-1024~1023
Delta RADC_L Target manual adj. [1][K]
-1024~1023
752-680
-1024~1023
752-681
-1024~1023
752-682
-1024~1023
752-683
-1024~1023
752-684
-1024~1023
752-685
-1024~1023
752-686
-1024~1023
PSW Display
752-687
-1024~1023
752-774
ATC Ref. Target [Y]
ATC Nominal Target for Y
0~1023
596
Read/Write ATC Ref. Target
752-775
ATC Ref. Target [M]
ATC Nominal Target for M
0~1023
596
752-776
ATC Ref. Target [C]
ATC Nominal Target for C
0~1023
596
752-777
ATC Ref. Target [K]
ATC Nominal Target for K
0~1023
596
752-778
ATC Modified Target [Y]
ATC Modify Target for Y
0~1023
596
Read/Write ATC Modified Target Y(unit: A/D value)
752-779
ATC Modified Target [M]
ATC Modify Target for M
0~1023
596
Read/Write ATC Modified Target M(unit: A/D value)
752-780
ATC Modified Target [C]
ATC Modify Target for C
0~1023
596
Read/Write ATC Modified Target C(unit: A/D value)
752-781
ATC Modified Target [K]
ATC Modify Target for K
0~1023
596
Read/Write ATC Modified Target K(unit: A/D value)
752-799
Delta ATC Target Overall Correc. SW
ATCS Whole Correction Switch
0~1
Read/Write Switch for applying overall correction to meet ATC Ref. Target.
0: Correction OFF, 1: Correction ON
752-842
Delta ATC Target manual adj. [Y]
-512~511
Read/Write ATC Target manual adj.
752-843
Delta ATC Target manual adj. [M]
-512~511
752-844
Delta ATC Target manual adj. [C]
-512~511
752-845
Delta ATC Target manual adj. [K]
-512~511
752-884
Disp Time requested_Timer[Y]
Timer Disp Buffer for Y
0~10000
10
Read/Write Requested time to drive Dispense Mot Y in Timer Toner Disp Mode (unit: 1ms)
752-885
Disp Time requested_Timer[M]
Timer Disp Buffer for M
0~10000
10
Read/Write Requested time to drive Dispense Mot M in Timer Toner Disp Mode (unit: 1ms)
752-886
Disp Time requested_Timer[C]
Timer Disp Buffer for C
0~10000
10
Read/Write Requested time to drive Dispense Mot C in Timer Toner Disp Mode (unit: 1ms)
752-887
Disp Time requested_Timer[K]
Timer Disp Buffer for K
0~10000
10
Read/Write Requested time to drive Dispense Mot K in Timer Toner Disp Mode (unit: 1ms)

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
753-001 Potential Control SW
Electricity Control Switch
0~2
Read/Write
Changes Electric-Potential Control Mode.

0: Fixed potential, 1: PCON potential, 2: Standard potential
753-002 BCR_DC_OUT[Y]
Final BCR Output for Y
0~1023
700
Read/Write
BCR DC Output Value for Y (0-1023: 0--1023V)
753-003 BCR_DC_OUT[M]
Final BCR Output for M
0~1023
700
Read/Write
BCR DC Output Value for M (0-1023: 0--1023V)
753-004 BCR_DC_OUT[C]
Final BCR Output for C
0~1023
700
Read/Write
BCR DC Output Value for C (0-1023: 0--1023V)
753-005 BCR_DC_OUT[K]
Final BCR Output for K
0~1023
700
Read/Write
BCR DC Output Value for K (0-1023: 0--1023V)
753-006 BIAS_DC_OUT[Y]
Final Bias Output for Y
0~700
600
Read/Write
Deve Bias DC Output Value for Y (0-700: 0--700V)
753-007 BIAS_DC_OUT[M]
Final Bias Output for M
0~700
600
Read/Write
Deve Bias DC Output Value for M (0-700: 0--700V)
753-008 BIAS_DC_OUT[C]
Final Bias Output for C
0~700
600
Read/Write
Deve Bias DC Output Value for C (0-700: 0--700V)

Deve Bias DC Output Value for K (0-700: 0--700V)
753-009 BIAS_DC_OUT[K]
Final Bias Output for K
0~700
600
Read/Write
753-010 LPH_OUT[Y]
Final LPH Output for Y
0~2046
350
Read/Write
LED Light Qty Output Value for Y (0-1023: 0-TBDV)
753-011 LPH_OUT[M]
Final LPH Output for M
0~2046
350
Read/Write
LED Light Qty Output Value for M (0-1023: 0-TBDV)
753-012 LPH_OUT[C]
Final LPH Output for C
0~2046
350
Read/Write
LED Light Qty Output Value for C (0-1023: 0-TBDV)
753-013 LPH_OUT[K]
Final LPH Output for K
0~2046
350
Read/Write
LED Light Qty Output Value for K (0-1023: 0-TBDV)
753-014 BCR_DC_OUT_Fixed [Y][PS0]
Fixation BCR Output for Y PS0
0~1023
755
Read/Write
BCR DC Output Value in Fixed Potential Mode at PS0
0~1023
755
Read/Write
0~1023
755
Read/Write
0~1023
755
Read/Write
0~1023
755
Read/Write
0~1023
755
Read/Write
753-020 BCR_DC_OUT_Fixed [M][PS0]
Fixation BCR Output for M PS0
0~1023
755
Read/Write
0~1023
755
Read/Write
0~1023
755
Read/Write
0~1023
755
Read/Write
0~1023
755
Read/Write
0~1023
755
Read/Write
753-026 BCR_DC_OUT_Fixed [C][PS0]
Fixation BCR Output for C PS0
0~1023
755
Read/Write
0~1023
755
Read/Write
0~1023
755
Read/Write
0~1023
755
Read/Write
0~1023
755
Read/Write
0~1023
755
Read/Write
753-032 BCR_DC_OUT_Fixed [K][PS0]
Fixation BCR Output for K PS0
0~1023
755
Read/Write
0~1023
755
Read/Write
0~1023
755
Read/Write
0~1023
755
Read/Write
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2010/08
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
0~1023
755
Read/Write
0~1023
755
Read/Write
753-038 BIAS_DC_OUT_Fixed [Y][PS0]
Fixation Bias Output for Y PS0
0~700
600
Read/Write
Deve Bias DC Output Value in Fixed Potential Mode at PS0
0~700
600
Read/Write
0~700
600
Read/Write
0~700
600
Read/Write
0~700
600
Read/Write
0~700
600
Read/Write
753-044 BIAS_DC_OUT_Fixed [M][PS0]
Fixation Bias Output for M PS0
0~700
600
Read/Write
0~700
600
Read/Write
0~700
600
Read/Write
0~700
600
Read/Write
0~700
600
Read/Write
0~700
600
Read/Write
753-050 BIAS_DC_OUT_Fixed [C][PS0]
Fixation Bias Output for C PS0
0~700
600
Read/Write
0~700
600
Read/Write
0~700
600
Read/Write
0~700
600
Read/Write
0~700
600
Read/Write
0~700
600
Read/Write
753-056 BIAS_DC_OUT_Fixed [K][PS0]
Fixation Bias Output for K PS0
0~700
600
Read/Write
0~700
600
Read/Write
0~700
600
Read/Write
0~700
600
Read/Write
0~700
600
Read/Write
0~700
600
Read/Write
753-062 LPH_OUT_Fixed [Y][PS0]
Fixation LPH Output for Y PS0
0~2046
246
Read/Write
LPH Light Qty Output Value in Fixed Potential Mode at PS0
0~2046
246
Read/Write
0~2046
246
Read/Write
0~2046
246
Read/Write
0~2046
246
Read/Write
0~2046
246
Read/Write
753-068 LPH_OUT_Fixed [M][PS0]
Fixation LPH Output for M PS0
0~2046
246
Read/Write
0~2046
246
Read/Write
0~2046
246
Read/Write
0~2046
246
Read/Write
0~2046
246
Read/Write
0~2046
246
Read/Write
753-074 LPH_OUT_Fixed [C][PS0]
Fixation LPH Output for C PS0
0~2046
246
Read/Write

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
0~2046
246
Read/Write
0~2046
246
Read/Write
0~2046
246
Read/Write
0~2046
246
Read/Write
0~2046
246
Read/Write
753-080 LPH_OUT_Fixed [K][PS0]
Fixation LPH Output for K PS0
0~2046
246
Read/Write
0~2046
246
Read/Write
0~2046
246
Read/Write
0~2046
246
Read/Write
0~2046
246
Read/Write
0~2046
246
Read/Write
753-459 Vdeve_PCON[Y][this time]
0~1023
330
Read/Write
Procon Potential Mode Vdeve Value
753-461 Vdeve_PCON[M][this time]
0~1023
330
Read/Write
753-463 Vdeve_PCON[C][this time]
0~1023
330
Read/Write
753-465 Vdeve_PCON[K][this time]
0~1023
330
Read/Write
753-487 VH_PCON[Y]
0~1023
Read/Write
PCON Potential VH Value
753-488 VH_PCON[M]
0~1023
Read/Write
753-489 VH_PCON[C]
0~1023
Read/Write
753-490 VH_PCON[K]
0~1023
Read/Write
753-491 VB_PCON[Y]
0~1023
Read/Write
PCON Potential VB Value
753-492 VB_PCON[M]
0~1023
Read/Write
753-493 VB_PCON[C]
0~1023
Read/Write
753-494 VB_PCON[K]
0~1023
Read/Write
753-495 VL_PCON[Y]
0~1023
Read/Write
PCON Potential VL Value
753-496 VL_PCON[M]
0~1023
Read/Write
753-497 VL_PCON[C]
0~1023
Read/Write
753-498 VL_PCON[K]
0~1023
Read/Write
753-503 BCR_DC_OUT_PCON[Y]
0~1023
Read/Write
PCON Potential BCR_DC_OUT
753-504 BCR_DC_OUT_PCON[M]
0~1023
Read/Write
753-505 BCR_DC_OUT_PCON[C]
0~1023
Read/Write
753-506 BCR_DC_OUT_PCON[K]
0~1023
Read/Write
753-507 BCR_DC_OUT_PCON_Adj by type [Y]
0~1023
Read/Write
PCON Potential BCR_DC_OUT after adjustment by type
753-508 BCR_DC_OUT_PCON_Adj by type [M]
0~1023
Read/Write
753-509 BCR_DC_OUT_PCON_Adj by type [C]
0~1023
Read/Write
753-510 BCR_DC_OUT_PCON_Adj by type [K]
0~1023
Read/Write
753-511 BIAS_DC_OUT_PCON[Y]
0~700
Read/Write
PCON Potential BIAS_DC_OUT
753-512 BIAS_DC_OUT_PCON[M]
0~700
Read/Write
753-513 BIAS_DC_OUT_PCON[C]
0~700
Read/Write
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
753-514 BIAS_DC_OUT_PCON[K]
0~700
Read/Write
753-515 LPH_OUT_PCON[Y]
0~2046
Read/Write
PCON Potential LPH_OUT
753-516 LPH_OUT_PCON[M]
0~2046
Read/Write
753-517 LPH_OUT_PCON[C]
0~2046
Read/Write
753-518 LPH_OUT_PCON[K]
0~2046
Read/Write

ChainLink
NVM Name
754-001
ADC_LUT_SW
0~1
754-002
TRC_Adj_SW
0~1
754-236
EMP_SW
0~3
754-237
NearEMP_SW
754-238
PSW Display
Read/Write
Description
Read/Write
ADC Tone Control Switch
Read/Write
Manual Adjustment Switch for TRC
Read/Write
Empty Judgment Switching SW (0: OFF, 1: ATC, 2: Estimate, 3: ATC or

Estimate)
0~3
Read/Write
NearEmpty Judgment Switching SW (0 :OFF, 1: ATC, 2: Estimate, 3:

ATC or Estimate)
PreNear_SW
0~3
Read/Write
PreNear Judgment Switching SW (0 :OFF, 1: ATC, 2: Estimate, 3: ATC

or Estimate)
754-660
ATC_Barcode_No[Y]
0~99
55
Read/Write
Tens digit: SNR output at basis B. Units digit: SNR output difference
between bases A and C. Each value is expressed in one of 10 steps
from 0 to 9 (55 is the center of SPEC on the figure.)
754-661
ATC_Barcode_No[M]
0~99
55
Read/Write
754-662
ATC_Barcode_No[C]
0~99
55
Read/Write
754-663
ATC_Barcode_No[K]
0~99
55
Read/Write
Version 1.2
Setting Range
Default
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Table 1 NVM 760_RegiCon
ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
760-001
RegiCon Function Switch
RegiCon SW
0~1
Read/Write
RegiCon Function Switch

0: Disabled
1: Enabled
760-002
CLRC Function Switch
CRLC SW
0~1
Read/Write
CLRC Function Switch

0: Disabled
1: Enabled
760-003
Slow Scan OLRC Function Switch
OLRC_P SW
0~1
Read/Write
Slow Scan OLRC Function Switch

0: Disabled
1: Enabled
760-004
Temp Requirement for CLRC Operation
CLRC Start Temp
0~255
25
Read/Write
Temperature required for CLRC operation
760-005
Temp Requirement for Slow Scan OLRC

Operation
OLRC_P Start Temp
0~255
50
Read/Write
Temperature required for Slow Scan OLRC operation
760-017
SRoffset Last Status(Simp)
SRoffset Last Status(Simp)
0~1
Read/Write
Last info for judging side regi valid (Simp)
760-018
SRoffset Last Status(Dup)
SRoffset Last Status(Dup)
0~1
Read/Write
Last info for judging side regi valid (Dup)
760-019
SRoffset Past Status(Simp)
SRoffset Past Status(Simp)
0~1
Read/Write
Past info for judging side regi valid (Simp)
760-020
SRoffset Past Status(Dup)
SRoffset Past Status(Dup)
0~1
Read/Write
Past info for judging side regi valid (Dup)
760-021
A Patch K-color False Detection Compensat- A Patch K Error Eliminate SW

ing SW
0~1
Read/Write
SW to compensate A Patch K-color False Detection
760-022
A Patch K-color False Detection Counter
A Patch K Error Counter
0~65535
Read/Write
A Patch K-color False Detection Counter
760-023
DC671Result
DC671Result
0~1
Read
Log info about overall judgment OK/NG on Regi Measurement

Cycle
0: OK
1: NG
760-024
IReCT Through SW
IReCT Through SW
0~15
Read/Write
IReCT Through SW
760-063
Lead Regi Offset
LRoffset
-236~236
Read/Write
Lead Regi Offset (1 pixel@600dpi)
760-078
Linearity Fail History Info (Y)
Linearity Fail Status[1](Y)
0~1
Read/Write
Y-color RC Data Linearity Fail judgment

0: Did not occur.
1: Occurred.
760-079
Linearity Fail History Info (M)
Linearity Fail Status[2](M)
0~1
Read/Write
M-color RC Data Linearity Fail judgment

0: Did not occur.
1: Occurred.
760-080
Linearity Fail History Info (C)
Linearity Fail Status[3](C)
0~1
Read/Write
C-color RC Data Linearity Fail judgment

0: Did not occur.
1: Occurred.
760-081
Linearity Fail History Info (K)
Linearity Fail Status[4](K)
0~1
Read/Write
K-color RC Data Linearity Fail Judgment

0: Did not occur.
1: Occurred.
760-082
Side 1 Skew Offset
SK1offset
-15~15
Read/Write
Side 1 Skew Offset (1 pixel @600dpi). Common to all colors.
760-083
Side 2 Skew Offset
SK2offset
-15~15
Read/Write
Side 2 Skew Offset (1 pixel @600dpi). Common to all colors.
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Table 1 NVM 760_RegiCon

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
760-084
SKoffset Setting Upper Limit
SKoffset Max
-30~30
760-085
SKoffset Setting Lower Limit
SKoffset Min
-30~30
760-086
SKoffset Safety Margin
SKoffsetSafety
0~15
Read/Write
SKoffset Safety Margin Setting (1 pixel@600dpi)
760-099
Ladder Color Mode
Ladder_COLMode
0~15
Read/Write
Decides which color to use to draw Ladder Pattern.

bit0=1: Y color
bit1=1: M color
bit2=1: C color
bit3=1: K color
760-100
Interval between Ladder Lines
Ladder_Space
0~255
10
Read/Write
Spacing interval between ladder lines (1 pixel@600dpi)
760-101
Ladder Line width
Ladder _Width
0~255
Read/Write
Ladder line width (1 pixel@600dpi)
760-102
Ladder HT Color Mode
LadderHT_COLMode
0~15
Read/Write
Decides which color to use to draw Ladder Pattern.

bit0=1: Y color
bit1=1: M color
bit2=1: C color
bit3=1: K color
760-103
Ladder HT: Interval between Ladder Lines
LadderHT_Space
0~255
Read/Write
Ladder HT: spacing interval between ladder lines (1

pixel@600dpi)
760-104
Ladder HT: Ladder Line Width
LadderHT_Width
0~255
Read/Write
Ladder HT: Ladder Line width (1 pixel@600dpi)
760-105
Belt Cycle Length Correcting Switch
BM SW
0~1
Read/Write
Belt Cycle Length Correction SW

0: Disabled
1: Enabled
760-109
Max Change at estimate
BMYosouMax
0~255
200
Read/Write
Max Value based on estimated correction value for cycle length

[0.01mm]
760-110
Max Change at measurement
BMHenkaMax
0~255
10
Read/Write
Max of Correction Change at cycle measurement [0.01mm]
760-114
Temp Change Expansion Coefficient
BM Temp Para
0~1023
285
Read/Write
Belt Expansion Qty per degree

[0.1um/deg. C]
760-115
Humidity Change Expansion Coeff.
BM Hum Para
0~1023
234
Read/Write
Belt Expansion Qty per percent

[0.1um/%]
Setting Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
Read
Upper limit of SKoffset Setting Range (1 pixel@600dpi)
Read
Lower limit of SKoffset Setting Range (1 pixel@600dpi)
6.3.29 NVM 762_Deve

Table 1 NVM 762_Deve
ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
Read/Write
Description
762-183 DeveBand Switching SW
0~3
Read/Write
DeveBand Execution Selecting Switch 0: Disabled, 1: Low Density

Mode, 2: Temp Rise Mode, 3: Temp-Rise-Preferred Mode
762-192 DeveBandCin(%)
0~100
100
Read/Write
DeveBandCin
762-197 Procon Patch Drum Cycle YMC
0~65535
Read/Write
DrumCycle Qty between YMC ProCon Patches
762-198 Procon Patch Drum Cycle K
0~65535
Read/Write
DrumCycle Qty between K ProCon Patches
762-220 PV All #Y CRUM
0~4294967295
Read/Write
Y color PV (in FC mode)
762-221 PV All #M CRUM
0~4294967295
Read/Write
M color PV (in FC mode)
762-222 PV All #C CRUM
0~4294967295
Read/Write
C color PV (in FC mode)
762-223 PV All #K CRUM
0~4294967295
Read/Write
K color PV (in FC mode/BW mode)
762-224 PV Color CRUM
0~4294967295
Read/Write
K color PV (in FC mode)
762-225 Vder Upper Limit Band Switching

SW
0~1
Read/Write
SW for performing Vder Upper Limit Band

0: Disabled
1: Enabled
Version 1.2
2010/08
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General
General
6.3.29 NVM 762_Deve
2010/08
6-350
Version 1.2

Table 1 NVM 766_IOT Remote
ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
766-061 Read Retry Address Y (unused)
0~16383
Read/Write Address at occurrence of I2C Read Retry Y color
766-062 Read Retry Address M (unused)
0~16383
Read/Write Address at occurrence of I2C Read Retry M color
766-063 Read Retry Address C (unused)
0~16383
Read/Write Address at occurrence of I2C Read Retry C color
766-064 Read Retry Address K (unused)
0~16383
Read/Write Address at occurrence of I2C Read Retry K color
766-065 Write Retry Address Y (unused)
0~16383
Read/Write
766-066 Write Retry Address M (unused)
0~16383
Read/Write Address at occurrence of I2C Write Retry M color
Address at occurrence of I2C Write Retry Y color
766-067 Write Retry Address C (unused)
0~16383
Read/Write Address at occurrence of I2C Write Retry C color
766-068 Write Retry Address K (unused)
0~16383
Read/Write Address at occurrence of I2C Write Retry K color
766-069 Act Retry Data Y (unused)
0~1023
Read/Write Setting at occurrence of Act error Y color
766-070 Act Retry Data M (unused)
0~1023
Read/Write Setting at occurrence of Act error M color
766-071 Act Retry Data C (unused)
0~1023
Read/Write Setting at occurrence of Act error C color
766-072 Act Retry Data K (unused)
0~1023
Read/Write Setting at occurrence of Act error K color
766-073 Act Retry Address Y (unused)
0~16383
Read/Write Address at occurrence of Act error Y color
766-074 Act Retry Address M (unused)
0~16383
Read/Write Address at occurrence of Act error M color
766-075 Act Retry Address C (unused)
0~16383
Read/Write Address at occurrence of Act error C color
766-076 Act Retry Address K (unused)
0~16383
Read/Write Address at occurrence of Act error K color
766-083 Fault Result Data Y (unused)
0~16000
Read/Write Result of Check for DELSOL-SLED Open Wire Y color
766-084 Fault Result Data M (unused)
0~16000
Read/Write Result of Check for DELSOL-SLED Open Wire M color
766-085 Fault Result Data C (unused)
0~16000
Read/Write Result of Check for DELSOL-SLED Open Wire C color
766-086 Fault Result Data K (unused)
0~16000
Read/Write Result of Check for DELSOL-SLED Open Wire K color
766-096 Acknowledge Error Number Y (unused)
0~255
Read/Write Total qty of I2C Acknowledge Errors Y color

[times]
766-097 Acknowledge Error Number M

(unused)
0~255
Read/Write Total qty of I2C Acknowledge Errors M color

[times]
766-098 Acknowledge Error Number C (unused)
0~255
Read/Write Total qty of I2C Acknowledge Errors C color

[times]
766-099 Acknowledge Error Number K (unused)
0~255
Read/Write Total qty of I2C Acknowledge Errors K color

[times]
766-100 Acknowledge Error Delta Number Y
0~255
Read/Write I2C Acknowledge Error Difference Qty Y color

[times]
766-101 Acknowledge Error Delta Number M
0~255
Read/Write I2C Acknowledge Error Difference Qty M color

[times]
766-102 Acknowledge Error Delta Number C
0~255
Read/Write I2C Acknowledge Error Difference Qty C color

[times]
766-103 Acknowledge Error Delta Number K
0~255
Read/Write I2C Acknowledge Error Difference Qty K color

[times]
766-239 Download Mismatch Data1 Y (unused)
0~255
Read/Write Acquired data 1 at check of end of download all Y color
766-240 Download Mismatch Data1 M (unused)
0~255
Read/Write Acquired data 1 at check of end of download all M color
Version 1.2
2010/08
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General
General
2010/08
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Version 1.2

ChainLink
Setting
Range
766-241 Download Mismatch Data1 C (unused)
0~255
Read/Write Acquired data 1 at check of end of download all C color
766-242 Download Mismatch Data1 K (unused)
0~255
Read/Write Acquired data 1 at check of end of download all K color
0~255
0~255
0~255
0~255
0~255
0~255
0~255
0~255
766-251 LPH download retry No Y (unused)
0~255
Read/Write Qty of initial Download retries (total) Y color
766-252 LPH download retry No M (unused)
0~255
Read/Write Qty of initial Download retries (total) M color
766-253 LPH download retry No C (unused)
0~255
Read/Write Qty of initial Download retries (total) C color
766-254 LPH download retry No K (unused)
0~255
Read/Write Qty of initial Download retries (total) K color
766-255 LPH download retry Delta number Y
0~255
Read/Write Qty of initial Download retries (difference) Y color
766-256 LPH download retry Delta number M
0~255
Read/Write Qty of initial Download retries (difference) M color
766-257 LPH download retry Delta number C
0~255
Read/Write Qty of initial Download retries (difference) C color
766-258 LPH download retry Delta number K
0~255
Read/Write Qty of initial Download retries (difference) K color
766-259 Read Retry Data Y (unused)
0~255
Read/Write Reading at occurrence of I2C Read Retry Y color
766-260 Read Retry Data M (unused)
0~255
Read/Write Reading at occurrence of I2C Read Retry M color
766-261 Read Retry Data C (unused)
0~255
Read/Write Reading at occurrence of I2C Read Retry C color
NVM Name
PSW Display
766-262 Read Retry Data K (unused)
0~255
Read/Write Reading at occurrence of I2C Read Retry K color
766-263 Read Retry Number Y (unused)
0~255
Read/Write Total Qty of I2C Read Retris Y color

[times]
766-264 Read Retry Number M (unused)
0~255
Read/Write Total Qty of I2C Read Retris M color

[times]
766-265 Read Retry Number C (unused)
0~255
Read/Write Total Qty of I2C Read Retris C color

[times]
766-266 Read Retry Number K (unused)
0~255
Read/Write Total Qty of I2C Read Retris K color

[times]
766-267 Read Retry Delta Number Y
0~255
Read/Write I2C Read Retry Difference Qty Y color

[times]
766-268 Read Retry Delta Number M
0~255
Read/Write I2C Read Retry Difference Qty M color

[times]
766-269 Read Retry Delta Number C
0~255
Read/Write I2C Read Retry Difference Qty C color

[times]
766-270 Read Retry Delta Number K
0~255
Read/Write I2C Read Retry Difference Qty K color

[times]
766-271 Write Retry Data Y (unused)
0~255
Read/Write Reading of written address at occurrence of I2C Write Retry

Y color

ChainLink
Setting
Range
766-272 Write Retry Data M (unused)
0~255

Mcolor
766-273 Write Retry Data C (unused)
0~255

C color
766-274 Write Retry Data K (unused)
0~255

K color
766-275 Write Retry Number Y (unused)
0~255
Read/Write Total Qty of I2C Write Retries Y color

[times]
766-276 Write Retry Number M (unused)
0~255
Read/Write Total Qty of I2C Write Retries M color

[times]
766-277 Write Retry Number C (unused)
0~255
Read/Write Total Qty of I2C Write Retries C color

[times]
766-278 Write Retry Number K (unused)
0~255
Read/Write Total Qty of I2C Write Retries K color

[times]
766-279 Write Retry Delta Number Y
0~255
Read/Write I2C Write Retry Difference Qty Y color

[times]
766-280 Write Retry Delta Number M
0~255
Read/Write I2C Write Retry Difference Qty M color

[times]
766-281 Write Retry Delta Number C
0~255
Read/Write I2C Write Retry Difference Qty C color

[times]
766-282 Write Retry Delta Number K
0~255
Read/Write I2C Write Retry Difference Qty K color

[times]
766-283 LPH DL Mismatch Data Y (unused)
0~255
Read/Write ReadData when Fail occurred at LPH Model No. Check Control Y color
766-284 LPH DL Mismatch Data M (unused)
0~255
Read/Write ReadData when Fail occurred at LPH Model No. Check Control M color
766-285 LPH DL Mismatch Data C (unused)
0~255
Read/Write ReadData when Fail occurred at LPH Model No. Check Control C color
766-286 LPH DL Mismatch Data K (unused)
0~255
Read/Write ReadData when Fail occurred at LPH Model No. Check Control K color
NVM Name
766-355 Latch warning threshold number
PSW Display
0~10
10
10
Read/Write MCU-LPH Connection Check Warning Threshold
766-557 LPH DL Mismatch Address Y (unused)
Latch warning threshold number
0~255
Read/Write DataAddress when Fail occurred at LPH Model No. Check

Control Y color
766-558 LPH DL Mismatch Address M (unused)
0~255

Control M color
766-559 LPH DL Mismatch Address C (unused)
0~255

Control C color
766-560 LPH DL Mismatch Address K (unused)
0~255

Control K color
766-561 PLL Status Number Y (unused)
0~10
Read/Write Qty of detections of Locked at occurrence of PLL Lock error Y

color
[times]
Version 1.2
2010/08
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General
General
2010/08
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Version 1.2

ChainLink
Setting
Range
766-562 PLL Status Number M (unused)
0~10
Read/Write Qty of detections of Locked at occurrence of PLL Lock error

M color
[times]
766-563 PLL Status Number C (unused)
0~10
Read/Write Qty of detections of Locked at occurrence of PLL Lock error C

color
[times]
766-564 PLL Status Number K (unused)
0~10
Read/Write Qty of detections of Locked at occurrence of PLL Lock error K

color
[times]
766-567 Serial No. before LPH Replacement Y

[1] (unused)
0~255
Read/Write Serial No. memorized in LPH EEPROM before LPH replacement Y [1]

[2] (unused)
0~255

[3] (unused)
0~255

[4] (unused)
0~255

[5] (unused)
0~255
766-572 Serial No. before LPH Replacement M

[1] (unused)
0~255
Read/Write Serial No. memorized in LPH EEPROM before LPH replacement M [1]

[2] (unused)
0~255

[3] (unused)
0~255

[4] (unused)
0~255

[5] (unused)
0~255
766-577 Serial No. before LPH Replacement C

[1] (unused)
0~255
Read/Write Serial No. memorized in LPH EEPROM before LPH replacement C [1]

[2] (unused)
0~255

[3] (unused)
0~255

[4] (unused)
0~255

[5] (unused)
0~255
766-582 Serial No. before LPH Replacement K

[1] (unused)
0~255
Read/Write Serial No. memorized in LPH EEPROM before LPH replacement K [1]

[2] (unused)
0~255
NVM Name
PSW Display

ChainLink
Setting
Range

[3] (unused)
0~255

[4] (unused)
0~255

[5] (unused)
0~255
766-587 LPH asic ver before Replacement
0~15
Read/Write LPH asic ver before LPH replacement
NVM Name
PSW Display
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-355
General
General
2010/08
6-356
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
770-055
Burst Transfer
770-161
Preferred Mode in LPD Job Processing
770-163
PSW Display
Read/
Write Description
Setting Range
Default
0~1
Read/ 0 : Unused
Write 1 : In use
priority mode
0~1
Read/ 0 : Performance preferred

Write 1 : Order of Receiving preferred
SNMP Protocol Version
version
1~255
0x01
Read/ 0x01: V1/V2C

Write 0x0 : V3
(Valid-Version Bit: ON)
770-179
SLP Version
SLP version
1~2
1
[IBG/MN] 2
Read/ 1 : SLP Version 1.0

Write [IBG/MN]2 : SLP Version 2.0
770-186
Port Number to receive IPP Command from Free- FreeFlow I/F Port Number
Flow Client
1~65535
631
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-187
Connection-to-Client Time-out (sec.)
1~65535
30
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-288
Differentiation Service (general communication

data)
0~255
Read/ 0 to 255 (1 count: 1 level)

Write The larger the value, the higher the communi. priority.
When a failure occurs due to communication priority, change
this value to meet the customers need.
770-330
Qty of Simultaneously Connectable Sessions
FTP Server Max Connection
1~48
32
Read/ 1~48
Write
770-331
Session with Client Time-out (unit: sec.)
FTP Server Timeout
1~65535
900
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-332
Port Number for Control Connection
FTP Server Control Port
1~65535
21
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-333
Port Number for Data Connection
FTP Server Data Port
1~65535
20
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-705
Protocol Type
IP filter except port 1 protocol
0~2
Read/ 0: Data not set

Write 1: TCP Port
2: UDP Port
770-706
Position of Target Port to Control
IP filter except port 1 port direction
0~2
Read/ 0 : Data not set

Write 1 : Source Port is the target to control.
2 : Destination Port is the target to control.
770-707
Port Number
IP filter except port 1 port number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-708
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-709
0~2

FreeFlow I/F Port Timeout
Version 1.2
2010/08
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General
General
2010/08
6-358
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
Read/
Write Description
770-710
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-711
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-712
0~2

770-713
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-714
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-715
0~2

770-716
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-717
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-718
0~2

770-719
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-720
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-721
0~2

770-722
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-723
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-724
0~2

770-725
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
770-726
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-727
0~2

770-728
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-729
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-730
0~2

770-731
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-732
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-733
IP filter except port 10 port direction 0~2

770-734
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-735
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-736

770-737
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-738
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-739

770-740
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-741
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
Version 1.2
2010/08
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Read/
Write Description
General
General
2010/08
6-360
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
770-742

770-743
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-744
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-745

770-746
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-747
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-748

770-749
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-750
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-751

770-752
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-753
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-754

770-755
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-756
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-757

Setting Range
Default
Read/
Write Description

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
770-758
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-759
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-760

770-761
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-762
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-763

770-764
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-765
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-766

770-767
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-768
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-769

770-770
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-771
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-772

770-773
Port Number
Read/ 1~65535
Write
Version 1.2
1~65535
2010/08
6-361
Read/
Write Description
General
General
2010/08
6-362
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
Read/
Write Description
770-774
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-775

770-776
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-777
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-778

770-779
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-780
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-781

770-782
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-783
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-784

770-785
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-786
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-787

770-788
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-789
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
770-790

770-791
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-792
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-793

770-794
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-795
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-796

770-797
Port Number
1~65535
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-798
Protocol Type
0~2

Write 1 : TCP Port
2 : UDP Port
770-799

770-800
Port Number
Read/ 1~65535
Write
770-801
DL Server Address
Remote download server address
NULL
Read/ Set Destination Server Address by NULL-terminated ASCII

Write printable character string.
Max length is 256+1 octet including NULL-terminated character.
Server address: one of the forms: FQDN, IPv4 address and
IPv6 address
770-802
Connection Schema to DL Server
Remote download server access

schema
Read/ 0: Not specified, 8: HTTP, 9: HTTPS, 16: FTP, 17: FTPS

Write
770-803
Path to Directory to store FW Update File
Remote download server path
NULL
Read/ Set Directory Path for acquired file by NULL-terminated

Write ASCII printable character string.
As a path division character, use /.
Version 1.2
Setting Range
1~65535
0~17
2010/08
6-363
Default
Read/
Write Description
General
General
2010/08
6-364
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
770-804
FW Update File Name
Remote download server file name
NULL
Read/ Set the name of acquired file by NULL-terminated ASCII

Write printable character string.
770-805
User Name
Remote download server user name
NULL
Read/ Set User Name to be authenticated by Destination Server,

Write using NULL-terminated ASCII printable character string.
770-806
Password
Remote download server password
NULL
Read/ Set Password to be authenticated by Destination Server,

Write using NULL-terminated ASCII printable character string.
770-807
Port Number
Remote download server port No.
0~65535
80
Read/ Set Port No. to connect to Destination Server.

Write (0: Specify Schema Default Port No.)
770-808
Time-out Value
Remote download server timeout
0~65535
60
Read/ Set time in sec. to time out connection.

Write (0: Time-out is regarded as 60 sec.)
770-809
Client Certificate Identifier at SSL connection
Remote download server certificate 0~0xFFFFFFFF

No.
Read/ Set Identifier of Client Certificate at SSL connection.

Write If 0 is set, no certificate is regarded as being specified.
(0 must be set for a product installed at initial stage because
it does not use SSL.)
Setting Range
Default
Read/
Write Description

ChainLink
NVM Name
Read/
Write
Description
780-024
0: Disabled
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
0~1
0: Disabled
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
[Enabled for IBG/MN only.]
Enable Cloth-like Transfer Paper
0~1
0: Disabled [MN]
1: Enabled
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
780-047
Dynamic Sample Operation Mode
0~1
1: Number Excluded
mode
Read/
Write
0: Number Included mode

1: Number Excluded mode
780-048
Actor of Dynamic Sample Control
0~1
0: IOT (HCS)
[Teak] 1: Controller
Read/
Write
0: IOT (HCS)
1: Controller
780-058
Lift Coated Paper 1 Spec Restrictions
0~1
0
[Teak-PL2(MF/P) -FX/
IBG] 1
Read/
Write
0: Not lifted
1: Lifted
780-059
Lift Tab Paper Spec Restrictions
0~1
1: Lifted
Read/
Write
0: Not lifted
1: Lifted
780-064
Enable/Disable Coated Paper 3 Feature
0~1
0: Disabled
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
[Enabled for IBG/MN only.]
780-065
Home Position of Transfer Drum
First BTR Home Position
0~2
Read/
Write
0: Copy Color Mode Default followed

1: Retract
2: Contact
780-066
Edge Erase Adj. Value (lead edge)
Lead Edge Erase ADJ
40~50
40
Read/
Write
4.0~5.0mm (in steps of 0.1mm)
780-067
Edge Erase Adj. Value (trail edge)
Trail Edge Erase ADJ
20~30
20
Read/
Write
780-068
Edge Erase Adj. Value (side)
Side Edge Erase ADJ
10~30
20
Read/
Write
780-070
FuserWeb Forced-CRU-Setup
0~1
0: Not used (ERU)
Read/
Write
0: Not used (ERU)

1: Used (CRU)
780-119
Enable/Disable Recovery Offset
0~1
0: Disabled
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
780-140
HCS Stack of Mix
0~1
0: Not permitted
Read/
Write
0: Not permitted
1: Permitted
780-143
Stop Position with HCS Paper Unloading

Button pressed down
0~1
1: Stop quickly.
Read/
Write
0: Stop at end of set.

1: Stop quickly.
780-145
OFFSET Operation at Stapling
IOT Control Offset Mode Staple
1~3
Read/
Write
1: by the set, 2: by the job, 3: No Offset
780-146
Operation at Stapling Mix of Different

Widths
IOT Control Non Same FS Mix

Size Staple
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Forced
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
Auto Detec. of Printer Job SMH Sizes
0~1
780-039
Flag Enabling/Disabling Duplex as to Part

of Thick Paper 2 (up to 220gsm)
780-044
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-365
General
General
2010/08
6-366
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
Read/
Write Description
780-147
Max Paper Qty per Set
Max Staple Capacity
10~150
50
Read
10~100 sheets (B-Finisher)

25~75 sheets (C-Finisher/D-Finisher (50 sheets))
50~150 sheets (D-Finisher (100sheets))
780-148
Max Paper Qty per Set (/ small size)
Max Staple Capacity Small Size
2~200
100
Read
2~200 sheets
780-149
Max Paper Qty per Set (/ large size)
Max Staple Capacity Large Size
2~200
65
Read
2~200 sheets
780-150
Billfold Paper Qty
Max BiFold Capacity
1~15
Read
1~15 sheets
780-151
Max Paper Qty per Set
Max Booklet Capacity
2~25
15
Read
2~25 sheets
780-161
Method of Auto Detec. of SMH Sizes
0~1
0: Auto detec. of standard Read/

sizes
Write
0: Auto detection of standard sizes

1: Detection of any specified size
780-168
Tab Width of Tab Paper
7~20
15 (mm)
Read/
Write
7 to 20mm (in steps of 1mm)
780-198
A5SEF Output to Stacker
0~1
0: Not permitted
Read/
Write
0: Not permitted
1: Permitted
780-199
Enable/Disable Straight Path Feature
0~1
0: Not permitted
Read/
Write
0: Not permitted
1: Permitted
780-216
Test Pattern No. for User Regi Adj.
1,12
12: Sides1&2 Regi
Read/
Write
1: Grid
12: Sides1&2 Regi
780-218
Keep printing when staples run out
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Not kept
1: Kept
780-231
Availability of PF3.2HCF (2 trays+MSI)
(Auto Setting)
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
1: Available
780-234
Custom Paper Type Test Print Pattern No.
1~30
30
Read/
Write
1 to 30
780-235
2nd Transfer Voltage Sample Print Pattern

No.
4~30
29
Read/
Write
4,10,11,12,16,17, 20 to 27,29,30
780-237
Switching Drum Cartridge CRU/ERU
0~1
0: Not used (ERU)
Read/
Write
0: Not used (ERU)

1: Used (CRU)
780-238
Switching Fuser Unit CRU/ERU
0~1
0 : Not used (ERU)
Read/
Write
0 : Not used (ERU)

1 : Used (CRU)
780-239
Switching CC Assy CRU/ERU
0~1
0 : Not used (ERU)
Read/
Write
0 : Not used (ERU)

1 : Used (CRU)
780-242
Availability of Adhesive Film
0~1
0: Unavailable
[MN] 1: Available
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
1: Available
780-248
Make Drum Cartridge Ready
0~1
1: Used (Made ready)
Read/
Write
0: Not used (The reported status displayed)

780-249
Make Fuser Unit Ready
0~1
Read/
Write

780-250
Make CC Assy Ready
0~1
Read/
Write

780-251
Use Thick 1 print parameter at output of

User5 paper type
0~1
0: Not used
Read/
Write
0: Not used
1: Used
780-266
Display of Drum PreNear Status
0~1
Unique to Product (gained Read/

by PDILib)
Write
Staple Pin Empty Continue
0: Not displayed
1: Displayed

ChainLink
NVM Name
780-267
Display of Drum Near Status
0~1
Read/
Write
780-268
Display of Drum QualityLifeEnd Status
0~1

by PDILib)
Write
0: Not displayed
1: Displayed
780-269
Display of Drum LifeEnd Status
0~1

by PDILib)
Write
0: Not displayed
1: Displayed
PSW Display
Version 1.2
Setting Range
2010/08
6-367
Default
Read/
Write
Description
0: Not displayed
1: Displayed
Unique to product. (Gained by PDILib)
General
General
2010/08
6-368
Version 1.2
6.3.33 NVM 785, 790 Controller

ChainLink
NVM Name
785-006
Availability of Successful-DADF-Scan Stamp
785-008
DADF Type
Dadf Control Type
785-021
HWM Detection H/W installed or not
785-026
Setting
Range
PSW Display
Default
0: Unavailable
Read
0: Unavailable
1: Available
0~4
Read
0: No setting (Auto Recognition)

1: PF1
2: PF2
3: PF1.5
4: PF2.01
HWM H/W Setting
0~1
Read/Write
0: Not installed
1: Installed
100% Fine Adj. DADF applied or not
Dadf Adjust 100
0~1
Read/Write
0: Not applied
1: Applied
785-028
CVT Doc. Size required or not
CVT Org Size Required Off/On
0~1
Read/Write
0: Not required
1: Required
785-030
APS intended/not intended (5.5.x8.5(Statement))
Copy APS Size OFF/ON[5.5.x8.5(Statement)]
0~1
Read/Write
0: Not intended
1: Intended
785-031
APS intended/not intended (A5)
Copy APS Size OFF/ON[A5]
0~1
Read/Write
0: Not intended
1: Intended
785-032
APS intended/not intended (B5)
Copy APS Size OFF/ON[B5]
0~1
Read/Write
0: Not intended
1: Intended
785-033
APS intended/not intended (8.25x10.5(Executive))
Copy APS Size OFF/ON[8.25x10.5(Executive)]
0~1
Read/Write
0: Not intended
1: Intended
785-034
APS intended/not intended (8x10)
Copy APS Size OFF/ON[8x10]
0~1
Read/Write
0: Not intended
1: Intended
785-035
APS intended/not intended (16K)
Copy APS Size OFF/ON[16K]
0~1
Read/Write
0: Not intended
1: Intended
785-036
APS intended/not intended (8.5x11(Letter))
Copy APS Size OFF/ON[8.5x11(Letter)]
0~1
Read/Write
0: Not intended
1: Intended
785-037
0~1
Read/Write
0: Not intended
1: Intended
785-038
APS intended/not intended (8.5x13(Foolscap))
Copy APS Size OFF/ON[8.5x13(Foolscap)]
0~1
Read/Write
0: Not intended
1: Intended
785-039
APS intended/not intended (8.5x14(Legal))
Copy APS Size OFF/ON[8.5x14(Legal)]
0~1
Read/Write
0: Not intended
1 : Intended
785-040
APS intended/not intended (B4)
Copy APS Size OFF/ON[B4]
0~1
Read/Write
0: Not intended
1: Intended
785-041
APS intended/not intended (8K)
Copy APS Size OFF/ON[8K]
0~1
Read/Write
0: Not intended
1: Intended
785-042
APS intended/not intended (11x17(Ledger))
Copy APS Size OFF/ON[11x17(Ledger)]
0~1
Read/Write
0 : Not intended
1 : Intended
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-369
General
General
2010/08
6-370
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
785-043
0~1
785-050
Applicable Range of Undefined Input Doc. Sizes
Original Application Range
0~1
785-065
Reposition Image onto Large Paper: in Center/Corner
785-070
Method of Returning Doc to DADF
785-080
Edge Erase Amount for a smallish paper
790-566
Successful-Scan-of-FAX-Doc Stamp: Default
Copy Edge Erase Margin
Default
Read/Write
0 : Not intended
1 : Intended
Read/Write
0: The document only

1: The doc and all non-stand. docs after
0~1
Read/Write
0: Pasted in corner
1: Pasted in center
1~2
2: N sheet(s)
Read/Write
1: All docs returned 2: N sheet(s) returned
0~10
Read/Write
0~10mm (unit: mm)
0~1
0: OFF
Read/Write
0: OFF
1: ON

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
790-001
Initial Display Screen Setup
Start Up Display Setting
0~2
0
[MN & P config.] 1
Read/Write
0: Function Settings Screen

1: Job Management Screen
2: Machine Info Screen
790-002
Initial Screen Displaying Function Set- Function Set Display Setting

tings
0~255
0
[MN & P config.] 1
Read/Write
0: No functions
1:Copy
2:FAX/Internet FAX
3:ScanToEMail
4:ScanToMailbox
5:ScanToServer
6:ScanToPC
7:Box
8:Print
9:JobFlowService
10:JobMemory
11:MultiService
12:Gemini
13:Docushare (external link on Webj
14:Digital photo print
15: Text print
16:CUI_Internet FAX
17:BMLinkS
790-003
Check Address at Fax (/Internet FAX)
confirm display - fax/Internet FAX

send
0~2
Read/Write
0 : Disabled
1: Checked only when faxing to multiple addresses
2 : Always checked
790-005
Prohibit Use of 10-key Board for

address input
Ad hoc Address Enable
0~1
Read/Write
0: Not prohibited
1: Prohibited
790-019
Timer for Auto Clear of Remaining

Jobs when connecting Accessory
Pause Print Job Cancel Timer(by

Connected Accesory)
1~59
15
Read/Write
1~59 sec.
790-148
Operation in Selecting JFS List
Action type of select list item in JFS. 0~1
Read/Write
0: Select the list.

1: Open Advanced/Setting screen.
790-176
Prohibit or Not Specifying Group

Address at 2nd Input for FAX
FAX Second Input Method
0~1
Read/Write
0: Prohibited
1: Permitted
790-177
Display Screen for 2nd Input in Speci- FAX Second Input Method
fying Group Address at 2nd Input for
FAX
0~1
Read/Write
0: Not displayed
1: Displayed
790-179
Display Authentication Status
Display Auth State
0~1
Read/Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
790-180
Default as to Direction of Head of

Original Image for copying
Default as Direction of Head of Orig- 0~1

inal Image for copying
Read/Write
0: Head of page is top. 1: Head of page is left.
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-371
General
General
2010/08
6-372
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
790-181
Duplex Default Setting
Default Duplex Setting
0~3
Read/Write
0: Duplex unavailable (Simplex->Simplex)

1: Simplex->Duplex
2: Duplex->Simplex
3: Duplex->Duplex
790-182
Default as to Copy Sort Mode
Default Sort Mode in Copy
0~8
0
[MN] 1
Read/Write
0: Auto
1: Sort
2: Stack
3: Stack with Divider inserted between sets
790-183
Default as to Copy Output Tray
Default Exit Tray in Copy
0~22
Read/Write
0: Center Tray, 1: Side Tray, 2: Finisher Tray, 3: Center Tray2, 4:

Top Tray, 5: HCS1 Top Tray, 6: HCS1 Stacker Tray, 7: HCS2 Top
Tray, 8: HCS2 Stacker Tray
*None of the options that are not installed can be selected.
It is decided to which of the installed trays prints should be output,
according to the priority below:
0: Center Tray (Center Tray1)
3: Center Tray2
5: HCS1 Top Tray
4: Top Tray
2: Finisher Tray
22: Output Tray (in case none of the trays from the above (1)
through (5) exist.)
790-221
Default as to Internet FAX Profile
Internet FAX Profile
0~2
Read/Write
0: TIFF-S
1: TIFF-F
2: TIFF-J
790-389
Prohibit Auto Setup of Auth. User Mail

Address From
0~1
Read/Write
0: Not prohibited
1: Prohibited
790-538
Menu Screen Favorite Services Setting 97
See Appendix1[Menu Read/Write

Screen Favorite Services Setting Default].
The same as Menu Screen Favorite Services Setting 1 (790-401)
790-539
See Appendix1[Menu Read/Write

Screen Favorite Services Setting Default].
790-557
Read/Write

See Appendix1[Menu Screen Favorite Services Setting Default].
790-558
Face Cover Tray Preset 3
790-630
Qty of Virtual Speed No. Digits
790-631
Move Data Registered in Address

Book
1~8
3: Tray 3
Read/Write
1: Tray 1, 2:Tray 2, 3:Tray 3, 4: Tray 4, 5: SMH, 6: Tray 6 (HCF), 7:

Tray 7 (HCF), 8: Tray 8 (Interposer)
Virtual Address Book
0~6
Read/Write
0: Actual address book

3: Virtual 3-digit address book
(*1 and 2 cannot be set.)
Address Book NVM Data Move To

New Hdd
0~1
Read/Write
0: Not forwarded
1: Forwarded

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
0~2
Read/Write
790-649
Style of Display of LDAP Search

Result
790-664
Ope. Mode at Address Book Import
AddressBook Import Mode
0~1
Read/Write
0: Addition Mode 1: Replacement Mode
790-671
Enable/Disable Auto Resume
Auto Resume Function
0~1
Read/Write
0 : AutoResume disabled
1 : AutoResume enabled
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-373
0: Address name
1: Family Name and First Name
2: Linked to Search Filter
General
General
2010/08
6-374
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
800-002
Index Paper Print - Operation
Index Print - select
0~3
Read/
Write
0: No specification
1: Disabled
2: Print only tab.
3: Print page + tab
800-003
Index Paper Print - Shift Qty
Index Print - shift
0~150
130
Read/
Write
1 ~ 150 (unit: 0.1 mm)
800-005
Make @PJL EOJ Valid/Invalid for RAW series I/F Job
PJL EOJ Filter for RAW I/F
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Finish Job by making @PJL EOJ Command valid.

1: Do not finish Job by ignoring @PJL EOJ Command.
800-018
Forced Overall Print
Force Extend Print
1~2
Read/
Write
1: Forced Overall Print disabled

2: Forced Overall Print enabled
800-020
Error Diffusion Pattern Default for [Lower] Density (black) Error Diffusion Initial[K-Light]
0~64
Read/
Write
Background Density Default when print density Lighter is selected:

The smaller the value is, the lighter the background is. (black)
800-021
Error Diffusion Pattern Default for [Lower] Density (cyan)
Error Diffusion Initial[C-Light]
0~64
Read/
Write
Background Density Default when print density "Lighter" is selected:

The smaller the value is, the lighter the background is. (cyan)
800-022
Error Diffusion Pattern Default for [Lower] Density

(magenta)
Error Diffusion Initial[M-Light]
0~64
Read/
Write
Background Density Default when print density "Lighter" is selected:

The smaller the value is, the lighter the background is. (magenta)
800-023
Error Diffusion Pattern Default for [Normal] Density (black) Error Diffusion Initial[K-Normal]
0~64
Read/
Write
Background Density Default when print density "Normal" is

selected: The smaller the value is, the lighter the background is.
(black)
800-024
Error Diffusion Pattern Default for [Normal] Density (cyan) Error Diffusion Initial[K-Normal]
0~64
Read/
Write

(cyan)
800-025
Error Diffusion Pattern Default for [Normal] Density

(magenta)
Error Diffusion Initial[K-Normal]
0~64
Read/
Write

(magenta)
800-026
Error Diffusion Pattern Default for [Higher] Density (black)
Error Diffusion Initial[K-Dark]
0~64
Read/
Write
Background Density Default when print density "Darker" is selected:

The smaller the value is, the lighter the background is. (black)
800-027
Error Diffusion Pattern Default for [Higher] Density (cyan)
Error Diffusion Initial[C-Dark]
0~64
Read/
Write

The smaller the value is, the lighter the background is. (cyan)
800-028
Error Diffusion Pattern Default for [Higher] Density

(magenta)
Error Diffusion Initial[M-Dark]
0~64
Read/
Write

The smaller the value is, the lighter the background is. (magenta)
800-029
Error Diffusion Pattern Value per Step for [Lower] Density

(black)
Error Diffusion Step[K-Light]
1~20
Read/
Write
Background Density Setting Range when print density Lighter is

selected: The smaller the value is, the smaller the change in density
is when setting contrast between hidden character and background.
(black)
800-030

(cyan)
Error Diffusion Step[C-Light]
1~20
Read/
Write
Background Density Setting Range when print density "Lighter" is

(cyan)
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-375
Read/
Write
Description
General
General
2010/08
6-376
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
Read/
Write
800-031

(magenta)
Error Diffusion Step[M-Light]
1~20
Read/
Write
Background Density Setting Range when print density "Lighter" is

(magenta)
800-032
Error Diffusion Pattern Value per Step for [Normal] Density Error Diffusion Step[K-Normal]
(black)
1~20
Read/
Write
Background Density Setting Range when print density "Normal" is

(black)
800-033
Error Diffusion Pattern Value per Step for [Normal] Density Error Diffusion Step[C-Normal]
(cyan)
1~20
Read/
Write

(cyan)
800-034
Error Diffusion Pattern Value per Step for [Normal] Density Error Diffusion Step[M-Normal]
(magenta)
1~20
Read/
Write

(magenta)
800-035
Error Diffusion Pattern Value per Step for [Higher] Density Error Diffusion Step[K-Dark]
(black)
1~20
Read/
Write
Background Density Setting Range when print density "Darker" is

(black)
800-036
Error Diffusion Pattern Value per Step for [Higher] Density Error Diffusion Step[C-Dark]
(cyan)
1~20
Read/
Write

(cyan)
800-037
Error Diffusion Pattern Value per Step for [Higher] Density Error Diffusion Step[M-Dark]
(magenta)
1~20
Read/
Write

(magenta)
800-039
Position Adj. for Printing PS Booklet
Signature Legacy Mode
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Some margin exists. (Process as normal.)

1: No margin (Emulate the failure (AR86313) of the existing models.)
800-040
Dither Pattern Threshold for [Lower] Density(black)
Dither value of sublimit[K-Light]
0~128
12
Read/
Write
Hidden-Character Density Default when print density "Lighter" is

selected: The smaller the value is, the lighter the character is.
(black)
800-041
Dither Pattern Threshold for [Lower] Density(cyan)
Dither value of sublimit[C-Light]
0~128
20
Read/
Write
Hidden-Character Default when print density "Lighter" is selected:

The smaller the value is, the lighter the character is. (cyan)
800-042
Dither Pattern Threshold for [Lower] Density(magenta)
Dither value of sublimit[M-Light]
0~128
15
Read/
Write
Hidden-Character Density Default when print density "Lighter" is

(magenta)
800-043
Dither Pattern Threshold for [Normal] Density(black)
Dither value of sublimit[K-Normal]
0~128
16
Read/
Write
[Hidden-Character Density Default when print density "Normal" is

(black)
800-044
Dither Pattern Threshold for [Normal] Density(cyan)
0~128
24
Read/
Write
Hidden-Character Density Default when print density "Normal" is

(cyan)
Description

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
800-045
Dither Pattern Threshold for [Normal] Density(magenta)
0~128
19
Read/
Write
Hidden-Character Density Default when print density "Normal" is

(magenta)
800-046
Dither Pattern Threshold for [Higher] Density(black)
Dither value of sublimit[K-Dark]
0~128
24
Read/
Write
Hidden-Character Density Default when print density "Darker" is

(black)
800-047
Dither Pattern Threshold for [Higher] Density(cyan)
Dither value of sublimit[C-Dark]
0~128
32
Read/
Write

(cyan)
800-048
Dither Pattern Threshold for [Higher] Density(magenta)
Dither value of sublimit[M-Dark]
0~128
27
Read/
Write

(magenta)
800-049
Enable Print ing the Stamp that Specifies Item Qty
Analog Water Mark Special Stamp 0~1

enable
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
: Enabled
800-051
Position of the Stamp that Specifies Item Qty

position
Read/
Write
0 : No specification
1 : Upper left
2 : Upper right
3 : Lower left
4 : Lower right
5 : Upper center
6 : Lower center
7 : Center left
8 : Center right
9 : Center
800-066
Forced Annotation Print
Forced Annotation Print
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
800-067
Print Position
Forced Annotation Position
3~4
Read/
Write
3: Lower left
4: Lower right
800-068
Forced Annotation Character Size
Forced Annotation Character size
4~10
Read/
Write
4~10 (points)
800-069
Forced Annotation Print Position at Lower Left Adj. (vertical)
Forced Annotation vertical position adjustment bottom left
0~100
12
Read/
Write
0~100 mm (in steps of 0.5mm)

*0: Lower left corner
800-070
Forced Annotation Print Position at Lower Left Adj. (horizontal)
Forced Annotation horizontal posi- 0~100

tion adjustment bottom left
12
Read/
Write

*0: Lower left corner
800-071
Forced Annotation Print Position at Lower Right Adj. (verti- Forced Annotation vertical posical)
tion adjustment bottom right
0~100
12
Read/
Write

*0: Lower right corner
800-072
Forced Annotation Print Position at Lower Right Adj. (hori- Forced Annotation horizontal posi- 0~100
zontal)
tion adjustment bottom right
12
Read/
Write

*0: Lower right corner
800-073
Character Effect

Character effect
Read/
Write
3: Stamp
4: Hollow
800-074
Qty according to Paper Size

Applied size setting
Read/
Write
0: Applied to all sizes

1: Depends on the size
Version 1.2
2010/08
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Read/
Write
Description
General
General
2010/08
6-378
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
Read/
Write
Description
800-075
Store Non-standard-sized LEF in Box
Box Store Proc
0~1
Read/
Write
0: OFF (Saving SEF fixed)

1: ON (Saving LEF preferred)
800-076
Requested Time Out
30~300
180 (sec.)
Read/
Write
30~300 (sec.)
800-077
Request Interval
15~60
15 (sec.)
Read/
Write
15~60 (sec.)
800-078
Print Order
0~1
0: Ascending order
Read/
Write
0: Ascending order
1: Descending order
800-081
Forced WM Print Policy
WaterMark Priority Policy
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Forced WM preferred
1: TrustMark preferred
800-082
UUID Setting by service
UUID service selection
0~256
Read/
Write
0 : No specification (Valid for all services.)

0x01 : Copy
0x02 : Print
0x04 : BOX
0x08 : Media
0x10 : FAX
0x20 : Report
(UUID is valid for service for which Bit is ON.)
800-083
UUID Type
Type of UUID print
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Normal UUID
1: Forced Annotation
800-084
Forced Annotation Print Type
Type of Force Annotation Print
0~3
Read/
Write
0: Character string for FX-K

1: Type 1
2: Type 2
3: Type 3
800-135
Setting of Compatible Mode with Past Model
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Use new CRD common to monochrome models from DMP20082 on.

1: Use CRD used for monochrome models before DMP2008-1.
800-136
Mode for improving performance of particular data that

often uses findfont
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Improve-Performance Mode disabled

1: Improve-Performance Mode enabled

Table 1 NVM 803 ~809 Controller
ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
803-505
Emulation Target
HPGL Job mem Current
0~1
Read/Write
0 : HP750c, 1 : FX4036
803-506
Emulation Target
HPGL Job mem 1
0~1
Read/Write
0 : HP750c, 1 : FX4036
803-507
Emulation Target
HPGL Job mem 2
0~1
Read/Write
0 : HP750c, 1 : FX4036
803-508
Emulation Target
HPGL Job mem 3
0~1
Read/Write
0 : HP750c, 1 : FX4036
803-509
Emulation Target
HPGL Job mem 4
0~1
Read/Write
0 : HP750c, 1 : FX4036
803-510
Emulation Target
HPGL Job mem 5
0~1
Read/Write
0 : HP750c, 1 : FX4036
803-511
Emulation Target
HPGL Job mem 6
0~1
Read/Write
0 : HP750c, 1 : FX4036
803-512
Emulation Target
HPGL Job mem 7
0~1
Read/Write
0 : HP750c, 1 : FX4036
803-513
Emulation Target
HPGL Job mem 8
0~1
Read/Write
0 : HP750c, 1 : FX4036
803-514
Emulation Target
HPGL Job mem 9
0~1
Read/Write
0 : HP750c, 1 : FX4036
803-515
Emulation Target
HPGL Job mem 10
0~1
Read/Write
0 : HP750c, 1 : FX4036
803-516
Emulation Target
HPGL Job mem 11
0~1
Read/Write
0 : HP750c, 1 : FX4036
803-517
Emulation Target
HPGL Job mem 12
0~1
Read/Write
0 : HP750c, 1 : FX4036
803-518
Emulation Target
HPGL Job mem 13
0~1
Read/Write
0 : HP750c, 1 : FX4036
803-519
Emulation Target
HPGL Job mem 14
0~1
Read/Write
0 : HP750c, 1 : FX4036
803-520
Emulation Target
HPGL Job mem 15
0~1
Read/Write
0 : HP750c, 1 : FX4036
803-521
Emulation Target
HPGL Job mem 16
0~1
Read/Write
0 : HP750c, 1 : FX4036
803-522
Emulation Target
HPGL Job mem 17
0~1
Read/Write
0 : HP750c, 1 : FX4036
803-523
Emulation Target
HPGL Job mem 18
0~1
Read/Write
0 : HP750c, 1 : FX4036
803-524
Emulation Target
HPGL Job mem 19
0~1
Read/Write
0 : HP750c, 1 : FX4036
803-525
Emulation Target
HPGL Job mem 20
0~1
Read/Write
0 : HP750c, 1 : FX4036
809-257
Cut-sheet Feeder Availability
PC Prjob Mem Current
0~1
Read/Write
0: Unavailable 1: Available
809-258
PC Prjob Mem 1
0~1
Read/Write
809-259
PC Prjob Mem 1
0~1
Read/Write
809-260
PC Prjob Mem 1
0~1
Read/Write
809-261
PC Prjob Mem 1
0~1
Read/Write
809-262
PC Prjob Mem 1
0~1
Read/Write
Version 1.2
Setting Range
Default
2010/08
6-379
Read/Write
Description
General
General
2010/08
6-380
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
810-002
Y component
Fixed Preset Color 1 (Red)-Y Element
0~128
102
Read/Write 0~128 : 0~100% (1/128% per step)
810-003
M component
FixedPreset Color 1 (Red)-M Element
0~128
128
810-004
C component
Fixed Preset Color 1 (Red)-C Element
0~128
810-005
Y component
Fixed Preset Color 2 (Green)-Y Element
0~128
118
810-006
M component
Fixed Preset Color 2 (Green)-M Element
0~128
810-007
C component
Fixed Preset Color 2 (Green)-C Element
0~128
128
810-008
Y component
Fixed Preset Color 3 (Blue)-Y Element
0~128
810-009
M component
Fixed Preset Color 3 (Blue)-M Element
0~128
102
810-010
C component
Fixed Preset Color 3 (Blue)-C Element
0~128
128
810-011
Y component
Fixed Preset Color 4 (Yellow)-Y Element
0~128
128
810-012
M component
Fixed Preset Color 4 (Yellow)-M Element
0~128
810-013
C component
Fixed Preset Color 4 (Yellow)-C Element
0~128
810-014
Y component
Fixed Preset Color 5 (Magenta)-Y Element
0~128
810-015
M component
Fixed Preset Color 5 (Magenta)-M Element
0~128
128
810-016
C component
Fixed Preset Color 5 (Magenta)-C Element
0~128
810-017
Y component
Fixed Preset Color 6 (Cyan)-Y Element
0~128
810-018
M component
Fixed Preset Color 6 (Cyan)-M Element
0~128
810-019
C component
Fixed Preset Color 6 (Cyan)-C Element
0~128
128
810-038
Background Suppression
Ground Color Remove Enable in Vivid Color Copy
0~1
Read/Write 0: Disabled
1: Enabled
810-039
Density Adjustment
Density Adjustment in Vivid Color Copy
0~6
Read/Write 0: Lighter 3
1: Lighter 2
2: Lighter 1
3: Normal
4: Darker 1
5: Darker 2
6: Darker 3
810-040
Color Balance (Y : low density)
Color Balance Y-Low Density in Vivid Color Copy
0~6
Read/Write 0 : Weaker 3
1 : Weaker 2
2 : Weaker 1
3 : Normal
4 : Stronger 1
5 : Stronger 2
6 : Stronger 3
810-041
Color Balance (Y : med. density)
Color Balance Y-Mid Density in Vivid Color Copy
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-042
Color Balance (Y : high density)
Color Balance Y-Hi Density in Vivid Color Copy
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-043
Color Balance (M : low density)
Color Balance M-Low Density in Vivid Color Copy
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-044
Color Balance (M : med. density)
Color Balance M-Mid Density in Vivid Color Copy
0~6
Read/Write ditto
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-381
General
General
2010/08
6-382
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
810-045
Color Balance (M : high density)
Color Balance M-Hi Density in Vivid Color Copy
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-046
Color Balance (C : low density)
Color Balance C-Low Density in Vivid Color Copy
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-047
Color Balance (C : med. density)
Color Balance C-Mid Density in Vivid Color Copy
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-048
Color Balance (C : high density)
Color Balance C-Hi Density in Vivid Color Copy
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-049
Color Balance (K : low density)
Color Balance K-Low Density in Vivid Color Copy
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-050
Color Balance (K : med. density)
Color Balance K-Mid Density in Vivid Color Copy
0~6
Read/Write ditto
Setting Range
Default
810-051
Color Balance (K : high density)
Color Balance K-Hi Density in Vivid Color Copy
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-052
Hue
Tone in Vivid Color Copy
0~4
Read/Write 0 : -20 deg.

1 : -10 deg.
2 : 0 deg.
3 : +10 deg.
4 : +20 deg.
810-053
Saturation
Saturation in Vivid Color Copy
0~4
Read/Write 0 : Higher
1 : A little higher
2 : Normal
3 : A little lower
4 : Lower
810-054
Sharpness
Sharpness in Vivid Color Copy
0~4
Read/Write 0 : Stronger
1 : A little stronger
2 : Normal
3 : A little weaker
4 : Weaker
810-055
Contrast
Contrast in Vivid Color Copy
0~4
Read/Write ditto
810-056
Ground Color Remove Enable in MERIHARI Copy
0~1
Read/Write 1 : Enabled
0 : Disabled
810-057
Density Adjustment
Density Adjustment in MERIHARI Copy
0~6
1: Lighter 2
2: Lighter 1
3: Normal
4: Darker 1
5: Darker 2
6: Darker 3
810-058
Color Balance Y-Low Density in MERIHARI Copy
0~6
1 : Weaker 2
2 : Weaker 1
3 : Normal
4 : Stronger 1
5 : Stronger 2
6 : Stronger 3
810-059
Color Balance Y-Mid Density in MERIHARI Copy
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-060
Color Balance Y-Hi Density in MERIHARI Copy
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-061
Color Balance M-Low Density in MERIHARI Copy
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-062
Color Balance M-Mid Density in MERIHARI Copy
0~6
Read/Write ditto

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
810-063
Color Balance M-Hi Density in MERIHARI Copy
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-064
Color Balance C-Low Density in MERIHARI Copy
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-065
Color Balance C-Mid Density in MERIHARI Copy
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-066
Color Balance C-Hi Density in MERIHARI Copy
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-067
Color Balance K-Low Density in MERIHARI Copy
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-068
Color Balance K-Mid Density in MERIHARI Copy
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-069
Color Balance K-Hi Density in MERIHARI Copy
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-070
Hue
Tone in MERIHARI Copy
0~4

1 : -10 deg.
2 : 0 deg.
3 : +10 deg.
4 : +20 deg.
810-071
Saturation
Saturation in MERIHARI Copy
0~4
1 : A little higher
2 : Normal
3 : A little lower
4 : Lower
810-072
Sharpness
Sharpness in MERIHARI Copy
0~4
2 : Normal
3 : A little weaker
4 : Weaker
810-073
Contrast
Contrast in MERIHARI Copy
0~4
Read/Write ditto
810-074
Ground Color Remove in Ruddiness
0~1
0 : Disabled
810-075
Density Adjustment
Density Adjustment in Ruddiness
0~6
1: Lighter 2
2: Lighter 1
3: Normal
4: Darker 1
5: Darker 2
6: Darker 3
810-076
Color Balance Y-Low Density in Ruddiness
0~6
1 : Weaker 2
2 : Weaker 1
3 : Normal
4 : Stronger 1
5 : Stronger 2
6 : Stronger 3
810-077
Color Balance Y-Mid Density in Ruddiness
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-078
Color Balance Y-Hi Density in Ruddiness
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-079
Color Balance M-Low Density in Ruddiness
0~6
Read/Write ditto
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-383
General
General
2010/08
6-384
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
810-080
Color Balance M-Mid Density in Ruddiness
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-081
Color Balance M-Hi Density in Ruddiness
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-082
Color Balance C-Low Density in Ruddiness
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-083
Color Balance C-Mid Density in Ruddiness
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-084
Color Balance C-Hi Density in Ruddiness
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-085
Color Balance K-Low Density in Ruddiness
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-086
Color Balance K-Mid Density in Ruddiness
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-087
Color Balance K-Hi Density in Ruddiness
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-088
Hue
Tone in Ruddiness
0~4

1 : -10 deg.
2 : 0 deg.
3 : +10 deg.
4 : +20 deg.
810-089
Saturation
Saturation in Ruddiness
0~4
1 : A little higher
2 : Normal
3 : A little lower
4 : Lower
810-090
Sharpness
Sharpness in Ruddiness
0~4
2 : Normal
3 : A little weaker
4 : Weaker
810-091
Contrast
Contrast in Ruddiness
0~4
Read/Write ditto
810-092
Ground Color Remove in Blue
0~1
0 : Disabled
810-093
Density Adjustment
Density Adjustment in Blue
0~6
1: Lighter 2
2: Lighter 1
3: Normal
4: Darker 1
5: Darker 2
6: Darker 3
810-094
Color Balance Y-Low Density in Blue
0~6
1 : Weaker 2
2 : Weaker 1
3 : Normal
4 : Stronger 1
5 : Stronger 2
6 : Stronger 3
810-095
Color Balance Y-Mid Density in Blue
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-096
Color Balance Y-Hi Density in Blue
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-097
Color Balance M-Low Density in Blue
0~6
Read/Write ditto

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
810-098
Color Balance M-Mid Density in Blue
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-099
Color Balance M-Hi Density in Blue
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-100
Color Balance C-Low Density in Blue
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-101
Color Balance C-Mid Density in Blue
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-102
Color Balance C-Hi Density in Blue
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-103
Color Balance K-Low Density in Blue
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-104
Color Balance K-Mid Density in Blue
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-105
Color Balance K-Hi Density in Blue
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-106
Hue
Tone in Blue
0~4

1 : -10 deg.
2 : 0 deg.
3 : +10 deg.
4 : +20 deg.
810-107
Saturation
Saturation in Blue
0~4
1 : A little higher
2 : Normal
3 : A little lower
4 : Lower
810-108
Sharpness
Sharpness in Blue
0~4
2 : Normal
3 : A little weaker
4 : Weaker
810-109
Contrast
Contrast in Blue
0~4
Read/Write ditto
810-110
Ground Color Remove in Back Reflect Guard
0~1
1 :
0 : Disabled
810-111
Density Adjustment
Density Adjustment in Back Reflect Guard
0~6
1: Lighter 2
2: Lighter 1
3: Normal
4: Darker 1
5: Darker 2
6: Darker 3
810-112
Color Balance Y-Low Density in Back Ref. Guard
0~6
1 : Weaker 2
2 : Weaker 1
3 : Normal
4 : Stronger 1
5 : Stronger 2
6 : Stronger 3
810-113
Color Balance Y-Mid Density in Back Ref. Guard
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-114
Color Balance Y-Hi Density in Back Ref. Guard
0~6
Read/Write ditto
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-385
General
General
2010/08
6-386
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
810-115
Color Balance M-Low Density in Back Ref. Guard
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-116
Color Balance M-Mid Density in Back Ref. Guard
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-117
Color Balance M-Hi Density in Back Ref. Guard
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-118
Color Balance C-Low Density in Back Ref. Guard
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-119
Color Balance C-Mid Density in Back Ref. Guard
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-120
Color Balance C-Hi Density in Back Ref. Guard
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-121
Color Balance K-Low Density in Back Ref. Guard
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-122
Color Balance K-Mid Density in Back Ref. Guard
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-123
Color Balance K-Hi Density in Back Ref. Guard
0~6
Read/Write ditto
810-124
Hue
Tone in Back Reflect Guard
0~4

1 : -10 deg.
2 : 0 deg.
3 : +10 deg.
4 : +20 deg.
810-125
Saturation
Saturation in Back Reflect Guard
0~4
1 : A little higher
2 : Normal
3 : A little lower
4 : Lower
810-126
Sharpness
Sharpness in Back Reflect Guard
0~4
2 : Normal
3 : A little weaker
4 : Weaker
810-127
Contrast
Contrast in Back Reflect Guard
0~4
Read/Write ditto
810-253
Tone Value for HWM Code Pattern K color
HWM CodePattern Value K
1~144
22
Read/Write 1~144 1 tone/step

(A larger value makes the code pattern thicker, while a
smaller value makes the code pattern thinner.)
810-254
Tone Difference between Woven HWM BgPatternGap K

Pattern and HWM Code Pattern K
color
0~288
138

(A larger value makes the difference between woven pattern and code pattern bigger, resulting in a clearer print of
code pattern. A smaller value makes the difference less
obvious.)
810-255
Tone Value of Contrast No. 1 at

HWM Latent-Character-Image
Area K color
HWM Contrast Value K
1~144
Read/Write 1~144 1 step/step

Density of Contrast No. 1 latent character image. The
larger the value is, the darker the character is, and vice
versa.
810-256
Tone Difference between Contrast HWM Contrast Gap K

Nos. at HWM Latent- CharacterImage Area K color
1~144

Density difference between Contrast Nos at latent character image. A larger value makes density difference
between Contrast Nos bigger, and vice versa.

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
810-257
Tone Difference between Woven

& Code Patterns at HWM Latent
Character Image K color
HWM Caractor Value Gap K
0~288
142

A larger value makes the difference between woven pattern and code pattern bigger, resulting in a clearer print of
obvious.
810-258
Tone Value for HWM Code Pattern M color
HWM CodePattern Value M
1~144
23

(A larger value makes the code pattern thicker, while a
smaller value makes the code pattern thinner.)
810-259

Pattern and HWM Code Pattern
M color
HWM BgPatternGap M
0~288
138

obvious.
810-260
Tone Value of Contrast No. 1 at

HWM Latent-Character-Image
Area M color
HWM Contrast Value M
1~144
11

Density of Contrast No. 1 latent character image. The
larger the value is, the darker the character is, and vice
versa.
810-261
Tone Difference between Contrast HWM Contrast Gap M

Nos. at HWM Latent-CharacterImage Area M color
1~144

Density difference between Contrast Nos at latent character image. A larger value makes density difference
between Contrast Nos bigger, and vice versa.
810-262

& Code Patterns at HWM Latent
Character Image M color
0~288
138

obvious.
HWM Caractor Value Gap M
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-387
General
General
2010/08
6-388
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
Read/
Write
Description
0~1
1: Entry of Same
Address prohibited
Read/
Write
0 : Entry of Same Address permitted

1 : Entry of Same Address prohibited
820-003
Handling Same Address at Entry of Speed

Dial
820-004
Enable ATS of Large Size for [FAX] Fax

Print
Selection whether to switch to

larger size input tray when printing paper is empty
0~1
Read/
Write
0 : Large-Size ATS disabled

1 : Large-Size ATS enabled
820-005
Exclusive Output Tray for [FAX] FAXrelated Print
Select PrivateOutTray for Fax
0~1
Read/
Write
0 : Exclusive Output Tray disabled

1 : Exclusive Output Tray enabled
820-006
Output Tray for [FAX] Mailbox Print

(including print according to instructions)
Discharge tray of a confidential

box print
0~42
[C-Fin not installed] 0

[C-Fin installed] 4
[HCS1 installed] 5
Read/
Write
0 : Center Tray
1 : Side Tray
2 : Finisher Tray
3 : Center Tray2
4 : Top Tray
5 : HCS1 Top Tray
6 : HCS1 Stacker Tray
33~42 : MailBox1~10
(None of the options that are not installed can be selected.)
820-010
Output Tray for Print of FAX received on

[FAX] Line 0 (extension)
tray selection for ch0
0~42

[C-Fin installed] 4
[HCS1 installed] 5
Read/
Write
ditto
820-011

[FAX] Line 1
0~42

[C-Fin installed] 4
[HCS1 installed] 5
Read/
Write
ditto
820-012

[FAX] Line 2
0~42

[C-Fin installed] 4
[HCS1 installed] 5
Read/
Write
ditto
820-013

[FAX] Line 3
0~42

[C-Fin installed] 4
[HCS1 installed] 5
Read/
Write
ditto
820-014

[FAX] Line 4
0~42

[C-Fin installed] 4
[HCS1 installed] 5
Read/
Write
ditto
820-015

[FAX] Line 5
0~42

[C-Fin installed] 4
[HCS1 installed] 5
Read/
Write
ditto
820-016
Enable/Disable Duplex at [FAX] Print

(Received-Fax Print/Report Print/Check
Print)
double-sided print setting for a

print.
0~2
Read/
Write
0: Simplex
1: Duplex
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-389
General
General
2010/08
6-390
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
820-019
Forced Polling Selection
forced polling select
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Forced polling
(When a printer failure makes printing impossible, received doc
and other docs that have become delayed will forcedly be taken
out by polling from external FAX. ->See Host(FAXCont).)
820-021
Print Power OFF during Commu. Error

(33-564) in Activity Report
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Not printed
1: Printed
820-024
Prohibit Specifying Broadcast/Multi-Poll
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Permitted 1: Prohibited
820-025
90 deg. Rotation & Accumulation at [FAX] 90-degree rotation setting of fax

FAX Scan
scan
0~1
Read/
Write
0: 90 deg. Rotation & Accumulation disabled

1: 90 deg. Rotation & Accumulation enabled
820-026
[FAX] Scan Illegal Operation
FAX Scaning Illegal Operation
0~1
Read/
Write
What to do if no instructions from operator are given for a spec

time when an error occurs in storing docs.
0: Destroy stored docs.
1: Make stored docs valid.
820-027
Resolution at Scan in 'G3 Auto' or 'Interna- Scan Resolution for 'G3 auto'/
tional Commu.'
'Forced 4800bps'
0~2
Read/
Write
0: Select mm resolution.
1: Select inch resolution.
2: Inch for fine resolution; mm for the others
820-028
Specification as to [FAX] Letter/Legal

Scan
Select of Scan reduct for Letter/

Legal to A4
0~1
Read/
Write
Specify whether to reduce Letter/Legal to A4 for scanning.

0: 100% 1: Reduced to A4
820-030
[FAX] FAX Card Status
Status of FAX Card
-1~-1
Read
0: In preparation (Checking whether MC can go into Ready mode)

1: Ready
255: Not ready
820-031
[FAX] FAX CH0 Status
Status of FAX CH0
0~255
Read
0: In preparation (Checking whether MC can go into Ready mode)

2: G3 PSTN ready
3: G3 ISDN ready
4: G4 ISDN ready
5: G3 Extension ready
255: Not ready
820-032
Status of FAX CH1
0~255
Read
ditto
820-033
Status of FAX CH2
0~255
Read
ditto
820-034
Status of FAX CH3
0~255
Read
ditto
820-035
Status of FAX CH4
0~255
Read
ditto
820-036
Status of FAX CH5
0~255
Read
ditto
820-037
[FAX] Max Qty of Sheets to Store
The maximum number of storing

pages
1~999
999 sheets
Read/
Write
1~999 sheets
Broadcast / Multi-Poll Enable
Read/
Write
Description

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
820-038
Output Tray for Auto Output FAX Report
Select of FAX Auto Report Tray
0~42

[C-Fin installed] 4
[HCS1 installed] 5
Read/
Write
0 : Center Tray
1 : Side Tray
2 : Finisher Tray
3 : Center Tray2
4 : Top Tray
5 : HCS1 Top Tray
6 : HCS1 Stacker Tray
33~42 : MailBox1~10
(None of the options that are not installed can be selected.)
820-039
Output Tray for User-specified FAX Report Select of FAX Auto Report Tray
0~42

[C-Fin installed] 4
[HCS1 installed] 5
Read/
Write
ditto
820-040
Priority-0 (top) as to delivery of attributes

of doc in [FAX] mailbox
FAX Info Attribute Priority[0] in

Mail Box
0~4
Read/
Write
0 : F Code
1 : Sender No.
2 : Remote ID
3 : Remote Name
4 : Dial-in No.
820-041
Priority-1 as to delivery of attributes of doc FAX Info Attribute Priority[1] in

in [FAX] mailbox
Mail Box
0~4
1
[IBG/MN] 2
Read/
Write
ditto
820-042

in [FAX] mailbox
Mail Box
0~4
2
[IBG/MN] 3
Read/
Write
ditto
820-043

in [FAX] mailbox
Mail Box
0~4
3
[IBG/MN] 1
Read/
Write
ditto
820-044
Priority-4 (bottom) as to delivery of

attributes of doc in [FAX] mailbox
FAX Info Attribute Priority[4] in

Mail Box
0~4
Read/
Write
ditto
820-045
Frame Erase Qty in [FAX] FAX: Top/Bottom Edge Erase Qty
Fax Scan Org Erase Top and Bot- 0~20

tom
Read/
Write
0~20 (unit: mm)
820-046
Frame Erase Qty in [FAX] FAX: Right /Left Fax Scan Org Erase Right and
Edge Erase Qty
Left
0~20
Read/
Write
0~20 (unit: mm)
820-047
Display of Manual Send Setting Menu
Fax Manual Send Display
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Not displayed
1: Displayed
820-048
Sender Log at [FAX] Internet FAX Off

Ramp
Send Header Log for Internet

FAX Off Ramp
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Not attached
1: Attached
(Sender log at Internet FAX to FAX)
820-052
Memory Threshold for Going to Immediate Fax Immediate memory ThreshSend

old TX
0~99
[HDD not installed] 20

[HDD installed] 0
Read/
Write
0~99%; Step 1%
820-053
Memory Threshold for Immediate Send

Scan
0~100

[HDD installed] 0
Read/
Write
0~100%; Step 1%
820-054
Memory Threshold for Going to Immediate Fax Immediate memory ThreshReceive

old RX
0~99

[HDD installed] 0
Read/
Write
0~99%; Step 1%
820-056
Paper Tray Map 1 for Received-FAX Print Fax receiving input tray map for
tray 1
0~500
Read/
Write
Mailbox No. for Tray1
Fax Immediate memory Threshold Scan
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Write
Description
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
Read/
Write
Description
820-057
tray 2
0~500
Read/
Write
820-058
tray 3
0~500
Read/
Write
820-059
tray 4
0~500
Read/
Write
820-120
Upper Limit of Image Data Qty to Receive Fax RX Pix Data Threshold
per Commu.
0~255
Read/
Write
0~255 (0.1Mbyte)
(0: No limit)
820-123
Blank Document Detection
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
820-125
Disable DIS Send Bit
FAX Disable Tx Capab Bit
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Not disabled
1: Disabled
820-126
Blank-Doc Judgment Ref. Value
FAX AutoBlankPage DetectionThreshold
34729~52094
34729
Read/
Write
34729~52094
820-127
Correc. Coef. for Blank Paper Data Estimate
FAX AutoBlankPage Estimate

Correction
1000~1500
1000
Read/
Write
1000~1500
820-128
Correc. Coef. for Blank Paper Judgment

Threshold
FAX AutoBlankPage Correction

Threshold
0~500
250
Read/
Write
0~500
820-129
Select Resending Not-Sent Doc
FAX Resend Doc Enable
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Not resend
1: Resend
820-130
Select Deleting Not-Sent Doc
FAX Resend Doc Delete Mode
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Not auto-delete
1: Auto-delete after elapse of 24 hours
820-131
Select Resending Not-Sent Doc at Job

Cancellation
FAX Resend Doc Stop Enable
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Not resend
1: Resend
820-132
Availability of Official Seal Capacity (XIPS) FAX Protocol XIPS enable
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
1: Available
820-159
Refuse to Receive from Unknown Address
0~1
0: Not refuse to receive Read/

Write
0: Not refuse to receive

1: Refuse to receive
820-160
Refuse-to-Receive Table 1
(Null)
Read/
Write
G3ID of remote terminal whose call should be refused (numbers,

alphabets and symbols except IA5 control characters)
820-161
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-162
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-163
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-164
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-165
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-166
(Null)
Read/
Write


ChainLink
NVM Name
Read/
Write
Description
820-167
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-168
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-169
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-170
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-171
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-172
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-173
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-174
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-175
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-176
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-177
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-178
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-179
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-180
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-181
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-182
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-183
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-184
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-185
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-186
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-187
(Null)
Read/
Write

PSW Display
Version 1.2
Setting Range
Default
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ChainLink
NVM Name
Read/
Write
Description
820-188
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-189
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-190
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-191
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-192
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-193
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-194
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-195
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-196
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-197
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-198
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-199
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-200
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-201
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-202
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-203
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-204
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-205
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-206
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-207
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-208
(Null)
Read/
Write

PSW Display
Setting Range
Default

ChainLink
NVM Name
Read/
Write
Description
820-209
(Null)
Read/
Write

820-210
1300Hz Detection
0~1
0: Disabled
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
820-211
[FAXmini] Call-out Restriction for Ch1
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Call-out permitted (Call-out and call-in)

1: Call-out not permitted (Call-in only)
820-212
0~1
Read/
Write

820-213
0~1
Read/
Write

820-214
Call-out Restriction for Ch4
0~1
0:Call-out permitted
Read/
Write

820-215
[FAXmini]T.38 Preferred Transport Type
0~1
0:TCP
Read/
Write
0: TCP
1: UDP
820-216
UDP Standby Port No. when

[FAXmini]T.38 UDPTL in use
1~65535
49152
Read/
Write
1 to 65535
820-217
StandbyPort No. when [FAXmini]T.38 TCP

in use
1~65535
49152
Read/
Write
1 to 65535
820-218
Standby Port No. when [FAXmini]T.38

RTP in use
1~65535
5004
Read/
Write
1 to 65535
820-219
Send LOCAL I.D (local I.D) at SipFax
0~1
1: Send
Read/
Write
0: Not send
1: Send
820-220
IP Fax (SIP) Main-Unit Address Character

String registered with SIP Server
NULL
Read/
Write
ASCII character string consisting of max 128 characters (+termination character), in the form of "user@domain"
820-221
Availability of Fax Board
0~1
[DC] 1
[MF] 0
Read/
Write
0: FaxCard available
1: FaxCard unavailable
820-222
Forced Prohibition of Fax Rotation
0~1
Read/
Write
0: ON (Rotation forcedly prohibited)

1: OFF (Existing rotation judgment followed)
PSW Display
Version 1.2
Setting Range
Default
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
823-001
Receive Mode Setting
Receive Mode Setting
0~1
Read/Write 0: Auto Receive (Response to auto call-in)

1: Manual Receive (No response to auto call-in)
823-002
DM (Direct Mail) Prevention
Direct Mail Guard
0~1
Read/Write Accepts call-in only from remote terminals in Speed

Dial Directory.
0: Not prevented
1: Prevented
823-003
Handling Same Address at Speed-Dial Entry
1: Same-Address Entry
prohibited
Read/Write 0: Same-Address Entry permitted

1: Same-Address Entry prohibited
823-004
Specify Smoothing
823-006
Receive Header in [FAX] G4 Receive (CIL)
823-007
0~1
Read/Write 0: Smoothing disabled (simple enlargement)

1: Smoothing enabled
1: Smoothing enabled
[DS3000AS] 0: Smoothing disabled (simple
enlargement)
G4 Receive Header
0~1
Read/Write 0: Not attached

1: Attached
Sender Log at [FAX] Polled (except Forced

Polling)
Send Header Log
0~1
Read/Write 0: Not attached

1: Attached
823-011
Packet Size (Send)
G4 Protocol Packet Size
128~2048
(0x07~0x0b)
2048
Read/Write Max user-data field length of data packet in G4

commu./network layer. For Ch0
Size of packet to be sent
0x07 : 128
0x08 : 256
0x09 : 512
0x0a : 1024
0x0b : 2048
823-012
Enable/Disable Sorting into Mailboxes by Use Mail Box Enable by FAX Service
of [FAX] Services
0~1
1: Enabled
823-013
Enable/Disable Sorting into Mailboxes by

[FAX] Receiving Line
0~1
1: Enabled
823-014
Priority as to [FAX] Tel No. in Sorting into Mail- Mail Box Priority by Telephone Number 0~1
boxes
Read/Write 0: Dial-in No. preferred

1: Outgoing Tel No. preferred
823-015
[FAX] Line Monitor Setting
setting of line monitor
0~1
Read/Write Tel Line dial-out tone and remote terminal response

tone can be monitored through speaker during a
period from start of auto dial to remote-terminal
response.
0: Line Monitor OFF
1: Line Monitor ON
823-016
[FAX] Redial Qty
Redial Times
0~9
Read/Write Qty of auto redialings to be tried when there is no

response from remote terminal because it is busy,
etc. after auto dial.
0~9 times (0: No redial) (in steps of 1 time)
823-017
[FAX] Redial Interval
Redial Interval
0~15
Read/Write 0 min. (0)~15 min. (0x0F) (in steps of 1 min.)
Mail Box Enable by Receiving Line
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
823-018
[FAX] Communication Interval
FAX Communication Interval
3~255
Read/Write Time from when the line opens to when it closes

due to next auto-call
3 sec. (3)~255 sec. (0xFF) (insteps of 1 sec.)
823-019
[FAX] Composite of Received Print Pages

(2up)
FAX Printing 2UP Enable
0~1
Read/Write 0: Pages not composed

1: Pages composed
823-020
[FAX] Page Margin Threshold
FAX Printing Page Segmentation

Threshold
0x00~0x7F
0x10
Read/Write 0~127(0x7F) (mm)
823-021
[FAX] Auto Reduce Mode
FAX Printing Auto Reduce Mode Enable 0~1
Read/Write 0 : Print at 100%

Receive by auto reduce: when received data is over
than the length of recording paper by below threshold, the data is reduced to a zoom ratio, to be
recorded on one sheet.
1: Auto reduce
823-022
[FAX] Send All
FAX Batch Send Enable
0~1
Read/Write When at end of sending final page, there is data to

be sent to the same address at a delayed time, it
can be sent without closing the line.
0: Disabled
1: Enable
823-023
Send [FAX] LOCAL I.D (local I.D)
FAX Local ID Send Enable
0~1
Read/Write 0: Not send

1: Send
823-024
Send [FAX] ISDN Send No. for Ch0
ISDN Tel No. Send Enable for Ch0
0~1

1: Send
823-025
0~1

1: Send
823-026
0~1

1: Send
823-027
0~1

1: Send
823-028
0~1

1: Send
823-029
0~1

1: Send
823-030
[FAX] Dial Type for Ch0
Dial Type for Ch0
0~2
Read/Write 0 : PB ( DTMF )
1 : DP ( 10 PPS)
2 : DP ( 20 PPS )
823-031
Dial Type for Ch1
0~2
1 : DP ( 10 PPS)
2 : DP ( 20 PPS )
823-032
Dial Type for Ch2
0~2
1 : DP ( 10 PPS)
2 : DP ( 20 PPS )
823-033
Dial Type for Ch3
0~2
1 : DP ( 10 PPS)
2 : DP ( 20 PPS )

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
823-034
Dial Type for Ch4
0~2
1 : DP ( 10 PPS)
2 : DP ( 20 PPS )
823-035
Dial Type for Ch5
0~2
1 : DP ( 10 PPS)
2 : DP ( 20 PPS )
823-036
[FAX] Line Type for Ch0
Line Type for Ch0
0~1
Read/Write 0 : PSTN (Public Switched Tel Network)

1 : PBX (Private Branch Exchange)
823-037
Line Type for Ch1
0~1

823-038
Line Type for Ch2
0~1

823-039
Line Type for Ch3
0~1

823-040
Line Type for Ch4
0~1

823-041
Line Type for Ch5
0~1

823-042
Set Service under Contract for Ch0
FAX Service Setting for Ch0
Read/Write 0: Normal line

Assign service to bit. Service under contract is
expressed in the logical sum.
MSB LSB
xxxx xxx1: Send No. Identifying Service line
xxxx xx1x: Modem Dial-in Service line
823-043

MSB LSB
823-044

MSB LSB
823-045

MSB LSB
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
823-046
823-047
Setting Range
Default

MSB LSB

expressed in thr logical sum.
MSB LSB
823-049
G3 ISDN Transmission Capacity
ISDN Communicative Competence Set- 0~1

ting
Read/Write 0: 3.1K audio

1: Speech
823-050
Call Qty at FAX only(Ring Detect)
Ring Detect Frequency
0~9(APC3300G) 0
1~15(APC3305G)
Read/Write 0~9 (times)

[PCC]1~9 times
[Mini]1~15 sec.
823-051
Select Receiving-Paper Declaration Mode
Declaration of Received Paper Size
0~1
Read/Write The receiving terminal declares its capacity of

receiving (size it can receive) from the sending terminal. This enables the receiver or user to limit or
specify the size of doc to be sent from the remote
terminal.
0: Tray selection
1: User selection
823-052
Specify Recording Paper in User Declaration

Mode
0x00000400~
0x20000000
Read/Write bit = 0 : Paper unavailable

(All sizes available)
bit = 1 : Paper available
[DS3000AS] The followbit10(0x00000400) : A4LEF
ing are available:
bit11(0x00000800) : A5LEF
A3SEF, A4SEF, B4SEF,
bit14(0x00004000) : B5LEF
A4LEF, A5LEF, B5SEF
bit16(0x00010000) : LetterSEF
bit25(0x02000000) : A3SEF
bit26(0x04000000) : A4SEF
bit29(0x20000000) : B4SEF

FX Only
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Table 1 NVM 826 Controller (FAXmini)
ChainLink
Setting Range
Default
Read/
Write
826-001 [FAXmini] 1300HZ Call-in Acceptance ON/OFF
0~1
0=OFF (not accepted)

1=ON (accepted)
826-009 [FAXmini] Pause Time

Pause Symbol Waiting Time
0~255
30
Read/
Write
(x100ms)
826-016 [FAXmini] Abandon Call
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled (only one redialing)
826-018 [FAXmini] Line-Disconnected Detection
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
826-025 [FAXmini] Judgment on Continuation when sending terminal receives RTN
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Decide fall-back according to a result of TCF Check and continue

sending.
1: Discontinue sending. (This doc is to be resent.)
(This is prepared for ZZF.)
826-026 [FAXmini] Digit Qty for Comparison in Control on Call-out

to Same Address
Read/
Write
Set how many last digits to compare.
826-027 [FAXmini] IA5 Character String for Comparison in Control

on Call-out to Same Address
0x00000000
Read/
Write
Max-8-digit IA5 character string. A less-than-8-digit one should be

terminated with 0x00.

