MULTI FUNCTION FAX

MF-JET500 SERIES
MFP500

Multi function Plain Paper Fax - with Inkjet technology A multi function colour inkjet fax machine, colour copier, colour printer, colour scanner and SMS function (network dependant), with high speed fax modem, PC connection with Flat bed scanner and automatic document feeder and document memory.

Safety regulations require that the set be restored to its original condition and that parts which are identical with those specified be used.

Copyright 2003 Sagem Communication Austria

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Index
I Introduction ............................................................................................ 5
1 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ........................................................................................................................................... 6 1.1 IMPORTANT ............................................................................................................................................................ 6 1.2 ESD .......................................................................................................................................................................... 6 1.2.1 GENERAL ............................................................................................................................................................ 6 1.2.2 PRECAUTIONS TO PREVENT ESD DAMAGE ................................................................................................... 6 2 FEATURES ................................................................................................................................................................. 7 2.1 FUNCTIONS ............................................................................................................................................................ 7 2.1.1 BASIC FUNCTIONS ............................................................................................................................................. 7 2.2 PRINTING AND SCANNING ................................................................................................................................... 8 2.2.1 INSERT A NEW CARTRIDGES ........................................................................................................................... 8 2.2.2 PC CONNECTION ................................................................................................................................................ 9 2.2.3 SOFTWARE INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................................. 10 2.2.4 SENDING A FAX ................................................................................................................................................ 11 2.2.4.1 FLATBED SCANNER ..................................................................................................................................... 11 2.2.4.2 AUTOMATIC FEEDER ..................................................................................................................................... 11 2.2.5 MAKE A COPY ................................................................................................................................................... 12 2.2.5.1 FLATBED SCANNER ...................................................................................................................................... 12 2.2.5.2 AUTOMATIC FEEDER ..................................................................................................................................... 12 2.2.6 SCANNING TO THE PC ...................................................................................................................................... 13 2.2.7 SMS .................................................................................................................................................................... 14 SENDING AN SMS (SHORT MESSAGE SERVICE) ........................................................................................... 14 RECEIVING AN SMS ........................................................................................................................................... 14 READING AN SMS ............................................................................................................................................... 14 PRINTING AN SMS ............................................................................................................................................... 14 DELETING AN SMS ............................................................................................................................................... 14 2.2.8 DIRECTORY A Z ............................................................................................................................................ 15 2.2.9 REDIAL ............................................................................................................................................................... 15 2.2.10 BROAD CAST .................................................................................................................................................. 15 2.3 LISTS AND REPORTS .......................................................................................................................................... 15 FUNCTIONS LIST .................................................................................................................................................. 15 LOGS ...................................................................................................................................................................... 15 DIRECTORY ............................................................................................................................................................ 15 SET-UP .................................................................................................................................................................... 15 3 OPERATION ELEMENTS ........................................................................................................................................ 16 3.1 DISPLAY SYMBOLES ........................................................................................................................................... 16 3.2 LOCATION OF CONTROLS ................................................................................................................................. 17

II Functions .............................................................................................. 18
4 TYPE OF LISTS ....................................................................................................................................................... 19 4.1 FUNCTIONS LIST ................................................................................................................................................. 19 4.2 PARAMETER LIST ................................................................................................................................................ 21 4.3 LIST OF LOGS ...................................................................................................................................................... 22 4.4 DIRECTORY LIST ................................................................................................................................................. 22 5 SERVICE FUNCTIONS ............................................................................................................................................ 23 SOFT-SWITCH 1 - 4 ................................................................................................................................................. 23 SOFT-SWITCH 5 - 9 ................................................................................................................................................. 24 SOFT-SWITCH 10 - 18 ............................................................................................................................................. 25 SOFT-SWITCH 19 -23 .............................................................................................................................................. 26 SOFT-SWITCH 24 - 30 ............................................................................................................................................. 27 6 MAINTENANCE FUNCTIONS ................................................................................................................................. 28 6.1 INITIALISATION FUNCTIONS .............................................................................................................................. 28 6.2 OTHER FUNCTIONS ............................................................................................................................................. 28 6.3 TEST FUNCTIONS ................................................................................................................................................ 29 6.3.1 PURPOSES ........................................................................................................................................................ 29 6.3.2 ENTER TEST MODE .......................................................................................................................................... 29 6.3.3 USE OF TEST MODE ......................................................................................................................................... 29

6.3.4 EXIT TEST MODE .............................................................................................................................................. 29 6.3.5 LIST OF TEST FUNCTIONS .............................................................................................................................. 30 6.3.6 PRINTOUT OF TEST RESULTS ......................................................................................................................... 31 6.3.7 LIST OF TEST RESULTS ................................................................................................................................... 31 7 ERROR CODES ....................................................................................................................................................... 33 7.1 FAX ERROR CODES ............................................................................................................................................ 33 7.2 SMS ERROR CODES ............................................................................................................................................ 34 8 FIRMWARE UPGRADING WITH PC KIT V1.0 (WINDOWS 98) .............................................................................. 35 8.1 INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................................................................... 35 8.2 SOFTWARE UPGRADE PROCEDURE ................................................................................................................ 35 9 FIRMWARE UPGRADING WITH PC KIT V1.1 (WINDOWS 2000 / XP) .................................................................. 37 9.1 TO LAUNCH THE UTILITY .................................................................................................................................... 37 9.2 TO SELECT A BINARY FILE TO BE UPLOADED ................................................................................................ 37 9.3 TO START UPLOAD .............................................................................................................................................. 37 10 FIRMWARE UPGRADING OF A NEW MAB-BOARD ........................................................................................... 38 10.1 PURPOSE ........................................................................................................................................................... 38 10.2 FW-LOADING PROCEDURE STEP BY STEP ................................................................................................... 38

III SERVICE ............................................................................................... 39

11 DISASSEMBLY ....................................................................................................................................................... 40 11.1 THE BACK PANEL .............................................................................................................................................. 40 11.2 THE COMPLETE SCANNER MODULE .............................................................................................................. 42 11.3 THE COMPLETE PANEL .................................................................................................................................... 42 11.4 THE LEVER ......................................................................................................................................................... 45 11.5 REMOVE PGU AND MAB ................................................................................................................................... 46 11.6 REMOVE PRINTER ............................................................................................................................................. 47 11.7 REMOVE ADF ..................................................................................................................................................... 48 12 PCB - ARCHITECTURE AND DESCRIPTIONS .................................................................................................... 50 12.1 INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................................................................. 50 12.2 GLOBAL BLOCK DIAGRAM .............................................................................................................................. 50 12.3 GLOBAL DESCRIPTION .................................................................................................................................... 51 12.3.1 GENERAL FEATURES .................................................................................................................................... 51 12.4 FCU (FAX CONTROL UNIT) ............................................................................................................................... 51 12.4.1 FCU FEATURES ............................................................................................................................................... 51 12.5 DIGICOLOR2 ....................................................................................................................................................... 52 12.5.1 DIGICOLOR2 FEATURES ................................................................................................................................ 52 12.5.2 OVERVIEW OF THE CONNECTORS (FCU-BOARD) ...................................................................................... 52 12.5.3 CONNECTOR LIST ......................................................................................................................................... 53 12.5.4 CCD : P2550 ..................................................................................................................................................... 53 12.5.5 PRINTER1 : P1700 ........................................................................................................................................... 53 12.5.6 PRINTER2 : P1800 ........................................................................................................................................... 54 12.5.7 OPU : P4100 ..................................................................................................................................................... 54 12.5.8 LINE : P4420 .................................................................................................................................................... 54 12.5.9 EXTERNAL PHONE : P4410 ........................................................................................................................... 55 12.5.10 USB-SLAVE : P9300 ...................................................................................................................................... 55 12.5.11 ADF + MOTOR ADF : P800 ............................................................................................................................ 55 12.5.12 CCD MOTOR : P700 ....................................................................................................................................... 55 12.5.13 PRINTER POWER SUPPLY : P2750 ............................................................................................................. 55 12.5.14 POWER SUPPLY : P2700 .............................................................................................................................. 55 12.6 POWER SUPPLY ................................................................................................................................................. 56 12.7 CLOCKS .............................................................................................................................................................. 57 12.8 RESET ................................................................................................................................................................. 57 12.9 INTERRUPT MANAGEMENT .............................................................................................................................. 58 12.10 MODEM & LINE INTERFACE ........................................................................................................................... 58 12.10.1 FEATURES ..................................................................................................................................................... 58 12.10.2 BLOCK DIAGRAM ......................................................................................................................................... 58 13 PU (PRINTERBOARD UNIT) ................................................................................................................................. 59 13.1 PU FEATURES .................................................................................................................................................... 59 13.2 OVERVIEW OF THE CONNECTORS (PU-BOARD) ........................................................................................... 59 13.2 1 CONNECTOR LIST .......................................................................................................................................... 59 SENSOR ........................................................................................................................................................... 59 13.2 2 MOTOR & THUNDERBOLT CONTROL : P1800 ............................................................................................. 60 13.2.3 CLEANING STATION SENSOR : P1801 ......................................................................................................... 60

13.2.4 HEAD MOTOR CONTROL : P1802 .................................................................................................................. 60 13.2.5 PAPER MOTOR CONTROL : P1803 ............................................................................................................... 60 13.2.6 CLEANING STATION MOTOR CONTROL : P1804 ......................................................................................... 60 13.2.7 PRINTER SIGNALS : P1900 ............................................................................................................................ 61 13.2.8 PRINTHEAD 1&2 : P1901 & P1902 ................................................................................................................. 61 13.2.9 POWER SUPPLY : P1903 ................................................................................................................................ 61 14 PGU (POWER GENERATION UNIT) ..................................................................................................................... 62 14.1 OVERVIEW OF THE CONNECTORS (PGU-BOARD) ........................................................................................ 62 14.1.1 CONNECTOR LIST .......................................................................................................................................... 62 14.1.2 LINK TO MAINBOARD: J2 ............................................................................................................................... 62 15 OPU (OPERATION PANEL UNIT) ......................................................................................................................... 63 15.1 OPU FEATURE LIST ........................................................................................................................................... 63 15.2 OVERVIEW OF THE CONNECTORS (OPU-BOARD) ....................................................................................... 63 15.2.1 CONNECTOR LIST .......................................................................................................................................... 63 SENSOR ............................................................................................................................................................ 63 15.2.2 LINK TO MAINBOARD : P601 .......................................................................................................................... 63 15.2.3 LOUDSPEAKER : P602 ................................................................................................................................... 64 15.2.4 SMARTCARD : P640 ........................................................................................................................................ 64 15.2.5 LCD : P660 ....................................................................................................................................................... 64 16 SCANNER MODULE .............................................................................................................................................. 65 16.1 FEATURES OF SCANNER DEVICE ................................................................................................................... 65 SENSOR ............................................................................................................................................................... 65 17 PRINTER ENGINE ................................................................................................................................................. 67 17.1 MAIN FEATURES ................................................................................................................................................ 67 17.2 BLOCK DIAGRAM .............................................................................................................................................. 68 18 TECHNICAL DATA ................................................................................................................................................. 69 GENERAL ............................................................................................................................................................... 69 SCANNER ............................................................................................................................................................... 69 PRINTER ................................................................................................................................................................. 69 FAX .......................................................................................................................................................................... 69 SMS ......................................................................................................................................................................... 69 PC CONNECTION .................................................................................................................................................... 69

IV Spare parts ....................................................................................... 4-01

PANEL ...................................................................................................................................................................... 4-02 HOUSING ................................................................................................................................................................. 4-03 SCANNER ................................................................................................................................................................ 4-04 PRINTER / PRINTERBOARDS ................................................................................................................................ 4-05 SPARE PART LIST ................................................................................................................................................... 4-06

I Introduction
In this chapter you can find
Safety precautions List of features Feature description Operating elements

1 1.1
1.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS IMPORTANT

2. 3.

