Xerox Workcenter 123,128,133

CC C123/128,WC M123/128,WC Pro123/128,CC 133,WC 133,WC Pro133
Service Documentation
Copy Centre C123/128,Work Centre M123/128,Work Centre Pro123/128,Copy Center
133,Work Center 133,Work Center Pro 133 Service Documentation
705P 00902 (EDOC)
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Published by The Document Company Xerox GKLS European Operations Bessemer Road
Welwyn Garden City Hertfordshire AL7 1HE ENGLAND
2005 by Fuji Xerox Co.,Ltd. All rights reserved. Xerox and all identifying numbers used in
connection with the Xerox products mentioned in this publication are trademarks of the Xerox
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any future change to this documentation. Customer performed service of equipment, or modules, components, or parts of such equipment may affect whether Xerox is responsible to fix
machine defects under the warranty offered by Xerox with respect to such equipment. You
should consult the applicable warranty for its terms regarding customer or third-party provided
service.
Xerox
While Xerox has tried to make the documentation accurate, Xerox will have no liability arising
out of any inaccuracies or omissions.
WARNING
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy, and if not
installed and used in accordance with the instructions documentation, may cause interference to radio communications. It has been tested and found to comply with the limits
for a Class A computing device pursuant to subpart B of part 15 of FCC rules, which are
designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference when operated in
a commercial environment. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to
cause interference in which case the user, at his own expense, will be required to correct the interference.
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About this Manual............................................................................................................
Organization ....................................................................................................................
How to Use this Documentation ......................................................................................
Symbology and Nomenclature ........................................................................................
Translated Warnings .......................................................................................................
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Organization
This Service Manual is part of the multinational documentation system for
This Service Manual is divided into eight sections. The titles of the sections and a description
of the information contained in each section are contained in the following paragraphs:
Copy Centre C123/128,Work Centre M123/128,Work Centre Pro123/128,Copy Center

133,Work Center 133,Work Center Pro 133 copier/printers. The Service Documentation is
used in order to diagnose machine malfunctions, adjust components and has information
which is used to maintain the product in superior operating condition. It is the controlling publication for a service call. Information on its use is found in the Introduction of the Service Documentation.
Section 1: Service Call Procedures

This section contains procedures that determine what actions are to be taken during a service
call on the machine and in what sequence they are to be completed. This is the entry level for
all service calls.
Section 2: Status Indicator RAPs
This manual contains information that applies to NASG (XC) and ESG (XE) copiers.
This section contains the diagnostic aids for troubleshooting the Fault Code and non-Fault
Code related faults (with the exception of image quality problems).
Service Manual Revision

The Service Manual will be updated as the machine changes or as problem areas are identified.
Section 3: Image Quality

This section contains the diagnostic aids for troubleshooting any image quality problems, as
well as image quality specifications and image defect samples.
Section 4: Repairs/Adjustments
This section contains all the Adjustments and Repair procedures.
Repairs
Repairs include procedures for removal and replacement of parts which have the following
special conditions:
When there is a personnel or machine safety issue.
When removal or replacement cannot be determined from the exploded view of the
Parts List.
When there is a cleaning or a lubricating activity associated with the procedure.
When the part requires an adjustment after replacement.
When a special tool is required for removal or replacement.
Use the repair procedures for the correct order of removal and replacement, for warnings, cautions, and notes.
Adjustments
Adjustments include procedures for adjusting the parts that must be within specification for the
correct operation of the system.
Use the adjustment procedures for the correct sequence of operation for specifications, warnings, cautions and notes.
Section 5: Parts Lists

This section contains the Copier/Printer Parts List.
Section 6: General Procedures/Information

This section contains General Procedures, Diagnostic Programs, and Copier/Printer Information.
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Section 7: Wiring Data
How to Use this Documentation
This section contains drawings, lists of plug/jack locations, and diagrams of the power distribution wire networks in the machine. This section also contains the Block Schematic Diagrams.
The Service Call Procedures in Section 1 describe the sequence of activities used during the
service call. The call must be entered using these procedures.
Section 8: Options and Accessories
Use of the Circuit Diagrams
This section contains installation information for option and accessory.
All wirenets are shown on the Circuit Diagrams (CDs). Power distribution wirenets are shown
in Section 7 (Wiring Data) of the Service Manual. The power distribution wirenets on the CDs
will end at the terminal board for the power being distributed. Find the wirenet for that power
and locate the terminal board on the wirenet. Use the wirenet to troubleshoot any power distribution wiring not shown on the CD.
Use of the Block Schematic Diagrams

Block Schematic Diagrams (BSDs) are included in Section 7 (Wiring Data) of the Service Manual. The BSDs show the functional relationship of the electrical circuitry to any mechanical, or
non-mechanical, inputs or outputs throughout the machine. Inputs and outputs such as motor
drive, mechanical linkages, operator actions, and air flow are shown. The BSDs will provide an
overall view of how the entire subsystem works.
It should be noted that the BSDs no longer contain an Input Power Block referring to Chain 1. It
will be necessary to refer to the Wirenets in order to trace a wire back to its source.
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CAUTION
The use of controls or adjustments other than those specified in the Laser Safety Training Program may result in an exposure to dangerous laser radiation.
For additional information, review the Laser Safety Training program.
The following reference symbols are used throughout the documentation.
Warnings, Cautions, and Notes

Warnings, Cautions, and Notes will be found throughout the Service Documentation. The
words WARNING or CAUTION may be listed on an illustration when the specific component
associated with the potential hazard is pointed out; however, the message of the WARNING or
CAUTION is always located in the text. Their definitions are as follows:
An arrow points to the location to install, to gain access to, or to release an object.
WARNING
A Warning is used whenever an operating or maintenance procedure, a practice, condition, or
statement, if not strictly observed, could result in personal injury.
Figure 2 Customer Access Label
CAUTION
A Caution is used whenever an operating or maintenance procedure, a practice, condition, or
statement, if not strictly observed, could result in damage to the equipment.
This symbol indicates that a surface can be hot. Use caution when reaching in the machine to
avoid touching the hot surfaces.
NOTE: A Note is used whenever it is necessary to highlight an operating or maintenance procedure, practice, condition, or statement.
Machine Safety Icons

The following safety icons are displayed on the machine:
WARNING
This machine contains an invisible laser. There is no visual indication that the laser beam is
present. During servicing, the machine is a Class 3B product because of the invisible laser. the
laser beam could cause eye damage if looked at directly. Service procedures must be followed
exactly as written without change. The service representative must observe the established
local laser safety precautions when servicing the machine. Do not place tools with a reflective
surface in the area of the ROS opening. Do not look in the area of the ROS window if the
power is On and the laser is energized.
Figure 3 Heated Surface Label

Danger label indicates where electrical currents exist when the machine is closed and operating. Use caution when reaching in the machine.
The following symbol and statement appear on a label in the machine. The symbol by itself, or
the symbol and the statement may also appear in the service documentation and in the training
program. When this symbol appears, the service representative is warned that conditions exist
that could result in exposure to the laser beam.
WARNING
Figure 4 Shock Hazard Label
Do not try to bypass any laser interlocks for any reason. Permanent eye damage could result if
the laser is accidentally directed into your eye.
These symbols indicate components that may be damaged by Electrostatic Discharge (ESD).
Figure 1 Laser Hazard Symbol

Laser Hazard Statement
Figure 5 ESD warning Label
DANGER INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN. AVOID DIRECT EXPOSURE TO

BEAM.
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Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Field Service Kit

The purpose of the ESD Protection Program is to preserve the inherent reliability and quality of
electronic components that are handled by the Field Service Personnel. This program is being
implemented now as a direct result of advances in microcircuitry technology, as well as a new
acknowledgment of the magnitude of the ESD problem in the electronics industry today.
This program will reduce Field Service costs that are charged to PWB failures. Ninety percent
of all PWB failures that are ESD related do not occur immediately. Using the ESD Field Service
Kit will eliminate these delayed failures and intermittent problems caused by ESD. This will
improve product reliability and reduce callbacks.
The ESD Field Service Kit should be used whenever Printed Wiring Boards or ESD sensitive
components are being handled. This includes activities like replacing or reseating of circuit
boards or connectors. The kit should also be used in order to prevent additional damage when
circuit boards are returned for repair.
The instructions for using the ESD Field Service Kit can be found in ESD Field Service Kit
Usage in the General Procedures section of the Service Documentation.
Illustration Symbols
Figure 6 shows symbols and conventions that are commonly used in illustrations.
Figure 6 Illustration Symbols

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Signal Nomenclature
DC Voltage Measurements in RAPs
Refer to Figure 7 for an example of Signal Nomenclature used in Circuit Diagrams and BSDs.
The RAPs have been designed so that when it is required to use the DMM to measure a DC
voltage, the first test point listed is the location for the red (+) meter lead and the second test
point is the location for the black meter lead. For example, the following statement may be
found in a RAP:
There is +5 VDC from TP7 to TP68.
In this example, the red meter lead would be placed on TP7 and the black meter lead on TP68.
Another example of a statement found in a RAP might be:
There is -15 VDC from TP21 to TP33.
In this example, the red meter lead would be placed on TP21 and the black meter lead would
be placed on TP33.
If a second test point is not given, it is assumed that the black meter lead may be attached to
the copier frame.
Figure 7 Signal Nomenclature
Voltage Measurement and Specifications

Measurements of DC voltage must be made with reference to the specified DC Common,
unless some other point is referenced in a diagnostic procedure. All measurements of AC voltage should be made with respect to the adjacent return or ACN wire.
Table 1 Voltage Measurement and Specifications
VOLTAGE
SPECIFICATION
INPUT POWER 220 V
198 VAC TO 242 VAC
INPUT POWER 100 V
90 VAC TO 135 VAC
INPUT POWER 120 V
90 VAC TO 135 VAC
+5 VDC
+4.75 VDC TO +5.25 VDC
+24 VDC
+23.37 VDC TO +27.06 VDC
Logic Voltage Levels

Measurements of logic levels must be made with reference to the specified DC Common,
unless some other point is referenced in a diagnostic procedure.
Table 2 Logic Levels
VOLTAGE
H/L SPECIFICATIONS
+5 VDC
H= +3.00 TO +5.25 VDC
+24 VDC
H= +23.37 TO +27.06 VDC

L= 0.0 TO 0.8 VDC
L= 0.0 TO 0.8 VDC
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To avoid personal injury or shock, do not perform repair or adjustment with electrical power
applied to the machine.
WARNING
A Warning is used whenever an operating or maintenance procedure, a practice, condition, or
statement, if not strictly observed, could result in personal injury.
DANGER: Une note DANGER est utilise chaque fois qu'une procdure de maintenance ou
qu'une manipulation prsente un risque de blessure si elle n'a pas t strictement observe.
WARNING
This machine contains an invisible laser. There is no visual indication that the laser beam is
present. During servicing, the machine is a Class 3B product because of the invisible laser. the
laser beam could cause eye damage if looked at directly. Service procedures must be followed
exactly as written without change. The service representative must observe the established
local laser safety precautions when servicing the machine. Do not place tools with a reflective
surface in the area of the ROS opening. Do not look in the area of the ROS window if the
power is On and the laser is energized.
DANGER: L'quipement contient un faisceau laser invisible et aucune indication visible signale
la prsence du faisceau laser. De ce fait le produit est class 3B pour tout ce qui concerne la
maintenance. L'exposition directe des yeux au faisceau laser peut entraner des lsions
visuelles. Les procdures de maintenance doivent tre ralises sans aucun changement
comme indiqu dans la documentation. Le reprsentant Xerox lors d'interventions sur l'quipement doit respecter les consignes de scurit locales concernant les faisceaux laser. Ne pas
placer d'objet rflchissant dans la zone du ROS quand il est ouvert. Ne pas regarder dans la
zone du ROS lorsque la machine est sous tension et que le laser est en fonctionnement.
The following symbol and statement appear on a label in the machine. The symbol by itself, or
the symbol and the statement may also appear in the service documentation and in the training
program. When this symbol appears, the service representative is warned that conditions exist
that could result in exposure to the laser beam.
DANGER: Les symboles et instructions suivants sont indiqus sur des tiquettes dans la
machine et sont identifis dans la documentation technique et dans le manuel de formation.
Quand ces symboles s'affichent le reprsentant Xerox est prvenu des risques encourus concernant une exposition au rayon laser.
WARNING
Do not try to bypass any laser interlocks for any reason. Permanent eye damage could result if
the laser is accidentally directed into your eye.
DANGER: Ne pas essayer de shunter les contacts laser pour quelques raisons que ce soit. Si
le faisceau laser est dirig accidentellement vers les yeux il peut en rsulter des lsions oculaires permanentes.
4 Repairs and Adjustments
DANGER: Afin d'eviter des blessures ou des chocs electriques, ne pas effectuer maintenance
ou reglage avec le cordon d'alimentation branche.
REP 2.1.2 Feeder 2 Assembly
WARNING
REP 2.3.1 Tray Feed/Nudger/Retard Roll
WARNING
REP 2.4.1 Registration Unit
WARNING
REP 2.5.1 Take Away Roll
WARNING
REP 2.6.1 BTR Roll
WARNING
REP 2.6.2 Left Hand(L/H) Upper Cover Unit
Drives
WARNING
REP 1.1.1 Main Drive Assembly
WARNING
Paper Transportation
ROS
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REP 4.1.1 Xero/Developer Cartridge
WARNING
REP 7.2.1 MPT Feed Roll/Retard Pad
WARNING
Electrical Components
REP 9.1.1 MCU PWB
WARNING
REP 4.1.2 Toner Cartridge
REP 9.2.1 ESS PWB
WARNING
REP 4.2.1 Dispense Motor
WARNING
Fuser
REP 5.1.1 Fuser Unit
WARNING
Exit
REP 6.1.1 Exit 2 +OCT 2
WARNING
MPT
REP 7.1.1 MPT Assembly
WARNING
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WARNING
Covers
REP 10.1.1 Top Cover Assembly
WARNING
REP 10.2.1 Rear Lower Cover
WARNING
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REP 11.1.1 Platen Cushion
WARNING
REP 11.1.2 Control Panel
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REP 12.1.1 Tray 3 Feeder

REP 11.3.1 Platen Glass
WARNING
WARNING
REP 11.3.2 IIT/IPS PWB
WARNING
REP 11.4.1 Lens Kit Assembly
WARNING
REP 11.5.1 Carriage Cable
WARNING
REP 11.5.2 Carriage Motor
WARNING
REP 12.3.1 Feed/Retard/Nudger Roll
WARNING
REP 12.6.1 2 Tray Module PWB
WARNING
Tray Module -TT
REP 13.1.1 Tray 3 Assembly
WARNING
WARNING
REP 11.6.1 Exposure Lamp
WARNING
WARNING
REP 11.6.2 Lamp Wire Harness
REP 13.3.1 Front/Rear Tray Cable
WARNING
WARNING
Tray Module -2T
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WARNING
WARNING
REP 13.8.1 Twin Tray Module PWB
WARNING
DADF
REP 15.1.1 DADF Assembly
WARNING
REP 15.1.2 DADF Platen Cushion
WARNING
REP 15.2.1 DADF Document Tray
WARNING
REP 15.2.2 DADF Feeder Assembly
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REP 15.2.3 DADF Front Cover
WARNING
REP 15.2.4 DADF Rear Cover
WARNING
REP 15.3.1 DADF PWB
WARNING
REP 15.3.2 Left Counter Balance
WARNING
WARNING
REP 15.3.3 Right Counter Balance
WARNING
REP 15.4.1 Retard Roll
WARNING
REP 15.4.2 Top Cover
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REP 15.6.1 Nudger Roll,Feed Roll
WARNING
REP 15.8.1 Registration Roll
WARNING
Finisher
REP 16.1.1 H-Transport Assembly
WARNING
REP 16.3.1 H-Transport Belt
WARNING
REP 16.1.2 Finisher Assembly
WARNING
REP 16.4.1 Front Cover
WARNING
REP 16.4.2 Rear Cover
WARNING
WARNING
REP 16.5.2 Eject Roll Assembly
WARNING
REP 16.6.1 Decurler Roll
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REP 16.5.1 Stack Height Sensor Assembly
REP 16.6.2 Finisher Drive Motor
WARNING
REP 16.7.1 Belt
WARNING
REP 16.8.1 Rail
WARNING
REP 16.8.2 Staple Assembly
WARNING
REP 16.9.1 Compiler Tray Assembly
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DANGER: Mettre la machine sur ARRET et debrancher le cordon dalimentation.
REP 16.10.1 Stacker Motor Assembly
WARNING
REP 16.10.2 Elevator Belt Assembly
WARNING
REP 16.11.1 Paddle Gear Shaft
WARNING
REP 16.12.1 Finisher PWB
WARNING
IIT
ADJ 11.6.1 Full/Half Rate carriage Position Adjustment
WARNING
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8.1 FAX KIT
WARNING
Switch off the machine and disconnect the power cord.
DANGER: Mettre la machine sur ARRET et debrancher le cordon dalimentation.
8.2 Foreign Interface
WARNING
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Service Call Procedures..................................................................................................
Initial Actions ...................................................................................................................
Call Flow..........................................................................................................................
Detailed Maintenance Activities (HFSI)...........................................................................
Cleaning Procedures.......................................................................................................
Final Actions....................................................................................................................
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Service Strategy
Purpose
The service strategy for the Copy Centre C123/128, the Work Centre M123/128 Work Centre
Pro123/128, the Copy Center 133, the Work Center 133 and Work Center Pro 133 Copier/
Printers is to perform any High Frequency Service Item (HFSI) actions before attempting to
repair any problems. Some problems will be corrected by this strategy without the need to
diagnose them. The Repair Analysis Procedures (RAPs) will be used for any remaining problems.
The purpose of the Initial Action section of the Service Call Procedures is to determine the
reason for the service call and to identify and organize the actions which must be performed.
Procedure
1.
Gather the information about the service call and the condition of the copier/printer.
a.
Problems that occur in the Basic Printer mode will be repaired before problems that occur
when using the accessories.
Image Quality problems should be repaired after all other problems are repaired.
b.
After informing the customer, disconnect the machine from the customers network.
c.
Check that the power cords are in good condition, correctly plugged in the power
source, and free from any defects that would be a safety hazard. Repair or replace
the power cords as required. Check that the circuit breakers are not tripped.
d.
Inspect any rejected copies. Inquire as to, or otherwise determine, the paper quality and
weight. Look for any damage to the copies, oil marks, image quality defects, or other
indications of a problem.
e.
Record the billing meter readings.

The Service Call Procedures are a guide for performing any service on this machine. The
procedures are designed to be used with the Service Manual. Perform each step in order.
Initial Actions
The Initial Actions gather information about the condition of the machine and the problem that
caused the service call.
Question the operator(s). Ask about the location of most recent paper jams. Ask
about the image quality and the copier/printer performance in general, including any
unusual sounds or other indications.
f.
Call Flow
Call Flow summarizes the sequence of the Service Call Procedures.
Access Diagnostic Routines.

i.
Enter UI Diagnostics (Entering UI Diagnostics in UI Diagnostic Mode).
ii.
Access Diagnostic Routines (Accessing Diagnostic Routines in UI Diagnostic

Mode).
NOTE: If a fault code is displayed while performing a diagnostics procedure, go to

that fault code RAP and repair the fault. Return to Diagnostics and continue with the
dC procedure that you were performing.
Detailed Maintenance Activities

This section provides the information needed to perform the High Frequency Service Item
(HFSI) actions.
Cleaning Procedures
g.
Print the HFSI Report and determine what HFSI action is required based on the
customer output volume. Refer to the Detailed Maintenance Activities section for the
detailed HFSI information. Record any items that require action.
h.
Display and record the information in the Jam Counter, Fault Counter, and Shutdown
History. Classify this information into categories:
The cleaning procedures list what needs to be cleaned at each service call.
Final Actions
The Final Actions will test the copier/printer and return it to the customer. Administrative
activities are also performed in the Final Actions.
Information that is related to the problem that caused the service call.
Information that is related to secondary problems.
Information that does not require action, such as a single occurrence of a
problem.
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caused the service call or any secondary problem.
2.
Perform any required HFSI activities identified above. Refer to the Detailed Maintenance
Activities section.
3.
Exit diagnostics. Try to duplicate the problem by running the same jobs that the customer
was running.
4.
Go to Call Flow.
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Call Flow
Analyze the protocol trace, refer to Chapter 2 and then proceed

with servicing.
This procedure should be performed at every service call.
Initial Actions
There is a problem with Receive transmission test. Perform Receive

transmission tests with other stations within the company. Check that
there is no problem with the machine and then ask the customer to
check the status of the remote machine.
Procedure
Ask the operator about the problem.
Analyze the protocol trace, refer to Chapter 2 and then proceed with servicing.
If the problem is identified by a fault code (including Paper/Document Jams), refer to

Chapter 2 for the procedure and then proceed with servicing.
If the problem is noise or smell, select a mode (1 Sided/2Sided, Finisher etc.), find the
cause of the problem and proceed with servicing.
Check the machine settings and if necessary, ask the customer for permission to test
the machine in the mode in which the problem occurs.
Analyze the protocol trace when the problem reoccurs, refer to Chapter 2 and then
proceed with servicing.
The operator operated the machine correctly.

Y
N
Explain to the operator how to operate the machine correctly.
There is an image quality problem.

Y
N
If there is an alignment problem, obtain separate Platen/DADF output samples, refer
to Chapter 4 Adjustments and then proceed with servicing.
The UI display is normal.

Y
N
Refer to BSD (CH2.X) and repair the failure in the UI display.
The problem occurs only in Print mode.
Y
N
The problem occurs only in Copy mode.
Y
N
The problem occurs only in Fax mode.
Y
N
The problem is an accessory or the Foreign Accessory.
Y
N
Refer to Table 1 Other Faults and identify the problem and follow the corrective action.
Refer to Chapter 3 IQ1 IOT Image Quality Entry RAP and then proceed with servicing.
There is a problem with the network.
Y
N
There is a problem with the parallel connection.
Y
N
There is an image quality problem.
Y
N
The problem lies in a certain Client PC.
Y
N
There is a problem with a certain application or programming language A.
If the cause of the problem is an accessory or the Foreign Interface, check that
the machine settings are correct, refer to the appropriate service manual for the
procedure and then proceed with servicing.
Obtain the latest information on restrictions and technical information.

Proceed accordingly.
Check the settings of that particular Client PC and if necessary ask the user to
reinstall the printer driver.
The problem occurs only in certain modes such as Broadcast transmission.

Y
N
Perform a transmission test with the call center or station. The problem reoccurs.
Y
N
Ask the customer for permission to establish communications
with the remote machine that is causing the problem. Perform a
Send transmission test with the remote machine. Transmission
was normal.
Y
N
Print the protocol trace to identify whether it is the remote machine or
the machine that is causing the problem.
Call Flow
If the problem appears to lie in the remote machine:

Ask the customer to check the status of the remote machine.
Ask the operator about the problem. If the problem appears to be related to operator error, or
an attempt to perform a job outside of the machine specifications, assist the customer in learning the correct procedure.
A
B
C
D
E
If the problem lies in the machine:
Refer to Chapter 3
servicing.
IQ1 IOT Image Quality Entry RAP and then proceed with
If the problem persists, ask the user to reinstall the printer driver.
Check the machine settings and if necessary ask the user to reinstall the printer driver.
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If the problem persists, replace the parallel cable. Check the machine settings and discuss the
problem with the customer's network administrator.
Table 1 Other Faults
Problem
Corrective Action
Duplexing is not available as a

selection on the display.
Ensure the Duplex electrical connector is secure (PL

6.1).
Copies jam in the Finisher when

the output tray is near maximum
capacity.
Verify condition of paper. If good, check that part

655N128 can be used to support tray.
ADF inoperative after PWB

replacement.
Reload Firmware ADJ 9.3.1.
Can not make copies when

Auditron is enabled.
Enter UI Diagnostic Mode. Select Copy on screen.

Machne will operate without auditron restriction.
Loud snapping noise is heard.
Enter Component Control [093-001] and press the Start

button. If noise is present there is binding in toner auger
drive system. Repair as required (PL 4.2).
Sets are not offset in Center Tray.
Perform Center Tray Offsetting.
E-mail icon not visible in display on Perform E-Mail Icon.

email enabled machine.
Customer wishes to distinguish
FAX output from prints or copies.
Perform FAX Output Separation.
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Detailed Maintenance Activities (HFSI)
Cleaning Procedures
Procedure
Purpose
1.
To provide cleaning procedures to be performed at every service call.

a.
b.

Mode).
Procedure
CAUTION
2.
Select NVM Read/Write.
Do not use any solvents unless directed to do so by the Service Manual.
3.
Refer to Table 1 and enter a counter number for any High Frequency Service Item (HFSI)
counters to be checked. Use the customer's output volume numbers to help determine
which HFSI components should be serviced. Consider components near threshold as
candidates for service.
General Cleaning
4.
Refer to Cleaning Procedures for detailed cleaning instructions.

Table 1 High Frequency Service Items
1.
Counter
Name
Threshold
Service Action to be performed
954-800
Tray 1 Feed counter
300K
Replace the Feed Roll, Retard Roll, Nudger

Roll.
954-802
2.
Tray 3 Feed counter
300K
300K

Roll.
Toner Dispense Units

Vacuum the Toner Dispense units.
3.
Tray 2 Feed counter
Feed Components (Rolls and Pads)

Follow the General Cleaning procedure above.
Reset
only
954-801
Use a dry lint free cloth or a lint free cloth moistened with water for all cleaning unless directed
otherwise by the Service Manual. Wipe with a dry lint free cloth if a moistened cloth is used.
Jam Sensors
Clean the sensors with a dry cotton swab.
4.

Roll.
Scanner
a.
Switch off the power and allow the Exposure Lamp to cool off.
b.
Using the optical Cleaning Cloth, clean the front and rear of the Document Glass,
Document Cover, White Reference Strip, Reflector, and Mirror.
954-803
Tray 4 Feed counter
300K

Roll.
c.
Clean the Exposure Lamp with a clean cloth and Film Remover.
954-805
MPT Feed counter
300K
Replace the Feed Roll, Retard Pad.
d.
Clean the Lens with Lens and Mirror Cleaner and lint free cloth.
954-807
Fuser
175K
Replace the Fuser.
5.
954-808
Bias Transfer Roll
300K
Replace the Bias Transfer Roll.
956-802
IIT Scan
No action required - counter only.
956-803
Lamp On Time
No action required - count after HFSI Counter

Clear.
6.
956-804
Lamp On Count

Clear.
7.
955-806
Document Feed
955-807
Simplex Document
Feed
955-808
Duplex Document
Feed
956-808
Platen Open Count
No action required - counter only. (Platen

models)
955-810
DADF Platen Open

Count
No action required - counter only. (DADF

models)
955-829
Invert Solenoid ON
Count
955-830
DADF Stamp Solenoid -
DADF
Check the paper path for debris or damage. Clean the rolls with a clean cloth and Film
Remover as required.
Document Glass and Constant Velocity Transport Glass
Follow the General Cleaning procedure above.
Finisher
Check the paper path for debris or damage. Clean the Finisher with a dry lint free cloth.
FX, FXAP only.
Detailed Maintenance Activities, Cleaning Proce-
September 2005
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1st Version
Final Actions
Purpose
To provide a guide for procedures to be done at the end of every service call.
Procedure
1.
Ensure that the exterior of the copier/printer and the adjacent area are clean. Use a dry
cloth or a cloth moistened with water to clean the copier/printer. Do not use solvents.
2.
Check the supply of consumables. Ensure that an adequate supply of consumables is

available according to local operating procedures.
3.
Complete the Service Log.
4.
Perform the following steps to make a copy of the Demonstration Original for the customer:
a.
Load Tray 1 with 8.5 x 11 inch (A4) or 11 x 17 inch paper.
b.
Place the Test Pattern on the glass with the short edge of the test pattern registered
to the left edge of the glass. Select Tray 1 and make a single copy.
c.
Print out the Machine Settings (Configuration Report). Store this report with the
service log in the Inner Cover.
d.
Ask the customer to verify the Print and Scan functions.
e.
Present the copies to the customer.
5.
Reconnect the machine to the customer network. Verify the function.
6.
Issue copy credits as needed.
7.
Discuss the service call with the customer to ensure that the customer understands what
has been done and is satisfied with the results of the service call.
1st Version
September 2005
1-7
Final Actions
Final Actions
September 2005
1-8
1st Version
2 Status Indicator RAPs

002-xxx HDD
002-770 Job Template Processing - HD Full RAP .........................................................
2-11
003-xxx IPS-ESS Communication

003-318
003-319
003-320
003-321
003-322
003-323
003-324
003-325
003-326
003-327
003-328
003-329
003-330
003-331
003-332
003-333
003-334
003-335
003-336
003-337
003-338
003-339
003-340
003-341
003-342
003-343
003-345
003-346
003-750
003-751
003-753
003-760
003-761
003-763
003-780
003-795
003-942
003-944
003-945
003-946
003-947
003-948
003-949
IIT Soft Failure RAP .........................................................................................

IIT Video Driver Detection Failure RAP............................................................
IISS-ESS Communication Failure 1 RAP.........................................................
IISS-ESS Communication Failure 10 RAP.......................................................
X PIO Unlatched Failure 1 RAP .......................................................................
X PIO Unlatched Failure 2 RAP .......................................................................
Book Duplex-Insufficient Docs RAP.................................................................
Under PANTHER Capacity (Scan) RAP ..........................................................
Cannot scan over 300DPI RAP........................................................................
Scan Settings Failure RAP..............................................................................
Incorrect Paper Tray Size RAP ........................................................................
Adjustment Chart Not Found RAP ...................................................................
Scan Image Compression Error RAP ..............................................................
AMS Limit Error RAP .......................................................................................
Document size Auto Detect Failure RAP .........................................................
Image repeat count Failure RAP.....................................................................
Magnification incongruent RAP........................................................................
Every direction difference (Copy APS) RAP ....................................................
Return Documents counts error RAP...............................................................
Return Documents mismatch RAP ..................................................................
Document insufficient (image overlay) RAP.....................................................
1st Version
2-13
2-13
2-14
2-14
2-15
2-15
2-16
2-16
2-17
2-17
2-18
2-18
2-19
2-19
2-20
2-20
2-21
2-21
2-22
2-22
2-23
2-23
2-24
2-24
2-25
2-25
2-26
2-26
2-27
2-27
2-28
2-28
2-29
2-29
2-30
2-30
2-31
2-31
2-32
2-32
2-33
2-33
2-34
003-950
003-955
003-956
003-957
003-963
003-965
003-966
003-970
003-972
003-973
003-974
003-976
003-977
003-980
003-981
Mix documents size error RAP.........................................................................

Documents size exchange error RAP ..............................................................
Documents size unknown error RAP ...............................................................
Platen Documents size error RAP ...................................................................
No APS object Tray RAP .................................................................................
ATS/APS No Paper (IIT Detect) RAP ..............................................................
ATS/APS No Destination (IIT) RAP .................................................................
FAX Line Memory Overflow RAP.....................................................................
Maximum Stored Page Over Flow RAP...........................................................
Every direction difference RAP ........................................................................
Next Original Specification RAP.......................................................................
FAX Line Memory Overflow (N up) RAP..........................................................
Document Mismatch (Multiple Scan) RAP .......................................................
Staple position error RAP.................................................................................
Staple size error RAP.......................................................................................
2-34
2-35
2-35
2-36
2-36
2-37
2-37
2-38
2-38
2-39
2-39
2-40
2-40
2-41
2-41
005-xxx DADF
005-121
005-122
005-123
005-125
005-131
005-132
005-134
005-135
005-136
005-139
005-145
005-146
005-147
005-194
005-196
005-197
005-198
005-199
005-280
005-283
005-284
005-285
005-286
005-302
005-304
005-305
005-307
005-906
005-907
005-908
005-913
September 2005
2-1
CVT Feed Sensor On JAM RAP ......................................................................