0x00000000
Read/
Write


0x00000000
Read/
Write


0x00000000
Read/
Write

826-031 [FAXmini] Position to Start Searching for IA5 Character

String for Comparison in Control on Call-out to Same
Address
Read/
Write
Search Starting Position
826-032 [FAXmini]Position to Search for IA5 Character String for

Control on Call-out to Same Address: Setting Range
Read/
Write
Specify by how many characters at maximum to shift Search Starting Position toward the end in the case of a mismatch in character
string for comparison in Control on Call-out to Same Address.
NVM Name
PSW Display
Description
826-033 [FAXmini] Time to Detect Tone before Dialing (PBX)
0~255
Read/
Write
How long to detec tone before dialing. For PBX. 0~225 (Sec)
826-047 [FAXmini] PB Send Level Ch1
0~15
Read/
Write
0dBm(0)~-15(15)dBm
step=-1dBm
0~15
Read/
Write
ditto
0~15
Read/
Write
ditto
826-050 PB Send Level Ch4
0~15
9:-9dBm
Read/
Write
0dBm(0) to -15(15)dBm
step=-1dBm
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General
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ChainLink
NVM Name
Read/
Write
Setting Range
Default
826-053 [FAXmini] PB Send Level (high pass to low pass (dB)) for
Ch1
0~15
8:-2.0
Read/
Write
high pass to low pass (dB)

0:2.0
1:2.5
2:3.0
3:3.5
4:4.0
5:4.5
6:5.0
7:5.5
8:-2.0
9:-1.5
10:-1.0
11:-0.5
12:0
13:0.5
14:1.0
15:1.5
826-059 [FAXmini] Service Tone Detection before Dialing for Ch1
0~3
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1:DT1
2:DT2
3:DT1+DT2
0~3
Read/
Write
ditto
0~3
Read/
Write
ditto
826-062
0~3
1:DT1
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1:DT1
2:DT2
3:DT1+DT2
826-070 [FAXmini] Dial Tone Detection before Dialing (PBX)
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
826-072 [FAXmini] Time to Detect Tone before Dialing for Ch1
0~255
10
Read/
Write
826-073 [FAXmini] Time to Detect Tone before Dialing for Ch2
0~255
10
Read/
Write
826-074 [FAXmini] Time to Detec Tone before Dialing for Ch3
0~255
10
Read/
Write
826-075 Time to Detec Tone before Dialing for Ch4
0~255
10
Read/
Write
0 to 255 ( Sec )
826-085 [FAXmini]10 PPS Break Time: Break Time in DP (10

PPS) dialing
0~255
62
Read/
Write
0 to 255 ( ms )
826-093 [FAXmini] Check Signal Repetition Qty
1~15
Read/
Write
One execution of Check Signal: 2100Hz+/-15Hz Tone ON for 0.3

sec and OFF for 0.35 OFF
826-094 [FAXmini] Time to Keep Sending Disable-Procedure Signal (K)
1~15
Read/
Write
Disable-Procedure Signal: K-sec consecutive 2100Hz+/-15Hz tone
Service Tone Detection before Dialing for Ch4
PSW Display
Description

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/
Write
Setting Range
Default
826-095 [FAXmini] Refuse-Command Signal Repetition Qty
1~15
10
Read/
Write
Refuse-Command Signal switches between 2100Hz+/-15Hz tone

and 1100Hz+/-38Hz tone at intervals of 0.15 sec. Set how many
consecutive times to send this.
826-096 [FAXmini] DTMF No-communication Monitoring Timer
0~255
45
Read/
Write
Timer Value for monitoring no communication being conducted during DTMF procedure
826-097 [FAXmini] DTMF Response Monitoring Timer
0~255
Read/
Write
Timer Value for monitoring response of Response Signal (Check

Signal, Disable-Procedure Signal, Refuse-Command Signal) during
DTMF procedure
826-100 [FAXmini] Interval Timer between Receiving Digital Signal

and Sending Response Signal
0~255
200:2000ms
Read/
Write
0 to 255 (x10ms)
826-101 [FAXmini] Time to Check TCF
0~255
100:1000ms
Read/
Write
0 to 255 (x10ms)
826-102 [FAXmini]10 PPS Interpause Time: Interdigit Pause

(pause during dialing) Time in DP (10 PPS) dialing
0~255
66
Read/
Write
0 to 2550 (ms)
1step=10ms
826-113 [FAXmini]10 PPS Make Time: Make Time in DP (10 PPS)

dialing
0~255
30
Read/
Write
0 to 255 (ms)
826-114 [FAXmini] Time before starting sending CNG Signal at

manual send: time from entry of manual-send key to start
of sending first CNG Signal
0~1
0:3b
Read/
Write
0: 3 sec
1: 1.5 sec
826-115 [FAXmini] PB Send Time
0~255
100
Read/
Write
Time to send tone in PB (DTMF) dialing (ms)
826-116 [FAXmini] Prepause Time: prepause time (pause before

dialing) in DP (10 PPS , 16 / 20 PPS) dialing
0~255
10:100ms
Read/
Write
0 to 255 (x10ms)
826-117 [FAXmini]T1 Timer
0~255
35
Read/
Write
0 to 255 sec
826-118 [FAXmini]T2 Timer
0~255
Read/
Write
0 to 255 sec
826-119 [FAXmini] Time to Detect Tone after Dialing: how long to

detect tone after dialling
0~255
58
Read/
Write
0 to 255 (sec)
826-120 [FAXmini] Time to Detect during Dialing: Timer Value to

be used for = symbol
0~255
10
Read/
Write
0 to 255 (sec)
826-128 [FAXmini] Attenuation of Analog from Modem for

Channel1. Analog output to be sent can be attenuated.
0~15
Read/
Write
0dBm(0) to 15(15)dBm
step=-1dBm
826-129 [FAXmini] Attenuation of Analog from Modem for

0~15
Read/
Write
step=-1dBm
826-130 [FAXmini]Attenuation of Analog from Modem for

0~15
Read/
Write
step=-1dBm
826-133 [FAXmini] Enable/Disable Service Tone Detection after

Dialing
0~3
1:BT1
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1:BT1
2:BT2
3:BT1+BT2
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Description
General
General
2010/08
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/
Write
Setting Range
Default
Description
826-135 [FAXmini] How many pauses to do tone detection on. Disabled when Dial Tone Detection before Dialing is disabled.
0~255
Read/
Write
0 to 255 (times)
826-138 [FAXmini] Threshold to Select Symbol Speed
2~14
8:0dB
Read/
Write
2:-6dB
3:-5dB
4:-4dB
5:-3dB
6:-2dB
7:-1dB
8:0dB
9:1dB
10:2dB
11:3dB
12:4dB
13:5dB
14:6dB
826-143 [FAXmini] Allowable Min. Magnification for Print
0~100
100
Read/
Write
0 to 100% (in steps of 1%)
826-145 [FAXmini] Data Pattern for replacement at occurrence of

data error in Print
0~1
1: Front Line
Read/
Write
0: White Line
1: Front Line
826-146 [FAXmini] Receive Header Capacity
0~1
0: Not attached
Read/
Write
0: Not attached
1: Attached
826-149 [FAXmini] Availability of Remote Sort Copy Receiving

Capacity (Sender instructs receiver on qty (max 99) of
output copies and makes receiver multicopy the output to
make the specified qty of prints.)
0~1
1: Available
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
1: Available
826-151 [FAXmini]Function of Instructing on DTMF
0~1
1: DTMF at Auto
Call-out enabled
Read/
Write
0: DTMF at Auto Call-out disabled

1: DTMF at Auto Call-out enabled
826-152 [FAXmini] Enable/Disable DTMF Procedure Operation

(RX)
0~1
1: Enabled
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
826-156 [FAXmini] Entry of EOR-or-RTN-related Error Code
0~3
2: Enter EOR Error

Code.
Read/
Write
0: Not enter Error Code.

1: Enter RTN Error Code.
2: Enter EOR Error Code.
3: Enter EOR and RTN Error Codes.
826-157 [FAXmini] Specify whether to count page where communication error occurs as one that is already transmitted.
0~1
1 : Count page
where Commu.
Error occurred.
Read/
Write
Specify whether to count page where communication error occurs

as one that is already transmitted.
0 : Not count
1 : Count
CAUTION
The above operation can be selected only when System Data
LOG_SENT_PAGE is 1.

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/
Write
Setting Range
Default
826-158 [FAXmini] Qty of Communicated Pages to be on Commu.

Log
0~1
Read/
Write
Page Qty to be displayed on Communication Log when one doc

was resent: Japan--Displays total qty of pages from doc that were
sent. M/N--Displays qty of pages per communication that were
sent.(Changing this is prohibited because it is ROM data.)
0: Total Qty of communicated pages with resending treated as the
same commu.
1: Total Qty of communicated pages per connected line
826-159 [FAXmini] ECM Capacity (Auto Resend after Error Correction)
0~1
Read/
Write
This function starts auto resending when line error that occurred
during sending is corrected.
0: Unavailale
1: Available
826-160 [FAXmini] Time before Starting Sending CNG Signal
0~255
30
Read/
Write
Time before starting sending first CNG signal after the end of dialing
(x100ms)
826-161 [FAXmini] CED Send Frequency
0~1
Read/
Write
CED Signal Frequency

0: 1080Hz
1: 2100Hz
826-162 [FAXmini] T1 Timer Value when receiving
1~90
39
Read/
Write
1 ~ 90 sec
826-163 [FAXmini] Timer Value for T.30-recommended Silent Time
1~1000
75
Read/
Write
1~1000(ms)
826-164 [FAXmini] FSK Detection before Receiving Image Data
0~1
Read/
Write
See this at Non-ECM.

0: Disabled
1: Enabled
826-165 [FAXmini] FSK Detection before Receiving Image Data
0~1
Read/
Write
See this at ECM.

0: Disabled
1: Enabled
826-166 [FAXmini] G3M CSI Send
0~1
Read/
Write
CSI is the signal that informs the sender of ID Code registered with
the receiver.
0:transmit
1:off
826-168 [FAXmini] Send Local Name
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Not send
1: Send
826-169 [FAXmini] Decide whether to resend Local Name.
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Not resend
1: Resend
826-170 [FAXmini] ECM Frame Size
0~1
Read/
Write
Frame consists of 8-bit/mm pixels.

0: 256 bytes
1: 64 bytes
826-171 [FAXmini] G3M ECM T5 Timer
1~255
60
Read/
Write
Timer for RNR signal sent when the receiver cannot continue
receiving due to memory overflow, etc.
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Description
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General
2010/08
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/
Write
Setting Range
Default
Description
826-173 [FAXmini] RTN Command Sending Threshold (Rate)
0~3
Read/
Write
RTN indicates message is not properly received and that training is

required.
0: 5%
1: 10%
2: 15%
3: 20%
826-174 [FAXmini] RTN Command Sending Threshold (Qty of

Continuous Lines)
0~3
Read/
Write
When Error Judgment is [Rate], RTN will be sent if the qty of a

series of error lines is equivalent to or over the preset value.
If the qty of them is below the preset value, error rate is used for
judgment.
0: No limit
1: 3 lines
2: 6 lines
3: 12 lines
826-175 [FAXmini] DIS/DTC FIF Sending Byte Qty
0~3
Read/
Write
DTC : Send Command that responds to DIS

0: No limit
3~: DIS,DTC FIF limited to 3~n bytes (DIS,DTC: Min3 bytes. 1 &
2 are invalid.)
826-180 [FAXmini] ECM Block Synchronize for Ch1
0~3
Read/
Write
0:0ms
1:200ms
2:400msec
3:600msec
0~3
Read/
Write
ditto
0~3
Read/
Write
ditto
826-186 [FAXmini] ECM CTC Retry Counter for Ch1
Read/
Write
Allowable CTC Qty
Read/
Write
ditto
Read/
Write
ditto
Read/
Write
ditto
826-192 [FAXmini] ECM CTC Speed Shift Down for Ch1
0~1
Read/
Write
CTC : This signal can be sent every 3 resendings. The signal commands continuing resending to the same block, and changing baud
rate as required.
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
0~1
Read/
Write
ditto
0~1
Read/
Write
ditto

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/
Write
Setting Range
Default
0~1
Read/
Write
ditto
826-198 [FAXmini] G3 DIS ignore for Channel1 (DIS Ignorance

Qty)
0~1
Read/
Write
0: DIS not ignored

1:DIS ignored once

Qty)
0~1
Read/
Write
ditto

Qty)
0~1
Read/
Write
ditto

Qty)
0~1
Read/
Write
ditto
826-203 [FAXmini] G3 ECM EOR_Q Command
0~1
Read/
Write
EOR : This signal can be sent every 3 resendings. The signal stops
and discontinues resending.
0: Discontinue
1: Continue
826-210 [FAXmini] G3 Modem Mode for ch1
0~1
Read/
Write
0: CCITT G3 (FX unique: prohibited)

1: AUTO
0~1
Read/
Write
ditto
0~1
Read/
Write
ditto
0~1
Read/
Write
ditto
826-216 [FAXmini] G3 RX Modem Speed for Channel1
1~8
Read/
Write
Receiving baud rate (except for V.34)

1:2400bps/V.27ter
2:4800bps/V.27ter
3:7200bps/V.29
4:9600bps/V.29
5:7200bps/V.17
6:9600bps/V.17
7:12000bps/V.17
8:14400bps/V.17
1~8
Read/
Write
ditto
1~8
Read/
Write
ditto
1~8
Read/
Write
ditto
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/
Write
Setting Range
Default
Description
1~14
14
Read/
Write
Receiving baud rate (for V.34)

1:2400bps
2:4800bps
3:7200bps
4:9600bps
5:12000bps
6:14400bps
7:16800bps
8:19200bps
9:21600bps
10:24000bps
11:26400bps
12:28800bps
13:31200bps
14:33600bps
826-223 [FAXmini] G3 RX Modem Speed for Channel 2
1~14
14
Read/
Write
ditto
1~14
14
Read/
Write
ditto
1~14
14
Read/
Write
ditto
826-228 [FAXmini] G3 TX Modem Speed for Channel1
1~8
Read/
Write
Max modem speed (send) (except for V.34)

1:2400bps/V.27ter
2:4800bps/V.27ter
3:7200bps/V.29
4:9600bps/V.29
5:7200bps/V.17
6:9600bps/V.17
7:12000bps/V.17
8:14400bps/V.17
1~8
Read/
Write
ditto
1~8
Read/
Write
ditto
826-231 [FAXmini] G3 TX Modem Speed for Channel 4
1~8
Read/
Write
ditto

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/
Write
Setting Range
Default
826-240 [FAXmini] G3 TX Modem Speed for Channel1: Max Value

(Send) (for V.34)
1~14
14
Read/
Write
1:2400bps
2:4800bps
3:7200bps
4:9600bps
5:12000bps
6:14400bps
7:16800bps
8:19200bps
9:21600bps
10:24000bps
11:26400bps
12:28800bps
13:31200bps
14:33600bps

(Send) (for V.34)
1~14
14
Read/
Write
ditto

(Send) (for V.34)
1~14
14
Read/
Write
ditto

(Send) (for V.34)
1~14
14
Read/
Write
ditto
826-252 [FAXmini] G3 RX Cable Equalizer for Channel1
0~3
Read/
Write
0:0km
1:1.8km
2:3.5km
3:7.2km
0~3
Read/
Write
ditto
0~3
Read/
Write
ditto
826-257 [FAXmini] G3 TSI / CIG Send
0~1
Read/
Write
TSI : Signal to CSI Signal from the receiver. This signal reports the
ID of the sending terminal. CIG indicates call-out terminal identifying
info.
CIG indicates call-out terminal identifying info.
0: AUTO
1: forced transmit
826-264 [FAXmini] G3 TX Cable Equalizer for Channel1
0~3
Read/
Write
The value meaning varies according to model and configuration.

0:0km
1:1.8km
2:3.5km
3:7.2km
0~3
Read/
Write
ditto
0~3
Read/
Write
ditto
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Description
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General
2010/08
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Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
Read/
Write
Setting Range
Default
826-267 [FAXmini] Stops as error when error line qty reaches the
preset value.
0~1
Read/
Write
When Error Judgment is [Line Qty], RTN will be sent if Error Line
Qty is 1/2 or more of the preset value.
RTP will be sent if it is 1/4 or more.
MCF will be sent if it is less than 1/4.
0: No limit
1: 128 lines
2: 256 lines
3: 512 lines
4: 1024 lines
5: 2048 lines
826-274 [FAXmini] Stops as error when error line qty reaches the
preset value.
0~5
Read/
Write
When Error Judgment is [Line Qty], RTN will be sent if Error Line
Qty is 1/2 or more of the preset value.
RTP will be sent if it is 1/4 or more.
MCF will be sent if it is less than 1/4.
0: No limit
1: 128 lines
2: 256 lines
3: 512 lines
4: 1024 lines
5: 2048 lines
826-275 [FAXmini] Error Criterion for Sending RTN
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Rate
1: Line Qty
826-277 [FAXmini] Tone Level for Call-in Detection for ch1
0~50
43
Read/
Write
0~50
Step=1dB
0~50
43
Read/
Write
ditto
0~50
43
Read/
Write
ditto
826-280 Tone Level for Call-in Detection for ch4
0~50
43
Read/
Write
0 to 50
Step=1dB
0x00740030:
12dot/mm,
16dot/mm,
200ppi,
300ppi,
400ppi,
600ppi
Read/
Write
0x0000 0010:12dot/mm
0x0000 0020:16dot/mm
0x0004 0000:200ppi
0x0010 0000:300ppi
0x0020 0000:400ppi
0x0040 0000:600ppi
826-282 [FAXmini] Fast Scan Resolution
PSW Display
Description

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
Read/
Write
Description
826-283 [FAXmini] Slow Scan Resolution
0x00760036:
3.85line/mm,
7.7line/mm,
11.55line/mm,
15.4line/mm,
100ppi,
200ppi,
300ppi,
400ppi,
600ppi
Read/
Write
0x0000 0002:3.85line/mm
0x0000 0004:7.7line/mm
0x0000 0010:11.55line/mm
0x0000 0020:15.4line/mm
0x0002 0000:100ppi
0x0004 0000:200ppi
0x0010 0000:300ppi
0x0020 0000:400ppi
0x0040 0000:600ppi
826-284 [FAXmini]Communication Declaration Data Type
0x0000013c:
MR,
MMR,
Image,
JBIG,
Binary
Read/
Write
0x0000 0004:MR
0x0000 0008:MMR
0x0000 0010:Image
0x0000 0020:JBIG
0x0000 0100:Binary
826-285 [FAXmini] Communication Declaration Paper Size
0x0000 0002~
0x0200 0000
0x014c0722
Read/
Write
0x0000 0002:A3
0x0000 0020:B4
0x0000 0100:Letter
0x0000 0200:Legal
0x0000 0400:Ledger
0x0000 0800:8.5x13 inch
0x0004 0000:A4LEF
0x0008 0000:A5LEF
0x0040 0000:B5LEF
0x0100 0000 : Letter LEF
0x0200 0000 : Letter Half LEF
826-286 [FAXmini] PB Pause Time
0~255
100
Read/
Write
Interdigit Pause Time in PB (DTMF) dialing (ms)
826-290 [FAXmini] T4 Timer
0~255
30:3000ms
Read/
Write
0 to 25500 ( ms )
1step=100ms
826-322 [FAXmini] Availability of V34 Modulation Method-related

Capacity
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
1: Available
826-343 [FAXmini] EQM Comparison Value in 4800bps for Ch0/1
0xdd
Read/
Write
FTT Sending Threshold
826-344 [FAXmini] EQM Comparison Value in 4800bps for Ch2
0x0d
Read/
Write
0x0d
Read/
Write
0x0d
Read/
Write
0x0d
Read/
Write
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2010/08
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Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
Read/
Write
Description
0x0d
Read/
Write
0x0f
Read/
Write
0x0f
Read/
Write
0x07
Read/
Write
0x07
Read/
Write
0x07
Read/
Write
0x07
Read/
Write
0x28
Read/
Write
0x28
Read/
Write
0x28
Read/
Write
0x28
Read/
Write
0x27
Read/
Write
0x27
Read/
Write
0x27
Read/
Write
0x27
Read/
Write
826-368 [FAXmini] EQM Comparison Value in TCM7200bps for

Ch1
0x26
Read/
Write

Ch2
0x26
Read/
Write

Ch3
0x26
Read/
Write

Ch4
0x26
Read/
Write

Ch1
0x2b
Read/
Write

Ch2
0x2b
Read/
Write

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
Read/
Write

Ch3
0x2b
Read/
Write
0x2b
Read/
Write
Description
826-398 [FAXmini] Receive EOL Guard Timer Value
0~255
100:10000ms
Read/
Write
0(0ms) to 255(25500ms)
step=100ms
826-399 [FAXmini] Receive Phase C Waiting Time
0~1
1=10sec
Read/
Write
0=6sec
1=10sec
826-404 [FAXmini] Send 2400bpsTCF 3 times
0~1
0 : Not send
Read/
Write
0: Not send
1: Send
826-405 [FAXmini] 3 Attempts at DIS Receiving in TCF Response
0~1
0: Disabled
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
826-408 [FAXmini] Send DCN after Send T1 Time-out
0~1
1: Send
Read/
Write
0: Not send
1: Send
826-409 [FAXmini] Fix T4 Timer 3 sec.
0~1
0: Not fixed
Read/
Write
0 :Not fixed
1:Fixed
826-410 [FAXmini] 3 RTN Resendings
0~1
0: Disabled
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
826-412 [FAXmini] Operation when receiving V.33-specified DCS
0~1
0: Continue
Read/
Write
0: Continue
1: Disconnect
826-414 [FAXmini] Send NSC/DTC for T1 sec.
0~1
0: Not send
Read/
Write
0: Not send
1: Send
826-415 [FAXmini] Receive DCS after EOP-RTN
0~1
0: Not receive
Read/
Write
0: Not receive
1: Receive
826-420 [FAXmini] IQ Parameter Switching (for improving Direct

FAX Image Quality)
0~2
0: Standard
Read/
Write
0 : Standard (default)
1 : Text
2 to 255: Photo
826-421 Time from the Closing of Line to Start of Sending CED

Signal
0~255
20:2.0(sec)
Read/
Write
0(0ms) to 255(25500ms)
step=100ms
826-423 [FAXmini] Send Mode per Availability of Outside-Line

Identifying No. (Line 1)
0~2
Read/
Write
0 : Not specified. (M/C Setting followed)

1 : If 1st digit in head of dial data for actual call-out is the same as
Outside-Line Identifying No., V.34 is used for communication. If not,
non-V.34 is used.
Outside-Line Identifying No., non-V.34 is used for communication. If
not, V.34 is used.

0~2
Read/
Write
ditto

0~2
Read/
Write
ditto
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ChainLink
Default
0~2
0: Not specified.
Read/
Write
0 : Not specified. (M/C Setting followed)

Outside-Line Identifying No., V.34 is used.
If not, non-V.34 is used.
Outside-Line Identifying No., non-V.34 is used.
If not, V.34 is used.
826-429 [FAXmini]Outside-Line Identifying No. (Line 1)
0~11
0:"0"
Read/
Write
0:"0" ~ 9:"9" 10:"#" 11:"*"
826-430 [FAXmini]Outside-Line Identifying No. (Line 2)
0~11
0:"0"
Read/
Write
0:"0" ~ 9:"9" 10:"#" 11:"*"
826-431 [FAXmini] Outside-Line Identifying No. (Line 3)
0~11
0:"0"
Read/
Write
0:"0" ~ 9:"9" 10:"#" 11:"*"
826-432 Outside-Line Identifying No. (Line 4)
0~11
Read/
Write
0:"0" to 9:"9" 10:"#" 11:"*"
826-433 [FAXmini] G3M RX ECM T5 Timer For TRESS Receiver

Guard Timer that waits for storage of Image Data
0~3
Read/
Write
0: No limit
1: 65sec
2: 10min
3: 40min
826-434 [FAXmini] Timer for RNR Signal sent when G3M ECM T5
Timer For TRESS Receiver cannot continue receiving
due to memory overflow, etc.
1~120
40
Read/
Write
1 to 120(min)
826-435 G3M RX ECM T5 Timer Receiver Guard Timer that waits

for storage of Image Data
0~3
Read/
Write
0: No limit
1: 65sec
2: 10min
3: 40min
826-444 [FAXmini] Ring Threshold
0~255
232
Read/
Write
0 to 255
step=1
826-486 [FAXmini] Send RTN
0~1
0: Not send
Read/
Write
0: Not send
1: Send
826-501 Image Processing Auxiliary Setting Mode
0~15
(0x0000~
0xFFFF)
0x74F
Read/
Write
Bit0: Print 1.5- time Projective Method ED (0: OFF, 1: ON)

Bit1: Print 1.5-time Projective Method TIS (0: OFF, 1: ON)
Bit2: Print Reduction TIS (0: OFF, 1: ON)
Bit3: Print Smoothing (0: Square, 1: Applied to whole)
Bit6: Action for vertical stripe at micro-scaling (0: OFF, 1: ON)
Bit7: Action for horizontal stripe at micro-scaling (0: OFF, 1: ON)
Bit8: Action for horizontal stripe in fast scan at micro-scaling (0:
OFF, 1: ON)
Bit9: Send (text & photo mode) reduce (0: ED, 1:TIS)
Bit10-11: Send (text mode) reduce (0: multi-valued, 1: binary, 2: ED,
3: TIS)
Bit12: Send (photo processing) dither (0: invalid, 1: valid)
Bit14-15: Send (photo processing) density (0: Normal, 1: Darker 1,
2: Darker 2, 3: Darker 3)
Send Mode per Availability of Outside-Line Identifying

No. (Line 4)
PSW Display
Read/
Write
Setting Range
826-426
NVM Name
Description

ChainLink
Read/
Write
Description
Read/
Write
0: While line is connected

1: Always
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Ascending order (Select from smaller -numbered channel up.)

1: Descending order (Select from larger-numbered channel down.)
826-504 [FAXmini] Handset Control in Sleep
0~1
0: Connected
Read/
Write
0: Connected
1: Not connected
826-505 [FAXmini] Capacity of Specifying Remote Multi-Copy
0~1
1: Available
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
1: Available
826-506 [FAXmini] Capacity of Specifying Mailbox Commu.
0~1
1: Available
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
1: Available
826-507 [FAXmini] Capacity of Specifying Relay Broadcast
0~1
1: Available
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
1: Available
826-508 [FAXmini] Time to Send CM
0~255
40:4000ms
Read/
Write
0 to 255(x100ms)
826-509 [FAXmini] Time to Send JM
0~255
40:4000ms
Read/
Write
0 to 255(x100ms)
826-510 [FAXmini] Time to Send CJ
0~255
40:4000ms
Read/
Write
0 to 255(x100ms)
826-511 [FAXmini] Time to Send CI
0~255
12
Read/
Write
0 to 255(x100ms)
826-512 [FAXmini] Time to Decide Preamble
0~255
25:250ms
Read/
Write
0 to 255(x10ms)
826-513 [FAXmini] Time to Decide Carrier Down
0~255
2:20ms
Read/
Write
0 to 255(x10ms)
826-514 [FAXmini] Time to Send Preamble
0~255
100:1000ms
Read/
Write
0 to 255(x10ms)
826-515 [FAXmini] Time to Send TCF
0~255
150:1500ms
Read/
Write
0 to 255(x10ms)
826-516 [FAXmini] Availability of Receive Header for Internet FAX
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Not attached
1: Attached
826-517 [FAXmini] ECM Synchro Time (Continuous Flag Time

before sending image data frame)
0~255
50:500ms
Read/
Write
0 to 255(x10ms)
826-518 [FAXmini] NonECM Mark Hold Time (Continuous MarkHold Time before sending image data frame)
0~255
50:500ms
Read/
Write
0 to 255(x10ms)
826-519 [FAXmini] Limit of Time to Send T30 Command Response
0~255
150:1500ms
Read/
Write
0 to 255(x10ms)
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
826-502 [FAXmini] Protocol Monitor Obtainment: Range
0~1
826-503 [FAXmini] In what Order to Select Line
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-417
General
General
2010/08
6-418
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/
Write
Setting Range
Default
826-520 [FAXmini] Min Transmission Time Capacity
0~8
Read/
Write
0: Follow the capacity of remote terminal

1:40ms at 3.85l/mm(T7.7 = T3,85)
2:10ms at 3.85l/mm(T7.7 = T3,85)
3:10ms at 3.85l/mm(T7.7 = 1/2 T3,85)
4:5ms at 3.85l/mm(T7.7 = T3,85)
5:40ms at 3.85l/mm(T7.7 = 1/2 T3,85)
6:20ms at 3.85l/mm(T7.7 = 1/2 T3,85)
7:0ms at 3.85l/mm(T7.7 = T3,85)
8:2
826-521 [FAXmini] Min Transmis. Time at Unique 300DPI
0~7
0:0ms
Read/
Write
0 to 7(ms)
826-522 [FAXmini] Min Transmis. Time at Unique 400DPI
0~7
0:0ms
Read/
Write
0 to 7(ms)
826-523 [FAXmini] Min Transmission Time
0~8
Read/
Write
0: Follow the capacity of remote terminal.

1:40ms
2:10ms
4:5ms
7:0ms
8:20ms
826-524 [FAXmini] MM-Preferred Bit Mask
0~1
1:mm Preferred Bit

Auto Control
Read/
Write
0: mm-preferred bit forcedly OFF

1: mm-preferred bit auto control
826-525 [FAXmini] Min Transmission Time (for HighReso)
0~1
0:T15.4 = T7.7
Read/
Write
0:T15.4 = T7.7
1:T15.4 = 1/2 T7.7
826-526 [FAXmini] Capacity of Receiving SUB
0~1
1: Available
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
1: Available
826-527 [FAXmini] Capacity of Receiving SEP
0~1
1: Available
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
1: Available
826-528 [FAXmini] Capacity of Receiving PWD (also SID)
0~1
1: Available
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
1: Available
826-529 [FAXmini] Mailbox Communication Capacity
0~1
1: Available
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
1: Available
826-530 [FAXmini] Capacity of Receiving into Mailbox
0~1
1: Available
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
1: Available
826-531 [FAXmini] Cut Paper Declaration
0~1
0: Not declare
Read/
Write
0: Not declare
1: Declare (Declare the same length as width.)
826-532 [FAXmini] Model Code on Border to Allow FX-Unique Procedure
Description
00: Specify Unique Read/

regardless of model Write
00: Specify Unique regardless of model code.

01 to 0xFF: Not specify Unique for models earlier than the model of
this model code.
826-533 [FAXmini] Interval Time for DTMF Procedure
0~65535
500
Read/
Write
0 to 65535(xms)
826-534 Enable/Disable Auto-Replacing Pause Symbol with Tone

Detection Symbol
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Disabled (Default)
1: Enabled
826-535 [FAXmini] Send Level for DTMF I/F for Channel 1
0~15
12:-12dBm
Read/
Write
0dBm(0) to -15(15)dBm
step=-1dBm

ChainLink
Read/
Write
Description
12:-12dBm
Read/
Write
0dBm(0) to -15(15)dBm
step=-1dBm
0~15
12:-12dBm
Read/
Write
0dBm(0) to -15(15)dBm
step=-1dBm
0~15
12:-12dBm
Read/
Write
0dBm(0) to -15(15)dBm
step=-1dBm
826-601 [FAXmini] [sipFAX] Availability of V34 Modulation Methodrelated Capacity
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Unavailable
1: Available
826-602 [FAXmini] [sipFAX] Enable/Disable Sending CNG when

auto-sending sipFAX
0~1
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
826-603 [FAXmini] Time to Start Sending CNG Signal
0~255
30
Read/
Write
Time before sending first CNG Signal after end of dialing

(x100ms)
826-604 [FAXmini] T1 Timer Value when sending[sipFAX]
0~90
35
Read/
Write
Step=1 sec
826-605 [FAXmini] T2 Timer Value when sending/receiving [sipFAX]
0~10
Read/
Write
Step=1 sec
826-606 [FAXmini] T4 Timer Value when sending/receiving [sipFAX]
0~255
45
Read/
Write
0 to 255 (1 count: 100ms)
826-607 [FAXmini] [sipFAX]ECM Frame Size
0~1
Read/
Write
Frame consists of 8-bit/mm pixels.

0: 256 bytes
1: 64 bytes
826-608 [FAXmini] [sipFAX] DIS/DTC FIF Sending Byte Qty
0, 3~n
Read/
Write
DTC: Send Command to respond to DIS

0: No limit
3~: DIS,DTCFIF limited to 3~n bytes (DIS,DTC: Min3 bytes.
1& 2 are invalid.)
826-609 [FAXmini] T1 Timer Value when receiving [sipFAX]
1~90
39
Read/
Write
Step=1 sec
826-610 [FAXmini] [sipFAX]T.38 Image Data receiving Time-out
0~90
35
Read/
Write
*Max Waiting Time when receiving image data

Step=1 sec
826-611 [FAXmini] [sipFAX] Sending Speed Control Selection
0~1
Read/
Write
0: No limit
1: Send at modem speed
826-612 [FAXmini] [sipFAX]SDP:maxBitRate
0~1
Read/
Write
Select whether to reflect value limited to bandpass for DIS/DCS.

0: Not reflect
1: Reflect
826-613 [FAXmini] [sipFAX]T.38 Redundant-Packet Qty
0~7
Read/
Write
0: Redundant-Packet Qty 0
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
0~15
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-419
General
General
2010/08
6-420
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/
Write
Setting Range
Default
826-614 [FAXmini] [sipFAX]T30 Signal Bit Inversion
0~2
0: Auto
826-615 [FAXmini] Send or Not Packet for Gaining Time
0~1
0: Not send until

Read/
image data is ready. Write
0: Not send until image data is ready.

1: Send Flag Packet for gaining time (ECM) and 0Fill Packet (NonECM) at specified intervals until image data is ready.
826-616 [FAXmini] CNG OFF Time (IPFax)
0~255
30:3000ms
Read/
Write
0 to 255(x100ms)
826-617 [FAXmini] CNG ON Time (IPFax)
0~255
50:500ms
Read/
Write
0 to 255(x10ms)
826-619 Select Commu. Result when receiving BYE (Receiver)
0~1
0: Treated as normal commu.
Read/
Write
(Receiver) Whether to stop communication as communication error

when BYE is reported in the phase of processing for finishing the
communication (final page is already received).
0: Treated as normal commu.
Treated as normal communication regardless of permission/prohibition of sending/receiving MCF/DCN.
1: Treated as commu. error.
826-620 Method of Selecting JBIG when sending IPFax
0~2
Read/
0: JBIG Validity
depends on capac- Write
ity of remote terminal.
0: JBIG Validity depends on capacity of remote terminal. (No judgment based on threshold)
1:Type1: Forced conversion to MH/MR/MMR
2 to 6: Encoding-Method-based-on-Threshold Conversion available
(Select from Type2 to Type6.)
When selecting non-JBIG:
Photo: MH
Others: MMR at ECM, MR at nonECM
826-708 [FAXmini] 20 PPS Break Time: Break Time in DP (20

PPS) dialing
0~255
31
Read/
Write
0 to 255 ( ms )
826-709 [FAXmini] 20 PPS Make Time: Make Time in DP (20 PPS)

dialing
0~255
15
Read/
Write
0 to 255 ( ms )
826-710 [FAXmini] 20 PPS Interpause Time: Interdigit Pause

(pause during dialing) in DP (20 PPS) dialing
0~255
52
Read/
Write
0 to 255 (x10ms)
826-711 [FAXmini] Send Time for DTMF I/F

Time to send DTMF
0~255
150
Read/
Write
826-712 [FAXmini] Pause Time for DTMF I/F
0~255
150
Read/
Write
Interdigit Pause Time for DTMF
826-713 [FAXmini]Interval Timer from the receiving of digital signal

to the sending of response signal
1~1000
450
Read/
Write
1 to 1000 (ms)
826-714 [FAXmini] Post-Dial Pause Time: Post Pause (after dialing) Time in DP dialing
0~255
10:100ms
Read/
Write
0 to 255 (x10ms)
826-715 [FAXmini] CNG ON Time
0~255
50:500ms
Read/
Write
0 to 255 (x10ms)
826-716 [FAXmini] CNG OFF Time
0~255
30:3000ms
Read/
Write
0 to 255 (x100ms)
Read/
Write
Description
0: Decide LSBorMSB from Auto Maker Code (Call-Connection
MSG).
1: LSB First
2: MSB First

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
826-717 [FAXmini] CNG Sending Frequency
Default
Read/
Write
Description
0:1100Hz
Read/
Write
0:1100Hz
826-718 [FAXmini] Time to Send CED
0~255
27:2700ms
Read/
Write
0 to 255 (x100ms)
826-719 [FAXmini] T3 Timer
0~255
100:10000ms
Read/
Write
0 to 255 (x100ms)
826-720 [FAXmini] Max Ringer Frequency
1~255
15:15.9ms
Read/
Write
1 to 255
1step=1.06ms
826-721 [FAXmini] Min Ringer Frequency
1~255
95:100.7ms
Read/
Write
1 to 255
1step=1.06ms
826-722 [FAXmini] Min Time to Judge Ringer ON
0~255
20:200ms
Read/
Write
0 to 255 (x10ms)
826-723 [FAXmini] Enable/Disable Continuous Incoming Ringers
0~1
0: Disabled
Read/
Write
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
826-724 [FAXmini] Continuous Ringer Arrivals Time
0~255
40:4000ms
Read/
Write
0 to 255 (x100ms)
826-725 [FAXmini] Min Time to Judge Ringer OFF
0~255
20:200ms
Read/
Write
0 to 255 (x10ms)
826-726 [FAXmini] Time to Fix Ringer OFF
0~255
40:4000ms
Read/
Write
0 to 255 (x100ms)
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-421
General
General
2010/08
6-422
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting
Range
Default
830-086
Threshold to Split Mail for sending--B&W

binary
Mail Send Page Segmentation Threshold-B
0~999
Read/Write
0~999 pages
(0: No limit)
830-118
P2P Internet FAX Retry Qty
Internet FAX Neto Config Retry Count
0~5
Read/Write
0: Not retry
1-5 : retry qty
830-119
P2P Internet FAX Retry Interval (unit: min.)
Internet FAX Neto Config Retry Interval
0~60
Read/Write
0: Immediate retry
1-60: Interval (min.)
830-120
Print Mode when receiving Internet FAX
Internet FAX Print Mode
0~1
Read/Write
0: Auto sorting
1: Print as Internet FAX data
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-423
General
General
2010/08
6-424
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
Scan ACS Display
0~1
0
[IBG/MN] 1
Read/Write
0 : Not displayed
1 : Displayed
840-041 Time to time-out ScanToPC Network Brows- SMB Browsing TimeOut Setting
ing
1~300
Read/Write
1~300 (sec.)
840-049 Remote Address Book: Condition for Name Use custom attribute for LDAP search filter
Search: Use of Custom LDAP Attribute-type
1~2
Read/Write
1 : ON
2 : OFF
NULL
Read/Write
Max 32 bytes including NULL-terminated character string

Case-sensitive. To make character string in this system data
valid requires [Use of Custom LDAP Attribute-type] to be ON.
0~1
Read/Write
0 : IQ preferred
1 : Speed preferred
1~2
Read/Write
1 : Speed preferred
2 : Profile preferred
840-171 Method of Attaching Single-page File to Mail
0~1
Read/Write
0: Multiple files per mail

1: One file per mail
840-187 Variable Flag for TIFF Head Direction Tag
0~1
Read/Write
0 : Fixed
1 : Variable
(Value 1 enables output of TIFF that can be displayed upright.)
840-190 Upright IIT Image function
0~1
0[MN] 1
Read/Write
0 : OFF
1 : ON
840-021 Display SCAN ACS Menu
840-104 Remote Address Book: Condition for Name Custom attribute for LDAP Search Filter
Search: Custom LDAP Attribute-type
840-122 Color Page Resolution Converting Process- S-FMT Scan To Internet FAX Contone
ing in Internet FAX-sending Scan Doc.
840-123 Monochrome Page Resolution Converting
Processing in Internet FAX-sending Scan
Doc.
S-FMT Scan To Internet FAX Binary
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-425
General
General
2010/08
6-426
Version 1.2
6.3.44 NVM 848_849_850 Controller

Table 1 NVM 848_849_850 Controller
ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
848-006 AR106118 Action Mode
0~1
Read/Write
Switch processing according to low-brightness dot qty.

0 : Disable AR106118 Action Mode.
1 : Enable AR106118 Action Mode.
848-007 Brightness Threshold Detection Level

(AR106118 Action)
0~4
Read/Write
Brightness Threshold Detection Level for low-brightness dots

0 : Detection Level lower
1 : Detection Level a little lower
2 : Detection Level normal
3 : Detection Level a little higher
4 : Detection Level higher
848-008 High Compression PushScan IQ Adjustment
0~1
Read/Write
0 : BL5 Window Size reduced

1 : BL5 Window Size enlarged
848-009 Selene Import Image Output
0~1
Read/Write
0 : Debug Mode OFF

1 : Debug Mode ON (Output JPEG.)
848-010 Specify Binary Image Generation Logic for TwoColor OCR
0~1
Read/Write
0: Logic 1
1: Logic 2
848-011 Specify Two-Color IQ/Preferred Compression

Rate
0~2
Read/Write
0: IQ high/Compression Rate low

1: IQ medium/Compression Rate medium
2: IQ low/Compression Rate high
849-001 BcpLibrary Setting
0~1
Read/Write
0 : Invalid
1 : Valid
849-002 EdgeEnhance Setting
0~2
Read/Write
0 : Invalid
1 : Valid
2 : Conditionally valid
850-001 Presence of Connected EP-SV/EP Accessories
Connection existence of EP-SV & EP goods
0~1
Read/Write
0 : Not present
1 : Present
850-002 Tel Line Connected or Not
Connection existence of a telephone line
0~1
Read/Write
0 : Not connected
1 : Connected
850-003 Type of Sending EP Data (This data is also for

EP-DX.)
EP data dispatch type
0~2
Read/Write
0 : Inform EP-SV
1 : Inform EP-DX
2 : Inform both
850-004 Permit/Prohibit Display of Closing Time (This

data is also for EP-DX.)
a display at the time of a bundle.
0~1
Read/Write
0 : Prohibited
1 : Permitted
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-427
6.3.44 NVM 848_849_850 Controller
General
General
2010/08
6-428
6.3.44 NVM 848_849_850 Controller
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
850-007 Accessory Type
Type of EP goods
0~12
Read/Write
0: None or Key Switch

1: COPYLYZER/DocuLyzer (Addition type)
2 : COPYLYZER (Subtraction type)/DocuLyzer (new
subtraction type)
3 : Dispenser 2
4 : Coin Kit 5/6N
5 : Both COPYLYZER/DocuLyzer NW & Dispenser 2
6 : Both COPYLYZER/DocuLyzer NW & Coin Kit 5
7 : Both Dispenser 2 & Coin Kit 5
10 : IC Card Gate 1.0/ IC Card Gate Pro 1.0
11 : Both IC Card Gate 1.0/ IC Card Gate Pro 1.0 &
Dispenser 2
12 : Both IC Card Gate 1.0/ IC Card Gate Pro 1.0 &
Coin Kit 5
850-009 Print Control function
Print Control function
0~1
Read/Write
0 : Operation Control disabled

1 : Operation Control enabled
850-010 Interrupt Ope. with Subtraction-type Connected
Interrupt op. when subtraction type connect
0~1
Read/Write
0 : Interrupt permitted
1 : Interrupt prohibited
850-011 Permit/Prohibit Notice of CRU Replacement
CRU Life Notice Enable in EP-SV
0~1
Read/Write
0: Prohibited, 1: Permitted
850-012 Permit/Prohibit Notice of CRU Warning
CRU Warning Notice Enable in EP-SV
0~1
Read/Write
0: Prohibited, 1: Permitted
850-014 EP Accessory (ICCG-H) Connection Monitoring

Timer Setting
ICCG-H WakeUp Retry Timer
0~9
Read/Write
0~9
0: Not retry WakeUp Command (Time-out after 10
sec.)
1~9: Wait for preset time (min.).
850-015 Scan/FAX/Internet FAX Control function
Accessory Control Enable in Scan & FAX
0~1
Read/Write
0: Ope.Control OFF, 1: Ope. Control ON
850-016 Operation when receiving Disable with Subtraction-type Accessory connected
Disable Control at Deduct Accessory
0~2
Read/Write
0 : Job cancelled
1 : Job suspended
2 : Cancelled or suspended depending on the status
850-017 Use of Card No. at Print Function Control
Use Card Number In Print Control
0~1
Read/Write
0: Card No. not used

1: Card No. used
0~1
Read/Write
0: Clear One-sheet Feed Mode to speed up.

1: One-sheet Feed Mode
15
Read/Write
10~300 (sec.)
850-018 Paper Feed Mode for Duplex Print with Old Sub- Paper Handling Mode In Dup With Old Dec
traction-type Accessory Connected
Accl
850-019 Timer to Clear Auto Clear Mode for Remaining
Job with Accessory Connected
Remaining Job Auto Cancel Mode Exit Timer 10~300
850-020 Lyzers (Accessorys) Control of Continuous Jobs Continuous JOB control of Lyzer (EP Accessory)
0~1
Read/Write
0 : Prohibited
1 : Permitted
850-021 FAX Send Billing Control
Fax Send Charging Control
0~1
Read/Write
0 : Not billed
1 : Billed
850-022 FAX Send Billing -Unit Price (Standard IQ)
Fax Send Charging Unit Price for Normal

Resolution
0~65535
Read/Write
0~65535
850-023 FAX Send Billing -Unit Price (High IQ)
Fax Send Charging Unit Price for High Reso- 0~65535

lution
Read/Write
0~65535
Read/Write
0: On the Accessory side

1: On the M/C side
850-027 Unit-Price Table used by New Type of Subtraction Control Function
0~1

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
850-028 Timing for Sending CHARGE Command
0~1
Read/Write
0: Timing for starting paper feed

1: Timing for outputting paper
850-029 Obtain Accessory Software Version
0~1
0 [IBG/MN] 1
Read/Write
0: Obtain
1: Not obtain
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-429
6.3.44 NVM 848_849_850 Controller
General
General
6.3.44 NVM 848_849_850 Controller
2010/08
6-430
Version 1.2
6.3.45 NVM 855, 856, 857, 858, 859 Controller

Table 1 NVM 855, 856, 857, 858, 859 Controller
ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting Range
Default
855-001 Copy : Black & White, Small, 1st Side, Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
1~9999999: Unit Price
855-002 Copy : Black & White, Small, 1st Side, Non-Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-003 Copy : Black & White, Small, 1st Side, MSI Feed
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-004 Copy : Black & White, Small, 2nd Side, Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-005 Copy : Black & White, Small, 2nd Side, Non-Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-006 Copy : Black & White, Small, 2nd Side, MSI Feed
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-007 Copy : Black & White, Large, 1st Side, Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-008 Copy : Black & White, Large, 1st Side, Non-Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-009 Copy : Black & White, Large, 1st Side, MSI Feed
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-010 Copy : Black & White, Large, 2nd Side, Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-011 Copy : Black & White, Large, 2nd Side, Non-Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-012 Copy : Black & White, Large, 2nd Side, MSI Feed
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-031 Copy : Two Colors, Small, 1st Side, Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-032 Copy : Two Colors, Small, 1st Side, Non-Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-033 Copy : Two Colors, Small, 1st Side, MSI Feed
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-034 Copy : Two Colors, Small, 2nd Side, Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-035 Copy : Two Colors, Small, 2nd Side, Non-Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-036 Copy : Two Colors, Small, 2nd Side, MSI Feed
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-037 Copy : Two Colors, Large, 1st Side, Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-038 Copy : Two Colors, Large, 1st Side, Non-Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
Version 1.2
PSW Display
2010/08
6-431
6.3.45 NVM 855, 856, 857, 858, 859 Controller
General
General
2010/08
6-432
6.3.45 NVM 855, 856, 857, 858, 859 Controller
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
855-039 Copy : Two Colors, Large, 1st Side, MSI Feed
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-040 Copy : Two Colors, Large, 2nd Side, Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-041 Copy : Two Colors, Large, 2nd Side, Non-Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-042 Copy : Two Colors, Large, 2nd Side, MSI Feed
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-061 Copy : Full Color, Small, 1st Side, Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-062 Copy : Full Color, Small, 1st Side, Non-Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-063 Copy : Full Color, Small, 1st Side, MSI Feed
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-064 Copy : Full Color, Small, 2nd Side, Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-065 Copy : Full Color, Small, 2nd Side, Non-Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-066 Copy : Full Color, Small, 2nd Side, MSI Feed
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-067 Copy : Full Color, Large, 1st Side, Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-068 Copy : Full Color, Large, 1st Side, Non-Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-069 Copy : Full Color, Large, 1st Side, MSI Feed
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-070 Copy : Full Color, Large, 2nd Side, Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-071 Copy : Full Color, Large, 2nd Side, Non-Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-072 Copy : Full Color, Large, 2nd Side, MSI Feed
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-101 Print : Black & White, Small, 1st Side, Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-102 Print : Black & White, Small, 1st Side, Non-Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-103 Print : Black & White, Small, 1st Side, MSI Feed
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-104 Print : Black & White, Small, 2nd Side, Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-105 Print : Black & White, Small, 2nd Side, Non-Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set

ChainLink
NVM Name
Setting Range
Default
855-106 Print : Black & White, Small, 2nd Side, MSI Feed
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-107 Print : Black & White, Large, 1st Side, Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-108 Print : Black & White, Large, 1st Side, Non-Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-109 Print : Black & White, Large, 1st Side, MSI Feed
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-110 Print : Black & White, Large, 2nd Side, Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-111 Print : Black & White, Large, 2nd Side, Non-Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-112 Print : Black & White, Large, 2nd Side, MSI Feed
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-131 Print : Two Colors, Small, 1st Side, Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-132 Print : Two Colors, Small, 1st Side, Non-Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-133 Print : Two Colors, Small, 1st Side, MSI Feed
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-134 Print : Two Colors, Small, 2nd Side, Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-135 Print : Two Colors, Small, 2nd Side, Non-Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-136 Print : Two Colors, Small, 2nd Side, MSI Feed
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-137 Print : Two Colors, Large, 1st Side, Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-138 Print : Two Colors, Large, 1st Side, Non-Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-139 Print : Two Colors, Large, 1st Side, MSI Feed
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-140 Print : Two Colors, Large, 2nd Side, Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-141 Print : Two Colors, Large, 2nd Side, Non-Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-142 Print : Two Colors, Large, 2nd Side, MSI Feed
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-161 Print : Full Color, Small, 1st Side, Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-162 Print : Full Color, Small, 1st Side, Non-Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
Version 1.2
PSW Display
2010/08
6-433
6.3.45 NVM 855, 856, 857, 858, 859 Controller
General
General
2010/08
6-434
6.3.45 NVM 855, 856, 857, 858, 859 Controller
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
855-163 Print : Full Color, Small, 1st Side, MSI Feed
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-164 Print : Full Color, Small, 2nd Side, Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-165 Print : Full Color, Small, 2nd Side, Non-Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-166 Print : Full Color, Small, 2nd Side, MSI Feed
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-167 Print : Full Color, Large, 1st Side, Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-168 Print : Full Color, Large, 1st Side, Non-Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-169 Print : Full Color, Large, 1st Side, MSI Feed
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-170 Print : Full Color, Large, 2nd Side, Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-171 Print : Full Color, Large, 2nd Side, Non-Plain Paper
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
855-172 Print : Full Color, Large, 2nd Side, MSI Feed
0~9999999
Read/Write
0: Not set
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295: Total Value
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-435
6.3.45 NVM 855, 856, 857, 858, 859 Controller
General
General
2010/08
6-436
6.3.45 NVM 855, 856, 857, 858, 859 Controller
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-437
6.3.45 NVM 855, 856, 857, 858, 859 Controller
General
General
2010/08
6-438
6.3.45 NVM 855, 856, 857, 858, 859 Controller
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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Version 1.2
2010/08
6-439
6.3.45 NVM 855, 856, 857, 858, 859 Controller
General
General
2010/08
6-440
6.3.45 NVM 855, 856, 857, 858, 859 Controller
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read/Write
0~4294967295
Read
0~4294967295
Read
0~4294967295
Read
0~4294967295
Read
0~4294967295
Read
0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Setting Range
Default
0~4294967295
Read
0~4294967295
Read
0~4294967295
Read
0~4294967295
Read
0~4294967295
Read
0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
Read
0~4294967295
Read
0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
Read
0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
Read
0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
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0~4294967295
Read
0~4294967295
Read
0~4294967295
Read
0~4294967295
Read
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-441
6.3.45 NVM 855, 856, 857, 858, 859 Controller
General
General
6.3.45 NVM 855, 856, 857, 858, 859 Controller
2010/08
6-442
Version 1.2
6.3.46 NVM 860,870,880,900,910,920 Controller

Table 1 NVM 860,870,880,900,910,920 Controller
ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/
Write
Description
860-001 Machine Tel No.
Read/
Write
A max-38-byte character string (Character Code in Controller: S-JIS)
860-002 EP-Front2 Tel No.
Read/
Write
860-003 Installation Staff No.
Read/
Write
5-byte character string (Character Code in Controller: SJIS)
860-004 1Way/2Way Setting
1 : 1Way
Read/
Write
0 : 2Way
1 : 1Way
860-005 EP-DX ID
Read/
Write
860-006 Installation Date (year)
0~99
0xFF
Read/
Write
0 to 99
860-007 Installation Date (month)
1~12
0xFF
Read/
Write
1 to 12
860-008 Installation Date (day)
1~31
0xFF
Read/
Write
1 to 31
860-010 Remote Maintenance Function Setting
0~1
1: Permitted
[NTT Version] 0: Prohibited
Read/
Write
0 : Prohibited
1 : Permitted
860-011 Remote Center Call Function OFF/ON
0~1
Read/
Write
0 : OFF
1 : ON
0~1
Read/
Write
0 : OFF
1 : ON
0~31
Read/
Write
0 to 31 (0: The closing processing is not done.)
860-015 Billing Closing Time (oclock)
0x15
Read/
Write
00h to 23h (00 oclock to 23 oclock) (BCD expression)
860-016 Billing Closing Time (min.)
0x00
Read/
Write
00 to 59 (00 min. to 59 min.) (BCD)
Read/
Write
0 to 31
860-018 Billing Notice Time (oclock)
15
Read/
Write
00 oclock to 23 oclock (BCD expression)
860-019 Billing Notice Time (min.)
30
Read/
Write
00 min. to 59 min. (BCD expression)
860-020 Check/Repair Request function OFF/ON
0 : OFF
Read/
Write
0 : OFF
1 : ON
860-021 On-the-hour Report Qty
Read/
Write
0 to 0xFF
860-012 Alert Sending Function ON/OFF
Alert Send Function Enable
860-014 Billing Closing Date
860-017 Billing Notice Date
Version 1.2
0~31
2010/08
6-443
6.3.46 NVM 860,870,880,900,910,920 Controller
General
General
2010/08
6-444
6.3.46 NVM 860,870,880,900,910,920 Controller
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/
Write
Description
860-022 Auto Notice Time (oclock)
0~23
0xfFF
Read/
Write
[0 to 23]
860-023 Auto Notice Time (min.)
0~59
0xfFF
Read/
Write
[0 to 59]
860-024 Regular-Polling Notice Interval
0~3
0 : No notice
Read/
Write
0 : No notice
1 : Every day
2 : Every week
3 : Every month
860-026 Qty-of-Sheets-Used Notice Interval
0~3
0 : No notice
Read/
Write
0 : No notice
1 : Every day
2 : Every week
3 : Every month
31
Read/
Write
0x01 to 0x31 (BCD expression)
Read/
Write
0 to 6 Qty of days since Sunday
0~0xFFFFFFF 0
F
Read/
Write
860-050 EP-DX to M/C Communication Mode
0~1
0 : G3
Read/
Write
0 : G3
1 : G4
860-051 M/C to EP-Front2 Communication Mode
0~1
0 : G3
Read/
Write
0 : G3
1 : G4
860-111 Counter-by-function Notice Setting
0~1
Read/
Write
0 : Prohibited
1 : Permitted
870-001 Pre Power Off Mode (PSW to Diag)
Normal
Read/
Write
[Normal, Diag] (auto setting)
870-010 XERO : CRU #1 Reduced-Membrane: Current XERO : CRU #1 PR Wear previous value 0~99999999
Value
Read
Value
Read
Value
Read
Value
Read
870-014 XERO : #1CRU WARNING Current Value
860-027 Auto Notice Date (date)

860-028 Auto Notice Day (day of week)
860-032 CRU Replacement Qty
0~6
CRU Exchange Frequency
Read
870-015 XERO : #1DRUM Total CYCLE Current Value XERO : #1DRUM Total CYCLE previous
value
XERO : #1CRU WARNING previous value 0~99999999

0~99999999
Read
value
0~99999999
Read
value
0~99999999
Read
value
0~99999999
Read

ChainLink
PSW Display
Read/
Write
870-019 XERO : #1DRUM DC CYCLE Current Value
XERO : #1DRUM DC CYCLE previous

value
0~99999999
Read

value
0~99999999
Read

value
0~99999999
Read

value
0~99999999
Read
870-023 XERO : #1DRUM AC CYCLE Current Value
XERO : #1DRUM AC CYCLE previous

value
0~99999999
Read

value
0~99999999
Read

value
0~99999999
Read

value
0~99999999
Read
870-027 Xfer : IBT Belt(IMPS)
Xfer : IBT Belt(IMPS) previous value
0~99999999
Read
870-028 Xfer : IBT Belt(CYCLE)
Xfer : IBT Belt(CYCLE) previous value
0~99999999
Read
870-029 Xfer : 1st BTR
Xfer : 1st BTR previous value
0~99999999
Read
870-030 Xfer : Back Up Roll
Xfer : Back Up Roll previous value
0~99999999
Read
NVM Name
870-031 Xfer : 2nd BTR Unit
Xfer : 2nd BTR Unit previous value
0~99999999
Read
870-032 Xfer : Bearing BTR
Xfer : Bearing BTR previous value
0~99999999
Read
870-033 Xfer : Trim on Inside of Transfer Module
Xfer : Trim within Transfer Module previous value
0~99999999
Read
870-034 Xfer : Belt Cleaner Blade
Xfer : Belt Cleaner Blade previous value
0~99999999
Read
870-035 Xfer : Belt Cleaner Film Seal
Xfer : Belt Cleaner Film Seal previous

value
0~99999999
Read
870-036 PH : 1Tray Feed Qty
PH : 1Tray NMBR of Feeds previous value 0~99999999
Read
870-037 PH : MSI Feed Qty
PH : MSI NMBR of Feeds previous value
0~99999999
Read
870-038 PH : 3TM 2Tray Feed Qty
PH : 3TM 2Tray NMBR of Feeds previous 0~99999999

value
Read

value
Read

value
Read

value
Read
870-042 PH : TTM 2Tray Feed Qty
PH : TTM 2Tray NMBR of Feeds previous 0~99999999

value
Read

value
Read
Version 1.2
2010/08
6-445
Description
6.3.46 NVM 860,870,880,900,910,920 Controller
General
General
2010/08
6-446
6.3.46 NVM 860,870,880,900,910,920 Controller
Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/
Write
Description

value
Read
870-045 Fuser, NOHAD: PV (CV) Counter for Checking PV(CV) Counter for FILTER Life previous 0~99999999
Life of Filter for ROS dirt for Replacement
value
Read
870-200 Input Tray Setting
UI Diag Parameters Input Tray
0~9
Read/
Write
0 : Auto
1 : Tray 1
2 : Tray 2
3 : Tray 3
4 : Tray 4
5 : Tray 5
6 : SMH
7 : Tray 6 (HCF)
8 : Tray 7 (HCF)
9 : Interposer
870-202 Specified-Print-Qty (Output Qty) Setting
UI Diag Parameters Total Sets In Job
1~999
Read/
Write
1~999 prints
870-203 Simplex Output/Duplex Output Setting
UI Diag Parameters Paper Plex
0~2
Read/
Write
0 : Simplex
1 : Duplex (head to head)
2 : Duplex (head to toe)
870-204 Paper Type Setting
UI Diag Parameters Media Type
0~79
Read/
Write
0: Plain paper, 1: Recycled paper, 2: Quality paper, 3:

Thin paper, 4: Thick paper 1, 5: Thick paper 2, 6: Thick
1 Side 2, 7: Thick 2 Side 2, 8: Super thick, 9: Super thick
Side 2, 10: OHP, 11: Tack paper, 12: Label paper, 1331: Plain A to S, 32: Thick 1A, 33: Thick 1B, 34: Thick
1S, 35: Thick 1 (side 2)A, 36: Thick 1 (Side 2) B, 37:
Thick 1 (Side 2) S, 38: Thick 2A, 39: Thick 2B, 40: Thick
2S, 41: Thick 2 (Side 2) A, 42: Thick 2 (side 2) B, 43:
Thick 2 (Side 2) S, 44: Thick 1C, 45: Thick 1C (Side 2),
46: Thick 2C, 47: Thick 2C (Side 2), 48: Thick 2D, 49:
Thick 2D (Side 2), 50: Coated paper 1, 51: Coated 1
(Side 2), 52: Coated 2, 53: Coated 2 (Side 2), 54:
Coated 1 Special (exclusive glossy paper), 55-59: Userdefined 1 to 5, 60: Tracing paper, 61: Reused paper, 62:
Tab paper Thick 1, 63: Tab Thick 2, 64: Label paper 1,
65: Label 2, 66: Punched paper, 67: Plain S1, 68: Plain
S2, 69: Recycled paper (Recycled A), 70: Recycled
(Recycled B), 71: Thick 1S1, 72: Thick 1S2, 73: Thick
2E, 74: Thick 2S1, 75: Thick 2S2, 76: Tab paper 1, 77:
Tab 2, 78: Coated paper 1A, 79: Coated 1B
870-205 Color Mode Setting
UI Diag Parameters Color Mode
0~3
[Color] 0
[BW] 3
Read/
Write
0 : 4 colors
1 : 3 colors
2 : mono-color
3 : black & white

ChainLink
NVM Name
Read/
Write
PSW Display
870-206 Single Color Setting
UI Diag Parameters Single Color
0~6
Read/
Write
0 : Black
1 : Yellow
2 : Magenda
3 : Cyan
4 : Red
5 : Green
6 : Blue
870-207 Screen Setting
UI Diag Parameters Screen
0~12
11
Read/
Write
0 : Text
1 : Photo
2 : Binary ED
3 : 24ED
4 : 300DACS
5 : 600
6 : 300
7 : 200C
8 : 200R
9 : 150
10 : FINE
11 : 106 lines
12 : GrayFont (1200)
870-208 LUT Setting
UI Diag Parameters LUT
0~3
Read/
Write
0 : All Off
1 : IOT On
2 : Ctrack On
3 : IOT &Ctrack On
870-209 Density Setting
UI Diag Parameters Coveragein
0~100
Read/
Write
0~100%
870-210 Resolution Setting
UI Diag Parameters Resolution
0~4
Read/
Write
0 : 1200X1200
1 : 1200X600
2 : 600X600
3 : 300X300
4 : Unused
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Version 1.2

ChainLink
NVM Name
870-211 Paper Size (Standard) Setting
PSW Display
UI Diag Parameters Media Size
0~50
5 : A4LEF
879-001 Qty of Occurrences of DMA FIFO READ END

ERROR in ASIC
900Tag 1V~Tag 999V
001~999
Tag 1V~Tag 999V
Read/
Write
Description
Read/
Write
0: A6SEF, 1: A6LEF, 2: A5SEF, 3: A5LEF, 4: A4SEF, 5:

A4LEF, 6: A3SEF, 7: B6SEF, 8: B6LEF, 9: B5SEF, 10:
B5LEF, 11: B4SEF, 12: 5.5x8.5 (Statement) SEF, 13:
5.5x8.5 (Statement) LEF, 14: 7.25x10.5 (Executive)
SEF, 15: 7.25x10.5 (Executive) LEF, 16: 8x10SEF, 17:
8x10LEF, 18: LetterSEF, 19: LetterLEF, 20: 8.46x12.4
(Spanish) SEF, 21: 8.5x13 (Legal13) SEF, 22: 8.5x14
(Legal14) SEF, 23: 11x15SEF, 24: 11x17 (Ledger) SEF,
25: A4CoverLEF, 26: 9x11 (LetterCover) LEF, 27:
12.0x18.0SEF, 28: 12.6x17.7 (SRA3) SEF, 29:
12.6x19.2SEF, 30: 13x18SEF, 31: 13x19SEF, 32: 16 K
(TFX) SEF, 33: 16K (TFX) LEF, 34: 8K (TFX) SEF, 35:
16K (GCO) SEF, 36: 16K (GCO) LEF, 37: 8K (GCO)
SEF, 38: Postcard SEF, 39: Postcard LEF, 40: Double
Postal Card SEF, 41: Postcard (4x6) SEF, 42: Postcard
(4x6) LEF, 43: Postcard (5x7) SEF, 44: Envelope (Standard No. 3) SEF, 45: Envelope (Standard No.3) LEF,
46: Com10LEF, 47: MonarchLEF, 48: DL LEF, 49:
Envelope (Non-standard No. 20) SEF, 50: Envelope
(Non-standard No.6) LEF
Read/
Write
(For analysis of the trouble that no Ethernet communication can be conducted)
0~1
Read/
Write
Tag Info 1V ~999V

0 : OFF
1 : ON
920-001 WEP Installation Status
0~2
0: Not installed
Read/
Write
0 : Not installed
1 : Being installed/removed
2 : Already installed
920-002 WEP Installation Date & Time
0~1
Read/
Write
0 : Not installed
from 1 on: Installation Date & Time (Total seconds accumulated since 1970)
920-003 Destination Address
under adj.
Read/
Write
64-character string+NULL termination
920-004 Destination Path
under adj.
Read/
Write
920-005 EPA Port No.
1~65535
443
Read/
Write
1 to 65535
920-006 EPA HTTPS Proxy Port No.
1~65535
8080
Read/
Write
1 to 65535
920-007 Destination Type
0~1
0: Edge Server
Read/
Write
0 : Edge Server
1 : EPA Server
NULL
Read/
Write
920-008 WEP Installation Staff

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/
Write
Description
920-009 Regular-Polling Cycle
0~56
0 : No regular polling
Read/
Write
0 : No regular polling
1 to 31 : one/month
40 : one/day (every day)
50 : one/week (Sun.)
51 : one/week (Mon.)
52 : one/week (Tues.)
53 : one/week (Wed.)
54 : one/week (Thurs.)
55 : one/week (Fri.)
56 : one/week (Sat.)
920-010 Regular Polling Time (oclock)
0~23
Read/
Write
0 to 23
920-011 Regular Polling Time (min.)
0~59
Read/
Write
0 to 59
920-012 Cycle of Regular Notices of Current-Billing
0: No regular notice
Read/
Write
the same as Regular-Polling Cycle info (920-009)
920-013 Cycle of Regular Notices of Diag Data
0: No regular notice
Read/
Write
the same as Regular-Polling Cycle info (920-009)
920-014 Billing Setting Closing Date (day)
0~31
0: Operation prohibited
Read/
Write
0 : Operation prohibited
1 to 31 (day)
920-015 Billing Setting Closing Time (oclock)
0~23
Read/
Write
0 to 23 (oclock)
920-016 Billing Setting Closing Time (min.)
0~59
Read/
Write
0 to 59 (min.)
920-017 Closed Billing Notice Date (day)
0~31
Read/
Write
1 to 31 (day)
920-018 Closed Billing Notice Date (oclock)
0~23
Read/
Write
0 to 23 (oclock)
920-019 Closed Billing Notice Date (min.)
0~59
Read/
Write
0 to 59 (min.)
920-020 CRU-Replaced Notice Setting
0~1
0: Not notice
Read/
Write
0 : Not notice
1 : Notice
920-021 CRU NearEmpty Notice Setting
0~1
0: Not notice
Read/
Write
0 : Not notice
1 : Notice
920-022 CRU NearFull Notice Setting
0~1
0: Not notice
Read/
Write
0 : Not notice
1 : Notice
920-023 ERU NearEmpty Notice Setting
0~1
0: Not notice
Read/
Write
0 : Not notice
1 : Notice
920-024 Alert Sending Setting
0~1
0: Not notice
Read/
Write
0 : Not notice
1 : Notice
920-025 Diagnosis Request (customer) Setting
0~1
0: Not notice
Read/
Write
0 : Not notice
1 : Notice
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/
Write
Description
920-026 Diagnosis Request (CE) Setting
0~1
0: Not notice
Read/
Write
0 : Not notice
1 : Notice
920-027 Repair Request (KOC) Setting
0~1
0: Not notice
Read/
Write
0 : Not notice
1 : Notice
920-028 Qty of Receivable Requests
1~1
Read/
Write
1 (DMP2007-2a: fixed value)
920-029 Receivable Request Size (byte)
0~4294967295 under adj.
Read/
Write
0~4294967295
920-030 Highest Alert Level of Sent Alerts
0~6
Read/
Write
0~6
920-031 Short-Cycled-Retry Qty
0~255
Read/
Write
0~255
920-032 Short-Cycled Retry Interval (sec.)
0~255
45
Read/
Write
0~255 (sec.)
920-033 Long-Cycled-Retry Qty
0~255
45
Read/
Write
0~255
920-034 Long-Cycled-Retry Interval (min.)
0~255
30
Read/
Write
0~255 (min.)
NULL
Read/
Write
max 256 bytes including NULL termination.
920-035 Proxy Server Name

920-036 Proxy Server Port No.
1~65535
8080
Read/
Write
1~65535
920-037 Proxy: Basic Authentication Setting
0~1
Read/
Write
0 : Disabled (Proxy Auth. not used)

1 : Enabled (Proxy Auth. used)
920-038 Proxy: Basic Certified User Name
NULL
Read/
Write
Max 32 bytes including NULL-terminated character

string. One-byte alphanumerics (A-Z, a-z, 0-9) and onebyte hyphen (-) are only available. Chinese characters,
Japanese hiraganas, katakanas, symbols, etc. are not
available.
920-039 Proxy: Basic Certified Password
NULL
Read/
Write

available.
920-040 Time to Monitor Doc Jam Left Uncleared
0~255
Read/
Write
0 :Function disabled
10~255( min.)
920-041 Time to Monitor Paper Jam Left Uncleared
0~255
Read/
Write
10~255 (min.)
920-042 Time to Monitor Interlock-Open Left Unresolved
0~255
Read/
Write
10~255 (min.)
920-043 Time to Monitor Off-line Left Unresolved
0~255
Read/
Write
10~255 (min.)

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/
Write
Description
920-044 Operation Status Notice Setting
0~1
0: Not notice
Read/
Write
0 : Not notice
1 : Notice
920-045 Operation Status Notice Date & Time (day)
1~31
Read/
Write
1 to 31 (day)
920-046 Operation Status Notice Date & Time (oclock)
0~23
12
Read/
Write
0 to 23 (oclock)
920-047 Operation Status Notice Date & Time (min.)
0~59
30
Read/
Write
0 to 59 (min.)
920-048 Display Scheduled Date for Consumable Delivery
0~1
0: Not displayed
Read/
Write
0 :Not displayed
1 : Displayed
920-049 Address of Server for Product
Read
bbedge2-ex.fujixerox.co.jp
920-050 Path to Server for Product
Read
/IDSPEdge/services/SSMI
920-051 Address of Test (Demo) Server
Read
bbedge2-demo.fujixerox.co.jp
920-052 Path to Test (Demo) Server
Read
/IDSPEdge/services/SSMI
920-053 Software Update (KO) Flag
0~1
Read/
Write
0 : Invalid
1 : Valid
920-054 Software Update (CE) Flag
0~1
Read/
Write
0 : Invalid
1 : Valid
920-055 EPA HTTP Proxy Port No.
0~65535
8081
Read/
Write
0 to 65535
920-056 ERU-Replaced Notice Setting
0~1
0: Not notice
Read/
Write
0 : Not notice
1 : Notice
920-057 Attach User-Agent Header at file download
0~1
1: Attach
Read/
Write
0: Not attach
1: Attach
920-058 Switch for Use of Same Proxy Setting
0~1
Read/
Write
0 : Disabled (on a protocol basis)

1 : Enabled (All protocols share HTTPS setting.)
NULL
Read/
Write
Max 256 bytes including NULL termination
920-059 HTTP Proxy Server Address

920-060 HTTP Proxy Server Port No.
1~65535
8080
Read/
Write
1 to 65535
920-061 HTTP Proxy: Basic Authentication Setting
0~1
Read/
Write
0 : Disabled (HTTP Proxy Auth. not used)

1 : Enabled (HTTP Proxy Auth. used)
920-062 HTTP Proxy: Basic Certified User Name
NULL
Read/
Write

available.
920-063 HTTP Proxy: Basic Certified Password
NULL
Read/
Write

available.
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ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/
Write
920-501 A Single Alert Setting No.1 Chain No.
0~999
Read/
Write
920-502 A Single Alert Setting No.1 Link No.
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
Description

ChainLink
NVM Name
PSW Display
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
0~999
Read/
Write
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6.4.1.1 UI Diagnostic Mode Structure
IISS-Extension
Input Device
Sys-SYSTEM
[UI Screen]
Sys-USER
The "Maintenance / Diagnostics" screen structure is as follows.
Fault Counter
The UI Diag consists of the "Maintenance / Diagnostics" screen.
10. IO Check
Enter the CE Mode and select [Maintenance / Diagnostics]. The following buttons from 1 to 15 are
displayed. However, the items "11. Sub System" to "15. Back Up Files / Restore Files" are displayed on
the second page.
1.
3.
4.
ADF Independent Operation
EP Service Parameters
Fax Diagnostics
Check EP Connection
Hard Disk Failure Prediction Test
Delete EP Certificate
Blank Page Threshold Value
EP Registration / Cancel Registration
Machine ID / Billing Data
NVM Read / Write
HFSI Counter
Registration
7.
12. Adjustment / Others
Software Options
6.
Analog Monitor
11. Sub System
5.
Component Control
EP Service
2.
13. Faults
Tray 5 Guide Adjustment
Jam Counter
Registration Control Setup Cycle
Failure Counter
Regi Measuring Cycle
Shutdown History
System Registration Adjustment
Registration Control Sensor Check Cycle
14. Back Up Files / Restore Files
Back Up Files
Initialize Hard Disk
Restore Backed Up Files
Delete Backed Up Files
Partition A
Print Test Pattern
15. Delete All Certificates/Initialize Settings
MAX Setup
Procon On / Off Print
Adjust Toner Density
Default Developer ATC Setup
IIT Calibration
2nd Transfer Voltage Offset Adjustment
ATC Sensor Setup
TRC Adjustment
LPH EEPROM Self Test
Color Balance Adjustment
8.
Delete All Data
9.
Initialize NVM
IOT
Output (Finisher)
IISS (IIT/IPS)
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6.4.1.2 How to Enter the CE Mode

As the UI display for DocuCentre-IV/ApeosPort-IV C5570/C4470/C3370/C2270 has been updated, the
operating procedure will be explained here.
1.
How to Enter the CE Mode

(1)
Press and hold the <0> key on the Control Panel for 5 seconds or longer and then press the
<Start> button, keeping your finger on the <0> key. The "CE - Type Passcode" screen will
appear.
(2)
Enter the Passcode "6.7.8.9" and select [Confirm].

The message display section will be reversed to let the user know that the mode has changed
to the CE Mode.
2.
How to Enter the Diag screen

(1)
Select [Tools]. The "Tools" screen is displayed.
Figure 2 j0ki64001
5.
"Maintenance / Diagnostics" screen

(1)
Figure 1 j0ki64000
3.
Diag screen menu list

(1)
4.
"Common Service Settings" Group -> press the scroll button at the right side of the Features
menu.
The "Maintenance / Diagnostics" screen is displayed. The following Items can be selected on
this screen.
EP Service
Software Options
NVM Read / Write
Registration
Initialize Hard Disk
Print Test Pattern
MAX Setup
Delete All Data
Initialize NVM
IO Check
Sub System
Adjustment / Others
Diag screen menu
Faults
(1)
Software Upgrade
Delete All Certificates/Initialize Settings
Back Up Files / Restore Files
Select the "Maintenance / Diagnostics" Feature.
6.
"Tools" screen menu list

System Settings
Common Service Settings
Machine Clock / Timers
Audio Tones
Screen / Button Settings
Paper Tray Settings
Image Quality Adjustment
Reports
Fax Control
Maintenance / Diagnostics
Fax Received Options
Watermark
Reduce / Enlarge Presets
Secure Watermark
Original Size Defaults
Force Annotation
Local Terminal Information
Image Log Control
Internet Fax Control
Print Universal Unique ID
Setup
Plug-in Settings
Create Folder
Other Settings
Stored Programming
Copy Service Settings
Create Job Flow Sheet
Copy Tab - Features Allocation
Create Job Flow Sheet Keyword
Preset Buttons
Add Address Book Entry
Copy Defaults
Create Fax Group Recipients
Copy Control
Add Fax Comment
Paper Tray Attributes
Accounting
Custom Colors
Create / View User Accounts
Annotations - Create Comments
Reset User Accounts
Connectivity & Network Setup
System Administrator's Meter (Copy Jobs)
Port Settings
Accounting Type
Protocol Settings
Authentication / Security Settings
Machine's E-mail Address / Host Name
Proxy Server Settings
Outgoing / Incoming E-mail Settings
Remote Authentication / Directory Service
Security Settings
Login Type
Other Settings
Access Control
System Administrator Settings

System Administrator's Login ID
System Administrator's Passcode
Authentication
Print Service Settings
Create / View User Accounts
Allocate Memory
Reset User Accounts
Delete Form
Create Authorization Groups
Other Settings
Authentication
Scan Service Settings
User Details Setup
First Tab
Maximum Login Attempts
Scan Defaults
Passcode Policy
Scan to PC Defaults
Allow User to Disable Active Settings
Output Size Defaults
Job Status Default
Other Settings
Charge / Private Print Settings
Active Jobs View

Completed Jobs View
Fax Service Settings
Overwrite Hard Disk
Screen Defaults
Number of Overwrites
Fax Defaults
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6.4.1.3 How to Exit from the CE Mode

There are 2 ways to exit.
1. Polling Interval: Disabled

2. Latest Billing Data Polling Interval: Disabled
3. Diagnostic Data Polling Interval: Disabled
Exit from the "Tools" screen, hold down the <0> key and simultanously press the <Start> button.
4. Polling Time: 0 Hours 00 Minutes

5. Billing Cut-Off Date & Time: Do Not Set
6. Date to Poll Cut-Off Billing Data: Do Not Set
7. CRU Near Empty Notification: Disabled
8. CRU Near Full Notification: Disabled
9. CRU Replacement Notification: Disabled
10. ERU Near Empty Notification: Disabled
11. Alert Notification: Disabled
12. Display Repair Request Button: Disabled
13. Display EP Diagnostic Button (For KO): Disabled
14. Display EP Diagnostic Button (For CE): Disabled
Check EP Connection: Are you sure you want to check the connection with the server?
Delete EP Certificate: Are you sure you want to delete the EP Certificate from the device?
Check Connection; Cancel

The EP Certificate is required for EP System authentication.
EP Service will become unavailable if the certificate is deleted.
Delete; Cancel
EP Registration / Cancel Registration

BB Registration
Destination Server IP Address
Destination Server Path
Staff ID
Proxy Server
EPA Server Registration
Destination Server IP Address
Destination Server Path
Port Number
Proxy Server Port Number
Staff ID
Cancel Registration
To cancel the registration, press [Start].
NOTE: If selecting "Yes" for "Exit (Keep Log)" or "Exit (Clear Log)" at the "Maintenance / Diagnostics"
screen causes the machine to reboot, it will also exit from CE Mode.
6.4.1.4 Printing Various Reports
6.4.1.5 Main Reports
1.
Enter the CE Mode.
6.4.1.5.1 Debug Log Report
2.
Press the <Machine Status> key on the Control Panel.
3.
Select the "Machine Information" tab on the screen.
4.
Select the [Print Reports] button.
5.
Purpose of the report:

To reduce the CE's workloads when repairing failures by printing out the debug messages recorded
in the NV memory for CE maintenance.
Press the following button. Select the button of the Report to print and press the <Start> button.
Contents of Printout
The specified report will be printed.
Prints out the debug messages recorded in the NV Memory with the time when the data was stored.
The output format is as follows.
[Job Status / Activity Report] button
YYYY/MM/DD HH:MM:SS
Job History Report, Error History Report, Activity Report, Stored Document List.
[Copy Reports] button
6.4.1.5.2 HFSI Report
Configuration Report.
[Printer Reports] button
The HFSI information stored in the IOT will be displayed.
Configuration Report, TIFF Logical Printers List, ART EX Form List, ESC/P Settings List, ESC/
P Logical Printers List, PDF Settings List, TIFF Settings List, ART IV ESC/P User Defined List,
Font List.
[Fax Reports] button
[Folder List] button.
[Job Counter Report] button
[Used Product Return Form] button
[CE] button
"xxxxx" (Recorded message)
Report Name: HFSI Report

Last Date of Visit YYYY/MM/DD
Reports, Address Book, Fax Comments List.
Table 1
Chain-Link
Debug Log Report, HFSI Report, Jam Report, Shutdown Report, Failure Report, Protocol
Monitor Report.
Current Value
Standard Value
xx
xx
xxx-xxx
Numeric values are Numeric values are
6-digit Display
displayed.
displayed.
For Chain-Link
No., refer to 6.3.4.
Average Monthly Value

xx
The screen displays the value
accumulated from the last service call
up to now and the frequency within 30
days calculated by the number of days.
6.4.1.5.3 Jam Report
To check the frequency of the occurrence of jams that have been registered in advance.
Report Name: Jam Report
Table 2
Chain-Link
Counter Value
xx
xxx-xxx
Numeric values are displayed.
6-digit Display
Search for the Chain-Link with the search function.
6.4.1.5.4 Shutdown Report
To output the history registered for the purpose of CE maintenance.
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Up to 50 items registered as System Fail, Paper Jam and Document Jam will be displayed
respectively.
If there is no log, only the item names are displayed and the log is not displayed.
Prints the Fax Activity History to analyze the cause of communication errors. To provide with a
simple measure to identify the cause of communication errors by adding the protocol monitor
function into the FAX terminal itself.
Report Name: Shutdown Report
For the details of the report contents, refer to 6.5.3.
System Fail History

Table 3
Date & Time
Chain-Link
Sheets
Up to 50 items
The date when the trouble xxx-xxx
occurred is displayed.
6-digit Display
Paper Jam History
Table 4
Date & Time
Chain-Link
Sheets
Up to 50 items
6-digit Display
Document Jam History
Table 5
Date & Time
Chain-Link
Sheets
Up to 50 items
6-digit Display
6.4.1.5.5 Failure Report
Purpose of the report: To display the number of fails that has been registered in advance for CE
maintenance.
Report Name: Failure Report
The following reports are displayed:
Table 6
Chain-Link
Counter Value
xx
xxx-xxx
Numeric values are displayed.
6-digit Display
6.4.1.5.6 Protocol Monitor Report
6.4.2.1 Check Request / Repair Request (EP Service):

DC003 (FX Only)
6.4.2.2 Used Parts Collection Notification: DC004 (FX Only)
Purpose
Requests FFL to collect the Used Parts through the EP-SV.
Purpose
Transmits the status (NR Data) of the machine to the FX maintenance server through the EP-SV.
NOTE: Procedures to deal with the EP-SV problems are as follows:
NOTE: You cannot select the request items if EP-SV is not connected to the machine or to the telephone
line.
1.
-> Returns Fail to the Main Processor when EP-SV has received the Used Parts Collection Request
from the Main Processor.
NOTE: The machine shows error if EP-SV is not connected to the machine or to the telephone line.
Procedure
1.
2.
Select [Check Request / Repair Request] on the "EP Service" screen.
3.
Select the following items on the "Check Request / Repair Request" screen.
Check Request
Repair Request
Preliminary Diagnostics Request
4.
Press the [Start] button.
5.
The "Check Request" screen is displayed.
6.
Follow the instruction messages shown in the screen and select [Yes] or [No].
7.
Select [Close] to return to the "EP Service" screen.
3.
If the telephone line is disconnected when communicating with EP-Front

-> Returns Fail (telephone line is disconnected) to the Main Processor when the line is
disconnected.
4.
If EP-SV is retrying, or waiting for redial or executing when EP-SV received Used Parts Collection
Request from the Main Processor.
-> Returns Fail to the Main Processor when EP-SV has received the Used Parts Collection Request
from the Main Processor.
Procedure
1.
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If EP-Front does not answer the phone when EP-SV called EP-Front
-> Returns Fail to the Main Processor when EP-SV cannot be connected to EP-Front even after
making the specific number of calls.
Select [EP Service] on the "Maintenance / Diagnostics" screen.
2.
If the telephone line to EP-SV was busy when EP-SV received the Used Parts Collection Request
from the Main Processor
2.
Select [Used Parts Collection Request] on the "EP Service" screen.
3.
The "Used Parts Collection Request" screen is displayed.
Used Parts Quantity: 1 to 255 (Default is 1)
Customer Representative's Name: Enter the Customer Representative's Name using the
keyboard and select [Save].
4.
Enter the Used Parts Quantity and the Customer Representative's Name where necessary.
5.
6.
Select [Close] to return to the "EP Service" screen.
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6.4.2.3 EP-DX Settings (EP Service) (FX Only)
6.4.2.4 EP-BB Registration (EP Service)
Purpose
The EP-BB connection is:
Performs storage to EP-DX during Installation/Uninstallation/Change

NOTE: This Diag is executed after setting: "NVM 860-001: Local Fax Number (Local ID)", "NVM 860-002:
EP-Front2 Telephone Number", "NVM 860-003: Installation Staff No.", "NVM 860-004: Line Connection
Type", "NVM 850-003: EP Data Send Type" at NVM Read / Write.
NOTE: If the value of NVM (EP Data Send Type) 850-003 is not set to "1" or "2", the [EP Service] button
is not displayed.
NOTE: For detailed procedures, refer to Chapter 9 Installation and Removal.
A feature to establish EP communication using broadband through the Internet. Unlike the conventional
EP connection, this service enables you to receive EP Service just by directly connecting the device
using a network cable. (A converter box between the device and the network is not required)
This connection is called "Direct Internet Connection". (It directly connects to FujiXerox Servers)
For more details, refer to the Next-gen EP System Service Guidance.
Procedure
6.4.2.4.1 EP-BB Registration

Purpose
1.
To perform Registration/Cancellation/Relocation operations.
2.
Select [EP-DX Settings] on the "EP Service" screen.
3.
The "EP-DX Settings" screen is displayed.
Settings Items: Local Fax Number, EP-Front2 Telephone Number, Installation Staff ID, Line
Connection Type
Send button: Registration Request button, Updated Data button (for changing NVM), Cancel
Registration button
4.
Select the intended button and select [Start].
5.
A confirmation message appears. Verify the message and select [Yes] or [No].
6.
NOTE: The EP-BB Registration receives requests from the Service Representative and performs
configuration based on the "EP-BB Installation Order". This Installation Order must be obtained in
advance from the Service Representative.
NOTE: The EP-BB Registration must be performed on a machine that has undergone a complete
Connectivity & Network Setup and hence is capable of operating normally over the network.
1.
Check that the "Settings during Installation > Connectivity & Network Setup" based on "EP-BB
Installation Order" or "Installation Order" of the machine has been completed.
The light will flash indicating that communication of the message is in progress.
Table 1
The machine will automatically reboot after communication has completed.

Settings Item
1
Reference
(IPv4) IP Address
(IPv4) IP Subnet Mask
(IPv4) Gateway Address
DNS Server Address
2.
Set the following items at the "Tools" screen based on the "EP-BB Installation Order".
Set this when the IP Address is managed by DNS.
Table 2
Settings Item
Reference
EP Proxy Server Name
EP Proxy Server Port Number
EP Proxy Server Authentication
EP Proxy Server Login Name
Set this when it is listed in the Installation Order.
EP Proxy Server Password
Basically, the settings for the "EP Proxy Server" is the same as those in the usual "Proxy Server"
that is used for external access.
If the registration has failed, a Fault Code will be displayed. Refer to the Service Manual to solve the
problem.
6.4.2.4.2 Registration Through EPA Server (When Connected Through EP

Communication Aggregation Server)
NOTE: Same as the EP-BB Registration, the EPA Server Registration must be performed on a machine
that has undergone the complete Connectivity & Network Setup and hence capable of operating normally
over the network.
NOTE: The EP Comunication Aggregation Server must also have been completely set up and operating
normally.
1.
Table 3
Figure 1 j0ki61017
Settings Item
Reference
(IPv4) IP Address
DNS Server Address
2.
Enter the UI Diag and select "System Settings" tab > [Maintenance / Diagnostics] > [EP Service] >
[EP Registration / Cancel Registration] > [EPA Server Registration].
Set each item and "Staff ID" (Company Identifier + 5 digits) based on the "EP-BB Installation Order".
3.
Pressing the [Start] button will display the settings confirmation screen. Check the contents and then
select [Yes].
4.
The message "Registering with EPA Server..." is displayed and, within approx. 1 minute,
"Successfully registered." will be displayed.
5.
Exit from the UI Diag.

problem.
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3.
[EP Registration / Cancel Registration] > [BB Registration].
6.4.2.4.3 EP-BB Registration (When Relocating a Device that is Already

Registered to a Different Network)
Perform the EP Cancellation and Registration operations
The settings for "Proxy Server" that was set through "System Settings" tab > [Connectivity &
Network Setup] is displayed as is.
1.
[EP Registration / Cancel Registration].
4.
select [Yes].
2.
Select [Cancel Registration] and select [Start]. Pressing the [Start] button will display the settings
confirmation screen. Check the contents and then select [Yes].
5.
The message "BB registration in progress..." is displayed and, within approx. 1 minute,
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1.
Installation Order" (Relocation) or "Installation Order" of the device has been completed.
Table 4
Settings Item
Reference
(IPv4) IP Address
DNS Server Address
2.
Set the following items at the System Settings screen based on the "EP-BB Installation Order"
(Relocation).
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Table 5
Settings Item
Reference
EP Proxy Server Name
EP Proxy Server Port Number
EP Proxy Server Authentication
EP Proxy Server Login Name
EP Proxy Server Password
Basically, the settings for the "EP Proxy Server" is the same as those in the usual "Proxy Server"
that is used for external access.
3.
[EP Registration / Cancel Registration] > [BB Registration].
Set each item and "Staff ID" (Company Identifier + 5 digits) based on the "EP-BB Installation Order"
(Relocation).
4.
select [Yes].
5.
The message "BB registration in progress..." is displayed and, within approx. 1 minute,
6.

problem.
6.4.2.4.4 EP-BB Registration (When Updating a Device that is Already

Registered Through an Aggregation Server)
NOTE: Same as the EP-BB Registration, the EPA Server Registration must be performed on a machine
that has undergone the complete Connectivity & Network Setup and hence capable of operating normally
over the network.
NOTE: The EPA Comunication Aggregation Server must also have been completely set up and
operating normally.
Perform the EP Cancellation and Registration operations
Figure 3 j0ki61017
1.
[EP Registration / Cancel Registration].
2.
Select [Cancel Registration] and select [Start]. Pressing the [Start] button will display the settings
confirmation screen. Check the contents and then select [Yes].
The message "Cancelling BB registration..." is displayed and, within approx. 1 minute, "Registration
has been cancelled successfully." will be displayed.
EP re-registration after device relocation (assuming the aggregation server is operating)
6.4.2.5 DC129 System Registration Adjustment
1.
Purpose
To print the built-in adjustment test pattern, perform measurements at the specified positions and perform
adjustments to obtain the correct positions.
Table 6
Settings Item
1
(IPv4) IP Address
DNS Server Address
NOTE:For the independent IIT Regi Adjustment, refer to "DC945 IIT Calibration - Optical Axis
Correction".
For the IIT/ADF Skew Adjustment, refer to the IIT/ADF Adjustment Procedures, respectively.
Reference
Procedure
1.
Enter DC129.
Switch to the CE mode and select [System Registration Adjustment] by the following steps.
2.
3.
4.
5.
[EP Registration / Cancel Registration] > [EPA Server Registration].
(1)
(2)
Enter the password "6.7.8.9" and select [Confirm].
(3)
Press the <Log In / Out> button on the Control Panel.
select [Yes].
(4)
(5)
The message "Registering with EPA Server..." is displayed and, within approx. 1 minute,
(6)
(7)
Select [System Registration Adjustment].
2.
problem.

(1)
Select [Output Color] of [For All Trays], and then select either [Black & White] or [Color].
(2)
Specify the Number of Sheets to be printed and select [Print].
(3)
Select [Paper Supply] of [For Individual Trays], and then select the Tray which registration you
want to adjust.
(4)
Do not change the value in [Lead / Side Registration] of [For Individual Trays] and then select
[Adjust] once.
(5)
(6)
Perform measurements on the printout at the specified positions.

Lines can be found 10mm from the paper edge for the Lead Regi, and with the LE at the top,
8.5mm from the left edge for the Side Regi. Those are the correct positions, so select [Lead /
Side Registration] of [For Individual Trays] to align the Lead Regi and Side Regi.
Lead Regi Direction: Upwards (U) indicates narrowing margin, Downwards (D) indicates
widening margin.
Side Regi Direction: Rightwards (R) indicates widening margin, Leftwards (L) indicates
narrowing margin.
<Adjustment amount per step>
Lead Regi Adjustment Step: 0.100mm/step
Side Regi Adjustment Step: 0.106mm/step
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[Adjust] again.
6.4.2.6 DC131 NVM Read / Write
(8)
It is possible to refer to or set/change the NVM data.
(9)
When the screen displays the successful completion message, select [Confirm].
(10) Check the printout. If the positions are correct, end this adjustment. If they are not, repeat
Steps (6) to (9).
Purpose
NOTE: All the NVM data including the NVM for the Key Operator are accessible. However, Billing and
Auditron Administration Password cannot be rewritten.
NOTE: For details on NVM No. (Chain-Link), refer to 6.3.5 until 6.3.46.
Procedure
1.
Select [NVM Read / Write] on the "Maintenance / Diagnostics" screen.
2.
Input the Chain-Link No. and select [Confirm / Change].
3.
The current value and the "New Value" column are displayed.
NOTE: E.g.) The machine does not accept "700-6" as an abbreviation of "700-006". When a
number starts with "0", the "0" must be entered.
4.
Enter the value that you wish to change to into the "New Value" column using the keypad and press
the [Save] button.
The entered entered value can be cleared using the [C] button.
NOTE: If the entered value is invalid, the following message is displayed.
"Incorrect value. Please re-enter."
5.
The entered number is displayed in the "Current Value" column.
6.
Select [Close] to return to the "Maintenance / Diagnostics" screen.
6.4.2.7 DC330 Component Control (IO Check)
6.4.2.8 DC140 Analog Monitor (IO Check)
Purpose
Purpose
Displays the logic state of Input Component input signals and operates the Output Components.
Monitors the Analog value of the A/D converted sensor, by operating each component (such as C.C).
You can temporarily change the output value.
Note: For details on the Component Control (Chain-Link) Codes, refer to 6.3.1 and 6.3.2
NOTE: For details on the Analog Monitor, refer to 6.3.3.
Procedure
1.
Select [IO Check] on the "Maintenance / Diagnostics" screen.
2.
Select [Component Control] on the "IO Check" screen.
3.
Enter the Chain-Link No. of the Input/Output component (6 digits) using the keypad.
Procedure
1.
Select [IO Check] on the "Maintenance / Diagnostics" screen.
2.
Select [Analog Monitor] on the "IO Check" screen.
3.
NOTE: E.g.) The machine does not accept "1-300" as an abbreviation of "001-300". When a
number starts with "0", the "0" must be entered.
4.
The "Analog Monitor" screen is displayed.
"Input / Output" column: Component type (Input / Output component)
"Enabled / Disabled" column: Operation states - Enabled (Checking in progress), Disabled

(Checking stopped)
"Level" column: Displays the received output level value. (Level: 0-65535)
[Change Output Level] button: Input the output level that is desired to change and check the
Output Level of the output component temporarily. Select the [Change Output Level] button,
enter the value using either the keypad on the screen or the arrow keys and press [Confirm].
[Enter Number] button: Refer to Step 4
[Show Current Status]: Refer to Step 4
Press the [Start] button. Component operation is started.
To proceed further, select the [Enter Number] button on the screen, enter the Chain-Link No.
and press [Start].
NOTE: The status of the latest turned ON component is displayed on the screen.
To check the status of a previously turned ON component, select the [Enter Number] button,
enter the Chain-Link No. of that component and press [Show Current Status]. The status of the
previously turned ON component is displayed.
4.
Select [Cyclic Motion] for the component to repeat the operation.
5.
"Input / Output" column (component type), "Status" column (Operation status: High/Low), and
"Counter" column (Operation Count) are displayed on the "Component Control" screen.
6.
Press the [Stop] button to stop the component operation.
7.
Select [Close] to return to the "IO Check" screen.
To proceed further, select the [Enter Number] button on the screen, enter the Chain-Link No.
and press [Start].
NOTE: The status of the latest turned ON component is displayed on the screen.
5.
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enter the Chain-Link No. of that component and press [Show Current Status]. The status of the
previously turned ON component is displayed.
Select [Close] to return to the "IO Check" screen.
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6.4.2.9 DC355 Initialize Hard Disk
6.4.2.10 Software Options
Purpose
Purpose
To initialize the Hard Disk partition A only.
Enter the software key (password) to enable the optional functions installed in the device. (Can also be
set up in the Machine Administrator Mode)
Procedure
1.
Select [Initialize Hard Disk] on the "Maintenance / Diagnostics" screen.
Procedure
2.
Select [Partition A] and press [Start].
1.
Select [Software Options] on the "Maintenance / Diagnostics" screen.
3.
Select [Yes] after the confirmation message is displayed.
2.
Enter the password of the software option using [Keyboard] on the "Software Options" screen.
Partition A of the Hard Disk is initialized.
NOTE: Software key (password) error occurs in the following situations.
4.
When "Partition A has been initialized." is displayed, select [Confirm].
Input mistake
5.
Inconsistent model code and machine number
Issuance mistake (Wrong software key (password) number)
3.
Press the [Reboot] button.
4.
6.4.2.11 Delete All Data
6.4.2.12 DC355 Hard Disk Failure Prediction Test (Sub System)
Purpose
Purpose
Deletes the data in the Hard Disk, ESS PWB NVRAM, and Backup RAM (User defined/registered
information and information recorded automatically by the system). (Can also be set up in the Machine
Administrator Mode)
Perform failure prediction test for Hard Disk (HDD).
Procedure
1.
Select [Delete All Data] on the "Maintenance / Diagnostics" screen.
2.
A Message is displayed on the "Delete All Data" screen.
3.
4.
Confirmation Message is displayed. Select [Delete].
5.
The message "Deleting data..." is displayed.
6.
The message indicating the completion appears.
7.
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Procedure
1.
Select [Sub System] on the "Maintenance / Diagnostics" screen.
2.
Select [Hard Disk Failure Prediction Test] on the "Sub System" screen.
3.
The "Hard Disk Failure Prediction Test" screen is displayed.
4.
Follow the instructions on the screen and press [Start].
5.
The result is displayed on the "Hard Disk Failure Prediction Test" screen.
6.
If the result is NG, Fault Code is displayed.