This Fax Model has been specified as a Class II Unit (ungrounded). Some digital circuitry is connected to the potential of the Telecom line. That means: If you want to measure in the unit with connected Telecom line you have to use ungrounded measuring instruments. Otherwise it is possible that you shorten the Telecom potential to ground. Service technicians must be made AWARE OF ESD and be GROUNDED! To avoid ESD risk you can order some ESD equipment in the parts list. After each disassembly of the apparatus a high voltage test has to be performed. ( 1,5kV AC )
1- between mains and Telecom line 2- Mains and ground plate 3- Telecom line and ground plate

Attention: Discard used of Spare Parts not according to manufacturer instructions.

WARNING!
Before opening the machine disconnect the Power Cable! Dont open the power supply - HIGH VOLTAGE! -

1.2

ESD

1.2.1 General
ESD is a spark jumping from one conductive surface, charged with static electricity to another conductive surface. This incredibly fast movement of static discharge (the charge can jump to that conductor in a nanosecond) can have disastrous consequences, especially for electronic circuitry. We only feel ESD at a discharge of about 3.000 Volts. However many semiconductors can be damaged by a discharge of just 60 Volts or less. On non-conducting materials, such as plastics and textiles, charges remain stationary and can not discharge and are therefore called static charges. Static charges are brought in by people and are generated during their normal movements.

1.2.2 Precautions to Prevent ESD Damage

Static electricity can not be eliminated but it can be kept under control. Charging can be prevented by an appropriate grounding system for people and objects that may come into contact with the components or product. TO PREVENT ESD KEEP THE FOLLOWING RULES: 1. All products being brought in for repair must be - Processed in an ESD protected working area with a Grounded dissipative mat. - Kept in ESD protective packing material when not used. 2. Technicians should wear a wrist strap ground connected. FOR MORE INFORMATION ON USER FUNCTIONS, USER MANUALS CAN BE ORDERED IN DIFFERENT LANGUAGGES. SEE SPARE PARTS LIST.

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FEATURES FUNCTIONS

2.1.1 Basic Functions

If you want to keep a note of the factory settings on your machine for later, we recommend printing out your list of parameters before you change any of the settings (press M 54 and then the OK button).

TIME AND DATE

1. Select MENU 21 by pressing M 21 2. Press OK 3. Enter the correct date using the number keys (e.g. 151299 for the 15th of December 1999). Your fax machine will then ask you for the correct time enter the correct time using the number keys (e.g. 1915 for 19:15). 4. Press OK.

ENTERING A NUMBER AND NAME

1. Press M, 22 and then confirm with the OK button 2. Enter your fax number (max. twenty digits) and press OK. (To enter a plus sign, hold down the CTRL key and press Q; to enter a blank space, press the _@key.) 3. Set your name by using the keyboard for text input (max. twenty characters). You can also enter a plus sign (CTRL and Q) or a slash (CTRL and M). Then press the OK button to confirm.

COUNTRY AND LANGUAGE

These settings will determine the language of the display and the local telephone network settings. 1. Press M 201 and OK. Use arrow keys to select your country. It is important that you use the country where you are using the machine, as the machine has to adapt to local conditions! Press OK twice. 2. To set another language, use arrow keys to select function 202 > LANGUAGE and press OK. Choose with the arrow keys and press OK

ADDITIONAL TELEPHONE
If you have connected another telephone to the same telephone line that the C5 is on, you can adjust the number of rings you will hear in case of an incoming call. 1. Press M 2912 and then the OK button. 2. Change the value using the number keys and press OK.

2.2 PRINTING AND SCANNING

2.2.1 INSERT A NEW CARTRIDGES
Before you can print documents, you must insert your ink cartridges in to your C5 machine. The display will indicate if one of the cartridges is empty or if there is no cartridge in your machine. 1. Open the machine by pulling the lever under the control panel.

2. Press the lever in the middle of the cartridge holder to open the holder.

3.

Take the ink cartridges out of their packaging and remove the protective strip. Be careful not to touch the nozzle on the contacts!

4. Insert the colour cartridge with the contacts forward and the nose down into the left compartment of the cartridge holder.

5. Insert the black cartridge into the right compartment. Close the cartridge holder. You will hear a click when it snaps shut.

6. Close the machine.

7.

Insert the chip card with the contacts facing up into the slot under the control panel and confirm with OK.

CARTRIDGE ALIGNMENT
1. After inserting the cartridges for the first time, the machine will print out a page to check their alignment. Value A 2. Enter the value A where the image is the clearest. 3. Confirm with OK and repeat these steps for values B, C and D.

2.2.2 PC CONNECTION
! Do NOT connect the fax machine to a PC before installing the software !
Minimum Configuration: Your PC must have the following minimum configurations: Pentium processor, 200 MHz or higher Windows 98 / ME / 2000 / XP and 128 MB RAM 80 MB free disk space for the installation USB port

2.2.3 SOFTWARE INSTALLATION

1. Insert the CD-ROM into your PC. The installation procedure will start automatically. Follow the instruction on the screen.

2. Connect the fax machine to your PC with a USB cable when you are prompted to do so.

3. Click Next and follow the instructions. Choose to search for the driver on the CD-ROM:

4. Click Next and follow the instructions on the screen. You will be prompted to accept a license agreement. After the installation has finished, the PC hs to be rebooted.

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2.2.4 SENDING A FAX

There are only two ways to fax a document: 1. You can place it onto the scanner glass (flatbed scanner) directly or 2. Load it into the automatic document feeder.

2.2.4.1 FLATBED SCANNER

1. Open the flatbed scanner cover. Make sure that the scanner glass is clean before placing the document onto the glass. 2. Place the document face down onto the glass. 3. Align it with the back left corner of the scanner (marked with arrows).

4. Choose the fax number you are sending a fax to and press the start button 5. If you want to send just one page, use the arrow keys to choose DONE and press OK. If you want to scan further pages, choose NEXT PAGE and insert another page. Then press OK.

2.2.4.2 AUTOMATIC FEEDER

NOTE: If you are working with originals of an odd size document or photos, please use the flatbed scanner! 1. Place the document face up into the document feeder (up to 10 pages may be inserted). 2. Dial the fax number you are sending the fax to. 3. Press the start button.

After transmission, the fax machine will automatically print a transmission report. If you want to cancel this transmission, then press the red stop key twice.

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2.2.5 MAKE A COPY

There are only two ways to copy a document: 1. You can place the document onto the scanner glass (flatbed scanner) directly, or 2. Load the document into the automatic document feeder.

2.2.5.1 FLATBED SCANNER

1. Open the flatbed scanner cover. Please make sure that the scanner glass is clean before placing the original document onto the glass. 2. Place the document face down onto the glass 3. Align the document with the back left corners of the scanner (marked with arrows).

2.2.5.2 AUTOMATIC FEEDER

Place the document face up into the document feeder (up to 10 pages with 60 90g/m paper). For a standard copy, insert the document as shown above and choose one of the colour or black /white copy buttons and press it twice. For a creative copy, insert the document as shown above and press one of the copy buttons once. You can now choose between the following settings.

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2.2.6 SCANNING TO THE PC

When scanning a document to the PC, use the same procedures as shown above and open the scan window.

To edit the scanned document, open the graphic application and choose the scan function. Choose the correct TWAIN driver to start scanning.

Click on the lower left icon to create a preview, click on the lower right icon to start scanning. Click on Profile to create a different profile for different document types you want to scan. A profile contains all important settings for a certain type of document. To create a profile, first make all settings and then choose NEW profile. Enter a profile name and click SAVE.

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2.2.7 SMS Sending an SMS (Short Message Service)

1. Press SMS twice. 2. Type the message that you wish to send. (Note: to type capital letters, hold down the capital letter key and press the desired key. To type special characters, hold down the CTRL key and press the desired key, e.g. to enter a question mark, hold down the CTRL key and press V). You can move the cursor with the arrow keys and delete the characters with the DELETE key. 3. Press SMS 4. Enter the telephone number. If you want to send a SMS to a telephone number abroad you should dial the number in its international form, e.g. for the UK dial 0044 5. Press SMS to send the message. The fax machine will print then a transmission report.

Receiving an SMS
Received SMS messages will be printed automatically. If you change this setting, messages will then be stored in the memory and the SMS will flash.

Reading an SMS
1. Press SMS and then the OK button. 2. Use the arrow keys to choose a message and press OK. 3. You can scroll up and down within the message with the arrow keys.

Printing an SMS
1. Press SMS and 2. Use arrow keys to choose a message and press OK.

Deleting an SMS
1. Press M 43 and then the OK button. 2. You can now choose which message you wish to delete by using the arrow keys. SELECTED press OK and choose the message you wish to delete by using the arrow keys. Confirm with OK. ALREADY READ press OK to delete the messages that you have already read. ALL press OK. All messages will be deleted.

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2.2.8 Directory A Z
1. Press SMS twice. 2. Type your message and press SMS. 3. To select a number form the directory, press A Z and use the arrow keys to select an entry. 4. Press SMS to send your message.

2.2.9 Redial
The last ten numbers dialled on the fax machine, will be stored in the redial memory.

1. Press SMS twice and type your message. 2. Press SMS. 3. Press as often as necessary, until the desired number appears. 4. Press SMS to send your message.

2.2.10 Broad cast

1. Press SMS twice and type your message. 2. Press SMS and enter the first telephone number. 3. Press the broadcast key and enter an another telephone number (max. 10) 4. Press SMS to send your message.

2.3 LISTS AND REPORTS

Functions List:
A list of functions and options for setting up your machine. This list is accessed by pressing M 51 and then the OK button.

Logs:
A list of all TRANSMITTED and RECIEVED faxes. If an error occurs during the transmission you will be informed by the error report which is printed out. This list is accessed by pressing M 52 and then the OK button.

Directory:
This list provides a list of the number stored in your machine. This list is accessed by pressing M 53 and then the OK button.

Set-up:
The Set-up list displays all of the current settings of your machine. This list is accessed by pressing M 54 and then the OK button.

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3 OPERATION ELEMENTS

3.1 DISPLAY SYMBOLES

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3.2 LOCATION OF CONTROLS

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II Functions
In this Chapter you can find
Print out of the Function List Service Mode Description Service Function Description

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4 TYPE OF LISTS 4.1 FUNCTIONS LIST

A list of functions and options for setting up your machine. This list is accessed by pressing M 51 and then the OK button.