CVT Simplex/Side1 Pre-Registration On JAM RAP.........................................
CVT Simplex/Side1 Registration JAM RAP .....................................................
CVT Registration Sensor Off JAM RAP ...........................................................
CVT Invert On JAM RAP.................................................................................
CVT Invert On JAM 2 RAP..............................................................................
CVT Invert Sensor Off JAM(Inverter) RAP.......................................................
CVT Side2 Pre-Registration On JAM RAP ......................................................
CVT Side2 Registration On JAM RAP .............................................................
CVT Invert Sensor Off JAM RAP .....................................................................
CVT Registration Sensor Off JAM (Invert) RAP...............................................
CVT Pre Registration Sensor Off JAM RAP ....................................................
CVT Pre Registration Sensor Off JAM (Invert) RAP ........................................
SS Size mismatch JAM on FF Mix-size RAP...................................................
CVT Size Mismatch JAM (No Mix) RAP .........................................................
Prohibit Combine Size JAM RAP .....................................................................
Too Short Size JAM RAP.................................................................................
Too Long Size JAM RAP .................................................................................
DADF EEPROM Failure RAP ..........................................................................
DADF Level Sensor Logic Fail RAP.................................................................
DADF APS Sensor Logic Failure RAP.............................................................
DADF Nudger Lift Up Failure RAP...................................................................
DADF Feed Out Sensor Failure RAP...............................................................
CVT Feeder Cover Interlock Open RAP ..........................................................
CVT Platen Interlock Open RAP ......................................................................
CVT Feeder Cover Interlock Open (running) RAP..........................................
CVT Platen Interlock Open on Running RAP...................................................
CVT Feed Sensor Static JAM RAP..................................................................
CVT Pre-Registration Sensor Static JAM RAP ...............................................
CVT Registration Sensor Static JAM RAP.......................................................
CVT Invert Sensor Static JAM RAP .................................................................
2-43
2-44
2-45
2-46
2-47
2-48
2-49
2-50
2-51
2-52
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2-54
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2-61
2-62
2-63
2-64
2-65
2-66
2-66
2-67
2-67
2-68
2-68
2-69
Status-indicator-raps
005-915
005-916
005-917
005-942
005-943
CVT APS No1 Sensor Static JAM RAP ...........................................................

Doc fault loading on DADF RAP ......................................................................
DADF Tray Lift Up Failure RAP .......................................................................
2-69
2-70
2-70
2-71
2-72
010-xxx Fuser
010-313
010-314
010-318
010-320
010-327
010-398
Control (Center) Thermistor Failure RAP.........................................................

Rear Thermistor Failure RAP...........................................................................
Hot-Sagging =Recovery Failure RAP ..............................................................
Heat Roll Over Temperature Failure RAP .......................................................
Fuser On Time Failure RAP.............................................................................
Fuser Lock Failure RAP...................................................................................
2-73
2-74
2-75
2-76
2-77
2-78
012-xxx Finisher
012-111 Finisher H-Transport Entrance Sensor Off JAM RAP......................................
012-112 Finisher H-Transport Entrance Sensor On JAM RAP......................................
012-121 H-Transport Exit Sensor Off JAM RAP ............................................................
012-126 H-Transport Entrance. SNR OFF JAM B RAP.................................................
012-151 Compile Entrance Sensor Off JAM RAP..........................................................
012-152 Compile Entrance Sensor On JAM RAP..........................................................
012-161 Finisher Set Eject JAM RAP ............................................................................
012-162 H-Tra.EXIT. Sensor ON JAM RAP ..................................................................
012-211 Stacker Tray Failure RAP ................................................................................
012-212 Stacker Tray Upper Limit Failure RAP.............................................................
012-221 Front Tamper Home Sensor On Failure RAP ..................................................
012-223 Front Tamper Home Sensor Off Failure RAP ..................................................
012-224 Rear Tamper Home Sensor Off Failure RAP...................................................
012-260 Eject Clamp Home Sensor ON Failure RAP....................................................
012-263 Rear Tamper Failure RAP ...............................................................................
012-282 Eject Clamp Home Sensor Off Failure RAP ....................................................
012-283 Set Clamp Home Sensor On Failure RAP .......................................................
012-284 Set Clamp Home Sensor Off Failure RAP .......................................................
012-285 Finisher Error ....................................................................................................
012-291 Stapler Failure RAP .........................................................................................
012-293 Staple Front Corner Sensor On Failure RAP...................................................
012-294 Staple Front Corner Sensor Off Failure RAP...................................................
012-295 Staple Move Sensor On Failure RAP ..............................................................
012-296 Staple Move Sensor Off Failure RAP ..............................................................
012-301 Finisher Top Cover Open RAP ........................................................................
012-302 Finisher Front Cover Open RAP ......................................................................
012-303 Finisher H-Transport Cover Open RAP ...........................................................
012-901 Finisher H-Transport Entrance Sensor Static JAM RAP..................................
012-902 H-Transport Exit Sensor Static JAM RAP........................................................
012-903 Paper Remains at Compiler Entrance Sensor RAP.........................................
012-905 Compile Paper Sensor Static JAM RAP ..........................................................
012-923 H-Transport Entrance SNR static JAM B RAP ................................................
2-79
2-80
2-81
2-82
2-83
2-84
2-85
2-86
2-87
2-88
2-89
2-90
2-91
2-92
2-93
2-94
2-95
2-96
2-97
2-97
2-98
2-99
2-100
2-101
2-102
2-103
2-103
2-104
2-104
2-105
2-105
2-106
016-xxx FAX Service
016-213 SW Option Failure (Printer CARD Not Exist) RAP...........................................

016-214 SW Option Failure (Fax Card Error) RAP ........................................................
016-215 SW Option Failure RAP ...................................................................................
016-311 Scanner Not Installed RAP ..............................................................................
016-315 IIT Interface Failure RAP .................................................................................
016-316 Page Memory Not Detected RAP ....................................................................
016-317 Page Memory Broken- Standard RAP .............................................................
016-318 Page Memory Error- Option RAP ....................................................................
016-321 Fax Module Failure RAP..................................................................................
016-322 JBA Account Full RAP .....................................................................................
016-450 SMB Host name duplicated RAP .....................................................................
016-454 DNS renewal Failure of dynamic RAP .............................................................
016-455 SNTP Server Time-out RAP ............................................................................
016-456 SNTP time asynchronous RAP........................................................................
016-503 SMTP Server Failure for Redirector RAP ......................................................
016-504 POP Server Failure for Redirector RAP...........................................................
016-505 POP Authentication Failure for Redirector RAP ..............................................
016-600 Key Operator Authentication Locked RAP .......................................................
016-601 Illegal Access Detection RAP ..........................................................................
016-701 Out of ART EX Memory RAP..........................................................................
016-702 Out of Page Buffer RAP..................................................................................
016-703 E-mail To Invalid Box RAP...............................................................................
016-704 Mailbox is Full RAP..........................................................................................
016-705 Secure Print Failure RAP.................................................................................
016-706 Max. User Number Exceeded RAP ................................................................
016-707 Sample Print Failure RAP ................................................................................
016-708 HD Full by Annotation/Watermark image RAP ................................................
016-709 ART EX Command Failure RAP ......................................................................
016-710 Delayed Print Failure RAP ...............................................................................
016-711 E-mail transmission size limit over RAP .........................................................
016-712 Under PANTHER Capacity (I-Formatted) RAP...............................................
016-716 TIFF Data Overflow RAP .................................................................................
016-718 Out of PCL6 Memory RAP...............................................................................
016-719 Out of PCL Memory RAP..................................................................................
016-720 PCL Command Failure RAP ............................................................................
016-721 Other Errors RAP.............................................................................................
016-722 Job cancel by failed staple position RAP .........................................................
016-728 Unsupported TIFF Data RAP..........................................................................
016-729 TIFF Data Size too Big RAP ...........................................................................
016-730 Unsupported ART Command RAP ..................................................................
016-731 Invalid TIFF Data RAP ....................................................................................
016-732 Form not registered RAP .................................................................................
016-735 Updating Job Template RAP ..........................................................................
016-746 Unsupported PDF File RAP .............................................................................
016-748 HD Full RAP.....................................................................................................
016-749 JCL Syntax Error RAP .....................................................................................
016-751 PDF Failure RAP .............................................................................................
016-752 PDF Short Of Memory RAP .............................................................................
016-753 PDF Password Mismatch RAP ........................................................................
016-754 PDF LZW Not Installed RAP............................................................................
016-755 PDF Print Prohibited RAP................................................................................
016-756 Auditron - Prohibit Service RAP.......................................................................
016-210 SW Option Failure (HDD Error) RAP ...............................................................

016-211 SW Option Failure (System memory Low) RAP ..............................................
016-212 SW Option Failure (Page Memory Low) RAP .................................................
2-107
2-107
2-108
September 2005
2-2
2-108
2-109
2-109
2-110
2-110
2-111
2-111
2-112
2-112
2-113
2-113
2-114
2-114
2-115
2-115
2-116
2-116
2-117
2-117
2-118
2-118
2-119
2-119
2-120
2-120
2-121
2-121
2-122
2-122
2-123
2-123
2-124
2-124
2-125
2-125
2-126
2-126
2-127
2-127
2-128
2-128
2-129
2-129
2-130
2-130
2-131
2-131
2-132
2-132
2-133
2-133
2-134
1st Version
016-757
016-758
016-759
016-760
016-761
016-762
016-764
016-765
016-766
016-767
016-768
016-769
016-771
016-772
016-773
016-774
016-775
016-776
016-777
016-778
016-779
016-780
016-781
016-782
016-783
016-784
016-785
016-786
016-787
016-788
016-789
016-791
016-792
016-793
016-798
016-799
016-981
016-982
016-985
Auditron - Invalid User RAP .............................................................................

Auditron - Disabled Function RAP ...................................................................
Auditron - Reached Limit RAP .........................................................................
PostScript Decompose Failure RAP ................................................................
FIFO Empty RAP ............................................................................................
Print LANG Not Installed RAP..........................................................................
SMTP Server Connection Failure RAP ............................................................
SMTP Server HDD Full RAP............................................................................
SMTP Server File System RAP ......................................................................
Invalid E-mail Address RAP .............................................................................
Invalid Sender Address RAP............................................................................
SMTP Server Unsupported DSN RAP .............................................................
Scan Data Repository ERR (DNS address) RAP ............................................
Scan Data Repository Error (DNS Library) RAP..............................................
Invalid IP Address RAP...................................................................................
HD Full - Compression Convert RAP...............................................................
HD Full - Image Convert RAP ..........................................................................
Image Conversion Error RAP...........................................................................
Image Conversion Error RAP...........................................................................
HD Full - Scan Image Convert RAP.................................................................
Scanned Image Conversion Error RAP ...........................................................
HD Access Error - Image Convert RAP ...........................................................
Scan Server Connect Error RAP.....................................................................
Scan Server Login Error RAP ..........................................................................
Invalid Server Path RAP .................................................................................
Server Write Error RAP...................................................................................
Server HD Full RAP .........................................................................................
HD Full-Scan Write Error RAP ........................................................................
Invalid Server IP ADD RAP.............................................................................
Retrieve to Browser Failure RAP .....................................................................
HD Full - Job Memory RAP.............................................................................
File Retrieve Failure RAP.................................................................................
Specified Job Not Found RAP .........................................................................
MF I/O HD Full RAP.........................................................................................
No Trust Marking Option RAP..........................................................................
PLW Print Instruction Failure RAP ..................................................................
HDD access error RAP ....................................................................................
HDD access error 2 RAP .................................................................................
Data size overflow (Scan to E-mail) RAP.........................................................
2-134
2-135
2-135
2-136
2-136
2-137
2-137
2-138
2-138
2-139
2-139
2-140
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2-142
2-142
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2-143
2-144
2-144
2-145
2-145
2-146
2-146
2-147
2-147
2-148
2-148
2-149
2-149
2-150
2-150
2-151
2-151
2-152
2-152
2-153
2-153
021-xxx FAX
021-360
021-361
021-732
021-733
021-750
021-751
021-770
021-771
021-772
021-941
021-942
EP Accessory Failure RAP .............................................................................

EP Accessory Kind Configuration Error RAP...................................................
EP Accessory - Service Canceled By Disable RAP.........................................
EP Accessory - Service Canceled By Color Mode Restriction RAP ................
Used Parts Request Failure (EP-SV) RAP ......................................................
Maintenance Request Failure (EP-SV) RAP....................................................
Used Parts Request Failure (EP-DX) RAP ......................................................
Maintenance Request Failure (EP-DX) RAP ...................................................
EP-DX - Installation/Removal Failure RAP ......................................................
EP - Scan Service Paused By Disable RAP ....................................................
EP - Scan Service Paused By Color Mode RAP..............................................
1st Version
2-155
2-155
2-156
2-156
2-157
2-157
2-158
2-158
2-159
2-159
2-160
021-943
021-944
021-945
021-946
EP - Print Service Paused By Disable RAP ....................................................

EP - Print Service Paused By Color Mode RAP ..............................................
EP - Service Paused By Disable RAP ............................................................
EP - Service Paused By Color Mode RAP.......................................................
2-160
2-161
2-161
2-162
024-xxx IOT-ESS Communication

024-340
024-341
024-342
024-343
024-345
024-346
024-347
024-348
024-349
024-350
024-351
024-354
024-356
024-362
024-363
024-364
024-367
024-368
024-370
024-371
024-372
024-373
024-375
024-746
024-747
024-910
024-911
024-912
024-913
024-916
024-917
024-919
024-946
024-947
024-948
024-949
024-950
024-951
024-952
024-953
024-954
024-958
024-959
024-960
024-961
024-962
September 2005
2-3
IOT-ESS Communication Failure 1 RAP .........................................................

IOT-ESS Communication Failure 10 RAP .......................................................
Page Sync Illegal Start RAP ...........................................................................
Page Sync Illegal Stop RAP.............................................................................
DMA Transfer Failure RAP ..............................................................................
Decompress Other Failure RAP.......................................................................
PCI Error RAP..................................................................................................
Marker Code Detection Failure RAP................................................................
Print Request Failure-Paper RAP ....................................................................
Print Instruction Failure RAP............................................................................
Tray 1 size mismatch RAP...............................................................................
Mix Full Stack RAP ..........................................................................................
Stacker Tray Staple Set Over Count RAP .......................................................
Face UP Tray Close RAP ................................................................................
Tray 1 Out Of Place RAP .................................................................................
Tray 1 Empty RAP ...........................................................................................
Tray 2 Empty RAP ...........................................................................................
Tray 3 Empty RAP ...........................................................................................
Tray 4 Empty RAP ...........................................................................................
MPT Empty RAP ..............................................................................................
MPT Size Failure RAP .....................................................................................
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2-168
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2-207
2-208
024-964
024-965
024-966
024-967
024-976
024-977
024-979
024-980
024-982
024-985
024-986
Stapler sheets counts over RAP ......................................................................

ATS/APS No Paper (IOT detect) RAP ............................................................
ATS/APS No Destination Error RAP................................................................
Different width Mix Paper detect (Stapler job) RAP .........................................
Finisher Staple Status Failed RAP...................................................................
Stapler Feed Ready Failure RAP.....................................................................
Stapler Near Empty RAP .................................................................................
Finisher Stacker Tray Full RAP........................................................................
Stacker Lower Safety warning RAP.................................................................
MPT Feed Failure RAP....................................................................................
Confirmation Of Printing All RAP .....................................................................
2-209
2-210
2-211
2-212
2-213
2-214
2-215
2-216
2-217
2-218
2-219
025-xxx Diag HDD

025-596 Diag. HDD Maintenance Failure RAP..............................................................
025-597 Diag. HDD Initialize Failure RAP .....................................................................
2-221
2-221
027-xxx MAIL
027-452
027-500
027-501
027-502
027-700
027-701
027-702
027-703
027-710
027-711
027-712
027-713
027-714
027-715
027-716
027-720
027-721
027-722
027-723
027-724
027-725
027-726
027-727
027-737
027-739
027-740
027-741
027-742
027-743
027-744
027-745
027-746
027-750
027-751
027-752
Duplicate IP address RAP ...............................................................................

SMTP Server Failure for Mail I/O RAP ............................................................
POP Server Failure for Mail I/O RAP.............................................................
POP Authentication Failure for Mail I/O RAP..................................................
Media Failure RAP...........................................................................................
Media Not Found RAP .....................................................................................
Media Data Not Found / Not Supported RAP ..................................................
Media Reader Failure / Disconnected RAP .....................................................
Invalid S/MIME Mail Error RAP........................................................................
S/MIME mail sender certificate not found RAP................................................
S/MIME mail sender certificate not valid RAP .................................................
S/MIME mail was altered RAP.........................................................................
S/MIME mail sender impersonation RAP........................................................
S/MIME mail certificate not support RAP.........................................................
Prohibit Receiving E-mail With No Signature RAP ..........................................
Extension Server Host Not Found RAP ...........................................................
Extension Server Not Found RAP ..................................................................
Extension Server Time-out Failure RAP .........................................................
Extension Server Authentication Failure RAP .................................................
Extension Server Access Failure RAP.............................................................
Extension Server Operation Failure RAP .......................................................
Extension Server Unknown State RAP...........................................................
Extension Server Request Invalid Parameters RAP.......................................
Template Server Read Error RAP ...................................................................
Invalid Template Server Path RAP ..................................................................
Template Server Login Error RAP ...................................................................
Template Server Connect Failure RAP............................................................
HD File System Full RAP.................................................................................
Template Server Install Error RAP...................................................................
Template Server ADD Error (DNS Library) RAP .............................................
Template Server ADD Error (DNS address) RAP............................................
Job Template Pool Server Not Ready RAP .....................................................
Fax document incongruent RAP ......................................................................
Job Template analysis Error RAP....................................................................
Required User Entry Not Entered RAP............................................................
2-223
2-223
2-224
2-224
2-225
2-225
2-226
2-226
2-227
2-227
2-228
2-228
2-229
2-229
2-230
2-230
2-231
2-231
2-232
2-232
2-233
2-233
2-234
2-234
2-235
2-235
2-236
2-236
2-237
2-237
2-238
2-238
2-239
2-239
2-240
027-753 Job flow service request disabled RAP............................................................

027-796 E-mail Not Printed RAP ...................................................................................
027-797 Invalid Output Destination RAP .......................................................................
2-240
2-241
2-241
033-xxx FAX Control

033-363
033-710
033-711
033-712
033-713
033-714
033-715
033-716
033-717
033-718
033-719
033-720
033-721
033-724
033-725
033-726
033-727
033-728
033-730
033-731
033-732
033-733
033-734
033-735
033-736
033-737
033-738
033-740
033-741
033-742
033-743
033-744
033-745
033-746
033-747
033-748
033-749
033-750
033-790
033-791
033-792
Fax Card Reset (Reboot) RAP ........................................................................

Document does not exist RAP .........................................................................
Illegal Page inside Document RAP ..................................................................
System Memory exceeded RAP ......................................................................
No specified Chain Link RAP...........................................................................
Scan Error (No specified doc) RAP .................................................................
Cannot start job RAP .......................................................................................
No specified Mailbox RAP ...............................................................................
Incorrect Password RAP..................................................................................
No Document in Mailbox RAP .........................................................................
Fax job Canceled not recovery job RAP ..........................................................
Document Creation Failure RAP......................................................................
Page Creation Failure RAP..............................................................................
Fax receive memory overflow RAP..................................................................
Insufficient HDD Space RAP ...........................................................................
Cannot print 2-Sided RAP................................................................................
Cannot rotate image RAP ................................................................................
Cancel Auto Printing RAP................................................................................
Fax Service recovery Error RAP......................................................................
Inconsistent Instructions RAP ..........................................................................
Print job canceled by forced polling RAP.........................................................
Fax document number get Error RAP.............................................................
Fax Print Suspension RAP ..............................................................................
Fax Memory Allocate Time-out RAP................................................................
IFAX Off Ramp Failure RAP ............................................................................
Fax card job canceled RAP .............................................................................
JBIG Information Failure RAP.........................................................................
Fax Immediate receive print canceled RAP.....................................................
Fax page read open time-out RAP ..................................................................
Fax page read close time-out RAP ..................................................................
Fax page write open time-out RAP ..................................................................
Fax page write close time-out RAP..................................................................
Fax data write time-out RAP ............................................................................
Fax data read time-out RAP ............................................................................
Fax Service could not start RAP .....................................................................
Fax Service illegal sequence RAP...................................................................
Fax card Memory Error RAP............................................................................
Fax format error RAP .......................................................................................
EP-DX Call Wait (Not Re-dial count) RAP .......................................................
EP-DX Call Wait (Re-dial count) RAP..............................................................
EP-DX Call Stop RAP ......................................................................................
2-243
2-243
2-244
2-244
2-245
2-245
2-246
2-246
2-247
2-247
2-248
2-248
2-249
2-249
2-250
2-250
2-251
2-251
2-252
2-252
2-253
2-253
2-254
2-254
2-255
2-255
2-256
2-256
2-257
2-257
2-258
2-258
2-259
2-259
2-260
2-260
2-261
2-261
2-262
2-262
2-263
034-xxx FAX Communication

034-211
034-212
034-500
034-501
September 2005
2-4
Fax Option Slot 1 Board Failure RAP ..............................................................

Fax Option Slot 2 Board Failure RAP ..............................................................
Incorrect Dial Data RAP...................................................................................
Selected Channel Dial Error RAP ...................................................................
2-265
2-265
2-266
2-266
1st Version
034-504
034-505
034-506
034-507
034-508
034-509
034-510
034-511
034-512
034-513
034-514
034-515
034-519
034-520
034-521
034-522
034-523
034-524
034-525
034-526
034-527
034-528
034-529
034-530
034-700
034-701
034-702
034-723
034-724
034-725
034-726
034-727
034-728
034-729
034-734
034-737
034-743
034-744
034-790
034-791
034-792
034-793
034-794
034-795
034-796
034-797
034-798
034-799
Fax Stored Memory Exceeded RAP ................................................................

Fax Work Memory Exceeded RAP ..................................................................
Unsupported Function at Remote RAP............................................................
Password Check Error RAP............................................................................
Transmission Canceled via DTMF RAP...........................................................
DTMF Illegal Procedure Error RAP.................................................................
DTMF Procedure Error RAP ............................................................................
Unable to Send File at Remote RAP................................................................
Detect Endless Loop RAP................................................................................
Receive Command Error RAP ........................................................................
Requested Function Unsupported RAP ...........................................................
Illegal Command Received RAP......................................................................
Number of Recipients Exceeded RAP .............................................................
Number of Services Exceeded RAP ................................................................
Internal I/F Error RAP.......................................................................................
No manual send Line RAP...............................................................................
Fax service disabled RAP ................................................................................
Unable to cancel operation RAP ......................................................................
Specified Chain-link not exist RAP...................................................................
Incorrect Chain-Link Value RAP ......................................................................
Dial Control Error RAP .....................................................................................
Cannot perform manual send RAP ..................................................................
No printable paper size RAP............................................................................
DTMF I/F Time-out RAP .................................................................................
G3 Dicep Time-out RAP...................................................................................
Software Reset RAP ........................................................................................
No destination specified RAP...........................................................................
No Timer Assigned RAP ..................................................................................
Illegal Sequence RAP ......................................................................................
L3 Task Internal Error RAP ..............................................................................
HD81501 I/F Buffer Busy RAP.........................................................................
Task No Response (For 3sec Or More To A 1,300Hz Incoming Call) RAP.....
Invalid Destination RAP ...................................................................................
Line cut, In-Channel PB Send RAP .................................................................
HI Task Internal Error RAP ..............................................................................
Incoming call response Error RAP ...................................................................
Abnormal frame-sending DMA RAP ................................................................
Unacceptable Channel RAP ............................................................................
Line 1 not connected RAP ...............................................................................
Line 0 (Ext.) not connected RAP.....................................................................
Line 5 not connected RAP ..............................................................................
Dial Error (Incorrect Fax Number 2) RAP .......................................................
Communication Parameter Error RAP .............................................................
Data Parameter Error RAP ..............................................................................
Auto Dial without dial data RAP .......................................................................
2-267
2-267
2-268
2-268
2-269
2-269
2-270
2-270
2-271
2-271
2-272
2-272
2-273
2-273
2-274
2-274
2-275
2-275
2-276
2-276
2-277
2-277
2-278
2-278
2-279
2-279
2-280
2-280
2-281
2-281
2-282
2-282
2-283
2-283
2-284
2-284
2-285
2-285
2-286
2-286
2-287
2-287
2-288
2-288
2-289
2-289
2-290
2-290
035-xxx FAX Network

035-700 Modem Faulty RAP ..........................................................................................
035-701 T1 Transmission Time-out RAP .......................................................................
1st Version
2-291
2-291
035-702
035-703
035-704
035-705
035-706
035-707
035-708
035-709
035-710
035-711
035-712
035-713
035-714
035-715
035-716
035-717
035-718
035-719
035-720
035-721
035-722
035-723
035-724
035-725
035-726
035-727
035-728
035-729
035-730
035-731
035-732
035-733
035-734
035-735
035-736
035-737
035-738
035-739
035-740
035-741
035-742
035-743
035-744
035-745
035-746
035-747
035-748
035-749
035-750
035-751
035-752
035-753
September 2005
2-5
Destination Receive Rejected RAP..................................................................

DCN Receive at Phase B Send RAP ...............................................................
Destination Polling Error RAP ..........................................................................
DCS/NSS Resend Exceeded RAP ..................................................................
Fallback Error RAP ..........................................................................................
Wrong Password/Receive Banned RAP ..........................................................
Post-message resend exceeded RAP .............................................................
RTN Receive RAP ...........................................................................................
PIN Receive RAP.............................................................................................
DCN Receive at Phase D RAP ........................................................................
No response after 3 NSC RAP.........................................................................
T2 time-out after sending FTT RAP .................................................................
DCN Received after NSC/DTC RAP................................................................
Wrong Password-Polling Error RAP ................................................................
No past message-T2 Time-out RAP ................................................................
RTN Send RAP ................................................................................................
Receive T1 Time-out RAP ...............................................................................
Busy tone detected RAP ..................................................................................
Unable to receive by remote RAP....................................................................
DCN Received at Phase B RAP .....................................................................
Wrong Frame length of 300bps RAP ...............................................................
No CD after receiving flag RAP........................................................................
DCN Receive after sending FTT RAP.............................................................
Remote has no Mailbox/Relay RAP................................................................
Phase C cannot receive-10 seconds RAP .......................................................
50% Error during G3 Receive RAP..................................................................
C EOL cannot receive in 10 sec. RAP .............................................................
Carrier Down Detected RAP ............................................................................
No CS with Phase-C High Speed RAP ............................................................
Fax V.8 Error RAP ...........................................................................................
Fax V.34 PCH CD Off RAP..............................................................................
Fax V.34 C/PCH CS None RAP.......................................................................
Polling Error at Remote Step V8 RAP..............................................................
No Doc. in Polling Box Step V8 RAP ...............................................................
No reply DCN after sending CTC RAP ............................................................
No reply DCN after sending EOR RAP ............................................................
No reply DCN after sending RR RAP...............................................................
Fax T5 Time-out RAP ......................................................................................
Sending stopped after EOR Send RAP ...........................................................
ECM Phase C Flag Time-out RAP...................................................................
EOR Send or Receive RAP .............................................................................
Remote cannot receive SUB RAP ...................................................................
Remote cannot receive password RAP ...........................................................
PTX has no SEP capability RAP.....................................................................
Busy-Cannot detect dial tone RAP...................................................................
Abort while dialing RAP....................................................................................
Abort during transmission RAP ........................................................................
No reply from remote station RAP ..................................................................
Power Off during transmission RAP................................................................
Doc. send operation canceled RAP .................................................................
Number of Job Restriction Error RAP ..............................................................
Fax Memory Full RAP ......................................................................................
2-292
2-292
2-293
2-293
2-294
2-294
2-295
2-295
2-296
2-296
2-297
2-297
2-298
2-298
2-299
2-299
2-300
2-300
2-301
2-301
2-302
2-302
2-303
2-303
2-304
2-304
2-305
2-305
2-306
2-306
2-307
2-307
2-308
2-308
2-309
2-309
2-310
2-310
2-311
2-311
2-312
2-312
2-313
2-313
2-314
2-315
2-315
2-316
2-316
2-317
2-317
2-318
035-754
035-755
035-756
035-757
035-758
035-759
035-760
035-761
File management memory full RAP .................................................................

File Add Page Error RAP .................................................................................
Cannot add page RAP .....................................................................................
No Receive Page RAP....................................................................................
No specified file or page RAP ..........................................................................
No specified job RAP ......................................................................................
File common processing Error RAP.................................................................
File other processing Error RAP ......................................................................
2-318
2-319
2-319
2-320
2-320
2-321
2-321
2-322
036-xxx FAX Parameter

036-511
036-716
036-717
036-720
036-721
036-747
036-748
036-749
036-750
036-793
036-795
036-796
036-797
Illegal procedure 1551RAP ..............................................................................

Wrong LSI Send (Busy Time-out) RAP............................................................
Abnormal LSI operation RAP...........................................................................
C Line Off but I Line On RAP..........................................................................
I Line Off during Transmission RAP.................................................................
Fast select response received RAP................................................................
Receive remote charge request RAP .............................................................
Abnormal LCGN RAP ......................................................................................
Illegal procedure 1301 RAP .............................................................................
Select communication Error RAP ...................................................................
Canceled by remote station RAP.....................................................................
Sent without multiple sets RAP........................................................................
Illegal procedure 1501 RAP .............................................................................
2-323
2-323
2-324
2-324
2-325
2-325
2-326
2-326
2-327
2-327
2-328
2-328
2-329
041-xxx NVM
041-210
041-211
041-340
041-362
041-363
041-364
041-366
MCU NVM is out of order Tray Module RAP ..................................................

NVM Read/Write Failure Tray Module RAP.....................................................
MCU RAM Read/Write Failure RAP ................................................................
IOT NVM R/W Failure RAP..............................................................................
MCU NVM Broken Failure RAP .......................................................................
MCU CPU Power to access NVM is not enough RAP .....................................
MCU ASIC circuit to control Crum is defect RAP............................................
2-331
2-331
2-332
2-332
2-333
2-333
2-334
042-xxx Drives
042-323 Drum K Motor Drive Failure RAP.....................................................................
042-325 Main Motor Failure RAP...................................................................................
2-335
2-335
047-xxx Communication
047-211
047-212
047-213
047-214
047-215
047-216
047-218
OCT1 Failure RAP ...........................................................................................

OCT2 Failure RAP ...........................................................................................
Different type of Finisher RAP .........................................................................
MCU-DM communication Error RAP ...............................................................
MCU-EXIT communication Error RAP .............................................................
MCU-Finisher communication Error RAP ........................................................
MCU-TM communication Error RAP................................................................
2-337
2-338
2-339
2-339
2-340
2-340
2-341
061-xxx ROS
061-315 SOS Long K Failure RAP.................................................................................
061-321 ROS Motor Failure RAP...................................................................................
061-333 ROS Fan defect RAP.......................................................................................
2-343
2-343
2-344
062-xxx IIT
062-211
062-277
062-300
062-310
062-311
062-345
062-360
062-371
062-380
062-386
062-389
062-392
062-393
IISS EEPROM LOCAL Failure RAP ................................................................

IISS - DADF Communication Failure RAP .......................................................
Platen Interlock Open RAP ..............................................................................
IISS - Controller Communication Failure RAP .................................................
IISS Software Logic Failure RAP .....................................................................
IISS EEPROM sub system Failure RAP .........................................................
Carriage Position Failure RAP .........................................................................
Lamp Illumination Failure RAP ........................................................................
Platen AGC CH1 Failure RAP .........................................................................
Platen AOC CH1 Failure RAP .........................................................................
Carriage Over Run Failure RAP ......................................................................
IISS PWBA Memory Failure-1 RAP ................................................................
IISS PWBA Failure-2 RAP ...............................................................................
2-345
2-346
2-346
2-347
2-347
2-348
2-348
2-349
2-350
2-350
2-351
2-351
2-352
071-xxx Tray 1
071-105 Tray 1 Registration Sensor On JAM RAP........................................................
071-210 Tray 1 Lift Up Failure RAP ...............................................................................
071-211 Tray 1 Broken RAP ..........................................................................................
2-353
2-355
2-356
072-xxx Tray 2
072-101
072-105
072-210
072-211
Tray 2 Miss Feed JAM RAP.............................................................................

Tray 2 Registration Sensor On JAM RAP........................................................
Tray 2 Lift Up Failure RAP ...............................................................................
Tray 2 Broken RAP ..........................................................................................
2-357
2-359
2-360
2-361
073-xxx Tray 3
073-101
073-102
073-105
073-210
073-211

Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor On JAM (Tray 3 Feed) RAP .....................................
Tray 3 Broken RAP .........................................................................................
2-363
2-365
2-366
2-368
2-369
074-xxx Tray 4
074-101
074-102
074-103
074-105
074-210
074-211

Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor On JAM (Tray 4 Feed) RAP .....................................
Tray 3 Feed Out Sensor On JAM (Tray 4 Feed) RAP ....................................
Tray 4 Broken RAP ..........................................................................................
2-371
2-373
2-374
2-375
2-377
2-378
075-xxx MPT
075-135 MPT Registration Sensor On JAM RAP ..........................................................
2-379
077-xxx JAM & Cover Open

077-101
077-103
077-104
077-106
077-109
077-113
077-114
077-129
077-130
062-210 IISS Hot Line Failure RAP ...............................................................................
2-345
September 2005
2-6
Registration Sensor Off JAM RAP ...................................................................

Fuser Exit Sensor Off JAM RAP ......................................................................
Exit Sensor off (too short) JAM RAP................................................................
Fuser Exit Sensor On JAM RAP ......................................................................
IOT Exit Sensor ON JAM Straight RAP ...........................................................
IOT Exit Sensor OFF JAM Straight RAP ........................................................
Exit 2 Sensor Static JAM RAP .........................................................................
Registration Sensor On JAM (Duplex Feed/Stop Case) RAP .........................
Duplex Out Sensor On JAM RAP ....................................................................
2-381
2-382
2-383
2-384
2-385
2-386
2-386
2-387
2-388
1st Version
077-131
077-211
077-300
077-301
077-305
077-307
077-308
077-309
077-310
077-329
077-900
077-901
077-902
077-904
077-905
077-906
077-907
Duplex Wait Sensor On JAM RAP ...................................................................