Take action according to the message and press the [Confirm] button.
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6.4.2.13 DC527 ADF Independent Operation (Sub System)
6.4.2.14 DC500 Blank Page Threshold Value (Sub System)
Purpose
Purpose
To set the value that is used to determine a blank document when performing blank page detection for
FAX machines.
Procedure
1.
2.
Select [ADF Independent Operation] on the "Sub System" screen.
3.
The "ADF Independent Operation" screen is displayed.
4.
Following the message, set the document on the DADF. (Max 3 sheets)
5.
6.
Follow the instructions on the screen and press [Confirm].
7.
(For machines that are used often by visually impaired users, the CE performs document background
settings using this tool)
NOTE: The UI Diag adjustment will always be performed immediately after "Blank Page Threshold
Value". (The FAX Skip Blank Pages Feature becomes valid when the NVM: 820-123 value is set to "1")
Procedure
1.
2.
Select [Blank Page Threshold Value] on the "Sub System" screen.
3.
The "Blank Page Threshold Value" screen is displayed.
4.
Following the message, set the document on the DADF. (A4LEF)
5.
6.
1 Sided Scan is performed by the DADF, the "Threshold Value Coefficient" is displayed and set.
7.
[System Data Adjustment]

1.
Blank Data Estimation Correction Coefficient (NVM: 820-127)

The adjustment range is from 1000 to 1500. Increasing this value may cause even non-blank
documents to be detected as blanks, while lowering it results in only document that are practically
blank papers to be detected as blanks.
2.
Blank Detection Threshold Correction Coefficient (NVM: 820-128)

The adjustment range is from 0 to 500 (Default: 250). Increasing this value may cause even nonblank documents to be detected as blanks, while lowering it results in only document that are
practically blank papers to be detected as blanks.
6.4.2.15 Signals Sending Test (Sub System/Fax Diagnostics)
NOTE: Do not input anything other than the above values.
Purpose
5.
To test whether the signal is sent or not and how the sending level is adjusted by sending various signals
to each channel.
Procedure
1.
2.
Select [Fax Diagnostics] on the "Sub System" screen.
3.
Select [Signals Sending Test] on the "Fax Diagnostics" screen.

The following buttons will appear.
Table 1
Button Names
Contents
Line
Lines 0.1.2.3.4.5. All can be selected.
Signal Number
Press number with the keypad on the Control Panel.
4.
Enter the Line Number/Signal Number and select [Send Signals].

To stop sending signals, select [Cancel Sending].
If an error occurs, the Chain/Link No. will be displayed.
Table 2
Line/Signal
Number
Contents
17
Single tone 2100 Hz
45
V.29 9600 bps
49
V.17 14400 bps
61
V.8 (ANSam)
152
V.34 28800 bps
21
DTMF (for Dial) ''1''
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
DTMF (for Dial) ''*''
32
DTMF (for Dial) ''#''
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6.4.2.17 DC612 Print Test Pattern
Purpose
Purpose
To test for trouble of the relay, voltage value, and current value by turning ON/OFF various relays that are
used in the NCU.
Performs copy quality check and isolates the problems by printing the Test Pattern in the machine.
Performs No Paper Run.
Procedure
1.
Procedure
2.
Select [Fax Diagnostics] on the "Sub System" screen.
1.
3.
Select [Relay On/Off Test] on the "Fax Diagnostics" screen.

The following buttons will appear.
2.
Select [Print Test Pattern] on the "Maintenance / Diagnostics" screen.
3.
Enter the Pattern Number and set the Paper Supply, Output Color, Quantity, as well as Cin.
Table 1
Button Names
Contents
Line
The Lines 1.2.4. All are displayed.
4.
Enter [NVM Read / Write] from the "Maintenance / Diagnostics" screen and set the NVM
prerequisite for each of the Patterns listed in the following table.
If the Pattern Number prerequisite is wrong, it cannot be executed. Refer to the following table for
the prerequisites for each pattern.
Output Color: 4C, 3C, K, Y, M, C, R, G, B
Paper Supply: Paper Tray and Paper Type (MSI selected)

*Paper Sizes usable in MSI: A4 LEF, 8.5x11" LEF, A3, 11x17"
Select a Line Number and select [Relay On].
*Paper Type (details):
To turn a relay Off, select [Relay Off].

5.
If an error occurs, the Chain/Link No. will be displayed.
Heavyweight: Heavyweight (A, B, C, S), Heavyweight Reload (A, B, C, S), Extra Heavyweight
(A, B, C, D, S), Extra Heavyweight Reload (A, B, C, D, S)
Plain Paper: Plain (A, B, C, D, E, F, G, S)

Gloss: Gloss, Gloss Reload, HW Gloss, HW Gloss Reload,
4.
Quantity: 1 to 999
Cin: 0% to 100%, is only valid when Pattern Number 2 (Half Pattern) is selected.

NOTE: When Pattern Number is set to "71: No Paper Run", empty rotation is performed as many
times as the number set in Quantity (1 to 99). Press the [Stop] button to stop.
Patterns and Prerequisites

Table 1
Pattern
Number
Name
Quantity Tray
Paper Type
90 Degree Grid (IOT)
1~99
Tray 1 to 4, MSI
Heavyweight, Plain, Lightweight, 4C

Transparency, Labels, Coated
Slanting Grid (IOT)
1~99
Tray 1 to 4, MSI
Heavyweight, Plain, Lightweight, 4C, 3C, K, Y, M, C, 870-203: 0 or 1

R, G, B
870-207:7
For checking of the reproducibility of fine lines.
A1 Patch Pattern (IOT)
1~99
Tray 1 to 4

Transparency
870-203: 0 or 1
870-207:7
For visual checking of Regi Control A1 Patch.
B Patch Pattern (IOT)
1~99
Tray 1 to 4, MSI

870-203: 0 or 1
870-207:7
For visual checking of Regi Control B Patch.
C Patch Pattern (IOT)
Tray 1 to 4
4C
870-203:0
870-207:7
For visual checking of Regi Control C Patch.
C-TRACS Check PG (IOT)
Tray 1
4C
870-203:0
870-207:7
For calibration, gradation pattern for Print calibration.
Output Color
NVM Settings
Reference
870-203: 0 or 1
870-207:7
Alignment measurement.
Table 1
Pattern
Number
Name
Quantity Tray
Procon PG (IOT)
10
16-gradation PG (IOT)
Paper Type
Output Color
NVM Settings
Reference
Tray 1
4C
870-203:0
870-207:7
Procon, Gradation, Defect detection.
Tray 1
3C, Single Color, K 870-207:7

870-211:4~6
WARNING
Cannot be used in 4C. (Cold offset occurs)
11
Full Halftone (IOT)
Tray 1
Single Color, K
870-207:7
Defect detection
12
Single K Full Halftone (IOT)
Tray 1
870-207:7
Defect detection at single K mode
13
Drum Pitch Halftone (IOT)
Tray 1
4C
870-207:7
Defect detection/for shipment inspection
14
LPH Line Adjustment Chart

(found in IOT) (IOT)
Tray 1
4C
870-207:7
For LPH line detection
15
LPH Line Adjustment Chart

(found in LPH) (LPH)
Tray 1
4C
870-207:7
For LPH line detection and for identifying causes of

Video data failure
16
X'talk Evaluation Chart

(for failure analysis) (IOT)
Tray 1
4C
870-207:7
For detection of LPH power-related defects
51
Simple Binary Calibration PG

(Controller)
Tray 1
4C
870-207:11

Print calibration
52
Multi-value Simple Calibration

PG (Controller)
Tray 1
4C
870-207:11

Print calibration
53
Binary C-TRACS Check PG

(Print) (Controller)
Tray 1
4C
870-207:11
54
Binary Procon PG (Controller)
Tray 1
4C
870-207:11
55
Multi-value C-TRACS Check PG 1

(Print) (Controller)
Tray 1
4C
870-207:11
56
Multi-value Procon PG
(Controller)
Tray 1
4C
870-207:11
60
Ladder Pattern (multi-value)

(Controller)
Tray 1
4C
870-207:11
Defect detection/Banding
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6.4.2.18 DC945 White Reference Adjustment (MAX Setup/IIT

Calibration)
6.4.2.19 DC945 Optical Axis Correction (MAX Setup/IIT

Calibration)
Purpose
Purpose
To perform automatic correction for IIT White Sensitivity Level and Gray Balance.
To automatically measure and adjust skew for Platen and Side Regi.
NOTE: Perform this when there are smears and gray contamination etc. of the IIT.
NOTE: Perform this when something is clearly wrong with the Platen Regi skew.
Procedure
Procedure
1.
Select [MAX Setup] on the "Maintenance / Diagnostics" screen.
1.
2.
Select [IIT Calibration] on the "MAX Setup" screen.
2.
3.
Select [White Reference Adjustment] on the "IIT Calibration" screen.
3.
Select [Optical Axis Correction] on the "IIT Calibration" screen.
4.
Follow the instructions on the screen and press [Start]. (Load 10 or more sheets of blank A3 paper
on the Platen)
4.
NOTE: The machine carries out the following operations.
5.
5.
(1)
Performs shading to stabilize the IIT state.
(2)
Obtains the shading data.
(3)
Performs sampling of white paper data to calculate and set the White Reference Correction
Coefficient. (Written into NVM 715-092 to 094)
(4)
Performs shading to reflect the result of the White Reference Adjustment.
Select [Close] to return to the "IIT Calibration" screen.
Open the platen cover, make sure there is nothing on the glass, and execute.
The following data are displayed on the screen after execution.
Result: OK / NG
Front NUT Correction Angle: numeric display
Rear NUT Correction Angle: numeric display
6.
If NG, run the necessary adjustment.
7.
6.4.2.20 DC919 Color Balance Adjustment (MAX Setup)
6.4.2.21 DC924 TRC Adjustment (MAX Setup)
Function
Function
To perform fine adjustment of the center value of the low density/medium density/high density output
balance for each color Y, M, C and K (Black) for copy images.
Manual Density Adjustment. Manually sets the offset amount of the ADC-LUT created by the ADC patch
and finely adjusts the gradation.
The center of color adjustment in Customer Mode will be changed by this setup.
NOTE: When performing this adjustment, make sure that there is no problem with the IOT. After
performing the auto gradation adjustment, only perform adjustment for density, especially highlight or
central gradation when necessary.
This adjustment is only applicable to the copy function.
Perform this adjustment only when requested by the customer.
Adjustment Overview
Operation Content
1.
User can select the color balance adjustment value from -4 to +4 (9 levels) for low density, middle
density, and high density outputs for each Y, M, C, K (Black) color, respectively. "0" is the default
value. The image will become lighter (lower density) from -1 to -4, and darker (higher density) from
+1 to +4.
2.
Image adjustment is carried out in the TRC section of the IIT/IPS according to the set value.
3.
Keep the set value as the NVM of the IISS.
4.
When Output Color is "BW", the adjustment value for "K" becomes effective.
Procedure
1.
1.
The gradation adjustment amount can be set from the screen in 1/128 units (-128 to +127) for the
L/M/H gradation of each color Y, M, C and K. (0 indicates no adjustment. + numbers increase the
density, and - numbers reduce the density)
2.
To set whether or not to apply the TRC Adjust, set the availability using the switch "Target" from the
screen.
3.
Upon entering the adjustment screen, the NVM value "M LUT" for the L/M/H of each color [Y], [M],
[C] and [K] and the status of the "Target" will be displayed.
4.
The "M LUT" for each color can be changed on the adjustment screen.
5.
"None" or "Copy & Print Jobs" is displayed for the status of the "Target". This setting can be
changed from the screen.
6.
When the [Start] button on the screen is selected, the corresponding NVM is updated for the
"M LUT" and "Target" status displayed on the screen.
Enter DC919.
[UI Diag]
Switch to the CE mode and select [Color Balance Adjustment] according to the following steps.
(1)
Hold down the <0> key for 5sec, then press the <Start> button to switch to CE mode.
Procedure
(2)
Enter the password "6.7.8.9" and press the [Confirm] button.
1.
(3)
Select [Tools] on the Control Panel.
(4)
Switch to the CE mode and select [TRC Adjustment] according to the following steps.
(5)
Select [Common Service Settings].
(1)
(6)
Select [Maintenance / Diagnostics].
(2)
(7)
Select [MAX Setup].
(3)
Select [Color Balance Adjustment].
(4)
(5)
(6)
(8)
2.
Enter DC924.
[UI Diag]
Change the respective low density, medium density and high density output of each color Y, M, C
and K (Black) with a value from the range -4 to +4 in the DC919 screen and select the [Start] button,
then check the image quality in the copy visually to obtain the customer's required image quality .
2.
3.
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Select [MAX Setup].
(8)
Select [TRC Adjustment].
Change the respective low density, medium density and high density output of each color Y, M, C
and K (Black) with a value from the range -128 to +127 in the DC924 screen and select the [Start]
button, then check the image quality in the copy visually to obtain the customer's required image
quality .
Select "Target" from the following:
None
Copy & Print Jobs
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6.4.2.23 DC937 Procon On / Off Print (MAX Setup)
(8)
Select [Procon On / Off Print].
Function
(9)
Select [Procon "Off" Print].
The DC937 Procon ON/OFF Print contains the following two modes:
Procon "On" Print:

Print mode that uses the current Procon data for which Procon (Process Control) Soft and TRC
Adjust are enabled.
Procon "Off" Print:

Mode for which only the functions in IOT are available and that performs printing with Procon etc.
turned OFF.
Compare the above two modes to identify whether the current print quality is caused by the image quality
failure of Procon etc. or of the IOT status.
[Procon "On" Print]
Procedure
1.
Enter DC937.
[UI Diag]
Switch to the CE mode and select [Procon "On" Print] according to the following steps.
2.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
Select [MAX Setup].
(8)
Select [Procon On / Off Print].
(9)
Select [Procon "On" Print].
Load A4 or A3 paper into Tray 1 and press [Start].

1 sheet of the built-in PG "Pcon PG" is output and the execution result is displayed.
3.
Check the image quality of the print in Procon ON status with the data displayed in image quality.
[Procon "Off" Print]

Procedure
1.
Enter DC937.
[UI Diag]
Switch to the CE mode and select [Procon "Off" Print] according to the following steps.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
Select [MAX Setup].
2.
Load A4 or A3 paper into Tray 1 and press [Start].

1 sheet of the built-in PG "Pcon PG" is output and the execution result is displayed.
6.4.2.24 DC945 IIT Calibration (MAX Setup)

Function
<White Reference Adjustment> Calculates and sets the White Reference Correction Coefficient.
<CCD Calibration> Corrects the IIT sensitivity dispersion.
<Optical Axis Correction> Reads the glass registration position (lead/side) at the platen opening
during the replacement of lense unit and calculates the amount of registration skew based on the
variation from the target value.
4.
Follow the instructions on the screen, then place the Test Chart (STP5001, 499T276) on the Platen
and press [Start].
5.
The following obtained data are displayed on the screen after execution.
<Retrieval of Side 2 Shading Correction Data> Retrieve the shading data of CIS White Reference
Board (Shading Jig) for 2 Sided to check for dust.
NOTE: When "White Reference Adjustment" and "CCD Calibration" are performed together,
perform "CCD Calibration" after "White Reference Adjustment" is performed.
6.
b*Correction Coefficient
b*Patch Measured Value
b*Standard Value
Result
Reflection Ratio (R, G, B, Y, M, C, K)
Reflection Ratio Result
<Optical Axis Correction>

Purpose
<White Reference Adjustment>
To automatically measure and adjust skew for Platen and Side Regi.
Purpose
To perform automatic correction for IIT White Sensitivity Level and Gray Balance.
NOTE: Perform this when something is clearly wrong with the Platen Regi skew.
Procedure
NOTE: Perform this when there are smears and gray contamination etc. of the IIT.
1.
NOTE: For White Reference Adjustment, it is necessary to change the value of the NVM (715-006)
according to the paper used during adjustment.
2.
3.
Select [Optical Axis Correction] on the "IIT Calibration" screen.
Procedure
4.
5.
The following data are displayed on the screen after execution.
1.
2.
Open the platen cover, make sure there is nothing on the glass, and execute.
3.
Select [White Reference Adjustment] on the "IIT Calibration" screen.
4.
Follow the instructions on the screen and press [Start]. (Load 10 or more sheets of blank A3 paper
on the Platen)
Front NUT Correction Angle: numeric display
Rear NUT Correction Angle: numeric display
NOTE: The machine carries out the following operations.

(1)
5.
Performs shading to stabilize the IIT state.
Result: OK / NG
6.
If NG, run the necessary adjustment.
7.
<Side 2 Shading Correction>
(2)
Obtains the shading data.
(3)
Performs sampling of white paper data to calculate and set the White Reference Correction
Coefficient.
Procedure
1.
(4)
Performs shading to reflect the result of the White Reference Adjustment.
2.
3.
Select [Side 2 Shading Correction] on the "IIT Calibration" screen.
<CCD Calibration>
4.
Clean the Document Cover, make sure that it is not dirty, and press [Start].
Purpose
5.
When the Side 2 Shading Data is obtained successfully after reading completes, the message
"Execution Completed" appears. When failed, the Fault Code screen appears.
To perform automatic correction for the CCD Color Sensitivity Dispersion.
NOTE: Perform this when the yellow component of the image looks abnormal.
Procedure
1.
2.
3.
Select [CCD Calibration] on the "IIT Calibration" screen.
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After Side 2 Shading is performed, if there is image quality trouble on the copy sample such as
vertical streaks in the Side 2 image quality, clean the CIS Glass surface and the surface of the
White Reference Board (Shading Jig). Then, execute the Retrieval of Side 2 Shading
Correction Data again.
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6.4.2.25 DC950 ATC Sensor Setup (MAX Setup)
6.4.2.26 DC949 Default Developer ATC Setup
Function
Purpose
To acquire the sensitivity correction values "Correction Coefficient" and "Correction Offset" for adjusting
the ATC sensor output from the bar code numbers which display the sensitivity attribute in every ATC
sensor. The bar code numbers are set in NVM "Bar Code Number" manually from this adjustment screen.
Immediately after the replacement of a developer with known toner density, this sets the ATC Target
Value by having the ATC Sensor measure the toner density of the developer. This can also work as the
check function of the ATC Sensor, which measures the toner density of the developer and displays only
the Fail judgment results.
When this adjustment is required:

When this adjustment is required:
Developer replacement
ATC Sensor replacement
Operation Overview
Developer replacement
ATC Sensor replacement
Upon entering the adjustment screen, the NVM values "Bar Code Number", "Correction Coefficient"
and "Correction Offset" for each of the colors [Y], [M], [C] and [K] will be displayed.
The "Bar Code Number" value displayed on the adjustment screen can be rewritten with the keypad.
By selecting the [Start] button on the screen, the NVM "Bar Code Number", "Correction Coefficient"
and "Correction Offset" for each of the colors [Y], [M], [C] and [K] will be updated after calculation
based on the "Bar Code Number" value displayed on the screen at that time. The "Correction
Coefficient" and "Correction Offset" screen displays will also be updated at the same time.
CAUTION
The functions of the menus described here have great effect on the print quality and operation of the
machine. In addition, they include the adjustment functions used at shipment, so do not change the
settings unless specified otherwise in this manual.
Procedure
1.
Enter DC949.
Procedure
[UI Diag]
1.
Enter DC950.
Switch to the CE mode and select [Default Developer ATC Setup] according to the following steps.
[UI Diag]
(1)
Hold down the 0 button for 5sec, then press the <Start> button to switch to CE mode.
Switch to the CE mode and select [ATC Sensor Setup] according to the following steps.
(2)
(1)
(3)
(2)
(4)
(3)
(5)
(4)
(6)
(5)
(7)
Select [MAX Setup].
(6)
(8)
Select [Default Developer ATC Setup].
(7)
Select [MAX Setup].
(8)
Select [ATC Sensor Setup].
2.
Input the number indicated on the replaced sensor into the Bar Code Number on the screen and
press the [Start] button.
Check that the "Correction Coefficient" and "Correction Offset" have been changed.
2.
Select "ON/OFF" for the "Setting Switch" for each color [Y] [M] [C] [K] of the Developer Housing
Assembly and select [Start].
The display will change from "Routine in progress..." -> "Measurement Result" and "Setup Result".
6.4.2.27 DC991 Adjust Toner Density (MAX Setup/Tone Up /

Down)
6.4.2.28 DC671 Regi Measurement Cycle (Registration)
Purpose
To measure the color registration and display the status by indicating OK/NG.
Purpose
To determine the toner density in the Developer Unit TC from the difference between the ATC Sensor
input value and the reference value and then use the result to perform Tone Up / Down.
NOTE: Paper is required to run this diagnostic.
This cycle performs the color regi measurement that includes the detection of AC component to
determine the condition of AC control (Drum Drive, Belt Drive, etc), which is one of the color regi
components.
Procedure
NOTE: Correction is not performed.
1.
Performs regi measurement to determine the condition of the AC control.
2.
Select [Adjust Toner Density] on the "MAX Setup" screen.
Checks that the Belt control etc. are operating normally.
3.
Set the Number of Sheets for each color (Y, M, C, K) and press [Start].
Measures/displays the amount of color shift relative to Black in the Fast Scan/Slow Scan direction.
Press the [Stop] button to stop.
Displays the result of comparison with the target value as OK/NG.
4.
Select [Close] to return to the "MAX Setup" screen.
NOTE: For NG, "NG" is displayed in the UI Diag.
Procedure
1.
Enter DC671.
Switch to the CE mode and select [Regi Measuring Cycle] according to the following steps.
2.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
Select [Regi Measuring Cycle].
Press [Start] on the DC671 screen.

Displays "OK" or "NG" in the "Result" column.
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3.
If "NG" is displayed, refer to the appropriate FIP and fix the problem. If the result is "NG" for both
AC/DC, fix the AC problem first.
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6.4.2.29 DC673 Registration Control Sensor Check Cycle
6.4.2.30 DC675 Registration Control - Setup Cycle (Registration)
Purpose
Purpose
To check if the misregistration detection system from the Regi Control (MOB Sensor) is operating
normally.
To set the most appropriate Regi Control correction value for skew etc. at the first execution when
replacing the LPH etc. (details of the relevant parts will be described in the note below).
This is a self-diagnosis cycle to check that the detection system can operate properly. To verify that the
detection result is "Zero Misregistration", the color shift amount is detected using CUI patch (Cyan
monochromaticity) and the misregistration detected in the MOB sensor is displayed on the UI screen.
The Setup Cycle is made up of the following 2 functions.
In addition, this detected shift amount result is compared with the target value to perform OK/NG
judgment and the result is also displayed. Correction is not performed.
NOTE: For NG, "NG" is displayed in the UI Diag.
Procedure
1.
2.
Function 2: On entering a setup cycle, the IOT does not start. The Regi Control shift correction amount is
displayed automatically on the UI screen and is used as a tool for determining the cause when a failure
occurs.
Enter DC673.
Switch to the CE mode and select [Registration Control Sensor Check Cycle] according to the
following steps.
NOTE: Perform this Diag for the following operations. After that, perform "DC671 Regi Measuring Cycle".
(1)
2nd BTR replacement/detachment
(2)
IBT Belt replacement/detachment
(3)
IBT CLN Unit replacement/detachment
(4)
Belt Module replacement/detachment (recommended)
(5)
Deve replacement/detachment
(6)
(7)
Select [Registration Control Sensor Check Cycle].
Select [Start] on the DC673 screen.

Displays "OK" or "NG" in the "Result" column.
3.
Function 1: Performed right after assembling or during field installation or when replacing a key part.
Also, this is a Regi Control Full Cycle that can be performed in the Diag. mode right after the NVM is
initialized. Executing this function corrects the Color Registration into the predefined range. The
corrected shift amount for each color is saved in the NVM and it is displayed at normal completion.
LPH replacement/detachment
Procedure
1.
Enter DC675.
Switch to the CE mode and select [Registration Control - Setup Cycle] according to the following
steps.
If the Measured Value is more than 10 above the Target Value, "NG" will be displayed.
When NG, check that Cyan is being printed and replace the MOB Sensor Assembly.
When Cyan is not being printed, repair the Marking accessories including the Deve.
NOTE: If Cyan is printed, Pattern No. 5 - "C Patch Pattern" in DC612 can be used to perform
checking.
2.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
Select [Registration Control - Setup Cycle].
Select [Start] on the DC675 screen.

The shift amount for each color is corrected automatically.
6.4.2.31 DC301 Initialize NVM
6.4.2.32 DC132 Machine ID / Billing Data (Adjustment / Others)
Purpose
Purpose
To perform initialization for any NVM area.
To repair the mismatch of the Serial No., Product No. and Billing Counter Value among the PWB when
ESS PWB or MCU PWB is being replaced, set those values stored in the non-replaced PWB to the
replaced PWB.
NOTE: At NVM Initialize, do not initialize the settings for Billing Counter, M/C Serial No., Market, HFSI,
Shutdown History, and Jam/Fail Counter. The values of Shutdown History and Jam/Fail Counter are
cleared by the process that is specified at Diag Exit (Exit Diagnostics).
Settings set up by the users, such as Fax Speed Dial Registration Data, Folder Registration Data, and
User Managed Auditron, and individual passwords can be erased by KO Tool.
NOTE: NVM Initialization Precautions
After initializing the NVM, take out the inspection sheet that comes with the machine and input the
NVM values ("ATC Setup Coefficient", "ATC Setup Offset", "ATC_Barcode_No", and "deltaATC
target Setup correction") that are listed for each color. If this action is not performed, the toner
density control will not be performed correctly and may cause image quality problems.
Procedure
DC132 can be executed when one of the following failures occurs:
124-324 (Billing Counter is mismatched at 3 positions)
124-325 (Billing Counter is mismatched at 1 positions)
124-312 (Any Product No. Mismatch)
124-313 (Any Serial No. Mismatch)
124-310 (Product No. Fail: Not initialized)
124-311 (Serial No. Fail: Not initialized)
1.
Select [Initialize NVM] on the "Maintenance / Diagnostics" screen.
NOTE: There are 3 locations that have Serial No., Product No. and Billing Counter, with 1 location on
the MCU PWB and 2 locations on the ESS PWB.
2.
The "Initialize NVM" screen is displayed.
3.
Select the area to be initialized.
Target areas: IOT, Input Device, Output (Finisher), Sys-SYSTEM, IISS, Sys-USER, and Fault
Counter
4.
5.
Follow the message shown on the "Initialize NVM" screen and select [Yes] or [No].
6.
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The IOT displayed on the UI screen, namely, MCU PWB, SYS1, and SYS2, represent the ESS
PWB.
NOTE: This function can only be used when failure has occurred.
(This function is supposed to be available with the failure active.)
When exiting the Service Mode after setting up the Serial No., the failure will be canceled.
(The Test Pattern Print is not available with the Fail active.)
Procedure
1.
Select [Adjustment / Others] on the "Maintenance / Diagnostics" screen.
2.
Select [Machine ID / Billing Data] on the "Adjustment / Others" screen.
3.
The "Machine ID / Billing Data" screen is displayed.
4.
Follow the instructions on the screen, select the PWBA that was not replaced or the PWBA with the
correct data and press [Start].
5.
Enter the Serial Number and select [Confirm].
6.
Select [Close] to return to the "Adjustment / Others" screen.
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6.4.2.33 DC135 Initialize HFSI Counter (Adjustment / Others)
6.4.2.34 DC118 Jam Counter (Faults)
Purpose
Purpose
To initialize the HFSI Counter.
Displays the No. of occurrences of jams from the time of reset on completion of the previous servicing up
to now.
NOTE: For details on the HFSI Counter Codes, refer to 6.3.4 in Chapter 6.
Procedure
1.
Select [Adjustment / Others] on the "Maintenance / Diagnostics" screen.
2.
Select [HFSI Counter] on the "Adjustment / Others" screen.
3.
The "HFSI Counter" screen is displayed.
4.
Input the Chain-Link No. and select [Reset Current Value].
Procedure
1.
Select [Faults] on the "Maintenance / Diagnostics" screen.
2.
The following Items are displayed on the "Faults" screen.
The specified HFSI Counter is reset and the message "Job completed." is displayed on the screen.
5.
Print and verify the HFSI Report as necessary.
6.
Select [Close] to return to the "Adjustment / Others" screen.
Current Faults
Jam Counter button
Failure Counter button
Shutdown History button
3.
Select [Jam Counter].
4.
The following Items are displayed on the "Jam Counter" screen.
Chain-Link
Count
NOTE: Based on the data obtained from the Main Processor, the PSW displays the paper/
document jam history.
5.
Displays failures from the last exit from the Service Mode with "Exit (Clear Log)" until now.
The Count is reset when exiting from the Service Mode by using "Exit (Clear Log)".
Select [Close] to return to the "Faults" screen.
6.4.2.35 DC120 Failure Counter (Faults)
6.4.2.40 DC122 Shutdown History (Faults)
Purpose
Purpose
Displays the No. of occurrences of failures from the time of reset on completion of the previous servicing
up to now.
Displays history classified into 4 categories: Document Jam, Paper Jam, Failure, and Last 40 Faults.
Procedure
Procedure
1.
1.
2.
2.
Current Faults
Jam Counter button
Jam Counter button
Current Faults
3.
Select [Shutdown History].
4.
The following Items are displayed on the "Shutdown History" screen.
3.
Select [Failure Counter].
4.
The following Items are displayed on the "Failure Counter" screen.
The Chain-Link, Date & Time, and Total CV of the selected button are displayed on the screen.
Chain-Link
Paper Jam button
Count
Document Feeder Jam button
Failure button
Last 40 Faults button
NOTE: The screen displays the Failure History based on the data obtained from the Main
Processor.
5.
NOTE: The screen displays the Failure History based on the data obtained from the Main
Processor.
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Selecting any of the [Paper Jam/Document Feeder Jam/Failures/Last 40 Faults] button displays the
Chain-Link, Date & Time, and Total CV of the selected button.
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6.4.2.41 DC912 2nd Transfer Voltage Offset Adjustment

Purpose
To adjust the secondary transfer voltage to accomodate the various types of paper that are available in
the market.
Procedure
1.
Load the paper to be adjusted for into the Tray and perform "Paper Type Settings" at the System
Administrator Menu. (Refer to the following table for the paper type settings)
Table 1 The Relationship Between the Classification on the UI and the

Paper Type (Factory Settings)
UI Classification
Paper Type
Bond Paper
Plain A
Plain (Tray Default Setting)
Plain B
Recycled
Plain C
Reload
Plain B
Heavyweight
Heavyweight A
Heavyweight (Reload)
Heavyweight A (Reload)
Extra Heavyweight
Extra Heavyweight A
Extra Heavyweight (Reload)
Extra Heavyweight A (Reload)
Custom Paper 1 Image Quality
Plain B
Figure 1 j0wa62000
*2 You can also skip the printing of Test Pattern.
Also take note that because the Test Pattern is meant to be printed on an A3 size, some patterns may be
missing when printed on other sizes. (Refer to Figure 1)
E.g. As A4 LEF becomes the later half of the pattern, although the patch number at the paper lead edge
is "9", the transfer output will be printed as "1".
2.
3.
Select [2nd Transfer Voltage Offset Adjustment] on the "MAX Setup" screen.
4.
Select [Paper Supply] and select the Tray that contains the paper to perform adjustment for.
5.
Select [Paper Type] and select the paper type that was set in Step 1.
1.
Whether there are any white spots in the K color patch (if there are, it indicates excessive voltage)
6.
Select [Print] to output the Test Pattern (*2).
2.
Whether the mixed K looks bluish (if it is, it indicates insufficient voltage)
7.
Select what you would consider as the best value (*3) among the "2nd Transfer Voltage Offset
(1~16)" Test Patterns and select [Adjust].
3.
Whether the halftone granularity is good (it is it bad, it indicates excessive voltage)
8.
Select [Close] to end.
*3 The selection points are:
6.4.2.42 ESS-related Hardware Diagnostic Function
CAUTION
The USB 1.1 Host Port that is hidden at the back of the ESS PWB cannot be used.
The following two types of functions are provided as the ESS System Component Diagnostics Functions.
1.
Download Diag
If the installed Memory is a Card Reader, remove the Memory Card Reader before performing the
Diag. Connection using extension cables are not guaranteed.
2.
Long Boot Diag
Things to Note for USB Memory
The function descriptions are as follows.
(1)
Do not use the USB memory (tool) to store any confidential/personal information.
(2)
Install a security software in the USB memory.
Download Diag
1.
You can download the security software [KeySafe Plus] for [Secure EasyDisk] from the
Information Systems Dept. home page
File Name/Version (as of 2009.7.14)
http://docubase.ssc.fxhq.fujixerox.co.jp/security/support/usb/
Table 1
File Name
DIAG_ESS_Kisyu_090616.bin
Version
V9.6.16
2.
Table 2
Target Model
Recommended USB memory
IO Data, EasyDisk Platinum 2, ToteBag Smart (TB-AT)
To prevent losing the USB memory, attach the strap that comes with the tool.
(4)
Job Logs that include job names and job owner names are encrypted before saved. The
diagnostic result logs are not encrypted because they do not contain confidential/personal
information.
Areas in the USB memory that are covered by the security function cannot be automatically
accessed. Set the security function to leave an unsecured area of 50MB or more so that it can be
used as temporary space to perform diagnostics/logging.
Operating Environment
ApeosPort-IV C2270/C3370/C4470/C5570
DocuCentre-IV C2270/C3370/C4470/C5570
(3)
3.
Download Diag Overview

The Download Diag provides the following 2 functions.
(1)
We recommend that you use a USB memory that is currently registered as a service tool
(499T08261).
Connect it to the USB 2.0 Port located at the front Panel.
ESS-related Hardware Diagnostic Function

Copy the diagnostic program into a USB memory in advance. Plug the USB memory into the
machine and turn ON the power while pressing <Energy Saver> + <Stop> + <9> (keypad) to
diagnose any failures in the ESS PWB and installed memory/HDD, etc. The Diag takes approx.
5mins.
The diagnostic results (PASS/FAIL/SKIP) are displayed on the Control Panel and recorded into
the USB memory as a diagnostic result log.
* "SKIP" is displayed when the optional parts are not detected.
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The diagnostic results are saved as a text file right under the DIAG folder.
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procedure.
(2)
Table 3
Panel LCD Display String
Panel LED
ESS-related Logging Function

*Logging function is not available for machines that are not installed with HDD.
Create a folder named "LOG" in a USB memory in advance. Plug the USB memory into the
machine and perform Download Diag to store the ESS-related logs in the "LOG" folder.
This function can retrieve logs at the same level (detail) as the [Logging Tool] and it can
retrieve all the errors that have occurred in the past (the ones stored in the HDD). However,
active logs cannot be retrieved. The required operation time is 3 to 5 minutes (depending on
size).
The logs are saved into a new folder that is created right under the "LOG" folder.
The folder names are as follows:
LED 1
String 2 Note 1 Note 3
LED 2
Note 4
Contents
String 1
When recording the log into the

USB memory for log record
USB MEDIA IS RECORDING SKIP

NOW
COMPLETE
Blinking Off
When checking the availability of

USB PC for log record
USB PC IS CHECKING
Blinking Off
When recording the log into the

USB PC for log record
USB PC IS RECORDING
NOW
SKIP
When each diagnostic SW is

running and when the diagnostic
results are re-displayed Note 2
XXX
("XXX" is the Test Item)
Refer to item 1-5.
PASS
DETECT
NOT DETECT
Blinking Off
COMPLETE
Blinking Off
FAIL XXX *5
Off
SKIP
Off
When the diagnostic results are re- ---DIAG PROGRAM NG

displayed Note 2
RESULT---
None
Blinking Off
When the diagnostic results are re- NO PROBLEM

displayed Note 2, every diagnostic
result is "OK"
None
Blinking Off
When a fatal error has occurred
None
Off
---FATAL ERROR OCCUR---
On
Note 1: String 2 is displayed after String 1 in the next line.

Note 2: When the display has reached the end line of the Control Panel (e.g. when there are a lot of
test items), this indicates the results that are displayed again after all tests have been completed.
This will not be shown if the display does not reach the end line of the Control Panel.
Note 3: Indicates the "Data" LED.
Note 4: Indicates the "Error" LED.
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Note 5: Indicates the Error Code at the occurence of FAIL.

CAUTION
* If the Download Diag is performed from a PC via USB connection, logs cannot be obtained.
4.
If any of the following situation occurs at the LED display on the Panel, escalate it based on the
trouble flow characteristics.
Control Panel/LED Indication Specifications

The list shows the string displayed on the Control Panel and the lighting status of the Control Panel
LED during each processing sequence of the diagnostic program.
Table 3
Panel LCD Display String
Panel LED
LED 1
String 2 Note 1 Note 3
Contents
String 1
When the diagnostic program

starts
---DIAG PROGRAM START--- None
LED 2
Note 4
Blinking Off
When the diagnostic program has ---DIAG PROGRAM END--finished
None
Off
When checking the availability of

USB memory for log record
DETECT
Blinking Off
USB MEDIA IS CHECKING
NOT DETECT
Off
Off
5.
[When a fatal error has occurred] (LED 1: OFF/ LED 2: ON)
LED 1 stopped blinking regardless of whether the diagnostics has completed or not
The diagnostic results are not displayed after the Test Names were displayed on the UI Panel
Diagnostic Contents/Displayed Results/Actions

This section explains the contents of the diagnostic test in the order they are performed.
Table 4
If there are more than one test items with "NG" result, action must be taken starting from items that
were tested earlier.
Table 4
Test Name
Test Contents
No. (Overview)
1
UI Panel VRAM Test

VRAM read/write verify
test
UI Panel Display Test
Control Panel Diagnostic

Display (Test Result
Display
Name)
DRAM Test
Standard Memory read/
write verify test (diag
time: approx. 45 sec)
DRAM Test
Extension Memory read/
write verify test (diag
time: approx. 45 sec)
Serial Line
Communication Test 1
IIT and Data Link Layer
communication test
Test Contents
No. (Overview)

Display
Name)
Error
Code Action to take if "NG"
IOT COMM
E04
Serial Line
PASS
FAIL
IOT and Data Link Layer

communication test
(1)
Check the contact of every

module and ESS (between
the cables/boards)
(2)
Remove and reinstall the

ESS PWB
Nothing
(Because this
is performed in
the first
processing
sequence
before the UI
display)
None
Nothing
(Because this
is performed
in the first
processing
sequence
before the UI
display)
(1)

ESS RAM DIMM #1/#2
(2)
Replace the ESS RAM

DIMM #1/#2
(3)
Replace the relevant

module
(3)
Replace the ESS PWB
(4)
Replace the BP PWB
Grid Pattern
None
Nothing
(Because this
is performed
in the first
processing
sequence
before the UI
display)
(1)

ESS PWB
(2)
Disconnect and reconnect

the UI Cable
(3)
Replace the UI Cable
(4)
Replace the UI
(5)
Replace the BP PWB
UI Panel display visual

check
Error
Test Name
SYSTEM
MEMORY M1
PASS
FAIL
SKIP
SYSTEM
MEMORY M2
IIT COMM
E02
E03
PASS
FAIL
E01
(6)
Replace the ESS PWB
(1)

ESS RAM DIMM #1
(2)
Replace the ESS RAM

DIMM #1
(3)
Replace the ESS PWB
(1)

ESS RAM DIMM #2
(2)
Replace the ESS RAM

DIMM #2
(3)
Replace the ESS PWB
(1)

ESS PWB
(2)
Replace the ESS PWB
ZEUS ASIC Test

ASIC copy path operation
test
E24
E05
ASIC print path operation

test
I2C Device Read / Write

Verify Test
NVM Read / Write Verify

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If the Serial Line

Communication Test 1 is
"FAIL", check the
connection with the IIT
(remove and reinstall the
ESS PWB)
(2)
If the IIT Test is "FAIL",

replace the IIT-Related
Parts
(3)
Replace the ESS PWB
(1)

ESS RAM DIMM #1/#2
(2)
Replace the ESS RAM

DIMM #1/#2
(3)
Replace the ESS PWB
PASS
FAIL
E06
(1)
Check the EP ROM

contacts (for bent and
broken pins, etc.)
(2)
Escalation
NVM PWB
ESS
PASS
FAIL
E08
(1)

PWBA MF-NVM
(2)
Replace the PWBA MFNVM
OS management area
test
Font ROM Test
Replace the ESS PWB
(1)
SEEP ROM 1
MAC Address inclusive

SEEPROM test
Option Font ROM

checksum test
PASS
FAIL
ZEUS ASIC Test
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(5)
OPTION FONT PASS

ROM
FAIL
SKIP
E10
(3)
Replace the ESS PWB
(1)

Font ROM DIMM #1
(2)
Replace the Font ROM

DIMM #1
(3)
Replace the ESS PWB
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Test Name
Table 4
Test Name
Test Contents
No. (Overview)

Display
Name)
Error
Test Contents
No. (Overview)
10
CLOCK
E11
17
Real Time Clock

Operation Test
PASS
FAIL
Calendar register test

(read only)
11
Flash Memory Test
(2)
Serial Line
EP Machine and Data
Link Layer
communication test
13
PDF High Compression

PDF PWB Test
HDD Test
16
E19
(1)

Riser PWB
(2)

Image EXT PWB
(3)
Replace the ESS PWB
(3)
Replace the Riser PWB
Replace the ESS PWB
(4)
Replace the Image EXT

PWB
EP
ACCESSORY
COMM
PASS
FAIL
SKIP
E15
(1)

the cables/boards)
HIGH-COMP
PDF PWB
HDD
PASS
FAIL
SKIP
PASS
FAIL
SKIP
E16
E17
E27
HDD file check

Energy Saver Mode
Operation Test
ENERGY
SAVE MODE
E18
Auto Energy Saver/

Recovery test
PASS
FAIL
SKIP
(1)
FILE SYSTEM PASS

FAIL
SKIP
File System Test
Replace the PWBA MFNVM
IMAGE-LOG
PWB
E14
HDD self test and read/

write verify test
15
IMAGE-LOG PWB Test

Image Log Board
memory test and Image
Path check
PASS
FAIL
ESS PWB and PDF High

Compression Board
communication
establishment verification
test (diagnosis time: max.
2 mins)
14

PWBA MF-NVM
Error
ESS ROM
Flash Memory checksum

test
12
(1)

Display
Name)
PASS
FAIL
18
Ethernet Test
Ethernet PHY Chip
Register read/write verify
test
(2)

module
(3)
Replace the ESS PWB
Serial Line
Communication Test 2-2
(1)

Riser PWB
IOT and Data Link Layer

communication test
(2)

Image COMP PWB
(3)
(4)
Replace the Image COMP

PWB
(5)
Replace the ESS PWB
(1)

the HDD Cable
(2)

HDD
(3)
Replace the FPC Cable
(4)
Replace the HDD ASSY
(5)
Replace the ESS PWB
(1)
Format the HDD (<Energy

Saver> + <Stop> + <4>)
and check if it can recover
(1)
Escalation
19
20
Serial Line
Communication Test 1-2
(5)
Replace the ESS PWB
PASS
FAIL
SKIP
E21
(1)
Replace the ESS PWB
IOT COMM (2) PASS

FAIL
E04
(1)

the cables/BP boards)
(2)

ESS PWB
(3)

module
ETHERNET
PHY
IIT COMM (2)
PASS
FAIL
E01
IIT and Data Link Layer

communication test
21
IIT Test
IIT built-in board
operation test
22
IIT
DIAGNOSIS
Fax Communication Test Fax COMM

Test of communication
with the Fax Card
(4)
Replace the ESS PWB
(5)
Replace the BP PWB
(1)

ESS PWB
(2)
Replace the ESS PWB
PASS
FAIL
Refer to item 1-5-1.
PASS
FAIL
SKIP
E28
(1)
Check the insertion point

of the USB Cable
(2)

the Fax Cable
(3)

ESS PWB
(4)
Replace the Fax Card
(5)
Replace the BP PWB
(6)
Replace the ESS PWB
(1)
Table 4
Test Name
Test Contents
No. (Overview)
23
Fax Mini PWB Test
The main content of the diagnosis are as follows:

Display
Name)
FAX
Fax Mini PWB self test
24
PARALLEL IF PWB Test

PARALLEL IF Card
connection test
25
GBE LE PWB Test
PARALLEL IF
PWB
GBE LE PWB
Gigabit Ethernet Card

connection test
26
USB Hub Test

USB Hub connection test
Diagnostic Contents/Displayed Results
USB HUB
PASS
FAIL
SKIP
PASS
FAIL
SKIP
PASS
FAIL
SKIP
PASS
FAIL
SKIP
Error
E31
E32
E33
E23
(1)
Check the insertion point

of the USB Cable
(2)

the Fax Cable
(3)

ESS PWB
(4)
Replace the Fax Card
(5)
Replace the BP PWB
(6)
Replace the ESS PWB
(1)

Riser PWB
(2)
E30
E34
Analog signal check of the Lamp/CCD, etc.
Image quality check using Built-in Test Patterns
Open circuit check using harness test signals
If an error is detected, a 3-digit code is displayed. The code is made up of one higher digit and
two lower digits, each of which corresponds to the codes (faulty parts). Note that if a
communication failure has occurred between the Controller and the IIT, "99999" will be
displayed.
Table 5
Code

Parallel Port PWB
Faulty Parts/Fault Contents
01
PWB Assy-LED
02
KIT-LENS
03
CABLE-FFC, CCD
10
CORD-SLIDE
12
Cable Assy-IIT/CONT
HRNS Assy-Main TOP
(3)

the Conversion Cable
14,17
18
PWBA GAP
(4)
99999
(5)
Replace the Parallel Port

PWB
Communication failure between the

Controller and the IIT
(6)
Replace the Conversion

Cable
(7)
Replace the ESS PWB
(1)
A method that uses a USB memory
(1)

Riser PWB
(2)
A method that uses a PC via USB connection
(1)
Use a USB memory
(2)

GIGA BIT PWB
(3)
(4)
Replace the GIGA BIT

PWB
6.
There are 2 ways to perform the Download Diag.
Preparation
i.
(5)
Replace the ESS PWB

ESS PWB
(2)

the USB Cable and the
Power Harness (USB HUB
& BP)
Replace the BP PWB
(4)
Replace the USB HUB

PWB
(5)
Replace the ESS PWB
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URL: http://download.tsc.ksp.fujixerox.co.jp (Firmware download page)
ii.
(1)
(3)
Procedure
Create a "DIAG" folder right under the root of the USB memory and copy the diagnostic
program into that folder.
*Diagnosis Programs for other models can also be stored in the same DIAG folder without
causing any problem.
iii.
If you also want to retrieve the ESS Logs, create a "LOG" folder right under the root of the
USB memory in advance.
Diagnostic Procedure
i.
Turn OFF the machine and connect the USB Memory to the USB 2.0 Port at the left hand
side of the Control Panel.
ii.
Turn ON the machine while pressing the <Energy Saver> + <Stop> + <9> keys at the
same time.
(Hold down the 3 buttons until "DIAGLOAD" is displayed.)
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downloaded from the USB memory.
If a "LOG" folder has been created in the USB memory to record logs, the log will be
retrieved before the "DIAG PROGRAM READ" is displayed.
CAUTION
If "DIAG PROGRAM READ" is not displayed even after approx. 20sec had passed, turn
OFF the power, remove the USB memory, and then check whether the correct diagnostic
program exists in the "DIAG" folder in the USB memory.
iii.
After the Diagnosis Program has been completely downloaded, the message "DIAG
PROGRAM EXECUTE" is displayed and the diagnosis program runs.
iv.
Once the diagnosis starts, diagnostic status and results are displayed on the Control
Panel.
If the diagnostic result is "FAIL", refer to item 1-5 (described previously) and resolve it.
v.
Once the diagnosis is complete, the message "USB MEDIA IS RECORDING" is

displayed and the diagnostic results are recorded in detail into the USB memory.
vi.
After the recording into the USB memory has been completed, the message
"---DIAG PROGRAM END---" is displayed and the Download Diag is completed.
*Note that depending on the machine configuration and error status, the message
"---DIAG PROGRAM END--" may be displayed somewhere else other than at the bottom
of the screen.
vii.
(2)
Turn the machine OFF and make sure that the power is completely off before removing
the USB memory.
Using a PC via USB connection.
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ii.
From the "Printer Model" pull-down menu, select "DownloadDiag" and click [Next].
iii.
Turn ON the machine while pressing the <Energy Saver> + <Stop> + <9> keys at the
same time.
iv.
Return to the PC.
(Hold down the 3 buttons until "DIAGLOAD" is displayed.)

When the following screen is displayed, click [Next].
Preparation
Copy the file for firmware set version into a PC and connect the PC to the machine with a USB
Cable.
CAUTION
If the Diagnosis Program is not transferred to the machine within 2 minutes after turning ON the
power while pressing the <Energy Saver> + <Stop> + <9> keys, the Download Diag is not
working properly.
The Diagnosis Program for Download Diag is transferred to the machine.

When transfer has been completed, the following is displayed. Select [Finish] to close the
downloader.
Firmware upgrade has completed.
Model name: DownloadDiag
In this case, the Diag Item No. 5 "IOT and Data Link Layer Communication Test" is a FAIL
(E04).
Prepare the PC before starting the machine in Diag mode (<Energy Saver> + <Stop> + <9> +
Power ON).
i.
Activate the firmware downloader.
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At the machine, after "DIAG PROGRAM READ" is displayed, "DIAG PROGRAM

EXECUTE" is displayed to indicate that the Diagnosis Program has started running.
Table 6
From here onwards, the Diag is fully performed at the machine side.
v.
For the screen displays when the Diag is running, refer to item 1-5 because they are the
same as when using the USB memory.
22
When the Diag has completed, "---DIAG PROGRAM END---" is displayed. Turn OFF the
machine.
24
Long Boot Diag

Turn ON the power while pressing <Energy Saver> + <Start> to diagnose any failures in the ESS PWB
and installed memory, etc. This completes in approx. 2 minutes because fewer items are diagnosed
compared to in the Download Diag.
Test Name
Test Contents (Overview)
UI Panel Display
(Fault Code)
HDD Test
HDD device test
016-366
UFS test
016-367
Image Log Test
Image EXT PWB test
016-368
25
PDF High Compression PDF

Test
Image COMP PWB test
016-369
26
Standard ROM Write Mode

Test
QRY test
016-336
Revision History
Turning ON the power while pressing the <Energy Saver> + <Start> will automatically start the
diagnostics.
If an error is detected, the Error Code (Chain-Link) will be displayed on the Control Panel.
Table 7
Creation Date/
Revision Date
Edition
Contents
2009/7/28
1st Edition
(Unlike in the Download Diag, the diagnostic result of each item is not displayed.)
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Diagnostics Contents
The following shows the Diag Items and the Fail Codes that are displayed for "NG" Diagnostic Results.
Table 6
Test Name
Test Contents (Overview)
UI Panel Display
(Fault Code)
Standard RAM Test
Standard RAM read/write verify test
116-315
Extension RAM Test
Extension RAM read/write verify test
116-316
Standard ROM Test
Standard ROM checksum test
116-317
NVRAM Test
NVRAM read/write verify test
116-323
BP PWB Disconnect Detection Disconnect detection of BP PWB
016-327
UI Cable Disconnect Detection Disconnect detection of UI Cable
016-326
Font ROM Test
Standard Font ROM checksum test
116-380
8
9
10
SEEPROM Test
SEEPROM read/write verify test
016-351
SEEPROM expected value data test
016-350
11
Timer Test
Timer operation check (RTC) test
116-364
12
IIT Test
IIT device test
016-315
18
UI Test
UI device test
016-362
19
USB 1.0 Host Test
USB 1.0 Host device test
016-371
20
USB 2.0 Host Test
USB 2.0 Host device test
016-364
21
USB 2.0 Device Test
USB 2.0 Target device test
016-365
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6.4.2.44 Back Up Files / Restore Files
Purpose
Purpose
The Device UI Download feature is aimed to simplify the Firmware upgrade operation. It is a feature that
makes it no longer necessary to have a PC or USB Memory, which is currently needed, to perform
Firmware upgrade. When the machine is connected to the Network, this feature can obtain the Firmware
upgrade file from the server, store it in the HDD within the machine, automatically transit to the Download
Mode and then perform the Firmware upgrade.
The Back Up Files / Restore Files feature is provided so that the machine can be restored to its
operational state at the point when it was backed up in case its operation has become unstable, etc.
The backup can be stored in the machine built-in HDD or in a USB memory (service tool).
NOTE: For the detailed procedure, refer to [ADJ 35.2.1] in Chapter 4.
From among the following software upgrade methods, this feature is called the Remote method.
Table 1
Method
Overview
DLD method
Upgrade by using a Parallel Cable or USB Cable.
PJL method
Upgrade by using a LAN Cross Cable.
Device UI method
Upgrade by using a Network.
NOTE: For the detailed procedure, refer to [ADJ 35.1.1] in Chapter 4.
Preparations
Preparation
Before performing backup into a USB memory, create a folder named "backup" in the USB memory.
Make sure you print the Configuration Report before performing the operation.
Table 1 Data that can be backed up
Data list
When backing up to HDD When backing up to USB Memory
Firmware download file
ESS NVRAM
HDD resource area
HDD folder area
KIV: Only for machines with HDD.

Document data is excluded.
HDD management information area O
KIV: Only for machines with HDD.
Store the Firmware in a Web Server that is operating on the customer's intranet.
Procedure
1.
Enter the UI Diag and select [System Settings] -> [Common Service Settings] ->
[Maintenance / Diagnostics] -> [Software Upgrade] on the second page.
2.
Input the Web Server information on the UI screen.
3.
Select [Download Now] on the UI screen.
4.
The machine will automatically reboot after the download has completed.
Procedure
1.
2.
Turn OFF the machine and disconnect the Network Cable and Telephone Line that are connected to
the machine.
The following steps will differ depending on the backup destination.
[When backing up to HDD] Turn ON the power, enter the UI Diag and select "Back Up Files /
Restore Files".
[When backing up to USB Memory] Connect the USB, turn ON the power, enter the UI Diag and
select "Back Up Files / Restore Files".
3.
The following icons will appear.
Back Up Files
HDD
USB Memory
Restore Backed Up Files
HDD
USB Memory
Delete Backed Up Files
HDD
USB Memory
Backing Up Files
1.
Table 3
Select the [Back Up Files] icon, select [Hard Disk] or [USB Memory], and select [Start].
Table 2
Selection
Process detail
The restoration is done in the following steps:
(1) The ESS NVRAM is updated.
Selection
Process detail
When Hard Disk is selected
Data is backed up into the log image area in the HDD.
When USB Memory is

selected (for machines
without HDD)
When USB Memory is

selected (for machines with
HDD)
A backup file is created in the backup area of the HDD and the firmware
is encrypted and stored in a folder named "backup" in the USB memory.
2.
When USB Memory is

selected (for machines
without HDD)
The firmware is encrypted and stored in a folder named "backup" in the

USB memory.
(2)
The system will automatically reboot and start up.
After the Restore Backed Up Files has completed, disconnect the USB memory, print the
Configuration Report, and check the version.
[Delete Backed Up Files]

1.
Select the [Delete Backed Up Files] icon, select [Hard Disk] or [USB Memory], and select [Start].
Table 4
The file name when saving to the USB Memory is defined as follows.
"BACKUP_" + "Product Code" + "_" + "Serial Number" + "_" + "yymmddhhmm" + ".AES".
Selection
Process detail
E.g.) BACKUP_NC100229_185123_0610031651.AES
Restoring Backed Up Files
When Hard Disk is

selected
Instructing the deletion of HDD backup files erases the HDD backup files in the
HDD.
1.
When USB Memory

is selected
Instructing the deletion of USB backup files erases the USB backup files in the
HDD.
Select the [Restore Backed Up Files] icon, select [Hard Disk] or [USB Memory], and select [Start].
NOTE: (1)When the HDD does not contain any backup file, the restore instruction will result in error.
(2)
When the backup file and the serial number do not match (the restore was not performed for
the same machine), it will result in error.
(3)
When the "backup" folder of the USB memory contains multiple backup files, the latest backup
file (based on the file name) will be used in the restoration.
(4)
When backup files can be found in both the USB memory and the HDD, those in the USB
memory will have a higher priority to be used in the restoration.
Table 3
Selection
Process detail
When Hard Disk is selected

(1) The HDD backup target areas of the HDD are initialized.
(2)
When USB Memory is

selected (for machines with
HDD)
The HDD backup target areas of the HDD are updated.
(3)
The ESS NVRAM is updated.
(4)
The system will automatically reboot and update the firmware.
(5)
After the firmware is updated, it will automatically reboot.

(1) The USB backup target areas and folder areas of the HDD will be
initialized.
(2)
The USB backup target areas of the HDD are updated.
(3)
The ESS NVRAM is updated.
(4)
The system will automatically reboot and update the firmware.
(5)
After the firmware is updated, it will automatically reboot.
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6.4.2.45 Delete All Certificates/Initialize Settings
6.4.2.46 UI (Control Panel) Self Diagnosis Function
Purpose
The Self Diagnosis Function that is introduced from 8th UI PF onwards is as follows.
Due to corrupted certificate file, etc., there are cases where the certificate data becomes unusable as it
repeatedly gets turned OFF upon activation, even after accessing [SSL / TLS Settings] under
[Connectivity & Network Setup] -> [Security Settings] to turn it ON. In such cases, performing "Delete All
Certificates / Initialize Settings" enables you to delete all certificates (Self Signed Certificate, Device
Certificates Get Utility Certificate, and CWIS Imported Certificate) other than the Next-gen EP Feature
Certificates that are used for billing management, thus allowing the system to recover without having to
delete all HDD/NVM data.
Table 1
No. Target Diagnostic Item
Operation
Mode
Description
Display Fail Code (123-333) (Same as

existing)
"Interrupt" "Log In / Out" LED blinks (repeats

2 times)
Display Fail Code (123-352)

3 times)
Write Control Panel internal error log

4 times)
Can be differentiated from UI Cable Half

Connector
Communication
NOTE: Not available for FXCL.

2
Procedure
1.
Select [Delete All Certificates / Initialize Settings] on the "Maintenance / Diagnostics" screen.
2.
A Message is displayed on the "Delete All Certificates / Initialize Settings" screen.
3.
4.
A confirmation message appears. Select [Yes].
5.
After the "Delete All Certificates / Initialize Settings" has completed, the machine will automatically
reboot.
Read EEPROM for Sys
UI Cable Half Connector
24V Supply Line Voltage Level

Monitoring
5V Supply Line Voltage Level

Monitoring
Fax One Touch Key Not

Connected
(Initial Detection)
Fax One Touch Key Not

Connected
(Usual Detection)
Hard Key Pressed Continuously (10 Keys, Services Home Key/

Fax One Touch Key)
Touch Panel
Write EEPROM for Sys

5 times)
Can be differentiated from UI Cable Half

Connector
Send Ver Ans. via communication line to the

Controller
Do not leave in Controller log

6 times)
Save 023-600 in Controller log
Skipping the Origin Point Correction brings

you to the Touch Check screen
Pressing continuously saves 023-601 in

Controller log

7 times)
Table 1
No. Target Diagnostic Item
Write EEPROM for Log
Operation
Mode
-
Description

7 times)
10
LED ON/OFF ("Interrupt" "Log In / Out")
Both are ON during reset -> both

simultaneously turns OFF at cencellation of
reset (except for hotline).
11
LCD/M (Screen Display/

Backlight)
As this can be differentiated from poor

contact, the malfunction can be found
automatically
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6.5.1 Activity Report (User Mode)
Only one communication result is recorded in the four types of modes: G3, G4, ECM, and SG3
**Send**
No.
Start
Document No. Recipient Time
xx
xxx
xx: xx
xx
xxx
xx: xx
Time
used
No. of
pages
x min xx x
sec
xx
x min xx
sec
Communication Communication
Mode Contents
Result
xx
xxx
xxxx
xx
xxx
xxxx
Communication Result
Contents
Ready
Print or Store to Mailbox completes without any errors.
Line Busy
The specified number of redials was exceeded
Auto Resend
Call for resend without exceeding the limit on resending
Disconnect
The operator forced a specific call to stop on the panel
Recipient Verification Required Error during communication caused by the recipient or the network
User Resend
Number of resends exceeded the specified value
Receive Failed
Error during reception
xxx-xxx
Error Code has occurred (Chain-Link Code)
Cable Verification Required
Line is not connected
**Receive**
No.
Start
Time
used
No. of
pages
Mode Contents
Result
xx
xxx
xx: xx
x min
xx sec
xx
xxx
xxxx
xx
xxx
xx: xx
xx
xx
xxx
xxxx
x min
xx sec
In the following order, 1 Remote Station is recorded.
During Registration Dialing
Outgoing Call Recipient Name > Remote Terminal Name >

Remote ID > Telephone Number > Communication Mode
Incoming Call Remote Station Name>Remote ID>Communication Mode
For Full Dial
Outgoing Call Remote Terminal Name > Remote ID >

Telephone Number > Communication Mode
Incoming Call Remote Station Name > Remote ID > Communication
Mode
For E-mail Address
Recipient Name > E-mail Address
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6.5.3 Protocol Monitor
**Send**
Format Overview
The implication of the symbol which appears in the arrow
No.
Start
Time
used
No. of
pages
xx
xxx
xx: xx
xx
xxx
xx: xx
x min xx x
sec
xx
x min xx
sec
Mode Contents
Result
In G3 mode, the command for displaying added information in the arrow is displayed.
xx
xxx
xxxx
< [Added Information] -
xx
xxx
xxxx
Example)
< @- , < #Implication of added information
Added Information Code When sending

Normal signal
Normal signal
Undefined
Undefined
Undefined
CRC Error Detection
Undefined
Undefined
Undefined
Carrier disconnected for 1sec in image information
Mode Contents
Result
Undefined
Intermittent discontinuity in image information
Undefined
Undefined
xx
xxx
xxxx
Undefined
Undefined
xx
xxx
xxxx
Undefined
Undefined
Undefined
Undefined
Undefined
Undefined
**Receive**
No.
Start
Time
used
xx
xxx
xx: xx
xx
xxx
xx: xx
x min xx x
sec
xx
x min xx
sec
Mode Display Contents
Classification Code Description

0
Outside line 0 (Channel 0)
Extension 0 (Channel 1)
No. of
pages
When receiving
Undefined
Undefined
Undefined
Undefined
Undefined
Undefined
Undefined
Undefined
Undefined
Undefined
Recorded G3 Signal Name and Implication
Signal Name
Description
CED
Called Station Identification Signal
CNG
Outgoing Calling Tone
CI
Function Display Signal
ANSam
Varied Answering Tone
CM
Calling Menu Signal
JM
Common Menu Signal
CJ
CM Terminal Signal
NSF
Non-standard Features
CSI
Called Station Identification
DIS
Digital Identification Signal
NSC
Non-Standard Function Command
CIG
Calling Terminal Identification
DTC
Digital Send Command
SEP
Selection Polling
PSA
Polling Sub-Address
PWD
Password
NSS
Non-Standard Function Settings
TSI
Transmission Terminal Identification
DCS
Digital Command Signal
SUB
Sub Address
SID
Sending Station Identification
TCF
Training Check
CFR
Reception Preparation Verification
FTT
Training Failed
CTC
Correction Continuation (ECM)
CTR
Correction Continuation Response (ECM) [Response for CTC]
NSSX
Non-Standard Function Settings
TCFX
Training Check
PIX
Image Information
TRN
Training
CPIX
Image Information (ECM)
EOM
Note
EOP
Message Ends
EOS
Procedure Ends
MCF
Message Confirmation
MPS
Multi-Page Signal
PIN
Procedure Disruption Reject
PIP
Procedure Disruption Affirmation
Version 1.2
Signal Name
Description
PRI-EOM
Procedure Disruption EOM
PRI-MPS
Procedure Disruption MPS
PRI-EOP
Procedure Disruption EOP
RTN
Retraining Reject
RTP
Retraining Affirmation
EOR. EOM
Resend Ends / Message Ends (ECM)
EOR. EOP
Resend Ends / Procedure Ends (ECM)
EOR. MPS
Resend Ends / Multi-Page Signal (ECM)
EOR.NULL
Resend Ends / Partial Page Boundary (ECM)
EOR.PEOM
Resend Ends / Procedure Disruption EOM (ECM)
EOR.PEOP
Resend Ends / Procedure Disruption EOP (ECM)
EOR.PMPS
Resend Ends / Procedure Disruption MPS (ECM)
ERR
Resend Completion Response (ECM) [Response for EOR]
PPR
Partial Page Request (ECM)
PPS. EOM
Partial Page Signal / Message Ends (ECM)
PPS. EOP
Partial Page Signal / Procedure Ends (ECM)
PPS. MPS
Partial Page Signal / Multi-Page Signal (ECM)
PPS. NULL
Partial Page Signal / Partial Page Boundary (ECM)
PPS. PEOM
Partial Page Signal / Procedure Disruption EOM (ECM)
PPS. PEOP
Partial Page Signal / Procedure Disruption EOP (ECM)
PPS. PMPS
Partial Page Signal / Procedure Disruption MPS (ECM)
RNR
Reception Not Allowed (ECM)
RR
Reception Allowed (ECM)
EOMX
Message Ends (Xerox)
EOR.EOMX
Resend Ends / Message Ends (Xerox, ECM)
EOR.MPSX
Resend Ends / Multi-Page Signal (Xerox, ECM)
EOR.PEOX
Resend Ends / Procedure Disruption EOM (Xerox, ECM)
EOR.PMPX
Resend Ends / Procedure Disruption MPS (Xerox, ECM)
MPSX
Multi-Page Signal (Xerox)
PPS. EOMX
Partial Page Signal / Message Ends (Xerox, ECM)
PPS. MPSX
Partial Page Signal / Multi-Page Signal (Xerox, ECM)
PPS. PEOX
Partial Page Signal / Procedure Disruption EOM (Xerox, ECM)
PPS. PMPX
Partial Page Signal / Procedure Disruption MPS (Xerox, ECM)
PRI-MPSX
Procedure Disruption MPS (Xerox)
PRI-EOMX
Procedure Disruption EOM (Xerox)
CRP
Command Resend
DCN
Disconnection Command
FNV
Invalid Field Signal
???
Undefined Signal
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Signal Name
Description
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Signal Name
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Description
RM.DATA
TnDRes
Tone Detection Response
RM.RRM
TnDtInd
Tone Detection Command
RM.SRM
TnSBCon
Tone Send B Confirmation
RM.SRR
TnSBReq
Tone Send B Request
[Note1]
Supplementary Information 1
TnSConf
Tone Send Confirmation
[Note2]
TnSReq
Tone Send Request
[Note3]
TrcCon
Trace Confirmation
[Error]
Error/Emergency Occurence
TrcReq
Trace Request
[event]
[Fault Status]
SlpReq
Sleep Request
[V34Ph2]
Line Probing
SlpCon
Sleep Confirmation
[V34Ph3]
Equalizer Training
ExCaReq
Extended Capability Information Request
[V34Ph4]
Parameter Exchange
ExCaRes
Extended Capability Information Response
[DIAL]
Dial Information
ExCaCon
Extended Capability Information Confirmation
[TELCNT]
Line Connection (Telephone)
ExCaInd
Extended Capability Information Command
[TXCNT]
Line Connection (Auto Calling)
[RXCNT]
Line Connection (Incoming)
[DISCNT]
Line Disconnection
TRCINFO
Trace Information
[G3mCom]
Commands Issued by G3 Module
[ScmCom]
Commands Issued by System
AlmAInd
Call Abort Command
AlmARes
Call Abort Response
AlmSInd
Call Start Command
AlmSRes
Call Start Response
CalEInd
End Incoming Call Command
CallStts
Calling Status
CmlOReq
CML OFF Request
DialCon
Dial Confirmation
DialReq
Dial Request
HkOffDt
Hook Off Detection
HkOnDt
Hook On Detection
LnHAInd
Line Hold Intervention Abort Command
LnHdInd
Line Hold Intervention Command
LnHdRes
Line Hold Intervention Response
MemRCon
Memory Read Confirmation
MemRReq
Memory Read Request
SttsInd
Communication Status Command
SttsReq
Communication Status Request
TnDBInd
Tone Detection B Command
TnDBRes
Tone Detection B Response
Common Recorded G3/G4 Signal Name and Implication
Signal Name
Description
RstReq
Restart Request
RstCon
Restart Confirmation
WrSysP
System Parameter Notification
WrSCon
Accept System Parameter
DgWkReq
Self Diagnostic Start Request
DgWkCon
Self Diagnostic Start Confirmation
DiagReq
Self Diagnostic Command
DiagCon
Self Diagnostic Result
DgSIReq
Self Diagnostic Stop Request
DgSICon
Self Diagnostic Stop Confirmation
Alive
Actuation Status Display
Error
Error Notification
CallReq
Line Connection Request
CallCon
Line Connection Confirmation
CallInd
Line Connection Display
CallRes
Line Connection Response
DiscReq
Line Disconnection Request
DiscCon
Line Disconnection Confirmation
DiscInd
Line Disconnection Display
DiscRes
Line Disconnection Response
SeOpReq
Session Open Request
SeOpCon
Session Open Confirmation
SeClReq
Session Close Request
SeClCon
Session Close Confirmation
SeClInd
Session Close Display
SeClRes
Session Close Response
CapaReq
Capability Information Exchange Request
CapaCon
Capability Information Exchange Confirmation
CapaInd
Capability Information Exchange Display
CapaRes
Capability Information Exchange Response
PagSReq
Page Send Start Request
PagSInd
Page Receive Display
PagEReq
Page Send End Request
PagECon
Page Send End Confirmation
PagEInd
Page Receive End Display
PagERes
Page Receive End Response
DocEReq
Document Send End Request
DocECon
Document Send End Confirmation
Version 1.2
Signal Name
Description
DocEInd
Document Receive End Display
DocERes
Document Receive End Response
AbtReq
Session Stop Request
AbtCon
Session Stop Confirmation
AbtInd
Session Stop Display
AbtRes
Session Stop Response
Unknown
Undefined
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Recorded G4 Signal Name and Implication

Signal Name
Signal Name
Description
SABME
Extended Asynchronous Balanced Mode (Mod128) Shift
DISC
Disconnect Command
SABM Asynchronous Balanced Mode (Mod8) Shift
UA
Unnumbered Confirmation Response
DM
Disconnect Mode Response
FRMR
Frame Reject Response
Information Command
RR
Reception Permitted Command / Response
RNR
Reception Prohibited Command / Response
REJ
Reject Command/Response
XID
Exchange ID Command / Response
N2TOUT
Maximum Transmission Trials N2 Over
T3TOUT
T3 Timer / Timeout
Dev Dead
No Device Response
Overrun
Number of Overrun Errors
Nonoctet
Number of Non-Octet Alignment Frames Received
Abort Sq
Number of Abort Sequences Received
CRC Err
Number of CRC Error Occurrences
Long Frm
Frame Larger than the Maximum Value Defined
Discard
Discard Frame
Underrun
Number of Underrun Occurences
CR
Calling Request
CN
Calls
CA
Call Accept
CC
Connection Completed
CQ
Restoration Request
CI
Disconnect Command
CF
Restoration Confirmation
SQ
Restart Request
SI
Restart Command
SF
DT
Data
RR
Reception Permitted
RNR
Reception Prohibited
RQ
Reset Request
RI
Reset Command
RF
Reset Confirmation
IT
Interrupt
IF
Interrupt Confirmation
Description
DIG
Diag
GQ
Registration Request
GF
Registration Confirmation
Unknown
Undefined
COMWTOUT
T20TOUT
Restart Timeout
T21TOUT
Calling Request Timeout
T22TOUT
Reset Request Timeout
T23TOUT
Restoration Request Timeout
T25TOUT
Lin Dead
No response from the lower level
DTErdy
DTE Ready
DCErdy
DCE Ready
DCEnot
DCE Set Ready
Off Hook
Calling Request
Bell
Incoming Indication
DialST
Dial Start
Dial
Dial Number Transmission
ID / CPS
ID / Call Progress Signal Reception
DATArdy
Data Ready
On Hook
Disconnect Request / Response
DiscCon
Disconnect Confirmation
DiscInd
Disconnect Command
TCR
Transport Connection Request
TCA
Transport Connection Accept
TCC
Transport Connection Disconnect
TBR
Transport Block Reject
TDT
Transport Data
Unknown
Undefined
T02TOUT
Waiting of TCR Reception
T11TOUT
TCA Waiting for TCR
Net Dead
No response from the lower level
CSS
Session Start Command
RSSP
Session Start Affirmation Response
RSSN
Session Start Reject Response
CSE
Session End Command
RSEP
Session End Affirmation Response
CSA
Session Stop Command
RSAP
Session Stop Affirmation Response
CSCC
Session Change Control Command
Signal Name
Description
Signal Name
RSCCP
Session Change Control Affirmation Response
ClsReq
G4 Channel Close Request
RSUI
Session User Information Response
ClsCon
G4 Channel Close Confirmation
ANYSS
Session Undefined
CallReq
Line Connection Request
CDS
Document Start Command
CallCon
Line Connection Confirmation
CDC
Document Continue Command
CallInd
Line Connection Display
CDE
Document End Command
CallRes
Line Connection Response
RDEP
Document End Affirmation Response
DiscReq
Line Disconnection Request
CDCL
Document Function List Command
DiscCon
Line Disconnection Confirmation
RDCLP
Document Function List Affirmation Response
DiscInd
Line Disconnection Display
CDPB
Document Page Boundary Command
DiscRes
Line Disconnection Response
RDPBP
Document Page Boundary Affirmation Response
LinkOk
For Packet Exchange
RDPBN
Document Page Boundary Reject Response
LinkNg
For Packet Exchange
CDUI
Document User Information Command
SeOpReq
Session Open Request
CDR
Document Resynchronized Command
SeOpCon
Session Open Confirmation
RDRP
Document Resynchronized Affirmation Response
SeOpInd
Session Open Display
CDD
Document Abort Command
SeOpRes
Session Open Response
RDDP
Document Abort Affirmation Response
SeClReq
Session Close Request
RDGR
Document General Application Reject Response
SeClCon
Session Close Confirmation
ANYDD
Document Undefined
SeClInd
Session Close Display
PresD
Presentation Attribute Descriptor
SeClRes
Session Close Response
DocuD
Document
CapaReq
Capability Information Exchange Request
PageD
Page
CapaCon
Capability Information Exchange Confirmation
TextU
Text Unit
CapaInd
Capability Information Exchange Display
RstReq
Restart Request
CapaRes
Capability Information Exchange Response
RstCon
PagSReq
Page Send Start Request
WrSysP
System Parameter Notification
PagSInd
Page Receive Display
WrSCon
Accept System Parameter
PagEReq
Page Send End Request
RdSysP
Read System Parameter
PagECon
Page Send End Confirmation
RdSCon
System Parameter Information
PagEInd
Page Receive End Display
DgWKReq
PagERes
Page Receive End Response
DgWkCon
DocEReq
Document Send End Request
DiagReq
Self Diagnostic Command
DocECon
Document Send End Confirmation
DiagCon
Self Diagnostic Result
DocEInd
Document Receive End Display
DgSIReq
DocERes
Document Receive End Response
DgSICon
ChgCReq
Token Transfer Request
Alive
Actuation Status Display
ChgCCon
Token Transfer Confirmation
Error
Error Notification
ChgCInd
Token TransferDisplay
OpenReq
G4 Channel Open Request
ChgCRes
Token Transfer Response
OpenCon
G4 Channel Open Confirmation
AbtReq
Session Stop Request
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Recorded ISDN Signal Name and Implication

Signal Name
Description
AbtCon
Session Stop Confirmation
AbtInd
Session Stop Display
AbtRes
Session Stop Response
FReq
G4F Code Request
Fcon
G4F Code Confirmation
FInd
G4F Code Indication
FRes
G4F Code Response
Unknown
Undefined
Signal Name
Description
SABME
Extended Asynchronous Balance Mode Settings
DISC
Disconnect
UA
Unnumbered Confirmation
DM
Disconnect Mode
FRMR
Frame Reject
Information
RR
Reception Permitted
RNR
Reception Prohibited
REJ
Reject
XID
ID Exchange
UI
Unnumbered Information
T200TOUT
T200 Timeout
T201TOUT
T201 Timeout
T202TOUT
T202 Timeout
L1NOTSEN
Layer1 Send Unfinished
L2NOTE
Layer2 Note
INF00
INF00 Signal
INF01
INF01 Signal
INF02
INF02 Signal
INF03
INF03 Signal
INF04
INF04 Signal
INF0X
INF0X Signal
L1Deact
Layer1 Stop
DchColl
Dch Conflict
L1Sync
Layer1 Synchronization
L1Act
Layer1 Activation
L1Lost
Layer1 Non-synchronized
L1NOTE
Note
ALERT
Call Message
CALLPROC
Accept Call Setup Message
CONN
Response Message
CONNACK
Response Confirmation Message
PROG
Elapse Display Message
SETUP
Call Setup Message
RESUME
Resume Message
RESACK
Resume Confirmation Message
RESREJ
Resume Reject Message
SUSPACK
Suspend Confirmation Message
SUSPREJ
Suspend Reject Message
Signal Name
Description
Signal Name
Description
DISC
Disconnection Message
DgWkCon
RELEASE
Release Message
DiagReq
Self Diagnostic Request
RELCOMP
Release Completion Message
DiagCon
Self Diagnosis Confirmation
INFO
Added Information Message
DgSIReq
NOTIFY
Notification Message
DgSICon
REST
Default Settings Message
Alive
Arrive Display
RESTACK
Default Settings Confirmation Message
Error
Error Notification
STATUS
Status Display Message
CallReq
Calling Request
STAENQ
Status Enquiry Message
CallCon
Calling Confirmation
ERROR
Error Notification
CallInd
Incoming Call Indication
NULL
Domestic Stipulated Message Classification Message
CallRes
Incoming Call Response
SETUPACK
Call Setup Confirmation Message
DiscReq
Disconnect Request
USERINFO
User Information Message
DiscCon
Disconnect Confirmation
HOLD
Hold Message
DiscInd
Disconnect Command
SUSPEND
Suspend Message
DiscRes
Disconnect Response
HOLDACK
Hold Confirmation Message
TrcReq
Trace Request
HOLDREJ
Hold Reject Message
TrcCon
Trace Confirmation
RETRIEVE
Cancel Hold Message
SlpReq
Sleep Request
RETACK
Cancel Hold Confirmation Message
SlpCon
Sleep Confirmation
RETREJ
Cancel Hold Reject Message
MRdWrReq
Memory Read/Write Request
DETACH
Channel Released Message
MrdWrCon
Memory Read/Write Confirmation
DETACK
Channel Released Confirmation Message
ToneReq
Tone Service Request
SEGMENT
Segmentation Message
ToneCon
Tone Service Confirmation
FACILITY
Facility Message
SusReq
Suspend Request
REGISTER
Registration Message
SusCon
Suspend Confirmation
CANACK
Cancel Registration Confirmation Message
ResReq
Resume Request
FACACK
Facility Confirmation Message
ResCon
Resume Confirmation
REGACK
Registration Confirmation Message
ModeChg
Communication Mode Change Notification
CANREJ
Cancel Registration Reject Message
OnLine
Online Notification
FACREJ
Reject Facility Message
OffLine
Offline Notification
REGREJ
Reject Registration Message
State
Calling Status
CONGEST
Congestion Control Message
RstReq
Restart Request
RstCon
WrSysP
System Data Write Request
WrSCon
System Data Write Confirmation
RdSysP
System Data Read Request
RdSCon
System Data Read Confirmation
DgWkReq
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6.5.4.1 Protocol Trace

T.30 PROTOCOL TRACE DIS/DCS (Year 2000 version)
According to the recommendation in year 2000 ITU-T (previously, CCITT), FIF Bit assignment of DIS,
DCS, DTC signals was modified and reached the maximum of 12 bytes (96 bits). According to the new
recommendation (F Code / Color Fax / Internet FAXInternet FAX functions, etc), the assignment of
individual Bits is displayed as follows. (DIS FIF=20EEFAC4801F is used as an example)
Hexadecimal number Binary

0
0000
0001
0010
0011
0100
0101
0110
0111
1000
1001
1010
1011
1100
1101
1110
1111
Link is provided inside each Bit in the following illustration described in the Electronic Manual. Press the
button of the item to link to its contents description.
NOTE: *The stamp sets the reserved Bit to "0".
NOTE: JBIG: Joint Bi-level Image Coding Experts Group... Binary Image Encoding Method, Reversible
(can be restored to original data after compression/expansion), for BW Fax Use
JPEG: Joint Photographic Coding Experts Group... Multi-Value Natural Image Encoding Method,
Non-Reversible (cannot be restored to original data once compressed or expanded), for Color Fax
Use
Figure 1 j0mf2701
6.5.4.2 FCF/FIF Description
6.5.4.3 Bit 7 Description
DIS: 80
64: ECM Frame size (DCS is invalid)
DCS: 82/83
0 -> 256 Octet

1 -> 64 Octet
DTC: 81
Refer to "EFS" of Bit 28 (6.5.4.15)
Frame (Signal) List Table sent by Sending Station during F-Code Communication... Frame Name is
printed in protocol
Frame Name
FCF
Name/Contents
PWD
C1
Password. Enter password in FIF.
SEP
A1
Selective Polling. Enter the Sub Address in FIF.
Sending permitted only when Bit 50 of DIS is 1.
Displays the specific document number when used with PSA concurrently.
PSA
61
Polling Sub Address. Enter the Sub Address in FIF.
SUB
C2/C3
Sub Address. Enter the Sub Address of the called party in FIF.
SID
A2/A3
Sending Station ID. Enter the identification number (Local Station ID) of the
Sending Station in FIF.

The frame (signal) that can be used is decided according to the capability of the Receiving Station
declared by DIS.
Every frame in the table has to be sent prior to DCS.
When sending, Bit 49 and 50 of DCS and Bit 35, 47, and 50 of DTC must be set to "1".
Enter 20 characters for Password in ASCII code (0-9, #, *) and 20 characters for Sub Address in ASCII
code (0-9).
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V8: V.8 Capability (28.8Kbps MODEM Function, SG3)
D2: Two Dimension Coding (Encoding Capability)
0 -> Off
0 -> MH only
1 -> On (DCS is invalid)
1 -> MH and MR
6.5.4.7 Bit 14~11 Description
VR: Vertical Resolution (Slow Scan Linear Density)
DSR: Data Signaling Rate (Electrical Transmission Speed), [ ] corresponds to the past machine only
0 -> 3.85l/mm 1 -> 3.85l/mm and 7.7l/mm

Also see Bit 44 and 45
Bit 44: Refer to 6.5.4.22
Bit 45: Refer to 6.5.4.21
Version 1.2
14
13
12
11
DIS/DTC
V27ter Fall Back
2400 Bit/s: V27ter
V27ter
4800 Bit/s: V27ter
V29
9600 Bit/s: V29
V27ter and V29
7200 Bit/s: V29
Not Used
Invalid [14400 Bit/s: V33]
Preset
Invalid [12000 Bit/s: V33]
Not Used
Preset
Invalid [V27ter, V29,

V33]
Preset
Not Used
14400 Bit/s: V17
Preset
12000 Bit/s: V17
Not Used
9600 Bit/s: V17
V27ter, V29, [V33] V17
7200 Bit/s: V17
Not Used
Preset
Preset
Preset
Not Used
Preset
Preset
Preset
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RX: Reception Capability
TX: Preparation of Send Originals or Documents for Public Polling
0 -> Off
0 -> Send Document Not Available (DCS is fixed at 0)
1 -> On
1 -> Ready
6.5.4.10 Bit 24, 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 72, 80, 88, 96, 104, 112
Description

MSL: Minimum Scan Line (Minimum Scan Line Electrical Transmission Time Capability)
EXT: Extend Field (Extended Field)

0 -> Indicates no data in the subsequent byte
23
22
21
DIS (Minimum Scan Line Time Capability) DCS (Minimum Scan Line Time)
1 -> Indicates data in the subsequent byte
20ms (3.85l/mm): T7.7=T3.85
20ms
40ms (3.85l/mm): T7.7=T3.85
40ms
10ms (3.85l/mm): T7.7=T3.85
10ms
5ms (3.85l/mm): T7.7=T3.85
5ms
10ms (3.85l/mm): T7.7=1/2 T3.85
Not Used
20ms (3.85l/mm): T7.7=1/2 T3.85
Not Used
40ms (3.85l/mm): T7.7=1/2 T3.85
Not Used
0ms (3.85l/mm): T7.7=T3.85
0ms
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(Standard) Slow Scan Linear Density of T7.7 and T3.85 respectively.
T7.7=1/2 T3.85 means that the scanning time in High Quality mode is reduced to half of the
scanning time in Standard Mode.
MSL is being ignored at ECM Communication.
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6.5.4.12 Bit 19, 20 Description
6.5.4.13 Bit 17, 18 Description
UL: Unlimited (Unlimited length=Roll Paper)
WA3: Width of A3 (A3 Width)
LB4: Length of B4 (B4 length)
WB4: Width of B4 (B4 Width)
UL
LB4
Maximum Record Length (Slow Scan Length)
WA3
WB4
Maximum Record Width (Fast Scan Width)
A4 length (297mm)
A4 width (215mm)
B4 length (364mm) and A4 length (297mm)
Below B4 width (255mm) (A4 included)
Unlimited length (Roll Paper)
Below A3 width (303mm) (B4 and A4 included)
Invalid (Selection not allowed)
T6: T.6 Coding (MMR Coding)
EFS: ECM Frame size (ECM Frame Octet Count)
0 -> MMR Coding Disabled
0 -> 256 Octet (DIS is fixed at 0)
1 -> MMR Coding Enabled
1 -> 64 Octet
NOTE: Among Bit 7 data, when DIS Bit 7 is "1", DCS Bit 28 will be declared as "1", and ECM frame will
become 64 Octet Mode. (For Description of Bit 7, refer to 6.5.4.3)
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ECM: Error Correction Mode
UCM: Uncompressed Mode
0 -> ECM Disabled
0 -> Off
1 -> ECM Enabled
1 -> On

HSM: 2400BPS Handshaking
6.5.4.19 Bit 1, 3, 33~38, 47, 49~51, 53~55, 57, 59, 60, 62, 65~71,
73~75, 81~84, 87, 92~95, 97~99, 101, 102 Description
0 -> Off
1 -> On
HSM is pertinent to past models. New recommended machine is set to "0".
Division Bit No.
Contents [For DIS/DTC -> 1: With capability, 0: No capability;

Item Name For DCS -> 1: Send the relevant signal, 0: Do not send]
Bit 1
SIM
Internet FAX Simple Mode Capability
Bit 3
REAL
Internet FAX Real time Internet Fax
Bit 33
IGN
Invalid Field Signal Capability
Bit 34
SPC
F Code Multiple Selection Polling Capability. DCS is set to 0. (Refer to

the table in 6.5.4.2)
Bit 35
SUB
F-Code Polling Sub Address CapabilityDCS is set to 0.
Bit 36
T43
Color Fax T.43 Encoding Capability. Select T.43 or JPEG (Bit 68) as the
Encoding Method
Bit 37
INT
Color Fax Plain Interleave Capability. Valid only when Bit 36 is 1.
Bit 34
SPC
F Code Multiple Selection Polling Capability. DCS is set to 0.
Bit 47
SEP
F Code Selection Polling Capability. DCS is set to 0.
Bit 49
SAC
F Code Sub Address Capability
Bit 50
PWC
F Code Password Capability
Bit
51~51
File Transfer Capability
Bit
59~65
Mixed Mode / Bit 66 and 67
Bit 68
JPG
Color Fax JPEG Encoding Capability. Bit 27 (ECM) is set to 1 if this is

set to 1.
Bit 69
FC
Color Fax Full Color Capability. Valid only when Bit 68 is 1.
Bit 70
HUF
Huffman Code Table Command. Valid only when Bit 68 is 1. DIS is set
to 0. (Change the compression rate based on the Code Table)
Bit 71
12
12bit/pixel Capability. For 0, image data is 8bit/pixel. Valid only when Bit
68 is 1.
Bit 73
SAM
Color Fax Sub Sampling Disabled (L*, a*, b* is 1: 1: 1). 0 is 4: 1: 1. Valid

only when Bit 68 is 1.
Bit 74
ILL
Color Fax Non-Standard Irradiated Light. 0 uses CIE Standard

Irradiated Light D50. Valid only when Bit 68 is 1.
(Refer to the table in 6.5.4.2)
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Division Bit No.
Contents [For DIS/DTC -> 1: With capability, 0: No capability;

Item Name For DCS -> 1: Send the relevant signal, 0: Do not send]
GAR
Bit 75
Color Fax Non-Standard Gamut Range. 0 uses the standard range.