DIRECTORY
11 12 13 14 15 16 161 162 ADD NAME ADD LIST MODIFY CANCEL PRINT SAVE/LOAD (option) SAVE LOAD Enter phone number in directory Create a list of subscribers Modify a record or a list Delete a record or a list Print directory Save/load directory on microcard Save directory on microcard Load directory from microcard

SETUP
21 22 23 231 232 24 241 242 243 244 25 251 252 26 261 262 263 264 27 271 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 28 281 282 283 284 285 286 287 288 29 20 201 202 DATE/TIME NUMBER/NAME SEND SEND REPORT SORTED SEND RECEPTION MODE REC. PAPER NBR OF COPIES SORTED PRINT TEL. NETWORK NETWORK TYPE PREFIX PRINTER PAPER SIZE PAPER TYPE REDUCTION L/R MARGINS FLAT BED SCAN RESOLUTION ZOOMING ORIGIN CONTRAST SATURATION RGB LUMINOSITY L/R MARGINS ADF SCAN RESOLUTION ZOOMING ORIGIN CONTRAST SATURATION RGB LUMINOSITY L/R MARGINS TECHNICALS GEORGRAPHICAL COUNTRY (option) LANGUAGE Date / Time Setting Enter your name and your number Sending report printing type

Choice of reception mode Acceptance of reception without paper Nb of copies for received documents Sorted or no sorted printing Network type Dialing prefix activation Printer settings

CCD scanner settings

CCD scanner settings

Technical parameters Geographic settings Choice of country

FAX
31 32 33 34 341 342 343 35 TRANSMISSION PROLLING RX PROLLING TX FAX ANSW. PRINT ACTIVATION ANSWER CODE MANUAL CALL Single and broadcast transmission Polling a document Inserting a document to be polled Fax answering settings Print the received messages Fax answering activation Confidential reception

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SMS SERVICE
41 42 43 431 432 433 44 441 442 443 45 451 452 453 454 46 461 4611 4612 462 4621 SEND SMS READ SMS DELETE SMS SELECTED ALREADY READ ALL PRINT SMS SELECTED NEW ALL PARAMETERS AUTO PRINT BEEP SMS SENDER NAME TERM. ADDR. SMS CENTERS SMS CENTER 1 SEND No RECEIVE No SMS CENTER 2 RECEIVE No Send an SMS Access received SMS messages (read/new) Erase SMS messages Delete an SMS by selection Delete SMS messages read Delete all SMS messages received Print SMS messages Print an SMS message by selection Print new SMS messages Print all SMS messages received SMS settings Automatically print SMS received Beep when SMS message received Choose to show/hide sender name Terminal address SMS server configuration SMS center No. 1 Transmission number Reception number SMS center No. 2 Reception number

PRINT
51 52 53 54 55 FUNCTIONS LIST LOGS DIRECTORY SETUP COMMANDS Functions list printing Print TX and RX logs Print the directory User parameters printing Printing of the commands list

COMMANDS
61 62 63 64 65 PERFORM MODIFY CANCEL PRINT PRINT LIST Perform a command Update of a command Delete a command Printing of a document in wait queue Printing of the commands list

OTHERS
71 711 712 713 72 721 7211 7212 722 723 724 73 74 LOCK LOCKING CODE LOCK KEYBD LOCK NUMBER PRINT CARTR. CARTR. MAINT CLEAN NOW ALIGN. NOW ALIGN VALUES NEW BLACK NEW COLOUR CART CAPACITY PAPER FEED Activate a lock to limit access Locking code Keyboard locking selection Dialling locking selection

Consumables status

Key / Key >> Redial Key Key i Directory Key

: : : : :

Insert a pause in the dialling Broadcast sending Recall of the last ten numbers Help page printing Access to abbrev. Numbers and dedicated keys

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4.2 PARAMETER LIST

The current settings on your machine can be seen on your list of Parameters. Press M 54 and then the OK button to obtain this list.

LIST OF PARAMETERS
21 DATE /TIME DD-MM-YY HH:MM

SEND
231 SEND REPORT WITH / WITHOUT / ALWAYS / ON ERROR

RECEPTION
241 242 243 244 MODE REC. PAPER NBR OF COPIES PRINTING TYPE MANUAL / FAX WITHOUT PAPER / WITH PAPER 1-99 WITH / WITHOUT

TEL. NETWORK
251 NETWORK TYPE PABX / PSTN

PRINTER
262 263 264 PAPER REDUCTION L/R MARGINS PLAIN / COATED / PHOTO / TRANSPARENT 1 400% (-)---0---(+)

FLAT BED SCAN

271 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 RESOLUTION ZOOMING ORIGIN CONTRAST SATURATION RGB LUMINOSITY L/R MARGINS FAST / NORMAL / QUALITY 1 400% X=000 209 Y=000 285 (-)---0---(+) (-)---0---(+) 000 255 . 000 255 . 000 - 255 (-)---0---(+) (-)---0---(+)

ADF SCAN
281 282 283 284 285 286 287 288 RESOLUTION ZOOMING ORIGIN CONTRAST SATURATION RGB LUMINOSITY L/R MARGINS FAST / NORMAL / QUALITY 1 400% X=000 209 Y=000 285 (-)---0---(+) (-)---0---(+) 000 255 . 000 255 . 000 - 255 (-)---0---(+) (-)---0---(+)

GEOGRAPHICAL
201 202 COUNTRY LANGUAGE FR, UK, DE, IT, ES, NL, CH, AT FR, UK, DE, IT, ES, NL

CART CAPACITY
BLACK COLOUR 0 100% 0 100%

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4.3 LIST OF LOGS

A list of all TRANSMITTED and RECIEVED faxes. If an error occurs during the transmission you will be informed by the error report which is printed out. This list is accessed by pressing M 52 and then the OK button.

TRANSMISSION Date/Time 0-01 8:19 12-02 14:35 12-02 14:44 12-02 14:49 Subscriber 06763006777 06641648901 06763006777 06763006777 Mode Pages 1 1 1 1 Durat. 027 017 026 027 Status Code 50 Code 50 Code 50 Code 50 Note Server Error Server Error Server Error Server Error

0x50 0x60 0x50 0x50

RECEPTION Date/Time 12-02 17:18 12-02 17:20 12-02 17:40 19-02 13:54 Subscriber +43 1 60101 4875 Mode Normal Pages 0 1 0 0 Durat. 004 034 006 006 Status Code 03 Correct Code 03 Code 03 Note User break User break User break

4.4 DIRECTORY LIST

This list provides a list of the number stored in your machine. This list is accessed by pressing M 53 and then the OK button.

Name Mom Dad John Peterson Sandra Douglas

Number 06641234567 06647654321 00431661554567 06763006777

Directory 0 1 2 3

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5 SERVICE FUNCTIONS
Access to configuration bits (Soft-Switches) When the display shows the date and time, you can access the configuration bytes by means of the key sequence:

M*#
The description of these parameters can be found below. They are modified in the same manner as all others parameters.

Soft-Switch 1: Ringing and Automatic Printing

Bit Default Use 8 0
SOSIMPTRA: Trace printing/ PC download enable 0: no 1: yes

7 0
SOS-IMPT30: Automatic Printing of T30 trace after comm. error 0: no 1: yes

6 1
SOSIMPAUTO: Automatic log printing 0: no 1: yes

5 0
Reserved

4 0
Reserved

3 0
SOSDURPAUSE: Long/short pause while dialling 0 : short = 2s 1: long = 6s

2 0
Reserved

1 1
Reserved

Values

Soft-Switch 2 : Scanner / Printer Configuration

Bit Default Use 8 0
SOSTIMKONINKA: Timed memorising of photocopier resolution/contrast /style settings 0: enabled 1: disabled

7 0
SOSCOPLOC: Restriction on local copies

6 0
Reserved

5 0
Reserved

4 1
Reserved

3 0
SOS-BEEP: Keyboard beep on / off

2 0
Reserved

1 0
Reserved

Values

0: no 1: yes

0: beep on 1: no beep

Soft-Switch 3 : Line Configuration

Bit Default Use 8 0
SOS-ECHO: Echo cancelling

7 0
SOSEPTV29: Use Echo Protect Tone with V29 0: no 1: yes

6 0
Reserved

5 0
SOSSEUILREC: Reception threshold 0: -43 dBm 1: -47 dBm

4 1
SOS-NIVEMI: Transmission level

3 0

2 0

1 1

Values

0: no 1: yes

00 = 0dBm 01 = -1dBm .... 06 = -6dBm .... 0F = -15dBm

Soft-Switch 4 : Fax Protocol Configuration

Bit Default Use 8 1
SOS-ECM: Restricted ECM

7 0
SOS-LGINF: Maximum length of scan, printing, communication 0: 1 meter 1: 3 meters

6 1
SOS-DISINF: Unlimited DIS length

5 0
SOS-RTN: Page accept criterion

4 0

3 0
SOS-TCF: TCF accept criterion

2 0
SOSDISCOURT: Restricted DIS size 0: long DIS 1: short DIS

1 1
SOSMODPRIV: Communicat. in private mode 0: no 1: yes

Values

0: no 1: yes

0: no 1: yes

0: 10% max 1: 15% max 2: 20% max 3: no check

0: normal 1: special

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Soft-Switch 5 : Loudspeaker Configuration

Bit Default Use 8 0
Reserved

7 1
Reserved

6 1
Reserved

5 0
SOS-HP: Line monitoring during fax comm. 0: no 1: yes

4 0
Reserved

3 0
Reserved

2 0
Reserved

1 1
Reserved

Values

Soft-Switch 6 : Line Tests

Bit Default Use 8 0
SOSTSTDCOM: Driver test functions 0: no 1: yes

7 0
Reserved

6 0
Reserved

5 0
Reserved

4 0
Reserved

3 0
Reserved

2 0
Reserved

1 0
Reserved

Values

Soft-Switch 7 : Communication
Bit Default Use 8 1
SOSDETCNG: Number of CNG detect. 0: 1 CNG 1: 2 CNG

7 0
Reserved

6 0
Reserved

5 0
Reserved

4 0
Reserved

3 1
Reserved

2 1
Reserved

1 1
Reserved

Values

Soft-Switch 8 : Reserved
Bit Default Use 8 1
Reserved

7 0
Reserved

6 1
Reserved

5 1
Reserved

4 0
Reserved

3 1
Reserved

2 1
Reserved

1 0
Reserved

Values

Soft-Switch 9 : Approval + Communication Applications

Bit Default Use 8 0
Reserved

7 0
SOS-LIGNE5S: Lines of 5sec. During reception

6 0
Reserved

5 1
SOSNOTREMIS: Printing of first page on transmission report 0: no 1: yes

4 1
SOS-REPERR: Redialling from page fault

3 0
Reserved

2 0
Reserved

1 0
Reserved

Values

0: Length of lines not limited to 5 sec./lines 1: Maximum length of a line 5 sec.