Detected different Type Tray Module RAP .....................................................
IOT Front Cover Open RAP .............................................................................
Left Hand Interlock Open RAP........................................................................
Tray Module Left Hand Cover Interlock Open RAP ........................................
DUP Cover Open RAP.....................................................................................
Left Hand HIGH Interlock Open RAP..............................................................
Left Hand Low Interlock Open RAP ................................................................
Controller Failed to send image RAP..............................................................
Main Motor Stop Error RAP .............................................................................
Registration Sensor Static JAM RAP ...............................................................
Fuser Exit Sensor Static JAM RAP ..................................................................
Exit.Sensor 2 On JAM standby RAP................................................................
Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor Static JAM RAP ........................................................
Duplex Sensor Static JAM RAP .......................................................................
2-389
2-390
2-390
2-391
2-392
2-392
2-393
2-393
2-394
2-394
2-395
2-395
2-396
2-396
2-397
2-398
2-399
081-xxx Fax Destination

081-799 No registered destination RAP.........................................................................
2-401
091-xxx Drum
091-401
091-912
091-913
091-914
091-915
091-916
Drum Life Near To End RAP...........................................................................

Xero/Developer Cartridge Set Fail RAP...........................................................
Xero/Developer Cartridge End of Life RAP.....................................................
Xero/Developer Cartridge CRUM Transmission Failure RAP..........................
Xero/Developer Cartridge CRUM Data Write Failure RAP ..............................
Drum CRUM Data Mismatch RAP ..................................................................
2-403
2-403
2-404
2-405
2-405
2-406
092-xxx Process Control

092-910 ATC Sensor Failure RAP .................................................................................
2-407
093-xxx Toner Supply

093-312
093-406
093-912
093-924
093-925
093-926
Dispense Motor Failure RAP............................................................................

Toner Black Pre Near Empty RAP .................................................................
Toner Black Empty RAP .................................................................................
Toner Cartridge CRUM Transmission Failure RAP .........................................
Toner CRUM Data Broken Failure RAP..........................................................
Toner CRUM Data Mismatch Failure RAP......................................................
2-409
2-409
2-410
2-411
2-412
2-412
102-xxx UI
102-356
102-380
102-381
102-382
EWS Software Failure RAP ............................................................................

MF UI Control Fatal Error RAP ........................................................................
Data Link Layer Error (UI-Panel) RAP .............................................................
Application Layer Command Error (UI-Panel) RAP .........................................
2-413
2-413
2-414
2-414
116-xxx Printing Control

116-310
116-312
116-313
116-314
116-315
116-316
ESS Font ROM DIMM #2 Check Fail RAP ......................................................

HDD Encrypt Key Failure RAP.........................................................................
HDD Encrypt Setup Failure RAP .....................................................................
Ethernet Address Failure RAP .........................................................................
ESS DDR DIMM #1 R/W Check Failure RAP ..................................................
ESS DDR DIMM #2 R/W Check Failure RAP ..................................................
1st Version
2-415
2-415
2-416
2-416
2-417
2-417
116-317
116-318
116-321
116-323
116-324
116-326
116-327
116-328
116-329
116-330
116-331
116-332
116-333
116-335
116-336
116-337
116-338
116-339
116-340
116-341
116-342
116-343
116-344
116-346
116-348
116-349
116-350
116-351
116-352
116-353
116-354
116-355
116-356
116-357
116-358
116-359
116-360
116-361
116-362
116-363
116-364
116-365
116-366
116-367
116-368
116-370
116-371
116-372
116-373
116-374
116-375
116-376
September 2005
2-7
ESS ROM DIMM #1 Check Failure RAP .........................................................

ESS ROM DIMM #2 Check Failure RAP .........................................................
System Soft Fatal Error RAP ..........................................................................
ESS NVRAM W/R Check Failure RAP ...........................................................
System Detected An Error RAP .......................................................................
ESS ROM DIMM #1 Flash Failure RAP...........................................................
ESS ROM DIMM #2 Flash Failure RAP...........................................................
L2 Cache Failure RAP .....................................................................................
Serial IF Soft Failure RAP ...............................................................................
HDD File System Failure RAP .........................................................................
Invalid Log Information RAP ...........................................................................
ESS On board ROM Error RAP .......................................................................
LocalTalk Soft Failure RAP .............................................................................
MFIO HD Failure RAP.....................................................................................
Redirector HD Failure RAP .............................................................................
SNTP Software Failure RAP ...........................................................................
JBA Fatal Error RAP .......................................................................................
HDD Not Connect for JBA RAP ......................................................................
Memory Not Enough RAP...............................................................................
ROM Version Incorrect RAP .........................................................................
SESAMi Manager Failure RAP .......................................................................
Main PWB IC Failure RAP ...............................................................................
MFIO Failure RAP...........................................................................................
Formatter Failure RAP .....................................................................................
Redirector Failure RAP ....................................................................................
SIF Failure to Call Pflite RAP ..........................................................................
AppleTalk Soft Failure RAP .............................................................................
Ether Talk Soft Failure RAP ............................................................................
NetWare Soft Failure RAP ..............................................................................
HDD Physical Failure RAP...............................................................................
HDD Product Failure RAP................................................................................
Agent Soft Failure RAP ...................................................................................
HDD Format Failure RAP.................................................................................
PostScript Error RAP ......................................................................................
Salutation Soft Failure RAP ............................................................................
PLW Soft Failure RAP.....................................................................................
SMB Soft Failure RAP.....................................................................................
Spool Fatal HDD RAP......................................................................................
SSDP Soft Failure RAP....................................................................................
BMLinkS/Print Service Software Failure RAP..................................................
Timer Failure RAP............................................................................................
Spool Fatal Error RAP......................................................................................
Report Gen. Soft Failure RAP..........................................................................
Parallel IF Soft Failure RAP ............................................................................
Dump Print Failure RAP...................................................................................
XJCL Failure RAP ...........................................................................................
PCL Decomposer Software Failure RAP .........................................................
P-Formatter Failure RAP.................................................................................
Dynamic DNS Soft Failure RAP......................................................................
Auto Switch Failure RAP.................................................................................
I-Formatter Failure RAP ..................................................................................
Port 9100 Software Failure RAP ......................................................................
2-418
2-418
2-419
2-419
2-420
2-420
2-421
2-421
2-422
2-422
2-423
2-423
2-424
2-424
2-425
2-425
2-426
2-426
2-427
2-427
2-428
2-428
2-429
2-429
2-430
2-430
2-431
2-431
2-432
2-432
2-433
2-433
2-434
2-434
2-435
2-435
2-436
2-436
2-437
2-437
2-438
2-438
2-439
2-439
2-440
2-440
2-441
2-441
2-442
2-442
2-443
2-443
116-377
116-378
116-379
116-380
116-381
116-382
116-385
116-388
116-389
116-390
116-391
116-392
116-393
116-395
116-701
116-702
116-703
116-710
116-711
116-712
116-713
116-714
116-715
116-718
116-720
116-737
116-738
116-739
116-740
116-741
116-742
116-743
116-745
116-746
116-747
116-748
116-749
116-771
116-772
116-773
116-774
116-775
116-776
116-777
116-778
116-780
116-790
Video DMA Failure RAP ..................................................................................

MCR Soft Failure RAP ....................................................................................
MCC Soft Failure RAP ....................................................................................
ESS Font ROM DIMM #1 Check Failure RAP .................................................
ABL Initialize Failure RAP................................................................................
ABL Physical Initialize Failure RAP .................................................................
IDC Software Failure RAP ...............................................................................
MCC (Mail Contents Creator) Fatal Error RAP ................................................
Additional RAM Necessary But Not Installed RAP ..........................................
Standard ROM and NVM Version Mismatch RAP ..........................................
Illegal country code detect RAP.......................................................................
Illegal territory code detect RAP ......................................................................
Illegal paper size group detect RAP.................................................................
USB Software Failure RAP .............................................................................
Out of Memory-Duplex Failure RAP ...............................................................
Print with Substitute Font RAP........................................................................
PostScript LANG Interpret Error RAP .............................................................
HP-GL/2 Memory Overflow RAP ....................................................................
PLW Size/orientation Mismatch RAP..............................................................
Out of Area-Form Registration Error RAP ......................................................
Job divided by HDD Full RAP .........................................................................
HP-GL/2 Command Error RAP ........................................................................
Max Form to PLW Registered RAP ................................................................
Selected PLW Form Not Registered RAP .......................................................
PCL Memory Low, Page Simplified RAP .........................................................
Out of Area-Data Registration Error RAP .......................................................
Size/orientation Mismatch RAP ......................................................................
Insufficient Capacity For Form/Logo RAP........................................................
Arithmetic Error RAP.......................................................................................
Max Form to Not PLW Registered RAP..........................................................
Max Logo Registered RAP .............................................................................
Form/Logo Size Overflow RAP ........................................................................
ART Command Error RAP...............................................................................
Selected Form Not Registered RAP ...............................................................
Invalid Page Margin RAP................................................................................
Page without Image Draw Data RAP..............................................................
PostScript Font Error RAP ..............................................................................
Invalid JBIG Parameter DL Fixed RAP ...........................................................
Invalid JBIG Parameter D Fixed RAP .............................................................
Invalid JBIG Parameter P Fixed RAP .............................................................
Invalid JBIG Parameter YD Fixed RAP...........................................................
Invalid JBIG Parameter L0 Fixed RAP............................................................
Invalid JBIG Parameter MX Fixed RAP ..........................................................
Invalid JBIG Parameter MY Fixed RAP ..........................................................
Invalid JBIG Par VLENGTH Fixed RAP..........................................................
Attached Document Error RAP .......................................................................
Stapling Canceled RAP ...................................................................................
2-444
2-444
2-445
2-445
2-446
2-446
2-447
2-447
2-448
2-448
2-449
2-449
2-450
2-450
2-451
2-451
2-452
2-452
2-453
2-453
2-454
2-454
2-455
2-455
2-456
2-456
2-457
2-457
2-458
2-458
2-459
2-459
2-460
2-460
2-461
2-461
2-462
2-462
2-463
2-463
2-464
2-464
2-465
2-465
2-466
2-466
2-467
121-xxx EP
121-335
121-336
121-337
121-338
121-339
121-340
121-350
121-370
EPSV Wake Up Answer Failure RAP ..............................................................

Unknown EP Accessory RAP .........................................................................
EP Accessory Self Diag. Failure RAP.............................................................
EPSV Answer Time Out RAP .........................................................................
Changed Price Table Error RAP.....................................................................
EP Accessory Mismatch RAP.........................................................................
EPSV Logic Failure RAP ................................................................................
EP-DX - Unexpected Error RAP ......................................................................
2-470
2-471
2-471
2-472
2-472
2-473
2-473
2-474
123-xxx Software
123-200
123-201
123-202
123-205
123-206
123-207
123-208
123-310
123-311
123-312
123-313
123-314
123-315
123-316
123-317
123-318
123-319
123-320
123-321
123-322
123-323
123-324
123-325
123-326
123-327
123-328
123-329
123-331
123-332
123-333
123-334
123-335
123-337
123-338
123-339
123-340
123-341
123-342
123-343
123-344
123-345
123-346
121-310 EPSV-Accessory Communication Failure RAP ..............................................

121-333 EPSV-EP M/C Communication Failure RAP ..................................................
121-334 EPSV Login Failure RAP ................................................................................
2-469
2-469
2-470
September 2005
2-8
Receive Buffer Overflow RAP..........................................................................

Send Buffer Overflow (UI-Panel) RAP ............................................................
Request Queue Full (UI-Panel) RAP ..............................................................
SIO Command Failure (UI-Panel) RAP ..........................................................
SIO Status Failure (UI-Panel) RAP .................................................................
Comm Manager Target Failure (UI-Panel) RAP .............................................
Comm Manager Command Failure (UI-Panel) RAP .......................................
Send Queue Full (UI-Panel) RAP ...................................................................
Receive Queue Full (UI-Panel) RAP...............................................................
EVM Uses Wrong API (UI-Panel) RAP ...........................................................
AS Uses Wrong API (UI-Panel) RAP ..............................................................
Event-waiting Timer Time-outs-Panel) RAP ...................................................
CTS Internal Failure (UI-Panel) RAP ..............................................................
Send Request Queue Full SIO (UI-Panel) RAP...............................................
Receive Message Queue Full (UI-Panel) RAP ...............................................
Receive Finish Queue Full (UI-Panel) RAP ....................................................
Send Failure with No ACK (UI-Panel) RAP ....................................................
Polling Failure (UI-Panel) RAP .......................................................................
Send Message Failure (UI-Panel) RAP ...........................................................
Target Failure (UI-Panel) RAP.........................................................................
Address Failure (UI-Panel) RAP .....................................................................
Size Failure (UI-Panel) RAP ...........................................................................
Object Creation Failure (UI-Panel) RAP .........................................................
Memory Overflow (UI-Panel) RAP ..................................................................
Button Overflow (UI-Panel) RAP.....................................................................
UI Internal Failure with Out of Area RAP .........................................................
UI Internal Failure with Invalid Coordinates RAP .............................................
UI Internal Failure with Invalid LED Request RAP ...........................................
Interface Failure (Invalid Parameter CP) RAP .................................................
Interface Failure (Impossible Communication) RAP ........................................
Interface Failure (Receiving Error Key Code) RAP.........................................
Interface Failure (Receiving Invalid Coordinates) RAP....................................
Frame Data Error with Invalid Data Type RAP ...............................................
Frame Data Error Offset Address Out RAP ....................................................
Display Request Code Invalid RAP ................................................................
Interface Failure GUAM - DM I/F RAP ............................................................
Event Queue Full (UI-Panel) RAP ..................................................................
Event Queue Empty (UI-Panel) RAP ..............................................................
Invalid Class (UI-Panel) RAP..........................................................................
Invalid Type (UI-Panel) RAP............................................................................
Timer Queue Full (UI-Panel) RAP ...................................................................
Invalid Timer Number (UI-Panel) RAP ............................................................
2-475
2-475
2-476
2-476
2-477
2-477
2-478
2-478
2-479
2-479
2-480
2-480
2-481
2-481
2-482
2-482
2-483
2-483
2-484
2-484
2-485
2-485
2-486
2-486
2-487
2-487
2-488
2-488
2-489
2-489
2-490
2-490
2-491
2-491
2-492
2-492
2-493
2-493
2-494
2-494
2-495
2-495
1st Version
123-347
123-348
123-349
123-350
123-351
123-352
123-353
123-354
123-355
123-356
123-357
123-358
123-359
123-360
123-361
123-362
123-363
123-364
123-365
123-366
123-367
123-368
123-369
123-370
123-371
123-372
123-373
123-374
123-375
123-376
123-377
123-378
123-379
123-380
123-381
123-382
123-383
123-384
123-385
123-386
123-387
123-388
123-389
123-390
123-391
123-392
123-393
123-394
123-395
123-396
123-397
123-398
Undefined Trap (UI-Panel) RAP......................................................................

Command Access Exception (UI-Panel) RAP ................................................
Invalid Command (UI-Panel) RAP ...................................................................
Privilege Command (UI-Panel) RAP ...............................................................
No FPU Exception (UI-Panel) RAP.................................................................
Address Misalign (UI-Panel) RAP ...................................................................
Data Access Exception (UI-Panel) RAP .........................................................
Tag Overflow (UI-Panel) RAP .........................................................................
No Co Processor Exception (UI-Panel) RAP ..................................................
Short of Area (UI-Panel) RAP ..........................................................................
Cancel Wait Status (UI-Panel) RAP................................................................
Time-out (UI-Panel) RAP ................................................................................
Queue Overflow (UI-Panel) RAP ....................................................................
Context Failure (UI-Panel) RAP .......................................................................
Object Failure (UI-Panel) RAP ........................................................................
No Object (UI-Panel) RAP ...............................................................................
Invalid ID (UI-Panel) RAP ...............................................................................
Parameter Failure (UI-Panel) RAP..................................................................
Reserve Attribute (UI-Panel) RAP...................................................................
Reserve Function Code (UI-Panel) RAP..........................................................
Unsupported Function (UI-Panel) RAP ...........................................................
Short of UI Memory (UI-Panel) RAP ...............................................................
Invalid Interface Value (UI-Panel) RAP...........................................................
Interface Length Failure (UI-Panel) RAP ........................................................
Interface Parameter Failure (UI-Panel) RAP....................................................
Interface Sequence Failure (UI-Panel) RAP ...................................................
Channel Failure (UI-Panel) RAP .....................................................................
Invalid User Job ID (UI-Panel) RAP ................................................................
Internal Resource Failure (UI-Panel) RAP ......................................................
Internal Memory Failure (UI-Panel) RAP ........................................................
UI Timer Failure (UI-Panel) RAP.....................................................................
Interface Format Failure (UI-Panel) RAP ........................................................
Dispatch Failure (UI-Panel) RAP .....................................................................
Copy Interface Failure (UI-Panel) RAP ...........................................................
Fax Interface Failure (UI-Panel) RAP .............................................................
Scanner Interface Failure (UI-Panel) RAP .......................................................
Report Interface Failure (UI-Panel) RAP.........................................................
Server Access Failure (UI-Panel) RAP ...........................................................
Service Object Overflow (UI-Panel) RAP........................................................
Invalid Service Object (UI-Panel) RAP............................................................
Invalid Service Object Attribute (UI-Panel) RAP .............................................
Attribute Failure (UI-Panel) RAP .....................................................................
Argument Failure (UI-Panel) RAP...................................................................
Job Parameter Failure (UI-Panel) RAP...........................................................
Job Actual Parameter Failure (UI-Panel) RAP................................................
Auditron Failure (UI-Panel) RAP ......................................................................
EP Failure (UI-Panel) RAP...............................................................................
File Access Failure (UI-Panel) RAP .................................................................
NVM Failure (UI-Panel) RAP ...........................................................................
FF Failure (UI-Panel) RAP ..............................................................................
MGR Failure (UI-Panel) RAP ...........................................................................
Delay Release Queue Full (UI-Panel) RAP ....................................................
1st Version
2-496
2-496
2-497
2-497
2-498
2-498
2-499
2-499
2-500
2-500
2-501
2-501
2-502
2-502
2-503
2-503
2-504
2-504
2-505
2-505
2-506
2-506
2-507
2-507
2-508
2-508
2-509
2-509
2-510
2-510
2-511
2-511
2-512
2-512
2-513
2-513
2-514
2-514
2-515
2-515
2-516
2-516
2-517
2-517
2-518
2-518
2-519
2-519
2-520
2-520
2-521
2-521
123-399 Internal Failure (UI-Panel) RAP ......................................................................

123-400 JRM I/F Internal Failure (UI-Panel) RAP.........................................................
2-522
2-522
124-xxx ROM/RAM
124-210 All IOT Speed Mismatch RAP ..........................................................................
124-312 DC132 12 RAP.................................................................................................
124-313 DC132 10 RAP.................................................................................................
124-314 DC132 01 RAP.................................................................................................
124-315 DC132 02 RAP.................................................................................................
124-316 DC132 03 RAP.................................................................................................
124-317 DC132 04 RAP.................................................................................................
124-318 DC132 07 RAP.................................................................................................
124-319 DC132 08 RAP.................................................................................................
124-320 SEEPROM Failure RAP..................................................................................
124-321 Backup SRAM Failure RAP .............................................................................
124-322 DC132 05 RAP.................................................................................................
124-323 DC132 06 RAP.................................................................................................
124-325 Billing Restoration Failure RAP........................................................................
124-331 ESS ROM DIMM #1 Not Found RAP..............................................................
124-333 ASIC Failure (Panther) RAP ............................................................................
124-334 Standard Font ROM Error RAP.......................................................................
124-335 Font ROM Not Found RAP ..............................................................................
124-337 ESS Standard RAM Error RAP .......................................................................
124-338 Same Font ROMs Found RAP........................................................................
124-339 ROM DIMM of Another Product Found RAP...................................................
124-340 CRUM Market Failure ALL RAP.......................................................................
124-341 CRUM Market Failure MCU RAP.....................................................................
124-342 CRUM Market Failure SYS 1 RAP...................................................................
124-343 CRUM Market Failure SYS 2 RAP...................................................................
124-350 CRUM OEM Failure ALL RAP .........................................................................
124-351 CRUM OEM Failure MCU RAP........................................................................
124-352 CRUM OEM Failure SYS 1 RAP......................................................................
124-353 CRUM OEM Failure SYS 2 RAP......................................................................
124-360 CRUM validation Failure ALL RAP ..................................................................
124-361 CRUM validation Failure MCU RAP.................................................................
124-362 CRUM validation Failure SYS 1 RAP...............................................................
124-363 CRUM validation Failure SYS 2 RAP...............................................................
124-372 IOT Controller Software Error RAP ..................................................................
124-373 IOT Manager Software Failure RAP ................................................................
124-374 IOT IM Device Driver Software Failure RAP ....................................................
124-380 CRUM Market fail ALL(2) ..................................................................................
124-381 CRUM Market fail MCU(2) ................................................................................
124-382 CRUM Market fail SYS1(2) ...............................................................................
124-383 CRUM Market fail SYS2(2) ...............................................................................
124-390 OEM Market fail ALL(2)....................................................................................
124-391 CRU OEM fail MCU(2) ......................................................................................
124-392 CRU OEM fail SYS1(2) ....................................................................................
124-393 CRU OEM fail SYS2(2) .....................................................................................
124-701 Side Tray to Center Tray RAP .........................................................................
2-523
2-523
2-524
2-524
2-525
2-525
2-526
2-526
2-527
2-527
2-528
2-528
2-529
2-529
2-530
2-530
2-531
2-531
2-532
2-532
2-533
2-533
2-534
2-534
2-535
2-535
2-536
2-536
2-537
2-537
2-538
2-538
2-539
2-539
2-540
2-540
2-541
2-541
2-542
2-542
2-543
2-543
2-544
2-544
2-545
127-xxx Software Other

127-310 ESR Task Fatal Error RAP...............................................................................
September 2005
2-9
2-547
127-337
127-342
127-353
127-396
127-398
127-399
Job Template HDD Write Error RAP................................................................

Job Template Monitor Failure RAP..................................................................
LPD Soft Fatal Error RAP ..............................................................................
Mail I/O Soft Fatal Error RAP..........................................................................
IPP Soft Fatal Error RAP ................................................................................
JME Soft Fatal Error RAP ...............................................................................
2-547
2-548
2-548
2-549
2-549
2-550
133-xxx Fax Control

133-210
133-211
133-212
133-213
133-214
133-215
133-216
133-217
133-218
133-219
133-220
133-221
133-222
133-223
133-224
133-225
133-280
133-281
133-282
Fax Parameter incorrect RAP .........................................................................

Fax Parameter Value Invalid RAP ..................................................................
Fax Read Error- No Data RAP........................................................................
Fax Read Error- Invalid Data RAP..................................................................
Fax USB Open Failure in Initializing RAP.......................................................
Fax USB Device Fatal Error RAP ...................................................................
Fax USB Host Fatal Error RAP.......................................................................
Fax Manager Short of Memory RAP................................................................
Fax Card Message Library Short of Memory RAP..........................................
Fax Short of Work Memory RAP.....................................................................
Fax Control task detects Error RAP................................................................
Fax Card not respond when system is Booting RAP .......................................
Fax Card does not respond intervalley RAP...................................................
Fax Card Reset RAP .......................................................................................
Controller ROM Fax Card ROM mismatch RAP ............................................
Fax address book illegal setting RAP ..............................................................
Fax Option Slot1 Board Failure RAP ...............................................................
Received unknown message RAP...................................................................
Fax Card download Failure RAP ....................................................................
2-551
2-551
2-552
2-552
2-553
2-553
2-554
2-554
2-555
2-555
2-556
2-556
2-557
2-557
2-558
2-558
2-559
2-559
2-560
134-xxx Fax Card

134-210 Fax Controller Parameter Invalid RAP.............................................................
134-211 Fax Card Main Board Failure RAP .................................................................
2-561
2-561
202-xxx Timer
202-399 Timer Internal Failure RAP .............................................................................
2-563
Other Faults
OF 1 Paper Size Mismatch In Width RAP......................................................................
OF 2 Size Switch Assy RAP ..........................................................................................
OF 3 Main Drive Assy RAP............................................................................................
2-565
2-565
2-567
September 2005
2-10
1st Version
002-770 Job Template Processing - HD Full RAP

The system aborted a job due to insufficient HDD capacity during Job Template processing.
Procedure
Ask customer to separate job into smaller parts. Helpful information may be found in User
Guide sections Overwrite Hard Disk or Mailbox.
1st Version
September 2005
2-11
002-770
002-770
September 2005
2-12
1st Version
003-318 IIT Soft Failure RAP
003-319 IIT Video Driver Detection Failure RAP
The IIT software is faulty.
The following errors have been detected from the driver:
Initial Actions
Compression Threshold overflow
Refer to BSD 16.1.

Power OFF/ON
DMA Transfer error

Other compression system errors
Procedure
Initial Actions
Reload Firmware (ADJ 9.3.1).

If the problem persists, replace the ESS PWB (PL 9.2).
Refer to BSD 16.1.

Power OFF/ON
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-13
003-318, 003-319
003-320 IISS-ESS Communication Failure 1 RAP
An abnormal parameter is set as the argument for the send function.
The ACK could not be received after 2 resend attempts. (The Sequencing No. of the sent Message Packet is incorrect.)
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Check the connection of the IIT/IPS PWB Connection Harness.
If the problem persists, replace the IIT/IPS PWB (PL 11.3).
003-320, 003-321
Procedure
September 2005
2-14
1st Version
The ACK could not be received after 2 resend attempts. (The Packet No. of the sent Message
Packet is incorrect.)
The ACK could not be received after 2 resend attempts. (The Message Length of the sent
Message Packet is incorrect.)
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure


1st Version
September 2005
2-15
003-322, 003-323
The ACK could not be received after 2 resend attempts. (The Message Length of the sent
Message Packet is incorrect.)
The ACK could not be received after 2 resend attempts. (A parity error was detected by hardware in the IIT/IPS PWB.)
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure


003-324, 003-325
September 2005
2-16
1st Version
The ACK could not be received after 2 resend attempts. (Framing error was detected by hardware in the IIT/IPS PWB.)
The ACK could not be received after 2 resend attempts. (An overrun error was detected by
hardware in the IIT/IPS PWB.)
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure


1st Version
September 2005
2-17
003-326, 003-327
The ACK could not be received after 2 resend attempts. (After header recognition, receive
interruption was detected by the IIT/IPS PWB.)
The NAK that notifies of the occurrence of a transmission failure is received. (The Sequencing
No. of the received Message Packet is incorrect.)
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure


003-328, 003-329
September 2005
2-18
1st Version
The NAK that notifies of the occurrence of a transmission failure is received. (The Packet No.
of the received Message Packet is incorrect.)
The NAK that notifies of the occurrence of a transmission failure is received. (The Message
Length of the received Message Packet is incorrect.)
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure


1st Version
September 2005
2-19
003-330, 003-331
The NAK that notifies of the occurrence of a transmission failure is received. (The Check Code
of the received Message Packet is incorrect.)
The NAK that notifies of the occurrence of a transmission failure is received. (A parity error was
detected by hardware of the UART.)
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure


003-332, 003-333
September 2005
2-20
1st Version
The NAK that notifies of the occurrence of a transmission failure is received. (A framing error
was detected by hardware of the UART.)
The NAK that notifies of the occurrence of a transmission failure is received. (An overrun error
was detected by hardware of the UART.)
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure


1st Version
September 2005
2-21
003-334, 003-335
The NAK that notifies of the occurrence of a transmission failure is received. (After the header
was recognized, it was detected that receiving was aborted.)
After restoring from Power Saver mode, there was no response to the Power On command
sent to the IIT/IPS PWB within the specified time.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure


003-336, 003-337
September 2005
2-22
1st Version
The driver detected an incorrect send parameter argument from the application.
The establishment of PAR transmission failed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure

Pull out and insert or replace the IIT Cable.

1st Version
September 2005
2-23
003-338, 003-339
A PAR synchronization error during sending occurred.
A PAR transmission error during sending occurred.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure


003-340, 003-341
September 2005
2-24
1st Version
The driver detected an incorrect receive parameter argument from the application.
A PAR synchronization error during receiving occurred.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure


1st Version
September 2005
2-25
003-342, 003-343
003-345 X PIO Unlatched Failure 1 RAP
003-346 X PIO Unlatched Failure 2 RAP
When X Job Fail was received from the IIT/IPS PWB, a X Hot Line error was detected.
When IIT Image Delivered was received from the IIT/IPS PWB, a X Hot Line error was
detected.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Replace the ESS PWB (PL 9.2).
Replace the IIT/IPS PWB (PL 11.3).
003-345, 003-346
Procedure
September 2005
2-26
1st Version
003-750 Book Duplex-Insufficient Docs RAP
003-751 Under PANTHER Capacity (Scan) RAP
No sheets are stored in the setting conditions.
The processed data is too small (the specified range for the document is too small).
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Increase the specified area for the size of the document.
1st Version
September 2005
2-27
003-750, 003-751
003-753 Cannot scan over 300DPI RAP
003-760 Scan Settings Failure RAP
When scan settings were set to above 300dpi, a mixed size or 2 Sided original was scanned.
The job properties are incorrect.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Change the setting to below 200dpi and repeat the operation.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
003-753, 003-760
September 2005
2-28
1st Version
003-761 Incorrect Paper Tray Size RAP
003-763 Adjustment Chart Not Found RAP
When the Cover Content Tray or Separator + N set Tray is selected in APS, the paper size is
different from that in the Cover Tray or the Transparency Tray.
When Automatic Gradation Correction was executed, the patch for position detection on the
document was not available.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
The paper size in the tray selected by auto tray switching differs from the paper
size in the tray selected at the tray selection. Either change the paper size for
the tray, or change the paper type priority setting.
Place the Automatic Gradation Correction Chart correctly.
1st Version
September 2005
2-29
003-761, 003-763
003-780 Scan Image Compression Error RAP
003-795 AMS Limit Error RAP
The compressed data size is larger than 8 times the size of the uncompressed data.
After auto document detection in Auto Reduce/Enlarge, the Reduce/Enlarge ratio did not fall
within the specified range (25%~400%).
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Initial Actions
Enter the ratio or change the paper size.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Replace the FCB PWB (PL 9.3).
003-780, 003-795
September 2005
2-30
1st Version
003-942 Document size Auto Detect Failure RAP
003-944 Image repeat count Failure RAP
The document size cannot be automatically detected.
No complete images are output using Automatic Size.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Manually set the document size.
Change the parameter and then repeat the operation.
1st Version
September 2005
2-31
003-942, 003-944
003-945 Magnification incongruent RAP
003-946 Every direction difference (Copy APS) RAP
Regardless of whether there is rotation, the input image size does not fit into any of the available sizes.
Paper size that does not support rotation was selected even though part of the image will be cut
off if it is not rotated.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Select a tray with paper that supports rotation and repeat the operation.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Change the parameter and then repeat the operation.
003-945, 003-946
September 2005
2-32
1st Version
003-947 Return Documents counts error RAP
003-948 Return Documents mismatch RAP
The no. of documents returned by the user was less than the no. of specified documents.
A document that is different (document size/orientation and Color mode in ACS) from the
document before document return was loaded.
Initial Actions
Check the no. of documents and repeat the operation.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Initial Actions
Check the document and repeat the operation.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-33
003-947 , 003-948
003-949 Document insufficient (image overlay) RAP
003-950 Mix documents size error RAP
During Image Overlay, only 1 page was stored (single sheet document).
When Mixed Size Originals was selected in DADF mode, various document size errors occurred.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Check the document.
Check the document size setting and repeat the operation.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Replace the IIT/IPS PWB (PL 11.3). If the problem persists, replace the ESS PWB (PL 9.2).
Replace the DADF PWB (PL 15.3). If the problem persists, replace the IIT/IPS PWB (PL 11.3).
003-949, 003-950
September 2005
2-34
1st Version
003-955 Documents size exchange error RAP
003-956 Documents size unknown error RAP
When loading a document with Mixed Size Originals prohibited, a document of different size/
orientation from the initial document was detected.
With Platen selected, the document size could not be identified. (APS only)
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Enter the document size or select a tray with the same paper size as the document.
Check the document size/orientation and repeat the operation.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-35
003-955, 003-956
003-957 Platen Documents size error RAP
003-963 No APS object Tray RAP
With Platen selected, the document size could not be identified. (Other than APS)
There was no APS compatible tray that could supply paper for printing without omitting part of
the image.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Enter the document size or select a tray with the same paper size as the document.
Select a tray that supplies such paper and repeat the operation.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
003-957, 003-963
September 2005
2-36
1st Version
003-965 ATS/APS No Paper (IIT Detect) RAP
003-966 ATS/APS No Destination (IIT) RAP
There was no paper in the tray for APS.
There was no tray for APS.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Add paper in the tray and repeat the operation.
Change the parameter setting and repeat the operation.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-37
003-965, 003-966
003-970 FAX Line Memory Overflow RAP
003-972 Maximum Stored Page Over Flow RAP
The no. of lines in the Slow Scan Direction exceeds the upper limit during processes such as
Fax parallel synthesis or enlargement of long documents.
The no. of pages stored exceeded the maximum no. set in the system data.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.

Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Check the installation of the Page Memory.
003-970, 003-972
Procedure
Set the no. of pages of the document to be within the maximum no. of pages that can be
stored.
September 2005
2-38
1st Version
003-973 Every direction difference RAP
003-974 Next Original Specification RAP
Rotation is not available even though the orientation of the document and the image are different and part of the image will be omitted if it is not rotated.
Scanning has been completed for all loaded documents.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.

Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Decide whether there is another document.
Execute the operation as it is or cancel the operation.
1st Version
September 2005
2-39
003-973, 003-974
003-976 FAX Line Memory Overflow (N up) RAP
003-977 Document Mismatch (Multiple Scan) RAP
The no. of lines in the Slow Scan Direction exceeds the upper limit (65535) during processes
such as Fax parallel synthesis or enlargement of long-sized documents.
Document exchange was detected during Bound Originals/Booklet Creation/Poster scanning.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.

Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Reload the document.
Check the installation of the Page Memory.

003-976, 003-977
September 2005
2-40
1st Version
003-980 Staple position error RAP
003-981 Staple size error RAP
Stapling could not be done at the specified position.
Stapling could not be done for the selected paper size.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Change the parameter setting and repeat the operation.
Clear the Staple function.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Replace the Finisher PWB (PL 16.12). If the problem persists, replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1).
1st Version
September 2005
2-41
003-980 , 003-981
003-980 , 003-981
September 2005
2-42
1st Version
005-121 CVT Feed Sensor On JAM RAP
After the first-out feed operation started (Feed Motor On (CW)) in Duplex mode, the DADF
Feed Out Sensor did not turn On within the specified time.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 5.4/5.5.
Power OFF/ON
N
Replace the DADF PWB (PL 15.3).
Replace the DADF Feed Motor (PL 15.9). If the problem persists, replace the DADF
PWB (PL 15.3).
Procedure
Execute Component Control[005-205]. Actuate the DADF Feed Out Sensor (PL 15.9) with
paper. The display changes.
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J769 and P/J758. P/J769 and P/J758 are connected correctly.
Y
N
Connect P/J769 and P/J758.
Check the wire between J769 and J758 for an open circuit or a short circuit (BSD 5.4 Flag
13/Flag 14). The wire between J769 and J758 is conducting without an open circuit
or a short circuit.
Y
N
Repair the open circuit or short circuit.
Measure the voltage between the DADF PWB P758-3 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 5.4 Flag
14). The voltage is approx. +5VDC.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the DADF PWB P758-2 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 5.4 Flag 13).
Actuate the DADF Feed Out Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the DADF Feed Out Sensor (PL 15.9).
Execute Component Control[005-001]. The DADF Feed Motor (PL 15.9) starts up.
Y
N
Y
N
1). The wire between J764 and J754 is conducting without an open circuit or a short
circuit.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the DADF PWB (PL 15.3) P754-1 (+) and GND (-), and
between P754-7 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 5.5 Flag 1). The voltage is approx. +24VDC.
A
1st Version
September 2005
2-43
005-121
005-122 CVT Simplex/Side1 Pre-Registration On JAM RAP
After the Pre Feed operation started for the first sheet (DADF Feed Motor On (CW)) in
Duplex or Simplex mode, the Pre-Registration Sensor did not turn On within the specified
time.
After the Pre Feed operation started for the second sheet onwards (DADF Feed Motor On
(CW)) in Duplex mode, the Pre-Registration Sensor did not turn On within the specified
time.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
N
Y
N
PWB (PL 15.3).
Procedure
Execute Component Control[005-206]. Actuate the DADF Pre Registration Sensor (PL 15.7)
with paper. The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
3/Flag 4). The wire between J781 and J761 is conducting without an open circuit or
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Actuate the DADF Pre Registration Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the DADF Pre Registration Sensor (PL 15.7).
Y
N
Y
N
circuit.
A
005-122
September 2005
2-44
1st Version
005-123 CVT Simplex/Side1 Registration JAM RAP
After pre-registration started (DADF Feed Motor On (CCW)), the Registration Sensor did not
turn On within the specified time.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
N
PWB (PL 15.3).
Procedure
Execute Component Control[005-110]. Actuate the DADF Registration Sensor (PL 15.7) with
Y
N
Y
N
Check the wire between /J782 and J761 for an open circuit or a short circuit (BSD 5.5
Flag 1/Flag 2). The wire between /J782 and J761 is conducting without an open circuit or a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Actuate the DADF Registration Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the DADF Registration Sensor (PL 15.7).
Y
N
Y
N
circuit.
Y
N
A
1st Version
September 2005
2-45
005-123
005-125 CVT Registration Sensor Off JAM RAP
After the Pre Registration Sensor turned Off during the Read operation, the DADF Registration
Sensor did not turn Off within the specified time.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
N
PWB (PL 15.3).
Execute Component Control[005-026]. The DADF Registration Motor (PL 15.9) starts up.
Y
N
Y
N
circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Replace the DADF Registration Motor (PL 15.9). If the problem persists, replace the
DADF PWB (PL 15.3).
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
circuit.
Y
N
A
005-125
September 2005
2-46
1st Version
005-131 CVT Invert On JAM RAP
After the Registration Sensor turned On during Invert operation, the Invert Sensor did not turn
On within the specified time.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
N
DADF PWB (PL 15.3).
Procedure
Execute Component Control[005-211]. Actuate the DADF Invert Sensor (PL 15.7) with paper.
The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
The voltage is approx. +5VDC.
Y
N
Actuate the DADF Invert Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the DADF Invert Sensor (PL 15.7).
Y
N
Y
N
circuit.
Y
N
A
1st Version
September 2005
2-47
005-131
005-132 CVT Invert On JAM 2 RAP
After the Read Speed Control operation started (Registration Motor On (CCW)), the Invert
Sensor did not turn On within the specified time.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
N
DADF PWB (PL 15.3).
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
circuit.
Y
N
A
005-132
September 2005
2-48
1st Version
005-134 CVT Invert Sensor Off JAM(Inverter) RAP
After the Registration Sensor turned Off on inverting at Invert, the Invert Sensor did not turn Off
within the specified time.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
N
DADF PWB (PL 15.3).
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
circuit.
Y
N
A
1st Version
September 2005
2-49
005-134
005-135 CVT Side2 Pre-Registration On JAM RAP
After the Invert operation started (Registration Motor On (CW)) at Invert, the DADF Pre Registration Sensor did not turn On within the specified time.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Check the installation and operation of the Invert Gate. The Invert Gate is installed and it
works.
Y
N
Install the Invert Gate correctly.
Y
N
Y
N
Check the wire between J781 andJ761 for an open circuit or a short circuit (BSD 5.4 Flag
a short circuit.
Y
N
N
Y
N
DADF PWB (PL 15.3).
Execute Component Control[005-072]. The Exit Nip Release Solenoid (PL 15.7) can be
heard.
Y
N
Y
N
Check the wire between P756 and J766 for an open circuit or a short circuit (BSD 5.6 Flag
2). The wire between P756 and J766 is conducting without an open circuit or a
short circuit.
Y
N
Replace the Exit Nip Release Solenoid (PL 15.7). If the problem persists, replace the
DADF PWB (PL 15.3).
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
circuit.
A
005-135
September 2005
2-50
1st Version
005-136 CVT Side2 Registration On JAM RAP
After the DADF Pre Registration Sensor turned On at Invert, the DADF Registration Sensor did
not turn On within the specified time.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 5.5.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J782 and P/J761 P/J782 and P/J761 are connected correctly.
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
N
PWB (PL 15.3).
heard.
Y
N
Y
N
short circuit.
Y
N
DADF PWB (PL 15.3).
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Check the wire between J765 andJ754 for an open circuit or a short circuit (BSD 5.5 Flag
circuit.
Y
N
A
1st Version
September 2005
2-51
005-136
005-139 CVT Invert Sensor Off JAM RAP
After the Registration Sensor turned Off during the Read operation, the Invert Sensor did not
turn Off within the specified time.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
works.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
N
Y
N
DADF PWB (PL 15.3).
heard.
Y
N
Y
N
short circuit.
Y
N
DADF PWB (PL 15.3).
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J765 and P/J755. P/J765 and P/J755 are connected correctly. YN
circuit.
A
005-139
September 2005
2-52
1st Version
005-145 CVT Registration Sensor Off JAM (Invert) RAP

After the DADF Pre Registration Sensor turned Off at Invert, the Registration Sensor did not
Initial Actions
B
Y
N
PWB (PL 15.3).

Open the DADF Top Cover and remove the paper.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
DADF PWB (PL 15.3).
1). Actuate the DADF Registration Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
circuit.
Y
N
A
B
1st Version
September 2005
2-53
005-145
005-146 CVT Pre Registration Sensor Off JAM RAP

1.
After the DADF Feed Out Sensor turned Off in 1 Sided mode, the DADF Pre Registration
2.
After the DADF Registration Motor turned On in 2 Sided mode, the DADF Pre Registration Sensor did not turn Off within the specified time.
Initial Actions
B
circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Refer to BSD 5.4/5.5/5.6.

Power OFF/ON
Procedure
works.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
DADF PWB (PL 15.3).
heard.
Y
N
Y
N
short circuit.
Y
N
DADF PWB (PL 15.3).
Y
N
3). Actuate the DADF Pre Registration Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
A
B
005-146
September 2005
2-54
1st Version
005-147 CVT Pre Registration Sensor Off JAM (Invert)

RAP
After the DADF Registration Motor turned On at Invert, the DADF Pre Registration Sensor did
not turn Off within the specified time.
Initial Actions
B
circuit.
Y
N
Y
N

Power OFF/ON
Procedure
works.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
DADF PWB (PL 15.3).
heard.
Y
N
Y
N
short circuit.
Y
N
DADF PWB (PL 15.3).
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
A
B
1st Version
September 2005
2-55
005-147
005-194 SS Size mismatch JAM on FF Mix-size RAP

In Mixed Size Originals, it was detected that the Fast Scan Direction size was different from the
width of the document guide.
Initial Actions
B
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Refer to BSD 5.1.

Check the document guide and repeat the operation.
Power OFF/ON
Check the operation of the Tray Side Guide (Rear).
Actuate the DADF Tray Size 2 Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the DADF Tray Size 2 Sensor (PL 15.10).
Procedure
Check the operation of the Tray Side Guide (Front).
Execute Component Control[005-221]. Actuate the DADF Tray Size 1 Sensor with paper. The
display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
Check the wire between J771 and J759 for an open circuit or a short circuit (BSD 5.1Flag
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
A
B
005-194
September 2005
2-56
1st Version
005-196 CVT Size Mismatch JAM (No Mix) RAP
The second and subsequent documents are different size to the first document.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 5.1.
Power OFF/ON
N
Y
N
Procedure
display changes.
Y
N
Y
N

a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
A
1st Version
September 2005
2-57
005-196
005-197 Prohibit Combine Size JAM RAP
A prohibited size combination was detected.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 5.1.
Power OFF/ON
N
Y
N
Procedure
display changes.
Y
N
Y
N

a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
A
005-197
September 2005
2-58
1st Version
005-198 Too Short Size JAM RAP
The system detected a document with a length shorter than 115mm in the Slow Scan Direction.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 5.4.
Power OFF/ON
N
Y
N
Procedure
Check the document size. The size of the document is within the specification.
Y
N
Use a paper size within the specification.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N

or a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
A
1st Version
September 2005
2-59
005-198
A
Y
N
Y
N
005-199 Too Long Size JAM RAP

The system detected a document with the following length in the Slow Scan Direction:
Simplex mode: 672.4mm or longer
Duplex mode: 480.1mm or longer
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 5.4.
Power OFF/ON
a short circuit.
Y
N
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Check the Transport Roll for wear and paper powder. The Transport Roll is ok.
Y
N
Replace the Transport Roll.
Check for foreign substances, distortion and paper powder in the paper transport path. No
distortion, foreign substances, or paper powder are found in the paper transport path.
Y
N
Clear away the foreign substances and paper powder. Correct the distortion.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
or a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
A
005-199
September 2005
2-60
1st Version
005-280 DADF EEPROM Failure RAP
005-283 DADF Level Sensor Logic Fail RAP
The DADF-EEPROM failed during the Read/Write operation.
After the DADF Nudger Motor turns On, the DADF Nudger Sensor does not turn On.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.5.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Check the connection of each DADF PWB connector. The connectors are connected correctly.
Y
N
Connect the connectors.
Turn on the power again. [005-280] reoccurs.
Y
N
End
Refer to BSD 5.2.

Power OFF/ON
Manually operate the Feed Head mechanism. The Feed Head mechanism moves smoothly.
Y
N
Replace the parts that are interfering with operation.
Execute Component Control[005-225]. Cover the DADF Nudger Sensor receiver with paper.
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Cover the DADF Nudger Sensor receiver with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the DADF Nudger Sensor (PL 15.5).
Execute Component Control[005-090]. The DADF Nudger Motor (PL 15.6) can be heard.
Y
N
Y
N
circuit.
Y
N
A
1st Version
September 2005
2-61
005-280, 005-283
B
Measure the voltage between the DADF PWB (PL 15.3) P786-1 (+) and GND (-) (BSD
5.2 Flag 5). The voltage is approx. +24VDC.
Y
N
Replace the DADF Nudger Motor (PL 15.6). If the problem persists, replace the DADF
PWB (PL 15.3).
005-284 DADF APS Sensor Logic Failure RAP

The combinations of outputs from the DADF APS 1 Sensor, DADF APS 2 Sensor and DADF
APS 3 Sensor are abnormal.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 5.4.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Execute Component Control[005-218]. Actuate the DADF APS 1 Sensor with paper. The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Actuate the DADF APS 1 Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the DADF APS 1 Sensor (PL 15.7).
Y
N
Y
N
or a short circuit.
Y
N
A
005-283, 005-284
September 2005
2-62
1st Version
B
Y
N
Y
N
005-285 DADF Nudger Lift Up Failure RAP

After the DADF Nudger Motor started reverse rotation, the DADF Nudger Sensor did not turn
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 5.2.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N

Y
N
Y
N
Execute Component Control[005-225]. Actuate the DADF Nudger Sensor with paper. The
display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
or a short circuit.
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Actuate the DADF Nudger Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N

Y
N
Y
N
circuit.
A
1st Version
September 2005
2-63
005-284, 005-285
A
Y
005-286 DADF Feed Out Sensor Failure RAP
N
Y
N
PWB (PL 15.3).
During document transport, before the DADF Feed Out Sensor turned Off, the DADF Pre Registration Sensor turned Off.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 5.4.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
or a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
13). Actuate the DADF Feed Out Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
A
005-285, 005-286
September 2005
2-64
1st Version
B
Y
N
Y
N
005-302 CVT Feeder Cover Interlock Open RAP

The DADF Interlock is open.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 1.3.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Check opening/closing of the Feeder Cover. The Feeder Cover can be opened/closed.
Y
N
Reinstall the Feeder Cover correctly.
Check installation of the DADF Interlock Switch. The DADF Interlock Switch is installed
correctly.
Y
N
Install the DADF Interlock Switch correctly.
Execute Component Control[005-212 DADF Interlock Switch]. Open and close the Feeder
Cover. The display changes.
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J753, F1 and F2. P/J753, F1 and F2 are connected correctly.
Y
N
Connect P/J753, F1 and F2.
Check the wire between J753 and F1 , and between J753 and F2 for an open circuit or a
short circuit (BSD 1.3 Flag 7/Flag 8). The wires between J753 and F1, and between
J753 and F2 are conducting without an open circuit or a short circuit.
Y
N
Check the conductivity of the DADF Interlock Switch (PL 15.7) between J753-2 and J7531 (BSD 1.3 Flag 7/Flag 8). The wire between J753-2 and J753-1 is connecting successfully when the DADF Interlock Switch contact is closed, and is insulated when
the contact is opened.
Y
N
Replace the DADF Interlock Switch (PL 15.7).
1st Version
September 2005
2-65
005-286, 005-302
005-304 CVT Platen Interlock Open RAP
005-305 CVT Feeder Cover Interlock Open (running) RAP
The Platen Interlock is open.
The system detected that the DADF Interlock was opened while the DADF was running (RUN/
SUSPEND).
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 6.1.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Refer to BSD 1.3.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Check opening/closing of the Platen Cover. The Platen Cover can be opened/closed.
Y
N
Reinstall the Platen Cover correctly.
Check opening/closing of the Feeder Cover. The Feeder Cover can be opened/closed.
Y
N
Reinstall the Feeder Cover correctly.
Check the installation of the Platen Open Switch. The Platen Open Switch is installed correctly.
Y
N
Install the Platen Open Switch correctly.
Execute Component Control[062-300 Platen Open Switch]. Open and close the Platen
Y
N
Y
N
Check the wire between J727 and J722 for an open circuit or a short circuit (BSD 6.1
Flag 3/Flag 4). The wire between J727 and J722 is conducting without an open circuit or a short circuit.
Check installation of the DADF Interlock Switch. The DADF Interlock Switch is installed
correctly.
Y
N
Install the DADF Interlock Switch correctly.
Execute Component Control[005-212 DADF Interlock Switch]. Open and close the Feeder
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J753, F1 and F2. P/J753, F1 and F2 are connected correctly.
Y
N
Connect P/J753, F1 and F2.
Check the wire between J753 and F1, and between J753 and F2 for an open circuit or a
short circuit (BSD 1.3 Flag 7/Flag 8). The wires between J753 and F1, and between
J753 and F2 are conducting without an open circuit or a short circuit.
Y
N

Y
N
Check the conductivity of the Platen Open Switch (PL 11.4) between J722A-10 and
J722A-11 (BSD 6.1 Flag 3/Flag 4). The wire between J722A-10 and J722A-11 is connecting successfully when the Platen Open Switch contact is closed, and is insulated when the contact is opened.
Y
N
Replace the Platen Open Switch (PL 11.4).
Check the conductivity of the DADF Interlock Switch (PL 15.7) between J753-2 and J7531 (BSD 1.3 Flag 7/Flag 8). The wire between J753-2 and J753-1 is connecting successfully when the DADF Interlock Switch contact is closed, and is insulated when
Y
N
Replace the DADF Interlock Switch (PL 15.7).

005-304, 005-305
September 2005
2-66
1st Version
005-307 CVT Platen Interlock Open on Running RAP
005-906 CVT Feed Sensor Static JAM RAP
The Platen Interlock is open while the DADF is running (RUN/SUSPEND).
Paper remains on the DADF Feed Out Sensor.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 6.1.
Refer to BSD 5.4.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Remove the paper.
Y
N
Procedure
Check the installation of the Platen Open Switch. The Platen Open Switch is installed correctly.
Y
N
Install the Platen Open Switch correctly.
Execute Component Control[062-300 Platen Open Switch]. Open and close the Platen
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Check the conductivity of the Platen Open Switch (PL 11.4) between J722-A10 and J722A11 (BSD 6.1 Flag 3/Flag 4). The wire between J722-A10 and J722-A11 is connecting
successfully when the Platen Open Switch contact is closed, and is insulated when
Y
N
Replace the Platen Open Switch (PL 11.4).
Execute Component Control[005-205 DADF Feed Out Sensor]. Actuate the DADF Feed Out
Sensor (PL 15.9) with paper. The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
or a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N

1st Version
September 2005
2-67
005-307, 005-906
005-907 CVT Pre-Registration Sensor Static JAM RAP
005-908 CVT Registration Sensor Static JAM RAP
Paper remains on the DADF Pre Registration Sensor.
Paper remains on the DADF Registration Sensor.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 5.4.
Refer to BSD 5.4.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Remove the paper.
Remove the paper.
Procedure
Procedure
Execute Component Control[005-206 DADF Pre Registration Sensor]. Actuate the DADF Pre
Registration Sensor (PL 15.7) with paper. The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
Execute Component Control[005-110 DADF Registration Sensor]. Actuate the DADF Registration Sensor (PL 15.7) with paper. The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
005-907, 005-908
September 2005
2-68
1st Version
005-913 CVT Invert Sensor Static JAM RAP
005-915 CVT APS No1 Sensor Static JAM RAP
Paper remains on the DADF Invert Sensor.
Paper remains on the APS Sensor 1.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 5.4.
Refer to BSD 5.4.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Remove the paper.
Remove the paper.
Procedure
Procedure
Execute Component Control[005-211 DADF Invert Sensor]. Actuate the DADF Invert Sensor
(PL 15.7) with paper. The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
Execute Component Control[005-218 DADF APS 1 Sensor]. Actuate the DADF APS 1 Sensor
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
1st Version
September 2005
2-69
005-913, 005-915
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 5.4.
Refer to BSD 5.4.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Remove the paper.
Remove the paper.
Procedure
Procedure
Execute Component Control[005-219 DADF APS 2 Sensor]]. Actuate the DADF APS 2 Sensor
Y
N
Y
N
Execute Component Control[005-220 DADF APS 3 Sensor]]. Actuate the DADF APS 3 Sensor
Y
N
Y
N
or a short circuit.
Y
N
or a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
005-916, 005-917
September 2005
2-70
1st Version
005-942 Doc fault loading on DADF RAP

Due to too many document sheets, no documents could not be fed.
Initial Actions
B
circuit.
Y
N
Reduce the no. of sheets and repeat the operation.

Y
N
Power OFF/ON
Refer to BSD 5.2.
Procedure
Y
N
PWB (PL 15.3).
Execute Component Control[005-225 DADF Nudger Sensor]. Actuate the DADF Nudger Sensor with paper. The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
A
B
1st Version
September 2005
2-71
005-942
005-943 DADF Tray Lift Up Failure RAP
circuit.
Y
N
During document feed, the DADF Nudger Solenoid did not turn On.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Y
N
Reduce the no. of sheets and repeat the operation.

Power OFF/ON
PWB (PL 15.3).
Refer to BSD 5.2.
Procedure
Y
N
Execute Component Control[005-225 DADF Nudger Sensor]. Actuate the DADF Nudger Sensor with paper. The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Execute Component Control[005-090 DADF Nudger Motor]. The DADF Nudger Motor (PL
15.6) can be heard.
Y
N
Y
N
A
005-943
September 2005
2-72
1st Version
010-313 Control (Center) Thermistor Failure RAP

The Control (Center) Thermistor has an open circuit.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 10.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Check the installation of the Fuser Unit. The Fuser Unit is securely installed.
Y
N
Install the Fuser Unit securely.
Check the resistance of the Center Thermistor between P600-5 and P600-6 (BSD 10.1 Flag
2/Flag 3). The resistance is 3k ohms or higher.
Y
N
Replace the Fuser Unit (PL 5.1).
Check the wire between J410 and J600 for an open circuit or a short circuit (BSD 10.1 Flag 2/
Flag 3). The wire between J410 and J600 conducts as expected.
Y
N
Replace the Fuser Unit (PL 5.1). If the problem persists, replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1).
1st Version
September 2005
2-73
010-313
010-314 Rear Thermistor Failure RAP

The Rear Thermistor has an open circuit.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 10.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Check the resistance of the Rear Thermistor between P600-2 and P600-4 (BSD 10.1 Flag 2/
Flag 3). The resistance is 3k ohms or higher.
Y
N
Flag 3). The wire between J410 and J600 conducts as expected.
Y
N
Replace the Fuser Unit (PL 5.1). If the problem persists, replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1).
010-314
September 2005
2-74
1st Version
010-318 Hot-Sagging =Recovery Failure RAP

The Rear Thermistor detected that the machine does not recover from Hot-Sagging in time.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Check for paper on the Fuser. The Fuser has no paper wrapped round it.
Y
N
Remove the paper.
Y
N
Close the LH Cover and the Front Cover.
Execute Component Control[071-036 Main Motor ON]. The Main Motor can be heard.
Y
N
Go to the OF 3 (MAIN DRIVE ASSY RAP).
Y
N
Flag 3). The wire between J410 and J600 conducts with less than a few ohms.
Y
N
Replace the Fuser Unit (PL 5.1). If the problem persists, replace the Power Unit (PL 9.1). If
the problem persists, replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1).
1st Version
September 2005
2-75
010-318
010-320 Heat Roll Over Temperature Failure RAP
The Control (Center) Thermistor detected a temperature higher than the specified value.
The Rear Thermistor detected a temperature higher than the specified value.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 10.1.
Procedure
NOTE: When [010-320] occurs, NVM[744-220 FuserOverTemp]=1. After repair, change it to
NVM[744-220 FuserOverTemp]=0.
Check the resistance of the Control (Center) Thermistor between P600-5 and P600-6 (BSD
10.1 Flag 2/Flag 3). The resistance is 3k Ohms or higher.
Y
N
Y
N
Check the wire between J410 and J600 for a short circuit (BSD 10.1 Flag 2/Flag 3). The wire
between J410 and J600 conducts with less than a few ohms.
Y
N
Check the wire between J401 and J523 for an open circuit or a short circuit (BSD 10.1 Flag 4).
The wire between J401 and J523 conducts with less than a few ohms.
Y
N
010-320
September 2005
2-76
1st Version
010-327 Fuser On Time Failure RAP
After the Main Lamp turned On during warm up, the Control Thermistor did not detect
READY temperature within the specified time.
After the Main Lamp turned On during standby, the Control Thermistor did not detect a
specific temperature within the specified time.
After the Sub Lamp turned On during standby, the Control Thermistor did not detect a
After the empty rotation started, the Control Thermistor did not detect the empty rotation
finishing temperature within the specified time.
After the Main Lamp turned On during printing, the Control Thermistor did not detect a
After the Sub Lamp turned On during printing, the Control Thermistor did not detect a specific temperature within the specified time.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 10.1.
Voltage Supply
Indoor Temperature
A
Y
N
Flag 3). The wire between J410 and J600 conducts with less than a few ohms.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Procedure
NOTE: When [010-327] occurs, NVM[744-220 FuserOverTemp]=1. After repair, change it to
NVM[744-220 FuserOverTemp]=0.
Check for paper on the Fuser. The Fuser has no paper wrapped round it.
Y
N
Remove the paper.
Y
N
Remove the Fuser Unit. Check the conductivity of the contact points of the Thermostat. The
contact points are connected.
Y
N
Check the resistance of the Main Lamp between P600-3 and P600-7 for an open circuit or a
short circuit (BSD 10.1 Flag 1). The resistance of the Main Lamp is 100 ohms or lower.
Y
N
Check the resistance of the Sub Lamp between P600-1 and P600-7 for an open circuit or a
short circuit (BSD 10.1 Flag 1). The resistance of the Sub Lamp is 100 ohms or lower.
Y
N
Check the resistance of the Control (Center) Thermistor between P600-5 and P600-6 (BSD
10.1 Flag 2/Flag 3). The resistance is 3k ohms or higher.
Y
N
A
1st Version
September 2005
2-77
010-327
010-398 Fuser Lock Failure RAP

The Fuser Fan failed.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 10.2.
Power OFF/ON
Clear away foreign substances and dust accumulated at the exhaust.
Procedure
Turn on the power.
Visually check the rotation of the Fuser Fan (PL 4.2). The Fuser Fan (PL 4.2) is rotating.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the MCU PWB J408-2 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 10.2 Flag 1).
Y
N
Replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1).
Check the wire between J214-13 and J408-2 for an open circuit or a short circuit (BSD
10.2 Flag 1). The wire between J214-13 and J408-2 conducts with less than a few
ohms.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the Main Drive Assembly CN102-3 (+) and CN102-2 (-)
(BSD 10.2 Flag 2). The voltage is +24VDC.
Y
N
Replace the Main Drive Assembly (PL 1.1).
Replace the Fuser Fan (PL 4.2).
Measure the voltage between the MCU PWB J408-1 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 10.2 Flag 4). The
voltage is approx. 0VDC.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the Main Drive Assembly CN102-1 (+) and GND (-) (BSD
10.2 Flag 4). The voltage is approx. 0VDC.
Y
N
Replace the Fuser Fan (PL 4.2).
Check the wire between J214-14 and J408-1 for an open circuit or a short circuit (BSD
10.2 Flag 4). The wire between J214-14 and J408-1 conducts with less than a few
ohms.
Y
N
010-398
September 2005
2-78
1st Version
012-111 Finisher H-Transport Entrance Sensor Off JAM

RAP
After the H-Transport Entrance Sensor turned On, the H-Transport Entrance Sensor did not
Power ON. The H-Transport Belt rotates.