Valid only when Bit 68 is 1.
Bit 81
HKM
HKM key
Bit 82
RSA
RSA key
Bit 83
OVR
Overwrite Mode
Bit 84
HFX
HFX40 Code
Bit 87
HFI
HFX40-I Hashing Capability
Bit
92~95
T44
Mixed Raster Contents Mode
Bit 97
C34
Color Fax 300x300, or 400x400 pixels/25.4mm Capability
Bit 98
C100
Color Fax 100x100 pixels/25.4mm Capability
Bit 99
BFT
Binary File Transfer Capability
Bit 101
IP
Internet FAX Selective Polling. DCS is set to 0.
Bit 102
IA
Internet FAX Routing Address. When used in DCS, other F-Code Bit 49
and 50 may be set to 1.
Division Description
Division
Contents
C: Color Fax
Scan a color document with a Scanner of 200 dpi or more and encode
(compress) the image data with 8x8 bits pixel elements (or more) (CIELAB data
Expressed by L*, a*, b*) to JPEG or T43 for transmission purposes. ECM is
required for G3. a*: +Red<->Green- ("+" value for Red and "-" value for Green),
b*: +Yellow<->Blue-(same) CIELAB Data Color Component Sampling L*,a*,b* > 4: 1: 1 shows that a*, b* components are reduced to 1/4 of L* component
(Brightness element data).1: 1: 1 indicates that Sub Sampling is not performed
(not thinned out).
Moreover, if only L* component is being used while a*,b* value is set to 0, 0,
it will become BW Fax.
F: F-Code
(Refer to Table 2 for F-Code) F-Code Communication also supports passwordprotected Mail Box communication with machine of other brands. Registers the
password or sub-address to the receiving station and notifies the setup
availability in DIS.
Add password, sub address, and others in the function frame at the Sending
Station and send. The Receiving station will receive only if the settings match.
If the Sending Station does not have the capability, the frame will not be sent.
T: File Transfer
M: Mixed Mode
HMSL: Super High Quality Mode MSL Time (Valid for DIS only)
0 -> T15.4=T7.71 -> T15.4=1/2 T7.7
If HMSL is "1" and T7.7 is 10, 20, 40ms, the linear scan time for Super High Quality Mode is reduced
to 1/2 of High Quality Mode.
If DIS T7.7 is 0ms or 5ms (Bit 23, 22 and 21 are 111, 001, and 110 respectively), Bit 46 must be set
to "0".
MBR: Meteric Based Resolution Preferred
IBR: Inch Based Resolution Preferred
(mm series resolution capability ... DIS only)
(Inch Series Resolution Capability) DIS
DIS
0 -> Off
1 -> On
0 -> Off
DCS
1 -> On (DCS is optional)

When Bit 15 is "1"*
0 -> mm series
1 -> Inch series
MBR
IBR
Resolution (relationship between Bit 15 and Bit 43, 44, and 45)
200x200 pel/inch
8x7.7 l/mm
8x7.7l/mm and 200x200pel/inch
When Bit 43 is "1"*
MBR
IBR
Resolution (relationship between Bit 15 and Bit 43, 44, and 45)
400x400 pel/inch
16x15.4 l/mm
16x15.4 l/mm and 400x400 pel/inch
* When Bit 41~43 is 0, the contents of Bit 15 becomes valid.
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Super High Quality Capability
300x300 pel/inch (TC7033 Super High Quality-equivalent)
0 -> Off
0 -> Off
1 -> On
1 -> On
DIS 16x15.4 l/mm and/or 400x400 pel/inch

DCS 16x15.4 l/mm or 400x400 pel/inch
8x15.4 l/mm (7017/7045 High Quality 2-equivalent)
85O: T.85 JBIG Option Capabilities
0 -> Off
0-> OFF
1 -> On
1->On (Bit 78 and 27 are set to "1")
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85B: T.85 JBIG Basic Capacity
LEG: North America Legal Size (215.9x355.6mm)
0: OFF
0: OFF
1: On (Bit 27: ECM is set to "1")
1: On (when DIS/DTC is 1, the reception capability of A4 size is required)
LET: North America Letter Size (215.9x279.4mm)

0: OFF
1: On (when DIS/DTC is 1, the reception capability of A4 size is required)
Bit NO
Contents Description
Value
105
600
600x600 pixels/25.4mm
1: ON
106
1200
1200x1200 pixels/25.4mm
107
3x6
108
4x8
109
6x12
0: OFF
1: ON
0: OFF
1: ON
0: OFF
1: ON
0: OFF
1: ON
0: OFF
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6.5.5 Troubleshooting of ISDN Communication(FX only)

This KIT is for Japan market only.
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6.5.6.1 Super G3 Fax

In 1996 ITU-T, [Super G3 Fax] is recommended.[Super G3 Fax] supports 28.8Kbps Fax communication,
has modem capability of V.8 and V.34, and its protocol consists of V.8 and V.34 parts....33.6Kbps is also
available as an option. With [Super G3 Fax], 28.8Kbps communication with the other companies Fax is
made possible, and so is the communication with the conventional 14.4K/9600 bps G3 Fax.
When communicating via [Super G3] mode, [SG3] is recorded in the Report Mode column.
[Super G3] Image Information Transmission is performed in "ECM (Error Correction Mode)".
V.34 is the standard for 28.8K (option: 33.6K) to 2400 bps modem; V.8 is the standard for deciding
on the procedure to select the optimal mode for the preceding line condition to V.34.FIF
configuration (Table 1) of CM and JM signals used in V.8 and the details of every bit are as follows.
[Super G3 Fax] can communicate with conventional Fax in standards other than V.34 (28.8K), such as
V.17 (14.4K) and V.29/V.27ter(9600/4800), and has V.8 feature which supports the procedure for
selecting the optimal speed for verifying the line condition.
TCF signal (in Phase B) is not used in V.34.
The command (such as NSF/DIS) speed for the conventional procedure is 1200bps in V.34.
Figure 1 j0mf2716
NOTE1 Signal Names and Contents
CNG (Calling signal):
The signal for showing the communication function from the outgoing terminal is sent
continuously until ANSam arrives.
CNG is not recorded in Trace.
During Manual Send, "CI" signal is sent as V.8 Calling signal
When Phase B is entered without ANSam being detected and DIS V.8 capability is available
(bit 6=1)", send CI from the outgoing side and return to the V.8 procedure in Super G3 mode.
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ANSam (Response signal):

Stops after the signal with amplitude of 2100Hz modulated by15Hz is being sent continuously
for 4sec, or once CM is detected. Fax without Super G3 capability is detected as CED.
CM (Calling Menu Signal):
300bps signal (*) that declares the modem mode that can be used at outgoing terminal.
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6.5.6.2 V.8 CM/JM Signal

FIF configuration (Table 1) of CM and JM signals used in V.8 and the details of every bit are as follows.
V.8 is the standard that decides the procedure for modem with multiple capabilities to auto select the
optimal mode corresponding to the line condition.
JM (Joined Menu Signal):

Stops when 300bps signal, which declares the modem mode that can be used on the outgoing/
incoming terminal, and CJ are detected (For CM or JM FIF, refer to No. 2 "V.8 CM/JM Signal")
CJ (CM terminator):
Continuation of 300bps and 3 octet "0" by signals which indicate the end of CM and verify JM.
NOTE2 Signal Names and Contents
V.34ph2 (Phase 2): Probing
Measures the line attribute using Probing signal.
V.34ph3 (Phase 3): Equalizer Training
Set up the modem equalizer by the TRN signal
V.34ph4 (Phase 4): Final Training
Determines the signal speed
(V.34 Phase 1 is V.8 procedure)
This section (Phase 2 to 4) is automatically performed by the modem at the outgoing and incoming
terminals. Send Level, Equalizer, and Modulator Speed are determined. The value determined here
takes precedence over the NSF/DIS contents.
Figure 1 j0mf2717
6.5.6.3 V.8 Operation / Auto Send

[Super G3 Fax] can communicate with conventional Fax in standards other than V.34 (28.8K), such as
V.17 (14.4K) and V.29/V.27ter (9600/4800). Communication procedure is selected following the flow
below based on the capability of the remote station/detected signal.
Below is the flow when either the incoming or outgoing terminal or both has [Super G3 Fax] capability
and Auto Send takes place at the outgoing terminal.
Figure 2 j0mf2718
Figure 1 j0mf2719
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6.5.6.4 V.8 Operation/Manual Send
6.5.6.5 Troubleshooting of Super G3 Fax
Below is the flow for Manual Send at the Sending Terminal.
As Super G3 Fax belongs to analog communication, its basic troubleshooting is the same as G3 Fax. As
differences exist due to the fast communication speed and the different communication procedure,
troubleshooting unique in Super G3 mode will be described.
Super G3 Fax can communicate up to a maximum speed of 28800bit/s with V.34 modem. With option, it
can communicate up to 33600bit/s.
As the conventional communication speed is 14400bit/s (V.17), to achieve high speed communication by
V.34, you have to perform data transmission of 2 times or above the conventional speed at one time.
Therefore, communication is affected by the quality of telephone line now more than before. Even with
telephone lines that can communicate without errors in 14400/9600bit/s, communication errors may
occur in Super G3.
Normal analog public lines have satisfactory frequency characteristics in 300-3400Hz zone. Even if
Super G3 communication sends or receives using the same remote party or telephone line, the
communication speed may differ. This is because the speed is decided based on the line quality
measured at the sending side using the Probing feature performed in V.34 procedure, and when sending
or receiving is done in Super G3, the result from Probing is changed. That is, Super G3 mode cannot
always communicate at the highest speed (33600bit/s). Domestic Super G3 communication can achieve
a speed of 21600bit/s and above in most cases.
The conventional Fax at 14400bit/s or lower uses half-duplex communication which sends the signal
alternately whereas Super G3 Fax is performed using full-duplex communication which has a different
communication procedure. In full-duplex communication, Fax from both sides will send signal
concurrently and each side can monitor the signal of the remote party while sending its own signal.
Therefore, until now, the communication status can be verified by monitoring the sound of the line but
Super G3 communication is unable to judge by the monitor sound. That is, when communication error
occurs, protocol monitor analysis is required now more than ever, and the frequency in which the Traces
between the incoming and outgoing stations are compared increases.
Super G3 Troubleshooting Precautions

ECM: ECM is required in Super G3 communication. Set the ECM feature to OFF and communicate via
V.17/V.29(1400/9600bit/s) instead of V.34, even if Super G3 mode is available.
Figure 1 j0mf2720
Communication Procedure: Super G3 communication procedure consists of V.8 and V.34 procedures.
V.8 procedure will determine the verification of Super G3 mode and the communication speed. Once the
V.8 procedure has completed, it will proceed to V.34 procedure and transmit image information via V.34
procedure. V.34 procedure has the same command names as G3 procedure (such as V.17/V.29) and
most of their protocol traces are the same, but as it uses full-duplex communication, its command
transmission speed is 1200bit/s.
V.8 procedure uses CNG (or CI: for Manual Send) sent by the outgoing terminal and ANSam tonal
(sound) signal sent by the incoming terminal. If the line is noisy or the signal level is low, these tonal
signals cannot be recognized properly by the remote station and resulting in errors. Procure the protocol
of the remote station and determine whether the signals (recorded in one's Trace) sent from here are
recorded.
V.34 procedure is being carried out in order of Phase 2, 3, and 4, and [V34ph2], [V34ph3], and [V34ph4]
is recorded in the Protocol Trace. If Phase 4 has completed successfully, proceed to Phase B, C, D, and
E. Please refer to the procedure in the past for the troubleshooting here.
Line Frequency Characteristics (F attribute): Attributes for telephone line frequency is known as
[Frequency Characteristic], and ideally, the characteristic is uniform between 300 to 3400Hz used by the
telephone. However, for public lines, it is normal for the lower frequency and the higher frequency to
deteriorate (attenuation distortion, delayed signals), and the deterioration extent increases as the ground
distance (accurately speaking, the line distance for the analog section) becomes longer. As compared to
normal telephone calls and G3 Fax communication, the Frequency Characteristics for Super G3
communication is greatly affected. Even for lines that can carry out 14000/9600bps communication
normally, error may occur in Super G3 communication. As audio compression is being performed in most
of the Corporate Leased Lines (digital lines), the Frequency Characteristic is worst than the NTT public
line, resulting in a high level of error occurrences in Super G3 communication.
When the line is noisy or the signal is low, the procedure is not carried out properly. When Phase 2, 3,
and 4 is being carried out repeatedly, [V34ph2], [V34ph3], [V34ph4], [V34ph2], [V34ph3], [V34ph4]... will
be recorded in the Protocol Trace repeatedly. If error occurred in the procedure of Phase 2, [V34ph2] is
recorded but not [V34ph3] and [V34ph4].
It can determine whether there is a problem with the analog characteristics of the telephone line in both
examples described here and determine if the Send level is not appropriate.
Send level: As Super G3 Fax is analog communication, the signal level is very important. Especially
when the noise level ratio (known as S/N ratio) becomes an issue. To detect the signal correctly, the S/N
ratio must be above a certain level. Verify the Protocol Trace, if the remote station indicates "Same signal
is sent repeatedly", "Do not advance to the next procedure", or the likes, it will mean that the remote
station cannot recognize the signal from here.
In such cases, you can try changing the Send Level. If the Send Level is increased with the same noise
level, S/N ratio becomes larger. When changing the Send Level, slowly increase or decrease the level
(1-2dB) and test the communication several times with the changed value to find the best value.
However, if digital lines (ISDN/Corporate Digital Leased Line) or digital devices (such as digital PBX/TA)
are used, analog signal with too high a level will cause the wave pattern to become erratic and the
communication cannot take place normally (when performing analog-digital modulation, the wave pattern
of high level signals is erratic). In line environment like this, lower the Send Level for satisfactory
communication.
Speed: The highest speed is 33600bit/s for Super G3 mode; however, most of the PSTN communications
in Japan are performed in 31200~21600 bit/s. If the line condition is very bad, the speed may be reduced
to 9600bit/s. Communication speed is determined by the result of Phase 2 procedure for V.34 Send
Terminal. Therefore, even if the same line is used, a change in the Send Terminal will affect the
communication speed.
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7.1 Plug/Jack Location List
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7.1.2 Plug/Jack Location ................................................................................................
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Plug/Jack Location List
How to Use the Plug/Jack Location List
To find which position to install specific connectors to, refer to the table "7.1.1 Plug/Jack Location
List " for Figure No. and Item No., and then to the figure in 7.1.2 Plug/Jack Positions.
P/J No. on 7.1.1 Plug/Jack Location List is expressed in the four ways below:
Table 1
P/JNo.
Figure
No.
Item No.
18
15
Remarks (where to connect)
J250 represents Jack 250.
P/J0
P250 represents Plug 250.
P/J1
16
Main Low Voltage Power Supply
CN1 represents Connector 1.
P/J1
18
16
USB (Link Connector)
FS1 represents Faston Terminal 1.
P/J1
18
13
MCW UI I/F PWB
P/J1
24
P/J1
17
IIT
P2
18
USB
P/J2
18
MCW UI I/F PWB
P/J3
18
MCW UI I/F PWB
P/J3
24
FCW UI I/F PWB
P/J4
16
P/J4
18
MCW UI I/F PWB
P/J5
16
12
P/J5
18
MCW UI I/F PWB
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P/J5
24
11
FCW UI I/F PWB
P/J6
16
11
P/J6
18
MCW UI I/F PWB
P/J7
16
10
P/J7
18
MCW UI I/F PWB

FCW UI I/F PWB
P/J7
24
P/J8
10
10
P/J8
24
P/J8
26
Sub LVPS
P/J9
24
FCW
P9
26
J10
14
P/J10
18
P/J11
18
J11
14
P/J12
P/J13
P/J14
P/J15
P/J15
18
11
UI 10key PWB
P/J16
24
10
FCW
P/J18
24
FCW
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Table 1
P/JNo.
Figure
No.
Item No.
P/JNo.
Figure
No.
Item No.
P/J19
24
FCW
P/J111
29
12
TT Module-Tray 3 Nudger Level Sensor
P/J20
24
FCW
P/J112
10
Drum CRUM Coupler Assembly (Y)
P/J30
26
P/J112
21
10
3T Module Tray 3 Feed Out Sensor

TT Module-Tray 3 Feed Out Sensor
P/J70
15
P/J72
15
IOT Heater Kit(Option)
P/J73
22
19
P/J74
13
P/J114
Drum CRUM Coupler Assembly (C)
P/J75
13
P/J114
21
3T Module Tray 4 No Paper Sensor
P81
14
P/J114
29
TT Module-Tray 4 No Paper Sensor
P82
14
P/J115
Drum CRUM Coupler Assembly (K)
P83
14
14
P/J115
21
3T Module Tray 4 Nudger Level Sensor
P85
14
12
P/J115
29
TT Module-Tray 4 Nudger Level Sensor
P86
14
11
P/J116
21
3T Module
P87
14
13
P/J116
29
TT Module
P90
14
10
P/J120
P/J91
16
P/J121
P/J92
16
P/J122
P/J100
12
P/J123
P/J101
Front Cover Interlock Switch
P/J124
11
P/J101
21
3T Module Tray 2 Paper Size Sensor
P/J125
14
P/J101
30
TT Module-Tray 2 Paper Size Sensor
P/J126
15
P/J102
21
P/J127
16
P/J102
30
P/J130
16
19
Tray Heater (Option)
P/J112
28
P/J113
Drum CRUM Coupler Assembly (M)
P/J113
29
TT Module
P/J103
21
P/J144
12
11
P/J103
30
P/J150
P/J104
21
3T Module
P/J151
P/J104
28
TT Module
P/J153
P/J106
21
3T Module
P/J154
P/J106
29
10
TT Module
P/J160
P/J107
21
3T Module
P/J161
P/J107
29
TT Module
P/J162
10
P/J108
21
3T Module
P/J163
11
TT Module
P/J164
P/J165
Waste Toner Bottle Full Sensor
P/J166
12
5
P/J108
28
P/J109
29
14
P/J110
16
17
P/J110
21
3T Module Tray 3 No Paper Sensor
P/J168
P/J110
29
13
TT Module-Tray 3 No Paper Sensor
P/J169
P/J111
16
16
Waste Toner Bottle Position Sensor
P/J171
10
P/J111
21
3T Module Tray 3 Nudger Level Sensor
P/J172
Table 1
Table 1
Figure
No.
P/JNo.
Figure
No.
Item No.
P/J173
P/J226
26
P/J174
15
10
P/J226
27
P/J175
P/J227
26
11
P/J176
13
P/J228
12
P/J177
P/J230
12
P/J178
P/J231
10
15
P/J179
P/J232
P/J180
P/J233
11
P/J181
P/J234
14
15
P/J182
P/J235
16
14
P/J183
P/J236
IBT Fan 2
P/J192
P/J236
16
LVPS Fan
P/J193
P/J238
P/J194
P/J239
16
21
P/J195
P/J240
12
12
P/J198
P/J241
12
13
P/J210
P/J242
12
P/J211
P/J243
12
P/J212
P/J244
12
P/J213
P/J245
12
10
P/J215
16
15
P/J246
12
14
P/J217
P/J247
12
15
P/J218
P/J248
12
16
P/J220
14
P/J249
12
17
P/J221
14
Toner Dispence Motor(M)
P/J250
12
P/J221
21
3T Module Tray 2 Feed/Lift Up Motor
P/J251
13
P/J221
29
TT Module-Tray 2 Feed/Lift Up Motor
P/J252
13
P/J222
14
Toner Dispence Motor(C)
P/J253
14
P/J222
21
P/J254
12
P/JNo.
Item No.
P/J222
29
11
P/J260
P/J223
14
Toner Dispence Motor(K)
P/J261
P/J223
21
P/J262
P/J223
29
P/J263
P/J224
22
17
3T Module
P/J265
P/J224
27
TT Module (4470/5570)
P/J266
P/J224
27
TT Module (2270/3370)
P/J268
P/J225
26
12
P/J269
P/J226
22
18
P/J271
3T Module TM Take Away Motor 2 (4470/5570)
Version 1.2
2010/08
7-5

TT Module (4470/5570)
(2270/3370)
(2270/3370)
Wiring Data
Wiring Data
2010/08
7-6
Version 1.2
Table 1
P/JNo.
Figure
No.
Item No.
P/J272
P/J275
P/J280
Table 1
P/JNo.
Figure
No.
Item No.
P/J363
25
AG3 PWB (Option)
10
P/J364
25
AG3 PWB (Option)
P/J384
11
14
P/J300
11
J390
11
P/J303
23
P/J390
11
26
P308/J308-0
23
12
P/J401
10
P308/J308-1
23
P/J411
10
P308/J308-1
23
P/J412
10
14
P308/J308-1
23
J413
27
P/J309
11
P/J414
10
13
5
P/J310
11
13
P/J415
10
P/J311
11
28
P/J416
10
P/J313
11
P/J417
10
12
J316
11
P/J431
10
P/J321
11
24
P/J450
J330
11
15
P451/J460
11
J331
11
16
P/J452
10
J332
11
10
P/J453
P/J334
11
11
P/J454
P/J335
11
12
P/J460
16
18
HVPS(DEVE/BCR)
P/J336
11
P/J461
12
HVPS(1st/2nd/DTC)
P/J340
11
21
P/J501
16
P/J342
11
19
P/J502
16
P/J343
11
20
P/J503
16
J345
23
11
P/J504
26
P348/J348-0
23
P/J505
26
P348/J348-0
23
10
P/J506
26
P348/J348-0
23
13
P507
26
P348/J348-1
23
P/J510
16
P348/J348-1
23
P/J513
16
20
(4470/5570)
P348/J348-1
23
P/J514
16
13
(4470/5570)
P/J348
23
P/J520
10
26
P/J350
11
25
P/J521
10
23
P/J351
11
22
P/J522
10
32
P/J352
11
23
P/J523
10
33
P/J352
25
FAXmini PWB
P/J524
10
34
P/J353
25
FAXmini PWB
P/J525
10
30
P/J355
25
Riser (Option)
P/J526
10
21
P/J356
25
Speaker
P/J527
10
19
ESS PWB/Riser PWB (Option)
(4470/5570)
Table 1
Table 1
P/JNo.
Figure
No.
Item No.
17
P/J563
15
31
P/J564
15
26
P/J565
15
P/J532
10
24
P/J566
15
P/J534
10
22
P/J567
15
P/J535
10
35
P/J567
P/J536
10
25
P/J568
15
P/JNo.
Figure
No.
Item No.
P/J528
10
P/J529
10
P/J530
P/J537
10
16
P/J569
15
P/J541
22
21
3T Module
P/J570
15
P/J541
27
13
TT Module
P/J571
15
P/J542
22
20
3T Module
P/J572
15
P/J542
27
12
TT Module
P/J573
15
P/J545
27
11
P/J574
15
P/J548
22
24
3T Module
P/J575
15
P/J548
27
TT Module
P/J576
15
P/J549A
22
26
P/J577
15
P/J549B
22
26
P/J578
15
P/J549
27
10
TT Module
P/J579
15
P/J550
15
LPH Rear PWB(K)
P/J580
15
P/J550
22
22
3T Module Tray Module PWB
P/J581
15
P/J550
27
14
TT Module-Tray Module PWB
P/J590
10
29
P/J551
15
LPH Rear PWB(C)
P/J591
10
28
P/J551
22
23
P/J592
10
27
P/J551
27
P/J593
10
20
P/J552
15
LPH Rear PWB (M)
P/J594
10
18
P/J552
27
P600A/DJ600A
P553
22
25
P600B/DJ600B
P/J553
15
LPH Rear PWB(Y)
P600
P/J553
27
P/J610
P/J554
10
P/J611
P/J555
10
P/J612
11
P/J556
10
P/J615
P/J557
10
11
P/J616
P/J558
15
P/J617
P/J559
15
P/J618
11
P/J560
15
P/J619
P/J561
15
P/J631A
12
P/J562
15
P/J631B
12
Version 1.2
2010/08
7-7
Fuser
Link Connector (MSI Unit)
Wiring Data
Wiring Data
2010/08
7-8
Version 1.2
Table 1
Table 1
P/JNo.
Figure
No.
Item No.
P/J632
P/J758
20
P/J633
13
P/J759
20
14
P/JNo.
Figure
No.
Item No.
P/J634
26
10
P/J760
20
13
P/J635
12
P/J761
19
18
DADF
P/J651
22
DC/DC Convert PWB
P/J762
19
DADF
P/J661
21
19
3T Module
P/J763
19
DADF
P/J661
28
TT Module
P/J764
19
DADF
P/J662
21
16
3T Module
P/J765
19
17
DADF
10
P/J662
28
TT Module
P/J766
19
P/J663
21
13
3T Module
P/J767
19
P/J663
29
TT Module
P/J768
19
P/J668
21
11
3T Module
P/J769
19
DADF
P/J668
28
TT Module
P/J770
19
11
P/J669
21
18
3T Module
P/J771
17
13
P/J669
28
TT Module
P/J771
20
DADF
P/J671
21
15
3T Module
P/J772
17
12
IIT
P/J671
28
TT Module
P/J772
20
DADF
P/J672
21
17
3T Module
P/J773
17
14
IIT
P/J672
28
TT Module
P/J773
19
DADF
P/J673
21
12
3T Module
P/J774
17
15
IIT
TT Module
P/J673
29
P/J774
19
P/J674
21
14
P/J775
17
17
P/J675
27
P/J775
19
P/J676
27
P/J776
17
10
IIT
P/J700
17
P/J776
20
DADF
P/J700
17
11
P/J777
20
DADF
P/J710
17
P/J778
19
15
P/J720
17
P/J779
19
14
P/J722
17
P/J780
19
16
P/J723
17
P/J791
19
17
CCD
IIT
Stamp Solenoid (Option)
P/J731
17
18
P903
14
P/J750
17
P/J904
22
3T Module
P/J751
20
12
P904
27
15
TT Module
P/J752
20
11
P930/J71
17
20
IIT Heater Kit(Option)
P/J753
20
10
P/J931
17
19
IIT Heater 2(Option)
P/J754
20
P/J932
17
16
IIT Heater 1(Option)
P/J755
20
P/J1312
11
27
P/J756
20
P/J1343
11
P/J757
20
P/J7191
17
Table 1
P/JNo.
Figure
No.
Item No.
P/J7192
17
CN1
18
10
CN1
18
14
7.1.2 Plug/Jack Location

Inverter PWB
CN1
24
FCW LCD Assembly
CN2
18
12
Inverter PWB
CNP/CNJ352
22
Fax PWB
CNP/CNJ353
22
Fax PWB
CNP/CNJ355
22
Riser PWB (Option)
CNP/CNJ356
22
10
Speaker
CNJ359
22
11
Fax PWB (LINE)
CNJ360
22
12
Fax PWB (TEL)
CNP/CNJ361
22
Extension PWB (Option)
CNP362
22
13
Extension PWB (Option)
CNJ363
22
G3 PWB (Option)
CNP363
22
16
Riser PWB (Option)
CNJ364
22
G4 PWB(Option)
CNP364
22
16
Riser PWB (Option)
CNP/CNJ365
22
Riser PWB (Option)
CNP/CNJ366
22
15
Handset PWB (Option)
CNP367
22
14
Handset PWB (Option)
F1
19
12
F2
19
13
Figure 1 Xero. (j0ki70001)
Version 1.2
2010/08
7-9
Wiring Data
Wiring Data
Figure 2 Main Power/Front Cover Interlock Switch (j0ki70002)
2010/08
7-10
Version 1.2
Figure 3 Toner CRUM Coupler, IBT Fan 1/2 (j0ki70003)
Figure 4 MOB ADC Assembly (j0ki70004)
Version 1.2
Figure 5 Fuser (j0ki70005)
2010/08
7-11
Wiring Data
Wiring Data
2010/08
7-12
Figure 6 Exit (j0ki70006)
Version 1.2
Figure 7 L/H Cover (j0ki70007)
Figure 8 Regi., Tray1 Feeder (j0ki70008)
Version 1.2
Figure 9 MSI (j0ki70009)
2010/08
7-13
Wiring Data
Wiring Data
2010/08
7-14
Figure 10 MCU/MD PWB (j0ki70010)
Version 1.2
Figure 11 Control Unit (j0ki70011)
Figure 12 IOT Rear Location (j0ki70012)
Version 1.2
Figure 13 Deve Drive Motor (4470/5570) Thermostat (j0ki70013)
2010/08
7-15
Wiring Data
Wiring Data
Figure 14 Toner Dispense Motor (Y,M,C,K), GFI Chassis, Bottom Fan (j0ki70014)
2010/08
7-16
Version 1.2
Figure 15 LPH Unit, Tray1 Paper Size Sensor, IOT Heater (j0ki70015)
Figure 16 Main LVPS, HVPS (DEVE/BCR), Agitator Motor (j0ki70016)
Version 1.2
Figure 17 IIT (j0ki70017)
2010/08
7-17
Wiring Data
Wiring Data
Figure 18 MCW Control Panel (j0ki70018)
2010/08
7-18
Version 1.2
Figure 19 DADF Rear Location (j0ki70019)
Figure 20 DADF PWB (j0ki70020)
Version 1.2
Figure 21 3T Module - Tray2/3/4 Feeder, Feed Out Sensor, Paper Size Sensor (j0ki70021)
2010/08
7-19
Wiring Data
Wiring Data
Figure 22 Fax Box, 3T Module - Tray Module PWB, TM Take Away Motor (j0ki70022)
2010/08
7-20
Version 1.2
Figure 23 ESS (Option) (j0ki70023)
Figure 24 FCW Control Panel (j0ki70024)
Version 1.2
Figure 25 FAX mini (j0ki70025)
2010/08
7-21
Wiring Data
Wiring Data
Figure 26 IH PWB, Sub LVPS (j0ki70026)
2010/08
7-22
Version 1.2
Figure 27 TT Module - Rear Location (j0ki70027)
Figure 28 TT Module - Left Location (j0ki70028)
Version 1.2
Figure 29 TT Module - Tray 2/3/4 Feeder (j0ki70029)
2010/08
7-23
Wiring Data
Wiring Data
Figure 30 TT Module - Tray 2/3/4 Paper Size Sensor (j0ki70030)
2010/08
7-24
Version 1.2
7.2 Wire Network
Contents
7.2.33 DADF 24VRTN ............................................................................................................................................................33
7.2 Wire Network

7.2.1 ACH.......................................................................................................................................................................................1
7.2.2 ACN.......................................................................................................................................................................................2
7.2.3 +1.8VDC ..............................................................................................................................................................................3
7.2.4 DC COM (1.8VRTN) .......................................................................................................................................................4
7.2.5 +2.5VDC ..............................................................................................................................................................................5
7.2.6 DC COM (2.5VRTN) .......................................................................................................................................................6
7.2.7 +3.3VDC-1 .........................................................................................................................................................................7
7.2.8 +3.3VDC-2 .........................................................................................................................................................................8
7.2.9 DC COM (3.3VRTN-1) ..................................................................................................................................................9
7.2.10 DC COM (3.3VRTN-2)............................................................................................................................................. 10
7.2.11 +5VDC-1 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 11
7.2.12 +5VDC-2 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 12
7.2.13 +5VDC-3 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 13
7.2.14 +5VDC-4 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 14
7.2.15 +5VDC-5 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 15
7.2.16 DC COM (5VRTN-1) ................................................................................................................................................ 16
7.2.17 DC COM (5VRTN-2) ................................................................................................................................................ 17
7.2.18 DC COM (5VRTN-3) ................................................................................................................................................ 18
7.2.19 DC COM (5VRTN-4) ................................................................................................................................................ 19
7.2.20 DC COM (5VRTN-5) ................................................................................................................................................ 20
7.2.21 +24VDC-1 ..................................................................................................................................................................... 21
7.2.22 +24VDC-2 ..................................................................................................................................................................... 22
7.2.23 +24VDC-3 ..................................................................................................................................................................... 23
7.2.24 +24VDC-4 ..................................................................................................................................................................... 24
7.2.25 DC COM (24VRTN-1).............................................................................................................................................. 25
7.2.26 DC COM (24VRTN-2).............................................................................................................................................. 26
7.2.27 DC COM (24VRTN-3).............................................................................................................................................. 27
7.2.28 IIT +3.3/+5/+24VDC................................................................................................................................................. 28
7.2.29 IIT 3.3/5/24VRTN...................................................................................................................................................... 29
7.2.30 DADF +5VDC............................................................................................................................................................... 30
7.2.31 DADF 5VRTN .............................................................................................................................................................. 31
7.2.32 DADF +24VDC ............................................................................................................................................................ 32
Contents
7.2 Wirenetwork
ii
7.2 Wirenetwork
Contents
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7.2.1 ACH
GFI
MAIN LOW VOLTAGE POWER SUPPLY

MAIN LOW
VOLTAGE
POWER
SUPPLY
1.1
J10
BLK
J1
MAIN POWER
SWITCH
J4
BLK
J13
1.1
1
J12
BLK
J4
J7
P81
J5
3.11
PSW OUTLET
BLK
P85
FINISHER OUTLET
BLK
1.2
IH DRIVER PWB
1
J6
J30
BLK
1.2
4470/5570
F003
T12A
/250V
STBY
+5VDC
1.7
SUB LOW VOLTAGE POWER SUPPLY
DC POWER
GENERATION
2
J8
BLK
F001
10A
/250V
DC POWER
GENERATION
+24VDC
+5VDC
+24VDC
1
J3
P903
BLK
J903
3.9
ACCESSORY
FX Only
1
F002
T5A
/250V
J91 P74
BLK
J74 CE3
BLK
J70
BLK
P72
RELAY
BLK
P70
WHT
J72
J73
BLK
P73
WHT
IOT HEATER
TRAY HEATER
6.13
7.11
IIT HEATER
1
J92
BLK
J71
P930
WHT
CN1
J932
WHT
J931
WHT
P932
WHT
P931
WHT
IIT HEATER 1
IIT HEATER 2
6.13
6.13
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7.2 Wire Network
7-1
7-2
7.2 Wire Network

7.2.2 ACN
GFI
MAIN LOW
VOLTAGE
POWER SUPPLY
1.1
J11
WHT
J1
MAIN POWER
SWITCH
F001
T20A/250V
3
J4
WHT
J14
MAIN LOW VOLTAGE POWER

SUPPLY
1.1
4
J15
WHT
J4
J7
P82
J5
3.11
PSW OUTLET
WHT
P86
1.2
FINISHER OUTLET
WHT
1.2
IH DRIVER PWB
3
J6
J30
WHT
4470/5570
1.7
DC POWER
GENERATION
J8
WHT
J3
P903
WHT
STBY
+5VDC
DC POWER
GENERATION
+24VDC
J903
FX Only
+5VDC
2
+24VDC
J91 P74
WHT
THERMOSTA
T
J74 CE4
WHT
J76
WHT
P72
RELAY
3.9
ACCESSORY
WHT
J75
J70
WHT
J72
J73
WHT
P70
WHT
P73
WHT
IOT HEATER
TRAY HEATER
6.13
7.11
IIT HEATER
2
J92
WHT
J71
P930
BLK
CN2
J932
BLK
J931
BLK
P932
WHT
P931
WHT
IIT HEATER 1
IIT HEATER 2
6.13
6.13
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7.2.3 +1.8VDC
MD PWB
LPH UNIT (Y)
FROM
+5VDC-2
LPH
+5VDC
LPH+5VDC
TO
LPH+1.8VDC
J532
BLU
LPH REAR PWB LPH H PWB (Y)

(Y)
P/J581
J553
2
3
J565
J573
BRN
3 LPH (Y)
6.8
LPH UNIT (M)
BLU
LPH REAR PWB LPH H PWB (M)

(M)
P/J580
J552
J564
2
3
2 BRN
J572
3 LPH (M)
6.9
LPH UNIT (C)
10 BLU
LPH REAR PWB LPH H PWB (C)

(C)
P/J579
J551
J563
2
3
2 BRN
J571
3 LPH (C)
6.10
LPH UNIT (K)
14 BLU
LPH REAR PWB LPH H PWB (K)

(K)
P/J578
J550
2
3
J562
BRN
J570
3 LPH (K)
6.11
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7.2 Wire Network
7-3
7-4
7.2 Wire Network

7.2.4 DC COM (1.8VRTN)
MD PWB
LPH UNIT (Y)
FROM
5VRTN-2
DC COM
J532
BLU

(Y)
P/J581
J553
1
4
J565
J573
BRN
4 LPH (Y)
6.8
LPH UNIT (M)
BLU

(M)
P/J580
J552
J564
1
4
1 BRN
J572
4 LPH (M)
6.9
LPH UNIT (C)
BLU

(C)
P/J579
J551
J563
1
4
1 BRN
J571
4 LPH (C)
6.10
LPH UNIT (K)
13 BLU

(K)
P/J578
J550
1
4
J562
BRN
J570
4 LPH (K)
6.11
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7.2.5 +2.5VDC
MCU PWB
FROM
+3.3VDC-1
+3.3VDC
+3.3VDC
TO
+2.5VDC
J411
A3 BLU
A11 BLU
B3 BLU
B11 BLU
J120
TONER CRUM
2 COUPLER
ASSEMBLY (Y)
9.23
J121
TONER CRUM
2 COUPLER
ASSEMBLY (M)
9.23
J122
TONER CRUM
2 COUPLER
ASSEMBLY (C)
9.24
J123
TONER CRUM
2 COUPLER
ASSEMBLY (K)
9.24
MD PWB
P/J452
5
J528
A3 BLU
A7 BLU
A11 BLU
A15 BLU
P112
DRUM CRUM
2 COUPLER
ASSEMBLY (Y)
9.5
P113
DRUM CRUM
2 COUPLER
ASSEMBLY (M)
9.5
P114
DRUM CRUM
2 COUPLER
ASSEMBLY (C)
9.6
P115
DRUM CRUM
2 COUPLER
ASSEMBLY (K)
9.6
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7.2 Wire Network
7-5
7-6
7.2 Wire Network

7.2.6 DC COM (2.5VRTN)
MCU PWB
FROM
5VRTN-2
DC COM
J411
A1 BLU
A9 BLU
B1 BLU
B9 BLU
J120
TONER CRUM
4 COUPLER
ASSEMBLY (Y)
9.23
J121
TONER CRUM
4 COUPLER
ASSEMBLY (M)
9.23
J122
TONER CRUM
4 COUPLER
ASSEMBLY (C)
9.24
J123
TONER CRUM
4 COUPLER
ASSEMBLY (K)
9.24
P112
DRUM CRUM
4 COUPLER
ASSEMBLY (Y)
9.5
P113
DRUM CRUM
4 COUPLER
ASSEMBLY (M)
9.5
P114
DRUM CRUM
4 COUPLER
ASSEMBLY (C)
9.6
P115
DRUM CRUM
4 COUPLER
ASSEMBLY (K)
9.6
MD PWB
FROM
5VRTN-2
DC COM
J528
A1 BLU
A5 BLU
A9 BLU
A13 BLU
j0ki72006
7.2.7 +3.3VDC-1
MCU PWB
FROM
+5VDC-2
+3.3VDC
+5VDC
SEE
+2.5VDC
J414
B15 BLU
+3.3VDC
J530
3.1
BP PWB
P451
A3
10.3
IH DRIVER PWB
1
J451
1.5
MD PWB
P/J452
22
23
+5VDC
TO
+3.3VDC
FUSER ASSEMBLY
DJ600
P600
A11 A1
J431
1 BLU
AVREF
(+3.3VDC)
J417
B4 BLU
J174
TRAY 1 PAPER SIZE

1 SENSOR
J567
BLU
10.4
1 FUSER FUSE
7.1
MD PWB
P/J452
78
J525
B3 BLU
P616
16 3
J616
BLU
P617
J617
J173
BLU
MSI PAPER SIZE

1 SENSOR
7.5
79
j0ki72007
7.2 Wire Network
7-7
7-8
7.2 Wire Network

7.2.8 +3.3VDC-2
ESS PWB
BP PWB
FROM
+5VDC-1
STBY
+5VDC
STBY
+5VDC
TO
+3.3VDC
P/J309
79
P/J335
48
UI I/F PWB (W85)
UI I/F PWB (S104)
RBT POWER
ON/OFF
51
J1311
J1
3.4
UI
CABLE
FAX G4
DC/DC CONVERT PWB
FROM
+5VDC-1
STBY
+5VDC
STBY
+5VDC
TO
+3.3VDC
J651
GRY
CNJ352
3 FAX PWB
1.9
j0ki72008
7.2.9 DC COM (3.3VRTN-1)

MCU PWB
FROM
5VRTN-2
MD PWB
DC COM
J401
10 BLU
P615
J414
A13 BLU
J461
J615
SW4
1.1
POWER SWITCH
BLU
HVPS (1ST/2ND/
DTC)
9.30
9.35
9.31
9.36
9.32
9.39
FROM
5VRTN-2
B8
J130
J530
BLU
P130
J521
J101
YEL
P631
B12
A1 A15
J631
9.27
J168
B2 B14
J523
A5 BLU
10.3
1
P632
P612
B3
B10 B3
J632
J272
J417
B2 BLU
J174
IBT FRONT COVER

1 SWITCH
1.10
TRAY 1 PAPER SIZE

3 SENSOR
7.1
J525
B2 BLU
J161
BLU
J612
J416
2 BLU
J169
BLU
NOHAD
THERMISTOR
IH DRIVER PWB
J522
A15 BLU
9.33
B6 BLU
DC COM
J176
1
P616
17
J616
P617
BLU
FRONT COVER
A1 INTERLOCK SWITCH
1.10
FACE UP TRAY
1 DETECT SWITCH
10.8
L/H HIGH COVER

1 SWITCH
10.8
8.4
2 OHP SENSOR
10.12
DUPLEX COVER
1 SWITCH
J617
J173
BLU
7.5
MSI PAPER SIZE

2 SENSOR
BP PWB
P451
J460
A1,A10,A13,A15
A20,A23,A25
A30,A33,A35
A40,A43,A45
A50,B1,B10
B13,B14,B20
B23,B24,B30
B33,B34,B40
B43,B44,B50
FUSER ASSEMBLY
J431
8 BLU
10 BLU
DJ600
P600
A4 A8 BLU
A2 A10 BLU
P195
J195
CENTER
THERMISTOR
REAR THERMISTOR
10.4
10.4
Wire Color varies depending

on the model
2270/3370 BLU
4470/5570 WHT
j0ki72009
7.2 Wire Network
7-9
7-10
7.2 Wire Network

7.2.10 DC COM (3.3VRTN-2)
ESS PWB
FROM
5VRTN-1
DC COM
J351
P2
ACCESSORY
3.9
FAX G4
DC/DC CONVERT PWB
FROM
5VRTN-1
DC COM
J651
VIO
CNJ352
4 FAX PWB
1.9
j0ki72010
7.2.11 +5VDC-1
MAIN LOW VOLTAGE POWER
SUPPLY
DC POWER
GENERATION
ESS PWB
1
2
J501
J300
GRY
B2 N.C
STBY
+5VDC
SEE
+3.3VDC-2
B3
GRY
F3201
4A
14-18
STBY +5VDC
3
P310
25.1
HDD
B4
GRY
STBY
+5VDC
EPSV
POWER
CONTROL
F2301
0.75A
/13.2V J351
P2
3.9
ACCESSORY
BP PWB
P/J335
54
P/J309
72,73
UI POWER
ON/OFF
UI I/F PWB (W85)

UI I/F PWB (S104)
F503
0.75A/6V
22,23
47,48
J1311
J1
3.4
22,23
47,48
F502
0.75A/6V
81,82
29
29
UI
CABLE
FAX G4
MD PWB
J502
GRY
J520
F1
2A
7
FAX MINI
DC/DC CONVERT PWB
J592
B8 GRY
P904
4470/5570
J536
6 GRY
J506
J904
J651
GRY
STBY
+5VDC
SUB LOW VOLTAGE POWER

SUPPLY
SEE
+3.3VDC-2
1.9
J904
J352
GRY
7 FAX mini PWB
1.9
1.7
j0ki72011
7.2 Wire Network
7-11
7-12
7.2 Wire Network

7.2.12 +5VDC-2
MAIN LOW VOLTAGE
POWER SUPPLY
DC POWER
GENERATION
1.5
ESS PWB
4
5
J501
J300
GRY
MD PWB
3 GRY
B6
GRY
+5VDC
1
J510
GRY
J401
J1343
1
LPH UNIT (Y)
MCU PWB
+5VDC
1.5
BP PWB
J536
B5
F1
2A
SEE
+3.3VDC-1
5
+5VDC
4
P/J452
+5VDC
59
SEE
+5VDC-3
J532
BLU

(Y)
P/J581
J553
31
1
J565
J573
BRN
1 LPH (Y)
6.8
32
SEE
+5VDC-4
33
60
34
LPH UNIT (M)
BLU

(M)
P/J580
J552
J564
31
1
4 BRN
J572
1 LPH (M)
6.9
32
J520
GRY
33
F2
3.15A
34
8
LPH
+5VDC
LPH UNIT (C)

SEE
+1.8VDC
12 BLU

(C)
P/J579
J551
J563
31
1
4 BRN
J571
1 LPH (C)
6.10
32
33
34
LPH UNIT (K)
16 BLU

(K)
P/J578
J550
31
1
J562
BRN
J570
1 LPH (K)
6.11
32
33
34
j0ki72012
7.2.13 +5VDC-3
MCU PWB
MOB ADC ASSEMBLY
FROM
+5VDC-2
+5VDC
A5
J415
BLU
P610
B11 B5
A11 BLU
B5 B11
B4 BLU
A12 A4
B12 BLU
A4 A12
B13 BLU
A3 A13
J417
A7 BLU
J150
YEL
J151
YEL
J154
YEL
J153
YEL
B7 BLU
5 MOB SENSOR IN
5 MOB SENSOR OUT
ENVIRONMENT
1 SENSOR
1 ADC SENSOR
6.12
6.12
9.27
9.27
IBT BELT HOME

3 POSITION SENSOR
9.28
1ST BTR CONTACT

1 RETRACT SENSOR
9.29
J110
WASTE TONER
1 BOTTLE FULL
SENSOR
9.40
J111
WASTE TONER
1 BOTTLE POSITION
SENSOR
9.40
J182
YEL
J144
A16 BLU
B9
J610
N.C
J431
4 BLU
FUSER ASSEMBLY
DJ600
P600
J193
P/R LATCH
3 SENSOR
A8 A4
BLU
14 BLU
B5 B5
15 BLU
B4 B6
J194
BLU
J192
BLU
10.2
FUSER BELT SPEED

1 SENSOR
10.1
FUSER EXIT
3 SENSOR
10.6
j0ki72013
7.2 Wire Network
7-13
7-14
7.2 Wire Network

7.2.14 +5VDC-4
MD PWB
FROM
+5VDC-2
J522
A11 BLU
+5VDC
B1
P631
A5 A11
J631
B15 B1
J165
EXIT 2 OCT HOME

3 POSITION SENSOR
10.9
J527
A8 BLU
A16 BLU
N.C
1
B8
J164
B6 B10
1
10.9
P640
B16 BLU
N.C
1
J523
A3 BLU
P632
J632
J160
BLU
P612
J612
A11 BLU
A10 A3
A14 BLU
J180
BLU
J181
A7 A6
BLU
1 REGI. SENSOR
1 POB SENSOR
2ND BTR CONTACT

1 RETRACT SENSOR
8.4
J528
B5 BLU
9.36
J624
B9 B4
1
J524
P624
P616
15 4
B7 BLU
12 7
B14 BLU
3 16
J616
J611
J618
9.28
DEVE DRIVE MOTOR

1 (Y,M,C)
9.3
J177
TRAY 1 NUDGER
3 LEVEL SENSOR
7.6
TRAY 1 NO PAPER
3 SENSOR
7.6
J171
TRAY 1 PRE FEED

1 SENSOR
8.1
10.12
10.7
B14 BLU
J633
ATC PWB
6
J183
7.10
1 MAIN DRIVE MOTOR
1 IBT DRIVE MOTOR
9.2
J252
BLU
J245
9.1
4470/5570 ONLY
P618
7.10
FUSER DRIVE
1 MOTOR
DRUM/DEVE DRIVE
1 MOTOR (Y,M,C)
BLU
J172
MSI NUDGER
3 POSITION SENSOR
BLU
J247
J178
MSI NO PAPER
3 SENSOR
BLU
9.4
BLU
8.1
MSI FEED OUT

3 SENSOR
BLU
1
A16
9.34
DUPLEX WAIT
3 SENSOR
EXIT 1 OCT HOME

3 POSITION SENSOR
J179
J243
A8
J175
BLU
J162
7 BLU
J525
B4 BLU
P611
B8 BLU
B13 BLU
B4
DRUM/DEVE DRIVE
1 MOTOR (K)
J249
B8 BLU
1
J640
B13
3 EXIT 2 SENSOR
J241
10.1
J124
ATC SENSOR (Y)
RED
J125
ATC SENSOR (M)
RED
J126
ATC SENSOR (C)
RED
J127
ATC SENSOR (K)
RED
9.15
9.16
9.17
9.18
9.19
9.20
9.21
9.22
OPTION
USB HUB PWB
J536
4.1
1 GRY
J2
1.5

on the model
2270/3370 BLU
4470/5570 WHT
J592 +5VDC
B5 GRY
SEE
+5VDC-5
MD PWB
j0ki72014
7.2.15 +5VDC-5
TRAY MODULE PWB
FAX G4
J542
3 GRY
FROM
+5VDC-4
+5VDC
GRY
J541
12
F7
1A
J548
3 GRY
4 GRY
P904
P674
P673
7 GRY
12 GRY
13 GRY
P672
P671
16 GRY
J904
A7 GRY
B4 GRY
B8 GRY
B12 GRY
P669
CNJ352
GRY
J674
J673
TRAY 4 NUDGER
3 LEVEL SENSOR
7.9
TRAY 4 NO PAPER
3 SENSOR
7.9
TRAY 3 FEED OUT

1 SENSOR
8.2
TRAY 3 NUDGER
3 LEVEL SENSOR
7.8
TRAY 3 NO PAPER
3 SENSOR
7.8
J108
TRAY 2 FEED OUT

3 SENSOR
8.2
J107
TRAY 2 NUDGER
3 LEVEL SENSOR
7.7
TRAY 2 NO PAPER
3 SENSOR
7.7
J103
TRAY 4 PAPER SIZE

1 SENSOR
7.4
J102
TRAY 3 PAPER SIZE

1 SENSOR
7.3
J101
TRAY 2 PAPER SIZE

1 SENSOR
7.2
J115
J114
GRY
J112
BRN
J671
J111
GRY
J110
GRY
J669
1.9
8.2
GRY
J672
1 FAX PWB
TRAY 4 FEED OUT

1 SENSOR
J116
BRN
J549
A1 GRY
A4 GRY
FAX MINI
GRY
J106
GRY
J904
J352
GRY
1 FAX mini PWB
1.9
j0ki72015
7.2 Wire Network
7-15
7-16
7.2 Wire Network

7.2.16 DC COM (5VRTN-1)
ESS PWB
BP PWB
P/J309
3,6,13,18,21,24,27,31,34
41,44,47,50,53,56,59,62
65,68,74,80,94,99,103
108,114,119,124,128,134
DC POWER
GENERATION
STBY
5VRTN
J501
J300
VIO
A2
P/J335
1,9,11,17,19,21,27
29,31,37,39,45,57
80,87,89,96,98,105
105,107,109,116
127,132
A3
VIO
J313
BLU
J233
P233
A4
VIO
1,4,7
8-13
19-24
J351
DC COM
10
P310
P2
VIO
J520
3.9
ACCESSORY
SEE
3.3VRTN-2
FAX G4
FAX MINI
DC/DC CONVERT PWB
J502
25.1
HDD
MD PWB
25.1
ESS FAN
A8
J592
VIO
P904
J904
J651
VIO
DC COM
1.9
SEE
3.3VRTN-2
J904
J352
VIO
4 FAX mini PWB
1.9
4470/5570
4
J536
VIO
P506
SUB LOW VOLTAGE POWER

SUPPLY
1.7
j0ki72016
7.2.17 DC COM (5VRTN-2)

MAIN LOW VOLTAGE
POWER SUPPLY
DC POWER
GENERATION
ESS PWB
10
11
J501
J300
VIO
1.5
A5
A6
VIO
LPH UNIT (Y)
MCU PWB
DC COM
5VRTN
J510
VIO
J401
MD PWB
SEE
2.5VRTN
4
DC COM
SEE
3.3VRTN-1
DC COM
SEE
5VRTN-3
3
P/J452
12,30,36,62
64,66,68,70
72,74,76,82
85,97
J520
VIO
J532
BLU

(Y)
P/J581
J553
30
2
DC COM
SEE
1.8VRTN
29
DC COM
SEE
2.5VRTN
27
DC COM
SEE
3.3VRTN-1
DC COM
SEE
5VRTN-4
J565
J573
BRN
6.8
2 LPH (Y)
28
LPH UNIT (M)
BLU

(M)
P/J580
J552
J564
30
2
3 BRN
J572
2 LPH (M)
6.9
29
28
27
LPH UNIT (C)
11 BLU

(C)
P/J579
J551
J563
30
2
3 BRN
J571
2 LPH (C)
6.10
29
28
27
LPH UNIT (K)
15 BLU

(K)
P/J578
J550
30
2
J562
BRN
J570
2 LPH (K)
6.11
29
28
27
j0ki72017
7.2 Wire Network
7-17
7-18
7.2 Wire Network

7.2.18 DC COM (5VRTN-3)
MCU PWB
FROM
5VRTN-2
4470/5570
DC COM
J513
J412
B1 WHT
17 HVPS (BCR)
2270/3370
9.8
9.12
9.10
9.14
J460
BLU
B13 HVPS (DEVE/BCR)
9.7
9.11
9.15
9.19
9.9
9.13
9.17
9.21
MOB ADC ASSEMBLY

A8
J415
BLU
P610
B8 B8
A14 BLU
B2 B14
B2 BLU
A14 A2
B8 BLU
A8 A8
B15 BLU
A1 A15
J610
J150
YEL
J151
YEL
J154
YEL
J153
YEL
J182
YEL
2 MOB SENSOR IN
2 MOB SENSOR OUT
ENVIRONMENT
3 SENSOR
5 ADC SENSOR
6.12
6.12
9.27
9.27
IBT BELT HOME

1 POSITION SENSOR
9.28
J416
2 BLU
J272
IBT FRONT COVER

1 SWITCH
1.10
J417
A5 BLU
J144
1ST BTR CONTACT

3 RETRACT SENSOR
9.29
J110
WASTE TONER
3 BOTTLE FULL
SENSOR
9.40
J111
WASTE TONER
3 BOTTLE POSITION
SENSOR
9.40
P/R LATCH
2 SENSOR
10.2
FUSER BELT SPEED

3 SENSOR
10.1
FUSER EXIT
2 SENSOR
10.6
A14 BLU
B5 BLU
B10 N.C
J431
5 BLU
FUSER ASSEMBLY
DJ600
P600
A7 A5
12 BLU
B7 B3
16 BLU
B3 B7
J193
BLU
J194
BLU
J192
BLU
j0ki72018
7.2.19 DC COM (5VRTN-4)
MD PWB
FROM
5VRTN-2
DC COM
J522
A12 BLU
P631
B2
A4 A12
J631
B14 B2
J165
EXIT 2 OCT HOME

2 POSITION SENSOR
BLU
J527
A15 BLU
10.9
J247
J249
B7 BLU
N.C
DRUM/DEVE DRIVE
2 MOTOR (Y,M,C)
2 IBT DRIVE MOTOR
9.1
9.2
9.28
1
B9
J164
B5 B11
1
2 EXIT 2 SENSOR
10.9
B15 BLU
J252
DEVE DRIVE MOTOR

2 (Y,M,C)
9.3
J177
TRAY 1 NUDGER
2 LEVEL SENSOR
7.6
TRAY 1 NO PAPER
2 SENSOR
7.6
1
J640
B14
J528
B6 BLU
P640
N.C
P611
J611
BLU
1
J523
A1 BLU
P632
J632
B5
J180
9.36
3 POB SENSOR
BLU
J181
A9 A4
BLU
J624
B8 B5
1
8.4
3 REGI. SENSOR
BLU
P612
J612
A9 BLU
A12 A1
A12 BLU
J160
P624
J524
J525
B5 BLU
B8 BLU
P616
14 5
11 8
J616
J175
BLU
DUPLEX WAIT
2 SENSOR
MSI FEED OUT

2 SENSOR
8.1
MSI NO PAPER
2 SENSOR
7.10
MSI NUDGER
2 POSITION SENSOR
BLU
7.10
BLU
J172
BLU
P618
B19 BLU
10.12
J633
B15 BLU
2 17
J243
A7
1
J245
A15
FUSER DRIVE
2 MOTOR
2 MAIN DRIVE MOTOR
1
A
J241
Wire Color is different depending
on the model.
2270/3370 BLU
4470/5570 WHT
DRUM/DEVE DRIVE
2 MOTOR (K)
J171
BLU
ATC PWB
1
J536
4 GRY
4.1
J350
VIO
10.1
TRAY 1 PRE FEED

3 SENSOR
J1343
J124
ATC SENSOR (Y)
BLK
J125
ATC SENSOR (M)
BLK
J126
ATC SENSOR (C)
BLK
J127
ATC SENSOR (K)
BLK
8.1
USB HUB PWB
1.5
BP PWB
1.5
9.4
J593
2 VIO
9.16
9.17
9.18
9.19
9.20
9.21
9.22
J592 DC COM
B4 VIO
MD PWB
9.15
J590
11 VIO
1
J527
A7 BLU
J618
OPTION
J183
BLU
9.34
EXIT 1 OCT HOME

2 POSITION SENSOR
J179
J178
4470/5570 ONLY
B11 BLU
10.7
J162
8 BLU
2ND BTR CONTACT

3 RETRACT SENSOR
B9 BLU
FINISHER
3.6
SEE
5VRTN-5
SEE
5V RTN (2000 HCF)
j0ki72019
7.2 Wire Network
7-19
7-20
7.2 Wire Network

7.2.20 DC COM (5VRTN-5)
TRAY MODULE PWB
FAX G4
FROM
5VRTN-4
DC COM J541
VIO
11
J542
4 VIO
J548
1 VIO
5 VIO
P904
P674
P673
8 VIO
10 VIO
14 VIO
P672
P671
17 VIO
J904
P669
A8 VIO
A12 VIO
B2 VIO
B6
B10
P668
CNJ352
VIO
J674
J673
TRAY 4 NUDGER
2 LEVEL SENSOR
7.9
TRAY 4 NO PAPER
2 SENSOR
7.9
TRAY 3 FEED OUT

3 SENSOR
8.2
TRAY 3 NUDGER
2 LEVEL SENSOR
7.8
TRAY 3 NO PAPER
2 SENSOR
7.8
J108
TRAY 2 FEED OUT

2 SENSOR
8.2
J107
TRAY 2 NUDGER
2 LEVEL SENSOR
7.7
TRAY 2 NO PAPER
2 SENSOR
7.7
TRAY MODULE L/H

1 COVER SWITCH
8.2
J103
TRAY 4 PAPER SIZE

3 SENSOR
7.4
J102
TRAY 3 PAPER SIZE

3 SENSOR
7.3
J101
TRAY 2 PAPER SIZE

3 SENSOR
7.2
J115
J114
GRY
J112
BRN
J671
J111
GRY
J110
GRY
J669
GRY
J106
GRY
J668
J104
BRN
VIO
VIO
1.9
8.2
GRY
J672
2 FAX PWB
TRAY 4 FEED OUT

3 SENSOR
J116
BRN
J549
A2 VIO
A5 VIO
FAX MINI
7
J904
J352
VIO
2 FAX mini PWB
1.9
j0ki72020
7.2.21 +24VDC-1
ESS PWB
EPSV
POWER
CONTROL
DC POWER
GENERATION
J501
J300
ORN
F2302
0.75A
/30V
J351
14
P2
BP PWB
F501
P/J309
0.75A/30V
J1311
1,2
3,27
F2901
6.3A
A8
3.9
ACCESSORY
UI I/F PWB(W85)
UI I/F PWB(S104)
J1
3.4
3,27
UI
CABLE
4470/5570
A
J300
A1
+24VDC SEE
+24VDC-2
+24VDC
2270/3370
2
J502
SJ01
+24VDC
ORN
ORN
SJ01
A1
ORN
ORN
SEE
IIT+3.3/+5/+24VDC
MD PWB
J510
J520
ORN
MCU PWB
P/J452
2
3
4470/5570
MOB ADC ASSEMBLY

F3
4A
F2
2A
J415
B6 BLU
P610
J417
A8 BLU
J250
A10 A6
J610
J153
YEL
7 ADC SENSOR
9.27
P250
1ST BTR CONTACT

RETRACT CLUTCH
9.29
J261
TAKE AWAY
CLUTCH
8.1

DC POWER
GENERATION
+24VDC
J504
J536
ORN
J505
ORN
ORN
+24VDC
2270/3370
+24VDC
SEE
+24VDC-2
B15 BLU
P261
SEE
IIT+3.3/+5/+24VDC
j0ki72021
7.2 Wire Network
7-21
7-22
7.2 Wire Network

7.2.22 +24VDC-2
MD PWB
FROM
+24VDC-1
+24VDC
F16
1.0A
J523
A7 BLU
F5
4A
2270/3370
F3
5A
P632
J632
7 BLU
P260
J260
REGI. CLUTCH
J591
1 ORN
SEE
+24VDC-4
J593 +24VDC
1 ORN
4470/5570
F4
5A
P678
SEE
+24VDC/24V RTN (2000 HCF)
N.C
L/H COVER
INTERLOCK
SWITCH
J534
1 ORN
1.9
FINISHER
J592 +24VDC
B2 ORN
J100
8.4
1.10
J100
B2
A2 ORN
MD PWB
J534
FRONT COVER
INTERLOCK
SWITCH
J521
1 ORN
J101
B2
1.10
J101
A2 ORN
MD PWB
J521
10
J520
RELAY
ON
+24VDC
YEL
MCU PWB
INTERLOCK
RELAY
RELAY
ON
+24VDC J503
J510
4 ORN
5
YEL
J401
INTLK ON
+24VDC
SEE
+24VDC-4
BYPASS
RELAY
FROM
+24VDC-1
+24VDC
MD PWB
5 ORN
J520
INTLK ON
+24VDC
SEE
+24VDC-3
j0ki72022
7.2.23 +24VDC-3
MCU PWB
FROM
+24VDC-2
2270/3370
INTLK ON
+24VDC
F5
4A
J412
J460
A12 BLU
INTLK ON
+24VDC
F15
1.0A
F14
1.0A
J522
A3 BLU
J461
P631
J631
A13 A3 BLU
A4 BLU
A12 A4 BLU
A7 BLU
A9 A7 BLU
A9 BLU
A7 A9 BLU
HVPS (1ST/2ND/
1 DTC)
J266
A17 BLU
9.21
9.11
9.17
9.30
9.33
9.31
9.35
9.32
9.36
J513
1 HVPS (BCR)
9.16
9.20
9.18
9.22
9.8
9.12
9.10
9.14
9.39
10.9
P262
P263
J262
EXIT 2 GATE
SOLENOID
10.11
J263
FACE UP GATE
SOLENOID
10.11
J271
10.7
4
EXIT 1 OCT MOTOR
3
P612
J612
A4 A9 BLU
J280
P280
2ND BTR CONTACT

RETRACT MOTOR
9.34
P635
B13 WHT
J535
1 ORN
J244
J242
1 MAIN DRIVE MOTOR
J635
1 GRY
5 ORN
J240
J248
FUSER DRIVE
1 MOTOR
10.1
DRUM/DEVE DRIVE
1 MOTOR (K)
9.4
1 IBT DRIVE MOTOR
J450
5 LH FAN PWB
9.46
4.1
4470/5570
J246
J526
1 ORN
F13
6.3A
9.15
9 HVPS (DEVE)
4470/5570 OPTION
J523
3 ORN
F12
6.3A
9.9
J514
4 BLU
F11
6.3A
9.19
EXIT 2 OCT MOTOR
J524
3 BLU
F10
4A
9.13
A2
A1
J414
A15 BLU
FROM
+24VDC-2
9.7
HVPS (DEVE/BCR)
A13 BLU
MD PWB
4470/5570
DRUM DRIVE
1 MOTOR (Y,M,C)
9.2
9.28
2270/3370
J246
3 ORN
7 ORN
J251
DEVE DRIVE MOTOR

1 (Y,M,C)
DRUM/DEVE DRIVE
1 MOTOR (Y,M,C)
9.1
9.3
j0ki72023
7.2 Wire Network
7-23
7-24
7.2 Wire Network

7.2.24 +24VDC-4
TRAY MODULE PWB

FROM
+24VDC-2
+24VDC
J541
ORN
FAX G4
J542
1 ORN
10
F4
4A
P904
J904
J551
5 ORN
FAX MINI
CNJ352
ORN
J224
6 ORN
P665
7 ORN
J552
5 ORN
6 ORN
5
2
F5
1A
F8
3.15A
5 FAX PWB
4470/5570
J226
2
5
1.9
J904
J352
ORN
5 FAX mini PWB
1.9
8.3
TM TAKEAWAY
MOTOR
J665
N.C
8.3
TM TAKEAWAY
MOTOR 2
j0ki72024
7.2.25 DC COM (24VRTN-1)

ESS PWB
12
DC POWER
GENERATION
J501
J300
VIO
J351
B8
13
P2
4470/5570
J300
P/J309
1,2
2270/3370
24VRTN
J502
SJ01
DC COM
VIO
VIO
SJ01
F501
0.75A/30V
2,4,10,11
14,17,21
24,25,26
28,37,40
46,49
J1311
J1
UI
CABLE
3.4
2,4,10,11
14,17,21
24,25,26
28,37,40
46,49
B1
VIO
VIO
UI I/F PWB(W85)
UI I/F PWB(S104)
BP PWB
B1
3.9
ACCESSORY
SEE
IIT 3.3/5/24VRTN
MCU PWB
9
J510
J401
VIO
MD PWB
DC COM
8
10
J520
VIO
SEE
24VRTN-3
P/J452
54
DC COM
SEE
24VRTN-2
VIO
4470/5570
DC POWER
GENERATION
24VRTN
J504
J536
VIO
J505
VIO
VIO
+24VDC
SEE
IIT 3.3/5/24VRTN
j0ki72025
7.2 Wire Network
7-25
7-26
7.2 Wire Network

7.2.26 DC COM (24VRTN-2)
MCU PWB
FROM
24VRTN-1
DC COM
J411
A6 BLU
J210
J211
A8 BLU
J212
B6 BLU
J213
B8 BLU
P210
ERASE LAMP (Y)
J211
ERASE LAMP (M)
P212
ERASE LAMP (C)
J213
ERASE LAMP (K)
9.37
9.37
9.38
9.38
2270/3370
J412
J460
A10 BLU
4470/5570
A4
HVPS (DEVE/BCR)
A11 BLU
A3
J414
J461
A14 BLU
HVPS (1ST/2ND/
2 DTC)
9.7
9.15
9.9
9.17
9.11
9.19
9.13
9.21
9.30
9.35
9.31
9.36
9.32
9.39
J513
J514
2 HVPS (BCR)
8 HVPS (DEVE)
9.8
9.12
9.10
9.14
9.16
9.20
9.18
9.22
9.33
J225
B4 BLU
P225
IH EXHAUST FAN
10.3
2270/3370
J416
6 BLU
10 BLU
14 BLU
J417
A4 BLU
A13 BLU
B14 BLU
J619
P619
J232
BLU
J236
BLU
J238
J231
J235
J234
4470/5570
P232
P236
P238
P231
P235
P234
IBT FAN 1
IBT FAN 2
PROCESS 2 FAN
DRIVE FAN
HVPS FAN
BOTTOM FAN
9.41
N.C
9.41
C FAN
BLU
9.41
J238
BLU
9.42
J231
BLU
9.42
J235
BLU
9.42
J234
BLU
P238
P231
P235
P234
PROCESS 2 FAN
SUCTION FAN
M FAN
BOTTOM FAN
9.44
9.43
9.45
9.45
9.45
j0ki72026
7.2.27 DC COM (24VRTN-3)

MD PWB
FROM
24VRTN-1
J523
A16 BLU
B12
1
P612
J612
A5 A8 BLU
B1 B12 VIO
J280
J170
P280
2ND BTR CONTACT

RETRACT MOTOR
P170
DC HEATER
9.34
P230
FUSER FAN
J240
J248
J251
8 VIO
J239
P239
4 BLK
B16 BLU
J226
DRUM/DEVE DRIVE
2 MOTOR (K)
J227
IH INTAKE FAN
P227
C EXHAUST FAN
J242
4 VIO
4 WHT
DEVE DRIVE MOTOR

2 (Y,M,C)
FRONT LVPS FAN
J244
J228
2 IBT DRIVE MOTOR
P226
J535
2 VIO
J537
J450
2 MAIN DRIVE MOTOR

FUSER DRIVE
2 MOTOR
P228
PROCESS 1 FAN
J591
3 VIO
FINISHER
J541
B1 VIO
J217
P217
9.46
LH FAN 2
J218
P218
9.46
LH FAN 3
9.4
4470/5570
J246
DRUM DRIVE
1 MOTOR (Y,M,C)
9.1
9.2
9.28
9.3
1.3
10.3
1
9.44
Wire Color is different depending

on the model.
2270/3370 BLU
4470/5570 WHT
4.1
10.1
FAX MINI
5
9.43
J904
J352
VIO
6 FAX mini PWB
1.9
1.9
TRAY MODULE PWB

J592
J593
4 VIO
J454
4 GRY
2270/3370
J246
DRUM/DEVE DRIVE
2 MOTOR (Y,M,C)
6 VIO
B12 BLU
J635
5 GRY
9.46
LH FAN 1
10.6
4 VIO
J529
J453
8 GRY
J526
2 VIO
A15
4
P635
J230
LH FAN PWB
10.12
B17 WHT
J524
13 BLU
4470/5570 OPTION
FAX G4
J542
2 VIO
P904
J904
CNJ352
VIO
6 FAX PWB
1.9
SEE
+24VDC/24V RTN (2000 HCF)
j0ki72027
7.2 Wire Network
7-27
7-28
7.2 Wire Network

7.2.28 IIT +3.3/+5/+24VDC
IIT TRANS PWB
4470/5570
FROM
+24VDC-1
+24VDC
J700
ORN
P700
J720
ORN
F3
8A
F8
4A
15
16
F7
2.5A
2270/3370
FROM
+24VDC-1
J722
P776
BLU
J776
CARRIAGE
MOTOR
BLU
J1
J723
15
6.1
+24VDC
TO
ANA10V
2
15
LED LAMP
PWB
J710
J700
6.1
6.6
3
4
CCD LENS
ASSEMBLY
FLAT
CABLE
FLAT
CABLE
+24VDC
+24VDC
+24VDC
TO
+5VDC
SEE
DADF
+24VDC
F6
4A
IIT TRANS PWB
10
+5VDC
TO
ANA3.3V
+5VDC
TO
+3.3VDC
12
J722
J773
GRY
J774
GRY
J700
J710
13
F5
4A
IIT REGI
3 SENSOR
6.1
PLATEN
3 ANGLE
SENSOR
6.7
6.6
12
13
CCD LENS
ASSEMBLY
15
15
16
16
17
17
FLAT
CABLE
+5VDC
SEE
DADF
+5VDC
j0ki72028
7.2.29 IIT 3.3/5/24VRTN

A
IIT TRANS PWB
4470/5570
FROM
24VRTN-1
DC COM
J700
VIO
P700
J720
VIO
2270/3370
FROM
24VRTN-1
J710
J700
CCD LENS
ASSEMBLY
6.6
1,3
4,5
10
10
14
11
11
14
14
J723
J1
1,3
4,5 LED LAMP
PWB
14
6.1
FLAT
CABLE
FLAT
CABLE
DC COM
DC COM
SEE
DADF
5VRTN
DC COM
SEE
DADF
24VRTN
IIT TRANS PWB

8
14
11
J722
J773
VIO
P775
VIO
IIT REGI
2 SENSOR
PLATEN
INTERLOCK
SWITCH
J775
J771
VIO
6.1
6.7
APS SENSOR
3 1
6.7
PLATEN
2 ANGLE
SENSOR
6.7
N.C
J774
VIO
j0ki72029
7.2 Wire Network
7-29
7-30
7.2 Wire Network

7.2.30 DADF +5VDC
IIT TRANS PWB
FROM
IIT +3.3/+5
/+24VDC
DADF PWB
+5VDC
18
P750
J752
B10
35
A4
36
A5
F5
1A
3
6
9
IIT-DADF
CABLE
12
15
6
9
12
15
5
8
11
J756
DOCUMENT
TRAY SIZE
1 SENSOR 1
5.2
J764
DOCUMENT
1 TRAY SIZE
SENSOR 2
5.2
J762
DADF TRAY
1 SET GUIDE
SENSOR 3
5.3
J763
DADF TRAY
1 SET GUIDE
SENSOR 2
5.3
J765
DADF TRAY
1 SET GUIDE
SENSOR 1
5.3
J771
DADF
1 DOCUMENT
SET SENSOR
5.1
J772
DADF FEED
1 OUT SENSOR
5.5
J773
1 DADF INVERT
SENSOR
5.6
J774
DADF PRE
1 REGI. SENSOR
5.5
J775
1 DADF REGI.
SENSOR
5.6
J767
DADF APS
1 SENSOR 3
5.4
J768
1 DADF APS
SENSOR 2
5.4
J769
DADF APS
1 SENSOR 1
5.4
J761
YEL
YEL
YEL
YEL
YEL
J757
YEL
YEL
J770
YEL
YEL
YEL
J758
YEL
YEL
YEL
P766
P770
YEL
YEL
YEL
J766
YEL
YEL
YEL
j0ki72030
7.2.31 DADF 5VRTN

IIT TRANS PWB
DC COM
FROM
IIT 3.3/5
/24VRTN
DADF PWB
31
P750
J751
J752
30
32
A3
A1
33
J756
10
13
16
1
4
7
10
13
3
6
9
DOCUMENT
3 TRAY SIZE
SENSOR 1
5.2
J764
DOCUMENT
3 TRAY SIZE
SENSOR 2
5.2
J762
DADF TRAY
3 SET GUIDE
SENSOR 3
5.3
J763
DADF TRAY
3 SET GUIDE
SENSOR 2
5.3
DADF TRAY
3 SET GUIDE
SENSOR 1
5.3
J791
DADF
2 DOCUMENT
SET LED
5.1
J771
DADF
3 DOCUMENT
SET SENSOR
5.1
J772
3 DADF FEED
OUT SENSOR
5.5
DADF INVERT
SENSOR
5.6
YEL
YEL
A2
IIT-DADF
CABLE
J761
YEL
YEL
J765
YEL
YEL
J757
YEL
YEL
J770
YEL
YEL
YEL
J758 P766
YEL
YEL
YEL
10 1
7
P770
J773
YEL
J774
YEL
J775
YEL
J766
DADF PRE
3 REGI. SENSOR
5.5
DADF REGI.
SENSOR
5.6
J767
DADF APS
3 SENSOR 3
5.4
J768
3 DADF APS
SENSOR 2
5.4
J769
DADF APS
3 SENSOR 1
5.4
YEL
YEL
YEL
j0ki72031
7.2 Wire Network
7-31
7-32
7.2 Wire Network

7.2.32 DADF +24VDC
IIT TRANS PWB
FROM
IIT +3.3/+5
/+24VDC
F3
1.25A
DADF PWB
P750
J752
B1
DADF
INTERLOCK
SWITCH
1
J753
F1
5.1
F2
ORN
ORN
DADF PWB
J753
F4
4A
B2
B2
F5
4A
B3
B4
A14
A13
A12
A11
B1
A8
A9
F2
1.25A
A1
J754
J779
ORN
2 1
P779
DADF GATE
SOLENOID
J778
EXIT NIP
RELEASE
SOLENOID
J780
STAMP
SOLENOID
A10
IIT-DADF
CABLE
B8
P778
ORN
2 1
J754
J776
ORN
DADF FEED
MOTOR
2
ORN
J777
ORN
ORN
5.5
5.6
5
DADF REGI.
MOTOR
2
5.1
5.7
OPTION
1
J755
P780
ORN
2 1
5.7
F3
1.25A
1
J761
N.C
j0ki72032
7.2.33 DADF 24VRTN

IIT TRANS PWB
FROM
IIT 3.3/5
/24VRTN
DC COM
DADF PWB
19
J752
P750
A9
20
A8
21
A7
22
A6
23
B5
24
B6
25
B7
26
B8
27
1.8
B9
IIT-DADF
CABLE
j0ki72033
7.2 Wire Network
7-33
7.3 BSD
Contents
7.3.1 Preface................................................................................................................ 1
7.3.1.1 How to Use the BSDs .....................................................................................................1
7.3.1.2 Explanation of Symbols...................................................................................................1
7.3.1.3 Signal Name....................................................................................................................2
7.3.1.4 DC Voltage ......................................................................................................................2
7.3.1.5 Other Descriptions ..........................................................................................................2
CH3.11 DOWNLOAD INTERFACE .......................................................................................... 26
Chain 4 Start Print Power

CH4.1 MAIN DRIVE CONTROL............................................................................................... 27
Chain 5 Document Transportation

CH5.1 DOCUMENT SETTING ................................................................................................. 36
CH5.2 DOCUMENT SIZE SENSING (1 OF 2) ......................................................................... 37
CH5.3 DOCUMENT SIZE SENSING (2 OF 2) ......................................................................... 38
Chain 1 Standby Power

CH1.1 MAIN POWER ON (1 OF 2).............................................................................................3
CH1.2 MAIN POWER ON (2 OF 2).............................................................................................4
CH1.3 LVPS CONTROL .............................................................................................................5
CH1.4 DC POWER GENERATION (1 OF 4) ..............................................................................6
CH1.8 IIT DC POWER DISTRIBUTION....................................................................................10
CH1.9 OPTION DC POWER DISTRIBUTION ..........................................................................11
CH1.10 POWER INTERLOCK SWITCHING (1 OF 2)..............................................................12
CH1.11 POWER INTERLOCK SWITCHING (2 OF 2) ..............................................................13
CH5.4 DOCUMENT FEED (1 OF 2)......................................................................................... 39

CH5.5 DOCUMENT FEED (2 OF 2)......................................................................................... 40
CH5.6 DOCUMENT SCAN AND INVERT ................................................................................ 41
CH5.7 DOCUMENT EXIT TRANSPORTATION ....................................................................... 42
CH5.8 DOCUMENT PATH ....................................................................................................... 43
CH5.9 DOCUMENT TRANSMISSION ..................................................................................... 44
Chain 6 Imaging
CH6.1 DOCUMENT ILLUMINATION........................................................................................ 45
CH6.2 COPY IMAGE FLOW .................................................................................................... 46
CH6.3 SCAN IMAGE FLOW .................................................................................................... 47
CH6.4 PRINT IMAGE FLOW.................................................................................................... 48
CH6.5 FAX IMAGE FLOW ....................................................................................................... 49
Chain 2 Mode Selection

CH2.1 UI (W85).........................................................................................................................14
CH2.2 UI (S104)........................................................................................................................15
Chain 3 Machine Run Control
CH6.6 IMAGE INPUT ............................................................................................................... 50

CH6.7 PLATEN DOCUMENT SENSING.................................................................................. 51
CH6.8 LPH CONTROL (Y) ....................................................................................................... 52
CH6.9 LPH CONTROL (M) ...................................................................................................... 53
CH6.10 LPH CONTROL (C)..................................................................................................... 54
CH3.1 PWBS COMMUNICATION (1 OF 7) ..............................................................................16
CH6.11 LPH CONTROL (K) ..................................................................................................... 55
CH6.12 COLOR REGISTRATION CONTROL ......................................................................... 56
CH6.13 IIT/IOT HEATER CONTROL (OPTION) ...................................................................... 57

CH3.8 PSW DETECTION .........................................................................................................23
CH3.9 ACCESSORY.................................................................................................................24
CH3.10 ELECTRIC BILLING ....................................................................................................25
Contents
7.3 BSD
ii
7.3 BSD
Contents
Chain 7 Paper Supplying
CH7.1 TRAY 1 PAPER SIZE SENSING....................................................................................57
Chain 9 Marking
CH7.2 TRAY 2 PAPER SIZE SENSING (3TM,TTM).................................................................58
CH9.1 DRUM/DEVE DRIVE CONTROL (Y,M,C) (2270/3370)................................................. 82
CH7.3 TRAY 3 PAPER SIZE SENSING (3TM) .........................................................................59
CH9.2 DRUM DRIVE CONTROL (Y,M,C) (4470/5570)............................................................ 83
CH7.4 TRAY 4 PAPER SIZE SENSING (3TM) .........................................................................60
CH9.3 DEVE DRIVE CONTROL (Y,M,C) (4470/5570)............................................................. 84
CH7.5 TRAY 3 PAPER SIZE SENSING (TTM).........................................................................61
CH9.4 DRUM/DEVE DRIVE CONTROL (K) ............................................................................ 85
CH7.6 TRAY 4 PAPER SIZE SENSING (TTM).........................................................................62
CH9.5 DRUM LIFE CONTROL (Y,M) ....................................................................................... 86
CH7.7 MSI PAPER SIZE SENSING .........................................................................................63
CH9.6 DRUM LIFE CONTROL (C,K) ....................................................................................... 87
CH7.8 TRAY 1 PAPER STACKING...........................................................................................64
CH9.7 CHARGING AND EXPOSURE (Y) (2270/3370) ........................................................... 88
CH7.9 TRAY 2 PAPER STACKING (3TM,TTM)........................................................................65
CH9.8 CHARGING AND EXPOSURE (Y) (4470/5570) ........................................................... 89
CH7.10 TRAY 3 PAPER STACKING (3TM) ..............................................................................66
CH9.9 CHARGING AND EXPOSURE (M) (2270/3370)........................................................... 90
CH7.11 TRAY 4 PAPER STACKING (3TM) ..............................................................................67
CH9.10 CHARGING AND EXPOSURE (M) (4470/5570)......................................................... 91
CH7.12 TRAY 3 PAPER STACKING (TTM)..............................................................................68
CH9.11 CHARGING AND EXPOSURE (C) (2270/3370) ......................................................... 92
CH7.13 TRAY 4 PAPER STACKING (TTM)..............................................................................69
CH9.12 CHARGING AND EXPOSURE (C) (4470/5570) ......................................................... 93
CH7.14 MSI PAPER STACKING ..............................................................................................70
CH9.13 CHARGING AND EXPOSURE (K) (2270/3370) ......................................................... 94
CH7.15 TRAY HEATER CONTROL (FX ONLY) .......................................................................71
CH9.14 CHARGING AND EXPOSURE (K) (4470/5570) ......................................................... 95

CH9.15 DEVELOPMENT (Y) (2270/3370) ............................................................................... 96
Chain 8 Paper Transportation
CH9.16 DEVELOPMENT (Y) (4470/5570) ............................................................................... 97
CH8.1 TRAY 1 AND MSI PAPER TRANSPORTATION ............................................................72
CH9.17 DEVELOPMENT (M) (2270/3370) .............................................................................. 98
CH8.2 TRAY MODULE PAPER TRANSPORTATION (1 OF 4) (4470/5570 TTM)....................73
CH9.18 DEVELOPMENT (M) (4470/5570) .............................................................................. 99
CH8.3 TRAY MODULE PAPER TRANSPORTATION (2 OF 4) ................................................74
CH9.19 DEVELOPMENT (C) (2270/3370)............................................................................. 100
CH8.4 TRAY MODULE PAPER TRANSPORTATION (3 OF 4) (3TM)......................................75
CH9.20 DEVELOPMENT (C) (4470/5570)............................................................................. 101
CH8.5 TRAY MODULE PAPER TRANSPORTATION (4 OF 4) (TTM)......................................76
CH9.21 DEVELOPMENT (K) (2270/3370) ............................................................................. 102
CH8.6 REGISTRATION ............................................................................................................77
CH9.22 DEVELOPMENT (K) (4470/5570) ............................................................................. 103
CH8.7 PAPER PATH (2270/3370 3TM) ....................................................................................78
CH9.23 TONER CARTRIDGE LIFE CONTROL (Y,M) ........................................................... 104
CH8.8 PAPER PATH (4470/5570 3TM) ....................................................................................79
CH9.24 TONER CARTRIDGE LIFE CONTROL (C,K) ........................................................... 105
CH8.9 PAPER PATH (2270/3370 TTM) ....................................................................................80
CH9.25 TONER DISPENSE CONTROL (Y,M)....................................................................... 106
CH8.10 PAPER PATH (4470/5570 TTM) ..................................................................................81
CH9.26 TONER DISPENSE CONTROL (C,K)....................................................................... 107

CH9.27 ADC AND ENVIRONMENT SENSING...................................................................... 108
CH9.28 IBT DRIVE CONTROL .............................................................................................. 109
CH9.29 1ST BTR CONTACT RETRACT CONTROL ............................................................. 110
CH9.30 IMAGE TRANSFER TO IBT (Y) .................................................................................111
CH9.31 IMAGE TRANSFER TO IBT (M)................................................................................ 112
CH9.32 IMAGE TRANSFER TO IBT (C) ................................................................................ 113
CH9.33 IMAGE TRANSFER TO IBT (K) ................................................................................ 114
CH9.34 2ND BTR CONTACT RETRACT CONTROL ............................................................ 115
CH9.35 IMAGE TRANSFER TO PAPER................................................................................ 116
CH9.36 STRIPPING................................................................................................................117
CH9.37 DRUM CLEANING (Y,M) ...........................................................................................118
CH9.38 DRUM CLEANING (C,K) ...........................................................................................119
CH9.39 IBT CLEANING ..........................................................................................................120
CH9.40 WASTE TONER DISPOSAL......................................................................................121
CH9.41 IBT/PROCESS FAN CONTROL (2270/3370)............................................................122
CH9.42 DRIVE/HVPS/BOTTOM FAN CONTROL (2270/3370) ..............................................123
CH9.43 PROCESS FAN CONTROL (4470/5570) ..................................................................124
CH9.44 C FAN CONTROL (4470/5570) .................................................................................125
CH9.45 SUCTION/M/BOTTOM FAN CONTROL (4470/5570) ...............................................126
CH9.46 LH FAN CONTROL (4470/5570) ...............................................................................127
Chain 10 Fusing and Copy Transportation

CH10.1 FUSER DRIVE CONTROL (1 OF 2)..........................................................................128
CH10.2 FUSER DRIVE CONTROL (2 OF 2)..........................................................................129
CH10.3 FUSING HEAT CONTROL (1 OF 3) ..........................................................................130
CH10.6 ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS (FUSING HEAT).......................................................133
CH10.7 FUSING .....................................................................................................................134
CH10.8 FUSED PAPER EXIT 1..............................................................................................135
CH10.9 FUSED PAPER EXIT 2 (1 OF 4) ..............................................................................136
CH10.10 FUSED PAPER EXIT 2 (2 OF 4) ............................................................................137
CH10.13 DUPLEX TRANSPORTATION (1 OF 2)...................................................................140
CH10.14 DUPLEX TRANSPORTATION (2 OF 2)...................................................................141
Chain 25 ESS
CH25.1 ESS............................................................................................................................142
Chain 34 FAX
CH34.1 PCC FAX (FX ONLY) .................................................................................................143
CH34.1 FAX mini.....................................................................................................................144
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Contents
7.3 BSD
7.3.1 Preface
7.3.1.1 How to Use the BSDs
1.
Enter the Chain specified in the Troubleshooting chapter.
2.
Or enter the appropriate Chain, referring to the Contents.
3.
Perform failure analysis in the Chain, using test data and

the general procedures in the General chapter.
4.
Once you have located the failure, go to the Parts List No.
and/or Adjustment No. indicated for reference on the
BSD.
Indicates a mechanical connection to a part.
Indicates where the input to a function originates. The

example indicates that the input originates from group
function 3 of Chain 1
1.3
Indicates that a mechanical drive signal goes in the

direction indicated.
Indicates where the output from a function goes. The
example indicates that the output goes to group function
1 of chain 6.
6.1
Indicates that the signal line continues vertically.
B
A
P11
Warning Before installing or removing parts, switch off

the main power switch and disconnect the
power cord from the outlet to avoid possible
electric shocks or injuries.
Indicates that the signal line continues horizontally.
7.3.1.2 Explanation of Symbols
Indicates Control Logic.
ZONE
E3
Indicates that the signal line goes to another zone in the

same function. The example refers to zone E3.
P11
J880B
4
J11
Indicates a double plug connector.
J11
Indicates a double plug connector.
J880A
Indicates a shorting plug connector.
Indicates that the fasten is used for connection.
1
TD
1
PL7.7
7.7.1
TP1
7-1
Refers to the note that is usually on the same page.
Indicates that the signal line goes back to another zone

in the same function. The example refers to zone A4
ZONE
A4
Refers to test data that is usually on the same page

when the voltage value shown on the BSD is different
from the measured value.
Refers to the Parts List No. PL stands for Parts List.
7.7 refers to the Plate No. PL No. indicates that the
part is listed on the specified plate.
PL No. is shown for all the replaceable parts on the
BSDs.
Refers to the adjustment item(s) in the Disassembly,
Assembly, and Adjustment chapter. 7.7.1 indicates that
the adjustment procedure is described under the 7.7.1
section in the Disassembly, Assembly, and Adjustment
chapter.
CH8.5
ZN A2
CH8.5
ZN H4
+5VDC
(1.2 J2)
Indicates that the signal line goes to a zone in another

sheet. The example refers to zone A2, CH8.5.
Indicates that the signal line goes back to a zone in
another sheet. The example refers to zone H4, CH8.5.
Indicates that an electrically conductive material such as

a leaf spring and a plate is used for connection.
Indicates that the symbol-pointed-to section has been
modified to code 1V.
Indicates the symbol-pointed-to section has not been
modified to code 1V.
Indicates a power line output from Chain 1.

Indicates frame ground.
Indicates that the whole figure or the framed illustration

has information with 1V installed.
Indicates a twisted pair of wires.
Indicates a variable register that is adjustable in the field.
Indicates that the signal goes from right to left, in the

opposite direction to the normal direction.
Indicates a signal test point.
Indicates a feedback signal.
Indicates that the whole figure or the framed illustration

has information without 1V installed.
7.3.1 Preface
7.3 BSD
7-2
7.3 BSD
7.3.1 Preface
Indicates derection the air flows.
Indicates switch and is also used as Interlock Switch.

Indicates the Cheater type of Interlock Switch.
Indicates the Chip Fuse.
7.3.1.4 DC Voltage
A measurement of DC voltage is made between the particular
test point and the frame unless otherwise specified by note
and test data. The measured DC voltage is in the range
below:
Voltage
+5VDC
+24VDC
Level
H
H
Range
+4.77+5.23VDC
+22.90+25.10VDC
7.3.1.5 Other Descriptions

7.3.1.3 Signal Name
Signal name structure
Input component
PAPER SENSED (L)
+5VDC
Operation state Logical value Voltage with signal (H)
The example indicates that when paper is sensed, this
signal level is (L) and that otherwise, the signal level is (H)
with the voltage +5VDC.
Outout components
ON
(L)
+24VDC
Operation state Logical value Voltage with signal (H)
The example indicates that when the part is ON, the
signal level is (L) and that when it is OFF, the signal level
is (H) with the voltage +24VDC.
DC330 Input Component Voltage Level

The voltage levels (H/L) shown on the BSDs are the levels that
are measured by the tester. Some of them are therefore
different from H/L displayed on the PSW.
Wiring Color
Wires are distinguished by color in part of the BSDs for this
model. The colors of wires are shown below the signal lines
in their respective abbreviations listed below:
Abbreviation
BRN
RED
ORN
YEL
GRN
BLU
VIO
GRY
WHT
BLK
GRN/YEL
PNK
SKY
Color
Brown
Red
Orange
Yellow
Green
Blue
Violet
Gray
White
Black
Green/Yellow
Pink
Sky
Figures on the BSDs

The grayed-out portion of the figure shows the path from Motor
or Solenoid to parts to drive.
1.1 MAIN POWER ON (1 OF 2)

1
GFI
PL18.4

PL18.5
BREAKER
J10
J1
ACH
BLK
J11
P90
GND
J4
BLK
F001
T20A/250V
ACN
WHT
WHT
T80
GN/YL
WHT
WHT
BLK
BLK
MAIN POWER
SWITCH
PL18.5
J13
J12
BLK
BLK
J14
J15
WHT
WHT
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
POWER SWITCH
PL18.5
10
J401
BLU
P615
J615
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
SW4
SW3
BLU
BLU
J615
P615
POWER
SWITCH STATUS
ON (L)+3.3VDC
J401
9
BLU
BP PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
P/J451
B6
MAIN POWER
ON ACH
(LVPS)
1.2
MAIN POWER
ON ACN
(LVPS)
1.2
ESS PWB
PL35.2
+3.3VDC
P/J335
113
POWER
SWITCH
STATUS
1.3
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
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Chain1 Standby Power

7-3
7.3 BSD
7.3 BSD
7-4

A
1.2 MAIN POWER ON (2 OF 2)

1
1.1
MAIN POWER
ON ACH
(LVPS)

PL18.5
J4
3
WHT
BLK
1.1
MAIN POWER
ON ACN
(LVPS)
J5
P85
POWER ON ACN
(FINISHER)
P86
BLK
WHT
T88
1.4
FINISHER OUTLET
PL18.4
POWER ON ACH
(FINISHER)
P87
GND
GN/YL
IH DRIVER PWB
PL18.3
F1
15A/250V
1.5
F003
T12A/250V
POWER ON ACH
1.6
1
1.4
J6
J30
BLK
1
3
WHT
POWER
ON ACH
10.3
POWER
ON ACN
10.3
1.5
4470/5570
POWER ON ACN
1.6
2
4
RELAY
F002
T5A/250V
4
1
3
1
2
1.7
PLUG IN ACN
(SUB LVPS)
1.7
WHT
J7
PLUG IN ACH
(PSW)
3.11
PLUG IN ACN
(PSW)
3.11
POWER ON ACH
(ACCESSORY)
3.9
POWER ON ACN
(ACCESSORY)
3.9
PLUG IN ACH
(IOT HEATER)
6.13
PLUG IN ACN
(IOT HEATER)
6.13
PLUG IN ACH
(TRAY HEATER)
7.11
PLUG IN ACN
(TRAY HEATER)
7.11
PLUG IN ACH
(IIT HEATER)
6.13
PLUG IN ACN
(IIT HEATER)
6.13
BLK
WHT
J3
BLK
WHT
J91
BLK
P74
J74
WHT
DC COM
(1.5 B2)
CE3
BLK
5
+5VDC
(1.5 B2)
PLUG IN ACH
(SUB LVPS)
BLK
BLK
CE4
WHT
WHT
BLK
WHT
1
2
J92
BLK
WHT
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1.3 LVPS CONTROL

1
ESS PWB
PL35.2
1.1
BP PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
POWER
SWITCH
STATUS
P/J335
43
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
FAX STBY
ON SIGNAL
P/J452
10
P/J451
A6
J401
4470/5570
SLEEP MODE
RECOVERY
ON SIGNAL
(SUB LVPS)
B5
SLEEP MODE
RECOVERY
ON SIGNAL
(SUB LVPS)
1.7
YEL
SLEEP MODE
RECOVERY
ON SIGNAL
1
44
1.9

PL18.5
POWER SAVE
SIGNAL
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
YEL
J503
DC POWER
ON/OFF
CIRCUIT
DC POWER
ON/OFF SIGNAL
1.5
1.6
LVPS FAN
CN101
DC330
1
6
042-018
LVPS FAN HIGH SPEED

ON (H)+3VDC
YEL
YEL
LVPS FAN
SPEED
HIGH/LOW
CIRCUIT
3
1
BLK
MOT
RED
3
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
DC330
A13
FRONT LVPS FAN

ON (H)+24VDC
J239
P239
WHT
Standby
/Low Power
J239
042-208
FRONT LVPS FAN

FAIL (H)+3.3VDC
+3.3VDC
J529
FAIL CODE
A14
042-338
042-338
LVPS Front Fan Fail
BLK
Warm Up
/Run
Semi Low Power

/Sleep
Sleep Mode Recovery ON

Signal
High
High
Low
LVPS Fan Operation
High
Low
Low
Rotates at high
speed
Rotates at low
speed
Stops
STBY+5VDC Output
+5VDC Output
+24VDC Output
Fan Operation
P239
RED
NOTE:
1 The table below shows the relation between Sleep Mode Recovery ON Signal/LVSP
Fan Signal and Main LVPS Output, in each power mode.
5
DC330
MOT
DC COM
A15
DC COM
(1.6 F5)
042-014
+24VDC-F7
J529
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
FRONT LVPS FAN

PL4.1
Turning ON DC330[042-018] makes the Fan rotate at high speed. Turning it OFF
makes it rotate at low speed. In this diag, after rotating at low speed, the Fan does
not stop until power OFF.
A part in Main Low Voltage Power Supply
For detailed info on whether each Sub is activated

with Power Switch ON/OFF, see Chap. 6 General.
Wire Color varies depending on the model.