0: no 1: yes

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Soft-Switch 10 : Communications (Locks / Miscellaneous)

Bit Default Use 8 0
Reserved

7 0
SOS-SONREA: Access to redialling parameters

6 0
Reserved

5 0
Reserved

4 1
SOS-DECT: LCD contrast

3 0
Reserved

2 1
SOSBTYPNUM: Access to impulse / DTMF dialling parameter 0: yes 1: no

1 0
SOS-AFFVIT: Comm. Rate display

Values

0: no access 1: access

0: High 1: Low

0: no (the page number is displayed) 1: yes (the comm. Rate is displayed)

Soft-Switch 11 : Reserved
Bit Default Use 8 1
Reserved

7 0
Reserved

6 1
Reserved

5 1
Reserved

4 0
Reserved

3 0
Reserved

2 0
Reserved

1 0
Reserved

Values

Soft-Switch 12 : Printing
Bit Default Use 8 0
Reserved

7 0
Reserved

6 0
Reserved

5 1
Reserved

4 0
SOSIMPQUALITY: Printing quality for received documents, reports and logs 0: 300 x 600 dpi 1: 600 x 600 dpi

3 0
Reserved

2 0
Reserved

1 1
Reserved

Values

Soft-Switch 13, 14, 15, 16 : Internet Functions ( Not Used ) Soft-Switch 17 : Communication
Bit Default Use 8 0
Reserved

7 0
Reserved

6 0
Reserved

5 0
SOS-NO-TRTFCERROR: retry after modem high data dedect. problem 0: yes 1: no

4 0
Reserved

3 0
Reserved

2 0
Reserved

1 0
Reserved

Values

Soft-Switch 18 : Coding / Communication Rate

Bit Default Use 8 0
Reserved

7 0
SOSAFF_VIT_RELLE: Show / hide real comm. rates 0: reduced rates 1: real rates

6 0
Reserved

5 0
Reserved

4 1
SOS-CODCOM: COM negotiated encoding type

3 1

2 1
SOS-CODMEM: Stored document encoding type

1 1

Values

01: MH encoding 10: MR encoding 11: MMR encod.

00: RL encoding 01: MH encoding 10: MR encoding 11: MMR encod.

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Soft-Switch 19 : Miscellaneous Software Functions

Bit Default Use 8 0
SOS-TLC: accept software download via PSTN 0: no 1: yes

7 1
SOSONETOUCH: Enable < one touch > functions 0: no 1: yes

6 1
SOSMENUCLAVIER: Hide keyboard menus and force QWERTY keyboard 0: no 1: yes

5 0
SOSREIMP: Reprinting of received documents 0: no 1:yes

4 0
SOSREGULREC: T30 reception control inhibited

3 0
Reserved

2 1
Reserved

1 0
Reserved

Values

0: no 1: yes

Soft-Switch 20 : Reserved
Bit Default Use 8 0
Reserved

7 1
Reserved

6 1
Reserved

5 0
Reserved

4 1
Reserved

3 0
Reserved

2 0
Reserved

1 0
Reserved

Values

Soft-Switch 21 : T4-T6 Decoder / Debug

Bit Default Use 8 0
Reserved

7 0
SOS-DETECT OCCUP: Inhibition of engaged tone detect 0: no 1: yes

6 0
Reserved

5 1
SOS-GARBAGEFLASH: flash memory garbage collection method 0: garbage collection when application terminates 1: garbage collection as background task ATTENTION: taken into account only after reboot of CPU

4 0
Reserved

3 0
Reserved

2 0
Reserved

1 1
SOSTRAITLIGERR: T4 decoding line copying mode 0: for each line with an error 1: only once, then destroy

Values

Soft-Switch 22 : Miscellaneous Software Functions

Bit Default Use 8 0
Reserved

7 0
Reserved

6 0
Reserved

5 0
Reserved

4 0
Reserved

3 1
SOSSORTIMP: Printing at the end of fax reception

2 0
SOS-DUREE2100 V34: Transmission time of the 2100 modified for V34 reception 00: 5 sec. 01: 4,5 sec. 10: 4 sec. 11: 3,5 sec.

1 0

Values

0: Print during comm. 1: Print after comm.

Soft-Switch 23 : Miscellaneous Software Functions

Bit Default Use 8 1
SOSSORTSEND: Sorted sending via ADF 0: no 1: yes

7 1
Reserved

6 0
Reserved

5 1
Reserved

4 1
Reserved

3 0
Reserved

2 0
Reserved Reserved

1 0

Values

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Soft-Switch 24 : Miscellaneous Software Functions

Bit Default Use 8 0
SOSSMSV23: SMS function type 0: SMS via V23 1: SMS via Internet

7 1
SOSSMSRECV23: reception SMS function 0: no 1: yes

6 0
Reserved

5 0
Reserved

4 0
Reserved

3 0
SMSPROTOCOLE: Used protocol for SMS 0: country dep. 1: opposite

2 1
Reserved

1 0
Reserved

Values

Soft-Switch 25 : Miscellaneous Software Functions

Bit Default Use 8 0
SOSDBL_ALT: Photocoupler Type for ring detection 0: single alternance 1: double alternance

7 0
Reserved

6 0
Reserved

5 0
Reserved

4 0
Reserved

3 0
Reserved

2 0
Reserved

1 0
Reserved

Values

Soft-Switch 26 : Miscellaneous Software Functions

Bit Default Use 8 0
Activation of Carrier loss in ECM mode for DTS label

7 0
Activation of fax modification for DTS label

6 0
Menu page counter present / not present

5 0
SMS service center number menus present / not present

4 0
Bug reception for Austrian manual mode SMS

3 0
Delay of silence after High impedance listening is over and back to manual mode 0 : 15 sec 1 : 5 sec.

2 0
Delay of Low impedance CNG listening

1 0
Delay of activation for High impatience listening on serial phone (Fax mode) 0 : 30 sec. 1 : 60 sec.

Values

0 : not active 1 : active

0 : not active 1 : active

0 : not present 1 : present

. 0 : present 1 : not present

0 : No 1 : Yes

0 : 3 sec. 1 : 30 sec.

Soft-Switch 27 : Miscellaneous Software Functions

Bit Default Use 8 0
Reserved

7 0
Reserved

6 0
Disable the 1 sec. Timer before going on-hook (SMS only) 0 : enable 1 : disable

5 0
Number of mark bits at the end of frame

4 0
Call back protection ( 1s before EST receiving) 0 : without 1 : with

3 0
Telecom Italia timers

2 0
Telecom Italia settings

1 0
Notification enabling

Values

0 : 18 bits 1 : 6 bits

0 : without 1 : with

0 : without 1 : with

0 : disabled 1 : enabled

Soft-Switch 28 : Miscellaneous Software Functions

Bit Default Use Values 8 0
Reserved

7 0
Reserved

6 0
Reserved

5 0
Reserved

4 0
Reserved

3 0
Reserved

2 0
Chip card clock selection 00 : 1 MHz 01 : 1,277 MHz 10 : 1,7 MHz 11 : unused (1 MHz)

1 1

Soft-Switch 29, 30 : Reserved

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6 MAINTENANCE FUNCTIONS
In order to use the maintenance functions, the SOS_IMPTRA switch (SOS1-Bit8) has to be setted to 1 ATTENTION: Dont forget to switch back the SOS1-Bit 8 to 0, when you leave the maintenance functions.

6.1 INITIALISATION FUNCTIONS

ITEM
Menu # 0

ACTION
Default user parameters configuration (factory status) Restart with Easy Install Directory is preserved Pages counters are preserved Consumables counters are preserved Communication log is preserved Clear directory Clear communication log Clear pages counters (MENU 74) Clear consumables counters (MENU 73) Complete hardware reset : functions 0 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 8 Restart with Easy Install. This command sequence is taken into account only if printer cover is open Same as Menu # 7 but without Easy Install Functions 0 + 2 + 8 Restart with Easy Install Directory is preserved Pages counters are preserved Consumables counters are preserved Clear document memory (received documents, documents to be sent) Clear Sending command list Clear Printing command list Directory is preserved Pages counters are preserved Consumables counters are preserved Communication log is preserved User parameters are preserved Idem Menu # 7

Menu # 1 Menu # 2 Menu # 3 Menu # 4 Menu # 5 Menu # 6 Menu # 7

Menu # 8

Menu # 9

6.2 OTHER FUNCTIONS

Item
* Menu * 1 Menu * 2 Menu * 3 Menu * 4 Menu * 5 Menu * 6 Menu * 7 Menu * 8 Menu * 9 Menu * E Menu * e Menu * M Menu * m Menu * R Menu * r Menu * V Menu * v Menu * Y Menu * y Menu * Z Menu * z Menu * Black copy Menu * Colour copy

Action
Internal system status printing (identification + T30 protocol traces + modem traces) Parameters printing (user parameters + technical parameters) Clear communication logs Not used Wait for firmware download via USB Save users parameters and directory on I2C chip card Not used Not used Not used Restore users parameters and directory from I2C chip card Display internal firmware status (applications and drivers) Display modem chip type Software reset Display firmware version and checksum on LCD Decrease the black ink counter - if counter value is higher than near end (10%), set counter value to near end. - if counter value is lower than near end (10%), set counter value to 0 Decrease the colour ink counter - if counter value is higher than near end (10%), set counter value to near end - if counter value is lower than near end (10%), set counter value to 0 Test of chip card for black cartridge and starter card Test of chip card for colour cartridge and starter card

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6.3 TEST FUNCTIONS 6.3.1 PURPOSES

The test mode is a software interface that listen for test commands received on Fax Keypad. The machine interprets these codes and initialise the corresponding actions.

6.3.2 ENTER TEST MODE

First you have to set the Fax machine in the maintenance mode. (SOS1-Bit8 has to be setted to one) To enter in the Test Mode press the Key combination M # * 0 on the Keypad The following messages will be shown on the displays:

1.)

T E

N I

2.)

T E S T

M O D E

6.3.3 USE OF TEST MODE

If you want start with a specific test function, you have to enter a test number (i.e. 101) on the keypad. The following information will be shown on the displays:

T E S T

xxx y z

= = =

test number number of the erroneous module or 0 error number or 0

An interruption of a Test-Function can be done by pressing the STOP key To confirme the Test-Function after test, press the OK or START key and you will return to the display message TEST MODE

T E S T

M O D E

6.3.4 EXIT TEST MODE

To exit the Test-Mode enter the number 172 when the display information TEST MODE is shown. Be aware when you leave this Test mode, the consumer counters will be set to 0% and the machine will start with a reset and Easy-Install procedure.