Y
N
Check the connections of P/J8379 and P/J8390.
nected correctly.
Y
N
P/J8379 and
P/J8390 are con-
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 12.2.
Power OFF/ON
Flag 7). The wire between J8379 and J8390 is conducting without an open circuit or
a short circuit.
Y
N
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Execute Component Control[012-190 H-Transport Entrance Sensor]. Actuate the H-Transport
Entrance Sensor (PL 16.3) with paper. The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
Measure the resistance of the H-Transport Motor (PL 16.3) between J8379-2/5 (COM)
and each point of J8379-1/3/4/6 (BSD 12.2 Flag 7). The resistance is approx. 20Ohm.
Y
N
Replace the H-Transport Motor (PL 16.3).
Measure the voltage between the Finisher PWB (PL 16.12) P8390-9 (+) and GND (-), and
Y
N
Replace the Finisher PWB (PL 16.12).
Replace the H-Transport Motor (PL 16.3). If the problem persists, replace the Finisher
PWB (PL 16.12).
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the Finisher PWB P8390-12 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 12.2
Flag 6). The voltage is approx. +5VDC.
Y
N
Flag 5). Actuate the H-Transport Entrance Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the H-Transport Entrance Sensor (PL 16.3).
Power OFF.
Open the H-Transport Top Cover.
Cheat the H-Transport Interlock Sensor.
1st Version
September 2005
2-79
012-111
012-112 Finisher H-Transport Entrance Sensor On JAM

RAP
After the Engine Fuser Exit Sensor turned On, the H-Transport Entrance Sensor did not turn
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 12.2.
Power OFF/ON

Y
N
nected correctly.
Y
N
P/J8379 and
P/J8390 are con-
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N

Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Procedure
Y
N
PWB (PL 16.12).
Y
N
Flag 5).
Actuate the H-Transport Entrance Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Power OFF.
012-112
September 2005
2-80
1st Version
012-121 H-Transport Exit Sensor Off JAM RAP

After the H-Transport Exit Sensor turned On, the H-Transport Exit Sensor did not turn Off
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 12.2.
Power OFF/ON

Y
N
nected correctly.
Y
N
P/J8379 and
P/J8390 are con-
a short circuit.
Y
N
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Execute Component Control[012-191 H-Transport Exit Sensor]. Actuate the H-Transport Exit
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
PWB (PL 16.12).
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the Finisher PWB P8390-6 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 12.2 Flag
Y
N
Flag 3).
Actuate the H-Transport Exit Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the H-Transport Exit Sensor (PL 16.3).
Power OFF.
1st Version
September 2005
2-81
012-121
012-126 H-Transport Entrance. SNR OFF JAM B RAP

After the H-Transport Entrance Sensor turned On, the H-Transport Entrance Sensor did not
Initial Actions

Y
N
nected correctly.
Y
N
P/J8379 and
P/J8390 are con-
Refer to BSD 12.2.

a short circuit.
Y
N
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
foreign substances, distortion or paper powder are found in the paper transport path.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
PWB (PL 16.12).
Flag 5/Flag 6). The wire between J8380 and J8390 is conducting without an open
circuit or a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Power OFF.
012-126
September 2005
2-82
1st Version
012-151 Compile Entrance Sensor Off JAM RAP

After the Compile Entrance Sensor turned On, the Compile Entrance Sensor did not turn Off
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 12.3.
Power OFF/ON
B
a short circuit.
Y
N
Measure the resistance of the Finisher Drive Motor (PL 16.6) between J8800-1/6 (COM)
Y
N
Replace the Finisher Drive Motor (PL 16.6).
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Execute Component Control[012-150 Compile Entrance Sensor]. Actuate the Compile
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J8814, P/J8825 and P/J8850. P/J8814, P/J8825 and P/
J8850 are connected correctly.
Y
N
Connect P/J8814, P/J8825 and P/J8850.
Measure the voltage between each point of the Finisher PWB (PL 16.12) P8846-5/7/9/11
(+) and GND (-) (BSD 12.3 Flag 3). The voltage is approx. +24VDC.
Y
N
Replace the Finisher Drive Motor (PL 16.6). If the problem persists, replace the Finisher
PWB (PL 16.12).
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the Finisher PWB P8850-B9 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 12.3
Y
N
Flag 1). Actuate the Compile Entrance Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the Compile Entrance Sensor (PL 16.11).
Execute Component Control[012-080 Finisher Drive Motor ON]. The Finisher Drive Motor
(PL 16.6) can be heard.
Y
N
Y
N
A
B
1st Version
September 2005
2-83
012-151
012-152 Compile Entrance Sensor On JAM RAP
After the H-Transport Exit Sensor turned On, the Compile Entrance Sensor did not turn On
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 12.3.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Measure the resistance of the Finisher Drive Motor (PL 16.6) between J8800-1/6 (COM)
Y
N
Replace the Finisher Drive Motor (PL 16.6).
Y
N
Measure the voltage between each point of the Finisher PWB (PL 16.12) P8846-5/7/9/11
(+) and GND (-) (BSD 12.3 Flag 3). The voltage is approx. +24VDC.
Y
N
Execute Component Control[012-150 Compile Entrance Sensor]. Actuate the Compile

Y
N
Y
N
Replace the Finisher Drive Motor (PL 16.6). If the problem persists, replace the Finisher
PWB (PL 16.12).
Y
N
Y
N
Flag 1).
Actuate the Compile Entrance Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the Compile Entrance Sensor (PL 16.11).
Execute Component Control[012-080 Finisher Drive Motor ON]. The Finisher Drive Motor
Y
N
A
012-152
September 2005
2-84
1st Version
012-161 Finisher Set Eject JAM RAP
After the Eject Motor turned On, the Compile Paper Sensor (PL 16.9) did not turn Off within the
specified time.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
N
Replace the Eject Motor (PL 16.7).
Y
N
Replace the Eject Motor (PL 16.7). If the problem persists, replace the Finisher PWB (PL
16.12).
Procedure
Execute Component Control[012-151 Compile Paper Sensor]. Actuate the Compile Paper
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the Finisher PWB P8848-A6 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 12.4
Y
N
Flag 3). Actuate the Compile Paper Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the Compile Paper Sensor (PL 16.9).
Alternately execute Component Control[012-081 Eject Motor FORWARD ON] and Component
Control[012-082 Eject Motor REVERSE ON]. The Eject Motor (PL 16.7) starts up.
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Measure the resistance of the Eject Motor (PL 16.7) between J8801-2/5 (COM) and each
point of J8801-1/3/4/6 (BSD 12.7 Flag 5). The resistance is approx. 2Ohm.
A
1st Version
September 2005
2-85
012-161
012-162 H-Tra.EXIT. Sensor ON JAM RAP

After the H-Transport Entrance Sensor turned On, the H-Transport Exit Sensor did not turn On
Initial Actions

Y
N
nected correctly.
Y
N
P/J8379 and
P/J8390 are con-
Refer to BSD 12.2.

a short circuit.
Y
N
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
PWB (PL 16.12).
Y
N
Y
N
Flag 3). Actuate the H-Transport Exit Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Power OFF.
012-162
September 2005
2-86
1st Version
012-211 Stacker Tray Failure RAP
After Stacker Tray started descending, the Stack Height Sensor did not turn Off within the
specified time.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 12.8.
Power OFF/ON
Remove obstructions under the tray.
Check the operation of the Stack Height Sensor actuator.
N
Replace the Stacker Motor (PL 16.10). If the problem persists, replace the Finisher PWB
(PL 16.12).
Procedure
Execute Component Control[012-267 Stack Height Sensor]. Actuate Stack Height Sensor with
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Flag 1).
Actuate the Stack Height Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the Stack Height Sensor (PL 16.5).
Alternately execute Component Control[012-060 Stacker Motor up ON] and Component Control[012-061 Stacker Motor down ON]. The Stacker Motor (PL 16.10) starts up.
Y
N
Y
N
Check the wire between J8847 and P8827 for an open circuit or a short circuit (BSD 12.8
Flag 5). The wire between J8847 and P8827 is conducting without an open circuit or
a short circuit.
A
1st Version
September 2005
2-87
012-211
012-212 Stacker Tray Upper Limit Failure RAP

After the Stacker Tray started descending, the Stacker Upper Limit Sensor remained ON.
Initial Actions
B
(PL 16.12).
Power OFF/ON
Remove obstructions under the tray.
Procedure
Execute Component Control[012-260 Stacker Upper Limit Sensor]. Actuate the Stacker Upper
Limit Sensor with paper. The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Flag 2).
Actuate the Stacker Upper Limit Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the Stacker Upper Limit Sensor (PL 16.10).
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
A
B
012-212
September 2005
2-88
1st Version
012-221 Front Tamper Home Sensor On Failure RAP

After the Front Tamper started moving to the home position, the Front Tamper Home Sensor
did not turn On within 800ms.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 12.4.
Power OFF/ON
Remove foreign substances in the Compiler Tray.
B
a short circuit.
Y
N
Measure the resistance of the Front Tamper Motor (PL 16.9) between J8823-2/5 (COM)
and each point of J8823-1/3/4/6 (BSD 12.4 Flag 7). The
resistance
is
approx.
750Ohm.
Y
N
Replace the Front Tamper Motor (PL 16.9).
Procedure
Manually operate the Tamper mechanism. The Tamper mechanism moves smoothly.
Y
N
Execute Component Control[012-220 Front Tamper Home Sensor]. Actuate the Front Tamper
Home Sensor with paper. The display changes. The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the Finisher PWB (PL 16.12) P8848-B8 (+) and GND (-),
and between P8848-B11 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 12.4 Flag 7). The voltage is approx.
+24VDC.
Y
N
Replace the Front Tamper Motor (PL 16.9). If the problem persists, replace the Finisher
PWB (PL 16.12).
Y
N
Y
N
Flag 5).
Actuate the Front Tamper Home Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the Front Tamper Home Sensor (PL 16.9).
Alternately execute Component Control[012-020 Front Tamper Motor FRONT ON] and Component Control[012-023 Front Tamper Motor REAR ON]. The Front Tamper Motor (PL 16.9)
starts up.
Y
N
Y
N
A
B
1st Version
September 2005
2-89
012-221
012-223 Front Tamper Home Sensor Off Failure RAP

After the Front Tamper started moving away from the home position, the Front Tamper Home
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 12.4.
Power OFF/ON
B
a short circuit.
Y
N
Measure the resistance of the Front Tamper Motor (PL 16.9) between J8823-2/5 (COM)
and each point of J8823-1/3/4/6 (BSD 12.4 Flag 7).
The resistance is approx.
750Ohm.
Y
N
Replace the Front Tamper Motor (PL 16.9).
Procedure
Y
N
Execute Component Control[012-220 Front Tamper Home Sensor]. Actuate the Front Tamper
Home Sensor with paper. The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
+24VDC.
Y
N
Replace the Front Tamper Motor (PL 16.9). If the problem persists, replace the Finisher
PWB (PL 16.12).
Y
N
Y
N
Flag 5).
Actuate the Front Tamper Home Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the Front Tamper Home Sensor (PL 16.9).
Alternately execute Component Control[012-020 Front Tamper Motor FRONT ON] and Component Control[012-023 Front Tamper Motor REAR ON]. The Front Tamper Motor (PL 16.9)
starts up.
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J8823 and P/J8848. P/J8823 and P/J8848 are connected
correctly.
Y
N
A
B
012-223
September 2005
2-90
1st Version
012-224 Rear Tamper Home Sensor Off Failure RAP

After the Rear Tamper started moving away from the home position, the Rear Tamper Home
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 12.4.
Power OFF/ON
B
a short circuit.
Y
N
Measure the resistance of the Rear Tamper Motor (PL 16.9) between J8824-2/5 (COM)
resistance
is
approx.
750Ohm.
Y
N
Replace the Rear Tamper Motor (PL 16.9).
Procedure
Y
N
Execute Component Control[012-221 Rear Tamper Home Sensor]. Actuate the Rear Tamper
Y
N
Y
N
+24VDC.
Y
N
Replace the Rear Tamper Motor (PL 16.9). If the problem persists, replace the Finisher
PWB (PL 16.12).
Y
N
Y
N
Flag 1).
Actuate the Rear Tamper Home Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the Rear Tamper Home Sensor (PL 16.9).
Alternately execute Component Control[012-026 Rear Tamper Motor FRONT ON] and Component Control[012-029 Rear Tamper Motor REAR ON]. The Rear Tamper Motor (PL 16.9)
starts up.
Y
N
Y
N
A
B
1st Version
September 2005
2-91
012-224
012-260 Eject Clamp Home Sensor ON Failure RAP

After the Eject Clamp started ascending, the Eject Clamp Home Sensor did not turn On within
500ms.
Initial Actions
B
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Refer to BSD 12.7.

Power OFF/ON
Remove foreign substances in the Eject Clamp mechanism.
Procedure
Manually operate the Eject Clamp mechanism. The Eject
smoothly.
Y
N
Clamp
mechanism
moves
Y
N
16.12).
Execute Component Control[012-250 Eject Clamp Home Sensor]. Actuate the Eject Clamp
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
3). Actuate the Eject Clamp Home Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the Eject Clamp Home Sensor (PL 16.7).
Y
N
Y
N
A
B
012-260
September 2005
2-92
1st Version
012-263 Rear Tamper Failure RAP

After the Rear Tamper started moving to the home position, the Rear Tamper Home Sensor
did not turn On within 800ms.
Initial Actions
B
a short circuit.
Y
N
Measure the resistance of the Rear Tamper Motor (PL 16.9) between J8824-2/5 (COM)
resistance
is
approx.
750Ohm.
Y
N
Replace the Rear Tamper Motor (PL 16.9).
Refer to BSD 12.4.

Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Execute Component Control[012-221 Rear Tamper Home Sensor]. Actuate the Rear Tamper
Y
N
Y
N
Replace the Rear Tamper Motor (PL 16.9). If the problem persists, replace the Finisher
PWB (PL 16.12).
Y
N
Y
N
Flag 1). Actuate the Rear Tamper Home Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the Rear Tamper Home Sensor (PL 16.9).
Alternately execute Component Control[012-026 Rear Tamper Motor FRONT ON] and Component Control[012-029 Rear Tamper Motor REAR ON]. The Rear Tamper Motor (PL 16.9)
starts up.
Y
N
Y
N
A
B
1st Version
September 2005
2-93
012-263
012-282 Eject Clamp Home Sensor Off Failure RAP

After the Eject Clamp started descending, the Eject Clamp Home Sensor did not turn Off within
200ms.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 12.7.
Power OFF/ON
Y
N
Procedure
smoothly.
Y
N
Clamp
B
a short circuit.
Y
N
mechanism
moves
Y
N
Execute Component Control[012-250 Eject Clamp Home Sensor]. Actuate the Eject Clamp
Y
N
Y
N
16.12).
Y
N
Y
N
3).
Actuate the Eject Clamp Home Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the Eject Clamp Home Sensor (PL 16.7).
Y
N
Y
N
A
B
012-282
September 2005
2-94
1st Version
012-283 Set Clamp Home Sensor On Failure RAP

After the Set Clamp started operation, the Set Clamp Home Sensor did not turn On within
200ms.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 12.7.
Power OFF/ON
Y
N
Procedure
smoothly.
Y
N
Clamp
B
a short circuit.
Y
N
mechanism
moves
Y
N
Execute Component Control[012-251 Set Clamp Home Sensor]. Actuate the Set Clamp
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J8802 and P/J8849. P/J8802 and P/J8849 are connected
correctly.
Y
N
16.12).
Y
N
Y
N
1).
Actuate the Set Clamp Home Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the Set Clamp Home Sensor (PL 16.7).
Execute Component Control[012-086 Set Clamp Clutch ON]. The Set Clamp Clutch (PL
16.5) starts operating.
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the Finisher PWB (PL 16.12) P8848-A10 (+) and GND (-).
Y
N
Replace the Set Clamp Clutch (PL 16.5). If the problem persists, replace the Finisher PWB (PL 16.12).
16.12).

Y
N
Y
N
A
B
1st Version
September 2005
2-95
012-283
012-284 Set Clamp Home Sensor Off Failure RAP

After the Set Clamp completed operation, the Set Clamp Home Sensor did not turn Off within
the specified time.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 12.7.
Power OFF/ON
Y
N
Procedure
smoothly.
Y
N
Clamp
B
a short circuit.
Y
N
mechanism
moves
Y
N
Execute Component Control[012-251 Set Clamp Home Sensor]. Actuate the Set Clamp
Y
N
Y
N
16.12).
Y
N
Y
N
1).
Actuate the Set Clamp Home Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the Set Clamp Home Sensor (PL 16.7).
Execute Component Control[012-086 Set Clamp Clutch ON]. The Set Clamp Clutch (PL
16.5) starts operating.
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the Finisher PWB (PL 16.12) P8848-A10 (+) and GND (-).
Y
N
Replace the Set Clamp Clutch (PL 16.5). If the problem persists, replace the Finisher PWB (PL 16.12).
16.12).

Y
N
Y
N
A
B
012-284
September 2005
2-96
1st Version
012-285 Finisher Error
012-291 Stapler Failure RAP
There is a processing error in the Finisher PWB.
After the Stapler Motor turned On (Forward rotation), the system did not detect that the
Staple Head Home Sensor switched from Off to On within the specified time.
Procedure
Switch off the power. Disconnect and reconnect the P/Js on the Finisher PWB. Switch on the
power.
After the Stapler Motor turned On (Reverse rotation), the Staple Head Home Sensor did
Initial Actions
If the problem persists, replace the Finisher PWB (PL 16.12).
Refer to BSD 12.6.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Alternately execute Component Control[012-046 Staple Motor FORWARD ON] and Component Control[012-047 Staple Motor REVERSE ON]. The Stapler Motor can be heard.
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Replace the Staple Assembly (PL 16.8). If the problem persists, replace the Finisher
PWB (PL 16.12).
Execute Component Control[012-244 Staple Head Home Sensor].
Alternately execute Component Control[012-046 Staple Motor FORWARD ON] and Component Control[012-047 Staple Motor REVERSE ON]. The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the Finisher PWB P8852-1 (+) and GND (-), and between
P8852-5 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 12.6 Flag 2). The voltage is approx. +5VDC.
Y
N
PWB (PL 16.12).
A
1st Version
September 2005
2-97
012-285, 012-291
A
012-293 Staple Front Corner Sensor On Failure RAP
After the Stapler started moving to the front corner, the Staple Front Corner Sensor did
not turn On within 2sec.
After the Stapler started moving away from the front corner, the Staple Front Corner Sensor remained On.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 12.5.
Power OFF/ON
Check the Stapler movement mechanism.
Procedure
Execute Component Control[012-240 Staple Front Corner Sensor]. Actuate the Staple Front
Corner Sensor with paper. The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Flag 3).
Actuate the Staple Front Corner Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the Staple Front Corner Sensor (PL 16.8).
Alternately execute Component Control[012-040 Staple Move Motor FRONT ON] and Component Control[012-043 Staple Move Motor REAR ON]. The Stapler Move Motor (PL 16.8)
starts up.
Y
N
Y
N
A
012-291, 012-293
September 2005
2-98
1st Version
B
a short circuit.
Y
N
Measure the resistance of the Staple Move Motor (PL 16.8) between J8820-2 (COM) and
each point of J8820-1/3, and between J8820-5 (COM) and J8820-4/6 (BSD 12.5 Flag 5).
The resistance is approx. 10Ohm.
Y
N
Replace the Staple Move Motor (PL 16.8).
012-294 Staple Front Corner Sensor Off Failure RAP
After the Stapler completed moving away from the front corner, the Staple Front Corner
Sensor did not turn Off.
After the Stapler started moving away from the front corner, the Staple Front Corner Sensor did not turn Off within 200ms.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 12.5.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Replace the Staple Move Motor (PL 16.8). If the problem persists, replace the Finisher
PWB (PL 16.12).
Execute Component Control[012-240 Staple Front Corner Sensor]. Actuate the Staple Front
Corner Sensor with paper. The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Flag 3).
Actuate the Staple Front Corner Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the Staple Front Corner Sensor (PL 16.8).
starts up.
Y
N
Y
N
A
1st Version
September 2005
2-99
012-293, 012-294
B
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
012-295 Staple Move Sensor On Failure RAP
After the Stapler started moving to the Staple Position and the Staple Move Sensor
turned Off, the Staple Move Sensor did not turn On within 2sec.
After the Stapler completed moving to the Staple Position, the Staple Move Sensor did
not turn On.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 12.5.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
PWB (PL 16.12).
Execute Component Control[012-241 Staple Move Sensor]. Actuate the Staple Move Sensor
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
1).
Actuate the Staple Move Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the Staple Move Sensor (PL 16.8).
starts up.
Y
N
Y
N
A
012-294, 012-295
September 2005
2-100
1st Version
B
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
PWB (PL 16.12).
012-296 Staple Move Sensor Off Failure RAP
After the Stapler started moving to the Staple Position and the Staple Move Sensor
turned Off, the Staple Move Sensor did not turn Off within 500ms.
After the Staple Position had been fixed, the Staple Move Sensor turned Off.
After the Staple Move Sensor turned On when paper passed through the Dual Staple 1
Position while moving to the Rear Staple Position, the Staple Move Sensor did not turn
Off within 500ms.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 12.5.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Execute Component Control[012-240 Staple Move Sensor]. Actuate the Staple Move Sensor
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
1). Actuate the Staple Move Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the Staple Move Sensor (PL 16.8).
starts up.
Y
N
Y
N
A
1st Version
September 2005
2-101
012-295, 012-296
B
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
between P8847-4 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 12.5Flag 5). The voltage is approx. +24VDC.
Y
N
PWB (PL 16.12).
012-301 Finisher Top Cover Open RAP

The Finisher Top Cover is open.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 12.1.
Power OFF/ON
Opening/closing of the Finisher Top Cover.
Procedure
Check opening/closing of the Finisher Top Cover. The Finisher Top Cover can be opened/
closed.
Y
N
Reinstall the Finisher Top Cover correctly.
Check the installation of the Top Cover Interlock Switch. The Top Cover Interlock Switch is
installed correctly.
Y
N
Install the Top Cover Interlock Switch correctly.
Execute Component Control[012-301 Top Cover Interlock Switch]. Open/close the Finisher
Top Cover. The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Check the conductivity of the Top Cover Interlock Switch (PL 16.12) between J8808-3
and J8808-4 (BSD 12.1 Flag 3/Flag 4). The wire between J8808-3 and J8808-4 is connecting successfully when the Top Cover Interlock Switch contact is closed, and is
insulated when the contact is opened.
Y
N
Replace the Top Cover Interlock Switch (PL 16.12).
012-296, 012-301
September 2005
2-102
1st Version
012-302 Finisher Front Cover Open RAP
012-303 Finisher H-Transport Cover Open RAP
The Finisher Front Cover is open.
The Finisher H-Transport Cover is open.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 12.1.
Refer to BSD 12.2.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Opening/closing of the Finisher Front Cover.
Opening/closing of the Finisher H-Transport Cover.
Procedure
Procedure
Check opening/closing of the Finisher Front Cover. The Finisher Front Cover can be
opened/closed.
Y
N
Reinstall the Finisher Front Cover correctly.
Check opening/closing of the Finisher H-Transport Cover. The Finisher H-Transport Cover
can be opened/closed.
Y
N
Reinstall the Finisher H-Transport Cover correctly.
Check the installation of the Front Door Interlock Switch. The Front Door Interlock Switch is
Y
N
Install the Front Door Interlock Switch correctly.
Check the installation of the H-Transport Interlock Sensor. The H-Transport Interlock Sensor is installed correctly.
Y
N
Install the H-Transport Interlock Sensor correctly.
Execute Component Control[012-302 Front Door Interlock Switch]. Open/close the Finisher
Front Cover. The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
Execute Component Control[012-303 H-Transport Interlock Sensor]. Open and close the Finisher H-Transport Cover. The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Check the conductivity of the Front Door Interlock Switch (PL 16.12) between J8809-3
and J8809-4 (BSD 12.1 Flag 1/Flag 2). The wire between J8809-3 and J8809-4 is connecting successfully when the Front Door Interlock Switch contact is closed, and is
insulated when the contact is opened.
Y
N
Replace the Front Door Interlock Switch (PL 16.12).
Y
N
Replace the H-Transport Interlock Sensor (PL 16.3).
1). Open and close the Finisher H-Transport Cover. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the H-Transport Interlock Sensor (PL 16.3).
1st Version
September 2005
2-103
012-302 , 012-303
012-901 Finisher H-Transport Entrance Sensor Static JAM

RAP
Paper remains on the H-Transport Entrance Sensor.
012-902 H-Transport Exit Sensor Static JAM RAP

Paper remains on the H-Transport Exit Sensor.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 12.2.
Remove foreign substances on the sensor.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Flag 5).
Actuate the H-Transport Entrance Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Refer to BSD 12.2.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Flag 3).
Actuate the H-Transport Exit Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
012-901 , 012-902
September 2005
2-104
1st Version
012-903 Paper Remains at Compiler Entrance Sensor RAP
012-905 Compile Paper Sensor Static JAM RAP
Paper remains on the Compiler Entrance Sensor.
Paper remains on the Compile Paper Sensor.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 12.3.
Procedure
Execute Component Control[012-150 Compile Entrance Sensor]. Actuate the Compiler
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Flag 1). Actuate the Compiler Entrance Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the Compiler Entrance Sensor (PL 16.11).
1st Version
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Power OFF/ON
Refer to BSD 12.4.
Execute Component Control[012-151 Compile Paper Sensor]. Actuate the Compile Paper
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Flag 3).
Actuate the Compile Paper Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the Compile Paper Sensor (PL 16.9).
September 2005
2-105
012-903, 012-905
012-923 H-Transport Entrance SNR static JAM B RAP

During standby, paper was detected by the H-Transport Entrance Sensor.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 12.2.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
012-923
September 2005
2-106
1st Version
016-210 SW Option Failure (HDD Error) RAP
016-211 SW Option Failure (System memory Low) RAP
One of the SW option functions cannot be executed due to a HDD error or HDD not installed.
One of the SW option functions cannot be executed due to insufficient System Memory capacity.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Check or replace the HDD (PL 9.2).
Procedure
Refer customer to following User Guide headings to check memory usage:
1st Version
Allocate Memory
Memory Settings
Covers
Mailbox Screen
Properties
Properties Features
Data Encryption
Memory Full Procedure
Maximum Stored Pages
September 2005
2-107
016-210, 016-211
016-212 SW Option Failure (Page Memory Low) RAP
016-213 SW Option Failure (Printer CARD Not Exist) RAP
One of the SW option functions cannot be executed due to insufficient Page Memory capacity.
One of the SW option functions cannot be executed due to a PRT_CARD error or PRT_CARD
not installed.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Procedure
Allocate Memory
Check or install the PRT CARD.
Memory Settings
Properties
Properties Features
Mailbox Screen
Data Encryption
Covers
016-212, 016-213
September 2005
2-108
1st Version
016-214 SW Option Failure (Fax Card Error) RAP
016-215 SW Option Failure RAP
One of the FAX/ADDRESSBOOK_EXTEND functions cannot be executed due to a

FAX_CARD error or FAX_CARD not installed.
Functions such as scanner cannot be executed due to an option pwb error.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1, 17.1.
Procedure
Procedure
Check installation and electrical connections of PWBs on PL 9.1, PL 9.2, and PL 9.3.
Check or install the FCB PWB (PL 9.3).
1st Version
September 2005
2-109
016-214, 016-215
016-311 Scanner Not Installed RAP
016-315 IIT Interface Failure RAP
The system detected that the scanner was not installed.
An error was detected in the IF between the IT and the IOT.
Initial Actions
Procedure
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Check the connection of each connector between the IIT and the IOT.
Procedure
Replace the IIT/IPS PWB (PL 11.3). If the problem persists, replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1).
Ensure ribbon cable is connected to P/J 320 on ESS PWB (PL 9.2).
NOTE: FAX box may be removed for access (PL 9.3).
If the problem persists, check the connections on the IIT/IPS PWB (PL 11.3).
016-311 , 016-315
September 2005
2-110
1st Version
016-316 Page Memory Not Detected RAP
016-317 Page Memory Broken- Standard RAP
The system detected that the Page Memory (Standard) of the scanner was not installed.
The system detected an error in the Page Memory (Standard) of the scanner.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Procedure
Ensure P/Js on the ESS PWB (PL 9.2) and the IIT/IPS PWB (PL 11.3) are securely connected.
Ensure P/Js on the ESS PWB (PL 9.2) and the IIT/IPS PWB (PL 11.3) are securely connected.
Pull out and install the Printer PWB if present..
Pull out and install the Printer PWB if present.
1st Version
September 2005
2-111
016-316, 016-317
016-318 Page Memory Error- Option RAP
016-321 Fax Module Failure RAP
The system detected an error in the Page Memory (Option) of the scanner.
An error was detected at System Check Fax.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Procedure
Pull out and install the Printer PWB if present.
Pull out and install the FAX PWB.
Check that P/Js on FAX PWB are secure.
Allocate Memory
Memory Settings
Properties
Properties Features
Mailbox Screen
Data Encryption
Covers
016-318, 016-321
September 2005
2-112
1st Version
016-322 JBA Account Full RAP
016-450 SMB Host name duplicated RAP
The accumulated accounting data reached the specified value (15000).
A PC of the same host name exists on the network.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Procedure
After an external Accounting Server has read the accounting data, switch the power Off then
On.
Refer customer to Systems Administrator Guide headings:
1st Version
Information Checklist
Changing the Settings
Setting Format of config.txt
September 2005
2-113
016-322, 016-450
016-454 DNS renewal Failure of dynamic RAP
016-455 SNTP Server Time-out RAP
DNS Dynamic Update failed.
There is no response from the SNTP server within the specified time (60sec).
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
No action necessary.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
If the time on the machine is incorrect, User Guide heading Changing the Default Time Settings procedure resets the time. Or follow procedure below.
1.
Press the Log In/Out button on the control panel.
2.
Enter the Key Operator ID using the numeric keypad on the control panel. Select Confirm
on the System Administrator Login screen.
NOTE: The default Key Operator ID is 11111. If the Authentication feature is enabled,
you may be required to enter a password. The default password is x-admin.
3.
Select System Settings on the System Administrator Menu screen.
4.
Select System Settings on the System Settings screen.
5.
Select Common Settings on the System Settings screen.
6.
Select Machine Clock/Timers on the Common Settings screen.
7.
Select the required option.
8.
Select Change Settings.
9.
Change the value using the scroll buttons or select required options.
10. Select Save.

11. Return to main menu.
016-454, 016-455
September 2005
2-114
1st Version
016-456 SNTP time asynchronous RAP
016-503 SMTP Server Failure for Redirector RAP
A standard time synchronized source message and an asynchronous message was received
from the SNTP server.
The Redirector cannot resolve the SMTP Server address.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Procedure
Refer customer to System Administrator Guide headings
If the time on the machine is incorrect, User Guide heading Changing the Default Time Settings procedure resets the time. Or follow procedure below.
1.
2.
E-mail
Information Checklist
Press the Log In/Out button on the control panel.
SMTP Server Settings
Enter the Key Operator ID using the numeric keypad on the control panel. Select Confirm
on the System Administrator Login screen.
Specify the correct SMTP Server name or specify the IP address.
NOTE: The default Key Operator ID is 11111. If the Authentication feature is enabled,
you may be required to enter a password. The default password is x-admin.
3.
Select System Settings on the System Administrator Menu screen.
4.
Select System Settings on the System Settings screen.
5.
Select Common Settings on the System Settings screen.
6.
Select Machine Clock/Timers on the Common Settings screen.
7.
Select the required option.
8.
9.
Change the value using the scroll buttons or select required options.
10. Select Save.

11. Return to main menu.
1st Version
September 2005
2-115
016-456, 016-503
016-504 POP Server Failure for Redirector RAP
016-505 POP Authentication Failure for Redirector RAP
The Redirector cannot resolve the POP Server address.
The Redirector cannot pass POP authentication.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Procedure
Specify the correct POP Server name or specify the IP address.
Check that the login name and password for the POP Server are correct.
E-mail
E-mail
E-mail Environments
E-mail Environments
E-mail Setting Setup
E-mail Setting Setup
POP3 Server Settings
POP3 Server Settings
Test Mail
Test Mail
016-504, 016-505
September 2005
2-116
1st Version
016-600 Key Operator Authentication Locked RAP
016-601 Illegal Access Detection RAP
The number of incorrect KO (Key Operator) log in attempts reached the limit.
The number of incorrect authentication log in attempts reached the limit.
Procedure
Procedure
NOTE: Default is 5 events. dC131 NVM Read/Write [700-563] can be set between 1 to 10
events.
NOTE: Default is 10 users. dC131 NVM Read/Write [700-564] can be set 1 to 600 users.
With this feature enabled, the machine denies access when an incorrect System Administrator
ID is entered the selected number of times.
If required, refer to GP 3 to reset password to 11111 default if the System Administrator ID is

unavailable.
If required, refer to GP 3 to reset password to 11111 default if the System Administrator ID is

unavailable.
1st Version
September 2005
2-117
016-600, 016-601
016-701 Out of ART EX Memory RAP
016-702 Out of Page Buffer RAP
Insufficient memory was detected while using the ART EX.
Insufficient Print Page Buffer was detected.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Procedure
As the PLW memory is fixed, decreasing the resolution may reduce the PLW memory.
Requires Print Page buffer memory expansion, a decrease of resolution, or set to Print Guarantee mode (Print Guarantee mode is only for PLW). For PCL, set the PCL Heap Memory/
Band Buffer Ratio to above 1:2.
016-701 , 016-702
When printing fails
September 2005
2-118
1st Version
016-703 E-mail To Invalid Box RAP
016-704 Mailbox is Full RAP
The system detected an unopened or invalid mailbox and aborted a job when receiving an Email.
When accessing the HDD, the system detected that the mailbox was full (it exceeded the maximum number of documents per box) and aborted the job.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Procedure
Send the E-mail to a valid mailbox destination or set up the appropriate mailbox.
Delete unnecessary documents and then repeat the operation.
Refer customer to Mailbox section in User Guide.
Refer customer to Mailbox section in User Guide.
1st Version
September 2005
2-119
016-703, 016-704
016-705 Secure Print Failure RAP
016-706 Max. User Number Exceeded RAP
Registration for Secure Print failed because Security Storage cannot be done without a HDD.
When accessing the HDD, the system detected that the job exceeded the maximum number
for users for Proof Prints and aborted the job.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Procedure
Check HDD installation (PL 9.2).
Delete unnecessary documents/users and print again.

If the problem occurred at installation, check whether the operations for Secure Print are correct.
Refer customer to User Guide headings Maximum Stored Pages,
Refer customer to User Guide headings:
Create/Check User Accounts
Print
Secure Print
Print Driver Features
016-705, 016-706
September 2005
2-120
1st Version
016-707 Sample Print Failure RAP
016-708 HD Full by Annotation/Watermark image RAP
Proof Print Registration failed because it cannot be stored without a HDD.
When an Annotation/Watermark image was to be stored in the HDD, the Full status was
detected and the job was aborted.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Procedure
Check whether the HDD is installed.
Expand the capacity of the HDD partition of the relevant service.

If the problem occurred at installation, check whether the operations for Proof Print are correct.
1st Version
September 2005
2-121
016-707, 016-708
016-709 ART EX Command Failure RAP
016-710 Delayed Print Failure RAP
An ART EX command error occurred during PLW processing.
A Delay Print Job was received from the machine that has no HDD installed.
The number of jobs that can be simultaneously received (100 jobs) was exceeded.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Cancel the job and execute the command again.
016-709, 016-710
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Install the HDD (PL 9.2).
September 2005
2-122
1st Version
016-711 E-mail transmission size limit over RAP
016-712 Under PANTHER Capacity (I-Formatted) RAP
During iFax or sending mail designated for forwarding, the send module (Redirector) attempted
to send data exceeding the System Data [Upper Limit of Data Size for Scan to E-mail] to the
Internet.
The processed data is too small (the specified range for the document is too small).
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Initial Actions
Procedure
Increase the specified area of the document size.
Procedure
Decrease the send parameter for resolution (send image quality) and resend.
Reduce the image using the send parameter and resend (eg. A3 to A4).
Change the [Upper Limit of Data Size] setting in the Specifications Settings Screen on the UI
Panel (default 2MB recommended).
1st Version
September 2005
2-123
016-711, 016-712
016-716 TIFF Data Overflow RAP
016-718 Out of PCL6 Memory RAP
The files to be spooled in TIFF exceeded the disk capacity.
Insufficient memory was detected while using the ART EX.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Procedure
Expand the HDD (PL 9.2) or increase the available capacity of the HDD (PL 9.2).
As the PLW memory is fixed, decreasing the resolution may reduce the PLW memory.
016-716, 016-718
September 2005
2-124
1st Version
016-719 Out of PCL Memory RAP
016-720 PCL Command Failure RAP
Insufficient memory was detected while using the PCL.
A PCL command error occurred during PCL processing.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Procedure
Increase the PCL Memory size.
Cancel the job and execute the command again.
1st Version
September 2005
2-125
016-719, 016-720
016-721 Other Errors RAP
016-722 Job cancel by failed staple position RAP
The Auto Tray Switching feature was enabled when Auto Paper Off is selected for all paper
trays on the Paper Type Priority screen.
The Staple Position could not be determined.
Initial Actions
Check the Staple Position.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Initial Actions
Procedure
Procedure
Refer customer to following User Guide headings:
Inform customer that when Auto Tray Switching feature is enabled, select a paper type other
than Auto Paper Off option on the Paper Type Priority screen.
Staple Position
Image Rotation - Rotation Direction Screen
016-721, 016-722
September 2005
2-126
1st Version
016-728 Unsupported TIFF Data RAP
016-729 TIFF Data Size too Big RAP
The data contains a tag that is not set in the Image File Expansion Library.
The specified settings exceed the upper limit of the valid number of colors and pixels.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Procedure
TIFF-S, TIFF-S, and TIFF-J in Internet Fax Profile
Job Templates - Network Scanning
File Format
File Format
Properties
Properties
1st Version
September 2005
2-127
016-728 , 016-729
016-730 Unsupported ART Command RAP
016-731 Invalid TIFF Data RAP
A command not supported by the ART was detected.
The TIFF data is truncated.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Procedure
Delete the command not supported by the ART from the data and print again.
Rerun the job.