2270/3370: BLU
4470/5570: WHT
Power supplied
Power cut off
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7.3 BSD
7.3 BSD
7-6

A
1.4 DC POWER GENERATION (1 OF 4)

1
STBY+5VDC
J300
GRY
STBY+5VDC
P/J335
54
STBY+5VDC
P/J309
72,73
UI POWER
ON/OFF
UI+5VDC
DC COM
3
POWER
ON ACH
(1.2 D2)
STBY+5VDC
B2 N.C
B3
GRY
ALL
STBY+5VDC
B4
GRY
DC COM
A3
VIO
RBT
+3VDC
RBT POWER
ON/OFF
STBY+5VDC
ALL
UI+5VDC
ALL
ALL
P/J335
48
+3.3VDC
DC COM
8
81,82
79
A2
VIO
POWER
ON ACN
(1.2 D3)
+3.3VDC
STBY
+5VDC
TO
+3.3VDC
STBY
+5VDC
7
J501
G
BP PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
STBY+5VDC
ESS PWB
PL35.2

PL18.5
DC POWER
GENERATION
+3.3VDC
+3.3VDC
ALL
51
RBT+3VDC
ALL
ALL
ALL
DC COM
DC COM
DC COM
A4
VIO
ALL
CR2901
(ORN)
DC COM
P/J309
3,6,13,18,21,24,27
31,34,41,44.47,50
53,56,59,62,65,68
74,80,94,99,103
108,114,119,124
128.134
DC COM
ALL
P/J335
1,9,11,17,19,21,27
29,31,37,39,45,57
80,87,89,96,98
105,107,109,116
127,132
5
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
J502
STBY+5VDC
GRY
DC COM
VIO
J520
F1
2A
7
STBY+5VDC
DC COM
NOTE: 1
ALL
Short Protection (Over-current Protection)

If STBY +5VDC output is shorted, all the outputs are cut off.
To restore them, repair the short circuit, power off, allow 15 sec, and then power on.
ALL
Over-voltage Protection
If STBY +5VDC output reaches +6VDC, all the outputs are cut off.
To restore them, power off, allow 15 sec, and then power on.
2
When the M/C goes into Low Power Mode, UI+5VDC output stops.
When the M/C goes into Sleep (CPU OFF) Mode, RBT+3VDC output stops.
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PL18.5
4
DC POWER
GENERATION
J501
ESS PWB
PL35.2
+5VDC
J300
GRY
+5VDC
1
+5VDC
B5
ALL
1.2
DC COM
2
POWER
ON ACH
(1.2 D2)
+5VDC
10
DC COM
A6
VIO
POWER
ON ACN
(1.2 D3)
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
3
1
+5VDC
GRY
J401
DC POWER
ON/OFF
SIGNAL
+5VDC
F1
2A
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
ALL
+5VDC
+5VDC
TO
+3.3VDC
VIO
+2.5VDC
AVREF
(+3.3VDC)
ALL
+3.3VDC
12,30,36,62
64,66,68,70
72,74,76,82
85,97
+2.5VDC
DC COM
+5VDC
GRY
J520
6
DC COM
VIO
ALL
2
VIO
ALL
+5VDC
ALL
DC COM
BP PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
ALL
ALL
J1343
GRY
ALL
4
LPH
+5VDC
ALL
FUSE BLOWS
SIGNAL 2
8
LPH+5VDC
TO
LPH+1.8VDC
J2
GRY
VIO
USB
+5VDC
ALL
DC COM
ALL
+5VDC
F2
3.15A
J536
ALL
5
4
DC COM
ALL
+3.3VDC
+3.3VDC
TO
+2.5VDC
USB HUB PWB

PL1.7
ALL
ALL
22,23
DC COM
OPTION
P/J452
59,60
78,79
MD PWB F2 Blows
ALL
AVREF
(+3.3VDC)
1.3
041-345

If +5VDC output is shorted, +5VDC output except
STBY+5VDC and +24VDC output are cut off.
To restore them, repair the short circuit, power off,
allow 15 sec, and then power on.
DC COM
DC COM
J510
J
FAIL CODE
A5
VIO
1.2
11
If +5VDC output reaches +6VDC, it is cut off.
To restore it, power off, allow 15 sec, and then power on.
CR2903
(ORN)
B6
GRY
NOTE:
LPH
+1.8VDC
DC COM
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
P/J452
77
041-345
ALL
ALL
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7.3 BSD
7.3 BSD
7-8

A

1

PL18.5
1.11
+24VDC
DC POWER
GENERATION
+24VDC
1
POWER
ON ACH
(1.2 D2)
+24VDC
DC COM
ESS PWB
PL35.2
6
12
J501
J300
ORN
+24VDC
F2901
6.3A
A8
DC COM
POWER
ON ACN
(1.2 D3)
1.3
DC POWER
ON/OFF
SIGNAL
+24VDC
ALL
DC COM
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
3
J510
ORN
J520
P/J309
1,2 +24VDC
+24VDC
TO
IPS
+3VDC
139
IPS
+3VDC
+24VDC
4470/5570
F3
5A
F4
5A
+24VDC
-F3
+24VDC
-F4
If +24VDC output reaches +26.7VDC, it is cut off. To restore it,
power off, allow 15 sec, and then power on.
ALL
FAIL CODE
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
P/J452
2,3,4
1.9
+24VDC
ALL
F2
2A
+24VDC
-F2
ALL
F3
4A
+24VDC
-F3
ALL
FUSE BLOWS
SIGNAL 2,3
1.9
041-325
041-326
FUSE BLOWS
SIGNAL 3,4
F5
4A
F6
4A
4
F7
2A
+24VDC
-F5
1.9
+24VDC
-F6
ALL
+24VDC
-F7
+24VDC
-F16
DC COM
DC COM
8
VIO
2270/3370
+24VDC
DC COM
2
4
J502
041-326
041-346
(2270/3370)
MD PWB F3 Blows
041-348
(4470/5570)
MD PWB F4 Blows
041-349
041-346
041-348
MD PWB F6 Blows
041-350
041-352
MD PWB F5 Blows
ALL
041-361
FUSE BLOWS
SIGNAL 5,6,7
71
ALL
FUSE BLOWS
SIGNAL 16
MCU PWB F2 Blows
MD PWB F7 Blows
FUSE BLOWS
SIGNAL 5,6,7
F16
1.0A
FUSE BLOWS
SIGNAL 3,4
69
041-325
MCU PWB F3 Blows
SLV+24VDC
(1.7 G2)
If +24VDC output is shorted, +5VDC output except STBY+5VDC

and +24VDC output are cut off. To restore them, repair the short
circuit, power off, allow 15 sec, and then power on.
ALL
ALL
9
2270/3370
NOTE: 1 Short Protection (Over-current Protection)
BP PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
ALL
CR2904
(ORN)
IIT POWER
ON/OFF
B8
VIO
041-349
MD PWB F16 Blows
041-350
041-352
FUSE BLOWS
SIGNAL 16
53
ALL
54
DC COM
041-361
ALL
+24VDC
(IIT/ESS)
1.7
DC COM
(IIT/ESS)
1.7
ORN
VIO
j0ki730106

4470/5570

PL18.3
DC POWER
GENERATION
F001
250V/10A
J8
1
2
1.2
PLUG IN ACH
(SUB LVPS)
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
BLK
1.2
PLUG IN ACN
(SUB LVPS)
1
WHT
ACN
J9
1
N.C
N.C
STBY
J536 +5VDC
J506
GRY
VIO
1.3
DC COM
ALL
ALL
ALL
+24VDC
+24VDC
(IIT)
1.8
DC COM
DC COM
(IIT)
1.8
+24VDC
+24VDC
(IIT)
1.8
DC COM
DC COM
(IIT)
1.8
ORN
VIO
+24VDC
ORN
J300
ESS PWB
PL35.2
F2904
6.3A
IPS
+24VDC
A1
ORN
CR2907
(YEL)
SLEEP MODE
RECOVERY
ON SIGNAL
(SUB LVPS)
YEL
ALL
ON/OFF
DC COM
(1.4 E6)
VIO
J505
+24VDC
STBY
+5VDC
(1.4 E5)
DC COM
J536
DC COM
ACH
3
+24VDC
ORN
+24VDC
MD PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
J504
SLV
+24VDC
DC COM
VIO
VIO
DC COM
B1
ALL
NOTE:
2270/3370
1.6
1
+24VDC
(IIT/ESS)
SJ01
ORN
SJ01
+24VDC
J300
ORN
ORN
DC COM
VIO
6
1.6
DC COM
(IIT/ESS)
VIO
A1

If +24VDC output is shorted, it is cut off.
To restore it, repair the short circuit, power off,
If +24VDC output reaches +26.7VDC, it is cut off.
To restore it, power off,
B1
ORN
VIO
VIO
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7-9
7.3 BSD
7.3 BSD
7-10

A
1.8 IIT DC POWER DISTRIBUTION
DADF PWB
PL51.2
IIT TRANS PWB

PL1.7
+24VDC
2270/3370
1.7
+24VDC
(IIT)
J700
ORN
P700
J720
ORN
F3
8A
DC COM
(IIT)
VIO
VIO
ALL
F7
2.5A +24VDC-F7
6.1
F8
4A
6.1
+24VDC-F8
DC COM
P750
+24VDC
2
1.7
ALL
+24VDC
TO
+5VDC
F6
4A
+5VDC
J752
F2
+24VDC
1.25A -F2
ALL
F3
+24VDC
1.25A -F3
5.7
1-4
5-9
B1-B4
A14-A10
+24VDC
19-22
23-27
A9-A6
B5-B9
DC COM
18
35,36
B10
A4,A5
30
32,33
A3
A1,A2
5.1
ALL
ALL
DC COM
(1.8 D2)
4470/5570
1.7
+5VDC
+24VDC
(IIT)
F5
1A
+5VDC
ALL
ORN
1.7
DC COM
(IIT)
VIO
DC COM
(1.8 D2)
+5VDC
TO
+3.3VDC
+5VDC
TO
ANA 3.3V
+24VDC
TO
ANA 10V
F5
4A
+3.3VDC
ANA 3.3V
ANA 10V
IIT-DADF
CABLE
DC COM
ALL
ALL
ALL
ALL
j0ki730108
1.9 OPTION DC POWER DISTRIBUTION

1
FAX G4
FAX STBY
ON SIGNAL
B8
J592
STBY
+5VDC
P904
GRY
J904
J651
GRY
STBY
+5VDC
A8
DC COM
VIO
VIO
N.C 2
3
B5
+5VDC
J541
GRY
F7
1A
12
+5VDC
B4
DC COM
DC COM
11
VIO
B2
+24VDC
+24VDC
10
ORN
DC COM
B1
DC COM
(1.6 F5)
1
3
+24VDC-F4
(1.6 F3)
4
DC COM
(1.6 F5)
DC COM
J593
+24VDC
P678
ORN
J678
ORN
VIO
VIO
GRY
VIO
+3.3VDC
DC COM
ALL
ALL
2
+5VDC
GRY
GRY
DC COM
VIO
VIO
+24VDC
ORN
ORN
DC COM
+5VDC
ALL
DC COM
ALL
+24VDC
ALL
VIO
VIO
DC COM
ALL
ALL
N.C 2
FINISHER
+24VDC
P904
J904
FAX mini PWB

PL10.10
STBY
+5VDC
GRY
VIO
N.C
+5VDC
GRY
ORN
DC COM
VIO
Power for Optional HCF

See the separate HCF service manual.
Power for Optional Finisher

See the separate Finisher service manual.
J352
DC COM
DC COM
(1.6 F5)
DC COM
FAX Mini
DC COM
J591
J542
HCF
2
3
NOTE:
GRY
VIO
+24VDC-F5
(1.6 F4)
CNJ352
ALL
2
+24VDC-F3
(1.6 F2)
4470/5570
J651 +3.3VDC
ALL
1
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
ALL
4
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
2270/3370
FAX PWB
PL10.11
DC COM
TRAY MODULE PWB

PL10.9a/10.9b
STBY
+5VDC
TO
+3.3VDC
DC COM
(1.4 E6)
DC/DC
CONVERT PWB
PL10.9a/10.9b
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
1.3
DC COM
VIO
+24VDC
ORN
DC COM
VIO
7
4
1
2
5
6
STBY
+5VDC
ALL
DC COM
ALL
+5VDC
DC COM
+24VDC
DC COM
ALL
ALL
ALL
ALL
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7-11
7.3 BSD
7.3 BSD
7-12

A
1.10 POWER INTERLOCK SWITCHING (1 OF 2)

1
MD PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
L/H COVER
INTERLOCK
SWITCH
PL14.1
J534
J100
ORN
B2
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
DC330 077-300
L/H COVER
INTERLOCK SWITCH
CLOSED (H)+24VDC
A2
J100
J534
ORN
FRONT
COVER
INTERLOCK
SWITCH
PL18.5
1
+3.3VDC
+24VDC
(1.6 F2)
J521
ORN
J101
B2
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
DC330 077-303
FRONT COVER
INTERLOCK SWITCH
CLOSED (H)+24VDC
A2
J101
J521
ORN
1.11
P/J452
81
077-301
2
RELAY ON
+24VDC
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
10.3
+3.3VDC
DC COM
077-300
YEL
B1
A1
YEL
YEL
A1
B1
YEL
Front Cover Interlock Open

DC COM
(1.5 H5)
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
BP PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
077-301
L/H Cover Interlock
Open
ESS PWB
PL35.2
094-300
IBT Front Cover Open
+3.3VDC
P/J452
80
P/J451
A4
P/J335
114
IBT FRONT COVER

SWITCH
PL18.5
J416
2 BLU
FAIL CODE
077-300
DC COM
INTLK SW
OPEN
(IH SAFETY)
DC COM
J272
J272
IBT FRONT COVER

SWITCH
CLOSED (L)+3.3VDC
ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
DC330 077-307
L/H COVER
INTERLOCK SWITCH
+3.3VDC
J416
BLU
FRONT COVER
INTERLOCK SWITCH
094-300
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
6
IBT FRONT COVER
SWITCH
j0ki730110
1.11 POWER INTERLOCK SWITCHING (2 OF 2)

1
MD PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b

PL18.5
INTERLOCK
RELAY
10
J520
RELAY ON
+24VDC
YEL
J503
J510
J401
ORN
ALL
F4
2A
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F4
ALL
F5
4A
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F5
ALL
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
J520
ORN
1
F8
4A
F9
4A
IH DRIVE PWB
IIT TRANS PWB
DADF PWB
F10
4A
USB HUB PWB
ALL
INTLK ON
+24VDC
ALL
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F8
ALL
IH INTAKE FAN
ESS PWB
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F9
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F10
041-359
P/J452
73
ALL
F12
6.3A
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F12
ALL
F13
6.3A
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F13
ALL
FUSE BLOWS
SIGNAL 11,12,13
F14
1A
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F14
ALL
SUB LVPS
(4470/5570)
DC/DC CONVERT
PWB
F15
1A
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F15
ALL
PSW OUTLET
FAX PWB
FUSE BLOWS
SIGNAL 14,15
10
VIO
DC COM
041-358
MD PWB F13 Blows
ALL
MD PWB
TRAY MODULE PWB
041-357
ALL
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F11
MCU PWB
041-356
MD PWB F11 Blows
MD PWB F12 Blows
F11
6.3A
LVPS FAN
GFI BREAKER
041-328
041-354
MD PWB F9 Blows
041-355
FUSE BLOWS
SIGNAL 8,9,10
BP PWB
041-327
MD PWB F10 Blows
FRONT LVPS
FAN
041-353
VIO
+24VDC
(1.6 B1)
MAIN POWER
SWITCH
041-328
MCU PWB F5 Blows
DC COM
POWER SWITCH
MCU PWB F4 Blows
FUSE BLOWS
SIGNAL 4,5
BYPASS
RELAY
9
041-327
MD PWB F8 Blows
IH EXHAUST
MAIN LOW
FAN
VOLTAGE
POWER SUPPLY
J
FAIL CODE
INTLK ON
+24VDC
RELAY ON
+24VDC
(1.10 H1)
041-354
041-355
MD PWB F14 Blows
041-360
MD PWB F15 Blows
041-356
75
041-357
041-358
52
ALL
041-353
041-359
041-360
FINISHER OUTLET
j0ki730111

7-13
7.3 BSD
7.3 BSD
7-14
Chain2 Mode Selection

A
2.1 UI (W85)
UI I/F PWB (W85)
PL1.8
ESS-UI
COMMUNICATION
1
SEE CH3
UI I/F PWB (W85)
DISPLAY
PL1.8
J1
J3
J2
J7
INVERTER
UI FUNCTION PWB
TOUCH PANEL
USB CONNECTOR
UI
CABLE
UI FUNCTION
PWB
PL1.8
LCD ASSY
J11
FLAT
CABLE
CJ1
FLAT
CABLE
UI 10 KEY PWB
UI 10 KEY
PWB
PL1.8
DISPLAY
J15
J5
UI FAX KEY PWB
FLAT
CABLE
3
OPTION
INVERTER
PL1.8
UI FAX KEY
PWB
PL1.3
J10
J4
1-4
J6
CN2
J12
1,2
1-4
FLAT
CABLE
4
T2
GND
T1
GN/YL
ESS PWB
PL35.2
BP PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
P/J309
USB CONNECTOR
PL1.8
J1313
USB DATA
USB J1
USB P1
USB
CABLE
USB
CABLE
OPTION
USB P2
J5
USB HUB PWB

PL1.7
J1
j0ki730201
2.2 UI (S104)
UI I/F PWB (S104)
PL1.12
ESS-UI
COMMUNICATION
UI LED PWB
S104 DISPLAY PANEL

PL1.10
J1
SEE CH3
S104 DISPLAY PANEL
TOUCH PANEL
J3
UI LED BACK
LIGHT PWB
UI
CABLE
G
UI 10 KEY
PWB
PL1.11
LCD ASSY
J16
J5
J7
FLAT
CABLE
J17
UI I/F PWB
(S104)
CN1
FLAT
CABLE
3
UI LED PWB
PL1.12
UI LED BACK
LIGHT PWB
PL1.12
1-4
J20
J8
1-4
1-4
J9
J18
1-4
P19
1-6
CN2
4
UI 10 KEY PWB
IIT
ESS PWB
PL35.2
BP PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
P/J309
USB CONNECTOR
PL1.9
J1313
USB DATA
USB J1
USB P1
USB
CABLE
USB P2
USB
CABLE
OPTION
J5
USB HUB PWB

PL1.7
J1
j0ki730202
Chain2 Mode Selection

7-15
7.3 BSD
7.3 BSD
7-16
Chain3 Machine Run Control

A
3.1 PWB COMMUNICATION (1 OF 7)

1
ESS PWB
PL35.2
ESS-IOT
COMMAND
DOWNLOAD
CLOCK
2
DOWNLOAD
RESET
DOWNLOAD
START
POWER UP
STATUS
IOT POWER
ON
BP PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
P/J335
110
111
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
BP PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
IOT-ESS
STATUS
P/J451
B9
P/J451
A9
DOWNLOAD
ACKNOWLEDGE
B8
A8
041-310
P/J335
40
042-337
045-310
A7
A3
045-311
42
112
B7
041-341
121
IOT POWER STATUS
+3.3VDC
(1.5 E4)
041-340
EEPROM
041-310
IM Logic Fail
041-340
MCU Nvm(EEPROM) Data Fail
041-341
MCU Nvm(EEPROM) Access Fail
041-342
MCU Nvm(EEPROM) Buffer Fail
041-347
Serial I/O Fail
042-337
NOHAD Logic Fail
045-310
Image Ready NG
045-311
Controller Communication Fail
045-312
Drive Logic Fail
089-617
041-342
115
A5
56
B4
089-617
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
SERIAL I/O
DATA OUT 0
SERIAL I/O
DATA OUT 1
ESS PWB
PL35.2
045-312
41
H
FAIL CODE
SERIAL I/O
DATA OUT 2
SERIAL I/O
DATA OUT 3
SERIAL I/O
CLOCK
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
P/J452
18
P/J452
15
19
16
20
17
21
13
SERIAL I/O
DATA IN 0
SERIAL I/O
DATA IN 1
SERIAL I/O
DATA IN 2
041-347
SERIAL I/O
WD
11
6
SERIAL I/O
SYNC
14
j0ki730301

MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
TRAY MODULE PWB

PL10.9a/10.9b/11.17
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
SW 1 2 3 4
1
+5VDC
P/J452
83
MCU TO TRAY MODULE

COMMUNICATION LINE
J592
A1 YEL
DC330 077-033
REGI STOP SIGNAL
ON (H)+5VDC
DC COM
DC330 077-121
REGI STOP SIGNAL
SENSED (H)+5VDC
A3 YEL
DC330 077-034
FEED ON SIGNAL
ON (H)+5VDC
DC COM
DC330 077-123
FEED ON SIGNAL
SENSED (H)+5VDC
A4 YEL
J541
ON
OFF
2
J541
TRAY MODULE TO MCU

COMMUNICATION LINE
DC330 077-032
J592
YEL
P/J452
84
A2
+5VDC
+5VDC
077-211
077-212
FEED READY SIGNAL

ON (L)+3.3VDC
DC COM
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
077-214
DC330 077-120
FEED READY SIGNAL
SENSED (L)+3.3VDC
+3.3VDC
DC330 077-105
TRAY 2 FEED
OUT SENSOR
PAPER SENSED (L)+3.3VDC
YEL
DC330 077-106
TRAY 3 FEED
OUT SENSOR
YEL
DC330 077-107
TRAY 4 FEED
OUT SENSOR
YEL
077-215
077-314
A5
+3.3VDC
A6
+3.3VDC
A7
+3.3VDC
YEL
B7
4
NOTE:
1
Tray Type
FAIL CODE
The table shows the relation between DIP Switch ON/OFF and Tray Type.
SW1
SW2
SW3
SW4
3TM (25/30/35 PPM)
ON
ON
TTM (25/30/35 PPM)
OFF
ON
3TM (40/45/55 PPM)
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
TTM (40/45/55 PPM)
OFF
ON
ON
ON
077-211
Tray Module Kind Mismatch
077-212
Tray Module Reset Fail
077-214
Tray Module Logic Fail
077-215
Tray Module
Communication Fail
077-314
6
P/H Module Logic Fail
j0ki730302
7-17
7.3 BSD
7.3 BSD
7-18

A
BP PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
ESS-IIT/IPS P/J309
COMMAND
102
POWER
SATAUS
101
33 GRY
2
DOWNLOAD
CLOCK
BP PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
IIT TRANS PWB

PL1.7
J390
31 GRY
37 GRY
EEPROM
DI
J7192
10
J7192
EEPROM
DO
J390
GRY
35
P/J309
100
062-311
062-362
EEPROM
062-310
062-345
RAM
EEPROM
CS
062-310
ESS PWB
PL35.2
062-392
DOWNLOAD
CLOCK+
40
39 GRY
DOWNLOAD
CLOCK-
GRY
062-395
91
062-311
IIT Software Logic Fail
062-330
GAPWM Hard Fail
(2270/3370) GAP PWB

Configuration Fail
062-345
+24VDC
(1.8 E1)
IIT-ESS Communication
Fail
062-341
IIT POWER
STATUS
DC COM
33
J
FAIL CODE

ESS PWB
PL35.2
IIT EEPROM Fail (IIT)
062-362
40,34,28,26
4,2,15,17 GRY
25,27
DC COM
(1.4 H4)
113
12 GRY
4
4470/5570
1,7,13,15
37,39,26,24
16,14
IIT
PING
J336
J7191
BLU
X Hard Fail
062-392
DC COM
(1.8 D2)
IIT Memory Fail
29
12
51
IIT
PING
J7191
CCD LENS
ASSEMBLY
PL1.4
J700
50
VIDEO
PING
J336
83
062-398
Trans PWB Power Cable

Connection Fail
50
138
062-397
CCD Cable
ConnectionFail
062-396
062-397
J710
062-398
50
FLAT
CABLE
IIT-Cont I/O Cable

Connection Fail
CCD
PING
51
062-396
137
IIT
CABLE
4470/5570
GAPWM PWB
(OPTION)
PL35.3
29
IIT-Cont Video Cable

Connection Fail
5
1
062-395
GRY
IIT
CABLE
2270/3370
CCD LENS
ASSEMBLY
PL1.4
J700
50
DOWNLOAD
CLOCK-
2270/3370
GAP PWB
PL35.2
P/J321
2270/3370
ONLY
062-341
P/J321
062-330
j0ki730303

1
ESS PWB
PL35.2
BP PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
BP PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
UI I/F PWB (W85) PL1.8

UI I/F PWB (S104) PL1.12
P/J309
8
19
44
P/J335
63
18
62
43
1
ESS-UI
J1311 COMMAND +
J1
ESS-UI
COMMAND UI
RELEASE +
19
20
44
45
J1
UI-ESS
STATUS +
J1311
UI-ESS
STATUS -
ESS PWB
PL35.2
20
P/J309
5
45
50
31
78
18
UI
RELEASE -
43
UI
DETECT R
RBT3V
(1.4 H4)
DC COM
P/J309
76
77
75
30
50
LED ERR
LED ERR
LED SLEEP
30
LED DAT
LED SLEEP
LED DAT
HOT KEY
31
UI
DETECT L
UI
HOT KEY
UI
CABLE
P/J335
LVDS SIGNAL
F502
0.75A/6V
UI+5VDC
29
29
UI+5VDC
(1.4 H2)
F503
0.75A/6V
22,23
47,48
STBY+5VDC
22,23
47,48
STBY
+5VDC
(1.4 H1) F501
0.75A/30V
3,27
+24VDC
(1.6 F1)
DC COM
(1.4 H4)
2,4,10,11
14,17,21
24,25,26
28,37,40
46,49
+24VDC
3,27
DC COM
UI
CABLE
2,4,10,11
14,17,21
24,25,26
28,37,40
46,49
j0ki730304

7-19
7.3 BSD
7.3 BSD
7-20

A

1
ESS PWB
PL35.2
BP
PWB
PL18.2a
/18.2b
P/J309
23
IIT TRANS
PWB
PL1.7
J390
32 GRY
IIT/IPS-DADF
COMMAND +
J7192
DADF PWB
PL51.2
11
P750
J751
IIT
TRANS
PWB
PL1.7
J751
P750
10
DADF-IIT/IPS
STATUS +
J7192
GRY
A
22
30 GRY
IIT/IPS-DADF
COMMAND -
11
29
+3.3VDC
2
98
DADF CLOSED
SIGNAL
GRY
33
DC COM
28
DADF-IIT/IPS
STATUS GRY
DC330 005-083
DOCUMENT READY
ON (L)+3.3VDC
+5VDC
13
31
DC330 062-201
DOCUMENT REGIST
SENSED (L)+3.3VDC
+3.3VDC
DC COM
DC COM
(1.7 D2)
16
DC COM
DC COM
(1.7 J4)
34
DC COM
(1.7 J4)
+3.3VDC
84
24 GRY
DC COM
4
86
20 GRY
DADF RESET
SIGNAL
17
DC330 005-224
SACN START
SENSED (H)+3.3VDC
DC330 062-091
DOCUMENT EXCHANGE
ON (L)+3.3VDC
DC COM
12
B14
B12
J752
14
DC COM
21
15
DC COM
D
DADF PAGE SYNC
SIGNAL
19 GRY
E
DADF L REGI
SIGNAL
17
35 GRY
IIT-DADF
CABLE
BP PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
F
A
B13
DADF-IIT/IPS
STATUS +
J390
GRY
T1
IIT-DADF
CABLE
RAM
005-275
005-280
C
DC330 005-083
DOCUMENT READY
ON (L)+3.3VDC
DC330 062-201
DOCUMENT REGIST
SENSED (L)+3.3VDC
GRY
DC330 062-240
DADF
EXIST (L)+3.3VDC
GRY
FAIL CODE
005-210
6
DADF Download Fail
005-275
DADF RAM Test Fail
005-280
DADF PAGE SYNC

SIGNAL
GRY
DADF EEPROM Fail
062-277
IIT/IPS-DADF Communication Fail
ESS PWB
PL35.2
38
P/J309
20
36
19
005-210
DADF-IIT/IPS
STATUS GRY
EEPROM
+3.3VDC
B11
+5VDC
DC COM
25 GRY
DC COM
+3.3VDC
DC330 062-240
DADF
EXIST (L)+3.3VDC
+3.3VDC
+5VDC
J752
23 GRY
+3.3VDC
DADF L REGI
SIGNAL
GRY
IPS
+3VDC
18
062-277
88
IPS
+3VDC
16
87
IPS
+3VDC
22
85
IPS
+3VDC
89
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FAIL CODE
047-213
Finisher Kind Mismatch
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
FINISHER
MD PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
1
+5VDC
P/J452
86
J590
IOT TO FINISHER
COMMUNICATION LINE
FINISHER TO IOT
COMMUNICATION LINE
YEL
J590
YEL
10
047-216
Finisher Communication Fail
P/J452
87
047-213
047-216
DC COM
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
REGI CLUTCH
ON (H)+5VDC
YEL
FINISHER
DETECT SIGNAL
YEL
1 N.C
DC COM
FINISHER LVPS
ENABLED
YEL
+3.3VDC +5VDC
IOT EXIT SENSOR

PAPER SENSED (H)+5VDC
YEL
DC COM
11
SIGNAL GND
VIO
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
SPARE
N.C 4
YEL
N.C 5
YEL
N.C 7
YEL
SPARE
SPARE
5
NOTE:
See the separate Finisher service manual.
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1
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
P/J452
83
J594
11 BLU
IOT TO HCF
COMMUNICATION LINE
HCF FEED STOP

(L)+5VDC
BLU
DC COM
+5VDC
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
HCF
HCF RESET/LVPS
ENABLED (H)+5VDC
BLU
13 BLU
HCF FEED OUT 1

REQUEST (L)+5VDC
P678
B4 B5
J678
J678
B6 B3
NOTE:
5
N.C
N.C
N.C
N.C
HCF FEED OUT 2

REQUEST (L)+5VDC
BLU
RS422 SELECTED
(L)+5VDC
BLU
MCU-HCF
COMMAND+
BLU
MCU-HCF
COMMANDBLU
See the separate HCF service manual.
HCF TO IOT
COMMUNICATION LINE
J594
BLU
P/J452
84
12
047-217
A4 A3
A3 A4
HCF NO PAPER
SENSOR 1 NO PAPER
SENSED (L)+5VDC
B2 B7
B8 B1
DC COM
P678
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
A5 A2
N.C
N.C
A1 A6
A2 A5
A6 A1
B8 B1
B3 B6
B7 B2
B4 B5
+5VDC
BLU
HCF NO PAPER
SENSOR 2 NO PAPER
SENSED (L)+5VDC
14
N.C
N.C
BLU
N.C
BLU
10 N.C
BLU
HCF DETECTED
(L)+5VDC
BLU
HCF-MCU
STATUS+
HCF-MCU
STATUS-
FAIL CODE
047-217
Feeder Comm Fail
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FAIL CODE
3.8 PWBS DETECTION

MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
041-351
MD Detect Fail
041-369
MD Type Mismatch
+3.3VDC
MD PWB
DETECT (L)+3.3VDC
P/J452
100
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
4470/5570
P/J452
1
041-351
91
041-369
2270/3370
+3.3VDC
MD PWB
TYPE SIGNAL
91
MD PWB
TYPE SIGNAL
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
BP PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
+3.3VDC
BP PWB
DETECT (L)+3.3VDC
P/J451
B2
DC COM
(1.4 H4)
ESS PWB
PL35.2
RBT
+3VDC
4
P/J335
71
70
P/J309
71
140
DC COM
(1.4 E4)
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3.9 ACCESSORY
1
NOTE:
ESS PWB
PL35.2
J351
For accessories to be installed, see Chap. 8 Accessories.
When the M/C goes into Sleep (CPU OFF/CPU Sleep) Mode, +5VDC and +24VDC stop.
For the details of Fail Codes for accessories, see Chap. 2 Controller FIP.
2
2
7
RBT
+3VDC
DC COM
(1.4 E4)
12
F2302
0.75A
/30V
14
+24VDC
13
DC COM
(1.6 D2)
F2301
0.75A
/13.2V
4
2
EPSV
POWER
CONTROL
ACCESSORY
8
9
STBY
+5VDC
10
DC COM
(1.4 E4)
15,16
5
1.2
POWER ON ACH
(ACCESSORY)
P903
BLK
1.2
POWER ON ACN
(ACCESSORY)
WHT
6
T89
GN/YL
3
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3.10 ELECTRIC BILLING

MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
BP PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
ESS PWB
PL35.2
BILLING
DATA
(MASTER)
BILLING
DATA
(BACKUP 2)
BILLING
DATA
(BACKUP 1)
3
IC SOCKET
EEP-ROM
1
P/J335
53
123
4
NOTE:
FAIL CODE
AT BP PWB replacement, install the EEP ROM from the old BP PWB onto the new one.
EEP ROM contains MAC Address, Billing, M/C Serial No., etc.
124-310
DC132 11
124-311
DC132 09
124-312
DC132 12
124-310
124-322
124-313
DC132 10
124-311
124-323
124-314
DC132 01
124-312
124-324
124-315
DC132 02
124-313
124-325
124-316
DC132 03
124-314
124-344
124-317
DC132 04
124-315
124-345
124-318
DC132 07
124-316
124-346
124-319
DC132 08
124-317
124-347
124-320
SEEPROM Fail
124-318
124-348
124-321
Backup SRAM Fail
124-319
124-349
124-322
DC132 05
124-320
124-323
DC132 06
124-321
124-324
All Billings Mismatch
124-325
Billing Restoration Fail
124-344
All Billings Metertypes Mismatch
124-345
Billing Meter Type Restoration Fail
124-346
All Billing Count Types Mismatch
124-347
Billing Count Type Restoration Fail
124-348
All Modal Break Points Mismatch
124-349
Modal Break Point Restoration Fail
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3.11 DOWNLOAD INTERFACE

ESS PWB
PL35.2
ETHERNET
(10BASE-T)
(100BASE-TX)
J340
J351
(EPSV I/F)
2
J340
(ETHERNET I/F)
DOWNLOAD
(USB 1.1 DEVICE)
J342
J342
(USB 1.1 I/F)
J344
(USB 2.0 I/F)
PSW OUTLET
PL18.4
1.2
PLUG IN ACH
(PSW)
P81
BLK
1.2
PLUG IN ACN
(PSW)
P82
WHT
T84
GND
PSW OUTLET
P83
GN/YL
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FAIL CODE
4.1 MAIN DRIVE CONTROL

1
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
DC330
P/J452
25
A10
J525
MAIN DRIVE
MOTOR FAIL
J245
J525
MAIN DRIVE
MOTOR GAIN
A14
042-325
2270/3370
DC COM
A9
MAIN DRIVE
MOTOR BRAKE
A12
MOT
REGI. CLUTCH
(CH8.4)
MAIN DRIVE
MOTOR
BUCK UP ROLL
DC COM
+5VDC
A16
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
DC COM
A15
IBT DRIVE
MOTOR
(CH9.28)
REGI.
ROLL
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
J245
DC COM
Main Motor Fail
+3.3VDC
MAIN DRIVE
MOTOR
ON(L)+5VDC
A11
042-001 To 042-006
MAIN DRIVE
MOTOR CLOCK
042-325
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
DC COM
MAIN DRIVE MOTOR

PL3.2
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
J535
INTLK ON +24VDC
ORN
J244
TRAY 1
TAKE AWAYROLL
MSI
TAKE AWAY ROLL
TAKE AWAY CLUTCH

(CH8.1)
1
4470/5570
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F11
(1.11 G4)
DC COM
VIO
REGI. CLUTCH
(CH8.4)
MAIN DRIVE
MOTOR
TAKE AWAY MOTOR

(CH8.1)
BUCK UP ROLL
DC COM
(1.11 G6)
NOTE:
The operation speed varies depending on the diag code.

MAIN DRIVE
MOTOR
6
2
Ope. Speed
Targeted Model
DC330[042-001]
79mm/sec
2270/3370
DC330[042-002]
121mm/sec
2270/3370/4470/5570
DC330[042-003]
175mm/sec
2270/3370/4470/5570
DC330[042-004]
200mm/sec
2270/3370/4470/5570
DC330[042-005]
228mm/sec
2270/3370/4470/5570
DC330[042-006]
255mm/sec
2270/3370/4470/5570
REGI.
ROLL
TRAY 1
TAKE AWAYROLL
IBT DRIVE
MOTOR
(CH9.28)
MSI
TAKE AWAY ROLL

2270/3370: BLU
4470/5570: WHT
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A
J
FAIL CODE
5.1 DOCUMENT SETTING
005-305
DADF PWB
PL51.2
DADF INTERLOCK
SWITCH
PL51.5
1
J753
F1
+24VDC
DC330 005-212
DADF INTERLOCK
SWITCH
CLOSED (H)+24VDC
F2
J753
ORN
ORN
DADF Feeder Cover

Interlock Open (Run)
DADF PWB
PL51.2
DADF INTLK
ON+24VDC
+24VDC
(1.8 J2)
ALL
+5VDC
DADF DOCUMENT SET

SENSOR
PL51.6
2
1
J757
DC COM
DC COM
(1.8 J4)
J771
YEL
+5VDC
3
2
YEL
005-305
J771
DC330 005-102
DADF DOCUMENT
SET SENSOR
DOCUMENT
SENSED (L)+5VDC
DC COM
+5VDC
J757
YEL
+5VDC
(1.8 J3)
DC330 005-090
DADF GATE
SOLENOID
ON (L)+24VDC
J754
A2 BLU
DADF GATE
SOLENOID
PL51.6
J779
P779
DADF DOCUMENT
SET SENSOR
DADF INTERLOCK
SWITCH
DC COM
+24VDC
A1 ORN
DADF GATE SOLENOID
+24VDC-F2
(1.8 J1)
TD
1
17
J756
DC330 005-084
DADF DOCUMENT
SET LED
ON (H)+5VDC
YEL
J791
DADF
DOCUMENT SET
LED
PL51.7
1
+5VDC
16
DC COM
(1.8 J4)
TD
1
DC COM
YEL
Test Point: DADF PWB J756-17 (+) to GND (-)

Approx. +2.1VDC with DC330[0005-084] ON
DADF DOCUMENT
SET LED
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5.2 DOCUMENT SIZE SENSING (1 OF 2)

1
DADF PWB
PL51.2
1
DC COM
(1.8 J4)
J756
DOCUMENT TRAY SIZE

SENSOR 1
PL51.10
J761
DC COM
YEL
J761
YEL
J764
DC COM
YEL
+5VDC
J764
YEL
+5VDC
YEL
005-227
+5VDC
A3 DADF
EXIST (L)+5VDC
YEL
YEL
18
DC COM
(1.8 J4)
NOTE:
DOCUMENT TRAY
SIZE SENSOR 1
J756
SHORTING WIRE
+5VDC
DC330 005-222
DOCUMENT TRAY
SIZE SENSOR 2
DOCUMENT
SENSED (L)+5VDC
DC330
19
DADF PWB
PL51.2
YEL
+5VDC
(1.8 J3)
2
6
DC330 005-221
DOCUMENT TRAY
SIZE SENSOR 1
DOCUMENT
SENSED (L)+5VDC
DOCUMENT TRAY SIZE

SENSOR 2
PL51.10
4
DC COM
(1.8 J4)
3
2
+5VDC
+5VDC
(1.8 J3)
As to same-sized documents, the relation between doc size and output from each sensor is as follows.
Fast Scan Direction
DOCUMENT TRAY
SIZE SENSOR 2
Doc. Size
Set Guide
Sensor 1
Set Guide
Sensor 2
A5S/5.5"X8.5"S
OFF
OFF
B5S
OFF
OFF
16KS/8X10S/8X10.5S
OFF
OFF
A5L
OFF
A4S
Slow Scan Direction

APS
Sensor 1
Tray Size
Sensor 1
Tray Size
Sensor 2
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
5.5"X8.5"L
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
8.5"X11"S
OFF
ON
ON
ON
OFF
8.5"X12.4"S/8.5"X13"S/8.5"X14"S
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
B5L
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
8"X10"L
ON
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
B4S
ON
OFF
ON
ON
ON
16KL
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
8"X10.5"L
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
8KL
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
8.5"X11"L
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
11"X14.9"S/11"X17"S
ON
ON
OFF
ON
ON
A4L
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
A3S
ON
ON
ON
ON
Set Guide
Sensor 3
ON
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J756
13 YEL
DC COM
(1.8 J4)
15 YEL
J
FAIL CODE
5.3 DOCUMENT SIZE SENSING (2 OF 2)

DADF PWB
PL51.2
DADF TRAY SET GUIDE

SENSOR 1
PL51.10
J765
DC COM
+5VDC
3
2
+5VDC
(1.8 J3)
DADF PWB
PL51.2
J765
DC330 005-215
DADF TRAY SET
GUIDE SENSOR 1
BLOCKED (H)+5VDC
005-194
Mix Size Miss Match Jam
+5VDC
J756
YEL
14
DADF TRAY SET GUIDE

SENSOR 2
PL51.10
2
10
J763
DC COM
YEL
DC COM
(1.8 J4)
12 YEL
+5VDC
+5VDC
(1.8 J3)
DC330 005-216
DADF TRAY SET
GUIDE SENSOR 2
BLOCKED (H)+5VDC
3
J763
+5VDC
YEL
005-194
11
DADF TRAY SET GUIDE

SENSOR 3
PL51.10
3
7
DC COM
YEL
DC COM
(1.8 J4)
+5VDC
YEL
J762
DC330 005-217
DADF TRAY SET
GUIDE SENSOR 3
BLOCKED (H)+5VDC
3
2
J762
YEL
T3
+5VDC
(1.8 J3)
+5VDC
(MOTOR
BRACKET)
T2
GRN
(DADF PWB)
4
DADF TRAY SET

GUIDE SENSOR 1
6
DADF TRAY SET
GUIDE SENSOR 3
DADF TRAY SET

GUIDE SENSOR 2
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J758
DC COM
(1.8 J4)
11
DC COM
YEL
+5VDC
J766
YEL
P766
J769
YEL
YEL
YEL
DC COM
(1.8 J4)
+5VDC
YEL
J768
YEL
YEL
YEL
DC COM
(1.8 J4)
+5VDC
10 1
YEL
+5VDC
(1.8 J3)
YEL
YEL
J769
P766
YEL
DADF APS SENSOR 2

PL51.17
3
2
J768
YEL
DADF APS SENSOR 3

PL51.17
3
2
J767
YEL
J766
DC330 005-218
DADF APS SENSOR 1
DOCUMENT
SENSED (H)+5VDC
005-196
Size Mismatch Jam On

No Mix-Size
005-915
DADF APS Sensor 1

Static Jam
005-916
DADF APS Sensor 2

Static Jam
005-946
005-917
DADF APS Sensor 3

Static Jam
005-947
005-945
FS-Size Mismatch Jam

On No Mix-Size or
SS Mix-Size (Cont)
005-946
SS-Size Mismatch Jam

On No Mix-Size (Cont)
005-947
FS-Size Mismatch Jam

On No Mix-Size or
SS Mix-Size
005-948
SS-Size Mismatch Jam

On No Mix-Size
005-196
+5VDC
J758
DC330 005-219
DADF APS
SENSOR 2
DOCUMENT
SENSED (H)+5VDC
+5VDC
YEL
DC330 005-220
DADF APS
SENSOR 3
DOCUMENT
SENSED (H)+5VDC
005-915
005-945
10
YEL
005-948
005-916
+5VDC
YEL
005-917
SHORTING WIRE
J767
+5VDC
(1.8 J3)
DC COM
DADF PWB
PL51.2
DADF APS SENSOR 1

PL51.17
+5VDC
(1.8 J3)
DC COM
J
FAIL CODE
5.4 DOCUMENT FEED (1 OF 2)

DADF PWB
PL51.2
DC330 005-228
APS
EXIST (L)+5VDC
DC COM
YEL
+5VDC
YEL
DC COM
(1.8 J4)
DADF APS
SENSOR 1
5
6
DADF APS
SENSOR 2
DADF APS
SENSOR 3
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5.5 DOCUMENT FEED (2 OF 2)

1
DADF PWB
PL51.2
J757
4 YEL
DC COM
(1.8 J4)
6 YEL
J772
DC COM
+5VDC
DADF FEED OUT SENSOR

PL51.6
DC330 005-205
DADF FEED OUT
SENSOR
DOCUMENT
SENSED (L)+5VDC
3
2
DADF PWB
PL51.2
J772
J757
YEL
10
DC COM J770
YEL
DC COM
(1.8 J4)
12 YEL
+5VDC
P770
J774
YEL
YEL
DADF PRE REGI. SENSOR

PL51.17
3
2
J774
P770
YEL
J770
005-121
DADF FEED MOTOR

PL51.5
3
J754
B6 BLU
DADF FEED MOTOR

ON +24VDC CLOCK
J776
DC330 005-206
DADF PRE REGI.
SENSOR
DOCUMENT
SENSED (H)+5VDC
+5VDC
YEL
B5 BLU
ON +24VDC CLOCK
DC COM
B4 BLU
ON +24VDC CLOCK
4
MOT
DC COM
B3 BLU
ON +24VDC CLOCK
B1 ORN
F4
4A
55.0mm/sec
DC330[005-003]
73.3mm/sec
DC330[005-004]
82.5mm/sec
DC330[005-005] 110.0mm/sec
DC330[005-007] 146.7mm/sec
DADF Side 2 Pre Regi.

Sensor On Jam
005-146
DADF Pre Regi. Sensor

Off Jam
005-147

Off Jam (Invert)
005-197
Prohibit Combine Size

Jam
11
005-197
005-198
005-146
005-199
005-198
Too Short Size Jam
005-147
005-907
005-199
Too Long Size Jam
005-906
DADF Feed Out Sensor

Static Jam
005-907

Static Jam
DADF FEED
MOTOR
DADF FEED OUT

SENSOR
+24VDC
DC330[005-010] 220.0mm/sec
DC330[005-014] 293.3mm/sec
DC330[005-015] 330.0mm/sec
B2 ORN
DADF INTLK
ON +24VDC
(5.1 G1)
DC330[005-002]
005-135
DC330[005-008] 165.0mm/sec
DC COM
DC330[005-001]
Operation
Speed
41.3mm/sec
DADF Simplex/Side 1
Pre Regi. Sensor On Jam
005-135

The operation is ON for 50 sec and automatically goes OFF.
DADF FEED
MOTOR
DC COM
005-122
005-122
NOTE:
1

On Jam
005-906
+5VDC
(1.8 J3)
1 DC330 005-001 To 005-050
005-121
+5VDC
+5VDC
(1.8 J3)
J
FAIL CODE
+24VDC
DC330[005-017] 440.0mm/sec
400.0mm/sec
DC330[005-019]
(Reverse)
DC330[005-020] 300.0mm/sec
DC330[005-021] 240.0mm/sec
DC330[005-022] 150.0mm/sec
DC330[005-050] 100.0mm/sec
DADF PRE REGI.

SENSOR
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5.6 DOCUMENT SCAN AND INVERT

1
DC COM
(1.8 J4)
15
DADF Simplex/Side 1 Regi. Sensor On Jam
005-125
DADF Regi. Sensor Off Jam
005-131
DADF Invert Sensor On Jam (Invert)
005-125
005-132
DADF Invert Sensor On Jam
005-136
005-134
DADF Invert Sensor Off Jam (Invert)
005-136
DADF Side 2 Regi. Sensor On Jam
005-139
DADF Invert Sensor Off Jam
005-145
DADF Regi. Sensor Off Jam (Invert)
005-908
DADF Regi. Sensor Static Jam
005-913
DADF Invert Sensor Static Jam
DADF REGI. SENSOR

PL51.17
+5VDC
YEL
P770
J775
3
YEL
YEL
J775
P770
YEL
DC330 005-110
DADF REGI. SENSOR
DOCUMENT
J770 SENSED (L)+5VDC
J757
YEL
+5VDC
14
005-123
005-145
+5VDC
(1.8 J3)
005-908
DADF INVERT SENSOR
PL51.9
7
DC COM
YEL
DC COM
(1.8 J4)
+5VDC
YEL
J773
YEL
3
2
1
YEL
J773
YEL
DC330 005-211
DADF INVERT SENSOR
DOCUMENT
SENSED (H)+5VDC
A4 BLU
DC330 005-026 To 005-041

DADF REGI. MOTOR
J777
ON +24VDC CLOCK
DADF REGI.
MOTOR
PL51.5
005-134
The operation speed varies depending
ON +24VDC CLOCK
DADF INVERT SENSOR
DADF REGI. MOTOR
DC COM
A6 BLU
ON +24VDC CLOCK
3
MOT
DC COM
A7 BLU
ON +24VDC CLOCK
DC COM
A8 ORN
F5
4A
A9 ORN
+24VDC
+24VDC
NOTE: 1 on the diag code.
DC COM
A5 BLU
005-132
005-913
J754
YEL
005-131
+5VDC
005-139
+5VDC
(1.8 J3)
005-123
DADF PWB
PL51.2
DADF PWB
PL51.2
J757 DC COM J770
13 YEL
3
H
FAIL CODE
The operation is ON for 50 sec and

automatically goes OFF.
Operation
DADF REGI.
MOTOR
Speed
DC330[005-026] 41.3mm/sec
DC330[005-027]
55.0mm/sec
DC330[005-028]
73.3mm/sec
DC330[005-029]
82.5mm/sec
DC330[005-030]
110.0mm/sec
DC330[005-032]
146.7mm/sec
DC330[005-033]
165.0mm/sec
DC330[005-038]
330.0mm/sec
DC330[005-041]
440.0mm/sec
DADF INTLK
ON +24VDC
(5.1 G1)
DADF REGI. SENSOR
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DADF PWB
PL51.2
J754
B9 BLU
DC330 005-072
EXIT NIP RELEASE
SOLENOID
ON (L)+24VDC
J778
EXIT NIP RELEASE

SOLENOID
+24VDC
STAMP
SOLENOID
(OPTION)
OPTION
DC COM
P778
+24VDC-F2
(1.8 J1)
DC330 005-226
STAMP
SET SIGNAL
EXIT NIP
RELEASE
SOLENOID
PL51.6
DC COM
B8 ORN
G
5.7 DOCUMENT EXIT TRANSPORTATION

1
J755
DC330 005-073
STAMP
SOLENOID
ON (L)+24VDC
BLU
STAMP
SOLENOID
PL51.8
P780
J780
DC COM
+24VDC
ORN
+24VDC-F2
(1.8 J1)
4
2
DC COM
J761
DADF COOLING FAN

(RESERVED)
+24VDC
(RESERVED)
N.C
N.C
+24VDC-F3
(1.8 J2)
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5.8 DOCUMENT PATH

1
DADF REGI.
MOTOR
DADF FEED
MOTOR
3
I-1
1
5
8
7
9
Paper Path Sensor

No.
Sensor Name
Interlock Switch
CH
No.
DADF Document Set Sensor
5.1
I-1 DADF Interlock Switch
Switch Name
Document Tray Size Sensor 1
5.2
Document Tray Size Sensor 2
5.2
DADF Tray Set Guide Sensor 1 3
5.3
DADF APS Sensor 1 3
5.4
5.5
5.5
DADF Regi. Sensor
5.6
DADF Invert Sensor
5.6
CH
5.1
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5.9 DOCUMENT TRANSMISSION

1
FEED ROLL
DADF REGI.
MOTOR
(CH5.6)
DADF FEED
MOTOR
(CH5.5)
NUDGER ROLL
Document Flow
T.A ROLL
REGI. ROLL
OUT ROLL
EXIT ROLL
6
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6.1 DOCUMENT ILLUMINATION

1
ESS PWB
PL35.2
BP
PWB
PL18.2a
/18.2b
P/J309
LED LAMP
MOTOR
CONTROL
SIGNAL
J336
IIT TRANS PWB
PL1.7
1
J7191
6-13
DC330
LED LAMP
PWB
PL1.6
062-002
LED LAMP PWB
LED LAMP ON
LASER 1-8
J723
CARRIAGE MOTOR
IIT REGI. SENSOR
J1
6-13
IIT
CABLE
+24VDC
2
25
J390
14 GRY
MODE 0
J7192
+24VDC-F7
(1.8 E1)
DC COM
10 GRY
MODE 1
DC COM
14
DC COM
(1.8 D2)
2
J722
20 BLU
DC COM
19 BLU
DC COM
18 BLU
BLU
1,3,4,5
31
DC COM
15
DC COM
1,3,4,5
32
+24VDC
15
27
DC COM
17 BLU
14
FLAT
CABLE
DC330 062-005 SCAN

DC330 062-006 RETURN
CARRIAGE MOTOR
P776
ON +24VDC CLOCK
CARRIAGE MOTOR
ON +24VDC CLOCK
J776
CARRIAGE
MOTOR
PL1.5
1 Turning ON DC330[062-002] makes the lamp ON for 180 sec,

and it automatically turns OFF.
2
CARRIAGE MOTOR
ON +24VDC CLOCK
4
MOT
CARRIAGE MOTOR
ON +24VDC CLOCK
Turning ON DC330[062-005] makes the Carriage move 50mm

in the Scan direction, and it automatically stops. The M/C does not
accept the Stop instruction before the Carriage automatically stops.
Turning ON DC330[062-006] makes the Carriage move 50mm
in the Return direction, and it automatically stops. The M/C does not
accept the Stop instruction before the Carriage automatically stops.
FAIL CODE
062-360
Carriage Position Fail
DC COM
16 BLU
+24VDC
062-389
Carriage Over Run Fail

15 BLU
+24VDC
+24VDC-F8
(1.8 E2)
IIT REGI. SENSOR

PL1.5
8
NOTE:
J773
VIO
DC COM
(1.8 D2)
GRY
IIT TRANS
PWB
PL1.7
J773
DC330 062-212
IIT REGI. SENSOR
BLOCKED (H)+5VDC
BP PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
ESS PWB
PL35.2
+5VDC
J722
BLU
38
J7192
J390
GRY
P/J309
92
IPS
+3VDC
062-360
062-389
+5VDC
(1.8 F2)
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6.2 COPY IMAGE FLOW

1
CCD LENS
ASSEMBLY
IMAGE COMP
IMAGE COMP PWB
(SELENE)
(OPTION)
IIT TRANS PWB
P700
IMAGE EXT
IMAGE EXT PWB
(TORINO)
(OPTION)
IMAGE LOG
P710
P348
COPY IMAGE
NEW
RISER
PWB
COPY IMAGE
P348
J3481
J3480
P348
ESS PWB
2
2270/3370
J348
GAP PWB
P/J321
HDD
COPY IMAGE
P310
BP PWB
IMAGE LOG
J336 J309
P309
COPY IMAGE
PAPER SECURITY
SELECTED
4470/5570
GAPWM PWB
(OPTION)
P/J321
IMAGE LOG GENERATION

SELECTED
PAPER SECURITY
SELECTED
IMAGE LOG
BP PWB
P335
J335
MCU PWB
J451
P451
BP PWB
COPY IMAGE
J7191
J336 J309
P557_Y
P556_M
P555_C
P554_K
Y
M
C
K
P309
COPY IMAGE
COPY IMAGE
LPH
NORMAL
COPY
FAX mini
PWB
J353
FAX PWB
IMAGE LOG
CNP353
J343
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6.3 SCAN IMAGE FLOW

IMAGE COMP
CCD LENS
ASSEMBLY
IIT TRANS PWB
P700
4470/5570
2270/3370
GAPWM PWB
(OPTION)
P710
GAP PWB
P/J321
SCAN IMAGE
IMAGE COMP PWB

(SELENE)
(OPTION)
P/J321
HIGH
COMPRESSED
PDF/XDW
IMAGE EXT
IMAGE EXT PWB
(TORINO)
(OPTION)
IMAGE LOG
SCAN IMAGE
P348
NEW
RISER
PWB
J3480
P348
J3481
P348
ESS PWB
SCAN IMAGE
HIGH
COMPRESSED
PDF/XDW
SELECTED
PDF/XDW (OPTION)
2270/3370
HDD
J348
P310
IMAGE LOG
GAP PWB
P/J321
PAPER SECURITY
SELECTED
SPOOL
IMAGE LOG
4470/5570
GAPWM PWB
(OPTION)
BP PWB
P/J321
P335
J335
MCU PWB
J451
P451
PAPER
SECURITY
SELECTED
BP PWB
J7191
J336 J309
P557_Y
P556_M
P555_C
P554_K
Y
M
C
K
LPH
P309
IMAGE LOG
HIGH COMPRESSED
PDF/XDW SELECTED
FAX mini
PWB
J353
FAX PWB
SCAN IMAGE
CNP353
J343
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6.4 PRINT IMAGE FLOW

IMAGE COMP
CCD LENS
ASSEMBLY
IIT TRANS PWB
P700
IMAGE COMP PWB

(SELENE)
(OPTION)
P710
IMAGE EXT
IMAGE EXT PWB
(TORINO)
(OPTION)
IMAGE LOG
P348
2
NEW
RISER
PWB
J3480
P348
J3481
P348
PRINT IMAGE
ESS PWB
HDD
J348
P310
IMAGE LOG
3
4470/5570
IMAGE LOG
PRINT IMAGE
2270/3370
GAPWM PWB
(OPTION)
GAP PWB
P/J321
P/J321
BP PWB
P335
J335
MCU PWB
J451
P451
BP PWB
J7191
J336 J309
PRINT IMAGE
P557_Y
P556_M
P555_C
P554_K
Y
M
C
K
P309
PRINT IMAGE
LPH
FAX mini
PWB
J353
IMAGE LOG
FAX PWB
CNP353
J343
IMAGE LOG
GENERATION
SELECTED
NOMAL
COPY
PRINT IMAGE
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6.5 FAX IMAGE FLOW

IMAGE COMP
CCD LENS
ASSEMBLY
IIT TRANS PWB
P700
FAX SEND
IMAGE COMP PWB

(SELENE)
(OPTION)
P710
IMAGE EXT
IMAGE EXT PWB
(TORINO)
(OPTION)
IMAGE LOG
FAX SEND
P348
NEW
RISER
PWB
P348
J3481
J3480
P348
FAX SEND
ESS PWB
2270/3370
HDD
P310
J348
GAP PWB
IMAGE LOG
P/J321
FAX RECEIVE
FAX SEND
SPOOL
PAPER
SECURITY
SELECTED
FAX RECEIVE
SPOOL
4470/5570
IMAGE LOG
GAPWM PWB
(OPTION)
P/J321
BP PWB
PAPER
SECURITY
SELECTED
P335
J335
MCU PWB
J451
P451
P557_Y
P556_M
P555_C
P554_K
Y
M
C
K
FAX RECEIVE
BP PWB
J7191
J336 J309
LPH
P309
FAX mini
PWB
J353
FAX PWB
CNP353
FAX SEND
FAX
RECEIVE
J343
FAX SEND
IMAGE LOG
FAX RECEIVE
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J
FAIL CODE
6.6 IMAGE INPUT
062-342
IIT TRANS PWB
PL1.7
CCD LENS ASSEMBLY

PL1.4
1
TP30
ANA 10V
LED
LAMP
J710
J700
CCD PWBA
Configuration Fail
062-371
62
61
ANA 10V
062-380
ANA 10V
(1.8 F6)
+5VDC
Platen AGC Fail
+5VDC
062-386
+5VDC
(1.8 F2)
Platen AOC Fail
TP20
ANA 3.3V
TP10
LENS
ANA 3.3V
062-393
CCD PWB Sync Signal Fail
ANA 3.3V
(1.8 F5)
CCD
+3.3VDC
+3.3VDC
DC COM
DC COM
+3.3VDC
(1.8 F5)
DC COM
(1.8 D2)
CONTROL SIGNAL
CONTROL SIGNAL
VIDEO DATA
VIDEO DATA
FLAT
CABLE
BP PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
ESS PWB
PL35.2
062-342
DC330 062-272
SCAN START
5
VIDEO DATA AND
CONTROL SIGNAL
45
P7191
P336
IIT
CABLE
062-371
P/J309
45
VIDEO DATA AND

CONTROL SIGNAL
062-380
062-386
062-393
6
NOTE: 1 For the details of DC Power
Pin Nos., see Wire Network.
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6.7 PLATEN DOCUMENT SENSING

1
PLATEN
INTERLOCK
SWITCH
PL1.4
IIT TRANS PWB

PL1.7
DC330
MAGNET
14
J722
DC COM
P775
VIO
J775
J775
P775
G
IIT TRANS
PWB
PL1.7
005-213
DC330 062-300
PLATEN INTERLOCK SWITCH
PLATEN CLOSED (L)+5VDC
BP PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
ESS PWB
PL35.2
+5VDC
J722
BLU
13
+3.3VDC
30
J7192
J390
GRY
11
P/J309
97
062-300
DC COM
(1.8 D2)
PLATEN ANGLE SENSOR

PL1.4
2
11
J774
DC COM
VIO
DC COM
(1.8 D2)
10 GRY
+5VDC
2
1
J774
DC330 062-301
PLATEN ANGLE SENSOR
PLATEN CLOSED (L)+5VDC
IPS
+3VDC
+5VDC
BLU
12
36
GRY
93
+5VDC
(1.8 F2)
APS SENSOR 1
PL1.4
3
1
DC COM
(1.8 D2)
J771
DC COM
VIO
3
2
APS SENSOR 1
ENABLED(H)+5VDC
J771
DC330 062-251
APS SENSOR 1
DOCUMENT SENSED (L)+5VDC
IPS
+3VDC
+5VDC
BLU
34
GRY
95
GRY
+3.3VDC
+5VDC
J7192
GRY
28
4
DC COM
(1.8 D2)
DC COM
(RESERVED)
APS SENSOR 2
ENABLED
(RESERVED)
N.C
N.C
APS SENSOR 2
DOCUMENT SENSED SIGNAL
(RESERVED)
IPS
+3VDC
+5VDC
32
GRY
96
N.C
5
FAIL CODE
APS ENABLE SIGNAL
062-300
GRY
Platen Interlock Open
ESS PWB
PL35.2
PLATEN ANGLE
SENSOR
BP PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
P/J309
28
DC COM
J390
13 GRY
PLATEN INTERLOCK
SWITCH
APS SENSOR 1
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LPH REAR
PWB (Y)
PL2.2
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
To
061-350
061-004
1-28
CONTROL SIGNAL
AND VIDEO DATA
J557
P/J451
061-362
061-366
061-350
28-1
061-374
LPH (Y)
28-1
CONTROL SIGNAL
AND VIDEO DATA
J569
J577
FLAT
CABLE
J532
LPH+5VDC
J553
BLU
061-358
061-362
4
J573
J565
BRN
LPH Read Fail Y

1
30
LPH
+5VDC
(1.5 H5)
DC COM
BLU
28
BRN
27
DC COM
(1.5 H6)
061-390
2
LPH+1.8VDC
BLU
061-370
LPH Act Fail Y
BRN
061-374
LPH Chip Fail Y
LPH
+1.8VDC
(1.5 H6)
061-366
LPH Write Fail Y
29
3
061-394
31
LPH Download Data Fail Y
LPH Mismatch Fail Y
32
1
LPH Power On Fail Y
061-354
1-28
33
4
061-378
061-386
P/J581
5-26
35-40
34
MD PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
061-370
J561
061-358
P/J335
LPH UNIT (Y)

PL2.1
FLAT
CABLE
061-354
LPH ON
VIDEO
DATA
LPH H PWB (Y)
061-001
DC330
1
BP PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
FAIL CODE
6.8 LPH CONTROL (Y)

ESS PWB
PL35.2
061-378
1
DC COM
BLU
BRN
DC COM
(1.5 H6)
LPH Ltrg Fail Y
061-386
LPH PLL Lock Fail Y
4
NOTE:
The operation varies depending on the diag code.
LPH
DC330[061-001]
061-390
LPH REAR PWB (Y)
Operation
LPH H PWB (Y)
Forcedly turns ON LPH. (Solid pattern)
DC330[061-002]
Forcedly turns ON LPH. (Cin 50%)
DC330[061-003]
Forcedly turns ON LPH. (Streak Evaluation

pattern)
DC330[061-004]
LPH FFC Connect

Posi Fail Y
061-394
LPH FFC Connect
Nega Fail Y
(Y)
DRUM (Y)
LPH (Y)
LPH (Y)
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PWB (M)
PL2.2
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
To
061-351
061-004
1-28
CONTROL SIGNAL
AND VIDEO DATA
J556
P/J451
061-363
061-367
061-351
28-1
061-375
LPH (M)
28-1
CONTROL SIGNAL
AND VIDEO DATA
J568
J576
FLAT
CABLE
J532
LPH+5VDC
BLU
J552
061-359
061-363
4
J572
J564
BRN
LPH Read Fail M

1
30
LPH
+5VDC
(1.5 H5)
DC COM
BLU
28
BRN
27
DC COM
(1.5 H6)
061-391
6
LPH+1.8VDC
BLU
061-371
LPH Act Fail M
BRN
061-375
LPH Chip Fail M
LPH
+1.8VDC
(1.5 H6)
061-367
LPH Write Fail M
29
7
061-395
31
LPH Download Data Fail M
LPH Mismatch Fail M
32
1
LPH Power On Fail M
061-355
1-28
33
8
061-379
061-387
P/J580
5-26
35-40
34
MD PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
061-371
J560
061-359
P/J335
LPH UNIT (M)

PL2.1
FLAT
CABLE
061-355
LPH ON
VIDEO
DATA
LPH H PWB (M)
061-001
DC330
1
BP PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
FAIL CODE
6.9 LPH CONTROL (M)

ESS PWB
PL35.2
061-379
5
DC COM
BLU
BRN
DC COM
(1.5 H6)
LPH Ltrg Fail M
061-387
LPH PLL Lock Fail M
4
NOTE:
LPH
DC330[061-001]
061-391
LPH REAR PWB (M)
Operation
DC330[061-002]
DC330[061-003]

pattern)
DC330[061-004]
(M)
LPH FFC Connect

Posi Fail M
LPH H PWB (M)
061-395
LPH FFC Connect
Nega Fail M
DRUM (M)
LPH (M)
6
LPH (M)
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LPH REAR
PWB (C)
PL2.2
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
To
061-352
061-004
1-28
CONTROL SIGNAL
AND VIDEO DATA
J555
P/J451
061-364
061-368
061-352
28-1
061-376
LPH (C)
28-1
CONTROL SIGNAL
AND VIDEO DATA
J567
J575
LPH+5VDC
J551
061-360
31
J571
J563
BRN
LPH Read Fail C

1
30
DC COM
28
BRN
27
DC COM
(1.5 H6)
061-392
10 BLU
LPH+1.8VDC
061-372
LPH Act Fail C
BRN
061-376
LPH Chip Fail C
LPH
+1.8VDC
(1.5 H6)
061-368
LPH Write Fail C
29
11 BLU
061-396
061-364
32
1
LPH Download Data Fail C
LPH Mismatch Fail C
33
J532
12 BLU
LPH Power On Fail C
061-356
1-28
FLAT
CABLE
LPH
+5VDC
(1.5 H5)
061-384
061-388
P/J579
5-26
35-40
34
MD PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
061-372
J559
061-360
P/J335
LPH UNIT (C)

PL2.1
FLAT
CABLE
061-356
LPH ON
VIDEO
DATA
LPH H PWB (C)
061-001
DC330
1
BP PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
FAIL CODE
6.10 LPH CONTROL (C)

ESS PWB
PL35.2
061-384
9
DC COM
BLU
BRN
DC COM
(1.5 H6)
LPH Ltrg Fail C
061-388
LPH PLL Lock Fail C
4
NOTE:
LPH
061-392
LPH REAR PWB (C)
LPH FFC Connect

Posi Fail C
Operation
DC330[061-001]
DC330[061-002]
DC330[061-003]

pattern)
DC330[061-004]
(C)
LPH H PWB (C)
061-396
LPH FFC Connect
Nega Fail C
DRUM (C)
LPH (C)
6
LPH (C)
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PWB (K)
PL2.2
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
To
061-353
061-004
1-28
CONTROL SIGNAL
AND VIDEO DATA
J554
P/J451
061-365
061-369
061-353
28-1
061-377
LPH (K)
28-1
CONTROL SIGNAL
AND VIDEO DATA
J566
J574
FLAT
CABLE
J532
16 BLU
LPH+5VDC
J550
061-361
061-365
4
J570
J562
BRN
LPH Read Fail K

1
30
LPH
+5VDC
(1.5 H5)
28
BRN
27
DC COM
(1.5 H6)
061-393
LPH+1.8VDC
14 BLU
061-373
LPH Act Fail K
BRN
061-377
LPH Chip Fail K
LPH
+1.8VDC
(1.5 H6)
061-369
LPH Write Fail K
29
DC COM
15 BLU
061-397
31
LPH Download Data Fail K
LPH Mismatch Fail K
32
1
LPH Power On Fail K
061-357
1-28
33
061-385
061-389
P/J578
5-26
35-40
34
MD PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
061-373
J558
061-361
P/J335
LPH UNIT (K)

PL2.1
FLAT
CABLE
061-357
LPH ON
VIDEO
DATA
LPH H PWB (K)
061-001
DC330
1
BP PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
FAIL CODE
6.11 LPH CONTROL (K)

ESS PWB
PL35.2
061-385
DC COM
13 BLU
BRN
DC COM
(1.5 H6)
LPH Ltrg Fail K
061-389
LPH PLL Lock Fail K
4
NOTE:
LPH
DC330[061-001]
061-393
LPH FFC Connect

Posi Fail K
LPH REAR PWB (K)

Operation
DC330[061-002]
DC330[061-003]

pattern)
DC330[061-004]
(K)
061-397
LPH H PWB (K)
LPH FFC Connect

Nega Fail K
DRUM (K)
LPH (K)
6
LPH (K)
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6.12 COLOR REGISTRATION CONTROL

1
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
J415
A6 BLU
089-001 (LOW POWER)

DC330 089-002 (HIGH POWER)
B10 B6
J610
J150
B11 B5
H
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
089-601
YEL
YEL
+5VDC
J150
1 YEL
LED
+5VDC
MOB SENSOR IN
DC COM
A5 BLU
MOB ADC ASSEMBLY

PL18.5
DC330
MOB SENSOR IN
LED ON(L)+5VDC P610
J610
B9 B7
P610
MOB SENSOR IN
SENSED SIGNAL
J415
BLU
A9
PD
089-613
+5VDC
(1.5 E3)
089-607
089-610
AMP
089-604
089-600
A8 BLU
DC COM
B8 B8
YEL
089-616
089-625
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
089-626
089-627
MOB SENSOR OUT
3
A12 BLU
MOB SENSOR OUT

LED ON (L)+5VDC
B4 B12
J151
J151
1 YEL
4
YEL
LED
DC COM
A11 BLU
+5VDC
B5 B11
+5VDC
YEL
B15 B1
MOB SENSOR OUT

SENSED SIGNAL
PD
A15
089-603
089-606
089-609
AMP
089-612
089-615
A14 BLU
DC COM
B2 B14
YEL
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
089-600
RC Sample Lateral Fail-A1
089-601
RC Sample Block Fail-A1-In
089-603
RC Sample Block Fail-A1-Out
089-604
RC Sample Block Fail-B-#1-In
089-606
RC Sample Block Fail-B-#1-Out
089-607
089-609
089-610
BLU
+5VDC
(1.5 E3)
089-628
J
FAIL CODE
089-612
089-613
089-615
089-616
NOTE:
DC330[089-001] and DC330[089-002] control MOB Sensor IN/OUT collectively.

lDC330[089-001] (Low Power) turns ON MOB Sensor LED with MOB LED Current Value set in NVM[760-015].
lDC330[089-002] (High Power) turns ON MOB Sensor LED with MOB LED Current Value set in NVM[760-016].
089-625
RC Data Linearity Fail Y
IBT BELT HOME

POSITION SENSOR
(CH9.28)
089-626
RC Data Linearity Fail M
MOB SENSOR IN
ADC SENSOR
(CH9.27)
6
ENVIRONMENT
SENSOR
(CH9.27)
MOB SENSOR OUT
089-627
RC Data Linearity Fail C
089-628
RC Data Linearity Fail K
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1
IIT HEATER 2
IIT HEATER
PL1.13
1.2
PLUG IN ACH
(IIT HEATER)
J71
BLK
1.2
PLUG IN ACN
(IIT HEATER)
WHT
P930
IIT HEATER 1
IIT HEATER 1
CN1
WHT
J932
WHT
CN2
BLK
BLK
P932
WHT
WHT
2
IIT HEATER 2
J931
WHT
BLK
P931
WHT
WHT
3
IOT HEATER
PL18.8
1.2
PLUG IN ACH
(IOT HEATER)
J70
BLK
1.2
PLUG IN ACN
(IOT HEATER)
P70
WHT
THERMOSTAT
PL18.8
J76
J75
WHT
IOT HEATER
WHT
THERMOSTAT
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7.1 TRAY 1 PAPER SIZE SENSING

1
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
J417
B4 BLU
+3.3VDC
J174
TRAY 1 PAPER SIZE SENSOR

PL9.1
DC COM
071-212
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
AVREF
(+3.3VDC)
(1.5 E3)
B2 BLU
J
FAIL CODE
J174
DC140 071-200
TRAY 1 PAPER SIZE
SENSOR
SENSED SIGNAL
AVREF
(+3.3VDC)
J417
BLU
Tray 1 Paper Size Sensor

Broken
1
071-212
B3
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
SW4
SW3
SW2
SW1
SW5
4
DC330 071-104
TRAY 1 PAPER SIZE
SENSOR
SIZE SELECT SWITCH
ON (L)+3.3VDC
+3.3VDC
BLU
B1
3
NOTE:
Paper size is sensed by voltage corresponding to combined resistance of Paper Size Sensor and SW5 On/Off.
The table below shows the relation between paper size and combination of Switch ON/OFF pattern, voltage and AD value.
(Any combination other than the ones below results in an undetermined size.)
Paper Size
SW1
SW2
SW3
SW4
SW5
Voltage (V)
(J417-B3)
AD Value
DC140[071-200]
No Tray
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
3.0850.066
922-989
A5S/5.5"X8.5"S (*1)
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
2.6710.066
797-857
B5S
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
2.4680.066
735-796
8.5"X13"S
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
8.5"X14"S
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
ON
2.0640.066
610-671
1.8640.066
548-609
A4S
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
8.5"X11"S
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
ON
A4L
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
1.0790.066
304-365
A3S
ON
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
0.8810.066
244-303
B5L/7.25"X10.5"L(*1)
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
0.6910.066
184-243
8KS(*2)
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
B4S
ON
ON
OFF
ON
ON
0.4930.066
124-183
0.3000.066
64-123
0.1060.066
0-63
8.5"X11"L
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
16KL(*2)/7.25"X10.5"L(*1)
ON
ON
ON
OFF
ON
11"X17"S
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
TRAY 1 PAPER SIZE
SENSOR
*1: Paper size is changed in diag.

*2: System Setting enables switching between GCO and TFX sizes.
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TRAY MODULE
PWB
J549
PL10.9a/
B12 GRY
10.9b
+5VDC
J101

PL10.1
1
+5VDC
(1.9 E3)
B10 VIO
DC COM
072-212
TRAY MODULE PWB

PL10.9a/10.9b
J101
DC140 072-200
TRAY 2 PAPER SIZE
SENSOR
SENSED SIGNAL
+5VDC
J549
YEL

Broken
072-212
B11
DC COM
(1.9 E3)
SW4
SW3
SW2
SW1
SW5
4
DC330 072-104
TRAY 2 PAPER SIZE
SENSOR
SIZE SELECT SWITCH
ON (L)+5VDC
+5VDC
YEL
B9
3
NOTE:
Paper Size
SW1
SW2
SW3
SW4
SW5
Voltage (V)
(J549-B11)
AD Value
DC140[072-200]
No Tray
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
4.660.03
237-247
A5S/5.5"X8.5"S (*1)
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
4.010.03
199-214
B5S
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
3.690.03
184-198
8.5"X13"S
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
8.5"X14"S
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
ON
3.070.03
153-167
2.750.03
137-152
A4S
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
8.5"X11"S
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
ON
8"X10"S
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
2.440.03
122-136
12.6"X19.2"S/13"X19"S(*1)
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
2.150.03
107-121
SRA3 S/13"X18"S/2"X18"S(*1)
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
1.830.03
92-106
A4L
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
1.520.03
77-91
A3S
ON
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
1.210.03
61-76
B5L/7.25"X10.5"L(*1)
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
0.910.03
46-60
8KS(*2)
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
B4S
8.5"X11"L
ON
ON
OFF
ON
ON
0.600.03
31-45
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
16KL(*2)/7.25"X10.5"L(*1)
ON
ON
ON
OFF
ON
0.300.03
16-30
11"X17"S
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
0.000.03
0-15
TRAY 2 PAPER SIZE
SENSOR

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TRAY MODULE
PWB
PL10.9a/10.9b B8 J549
GRY
+5VDC
J102

PL10.1
TRAY MODULE PWB

PL10.9a/10.9b
+5VDC
(1.9 E3)
B6
DC COM
VIO
J
FAIL CODE
J102
DC140 073-200
TRAY 3 PAPER SIZE
SENSOR
SENSED SIGNAL
+5VDC
J549
YEL
073-212
Broken
073-212
B7
DC COM
(1.9 E3)
SW4
SW3
SW2
SW1
SW5
4
NOTE:
Paper Size
SW1
SW2
SW3
SW4
SW5
Voltage (V)
(J549-B7)
AD Value
DC140[073-200]
No Tray
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
4.660.03
237-247
A5S/5.5"X8.5"S (*1)
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
4.010.03
199-214
B5S
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
3.690.03
184-198
8.5"X13"S
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
8.5"X14"S
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
ON
3.070.03
153-167
2.750.03
137-152
A4S
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
8.5"X11"S
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
ON
8"X10"S
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
2.440.03
122-136
12.6"X19.2"S/13"X19"S(*1)
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
2.150.03
107-121
SRA3 S/13"X18"S/2"X18"S(*1)
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
1.830.03
92-106
A4L
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
1.520.03
77-91
A3S
ON
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
1.210.03
61-76
B5L/7.25"X10.5"L(*1)
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
0.910.03
46-60
8KS(*2)
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
B4S
ON
ON
OFF
ON
ON
0.600.03
31-45
0.300.03
16-30
0.000.03
0-15
8.5"X11"L
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
16KL(*2)/7.25"X10.5"L(*1)
ON
ON
ON
OFF
ON
11"X17"S
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
DC330 073-104
TRAY 3 PAPER SIZE
SENSOR
SIZE SELECT SWITCH
ON (L)+5VDC
+5VDC
YEL
B5
TRAY 3 PAPER SIZE
SENSOR

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TRAY MODULE
PWB
J549
PL10.9a/
B4 GRY
10.9b
+5VDC
J103

PL10.1
1
+5VDC
(1.9 E3)
B2
DC COM
VIO
074-212
TRAY MODULE PWB

PL10.9a/10.9b
J103
DC140 074-200
TRAY 4 PAPER SIZE
SENSOR
SENSED SIGNAL
+5VDC
J549
YEL

Broken
074-212
B3
DC COM
(1.9 E3)
SW4
SW3
SW2
SW1
SW5
4
NOTE:
Paper Size
SW1
SW2
SW3
SW4
SW5
Voltage (V)
(J549-B3)
AD Value
DC140[074-200]
No Tray
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
4.660.03
237-247
A5S/5.5"X8.5"S (*1)
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
4.010.03
199-214
B5S
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
3.690.03
184-198
8.5"X13"S
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
8.5"X14"S
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
ON
3.070.03
153-167
2.750.03
137-152
A4S
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
8.5"X11"S
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
ON
8"X10"S
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
2.440.03
122-136
12.6"X19.2"S/13"X19"S(*1)
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
2.150.03
107-121
SRA3 S/13"X18"S/2"X18"S(*1)
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
1.830.03
92-106
A4L
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
1.520.03
77-91
A3S
ON
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
1.210.03
61-76
B5L/7.25"X10.5"L(*1)
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
0.910.03
46-60
8KS(*2)
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
B4S
ON
ON
OFF
ON
ON
0.600.03
31-45
0.300.03
16-30
0.000.03
0-15
8.5"X11"L
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
16KL(*2)/7.25"X10.5"L(*1)
ON
ON
ON
OFF
ON
11"X17"S
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
DC330 074-104
TRAY 4 PAPER SIZE
SENSOR
SIZE SELECT SWITCH
ON (L)+5VDC
+5VDC
YEL
B1
TRAY 4 PAPER SIZE
SENSOR

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7.5 MSI PAPER SIZE SENSING

1
MD PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
MSI PAPER
SIZE SENSOR
PL13.5
J525
B3 BLU
AVREF
P616
J616
16 3 BLU
P617
J617
J173
BLU
1
J173
3 BLU
AVREF
(+3.3VDC)
(1.5 G4)
B2 BLU
DC COM
17 2 BLU
BLU
J617
P617
3 BLU
J616
1 18
P616
DC140 075-200
MSI PAPER
SIZE SENSOR
SENSED SIGNAL
MD PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
J525
BLU
B1
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
P/J452
96
DC COM
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
NOTE:
Paper width (size in fast scan direction) is sensed by voltage corresponding to MSI Paper Size
Sensor resistance.As to MSI, AD values corresponding to paper sizes (widths) vary depending
on the machine because when MSI is installed on IOT before shipment, MSI Size Sensing is
adjusted in the diag. The values below are for reference.
Paper Size
Voltage (V)
(J525-B1)
AD Value
DC140[075-200]
Post Card S
2.676-2.732
824.958-851.600
5.5"X8.5"S
2.246-2.302
691.590-718.233
A5S
2.156-2.212
663.708-690.350
B5S
1.788-1.843
549.488-576.131
8"X10"S
1.636-1.692
502.457-529.099
8.5"X11"S(Letter)&X13"&X14"
1.503-1.559
461.304-487.947
A4S
1.484-1.540
455.425-482.068
7.25"X10.5"L
0.972-1.028
296.694-323.337
0.975-1.031
297.534-324.176
0.867-0.922
263.940-290.583
0.834-0.890
253.862-280.504
0.732-0.788
222.284-248.926
0.541-0.597
163.159-189.801
B5L
B4S
16KL(Taiwan)
8KS(Taiwan)
16KL( Mainland China)
8 KL(Mainland China)
11"X17"S
8.5"X11"L(Letter)
A4L
A3S
6
Ref
12.6"X19.2"S
0.415-0.470
123.854-150.496
13"X19"(X18")
0.308-0.364
90.932-117.574
SRA3
0.292-0.348
85.893-112.535
MSI PAPER
SIZE SENSOR
Paper length (size in slow scan direction) is sensed by measuring

how long paper takes to pass Regi. Sensor.
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7.6 TRAY 1 PAPER STACKING

1
TRAY 1 NUDGER LEVEL

SENSOR
PL9.4
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
J528
B6 BLU
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
B5 BLU
DC COM
+1.2VDC
P611
J177
J611
BLU
BLU
DC330 071-102
TRAY 1 NUDGER
LEVEL SENSOR
LIFT UP (H)+3.3VDC
2
J177
1 BLU
071-210
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
J611
P611
Tray 1 Lift Up Fail
071-940
+3.3VDC
J528
Tray 1 Lift Up NG
071-210
B7
BLU
071-940
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
TRAY 1 NO PAPER
SENSOR
PL9.4
2
B9 BLU
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
DC COM
J178
BLU
J178
B8 BLU
+1.2VDC
BLU
DC330 071-101
TRAY 1 NO PAPER
SENSOR
2
1 BLU
10 1
+3.3VDC
BLU
B10
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
3
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
P/J452
38
TRAY 1 FEED
/LIFT UP
MOTOR
CLOCK 1
1
+24VDC-F6
J528
B1 BLU
37
10 1
J611
TRAY 1
FEED/LIFT
UP MOTOR
PL9.4
071-001 To 071-004
TRAY 1 FEED/LIFT
UP MOTOR
ON +24VDC CLOCK
J268
BLU
TRAY 1 NUDGER
LEVEL SENSOR
DC COM
B2 BLU
TRAY 1 FEED
/LIFT UP
MOTOR CRNT
P611
DC330
TRAY 1 NO PAPER
SENSOR
ON +24VDC CLOCK
BLU
DC COM
TRAY 1 FEED/LIFT
UP MOTOR
MOT
B3 BLU
B4 BLU
ON +24VDC CLOCK
BLU
DC COM
ON +24VDC CLOCK
BLU
DC COM
5
NOTE:
TRAY 1 FEED/
LIFT UP MOTOR
Operation
DC330 [071-001] Rotates the Motor forward. (in the Feed direction. 2-phase excitation)
DC330 [071-002] Rotates the Motor reverse. (in the Lift-up direction. 2-phase excitation)The motor makes the tray lift up, and after Level Sensor turns ON it
steps down and finishes the operation. However, if Level Sensor is ON when the motor starts driving, it does not operate.
DC330 [071-003] Rotates the Motor forward. (in the Feed direction. 1-2-phase excitation)
DC330 [071-004] Rotates the Motor reverse. (in the Lift-up direction. 1-2-phase excitation)The motor makes the tray lift up, and after Level Sensor turns ON it
steps down and finishes the operation. However, if Level Sensor is ON when the motor starts driving, it does not operate.
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A5
J549
TRAY 2 NUDGER LEVEL

SENSOR
PL10.3
P669
VIO
DC COM
(1.9 E3)
A4
DC COM
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TRAY MODULE PWB
PL10.9a/10.9b
+1.2VDC
GRY
J669
TRAY MODULE PWB

PL10.9a/10.9b
J107
2
GRY
J107
1 GRY
3
GRY
J669
P669
DC330 072-102
TRAY 2 NUDGER
LEVEL SENSOR
LIFT UP (H)+5VDC
YEL
Tray 2 Lift Up Fail
072-940
+5VDC
J549
072-210
Tray 2 Lift Up NG
072-210
A6
072-940
+5VDC
(1.9 E3)
TRAY 2 NO PAPER
SENSOR
PL10.3
2
A8
DC COM
VIO
DC COM
(1.9 E3)
A7
+1.2VDC
GRY
J106
GRY
2
J106
1 GRY
3
GRY
DC330 072-101
TRAY 2 NO PAPER
SENSOR
PAPER SENSED (L)+5VDC
+5VDC
YEL
A9
+5VDC
(1.9 E3)
F1
3.15A
1
+24VDC
(1.9 E4)
J550
1 BLU
DC330 072-001 To 072-004

TRAY 2 FEED/LIFT
UP MOTOR
J661
ON +24VDC CLOCK P661
4 1
TRAY 2
FEED/LIFT
UP MOTOR
PL10.3
J221
GRY
TRAY 2 NUDGER
LEVEL SENSOR
TRAY 2 NO PAPER
SENSOR
DC COM
2 BLU
ON +24VDC CLOCK
GRY
DC COM
TRAY 2 FEED/LIFT
UP MOTOR
MOT
3 BLU
ON +24VDC CLOCK
GRY
DC COM
4 BLU
ON +24VDC CLOCK
GRY
DC COM
5
NOTE:
TRAY 2 FEED/
LIFT UP MOTOR
Operation
DC330 [072-002] Rotates the Motor reverse. (in the Lift-up direction. 2-phase excitation)The motor makes
the tray lift up, and after Level Sensor turns ON it steps down and finishes the operation.
However, if Level Sensor is ON when the motor starts driving, it does not operate.
DC330 [072-004] Rotates the Motor reverse. (in the Lift-up direction. 1-2-phase excitation)The motor makes
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TRAY 3 NUDGER LEVEL

SENSOR
PL10.5
P671
VIO
DC COM
(1.9 E3)
13
DC COM
J
FAIL CODE

TRAY MODULE PWB
PL10.9a/10.9b
+1.2VDC
GRY
J671
TRAY MODULE PWB

PL10.9a/10.9b
J111
2
GRY
J111
1 GRY
3
GRY
J671
P671
DC330 073-102
TRAY 3 NUDGER
LEVEL SENSOR
LIFT UP (H)+5VDC
YEL
Tray 3 Lift Up Fail
073-940
+5VDC
J548
073-210
Tray 3 Lift Up NG
073-210
15
073-940
+5VDC
(1.9 E3)
TRAY 3 NO PAPER
SENSOR
PL10.5
2
17
DC COM
VIO
DC COM
(1.9 E3)
16
+1.2VDC
GRY
J110
GRY
2
J110
1 GRY
3
GRY
DC330 073-101
TRAY 3 NO PAPER
SENSOR
+5VDC
YEL
18
+5VDC
(1.9 E3)
F2
3.15A
1
+24VDC
(1.9 E4)
J550
5 BLU
DC330 073-001 To 073-004

TRAY 3 FEED/LIFT
UP MOTOR
J662
4 1
TRAY 3
FEED/LIFT
UP MOTOR
PL10.5
J222
GRY
TRAY 3 NO PAPER
SENSOR
DC COM
6 BLU
ON +24VDC CLOCK
GRY
TRAY 3 NUDGER
LEVEL SENSOR
TRAY 3 FEED/LIFT
UP MOTOR
DC COM
MOT
7 BLU
ON +24VDC CLOCK
GRY
DC COM
8 BLU
ON +24VDC CLOCK
GRY
DC COM
5
NOTE:
TRAY 3 FEED/
LIFT UP MOTOR
Operation
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J548
TRAY 4 NUDGER LEVEL

SENSOR
PL10.7
P673
VIO
DC COM
(1.9 E3)
DC COM
J
FAIL CODE

TRAY MODULE PWB
PL10.9a/10.9b
+1.2VDC
GRY
J673
TRAY MODULE PWB

PL10.9a/10.9b
J115
2
GRY
J115
1 GRY
3
GRY
J673
P673
DC330 074-102
TRAY 4 NUDGER
LEVEL SENSOR
LIFT UP (H)+5VDC
YEL
Tray 4 Lift Up Fail
074-940
+5VDC
J548
074-210
Tray 4 Lift Up NG
074-210
074-940
+5VDC
(1.9 E3)
TRAY 4 NO PAPER
SENSOR
PL10.7
2
8
DC COM
VIO
DC COM
(1.9 E3)
+1.2VDC
GRY
J114
GRY
2
J114
1 GRY
3
GRY
DC330 074-101
TRAY 4 NO PAPER
SENSOR
+5VDC
YEL
+5VDC
(1.9 E3)
F3
3.15A
1
+24VDC
(1.9 E4)
J550
9 BLU
DC330 074-001 To 074-004

TRAY 4 FEED/LIFT
UP MOTOR
J663
4 1
TRAY 4
FEED/LIFT
UP MOTOR
PL10.7
J223
GRY
TRAY 4 NUDGER
LEVEL SENSOR
TRAY 4 NO PAPER
SENSOR
DC COM
10 BLU
ON +24VDC CLOCK
GRY
TRAY 4 FEED/LIFT
UP MOTOR
DC COM
MOT
11 BLU
ON +24VDC CLOCK
GRY
DC COM
12 BLU
ON +24VDC CLOCK
GRY
DC COM
5
NOTE:
TRAY 4 FEED/
LIFT UP MOTOR
Operation
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FAIL CODE
7.10 MSI PAPER STACKING

1
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
B14 BLU
MSI NUDGER POSITION

SENSOR
PL13.2
DC COM
+1.2VDC
P616
2 17
J616
J183
BLU
3 16
2
J183
1 BLU
3
BLU
MSI Nudger Up Down Fail
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
J616
18 1
P616
DC330 075-102
MSI NUDGER
POSITION SENSOR
BLOCKED (H)+3.3VDC
+3.3VDC
J525
BLU
075-212
B16
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
MSI NO PAPER SENSOR

PL13.4
B8 BLU
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
B7 BLU
T32
GRN
J525
B15 BLU
075-212
T31
DC COM
+1.2VDC
J172
11 8
BLU
12 7
DC330 075-101
MSI NO PAPER
SENSOR
2
J172
1 BLU
3
BLU
9 10
+3.3VDC
BLU
B9
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
P/J452
38
MSI FEED/
NUDGER
MOTOR
CLOCK 1
J525
B10 BLU
P616
075-001 To 075-004
MSI FEED/NUDGER
MOTOR
J616 ON +24VDC CLOCK J269
DC330
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F8
MSI FEED/
NUDGER
MOTOR
PL13.2
9 10
BLU
DC COM
B11 BLU
8 11
ON +24VDC CLOCK
BLU
37
T
RIGH
MSI FEED/NUDGER
MOTOR
MSI NUDGER
POSITION
SENSOR
DC COM
MSI FEED/
NUDGER
MOTOR CRNT
MOT
B12 BLU
7 12
B13 BLU
6 13
ON +24VDC CLOCK
BLU
DC COM
ON +24VDC CLOCK
BLU
DC COM
NOTE:

MSI FEED/
NUDGER MOTOR
Operation
MSI FEED/
NUDGER MOTOR
Operation
DC330 [075-001]
Rotates the Motor forward. (in the Feed

direction. 2-phase excitation)
DC330 [075-003]
Rotates the Motor forward. (in the Feed

direction. 1-2-phase excitation)
DC330 [075-002]
Rotates the Motor reverse. (in the Nudger

Up/Down direction. 2-phase excitation)
DC330 [075-004]
Rotates the Motor reverse. (in the Nudger

Up/Down direction. 1-2-phase excitation)
MSI NO PAPER
SENSOR
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7.11 TRAY HEATER CONTROL (FX ONLY)

1
TRAY HEATER
PL18.8
1.2
PLUG IN ACH
(TRAY HEATER)
P72
BLK
1.2
PLUG IN ACN
(TRAY HEATER)
WHT
J72
J73
BLK
WHT
P73
WHT
WHT
TRAY HEATER
6
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8.1 TRAY 1 AND MSI PAPER TRANSPORTATION

1
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
B13 BLU
DC COM
P618
J618
4470/5570 ONLY
J171
BLU
TRAY 1 PRE FEED

SENSOR
PL9.4
3
J171
J618
2 BLU
+5VDC
J
FAIL CODE
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
J528
B11 BLU
BLU
P618
DC330 071-105
TRAY 1 PRE
FEED SENSOR
PAPER SENSED
(L)+5VDC
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
075-100
MSI Miss Feed
+5VDC
J528
BLU
075-103
B12
MSI Feed Out Sensor

Off Jam
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
J525
B5 BLU
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
DC COM
P616
14 5
J616
J179
BLU
MSI FEED OUT SENSOR

PL13.4
2
J179
B4 BLU
+1.2VDC
15 4
BLU
J616
1 BLU
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
6 13
P616
DC330 077-104
MSI FEED OUT
SENSOR
PAPER SENSED
(L)+3.3VDC
BLU
B6
075-100
075-103
2270/3370
2270/3370
MCU PWB
PL18.2a
J417
B16 BLU
DC COM
B15 BLU
DC330 077-001
TAKE AWAY CLUTCH
ON (L)+24VDC
+24VDC
TAKE AWAY
CLUTCH
PL15.1
P261
TAKE AWAY
CLUTCH
J261
+24VDC-F2
(1.6 H2)
4
4470/5570
MCU PWB
PL18.2b
+3.3VDC
J525
MD PWB
PL18.2b
P/J452
40
TA MOTOR
CLOCK
+24VDC-F6
J529
A19 WHT
DC330 077-050
TAKE AWAY MOTOR
ON +24VDC CLOCK A
J253
A18 WHT
TAKE AWAY
MOTOR
39
A17 WHT
TAKE AWAY MOTOR

ON +24VDC CLOCK B
TRAY 1 PRE
FEED SENSOR
DC COM
TA MOTOR
CRNT
4470/5570
DC COM
TAKE AWAY MOTOR

ON +24VDC CLOCK /A
MSI FEED
OUT SENSOR
TAKE AWAY
MOTOR
PL15.1
MOT
4
DC COM
6
A16 WHT
DC COM
TAKE AWAY MOTOR

ON +24VDC CLOCK /B
MSI FEED
OUT SENSOR
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8.2 TRAY MODULE PAPER TRANSPORTATION (1 OF 2)

1
TRAY MODULE PWB

PL10.9a/10.9b
TRAY 2 FEED OUT

SENSOR
PL10.12
A2
J549
VIO
DC COM
(1.9 E3)
A1
J108
DC COM
+5VDC
DC330 072-103
TRAY 2 FEED
OUT SENSOR
PAPER SENSED (L)+5VDC J549
2
1
GRY
TRAY MODULE PWB

PL10.9a/10.9b
J108
YEL
072-101
A3
072-102
072-900
10
VIO
DC COM
(1.9 E3)
12
P672
+5VDC
GRY
J672
J112
BRN
J112
2 BRN
J672
DC330 073-103
TRAY 3 FEED
OUT SENSOR
P672 PAPER SENSED (L)+5VDC J548
YEL
073-101
11
073-102
073-900
VIO
DC COM
(1.9 E3)
+5VDC
GRY
J674
J116
BRN
J116
2 BRN
J674
DC330 074-103
TRAY 4 FEED
OUT SENSOR
P674 PAPER SENSED (L)+5VDC
YEL
074-101
074-900
TRAY MODULE L/H

COVER SWITCH
PL10.12
J549
A12 VIO
DC COM
P668
J668
J104
BRN
Tray4 Feed Out Sensor

Static Jam
+5VDC
+5VDC
(1.9 E3)
074-101
074-900
1
BRN
073-900
Static Jam
Tray4 Miss Feed
TRAY 4 FEED OUT

SENSOR
PL10.12
P674
073-101
Feed Out Sensor3 On Jam

(Tray4)
+5VDC
+5VDC
(1.9 E3)
DC COM
072-900
Static Jam
073-102
1
BRN
072-102
Tray3 Miss Feed
TRAY 3 FEED OUT

SENSOR
PL10.12
DC COM
Tray2 Miss Feed
Feed Out Sensor2 On Jam

(Tray3/4)
+5VDC
+5VDC
(1.9 E3)
J548
J
FAIL CODE
072-101
J104
2 BRN
J668
DC330 077-306
TRAY MODULE L/H
COVER SWITCH
P668 CLOSED (L)+5VDC
077-305
Tray Module L/H
Cover Open
+5VDC
J549
YEL
A11
077-305
DC COM
(1.9 E3)
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8.3 TRAY MODULE PAPER TRANSPORTATION (2 OF 2)

1
TRAY MODULE PWB

PL10.9a/10.9b
J551
1 BLU
DC COM
TM TAKE AWAY MOTOR

ON +24V CLOCK
3 BLU
2
DC COM
4 BLU
F4
4A
5 ORN
+24VDC
(1.9 E4)
6 ORN
DC COM
F5
1A
8 BLU
7 ORN
+24VDC
(1.9 E4)
J552
2270/3370
TM TAKE AWAY
MOTOR
TRAY 2 FEED
OUT SENSOR
MOT
TM TAKE AWAY MOTOR

ON +24V CLOCK
+24VDC
+24VDC
TM TAKE AWAY
CLUTCH ON SIGNAL
P665
(RESERVED)
+24VDC
(RESERVED)
TRAY MODULE
L/H COVER SWITCH
1
DC330 077-037 (Full)

DC330 077-038 (Half)
TM TAKE AWAY MOTOR 2
ON +24VDC CLOCK /B
BLU

ON +24VDC CLOCK /A
BLU

ON +24VDC CLOCK A
BLU
F8
3.15A
5 ORN
+24VDC
(1.9 E4)
6 ORN
+24VDC
+24VDC
TRAY 4 FEED
OUT SENSOR

ON +24VDC CLOCK B
DC COM
TRAY 3 FEED
OUT SENSOR
BLU
DC COM
DC COM
TM TAKE AWAY MOTOR

ON +24V CLOCK
4470/5570
DC COM
TM TAKE
AWAY
MOTOR
PL10.9a/
10.9b
BLU
DC COM
DC COM
DC330 077-031 (2270/3370 ONLY)

DC330 077-035 (Full) (4470/5570 ONLY)
DC330 077-036 (Half) (4470/5570 ONLY)
TM TAKE AWAY MOTOR ON +24V CLOCK J224
J665
N.C
4470/5570
TM TAKE AWAY
MOTOR
N.C
J226
TM TAKE AWAY
MOTOR 2
PL10.9b
TRAY 2 FEED
OUT SENSOR
TM TAKE AWAY
MOTOR 2
TRAY 3 FEED
OUT SENSOR
6
MOT
TRAY 4 FEED
OUT SENSOR
TRAY MODULE
L/H COVER SWITCH
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8.4 REGISTRATION
1
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
REGI. SENSOR
PL15.2
J523
A1 BLU
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
A3 BLU
DC COM
P632
+5VDC
J632
J160
BLU
BLU
071-105
DC330
3
J160
2 BLU
J632
P632
077-103
REGI. SENSOR
PAPER SENSED
(L)+5VDC
+5VDC
J523
BLU
077-101
A2
077-130
077-900
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
OHP SENSOR
PL15.2
A5 BLU
P/J452
94
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
075-135
A4 BLU
DC COM
OHP SENSOR
POWER
4
5
5
4
J161
2
BLU
J161
1 BLU
AVREF
(+3.3VDC)
DC140 077-200
OHP SENSOR
SENSED SIGNAL
BLU
P/J452
95
A6
077-602
3
BLU
+3.3VDC
PRISM
DC330 077-002
REGI. CLUTCH
ON (L)+24VDC
A8 BLU
REGI.
CLUTCH
PL15.2
1
P260
BLU
DC COM
A7 BLU
+24VDC-F16
(1.6 F5)
+24VDC
J260
REGI.
CLUTCH
FAIL CODE
REGI.
SENSOR
OHP
SENSOR
071-105
Regi. Sensor On Jam
(Tray1/2/3/4)
075-135
Regi. Sensor On Jam
(MSI)
BLU
077-101
Regi. Sensor Off Jam
077-130
5
Regi. Sensor On Jam

(Duplex Direct)
077-602
OHP Sensor Fail
077-900
Regi. Sensor Static Jam
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8.5 PAPER PATH (2270/3370)

1
Interlock Switch
No.
Paper Path Sensor

Switch Name
CH
No.
I-1 Front Cover Interlock Switch
1.10
Tray 1 Nudger Level Sensor
7.6
I-2 L/H Cover Interlock Switch
1.10
Tray 1 No Paper Sensor
7.6
7.7
7.7
7.8
7.8
7.9
7.9
7.10
10
MSI No Paper Sensor
7.10
11
MSI Feed Out Sensor
8.1
12
Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor
8.2
13
8.2
14
8.2
15
Regi. Sensor
8.4
16
POB Sensor
9.36
EXIT 2
EXIT 2
DRIVE MOTOR
18
2
DUPLEX
I-1
IOT
17
FUSER DRIVE
MOTOR
I-2
16
DUPLEX
MOTOR
19
MSI FEED/NUDGER
MOTOR
MSI
A-6
15
MAIN DRIVE
MOTOR
2 1
9
A-1
A-5
10
CH
17
Fuser Exit Sensor
10.6
18
Exit 2 Sensor
10.9
19
Duplex Wait Sensor
10.12
TRAY 1
TRAY 1 FEED/LIFT
UP MOTOR
11
12
4 3
13
Analog Sensor
5
No.
Sensor Name
CH
A-1 Tray 1 Paper Size Sensor
7.1
7.2
7.3
7.4
A-5 MSI Paper Size Sensor
7.5
A-6 OHP Sensor
8.4
6 5
14
8 7
TM TAKE AWAY
MOTOR
TRAY 2 FEED/LIFT
UP MOTOR
TRAY 3 FEED/LIFT
UP MOTOR
TRAY 4 FEED/LIFT
UP MOTOR
A-2
TRAY 2
A-3
TRAY 3
A-4
TRAY 4
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8.6 PAPER PATH (4470/5570)

1
Interlock Switch
No.
Paper Path Sensor

Switch Name
CH
No.
I-1 Front Cover Interlock Switch
1.10
7.6
I-2 L/H Cover Interlock Switch
1.10
7.6
7.7
7.7
7.8
7.8
7.9
7.9
7.10
10
MSI No Paper Sensor
7.10
11
MSI Feed Out Sensor
8.1
12
Tray 1 Pre Feed Sensor
8.1
13
8.2
14
8.2
15
8.2
16
Regi. Sensor
8.4
17
POB Sensor
9.36
18
Fuser Exit Sensor
10.6
19
Exit 2 Sensor
10.9
20
Duplex Wait Sensor
10.12
EXIT 2
EXIT 2
DRIVE MOTOR
19
2
DUPLEX
I-1
IOT
18
DUPLEX
MOTOR
FUSER DRIVE
MOTOR
I-2
17
20
MSI FEED/NUDGER
MOTOR
TAKE AWAY
MOTOR
A-6
16 12
MSI
4
2 1
MAIN DRIVE
MOTOR
9
A-5
10
TRAY 1 FEED/LIFT
UP MOTOR
11
A-1
TRAY 1
Sensor Name
CH
13
4 3
TM TAKE AWAY
MOTOR
Analog Sensor
5
No.
CH
7.1
7.2
7.3
7.4
A-5 MSI Paper Size Sensor
7.5
A-6 OHP Sensor
8.4
TM TAKE AWAY
MOTOR 2
14
6 5
15
8 7
TRAY 2 FEED/LIFT
UP MOTOR
TRAY 3 FEED/LIFT
UP MOTOR
TRAY 4 FEED/LIFT
UP MOTOR
A-2
TRAY 2
A-3
TRAY 3
A-4
TRAY 4
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9.1 DRUM/DEVE DRIVE CONTROL (Y,M,C) (2270/3370)

MCU PWB
PL18.2a
DRUM/DEVE DRIVE
MOTOR (Y,M,C)
PL3.3a
MD PWB
PL18.2a
P/J452
27
DC COM
A12 BLU
A14 BLU
(2270/3370) Drum Y,M,C Motor Fail
+3.3VDC
J527
BLU
A9
042-320
5
MOT
DC COM
J247
DRUM/DEVE DRIVE
MOTOR (Y,M,C)
FAIL (H) +3.3VDC
DRUM/DEVE DRIVE
MOTOR (Y,M,C) BRAKE
DC COM
A13 BLU
042-320
MD PWB
PL18.2a
DRUM/DEVE DRIVE
J527
MOTOR (Y,M,C) CLOCK J247
A10 BLU
7
DC330 091-026 To 091-031
1
2 DRUM/DEVE DRIVE
MOTOR (Y,M,C) ON(L) +5VDC
A11 BLU
6
DC COM
FAIL CODE
CW/CCW
DRUM/DEVE DRIVE
MOTOR (Y,M,C)
DRUM/DEVE DRIVE
MOTOR (Y,M,C) GAIN
DC COM
A16 BLU
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
A15 BLU
+5VDC
DC COM
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
J526
3 ORN
4
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F13
(1.11 G5)
4 VIO
INTLK ON +24VDC
J246
DC COM
RIG
HT
DC COM
(1.11 G6)
5 NOTE:
1
The diag codes below drive Drum/Deve Drive Motor

(Y/M/C), Drum/Deve Drive Motor (K) and
IBT Drive Motor simultaneously.
DRUM/DEVE DRIVE
MOTOR (Y,M,C)
Operation Speed
Complex Diag.
Operation Speed
DC330[091-026]
79mm/sec (Speed 1)
DC330[091-014]
79mm/sec (Speed 1)
DC330[091-027]
121mm/sec (Speed 1)
DC330[091-015]
121mm/sec (Speed 1)
DC330[091-028]
175mm/sec (Speed 1)
DC330[091-016]
175mm/sec (Speed 1)
DC330[091-031]
121mm/sec (Reverse)
DC330[091-019]
121mm/sec (Reverse)
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9.2 DRUM DRIVE CONTROL (Y,M,C) (4470/5570)