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6.3.5 LIST OF TEST FUNCTIONS

Nr. 101 102 103 104 109 110 Name Indicator lights test Display test Display test Display test Local colour copy in flatbed Local copy in Fine Mode / Grey Level Mode Software version Software checksum Control panel BIP Presence of smart card in reader Description Sets all LEDs on Sets all pixels on display Sets pixels on display Sets pixels on display Make a flatbed local copy in normal mode Make a ADF local copy in draft mode (quick), then make a ADF local copy in normal mode (slower) Displays 1sec. the version then returns to listening mode Displays 1sec. the checksum then returns to listening mode Controls the BIP tone This Test needs an I2C smart card ! (Ord. Nr.: 23 327 807-5) Tests if a smart card has been inserted and if it is an I2C smart card This Test needs an I2C smart card ! (Ord. Nr.: 23 327 807-5) Reads and writes according to I2C protocol Prints the OASIS alignment page Waits for 2 digits alignment value A (should be less then 14 ) Waits for 2 digits alignment value B (should be less then 14 ) Waits for 2 digits alignment value C (should be less then 20 ) Waits for 2 digits alignment value D (should be less then 20 ) Waits for 5 digits clock correction value Displays 1sec the clock correction (value in decimal format) Displays 1sec the alignment values (values in decimal format) Prints OASIS cleaning page Specific automate stage tests: 1. Press OK to start sensor test 2. Remove cartridge, close the cover then press OK 3. Open printer cover then press OK 4. Insert cartridge, close the cover then press OK 5. Open ADF scanner flap then press OK 6. Close ADF scanner flap then press OK User Input OK or Stop Key OK or Stop Key OK or Stop Key OK or Stop Key Once copy is over, OK or Stop Key Once copy is over, OK or Stop Key

117 118 134 138

OK or Stop Key

139

Smart card R/W test

150 151 152 153 154 156 157 158 159 171

Print alignment page Set alignment value A Set alignment value B Set alignment value C Set alignment value D Set clock correction Display clock correction Display alignment values Print cleaning page Sensors

Input value in decimal format Input value in decimal format Input value in decimal format Input value in decimal format Input value in decimal format

Stop Key to abort

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6.3.6 PRINTOUT OF TEST RESULTS

The test result can be easy printed out, by using the test code 115. If you dont like to print out the test result you can see the result also immediately on the display after test.

Offset 00

Offset 19

6.3.7 LIST OF TEST RESULTS

Test Nr. 101 Offset 0x01 Result-Code. / Description 00 = Operator agrees test display ( press OK or Start key ) 64 = Operator declines test display ( press STOP or Cancel key) FF = Not done yet 00 = Operator agrees test display ( press OK or Start key ) 64 = Operator declines test display ( press STOP or Cancel key) FF = Not done yet 00 = Operator agrees test printing ( press OK or Start key ) 01 = PRINTER_DRIVER belongs to A_MACHINE instead of A_TEST 32 = Scan paper jam 33 = Scan no paper 34 = Scan peak error 35 = Scan memory full 36 = Scan cover open 64 = Operator declines test ( press STOP or Cancel key) FF = Not done yet 00 = Operator agrees test printing ( press OK or Start key ) 01 = PRINTER_DRIVER belongs to A_MACHINE instead of A_TEST 21 = Printer cover open 22 = Printer paper jam 23 = No printer detected 24 = No printer paper detected 25 = Printer carrier error 26 = Printer cartridge error 27 = Printer printing error 64 = Operator declines test ( press STOP or Cancel key) FF = Not done yet 00 = Test OK FF = Not done yet 00 = Operator agrees test BIP ( press OK or Start key ) 64 = Operator declines test ( press STOP or Cancel key) FF = Not done yet 00 = Test OK 01 = No I2C smart card detected FF = Not done yet 00 = Test OK 01 = No I2C smart card detected FF = Not done yet

102

0x02

109

0x04

110

0x05

117 134

0x07 0x0E

138

0x0F

139

0x10

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Test Nr. 150

Offset 0x12

151

0x13

152

0x14

153

0x15

154

0x16

156

0x18

171

0x19

Result-Code. / Description 00 = Test OK 01 = Unable to insert printing request 02 = Lack of ink 03 = Printer not idle 21 = Printer cover open 22 = Printer paper jam 23 = No printer detected 24 = No printer paper detected 25 = Printer carrier error 26 = Printer cartridge error 27 = Printer printing error FF = Not done yet 00 = Test OK 91 = Value is too big FF = Not done yet 00 = Test OK 92 = Value is too big FF = Not done yet 00 = Test OK 93 = Value is too big FF = Not done yet 00 = Test OK 94 = Value is too big FF = Not done yet 00 = Test OK FF = Not done yet Note: Beware, the inserted value is not checked ! 00 = Test OK 02 = Scan cover close 03 = Scan cover open 04 = Cover close default 05 = Cartridge replacement captor default 06 = Cartridge captor default 07 = All captor tests fail 64 = Operator declines test ( press STOP or Cancel key) FF = Not done yet

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7 ERROR CODES
The error codes are divided in two groups. One group is responsible for the Fax functions and the second group for the SMS feature. If an error occurs during the transmission you will be informed by the error report which is printed out. This list can be separated printed out by pressing M 52 and then the OK button .

7.1 FAX ERROR CODES:

Fax error codes 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 0A 0B 0C 0D 0E 0F 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 1A 1B 1C 1D 1E 1F 20 58 59 5A 5B 5C 5D 5E 60 61 62 63 64 Description No error. Destination number not answering. Destination number is burned. User pressed the STOP key. Wrong key pressed. Scanner error. Printer error. Protocol error. Check the document quality. No document on the polled device. The device was polled but there were no document. Number of sent pages different from input number. Received document too long. Receiving failure. No file or corrupted file to be sent. Document coding incompatible with the receiver. Document format incompatible with the receiver. Protected access. Printer resource not available. Memory full. Printing queue full. No mailbox on the receiver. No forwarding group on the receiver side. No base on the distant device. Forwarding unavailable. Transmission stopped by the distant device. Training rejected by the distant device. ACEE coding/decoding default. Distant device is not a fax device. Telemaintenance not available on distant device. Telemaintenance rejected by distant user. Keyboard resource not available. Telemaintenance stopped by user. Distant device is not a fax device. T30 stopped on NoID event. Paper jam during receiving. Telephone number is burned. The fax tries the next one. Unknown event to T30. CnxID was received while going on-hook. Unknown distant device answer. Scanner resource not available. Automatic dialing not available. Unknown software crash. Distant device is busy. Transparent mode handshake failed.

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7.2 SMS ERROR CODES:

Value 0x00 0x01 0x09 0x10 0x16 0x20 0x30 0x41 0x50 0x60 0x61 0x62 0x68 0x70 0x74 Error No error Server errors (Protocol 2) Low level error Protocol errors Memory full Communication error User stop Wrong service center number Line errors. Server errors (Protocol 1) What you can do Check if the user has subscribed to the service. Check if the SMS destination number type is handled by the SMS provider. Check the service center numbers in the device Check the service center numbers in the device Check the number of received SMS.

Check the service center numbers in the device Check if the device is correctly plugged to the telephone network. Check if the user has subscribed to the service if required by the provider. Check if the SMS destination number type is handled by the SMS provider.

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8 FIRMWARE UPGRADING WITH PC KIT V1.0 ( WINDOWS 98)

8.1 INTRODUCTION
This package includes : An Inf file to install the driver used for firmware upgrades (telch.inf) Drivers needed for installation (telch.sys) The application which is used for firmware upgrade (TELUSB.exe) This readme.doc file

This USB PC Kit for Firmware Upgrading works with Windows 98 SE. It exist also a version for Windows 2000 and Windows XP. a) Create the Telusb folder on your local hard drive (i.e. c:\telusb) b) Unzip the USBLoading.zip file in this folder c) Copy the firmware (i.e. firmware.bin) in this folder as well

8.2 SOFTWARE UPGRADE PROCEDURE

a) Unplug the USB cable from the device. b) Press the 3 following keys: M * #, the display shows:

1 > SOS1 2 SOS2

c) Then press the OK key and make sure that the cursor is on bit 8, the display shows:

SOS1 00100001
d) Then press the number 1 key, the display shows:

SOS1 10100001
e) Then press the OK key again, the display shows:

1 SOS1 2 > SOS2

f) Then press the STOP key g) Finally press the 3 following keys: M * 4, the display shows:

TELELOADING IN PROGRESS

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h) Plug the USB cable into the device

i)

On the PC, open a DOS command line window

j)

In the DOS window, type the commands: cd c:\telusb

k) The binary file to be loaded (i.e. firmware.bin) has to also be present in this folder

l)

In the DOS window, type the command: TELUSB w firmware.bin

m) After transfer from PC to the fax machine (approx. 2 seconds), the new firmware is written into the flash memory (approx. 30 seconds)

n) Automatic reboot of the fax machine

o) Verify firmware version and checksum with M * V. Press stop to go into the idle state again (the display shows Date/Time)

p) Repeat point a) to point f) (Switch service mode on)

q) Press the 3 following keys: M # 7. The display shows ERASE

r) The fax machine reboots and starts with easy install procedure

s) Go through the easy install procedure by selecting a country. Choose and confirm the country

t) The fax machine asks to insert chip card: If the ink counter is higher than 0%, press the STOP button without inserting the chip card. If the ink counter is 0%, the unit will ignore the STOP button and the chip card must be inserted.

u) The fax machine prints the alignment page and asks for the alignment values

v) After the alignment procedure is done the easy install procedure continues with: Name, Number, etc.

w) When Date/Time is displayed again (idle mode) easy install is over. The update process is finished.

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9 FIRMWARE UPGRADING WITH PC KIT V1.1 (WINDOWS 2000 / XP) 9.1 TO LAUNCH THE UTILITY:
- Command line : TelUSB2 [ Full path of the binary file to upload ] - Double click on the TelUSB2.exe icon - Double click on the binary file to upload (.bin files need to previously be associated with TelUSB2.exe in Windows Explorer). TelUSB2 always gives the current state of the device. The utility is registered to the system to be notified when the device is plugged or unplugged or when the mode of the device changes. You do not need to restart the utility after plugging or after switching mode. States are: - No USB MFL/C5 device detected (Device is not switched on or USB wire is not plugged.) - MFL/C5 in standard mode. Switch to upload mode. (Device is in normal mode. You need to switch for upload mode before proceed). - MFL/C5 ready for upload (Device is ready to proceed). If TelUSB2 is launched by specifying a file name as command line parameter or by double clicking on a binary file, the utility will automatically try to upload the file. Then, if the file is successfully uploaded, the utility will be automatically closed. If upload failed (device not plugged or not ready) you can retry by clicking the upload button.

9.2 TO SELECT A BINARY FILE TO BE UPLOADED:

- You can specify its full path in command line parameter (automatic upload mode). - You can double-click on a binary file (*.bin file needs to be previously associated with TelUSB2.exe in Windows Explorer). - You can drag and drop a file from the Explorer to the TelUSB2 utility. - You can use the Browse button. - You can directly write the full path of the file in the edit filed.

9.3 TO START UPLOAD:

- If TelUSB2 is launched by specifying a file name as command line parameter or by double clicking on a binary file, the utility will automatically try to upload the file. - Click the Upload button

This utility use a dedicated WDM driver for upload process (telch.inf, telch.sys). This driver is dedicated for products: VID_079B&PID_0022 (C5 SAGEM) VID_089B&PID_000F (C5 PHILIPS) VID_079B&PID_0021 (MFL) It has been tested on Windows 2K, Windows XP only. You need to install the USB Driver first before using TelUSB2 utility. Under Windows 2K only : Once the firmware has been successfully updated, the Fax machine reboots on the new firmware. At that time Windows 2000 displays a Warning dialog saying that A device has been removed without having been stopped. This is the normal behavior of Windows. We try to do some workarounds to avoid this warning dialog. This does not prevent the PC Kit to work afterwards.

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10 FIRMWARE UPGRADING OF A NEW MAB-BOARD 10.1 PURPOSE

If you change the MAB-Board with a new one where only the Boot-Loader is installed (status after production of board) then you have to follow a complete different firmware loading procedure.