If the problem persists, refer customer to following User Guide headings:
016-730, 016-731
File Format
Properties
September 2005
2-128
1st Version
016-732 Form not registered RAP
016-735 Updating Job Template RAP
The decomposer detected that the form specified in emulation is not registered.
The system attempted to output the Job Template List while the Job Template was being
updated.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Rerun the job.
Procedure
No action necessary. Rerun the job.
1st Version
September 2005
2-129
016-732, 016-735
016-746 Unsupported PDF File RAP
016-748 HD Full RAP
There was transparency or JBIG2 in a PDF version 1.3 file.
When accessing a mailbox, Full status was detected and the job was aborted.
Procedure
Initial Actions
Ask the customer to print using the driver from Acrobat Reader.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Refer customer to Mailbox section in User Guide to make available more hard drive space.
016-746, 016-748
September 2005
2-130
1st Version
016-749 JCL Syntax Error RAP
016-751 PDF Failure RAP
A syntax error of the JCL/PJL command was detected.
Syntax error, use of undefined commands, parameter error, broken PDF file or internal error of
the PDF Decomposer was detected on PDF Bridge processing.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Refer customer to User Guide section Change Print Settings.
Procedure
Ask the customer to print using the driver from Acrobat Reader.
1st Version
September 2005
2-131
016-749, 016-751
016-752 PDF Short Of Memory RAP
016-753 PDF Password Mismatch RAP
Insufficient memory was detected during PDF Bridge processing.
When processing a PDF file that is protected by a password, the password in the UI panel settings and the password specified using XPJL (set in the Contents Bridge Utility) do not match.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
When the Print mode is set to [High Quality], if the setting for [Standard] is set to [Normal],
change the setting to [High Speed].
016-752, 016-753
Procedure
Specify the correct password using the UI or the Contents Bridge.
September 2005
2-132
1st Version
016-754 PDF LZW Not Installed RAP
016-755 PDF Print Prohibited RAP
The PDF Bridge tried to process the PDF file compressed in LZW without the [Contents Bridge
Expansion Kit] installed.
The system processed a print prohibited PDF file.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Procedure
Use Acrobat to clear the print prohibition setting and print the PDF file.
Install the [Contents Bridge Expansion Kit].

Print using the driver from Acrobat Reader.
1st Version
September 2005
2-133
016-754, 016-755
016-756 Auditron - Prohibit Service RAP
016-757 Auditron - Invalid User RAP
The service is prohibited.
The account is not registered.
Procedure
Procedure
Ask the key operator or system or account administrator to enable usage of the machine.
Ask key operator or system or account administrator to set up the account or check the users
password.
016-756, 016-757
September 2005
2-134
1st Version
016-758 Auditron - Disabled Function RAP
016-759 Auditron - Reached Limit RAP
An illegal account was detected.
The number for registered users reached the limit.
Procedure
Procedure
Ask the key operator or system or account administrator to add the account rights.
Ask the key operator or system or account administrator to raise the page limit.
1st Version
September 2005
2-135
016-758, 016-759
016-760 PostScript Decompose Failure RAP
016-761 FIFO Empty RAP
An error occurred in Decompose processing.
Image enlargement error.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Procedure
Resend the job. If the problem persists, refer customer to User Guide headings:
Print in Fast Print mode.
PostScript Memory
If printing still cannot be processed, use Print Guarantee mode.
CentreWare Internet Services properties
Memory Settings
Allocate Memory
When printing fails
016-760, 016-761
September 2005
2-136
1st Version
016-762 Print LANG Not Installed RAP
016-764 SMTP Server Connection Failure RAP
The print language is not installed.
SMTP Server Response Code: 421 or 451
The system requested for functions (print language, print utility, etc.) that were not installed.
(The decomposer specified in the PJL or the Auto SW is not installed.)
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Repeat the operation.
Procedure
Fix and select the decomposer from the Operation Panel or with a command.
1st Version
September 2005
2-137
016-762, 016-764
016-765 SMTP Server HDD Full RAP
016-766 SMTP Server File System RAP
SMTP Server Response Code: 452
SMTP Server Response Code: 552
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Procedure
Retrieve E-mail in the Server HDD. Reconsider the Server capacity.
Contact the SMTP Server Administrator and ask the administrator to reconsider the Server
capacity limit.
016-765, 016-766
September 2005
2-138
1st Version
016-767 Invalid E-mail Address RAP
016-768 Invalid Sender Address RAP
SMTP Server Response Code: 550 or 551
There was an error received from the SMTP Protocol MAIL FROM: command.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Procedure
Check the destination of the E-mail.
Check whether the E-mail address is valid within the domain and check the setting of the Email address of the machine.
1st Version
September 2005
2-139
016-767 , 016-768
016-769 SMTP Server Unsupported DSN RAP
016-771 Scan Data Repository ERR (DNS address) RAP
ESMTP Protocol EHLO Command Response Code: 502
An error occurred while recalling the DNS Resolution Library.
Or, DSN does not appear in the Supported Command List received from the Server.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Procedure
Check the connection to the DNS. Or, check whether the Scan Data Repository domain name
has been registered.
Enable the most appropriate ESMTP function in the SMTP Server. Or, send the E-mail with
sent confirmation turned off.
016-769, 016-771
September 2005
2-140
1st Version
016-772 Scan Data Repository Error (DNS Library) RAP
016-773 Invalid IP Address RAP
When connection fails, the valid flag of the resource IP address is False.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Set the DNS address. Or, set the Scan Data Repository address using IP address.
Check the DHCP environment. Or, set a fixed IP address in the machine.
1st Version
September 2005
2-141
016-772, 016-773
016-774 HD Full - Compression Convert RAP
016-775 HD Full - Image Convert RAP
HDD Full occurred (partition #1) when the S-Formatted converted JBIG compressed images
into the MH system.
Insufficient HDD capacity was detected during image conversion processing in S-Formatted.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.

Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Free up some HDD space and then repeat the operation.
Free up some HDD space and then repeat the operation.
016-774, 016-775
September 2005
2-142
1st Version
016-776 Image Conversion Error RAP
016-777 Image Conversion Error RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Attempt retrieval using forced FAX Polling.
Replace the HDD (PL 9.2).
1st Version
September 2005
2-143
016-776, 016-777
016-778 HD Full - Scan Image Convert RAP
016-779 Scanned Image Conversion Error RAP
Insufficient HDD capacity was detected during scanned image conversion processing in I-Formatted.
An error occurred due to causes other than HDD access during scanned image conversion
processing in I-Formatted.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Free up some HDD space and scan.
016-778, 016-779
September 2005
2-144
1st Version
016-780 HD Access Error - Image Convert RAP
016-781 Scan Server Connect Error RAP
A HDD access error was detected during scanned image conversion processing in I-Formatted.
The system failed to establish connections with the FTP Server.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.

Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Set the Sub-net Mask and Gateway of the main processor correctly.
Replace the HDD (PL 9.2), free up some HDD space and scan.
From the destination server, use ping to check that the machine can be seen.
From a Windows95 or UNIX machine, check that FTP connection to the destination server is
possible.
1st Version
September 2005
2-145
016-780, 016-781
016-782 Scan Server Login Error RAP
016-783 Invalid Server Path RAP
Login to the Server was not possible during Scan to Server file transfer.
The specified path cannot be found during Scan to Server file transfer.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Set the login name and password in the destination server.
Set the attributes of the Job Template file correctly.
Set the attributes of the Job Template file correctly.

From a client PC, set the same account as the above as a resource using CW.
016-782, 016-783
September 2005
2-146
1st Version
016-784 Server Write Error RAP
016-785 Server HD Full RAP
The Server cannot be written to during Scan to Server file transfer.
The Server File System became full during Scan to Server file transfer.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Check that Write Authorization is established in the Server directory.
Check that Write Authorization is established in the Server directory.
Free up space on the Server disk.
Free up space on the Server disk.
1st Version
September 2005
2-147
016-784, 016-785
016-786 HD Full-Scan Write Error RAP
016-787 Invalid Server IP ADD RAP
A temporary file in Scan to Server file transfer cannot be written to the internal HDD.
Server IP address was incorrect due to a Job Template syntax error in Scan to Server file
transfer.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
The HDD may be temporarily full with print jobs. Wait and retry.
Procedure
Check the contents of the attributes (string Repository Name) in the Job Template file.
Format the HDD.

016-786, 016-787
September 2005
2-148
1st Version
016-788 Retrieve to Browser Failure RAP
016-789 HD Full - Job Memory RAP
The job was aborted, canceled or timed out by the device or the job was canceled by the client.
During iFax or sending mail designated for forwarding, the send module (Redirector) attempted
to send data exceeding the System Data [Upper Limit of Data Size for Scan to E-mail] to the
internet.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Power OFF/ON
Improve the connection status of the network.

Check whether there is a problem such as duplicated IP addresses.
Procedure
Decrease the send parameter for resolution (send image quality) and resend.
Reduce the image using the send parameter and resend (eg. A3 to A4).
Change the [Upper Limit of Data Size] setting in the Specifications Settings Screen on the UI
Panel (default 2MB recommended).
1st Version
September 2005
2-149
016-788 , 016-789
016-791 File Retrieve Failure RAP
016-792 Specified Job Not Found RAP
The system failed to retrieve information regarding the properties of the image file.
When printing the report for the job, the Job Log for the job specified in the Control Panel could
not be retrieved.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Check the Server directory structure and the file access rights.
Procedure
The specified Job Log does not exist. Execute only for jobs with an existing Job Log.
016-791, 016-792
September 2005
2-150
1st Version
016-793 MF I/O HD Full RAP
016-798 No Trust Marking Option RAP
A MFIO Task detected HDD Full.
A HDD unavailable error was returned when the Decomposer recalled the S-Image Library.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Install the HDD (PL 9.2).
1st Version
September 2005
2-151
016-793, 016-798
016-799 PLW Print Instruction Failure RAP
016-981 HDD access error RAP
Print error was detected in the PLW.
HDD access failed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
If user intervention does not resolve the problem, expand the HDD partition size of the relevant
service.
Procedure
016-799, 016-981
Procedure
Replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1). If the problem persists, replace the ESS PWB (PL 9.2).
September 2005
2-152
1st Version
016-982 HDD access error 2 RAP
016-985 Data size overflow (Scan to E-mail) RAP
HDD was determined to be Full due to collate, stored or interrupted jobs.
Due to data size exceeding the upper limit for Scan to E-mail, data could not be sent.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Expand the HDD partition size of the relevant service.
Decrease the Send parameter for resolution (send image quality) and resend.
Procedure
Reduce the image using the Send parameter and resend (eg. A3 to A4).
Change the upper limit setting for data size in the System Settings screen on the UI Panel
(default 2MB recommended).
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-153
016-982, 016-985
016-982, 016-985
September 2005
2-154
1st Version
021-360 EP Accessory Failure RAP
021-361 EP Accessory Kind Configuration Error RAP
An error occurred in the connection to the EP accessory. The accessory that was supposed to
be installed is not present.
The System Data 850-007 is set to 0 (Off) during connection to conventional countdown EP
related accessories.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.7
Refer to BSD 3.7.
Procedure
Procedure
Check the connections and P/Js on the ESS PWB (PL 9.2) and check that any accessory
PWBs are installed securely.
Check that the System Data 850-007 is set correctly.

If it is set correctly, perform the following:
If the problem persists, reload Firmware (ADJ 9.3.1).

If the problem persists, pull out and insert the EPSV board and check the P/Js.
1st Version
September 2005
2-155
021-360, 021-361
021-732 EP Accessory - Service Canceled By Disable RAP

With an accessory installed, there was a missing card, insufficient fee paid or a shortage of
card value.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.7.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Insert a Xerox card, copy card or cash into the accessory and ensure that there are sufficient
fees or card value.
With an accessory installed, there was Color Mode Restriction or the upper limit was reached.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.7.
021-732, 021-733
021-733 EP Accessory - Service Canceled By Color Mode

Restriction RAP
Procedure
Operate the Color Mode Restriction Key SW to enable Color mode. Or, replace the card with
another card that does not reach the upper limit in Color mode.
September 2005
2-156
1st Version
021-750 Used Parts Request Failure (EP-SV) RAP
021-751 Maintenance Request Failure (EP-SV) RAP
When the Used Parts Collection Order was processed, an error was notified by the EP-SV.
When an Inspection/Repair/Preliminary Diagnostic Request was processed, an error was notified by the EP-SV.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.7.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.7.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Contact the Service Center.
Procedure
Check that the telephone line is connected. Wait and send the request again.
1st Version
September 2005
2-157
021-750, 021-751
021-770 Used Parts Request Failure (EP-DX) RAP
021-771 Maintenance Request Failure (EP-DX) RAP
The Used Parts Collection Order could not be processed due to a busy line.
The Inspection/Repair/Preliminary Diagnostics Request could not be processed due to a busy

line.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.7.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.7.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Contact the call center.
Procedure
Check that the telephone line is connected. Wait and send the request again.
021-770, 021-771
September 2005
2-158
1st Version
021-772 EP-DX - Installation/Removal Failure RAP
021-941 EP - Scan Service Paused By Disable RAP
Installation and removal could not be executed due to a busy line.
card value.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.7.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.7.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Ask for the connection to be made idle.
Procedure
fees or card value.
1st Version
September 2005
2-159
021-772 , 021-941
021-942 EP - Scan Service Paused By Color Mode RAP
021-943 EP - Print Service Paused By Disable RAP
card value.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.7.
Refer to BSD 3.7.

Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
021-942 , 021-943
Procedure
fees or card value.
September 2005
2-160
1st Version
021-944 EP - Print Service Paused By Color Mode RAP
021-945 EP - Service Paused By Disable RAP
card value.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.7.
Refer to BSD 3.7.

Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
1st Version
Procedure
fees or card value.
September 2005
2-161
021-944, 021-945
021-946 EP - Service Paused By Color Mode RAP

Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.7.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
021-946
September 2005
2-162
1st Version
024-340 IOT-ESS Communication Failure 1 RAP

An abnormal parameter is set for the send function.
Initial Actions
Procedure
Check that P/Js 402 on the MCU PWB (PL 9.1) and P/J 310 on the ESS PWB (PL 9.2) are
securely connected.
If the problem persists, reload Firmware (ADJ 9.3.1).
1st Version
September 2005
2-163
024-340

A transmission failure occurred, the Sequencing number of the sent Message Packet is incorrect.
Initial Actions
Procedure
securely connected.
If the problem persists reload Firmware (ADJ 9.3.1).
If the problem persists, replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1).
024-341
September 2005
2-164
1st Version

A transmission failure occurred, the Packet number of the sent Message Packet is incorrect.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.1.
Procedure
securely connected.
1st Version
September 2005
2-165
024-342

A transmission failure occurred, the Message Length of the sent Message Packet is incorrect.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.1.
Procedure
securely connected.
024-343
September 2005
2-166
1st Version

A transmission failure occurredm the Check Code of the sent Message Packet is incorrect.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.1.
Procedure
securely connected.
1st Version
September 2005
2-167
024-345

A transmission failure occurred, a parity error was detected by hardware in the IOT.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.1.
Procedure
securely connected.
024-346
September 2005
2-168
1st Version

The ESS PWB detected a communication error between the IOT and the ESS.
Procedure
securely connected.
1st Version
September 2005
2-169
024-347

The ESS PWB detected a communication error between the IOT and the ESS.
Procedure
securely connected.
024-348
September 2005
2-170
1st Version

A transmission failure occurred as the acknowledgement could not be received after 2 resend
attempts. (After header recognition, receive interruption was detected by the IOT.)
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.1.
Procedure
securely connected.
1st Version
September 2005
2-171
024-349

The NAK that notifies of the occurrence of a transmission failure is received. (The Sequencing
number of the received Message Packet is incorrect.)
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.1.
Procedure
securely connected.
024-350
September 2005
2-172
1st Version

The NAK that notifies of the occurrence of a transmission failure is received. (The Packet number of the received Message Packet is incorrect.)
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.1.
Procedure
securely connected.
1st Version
September 2005
2-173
024-351

The NAK that notifies of the occurrence of a transmission failure is received. (A parity error was
detected by hardware of the UART.)
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.1.
Procedure
Procedure
securely connected.
024-354
September 2005
2-174
1st Version

A transmission failure is received, an overrun error was detected by hardware of the UART.
Initial Actions
Procedure
securely connected.
1st Version
September 2005
2-175
024-356
024-362 Page Sync Illegal Start RAP

During IOT output, before the output data was written to FIFO Full, Page Sync became active.
Even though the system is not easily affected by noise, extreme noise may be the cause.
Initial Actions
Procedure
securely connected.
024-362
September 2005
2-176
1st Version
024-363 Page Sync Illegal Stop RAP

During IOT output, before output in the specified size, Page Sync was disabled.
Initial Actions
Move away machines that are noisy.
Procedure
securely connected.
1st Version
September 2005
2-177
024-363
024-364 DMA Transfer Failure RAP

During Reduce/Enlarge, reduction/enlargement was not completed even though the specified
data was entered.
Procedure
NOTE: There is a high probibility that the cause is faulty firmware or data corruption (DIMM or
HDD).
Perfoorm Hard Disk Diagnostic Program. If the problem persists, replace the HDD (PL 9.2).
Replace the DIMM (PL 9.2).
024-364
September 2005
2-178
1st Version
024-367 Decompress Other Failure RAP

Incorrect LINE SYNC was detected.
Initial Actions
Procedure
securely connected.
1st Version
September 2005
2-179
024-367
024-368 PCI Error RAP

PCI access error occurred due to a faulty PCI bus.
Procedure
securely connected.
Replace the ESS PWB (REP 9.2.1).
024-368
September 2005
2-180
1st Version
024-370 Marker Code Detection Failure RAP

During Enlarge, when the file was enlarged only by the specified size, the end code (FF02)
cannot be found in the compressed data.
Procedure
The problem occurs only for specific documents.
Y
N
Perform following as required:
1.
Check that P/Js 402 on the MCU PWB (PL 9.1) and P/J 310 on the ESS PWB (PL
9.2) are securely connected.
2.
3.
Perform Hard Disk Diagnostic Program. If the problem persists, replace the HDD (PL
9.2).
4.
Perform following as required:

1.
2.
Change the Print mode (Normal/High Quality/High Resolution).
3.
Change the port settings or the Receive Buffer size.)
1st Version
September 2005
2-181
024-370

When the Controller and IOT are turned On, a response from the IOT to a request to establish
communications was not detected within the specified time.
Procedure
securely connected.
Replace the ESS PWB (REP 9.2.1).
Replace the MCU PWB (REP 9.1.1).
024-371
September 2005
2-182
1st Version

An illegal instruction for IOT Port number or time-out timing or the pointer or transfer size was
detected.
Procedure
securely connected.
1st Version
September 2005
2-183
024-372

In response to a message packet from the Controller, the acknowledgement packet was not
received within the specified time even after the specified number of attempts.
Procedure
securely connected.
024-373
September 2005
2-184
1st Version

An illegal instruction for IOT Port number or time-out timing or for the pointer or for transfer size
was detected.
Procedure
securely connected.
1st Version
September 2005
2-185
024-375
024-746 Print Request Failure-Paper RAP

The paper type specified by the job is incompatible with options such as Paper Tray, Output
Tray, Automatic 2 Sided Print/Staple.
Procedure
A menu setup is incorrect. Refer customer to following UserGuide heading Paper and Other
Media and Paper Type in heading Setup Menu.
024-746
September 2005
2-186
1st Version
024-747 Print Instruction Failure RAP

The specified print parameter is abnormal.
Procedure
The center tray will not receive output, and output goes to Finisher.
Y
N
Call for next level of support.
Key operator is available to change settings.
Y
N
NOTE: Service procedure to restore output capability to center tray on Top Cover (PL
10.1).
1.

a.
Enter UI Diagnostics (Entering UI Diagnostics).
b.
Access Diagnostic Routines (Accessing Diagnostic routines).
2.
3.
Enter Chain-Link 742-100
4.
Select Confirm.
NOTE: Display now shows Current Value (Zero )
5.
To enter new value (one), press 1 on the numeric keypad, then Select Save
NOTE: The Current Value now reads 1.
6.
Select Close.
7.
Select Close again. Power off and on if the setting is not active.
NOTE: Customer procedure to restore output capability to center tray on Top Cover (PL 10.1).
1.
Press the Log In / Out Button on the Control Panel and enter 11111 using the number
keypad and select Confirm.
2.
Select System Settings.
3.
Select System Settings again.
4.
Select Common Settings.
5.
Select Other Settings.
6.
Select Extended Tray Module and select Change Setting.
7.
Select Offset Stacking Module.
8.
Select Save.
9.
Select Close.
10. Select Close again.

12. Select Exit. Power off and on if the setting is not active.
1st Version
September 2005
2-187
024-747
024-910 Tray 1 size mismatch RAP

After feeding from Tray 1, the lengths detected by the Registration Sensor and the Tray 1 Size
Switch did not match.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 8.7.
Reload the tray.
Actuate the Registration Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.

Y
N
Replace the Registration Sensor (PL 2.4).
Procedure
Y
N
Feed paper from another tray. The problem occurs when paper is fed from another tray.
Y
N
Check the guide. The guide is set correctly.
Y
N
Set the guide correctly.
Check the operation of the Guide Actuator. The Guide Actuator works.
Y
N
Check the installation of the Tray 1 Paper Size Switch. The Tray 1 Paper Size Switch is
Y
N
Install the Tray 1 Paper Size Switch (PL 2.1) correctly.
Go to the OF 2 (SIZE SWITCH ASSY RAP).
Execute Component Control[089-100 Registration Sensor]. Manually activate the actuator of
the Registration Sensor (PL 2.4). The display changes.
Y
N
Check the connection of P/J104. P/J104 is connected correctly.
Y
N
Connect P/J104.
a short circuit.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the MCU PWB P403B-13 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 8.7 Flag
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the MCU PWB P403B-8 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 8.7 Flag 1).
A
024-910
September 2005
2-188
1st Version

Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 8.7.
Reload the tray.

Y
N
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Install the Tray 2 Paper Size Switch (PL 2.1) correctly.
Y
N
Y
N
Connect P/J104.
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
A
1st Version
September 2005
2-189
024-911

Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 8.7.
Reload the tray.

Y
N
Procedure
Y
N
Clear away the foreign substances and paper powder. Correct the distortion.Clear away
the foreign substances and paper powder. Correct the distortion.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Install the Tray 3 Paper Size Switch (PL 12.1/PL 13.1) correctly.
Y
N
Y
N
Connect P/J104.
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
A
024-912
September 2005
2-190
1st Version

Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 8.7.
Reload the tray.

Y
N
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Install the Tray 4 Paper Size Switch (PL 12.1/PL 13.1) correctly.
Y
N
Y
N
Connect P/J104.
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
A
1st Version
September 2005
2-191
024-913
024-916 Mix Full Stack RAP

The output paper stacked on the Finisher Stacker Tray reaches capacity (for the same paper
size only).
Initial Actions
B
a short circuit.
Y
N
(PL 16.12).
Refer to BSD 12.8.
Procedure
Check the tray raise/lower mechanism for foreign substances and distortion. No distortion or
foreign substances are found in the tray raise/lower mechanism.
Y
N
Clear away the foreign substances. Correct the distortion.
Execute Component Control[012-267 Stack Height Sensor]. Actuate the Stack Height Sensor
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the Finisher PWB P8850B-6 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 12.8
Y
N
Flag 2).
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
A
B
024-916
September 2005
2-192
1st Version
024-917 Stacker Tray Staple Set Over Count RAP

The number of stapled copies exceeded the capacity of the Stacker Tray.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 12.9.
Procedure
Check the connection of each Finisher PWB connector. The connectors are connected correctly.
Y
N
Y
N
End
1st Version
September 2005
2-193
024-917
024-919 Face UP Tray Close RAP

When output was sent to the Face Up Tray, the Face Up Tray was detected as closed.
Initial Actions
Open the Face Up Tray.
Procedure
Check the connection of each Exit PWB (PL 9.1) connector.
Check that the P/Js on the MCU PWB (REP 9.1.1) are securely connected.
024-919
September 2005
2-194
1st Version
024-946 Tray 1 Out Of Place RAP

The Tray 1 Paper Size Switch detected no tray.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 7.1.
Reload the tray correctly.
Check the operation of the tray actuator.
Procedure
Remove Trays 1 and 2. Replace Tray 1 with Tray 2. [024-946] occurs.
Y
N
Replace the faulty part of the Tray 1 Actuator.
Y
N
Install the Tray 1 Paper Size Switch correctly.
1st Version
September 2005
2-195
024-946

Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 7.2.
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
024-947
September 2005
2-196
1st Version

Initial Actions
Procedure
[For 2TM]
Y
N
Y
N
[For TTM]
Check the Tray 3 Actuator. The Tray 3 Actuator is not distorted.
Y
N
Y
N
1st Version
September 2005
2-197
024-948

Initial Actions
Procedure
[For 2TM]
Y
N
Y
N
[For TTM]
Y
N
Y
N
024-949
September 2005
2-198
1st Version
024-950 Tray 1 Empty RAP

Tray 1 has run out of paper.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 7.7.
Procedure
Check the installation of the Tray 1 No Paper Sensor (PL 2.3) and the operation of the actuator. The Tray 1 Level Sensor is installed correctly and the actuator works.
Y
N
Reinstall the Tray 1 Level Sensor.
Execute Component Control[071-201 Tray 1 No Paper Sensor]. Manually activate the Tray 1
No Paper Sensor (PL 2.3). The display changes.
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J101, P/J601 and P/J409. P/J101, P/J601 and P/J409
are connected correctly.
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the MCU PWB P409A-10 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 7.7 Flag
Y
N
4).
Activate the actuator of the Tray 1 No Paper Sensor (PL 2.3). The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the Tray 1 No Paper Sensor (PL 2.3).
1st Version
September 2005
2-199
024-950

Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 7.8.
Procedure
Check the installation of the Tray 2 No Paper Sensor (PL 2.3) and the operation of the actuator. The Tray 2 Level Sensor is installed correctly and the actuator works.
Y
N
No Paper Sensor (PL 2.3). The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
4).
Activate the actuator of the Tray 2 No Paper Sensor (PL 2.3). The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the Tray 2 No Paper Sensor (PL 2.3).
024-951
September 2005
2-200
1st Version

Initial Actions
Procedure
Check the installation of the Tray 3 No Paper Sensor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6) and the operation of
the actuator. The Tray 3 Level Sensor is installed correctly and the actuator works.
Y
N
No Paper Sensor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6). The display changes.
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J102B, P/J661B and P/J549. P/J102B, P/J661B and P/
Y
N
Connect P/J102B, P/J661B and P/J549.
Check the wire between J102B and J549 for an open circuit or a short circuit (BSD 7.9
Flag 4/Flag 5 / BSD 7.11 Flag 4/Flag 5). The wire between J102B and J549 is conducting without an open circuit or a short circuit.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the Tray Module PWB P549-B10 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 7.9
Flag 5 / BSD 7.11 Flag 5). The voltage is approx. +5VDC.
Y
N
Replace the Tray Module PWB (PL 12.6/PL 13.8).
Measure the voltage between the Tray Module PWB P549-B12 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 7.9
Flag 4 / BSD 7.11 Flag 4).
Activate the actuator of the Tray 3 No Paper Sensor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6). The
changes.
Y
N
Replace the Tray 3 No Paper Sensor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6).
voltage

1st Version
September 2005
2-201
024-952

Initial Actions
Procedure
Check the installation of the Tray 4 No Paper Sensor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6) and the operation of
the actuator. The Tray 4 Level Sensor is installed correctly and the actuator works.
Y
N
No Paper Sensor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6). The display changes.
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J102A, P/J661A and P/J549. P/J102A, P/J661A and P/
Y
N
Connect P/J102A, P/J661A and P/J549.
Check the wire between J102A and J549 for an open circuit or a short circuit (BSD 7.10
Flag 4/Flag 5 / BSD 7.12 Flag 4/Flag 5). The wire between J102A and J549 is conducting without an open circuit or a short circuit.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the Tray Module PWB P549-A10 (+) and GND (-) (BSD
7.10 Flag 5 / BSD 7.12 Flag 5). The voltage is approx. +5VDC.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the Tray Module PWB P549-A12 (+) and GND (-) (BSD
7.10 Flag 4 / BSD 7.12 Flag 4).
Activate the actuator of the Tray 4 No Paper Sensor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6). The
changes.
Y
N
Replace the Tray 4 No Paper Sensor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6).
voltage

024-953
September 2005
2-202
1st Version
024-954 MPT Empty RAP

The MPT has run out of paper.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 7.13.
Procedure
Check the installation of the MPT No Paper Sensor (PL 7.1) and the operation of the actuator.
The MPT No Paper Sensor is installed correctly and the actuator works.
Y
N
Reinstall the MPT No Paper Sensor.
Execute Component Control[071-205 MPT No Paper Sensor]. Manually activate the MPT No
Paper Sensor (PL 7.1). The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the MCU PWB P411-6 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 7.13 Flag 4).
Y
N
Activate the actuator of the MPT No Paper Sensor (PL 7.1). The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the MPT No Paper Sensor (PL 7.1).
1st Version
September 2005
2-203
024-954
024-958 MPT Size Failure RAP

The MPT is unable to detect the paper size.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 7.13.
Check the operation of the MPT Guide.
Procedure
Check the installation and operation of the MPT Guide. The MPT Guide is installed correctly
and the actuator works.
Y
N
Reinstall the MPT Guide.
Manually operate the MPT Guide. As the MPT Guide moves, the voltage changes accordingly.
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J107, P/J609, P/J605 and P/J411. P/J107, P/J609, P/
J605 and P/J411 are connected correctly.
Y
N
Connect P/J107, P/J609, P/J605 and P/J411.
Y
N
Y
N
Replace the MPT Paper Size Sensor (PL 7.3).
024-958
September 2005
2-204
1st Version

Paper is loaded in Tray 1 but the tray is unable to detect the paper size.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 7.1.
Check the operation of the guide.
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Go to the OF 2 (Size Switch Assembly RAP).
1st Version
September 2005
2-205
024-959

Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 7.2.
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
024-960
September 2005
2-206
1st Version

Initial Actions
Procedure
[For 2TM]
Y
N
Y
N
[For TTM]
Y
N
Y
N
1st Version
September 2005
2-207
024-961

Initial Actions
Procedure
[For 2TM]
Y
N
Y
N
[For TTM]
Y
N
Y
N
024-962
September 2005
2-208
1st Version
024-964 Stapler sheets counts over RAP

The number of sheets to be stapled exceeded the maximum.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.4.
Procedure
Check the connection of each MCU PWB connector. The connectors are connected correctly.
Y
N
Y
N
Flag 4). The wire between J416 and J8843 is conducting without an open circuit or a
short circuit.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the MCU PWB P416A-3 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 3.4 Flag 4). The
voltage is approx. +5VDC.
Y
N
1st Version
September 2005
2-209
024-964
024-965 ATS/APS No Paper (IOT detect) RAP
No paper is loaded in the tray.
Measure the voltage between the following points (+) and GND (-).
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 7.7/7.8/7.9/7.10/7.11/7.12.
Reload the relevant tray.
Tray 1: MCU PWB P409A-10 (BSD 7.7 Flag 5)

Tray 2: MCU PWB P409B-10 (BSD 7.8 Flag 5)
Procedure
Check the actuator of the relevant No Paper Sensor (PL 2.3/PL 12.3/PL 13.6). The
is not distorted or damaged.
Y
N
Replace the actuator.
N
actuator
Tray 3: TM PWB P549-B10 (BSD 7.9 Flag 5 / BSD 7.10 Flag 5)

Tray 4: TM PWB P549-A10 (BSD 7.11 Flag 5 / BSD 7.12 Flag 5)
Tray 1: Component Control[071-201 Tray 1 No Paper Sensor]

Y
N
Replace the relevant PWB (MCU PWB (PL 9.1) or the Tray Module PWB (PL 12.6/
PL 13.8).
Measure the voltage between the MCU PWB P409A-12 (+) and GND (-).
Tray 1: MCU PWB P409A-12 (BSD 7.7 Flag 4)
Tray 2: MCU PWB P409B-12 (BSD 7.8 Flag 4)

Y
N
Check the connections of the following connectors:
Tray 3: TM PWB P549-B12 (BSD 7.9 Flag 4 / BSD 7.10 Flag 4)
Actuate the actuator of the relevant No Paper Sensor (PL 2.3/PL 12.3/PL 13.6).
Tray 4: TM PWB P549-A12 (BSD 7.11 Flag 4 / BSD 7.12 Flag 4)
Tray 1: P/J101, P/J601, P/J409
Activate the actuator of the relevant No Paper Sensor (PL 2.3/PL 12.3/PL 13.6). The
voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the relevant No Paper Sensor (PL 2.3/PL 12.3/PL 13.6).
Tray 2: P/J103, P/J602, P/J409

Tray 3: P/J102B, P/J661B, P/J549
Replace the relevant PWB (MCU PWB (PL 9.1) or Tray Module PWB (PL 12.6/PL 13.8).
Tray 4: P/J102A, P/J661A, P/J549
For Tray 1 or Tray 2, replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1).
The connectors are connected correctly.