MCU PWB
PL18.2b
042-320
MD PWB
PL18.2b
DRUM DRIVE
MOTOR (Y,M,C)
PL3.3b
P/J452
27
DC COM
A12 BLU
DC COM
A14 BLU
J247
(4470/5570) Drum Y,M,C Motor Fail
+3.3VDC
J527
BLU
A9
042-320
5
MOT
A13 BLU
DRUM DRIVE
MOTOR (Y,M,C)
FAIL (H) +3.3VDC
DRUM DRIVE
MOTOR (Y,M,C) BRAKE
DC COM
MD PWB
PL18.2b
DRUM DRIVE
J527
J247
MOTOR (Y,M,C) CLOCK
A10 BLU
7
DC330 091-026 To 091-031
1
2 DRUM DRIVE
A11 BLU
6
DC COM
FAIL CODE
CW/CCW
DRUM DRIVE
MOTOR (Y,M,C)
DRUM DRIVE
MOTOR (Y,M,C) GAIN
DC COM
A16 BLU
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
A15 BLU
+5VDC
DC COM
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
J526
3 ORN
4
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F13
(1.11 G5)
4 VIO
INTLK ON +24VDC
J246
DC COM
DC COM
(1.11 G6)
5 NOTE:
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DRUM DRIVE
MOTOR (Y,M,C)
The diag codes below drive Drum/Deve Drive Motor (Y/M/C),

Drum/Deve Drive Motor (K) and IBT Drive Motor simultaneously.
Operation Speed
Complex Diagnostics
Operation Speed
DC330[091-027]
121mm/sec (Speed 1)
DC330[091-015]
121mm/sec (Speed 1)
DC330[091-028]
175mm/sec (Speed 1)
DC330[091-016]
175mm/sec (Speed 1)
DC330[091-029]
200mm/sec (Speed 1)
DC330[091-017]
200mm/sec (Speed 1)
DC330[091-030]
225mm/sec (Speed 1)
DC330[091-018]
225mm/sec (Speed 1)
DC330[091-031]
121mm/sec (Reverse)
DC330[091-019]
121mm/sec (Reverse)
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9.3 DEVE DRIVE CONTROL (Y,M,C) (4470/5570)

1
MCU PWB
PL18.2b
093-324
MD PWB
PL18.2b
DEVE DRIVE
MOTOR (Y,M,C)
PL3.3b
P/J452
28
DC COM
MD PWB
PL18.2b
DEVE DRIVE
J527
J252
MOTOR (Y,M,C) CLOCK
B10 BLU
7
DC330 093-022 To 093-026
1 DEVE DRIVE
B11 BLU
6
DC COM
FAIL CODE
J252
DEVE DRIVE
MOTOR (Y,M,C)
FAIL (H) +3.3VDC
(4470/5570) Deve Y,M,C Motor Fail
+3.3VDC
J527
BLU
B9
093-324
B12 BLU
DEVE DRIVE
MOTOR (Y,M,C) BRAKE
DC COM
B14 BLU
DEVE DRIVE
MOTOR (Y,M,C) GAIN
MOT
DEVE DRIVE
MOTOR (Y,M,C)
DC COM
B16 BLU
+5VDC
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
B15 BLU
DC COM
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
J526
7 ORN
INTLK ON +24VDC
J251
RIG
HT
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F13
(1.11 G5)
DC COM
VIO
DC COM
(1.11 G6)
NOTE:
1

DEVE DRIVE
MOTOR (Y,M,C)
Operation Speed
DC330[093-022]
121mm/sec
DC330[093-023]
175mm/sec
DC330[093-024]
200mm/sec
DC330[093-025]
225mm/sec
DC330[093-026]
255mm/sec
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FAIL CODE
9.4 DRUM/DEVE DRIVE CONTROL (K)

MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
042-323
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
P/J452
29
DC COM
DRUM/DEVE DRIVE
MOTOR (K)
PL3.3a/3.3b
DRUM/DEVE DRIVE
J527
J241
MOTOR (K) CLOCK
A2 BLU
7
DC330 091-032 To 091-037
1
2 DRUM/DEVE DRIVE
MOTOR (K) ON(L) +5VDC
A3 BLU
6
DC COM
A4 BLU
J241
DC COM
A6 BLU
Drum K Motor Fail
+3.3VDC
J527
BLU
A1
042-323
5
MOT
A5 BLU
DRUM/DEVE DRIVE
MOTOR (K)
FAIL (H) +3.3VDC
DRUM/DEVE DRIVE
MOTOR (K) BRAKE
DC COM
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
CW/CCW
DRUM/DEVE DRIVE
MOTOR (K)
DRUM/DEVE DRIVE
MOTOR (K) GAIN
DC COM
A8 BLU
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
A7 BLU
+5VDC
DC COM
RIG
HT
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
J526
1 ORN
4
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F12
(1.11 G4)
2 VIO
J240
INTLK ON +24VDC
DC COM
DC COM
(1.11 G6)
5 NOTE:
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The diag codes below drive Drum/Deve Drive Motor (K) and
IBT Drive Motor simultaneously.
DRUM/DEVE
DRIVE MOTOR (K)
Operation Speed
Targeted Model
Complex
Diagnostics
Operation Speed
DC330[091-032]
79mm/sec (Speed 1)
2270/3370
DC330[091-020]
79mm/sec (Speed 1)
2270/3370
DC330[091-033]
121mm/sec (Speed 1)
2270/3370/4470/5570
DC330[091-021]
121mm/sec (Speed 1)
2270/3370/4470/5570
DC330[091-034]
175mm/sec (Speed 1)
2270/3370/4470/5570
DC330[091-022]
175mm/sec (Speed 1)
2270/3370/4470/5570
DC330[091-035]
200mm/sec (Speed 1)
4470/5570
DC330[091-023]
200mm/sec (Speed 0)
4470/5570
DC330[091-036]
255mm/sec (Speed 1)
4470/5570
DC330[091-024]
255mm/sec (Speed 2)
4470/5570
DC330[091-037]
121mm/sec (Reverse)
2270/3370/4470/5570
DC330[091-025]
121mm/sec (Reverse)
2270/3370/4470/5570
Targeted Model
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9.5 DRUM LIFE CONTROL (Y,M)

MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
P/J452
55
DRUM CRUM COUPLER

ASSEMBLY (Y)
PL8.1
J528
A2 BLU
A3 BLU
+2.5VDC
(1.5 G4)
A1 BLU
DRUM CRUM (Y)

CLOCK
P112
+2.5VDC
MD PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
P112
DRUM CRUM (Y)

DATA
J528
BLU
A4
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
P/J452
6
DC COM
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
CRUM P1
PWB
P2
P3
024-933
091-917
091-411
091-927
091-417
091-940
091-480
091-943
024-940
091-918
091-421
091-928
091-427
091-941
091-481
091-944
P4
DRUM (Y)
PL8.1
DRUM CRUM COUPLER
ASSEMBLY (M)
PL8.1
3
56
A6 BLU
A7 BLU
+2.5VDC
(1.5 G4)
A5 BLU
DRUM CRUM (M)

CLOCK
P113
+2.5VDC
DRUM CRUM (M)

DATA
BLU
A8
DC COM
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
P113
CRUM P1
PWB
P2
P3
P4
DRUM CRUM COUPLER

ASSEMBLY (M)
DRUM (M)
PL8.1
FAIL CODE
024-933
5
Drum Cartridge
Y Life End
024-940
Drum Cartridge
M Life End
091-411
Drum Cartridge
Y Near Life
091-417
6
Drum Y CRUM
Trouble Info
091-421
Drum Cartridge M
Near Life
091-427
Drum M CRUM
Trouble Info
091-480
Drum Cartridge Y
Life Over
091-481
Drum Cartridge M
Life Over
091-917
Drum CRUM Y
Communication Fail
091-918
Drum CRUM M
Communication Fail
091-927
Drum CRUM Y
Not In Position
091-944
Drum CRUM M
Data Mismatch
091-928
Drum CRUM M
Not In Position
091-940
Drum CRUM Y
Data Broken
091-941
Drum CRUM M
Data Broken
091-943
Drum CRUM Y
Data Mismatch
DRUM CRUM COUPLER

ASSEMBLY (Y)
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9.6 DRUM LIFE CONTROL (C,K)

1
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
P/J452
57
DRUM CRUM COUPLER

ASSEMBLY (C)
PL8.1
J528
A10 BLU
A11 BLU
+2.5VDC
(1.5 G4)
A9 BLU
DRUM CRUM (C)

CLOCK
P114
+2.5VDC
MD PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
P114
DRUM CRUM (C)

DATA
J528
BLU
A12
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
P/J452
8
DC COM
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
CRUM P1
PWB
P2
P3
Drum Cartridge C Life End
024-941
091-919
091-431
091-929
091-437
091-942
091-482
091-945
091-401
091-914
091-402
091-915
091-407
091-916
091-913
091-921
P4
DRUM (C)
PL8.1
DRUM CRUM COUPLER
ASSEMBLY (K)
PL8.1
3
58
A14 BLU
A15 BLU
+2.5VDC
(1.5 G4)
A13 BLU
DRUM CRUM (K)

CLOCK
+2.5VDC
DC COM
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
P115
P115
DRUM CRUM (K)

DATA
A16
BLU
2
4
CRUM P1
PWB
P2
P3
P4
DRUM (K)
PL8.1
FAIL CODE
024-941
5
Drum Cartridge
C Life End
091-401
Drum Cartridge
K Near Life
091-402
Drum Cartridge
K Life Over
091-407
6
Drum K CRUM
Trouble Info
091-431
Drum Cartridge
C Near Life
091-437
Drum C CRUM
Trouble Info
091-482
Drum Cartridge
C Life Over
091-913
Drum Cartridge
K Life End
091-914
Drum CRUM K
Communication Fail
091-915
Drum CRUM K
Data Broken
091-916
Drum CRUM K
Data Mismatch
091-945
DRUM CRUM COUPLER

ASSEMBLY (K)
Drum CRUM C
Data Mismatch
091-919
Drum CRUM C
Communication Fail
091-921
Drum CRUM K
Not In Position
091-929
Drum CRUM C
Not In Position
091-942
Drum CRUM C
Data Broken
DRUM CRUM COUPLER

ASSEMBLY (C)
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9.7 CHARGING AND EXPOSURE (Y) (2270/3370)
DC140 091-200
BCR (Y)
DC IO MONITOR
MCU PWB
PL18.2a
J412
BLU
2
A1
HVPS (DEVE/BCR)
PL18.6a
J412
A5 BLU
BCR AC CLOCK
J460
A9
A13
J460
The complex diag below damages a member if

performed alone, so perform DC330[091-016] and
DC330[091-043] together.
Complex
Operation
Diagnostics
Operates the components below

simultaneously.
BCR DC Y/M/C/KDC330[091-001 to
DC330[091-009]
004]l
BCR AC Y/M/C/KDC330[091-005 to
008]
DC140 091-200
BCR (Y)
DC IO MONITOR
2
1
A6 BLU
1
B2 BLU
3
B13 BLU
B1 BLU
DC330 091-005
BCR (Y) AC PWM
DC330 091-001
BCR (Y) DC PWM
BCR AC CLOCK SEL
SIGNAL GND
DC330[091-010]
A8
BCR (Y) POWER
ZONE
H4
2
B12
B1

simultaneously.
BCR DC Y DC330[091-001]
BCR AC Y DC330[091-005]
HVPS sends monitored value to MCU PWB by

detecting DC current changing with the wear of
the surface of the photoreceptor.
DC140[091-200] displays AD Value shown by
Y-color BCR DC Current Monitor.
AD Value is normally in the output range below:
Normal range: 170 to 927
Abnormal values: 0 to 169 and 928 to 1023
Setting range: 0 to 1023
B13
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
A12 BLU
NOTE:
INTLK ON +24VDC
A2
BCR (Y)
ZONE
G2
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F5
(1.11 G1)
A13 BLU
A10 BLU
DC COM
A1
A4
DC COM
(1.11 G2)
A11 BLU
INTLK ON +24VDC
DC COM
A3
HVPS (DEVE/BCR)
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9.8 CHARGING AND EXPOSURE (Y) (4470/5570)

Complex
Diagnostics
DC140 091-200
BCR (Y)
DC IO MONITOR
MCU PWB
PL18.2b
J412
WHT
HVPS (BCR)
PL18.6b
J412
A5 WHT
A1
BCR AC CLOCK
J513
J513
DC140 091-200
BCR (Y)
DC IO MONITOR
2
1
A6 WHT
DC330 091-005
BCR (Y) AC PWM
BCR (Y) POWER
ZONE
H4
DC330 091-001
BCR (Y) DC PWM
B13 WHT
BCR AC CLOCK SEL
Operation

simultaneously.
DC330[091-009]
004]l
008]
simultaneously.
DC330[091-010]
BCR DC Y DC330[091-001]
BCR AC Y DC330[091-005]
2
1
B2 WHT
NOTE:

Y-color BCR DC Current Monitor.
B1 WHT
SIGNAL GND
17
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
BCR (Y)
A13 ORN
INTLK ON +24VDC
ZONE
G2
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F5
(1.11 G1)
A10 VIO
DC COM
DC COM
(1.11 G2)
6
HVPS (BCR)
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9.9 CHARGING AND EXPOSURE (M) (2270/3370)

Complex
Diagnostics
DC140 091-201
BCR (M)
DC IO MONITOR
MCU PWB
PL18.2a
J412
BLU
2
A2
HVPS (DEVE/BCR)
PL18.6a
J412
A5 BLU
BCR AC CLOCK
J460
A9
A12
J460
DC140 091-201
BCR (M)
DC IO MONITOR
2
1
A7 BLU
1
B3 BLU
3
B13 BLU
B1 BLU
DC330 091-006
BCR (M) AC PWM
DC330 091-002
BCR (M) DC PWM
BCR AC CLOCK SEL
SIGNAL GND
A7
BCR (M) POWER
ZONE
H6
B11
B1
Operation

simultaneously.
DC330[091-009]
004]l
008]
simultaneously.
DC330[091-010]
BCR DC Y DC330[091-001]
BCR AC Y DC330[091-005]
2

detecting DC current changing with the wear
of the surface of the photoreceptor.
M-color BCR DC Current Monitor.
B13
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
A12 BLU
NOTE:
INTLK ON +24VDC
A2
BCR (M)
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F5
(1.11 G1)
A13 BLU
A10 BLU
DC COM
A1
A4
DC COM
(1.11 G2)
A11 BLU
INTLK ON +24VDC
DC COM
A3
HVPS (DEVE/BCR)
ZONE
G2
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9.10 CHARGING AND EXPOSURE (M) (4470/5570)

Complex
Diagnostics
DC140 091-201
BCR (M)
DC IO MONITOR
MCU PWB
PL18.2b
J412
WHT
HVPS (BCR)
PL18.6b
J412
A5 WHT
A2
BCR AC CLOCK
J513
10
J513
DC140 091-201
BCR (M)
DC IO MONITOR
2
1
A7 WHT
DC330 091-006
BCR (M) AC PWM
BCR (M) POWER
ZONE
H6

simultaneously.
DC330[091-009]
004]l
008]
simultaneously.
DC330[091-010]
BCR DC Y DC330[091-001]
BCR AC Y DC330[091-005]
2
1
B3 WHT
DC330 091-002
BCR (M) DC PWM
B13 WHT
BCR AC CLOCK SEL
Operation

detecting DC current changing with the wear
of the surface of the photoreceptor.
M-color BCR DC Current Monitor.
B1 WHT
SIGNAL GND
17
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
BCR (M)
A13 ORN
INTLK ON +24VDC
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F5
(1.11 G1)
A10 VIO
DC COM
DC COM
(1.11 G2)
HVPS (BCR)
ZONE
G2
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9.11 CHARGING AND EXPOSURE (C) (2270/3370)

Complex
Diagnostics
DC140 091-202
BCR (C)
DC IO MONITOR
MCU PWB
PL18.2a
J412
BLU
2
A3
HVPS (DEVE/BCR)
PL18.6a
J412
A5 BLU
BCR AC CLOCK
J460
A9
A11
J460
DC140 091-202
BCR (C)
DC IO MONITOR
2
1
A8 BLU
1
B4 BLU
3
B13 BLU
B1 BLU
DC330 091-007
BCR (C) AC PWM
DC330 091-003
BCR (C) DC PWM
BCR AC CLOCK SEL
SIGNAL GND
A6
ZONE
H6

simultaneously.
DC330[091-009]
004]l
008]
simultaneously.
DC330[091-010]
BCR DC Y DC330[091-001]
BCR AC Y DC330[091-005]
2
B10
B1

C-color BCR DC Current Monitor.
B13
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
BCR (C)
A12 BLU
BCR (C) POWER
Operation
INTLK ON +24VDC
A2
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F5
(1.11 G1)
A13 BLU
A10 BLU
DC COM
A1
A4
DC COM
(1.11 G2)
A11 BLU
INTLK ON +24VDC
DC COM
A3
HVPS (DEVE/BCR)
ZONE
G2
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9.12 CHARGING AND EXPOSURE (C) (4470/5570)

Complex
Diagnostics
DC140 091-202
BCR (C)
DC IO MONITOR
MCU PWB
PL18.2b
J412
WHT
HVPS (BCR)
PL18.6b
J412
A5 WHT
A3
BCR AC CLOCK
J513
13
J513
DC140 091-202
BCR (C)
DC IO MONITOR
2
1
A8 WHT
DC330 091-007
BCR (C) AC PWM
11
BCR (C) POWER
ZONE
H6

simultaneously.
DC330[091-009]
004]l
008]
simultaneously.
DC330[091-010]
BCR DC Y DC330[091-001]
BCR AC Y DC330[091-005]
2
1
B4 WHT
DC330 091-003
BCR (C) DC PWM
12
B13 WHT
BCR AC CLOCK SEL
Operation

C-color BCR DC Current Monitor.
B1 WHT
SIGNAL GND
BCR (C)
17
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
A13 ORN
INTLK ON +24VDC
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F5
(1.11 G1)
A10 VIO
DC COM
DC COM
(1.11 G2)
HVPS (BCR)
6
ZONE
G2
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9.13 CHARGING AND EXPOSURE (K) (2270/3370)

Complex
Diagnostics
DC140 091-203
BCR (K)
DC IO MONITOR
MCU PWB
PL18.2a
J412
BLU
2
A4
HVPS (DEVE/BCR)
PL18.6a
J412
A5 BLU
BCR AC CLOCK
J460
A9
A10
J460
DC140 091-203
BCR (K)
DC IO MONITOR
2
1
A9 BLU
1
B5 BLU
3
B13 BLU
B1 BLU
DC330 091-008
BCR (K) AC PWM
DC330 091-004
BCR (K) DC PWM
BCR AC CLOCK SEL
SIGNAL GND
A5
ZONE
H6

simultaneously.
DC330[091-009]
004]l
008]
simultaneously.
DC330[091-010]
BCR DC Y DC330[091-001]
BCR AC Y DC330[091-005]
2
B9
B1

K-color BCR DC Current Monitor.
B13
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
BCR (K)
A12 BLU
BCR (K) POWER
Operation
INTLK ON +24VDC
A2
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F5
(1.11 G1)
A13 BLU
A10 BLU
INTLK ON +24VDC
DC COM
A1
A4
DC COM
(1.11 G2)
A11 BLU
DC COM
A3
HVPS (DEVE/BCR)
6
ZONE
G2
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9.14 CHARGING AND EXPOSURE (K) (4470/5570)

Complex
Diagnostics
DC140 091-203
BCR (Y)
DC IO MONITOR
MCU PWB
PL18.2b
J412
WHT
HVPS (BCR)
PL18.6b
J412
A5 WHT
A4
BCR AC CLOCK
J513
16
J513
DC140 091-203
BCR (K)
DC IO MONITOR
2
1
A9 WHT
DC330 091-008
BCR (K) AC PWM
14
BCR (K) POWER
ZONE
H6

simultaneously.
DC330[091-009]
004]l
008]
simultaneously.
DC330[091-010]
BCR DC Y DC330[091-001]
BCR AC Y DC330[091-005]
2
1
B5 WHT
DC330 091-004
BCR (K) DC PWM
15
B13 WHT
BCR AC CLOCK SEL
Operation

K-color BCR DC Current Monitor.
B1 WHT
SIGNAL GND
BCR (K)
17
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
A13 ORN
INTLK ON +24VDC
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F5
(1.11 G1)
A10 VIO
DC COM
DC COM
(1.11 G2)
HVPS (BCR)
6
ZONE
G2
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9.15 DEVELOPMENT (Y) (2270/3370)
092-312
1
MD PWB
PL18.2a
ATC PWB
PL5.2
J528
B14 BLU
+5VDC
J633
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
ATC PWB
PL5.2
DC COM
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
092-657
J124
J124
RED
WHT
092-665
1
BLK
DC140 092-203
ATC SENSOR (Y)
SENSED SIGNAL
J412
B6 BLU
B12 BLU
DC330 093-031
DEVE (Y,M,C) AC PWB J460
DC330 093-027
DEVE (Y) DC PWM
DEVE AC CLOCK
SIGNAL GND
B8
A12 BLU
B15
MCU PWB
PL18.2a
P/J452
61
092-312
092-657
092-665
DEVE (Y) POWER
ZONE
J4
NOTE:
DC140[092-203] displays AD value of

ATC Sensor (Y).
AD Value is normally in the output
range below:
Abnormal values: 0 to 99 and 1001
to 1023
B6
MAGNET ROLL (Y)
ZONE
F3
B2
B13
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
INTLK ON +24VDC
J528
BLU
HVPS (DEVE/BCR)
PL18.6a
B1 BLU
ATC
PWB
A2
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F5
(1.11 G1)
A13 BLU
A10 BLU
BLU
MD PWB
PL18.2a
B8 BLU
ATC Amplitude Fail [Y]
DC COM
MCU PWB
PL18.2a
J633
ATC Average Fail [Y]
ATC Fail [Y]
+5VDC
B19 BLU
ATC
SENSOR
(Y)
PL5.2
INTLK ON +24VDC
DC COM
A1
A4
ATC
SENSOR (Y)
DC COM
(1.11 G2)
A11 BLU
DC COM
A3
HVPS (DEVE/BCR)
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9.16 DEVELOPMENT (Y) (4470/5570)
092-312
1
MD PWB
PL18.2b
ATC PWB
PL5.2
J528
B14 BLU
+5VDC
J633
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
ATC PWB
PL5.2
DC COM
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
092-657
J124
J124
RED
WHT
ATC Amplitude Fail [Y]
BLU
092-665
1
BLK
DC COM
MD PWB
PL18.2b
MCU PWB
PL18.2b
DC140 092-203
ATC SENSOR (Y)
SENSED SIGNAL
J412
B6 WHT
DC330 093-031
DC330 093-027
DEVE (Y) DC PWM
J528
BLU
HVPS (DEVE)
PL5.3
B8 WHT
B15
MCU PWB
PL18.2b
P/J452
61
092-312
092-657
092-665
DEVE (Y) POWER
ZONE
J4
3
NOTE:

ATC Sensor (Y).
range below:
to 1023
MAGNET ROLL (Y)

ZONE
F3
4
B12 WHT
A12 ORN
J633
ATC Average Fail [Y]
ATC Fail [Y]
+5VDC
B19 BLU
ATC
SENSOR
(Y)
PL5.2
DEVE AC CLOCK
INTLK ON +24VDC
ATC
PWB
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F5
(1.11 G1)
A11 VIO
DC COM
(1.11 G2)
DC COM
ATC
SENSOR (Y)
6
HVPS (DEVE)
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9.17 DEVELOPMENT (M) (2270/3370)
092-313
1
MD PWB
PL18.2a
ATC PWB
PL5.2
J528
B14 BLU
+5VDC
J633
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
ATC PWB
PL5.2
DC COM
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
092-658
J125
J125
RED
WHT
092-666
1
BLK
DC140 092-204
ATC SENSOR (M)
SENSED SIGNAL
J412
B6 BLU
B12 BLU
DC330 093-031
DC330 093-028
DEVE (M) DC PWM
DEVE AC CLOCK
SIGNAL GND
B8
J528
BLU
HVPS (DEVE/BCR)
PL18.6a
B1 BLU
B16
MCU PWB
PL18.2a
P/J452
63
092-313
092-658
092-666
DEVE (M) POWER
ZONE
J4
B5
NOTE:

ATC Sensor (M).
range below:
to 1023
MAGNET ROLL (M)
ZONE
F3
B2
B13
ATC
PWB
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
A12 BLU
INTLK ON +24VDC
A2
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F5
(1.11 G1)
A13 BLU
A10 BLU
BLU
MD PWB
PL18.2a
B9 BLU
ATC Amplitude Fail [M]
DC COM
MCU PWB
PL18.2a
J633
ATC Average Fail [M]
ATC Fail [M]
+5VDC
B19 BLU
ATC
SENSOR
(M)
PL5.2
INTLK ON +24VDC
DC COM
A1
A4
ATC
SENSOR (M)
DC COM
(1.11 G2)
A11 BLU
DC COM
A3
HVPS (DEVE/BCR)
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9.18 DEVELOPMENT (M) (4470/5570)
092-313
1
MD PWB
PL18.2b
ATC PWB
PL5.2
J528
B14 BLU
+5VDC
J633
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
ATC PWB
PL5.2
DC COM
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
092-658
J125
J125
RED
WHT
J633
ATC Amplitude Fail [M]
BLU
092-666
1
ATC Average Fail [M]

BLK
DC COM
MD PWB
PL18.2b
1
MCU PWB
PL18.2b
ATC Fail [M]
+5VDC
B19 BLU
ATC
SENSOR
(M)
PL5.2
DC140 092-204
ATC SENSOR (M)
SENSED SIGNAL
BLU
HVPS (DEVE)
PL5.3
J412
B6 WHT
B9 WHT
DC330 093-031
DC330 093-028
DEVE (M) DC PWM
J528
B16
MCU PWB
PL18.2b
P/J452
63
092-313
092-658
092-666
DEVE (M) POWER
ZONE
J4
NOTE:

ATC Sensor (M).
range below:
to 1023
MAGNET ROLL (M)

4
B12 WHT
A12 ORN
DEVE AC CLOCK
INTLK ON +24VDC
ZONE
F3
ATC
PWB
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F5
(1.11 G1)
A11 VIO
DC COM
(1.11 G2)
DC COM
ATC
SENSOR (M)
6
HVPS (DEVE)
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9.19 DEVELOPMENT (C) (2270/3370)
092-314
1
MD PWB
PL18.2a
ATC PWB
PL5.2
J528
B14 BLU
+5VDC
J633
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
ATC PWB
PL5.2
DC COM
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
092-659
J126
J126
RED
WHT
092-667
1
BLK
DC140 092-205
ATC SENSOR (C)
SENSED SIGNAL
J412
B6 BLU
B12 BLU
DC330 093-031
DC330 093-029
DEVE (C) DC PWM
DEVE AC CLOCK
SIGNAL GND
B8
J528
BLU
HVPS (DEVE/BCR)
PL18.6a
B1 BLU
B17
MCU PWB
PL18.2a
P/J452
65
092-314
092-659
NOTE:
092-667
DEVE (C) POWER
ZONE
J4
B4

ATC Sensor (C).
range below:
to 1023
MAGNET ROLL (C)
ZONE
F3
B2
B13
ATC
PWB
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
A12 BLU
INTLK ON +24VDC
A2
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F5
(1.11 G1)
A13 BLU
A10 BLU
BLU
MD PWB
PL18.2a
B10 BLU
ATC Amplitude Fail [C]
DC COM
MCU PWB
PL18.2a
J633
ATC Average Fail [C]
ATC Fail [C]
+5VDC
B19 BLU
ATC
SENSOR
(C)
PL5.2
INTLK ON +24VDC
DC COM
A1
A4
ATC
SENSOR (C)
DC COM
(1.11 G2)
A11 BLU
DC COM
A3
HVPS (DEVE/BCR)
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9.20 DEVELOPMENT (C) (4470/5570)
092-314
1
MD PWB
PL18.2b
ATC PWB
PL5.2
J528
B14 BLU
+5VDC
J633
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
ATC PWB
PL5.2
DC COM
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
092-659
J126
J126
RED
WHT
ATC Amplitude Fail [C]
BLU
092-667
1
BLK
DC COM
MD PWB
PL18.2b
MCU PWB
PL18.2b
DC140 092-205
ATC SENSOR (C)
SENSED SIGNAL
J412
B6 WHT
4
B12 WHT
A12 ORN
DC330 093-031
DC330 093-029
DEVE (C) DC PWM
DEVE AC CLOCK
INTLK ON +24VDC
J528
BLU
HVPS (DEVE)
PL5.3
B10 WHT
J633
ATC Average Fail [C]
ATC Fail [C]
+5VDC
B19 BLU
ATC
SENSOR
(C)
PL5.2
B17
MCU PWB
PL18.2b
P/J452
65
092-314
092-659
092-667
DEVE (C) POWER
ZONE
J5

ATC Sensor (C).
range below:
to 1023
MAGNET ROLL (C)
NOTE:
ATC
PWB
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F5
(1.11 G1)
A11 VIO
DC COM
(1.11 G2)
DC COM
ATC
SENSOR (C)
ZONE
F3
6
HVPS (DEVE)
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9.21 DEVELOPMENT (K) (2270/3370)
092-315
1
MD PWB
PL18.2a
ATC PWB
PL5.2
J528
B14 BLU
+5VDC
J633
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
ATC PWB
PL5.2
DC COM
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
092-660
J127
J127
RED
WHT
092-668
1
BLK
DC140 092-206
ATC SENSOR (K)
SENSED SIGNAL
J412
B7 BLU
B12 BLU
DC330 093-032
DEVE (K) AC PWB
DC330 093-030
DEVE (K) DC PWM
DEVE AC CLOCK
SIGNAL GND
J460
B7
P/J452
67
092-315
092-660
092-668
DEVE (K) POWER
ZONE
J6
NOTE:

ATC Sensor (K).
range below:
to 1023
MAGNET ROLL (K)

B2
B13
ATC
SENSOR (K)
ATC
PWB
INTLK ON +24VDC
B18
MCU PWB
PL18.2a
B3
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
A12 BLU
J528
BLU
HVPS (DEVE/BCR)
PL18.6a
B1 BLU
A2
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F5
(1.11 G1)
A13 BLU
A10 BLU
BLU
MD PWB
PL18.2a
B11 BLU
ATC Amplitude Fail [K]
DC COM
MCU PWB
PL18.2a
J633
ATC Average Fail [K]
ATC Fail [K]
+5VDC
B19 BLU
ATC
SENSOR
(K)
PL5.2
INTLK ON +24VDC
DC COM
A1
A4
DC COM
(1.11 G2)
A11 BLU
DC COM
A3
HVPS (DEVE/BCR)
ZONE
F3
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9.22 DEVELOPMENT (K) (4470/5570)
092-315
1
MD PWB
PL18.2b
ATC PWB
PL5.2
J528
B14 BLU
+5VDC
J633
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
ATC PWB
PL5.2
DC COM
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
092-660
J127
J127
RED
WHT
J633
ATC Amplitude Fail [K]
BLU
092-668
1
ATC Average Fail [K]

BLK
DC COM
MD PWB
PL18.2b
1
MCU PWB
PL18.2b
ATC Fail [K]
+5VDC
B19 BLU
ATC
SENSOR
(K)
PL5.2
DC140 092-206
ATC SENSOR (K)
SENSED SIGNAL
BLU
HVPS (DEVE)
PL5.3
J412
B7 WHT
B11 WHT
DC330 093-032
DEVE (K) AC PWB
DC330 093-030
DEVE (K) DC PWM
J514
J528
B18
MCU PWB
PL18.2b
P/J452
67
092-315
092-660
092-668
DEVE (K) POWER
ZONE
J6
NOTE:

ATC Sensor (K).
range below:
to 1023
MAGNET ROLL (K)

4
B12 WHT
A12 ORN
DEVE AC CLOCK
INTLK ON +24VDC
ATC
PWB
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F5
(1.11 G1)
A11 VIO
DC COM
(1.11 G2)
DC COM
ATC
SENSOR (K)
6
HVPS (DEVE)
ZONE
F3
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1
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
J411
A2 BLU
A3 BLU
+2.5VDC
(1.5 F4)
A1 BLU
J120
+2.5VDC
+3.3VDC
J120
TONER CRUM (Y)

DATA
J411
BLU
A4
DC COM
093-314
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
TONER CRUM COUPLER

ASSEMBLY (Y)
PL5.1
TONER CRUM (Y)
CLOCK
J
FAIL CODE
Y Disp Motor Fail
093-314
093-943
093-407
093-950
093-423
093-960
093-427
093-970
093-315
M Disp Motor Fail
093-407
Toner Y Pre Near Empty
093-408
Toner M Pre Near Empty
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
CRUM P1
PWB
P2
P3
P4
093-423
Toner Y Near Empty
TONER CARTRIDGE (Y)

PL5.1
093-424
TONER CRUM COUPLER
ASSEMBLY (M)
PL5.1
3
A10 BLU
A11 BLU
+2.5VDC
(1.5 F4)
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
A9
TONER CRUM (M)

CLOCK
+2.5VDC
DC COM
BLU
J121
+3.3VDC
J121
TONER CRUM (M)

DATA
BLU
A12
093-315
093-941
093-408
093-951
093-424
093-961
093-428
093-971
Toner M Near Empty
093-427
Toner Y CRUM Trouble Info
093-428
Toner M CRUM Trouble Info
093-941
CRUM P1
PWB
P2
P3
P4
TONER CRUM COUPLER

ASSEMBLY (M)
Toner M CRUM Communication Fail
093-943
Toner Y CRUM Communication Fail
TONER CARTRIDGE (M)

PL5.1
093-950
Toner Y CRUM Data Broken Fail
093-951
Toner M CRUM Data Broken Fail
093-960
Toner Y CRUM Data Mismatch Fail
TONER CRUM COUPLER

ASSEMBLY (Y)
093-961
Toner M CRUM Data Mismatch Fail
093-970
6
Toner Y CRUM Not In Position
093-971
Toner M CRUM Not In Position
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9.24 TONER CARTRIDGE LIFE CONTROL (C,K)

1
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
J411
B2 BLU
B3 BLU
+2.5VDC
(1.5 F4)
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
TONER CRUM COUPLER

ASSEMBLY (C)
PL5.1
B1 BLU
TONER CRUM (C)

CLOCK
J122
+2.5VDC
+3.3VDC
J122
TONER CRUM (C)

DATA
J411
BLU
B4
DC COM
CRUM P1
PWB
P2
P3
+2.5VDC
(1.5 F4)
B9
TONER CRUM (K)

CLOCK
J123
+2.5VDC
093-962
093-429
093-972
+3.3VDC
J123
TONER CRUM (K)

DATA
BLU
B12
093-400
093-916
093-406
093-924
093-426
093-925
093-912
093-926
DC COM
BLU
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
093-425
093-317
TONER CRUM COUPLER

ASSEMBLY (K)
PL5.1
B11 BLU
093-952
P4
TONER CARTRIDGE (C)

PL5.1
B10 BLU
093-942
093-409
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
093-316
CRUM P1
PWB
P2
P3
P4
TONER CRUM COUPLER

ASSEMBLY (K)
TONER CARTRIDGE (K)

PL5.1
FAIL CODE
093-316
5 C Disp Motor Fail
093-317
K Disp Motor Fail
093-400
Toner K Near Empty
093-406
Toner K Pre Near Empty
093-409
Toner C Pre Near Empty
093-425
Toner C Near Empty
093-426
Toner K CRUM Trouble Info
093-429
Toner C CRUM Trouble Info
093-912
K Toner Cartridge Empty
093-916
Toner K CRUM Not In Position
093-924
Toner K CRUM Communication Fail
093-925
Toner K CRUM Data Broken Fail
093-962
Toner C CRUM Data Mismatch Fail
093-972
Toner C CRUM Not In Position
093-926
Toner K CRUM Data Mismatch Fail
093-942
TONER CRUM COUPLER

ASSEMBLY (C)
Toner C CRUM Communication Fail
093-952
Toner C CRUM Data Broken Fail
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1
TONER DISPENSE
MOTOR (M)
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
P/J452
47
TONER
DISPENSE
MOTOR (Y)
CLOCK
A4
J529
DC330 093-001 To 093-005

TONER DISPENSE MOTOR (Y)
J220
ON +24VDC CLOCK
DC COM

ON +24VDC CLOCK
A3
DC COM

ON +24VDC CLOCK
A2
MOT

ON +24VDC CLOCK
A1
DC COM
2
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F9
48
TONER
DISPENSE
MOTOR (M)
CLOCK
DC330 093-006 To 093-010

TONER DISPENSE MOTOR (M)
J221
ON +24VDC CLOCK
A8

ON +24VDC CLOCK
A7
NOTE:
1

ON +24VDC CLOCK
A6
2
MOT
3
DC COM

ON +24VDC CLOCK
A5

TONER DISPENSE
MOTOR (Y)
DC COM
DC COM
TONER DISPENSE
MOTOR (M)
PL5.1
DC COM
TONER DISPENSE
MOTOR (Y)
DC COM
TONER DISPENSE
MOTOR (Y)
PL5.1
1
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F9
G
Operation Speed
DC330[093-001]
79mm/sec
DC330[093-002]
121mm/sec
DC330[093-003]
175mm/sec
DC330[093-004]
200mm/sec
DC330[093-005]
225mm/sec

TONER DISPENSE
MOTOR (M)
operation Speed
DC330[093-006]
79mm/sec
DC330[093-007]
121mm/sec
DC330[093-008]
175mm/sec
DC330[093-009]
200mm/sec
DC330[093-010]
225mm/sec
6
3

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4470/5570 WHT
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9.26 TONER DISPENSE CONTROL (C,K)

1
TONER DISPENSE
MOTOR (K)
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
P/J452
49
TONER
DISPENSE
MOTOR (C)
CLOCK
A12
J529
DC COM
TONER DISPENSE MOTOR (C)

ON +24VDC CLOCK
DC COM

ON +24VDC CLOCK
A10
MOT
3
DC COM

ON +24VDC CLOCK
A9
DC COM
DC330 093-011 To 093-015

J222
ON +24VDC CLOCK
A11
TONER DISPENSE
MOTOR (C)
PL5.1
1
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F9
50
TONER
DISPENSE
MOTOR (K)
CLOCK
TONER DISPENSE
MOTOR (C)
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F9
G
B4 BLU
DC330 093-016 To 093-021

TONER DISPENSE MOTOR (K)
J223
ON +24VDC CLOCK
TONER DISPENSE
MOTOR (K)
PL5.1
NOTE: 1
TONER DISPENSE
MOTOR (C)
DC COM
B3 BLU

ON +24VDC CLOCK
DC COM
B2 BLU

ON +24VDC CLOCK
MOT
3
DC COM
B1 BLU

ON +24VDC CLOCK
79mm/sec
DC330[093-012]
121mm/sec
DC330[093-013]
175mm/sec
DC330[093-014]
200mm/sec
DC330[093-015]
225mm/sec

TONER DISPENSE
MOTOR (K)
DC COM
6
3
Operation Speed
DC330[093-011]
Operation Speed
DC330[093-016]
79mm/sec
DC330[093-017]
121mm/sec
DC330[093-018]
175mm/sec
DC330[093-019]
200mm/sec
DC330[093-020]
225mm/sec
DC330[093-021]
255mm/sec

2270/3370 BLU
4470/5570 WHT
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9.27 ADC AND ENVIRONMENT SENSING

1
J415
B9 BLU
DC COM
B10 BLU
DC330 092-001
ADC SENSOR
LED SPECULAR
P610
ON(L)+5VDC
DC330 092-002
ADC SENSOR
LED DIFFUSE
ON(L)+5VDC
A7 A9
J610
J153
YEL
NOHAD Temperature
Sensor Fail
092-649
ADC Shutter Open Fail
092-650
LED
SPEC
A6 A10 YEL
ADC Shutter Close Fail
092-651
LED
DIFF
+5VDC
A4 A12 YEL
ADC Sensor Fail
ADC
SENSOR
+5VDC
(1.5 E3)
NOHAD
THERMISTOR
AMP
B8 BLU
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
B7 BLU
DC COM
A8 A8
DC330 092-003
ADC SENSOR
SOLENOID
OPEN (L)+24VDC
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
YEL
092-649
A9 A7
092-650
YEL
092-651
DC COM
B6 BLU
+24VDC-F3
(1.6 H2)
B5 BLU
+24VDC
DC330 092-004
ADC SENSOR
SOLENOID
CLOSED (L)+24VDC
A10 A6
A11 A5
092-670
YEL
YEL
J153
J610
YEL
A11 A5
P610
DC140 092-200
ADC SENSOR
SENSED SIGNAL
092-671
J415
BLU
092-672
B11
DC COM
092-673
092-675
092-676
092-677
ENVIRONMENT SENSOR
B4 BLU
+5VDC
A12 A4
J154
YEL
+5VDC
(1.5 E3)
B2 BLU
DC COM
A14 A2
YEL
ENVIRONMENT
TEMP.
HUMIDITY
J154
YEL
YEL
DC140 092-201
ENVIRONMENT
SENSOR
TEMP. SIGNAL
A1 A15
DC140 092-202
ENVIRONMENT
SENSOR
HUMIDITY SIGNAL
A3 A13
AVREF
+3.3VDC
092-678
092-661
Temperature Sensor Fail
092-662
092-670
ADC Patch Fail [Y]
092-671
ADC Patch Fail [M]
092-672
ADC Patch Fail [C]
092-673
ADC Patch Fail [K]
092-675
ADC Mini Setup Fail [Y]
092-676
ADC Mini Setup Fail [M]
BLU
B1
092-661
092-677
ADC Mini Setup Fail [C]
BLU
B3
092-662
092-678
ADC Mini Setup Fail [K]
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
J
FAIL CODE
042-604
ADC SENSOR
DC COM
B12 BLU
ENVIRONMENT
SENSOR
MOB ADC ASSEMBLY

PL18.5
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
J414
B6 BLU
J130
P130
NOHAD THERMISTOR
PL4.4a/4.4b
P130
J130
DC140 042-200
NOHAD
THERMISTOR
TEMP. SIGNAL
AVREF
+3.3VDC
J414
BLU
B5
042-604
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
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9.28 IBT DRIVE CONTROL

1
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
B15
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
J415
DC COM
BLU
+5VDC
B13 BLU
+5VDC
(1.5 E3)
P610
A1 A15
J610
H
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
YEL
YEL
J182
2 YEL
J610
A14 A2
P610
DC330 042-201
IBT BELT HOME
POSITION SENSOR
SENSED (H)+5VDC
P/J452
26
DC330
J527
B2 BLU
J415
BLU
DC COM
B3 BLU
IBT DRIVE
MOTOR
ON(L)+5VDC
+3.3VDC
B4 BLU
IBT DRIVE
MOTOR CW/CCW
DC COM
B6 BLU
J249
IBT DRIVE
MOTOR GAIN
DC COM
MOT
J527
BLU
042-324
B1
IBT DRIVE MOTOR
IBT DRIVE
MOTOR BRAKE
DC COM
B5 BLU
IBT DRIVE
MOTOR FAIL
NOTE:
DC COM
B14
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
IBT DRIVE MOTOR

PL3.3a/3.3b
J249
IBT Motor Fail
094-005 To 094-011
IBT DRIVE
MOTOR CLOCK
042-324
+5VDC
1
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
J
FAIL CODE
MOB ADC ASSEMBLY

PL18.5
IBT BELT HOME
POSITION SENSOR
J182
1
A3 A13
Operation Speed
Clock reflects NVM Value.
DC330[094-005]
79mm/sec
NVM[741-001]
Targeted Model
2270/3370
DC330[094-006]
121mm/sec
NVM[741-002]
2270/3370/4470/5570
DC330[094-007]
175mm/sec
NVM[741-003]
2270/3370/4470/5570
DC330[094-008]
200mm/sec
NVM[741-004]
4470/5570
DC330[094-009]
225mm/sec
NVM[741-005]
4470/5570
DC330[094-010]
255mm/sec
NVM[741-006]
4470/5570
DC330[094-011]
79mm/sec (Reverse)
NVM[741-002]
2270/3370/4470/5570
B8 BLU
+5VDC
IBT DRIVE
MOTOR
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
B7 BLU
DC COM
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
J526
5 ORN
INTLK ON +24VDC
J248
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F12
(1.11 G4)
6 VIO
DC COM
DC COM
(1.11 G6)
IBT BELT HOME

POSITION SENSOR
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9.29 1ST BTR CONTACT RETRACT CONTROL
094-320
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
1ST BTR CONTACT

RETRACT SENSOR
PL3.2
J417
A5 BLU
J144
DC COM
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
+5VDC
A7 BLU
J
FAIL CODE
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
3
2
J144
DC330 094-200
1ST BTR CONTACT
RETRACT SENSOR
BLOCKED (H)+5VDC
1st BTR Contact/Retract Fail
+5VDC
J417
BLU
A6
094-320
+5VDC
(1.5 E3)
DC330
DC330
A9 BLU
094-012 CONTACT
094-013 RETRACT
1ST BTR CONTACT

RETRACT CLUTCH
ON (L)+24VDC
J250
1ST BTR CONTACT

RETRACT CLUTCH
PL3.2
1
P250
FUSER DRIVE
MOTOR
(CH10.1)
DC COM
3
A8 BLU
+24VDC
1ST BTR CONTACT

RETRACT CLUTCH
+24VDC-F2
(1.6 H2)
NOTE:
4
The table shows the relation between diag code and operation.
1ST BTR CONTACT
RETRACT
Operation
DC330[094-012]
The Contact operation of 1st BTRTurns ON Fuser Motor at

a speed of 121mm/s to turn ON 1st BTR Contact Retract
Clutch.Detects the Contact position with 1st BTR Contact
Retract Sensor and then stops Fuser Motor.
DC330[094-013]
The Retract operation of 1st BTRTurns ON Fuser Motor at

a speed of 121mm/s to turn ON 1st BTR Contact Retract
Clutch.Detects the Retract position with 1st BTR Contact
Retract Sensor and then stops Fuser Motor.
1ST BTR CONTACT

RETRACT SENSOR
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9.30 IMAGE TRANSFER TO IBT (Y)

1
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
1ST BTR (Y)
DC VO MONITOR
J414
BLU
HVPS (1ST/2ND/DTC)
PL6.2
J414
A8 BLU
A12
1ST BTR (Y) PWM
J461
J461
1ST BTR (Y)

DC VO MONITOR
2
A13 BLU
SIGNAL GND
1ST BTR (Y) POWER
ZONE
F3
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
A15 BLU
INTLK ON +24VDC
ZONE
G2
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F5
(1.11 G1)
A14 BLU
DC COM
HVPS (1ST/2ND/DTC)
DC COM
(1.11 G2)
4
1ST BTR (Y)
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9.31 IMAGE TRANSFER TO IBT (M)

1
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
1ST BTR (M)
DC VO MONITOR
J414
BLU
HVPS (1ST/2ND/DTC)
PL6.2
J414
A7 BLU
A11
1ST BTR (M) PWM
J461
J461
1ST BTR (M)

DC VO MONITOR
2
A13 BLU
SIGNAL GND
1ST BTR (M) POWER
ZONE
F3
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
A15 BLU
INTLK ON +24VDC
ZONE
G2
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F5
(1.11 G1)
A14 BLU
DC COM
HVPS (1ST/2ND/DTC)
DC COM
(1.11 G2)
4
1ST BTR (M)
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9.32 IMAGE TRANSFER TO IBT (C)

1
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
1ST BTR (C)
DC VO MONITOR
J414
BLU
HVPS (1ST/2ND/DTC)
PL6.2
J414
A6 BLU
A10
1ST BTR (C) PWM
J461
10
J461
1ST BTR (C)

DC VO MONITOR
2
A13 BLU
SIGNAL GND
1ST BTR (C) POWER
ZONE
F3
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
A15 BLU
INTLK ON +24VDC
ZONE
G2
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F5
(1.11 G1)
A14 BLU
DC COM
HVPS (1ST/2ND/DTC)
DC COM
(1.11 G2)
4
1ST BTR (C)
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9.33 IMAGE TRANSFER TO IBT (K)

1
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
1ST BTR (K)
DC VO MONITOR
J414
BLU
HVPS (1ST/2ND/DTC)
PL6.2
J414
A5 BLU
A9
1ST BTR (K) PWM
J461
11
J461
1ST BTR (K)

DC VO MONITOR
2
A13 BLU
SIGNAL GND
1ST BTR (K) POWER
ZONE
F3
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
A15 BLU
INTLK ON +24VDC
ZONE
G2
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F5
(1.11 G1)
A14 BLU
DC COM
HVPS (1ST/2ND/DTC)
DC COM
(1.11 G2)
4
1ST BTR (K)
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FAIL CODE
9.34 2ND BTR CONTACT RETRACT CONTROL
094-323
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
2ND BTR CONTACT

RETRACT SENSOR
PL14.4
J523
A12 BLU
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
A14 BLU
DC COM
P612
+5VDC
A9 A4
J612
J181
BLU
A7 A6
3
J181
2 BLU
1
BLU
2nd BTR Contact/Retract

Fail
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
J612
A5 A8
P612
DC330 094-201
2ND BTR CONTACT
RETRACT SENSOR
BLOCKED (H)+5VDC
+5VDC
J523
BLU
A13
094-323
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
094-003 CONTACT
DC330 094-004 RETRACT
DC330
A15 BLU
2ND BTR CONTACT

RETRACT MOTOR
ON (H)+5VDC
2ND BTR CONTACT

RETRACT MOTOR
PL14.4
A6 A7
J280
BLU
P280
+5VDC
A17 BLU
INTLK ON +24VDC
A4 A9
BLU
MOT
2ND BTR CONTACT

RETRACT SENSOR
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F10
(1.11 G4)
A16 BLU
DC COM
A5 A8
BLU
DC COM
(1.11 G6)
4
NOTE:
1
The table shows the relation between diag code and operation.
2ND BTR CONTACT
RETRACT
Operation
DC330[094-003]
The Contact operation of 2nd BTRTurns ON 2nd BTR

Contact Retract Motor at a speed of 121mm/s. Detects the
Contact position with 2nd BTR Contact Retract Sensor and
then stops 2nd BTR Contact Retract Motor.
DC330[094-004]
The Retract operation of 2nd BTRTurns ON 2nd BTR

Contact Retract Motor at a speed of 121mm/s. Detects the
Retract position with 2nd BTR Contact Retract Sensor and
then stops 2nd BTR Contact Retract Motor.
2ND BTR CONTACT

RETRACT MOTOR
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9.35 IMAGE TRANSFER TO PAPER

1
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
2ND BTR
IO MONITOR
J414
BLU
J414
A2 BLU
A1
HVPS (1ST/2ND/DTC)
PL6.2
094-001 2ND BTR(-)

DC330 094-002 2ND BTR(+)
DC330
2ND BTR PWM
J461
14
15
J461
2ND BTR
IO MONITOR
2
A13 BLU
SIGNAL GND
2ND BTR POWER
ZONE
F3
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
A15 BLU
INTLK ON +24VDC
ZONE
G2
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F5
(1.11 G1)
A14 BLU
DC COM
DC COM
(1.11 G2)
HVPS (1ST/2ND/DTC)
BUCK UP ROLL
2ND BTR
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9.36 STRIPPING
077-110
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
1
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
POB SENSOR
PL14.4
J523
A9 BLU
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
A11 BLU
J
FAIL CODE
DC COM
P612
+5VDC
A12 A1
A10 A3
J612
077-102
DC330 094-202
DC330
J180
3
BLU
BLU
J180
2 BLU
J612
A2 A11
P612
POB SENSOR
BLU
A10
077-903
POB Sensor Static Jam
+5VDC
J523
POB Senser On Jam
077-110
077-903
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
HVPS (1ST/2ND/DTC)
PL6.2
J414
A3 BLU
DTS PWM
J461
13
1
DTS POWER
N.C
HVPS (1ST/2ND/DTC)
3
A13 BLU
SIGNAL GND
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
A15 BLU
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F5
(1.11 G1)
A14 BLU
INTLK ON +24VDC
DC COM
DC COM
(1.11 G2)
POB SENSOR
NOTE:
This machine has no DTS output from HVPS.

The wires from HVPS to DTS are not installed on it either.
DTS
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9.37 DRUM CLEANING (Y,M)

1
1
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
A5 BLU
G
1
ERASE LAMP (Y)

PL8.1
J210
DC COM
DC COM
(1.6 G5)
3
A7 BLU
091-039 (M)
091-042 (Y,M,C,K)
DC330 091-044
DC330
DC330
ERASE LAMP (M)

ON (H)+24VDC
Operation
DC330[091-038]
Makes Erase Lamp (Y) emit light.
DC330[091-039]
Makes Erase Lamp (M) emit light.
DC330[091-042]
Makes Erase Lamp (Y/M/C/K) emit light.

Multiple-Component Control
Drum Deve Mot. YMC P/S operates at speed set in NVM[Drum YMC Motor
Speed Fine Adj. 121/175 Speed 2] and Drum Deve Mot. K P/S at speed set
in NVM[Drum K Motor Speed Fine Adj. 121/175 Speed 2]. IBT Mot. P/S
operates at 121/175 (mm/s).
DC330[091-044]
BCR AC/DC Output: Vcln Output

Drum/Deve Mot. YMCK, IBT Mot., Erase Lamp YMCK, Agitator Mot., and
BCR AC YMCK are simultaneously output.An elapse of 50ms after the start,
BCR DC YMCK is output.An elapse of 540ms (121 speed)/400ms (175 speed)
after the start, Erase Lamp is stopped. 300ms (121 speed)/200ms (175
speed) after that, BCR AC/DC is stopped. NVM (nxero_DrumRefreshTime)[s]
after the start, all are stopped.
P210
+24VDC-F3
A6 BLU
ERASE LAMP
091-038 (Y)
091-042 (Y,M,C,K)
DC330 091-044
DC330
DC330
ERASE LAMP (Y)

ON (H)+24VDC
J411
F
NOTE:
ERASE LAMP (M)

PL8.1
J211
P211
+24VDC-F3
A8 BLU
DC COM
DC COM
(1.6 G5)
ERASE LAMP (M)
ERASE LAMP (Y)
6
ERASE
LAMP
DRUM
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9.38 DRUM CLEANING (C,K)

1
1
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
B5 BLU
ERASE LAMP (C)

PL8.1
J212
DC COM
DC330[091-041]
Makes Erase Lamp (M) emit light.
DC330[091-042]
Makes Erase Lamp (Y/M/C/K) emit light.

Multiple-Component Control
Drum Deve Mot. YMC P/S operates at speed set in NVM[Drum YMC Motor
Speed Fine Adj. 121/175 Speed 2] and Drum Deve Mot. K P/S at speed set
in NVM[Drum K Motor Speed Fine Adj. 121/175 Speed 2]. IBT Mot. P/S
operates at 121/175 (mm/s).
DC330[091-044]
BCR AC/DC Output: Vcln Output

Drum/Deve Mot. YMCK, IBT Mot., Erase Lamp YMCK, Agitator Mot., and
BCR AC YMCK are simultaneously output.An elapse of 50ms after the start,
BCR DC YMCK is output.An elapse of 540ms (121 speed)/400ms (175 speed)
after the start, Erase Lamp is stopped. 300ms (121 speed)/200ms (175
speed) after that, BCR AC/DC is stopped. NVM (nxero_DrumRefreshTime)[s]
after the start, all are stopped.
DC COM
(1.6 G5)
3
B7 BLU
091-041 (K)
091-042 (Y,M,C,K)
DC330 091-044
DC330
DC330
ERASE LAMP (K)

ON (H)+24VDC
Operation
Makes Erase Lamp (Y) emit light.
P212
DC330[091-040]
+24VDC-F3
B6 BLU
ERASE LAMP
091-040 (C)
091-042 (Y,M,C,K)
DC330 091-044
DC330
DC330
ERASE LAMP (C)

ON (H)+24VDC
J411
F
NOTE:
ERASE LAMP (K)

PL8.1
J213
P213
+24VDC-F3
B8 BLU
DC COM
DC COM
(1.6 G5)
ERASE LAMP (C)
ERASE LAMP (K)

6
ERASE
LAMP
DRUM
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9.39 IBT CLEANING
HVPS (1ST/2ND/DTC)
1
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
HVPS (1ST/2ND/DTC)
PL6.2
J414
A4 BLU
A13 BLU
CLEANING BIAS PWM
SIGNAL GND
J461
12
CLEANING
POWER
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
A15 BLU
INTLK ON +24VDC
IBT CLEANING
BLADE
1
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F5
(1.11 G1)
A14 BLU
DC COM
DC COM
(1.11 G2)
BUCK UP ROLL
4
2ND BTR
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J417
A14 BLU
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
A16 BLU
WASTE TONER BOTTLE

FULL SENSOR
PL8.2
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
J110
DC COM
DC330 091-201
WASTE TONER BOTTLE
FULL SENSOR
BOTTLE EMPTY (L)+5VDC
3
BLU
+5VDC
J110
2 BLU
1
BLU
J417
BLU
091-911
A15
091-400
Waste Toner Bottle Near Full
091-910
+5VDC
091-400
+5VDC
(1.5 E3)
Waste Toner Bottle Not

In Position
091-911
Waste Toner Bottle Full
WASTE TONER BOTTLE

POSITION SENSOR
PL8.2
2
B5 BLU
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
B7 BLU
+5VDC
(1.5 E3)
J
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9.40 WASTE TONER DISPOSAL

MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
B10
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
B9
+5VDC
(1.5 E3)
J111
DC COM
+5VDC
DC COM
(RESERVED)
+1.2VDC
(RESERVED)
AGITATOR
MOTOR
CLOCK
35
AGITATOR
MOTOR
DIR
N.C
AGITATOR
MOTOR
PL8.2
091-043
1 DC330 091-045 (CRU CHG)
DC330
B8
J529
AGITATOR MOTOR
ON +24VDC CLOCK
J215
BLU
+5VDC
BLU
N.C
AUGER LOCK
SENSOR SENSED SIGNAL
(RESERVED)
091-910
B6
+3.3VDC
B11
WASTE TONER BOTTLE
POSITION SENSOR
AGITATOR
MOTOR
DC COM
B7
ON +24VDC CLOCK
BLU
DC COM
MOT
B6
J111
N.C
+24VDC-F6
P/J452
46
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
DC330 091-200
WASTE TONER BOTTLE
POSITION SENSOR
BOTTLE SET (L)+5VDC
ON +24VDC CLOCK
BLU
DC COM
B5
ON +24VDC CLOCK
BLU
DC COM
NOTE: 1
6
DC330[091-045] is Multiple-Component Control.

This drives Drum Deve Mot. YMCK. The motor speed varies depending on the model.
(2270: 121 speed, 3370: 175 speed, 4470: 200 speed, 5570: 225 speed)
BCR AC/DC output is Vcln output.
This diag code outputs Drum/Deve Mot. YMCK, IBT Mot., Erase Lamp YMCK, Agitator Mot.,
and BCR AC YMCK simultaneously, and NVM (CRU CHG Time)[s] after that, stops outputting
them simultaneously.
50ms after the start of the output of Agitator Mot., the diag code outputs BCR DC YMCK and
stops the output 50ms before Agitator Mot. Stops.
WASTE TONER BOTTLE

FULL SENSOR
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9.41 IBT/PROCESS FAN CONTROL (2270/3370)

MCU PWB
PL18.2a
MCU PWB
PL18.2a
IBT FAN 1
PL4.2a
DC330 042-019
J416
3 BLU
IBT FAN
ON (H)+24VDC
J619
P619
J232
BLU
P232
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F4
DC330 042-205
P232
J232
2 BLU
P619
J619
IBT FAN 1
FAIL (H)+3.3VDC
042-334
(2270/3370) IBT Fan Fail
+3.3VDC
J416
BLU
J
FAIL CODE
042-336
Process2 Fan Fail
MOT
6 BLU
DC COM
(1.6 G5)
2
7 BLU
DC COM
DC330 042-019
IBT FAN
ON (H)+24VDC
BLU
042-334
IBT FAN 2
PL4.2a
J236
BLU
P236
P236
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F4
1
3
J236
2 BLU
DC330 042-205
IBT FAN 2
FAIL (H)+3.3VDC
+3.3VDC
BLU
MOT
10 BLU
DC COM
(1.6 G5)
3
11 BLU
DC COM
DC330 042-013
PROCESS 2 FAN
ON (H)+24VDC
BLU
4
PROCESS 2 FAN
PL4.2a
J238
+24VDC-F3
P238
P238
J238
DC330 042-207
PROCESS 2 FAN
FAIL (H)+3.3VDC
+3.3VDC
BLU
13
042-336
MOT
14 BLU
DC COM
DC COM
(1.6 G5)
IBT FAN 2
4
NOTE:
The 2270 model are equipped with IBT Fans, which do not operate.
IBT FAN 1
5
PROCESS 2 FAN
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9.42 DRIVE/HVPS/BOTTOM FAN CONTROL (2270/3370)

1
042-341
MCU PWB
PL18.2a
MCU PWB
PL18.2a
J417
A1 BLU
DC330 042-020
DRIVE FAN
ON (H)+24VDC
J231
J
FAIL CODE
P231
DRIVE FAN
PL18.2a
P231
J231
DC330 042-203
DRIVE FAN
FAIL (H)+3.3VDC
M HVPS Fan Fail
042-343
+3.3VDC
J417
BLU
042-605
A3
(3370/4470/5570)
042-605
+24VDC-F2
A2
PWM
(2270/3370) Drive Fan Fail
MOT
N.C.
DC COM
A4 BLU
DC COM
(1.6 G5)
A10 BLU
DC COM
DC330 042-012
HVPS FAN
ON (H)+24VDC
J235
P235
HVPS FAN
PL4.3a
P235
J235
DC330 042-206
HVPS FAN
FAIL (H)+3.3VDC
+3.3VDC
BLU
042-341
A12
+24VDC-F2
3
A11 BLU
PWM
MOT
DC COM
A13 BLU
DC COM
(1.6 G5)
B11 BLU
DC COM
DC330 042-015
BOTTOM FAN
ON (H)+24VDC
J234
P234
BOTTOM FAN
PL4.3a
1
P234
J234
DC330 042-204
BOTTOM FAN
FAIL (H)+3.3VDC
+3.3VDC
BLU
B13
042-343
+24VDC-F2
B12 BLU
PWM
MOT
DC COM
B14 BLU
DC COM
DRIVE FAN
DC COM
(1.6 G5)
NOTE:
The 2270 model is equipped with Bottom Fan, which does not operate.
HVPS FAN
BOTTOM FAN
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9.43 PROCESS FAN CONTROL (4470/5570)
042-335
MD PWB
PL18.2b
MCU PWB
PL18.2b
MD PWB
PL18.2b
J537
1 WHT
J
FAIL CODE
DC330 042-022
PROCESS 1 FAN
ON (H)+24VDC
PROCESS 1 FAN
PL4.2b
J228
P228
P228
J228
DC330 042-210
PROCESS 1 FAN
FAIL (H)+3.3VDC
(4470/5570)
Process 1 Fan Fail
+3.3VDC
J537
WHT
042-336
042-335
Process 2 Fan Fail
+24VDC-F7
P/J452
32
2 WHT
PWM
N.C.
MOT
DC COM
4 WHT
DC COM
DC COM
(1.6 F5)
J416
11 BLU
MCU PWB
PL18.2b
DC330 042-013
PROCESS 2 FAN
ON (H)+24VDC
PROCESS 2 FAN
PL4.2b
J238
P238
P238
J238
DC330 042-207
PROCESS 2 FAN
FAIL (H)+3.3VDC
+3.3VDC
J416
BLU
13
042-336
MOT
+24VDC-F3
14 BLU
DC COM
DC COM
(1.6 G5)
PROCESS 1 FAN
PROCESS 2 FAN
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9.44 C FAN CONTROL (4470/5570)

1
MCU PWB
PL18.2b
J416
3 BLU
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F4
6 BLU
DC COM
(1.6 G5)
2
7 BLU
MCU PWB
PL18.2b
IBT FAN
ON SIGNAL
(RESERVED)
J619
P619
N.C.
N.C.
P619
J619
IBT FAN
FAIL SIGNAL
(RESERVED)
042-340
(4470/5570)
Cartridge Fan Fail
+3.3VDC
J416
BLU
J
FAIL CODE
042-344
(4470/5570)
C Exhaust Fan Fail
DC COM
(RESERVED)
N.C.
C FAN
PL4.2b
DC330 042-021
C FAN
ON (H)+24VDC
BLU
BLU
DC330 042-209
C FAN
FAIL (H)+3.3VDC
+3.3VDC
BLU
042-340
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F4
8 BLU
PWM
MOT
BLU
DC COM
3
10 BLU
DC COM
BLU
DC COM
(1.6 G5)
MD PWB
PL18.2b
MD PWB
PL18.2b
DC330 042-024
J529
B13 BLU
C EXHAUST FAN
ON (H)+24VDC
J227
DC330
C EXHAUST FAN
PL4.3b
4
P227
P227
042-213
C EXHAUST FAN
FAIL (H)+3.3VDC
J227
+3.3VDC
J529
BLU
B15
042-344
+24VDC-F7
P/J452
33
B14
MOT
N.C.
C EXHAUST FAN
DC COM
B16 BLU
DC COM
DC COM
(1.6 F5)
C FAN
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9.45 SUCTION/M/BOTTOM FAN CONTROL (4470/5570)

1
042-341
MCU PWB
PL18.2b
MCU PWB
PL18.2b
J417
A1 BLU
DC330 042-020
SUCTION FAN
ON (H)+24VDC
J231
P231
SUCTION FAN
PL18.2b
P231
J231
DC330 042-211
SUCTION FAN
FAIL (H)+3.3VDC
M HVPS Fan Fail
042-342
+3.3VDC
J417
BLU
042-342
A3
PWM
(4470/5570)
Suction Fan Fail
042-343
+24VDC-F2
A2 BLU
J
FAIL CODE
(3370/4470/5570)
MOT
DC COM
A4 BLU
DC COM
(1.6 G5)
A10 BLU
DC COM
DC330 042-012
M FAN
ON (H)+24VDC
J235
P235
M FAN
PL4.3b
P235
J235
DC330 042-206
M FAN
FAIL (H)+3.3VDC
+3.3VDC
BLU
042-341
A12
+24VDC-F2
3
A11 BLU
PWM
MOT
DC COM
A13 BLU
DC COM
(1.6 G5)
B11 BLU
DC COM
DC330 042-015
BOTTOM FAN
ON (H)+24VDC
J234
P234
BOTTOM FAN
PL4.3b
P234
J234
DC330 042-204
BOTTOM FAN
FAIL (H)+3.3VDC
+3.3VDC
BLU
B13
042-343
+24VDC-F2
B12 BLU
PWM
MOT
DC COM
B14 BLU
DC COM
SUCTION FAN
DC COM
(1.6 G5)
M FAN
BOTTOM FAN
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9.46 LH FAN CONTROL (4470/5570)

1
MCU PWB
PL18.2b
MD PWB
PL18.2b
J523
B14 WHT
P/J452
89
OPTION
LH FAN PWB
LH FAN PWB
1
DC330 042-026
LH FAN
ON (L)+24VDC P635
LH FAN 1
+24VDC
J635
J450
GRY
DC COM
J453
LH FAN
ON (H)+24VDC
+5VDC
LH FAN FAIL
J453
+24VDC
B15 WHT
PWM
GRY
PWM
MOT
DC COM
DC COM
4
DC COM
(9.46 E6)
LH FAN 2
1
J454
J217
GRY
P217
+5VDC
P217
J217
J454
GRY
J450
2 GRY
+24VDC
DC COM
GRY
GRY
MOT
DC COM
(9.46 E6)
LH FAN 3
5
J218
GRY
P218
+5VDC
P218
J218
GRY
+24VDC
GRY
GRY
MOT
NOTE:
DC COM
(9.46 E6)
5
B13 WHT
+24VDC
5
GRY
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F10
(1.11 G4)
F1
2.5A
B17 WHT
DC COM
(1.11 G6)
DC COM
GRY
CH9.46
+24VDC +5VDC ALL
TO
+5VDC
+24VDC
CH9.46
ALL
LH Fan is a countermeasure
against paper blocking. In Japan,
when a complaint is made, this is
installed to cope with it.
When LH Fan is installed, change
value in NVM[741-140] from 0 to
1, and LH Fan will be recognized.
MD PWB
PL18.2b
DC330
CH9.46
DC COM ALL
J635
GRY
P635
042-216
LH FAN
FAIL (H)+3.3VDC
+3.3VDC
J523
B16
WHT
FAIL CODE
042-609
042-609
LH Fan Fail
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10.1 FUSER DRIVE CONTROL (1 OF 2)

1
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/
18.2b
FUSER ASSEMBLY
PL7.1
J431 DJ600
12 BLU
B7 B3
P600
J194
BLU
FUSER BELT SPEED

SENSOR
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
14 BLU
B5 B5
P/J452
24
1
DC330
A2
J525
J194
P600
B4 B6
DJ600
010-368
J431
13
BLU
010-378
J243
J243
FUSER DRIVE
MOTOR FAIL
J525
Encoder Pulse Fail
010-378
Heat Belt Rotation Fail
Operation
Speed
DC330[010-001] 255mm/sec
FUSER DRIVE
MOTOR
Targeted Model
4470/5570
4470/5570
DC330[010-003] 200mm/sec
4470/5570
DC330[010-004] 175mm/sec
4470/5570
+3.3VDC
DC330[010-005] 121mm/sec
4470/5570
DC330[010-006] 175mm/sec
2270/3370/4470/5570
DC330[010-007] 121mm/sec
2270/3370/4470/5570
DC330[010-008] 79mm/sec
2270/3370/4470/5570
A1
010-330
010-368
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
FUSER DRIVE
MOTOR BRAKE
Fuser Motor Fail

2270/3370 BLU
4470/5570 WHT
MOT
DC COM
FUSER DRIVE
MOTOR GAIN
A6
FUSER EXIT 1 DRIVE

(CH10.7)
DC COM
+5VDC
A8
FUSER DRIVE
MOTOR
FUSER ASSEMBLY
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
DC COM
A7
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
FUSER DRIVE
MOTOR CLOCK
FUSER DRIVE
MOTOR
ON(L)+5VDC
A4
010-001 To 010-008
010-330
DC330[010-002] 225mm/sec
DC COM
NOTE:
+5VDC
FUSER DRIVE MOTOR

PL3.1
DC COM
A3
DC330 010-203
FUSER BELT
SPEED SENSOR
SENSED(L)+5VDC
+5VDC
(1.5 E3)
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
BLU
H
FAIL CODE
2
J535
3 ORN
INTLK ON +24VDC
J242
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F11
(1.11 G4)
4 VIO
DC COM
DC COM
(1.11 G6)
1ST BTR CONTACT

RETRACT DRIVE
(CH9.29)
FUSER BELT SPEED SENSOR
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10.2 FUSER DRIVE CONTROL (2 OF 2)

1
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
010-380
FUSER ASSEMBLY
PL7.1
J431 DJ600
BLU
A7 A5
P600
J193
BLU
P/R LATCH SENSOR
A8 A4
BLU
BLU
P/Roll Latch Motor Fail
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
FAIL CODE
J193
P600
A6 A6
DC330 010-202
P/R LATCH SENSOR
DJ600 BLOCKED(H)+3.3VDC
+3.3VDC
J431
BLU
010-380
+5VDC
(1.5 E3)
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
DC330
P/R LATCH
MOTOR
PL7.1
010-009 To 010-011
+24VDC-F6
MOTOR
P/J452 CLOCK
45
J524
14 BLU
P/R LATCH MOTOR

ON +24VDC CLOCK A
J254
DC COM
15 BLU
P/R LATCH MOTOR

ON +24VDC CLOCK B
DC COM
16 BLU
P/R LATCH MOTOR

ON +24VDC CLOCK /A
MOT
2
DC COM
17 BLU
P/R LATCH MOTOR

ON +24VDC CLOCK /B
P/R LATCH SENSOR

P/R LATCH MOTOR
DC COM
NOTE:
5

P/R LATCH
MOTOR
Latch
Latch
Latch
DC330[010-010]
Latch
Latch
DC330[010-011]
Latch
DC330[010-009]
Operation
Motor automatically stops at the P/Roll
ON position.
Motor automatically stops at the P/Roll
OFF position.
Motor automatically stops at the P/Roll Halfposition.
FUSER ASSEMBLY
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10.3 FUSING HEAT CONTROL (1 OF 2)

1
1.10
J414
B9 BLU
INTLK SW
OPEN
(IH SAFETY)
B13 BLU
B14 BLU
B15 BLU
2
+3.3VDC
(1.5 E4)
B7 BLU
FUSER
RELAY
ON+24VDC
(10.4 J4)
B8 BLU
TXD
J530
IH SAFETY SIGNAL
ENCODER SIGNAL
J530
BLU
FREEZE
+3.3VDC
1
B11
BLU
FUSER RELAY
ON+24VDC
SAFETY GND
BLU
CN4
T60
J634
BLK
B9
J529
BLU
+24VDC-F7
B10
IH INTAKE FAN
PWM
BLU
010-370
010-362
041-316
010-363
041-317
P634
DJ600
BLK
P226
DC COM
(1.6 F5)
5
B1
J414
010-363
010-364
FUSER ASSEMBLY
PL7.1
COIL ASSY
P600
IGBT Temperature
Sensor Fail
010-367
CN3
T61
BLK
010-369
IH Driver
Communication Fail
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
IH INTAKE FAN
PL4.1
P226
J226
DC330 042-214
IH INTAKE FAN
FAIL (H)+3.3VDC
010-370
IH Driver Freeze Fail
+3.3VDC
J529
BLU
041-316
042-332
B11
B2
IH Driver Interface Fail
041-317
3
MCU IH Interface Fail
MOT
042-330
DC COM
BLU
IH Exhaust Fan Fail

1
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
042-332
IH Intake Fan Fail
DC330 042-017
IH EXHAUST FAN
J225
ON (H)+24VDC
BLU
+24VDC-F3
010-362
IH Driver Surge Fail
DC COM
B12
010-361
IH Driver Input
Low Voltage Fail
IGBT Temperature
High Fail
POWER ON
ACN
(1.2 H3)
DC330 042-016
IH INTAKE FAN
J226
ON (H)+24VDC
010-361
IH Driver Input
High Voltage Fail
Input Low Current Fail

BLK
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
010-369
DC COM
(1.6 G5)
IGBT
DC COM
010-360
010-367
B12
RELAY
P/J452
34
B10
010-364
POWER ON
ACH
(1.2 H2)
J414
RXD
010-360
DC COM
(1.6 G5)
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
J
FAIL CODE
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
IH DRIVER PWB
PL18.3
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
IH EXHAUST FAN
PWM
BLU
P225
IH EXHAUST FAN
PL4.3a/4.3b
P225
J225
DC330 042-215
IH EXHAUST FAN
FAIL (H)+3.3VDC
+3.3VDC
J414
BLU
B3
042-330
MOT
DC COM
B4
DC COM
BLU
DC COM
(1.6 G5)
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10.4 FUSING HEAT CONTROL (2 OF 2)

1
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
FUSER ASSEMBLY
PL7.1
CENTER
THERMISTOR
8
J431
DC COM
DJ600
A4 A8
BLU
P600
P195
BLU
J195
J195
P195
P600
BLU
A7 A5
DJ600
DC140 010-200
CENTER THERMISTOR
SENSED SIGNAL
010-371
AVREF
(+3.3VDC)
J431
BLU
010-372
010-375
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
010-379
REAR
THERMISTOR
2
10 BLU
DC COM
A2 A10
BLU
BLU
A9 A3
AVREF
(+3.3VDC)
DC140 010-201
REAR THERMISTOR
SENSED SIGNAL
BLU
010-373
010-374
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
010-376
+3.3VDC
BLU
A11 A1
J567
BLU
010-377
FUSER FUSE
1
J567
BLU
A3 A9
+3.3VDC
(1.5 E4)
BLU
A2 A10
FUSER
THERMOSTAT
11 BLU
FUSER RELAY
ON+24VDC
A1 A11
P197
BLU
J197
J198
P198
BLU
B9 B1
FUSER DETECT
FUSER FUSE
STATUS
BLU
BLU
DC330 010-201
FUSER THERMOSTAT STATUS/
FUSER RELAY ON+24VDC
BLU
010-381
2
010-382
18
+24VDC-F3
DC COM
FUSER
RELAY
ON+24VDC
NOTE:
DC140[010-200] displays AD value shown by Center Thermistor.

Normal range: 1018 (low temp) to 120 (high temp)
DC140[010-201] displays AD value shown by Rear Thermistor.

Normal range: 1018 (low temp) to 120 (high temp)
As to 2270/3370, Fuser Fuse is used in M/N
10.3
FAIL CODE
010-371
Disconnection Fail
010-372
Over Temperature Fail
010-373
Heat Belt STS Rear
Disconnection Fail
010-374
Heat Belt STS Rear
Over Temperature Fail
010-375
Warm Up Time Fail
010-376
Heat Belt STS Rear
Warm Up Time Fail
010-377
Fuser On Time Fail
010-382
Fuser Thermostat Fail
010-379
Fuser Hot Not Ready
Return Time Fail
010-381
Fuser Assy Illegal Fail
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10.5 ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS (FUSING HEAT)

1
PRESSUR ROLL
2
FUSER THERMOSTAT
BELT ASSY
FUSER FUSE
REAR THERMISTOR
4
CENTER THERMISTOR
COIL ASSY
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10.6 FUSING
1
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
010-398
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
FUSER ASSEMBLY
PL7.1
Fuser Fan Fail
FUSER EXIT SENSOR
077-103
077-103
J431
16 BLU
DC COM
(1.5 E5)
DC COM
DJ600
B3 B7
DP600
J192
BLU
2
J192
15 BLU
J
FAIL CODE
+1.2VDC
B4 B6
BLU
1 BLU
DP600
B8 B2
DJ600
DC330 077-101
FUSER EXIT SENSOR
PAPER SENSED
(L)+3.3VDC
+3.3VDC
J431
BLU
077-104
077-106
17
077-901
Exit Sensor 1 Off Jam
077-104
(Too Short)
077-106
+5VDC
(1.5 E3)
Exit Sensor 1 On Jam

MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
J524
10 BLU
DC330 042-011
FUSER FAN
ON (H)+24VDC J230
P230
P230
077-901
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
FUSER FAN
PL4.1
J230
DC330 042-202
FUSER FAN
FAIL (H)+3.3VDC
Exit Sensor 1 Static Jam
+3.3VDC
J524
BLU
12
010-398
+24VDC-F7
3
P/J452
31
11 BLU
FUSER FAN
PWM
MOT
DC COM
13 BLU
DC COM
DC COM
(1.6 F5)
4
FUSER FAN
FUSER EXIT
SENSOR
6
FUSER ASSEMBLY
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FAIL CODE
10.7 FUSED PAPER EXIT 1

MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
B14
DC COM
(RESERVED)
J522
J640
P640
N.C
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
+1.2VDC
(RESERVED)
B13
N.C
N.C
P640
J640
EXIT 1 FULL STACK

SENSOR
PAPER FULL SIGNAL
(RESERVED)
Exit 1 OCT Home Fail
+3.3VDC
J522
B15
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
047-211
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
EXIT 1 OCT HOME

POSITION SENSOR
PL17.1
2
J524
8 BLU
DC COM
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
J162
+1.2VDC
7 BLU
2
1
J162
DC330 077-109
EXIT 1 OCT HOME
POSITION SENSOR
BLOCKED (H)+3.3VDC
+3.3VDC
J524
BLU
047-211
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
1 BLU
DC COM
2 BLU
DC COM
5 BLU
DC COM
6 BLU
DC330
EXIT 1 OCT MOTOR

PL17.2
077-040 To 077-043
EXIT 1 OCT
MOTOR
ON +24V CLOCK
EXIT 1 OCT
MOTOR
ON +24V CLOCK
EXIT 1 OCT
MOTOR
ON +24V CLOCK
EXIT 1 OCT
MOTOR
ON +24V CLOCK
J271
EXIT 1 OCT HOME
POSITION SENSOR
EXIT 1 OCT
MOTOR
LEF
MOT
1
DC COM
3 BLU
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F14
(1.11 G5)
NOTE:
+24VDC
+24VDC
BLU
EXIT 1 OCT MOTOR
Operation
DC330[077-040]
Rotates the Motor forward to move Exit Roll to the front. (1-2-phase excitation)
DC330[077-041]
Rotates the Motor reverse to move Exit Roll to the rear. (1-2-phase excitation)
DC330[077-042]
Rotates the Motor forward to move Exit Roll to the front. (2-phase excitation)
DC330[077-043]
Rotates the Motor reverse to move Exit Roll to the rear. (2-phase excitation)

on the model.
2270/3370 BLU
4470/5570 WHT
FUSER DRIVE
MOTOR
(CH10.1)
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7-119
7.3 BSD
7.3 BSD
7-120

A
10.8 FUSED PAPER EXIT 2 (1 OF 4)

1
077-308
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
FACE UP TRAY
DETECT SWITCH
PL17.4
A15
J522
DC COM
BLU
J
FAIL CODE
P631
A1 A15
J631
J169
BLU
J169
BLU
J631
A14 A2
DC330 077-201
FACE UP TRAY
DETECT SWITCH
P631 DETECT (L)+3.3VDC J522
BLU
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
L/H High Cover

Open
+3.3VDC
A14
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
L/H HIGH COVER

SWITCH
PL17.4
DC COM
B12
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
B2 B14
J168
J168
B13 B3
DC330 077-302
L/H HIGH COVER
SWITCH
CLOSED (L)+3.3VDC
+3.3VDC
B11
077-308
3
L/H HIGH COVER

SWITCH
NOTE:

2270/3370 BLU
4470/5570 WHT
4
FACE UP TRAY
DETECT SWITCH
REA
R
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MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
B2
DC COM
(RESERVED)
J522
+1.2VDC
(RESERVED)
B1
DC COM
B5 B11
+1.2VDC
N.C
N.C
B3 B13
EXIT 2 FULL STACK

SENSOR
PAPER FULL SIGNAL
P631 (RESERVED)
+3.3VDC
J522
DC COM
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
+1.2VDC
A11 BLU
1
A1
BLU
DC COM
A2
EXIT 2 OCT MOTOR

ON +24V CLOCK
BLU
DC COM
A5
EXIT 2 OCT MOTOR

ON +24V CLOCK
BLU
DC COM
A6
DC330 077-045
To 077-048
EXIT 2 OCT MOTOR
ON +24V CLOCK
EXIT 2 OCT MOTOR

ON +24V CLOCK
BLU
A4 A12
A5 A11
A15 A1
A14 A2
A11 A5
J165
BLU
077-105
B3
077-109
J266
BLU
BLU
BLU
J164
B12 B4
077-902
DC330 077-100
EXIT 2 SENSOR
PAPER SENSED
(L)+3.3VDC
+3.3VDC
EXIT 2 OCT HOME

POSITION SENSOR
PL17.4
2
1
EXIT 2 OCT MOTOR

PL17.5
6
077-105
J165
BLU
A13 A3
DC330 077-110
EXIT 2 OCT HOME
POSITION SENSOR
BLOCKED (H)+3.3VDC
Exit Sensor 2 Static

Jam
077-109
B10
3
BLU
047-212
Exit Sensor 2 On Jam
FAIL CODE
Exit 2 OCT Home Fail
A12 BLU
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
J164
B6 B10
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
077-902
+3.3VDC
BLU
047-212
A13
EXIT 2 OCT HOME

POSITION SENSOR
EXIT 2 OCT
MOTOR
2
MOT
A10 A6
BLU
DC COM
A4
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F15
(1.11 G6)
NOTE:
6
J631
B8
N.C
B15 B1
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
B14 B2
J631
EXIT 2 SENSOR
PL17.4
B9
P631
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
A3
+24VDC
BLU
+24VDC
BLU
A12 A4
A13 A3
BLU
BLU
EXIT 2 SENSOR
EXIT 2 OCT MOTOR

DC330[077-045]
DC330[077-046]
Operation
Rotates the Motor forward to move Exit Roll to the front. (1-2-phase
excitation)
Rotates the Motor reverse to move Exit Roll to the rear. (1-2-phase
excitation)
EXIT 2 OCT MOTOR

DC330[077-047]
DC330[077-048]
Rotates the Motor forward to move Exit Roll to the front. (2-phase
excitation)
Rotates the Motor forward to move Exit Roll to the front. (2-phase
excitation)
Wire Color varies depending on

the model.
2270/3370 BLU
4470/5570 WHT
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7-121
7.3 BSD
7.3 BSD
7-122

A

2270/3370
1
MCU PWB
PL18.2a
MD PWB
PL18.2a
EXIT 2 DRIVE
MOTOR CLOCK
P/J452
42
B7
B6
P631
EXIT 2 DRIVE MOTOR

ON +24VDC CLOCK
B9 B7
J631
J265
BLU
B10 B6
BLU
BLU
2
MOT
EXIT 2 DRIVE MOTOR

ON +24VDC CLOCK
B11 B5
BLU
DC COM
B4
EXIT 2 DRIVE
MOTOR
PL17.4
077-060
077-063
BLU
DC COM
B5
DC330
To
EXIT 2 DRIVE MOTOR

ON +24VDC CLOCK
J522
DC COM
EXIT 2 DRIVE
MOTOR CRNT
41
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F8
EXIT 2 DRIVE MOTOR

ON +24VDC CLOCK
BLU
B12 B4
BLU
BLU
DC COM
3
4470/5570
MCU PWB
PL18.2b
MD PWB
PL18.2b
P/J452
42
4
41
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F8
EXIT 2 DRIVE
MOTOR CLOCK
B7
J522
B5
B4
EXIT 2 DRIVE MOTOR

ON +24VDC CLOCK
EXIT 2 DRIVE MOTOR
ON +24VDC CLOCK
WHT
DC COM
B6
EXIT 2 DRIVE MOTOR

ON +24VDC CLOCK
WHT
DC COM
EXIT 2 DRIVE MOTOR

ON +24VDC CLOCK
WHT
EXIT 2 DRIVE
MOTOR
PL17.4
077-060
077-063
WHT
DC COM
EXIT 2 DRIVE
MOTOR CRNT
DC330
To
P631
B7 B9
B11 B5
J631
J265
WHT
WHT
3
MOT
B12 B4
B8 B8
4
WHT
WHT
DC COM
NOTE:
EXIT 2 DRIVE MOTOR
Operation
DC330[077-060]
Rotates the Motor forward. (in the Output direction. 1-2-phase excitation)
DC330[077-061]
Rotates the Motor reverse. (in the Pull-in direction. 1-2-phase excitation)
DC330[077-062]
Rotates the Motor forward. (in the Output direction. 2-phase excitation)
DC330[077-063]
Rotates the Motor reverse. (in the Pull-in direction. 2-phase excitation)
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1
MCU PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
TD
1
P/J452
98
A8
J522
DC330 077-003
EXIT 2
GATE SOLENOID
ON (L)+24VDC
BLU
EXIT 2 GATE
SOLENOID
PL17.5
P631
A8 A8
J631
P262
BLU
J262
DC COM
A7
INTLK ON +24VDC
BLU
A9 A7
BLU
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F15
(1.11 G6)
TD
2
99
A10
DC330 077-004
FACE UP
GATE SOLENOID
ON (L)+24VDC
BLU
FACE UP GATE
SOLENOID
PL17.5
A6 A10
P263
BLU
J263
DC COM
A9
INTLK ON +24VDC
BLU
A7 A9
BLU
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F14
(1.11 G5)
TD
1
Test Point
MD PWBJ522-A8 (+) to GND (-)
Approx. +12VDC with DC330[077-003] ON
TD
2
Test Point
MD PWBJ522-A10 (+) to GND (-)
Approx. +12VDC with DC330[077-004] ON
EXIT 2
DRIVE MOTOR
(CH10.10)
EXIT 2
GATE
SOLENOID
FACE UP
GATE
SOLENOID
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7-123
7.3 BSD
7.3 BSD
7-124

A
10.12 DUPLEX TRANSPORTATION (1 OF 2)

1
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
B11
DC HEATER
J523 ON +24VDC P612
1
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F10
DC COM
B12
DC COM
(1.11 G6)
DC COM
B5
DC HEATER
PL14.3
J612
B2 B11 GRY
B1 B12 VIO
P170
J624
B8 B5
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
J170
P624
J175
BLU
2
J175
+1.2VDC
B4
B9 B4
+5VDC
(1.5 G3)
3
1
BLU
1 BLU
P624
J624 J612
B6 B7
DC COM
B3
B10 B3
DC COM
(1.5 G5)
J176
NOTE:
DUPLEX
COVER
SWITCH
J176

2270/3370 BLU
4470/5570 WHT
DC330 077-108
DUPLEX WAIT SENSOR
PAPER SENSED
P612 (L)+3.3VDC
J523
+3.3VDC
077-131
B6
DUPLEX COVER SWITCH

PL14.5
MD PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
DUPLEX WAIT SENSOR

PL14.5
B2 B11
DC330 077-305
DUPLEX COVER
SWITCH
CLOSED (L)+3.3VDC
077-907
+3.3VDC
B2
077-307
FAIL CODE
077-131
DUPLEX WAIT
SENSOR
Duplex Wait Sensor On Jam
REAR
077-307
Duplex Cover Open
077-907
Duplex Wait Sensor Static Jam
DUPLEX
MOTOR
(CH10.13)
6
DC HEATER
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10.13 DUPLEX TRANSPORTATION (2 OF 2)

2270/3370
1
MCU PWB
PL18.2a
MD PWB
PL18.2a
P/J452
44
43
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F8
DUPLEX
MOTOR CLOCK
DUPLEX
MOTOR CRNT
B10
DUPLEX MOTOR
ON +24VDC CLOCK
B3 B10
B4 B9
BLU
J612
J275
BLU
BLU
MOT
DUPLEX MOTOR
ON +24VDC CLOCK
B5 B8
BLU
DC COM
B7
P612
BLU
DC COM
B8
DUPLEX MOTOR
PL14.5
077-071
077-073
DUPLEX MOTOR
ON +24VDC CLOCK
J523
DC COM
B9
DC330
DC330
DUPLEX MOTOR
ON +24VDC CLOCK
B6 B7
BLU
BLU
BLU
DC COM
3
4470/5570
MCU PWB
PL18.2b
MD PWB
PL18.2b
P/J452
44
4
43
INTLK ON
+24VDC-F8
DUPLEX
MOTOR CLOCK
DUPLEX
MOTOR CRNT
B10
J523
B7
DUPLEX MOTOR
ON +24VDC CLOCK
DUPLEX MOTOR
ON +24VDC CLOCK
WHT
DC COM
B9
DUPLEX MOTOR
ON +24VDC CLOCK
WHT
DC COM
DUPLEX MOTOR
ON +24VDC CLOCK
WHT
DUPLEX MOTOR
PL14.5
077-071
077-073
WHT
DC COM
B8
DC330
DC330
P612
B3 B10
B5 B8
J612
WHT
WHT
J275
3
MOT
B6 B7
B4 B9
WHT
WHT
DC COM
NOTE:

DUPLEX MOTOR
Operation
DC330[077-071]
Rotates the Motor reverse. (in the Pull-in Duplex direction. 1-2-phase excitation)
DC330[077-073]
Rotates the Motor reverse. (in the Pull-in Duplex direction. 2-phase excitation)
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7-125
7.3 BSD
7.3 BSD
7-126
Chain25 ESS
A
25.1 ESS
1
ESS PWB
PL35.2
POWER
J300
P300
J351
EPSV
SEE CH3
SEE CH3
P334
NVM PWB
PL35.2
J340
IMAGE
COMP PWB
(SELENE)
PL35.3
DIMM (1GB)
PL35.3
DIMM (512MB)
PL35.2
3V
J3480
P348
J3030
P303
DOWNLOAD
(USB 1.1 DEVICE)
J342
HOST PC
(USB 2.0 DEVICE)
J344
PCI OPTION
POWER
BP PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
P/J335
5,6
HDD
PL35.2
P348
IMAGE EXT
PWB
(TORINO)
PL35.3
P/J303
FONT ROM
(HEISEI 2)
PL35.3
J3481
P348
J3031
P303
2270/3370
ONLY
GAP PWB
PL35.2
VIDEO
DATA
IMAGE EXT
PWB
(TORINO)
PL35.3
P/J303
P348
P348
J3031
P303
P303
OPTION
FAX Mini
GAPWM PWB
PL35.3
RX
P/J309
ESS FAN POWER
14-18
1,4,7,
1,4,7,
8-13,
8-13,
19-24
19-24
ESS FAN FAIL
J313
BLU
J233
P233
FAX DATA
(USB)
34.1
ESS FAN
PL18.2a/18.2b
NOTE:
STBY
+5VDC
125
STBY
+5VDC
3
DC COM
(1.4 E4)
34.2
FAX DATA
(USB)
J1312
P/J335
124
F3201
4A
FAX DATA
(USB)
P/J321
BP PWB
PL18.2a/18.2b
IMAGE
COMP PWB
(SELENE)
PL35.3
J3481
TX
+12VDC
FLAT
CABLE
GIGABIT
PWB
P348
FONT ROM
(MORISAWA 2)
PL35.3
25-30
GIGABIT
RISER PWB
J3480
FAX G4
2,3
P/J348
P/J321
P310
GIGABIT ETHERNET BOARD

PL35.3
OPTION
332
SEE CH6
PARALLEL
PORT PWB
(REMORA
PWB)
PL35.3
P/J348
332
RISER PWB
PL35.3
331
SEE CH3
ETHERNET
(10BASE-T)
(100BASE-TX)
DIMM (1GB)
PL35.2
OPTION
331
OPTION
330
SEE CH1
DC COM
(1.4 H4)
BLU
BLU
MOT
When the M/C goes into Sleep (CPU OFF/CPU

Sleep) Mode, +5VDC to be supplied to HDD is
stopped. As to this machine, +12VDC is not
supplied.
ESS Fan operates only at start up, during a job
or for 15 sec after the end of UI operation and
stops otherwise.
For the details of ESS Fail Code, see Chap. 2
Controller FIP.
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34.1 FAX G4
FAX PWB
PL10.11
OPTION
RISER PWB
PL10.11
25.1
FAX DATA
(USB)
SEE CH1
CNJ353
CNP353
CNJ352
CNP352
CNP355
CNJ355
G3 PWB
PL10.11
CNJ363
CNP363
G4 PWB
PL10.11
POWER
CNJ364
SPEAKER
PL10.11
CNP364
2
CNP356
RED
BLK
HAND SET
PWB
PL10.11
CNJ365
JP610
KIT
JP612
EXTENSION
PWB
PL10.11
CNP362
CNP361
CNJ366
CNP367
1
CNJ359
LINE
CNJ360
TEL
CNJ361
NOTE:
1
When installing the Extension/Outside Telephone Line Kit, switch Jumper JP610/JP612 to Extension.
For the details of Fax Fail Codes, see Chap. 2 Controller FIP.
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Chain34 FAX
7-127
7.3 BSD
7.3 BSD
7-128
Chain34 FAX
A
34.2 FAX mini

1
FAX DATA
(USB)
RISER PWB
PL10.10
J355
DATA/SIGNAL
J353
AG3 PWB
PL10.10
SLOT 2
P355
P363
LINE2
2
SPEAKER
PL10.10
SPKR-
J356
SPKR+
BLK
RED
AMP
+5VDC
STBY
Volume
Control
J352
GRY
DC COM
(5VRTN)
VIO
N.C
+5VDC
STBY
+3.3VDC
GND
P352
AG3 PWB
PL10.10
F604
1A
+5VDC
STBY
NCU
SLOT 3
+3.3VDC
P364
LINE3
J364
AGND
Power for
Fax mini
See CH1
On
DC COM
(STBY
5VRTN)
+24VDC
ORN
DC COM
(24VRTN)
VIO
On
+5VDC
STBY
GRY
N.C
+3.3VDC
REG.
+24VDC
SQ
N.C
+5VDC
STBY
FG1
GND
GND
5
F602
1A
3 FG3
6
24V RTN
STBY
+5VDC
FG2
+5VDC
STBY
4
GND
On/Off
3
GND
VIO
FG1
3 FG3
+5VDC
SQ
REG.
N.C
+3.3VDC
REG.
GND
AGND
+5VDC
FG2
+5VDC
STBY
+5VDC SQ
On/Off
NCU
J363
OPTION
FAX mini PWB
PL10.10
25.1
NCU
+5VDC
STBY
MJ1
LINE
7
8
OPTION
F601
3.15A
HANDSET
MJ2
FG3
TEL
FG1
FG4
6
NOTE:
1
For the details of Fax Fail Codes, see Chap. 2 Controller FIP.
Surge Absorber
This GND is on a rear corner of PWB.