10.2 FW-LOADING PROCEDURE STEP BY STEP

S w itc h o ff p o w e r

D is c o n n e c t a ll c a b le s fr o m t h e m a c h in e

R e m o v e b o a rd ( s e e 1 0 .5 )

C h a n g e t h e b o a r d w ith a n e w o n e

C o n n e c t th e p o w e r c a b le

W a it u n til y o u h e a r a c o n tin u o u s to n e

C o n n e c t U S B c a b le

U p lo a d t h e n e w e s t F ir m w a r e

W a it u n til r e s e t is fin is h e d a n d t h e m a c h in e is r e s ta r te d

P r e s s th e k e y s e q u e n c e M # * 0

I n te s t m o d e p r e s s 093

U p lo a d C u s to m e r f ile

A fte r u p lo a d p r e s s 172

A ft e r R e s ta r t o f m a c h in e c o n tin u e w ith e a s y in s ta ll

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III Service
In this Chapter you can find
illustrated disassembly PCB-architecture and descriptions technical data mechanical and electrical parts list

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11 DISASSEMBLY

WARNING! Disconnect the Power from the set before removing any cover! Remove the ink-cartridge from the set. Be aware that the detachable scanner is on a saver area.

11.1 THE BACK PANEL

1. Remove the paper trays, the paper exit tray and the cover of the flatbed scanner. (The cover of the Flatbed scanner can be easily lifted up and removed)

Paper tray

Flatbed scanner cover

Paper exit tray

Figure 1

2. Remove the 2 screws behind your fax machine. (see figure 2)

Figure 2

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3. Turn the machine upside down. 2 snaps will remove the back cover. (see figure 3)

Figure 3

4. Once the back cover has been removed, carefully unplug the 8 connectors. (see figure 4)

Figure 4

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11.2 THE COMPLETE SCANNER MODULE

1. Remove the Back panel. 2. The compete scanner module can be removed by unscrewing the 2 screws situated left and right of the scanner (see figure 5). Open the scanner module from the front by using the lever under the keyboard. The complete scanner module can then be lifted away.

Figure 5

11.3 THE COMPLETE PANEL

1. Remove the Back panel. 2. Remove the complete scanner module. 3. Remove the 8 visible screws holding the chassis in place. The top part of the chassis can then be lifted off. (see figure 6)

Figure 6

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4. Turn the top part of the chassis upside down and free the flat cable from its holders. (see figure 7)

Figure 7

HOLDERS

5. Turn the top part of the chassis the right way around and detach the complete panel. Be careful not to damage the loud speaker cable. (see figure 8)

Panel

Figure 8

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6. Disconnect the loud speaker cable and then remove the panel. (see figure 9)

Figure 9

7. Remove the 12 visible screws holding the PCB in place (see figure 10)

Figure 10

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8. The printed Panel can then be lifted off. Be careful not to damage the LCD flat cable. (see figure 11)

LCD flat cable

Figure 11

11.4 THE LEVER

1. Remove the Back panel. 2. Remove the complete scanner module. 3. Remove the Panel (OPU) without unscrew the PCB 4. Remove the 2 lever springs and detach the lever from the top part of the chassis. (see figure 12)

Figure 12

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11.5 REMOVE PGU AND MAB

1. Remove the Back panel. 2. Once the back cover has been removed, carefully unplug the 8 connectors, unscrew the screw and remove the cover. (see figure 13)

Figure 13 3. Remove the 4 visible screws holding the MAB in place (see figure 14). The MBA can than be lifted away from the cover.

Figure 14 4. You can find the PGU in the left upper corner of bottom. The module can be easy lifted away from the bottom.

Figure 15

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11.6 REMOVE PRINTER

1. Remove the Back panel. 2. Remove the complete scanner module. 3. Remove the complete panel. 4. Remove the 8 visible screws holding the printer in place (see figure 16)

Figure 16

5. The modules can be easy lifted away from the bottom (see figure 17)

Figure 17

Printer board

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11.7 REMOVE ADF

1. Remove the Back panel. 2. Remove the complete scanner module. 3. Open the ADF upper assy by using the green button. (see figure 18)

Figure 18 4. Pull on the lever with the inscription PULL. (see figure 19)

Figure 19 5. Remove the screw and the metal plate in the right corner of ADF module. (see figure 20)

Figure 20

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6. Remove the axle which keep the ADF module in place and than remove the complete ADF module from the flatbed scanner housing. (see figure 21)

Figure 21 7. Remove the 5 visible black screws holding the ADF upper assy in place (see figure 22)

Figure 22 8. Disconnect the cable from the ADF upper assy. (see figure 23)

Cable

Figure 23

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12 PCB - ARCHITECTURE AND DESCRIPTIONS

Electrical description
12.1 INTRODUCTION
A fax machine consists typically of a microprocessor system, an interface to the PTT line, a power supply, a human interface, some sensors and a scanner and printer unit. The following prints are used in C5 design: Fax control board FCU Fax Control Unit Printer board PU Printer board Unit Power supply board PGU Power Generation Unit Operation panel board OPU Operation Panel Unit

12.2 GLOBAL BLOCK DIAGRAM

LCD FPC 24P COG 2 lines x 16C

P660
ZIF FPC

OPU (Front panel)

2 LEDs

12MHz 5V

power save P1700

FFC

PU (Printer board)
6 Cmd motor cleaning station

P1804
JST-PH

Keyboard 64 keys

USB Slave

PH 6P FFC 12P

Printer engine

FFC 17P P1900 FFC

Print head Control

P1902
FFC

CPU
3.3V Shift-register x3
3.3V

SDram
8Mx16 3.3V
P1800
FFC

Presence paper sensor

P1901 FFC 12P

FFC

FFC 14P P1800 FFC

Power supply

11.82V Thunderbolt

P1804
JST-PH

PH 2P PH 2P PH 4P

Cleaning station sensor

Connector

Head Motor P1802

JST-PH

Loudspeaker

chip card PH 2P
P602
JST-PH Scanner open Sensor

Flash
FFC 18P
P4100
FFC

P2750
JST-PH
Power supply 30V, 3.3V

PH 5P

P1903
JST-PH

P601
FFC
Power supply 3.3V

2Mx8 3.3V

Paper Motor P1803

JST-PH

Bloc CCD color

ADC 3.3V / 5V

P2550
FFC(1.25)

FFC 16P
(pitch1.25)

CCD Lamp

ADF open cover Sensor ADF Paper ready sensor ADF Presence paper Sensor

12V Lamp switch

External Phone

Protection

ext phone detect Chain Relay Ring detect Clip 5V

Loudspeaker amplifier

29.4912MHz

Latch x2

RJ11

motor FFC PH 11P driver x 2 12V P700

FFC

P800

ADF motor

PH 4P Scanner motor

CODEC serial link

3.3V

Modem
3.3V Internal connectors

RJ11 Line

Line Interface TNV-3 SELV

Power supply P30V, P12V, P2700 P3V3, P5V. JST-PH 3.3V

Reset
2.93V

FCU (Mainboard)

External connectors PCB digital analogic motors sensor 26/09/02

Hazardous voltage 230V AC

SELV
Power jack

Skynet 30V DC AC Adapter Power supply

JST-PH

PGU
(Powerboard)
module

PH 8P

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12.3 GLOBAL DESCRIPTION

The equipment is a Group 3 multifunction fax functioning in accordance with the UIT-T T30 recommendation. It consists of an inkjet printer, a CCD color sheet feeder & flatbed scanner, a control panel with a 64-key alphanumerical keyboard and a LCD screen with 2 lines of 16 characters.

12.3.1 General features :

Fax transmission and reception on the switched telephone network using the V34 protocol (max. 33.6 kbits/s) and the V17 protocol (max. 14.4 kbits/s), SMS (Short Message Service) transmission, Photocopying, Local printer and scanner, via a PC USB interface. The electronic of the machine consist of a control panel board and a CPU board. For the printer, refer to the printer section.The USB interface conforms to the TBTS (Trs Basse Tension de Scurit, very low safety voltage) safety level.The phone line input conforms to the TRT safety level. Before performing any intervention on the CPU board, disconnect the: Phone line. external interconnect leads (USB), mains plug from voltage.

12.4 FCU (FAX CONTROL UNIT)

The CPU board is based on the Digicolor2 circuit which performs in particular the function of microprocessor.

12.4.1 FCU features :

CPU (ARM9) Digicolor2 (video processing function) Memory code + data : Flash 2Mo (8Mx8) SDRAM : 16Mo (8Mx16) 33600 BPS fax modem Agere DP2V34X Line interface Scanner interface (Video ADC 16bits) Serial interface to OPU Stepper motor driver (scanner) Loudspeaker amplifier USB Slave interface External phone interface Clock generation Serial interface to feature connector board

The board is initialised by a boot program. The executable code is stored in the flash memory. This flash memory is divided in two zones: A zone reserved for the storage of the code A zone reserved for the storage of the documents. If this flash memory does not contain any executable code, the board automatically switches to waiting for a software download on the USB port. After power-on the code is loaded from the flash memory into SDRAM, and the microprocessor executes its instructions from the SDRAM. Before printing, the documents are stored as bitmaps in the SDRAM.

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12.5 DIGICOLOR2
Internal Core for DigiColor2 is a RISC ARM 946E.

12.5.1 DigiColor2 features :

- 32 bits internal architecture - 2 external data bus : - Memory bus 16 bits data, 24 bits address max. - flash code 8 bits (8Mo max). - sdram 8 bits (256Mo max.) / 16 bits (512Mo max.) - Peripheral bus 8 bits data / 24 bits adress, or 16 bits data / 15bits address bus. Bus width (8 bits / 16 bits) programmable for each chip select. DigiColor2 provide 4 chip select for peripheral bus. - Power supply: 2.7 - 3.3V - Frequency : Internal frequency is 93Mhz max if we dont use the SSPL spreading modulator. If we use it, the max frequency is than 92MHz. SSPL spreading modulator allow to modulate the Mainclk frequency to improve ECM compatibility. - Access cycle are programmable for each Chip Select - No external ready signal management. DigiColor2 manages the following functions: - decoding of SDRAM space memory and interface for SDRAM memory. - decoding of Flash code space memory. - decoding of USB Host. In the DigiColor2 are 4 timers (32 bits) available for general use. Timers are derivated from the main clock. DigiColor2 has been extended to include two independent serial receiver / transmitters. Each is able to operate either synchronously or asynchronously. The USARTs include programmable baud rate generators and 16 byte send and receive FIFOs. A third serial link is dedicated to chip card ISO7816. 1) USART 0 : This synchronous link is used to control the OPU with keyboard. 2) USART 1 : Unused as serial link I/O functionality . 3) Chip card serial link : Serial link ISO7816 for chip card

12.5.2 Overview of the connectors (FCU-BOARD)

P2550

CCD 16C

P800 P2700

Motor CCD 4C

P700

Motor ADF 11C

1 1

Printer1 17C P1700 Printer2 14C Line 6C 1 Power supply Printer 5C Power supply 8C UC 1 P2750 1 USB Slave 4C