Y
N
For Tray 3 or Tray 4, replace the Tray Module PWB (PL 12.6/PL 13.8).
Check the following harnesses for an open circuit or a short circuit.

Tray 1: Between J101 and J409 (BSD 7.7 Flag 4/Flag 5)
Tray 2: Between J103 and J409 (BSD 7.8 Flag 4/Flag 5)
Tray 3: Between J102B and J549 (BSD 7.9 Flag 4/Flag 5 / BSD 7.10 Flag 4/Flag 5)
Tray 4: Between J102A and J549 (BSD 7.11 Flag 4/Flag 5 / BSD 7.12 Flag 4/Flag 5)
The relevant harnesses are conducting without an open circuit or a short circuit.
A
024-965
September 2005
2-210
1st Version
024-966 ATS/APS No Destination Error RAP

APS/ATS is unable to detect the paper size.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 7.1- 7.6.
Reload the tray.
Procedure
Check the installation of the relevant Size Sensor. The relevant Size Sensor is installed correctly.
Y
N
Install the relevant Size Sensor correctly.
1st Version
September 2005
2-211
024-966
024-967 Different width Mix Paper detect (Stapler job) RAP

Paper Width Mix was detected during stapling.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.4.
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
short circuit.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the MCU PWB J416-A3 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 3.4 Flag 4). The
Y
N
024-967
September 2005
2-212
1st Version
024-976 Finisher Staple Status Failed RAP
After the Stapler Motor turned On (Forward rotation), the system did not detect that the
Staple Head Home Sensor switched from Off to On within the specified time.
After the Stapler Motor turned On (Reverse rotation), the Staple Head Home Sensor did
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 12.6.
Procedure
Alternately execute Component Control[012-046 Staple Motor FORWARD ON] and Component Control[012-047 Staple Motor REVERSE ON]. The Stapler Motor can be heard.
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
PWB (PL 16.12).
Execute Component Control[012-244 Staple Head Home Sensor]. Alternately execute Component Control[012-046 Staple Motor FORWARD ON] and Component Control[012-047 Staple
Motor REVERSE ON]. The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
PWB (PL 16.12).
1st Version
September 2005
2-213
024-976
024-977 Stapler Feed Ready Failure RAP

When starting Staple, Staple Ready Sensor Off was detected.
Empty stapling was within 13 times.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 12.6.
Reload the Staple Cartridge.
Procedure
Execute Component Control[012-243]. Install and remove the Staple Cartridge. The display
changes.
Y
N
Check the Staple Cartridge for failure or foreign substances. There are no foreign substances and nothing has failed.
Y
N
Repair the failure and remove the foreign substances.
nected correctly.
Y
N
P/J8818 and
P/J8852 are con-
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
3). Install and remove the Staple Cartridge. The voltage changes.
Y
N
PWB (PL 16.12).
024-977
September 2005
2-214
1st Version
024-979 Stapler Near Empty RAP
The Staple Pin is nearly empty.
The cartridge has not been installed.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 12.6.
Procedure
Execute Component Control[012-242 Low Staple Sensor]. Install and remove the Staple Pin
Cartridge. The display changes.
Y
N
Check the Staple Pin Cartridge for failure or foreign substances. There are no foreign
substances and nothing has failed.
Y
N
nected correctly.
Y
N
P/J8818 and
P/J8852 are con-
Y
N
Y
N
3). Install and remove the Staple Pin Cartridge. The voltage changes.
Y
N
PWB (PL 16.12).
1st Version
September 2005
2-215
024-979
024-980 Finisher Stacker Tray Full RAP

The output paper stacked on the Finisher Stacker Tray reaches capacity (for mixed paper
size).
Initial Actions
B
a short circuit.
Y
N
(PL 16.12).
Refer to BSD 12.8.
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Flag 2).
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
A
B
024-980
September 2005
2-216
1st Version
024-982 Stacker Lower Safety warning RAP
After the Stacker Motor turned On (descending), the Stack Height Sensor did not turn On
After the Stacker Motor turned On (descending), the Stack Height Sensor did not turn Off
Initial Actions
B
a short circuit.
Y
N
(PL 16.12).
Refer to BSD 12.8.
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Flag 2).
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
A
B
1st Version
September 2005
2-217
024-982
024-985 MPT Feed Failure RAP

The job was aborted during MPT feed.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 7.13.
Check the operation of the MPT Guide.
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Check the installation and operation of the MPT Guide. The MPT Guide is installed correctly
and the actuator works.
Y
N
Reinstall the MPT Guide
Manually operate the MPT Guide. As the MPT Guide moves, the voltage changes accordingly.
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J107, P/J609, P/J605 and P/J411. P/J107, P/J609, P/
J605 and P/J411 are connected correctly.
Y
N
Connect P/J107, P/J609, P/J605 and P/J411.
Y
N
Y
N
Replace the MPT Paper Size Sensor (PL 7.3).
024-985
September 2005
2-218
1st Version
024-986 Confirmation Of Printing All RAP

Checks whether remaining sets will be printed during Proof Print.
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-219
024-986
024-986
September 2005
2-220
1st Version
025-596 Diag. HDD Maintenance Failure RAP
025-597 Diag. HDD Initialize Failure RAP
An NG occurred when HDD Fail Forecast of Diagnostics was executed.
An error occurred when the HDD Initialization Diagnostic was executed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-221
025-596, 025-597
025-596, 025-597
September 2005
2-222
1st Version
027-452 Duplicate IP address RAP
027-500 SMTP Server Failure for Mail I/O RAP
A PC of the same IP address exists on the network.
The Mail I/O cannot resolve the SMTP Server address.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Change the IP address.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Replace the Printer PWB (PL 9.2). If the problem persists, replace the ESS PWB (PL 9.2).
Specify the correct SMTP Server name or specify the IP address.
1st Version
September 2005
2-223
027-452, 027-500
027-501 POP Server Failure for Mail I/O RAP
027-502 POP Authentication Failure for Mail I/O RAP
The Mail I/O cannot resolve the POP Server address.
The Mail I/O cannot pass POP authentication.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Specify the correct POP Server name or specify the IP address.
Check that the login name and password for the POP Server are correct.
027-501, 027-502
September 2005
2-224
1st Version
027-700 Media Failure RAP
027-701 Media Not Found RAP
The Media is malfunctioning.
The Media is not inserted.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Replace the malfunctioning Media with working Media.
Insert the Media.
1st Version
September 2005
2-225
027-700, 027-701
027-702 Media Data Not Found / Not Supported RAP
027-703 Media Reader Failure / Disconnected RAP
The data in the Media is corrupted. Or, there is no data.
The Controller cannot access the Media Reader.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Input Media data. If necessary, repair or replace the Media.
Check the connection between the Media Reader and the device. If the problem persists,
replace the Media Reader.
027-702, 027-703
September 2005
2-226
1st Version
027-710 Invalid S/MIME Mail Error RAP
027-711 S/MIME mail sender certificate not found RAP
The Mail I/O received S/MIME mail even though S/MIME was set to Off.
The Mail I/O received the S/MIME signature mail but could not obtain the sender certificate.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Enable S/MIME where necessary.
Request for the mail to be resent. Or, reconsider the setting of the S/MIME device where
necessary.
1st Version
September 2005
2-227
027-710, 027-711
027-712 S/MIME mail sender certificate not valid RAP
027-713 S/MIME mail was altered RAP
The Mail I/O received the S/MIME signature mail but as the sender certificate was valid, a
signature verification error was detected.
The Mail I/O received the S/MIME signature mail but tampered mail was detected.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Check the sender where necessary.
Request for the mail to be resent with a valid sender certificate.
027-712, 027-713
September 2005
2-228
1st Version
027-714 S/MIME mail sender impersonation RAP
027-715 S/MIME mail certificate not support RAP
The Mail I/O received the S/MIME signature mail but as the sender address and the signature
mail address were different, a false sender was detected.
The secret key (certificate) supported by S/MIME encrypted mail is not registered in the device.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Check that the certificate of the destination is registered in the certificate store of the device.
Check the sender where necessary.
1st Version
September 2005
2-229
027-714, 027-715
027-716 Prohibit Receiving E-mail With No Signature RAP
027-720 Extension Server Host Not Found RAP
The system detected that prohibited E-mails without signature were received.
Either the specified Server for the application interface cannot be found or the DNS could not
be resolved.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Check the connection to the destination Server for the application interface. Set the destination
Server address for the application interface using IP address where necessary.
027-716, 027-720
September 2005
2-230
1st Version
027-721 Extension Server Not Found RAP
027-722 Extension Server Time-out Failure RAP
The system attempted to connect to the application interface but the host replied that the
application cannot be found.
The system attempted to connect to the application interface but failed due to a time-out.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Check the host and then repeat the operation.
1st Version
September 2005
2-231
027-721 , 027-722
027-723 Extension Server Authentication Failure RAP
027-724 Extension Server Access Failure RAP
The system attempted to connect to the application interface but authentication failed.
The application interface failed (for all causes other than service could not be found, time-out or
authentication failure).
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
027-723, 027-724
September 2005
2-232
1st Version
027-725 Extension Server Operation Failure RAP
027-726 Extension Server Unknown State RAP
Job operation of the application interface failed.
The status of the destination of the application interface is unknown.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Check the destination host of the application interface and then repeat the operation.
1st Version
September 2005
2-233
027-725, 027-726
027-727 Extension Server Request Invalid Parameters

RAP
027-737 Template Server Read Error RAP
The parameter used for the application interface is incorrect.
When reading from the Job Template Pool Server, an error was received from the server for one
of the following FTP commands: TYPE A, LIST and RETR.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.

Power OFF/ON
Procedure
027-727 , 027-737
Refer to BSD 16.1.

Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Check that Read Authorization is established for the storage destination server directory set
as a resource.
September 2005
2-234
1st Version
027-739 Invalid Template Server Path RAP
027-740 Template Server Login Error RAP
An error was received from the Server for the FTP command CWD and the specified path of
the Job Template Pool Server cannot be found.
Login to the FTP Server failed.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Set the resource of the storage destination path from the client PC using CentreWare.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Set the login name and password in the Job Template file storage destination.
From another PC connected to the network, check that login to the above account is possible.
From a client PC, set a login name and password as a resource using CenterWare.
1st Version
September 2005
2-235
027-739, 027-740
027-741 Template Server Connect Failure RAP
027-742 HD File System Full RAP
While connecting to the Job Template Pool Server using the FTP command LIST, the system
failed in obtaining data connection or list data.
The HDD was full when writing to a local HDD Job Template or when writing temporary work
files.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Connect the network cable from the machine correctly.
The HDD may be filled with scanned images. Wait and retry.
From the destination server, use ping to check that the machine can be seen.
Initialize the internal HDD.
Perform the ping test on the destination server from the PSW.
From a client PC, check that FTP connection to the destination server is possible.
027-741 , 027-742
September 2005
2-236
1st Version
027-743 Template Server Install Error RAP
027-744 Template Server ADD Error (DNS Library) RAP
The address format of the Job Template Pool Server is incorrect.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Set the parameters related to the Job Template Pool Server.
Check the connection to the DNS. Or, check whether the Job Template Pool Server domain
name has been registered in the DNS.
1st Version
September 2005
2-237
027-743, 027-744
027-745 Template Server ADD Error (DNS address) RAP
027-746 Job Template Pool Server Not Ready RAP
During address resolution, the DNS Server address is not set.
The port of the protocol specified in Job Template Pool Server settings is not started up.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Set the DNS address. Or, set the Job Template Pool Server address using IP address.
Start up the port of the protocol (FTP client or SMB) specified in Job Template Pool Server
settings.
027-745, 027-746
September 2005
2-238
1st Version
027-750 Fax document incongruent RAP
027-751 Job Template analysis Error RAP
With iFAX Document E-mail and iFAX Transfer prohibited, iFAX Document E-mail and iFAX
Transfer instructions were received.
An error was detected when analyzing the given instruction.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Reexamine the contents of the instruction.
For iFAX Receive, change the setting for transfer.
1st Version
September 2005
2-239
027-750, 027-751
027-752 Required User Entry Not Entered RAP
027-753 Job flow service request disabled RAP
With the required user entry not entered, the instruction to start the job was given.
While the Job Flow Service was invalid, the system attempted to create a job to recall an
external service.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Do not link the entry box to instructions that require user entry.
Set preset values for the items in the instruction requiring user entry.
027-752, 027-753
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Enable the Job Flow Service.
September 2005
2-240
1st Version
027-796 E-mail Not Printed RAP
027-797 Invalid Output Destination RAP
For received E-mail, as the settings were set to [Do not print header and content], E-mails
without attachments were received.
With E-mail to Box and E-mail to Fax dropped, E-mail was received.
Initial Actions
Change the settings and repeat the operation.
Change the settings and repeat the operation.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Check the line condition.
Check the remote machine.

Replace the FCB PWB (PL 9.3). If the problem persists, replace the FMO PWB (PL 9.2). if the
problem persists, replace the ESS PWB (PL 9.2).
1st Version
Initial Actions
Replace the FCB PWB (PL 9.3). If the problem persists, replace the FMO PWB (PL 9.2). if the
September 2005
2-241
027-796, 027-797
027-796, 027-797
September 2005
2-242
1st Version
033-363 Fax Card Reset (Reboot) RAP
033-710 Document does not exist RAP
As the Fax PWB did not respond, the ESS reset.
The specified document does not exist.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Power OFF/ON
Replace the FCB PWB (PL 9.3). If the problem persists, replace the FMO PWB (PL 9.2). If the
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-243
033-363, 033-710
033-711 Illegal Page inside Document RAP
033-712 System Memory exceeded RAP
The specified page does not exist or the specified page has invalid data.
Memory became full.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
033-711, 033-712
September 2005
2-244
1st Version
033-713 No specified Chain Link RAP
033-714 Scan Error (No specified doc) RAP
The Chain-Link does not exist.
The data has not been registered.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-245
033-713, 033-714
033-715 Cannot start job RAP
033-716 No specified Mailbox RAP
The job cannot be processed with the host in the current status.
The specified mailbox does not exist.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
033-715, 033-716
September 2005
2-246
1st Version
033-717 Incorrect Password RAP
033-718 No Document in Mailbox RAP
The verification result of the specified password failed.
The document does not exist in the Polling Send box or the specified mailbox.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Procedure
Power OFF/ON
Perform following as required
Procedure
1.
2.
Verify machine is connected to dedicated analog line.

Verify that no password is set.
Customer can perform following steps if system admin is accessible with code 11111, or
code is available.
a.
Press the Log In / Out Button on the Control Panel and enter 11111 using the number keypad and select Confirm.
b.
c.
d.
Select FAX Mode Settings.
e.
Select Local Terminal Settings.
f.
Check that 3. Machine Password is (not set).

If it is (not set), select close/exit as required. Go to step 3.
If a password is set, go to step g.
3.
g.
Select 3. Machine Password and select Change Settings.
h.
Select Backspace as required to delete the password.
i.
Select Save.
j.
Select Close/Exit as required.
k.
Select Close again.
l.
Select Close again.
m.
Power machine off and on to verify setting change.
Initialize NVM.
1st Version
September 2005
2-247
033-717, 033-718
033-719 Fax job Canceled not recovery job RAP
033-720 Document Creation Failure RAP
The document does not exist in the Polling Send box or the specified mailbox.
The specified document cannot be created.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
033-719, 033-720
September 2005
2-248
1st Version
033-721 Page Creation Failure RAP
033-724 Fax receive memory overflow RAP
The specified page cannot be created.
The upper limit for image data in a single transmission was exceeded.
Initial Actions
Procedure
Refer customer to User Guide to find information on lowering memory usage.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-249
033-721, 033-724
033-725 Insufficient HDD Space RAP
033-726 Cannot print 2-Sided RAP
The HDD was full during Fax Receive, Format or report creation.
2 Sided printing is not available when receiving Fax (mixed-size originals for fax).
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
033-725, 033-726
September 2005
2-250
1st Version
033-727 Cannot rotate image RAP
033-728 Cancel Auto Printing RAP
Rotation is not available when receiving Fax (insufficient memory).
Formatting for Fax Auto Printing was aborted because the instruction for Fax Manual Printing
was given during the operation.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-251
033-727, 033-728
033-730 Fax Service recovery Error RAP
033-731 Inconsistent Instructions RAP
Recovery was not possible using the Fax Controller or FCB PWB.
When the system was waiting to receive a Fax job, a simultaneous request from the user to stop
the job was received.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
033-730, 033-731
September 2005
2-252
1st Version
033-732 Print job canceled by forced polling RAP
033-733 Fax document number get Error RAP
Stored jobs are deleted in Forced Polling. As there was a print job during Forced Polling, the job
was canceled.
The job document number related to the job could not be obtained.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-253
033-732, 033-733
033-734 Fax Print Suspension RAP
033-735 Fax Memory Allocate Time-out RAP
Fax Print and Fax Auto Report were started at the same time.
An error occurred in reserving Fax Receive Memory.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
033-734, 033-735
September 2005
2-254
1st Version
033-736 IFAX Off Ramp Failure RAP
033-737 Fax card job canceled RAP
Fax was not transferred as the data capacity exceeded the threshold value while the Fax
Transfer Prohibition Function, based on the data capacity of the Internet Fax Off Ramp, was
activated.
The Fax Controller detected a failure and could not continue processing the job.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-255
033-736, 033-737
033-738 JBIG Information Failure RAP
033-740 Fax Immediate receive print canceled RAP
The Fax Controller detected an error in JBIG data during coding/decoding of the JBIG data.
The user canceled immediate printing upon receiving.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
033-738 , 033-740
September 2005
2-256
1st Version
033-741 Fax page read open time-out RAP
033-742 Fax page read close time-out RAP
When transferring image data to the FCB PWB, the conditions for sending the response to the
FCB PWB did not match.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-257
033-741, 033-742
033-743 Fax page write open time-out RAP
033-744 Fax page write close time-out RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
033-743, 033-744
September 2005
2-258
1st Version
033-745 Fax data write time-out RAP
033-746 Fax data read time-out RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-259
033-745, 033-746
033-747 Fax Service could not start RAP
033-748 Fax Service illegal sequence RAP
When requesting to start the service from the FCB PWB, the job could not be created due to
causes such as job number overflow.
During Service Sequencing, a message indicating that the operation was not allowed in
Sequencing from the FCB PWB was received.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
033-747, 033-748
September 2005
2-260
1st Version
033-749 Fax card Memory Error RAP
033-750 Fax format error RAP
During Fax formatting, the enlarged image data is larger than the memory reserved.
During formatting, when image data was retrieved from the FCB PWB, even though the image
data was judged to be free from error, enlargement failed.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-261
033-749, 033-750
033-790 EP-DX Call Wait (Not Re-dial count) RAP
033-791 EP-DX Call Wait (Re-dial count) RAP
The FCB PWB Re-dial Wait Status was set without calculating the number of re-dial attempts.
The number of re-dial attempts was calculated and FCB PWB Re-dial Wait Status was set.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
033-790, 033-791
September 2005
2-262
1st Version
033-792 EP-DX Call Stop RAP

The RCC Service was immediately terminated.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-263
033-792
033-792
September 2005
2-264
1st Version
034-211 Fax Option Slot 1 Board Failure RAP
034-212 Fax Option Slot 2 Board Failure RAP
Failure was detected on the Fax Option Slot 1 board.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Check the connection between the Mother PWB and the slot.
Check the connection between the Mother PWB and the slot.
1st Version
September 2005
2-265
034-211 , 034-212
034-500 Incorrect Dial Data RAP
034-501 Selected Channel Dial Error RAP
Incorrect information in the dial data (Recipient Telephone number).
The specified channel is not installed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Dial again and then repeat the operation.
Check if the specified channel has been installed.

034-500 , 034-501
September 2005
2-266
1st Version
034-504 Fax Stored Memory Exceeded RAP
034-505 Fax Work Memory Exceeded RAP
The system detected Memory Full during the transmission job. (Storage memory is insufficient.)
Transmission and operation memory overflowed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions

Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Free up the memory capacity and then repeat the operation.
1st Version
September 2005
2-267
034-504, 034-505
034-506 Unsupported Function at Remote RAP
034-507 Password Check Error RAP
A send error was detected in the Recipients Print Sets function because the remote machine
does not support remote collating and copying.
The password was incorrect.

An error in the mailbox number was detected.
Initial Actions
No documents for polling are found.
Power OFF/ON
Initial Actions
Procedure
Check the remote machine and then repeat the operation.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Check the circuit condition.
Check if the password, mailbox number or document for polling is valid.
034-506, 034-507
September 2005
2-268
1st Version
034-508 Transmission Canceled via DTMF RAP
034-509 DTMF Illegal Procedure Error RAP
The system sent a reject command signal and stopped the transmission.
The system stopped the transmission after receiving the invalid procedure signal from the
remote machine.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Do not use machine for a short time and then repeat the operation.
Procedure

Check the machine.
1st Version
September 2005
2-269
034-508, 034-509
034-510 DTMF Procedure Error RAP
034-511 Unable to Send File at Remote RAP
The system stopped the transmission after receiving the reject command signal from the
remote machine.
The remote machine does not support the file transfer function.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions

Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Leave it alone for some time and then repeat the operation.
034-510, 034-511
September 2005
2-270
1st Version
034-512 Detect Endless Loop RAP
034-513 Receive Command Error RAP
An infinite loop was detected at the remote relay broadcast.
The system received an illegal command from the remote machine during remote maintenance.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-271
034-512, 034-513
034-514 Requested Function Unsupported RAP
034-515 Illegal Command Received RAP
The system received the remote maintenance request from the remote machine but it does not
support this function.
The system received a DIS signal from the remote machine.

A DCS signal was received because the system does not support this function.
Initial Actions
An illegal command was received.
Power OFF/ON
Initial Actions
Procedure
Check the system data.
Power OFF/ON
Check the remote machine (in the EP System).
Procedure
034-514, 034-515
September 2005
2-272
1st Version
034-519 Number of Recipients Exceeded RAP
034-520 Number of Services Exceeded RAP
The number of recipients exceeded the limit.
The number of services exceeded the limit.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Reduce the number of recipients and then repeat the operation.
Reduce the number of services and then repeat the operation.
1st Version
September 2005
2-273
034-519, 034-520
034-521 Internal I/F Error RAP
034-522 No manual send Line RAP
The service specified by the SI is not found.
There is no line available for manual transmission when manual transmission is disabled.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Wait for a while and then repeat the operation.

034-521, 034-522
September 2005
2-274
1st Version
034-523 Fax service disabled RAP
034-524 Unable to cancel operation RAP
The system was unable to accept the service because it was in a prohibited state.
The service cannot be prohibited because it was in operation.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Wait for the prohibited state to clear and then repeat the operation.
Wait for a while and then repeat the operation.
1st Version
September 2005
2-275
034-523, 034-524
034-525 Specified Chain-link not exist RAP
034-526 Incorrect Chain-Link Value RAP
The Chain-Link Number could not be found because it does not exist.
The Chain-Link value was out of the specified range.
Procedure
Initial Actions
Enter the correct Chain-Link Number and then repeat the operation.

Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Enter a value within the specified range and then repeat the operation.
034-525, 034-526
September 2005
2-276
1st Version
034-527 Dial Control Error RAP
034-528 Cannot perform manual send RAP
The number of dial requests exceeded the limit.
A manual transmission was requested during dialing.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-277
034-527, 034-528
034-529 No printable paper size RAP
034-530 DTMF I/F Time-out RAP
When confirming and receiving print jobs, the jobs cannot be printed because the document
size does not match the paper size.
DTMF I/F Time-out was detected because the correct operation did not take place within the
specified time.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Check if the tray has been set properly.
Check that operation is correct and then repeat the operation.
Check the size of the paper loaded in the tray.
Replace the software.
034-529, 034-530
September 2005
2-278
1st Version
034-700 G3 Dicep Time-out RAP
034-701 Software Reset RAP
GCP was locked (Date task no RTC ACK).
The software was being reset.
Time-out occurred for G3 Dicep without becoming idle.
Initial Actions
Code hung-up.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON

Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-279
034-700, 034-701
034-702 No destination specified RAP
034-723 No Timer Assigned RAP
There was no dialing so calls cannot be made.
There is no allocated timer.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Enter the telephone number and then repeat the operation.
034-702, 034-723
September 2005
2-280
1st Version
034-724 Illegal Sequence RAP
034-725 L3 Task Internal Error RAP
Abnormal sequence (Self-terminal ID setting mismatch).
An error was detected in the internal L3 task.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-281
034-724, 034-725
034-726 HD81501 I/F Buffer Busy RAP

The HD81501 I/F buffer was busy.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
034-727 Task No Response (For 3sec Or More To A

1,300Hz Incoming Call) RAP
The task did not respond to a 1,300Hz incoming call for 3sec or more.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
034-726, 034-727
September 2005
2-282
1st Version
034-728 Invalid Destination RAP
034-729 Line cut, In-Channel PB Send RAP
Transmission cannot be carried out with an invalid recipient.
The line was cut off when sending In-Channel PB.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Check the recipient and then repeat the operation.
1st Version
September 2005
2-283
034-728, 034-729
034-734 HI Task Internal Error RAP
034-737 Incoming call response Error RAP
An error was detected in the internal HI task.
The control failed during call response.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Turn the power Off/On.If the problem persists, carry out the following procedure:
Procedure
034-734, 034-737
September 2005
2-284
1st Version
034-743 Abnormal frame-sending DMA RAP
034-744 Unacceptable Channel RAP
When sending frames, the DMA was abnormally terminated.
The Channel was not allowed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-285
034-743, 034-744
034-790 Line 1 not connected RAP
034-791 Line 0 (Ext.) not connected RAP
Channel 1 outside line was not connected.
Channel 1 extension was not connected.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Check the connection.
Check or replace the FCB PWB (PL 9.3).
034-790, 034-791
September 2005
2-286
1st Version
Channel 2 was not connected.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-287
034-792, 034-793
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
034-794, 034-795
September 2005
2-288
1st Version
034-796 Dial Error (Incorrect Fax Number 2) RAP
034-797 Communication Parameter Error RAP
Incorrect information in the dial data (Recipient Telephone Number).
A job error was detected due to an error in the transmission configuration parameter.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Check the transmission configuration parameter and then repeat the operation.
1st Version
September 2005
2-289
034-796 , 034-797
034-798 Data Parameter Error RAP
034-799 Auto Dial without dial data RAP
A job error was detected due to an error in the transmission data parameter.
No dial data (Recipient's Telephone Number) was found after Auto Dial was started.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Check the transmission data parameter and then repeat the operation.
034-798, 034-799
September 2005
2-290
1st Version
035-700 Modem Faulty RAP
035-701 T1 Transmission Time-out RAP
An error was detected because the CS was not turned off or the HDLC frame was sent in
Modem Control.
When sending, the DIS signal was not received from the remote machine after transmission
was not established, or the Timer T1 timed out.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure

1st Version
September 2005
2-291
035-700, 035-701
035-702 Destination Receive Rejected RAP
035-703 DCN Receive at Phase B Send RAP
For the NSS/DTC signal sent from the machine, the DCN signal was received from the remote
machine, or transmission was rejected by the Select Receive function on the remote machine.
DCN signal was received from the remote machine when sending in PHASE-B.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions

Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure

Check the FCB PWB (PL 9.3).
035-702 , 035-703
September 2005
2-292
1st Version
035-704 Destination Polling Error RAP
035-705 DCS/NSS Resend Exceeded RAP
Polling could not be done because the remote machine does not support Polling Send function, or the stored document/original was not set.
The NSS signal was sent out three times but there was no response from the remote machine,
or the DCN signal was received.
Initial Actions
Resending of DCS/NSS signal exceeded the limit.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Power OFF/ON

Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-293
035-704, 035-705
035-706 Fallback Error RAP
035-707 Wrong Password/Receive Banned RAP
When sending the NSS signal, fall back could not be done or a fall back error occurred (In
User/Auto Resend Standby).
The password does not exist or it was inconsistent.

Transmission was received from another party other than the selected party for transmission.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure

035-706, 035-707
September 2005
2-294
1st Version
035-708 Post-message resend exceeded RAP
035-709 RTN Receive RAP
The post command was sent out three times but there was no response from the remote
machine, or the DCN signal was received.
The system received a RTN signal from the remote machine.
Initial Actions
Resending of post messages exceeded the limit.
Initial Actions

Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Power OFF/ON
Procedure

Check with the remote machine.

Reduce the speed and then repeat the operation.
1st Version
September 2005
2-295
035-708 , 035-709
035-710 PIN Receive RAP
035-711 DCN Receive at Phase D RAP
The system received a PIN signal from the remote machine.
DCN signal or an invalid command was received from the remote machine when sending in
PHASE-D.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure

035-710, 035-711
September 2005
2-296
1st Version
035-712 No response after 3 NSC RAP
035-713 T2 time-out after sending FTT RAP
The password was incorrect.
No NSS/DCS response signal was returned from the remote machine after the FTT signal was
sent.
Stored documents/originals for polling was not set on the remote machine.
Initial Actions
Document jam on the remote machine.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
FAX phone line may also carry DSL. This is not supported by the hardware. FAX requires an
analog only phone line.