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Chapter 8 Accessories
8 Accessories
8.1 Accesories Table......................................................................................................
8.2 Accessories (Direct Connection) (FX Only)..............................................................
8.3 Installation of COPYLYZER 610N/650N (Direct Connection) (FX Only)..................
8.4 Installation of DocuLyzer/DocuLyzer NW (Direct Connection) (FX Only) ................
8.5 Installation of Coin Kit 5/Coin Kit 6N (Direct Connection)
(FX Only) .........................................................................................................................
8.6 Connecting IC Card Reader (IBG Only) ...................................................................
8.7 Installation of IC Card Gate Pro 1.0 (Direct Connection) .........................................
8.8 Installation of EPnet-BOX type W1 (Direct Connection)
(FX Only) .........................................................................................................................
8.9 Installation of EPnet-BOX type L (LAN) (Direct Connection) (FX Only) ...................
8.10 Installation of EPnet-BOX type L (Modem) (Direct Connection) (FX Only) ............
8.11 Installation of Dispenser 2 (Direct Connection) (FX Only)......................................
8.12 Installation of Coin Kit 8 (Direct Connection) (FX Only) .........................................
8.13 Installation of Attention Light II ...............................................................................
3
4
4
5
5
6
8
9
9
10
10
11
11
8.14 Installation of Accessories via Adaptor-BOX (type D/S)(FX Only)

8.14.1 Accessories Connection Diagram (via Adaptor-BOX)
(FX Only) .........................................................................................................................
8.14.2 Accessories (via Adaptor-BOX) (FX Only) ..........................................................
8.14.3 Accessories Installation Position & Required Products (via Adaptor-BOX) (FX Only)
8.14.4 Installation of Adaptor-BOX (type D/S) (FX Only) ...............................................
8.14.5 Installation of DocuLyzer/ DocuLyzer NW (via Adaptor-BOX) (FX Only) ............
8.14.6 Installation of Dispenser 2 (via Adaptor-BOX) (FX Only) ....................................
8.14.7 Installation of COPYLYZER 610N/650N (via Adaptor-BOX) (FX Only) ..............
8.14.8 Installation of Coin Kit 5 (via Adaptor-BOX) (FX Only)........................................
8.14.9 Installation of IC Card Gate 1.0 (via Adaptor-BOX) (FX Only) ............................
8.14.10 Installation of IC Card Gate Pro 1.0 (via Adaptor-BOX) (FX Only)....................
8.14.11 Installation of EPnet-BOX type W1 (via Adaptor-BOX)
(FX Only) .........................................................................................................................
8.14.12 Installation of EPnet-BOX type L (LAN) (via Adaptor-BOX) (FX Only)..............
8.14.13 Installation of EPnet-BOX type L (Modem) (via Adaptor-BOX) (FX Only).........
8.14.14 Installation of Foot Switch (via Adaptor-BOX) (FX Only)...................................
8.14.15 Installation of Key Switch (via Adaptor-BOX) (FX Only)....................................
8.14.16 Installation of Coin Kit 8 (FX Only) ....................................................................
8.15 Setting the Fax Send Billing at Coin Kit 8 (FX Only) ..............................................
8.16 Installation of Internal Smart Card Reader .............................................................
8.17 Installation of External Smart Card Reader............................................................
Version 1.2
17
17
18
18
19
19
20
20
21
21
22
22
23
23
24
24
25
25
31
2010/08
8-1
Accessories
Accessories
2010/08
8-2
Version 1.2
8.1 Accesories Table
Install either one of Accessory Installation Kits A or B according to the purpose.
This include Wing Table (EC100984) supporting items.
Item Codes
Table 1
Product Name
Item Codes
Accessory Installation Kit A (Large)
E9100097
Accessory Installation Kit B (Small)
YR85
WARNING
The "Online" lamp turns OFF. Press the [Job Status] button to check that there are no jobs in
progress. Turn the power OFF and make sure that the screen display turns OFF. Turn OFF the
main power switch and unplug the power plug.
1.
2.
Figure 1 Installation of table (large) (j0na80059)
Ensure that the power switches and the breaker are turned OFF.
Check the Bundled Items
Installation Kit B
The following items are bundled with the Accessories Installation Kit A (or Kit B).
Install the table (small). (Figure 2)
Table 2 [Kit A: E9100097]

Number Name
Qty
Table (Large)
Screw
(1)
Attach the table (small).
(2)
Secure with screws (x2).
Table 3 [Kit B: YR85]

Number Name
Qty
Table (Small)
Screw
3.
Installation Kit A/B

Installation Kit A
Install the table (large). (Figure 1)
(1)
Install the screws (x3) to act as studs.
(2)
Attach the table (large).
(3)
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8.3 Installation of COPYLYZER 610N/650N (Direct Connection)

(FX Only)
8.4 Installation of DocuLyzer/DocuLyzer NW (Direct Connection)

(FX Only)
8.5 Installation of Coin Kit 5/Coin Kit 6N (Direct Connection)

(FX Only)
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8.6 Connecting IC Card Reader (IBG Only)
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Table 1
No.
Name
Product Code
IC Card Reader/MC connection cable for standard serial 10-Pin
T9100064
IC Card Reader/MC connection cable (for D-sub 14-pin/95cm)
E9100054
IC Card Reader/MC connection cable (for D-sub 14-pin/150cm)
E9100063
8.6.1 Connecting the Card Reader

[Figure 5] Connect the Card Reader for the IC Card Reader to the USB in the mainframe.
(It is not connected at factory shipment.)
1.
Remove the Rear Cover of the IC Card Reader.
2.
Connect the Card Reader to the IC Card Reader Connection Port (J5).
Figure 2 j0ig20121
8.6.2 Installation to the MC

Connect the IC Card Reader to the MC and install it at a proper location in the MC with the fastener
provided.
NOTE: The position to which the IC Card Reader is installed differs depending on the MC. For the
necessary cable, refer to the Service Manual for each model or "Chapter 7: Connection Procedures for
Each Model".
1.
Turn Off the MC and unplug from the power source.

NOTE: Because the IC Card Reader is powered from the MC, always unplug the MC from the
power source before installing/removing the connection cable.
2.
[Figure 3] Connect the connection cable P1 to the J1 of the IC Card Reader.
Figure 1 j0ig20120
NOTE: [Figure 6] The operation power On/Off switch cannot be changed.
Change: The operation power On/Off switch is set to EPA at factory shipment.
Figure 3 j0ig20124
The following shows an example of actual EP MC connection procedures.

[Example of Connection Procedures]
<When EP MC Configuration is DCC450/360/250(Kutani-AP)>
1.
Preparation
(1)
(2)
Prepare the following products in advance.
Connection cable (standard serial): T9100064
For IC Card CE: 499T06622
Install the Installation Kit A (table to place the IC Card Reader).
2.
3.
Accessory Installation Kit A: E9100097, Table Adaptor: EC100376
Check the packaged accessories.

(1)
IC Card Reader
(2)
Fixing fasteners (6 sets)
Turn Off the power and unplug the machine.
WARNING
Figure 5 j0ig20123
progress. Turn the power OFF and make sure that the screen display turns OFF. Turn OFF the
main power switch and unplug the power plug.
(1)
(4)
[Figure 6] Connect the D Sub14 Pin Cable P905 to J351 on the MC.
[Figure 4] Install the fixing fasteners (x4) to the bottom of the IC Card Reader.
Figure 6 j0ki80008
(5)
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(2)
Fix the IC Card Reader in 1) on the table (E9100097).
(3)
[Figure 5] Fix the IC Card Reader with the other 2 fixing fasteners.
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[Figure 7] Connect the D Sub14 Pin Cable P1 to J1 on the IC Card Reader.
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This section describes the overview of the installation procedures (for hardware).
Figure 7 j0ig20124
(6)
Turn On the power of the multi-function printer and enter UI Diag to set the following NVM:
(7)
Check operation of the IC Card Reader.
Change the value of NVM 850-007 to "10" (Addition IC Card Reader).
i.
Move the IC Card closer to the IC Card Reader.
ii.
Check that the LCD displays "Ready".
iii.
Check that output is possible when the IC Card is removed.

NOTE: When "Do not cancel when a Card is in contact with IC Card Reader" is set for the
authentication cancellation method, keep the IC Card contacted.
iv.
Enter MOD 340V on the Service Log.
8.8 Installation of EPnet-BOX type W1 (Direct Connection)

(FX Only)
8.9 Installation of EPnet-BOX type L (LAN) (Direct Connection)

(FX Only)
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8.10 Installation of EPnet-BOX type L (Modem) (Direct Connection) (FX
8.10 Installation of EPnet-BOX type L (Modem) (Direct

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8.11 Installation of Dispenser 2 (Direct Connection) (FX Only)

8.12 Installation of Coin Kit 8 (Direct Connection) (FX Only)
8.13 Installation of Attention Light II
About the Attention Light

It informs the operators who are away from the machines, the machine status (paper jams etc) by
the blinking/lighting up.
Product Code
Table 1
Product Name
Product Code
Attention Light II
EC100639
CAUTION
WARNING
The sequence to turn OFF the power is different depending on the devices. Check carefully for
the applicable models described in the procedures before proceeding with the appropriate
procedures.
[2 Plug Outlet Type] Turn OFF the power of the IIT Breaker followed by the IOT and AC Unit.
[1 Plug Outlet Type] Turn OFF the power of the IOT followed by the AC Unit.
1.
2.
Ensure that the power switches and the breaker are turned OFF.
The Attention Light II is bundled with the following items: (Figure 1)
Table 2 [Attention Light II Bundled Items]
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Qty
Attention Light
Relay Box
Clamp
Plate
Fastener (47x21)
Fastener (30x25.4)
Label
Cable
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3.
Remove the cover of the Relay Kit. (Figure 2)

(1)
(2)
Remove the cover.

Figure 3 j0st82047
5.
Reinstall the cover removed in Step 3.
6.
Attach the fasteners (30x25.4) (x4) to the Relay Kit. (Figure 4)

(1)
Attach the fasteners (x4).
Figure 2 j0st82036
4.
Set the switch according to the switch settings of the Relay Kit. (Figure 3)
(1)
Switch the setting.
Figure 4 j0st82038
7.
When attaching the Attention Light to a wall, change the installation of the base. (Figure 5)
(1)
Remove the Base.
(2)
Install the Base.
[If there are no other accessories] (Figure 7)

(1)
Remove the Blind Cover of P351 and connect the cable.
Figure 7 j0ki80009
[If there are other accessories] (Figure 8)
(1)
Disconnect the accessory cable from P351.
(2)
Connect the accessory cable to the Relay Kit.
Figure 5 j0st82039
8.
NOTE: Be careful as the cable is different for each accessory.
When attaching the Attention Light with the fastener, attach the fastener (47x21) to the plate.
(Figure 6)
(1)
Attach the fastener.
Table 3 Attention Light II + Required Cable for Connecting Accessory Cable List
Accessory Name
Required Cable
Coin Kit 5
Coin Kit 6N
M/C 10 Pin Harness (YV71)
Dispenser 2
10 Pin Harness (ZB16)
DocuLyzer
DocuLyzer NW
Connection Cable (T9100017)
IC Card Gate 1.0
Connection Cable 2 (T9100064)
*Select a cable from the above list and connect it to the Relay Kit of the Attention Light.
(3)
Connect the cable from the Kit to P351.
Figure 6 j0st82040
9.
Connect the Relay Kit and P351 using the cable.
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10. Connect the cable of the Attention Light to the Relay Kit. (Figure 9)
(1)
Connect the cable.
Figure 10 j0wa80010
[Attaching on the table (YR84)] (Figure 11)
(1)
Figure 9 j0st82045
11. Attach the Relay Kit.
[Attaching to the Rear Middle Cover] (Figure 10)
NOTE: To prevent contamination from foreign substances and staples, install with the connector
facing downwards.
(1)
Attach the Relay Kit to the Rear Middle Cover.
Attach the Relay Kit to the table.
Figure 11 j0st82071
12. When attaching the Attention Light with the fastener, attach the plate attached with fastener in Step
8 to the installation point for the Attention Light.
13. Attach the Attention Light using magnet.
14. If necessary, hold the cable of the Attention Light and the cable connecting the Relay Kit and ESS
with the clamps (x4) from the kit.
15. Plug the machine in and turn the power ON.
16. Set the individual features according to the needs of the customer. (Figure 12)
(1)
Turn the lamp and chimes OFF temporarily.
(2)
Use the dial to adjust the chime volume.
(3)
Set the conditions for the Green Lamp to light up/go off.
(4)
Set the Light ON time for the Green Lamp. (15, 30, 60, 180sec)
NOTE:When the Green Lamp is set to "OFF" or "Copying/Printing", this setting will become
invalid.
(5)
Set for the Orange Lamp to blink.

NOTE:If set to "ON", the lamp will turn ON when any of the following events occur during
scanning: add paper, auto paper supply selection failed, paper jam, document jam and cover
open.
(6)
Set the Light ON time for the Orange Lamp. (15, 30, 60, 180sec)
Figure 12 j0st82046
17. Create a report with the following Mod No.
Attention Light II: 233V
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8.14.2 Accessories (via Adaptor-BOX) (FX Only)

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8.14.3 Accessories Installation Position & Required Products (via Adap-
8.14.3 Accessories Installation Position & Required Products

(via Adaptor-BOX) (FX Only)
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8.14.5 Installation of DocuLyzer/ DocuLyzer NW (via AdaptorBOX) (FX Only)
8.14.6 Installation of Dispenser 2 (via Adaptor-BOX) (FX Only)

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8.14.7 Installation of COPYLYZER 610N/650N (via Adaptor-BOX) (FX Only)
8.14.7 Installation of COPYLYZER 610N/650N (via Adaptor-BOX)

(FX Only)
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8.14.8 Installation of Coin Kit 5 (via Adaptor-BOX) (FX Only)

8.14.9 Installation of IC Card Gate 1.0 (via Adaptor-BOX) (FX

Only)
8.14.10 Installation of IC Card Gate Pro 1.0 (via Adaptor-BOX)

(FX Only)
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8.14.9 Installation of IC Card Gate 1.0 (via Adaptor-BOX) (FX Only)
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8.14.11 Installation of EPnet-BOX type W1 (via Adaptor-BOX) (FX Only)
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(FX Only)
8.14.12 Installation of EPnet-BOX type L (LAN) (via AdaptorBOX) (FX Only)
8.14.13 Installation of EPnet-BOX type L (Modem) (via AdaptorBOX) (FX Only)
8.14.14 Installation of Foot Switch (via Adaptor-BOX) (FX Only)

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8.14.15 Installation of Key Switch (via Adaptor-BOX) (FX Only)
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8.14.15 Installation of Key Switch (via Adaptor-BOX) (FX Only)
8.14.16 Installation of Coin Kit 8 (FX Only)
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8.16 Installation of Internal Smart Card Reader
Product Overview
Main Unit Smart Card Reader (left side of Main Unit UI Panel) + Authentication by ICCG2 Authentication
Logic (@CE NVM)
Product Code :EC101690
Installation Procedures
1.
2.
Before Installation
This Kit cannot be installed together with the One Touch Key.
To install this Kit, 9.1.23 USB Expansion Kit (Product Code: EC101492) has to be installed in
advance.
Check the bundled items. (Figure 1)

(1)
ICCR Cover Assembly : 1
(2)
IC Card Reader : 1
(3)
USB Cable : 1
(4)
Clamp: 3
(5)
Clamp: 1
(6)
Insulation Seal: 1
Figure 1 j0ki91282
3.
Turn OFF the power switch and make sure that the screen display turns OFF.
4.
WARNING
After the "Online" lamp turns OFF, press the <Job Status> button to check that there are no
jobs in progress. Turn the power OFF and make sure that the screen display turns OFF.
5.
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Install the Smart Card Reader to the ICCR Cover Assembly. (Figure 2)
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Remove the cover.
(2)
Install the Smart Card Reader.
(3)
Install the cover.
Figure 4 j0ki91146
10. Remove the IIT Rear Cover. (Figure 5)
Figure 2 j0ki91283
6.
Remove the Connector Cover of the Control section at the right of the machine.
7.
Disconnect all cables connected to the Control section at the right of the machine.
8.
(1)
(2)
(3)
Remove the Filter Cover. (Figure 3)

(1)
Release the hook and remove the Filter Cover.
Figure 5 j0ki40139
11. Open the Platen Cover or DADF.
Figure 3 j0ki91145
12. Open the Front Cover.

13. Remove the Front Left Cover. (Figure 6)
9.
Remove the Rear Upper Cover. (Figure 4)
(1)
Remove the screw.
(1)
(2)
(2)
Remove the Rear Upper Cover.
Figure 6 j0ki91083
14. Remove the Stylus Pen. (Figure 7)
(1)
Figure 8 j0ki40152
16. Open the L/H Cover Unit.
17. Open the L/H High Chute of Exit 2.
18. Remove the Left Upper Cover. (Figure 9)
(1)
(2)
Remove the Left Upper Cover.
Figure 7 j0ki40151
15. Remove the One Touch Panel. (Figure 8)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Figure 9 j0ki91177
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19. Remove the Left Rear Upper Cover. (Figure 10)

(1)
(2)
Remove the Left Rear Upper Cover.
Figure 12 j0ki91085
22. Secure the USB Cable by using the clamp. (Figure 13)
Figure 10 j0ki91178
20. Remove the screws that secure the W85 Control Panel. (Figure 11)
(1)
Hold the W85 Control Panel and slide it slightly to the front.
(2)
Install the clamp.
(3)
Secure the USB Cable to the clamp such that the cable tie of the USB Cable is at the left side.
(1)
(4)
Insert the connector of the USB Cable into the hole of the W85 Control Panel.
(2)
(5)
Reinstall the W85 Control Panel that was removed in Steps 20 and 21.
Figure 11 j0ki40104
21. Remove the screws that secure the W85 Control Panel. (Figure 12)
(1)
Figure 13 j0ki91284
23. Paste the Insulation Seal to the Flexible Flat Cable. (Figure 14)
(1)
Make sure that the USB Cable does not get pinched.
(2)
Paste the Insulation Seal to the Flexible Flat Cable.
Figure 14 j0ki91285
24. Connect the USB Cable to the Smart Card Reader. (Figure 15)
(1)
Figure 16 j0ki91287
26. Take out the W85 UI Cable. (Figure 17)
Connect the USB Cable.
(1)
Figure 15 j0ki91286
25. Install the ICCR Cover Assembly. (Figure 16)
(1)
Figure 17 j0ki91288
27. Pass the connector of the USB Cable under the wire harness. (Figure 18)
Install the ICCR Cover Assembly.
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Pass the connector of the USB Cable under the wire harness.
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Figure 18 j0ki91289
28. Tuck the USB Cable into the IIT Frame. (Figure 19)
(1)
Tuck the USB Cable into the IIT Frame.
Figure 20 j0ki91291
30. Connect the connector of the USB Cable to the USB Hub PWB. (Figure 21)
(1)
Connect the connector of the USB Cable to the USB Hub PWB.
(2)
Secure the USB Cable by using the clamp.
(3)
Tuck the excess length of USB Cable between the clamps.
Figure 19 j0ki91290
29. Secure the W85 UI Cable by using the clamps (x3). (Figure 20)
(1)
Figure 21 j0ki91292
Attach the clamps (x3) and use them to secure the W85 UI Cable.
31. Reinstall all parts that were removed in Steps 16 to 19.
33. Return the Power Cord to their original states and return the machine to its installation location.
34. Enter the UI Diag Mode and change the following NVMs.
Change the value of NVM: 700-040 to "1". (This enables the Internal Smart Card Reader
feature.)
Change the value of NVM: 700-257 to "2". (This sets the USB Smart Card Device usage to
"use in Job Control/PKI".)
35. If you do not want the machine to beep at the insertion/removal of Smart Card, change the following
NVM value.
Change the value of NVM: 700-683 to "0" (Disabled).
The default value is "1" (Enabled).
36. If this is to be used together with other accessories, enter the UI Diag Mode and change the
following NVMs as required by the configuration.
8.17 Installation of External Smart Card Reader

Product Overview
Main Unit Smart Card Reader (left side of Main Unit UI Panel) + Authentication by ICCG2 Authentication
Logic (@CE NVM)
Product Code :EC101623
NOTE: This product cannot be used together with accesories that are not listed in Table 1 below.
Table 1
1.
Before Installation
Chain Link No.
Value
Remarks
850-007
Combination of Internal Smart Card Reader and Dispenser 2

(Same values as when only Dispenser 2 is in use)
When installing this Kit, prepare 9.1.6 Wing Table Kit (Product Code: EC101481) in advance
and perform the installation in sequence.
To install this Kit, 9.1.23 USB Expansion Kit (Product Code: EC101492) has to be installed in
advance.
850-007
Combination of Internal Smart Card Reader and Coin Kit 5/8

(Same values as when only Coin Kit 5/8 is in use)
2.

(1)
37. Check the operation of the Smart Card Reader.

NOTE: Make sure you have Tool 499T 06622 (Smart Card Reader CE Test Card).
Wing Front Cover : 1
(2)
IC Card Reader : 1
(3)
Button Cover : 1
(4)
USB Cable : 1
(1)
Tap the Smart Card to the Smart Card Reader.
(5)
Clamps: 2 (unused)
(2)
Check that the authentication lamp turns ON.
(6)
Clamp: 4
(3)
Check that a copy can be output.
(7)
Cable Band : 2
(8)
Label
(9)
Tapping Screw(M4x10) : 4
38. Record "Internal Smart Card Reader Kit: 276V" in the Service Report.
(10) Tapping Screw(M3x8) : 2
There are no illustration notations for Items 9 and 10.
Figure 1 j0ki91293
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(1)
(2)

(3)
5.
6.
7.

(1)
Figure 4 j0ki40139
11. Remove the IIT Left Cover. (Figure 5)
Figure 2 j0ki91145
8.
(1)
(2)
Remove the IIT Left Cover.

(1)
(2)
Figure 5 j0ki91130
Figure 3 j0ki91146
(1)
(2)
Figure 8 j0ki91179
Figure 6 j0ki91177
17. Install the Wing Bracket. (Figure 9)
15. Remove the Left Rear Upper Cover. (Figure 7)

(1)
(2)
(1)
Install Wing Bracket.
(2)
Tighten the screws (M3x4: x4).
Figure 9 j0ki91132
Figure 7 j0ki91178
18. Install the Latch. (Figure 10)
16. Remove the Blind Cover of the Left Rear Upper Cover. (Figure 8)
(1)
Remove the Blind Cover.
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Figure 10 j0ki91133
19. Remove the Bottom Cover of the Wing Tray. (Figure 11)
Figure 12 j0ki91273
21. Install the Smart Card Reader and the USB Cable to the removed Front Cover. (Figure 13)
(1)
(1)
(2)
Remove the Bottom Cover.
(2)
Secure it by using the Tapping Screws (M3x8: x2).
(3)
Connect the USB Cable.
Mount the Smart Card Reader and attach the Button Cover.
(4)
Attach the cable band to the cable tie position of the USB Cable and secure the USB Cable.
(5)
Cut the excess cable band portion.
Figure 11 j0ki91272
20. Remove the Front Cover of the Wing Tray. (Figure 12)
(1)
Release the hooks (x2) and remove the Front Cover.
Figure 13 j0ki91294
22. Install the Front Cover (that had been installed with the Smart Card Reader) to the Wing Tray.
(Figure 14)
(1)
Pass the USB Cable through the hole of the frame.
(2)
Install the Front Cover.
Figure 14 j0ki91295
23. Secure the Front cover to the Wing Tray. (Figure 15)
(1)
Figure 16 j0ki91278
25. Secure the USB Cable by using the clamps (x4). (Figure 17)
Secure the Front Cover from below by using the Tapping Screws (M4x10: x4).
(1)
Attach the clamps (x4) and secure the USB Cable.
Figure 15 j0ki91277
24. Reinstall the Bottom Cover that was removed in Step 19. (Figure 16)
(1)
Figure 17 j0ki91279
26. Install the Wing Tray. (Figure 18)
Reinstall the Bottom Cover.
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Install the Wing Tray.
(2)
Secure it by using the Thumbscrews (x2).
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Figure 18 j0ki91296
27. Paste the label on the Wing Front Cover. (Figure 19)
(1)
Paste the label.
Figure 20 j0ki91297
29. Connect the connector of the USB Cable to the USB Hub PWB. (Figure 21)
(1)
Connect the connector of the USB Cable to the USB Hub PWB.
(2)
Secure the USB Cable by using the clamp.
(3)
Tuck the excess length of USB Cable between the clamps.
Figure 19 j0ki91299
28. Pass the connector of the USB Cable under the wire harness. (Figure 20)
(1)
Figure 21 j0ki91292
Pass the connector of the USB Cable under the wire harness.
30. Insert the USB Cable into the U-Groove and reinstall the Left Rear Cover. (Figure 22)
(1)
Insert the USB Cable into the U-Groove and reinstall the Left Rear Cover.
(2)
Check that the authentication lamp turns ON.
(3)
Check that a copy can be output.
38. Record "Wing Table Kit: 192V" and "External Smart Card Reader Kit: 277V" in the Service Report.
Figure 22 j0ki91298
33. Return the Power Cord to their original states and return the machine to its installation location.
34. Enter the UI Diag Mode and change the following NVMs.
Change the value of NVM: 700-040 to "1". (This enables the Internal Smart Card Reader
feature.)
Change the value of NVM: 700-257 to "2". (This sets the USB Smart Card Device usage to
"use in Job Control / PKI".)
35. If you do not want the machine to beep at the insertion/removal of Smart Card, change the following
NVM value.
Change the value of NVM: 700-683 to "0" (Disabled).
The default value is "1" (Enabled).
36. If this is to be used together with other accessories, enter the UI Diag Mode and change the
following NVMs as required by the configuration.
NOTE: This product cannot be used together with accesories that are not listed in Table 1 below.
Table 1
Chain Link No.
Value
Remarks
850-007
Combination of Internal Smart Card Reader and Dispenser 2

(Same values as when only Dispenser 2 is in use)
850-007
Combination of Internal Smart Card Reader and Coin Kit 5/8

(Same values as when only Coin Kit 5/8 is in use)
37. Check the operation of the Smart Card Reader.

NOTE: Make sure you have Tool 499T 06622 (Smart Card Reader CE Test Card).
(1)
Tap the Smart Card to the Smart Card Reader.
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Chapter 9 Installation
9 Installation
9.1 Installation
9.1.1 ApeosPort-IV/DocuCentre-IV C5570/C4470/C3370/C2270 Installation Procedures
9.1.1.1 Installation of Main Unit ......................................................................................
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9.1.5 Installation of Large Color Control Panel

9.1.5.1 Installation of Large Color Control Panel (1 of 4) ................................................
9.1.6 Installation of Wing Kit...........................................................................................
9.1.7 Installation of English Kit (FX Only).......................................................................
9.1.8 Installation of HDD Extension Kit ..........................................................................
9.1.9 Installation of Extension System RAM (1GB/512MB) ............................................
9.1.10 Installation of Gigabit Ethernet Port.....................................................................
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9.1.11.1 Installation of Adobe PostScript 3 TC/SC Additional Fonts Kit Hardware ........
9.1.11.2 PostScript Settings ...........................................................................................
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9.1.12.1 Installation of Fax Kit 2 (Fax Mini) ....................................................................
9.1.12.2 Fax Mini Image Quality Adjustment..................................................................
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9.1.13.1 Installation of G3 Expansion Port (Fax) (FX Only) ...........................................
9.1.13.2 Installation of G3 Expansion Port 2 (Fax Mini) .................................................
9.1.14 Installation of ISDN-G3/G4 Expansion Port (FX Only) ........................................
9.1.15 Installation of Outside Line/Extension Kit (FX Only)............................................
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9.1.1.2 Printer Environment Setup

9.1.1.2.1 Printer Environment Setup Flow......................................................................
9.1.1.2.2 Printer Cable Connection ................................................................................
9.1.1.2.3 Application Environment..................................................................................
9.1.1.2.4 Parallel Port Settings.......................................................................................
9.1.1.2.5 USB Settings ...................................................................................................
9.1.1.2.6 TCP/IP (LPD/Port 9100) Settings....................................................................
9.1.1.2.7 NetWare Settings ............................................................................................
9.1.1.2.8 Microsoft Networks (SMB) Settings.................................................................
9.1.1.2.9 Internet Printing (IPP) Settings........................................................................
9.1.1.2.10 EtherTalk Settings .........................................................................................
9.1.1.2.11 About Memory ...............................................................................................
9.1.1.3 Installation of Printer Driver ................................................................................
9.1.1.4 NetWare Environment Settings ..........................................................................
9.1.1.5 Internet Printing Settings ....................................................................................
9.1.2 Duplex Auto-Document Feeder (DADF)................................................................
9.1.3 Installation of Inner Output Tray (FX Only)............................................................
9.1.4 Installation of Side Tray Kit....................................................................................
9.1.16 Installation of Handset (FX Only) ........................................................................

9.1.17 Installation of Bypass Stamp Kit..........................................................................
9.1.18 Installation of Memory Card Reader....................................................................
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9.1.19.1 Installation of Image Compression Kit..............................................................

9.1.19.2 How to check the operation after installation....................................................
9.1.20 Installation of Image Extension Kit ......................................................................
9.1.21 Secure Watermark Kit .........................................................................................
9.1.22 Installation of Parallel Port...................................................................................
9.1.23 USB Expansion Kit ..............................................................................................
9.1.25 Installation of Condensation Prevention Kit (Scanning Section Heater) (FX Only)
9.1.26 Installation of Condensation Prevention Kit
(Main Unit Heater) (FX Only)...........................................................................................
9.1.27 Installation of Condensation Prevention Kit (Tray Heater) (FX Only)..................
9.1.28 Installation of ODOR Filter Kit ..............................................................................
9.1.29 Installation of Odor Filter Kit for ApeosPort-IV/DocuCentre-IV 3370/2270..........
9.1.30 Installation of Tray Module ..................................................................................
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9.2 Removal ...................................................................................................................
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9.3 CentreWare Internet Services

9.3.1 Preparations ..........................................................................................................
9.3.2 Installation Overview .............................................................................................
9.3.3 IOT Settings ..........................................................................................................
9.3.4 Settings Check ......................................................................................................
9.3.5 Web Browser Specifications..................................................................................
9.3.6 Ethernet Settings...................................................................................................
9.3.7 Parallel Port Settings.............................................................................................
9.3.8 USB Settings .........................................................................................................
9.3.9 EtherTalk Settings .................................................................................................
9.3.10 SMB Settings.......................................................................................................
9.3.11 NetWare Settings ................................................................................................
9.3.12 TCP/IP Settings...................................................................................................
9.3.13 LPD Settings .......................................................................................................
9.3.14 SNMP Settings ....................................................................................................
9.3.15 IPP Settings.........................................................................................................
9.3.16 Port 9100 Settings...............................................................................................
9.3.17 E-mail Settings .....................................................................................................
9.3.18 HTTP Settings .....................................................................................................
9.3.19 WebDAV Settings................................................................................................
9.3.20 Bonjour Settings ...................................................................................................
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9.4.1 E-mail Feature Overview.......................................................................................
9.4.2 Preparations ..........................................................................................................
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9.4.4 E-mail Environment Setup.....................................................................................
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9.5.1 Scanner Feature Overview....................................................................................
9.5.2 E-mail Settings .......................................................................................................
9.5.3 Scan to Folder Settings ..........................................................................................
9.5.4 Job Template.........................................................................................................
9.5.5 Scan to PC Settings ...............................................................................................
9.5.6 Job Flow Service Settings .....................................................................................
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9.6.1
9.6.2
9.6.3
9.6.4
Internet Fax Overview ...........................................................................................

Enabling Ports and TCP/IP Settings......................................................................
E-mail Environment Setup.....................................................................................
Internet Fax Test ...................................................................................................
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9.7.1 Communication Security Features Overview .........................................................
9.7.2 HTTP Transmission Encryption Settings...............................................................
9.7.3 E-mail Encryption/Digital Signature Settings .........................................................
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9.1.1 ApeosPort-IV/DocuCentre-IV C5570/C4470/C3370/C2270

The ApeosPort-IV/DocuCentre-IV C5570/C4470/C3370/C2270 Installation is divided into 4 sections.
[Standard Type]
9.1.1.1 Installation of Main Unit

When servicing the optional installations at the same time, refer to the following for more efficient
servicing.
Finisher A1 (separate documentation)
Finisher B1 (separate documentation)

Finisher C1 (separate documentation)
1.
Installation of Main Unit (Refer to 9.1.1.1)
2.
Printer Environment Settings (Refer to 9.1.1.2.1)
Refer to each item in Chapter 9 for the other options.
3.
Printer Driver Installation (Refer to 9.1.1.3)
Refer to Chapter 8 for Accessories.
4.
Network Environment Settings (Refer to 9.1.1.4 when using NetWare)
1.

Packaged accessories
(1)
Main Unit
(2)
Tray 1 - Bundled INST USERS MANUAL 1
(3)
(4)
User Guide
How to Use
How to Configure
Readme First
DRIVER CD PACKAGING
Size Labels
UI Label
Tray 1 - bundled items
Power Cord
Stopper (for Power Cord)
Knurling Screw (for Power Cord)
Data Cable
Tray 4 - bundled items
SW KEY SHEET
Installation Checklist
Installation Manual
NVM List
History List
(5)
DADF - bundled items
(6)
Inner Output Tray - bundled items
Retard Roll
Exit 2 Tray
Paper Weight
Toner Cartridge bundled items

(1)
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Toner Cartridge (Y, M, C, K)
2.
When the Main Unit and the Tray Module are separated, perform "9.1.30 Installation of Tray
Module" first.
3.
Open the DADF Top Cover.
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Figure 1 j0ki91016
5.
Install the Retard Roll. (Figure 2)
7.
Close the DADF Top Cover.
8.
9.
Pull the tassel that is attached to the securing pin to remove the securing pin together with the
stopper. (Figure 4)
(1)
Remove the pin and the stopper.
(2)
Remove the stopper.
Figure 2 j0ki91017
6.
Close the Retard Roll Cover. (Figure 3)

(1)
Close the Retard Roll Cover.
Figure 4 j0ki91012
10. Turn the lever in the clockwise direction. (Figure 5)
Change the paper size to suit the needs of the customer

[Standard Sizes] (Figure 7)
(1)
Pinch the lever and move the End Guide.
(2)
Pinch the lever and move the Side Guide.
Figure 5 j0ki91001
12. Pull the tassel that is attached to the tag to remove the stoppers (x2). (Figure 6)
(1)
Remove the stoppers (x2).
Figure 7 j0ki91002
[Non-Standard Sizes] (Figure 8) (Figure 9)
(1)
Remove the stopper.
(2)
Shift the spacer.
(3)
Install the stopper.
(4)
Pinch the lever and move the Side Guide.
(5)
Pinch the lever and move the End Guide.
Figure 6 j0ki91013
Reference: The toner that adheres to the 2nd BTR is for the purpose of operation test and will not
affect the copy quality.
13. Close the L/H Cover Unit.
14. Install the Toner Cartridges (Y/M/C/K).
15. Close the Front Cover.
16. Pull out Tray 1/2/3/4 and remove the packaging tapes.
Figure 8 j0ki91003
17. Load paper in Tray 1/2/3/4.

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18. Paste on the Paper Size Label. (Figure 10)
20. Install the stopper to the Power Cord. (Figure 12)

(1)
(2)
Tighten the Knurling Screw.
Figure 10 j0ki91005
19. Plug in the Power Cord. (Figure 11)
Figure 12 j0ki91014
21. Position the machine at the installation location and lock the Front Casters (x2). (Figure 13)
Figure 13 j0ki91008
22. Lower the foot at the left side. (Figure 14)
(1)
Figure 15 j0ki91010
24. Install the Exit 2 Tray. (Figure 16)
Rotate the foot in clockwise direction to lower it.
(1)
Install the Exit 2 Tray.
Figure 14 j0ki91009
23. Lower the foot at the rear side. (Figure 15)
(1)
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25. Install the Paper Weight. (Figure 17)
Rotate the foot in clockwise direction to lower it.
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Load the A4 LEF BW 2 Sided copies obtained in (1) on the DADF, select Quantity: 2, 2 Sided
2 Sided, Staple, and Hole Punching (some features may not be available depending on the
option configuration), and then obtain a copy to check whether each feature is operating
normally.
(5)
Load A3 paper on the MSI and make a BW copy.
31. Perform EP-BB registration.

(1)
Enter the System Administrator Mode.

i.
(2)
Press the <Log In/Out> key and input the System Administrator's Login ID (11111).
Make settings for the items described in the EP-BB Registration Form.
Table 1
No
Settings Item
All Services
IP Settings
IP Address
[Tools]
[Connectivity & Network Setup]
[Protocol Settings...]
Figure 17 j0ki91113
27. Turn ON the Main Power Switch. (Figure 18)
Subnet Mask
Gateway Address
DNS Server Setup
EP Proxy Server Setup
Name
Port Number
Login Name
Password
(3)
(4)
Figure 18 j0ki91011
28. Close the Front Cover.
29. Turn ON the power.
The message "To begin, select a Service" is displayed within approx. 30 seconds and selecting
[Copy] will display "Ready to Copy".
30. Check the operation of Copy Feature

(1)
Obtain 3 copies of A4 LEF BW 2 Sided. (Auto %, Select Tray)
(2)
Obtain 1 copy of B4 Size BW and 1 copy of B5 Size BW.
(3)
Obtain 1 copy of A3 Size BW and 1 copy of A3 Size Color. Check the copy quality.
(Image quality, folded paper, creases, etc.)
(5)
[Tools]
[Connectivity & Network Setup]
[EP Proxy Server Setup...]
Enter UI Diag CE Diagnostics screen.

i.
Display the top menu.
ii.
Press and hold the <0> key for 5 seconds or longer and then press the <Start> key while
keeping your finger on the <0> key.
iii.
Input the Passcode (6789) and select [Confirm].
iv.
Check that "Service Rep." is displayed at the top right corner of the touch panel.
Install the EP-BB.

i.
Select [Tools].
ii.
Select [System Settings] [Common Service Settings] [Maintenance / Diagnostics...]

[EP Service] [EP Registration / Cancel Registration] [BB Registration].
iii.
Input Staff ID and press the [Start] button. Next, select [Yes].
iv.
When the message "Successfully registered" is displayed, select [Confirm].
Finish the installation.

i.
Select [Close] [Close] [Exit] on the touch panel.
ii.
Select [Yes] at the "Maintenance / Diagnostics" screen.
iii.
The machine reboots automatically.

(If the machine does not reboot automatically, select [Close]. And then, turn the power
OFF and ON manually.)
iv.
Check that you are not in the "CE Diag" screen.

(Check that "Service Rep." is no longer displayed at the top right corner of the touch
panel)
32. Check the various operations such as copy/print.

33. Keep the IOT NVM list, Service Log, IOT detection sample and copy sample in the Tray 1 Front
Right pocket.
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9.1.1.2.1 Printer Environment Setup Flow
9.1.1.2.2 Printer Cable Connection
The flow to set the printer environment in a Windows network environment is described below. (Figure 1)
<Connecting using the Parallel Cable>

Connect the printer to the PC using the Parallel Interface Cable.
The provided optional product - Parallel Port (EC100983) requires the bundled Conversion Cable.
Table 1
Product
Code
Pins
Parallel Interface Cable (For PC/AT)
VD15
Full Pitch 36 Pin D-Sub 25 Pin
Printer Connection Cable (For PC98

MATE)
YH57
Full Pitch 36 Pin Half Pitch 36 Pin
Parallel Interface Cable (36 Pin for PC98) VD14
Full Pitch 36 Pin Half Pitch 36 Pin
Product Name
Procedure
1.
Insert the Interface Cable connector into the Parallel Interface connector and secure the brackets on
both sides.
2.
Connect the Conversion Cable to the Interface Cable and connect it to the Host machine.
3.
Turn ON the host machine.
4.
<Connecting using the Network Cable>

The following 2 Ethernet Interface types are supported.
100Base-TX
10Base-T
NOTE: The machine is set to switch between 100Base-TX and 10Base-T automatically at Factory
Settings.
After setting, print the "Printer Settings List". Check the Network Address and device name.
Procedure
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1.
Connect the Interface Cable to the Ethernet Interface connector.
2.
Connect the other Interface Cable connector to the host machine.
3.
After connection is complete, perform the following settings.
Local Printer: Go to 9.1.1.2.3.
Network Printer: Go to 9.1.1.2.4.
<Connecting using the USB cable>

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9.1.1.2.3 Application Environment
1.
Connect the USB cable to the USB Interface connector.
2.
Connect the other USB cable connector to the host machine.
The following connections are available when using a local printer.
3.
Turn ON the host machine.
Parallel connection (optional): Connect the machine to the computer using a parallel cable.
4.
USB connection (standard): Connect the machine to the computer using a USB cable.
<Local Printer>
NOTE: For parallel connection, the option - Parallel Port Kit is required. USB 2.0 connection is
standard.
Table 1
Port
Protocol
Win 2000
Win XP
Windows
Vista
Win Server
2003
Parallel
USB 2.0
O*1
O*1
O*1
Mac
O*1, 2, 3
*1: A USB 2.0 port must be available on the computer.

*2: PostScript 3 Kit (option) is required.
*3: Supported by Mac OS8.6 to Mac OS9.2.2, Mac OSX10.1.5/102.X/10.3.3 to 10.3.9.
<Network Printer>
The following connections are available when using a network printer.
LPD: Uses the TCP/IP protocol, enables direct transmission with the machine.
NetWare: Uses the NetWare server, shares the machine.
SMB: Prints using the Windows Network.
IPP: Prints via the internet.
Port 9100: Uses Port 9100.
EtherTalk: Printing from Macintosh. PostScript 3 Kit (option) is required.

Table 2
Win 2000
Win XP
Windows
Vista
Win Server
2003
Mac
O*1, 3
Port
Protocol
LPD
TCP/IP
O*2
NetWare
TCP/IP
NetWare
IPX/SPX
SMB
Net BEUI
SMB
TCP/IP
IPP
TCP/IP
Port9100
TCP/IP
EtherTalk
AppleTalk
O*1
*1: PostScript 3 Kit (option) is required.

*2: For printing PostScript data, the PostScript 3 Kit (option) and UNIX Filter (Acel Inc.) are required.
*3: Supported only by Mac OS8.6 to Mac OS9.2.2, Mac OS X10.1.5/10.2.x/10.3.3 to 10.3.9.
NOTE: For details on the Network Environment, refer to the manual in the CentreWare Utilities CD-ROM.
9.1.1.2.4 Parallel Port Settings

<Setup Procedure>
1.
Display the "System Administrator Menu" screen.

(1)
Press the <Log In / Out> button.
(2)
Enter the User ID using the <number> keys and select [Enter].
NOTE: The default UserID is "11111". If a password is required when using the Login Setup
feature, the default password is "x-admin".
(3)
2.
3.
Select [Tools].
Enable the parallel port.

(1)
Select the "System Settings" tab.
(2)
Select [Connectivity & Network Setup].
(3)
Select [Port Settings].
(4)
Select [Parallel] and select [Change Settings].
(5)
Select [Port Status] and select [Change Settings].
(6)
Select [Enabled] and select [Save].
Set the following items where necessary.
Print Mode
PJL
Sets the print language for the data received.

Enable this to receive PJL command jobs.
The PJL command does not exist in any of the printer languages. Therefore, it is a command
that is able to set the print language of the next data regardless of the printer language that is
currently specified.
Auto Eject Time
Adobe Communication Protocol
Sets the time to output paper automatically after data has not been sent to the printer.
Performs settings for the defined protocol for transmission between the PostScript printer and
the host.
Bi-directional Communication
Input Prime
Sets whether to use Half Duplex Send or Full Duplex Send for the parallel port.
Resets when the Input Prime signal is received. The settings here are only valid when [ESC/P]
or [HPGL Mode] are selected in [Print Mode].
NOTE: [Adobe Communication Protocol] can be set when the PostScript 3 Kit (option) is
installed.
4.
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required depending on the OS of the computer.
Select [Close] until the "Reboot" screen appears.
5.
Select [Yes].
6.
Reboot the machine and print the Configuration Report. Check that the parallel port is enabled.
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7.
Turn OFF the machine and the connected computer.
8.
Connect the Parallel Interface Cable to the Parallel Interface on the computer.
9.
Start up the computer.
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to 9.1.1.3 in Chapter 9.
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<Setup Procedure>
1.

(1)
(2)
(3)
2.
3.
Select [Tools].
The USB Port Settings screen appears.

(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Select [USB] and select [Change Settings].
(5)
(6)
Set the following items where necessary.
Print Mode
PJL
Sets the print language for the data received.

Enable this to receive PJL command jobs.
The PJL command does not exist in any of the printer languages. Therefore, it is a command
that is able to set the print language of the next data regardless of the printer language that is
currently specified.
Auto Eject Time
Adobe Communication Protocol
Sets the time to output paper automatically after data has not been sent to the printer.
Performs settings for the defined protocol for transmission between the PostScript printer and
the host.
4.
5.
Select [Yes].
6.
Reboot the machine and print the Configuration Report. Check that the USB port is enabled.
7.
Connect the USB Cable to the USB Interface connector on the machine.
8.
Connect the USB Cable to the computer and turn it ON. For the installation procedure of the Printer
Driver found in the CentreWare Utilities CD-ROM, refer to 9.1.1.3 in Chapter 9.
(8)
9.1.1.2.6 TCP/IP (LPD/Port 9100) Settings

4.
<Setup Procedure>
1.
(1)
(1)
(2)
Select [Bonjour] and select [Change Settings].
(2)
(3)
Select [Port Status] and select [Change Settings]. Select [Save].
5.
(3)
2.
3.
Select [Close] until the "Tools" screen appears.
If the client is MacOS 10.2 or later, a Discovery feature that automatically detects printers on the IP
Network can be made available.
Select [Tools].
(2)
(3)
(4)
Select [LPD] and select [Change Settings].
(5)
(6)
(4)
(5)
6.
Select [Yes].
7.
Reboot the machine and print the Configuration Report. Check that the LPD port is enabled.
8.
Connect the LAN Cable to the machine 10Base-T/100Base-TX connector.
9.
Connect the LAN Cable to the computer and turn it ON. For the installation procedure of the Printer
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When using LPD port or Port 9100, activate the LPD port or Port 9100 respectively. Activate the
LPD Port here.
(1)
Set the IP Address.

The step here is for IPv4. For IPv6, refer to the step for IPv4 and perform settings.
This procedure is not necessary if the IP address has already been set. Set only the access method
in the DHCP and BOOTP environment. Check the IP address, subnet mask, and gateway address
settings when the IP address cannot be obtained automatically or when setting manually.
(1)
Select [Protocol Settings].
(2)
Select [IPv4 - IP Address Resolution] and select [Change Settings].
(3)
Select "DHCP", "BOOTP", "RARP", "DHCP / Autonet" or "STATIC" and select [Save]. If an
item other than "STATIC" was selected, go to step 4.
NOTE: If DHCP server is used, the WINS (Windows Internet Name Service) server will be
used at the same time.
(4)
Select [IPv4 - IP Address] and select [Change Settings].
(5)
Enter the IP address using the (number) buttons.

NOTE: Enter the address in the format of xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is a numeric from 0 to 255.
However, 224 to 225.xxx.xxx.xxx and 127.xxx.xxx.xxx cannot be set.
If a mistake is made, press the <C (Clear)> button and enter again.
To move to the next bit for entries with less than 3 digits, select [Next].
(6)
Select [Save].
(7)
Set the [IPv4 - Subnet Mask] and [IPv4 - Gateway Address] in the same way.
NOTE: Enter the address in xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx format.xxx is a numeric from 0 to 255. However,
224 to 225.xxx.xxx.xxx and 127.xxx.xxx.xxx cannot be set.
For subnet mask, select combinations of values 0, 128, 192, 224, 248, 252 and 255.
However, do not set the middle values to 0.
If a gateway address is not required, enter 0.0.0.0.
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Supported Interface
100Base-TX
10Base-T
Supported Frame Type
Ethernet II
IEEE 802.3
IEEE 802.3/IEEE 802.2
IEEE 802.3/IEEE 802.2/SNAP
4.
Select [Close].
5.
Reboot the machine and print the Configuration Report. Check that the NetWare port is enabled,
and check the NetWare device name and network address.
6.
Set up the machine using the CentreWare Utilities CD-ROM.
[Using LPD Port at NDPS]

1.
The network component devices (HUB, etc.) might not be compliant with the frame type auto
setting. When the data link lamp of the network component device port that is connected to the
machine is OFF, the settings of the machine frame type is aligned to the file server frame type.
Settings are performed through the CentreWare Internet Services.
Machine Settings
If using IPX/SPX, enable the machine NetWare Port and use the CentreWare Utilities CDROM to set up the machine.
If using LDP Port at NDPS, enable the machine LPD Port, set the TCP/IP and use the
CentreWare Utilities CD-ROM to set up the machine.
Computer Settings
Install the Printer Driver.
[Using IPX/SPX]
1.
(2)
Enter the User ID using the <number> keys or the keyboard that is displayed by selecting
[Keyboard] and select [Enter].
(3)
Setup Procedure

(1)
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NOTE: The machine sends out packets in each frame type on the network and automatically
enables the first frame type received in response. The frame type can be fixed. However, if
multiple protocols exist on the same network, Ethernet II will be enabled.
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(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Select [LPD] and select [Change Settings].
(5)
(6)
(7)
Set the IP address, etc.

This procedure is not necessary if the IP address has already been set. When in the DHCP and
BOOTP environment, set only the access method. Check the IP address, subnet mask, and
gateway address settings when the IP address cannot be obtained automatically or when setting
manually.
(1)
(1)
(2)
(2)
(3)
Select "DHCP", "BOOTP", "RARP", "DHCP/Autonet" or "STATIC" and "Save". If an item other
than "STATIC" was selected, go to step 4.
(3)
2.
Select [Tools].
Enable the LDP port.
Select [Tools].
(4)
Enable the NetWare port.
(5)
(1)
(2)
NOTE: Enter the address in xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx format .xxx is a number from 0 to 255. However,
(3)
(4)
Select [NetWare] and select [Change Settings].
(5)
(6)
(6)
Select [Save].
(7)
NOTE: Enter the address in xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx format.xxx is a number from 0 to 255. However,
For subnet mask, select combinations of values 0, 128, 192, 224, 240, 248, 252, 254, and
255. However, do not set 0 in between values.
4.
5.
Select [Close].
6.
Reboot the machine and print the Configuration Report. Check that the LPD port is enabled, and
check the TCP/IP settings.
7.
8.
9.1.1.2.8 Microsoft Networks (SMB) Settings

<Setup Procedure>
1.

(1)
(2)
(3)
2.
Connect the LAN Cable to the computer and turn it ON.
(1)
For the installation procedure of the Printer Driver found in the CentreWare Utilities CD-ROM, refer
to 9.1.1.3 in Chapter 9.
3.
Select [Tools].
Enable the SMB port.

(2)
(3)
(4)
Select [SMB] and select [Change Settings].
(5)
(6)
(7)
Set the IP Address.

(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)

(6)
Select [Save].
(7)
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However, do not set 0 in between values.
9.1.1.2.8 Microsoft Networks (SMB) Settings
Installation
Installation
9.1.1.2.9 Internet Printing (IPP) Settings
4.
5.
Select [Close].
6.
Reboot the machine and print the Configuration Report. Check that the SMB port is enabled.
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NOTE: If NetBEUI is used as the protocol, select NetBEUI for the SMB protocol in CentreWare
Internet Services port settings.
7.
8.
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9.1.1.2.9 Internet Printing (IPP) Settings

<Setup Procedure>
1.

(1)
(2)
(3)
2.
3.
Select [Tools].
Enable the IPP port.

(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Select [IPP] and select [Change Settings].
(5)
(6)
(7)
Set the IP Address.

(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)

(6)
Select [Save].
(7)
4.
5.
Select [Close].
6.
Reboot the machine and print the Configuration Report. Check that the IPP port is enabled.
7.
8.
9.1.1.2.10 EtherTalk Settings

<Setup Procedure>
1.

(1)
(2)
(3)
2.
(1)
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Select [Tools].
Enable the EtherTalk port.

(2)
(3)
(4)
Select [EtherTalk] and select [Change Settings].
(5)
(6)
(7)
3.
Select [Close].
4.
Reboot the machine and print the Configuration Report. Check that the EtherTalk port is enabled.
5.
6.
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9.1.1.2.10 EtherTalk Settings
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9.1.1.2.11 About Memory
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<Memory Setup Procedure>
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NOTE: The maximum value that can be set changes according to the available memory capacity.
HP-GL/2 Auto Layout Memory

Specifies the HP-GL/2 memory capacity.
1.

(1)
(2)
Set a value between 64 to 5120KB in increments of 32KB.

NOTE: This feature is displayed when the Emulation Kit or PostScript 3 Kit is installed.
(3)
2.
3.
4.
Select [Print Service Settings].
5.
Select [Allocate Memory].
6.
Select [Change Settings] for the item you wish to set/change.
7.
Set the values.
8.
Select [Save].
Receiving Buffer - USB
Receiving Buffer - LPD
Sets the USB Receiving Buffer. Set a value between 64 to 1024KB in increments of 32KB.
No Spooling
Does not perform spooling. When processing LPD print from one client, the machine cannot
receive data from another client using the same interface. Set the value for the Receiving
Buffer memory capacity for LPD between 64 to 1024KB in increments of 32KB.
<Uses of Memory>
Receiving Buffer - Parallel

Sets the Parallel Receiving Buffer.
Select [Tools].
Select [Tools].
The maximum value that can be set changes according to the available memory capacity.
Spool to Memory
Performs spooling. Uses the memory for spooling for the Receive Buffer. When this is
selected, set the value for the Receive Buffer memory capacity for spooling between 512KB to
32.00MB in increments of 0.25MB. Print data larger than the set memory capacity cannot be
received.
In this case, select [Spool to Hard Disk] or [No Spooling].
PostScript Memory
Specifies the PostScript memory capacity.
Set a value between 16.00 to 96.00MB in increments of 0.25MB.
NOTE: This feature is displayed depending on the model. Options are required. The maximum
value that can be set changes according to the available memory capacity.
Spool to Hard Disk

Performs spooling. Uses the hard disk for spooling for the Receiving Buffer.
ART EX Form Memory
Specifies the ART EX memory capacity.

If hard disk is installed, the hard disk is used and the memory capacity cannot be changed. If no
hard disk is installed, forms can be stored in the ART EX Form Memory and the memory capacity
can be specified.
Set the NetWare Receiving Buffer.

Receiving Buffer - SMB
Receiving Buffer - NetWare
NOTE: The maximum value that can be set changes according to the available memory capacity.
Does not perform spooling. When processing SMB print from one client, the machine cannot
receive data from another client using the same interface.
ART IV, ESC/P, 201H Form Memory
Set the value for the Receiving Buffer memory capacity for SMB between 64 to 1024KB in
increments of 32KB.
Specifies the ART IV, ESC/P, 201H memory capacity.
If hard disk is installed, the hard disk is used and the memory capacity cannot be changed. If no
hard disk is installed, forms can be stored in the ART IV, ESC/P, 201H Form Memory and the
memory capacity can be specified.
Print data larger than the set memory capacity cannot be received. In this case, select [Spool
to Hard Disk] or [No Spooling].
NOTE: This feature is displayed depending on the model. Options are required.
The maximum value that can be set changes according to the available memory capacity.
Spool to Hard Disk

ART IV User Defined Memory

Specifies the ART IV User Defined memory capacity.
Spool to Memory
Performs spooling. Uses the memory for spooling for the Receiving Buffer. When this is
selected, set the value for the Receive Buffer memory capacity for spooling between 512KB to
32.00MB in increments of 0.25MB.
No Spooling
Receiving Buffer - IPP
No Spooling
Does not perform spooling. When processing IPP print from one client, the machine cannot
receive data from another client using the same interface. Set the value for the Receive Buffer
memory capacity for IPP between 64 to 1024KB in increments of 32KB.
Sets whether to switch the tray for printing to another tray when the tray selected by Auto Tray
Switching does not contain the paper selected. If this is selected, set the paper size.
Display Message
Use Larger Size
Use Closest Size
Select Tray 5
Displays the message to add paper without switching trays.
Spool to Hard Disk
Receiving Buffer - EtherTalk
Prints a 100% copy using the next larger paper size.
Sets the EtherTalk Receiving Buffer.

Prints using the next closest paper size. Automatically reduces the image where necessary.
Receiving Buffer - Port 9100

Sets the Port 9100 Receiving Buffer.
Print on paper that is loaded on Tray 5 (Bypass).
<Form Deletion Procedure>
Sets whether to insert a sheet (banner sheet) for easy separation from other output prints.
NOTE: The banner sheet will not be stapled even if stapling is specified.
Deletes registered ART EX, ART IV, ESC/P, PC-PR201H forms.

1.
Select [Delete Form].
2.
Select the item to delete.
3.
Enter the Form Number using the <Numeric Keypad> and select [Confirm].
4.
Check the form name and select [Delete Data].
ART EX
ART IV
ESC/P
PC-PR201H
Off
Start Sheet
End Sheet
Start Sheet & End Sheet
Print User ID
When printing using Printer Driver, sets whether to print the User recognition information on the
printed pages to differentiate between Users.
Form Number
Once the item to delete is selected, the form number can be entered. Form number can be
between between 1 to 2048.
Printed before and after the print job.
Deletes forms for PC-PR201 emulation.
The meter counts up when the banner sheet is printed.
Printed after the print job.
Deletes forms for ESC/P emulation.
The document name will not be displayed on banner sheets for Macintosh print jobs.
Printed before the print job.
Deletes forms for ART IV printer driver.
Do not print banner sheet.
Deletes forms for ART EX printer driver.
Banner Sheet
Form Name
Select [Confirm] after entering the form number to display the form name that matches the
form number.
Banner Sheet Tray

Sets the paper tray for banner sheets for sorting.
Select from [Tray 1] to [Tray 4].
PostScript Font Absence

Sets the processing when the PostScript font specified by the job is not installed.
<Other Setup Procedures>
Configure the paper settings to be used in the printer.
Cancel Printing
Substitute Font and Print
Cancels printing.
1.
Select [Other Settings].
2.
Select [Change Settings] for the item you wish to set/change.
3.
Select the settings.
Continues printing using a substitute font.
PostScript Font Substitution
4.
Select [Save].
Print Area
Sets whether to use ATCx in font substitution when the PostScript font specified by the job is not
installed.
Sets whether to expand the print area.
Substitute Tray
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PostScript Paper Supply

Sets whether to enable the PostScript DMS (Deferred Media Selection) feature.
PostScript Default Color

Sets the default setting for Output Color for AdobePS and PDF.
Version 1.2
9.1.1.3 Installation of Printer Driver

9.1.1.3.1 Printing Direct to a Network Printer
The following describes the installation procedure for the printer driver for printing direct to the network
printer without going through a server.
Purpose
1.
Insert the bundled CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.
Paper Type Mismatch
2.
Click [Install the print/fax driver].
Sets the processing for paper type mismatch when the paper type set in the paper tray does not
match the specified paper type.
3.
Click [Standard] for setup.
Print
Display Confirmation Screen
4.
Displays the confirmation screen and prompts for the processing method.
Click [Next].
5.
Unregistered Forms
Sets whether to print the job when the form specified by the form data file (text overlay) is not
registered in the host computer.
The printers connected on the same subnet via TCP/IP will be displayed in the "Printers found" list.
Check that the check box of [Name of product being used (Model Name)] is selected and check its
IP Address. Unselect the check boxes of those printers that do not need to be installed.
Continues printing even if the paper type is different.
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Select the application to be installed with the printer driver from the tool that is displayed. Click
[Next].
6.
Check the contents, select [Yes] to agree and click [Install].
7.
If you wish to use this printer as a default printer, select [Name of product being used (Model Name)]
in [Default Printer Setup]. If not, select [Do not change]. Make other settings where necessary.
If [Print] is selected, as the specified form is not available, only the data will be printed.
8.
Click [Test Page] and check that the machine can print.
9.
Click [Finish]. Click [Yes] in the "Driver Installation Tool" dialog box that appears to end the
installation.
9.1.1.3.2 Printing using SMB

The following describes the installation procedure for the printer driver for SMB printing.
Purpose
1.
2.

The "Driver Installation Tool - Setup" screen appears.
3.
Click [Custom] for setup.
4.
Select [SMB Printer] and click [Next].
5.
Enter the SMB printer Host name in field [Host Name], or specify the SMB printer from [Printers
which can be selected]. Click [Next].
6.
Check the contents and click [Yes] to accept.
7.
[Next].
8.
Check the contents, select [Yes] to agree and click [Install].
9.
If you wish to use this printer as a default printer, select [Name of product being used (Model Name)]
in [Default Printer Setup]. If not, select [Do not change]. Make other settings where necessary.
10. Click [Test Page] and check that the machine can print.
11. Click [Finish]. Click [Yes] in the "Driver Installation Tool" dialog box that appears to end the
installation.
9.1.1.3.3 Printing via a server

The following describes the installation procedure for the printer driver for printing via a server.
Purpose
9.1.1.4 NetWare Environment Settings
1.
9.1.1.4.1 Computer Environment
2.
3.
The environment for printing using the NetWare network is as follows.

4.
Select [Shared Printer] and click [Next].
5.
Enter the printer path name in [Shared Name] or click [Browse] to specify the printer. Click [OK].
Applicable File Server
Applicable Client OS
Novell NetWare 3.12J/3.2J/4.11J/4.2/5/5.1
6.
Check the contents and click [Yes] to accept.
Microsoft Windows 2000/XP/XP x64 *1
7.
[Next].
Microsoft Windows Server 2003/2003 x64 *1
8.
Check the contents, select [Yes] to accept and click [Install].
9.
If you wish to use this printer as a default printer, select [Name of product being used (Model
Name)] in [Default Printer Setup]. If not, select [Do not change]. Make other settings where
necessary.
Microsoft Windows Vista/Vista x64 *1

*1: PLC (E/TC/KO/SC Standard). PostScript (E/TC/KO/SC Optional)
9.1.1.4.2 Interface
The supported frame types are as follows.
10. Click [Test Page] and check that the machine can print.
11. Click [Finish]. Click [Yes] in the "Driver Installation Tool" dialog box that appears to end the
installation.
IEEE 802.3
9.1.1.3.4 Printing to a Local Printer

Purpose
IEEE 802.3/IEEE 802.2
IEEE 802.3/IEEE 802.2/SNAP
1.
2.
Ethernet II
For IPX/SPX, the machine sends out packets in each frame type on the network and automatically
enables the first frame type received in response. (Factory Settings)

However, if multiple protocols exist on the same network, Ethernet II will be enabled.

3.
4.
Select [Local Printer] and click [Next].
5.
Specify the [Port] and [Model]. Click [Next].
9.1.1.4.3 Setup Flow
6.
Select [For Printing] and click [Next].
1.
7.
[Next].
2.
Set up the machine using the CentreWare Driver & Network Utilities CD-ROM.
8.
Check the contents, select [Yes] to accept and click [Install].
3.
9.
If you wish to use this printer as a default printer, select [Name of product being used (Model
Name)] in [Default Printer Setup]. If not, select [Do not change]. Make other settings where
necessary.
9.1.1.4.4 Setup Procedure for Bindery Connection
For TCP/IP, Ethernet II will be enabled automatically.
10. Select [Name of product being used (Model Name)] that is displayed in [Added/Changed Printers],
click [Properties], and select the check box of the appropriate option in [Change Settings] of the
"Options" tab.
9.1.1.3.5 How to get the Latest Driver

The method to obtain the latest printer driver is described here.
Prints the Settings List. Check the network address and machine name in the "Configuration
Report".
Operation Procedure
1.
Login to the target NetWare server as a user with Administrator rights.
2.
Insert the CentreWare Driver & Utility CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.
3.
Click [Admin Tools].
4.
Click [Setup NetWare Connected Printer] and select [Name of product being used (Model Name)].
5.
Select [TCP/IP] in [Protocol].
Purpose
6.
Select the search method where necessary. Click [Next].
1.
Click the [About] button on the "Advanced Settings" tab of the printer properties.
7.
2.
Click the [Fuji Xerox Homepage] button.
Check the network address in the Settings List and select the printer from [Fuji Xerox Printer
Available].
3.
Follow the instructions and download the relevant printer driver.
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Click [OK].
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Select [Bindery] in [NetWare Connection Type].
Tree Name
Click [Next].
Context Name
10. Enter a printer name in [Printer Name] and click [Next].
File Server Name
11. Set the queue name.
Notification Language (Factory Settings: Japanese)
Select the [Server] to create the queue and enter a queue name in [Queue Name]. Click [Next].
Queue Search Interval (Factory Settings: 4sec)
Check the setting contents and click [Finish].
Server Search Attempts (Factory Settings: No limit)
Password
12.
13. Click [Close].

Setup is complete.
Frame Type (Factory Settings: Auto)
9.1.1.4.5 Setup Procedure for NDS Connection
Active Discovery (Factory Settings: Enable)
Operation Procedure
TBCP Filter (Factory Settings: Off)
1.
Login to the target Tree and Context as a user with Administrator rights.
2.
Insert the CentreWare Driver & Utility CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive. The installation menu will be
activated.
3.
Click [Admin Tools].
4.
Click [Setup NetWare Connected Printer] and select [Name of product being used (Model Name)].
5.
Select [TCP/IP] in [Protocol].
6.
Select the search method where necessary. Click [Next].
7.
Check the network address in the Settings List and select the printer from [Fuji Xerox Printer
Available]. Click [Next].
8.
Click [OK].
9.
Select [NDS] in [NetWare Connection Type].

Click [Next].
10. Select [Tree] in [NDS Tree] and [Context] in [Context].

Click [Next].
11. Enter a printer name in [Printer Name] and click [Next].
12. Set the queue name.
Enter [Volume], [Queue Name] and [New Queue Context]. Click [Next].
13. Check the setting contents and click [Finish].
14. Click [Close].
Setup is complete.
9.1.1.4.6 Other Settings

Set the following items where necessary. However, it is not necessary to change the Factory Settings for
normal operation.
Print Mode (Factory Settings: Auto Switching)
JCL Switch (Factory Settings: Enabled)
NetWare Receive Buffer (Factory Settings: 256KB)
Transport Protocol (Factory Settings: TCP/IP, IPX/SPX)
NetWare Receive Buffer (Factory Settings: 256K)
The following items can also be set using CentreWare Internet Services.
Machine Name (Factory Settings: FX-xxxxxx)
Operation Mode (Factory Settings: Directory PServer Mode)
9.1.1.5 Internet Printing Settings
9.1.2 Duplex Auto-Document Feeder (DADF)
9.1.1.5.1 System Configuration
Product Code
This machine supports IPP (Internet Printing Protocol). For Windows Me and Windows 2000, as the
client software for printing using the IPP printer (IPP Port Monitor) is available, supported IPP printers
can be added from the "Add Printer" Wizard. If IPP is used, remote printing via Internet or Intranet can be
performed.
[ApeosPort-IV/DocuCentre-IV C3370/C2270 Platen Machine (Eng)]

QC100060
Uses TCP/IP
Microsoft Windows 2000/XP/XP x64, Microsoft Windows Server 2003/2003 x64,and Microsoft
Windows Vista/Vista x64 are supported.
1.

(1)
DADF
9.1.1.5.2 Setup Flow
(2)
Retard Roll
Setup flow
(3)
Platen Cushion
(4)
Label
1.
Settings at the Machine

Use the Control Panel of the printer or "CentreWare Internet Services" to set the IP address and
enable the IPP port.
2.
Client Settings
Install the printer driver and set up the print destination.
Figure 1 j0ki91092
2.
3.
WARNING
4.
Pull out and remove the Platen Cover from the Main Processor.
5.
Remove the Hinge Covers. (Figure 2)

(1)
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6.
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Install the DADF. (Figure 3)
8.
(1)
9.
Insert the tabs (x2) of the Counter Balance into the grooves of the installation holes.
(1)
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7.
Paste the Platen Cushion to the DADF. (Figure 4)

(1)
Place the Platen Cushion on the Platen Glass.
(2)
Set up the gap between the Regi Guide and Platen Guide.
(3)
Slowly close the DADF and press it onto the DADF Platen Cushion.
10. Install the Retard Roll. (Figure 6)
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11. Close the Retard Roll Cover. (Figure 7)
(1)
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14. Paste the Label. (Figure 9)
Close the Retard Roll Cover.
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15. Turn the power ON and check the overall operation.
12. Close the DADF Top Cover.
16. Explain how to handle the machine to the customer where necessary.
13. Connect the DADF cable to the IIT. (Figure 8)
17. Record "DADF: 151V" in the Service Report.
(1)
Connect the cable.
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9.1.3 Installation of Inner Output Tray (FX Only)
9.1.4 Installation of Side Tray Kit
This Kit is optional for FX countries. It is a standard component for IBG.
Product Code: EC101477
1.
Check the bundled items.

(1)
Face Up Transport Assembly: 1
(2)
Face Up Tray: 1
(3)
Tray Cover: 1
2.
3.
WARNING
4.
5.
Open the chute of the Fuser.
6.
Remove the Transport Assembly. (Figure 1)

(1)
Remove the rear link from the Frame.
(2)
Remove the front link from the Frame.
(3)
Remove the Transport Assembly.
Figure 1 j0wa90116
7.
Remove the rear link from the removed Transport Assembly and install it to the Face Up Transport
Asembly. (Figure 2)
Figure 2 j0ki91105
8.
Pull out the spacer of the Face Up Transport Assembly to the position shown in the figure. (Figure 3)
Figure 4 j0ki91107
10. Install the link at the front. (Figure 5)
(1)
Insert the boss of the link into the hole.
Figure 3 j0ki91106
9.
Install the Face Up Transport Assembly. (Figure 4)

(1)
Insert the pin at the front into the hole.
(2)
Mount the rear side on the support.
Figure 5 j0ki91108
11. Push in the spacer. (Figure 6)
(1)
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Move the spacer in the direction of the arrow.
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Figure 6 j0ki91109
12. Insert the rear link. (Figure 7)
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14. Install the Tray Cover. (Figure 9)
(1)
Align the tip of the link with the alignment of the installation hole and install it.
(2)
Rotate the link 90 degress in the direction that does not allow it to twist.
(1)
Install the Tray Cover.
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15. Close the Face Up Transport Assembly.
13. Install the Face Up Tray. (Figure 8)
(1)
Attach the Face Up Tray.
16. Close the L/H Cover Unit.

17. Turn the power ON and enter UI Diag - DC131"NVM Read / Write".
[FX] Change the value of DC131 [742-857] from "0" to "2".
[IBG] If an Inner Output Tray (product code: EC101478) is already installed, change the value from
"1" to "3" instead.
18. Explain to the customer how to operate the machine where necessary.
19. Record "Side Tray Kit: 190V" in the Service Report.
(12) Wing Bracket: 1
9.1.5.1 Installation of Large Color Control Panel (1 of 4)
(13) Latch: 1
Product Code
(14) Stay Bracket: 1
Large Size UI Kit for English: EC101537
(15) Harness Guide: 1
Large Size UI Kit for Korean: EC101538
(16) P-Clamp: 1
Large Size UI Kit for TC: EC101539
(17) Clamp: 3
Large Size UI Kit for SC: EC101540
(18) Thumbscrew: 2
Large Size UI Installation Kit: EC101474
(19) Model Label: 1 set

(20) New Type:Screw(M3x6):7
1.
Old Type:Screw(M3x6):3(with 4 dimples on the head)
Old Type:Screw(M3x6):7(without 4 dimples on the head)
Large Color Control Panel - Bundled Items (Figure 1)

(1)
S104 Control Panel: 1
(2)
Key Label: 1
(21) New Type:Screw(M4x6):11

Old Type:Screw(M4x6):8
(22) Tapping Screw (4x10): 2
(23) Tapping Screw (3x8): 2
*There are no illustration notations for Items 19 to 23.
Figure 1 j0ki91173
Large Color Control Panel Installation Kit - Bundled Items (Figure 2)

(1)
Wing Table: 1
(2)
Bottom Cover: 1
(3)
Housing: 1
(4)
Top Cover: 1
(5)
Clip Cover: 1
(6)
Hinge: 1
(7)
Right Hinge Cover: 1
(8)
Left Hinge Cover: 1
(9)
Neck Post Cover: 1
Figure 2 j0ki91174
(10) Front Post Cover: 1

(11) Rear Post Cover: 1
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(1)
(2)
Remove the Rear Cover.
Figure 3 j0ki91175
2.
3.
WARNING
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8.
Remove the MCU Cover. (Figure 6)

(1)
Release the hook and remove the MCU Cover.
4.
5.
6.

(1)
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9.

(1)
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7.
(2)
(3)
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10. Remove the wire harness from the clamp. (Figure 8)
(1)
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12. Remove the screws that secure the PWB Chassis Unit. (Figure 10)
Release the clamps (x2) and remove the wire harness.
(1)
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(1)
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13. Open the PWB Chassis Unit. (Figure 11)
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15. Remove the Blind Covers from the IIT Left Cover. (Figure 12)
(1)
Remove the Blind Covers (x2).

(1)
(2)
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(1)
Remove the screw.
(2)
21. Go to 9.1.5.2 Installation of Large Color Control Panel (2 of 4).

1.
Remove the Left Rear Upper Cover. (Figure 1)

(1)
(2)
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4.
(1)
Figure 1 j0ki91178
2.
Remove the Blind Cover of the Left Rear Upper Cover. (Figure 2)
(1)
Figure 4 j0ki91085
5.
Figure 2 j0ki91179
3.
(1)
(2)
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Remove the W85 Control Panel. (Figure 5)

(1)
Hold the W85 Control Panel and slide it slowly to the Front.
(2)
Release the cable from the hooks (x2).
(3)
Release the hook at the bottom of the Connector Housing and disconnect the connector.
(4)
Release the clamp to remove the USB Cable.
(5)
Disconnect the connector of the USB Cable at the inner side.
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Figure 5 j0ki91086
6.
Remove the W85 UI Cable. (Figure 6)

(1)
Figure 7 j0ki91182
8.
Remove the W85 UI Cable and the USB Cable from the Frame.
Install the Wing Bracket. (Figure 8)

(1)
(2)
Secure them by using the screws (M3x6: x4).
(3)
Secure it by using the screws (M4x6: x2).
Figure 6 j0ki91181
7.
Disconnect the connector of the W85 UI Cable at the BP PWB side and remove the W85 UI Cable.
(Figure 7)
Figure 8 j0ki91183
(1)
(2)
Remove the cable bands (x2).
(1)
Install the clamps (x3).
(3)
Release the clamp to remove the W85 UI Cable.
(2)
Secure the USB Cable by using the clamps (x3).
(4)
Remove the W85 UI Cable from the Harness Guide.
9.
Install the clamps. (Figure 9)
Figure 9 j0ki91210
10. Install the Wing Tray. (Figure 10)
(1)
Figure 11 j0ki91185
12. Secure the Wing Tray. (Figure 12)
Install the Wing Tray.
(1)
Tighten the screws (M4x6:2).
Figure 10 j0ki91184
11. Secure the Wing Tray. (Figure 11)
(1)
Figure 12 j0ki91191
13. Install the Stay Bracket. (Figure 13)
Secure it by using the Thumbscrews (x2).
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(1)
Install Stay Bracket.
(2)
Secure it by using the screws (M4x6: x4).
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Figure 13 j0ki91186
14. Reinstall the Left Upper Cover. (Figure 14)
(1)
Secure the Left Upper Cover.
15. Thread the S104 UI Cable. (Figure 15)

Thread the S104 UI Cable.
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Figure 15 j0ki91188
16. Install the S104 UI Cable to the BP PWB by referring to the removal procedure in Step 7.
Figure 14 j0ki91187
(1)
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1.
Insert the S104 UI Cable into the U-Groove and reinstall the Left Upper Cover. (Figure 1)
(1)
Insert the S104 UI Cable into the U-Groove and secure the Left Upper Cover.
Figure 3 j0ki91192
4.
Install the Front Post Cover.(Figure 4)

(1)
Install the Front Post Cover
Figure 1 j0ki91189
2.
Install the latch to the Wing Tray. (Figure 2)

(1)
Install the latch.
Figure 4 j0ki91237
5.
Figure 2 j0ki91190
3.
Install the hinge. (Figure 5)

(1)
Install the hinge.
(2)
Secure it by using the New Type:Screw (M4x6:3)

or Old Type:Screw (M3x6:3).
Install the Bottom Cover. (Figure 3)

(1)
Install the Bottom Cover in the direction of the arrow.
(2)
Secure it by using the Tapping Screws (M4x10: 2).
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Figure 5 j0ki91238
6.
Install the Neck Post Cover.(Figure 6)

(1)
Figure 7 j0ki91198
8.
Install the Neck Post Cover.
Pass the S104 UI Cable through the hinge. (Figure 8)

(1)
Pass the S104 UI Cable through the hinge.
Figure 6 j0ki91239
7.
Install the Rear Post Cover.(Figure 7)

(1)
Figure 8 j0ki91195
9.
Install the Harness Guide. (Figure 9)
Install the Rear Post Cover in the direction of the arrow.
(1)
Insert the hook of the Harness Guide into the hinge.
Secure it by using the Screw (M3x6).
(2)
Slowly push the Harness Guide in the direction of the arrow.
Figure 9 j0ki91196
10. Close the PWB Chassis Unit.
11. Remove the One Touch Panel. (Figure 10)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Figure 10 j0ki40105
12. Turn the W85 Control Panel upside down.
13. Release the hooks of the Overlay Cover. (Figure 11)
(1)
Figure 11 j0ki40107
14. Turn the W85 Control Panel so that its screen is face up.
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15. Remove the Overlay Cover. (Figure 12)

(1)
Figure 14 j0ki40110
Figure 12 j0ki40108
20. Remove the W85 Console Assembly. (Figure 15)

(1)
Remove the W85 Console Assembly in the direction of the arrow.
16. Turn the W85 Control Panel upside down.

(1)
(2)
Remove the screws (x2),

and one of them is to be used for the step12 of 9.1.5.4
Figure 15 j0ki40111
Figure 13 j0ki40109
18. Turn the W85 Control Panel so that its screen is face up.
(1)
(2)
Remove the screw.
(2)
Secure it by using the Tapping Screws (M3x8: x2) provided in the Kit.
1.
Install the housing. (Figure 1)

(1)
Install the housing.
Figure 3 j0ki40109
5.
Connect the USB Cable to the USB Connector of the housing. (Figure 4)
(1)
Secure the USB Cable to the clamp such that the cable tie of the USB Cable is at the right side
of the clamp.
(2)
Connect the connector and store the excess length of USB Cable in the square hole.
Figure 1 j0ki91204
2.
Secure the Housing by using the screws that were removed in step 19 of 9.1.5.3.(Figure 2)
(1)
Secure it by using the Tapping Screws (x2).
(2)
Secure it by using the screw.
Figure 4 j0ki91206
6.
Figure 2 j0ki91205
3.
Turn the housing upside down.
4.
Secure the housing by using the screws. (Figure 3)

(1)
Secure the housing to the IIT. (Figure 5)

(1)
Install the housing.
(2)
Secure it by using the screws (x4).
Secure it by using the Tapping Screw that were removed in step 17 of 9.1.5.3.
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Figure 5 j0ki91207
7.
Install the Top Cover. (Figure 6)

(1)
Figure 7 j0ki91209
9.
Install the Top Cover.
Remove the Rear Panel Cover of S104 Control Panel. (Figure 8)

(1)
Remove the screw.
(2)
Remove the Rear Panel Cover.
Figure 6 j0ki91208
Figure 8 j0ki91199
8.
Install the Clip Cover and paste the Model Label. (Figure 7)
(1)
Install the Clip Cover.
(2)
Paste the Model Label.
10. Loosen the screws of S104 Control Panel. (Figure 9)

(1)
Figure 9 j0ki91200
Figure 11 j0ki91202
11. Install the S104 Control Panel. (Figure 10)

(1)
Install the S104 Control Panel.
(2)
13. Reinstall the Rear Panel Cover.

14. Install the Right Hinge Cover and Left Hinge Cover. (Figure 12)
(1)
Install the Right Hinge Cover and Left Hinge Cover.
(2)
Secure them by using the screws (M3x6: x2).
Figure 10 j0ki91201
Figure 12 j0ki91203
12. Install the S104 UI Cable to the S104 Control Panel. (Figure 11)
(1)
Connect the connector.
15. Reinstall the parts that were removed.
(2)
Insert the cable bands (x2).
(3)
Secure it by using the clamp.
16. Return the Control Unit and Power Cord to their original states and return the machine to its
installation location.
(4)
Attach the P-Clamp and secure it by using the Screw that were removed in step 17 of 9.1.5.3
(M3x6).
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17. Turn the power ON and press any key on the Large Color Control Panel. After a while (approx.
1min), the <Log In / Out> button, etc. will blink. At that timing, turn OFF the power switch and the
main power switch, then turn the power ON again. Verify that the Large Color Control Panel is
recognized, has started up normally, and has entered the operational state.
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9.1.6 Installation of Wing Kit
18. Follow the instructions in the UI UNIT Collection Request Guide within the Kit to collect the W85
Control Panel.
19. Record "Large Color Control Panel: 187V" in the Service Report.
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1.
Before Installation
The Wing Table can be installed at the left or right side. Because the installation procedure for the
left and right sides are the same, the following describes only the procedure for the left side.
2.

(1)
Wing Table: 1
(2)
Latch: 1
(3)
Wing Bracket: 1
(4)
Thumbscrew: 2
(5)
Screw (M3x4): 4
Figure 1 j0ki91129
3.
4.
WARNING
5.
6.
Remove the IIT Left Cover. (Figure 2)

(1)
(2)
Remove the IIT Left Cover.
Figure 2 j0ki91130
7.
Figure 4 j0ki91132
Remove the Blind Covers from the IIT Left Cover. (Figure 3)
10. When installing the Wing Table at the right side, Step 11 can be skipped.
(1)
11. Install the Latch. (Figure 5)
Remove the Blind Covers (x2).
Figure 3 j0ki91131
Figure 5 j0ki91133
8.
Install the IIT Left Cover.
9.
Install the Wing Bracket. (Figure 4)
(1)
Install the Wing Table Assembly.
(1)
(2)
Tighten the Thumb Screws (x2).
(2)
Tighten the screws (M3x4: x4).
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Figure 6 j0ki91134
13. Return the Power Cord to its original state and return the machine to its installation location.
14. Record "Wing Kit: 192V" in the Service Report.
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8.
9.1.8 Installation of HDD Extension Kit

Install the HDD. (Figure 2)

(1)
Install the HDD.
(2)
1.
Before Installation
This Kit can be installed to:
DocuCentre C5570/C4470/C3370 (IBG English, Korean, TC)
DocuCentre C2270 (SC)
2.
3.
4.
(1)
HDD: 1
WARNING
5.
6.
Figure 2 j0ki91231
CAUTION
9.
Static electricity may damage electrical parts. Always wear a wrist band during servicing.
If a wrist strap is not available, touch some metallic parts before servicing to discharge the static
electricity.
7.

(1)
(2)
(3)
Open the handle, hold onto the handle, and pull out the Control Unit.
Reinstall the Control Unit.
11. Record "HDD Extension Kit: 197V" in the Service Report.
Figure 1 j0ki91051
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Installation
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9.1.9 Installation of Extension System RAM (1GB/512MB)
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9.1.9 Installation of Extension System RAM (1GB/512MB)

Product Code
Extension System RAM (1GB): EC101476
Extension System RAM (512MB): EC101475
1.
Before Installation
The system memory can be increased up to the maximum of 2GB.
2.

(1)
DIMM: 1
3.
4.
WARNING
CAUTION
Static electricity may damage electrical parts. Always wear a wrist band during servicing. If a wrist
band is not available, touch some metallic parts before servicing to discharge the static electricity.
5.
6.
7.

(1)
(2)
(3)
Figure 1 j0ki91051
8.
Switch the DIMM in Slot M2. Or, insert the DIMM into Slot M2. (Figure 2)
Figure 2 j0ki91052
9.
11. Record "Extension System RAM (1GB: 217V/512MB: 216V)" in the Service Report.
9.1.10 Installation of Gigabit Ethernet Port

1.
Before Installation
This Kit cannot be installed together with the Parallel port.
2.

(1)
Gigabit Ethernet: 1
(2)
Seal: 1
3.
4.
WARNING
Figure 2 j0ki91056
5.
6.
7.
9.
Install the Gigabit Ethernet by reusing the Knurling Screws (x2) that were removed in Step 8.
(Figure 3)
(1)
Install the Gigabit Ethernet.
(1)
(2)
Secure it by using the Knurling Screws (x2).
(2)
(3)
Figure 1 j0ki91051
8.

(1)
Remove the Knurling Screws (x2).
(2)
Remove the Plate.
Figure 3 j0ki91066
10. Reinstall the Control Unit.
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11. Paste the seal. (Figure 4)
Figure 4 j0ki91114
12. Connect the cable to the Gigabit Ethernet.
14. Press the <Machine Status> button and select [Machine Configuration].
Verify that "Gigabit Ethernet Board" is displayed with "Installed" status.
15. Record "Gigabit Ethernet Board: 211V" in the Service Report.
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9.1.11.1 Installation of Adobe PostScript 3 TC/SC Additional

Fonts Kit Hardware
Product Code
Adobe PostScript 3 Kit (English): EC101547 (SW Key)
Adobe PostScript 3 Kit (TC/SC Additional Fonts Kit): EC101548

CAUTION
When installing the Adobe PostScript 3 Kit to machines installed with Image Log (Standard), always set
the Image Log Software Key for Adobe PostScript 3 before installing the Adobe PostScript 3 Kit. If the
Adobe PostScript 3 Kit is installed without setting the key, the log data on the hard disk will be cleared.
1.
Before Installation
[DocuCentre-IV C5570/C4470/C3370/C2270 (IBG English, Korean, TC), DocuCentre-IV C2270
(SC)]
When installing this Kit to DocuCentre-IV C5570/C4470/C3370/C2270 (IBG English, Korean,

TC) and DocuCentre-IV C2270 (SC), item 9.1.9 Extension System RAM (1GB) is required.
Prepare the Kits and perform the installation in one continuous operation.
Figure 1 j0ki91051
8.
Insert the TC/SC Additional Font ROM into Slot R1. (Figure 2)
[ApeosPort-IV C5570/C4470/C3370/C2270, DocuCentre-IV C5570/C4470/C3370 (SC)]
2.
When installing this Kit to ApeosPort-IV C5570/C4470/C3370/C2270 and DocuCentre-IV

C5570/C4470/C3370 (SC), item 9.1.9 Extension System RAM (512MB) is required. Prepare
the Kits and perform the installation in one continuous operation.

(1)
TC/SC Additional Font ROM: 1
(2)
Software License Agreement: 1
(3)
CD ROM Packaging: 1
(4)
Adobe Label: 1
3.
4.
WARNING
Figure 2 j0ki91135
CAUTION
9.
5.
6.
11. Paste the Adobe Label at the position shown in the following figure. (Figure 3)
7.

(1)
(2)
(3)
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9.1.11.2 PostScript Settings
Version 1.2

9.1.11.2.1 About the PostScript Driver Library
The following software is included in the PostScript Driver Library CD-ROM.
1.
Software directory structure for Windows

Table 1
File/Folder Name
Software
-Win2000
MSP Script Plug-in driver for Windows 2000, Windows

XP, and Windows Server 2003 (Japanese)
-English
Universal installer for Windows 95, Windows 98,

Windows Me, Windows NT4.0, Windows 2000,
Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 (English)
-PPD
Japanese PPD file for Windows
FXOPS-PS
Figure 3 j0ki91136
-Ps3_fnts
12. Go to 9.1.11.2 PostScript Settings.
-CE Fonts
13. Record "Adobe PostScript 3 Kit: 213V" and/or "TC/SC Additional Fonts Kit: 214" in the Service
Report.
114 typefaces of European Type 1 screen font

(CE version) for Windows
-TrueType fonts
19 typefaces of European TrueType screen font for

Windows
-Type1Fonts
117 typefaces of European Type 1 screen font for

Windows
-ICM
ICC Profile for Windows
-ATM
Adobe Type Manager 3.2J for Windows 95, Windows

98, Windows Me
-AR6
Adobe Acrobat Reader 6.0.1J for Windows
-read me.txt
2.
-manual.pdf
Top menu of "PostScript Software Kit" pdf manual
-manual
The folder that stores the PDF documents that are

called from the top menu of the various manuals.
Software directory structure for Macintosh

Table 2
File/Folder Name
Software
FXOPS-PS
-Readme
-Manual
Top menu of PDF manual
-manual
The folder that stores the PDF documents that are

called from the top menu.
-AdobePS8.8J
-Readme first
-Fxreadme
-AdobePS88J Installer
PostScript driver for Mac OS 8.6 (Japanese) or later
File/Folder Name
Table 2
9.1.11.2.2 Setting Items
Software
Use the Control Panel of the printer to set up the following items according to the environment.
-AdobePS8.8J Plugin
-Readme first
Enable the port to be used.
-Fxreadme
-AdobePS88J Plugin
Installer
Windows: Parallel/Ipd/Netware/SMB/IPP/USB
PostScript driver for Mac OS 8.2.2 (Japanese) or later
-AdobePS8.7J
Mac: EtherTalk/USB
Port Settings
Memory Settings
Set up the ports of the machine and conditions for communication where necessary.
-Readme first
- AdobePS8.7J Installer
PostScript driver for Mac OS 8.5 (Japanese) or later
Change the memory available for PostScript where necessary.
-AdobePS8.5.2J
-About AdobePS
- AdobePS8.5.2J Installer
PostScript driver for Kanji Talk 7.5.3 to Mac OS 8.1

(Japanese)
-MacOS X
-10.1.5
PPD Installation package (Japanese) for Mac OS X

v10.1.5
-10.2.x

v10.2.x
-10.3.3

v10.3.3 ~ v10.3.9
-Printer description file
Japanese PPD file for Macintosh
-Color Sync Properties
ICC Profile for Macintosh
-FujiXerox PS Utility
Fuji Xerox PS Utility for Macintosh
-Screen fonts
Screen fonts for Macintosh
For how to configure the various setting items, refer to the "ApeosPort-IV/DocuCentre-IV C5570/C4470/
C3370/C2270 User Guides".
9.1.11.2.3 Operation in Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003

9.1.11.2.3.1 Bundled Software
NOTE: Refer to the User Guide for details.
The following items required for printing in Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 are
found in the accompanying CD-ROM.
Win2000 folder
The inf file and Japanese PPD file for the installation of additional printer features are found in
the Microsoft PostScript Driver (Japanese).
PPD folder
The PPD file is found here. Use this when adding PPD files to applications.
-ATM
Ps3_fnts folder
-ATM402
Adobe Type Manager 4.0.2 for Macintosh
-ATM452
Adobe Type Manager 4.5.2 for Mac OS 9
-AR6
Port Status
136 typefaces of screen font (19 typefaces of TrueType format and 117 typefaces of Type 1
format) that are supported printer fonts are found here. However, Type 1 format fonts cannot
be used in Windows 2000 (Japanese), Windows XP (Japanese) and Windows Server 2003
(Japanese).
Adobe Acrobat Reader 6.0.1J for Macintosh
19 typefaces of TrueType Font are found in the "TrueType (Core OS) fonts" folder.
Readme.txt
Precautions for using the printer driver are described here. Precautions for using the printer
driver are also found in "readme.txt" and "fxreadme.txt" of each folder.
9.1.11.2.3.2 Hardware/Software Requirements
The following is the operating environment for the printer driver for Windows 2000, Windows XP and
Windows Server 2003.
Computer
IBM PC/AT compatible machine or PC-9800 series with Windows 2000, Windows XP or
Windows Server 2003 operating environment
Software
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Windows 2000 Server
Computer
Windows 2000 Advanced Server
Windows 2000 XP Professional
Windows 2000 XP Home Edition
Software
Windows XP Home Edition
Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition
Windows 2000 Server
Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition
Windows 2000 Advanced Server
Windows Server 2003, Datacenter Edition
Windows XP Professional
Windows Server 2003, Web Edition
Windows XP Home Edition
9.1.11.2.3.3 AdobePS Software Installation
Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition
Installation Procedure for Windows 2000
Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition
IBM PC/AT compatible machine or PC-9800 series with Windows 2000, Windows XP or
Windows Server 2003 operating environment
Windows 2000 Professional
Windows Server 2003, Datacenter Edition
Windows Server 2003, Web Edition
1.
Startup Windows 2000.
2.
Click [Printers] from the "Settings" menu in the "Start" menu.
9.1.11.2.4.2 Installation Procedure for Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003
3.
Open "Add Printer".
Installation Procedure for Windows 2000
4.
Click [Next>].
5.
Select how the printer is connected to the PC and click [Next>].
1.
6.
Select the printer port and click [Next>].
2.
Disconnect the USB cable if it is connected.
For LPR protocol connection
3.
Check that the computer is turned ON, and turn the printer OFF.
(1) Click [Add Port...].
4.
Connect the computer and the printer using the USB cable.
(2) Select "Standard TCP/IP Port" in the "Type" menu and click [New Port...].
5.
Turn the printer ON.
(3) Click [Next].
6.
Click [Printers] from the "Settings" menu in the "Start" menu.
(4) Enter the printer IP address in "Printer Name or IP Address" and click [Next].
7.
Select the added printer icon and click [Properties] in the "File" menu.
(5) If "Additional Port Information Required" is displayed, select the Series Name of the model
in "Standard" under "Device Type".
8.
The USB port for the printer is added in the "Port" list of the "Ports" tab.
9.
Click [Print Test Page] on the "General" tab.
(6) Click [Finish] on the displayed dialog box.
10. Check the print result and select [OK] if the printing was done properly.
For USB port connection

When using USB Port, select "LPT1". After the printer driver installation has completed, select
USB Port.
11. Click [OK] in the "Properties" dialog box.
9.1.11.2.5 Operations on Macintosh

9.1.11.2.5.1 Bundled Software
7.
Insert the "PostScript Driver Library" CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.
8.
Click [Use Disk].
9.
Enter "x:\win2000" and click [OK].
The following items required for printing in Macintosh are found in the accompanying CD-ROM.
10. Select the printer model from the "Printers" list with the PostScript Japanese font and click [Next>].
11. Enter the printer name and set whether to use it as the default printer. Click [Next>].
"AdobePS 8.8J" folder
12. Select "Do not share this printer" and click [Next>].
The following Adobe PostScript Driver files are found here.
13. Select "Yes" or "No" and click [Finish].
AdobePS88J Installer: For Mac OS 8.6 (Japanese) or later
14. Click [Finish].
Readme first
15. Check that the printer has been added in the [Printers] window after copying.
Fxreadme
9.1.11.2.4 Using the USB Port
"AdobePS 8.8J Plugin" folder
The following Adobe PostScript Driver and out company's plugin file for the additional features
are found here. (Only for use by DC550 I/650 I/C750 I,AP550 I/650 I/750 I)
AdobePS88J Installer Plugin: For Mac OS 9.2.2 (Japanese) or later
Readme first
Fxreadme
The following is the operating environment for the printer driver for Windows 2000, Windows XP and
Windows Server 2003.
"AdobePS 8.7J" folder
Refer to the additional documentation in each folder for the installation procedure.
AdobePS87J Installer: For Mac OS 8.5 (Japanese) or later
Readme first
Fxreadme
"AR6" folder
Acrobat Reader (6.0.1J) for Macintosh is found here.
"ColorSync" folder
ICC Profile for Macintosh is found here.
"AdobePS 8.5.2J" folder
"Readme"
Contact details and precautions are described here.
AdobePS852J Installer: For Kanji Talk 7.5.3 to Mac OS 8.1 (Japanese)
About AdobePS
The following is the operating environment for the printer driver and utilities for Macintosh.
Fxreadme
Computer
"Mac OS X" folder

The following Mac OS X v10.1.5/v10.2.x/v10.3.310.3.9 folder contains the corresponding PPD
installation package and plugin installation package.
Macintosh
Power Macintosh
FujiXerox PPD Installer: Mac OS X v10.1.5/v10.2.x Japanese Version
Software
FujiXerox Plugin Installer: Mac OS X v10.3.39 Japanese Version
Print Driver
Fxreadme
AdobePS 8.5.2J: Kanji Talk 7.5.3 to Mac OS 8.1 Japanese Version
"Printer description file" folder
AdobePS 8.7J: Mac OS 8.5 Japanese Version or later
AdobePS 8.8J: Mac OS 8.6 Japanese Version or later
AdobePS 8.8J Plugin: Mac OS 9.2.2 Japanese Version or later
Printer description files used in printer driver settings (other than AdobePS8.8J, AdobePS8.7J
and AdobePS 8.5.2J) are found here.
"Fuji Xerox PS Utility" folder
PPD Installation Package
Use this when setting up the printer from a Macintosh computer. The settings available vary
according to the printer. Fuji Xerox PS Utility operates in Kanji Talk 7.5.3 (Japanese) or later.
FujiXerox PPD Installer: Mac OS X v10.1.2/v10.2.x/v10.3.3 ~ 10.3.9 (for Japanese)
Utilities
"Screen fonts" folder
FujiXerox PS Utility: KanjiTalk 7.5.3 Japanese Edition and later
Screen fonts used in Macintosh. The following are found here.
9.1.11.2.5.3 Installation Procedure
<Installation Procedure for KanjiTalk 7.5.3 ~ Mac OS 8.6 Japanese Edition and later>
"Japanese fonts"
Morisawa fonts
<Ryumin L-KL><Gothic Medium BBB>
1.
<FutoMin A101><FutoGo B101><Jun 101>
2.
Open the "FXOPS-PS" icon.
Heisei fonts
3.
Open the "AdobePS 8.5.2J" folder.
<Heisei Mincho W3><Heisei Kaku Gothic W5>
4.
Open the "AdobePS 8.5.2J" folder.
<Heisei Maru Gothic W4>
5.
Open the "About AdobePS" file and read the information about the Adobe Printer Driver.
These can be installed by copying the "Font Suitcase" and "Marukan" in the
respective font folders into the "Systems Folder".
6.
Open the "AdobePS852J Installer" program icon.
7.
Click [Continue].
"PostScript 3 Fonts" (European fonts)

136 typefaces of screen font are found here. Among the 136 typefaces of screen
font, 19 are TrueType format and 117 are Type 1 format. Type 1 format screen fonts
cannot be used on Macintosh computers that do not have ATM installed. Adobe
PostScript Driver must also be used for printing.
Additional European fonts
8.
Click [Agree].
9.
Check the "Install location". Change the directory where necessary and click [Install].
10. Click [Reboot].

<When using EtherTalk>
1.
Make sure that the printer Port Status of EtherTalk is "Enabled" and that the EtherTalk Print Mode
specification is set to "PS" (PostScript).
2.
From the "Apple" menu, select [Chooser] and then select [AdobePS].
3.
Select the printer from the "Select a PostScript Printer" list at the right side of the Chooser and click
[Create].
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There are 28 additional typefaces of European font.