1 P1800

External Phone 6C

P4100

OPU 18C 1

P4420
1

P4410
1

P9300

View from the component site

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12.5.3 CONNECTOR LIST

Location ref. P2550 P1700 P1800 P4100 P4420 P4410 P9300 P700 P800 P2750 P2700 Connector CCD Printer 1 Printer 2 OPU Line Ext phone USB CCD motor ADF + ADF motor printer powersupply powersupply Pin number 16 17 14 18 6 6 4 4 11 5 8 Model FFC 1.25mm FFC 1mm FFC 1mm FFC 1mm RJ11 RJ11 USB-B PH PH PH PH Male / female Female Female Female Female External External External Female Female Female Female

12.5.4 CCD : P2550

Name AVCC12 CCD_TG CCD_PHI1 CCD_PHI2 CCD_RS GND RINP GND GINP GND BINP GND CCD_CP Scan Home Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 I/O O O O O I I I O I Description CCD Power CCD Timing TG CCD Timing PH1 CCD Timing PH2 CCD Timing RS Analog GND CCD Output Channel R Analog GND CCD Output Channel G Analog GND CCD Output Channel B Inverter GND CCD Timing CP HOME Sensor signal

12.5.5 Printer1 : P1700

Name ACLK AGATE PCLK PD3 PD2 PD1 PD0 PLOAD PENABLE LHCS LCN OK2PRT HDRESET* ID1 ID2 PHASE_A PHASE_B Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 I/O O O O O O O O O O O O I I I I I I Description Adress counter clock Force A line to known state Clock for serial data Serial data Serial data Serial data Serial data latch P line data into register Ouptput Latch Subhtrs & PH select Latch control nibble indicate overcurrent Head reset Identification cartridge 1 Identification cartridge 2 Head position X Head position Y

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12.5.6 Printer2 : P1800

Name Reset* ANASDO ANASCLK ANANCS GND DC_PWM0 CMD_PA CMD_PAn CMD_PB CMD_PBn VEILLE P_SENSE CAM_SW GND Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 I/O I O O O O O O O O O I I Description Reset for Main PCB Data Input Thunderbolt Clock Thunderbolt Chip Select Thunderbolt Ground DC Motor driver Phase A Maintenance motor Phase An Maintenance motor Phase B Maintenance motor Phase Bn Maintenance motor Stand-by sensor control present paper sensor Maintenance motor sensor Ground

12.5.7 OPU : P4100

Name HPP HPN Cpt_scan P3V3 P5V Opustr2 Reset_LCD Opustr1 OPUID OPUOD OPUCLK GND FERCAP CVCC RTSCC CLKCC GND IOCC Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 I/O O O I Description Loudspeaker + Loudspeaker Open cover CCD sensor Power supply 3.3V Power supply 5V LCD control Reset LCD Control keyboard data OPU UC data UC OPU OPU clock Ground Chip card presence Chip card power supply control Reset chip card Clock chip card Ground Data chip card

O O O I O O I O O O I/O

12.5.8 Line : P4420

Name NC R2 L2 L1 R1 NC Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 I/O I/O I/O I/O I/O Description Not connected Loopback L1 Telephone line pair Telephone line pair Loopback L2 Not connected

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12.5.9 External Phone : P4410

Name NC NC R2 R1 NC NC Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 I/O I/O I/O Description Not connected Not connected Loopback L1 Loopback L2 Not connected Not connected

12.5.10 USB-Slave : P9300

Name USB_B_P USB_O D+ DPin I/O I O I/O I/O Description USB Bus Power High speed mode data data

12.5.11 ADF + Motor ADF : P800

Name adf_b adf_b/ adf_a/ adf_a cpt_adf gnd adf_di gnd adf_set_doc read_di Adf_rd_pos Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 I/O O O O O I O I O I Description Phase B Maintenance motor Phase Bn Maintenance motor Phase An Maintenance motor Phase A Maintenance motor Sensor cover ADF Ground load sensor paper ready Ground Sensor paper ready load sensor startscan Sensor startscan

12.5.12 CCD Motor : P700

Name adf_b adf_b/ adf_a/ adf_a Pin 1 2 3 4 I/O Description Phase B Maintenance motor Phase Bn Maintenance motor Phase An Maintenance motor Phase A Maintenance motor

12.5.13 Printer power supply : P2750

Name 30V GND 3V3 GND 30V Pin 1 2 3 4 5

12.5.14 Power supply : P2700

Name 30V GND 12V GND 3V3 GND 5V GND Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

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12.6 POWER SUPPLY

30V DC is supplied from external power supply which convert 220V AC to 30V DC. An internal power board convert the 30V DC to 12V, 5V & 3.3V. 12V & 3.3V are generated from 30V with step down converter and 5V is generated from 12V with low dropout regulator.

230V AC AC/DC

Power Board 30V DC 30 V Printer module

Thunderbolt Print heads Motor maintenance

11.82 V

12 V
CCD color sensor

CCD module

Lamp

ADF motor driver

Scan motor driver

5V
Low Drop

CAN video

Mainboard
Line sensors

LCD

Speaker

3.3V
Digicolor2 Chip Card Datapump DP2Vxx Codec CSP1034C Buffer USB Host ISP1161

Flash SDRAM

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12.7 CLOCKS
A quartz provide a 12MHz clock for the DigiColor2. The internal PLL generate the 92MHz internal frequency and SDRAM synchronous clock.

92 Mhz

SDRAM

Crystal 12 Mhz

DIGICOLOR cpu (PLL : Fprocesseur = 93 Mhz)

Burst 3 Mhz

Thunderbolt

Crystal 29.4912 Mhz

Printer board Modem1

Crystal 6 Mhz

12 Mhz USB HOST OPTION 128 KHz

Video ADC

Shift registers

Front Panel

12.8 RESET
Reset is generated by MAX809 reset (reset level 2.93V) or by Thunderbolt (option). Active reset time 240ms (typ). During the reset mode, the CCD motor controls must be inactive. So the Buffers which control L6219 Drivers are high impedance during reset .
3.3V

MAX809

Flash code (active low)

P3V3 10K Reset modem (I/O) Modem active high

Digicolor2

Reset LCD

LCD (active low)

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12.9 INTERRUPT MANAGEMENT

DigiColor2 has 8 external inputs . These inputs can generate interrupts for the internal ARM CPU. Active edge is programmable. There is no priority on these interrupt inputs. Some interrupts are dedicated for the lexmark printer. So only 5 Interrupts are available.
DIGICOLOR2 Modem CCD Scanner ADF Scanner USB Host ADF scanner INT4 Printer Printer Printer INT5 INT6 INT7 INT0 INT1 INT2 INT3

12.10 MODEM & LINE INTERFACE

12.10.1 Features :
loop detection 2nd line plug hook switch relay ring detection (low/high sensitivity) modem interface pulse / tone dialling CNG detection country switching for INT-Countries active fax switch parallel phone detection caller identification support

The chip modem is an Agere data pump (DP2Vxx) + CODEC (1034C). We can use a V32 to V90 data pump. The data pump is supervised by DigiColor2 on peripheral bus. The line interface can manage an external telephone.

12.10.2 BLOCK DIAGRAM

RCD Middle Z Option

CI

OHL1

Ring Detector

Loop Detector RRP

External (answering machine Hi Z Network TBR Network

Gyrator Protection RDL Hi Z Network TBR Network codec

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13 PU (PRINTERBOARD UNIT)
The printerboard contain the ASIC Thunderbolt dedicated to control Lexmark printer engines. Digicolor2 controle this ASIC by serial link (Data frequency 3MHz). Thunderbolt provide voltage for printhead (11.82V) generated by an internal switching regulator. Two internal motor drivers control the Head motor and the paper advance motor. The cleaning station motor is controlled directly by CPU digicolor2 through an ULN2003 darlington motor driver.

13.1 PU FEATURES :
Printer ASIC Thunderbolt. Motor driver for printer cleaning station. Paper sensor.

13.2 OVERVIEW OF THE CONNECTORS (PU-BOARD)

Cleaning station motor 1 P1803 1 P1800 1 P1900 1 Paper motor P1804 Cleaning station Head sensor motor P1801 1 1 P1802 Printerhead2 1 1 P1901 P1902 P1903

Printerhead1 Printer 2 Printer 1 1 Power supply

View from the component site

13.2 1 Connector list

Location ref. P1800 P1801 P1802 P1803 P1804 P1900 P1901 P1902 P1903 Connector Motor & Thunderbolt control Cleaning station sensor Head motor control Paper motor control Cleaning station motor control Printer signals Printer head signal 1 Printer head signal 2 Power supply Pin number 14 2 2 4 6 17 12 12 5 Model FFC PH PH PH PH FFC FFC FFC PH Male / female female female female female female female female female female

Sensor :
P1800 : Printer paper presence sensor. P1801 : Cleaning station sensor, when station is in the lower position the Level = 0

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13.2 2 Motor & Thunderbolt control : P1800

Name Reset* ANASDO ANASCLK ANANCS GND DC_PWM0 CMD_PA CMD_PAn CMD_PB CMD_PBn VEILLE P_SENSE CAM_SW GND Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 I/O O I I I I I I I I I O O Description Reset for Main PCB Data Input Thunderbolt Clock Thunderbolt Chip Select Thunderbolt Digital Ground DC Motor driver Phase A Maintenance motor Phase An Maintenance motor Phase B Maintenance motor Phase Bn Maintenance motor Stand-by sensor control present paper sensor Maintenance motor sensor Digital Ground

13.2.3 Cleaning station sensor : P1801

Name CAM_SW GND Pin 1 2 I/O I Description Parking low position Ground

13.2.4 Head motor control : P1802

Nom DC+ DCPin 1 2 I/O O O Description motor + motor -

13.2.5 Paper motor control : P1803

Name FMBFMAFMB+ FMA+ Pin 1 2 3 4 I/O O O O O Description Phase Bn Phase An Phase B Phase A

13.2.6 Cleaning station motor control : P1804

Name PBn PAn PB PA P30V_F P30V_F Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 I/O O O O O Description Phase Bn Phase An Phase B Phase A Power Power

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13.2.7 Printer signals : P1900

Name ACLK AGATE PCLK PD3 PD2 PD1 PD0 PLOAD PENABLE LHCS LCN OK2PRT HDRESET* ID1 ID2 PHASE_A PHASE_B Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 I/O I I I I I I I I I I I O O O O O O Description Adress counter clock Force A line to known state Clock for serial data Serial data Serial data Serial data Serial data latch P line data into register Ouptput Latch Subhtrs & PH select Latch control nibble indicate overcurrent Head reset Identification cartridge 1 Identification cartridge 2 Head position X Head position Y

13.2.8 Printhead 1&2 : P1901 & P1902 Connector P1901

Name GND ACLK AGATE P3V3 P11V82 P11V82 PCLK P30V PD3 PD2 PD1 PD0 Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Connector P1902
Name GND PLOAD PENABLE GND LHCS LCN OK2PRT HDRESET* ID1 ID2 Phase_A Phase_B Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

13.2.9 Power supply : P1903

Name P30V ANAGND P3V3 ANAGND P30V Pin 1 2 3 4 5

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14 PGU (POWER GENERATION UNIT)

14.1 OVERVIEW OF THE CONNECTORS (PGU-BOARD)

Mainboard powersupply 8C

Power Jack

View from the component site

14.1.1 Connector list

Location ref J1 J2 Connector Power jack Link to mainboard Pin number 8 Model PH 2.54mm PH 2.54mm Male / female External Female

14.1.2 Link to mainboard: J2

Name GND 5V GND 3V3 GND 12V GND 30V Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

J2 J1

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15 OPU (OPERATION PANEL UNIT)

The control panel unit manages the keyboard and the LCD screen. Its controled by CPU Digicolor2 through serial (serial register). The LCD display ( 2 lines x 16 caracters ) is equipped with its own driver using COG (Chip On Glass) technology. On this board are also installed the scanner sensors, the external connector for the smart card and the internal connector for the loudspeaker.