"ATM" folder
Adobe Type Manager for Macintosh is found here. Use "ATM452" for Mac OS 9. Otherwise,
use "ATM402".
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Insert the "PostScriptR Driver Library" CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.
Installation
Installation
When unable to automatically search for the PPD file
1.
The "PostScript Printer Description (PPD) File Selection" screen is displayed. Select the PPD
file according to the printer model and the PostScript Japanese font from the list and click
[Select].
4.
Next, set the options. Display the options setting screen.
5.
Click [Option Configuration].
6.
Set the options.
7.
Click [OK] on this screen and the screen that appears after.
8.
Close the Chooser.
2.
2.
Check that the Macintosh computer is turned ON. Turn the printer OFF.
3.
Connect the Macintosh and the printer using the USB cable.
4.
5.
Run "Desktop Printer Utility".
6.
Select "AdobePS" from "Printers" and then "Printer (USB)" from "Create on Desktop...". Click [OK].
7.
Click [Change...] of "Select a USB Printer".
8.
Select the printer from the list and click [OK].
9.
Click [Auto Setup] of "PostScript Printer Description (PPD) File".
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When using USB port, perform the following step. When not using USB port, go to Step 2.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Check the Port Settings at the Printer.
When Using AppleTalk

Make sure that EtherTalk is "Enabled" and that the EtherTalk Print Mode specification is set to
"PS" (PostScript).
<For USB port connection>

1.
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When Using USB
Enable LPD.
Enable USB.
3.
Run "Printer Setup Utility".
4.
Click [Add].
5.
Select the protocol to be used to connect to the printer.
When Using AppleTalk

(1)
Select "AppleTalk" from the menu and specify the zone of the printer that is to be used.
(2)
Select the printer to be used from the list.
(3)
10. Select the PPD file according to the printer model and the PostScript Japanese font from the list and
click [Select].
In Mac OS X v.10.1.5, select "Others..." from "Printer Types".
11. Click [Create].

12. Enter the printer name and the save location in the dialog box that appears. Click [Save].
13. Set the options.
<Adding Printers for Mac OS X v10.1.5/v10.2.x/v10.3.3 ~ 10.3.9>
1.
Start up the Macintosh.
2.
Insert the "PostScriptR Driver Library" CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.
3.
4.
Open the "Mac OS X" folder.
5.
Open the file "10.1.5", "10.2.x", or "10.3.3" depending on the version of the OS that is being used.
6.
Open the "Fxreadme" file and read the information about the installer.
7.
Open the "FujiXerox Plugin Installer" program icon.
8.
Input the System Administrator Name and Password and click [OK].
9.
Click [Agree].
10. Check the "Install location". Change the directory where necessary and click [Install].
Select "Auto Select" and go to Step 6.

If not able to use "Auto Select", select "Others..." and go to Step 4.
(4)
The volume that is run by Mac OS X "/Library/printers/PPDs/Contents/Resources/ja.lproj"

appears.
(5)
Select the PPD file according to the printer model and the PostScript Japanese font from
the list and click [Select].
(6)
Click [Add].
When Using IP
(1)
Select "IP Print" from the menu and input the IP Address of the printer that is to be used in
the "Printer Address" field.
(2)
Select "Others..." from "Printer Types".
(3)
The volume that is run by Mac OS X "/Library/printers/PPDs/Contents/Resources/ja.lproj"

appears.
(4)
Select the PPD file according to the printer model and the PostScript Japanese font from
the list and click [Select].
(5)
Click [Add].
When Using USB
11. When the dialog box indicating that the installation has completed appears, click [Finish].
(1)
Select "USB" from the menu.
<Adding Printers>
(2)
After the PPD file installation has completed, set the PPD file at the printer driver and add the printer.
The printer driver will control the printer functions based on the information contained in the PPD file.
Here, the explanation uses Mac OS X v10.3.9 as an example.
(3)
Select "Auto Select" from "Printer Types".
(4)
Click [Add].
When Using Rendezvous

(1)
Select "Rendezvous" from the menu.
(2)
(3)
Click [Add].
11. Click [Create].
6.
Open the file "10.1.5", "10.2.x", or "10.3.3" depending on the version of the OS that is being used.
12. Enter the printer name and the save location in the dialog box that appears. Click [Save].
7.
Open the "Fxreadme" file and read the information about the installer.
13. Set the options.
8.
Open the "FujiXerox Plugin Installer" program icon.
9.
Input the System Administrator Name and Password and click [OK].
10. Click [Agree].

11. Check the "Install location". Change the directory where necessary and click [Install].
12. When the dialog box indicating that the installation has completed appears, click [Finish].
9.1.11.2.5.4 Screen Fonts Installation Procedure
<Screen Fonts Installation Procedure>
1.
2.
3.
Open the "Screen Fonts" folder.
For KanjiTalk 7.5.3 ~ Mac OS 8.6

Copy all the files in the Font Folder that is to be installed into the Macintosh's "Systems Folder"
and click [OK].
For Mac OS X v10.1.5/v10.2.x/v10.3.3 ~ 10.3.9

Copy all the files in the Font Folder that is to be installed into the "Fonts" folder under the
"Library" folder of Mac X Disk.
4.
Reboot the Macintosh computer.
9.1.11.2.5.5 Fuji Xerox PS Utility Installation Procedure

<Fuji Xerox PS Utility Installation Procedure>
1.
2.
3.
Copy the "Fuji Xerox PS Utility" folder into the Macintosh hard disk.
Deleting the Fuji Xerox PS Utility

Drag the "Fuji Xerox PS Utility" folder from its installed location to the "Trash" icon.
9.1.11.2.5.6 For USB port connection
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Run "Desktop Printer Utility".
6.
Select "AdobePS" from "Printers" and then "Printer (USB)" from "Create on Desktop...". Click [OK].
7.
Click [Change...] of "Select a USB Printer".
8.
Select the printer from the list and click [OK].
9.
Click [Auto Setup] of "PostScript Printer Description (PPD) File".
10. Select PPD file for the printer model from the list with the PostScript Japanese font and click
[Select].
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9.1.12.1 Installation of Fax Kit 2 (Fax Mini)
WARNING
Product Code
EC101564 (1 byte) IBG English
EC101635 (2 byte) Korean, TC, SC
5.
6.
1.
7.
Before Installation
2.
This Kit can be installed on DocuCentre-IV C4470/C3370/C2270 models P machines. (FX

Only)
(1)
(2)
This Kit can be installed on machines that has HDD as standard component and machines that
had been installed with the HDD Extension Kit. (IBG)

(1)
Fax Box: 1
(2)
Wire Harness: 1
(3)
NCC Label: 1(2 byte Only)
(4)
Screws: 5
(5)
USB Cable: 1
(6)
Data Cable: 1
(7)
One Touch Panel: 1
(8)
Caution Label: 1
(9)
USB Cable Guide: 1
Figure 2 j0ki91068
8.
Remove the MCU Cover. (Figure 3)

(1)
Figure 1 j0ki91232
3.
4.
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(1)
(2)
(3)
Figure 6 j0ki91072
12. Disconnect the connectors (x2) of the wire harness. (Figure 7)
Figure 4 j0ki91070
10. Remove the Tray Module Rear Cover. (Figure 5)
(1)
(2)
Figure 7 j0ki91073
(1)
Figure 5 j0ki91071
11. Install the Fax Box. (Figure 6)
(1)
Install the Fax Box.
(2)
Figure 8 j0ki91074
(1)
Figure 10 j0ki91076
(1)
Figure 9 j0ki91075
(1)
Figure 11 j0ki91077
17. Attach the USB Cable. (Figure 12)
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18. Connect the USB Cable to the BP PWB. (Figure 13)
Figure 14 j0ki91080
20. Connect the USB Cable to the Fax Box. (Figure 15)
(1)
Connect the USB Cable to the BP PWB.
(1)
(2)
(2)
(3)
Connect the USB Cable to the Fax Box.
(4)
Install the cable band of the USB Cable.
Install the USB Cable Guide.
Figure 13 j0ki91079
19. Secure the USB Cable by using the clamps. (Figure 14)
(1)
Figure 15 j0ki91081

21. Remove the Blind Cover of "LINE1" from the Tray Module Rear Cover. (Figure 16)
(1)
(2)
Release the hooks (x2) and remove the Left Panel.
Figure 16 j0ki91082
Figure 18 j0ki91214
22. Reinstall the PWB Chassis Unit.
23. Reinstall the Rear Cover of the Tray Module.
29. Install the One Touch Panel. (Figure 19)
24. Reinstall the Rear Lower Cover, MCU Cover, and Rear Upper Cover.
(1)
Connect the Flexible Flat Cable.
(2)
(3)
Install the One Touch Panel in the direction of the arrow.
(1)
Remove the screw.
(2)
Figure 17 j0ki91083
27. Open the Platen Cover.
28. Release the hooks and remove the Left Panel. (Figure 18)
(1)
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30. Reinstall the Front Left Cover.

31. Close the Platen Cover.
32. Paste the Caution Label on the Platen Cover. (Figure 20)
NOTE: When installing the DADF at the same time, paste the Caution Label on the W85 Control
Panel. (Figure 21)
(1)
Paste the Caution Label.
Figure 22 j0ki91233
35. Turn ON the power.
"Ready to copy" is displayed approx. 30sec later.
36. Enter the Fax Local Terminal Information.
Figure 20 j0ki91091
NOTE: Before doing this, ask the customer or use the following verification methods to find out the
Line Type and Dial Type.
[Dial Type Verification Method]
Select [Fax / Internet Fax] [More Options] [On-hook (Manual Send / Receive)].
(1)
If a continuous tone is heard set [NTT].
(2)
If a intermittent tone is heard set [PBX].

(1)
For NTT Line

Dial 117 (time tone service).
When the time tone cannot be heard, set [20pps].
(2)
For PBX Line

Dial 0 (Special number for complementing the outside line. Check with the client as the number
may not always be 0 depending on the line.)
If the intermittent tone is heard (does not switch to a continuous tone) set [20pps].
Figure 21 j0ki91213
33. Paste the NCC Label (2 byte only) and connect the Data Cable. (Figure 22)
(1)
Paste the NCC Label. (2 byte only)
(2)
Connect the Data Cable to "LINE1".
<How to Set>
(1)
Press the <Log In / Out> button on the Control Panel, input "11111" and select [Enter].
(2)
Select [Tools] "System Settings" tab [Fax Service Settings] [Local Terminal
Information...].
(3)
Input the items to be set and select [Change Settings]. (Input the content that can be found in
the Installation Order if there is one)
Table 1
Local Terminal
No Information
1
4
5
Local Name
Company Logo
Machine Password
Line - Company Logo

G3 Line1 - Fax ID
9.1.12.2 Fax Mini Image Quality Adjustment

Obtain image quality related feedback from the customer and perform the following adjustments as you
deem necessary.
[Image Quality Adjustment during Fax Mini]
Description
Registers the name of the local terminal as a local machine name.
The local machine name appears on the remote machine display and
Activity Reports. However, it may not be displayed depending on the
remote machine.
The following are the image quality adjustment values for Fax Mini Fax receive print as well as IP Fax
receive print/change in send resolution.
Register the name of the sender.

The Company Logo is the local machine name displayed on the upper
edge (header) of the received document or the cover page.
Up to 30 characters can be registered for Company Logo.
Perform this after getting the customer's feedback.
Make sure that you carefully explain the restrictions that would apply after the adjustments before
you make the changes.
The Machine Password is set when limiting the senders that send Fax
to the machine. If the Machine Password is set, the machine will only
accept Polling or Receive requests when the correct Machine
Password in F Code is received from the remote sender. It will not be
able to receive from machines that do not have the F Code feature.
NOTE:
When customer feedback based on their preferences has been obtained for the following image quality,
change the value of NVM (826-501).
NVM (826-501, Default value: 0x74F (1871))
Table 1
Register the sender name that is used during port specification

communication for every line.
G3 Fax ID is notified by G3 communication signals and displayed in
the Activity Report. The local Fax No. is usually set in the G3 ID.
Up to 20 digits from 0 to 9, +, and spaces may be used for G3 Fax ID.
G3 Line1 - Dial Type
Select a dial type from PB (Push Line), 10pps (Dial Line), and 20pps
(Dial Line).
G3 Line1 - Line Type
Select the Line Type from NTT (Normal telephone line) and PBX
(Private Branch Exchange).
Image quality
Change from Default Value (1871)
Fax receive print
Crossband noise
Change the default value by +128.
IP Fax receive print/change in

send resolution
Crossband noise
TI separation
Change the default value by -512.
Moire
Image samples and restrictions corresponding to the adjustments (Reference)

Table 2 Crossband noise suppression adjustment
37. Check the Fax transmission.
Before
After
Restrictions after adjustment
In cases when recepients are necessary, you may use the transmission device at the Support
Department. (Note that the line may be cut off during transmission for some reasons.)
The print time is increased. The send time

becomes longer.
Support Department Fax Number

G3: 0120-006-156 (FX Only)
(To verify receipts, make a request to the respective sales department as verification cannot be
performed by the Support Department. You can also check the transmission results by selecting the
<Job Status> button [Completed Jobs] button.)
Make sure you perform the transmission test.
38. Check the various operations such as copy/print/fax.
Figure 1 j0tt91033
Figure 2 j0tt91034
39. Record "Fax Kit 2 (Fax Mini): 260V (1 byte), 261V (2 byte)" in the Service Report.
If you have received image quality related feedback from the customer, go to "9.1.12.2 Fax Mini
Image Quality Adjustment" and perform adjustment.
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Table 6 IP Fax receive print/change in send resolution
Table 3 TI separation removal adjustment

Before
After

When sending, the text image quality is
degraded.
Figure 3 j0tt91035
Table 4 Moire supression adjustment

After

The send time becomes longer. The text
image quality is degraded.
Figure 5 j0tt91037
Figure 6 j0tt91038
The following lists some specific default values.

1.
Fax receive print

Table 5 Fax receive print
Image quality
supported
Change from Default Value

(1871)
Crossband noise
Supresses the crossband noise.
0x7CF (1999)
2.
supported
Change from
Default Value
(1871)
Moire
Supresses the moire.
0xF4F (2895)
Crossband noise + TI separation Supresses the crossband noise. Removes the TI

separation.
0x5CF (1487)
Crossband noise + Moire
Supresses the crossband noise. Supresses the

moire.
0xBCF (3023)
TI separation + Moire
Removes the TI separation. Supresses the moire.
0xC4F (2383)
Crossband noise + TI separation Supresses the crossband noise. Removes the TI

+ Moire
separation. Supresses the moire.
Figure 4 j0tt91036
Before
Image Quality (including

combinations)
IP Fax receive print/change in send resolution

Table 6 IP Fax receive print/change in send resolution
Image Quality (including

combinations)
supported
Change from
Default Value
(1871)
Crossband noise
Supresses the crossband noise.
0x7CF (1999)
TI separation
Removes the TI separation.
0x54F (1359)
0x9CF (2511)
9.1.13.1 Installation of G3 Expansion Port (Fax) (FX Only)
9.1.13.2 Installation of G3 Expansion Port 2 (Fax Mini)
Product Code
G3 Expansion Port Kit 2: EC101453
Fax Port Expansion Kit 2: EL200880
1.
2.
Before Installation
This Kit can be installed on ApeosPort-IV/DocuCentre-IV C5570/C4470/C3370/C2270 models

with the Fax Mini feature.
When installing the first G3 Expansion Port, prepare the Fax Port Expansion Kit 2 (EL200880)
and perform the installation in one continuous operation.
G3 Expansion Port Kit 2 (Figure 1)

(1)
AG3 PWB: 1
(2)
Screws (M3x6): 2
(3)
Core: 1
Figure 1 j0ki91234
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(1)
Riser PWB
(2)
Screws: 2
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Figure 4 j0ki91216
3.
4.
7.
Remove the Fax Box. (Figure 5)
WARNING
(1)
(2)
Remove the Fax Box.
5.
Remove the Tray Module Rear Cover. (Figure 3)

(1)
(2)
Figure 5 j0ki91217
8.
Figure 3 j0ki91138
6.
Disconnect the connector of the Fax Box. (Figure 4)

(1)
Disconnect the USB Cable.
Remove the Fax Box Cover. (Figure 6)

(1)
(2)
Remove the Fax Box Cover in the direction of the arrow.
Figure 6 j0ki91218
9.
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Steps 10 to 12 are the procedure to install the Fax Port Expansion Kit 2.
12. Reinstall the Fax Mini PWB that was removed in Step 10.
13. Insert the AG3 PWB into P363 (bottom) using the rail as a guide. (Figure 9)
CAUTION
10. Remove the Fax Mini PWB. (Figure 7)
(1)
(2)
Pull out the Fax Mini PWB.
Figure 9 j0vt90215
NOTE: When installing a second AG3 PWB, insert it into P364 (top).
14. Reinstall the Fax Box Cover that was removed in Step 8.
15. Use the screws (x2) provided in the Kit to secure the AG3 PWB. (Figure 10)
Figure 7 j0ki91219
11. Install the Riser PWB that is provided in the Fax Port Expansion Kit 2. (Figure 8)
(1)
Mount the hooks (x2) of the Riser PWB to the Fax Box and install it.
(2)
Use the screws (x2) to secure it.
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16. Reinstall the Fax Box that was removed in Step 7.
17. Reconnect the connectors that were disconnected in Step 6.
18. Remove the Blind Cover from the Tray Module Rear Cover. (Figure 11)
(1)
Figure 12 j0vt90072
21. Connect the Data Cable from the Kit.
1st: "Line 2"
2nd: "Line 3"
22. Restore the machine to the installation position.
1st: "Line 2"
23. Plug in the power plug of the machine and turn the power ON.
2nd: "Line 3"
24. If a line is not available, calling is restricted.

25. Enter the Fax Local Terminal Information.
NOTE: Before doing this, ask the customer or use the following verification methods to find out the
Line Type and Dial Type.
(1)
If a continuous tone is heard set [NTT].
(2)
If a intermittent tone is heard set [PBX].

(1)
For NTT Line

Dial 117 (time tone service).
When the time tone cannot be heard, set [20pps].
(2)
Figure 11 j0ki91141
If the intermittent tone is heard (does not switch to a continuous tone) set [20pps].
19. Reinstall the Tray Module Rear Cover that was removed in Step 5.
20. Install the core to the Data Cable. (Figure 12)
For PBX Line

Dial 0 (Special number for complementing the outside line. Check with the client as the number
may not always be 0 depending on the line.)
<How to Set>
(1)
Press the <Log In / Out> button on the Control Panel, input "11111" and select [Enter].
(2)
Select [Tools] "System Settings" tab [Fax Service Settings] [Local Terminal
Information...].
(3)
Input the items to be set and select [Change Settings]. (Input the content that can be found in
the Installation Order if there is one)
Table 1
No
Local Terminal
Information
Local Name
Company Logo
If the optional outside line or G3 Expansion Port Kit 2 is installed, a line (port) will be specified
to perform sending. As a Local Terminal Information can be registered for each line, use it
when you want to use the lines separately.
(1)
Select [Keyboard].
(2)
Enter the Recepient's Telephone Number by using the displayed keyboard.
Description
Registers the name of the local terminal as a local machine name. The
local machine name appears on the remote machine display and
Activity Reports. However, it may not be displayed depending on the
remote machine.
(3)
Machine Password
The Machine Password is set when limiting the senders that send Fax
to the machine. If the Machine Password is set, the machine will only
accept Polling or Receive requests when the correct Machine
Password in F Code is received from the remote sender. It will not be
able to receive from machines that do not have the F Code feature.
Line - Company Logo
Register the sender name that is used during port specification

communication for every line.
G3 Line1 - Fax ID
G3 Fax ID is notified by G3 communication signals and displayed in the

Activity Report. The local Fax No. is usually set in the G3 ID.
Up to 20 digits from 0 to 9, +, and spaces may be used for G3 Fax ID.
G3 Line1 - Dial Type
Select a dial type from PB (Push Line), 10pps (Dial Line), and 20pps
(Dial Line).
G3 Line1 - Line Type
Select the Line Type from NTT (Normal telephone line) and PBX
(Private Branch Exchange).
Press the <Start> button.
The Port Number becomes as follows.

Line 1 (Line 1 Terminal) [1]
Register the name of the sender. The Company Logo is the local
machine name displayed on the upper edge (header) of the received
document or the cover page. Up to 30 characters can be registered for
Company Logo.
If the optional outside line or G3 Expansion Port Kit 2 is installed, input [<] [Port Number]
[>] [Recepient's Telephone Number].
If the G3 Expansion Port Kit 2 is installed at Line 2, Line 2 [2]

If the G3 Expansion Port Kit 2 is installed at Line 3, Line 3 [3]
Line 2 and Line 3 can be specified when the option is installed.
26. Check the Fax transmission.

In cases when recepients are necessary, you may use the transmission device at the Support
Department. (Note that the line may be cut off during transmission for some reasons.)
Support Department Fax Number
G3: 0120-006-156 (FX Only)
(To verify receipts, make a request to the respective sales department as verification cannot be
performed by the NSC (FX Only). You can also check the transmission results by selecting the
<Job Status> button [Completed Jobs] button.)
Make sure you perform the transmission test.
27. Check the various operations such as copy/print/fax.
28. Record "G3 Expansion Port 2: 262V" in the Service Report.
NOTE: [About calling method from extended line]
Specify the recipient by using the Keyboard.
In the System Administrator Mode, the [Keyboard] button will be disabled when the sending to
the specific recipient is prohibited.
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9.1.15 Installation of Outside Line/Extension Kit (FX Only)
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9.1.17 Installation of Bypass Stamp Kit
Product Overview
This Kit is used for machines with DADF installed to check for any multiple feeding by stamping the
documents. (Only valid for sending)
1.
Before Installation
The Bypass Stamp Kit can be installed on models with Fax feature.
2.

(1)
Stamp Solenoid: 1
(2)
Stamp Replacement Kit (Consumables): 1
(3)
Wire Harness: 1
(4)
Seal: 1
(5)
Cover: 1
3.
4.
WARNING
5.
Turn over the DADF Document Tray. (Figure 1)

(1)
Open the Top Cover.
(2)
Turn over the DADF Document Tray.
Figure 1 j0ki45101
6.
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9.1.16 Installation of Handset (FX Only)
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11. Open the DADF.
7.
Open the DADF.
8.
Release the hooks of the DADF Rear Cover. (Figure 3)

(1)
NOTE: The DADF Platen Cushion is pasted on with double sided adhesive tapes.
12. Remove the DADF Platen Cushion. (Figure 5)
(1)
Peel off the DADF Platen Cushion.
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9.
Close the DADF gently.
10. Remove the DADF Rear Cover. (Figure 4)

(1)
Remove the DADF Rear Cover in the direction of the arrow.
(A) Hook
13. Install the Stamp Solenoid. (Figure 6)

(1)
Install the Stamp Solenoid.
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14. Install the wire harness and connect the connector of the Stamp Solenoid. (Figure 7)
(1)
Attach the connector housing of the wire harness to the hook.
(2)
Connect the connector of the Stamp Solenoid.
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16. Connect the wire harness to P755 on the DADF PWB. (Figure 9)
(1)
Connect to P755.
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17. Attach the cover and paste the seal. (Figure 10)
15. Thread the wire harness. (Figure 8)
(1)
Thread the wire harness.
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Attach the cover.
(2)
Paste the seal.
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18. Reinstall the DADF Rear Cover.
21. Insert the stamp (plunger) into the Stamp Solenoid.
19. Install the DADF Platen Cushion. (Figure 11)
22. Plug the machine in and turn the power ON.
(1)
Place the DADF Platen Cushion on the Platen Glass.
23. Turn the power OFF and ON. (Automatically recognized)
(2)
Set the gap between the Regi Guide and Platen Guide.
24. Check the operation and position of the stamp.
(3)
Gently lower the Platen Cover and press it against the DADF Platen Cushion.
(1)
(2)
Load a document into the DADF.

Select the following on the touch display in sequence.
Fax Scan Options Document Stamp
(3)
Process the document. Check that there is a red "O" mark on the Lead Edge of the document.
(4)
Adjust the stamp position of the document from the Tail Edge where necessary.
Enter the CE Mode and change the data of DC131 [711-214] (DADF stamp position)
(5)
Default "15" (0.5mm/increment)
Setting Range: 10 7.5mm
Repeat Steps (3) to (5) until the desired stamp position is achieved.
25. Keep the Stamp Replacement Kit (consumables).

26. Explain how to use the stamp and how to replace the stamp to the main operator.
27. Record "Bypass Stamp: 258V" in the Service Report.
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20. Open the DADF Top Cover and the Retard Roll Chute. (Figure 12)
(1)
(2)
Open the Retard Roll Chute.
9.1.18 Installation of Memory Card Reader
Document Digital Camera Printing Image Smoothing Process

DC131NVM: 910-002
1 : ON
2 : OFF (Default)
1.
2.
Before Installation
10. Check the operation by using compact flash.
To install this Kit, the USB Expansion Kit (optional) has to be installed in advance.
11. Explain to the customer how to operate the machine where necessary.
12. Record "Memory Card Reader: 230V" in the Service Report.
(1)
Memory Card Reader: 1
(2)
Key Switch (Password): 1
(3)
S/W Key Option License Agreement
(4)
INSTRUCTION
3.
Turn the power OFF.
4.
Connect the cable of the Media Reader. (Figure 1)

(1)
Connect the cable.
Figure 1 j0ki91156
5.
6.
Turn the power ON.

Input "1, 1, 1, 1, 1" and select [Enter] to display the "System Administrator Menu".
7.
Select [Tools] "System Settings" tab [Common Service Settings] [Maintenance]

[Software Options].
8.
Input the Software Key and select [Reboot]. (The machine will reboot.)
9.
If the customer has requested an explanation on the smoothing process, enable the process by the
following NVM.
Digital Camera Printing Image Smoothing Process

DC131NVM: 910-001
1 : ON
2 : OFF (Default)
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9.1.19.1 Installation of Image Compression Kit


(1)
(2)
Remove the Plate.
1.
Before Installation
2.
This Kit can be installed on machines that had been installed with the Scanner Kit (EC101550).

(1)
IMAGE COMP PWB: 1
(2)
Riser PWB: 1
(3)
Knurling Screw: 1
(4)
Plate: 1
3.
4.
WARNING
5.
6.
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9.
CAUTION
Static electricity may damage electrical parts. Always wear a wrist band during servicing.
If a wrist strap is not available, touch some metallic parts before servicing to discharge the static
electricity.
7.
Install the IMAGE COMP PWB to the Riser PWB by using the Knurling Screw. (Figure 3)
(1)
Install the IMAGE COMP PWB.
(2)
Secure it by using the Knurling Screw.

(1)
(2)
(3)
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10. Install the Plate to the Riser PWB by using the Knurling Screw. (Figure 4)
(1)
Install the Plate.
(2)
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14. Go to 9.1.19.2 How to check the operation after installation.
15. Record "Image Compression Kit: 229V" in the Service Report.
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11. Install the IMAGE COMP PWB Assembly created in Step 9 and 10 by reusing the Knurling Screws
(x2) that were removed in Step 8. (Figure 5)
(1)
Install the IMAGE COMP PWB Assembly.
(2)
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9.1.19.2 How to check the operation after installation

Prerequisite
Installed with the "Scan Kit" and "High Compression Option", the IOT displays the menu box for
scanner.
The IOT and the PSW are connected with a cross cable.
Acrobat Reader 4 or later is installed in the PSW.
Service Procedure Overview

Perform settings in the following steps:
1.
Enable network communication with TCP/IP on the PSW.
2.
Create an user on the PSW and share the account.
3.
Enable network communication with TCP/IP on the IOT.
4.
Execute a scan job to the PSW, and check that the file is stored in the PSW.
Servicing Procedure
1.
Enable network communication with TCP/IP on the PSW.

* You are required to perform this servicing only once on the PC. It is not necessary for a person
who is computer-literate to follow this procedure.
Check the network settings of the PSW on Windows2000.

(1)
Select Start Menu Open the Control Panel.
(2)
Open "Network and Dial-Up Connections".
(3)
Open "Local Area Connection" and select "Properties". (Figure 1)
Figure 2 j0ku82816
2.
(7)
Click [OK] to close the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties screen.
(8)
Click [OK] to close the Local Area Connection screen.
(9)
Reboot the PSW.
Create an user on the PSW and share the account. (Figure 3)

* You are required to perform this servicing only once on the PC.
It is not necessary for a person who is computer-literate to follow this procedure.
Due to the security reasons on the PC, it is recommended to delete the settings (delete the user and
remove the shared folder) after the check operation is completed.
Create an user on the PSW in Windows2000.

(1)
Select Start Menu Open the Control Panel.
(2)
Open "Users and Passwords".
(3)
Click the [Add] button and create an user for checking the operation.
(4)
Click [OK] to close the dialog box.
E.g.) User name "tuser", Password "testu" and Domain etc.

Figure 1 j0ku82815
(4)
Put a check on "File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks".
(5)
Open the properties screen for "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)".
(6)
Enter "192.168.1.1" for the IP address, and enter "255.255.255.0" for the Subnet mask.
(Figure 2)
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(1)
Start up the Windows Explorer.
(2)
Create a folder as the scan file destination.

Example: Open [My Computer] Local Disk (C:) and select File menu New Folder
to create a folder named "sh".
(3)
Right-click on the folder created above and select "Sharing".
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(4)
Select [Protocol Settings] [IPv4 - IP Address Resolution] and set it to [STATIC].
(5)
Enter "192.168.1.2" for the IP Address, and enter "255.255.255.0" for the Subnet Mask.
Make sure that the "IP Filter" is set as "Disabled" (or, as long as the PC Address of
192.168.1.1 is not filtered, it is ok).
NOTE: IP addresses besides 192.168.1.2 mentioned above is also acceptable. As long
as it is different from the one for the PC.
(E.g.: 129.249.111.222 on the device and 129.249.111.221 on the PC)
4.
(6)
Press [Close] to reboot the device.
(7)
Check that the "Scan to PC" button is displayed on the menu.
Execute a scan job to the PSW, and check that the file is stored in the PSW.
Check that the PSW and IOT can communicate through the network.
(1)
(2)
Input the following command (in single byte alphanumeric) and press [Enter].
ping 192.168.1.2
Figure 3 j0ku82817
(4)
Activate the command prompt at the PSW (Start menu All Programs Accessories
Command Prompt).
(3)
Select the option "Share this folder", then click [Permissions] to check that Full Control is
given to Everyone. (Figure 4)
If the result "Reply from 192.168.1.2" is displayed, normal communication has been
established. If "Request time out." is displayed, it indicates that communication was not
established. Re-check the PSW ans IOT settings from the beginning.
Execute a scan job from the IOT to the PSW.

(1)
Select "Scan to FTP/SMB" on the menu of the device.
(2)
Specify the file destination.
(3)
Transfer Protocol: SMB

Server: 192.168.1.1 (IP address of the PC)
Shared Name: sh (Folder name created in step 3)
Save in: (Leave blank)
User Name: tuser (User of PC created in step 2)
Password: testu (User of PC created in step 2)
(5)
Click [OK] to close the dialog box.
Enable network communication with TCP/IP on the IOT.
Check the TCP/IP setting for the IOT.

NOTE: Record how the settings is like before performing the changes so that you will be able
to restore the original settings. After checking the operation, restore the customer's original
settings.
(1)
Enter Diag Mode and press the <Log In / Out> button.
(2)
Select the "System Settings" tab [Connectivity & Network Setup].
(3)
Enable the SMB with [Port Settings].
Open the "First Tab" screen, select [More...] in "File Format" and then select
[PDF High Compression].
(5)
Place the original and press the <Start> button.
(6)
If the job is performed successfully, a scan image file is created in the specified folder on
the PSW. Double-click the file. If it is displayed properly, the process is complete.
If the file is not created, select "Job Status" on the device check "Completed Jobs". If
the job is not completed successfully, get the Chain-Link No. and investigate the cause.
Figure 4 j0ku82818
3.
(4)
(E.g.: 016-782 is a login error. Check if the send destination settings is correct.)
5.
Finally, restore the IOT to its original settings.
(2)
9.1.20 Installation of Image Extension Kit
Remove the Plate.
1.
Before Installation
The Image Log Kit (optional) is to be installed after the Image Extension Kit (this Kit) is installed.
2.

Image Extension Kit
(1)
IMAGE EXT PWB: 1
(2)
Knurling Screw: 2
(3)
Plate: 1
(4)
Riser PWB: 1
3.
4.
WARNING
5.
6.
7.
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9.
Install the IMAGE EXT PWB to the Riser PWB by using the Knurling Screw from the Kit. (Figure 3)
(1)
Install the IMAGE EXT PWB.
(2)

(1)
(2)
(3)
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10. Install the Plate to the Riser PWB by using the Knurling Screw from the Kit. (Figure 4)
(1)
Install the Plate.
(2)
Figure 1 j0ki91051
8.

(1)
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14. Record "Image Extension Kit: 270V" in the Service Report.
Figure 4 j0ki91058
11. Install the IMAGE EXT PWB Assembly created in Step 9 and 10 by reusing the Knurling Screws
(x2) that were removed in Step 8. (Figure 5)
(1)
Install the IMAGE EXT PWB Assembly.
(2)
Figure 5 j0ki91059
9.1.21 Secure Watermark Kit

Product Code
Secure Watermark Kit: EC101498
1.

(1)
GAPWM PWB: 1
(2)
Spacer Screws: 2
2.
3.
WARNING
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CAUTION
4.
5.
6.
8.
[ApeosPort-IV/DocuCentre-IV C5570/C4470]:
Install the Spacer Screws (x2). (Figure 3)
(1)
Install the Spacer Screws (x2).

(1)
(2)
(3)
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9.
Install the GAPWM PWB. (Figure 4)

(1)
Connect P/J321 and install the GAPWM PWB.
(2)
Figure 1 j0ki91051
7.
[ApeosPort-IV/DocuCentre-IV C3370/C2270]:
Replace the GAP PWB with the GAPWM PWB. (Figure 2)
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1.

(1)
Parallel Port PWB: 1
(2)
Cable: 1
(3)
Knurling Screw: 1
(4)
Riser PWB: 1
(5)
Plate: 1
2.
3.
WARNING
Figure 4 j0ki91054
4.
5.
CAUTION
12. Turn the power ON.
13. Select [Copy] on the "Services Home" screen.

14. Select [Secure Watermark] on the "Output Format" tab and verify that the "Secure Watermark"
screen is displayed.
6.
15. Set the following items in the "Secure Watermark" screen.

(1)

[On]
(2)
Protection Code: [Prevent Duplication]
(3)
16. Load a sheet of A4 L blank paper on the Platen and press [Start].
A print sample (watermark) is printed.
17. Copy the print sample using DADF Mode and Platen Mode.
18. Set the color of Text Effect as per customer request.
19. Record "Secure Watermark Kit: 274V" in the Service Report.
Removal Procedure
1.
Remove the GAPWM PWB by performing the installation procedure in reverse.
2.
Turn the power ON.
3.
Enter UI Diag DC131 [NVM Read/Write] and change the value of DC131 [785-021] from "1" to "0".
If the value remains as "1", it will cause an Error to be displayed.
Figure 1 j0ki91051
7.

(1)
(2)
Remove the Plate.
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Figure 2 j0ki91056
8.
Install the Parallel Port PWB to the Riser PWB by using the Knurling Screw. (Figure 3)
10. Install the Parallel Port PWB Assembly created in Steps 8 and 9 by reusing the Knurling Screws (x2)
that were removed in Step 7. (Figure 5)
(1)
Install the Parallel Port PWB.
(1)
Install the Parallel Port PWB Assembly.
(2)
(2)
Figure 3 j0ki91063
9.
Install the Plate to the Riser PWB by using the Knurling Screw. (Figure 4)
(1)
Install the Plate.
(2)
Secure the Knurling Screw.

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9.1.23 USB Expansion Kit

12. Connect the cable from the Kit to the Parallel Port PWB.
13. Reconnect all cables that are supposed to be connected to the Control Unit.
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14. Remove the Blind Cover of the Connector Cover. (Figure 6)

(1)
1.
Before Installation
This Kit is required when installing the Memory Card Reader (optional), etc..
NOTE:
2.
Although the Hub PWB has 4 ports, only up to 2 ports can be used.
As this machine already has 1 port on the Control Panel, the number of external port that can
be used is 1.
The Memory Card Reader (optional) and the USB Memory cannot be both connected at the
same time. Disconnect the Memory Card Reader first before using the USB Memory.

(1)
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Hub PWB: 1
(2)
USB Cable: 1
(3)
Screws: 2
(4)
Clamp-A (round installation hole): 1
(5)
Clamp-B (square installation hole): 2
15. Reinstall the Connector Cover. (Figure 7)

(1)
Insert the cable into the U-Groove.
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3.
4.
WARNING
17. Record "Parallel Port: 226V" in the Service Report.
5.
6.
7.

(1)
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10. Remove the MCU Cover. (Figure 5)

(1)
8.

(1)
(2)
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11. Remove the Rear Lower Cover. (Figure 6)
Figure 3 j0ki91146
9.

(1)
(2)
(3)
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(1)
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(1)
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(1)
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(1)
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16. Install the screws (x2) to act as studs. (Figure 11)
(1)
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18. Install Clamp-A and Clamp-B. (Figure 13)
Install the screws (x2).
(A) Clamp-A
(B) Clamp-B (x2)
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17. Install the Hub PWB. (Figure 12)
(1)
Install the Hub PWB.
(2)
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(1)
(2)
(3)
Remove the USB Cable from the Harness Guide.
(4)
Remove the USB Cable from the clamps (x4).
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20. Connect the USB Cable to the Hub PWB. (Figure 15)
NOTE: You can connect to either one of the 2 ports in the machine. The function will be the same.
(1)
(2)
(3)
Gauge the approriate length for the USB Cable and secure it by using the clamps (x2).
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22. Install the USB Cable to the BP PWB by referring to the removal procedure in Step 19.
23. Connect the wire harness to the Hub PWB. (Figure 17)
(1)
Release the clamp and remove the wire harness.
(2)
Connect it to the Hub PWB.
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Figure 15 j0ki91120
21. Connect the USB Cable provided in the Kit. (Figure 16)
(1)
Connect the connector to the Hub PWB.
(2)
24. Remove the USB Cover of the IIT Rear Cover. (Figure 18)
(1)
Remove either one of the USB Cover from the 2 locations.
(2)
Store the USB Cover.

NOTE: This is to block the hole at the IIT Rear Cover when 2 ports are in use at the machine
internal wiring.
9.1.25 Installation of Condensation Prevention Kit (Scanning

Section Heater) (FX Only)
Figure 18 j0ki91155
25. Reinstall the PWB Chassis Unit.
26. Reinstall the removed covers.
28. Connect the USB Connecting Device and verify that it is operating normally.
29. Record "USB Expansion Kit: 227V" in the Service Report.
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9.1.26 Installation of Condensation Prevention Kit

(Main Unit Heater) (FX Only)
9.1.27 Installation of Condensation Prevention Kit (Tray Heater)

(FX Only)
9.1.28 Installation of ODOR Filter Kit

Parts No:
Plate: 015K 79380
Filter Cover Assembly: 053K 92650
Fuser Fan: 127K 58290
NOTE: This Kit does not exist as a Product Kit. When installation is required, order the 3 parts listed
above.
1.
Turn OFF the power and unplug the machine.
WARNING
jobs in progress. Turn the power OFF and unplug the machine.
2.
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4.
Replace the Fuser Fan. (Figure 3)

(1)
(2)
Replace the Fuser Fan.
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3.

(1)
(2)
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Figure 3 j0wa90202
5.
Reinstall the Rear Upper Cover that was removed in Step 3.
6.
Install the Plate to the Filter Cover. (Figure 4)
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9.1.28 Installation of ODOR Filter Kit
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9.1.29 Installation of Odor Filter Kit for ApeosPort-IV/

DocuCentre-IV 3370/2270
This Kit is not an option product. When installation is required, please order the following parts.
Odor Filter Kit: 604K 57370
1.
Kit Contents
(1)
Odor Filter: 1
(2)
Plate: 1
2.
3.
WARNING
Figure 4 j0wa90203
7.
Reinstall the Filter Cover that was removed in Step 2.
8.
Install the Filter Cover Assembly. (Figure 5)

(1)
Install the Filter Cover Assembly.
(2)
Push in the pin.
4.

(1)
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9.
Return the Power Cord to its original state and return the machine to its installation location.
10. Turn the power ON and enter UI Diag "NVM Read / Write".
Change the value of DC131 [741-133] from "0" to "1".
5.

(1)
(2)
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6.
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Remove the Filter Duct. (Figure 3)
8.
Reinstall the Filter Duct.
(1)
9.
Reinstall the Rear Upper Cover.
(2)
Remove the Filter Duct.
10. Install the Odor Filter. (Figure 5)
Figure 3 j0ki91147
7.
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Install the Plate to the Filter Duct. (Figure 4)
11. Reinstall the Filter Cover.
(1)
Install the Plate.
13. Turn the power ON and enter UI Diag - DC131"NVM Read / Write".
Change the value of DC131 [741-133] from "0" to "1".
Change the value of [741-087] from "71" to "87" and the value of [741-088] from "71" to "87".
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9.1.30 Installation of Tray Module
Version 1.2
CAUTION
Position the 3 people at the left, rear, and right sides of the machine and have each of them hold
onto the handles (A, B, C) to lift the machine. (Figure 2)
Product Code
3 Tray Module (ApeosPort-IV/DocuCentre-IV C5570/C4470): EC101534
3 Tray Module (ApeosPort-IV/DocuCentre-IV C3370/C2270): EC101533
Tandem Tray Module (ApeosPort-IV/DocuCentre-IV C5570/C4470): EC101536
Tandem Tray Module (ApeosPort-IV/DocuCentre-IV C3370/C2270): EC101535
1.
2.

(1)
Tray Module: 1
(2)
Docking Bracket: 1
(3)
Docking Screws: 2
(4)
Screw (M3x8): 1
Pull out Tray 2 and remove the packaging materials. (Figure 1)

(1)
Remove the Pads (x2) in the direction of the arrow.
(2)
Remove the guide.

Figure 2 j0ki91023
5.
Install the Main Unit to the Tray Module. (Figure 3)
Align the Main Unit to the corners of the Tray Module and gently lower the Main Unit such that
the Guide Pins (x3) on the Tray Module enters the holes at the bottom of the Main Unit.
Figure 1 j0ki91022
3.
[3 Tray Module]: Remove the packaging materials from Tray 3 and Tray 4 in the same way as for
Tray 2.
4.
[Tandem Tray Module]: Pull out Tray 3 and Tray 4 and remove the packaging materials.
CAUTION
Figure 3 j0ki91024
Always lift the machine with 3 people or more as the Main Unit is heavy.
ApeosPort-IV/DocuCentre-IV C5570/C4470: 98.8kg
6.
Remove Tray 1.
ApeosPort-IV/DocuCentre-IV C3370/C2270: 91.8kg
7.
Secure the Main Unit to the Tray Module. (Figure 4)

(1)
Secure it by using the Docking Screws (x2).
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8.
Reinstall Tray 1.
11. Reinstall the Rear Cover of the Tray Module.
9.
Remove the Tray Module Rear Cover. (Figure 5)
12. Remove the MCU Cover. (Figure 7)
(1)
(2)
(1)
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13. Connect the connector. (Figure 8)
10. Install the Docking Bracket. (Figure 6)
(1)
Install the Docking Bracket.
(2)
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14. Reinstall the MCU Cover.
15. Go to Step 3 in 9.1.1.1 Installation of Main Unit.
NOTE: If this is installed as an IBG (1 byte) option, record "3 Tray Module: 180V" or "Tandem Tray
Module: 181" in the Service Report.
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9.2 Removal
NOTE: This uninstallation procedure is only applicable when shifting the machine.
(Uninstallation is normally subject to CSD. FX Only)
Preparations
Make sure that the following uninstallation items (Packaging Assembly (Cushion/IBT)) are available.
Place order for the brackets if the customer does not have them.
Packaging Assembly (Cushion) (PL 6.1): 035K 83860
Packaging Assembly (IBT) (PL 6.1): 035K 84630
[EP-BB Cancel Registration]

Cancels the registration of an EP-BB registered machine.
Procedure
Figure 1 j0ki91019
1.
2.
Removal Sequence
4.
(1)
The CE has to connect the PSW to the EPnet-BOX and then select [Cancel Registration].
(2)
The EPnet-BOX will then send the Cancel Registration Data to the EP Center (current EP
system) though the EP Center (BBiDC).
(3)
The EP Center will then use the Cancel Registration Data to delete the data of the involved
machine and then notify the EPnet-BOX when the cancellation has completed.
(4)
Once the the EPnet-BOX has received notification that the cancellation has completed, it will
delete the internal data.
Install the Packaging Assembly (Cushion). (Figure 2)

(1)
Insert the Cushion.
(2)
Insert the stoppers (x2).
Change the NVM value.

(1)
Change the value of NVM: 850-001 to "0" and turn OFF the machine.
(2)
Disconnect the cable connecting the EPnet-BOX to the machine and turn ON the power.
(3)
Turn OFF the power again.
[Shifting/Removal Procedure]
1.
Open the Front Cover and lower the handle.
2.
3.
Turn the lever in the counterclockwise direction. (Figure 1)
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5.
6.
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that can be seen by the customer.
Install the Packaging Assembly (IBT) as shown in the following figure. (Figure 3)
(1)
(2)
Insert the stopper and the pin.
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7.
Close the Front Cover.
8.
If the Large Color Control Panel, Wing Table, or Side Tray are installed, remove them.
9.
Tape the machine where necessary.
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9.3.1 Preparations
9.3.2 Installation Overview
To use the CentreWare Internet Services, prepare the following.
To use CentreWare Internet Services in the TCP/IP environment, display the IOT printer status and job
status and change the settings via Web Browser.
1.
2.
A computer capable of using the TCP/IP Network Protocol.

Check with the System Administrator on the following setup items for the IOT:
IP Address
Subnet Mask
The items among those set on the Touch Panel Display relating to System settings and each network
port settings, can be set on the Properties screen of this service as the printer settings.
To use the CentreWare Internet Services, perform setup with the following procedures.
IOT Settings
Perform setup to use the CentreWare Internet Services at the machine. Enable the Internet
Services (HTTP) Port and set the IP address.
Check the installation

Check whether the CentreWare Internet Services can be used.
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Installation
9.3.3 IOT Settings
9.3.3 IOT Settings

Procedure
1.

(1)
(2)
NOTE: The default UserID is "11111". A password may be required when using the Login
Setup feature. The default password is "x-admin".
(3)
2.
3.
Select [Tools].
Enable the Internet Services port.

(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Select [Internet Services (HTTP)] and select [Change Settings].
(5)
(6)
(7)
Set the IP Address. This procedure is not necessary if the IP address has already been set. Set only
the access method in the DHCP and BOOTP environment. Check the IP address, subnet mask, and
gateway address settings when the IP address cannot be obtained automatically or when setting
manually.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)

(6)
Select [Save].
(7)
Set the [IPv4 - Subnet Mask], [IPv4 - Gateway Address], and [IPv4 - DNS Server Setup] in the
same way.
4.
For subnet mask, select combinations of values 0, 128, 129, 224, 240, 248, 252 and 255.
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5.
Select [Close].
6.
Start up the IOT again and print the Configuration Report. Check that the Internet Services port is
enabled and check the IP address settings.
9.3.4 Settings Check
9.3.5 Web Browser Specifications
Procedure
1.
2.
For Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Vista
Start up the web browser.
Netscape Communicator ver 7.0 or later English Version
Enter the IP address or Internet address of the IOT in the browser address box, and press the
<Enter> key.
Internet Explorer ver 6.01 SP1 or later English Version
Example of IP Address Entry
http://111.222.333.444
Internet Explorer ver 5.2 or later English Version
Example of Internet Address Entry
http://xxx.yyyy.zz.vvv/
NOTE: When specifying the port number, specify ":" after the address, and then enter the port
number.
For Mac OS X 10.2
For Mac OS X 10.3.9
Safari 1.3
User ID and Password, or just User ID may be required when using the Login Setup feature or
the Auditron Administration feature at IOT. Please check with the System Administrator about
User ID and Password.
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9.3.7 Parallel Port Settings
Procedure
Procedure
1.
1.
2.
<Enter> key.
2.
<Enter> key.
http://192.168.1.1/
http://192.168.1.1/

http://xxx.yyyy.zz.vvv/
3.
Click [Properties].
4.
Click [+] on the left side of "Physical Connections" to display the items in the folder.
5.
Click [Ethernet].
6.
Set the transmission speed of the Ethernet Interface using the pull down menu of "Rated Speed".
7.
The set value is reflected as the IOT setting value.

(1)
Click the [Apply] button. The User Name and password entry screen appears.
(2)
Enter the User ID and password for the System Administrator in "User Name" and "Password",
and click [OK].
http://xxx.yyyy.zz.vvv
NOTE: If specifying the port number, specify ":" and then "80" (port number at factory settings)
after the address.
3.
Click [Properties].
4.
5.
Click [Parallel].
6.
To enable "Bi-Directional Communication", select the [Enabled] checkbox.
7.
Set the "Auto Eject Time".
8.
Set the protocol using the pull down menu of "Adobe Communication Protocol".
NOTE: At factory settings, the User Name is "11111" and the password is "x-admin".
NOTE: Set this only when the optional PostScript 3 Kit is connected.
(3)
The right frame of the web browser will change after rebooting the IOT.
(4)
Click [Reboot Machine]. The settings will be reflected after the IOT reboots.
9.

(1)
(2)
and click [OK].
(3)
(4)
9.3.8 USB Settings
9.3.9 EtherTalk Settings
Procedure
NOTE: Set the Ethernet only when the optional PostScript 3 Kit is connected.
1.
2.
<Enter> key.
Procedure
1.
2.
<Enter> key.
http://192.168.1.1/
http://192.168.1.1/
http://xxx.yyyy.zz.vvv (TBD)
after the address.
3.
Click [Properties].
4.
5.
Click [USB].
6.
7.
8.
http://xxx.yyyy.zz.vvv (TBD)
after the address.
Set the "Auto Eject Time".
3.
Click [Properties].
4.
Click [+] on the left side of "Protocols" to display the items in the folder.
5.
Click [EtherTalk].
6.
Set the "Printer Name".
7.
Set the "Zone Name".
8.
Set the protocol using the pull down menu of "Adobe Communication Protocol".
(1)
(1)
Click the [Apply] button.
(2)
and click [OK].
(2)
and click [OK].
(3)
(3)
(4)
(4)
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9.3.10 SMB Settings
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9.3.10 SMB Settings
9.3.11 NetWare Settings
Procedure
Procedure
1.
1.
2.
<Enter> key.
2.
<Enter> key.
http://192.168.1.1/
http://192.168.1.1/

after the address.
after the address.
3.
Click [Properties].
3.
Click [Properties].
4.
4.
5.
Click [Microsoft Networking].
5.
Click [NetWare].
6.
Set the "Workgroup".
6.
Set the "Print Server Name".
7.
Set the "SMB Host Name".
7.
Set the operation mode using the pull down menu of "Active Mode".
8.
Click the "Maximum Connections".
8.
Set the "File Server Name".
9.
To enable "TBCP Filter", select the [Enabled] checkbox.

NOTE: Set this item when using Bindery Service.

9.
Set the language using the pull down menu of "Notification Language".
10. To enable "Unicode Support", select the [Enabled] checkbox.
10. Set the "Queue Poll Interval".
11. To enable "Auto Master Mode", select the [Enabled] checkbox.
11. Set the "Number of Searches".
12. To enable "Password Encryption", select the [Enabled] checkbox.
12. Set the "New Print Server Password".
13. The set value is reflected as the IOT setting value.

(1)
(2)
and click [OK].
(3)
(4)
(1)
Enter the password.
(2)
Enter the same password in "Retype New Print Server Password".
13. To enable "TBCP Filter", select the [Enabled] checkbox.

14. Set the "NDS Tree".
NOTE: Set this item when using Directory Service.
15. Set the language using the pull down menu of "NDS Context".
NOTE: Set this item when using Directory Service.
16. Set the Frame Type using the pull down menu of "Frame Type".
17. To enable "SLP - Active Discovery", select the [Enabled] checkbox.
(1)
(2)
and click [OK].
(3)
(4)
9.3.12 TCP/IP Settings
NOTE: This setting item is not required if "DHCP" or "DHCP/Autonet" is selected for "WINS
Server IP Address Resolution".
Procedure
12. Set the IP Address List.
1.
2.
<Enter> key.
(1)
Click the [Edit] button. The User Name and password entry screen appears.
(3)
and click [OK].
http://192.168.1.1/
(4)
after the address.
(5)
Set the "Source IP Mask".
(6)
Click the [Apply] button. The User Name and password entry screen appears. When the User
ID and password entry screen appears, enter the User ID and password for the System
Administrator in "User Name" and "Password", and click [OK].
(7)
3.
Click [Properties].
4.
5.
Click [TCP/IP].
6.
Set the "Host Name".
7.
Set the method to get IP address using the pull down menu of "IP Address Resolution".
8.
Set the "IP Address".
Set the "Source IP Address".
13. Click [TCP/IP] in "Protocols".

(1)
(2)
and click [OK].
NOTE: This setting item is not required if "DHCP", "BOOTP", "RARP" or "DHCP/Autonet" is
selected.
9.
Select the [Enabled] checkbox.
(2)
Set the "Subnet Mask" and "Gateway Address".

NOTE: This setting item is not required if "DHCP", "BOOTP", "RARP" or "DHCP/Autonet" is
selected.
(3)
(4)
10. Set the DNS.

(1)
To use DHCP in "DNS Server IP Address Resolution", select the [DHCP] checkbox.
(2)
Set the "Preferred DNS Server" and "Alternate DNS Server 1 & 2".
NOTE: This setting item is not required if "DHCP" is selected for "DNS Server IP Address
Resolution".
(3)
Set the "DNS Domain Name".
(4)
To enable "Generate Domain Search List Automatically", select the [Enabled] checkbox.
(5)
Set the "Domain Name 1 to 3".
(6)
Set the "Connection Time-Out".
(7)
To enable "Dynamic DNS Registration", select the [Enabled] checkbox.
11. Set the WINS.

(1)
To use DHCP in "WINS Server IP Address Resolution", select the [DHCP] checkbox.
(2)
Set the "Primary WINS Server Address".

NOTE: This setting item is not required if "DHCP" or "DHCP/Autonet" is selected for "WINS
Server IP Address Resolution".
(3)
Set the "Secondary WINS Server Address".
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9.3.13 LPD Settings
9.3.14 SNMP Settings
Procedure
Procedure
1.
1.
2.
<Enter> key.
2.
<Enter> key.
http://192.168.1.1/
http://192.168.1.1/

after the address.
after the address.
3.
Click [Properties].
3.
4.
4.
5.
Click [LPD].
5.
Click [SNMP Configuration].
6.
Set the "Port Number".
6.
7.
When changing the Community Name, set the "Community Name (Read Only)", "Community Name
(Read / Write)", and "Trap Community Name".
Click [Properties].
7.
Set the "System Administrator's Login ID".
8.
8.
(1)
9.
(2)
and click [OK].
(1)
(2)
and click [OK].
(3)
(4)
(3)
(4)
9.3.15 IPP Settings
9.3.16 Port 9100 Settings
Procedure
Procedure
1.
1.
2.
<Enter> key.
2.
<Enter> key.
http://192.168.1.1/
http://192.168.1.1/

after the address.
after the address.
3.
Click [Properties].
3.
Click [Properties].
4.
4.
5.
Click [IPP].
5.
Click [Port 9100].
6.
Set the "Add Port Number".
6.
Set the "TCP Port Number".
7.
7.
8.
To enable "Administrator Mode", select the [Enabled] checkbox.
8.
9.
To enable "DNS", select the [Enabled] checkbox.
9.
10. Set the "Connection Time-Out".
(1)
(2)
and click [OK].
(1)
(2)
and click [OK].
(3)
(4)
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(4)
9.3.15 IPP Settings
Installation
Installation
9.3.17 E-mail Settings

9.3.17.1 Enable Port
Purpose
1.
2.
<Enter> key.
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6.
Click [TCP/IP].
7.
8.
Set the DNS.

NOTE: DNS setting is required when the address of the POP3 server and SMTP server are
expressed in Domain names instead of IP addresses.
(1)
To use DHCP in "DNS Server IP Address Resolution", select the [DHCP] checkbox.
(2)
Set the "Preferred DNS Server" and "Alternate DNS Server 1 & 2".
http://192.168.1.1/
NOTE: This setting item is not required if "DHCP" is selected for "DNS Server IP Address
Resolution".
after the address.
(3)
Set the "DNS Domain Name".
(4)
To enable "Generate Domain Search List Automatically", select the [Enabled] checkbox.
(5)
Set the "Domain Name 1 to 3".
(6)
(7)
To enable "Dynamic DNS Registration", select the [Enabled] checkbox.
3.
Click [Properties].
4.
Click [Port Settings].
5.
Enable the port for E-mail feature.
9.
(1)
To use E-mail Print or Internet Fax, select the [Enabled] checkbox for "Receive E-Mail".
10. Set the receiving protocol using the pull down menu of "Receiving Protocol".
(2)
To use Mail Notice or notify job complete function, select the [Enabled] checkbox for "E-Mail
Notification Service".
6.

(1)
(2)
and click [OK].
(3)
(4)
9.3.17.2 Item Settings

Purpose
1.
2.
<Enter> key.

http://192.168.1.1/
Click [E-mail].
NOTE: Set this item when using the Internet Fax Service and E-mail Print feature.
11. Set the method to print the mail headers using the pull down menu of "Incoming E-mail Print
Options".
NOTE: Set this item when using E-mail Print function.
12. Set the method to print the mail headers using the pull down menu of "Incoming Internet Fax Print
Options".
NOTE: Set this item when using Internet Fax Service feature.
13. Set the method to print the delivery confirmation mail using the pull down menu of "Print Delivery
Confirmation E-mail".
NOTE: Set this item when using E-mail Print function.
14. To enable "Print Error Notification E-mail", select the [Enabled] checkbox.
15. To enable "Response to Read Receipts", select the [Enabled] checkbox.
16. Set the "POP3 Server".

NOTE: Set this item when using the Internet Fax Service and E-mail Print feature and "POP3" is
specified for "Receiving Protocol".
after the address.
(1)
Click [Properties].
(2)
3.
Click [Properties].
(3)
Click [POP3 Setup].
4.
Enter the E-mail addresses for the IOT and Administrator.
(4)
Set the "IP Address / Host Name & Port", and "POP Receive Password Encryption".
(1)
Set the "Administrator's E-mail Address".
(5)
Set the "Login Name".
(2)
Set the "Machine's E-mail Address".
(6)
Enter the "Password".
5.
(7)
Set the "Polling Interval".
(8)
18. Set the "Domain Filtering".

i.
ii.
Enter the User ID and password for the System Administrator in "User Name" and
"Password", and click [OK].
(1)
Select "Allow Domains" or "Block Domains" using the pull down menu of "Domain Filtering".
(2)
Click [Edit].
(3)
Set the Permitted Domain Names when Allow Domains is selected, and set the Rejected
Domain Names when Block Domains is selected.
iii.
(4)
iv.
(5)
17. Set the "SMTP Server Address".
19. Click [E-mail] in "Protocols".
(1)
Click [Properties].
20. Set the "Allow Authenticated Users to Edit "From:" Field when".
(2)
21. Set the "Allow Guest Users to Edit "From:" Field".
(3)
Click [SMTP Server].
22. Set the "Edit "From:" Field when Authorization is not Required".
(4)
Set the "SMTP Server IP Address / Host Name".
23. Set the "Allow Authenticated Users to send E-mail despite LDAP Search Failure".
NOTE: Set this item when using E-mail Service, Internet Fax Service, Mail Notice or job
completion notice feature.
(5)
Set the "Port Numbers".
(6)
To use "Login Credentials for the Machine to access the SMTP Server to send automated
e-mails", select the [POP before SMTP] radio button.
24. Set the initial value for "Subject".

25. Set the initial value for "Message".
26. To enable "User" for "Message", select the [Enabled] checkbox.
27. To enable "Attachment" for "Message", select the [Enabled] checkbox.
28. To enable "Device Information" of "Message", select the [Enabled] checkbox.
29. Set the initial value for "Signature".
(7)
Set the "Login Name".
(1)
(2)
and click [OK].
(8)
(9)
Set the "Password".
(3)
(4)
Specify the "Maximum Data Size per E-mail". When sending E-mails, set the "Maximum Split
Count".
NOTE: Set this item when using the E-mail Service or Internet Fax Service feature.
(10) Specify the "Maximum Number of Pages per Split Send".

NOTE: Set this item when using Internet Fax Service feature.
(11) The set value is reflected as the IOT setting value.
i.
ii.
Enter the User ID and password for the System Administrator in "User Name" and
"Password", and click [OK].
iii.
iv.
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9.3.18 HTTP Settings
9.3.19 WebDAV Settings
Procedure
Procedure
1.
1.
2.
<Enter> key.
2.
<Enter> key.
http://192.168.1.1/
http://192.168.1.1/

after the address.
after the address.
3.
Click [Properties].
3.
Click [Properties].
4.
4.
5.
Click [HTTP].
5.
Click [WebDAV].
6.
6.
7.
Set the "Maximum Connections".
7.
8.
8.
9.
(1)
(1)
(2)
(2)
and click [OK].
and click [OK].
(3)
(3)
(4)
(4)
9.3.20 Bonjour Settings

Procedure
1.
2.
<Enter> key.
http://192.168.1.1/
after the address.
3.
Click [Properties].
4.
5.
Click [Bonjour].
6.
7.
Set the "Printer Name".
8.

(1)
(2)
and click [OK].
(3)
(4)
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9.4.1 E-mail Feature Overview
9.4.2 Preparations
1.
Prepare the following items before using the E-mail feature. These items are different depending on the
functions.
E-mail Service
Scans documents into digitized data and sends them by E-mail.
2.
Internet Fax
Table 1
Unlike the conventional Fax communication, this feature is able to send scanned data as electronic
E-mail attachment over the company's Network and Internet instead of the phone lines.
3.
E-mail
Print
Mail
Notice
Job
Complete
Notice
Item
Description
E-mail Print
TCP/IP Address
SMTP: O
TCP/IP Address of
this machine. E-mails POP3: O
are transmitted using
TCP/IP.
SMTP: O
POP3: O
Subnet Mask
This is required when SMTP:

splitting the network POP3:
into subnet.
SMTP:
POP3:
Gateway Address

POP3:
using several
networks via a
gateway.
SMTP:
POP3:
Administrator Email Address
Enter the E-mail

addresses for the
Administrator of the
Main Unit.
SMTP: O
POP3: O
SMTP: O
POP3: O
Machine E-mail
Address
This is used as the

Sender's address
when the machine
sends an E-mail.
SMTP: O
POP3: O
SMTP: O
POP3: O
DNS Server
Address

the addresses of the POP3:
POP3 server and
SMTP server are
expressed in Domain
names instead of IP
addresses.
SMTP:
POP3:
SMTP Server
Address
SMTP server is used SMTP: O

POP3: O
for sending E-mails
for the machine. It
can also be used for
receiving E-mails.
SMTP: O
POP3: O
The E-mail will be printed in accordance to the settings of "Incoming E-mail Print Options" at the
CentreWare Internet Service.
Notification of Consumables Status, etc.
Notification related to the contents (Consumables Status, Parts Status, Paper Tray Status, and etc.)
that were set in "Setup E-mail Notification" of CentreWare Internet Service can be sent by E-mail to
the specified address.
The status for Toner and Drum Cartridge can be notified at regular intervals. This enables timely
replacement to be carried out.
5.
Internet
Fax
The E-mail will be printed in accordance to the "Incoming Internet Fax Print Options" settings at the
CentreWare Internet Service.
The computer can send documents of TIFF format or PDF format to this machine as E-mail
attachments. The mail received is printed automatically.
4.
E-mail
Service
Job Complete Notice

When a print job is sent to this machine from the computer, the completion of printing can be notified
by mail.
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Installation
Installation
Internet
Fax
E-mail
Print
Mail
Notice
Job
Complete
Notice
Item
Description
POP3 Server
When using the

POP3 server to
receive E-mails,
register the
machine's E-mail
address and users in
the POP3 server. The
address of the POP3
server must also be
set in the machine.
SMTP:
POP3:
Set the user address for receiving POP3.

Set up a password
when required.
SMTP: O
POP3: O
POP User Name,

Password
S/MIME
Set up the S/MIME.
SMTP:
POP3:
Enable the E-mail Port and set the IP Address, etc.
1.
Procedure
(2)
Enter the User ID using the < Numeric Keypad > buttons and select [Enter].
(3)
2.
SMTP:
POP3:
E-mail Environment Setup
Select [Tools].

(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Select [Send E-mail] and press [Change Settings].
(5)
Select [Port Status] and press [Change Settings].
(6)
(7)
Select [Close].
(8)
Enable the "Port Status" when using E-mail Print.
(9)
To use Mail Notice or Job Completion Notice, enable the "E-mail Notification Service - Port
Status".
E-mail Account Registration

Before using E-mail at the machine, it is necessary to register the E-mail account in the E-mail
server. Consult the System Administrator.
2.

(1)
O: Set up required : Set up where necessary -: Set up not required

1.
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(10) Select [Close] until the "Tools" screen appears.

3.
Set the IP Address.
Sets the ports enabling, machine E-mail address, TCP/IP environment and mail server etc from the
machine.
NOTE: They can also be set using CentreWare Internet Services.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)

(6)
Select [Save].
(7)
Set the [IPv4 - Subnet Mask], [IPv4 - Gateway Address], and [IPv4 - DNS Server Setup] in the
same way.
9.4.4 E-mail Environment Setup

To use E-mail, various E-mail items must be set.
Procedure
1.
4.
(1)
5.
Select [Close].
(2)
Enter the User ID using the < Numeric Keypad > buttons and select [Enter].
6.
Reboot the machine and print the Configuration Report. Check that the Ports are enabled and
check the TCP/IP settings.
(3)
2.
Select [Tools].
Set the E-mail Address, Host Name and Domain Name.

(1)
(2)
(3)
Select [Machine's E-mail Address/Host Name].
(4)
Select [E-mail Address] and select [Change Settings].
(5)
Enter the E-mail address using the keyboard that is displayed.
(6)
Select [Save].
(7)
Set the [Host Name] and [Domain Name] in the same way.
(8)
Select [Close].
When "SMTP" is selected for "Protocol to Receive E-mail"

An alias cannot be set. For the account (to the left of the @ mark), any name can be set. For
the address part (to the right of the @ mark), set a combination of Host Name and Domain
Name.
E.g.: mymail@mahost.fujixerox.co.jp
-Account Name: mymail
-Host Name: mahost
-Domain Name: fujixerox.co.jp
"POP3" is selected for "Protocol to Receive E-mail"

Set the POP User Name as the account (to the left of the @ mark) and the receiving POP3
E-mail Server as the address part (to the right of the @ mark). An alias, such as
mymail@mahost.fujixerox.co.jp, can also be set.
3.
Set the Receive protocol.

(1)
(2)
Select [Protocol to Receive E-mail] and press [Change Settings].
(3)
Select "SMTP" or "POP3" according to the environment.
(4)
Select [Save] and [Close].

Select [Outgoing / Incoming E-mail Settings] and select [SMTP Server Settings]. Set the
following items for the SMTP Server.
- "SMTP Server Port Number": Enter a value from 1 to 65535.
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Set when [SMTP AUTH] is selected in [E-mail Send Authentication]. Enter the same
password in "New password" and "Retype password". If you do not want to set a
password, leave the field empty and select [Save].
Select [Outgoing / Incoming E-mail Settings] and select [POP3 Server Settings]. Set the
following items for the POP3 Server.
(2)
-"POP3 Server Setup": Select "By IP Address" or "By Server Name".

-"POP3 Server - IP Address": Enter the address if "By Server Name" is selected in "POP3
Server Setup".
5.
(1)
A maximum number of 50 permitted domains can be set.
-"POP3 Server - Port Number": Enter a value from 1 to 65535.

-"POP3 Server - Polling Interval": Set the interval to check for E-mail on the POP3 server.
(2)
6.
Set the S/MIME.

(1)
(2)
-"POP3 Password": Enter the same password in "New password" and "Retype password".
If you do not want to set a password, leave the field empty and select [Save].
Select [Security Settings].

Select [S/MIME Settings] and set the following items.
"Device Certificate - S/MIME"
"S/MIME Communication"
Attaching certificate to device.
-"POP3 Password Encryption": Select "On (APOP)" for password encryption. Select [Save]
and [Close].
In cases where the Certificate ID has been set, set whether to enable or disable the
S/MIME communication.
Setting for transmission.

Select [SMTP Server Settings] and set the following items.
"SMTP Server Setup"
"Receive Untrusted E-mail"
"Receive Untrusted Internet Fax"
"Message Digest Algorithm"
"Message Encryption Method"
"Digital Signature - Outgoing E-mail"
"Digital Signature - Outgoing Internet Fax"
"Certificate Auto Store"
Set whether to accept E-mails that are not trusted.
Select "By IP Address" or "By Server Name".
"SMTP Server IP Address"
Set whether to accept Internet Faxes that are not trusted.
Enter if "By IP Address" is selected in "SMTP Server Setup".

Set the Message Digest Algorithm to either "SHA1" or "MD5".

Set the Message Encryption Method to either "3DES", "RC2-40", "RC2-64" or "RC2-128".
"SMTP Server Name"
Specify whether to include the digital signature by default when sending E-mails.
Enter if "By Server Name" is selected in "SMTP Server Setup".
"SMTP Server Port Number"
Specify whether to include the digital signature by default when sending Internet Faxes.
Enter a value between 1 to 65535.
Specify whether to store the certificate automatically when an E-mail attached with a
S/MIME certificate is received from an e-mail address registered in the Address Book.
NOTE: When "SMTP" is selected for "Protocol to Receive E-mail" and all items are
already set, there is no need to perform settings.
"E-mail Send Authentication"
"SMTP AUTH Login Name"
"SMTP AUTH Password"
Select one from "Off", "POP before SMTP" or "SMTP AUTH".

Set when [SMTP AUTH] is selected in [E-mail Send Authentication].
"Domain 1" to "Domain 50"

A maximum of 50 domains can be set if "Allow Domains" or "Block Domains" is selected
in "Domain Filtering".
-"POP3 Server - Login Name": Enter the name to be used to log into the POP3 server.
(1)
Domain Filtering
Select one from "Off", "Allow Domains" or "Block Domains".
-"POP3 Server - Server Name": Enter the name if "By Server Name" is selected in
"POP3 Server Setup".
4.
Select [Domain Filtering] and set the following items.
Select [Close].
Set the Domain Filter.
7.
8.
Select [Close].
9.
Reboot the machine and print the Configuration Report. Check the settings of the individual items.
9.5.1 Scanner Feature Overview
E-mail
9.5.2.1 Preparations
Scans documents into digitized data and sends them by E-mail.
Perform the following settings before using the E-mail feature.
Scan to Folder
It scans the document on the machine and stores it in the Folder on the machine as data. The
stored document can be retrieved from the computer connected on the network. Besides scanned
documents, new transmissions and received fax documents can also be retrieved from Folders.
Scan to FTP/SMB
NOTE: Check with the System Administrator on how to register an E-mail account on the mail
server.
9.5.2.2 Enabling Ports and TCP/IP Settings

Enable the Send E-mail Port and the Receive E-mail Port, set the IP Address of the IOT, and etc.
Purpose
1.
Enables scan data to be stored in a computer on the network when the machine is connected to a
FTP or SMB protocol network environment. It scans the document on the machine and stores it to
the computer connected on the network as data.
E-mail Account Registration

It is necessary to register the E-mail account in the mail server used by the machine.
Scan to Job Template

The file that stores the scan conditions is called a Job Template. Specify the Job Template and scan
the desired document on the machine as data. While the scanned document is stored in the hard
disk, it is also sent automatically to the computer (server) connected on the network. The optional
CentreWare Scan Services is required for settings such as creating the Job Template and
specifying the send destination.

(1)
(2)
Scan to Job Flow
By using CentreWare EasyOperator, etc. at a computer on the network, scanning of documents can
be performed by utilizing the Job Flow Sheets that were registered for document scans.
(3)
2.
(1)
3.
Select [Tools].
Enable the ports for the E-mail feature.

(2)
(3)
(4)
Select [Send E-mail] and press [Change Settings].
(5)
(6)
(7)
Select [Close].
(8)
In the same way, set the "Port Status" for "Receive E-mail" to "Enabled".
(9)
Set the IP Address.

(1)
(2)
(3)
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Set the POP User Name as the account (to the left of the @ mark) and the receiving POP3 Email Server as the address part (to the right of the @ mark). An alias, such as
(6)
Select [Save].
(7)

3.

(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
4.
5.
Select [Close].
6.
Reboot the machine and print the Configuration Report. Check that the Send E-mail Port is enabled
and check the TCP/IP settings.
9.5.2.3 E-mail Environment Setup
In order to use the E-mail feature, perform settings for the various E-mail items.
Purpose
Server Setup".
1.

(1)
(2)
(3)
2.
-"POP3 Server - Server Name": Enter the name if "By Server Name" is selected in "POP3
Server Setup".
Select [Tools].

(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
-"POP3 Password": Enter the same password in "New password" and "Retype password". If
you do not want to set a password, leave the field empty and select [Save].
(5)
(6)
Select [Save].
(7)
(8)
Select [Close].

An alias cannot be set. Any name can be set for the account (to the left of the @ mark). For the
address part (to the right of the @ mark), set a combination of Host Name and Domain Name.
-Host Name: mahost
and [Close].
4.

(1)
"SMTP Server Setup"

"SMTP Server Name"

Enter a value between 1 to 65535.
7.
8.
Select [Close].
9.
Set when [SMTP AUTH] is selected in [E-mail Send Authentication].

Set when [SMTP AUTH] is selected in [E-mail Send Authentication]. Enter the same
(2)
5.
Select [Close].

(1)
Select [Domain Filtering] and set the following items.
Domain Filtering
A maximum number of 50 permitted domains can be set.

(2)
6.
Set the S/MIME.

(1)
(2)


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9.5.3 Scan to Folder Settings
To use the Scan to Folder feature, enable the required Ports (Salutation and WebDAV), enable the
Internet Services (HTTP) Port, set the IP Address, and etc.
9.5.3.1 Enabling Ports and IP Address Settings

Purpose
4.
1.
Select [Close].
Reboot the machine and print the Configuration Report. Check that the Salutation Port and
WebDAV Port are enabled and check the TCP/IP Address settings.
5.
(1)
6.
(2)
(3)
2.
Select [Tools].
Files stored in the folder can be accessed by applications on the computer using the scanner driver.
Up to 200 folders can be created. The following are the settings and items that can be changed.
Enable the Ports.
When using CentreWare EasyOperator and other FX Applications that supports WebDAV.
(1)
3.
9.5.3.2 Create Folder
Folder Name
Password
Set the folder name. Up to 10 characters can be set.
(2)
(3)
(4)
Select [WebDAV] and select [Change Settings].
(5)
(6)
(7)
Select [Close] until the "Port Settings" screen appears.
(8)
Enable the Internet Services (HTTP) port in the same way.
(9)
Up to a 20-digits password can be set for the folder. The folder can be set without a password. This
password is effective only if the password for the System Administrator has been set.
When the password is set, restricted folder read and write access according to the password can be
performed.
Delete Files After Retrieval
Delete Expired Files
Sets files to be deleted after the files have been retrieved, printed or transferred to a job flow.
Set the IP Address.

(1)
(2)
Select "TCP/IP - Get IP Address" and press [Change Settings].
(3)
Sets whether to enable the operation to delete files that are stored in the selected folder at the
specified time after the expiry date had passed.
(5)
Link Job Flow Sheet to Folder

Sets or changes the link of a Job Flow Sheet to the folder, and executes the Job Flow Sheet.
<Creation Procedure>
1.
(4)
Access Rights

(1)
(2)
(3)
Select [Tools].
2.
Select [Create/Delete].
3.
Select [Create Folder].
4.
Select a folder to register and select [Create/Delete].
(6)
Select [Save].
(7)
NOTE: Unregistered folders are displayed as "(Not in Use)".

5.
Set the Passcode for New Folder.

If you want to set a Passcode
(1)
Select "On".
(2)
Enter the Passcode (up to 20 digits) using the numeric keypad.
(3)
Select the operation to restrict at "Target Operation" and select [Save].
9.5.4 Job Template

Prepare the following option software before using the Job Template feature.
The "Folder XXX - Create/Delete" screen appears. XXX is the registered Folder Number.
NOTE: The password entered will be displayed as " * ". If a mistake is made, press the <C
(Clear)> button and enter again.
Select "Off" and select [Save].
Purpose
The "Folder XXX - Create/Delete" screen appears. XXX is the registered Folder Number.
1.
Target Operation
CentreWare Scan Services

To use the CentreWare Scan Service at the IOT, enable the required Ports and set the IP Address, etc.
If you do not want to set a Passcode

(1)
Always (All Operations)
(1)
The Passcode will be required for all operations.
(2)
Save (Write)
The Passcode will only be required when selecting the folder.
Print/Delete (Read)
(3)
The Passcode will only be required when printing or deleting files in the folder.
6.
2.
Set up the other items as required. Select the item and select [Change Settings]. When the setting
has completed, select [Save].
(1)
Folder Name
Set the folder name. Up to 20 single-byte characters (20 for double-byte characters) can be
input.
Delete Files After Retrieval

Sets files to be deleted after the files have been retrieved, printed or transferred to a job flow.
No
Files will be retained.
Yes
3.
Files will be deleted.
Delete Expired Files

Deletes files at the specified time after the expiry date, if [Expiration Date for Files in Folder] is
set in [Stored files Settings] of "System Settings" tab.
Link Job Flow Sheet to Folder

Sets/changes the link of a Job Flow Sheet to the Folder, and selects and executes the Job
Flow Sheet.
7.
Check the settings in the "Folder XXX - Create/Delete" screen and select [Close].
8.
9.
Select [Close].
Select [Tools].
Enable the SNMP port.

(2)
(3)
(4)
Select [SNMP] and press [Change Settings].
(5)
(6)
Select [Enabled] and press [Save].
(7)
(8)
Enable the FTP Client port and Internet Services (HTTP) port in the same way.
(9)
Set the IP Address.

(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)

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4.
(6)
Select [Save].
(7)
Perform the following settings before using the Scan to PC feature.
1.
5.
Select [Close].
6.
Reboot the machine and print the Configuration Report. Check that the Ports are enabled and check
the TCP/IP settings.
1.
2.
Enter the machine IP address or internet address in the browser address box and press the <Enter>
key.
For FTP
For FTP transfer, it is required to register beforehand the following FTP servers and the accounts
(login name and password) to the FTP servers.
(1)
(2)
For Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0, Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, Microsoft Windows
NT Workstation 4.0, Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional, and Microsoft Windows XP
FTP service for Microsoft Internet Information Server 3.0.
(3)
For Mac OS X
FTP service for Mac OS X 10.1.5/10.2.X/10.3.5/10.3.9.
File Names, User Names, and Directory Names that are in Japanese cannot be used.
(4)
For Novell NetWare

FTP service for NetWare 5.11J and 5.12J

http://192.168.1.1
For Microsoft Windows Server 2003

FTP service for Microsoft Internet Information Server 3.0.
9.5.4.3 SNMP Port Settings

Purpose
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2.
For SMB
The following OS that support shared folders are available for SMB transfer.
(1)
NOTE: If specifying the port number, specify ":" and "80" (port number at factory settings) after
the address.
Microsoft Windows 98
(2)
Microsoft Windows Me
(3)
Microsoft Windows NT 4.0

Microsoft Windows 2000
3.
Click [Properties].
(4)
4.
Open the "Connectivity" folder and click "Port Settings".
(5)
Microsoft Windows Server 2003
5.
Put a checkmark on [UDP] of "SNMP".
(6)
Microsoft Windows XP
6.
The set value will be reflected as a machine setting value.

(1)
(2)
and click [OK].

Purpose
1.
(3)
The right frame of the web browser will change after rebooting the machine.
(4)
Click [Reboot Machine]. The settings will be reflected after the machine reboots.

(1)
(2)
Enter the User ID using the <number> keys or the keyboard that is displayed and select
[Enter].
(3)
2.
Select [Tools].
Enable the SMB port if using the SMB protocol.

(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Select [SMB] and select [Change Settings].
(5)
(6)
(7)
3.
4.
9.5.6 Job Flow Service Settings
Enable the FTP Client port if using the FTP protocol.

(1)
Select [FTP Client] and select [Change Settings].
(2)
(3)
(4)
Prepare the following software before performing scan using the Job Flow Sheet feature.
CentreWare Easy Admin is in the CentreWare CD-ROM bundled with the machine.
Set the IP Address.


Purpose
1.
(1)
(1)
(2)
(2)
(3)
Enter the User ID using the <number> keys or the keyboard that is displayed and select
[Enter].
(4)
(5)
(3)
2.
Select [Tools].
Enable the SOAP port.

(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Select [SOAP] and select [Change Settings].
(5)
5.
CentreWare EasyAdmin
(6)
Select [Save].
(7)
3.
(6)
(7)
Enable the SNMP port.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
Enable the Internet Services (HTTP) Port in the same way.
(6)
6.
Select [Close].
7.
Reboot the machine and print the Configuration Report. Check that the SMB Port and FTP Client
Port are enabled and check the TCP/IP settings.
4.
Select [SNMP] and press [Change Settings].
Set the IP Address.

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(2)
(3)
(4)
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(6)
Select [Save].
(7)
5.
6.
Select [Close].
7.
Reboot the machine and print the Configuration Report. Check that the SOAP Port, SNMP Port, and
CentreWare Internet Service Port are enabled and check the TCP/IP settings.
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9.6.1 Internet Fax Overview
Procedure
By installing the Internet Fax Kit (optional) to a machine that can use the Fax feature, it will then be
able to send scanned data as electronic E-mail attachment over the company's Network and
Internet instead of the phone lines. It will also be able to receive E-mail from other machines that
support Internet Fax. Refer to "About Internet Fax" under "4 Fax" in "User Guide" for more
information on the Internet Fax.
1.

(1)
(2)
<Requirements at the Main Unit>
Internet Fax Kit
The Main Unit has to be connected to a network and is capable of TCP/IP communication.
Prepare an environment where sending/receiving of E-mails is possible.
(3)
2.
(1)
3.
Select [Tools].

(2)
(3)
(4)
Select [Receive E-mail] and press [Change Settings].
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
In the same way, set the [Send E-mail] port to [Enabled].
(9)
Set the IP Address.

(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)

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Select [Save].
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4.
5.
Select [Close].
6.
Reboot the machine and print the Configuration Report. Check that the Ports are enabled and check
the TCP/IP settings.
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Procedure
1.

(1)
(2)
(3)
2.
Select [Tools].

(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
Select [Save].
(7)
(8)
Select [Close].

An alias cannot be set. Any name can be set for the account (to the left of the @ mark). For the
address part (to the right of the @ mark), set a combination of Host Name and Domain Name.
-Host Name: mahost

Set the POP User Name as the account (to the left of the @ mark) and the receiving POP3 Email Server as the address part (to the right of the @ mark). An alias, such as
3.

(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)


Set when "SMTP AUTH" is selected in "E-mail Send Authentication". Enter the same
Server Setup".
(2)
5.
Select [Close].

(1)
Select [Domain Filter] and set the following items.
"Domain Filtering"

-"POP3 Server - Server Name": Enter the name if "By Server Name" is selected in "POP3
Server Setup".


A maximum number of 50 domains can be allowed. Up to 64 characters can be used for a

Domain Name.
-"POP3 Password": Enter the same password in "New password" and "Retype password".
If you do not want to set a password, leave the field empty and select [Save].
(2)
and [Close].
4.
6.

(1)
"SMTP Server Setup"
Set the S/MIME.

(1)
(2)

"SMTP Server Name"

Enter a value from 1 to 65535.

NOTE: When "POP before SMTP" is selected, make sure to set the POP3.

Set when "SMTP AUTH" is selected in "E-mail Send Authentication".
"Allow Domains"
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8.
Select [Close].
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<Sending from the machine to a computer>
Procedure
1.
Select [Fax / Internet Fax] on the All Services screen to display the Fax / Internet Fax Recepient
screen.
2.
Select [Fax / Internet Fax] and select Internet Fax.

NOTE: When using an extension, it will be: "Internet Fax / Extension / Outside Line" instead.
3.
Enter the recipient.
4.
Press the <Start> button to send.
5.
Check whether the Fax can be received at the designated computer.
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9.7.1 Communication Security Features Overview
9.7.2 HTTP Transmission Encryption Settings
When the machine is communicating with other computers on the network, the transmission data can be
encrypted.
9.7.2.1 Setting the Certificate using CentreWare Internet Services
HTTP Transmission Encryption
To set the Certificate using CentreWare Internet Services, there are 2 ways: 1. By generating a Self
Signed Certificate (for SSL server). 2. By importing a Signed Certificate into the machine.
The ports available for HTTP are SOAP Port, Internet Services (HTTP) Port, IPP Port, and WebDAV
Port.
This section explains the procedure for the case of generating a Self Signed Certificate (for SSL server).
Encryption of transmission data uses SSL and TLS protocols. To decrypt the encrypted
transmission, we use SSL and TLS certificates .
NOTE: When using the generated Self Signed Certificate or a Certificate that contains UTF-8 to perform
SSL communication, the following phenomenon might occur.
The SSL and TLS certificates can be a Signed Certificate or they can be created by the following
method.
When using Internet Explorer in Windows 98 SE or earlier environment, the certificate's issuer/
recipient cannot be displayed correctly.
Use the CentreWare Internet Services (1 year validity)
Use our Device Certificates Get Utility for Apeos (3 year validity)
When using Mac OS X 10.2 or earlier environment, connection cannot be established using SSL.
This is because the OS is unable to recognize the UTF-8 character codes in the certificate.
Therefore, in these OS environments, use Netscape 7.
NOTE: When using a Signed Certificate, import it using the CentreWare Internet Services.
By encrypting the HTTP transmission, the transmission data (SSL encryption

transmission) when printing using IPP can be encrypted.
E-mail Encryption/Digital Signature

S/MIME is used in E-mail Encryption/Digital Signature. When using S/MIME in this machine, use the
Machine's S/MIME Certificate.
Create the S/MIME Certificate by the following method.
For how to import a Signed Certificate, refer to the Online Help in CentreWare Internet Services.
NOTE: When importing the certificate, you will be unable to do so if the same certificate is already
registered under the "Local Device" or "Others" category. Delete the registered certificate before
importing.
1.
2.
Enter the machine IP address or internet address in the web browser address box and press the
<Enter> key.
Use our Device Certificates Get Utility for Apeos (3 year validity)
http://192.168.1.1/
http://xxx.yyy.zz.vvv/
NOTE: If specifying the port number, specify ":" after the Internet address followed by the Port
Number.
3.
Click the "Properties" tab.
4.
Click [+] on the left side of "Security" to display the items in the folder.
5.
Click [SSL / TLS Settings].
6.
Create a certificate.
(1)
Click the [Generate Self-Signed Certificate] button.
(2)
Set the "Public Key Size" as required.
(3)
Set the "Issuer" as required.
(4)
Click the [Generate Certificate] button. When the User ID and Password input screen appears,
enter the User ID and password for the System Administrator in "User Name" and "Password",
and click [OK].
7.
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8.
9.
Click [SSL / TLS Settings].
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10. Place a checkmark at "Enabled" for "HTTP - SSL / TLS Communication".
11. Set the "HTTP - SSL / TLS Communication Port Number".

NOTE: Do not use a number that is the same as the port number for other ports.
12. The set value will be reflected as a machine setting value.
NOTE: Enter the address in xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx format. xxx is a number from 0 to 255. However,
(2)
(3)
4.
5.
Select [Close].
6.
Reboot the machine and print the Configuration Report. Check that the SOAP Port and CentreWare
Internet Services Port are enabled and check the TCP/IP settings.
7.
Obtain the Device Certificates Get Utility for Apeos.
[Settings Procedure at the Machine]

NOTE: Settings also can also be done using CentreWare Internet Services.
The home page address (URL) where this software can be obtained is as follows:

(1)
Press the lessthan Log In / Out greaterthan button.
(2)
(3)
http://download.fujixerox.co.jp/
NOTE: The transmission fee is to be paid by the customer.
8.
Use the utility to set the Certificate.
[Computer Settings]
Select [Tools].

(1)
3.
Select [Save].
(7)
To use the Device Certificates Get Utility for Apeos feature, enable the SOAP Port and the Internet
Services (HTTP) Port, set the IP Address, and etc.
2.
(6)
(1)
9.7.2.2 When using Device Certificates Get Utility for Apeos
1.
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)

When using the Device Certificates Get Utility for Apeos, the machine's IP Address must be set to
"STATIC". This procedure is not necessary if the IP Address has already been set to "STATIC".
(1)
(2)
(3)
Select "STATIC" and select [Save].
(4)
(5)

When transmission between the web browser and the machine is encrypted, enter an address starting
with "https" instead of "http" in the address field on the web browser.
https://192.168.1.1/
https://xxx.yyy.zz.vvv/
When IPP (Internet Print) transmission is encrypted, enter an address starting with "https" instead of
"http" for the printer URL when adding the printer.
Settings for SOAP Port and WebDAV Port are not required.
13. Click [SSL / TLS Settings].
9.7.3 E-mail Encryption/Digital Signature Settings
14. Place a checkmark at "Enabled" for "S/MIME Communication".
9.7.3.1 Setting the Certificate using CentreWare Internet Services

To set the Certificate using CentreWare Internet Services, perform the settings to encrypt HTTP
transmission, then import the Signed Certificate into the machine and enable the S/MIME.
1.
2.
Enter the machine IP address or internet address that start with "https" in the web browser address
box and press the <Enter> key.
15. The set value will be reflected as a machine setting value.

(1)
(2)
(3)
16. Set up the S/MIME related items.

(1)
(2)
https://192.168.1.1/
(3)
Click [S/MIME Settings] and set the following items.
Message Digest Algorithm
Message Encryption Method
Certificate Auto Store
https://xxx.yyy.zz.vvv/
3.
Click the "Properties" tab.
4.
Check under "Description" that the "Machine's E-mail Address" is already entered.
5.
6.
Click "Certificate Management".
7.
Import the Certificate.

Set the Message Encryption Method to either "3DES", "RC2-64" or "RC2-128".
Specify whether to store the certificate automatically when an e-mail attached with a
NOTE: When importing the certificate, you will be unable to do so if the same certificate is already
registered under the "Local Device" or "Others" category. Delete the registered certificate before
importing.
(1)
Receive Untrusted E-mail
Receive Untrusted Internet Fax
Digital Signature - Outgoing E-mail
Set whether to accept e-mails that are not trusted.

Enter "Password".
(2)
Enter "Retype Password".
(3)
Either directly enter the File Name to import or click the [Browse...] button, select the file to
import from the dialog box that is displayed and click [Open].
(4)
Click the [Import] button. When the User ID and Password input screen appears, enter the
User ID and password for the System Administrator in "User Name" and "Password", and click
[OK].
9.
Digital Signature - Outgoing Internet Fax

Specify whether to include the digital signature by default when sending Internet Faxes,
or to select it each time when sending an Internet Fax.
(4)
8.
Specify whether to include the digital signature by default when sending E-mails, or to
select it each time when sending an E-mail.
9.7.3.2 When using Device Certificates Get Utility for Apeos

To use the Device Certificates Get Utility for Apeos feature, enable the SOAP Port and the Internet
Services (HTTP) Port, set the IP Address, and etc.
10. Set the Certificate.

NOTE: Settings also can also be done using CentreWare Internet Services.
NOTE: This procedure is not necessary for DocuCentre Series.
1.
(1)
Click "Certificate Management".
(2)
Select "Local Device" for "Category" and "SSL Server" for "Certificate Purpose", then press the
[Display the list] button.
(3)
Place a check at the "Issued To" checkbox of the Certificate that is set.
(4)
Press the [Certificate Details] button.
(5)
Press the [Export this certificate] button.
(6)
Click [Reboot]. The settings will be reflected after the machine reboots.
11. Refresh the web browser.
(1)
Press the lessthan Log In / Out greaterthan button.
(2)
(3)
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(1)
12. Click [+] on the left side of "Security" to display the items in the folder.
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10. Set up the S/MIME related items.
(4)
(1)
(5)
(2)
(6)
Use the utility to set the Certificate.
(7)
(3)
(8)
(4)
(9)
(5)
(6)
When using the Device Certificates Get Utility for Apeos, the machine's IP Address must be set to
"STATIC". This procedure is not necessary if the IP Address has already been set to "STATIC".
Device Certificate - S/MIME
(1)
S/MIME Communication
(2)
(3)
Check that it is "STATIC" and select [Save].
(4)
(5)

(6)
Select [Save].
(7)
Receive Untrusted E-mail
Receive Untrusted Internet Fax
Message Digest Algorithm
Message Encryption Method
Digital Signature - Outgoing E-mail
Set whether to accept e-mails that are not trusted.

Set the Message Encryption Method to either "3DES", "RC2-40" or "RC2-128".
Specify whether to include the digital signature by default when sending E-mails, or to
select it each time when sending an E-mail.
(8)
4.
However, do not set the middle values to 0.
Specify whether to include the digital signature by default when sending Internet Faxes,
or to select it each time when sending an Internet Fax.

(2)
(3)
Enter the E-mail Address using the keyboard that is displayed.
(4)
Select [Save].
Certificate Auto Store

Specify whether to store the certificate automatically when an e-mail attached with a
Set the E-mail Address.

(1)
Digital Signature - Outgoing Internet Fax
11. Select [Close] until the "Tools" screen appears.

12. Select [Close].
13. Select [Close].
5.
6.
Select [Close].
[Computer Settings]
7.
Reboot the machine and print the Configuration Report. Check that the SOAP Port and CentreWare
Internet Services Port are enabled and check the TCP/IP settings.
8.
Obtain the Device Certificates Get Utility for Apeos.
The Personal Certificate of the destination E-mail Address must be registered in the machine.
The home page address (URL) where this software can be obtained is as follows:
Furthermore, the Personal Certificate that is stored in the machine must be in a format that includes
the Root Certificate.
http://download.fujixerox.co.jp/
NOTE: The transmission fee is to be paid by the customer.
When sending scan data as S/MIME encrypted E-mail from the machine to a computer
When sending an S/MIME Digital Signature E-mail from the machine to a computer
No settings are required at the destination computer.
When sending S/MIME encrypted E-mail from a computer to the machine by E-mail Print
The Machine's S/MIME Certificate is required at the computer.
The following are the 2 ways to set the Machine's S/MIME Certificate at the computer.
Send an S/MIME Digital Signature E-mail from the machine to the computer
By setting the "Digital Signature - Outgoing E-mail" to append a Digital Signature whenever an
E-mail is sent, we can send an S/MIME Digital Signature E-mail when sending E-mails from
the machine.
Use the CentreWare Internet Services to export the S/MIME Certificate to the computer and
register it in the Certificate Storage of the E-mail software.
When sending an S/MIME Digital Signature E-mail from a computer to the machine
The Personal Certificate of the destination E-mail Address, the Intermediate Certificate Authority
(CA) of the Personal Certificate, and the Root Certificate must be registered in the machine.
Supported E-mail Software

The sending/receiving of E-mails between the machine and a computer has been verified for the
following E-mail Software.
Outlook 2000/2002/2003/2007
Outlook Express 6
Netscape 7.x
Mac OS X: Mail 2.1.1
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Important changes including

revisions of spare part numbers and

Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd. CS Department TS Sectuon

0.1 Getting to know this Service Manual

0.2 How to use the Service Manual

For more information on the options, refer to the options manual.

2.1 Contents of Manual

This manual is divided into 9 chapters as described below.

Finisher A Supplementary Service Manual

Finisher B1 Supplementary Service Manual

Finisher C Supplementary Service Manual

2000HCF Supplementary Service Manual

Chapter 1 Service Call Procedure

Chapter 3 Image Quality Troubleshooting

Chapter 4 Disassembly/Assembly and Adjustment

Chapter 5 Parts List

ESS related FIP

ESS FIP Common Supplementary Service Manual

This chapter contains the following information.

Publication Comment Sheet

6.3 Service Data

Chapter 7 Wiring Data

Chapter 9 Installation & Removal

This chapter contains the information on related products.

Chapter 10 Mechanism & Functions Overview (not yet issued)

2.2 Information on Updating

0.1 Getting to know this Service Manual

0.3 Description for Terminology And Symbols

Means Selfoc Lens Assembly. (LED Printer exposure device)

Abbreviation of Typical Electricity Consumption, which means the standard

Safety Critical Components (SCC)

0.3 Description for Terminology And Symbols

Chapter 1 Service Call Procedure

1 Service Call Procedure

Before Starting the Servicing....................................................................................

Service Call Procedure

Service Call Procedure

1.1 Before Starting the Servicing

12. Other Safety Precautions

1.1.2 Other Precautions

Installation and Adjustment

Handling of replaced parts/consumables

Follow the instruction when a tool is specified.

Installing and removing parts

Cleaning the Toner and Developer

Waste Toner Container

Put it in the drum package and affix the "U" sticker.

Affix the "U" sticker on the collected plastic bag.

Do not use heated solvent.

Keep it away from fire.

Wash your hands throughly after use.

Take care not to disturb the customer's daily work.

Earthquake Preparedness Measures

10. Modifications to the Machine

Caller ID Usage Precautions

1.1 Before Starting the Servicing

Service Call Procedure

Service Call Procedure