15.1 OPU FEATURE LIST :

Smartcard interface 2 LEDs 64 Keys LCD 2 lines x 16 characters Scanner sensor (Open/Closed)

15.2 OVERVIEW OF THE CONNECTORS (OPU-BOARD)

LCD P660 P602 P640 Smartcard
View from the component site

Loudspeaker

Mainboard P601

15.2.1 Connector list

Location ref. P601 P602 P640 P660 Connector Link to Mainboard Loudspeaker Smartcard LCD Pin number 18 2 16 24 Model PH 2.54mm PH 2.54mm FPC 0.5mm Male / female Female Female External Female

Sensor :
- P601, P640 : This sensor detect the chipcard presence ( integrated in the chip card connector). - P601 : This sensor detect if the scanner module is opened or closed.

15.2.2 Link to Mainboard : P601

Name HPP HPN Cpt_scan P3V3 P5V Opustr2 Reset_LCD Opustr1 OPUID OPUOD OPUCLK GND FERCAP CVCC RTSCC CLKCC GND IOCC Pin 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 I/O I I O Description Loudspeaker + Loudspeaker Open cover CCD sensor Power supply 3.3V Power supply 5V LCD control Reset LCD Control keyboard data OPU UC data UC OPU OPU clock Ground Chip card presence Chip card power supply control Reset chip card Clock chip card Ground Data chip card

I I I O I I O I I I I/O

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15.2.3 Loudspeaker : P602

Name HPP HPM Pin 1 2 Description Loudspeaker positive Loudspeaker negative

15.2.4 Smartcard : P640

Name
VCC RSTCC CLK NC GND NC IOCC NC NC IOCC NC GND NC CLK RSTCC VCC SW1 SW2

I/O
I I I/O I/O I I -

Pin
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Description
Power supply Reset Clock Ground Data I/O Data I/O Ground Clock Reset Power supply Switch card presence Switch card presence

15.2.5 LCD : P660

Name RS R/W LCD_E CSB DB7 DB6 DB5 DB4 VDD VSS V4 V3 V2 V1 V0 VR VOUT CAP2CAP2+ CAP1CAP1+ VSS PS RESETB Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 I/O CMOS In Power GND CMOS In CMOS In CMOS In CMOS In CMOS In CMOS In Power Power GND Power Power Power Power Power Power Power Power Power Power Power Power GND CMOS In CMOS In Description Register select Read / Write signal (not used, fixed to LOW-only Write) Enable signal (active HIGH) Chip select (not used, fixed to LOW-LCD always selected) Data line (bit7/3) Data line (bit6/2) Data line (bit5/1) Data line (bit4/0) Supply voltage for logic Ground Bias voltage for LCD driving Bias voltage for LCD driving Bias voltage for LCD driving Bias voltage for LCD driving Bias voltage for LCD driving Voltage adjust for LCD driving Build-in DC/DC converter output Used by the internal voltage converter Used by the internal voltage converter Used by the internal voltage converter Used by the internal voltage converter Ground Parallel / Serial interface selection (not used, fixed to VDD-parallel interface) Hardware reset

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16 SCANNER MODULE
The color scanner module (600dpi) is designed by Primax. The slim device of flatbed scanner (w/ADF) design focuses on providing a low cost and high quality of 600 DPI flatbed scanner device for CPS-2 model. The scanner device provides FFC cable, motor cables for connecting the scanner device to a host printer device, to be as a whole function of 4 in 1 MFP machine. To provide users total solution to do image scan, copy, print & fax. Jobs. The color CCD (charge coupled device) module with housing is a 600DPI image reader unit for letter-size documents. It include all the CCD sensor, lamp, lamps inverter, lens mirrors optical unit, motor set, document cover, top cover and bottom cover.

16.1 FEATURES OF SCANNER DEVICE :

- Dimension : 360(W) 468(L) 90(H) mm (excluded lock) - Scanning size : 216 mm x 297 mm ( width for letter-size) - Light source : CCFL - Scanning sensor : CCD 600DPI (above 5100 effective pixels) - CCD output: 600 DPI 5 ms/1 CCD output approx. 1.0V - MTF : Scanning direction: 35% (minimum) Vertical direction: 30% (minimum) Test condition: Resolution = 600 DPI, Test pattern = 140 LPPI - Color shift : Scanning direction: less than 2 pixel Vertical direction: less than 2 pixel - CCD interface : Analog output (without A/D) - Single 12V power supply - Maximum data rate: 5 MHz/color - Input clock pulse: CMOS 5V drive - Number of output: 3 (R0G0B) - Connection: SCANNER: 16 pin FFC cable (pitch 1.25mm),4 pin Motor wires (JST, pitch 2.0mm) ADF: 11pin set document sensor + read position sensor + limit switch + Motor wires - Unit life : 10 Khr.

Sensor :
- One sensor for the detection of the paper presence in the Automatic document feeder (ADF). - One sensor for the detection if paper is ready for scanning. After insertion, the paper move forward until this sensor is switched. - One sensor for the detection if ADF is open (to remove the paper in case of stuffing). Scanner function and image processing is managed by DigiColor2. It generate the control signal for the CAN and the CCD module. Data image are sampled by the CAN and sent to DigiColor2 image processing interface.

600 dpi CCD Sensor : ILX548K (Sony)

Signal to drive : SH, 1, 2, RS, CP, TG

video output : OS_R, OS_G, OS_B

SH = Start Pulse (horizontal synchronisation)

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The ADC is a WM8192 from Wolfson. The WM8192 samples up to three inputs (RINP, GINP and BINP) simultaneously. The device then processes the sampled video signal with respect to the video reset level or an internally / externally generated reference level using either one or three processing channels. Each processing channel consist of an Input Sampling block with optional Reset Level Clamping (RLC) and Correlated Double Sampling (CDS), an 8-bit programmable offset DAC and an 8-bit Programmable Gain Amplifier (PGA). The ADC then converts each resulting analogue signal to a 16-bit digital word. The digital output from the ADC is presented on an 8-bit wide bi-directional bus, with optional 8 or 4-bit multiplexed formats. On-chip control registers determine the configuration of the device, including the offsets and gains applied to each channel. These registers are programmable via a serial interface. The WM8192 can sample and process one to three inputs through one or three processing channels as follows: Colour Pixel-by-Pixel: The three inputs (RINP, GINP and BINP) are simultaneously sampled for each pixel and a seperate channel processes each input. The signals are then multiplexed into the ADC, which converts all three inputs within the pixel period. Monochrome: A single chosen input (RINP, GINP, or BINP) is sampled, processed by the corresponding channel and converted by the ADC. The choice of input and channel can be changed via the control interface, e.g. on a line-by-line basis if required. Colour Line-byLine: A single chosen input (RINP, GINP, or BINP) is sampled and multiplexed into the red channel for processing before being converted by the ADC. The input selected can be switched in turn (RINP -> GINP -> BINP -> RINP ....) together with the PGA and Offset DAC control registers by pulsing the RLC / ACYC pin. This is Known as auto-cycling. Alternatively, other sampling sequences can be generated via the control registers. This mode causes the blue and green channels to be powered down. Refer to the Line-by-Line Operation section for more details.

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17 PRINTER ENGINE
The color inkjet printer engine is designed by Lexmark. The codename is: KOSRAE. The Kosrae engine will consist of a print bar which can be interfaced to electronics. Kosrae engine features high quality, full function, full speed, CMYK printing. The size of the engine is as small as possible within the limits of current ink jet technology. The Kosrae engine will use the new Lexmark Bonsai print cartridges.

17.1 MAIN FEATURES :

Print Speed Print Speed (Quick Print) : 9 ppm mono / ppm color Notes The print speed of Kosare printer is measured from paper pick to paper exit during one page.

Print Quality Nozzle Count : Mono: 208 Color: 64 per color Drop Size : Mono: 24pl Color: 7pl Ink : Black Ink: Mono Pigment Color: Color dye based inks Firing Frequency : Mono: 12kHz Color: 12kHz Print Modes (Black & Color) : Quick Print: 600 x 300 dpi Normal: 600 x 600 dpi High: 1200 x 1200 dpi Maximum: 2400 x 1200 dpi Photo Cartridge : No Printhead : Disposable cartridge Front wedge lock mechanism Mechanism Phisical Dimensions (Dual The engine (without sheet feeder) fit into a head) : rectangular box with the following interior dimensions. Width: 13.0 in Depth: 5.0 in Height: 3.524 in Acoustics : < 42 dBA (printing at 600 dpi in Normal ISO 7779 & 9296 Quality printing color with plain paper) Maintenance : Motorized maintenance mechanism with stepper motor. Cap station: Outside paper path Exit Drive System: The exit rate is feed rate +< 1% Motors : Carrier: DC with encoder Paper Feed: Stepper Maintenance: Stepper with switch DC30V

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18 TECHNICAL DATA General

Dimension Weight Power supply Power consumption in stand-by mode Memory Directory capacity Telephone connection type Chip card 460x397x190mm (WxDxH) Approx. 8kg 220-240V/50-60Hz Approx. 10W 8 MB 200 entries PSTN / PABX ISO 7816-4

Scanner
Type Resolution Scanning area Scanning width ADF capacity Flatbed scanning speed CCD colour 600 x 600 dpi 216 x 297mm 206mm 10 sheets max. B/W: 10.5 sec / page Colour: 17,5 sec / page

Printer
Type Resolution Printing speed Printing width Printing length Paper dimensions Colour bubble ink-jet 600x600 dpi B/W: 9 pages / min Colour: 5 pages / min 203,2mm B/W: 284,3mm Colour: 279,1mm width: 88,9-215,6mm length: 127-431,8mm

Fax
Fax type Connection type Dialling type Modulation Coding scheme Modem speed Resolution ITU T30, G3 PSTN / PABX DTMF V17/V29/V27ter/V34 MH, MR, MMR 33k6 bps Normal mode: 200x100dpi Fine/photo mode: 200x200dpi Super fine mode: 200x400 dpi

SMS
Gateway Memory V23 30 messages

PC connection
Connection type Operating systems Scanner driver USB slave 1.1 Windows 98 / 2000 / ME / XP TWAIN / WIA

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IV Spare parts
exploded view

PANEL

6b

3 6a 7 8

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HOUSING
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PRINTER
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PRINTBOARDS

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Page Pos. Description

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Remark
MF-JET 500 (SMS) MF-JET 505 MF-JET 500 (SMS) MF-JET 505

Codenumber
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Upper, assy Lower, assy

Black Colour Mainboard Printer Power External

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