1st Version
September 2005
2-297
035-712, 035-713
035-714 DCN Received after NSC/DTC RAP
035-715 Wrong Password-Polling Error RAP
Due to incorrect password, no originals for polling, or paper jam on the remote machine, a
DCN signal was returned from the remote machine to the NSC/DTC signal sent from the
machine.
Polling could not be done due to password mismatch.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure


035-714, 035-715
September 2005
2-298
1st Version
035-716 No past message-T2 Time-out RAP
035-717 RTN Send RAP
The Timer T2 timed out or there was no post message.
A RTN signal was sent to the remote machine.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure

1st Version
September 2005
2-299
035-716, 035-717
035-718 Receive T1 Time-out RAP
035-719 Busy tone detected RAP
When no data was sent from the remote machine or after receiving more than 1 page manually, the remote machine changed the resolution or the document size and the machine
returned to PHASE-B, but no data was sent from the remote machine.
Busy tone was detected in receive PHASE-B.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
035-718, 035-719
September 2005
2-300
1st Version
035-720 Unable to receive by remote RAP
035-721 DCN Received at Phase B RAP
No compatibility was found in the remote machine.
DCN signal was received from the remote machine when receiving in PHASE-B.
It does not support the function to receive the DIS/NSF/NSC/DTC signals.
Initial Actions
Memory is full, etc.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure

Power OFF/ON
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-301
035-720, 035-721
035-722 Wrong Frame length of 300bps RAP
035-723 No CD after receiving flag RAP
The frame length exceeded 3.45sec in 300bps command/response.
The system could not receive the CD signal within 3mins after the signal from the remote
machine was received.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure

035-722, 035-723
September 2005
2-302
1st Version
035-724 DCN Receive after sending FTT RAP
035-725 Remote has no Mailbox/Relay RAP
DCN signal was returned from the remote machine to the FTT signal sent from the machine.
The remote machine does not support the relay broadcast and mailbox functions.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure

1st Version
September 2005
2-303
035-724, 035-725
035-726 Phase C cannot receive-10 seconds RAP
035-727 50% Error during G3 Receive RAP
The system could not receive the TRN signal within 10sec in PHASE-C.
More than 50% of decoding errors were detected when 148mm of G3 image information was
received in PHASE-C.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure

035-726, 035-727
September 2005
2-304
1st Version
035-728 C EOL cannot receive in 10 sec. RAP
035-729 Carrier Down Detected RAP
The system could not detect a normal line within 1min after it had begun to receive G3 image
information.
The Timer T2 timed out or dropped out when the carrier was broken when receiving the image
information.
The system could not detect the EOL signal within 13sec (default) when receiving.
Initial Actions
The system could not receive the EOL signal within 10sec in PHASE-C.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure

Power OFF/ON
Procedure

1st Version
September 2005
2-305
035-728, 035-729
035-730 No CS with Phase-C High Speed RAP
035-731 Fax V.8 Error RAP
During training or when sending command in high speed in PHASE-C, an error was detected
because the modem CS was not turned On on RS request or HDLC frame was sent.
An error was detected in the parameter of V.8.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions

Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure

035-730 , 035-731
September 2005
2-306
1st Version
035-732 Fax V.34 PCH CD Off RAP
035-733 Fax V.34 C/PCH CS None RAP
The V.34 P-CH CD was off.
There was no V.34 C/P-CH CS.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-307
035-732, 035-733
035-734 Polling Error at Remote Step V8 RAP
035-735 No Doc. in Polling Box Step V8 RAP
During Polling Receive, there was no stored documents/originals for polling or the polling operation/settings was missed on the remote machine in V.8 Procedure.
During Polling Send, there was no stored documents/originals for polling or the polling operation/settings was missed on the machine in V.8 Procedure.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Check the settings and then repeat the operation.
035-734, 035-735
September 2005
2-308
1st Version
035-736 No reply DCN after sending CTC RAP
035-737 No reply DCN after sending EOR RAP
The system received the DCN signal from the remote machine, or no response was returned
from the remote machine to the CTC signal sent by the machine.
The system received the DCN signal, or no response was returned from the remote machine to
the EOR sent.
Initial Actions
Resending of CTC/EOR signal exceeded the limit.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Power OFF/ON
Procedure

1st Version
September 2005
2-309
035-736, 035-737
035-738 No reply DCN after sending RR RAP
035-739 Fax T5 Time-out RAP
The system received the DCN signal from the remote machine, or no response was returned
from the remote machine to the RR signal sent by the machine.
The Timer T5 timed out.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions

Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure

035-738, 035-739
September 2005
2-310
1st Version
035-740 Sending stopped after EOR Send RAP
035-741 ECM Phase C Flag Time-out RAP
After the EOR signal was sent, sending stopped or the EOR-Q signal was sent from the
machine at ECM sending.
In ECM, the flag timer of PHASE-C was detected to exceed the limit or time-out was detected
between the frames.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-311
035-740, 035-741
035-742 EOR Send or Receive RAP
035-743 Remote cannot receive SUB RAP
After the EOR signal was sent, the ERR signal was returned in response or the EOR-Q signal
was received at ECM receiving.
The remote machine does not support the SUB receive function.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions

Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure

035-742, 035-743
September 2005
2-312
1st Version
035-744 Remote cannot receive password RAP
035-745 PTX has no SEP capability RAP
The remote machine does not support the password receive function.
The remote machine does not support the SEP function.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-313
035-744, 035-745
035-746 Busy-Cannot detect dial tone RAP
The system could not detect the DT1 signal before dialing.
Check the call signal of the outside line call conditions (0).
The system detected the BT1/BT2 signal before dialing.

The system detected the CT1 signal before dialing (a state in which PBX was busy).
The system detected the CT2 signal before dialing.
The system could not detect the DT1 signal during dialing ( = ) (This could happen when an
outside line was used without any signal sending from the PBX).
The system detected the BT1/BT2 signal during dialing ( = ).
The system detected the CT1/CT2 signal during dialing ( = ).
The system could not detect the 2nd DT2 signal during dialing ( == ).
The system detected the BT1/BT2 signal during dialing ( == ).
The system detected the CT1/CT2 signal during dialing ( == ).
The system could not detect the third DT3 signal during dialing ( === ).
The system detected the BT1/BT2 signal during dialing ( === ).
The system detected the CT1/CT2 signal during dialing ( === ).
The system detected the BT1/BT2 signal after dialing.
The system detected the CT1/CT2 signal after dialing.
The system could not detect the DT signal from the PBX before dialing.
The system detected the BT signal from the PBX before dialing.
The system detected the CT signal from the PBX before dialing.
The system detected the BT signal from the PBX after dialing.
The system detected the CT signal from the PBX after dialing.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Check the PBX.
035-746
September 2005
2-314
1st Version
035-747 Abort while dialing RAP
035-748 Abort during transmission RAP
The operation was stopped during dialing by using the Stop button.
The operation was stopped during transmission by using the Stop button.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-315
035-747, 035-748
035-749 No reply from remote station RAP
035-750 Power Off during transmission RAP
After dialing finished, the system could not receive the CED/DIS signal from the remote
machine, causing a transmission error or redialing to exceed the limit. Therefore no response
was returned.
The power was turned off during transmission, causing an error.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure


035-749, 035-750
September 2005
2-316
1st Version
035-751 Doc. send operation canceled RAP
035-752 Number of Job Restriction Error RAP
The operation was stopped during document sending by using the Stop button.
The number of jobs setup exceeded the limit.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-317
035-751, 035-752
035-753 Fax Memory Full RAP
035-754 File management memory full RAP
The accumulated image information exceeded the memory limit. (File Full, Append File Log
Error)
The accumulated document management exceeded the memory limit.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions

Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
035-753 , 035-754
September 2005
2-318
1st Version
035-755 File Add Page Error RAP
035-756 Cannot add page RAP
An Append File Log Error occurred.
No data on additional file.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-319
035-755, 035-756
035-757 No Receive Page RAP
035-758 No specified file or page RAP
The system received a transmission but it did not receive any page.
The specified file or the specified page was not found.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure

035-757, 035-758
September 2005
2-320
1st Version
035-759 No specified job RAP
035-760 File common processing Error RAP
The specified job was not found when transmission was canceled.
Time-out occurred due to COMM file access. Or, the file handler did not return an error code
when an error occurred.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-321
035-759, 035-760
035-761 File other processing Error RAP

The system accessed a file of an incorrect data type that could not handle transmission jobs.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
035-761
September 2005
2-322
1st Version
036-511 Illegal procedure 1551RAP
036-716 Wrong LSI Send (Busy Time-out) RAP
An error in the procedure was detected.
An error was detected in the LSI sending. (Send busy timed out)
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 17.1.
Refer to BSD 17.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-323
036-511, 036-716
036-717 Abnormal LSI operation RAP
036-720 C Line Off but I Line On RAP
An error was detected in the LSI operation.
When Line C was turned Off, Line I did not turn Off.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 17.1.
Refer to BSD 17.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
036-717, 036-720
September 2005
2-324
1st Version
036-721 I Line Off during Transmission RAP
036-747 Fast select response received RAP
Line I was not turned Off during transmission.
The system received restricted response for fast select.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 17.1.
Refer to BSD 17.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure

1st Version
September 2005
2-325
036-721 , 036-747
036-748 Receive remote charge request RAP
036-749 Abnormal LCGN RAP
The system received a request on incoming charge.
An error occurred in LCGN Control.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 17.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
036-748, 036-749
September 2005
2-326
1st Version
036-750 Illegal procedure 1301 RAP
036-793 Select communication Error RAP
A failure occurred during select transmission.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 17.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-327
036-750 , 036-793
036-795 Canceled by remote station RAP
036-796 Sent without multiple sets RAP
When sending with the Recipient Print Sets function, transmission was cut off because the
remote machine does not support multi-copy function.
When sending with the Recipient Print Sets function, the system sent as normal because the
remote machine does not support multi-copy function.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 17.1.
Refer to BSD 17.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
036-795, 036-796
September 2005
2-328
1st Version
036-797 Illegal procedure 1501 RAP

Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 17.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-329
036-797
036-797
September 2005
2-330
1st Version
041-210 MCU NVM is out of order Tray Module RAP
041-211 NVM Read/Write Failure Tray Module RAP
NVM data error occurred in the Tray Module PWB.
The Tray Module PWB NVM failed during the Read/Write operation.
NVM data error occurred in the 2TM PWB.
The 2TM PWB NVM failed during the Read/Write operation.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Reconnect the connection cable of the TM.
Procedure
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Check the connection of each 2TM PWB or TTM PWB connector. The connectors are connected correctly.
Y
N
Y
N

Y
N
Return to Service Call Procedures in Section 1.

Y
N
Check the wire between J541 and J413 for an open circuit or a short circuit (BSD 1.2 Flag 3 /
BSD 3.3 Flag 5/Flag 6). The wire between J541 and J413 is conducting without an open
Y
N
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the MCU PWB P413-A5 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 1.2 Flag 3). The
Y
N
Y
N
Replace the 2TModule PWB (PL 12.6/PL 13.8) or the TTM PWB (PL 12.6/PL 13.8). If the
problem persists, replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1).
Replace the 2TM PWB (PL 12.6/PL 13.8) or the TTM PWB (PL 12.6/PL 13.8). If the problem
persists, replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1).
1st Version
September 2005
2-331
041-210, 041-211
041-340 MCU RAM Read/Write Failure RAP
041-362 IOT NVM R/W Failure RAP
The MCU PWB RAM failed during the Read/Write operation.
The MCU PWB NVM failed during the Read/Write operation.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.1.
Refer to BSD 3.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N

Y
N

Y
N
041-340, 041-362
September 2005
2-332
1st Version
041-363 MCU NVM Broken Failure RAP
041-364 MCU CPU Power to access NVM is not enough

RAP
NVM data error occurred in the MCU PWB.
The MCU PWB NVM suffered an internal failure during the data write operation.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.1.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Refer to BSD 3.1.
Procedure
Power OFF/ON
Y
N
Procedure

Y
N
Check the ROM version by executing NVM[740-007 ROM Version]. The ROM is the latest
version.
Y
N
Replace the ROM with the latest version.
1st Version
September 2005
2-333
041-363, 041-364
041-366 MCU ASIC circuit to control Crum is defect RAP

The CRUM Control ASIC failed.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 9.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Check the connectors are securely connected between the MCU PWB and Toner CRUM PWB
(BSD 9.1) ( P/J127) . The connectors are securely connected.
Y
N
Ensure the connectors are securely connected.
Y
N
041-366
September 2005
2-334
1st Version
042-323 Drum K Motor Drive Failure RAP
042-325 Main Motor Failure RAP
The Drum Motor is not rotating at the specified speed.
The Main Motor is not rotating at the specified speed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 4.1.
Refer to BSD 4.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Reload the Xero/Developer Cartridge (PL 4.1) and the Fuser Unit (PL 5.1).
Reload the Xero/Developer Cartridge (PL 4.1) and the Fuser Unit (PL 5.1).
Procedure
Procedure
Execute Component Control[071-037 Drum Motor ON]. The Drum Motor can be heard.
Y
N
Execute Component Control[071-036 Main Motor ON]. The Main Motor can be heard.
Y
N
Check the installation of the Main Drive Assembly (PL 1.1). The Main Drive Assembly (PL
1.1) is installed correctly.
Y
N
Install the Main Drive Assembly (PL 1.1) correctly.
Check the installation of the Main Drive Assembly (PL 1.1). The Main Drive Assembly (PL
1.1) is installed correctly.
Y
N
Install the Main Drive Assembly (PL 1.1) correctly.
Check the wire between J408-7 and J214-8 for an open circuit or a short circuit (BSD 4.1 Flag
7). The wire between J408-7 and J214-8 is conducting without an open circuit or a short
circuit.
Y
N
Check the wire between J408-9 and J214-6 for an open circuit or a short circuit (BSD 4.1 Flag
1). The wire between J408-9 and J214-6 is conducting without an open circuit or a short
circuit.
Y
N
Manually rotate the Main Motor rotor. It rotates smoothly.

Y
N
Check for foreign substances that are interfering with operation or installation failure.
Foreign substances or installation failure are found.
Y
N
Manually rotate the Main Motor rotor. It rotates smoothly.

Y
N
Check for foreign substances that are interfering with operation or installation failure.
Foreign substances or installation failure are found.
Y
N
Remove the foreign substances that are interfering with operation and correct the installation failure.
Remove the foreign substances that are interfering with operation and correct the installation failure.
Replace the Main Drive Assembly (PL 1.1). If the problem persists, replace the MCU PWB (PL
9.1).
9.1).
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042-323, 042-325
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047-211 OCT1 Failure RAP
After the OCT1 Motor turned On, the OCT Home Sensor 1 did not turn On within the specified
time.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 10.6.
Power OFF/ON
Remove foreign substances in the offset mechanism.
N
Measure the resistance of the Offset Motor 1 (PL 6.2) between J206-1 (COM) and each
Y
N
Replace the Offset Motor 1 (PL 6.2).
Measure the voltage between the Exit PWB (PL 9.1) P432-7 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 10.6
Y
N
Replace the Exit PWB (PL 9.1).
Procedure
Manually operate the offset mechanism. The offset mechanism moves smoothly.
Y
N
Replace the Offset Motor 1 (PL 6.2). If the problem persists, replace the Exit PWB (PL
9.1).
Execute Component Control[047-205 OCT Home Sensor 1]. Actuate the OCT Home Sensor 1
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the Exit PWB P432-1 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 10.6 Flag 2).
Y
N
Actuate the OCT Home Sensor 1 with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the OCT Home Sensor 1 (PL 6.2).
Alternately execute Component Control[047-001 Offset Motor 1 FORWARD ON] and Component Control[047-005 Offset Motor 1 REVERSE ON]. The Offset Motor 1 (PL 6.2) starts up.
Y
N
Y
N
short circuit.
A
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047-211
047-212 OCT2 Failure RAP

After the OCT2 Motor turned On, the OCT Home Sensor 2 did not turn On within the specified
time.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 10.7.
Power OFF/ON
Remove foreign substances in the offset mechanism.
B
Flag 3). The wire between J433 and P207 is conducting without an open circuit or a
short circuit.
Y
N
Measure the resistance of the Offset Motor 2 (PL 6.4) between J207-1 (COM) and each
Y
N
Replace the Offset Motor 2 (PL 6.4).
Procedure
Manually operate the offset mechanism. The offset mechanism moves smoothly.
Y
N
Y
N
Execute Component Control[047-206 OCT Home Sensor 2]. Actuate the OCT Home Sensor 2
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J434, J606, P/J111 and SJ1. P/J434, J606, P/J111 and
SJ1 are connected correctly.
Y
N
Connect P/J434, J606, P/J111 and SJ1.
Replace the Offset Motor 2 (PL 6.4). If the problem persists, replace the Exit PWB (PL
9.1).
Y
N
Y
N
Actuate the OCT Home Sensor 2 with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the OCT Home Sensor 2 (PL 6.4).
Alternately execute Component Control[047-003 Offset Motor 2 FORWARD ON] and Component Control[047-004 Offset Motor 2 REVERSE ON]. The Offset Motor 2 (PL 6.4) starts up.
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J433, J606 and P/J207. P/J433, J606 and P/J207 are
connected correctly.
Y
N
Connect P/J433, J606 and P/J207.
A
B
047-212
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047-213 Different type of Finisher RAP
047-214 MCU-DM communication Error RAP
An invalid Finisher was installed.
Communication error occurred between the MCU PWB and the DUP Module.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.4.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Check the connection of the inlet. The inlet is connected correctly.

Y
N
Connect the inlet.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
short circuit.
Y
N
Check the connection of each DUP Module PWB connector. The connectors are connected
correctly.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Replace the Duplex PWB (PL 8.1). If the problem persists, replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1).
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047-213, 047-214
047-215 MCU-EXIT communication Error RAP
047-216 MCU-Finisher communication Error RAP
Transmission error occurred between the MCU PWB and the Exit PWB.
A communication error occurred between the MCU PWB and the Finisher.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.4.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Check the connection of each Exit PWB connector. The connectors are connected correctly.
Y
N
Flag 2). The wire between J421 and J431 is conducting without an open circuit or a short
circuit.
Y
N
Check the connection of the Power Unit P/J526. P/J526 is connected correctly.
Y
N
Connect P/J526.
Procedure
Check the connection of the inlet. The inlet is connected correctly.
Y
N
Connect the inlet.
Y
N
Y
N
circuit.
Y
N
The wire between J430 and J526 is conducting without an open circuit or a short circuit.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the Exit PWB P430-3 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 1.2 Flag 4). The
Y
N
Replace the Power Unit (PL 9.1).
Replace the Exit PWB (PL 9.1). If the problem persists, replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1).
047-215, 047-216
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047-218 MCU-TM communication Error RAP
Transmission error occurred between the MCU PWB and the TTM PWB.
Transmission error occurred between the MCU PWB and the 2TM PWB.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Check the connection of each 2TM PWB or TTModule PWB connector. The connectors are
Y
N
Y
N
End
Y
N
Y
N
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047-218
047-218
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061-315 SOS Long K Failure RAP
061-321 ROS Motor Failure RAP
The light intensity of the LD2 does not reach the specified value.
The ROS Motor rotation speed does not reach the specified value within the specified
time after the ROS Motor started rotating.
Initial Actions
The light intensity of the LD1 does not reach the specified value.
Refer to BSD 6.4.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Refer to BSD 6.4.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Check the connections of P/J406 and P/J140. P/J406 and
rectly.
Y
N
P/J140 are connected cor-
circuit.
Y
N
Install the Xero/Developer Cartridge securely.
Measure the voltage between the MCU PWB P406-2 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 6.4 Flag 3). The
voltage is +5VDC.
Y
N
Replace the ROS Unit (PL 3.1). If the problem persists, replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1).
Procedure
rectly.
Y
N

rectly.
Y
N
circuit.
Y
N
The wire between J406 and J130 is conducting without an open circuit or a short circuit.
Y
N
Execute Component Control[061-001 ROS MOTOR ON]. The ROS Motor can be heard.
Y
N
The voltage is +24VDC.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the MCU PWB P400-1 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 1.2 Flag
1). The voltage is +24VDC.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the Power Unit P526-4 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 1.2
Flag 1). The voltage is +24VDC.
Y
N
Repair the open circuit between J526 and J400.
Install the Xero/Developer Cartridge securely.
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Measure the voltage between the MCU PWB P406-2 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 6.4 Flag 3). The
voltage is +5VDC.
Y
N
061-333 ROS Fan defect RAP
Refer to BSD 6.5.
ROS Fan rotation failure.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Clear away foreign substances and dust in the rotation mechanism.
Procedure
Execute Component Control[042-003 ROS FAN ON].Check for noise in the rotation of the
ROS Fan (PL 3.1). The ROS Fan (PL 3.1) is rotating.
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Replace the ROS Fan (PL 3.1).
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062-210 IISS Hot Line Failure RAP
062-211 IISS EEPROM LOCAL Failure RAP
There is an open circuit in the cable between the IIT/IPS PWB and the ESS PWB.
The IPS EEPROM failed during the Read/Write operation. (Local)
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.1.
Refer to BSD 3.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Check the connection of each IIT/IPS PWB connector. The connectors are connected correctly.
Y
N
Y
N
Check the connection of each ESS PWB connector. The connectors are connected correctly.
Y
N

Y
N
End
circuit.
Y
N
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062-210 , 062-211
062-277 IISS - DADF Communication Failure RAP
062-300 Platen Interlock Open RAP
Transmission error occurred between the IIT/IPS PWB and the DADF PWB.
The Platen Interlock is open.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.5.
Refer to BSD 6.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Check the connection of each DADF PWB connector. The connectors are connected correctly.
Y
N
Check the wire between J751 and J750, and between J752 and J750 for an open circuit or a
short circuit (BSD 3.5 Flag 1). The wires between J751 and J750, and between J752 and
J750 are conducting without an open circuit or a short circuit.
Y
N
Check the installation of the Platen Angle Sensor. The Platen Angle Sensor is installed correctly.
Y
N
Install the Platen Angle Sensor correctly.
Execute Component Control[062-301]. Open and close the Platen Cover. The display
changes.
Y
N
Y
N
Replace the IIT/IPS PWB (PL 11.3). If the problem persists, replace the DADF PWB (PL 15.3).
a short circuit.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the IIT/IPS PWB P722-B1 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 6.1 Flag
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the IIT/IPS PWB P722-B2 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 6.1 Flag
5).
Actuate the Platen Angle Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the Platen Angle Sensor (PL 11.4).
Replace the Platen Angle Sensor (PL 11.4).
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062-310 IISS - Controller Communication Failure RAP
062-311 IISS Software Logic Failure RAP
Transmission error occurred between the IIT/IPS PWB and the ESS PWB.
A software error was detected by the IIT/IPS PWB.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.1.
Refer to BSD 6.2.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Procedure
version.
Y
N
Replace the IIT/IPS PWB (PL 11.3). If the problem persists, replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1).
circuit.
Y
N
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062-310 , 062-311
062-345 IISS EEPROM sub system Failure RAP
062-360 Carriage Position Failure RAP
The IPS EEPROM failed during the Read/Write operation.
An error occurred while counting the pulses of the Carriage Motor.
After the Carriage Motor turned On, the IIT Registration Sensor did not turn On within the
specified time.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.1.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Refer to BSD 6.3.
Procedure
Power OFF/ON
Y
N
Procedure

Y
N
End
Check the Carriage Rail for foreign substances and distortion. Distortion or foreign substances are found in the Carriage Rail.
Y
N
Execute Component Control[062-212 IIT Registration Sensor]. Actuate the IIT Registration
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the IIT/IPS PWB P722-A7 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 6.3 Flag 2/
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the IIT/IPS PWB P722-A9 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 6.3 Flag
2).
Actuate the IIT Registration Sensor (PL 11.4) with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the IIT Registration Sensor (PL 11.4).
Alternately execute Component Control[062-005 Carriage Motor SCAN ON] and Component
Control[062-006 Carriage Motor RETURN ON]. The Carriage Motor (PL 11.5) starts up.
Y
N
Y
N
A
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B
circuit.
Y
N
Measure the resistance of the Carriage Motor (PL 11.5). The resistance between J7215/6 and J721-1/2/3/4 is approx. 1Ohm.
Y
N
Replace the Carriage Motor (PL 11.5).
Measure the voltage between the IIT/IPS PWB (PL 11.3) P722-B10 (+) and GND (-), and
between P722-B11 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 6.3 Flag 1). The voltage is approx. +24VDC.
Y
N
Replace the Carriage Motor (PL 11.5). If the problem persists, replace the IIT/IPS PWB
(PL 11.3).
062-371 Lamp Illumination Failure RAP

The amount of light from Exposure Lamp is inadequate which gets incident on CCD at the start
of scan or at the initialization of IIT after power on.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 6.3.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Check the lamp, lens, mirror and the white correcting plate for abnormalities such as contamination and deterioration. Abnormality such as contamination or deterioration of the lamp,
lens, mirror or the white correcting plate is found.
Y
N
Replace the lamp, lens, mirror or the white correcting plate.
Execute Component Control[062-002 IIT Exposure Lamp]. The Exposure Lamp (PL 11.6)
lights up.
Y
N
Y
N
Check the wire between J702 and J723 for an open circuit or a short circuit. The
wire
between J702 and J723 is conducting without an open circuit or a short circuit.
Y
N
Replace the Lamp Wire Harness (PL 11.6).
Measure the voltage between the IIT/IPS PWB (PL 11.3) P723-1 (+) and GND (-), and
Y
N
Replace the Exposure Lamp (PL 11.6). If the problem persists, replace the Lamp Ballast
PWB (PL 11.6). if the problem persists, replace the IIT/IPS PWB (PL 11.3).
rectly.
Y
N
Replace the CCD PWB (PL 11.4). If the problem persists, replace the IIT/IPS PWB (PL 11.3).
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062-360, 062-371
062-380 Platen AGC CH1 Failure RAP
062-386 Platen AOC CH1 Failure RAP
At the adjustment of CCD output after power on, CCD does not make a correct output which it
should when it receives a specified amount of light.
At the adjustment of CCD output after power on, CCD does not make a correct output which it
should when no light is incident on it.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 6.3.
Refer to BSD 6.2.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Check the lamp, lens, mirror and the white correcting plate for abnormalities such as contamination and deterioration. Abnormality such as contamination or deterioration of the lamp,
lens, mirror or the white correcting plate is found.
Y
N
Replace the lamp, lens, mirror or the white correcting plate.
Y
N
Execute Component Control[062-002 IIT Exposure Lamp]. The Exposure Lamp (PL 11.6)
lights up.
Y
N
Y
N

Y
N
End
circuit.
Y
N
Replace the Lamp Wire Harness (PL 11.6).
Measure the voltage between the IIT/IPS PWB (PL 11.3) P723-1 (+) and GND (-), and
Y
N
Replace the Exposure Lamp (PL 11.6). If the problem persists, replace the Lamp Ballast
PWB (PL 11.6). if the problem persists, replace the IIT/IPS PWB (PL 11.3).
rectly.
Y
N
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062-389 Carriage Over Run Failure RAP
062-392 IISS PWBA Memory Failure-1 RAP
The carriage over run.
The IIT/IPS PWB RAM failed during the Read/Write operation.
The Shading Memory failed during the Read/Write operation.
Initial Actions
The Gap Memory failed during the Read/Write operation.
Refer to BSD 3.1.
The ASIC does not work.
Power OFF/ON
Initial Actions
Procedure
Y
N
Connect the connectors. Turn on the power again. [062-389] reoccurs.
Y
N
End
Refer to BSD 3.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
End
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September 2005
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062-389, 062-392
062-393 IISS PWBA Failure-2 RAP

An internal processing error occurred in the IIT/IPS PWB.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 6.2.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Check the connection of each IIT/IPS PWB (PL 11.3) connector. The connectors are connected
correctly.
Y
N
Turn on the power again. The same problem reoccurs.
Y
N
End
Replace the IIT/IPS PWB (PL 11.3). If the problem persists, replace the CCD PWB (PL 11.4).
062-393
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071-105 Tray 1 Registration Sensor On JAM RAP
After the Tray 1 Feed/Lift Motor turned On, the Registration Sensor did not turn On within the
specified time.
Initial Actions
N
Y
N
Refer to BSD 8.7.
Remove the Tray 1 Feed/Lift Motor (PL 2.3) and the Tray 2 Feed/Lift Motor (PL 2.3).
If jams occur after servicing components in the Left Upper Cover Assembly (PL 2.8), the
Chute Assembly may be out of position (PL 2.8). Verify installation.
Replace the Tray 1 Feed/Lift Motor with the Tray 2 Feed/Lift Motor.
Power OFF/ON
Execute Component Control[071-007 Tray 1 Feed/Lift Motor ON]. The Tray 2 Feed/Lift
Motor (PL 2.3) can be heard.
Y
N
Return the Tray 2 Feed/Lift Motor to its original position.
Procedure
(28CPM Model)
Y
N
Flag 1). The wire between J201 and J409 is conducting without an open circuit
or a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Connect P/J104.
a short circuit.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the MCU PWB P403-B13 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 8.7 Flag
Y
N

Replace the Tray 1 Feed/Lift Motor (PL 2.3).
(33CPM Model)
Y
N
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the MCU PWB P403-B8 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 8.7 Flag 1).
Y
N
Y
N
Connect P/J104.

Y
N
a short circuit.
Execute Component Control[071-007 Tray 1 Feed/Lift Motor ON]. The Tray 1 Feed/Lift Motor
A
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B
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
or a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N

Execute Component Control [071-108 Tray 1 Pre Feed Sensor].Actuate the Tray 1 Pre Feed
Sensor (PL 2.3) with paper . The display changes.
Y
N
Check the Connection of P/J133, P/J601 and P/J409. P/J133, P/J601 and P/J409
Y
N

Check the Wire between P/J133 and P/J409 for open circuit (BSD8.1 Flag 2/Flag 3).
The Wire between P/J133 and P/J409 is conducting without an open circuit or a
short circuit.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between MCU PWB P409-A15(+)and GND(-)(BSD8.1 Flag 3). The
voltage is aprox. +5VDC.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between MCU PWB P409-A14(+)and GND(-)(BSD8.1 Flag 2). Actuate the Tray 1 Pre Feed Sensor (PL 2.3) with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the Tray 1 Pre Feed Sensor (PL 2.3).
Y
N
Y
N
B
071-105
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071-210 Tray 1 Lift Up Failure RAP

After the Tray 1 Feed/Lift Motor turned On, the Tray 1 Level Sensor did not turn On within the
specified time.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 7.7.
Remove foreign substances in the tray.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Remove the tray and reinstall. The Tray 1 Feed/Lift Motor can be heard.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
A
Execute Component Control[071-206 Tray 1 Level Sensor]. Manually activate the Tray 1 Level
Sensor (PL 2.3). The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the MCU PWB P409-A7 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 7.7 Flag 3).
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the MCU PWB P409-A9 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 7.7 Flag 2).
Activate the actuator of the Tray 1 Level Sensor (PL 2.3). The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the Tray 1 Level Sensor (PL 2.3).
Execute Component Control[071-007 Tray 1 Feed/Lift Motor ON]. The Tray 2 Feed/
Lift Motor (PL 2.3) can be heard.
Y
N
Check the wire between J201 and J409 for an open circuit or a short circuit
(BSD 7.7 Flag 1). The wire between J201 and J409 is conducting without
an open circuit or a short circuit.
Y
N
Check the installation of the Tray 1 Level Sensor (PL 2.3) and the operation of the actuator.
The Tray 1 Level Sensor is installed correctly and the actuator works.
Y
N
Reinstall the Tray 1 Level Sensor (PL 2.3).
A
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071-210
071-211 Tray 1 Broken RAP

The Tray 1 Paper Size Switch failed.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 7.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
071-211
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072-101 Tray 2 Miss Feed JAM RAP
After the Tray 2 Feed/Lift Motor turned On, the Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor did not turn On within
the specified time.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 7.8.
Refer to BSD 8.2.
Power OFF/ON
N
Y
N
Procedure
Y
N
(28CPM Model)
Y
N
or a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N

Execute Component Control[071-100 Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor]. Actuate the Tray 2 Feed Out
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Actuate the Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor (PL 2.5) with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor (PL 2.5).

(33CPM Model)
Y
N
Y
N
Execute Component Control[071-100 Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor]. Actuate the Tray 2 Feed Out
Y
N
Y
N
A
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B
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
D
Y
N
or a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N

Sensor (PL 2.3) with paper . The display changes.
Y
N
Check the Connection of P/J134, P/J602 and P/J409. P/J134, P/J602 and P/J409
Y
N

Check the Wire between P/J134 and P/J409 for open circuit (BSD8.1 Flag 4/Flag 5).
The Wire between P/J134 and P/J409 is conducting without an open circuit or a
short circuit.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between MCU PWB P409-B15(+)and GND(-)(BSD8.1 Flag 5). The
voltage is aprox. +5VDC.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between MCU PWB P409-B14(+)and GND(-)(BSD8.1 Flag 4). Actuate the Tray 2 Pre Feed Sensor (PL 2.3) with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the Tray 2 Pre Feed Sensor (PL 2.3).
Y
N
Y
N
C
D
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After the Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor turned On, the Registration Sensor did not turn On within the
specified time.
Measure the resistance of the Takeaway Roll Clutch (PL 2.4) (BSD 8.2 Flag 3). (Between
P204-1 and P204-4) The resistance is approx. 250~100Ohm.
Y
N
Replace the Takeaway Roll Clutch (PL 2.4).
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 8.7.
Refer to BSD 8.2.
Power OFF/ON
N
circuit.
Y
N
Procedure
(28CPM Model)
Y
N

Y
N
(33CPM Model)

Y
N
Y
N
Connect P/J104.
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Connect P/J104.
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Execute Component Control[071-015 Takeaway Roll Clutch ON]. The Takeaway Roll Clutch
Y
N
A
B
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B
Y
N
After the Tray 2 Feed/Lift Motor turned On, the Tray 2 Level Sensor did not turn On within the
specified time.

Execute Component Control [071-017 Takeaway Motor 242 ON] or [071-018 Takeaway Motor
145 ON]. Takeaway Motor(PL 1.1) can be heard.
Y
N
Check the Connection of P/J422. P/J422 is connected correctly.
Y
N
Connect P/J422.
Measure the voltage between MCU PWB P422-2(+)and GND(-),and P422-5(+)and
GND(-) (BSD8.2 Flag 5). The voltage is aprox. +24VDC.
Y
N
Replace the Takeaway Motor (PL 1.1)
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 7.8.
Reload paper in the tray correctly.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Execute Component Control[071-008 Tray 2 Feed/Lift Motor ON]. The Tray 1 Feed/
Lift Motor (PL 2.3) can be heard.
Y
N
Y
N
Check the installation of the Tray 2 Level Sensor (PL 2.3) and the operation of the actuator.
The Tray 2 Level Sensor is installed correctly and the actuator works.
Y
N
Reinstall the Tray 2 Level Sensor (PL 2.3).
A
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Execute Component Control[071-207 Tray 2 Level Sensor]. Manually activate the Tray 2 Level
Sensor (PL 2.3). The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N

Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 7.2.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Activate the actuator of the Tray 2 Level Sensor (PL 2.3). The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the Tray 2 Level Sensor (PL 2.3).

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the specified time.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 8.3.
Refer to BSD 3.3.
Refer to BSD 7.9.
Power OFF/ON
Actuate the Tray 3 Feed Out Sensor (PL 12.5/PL 13.5) with paper. The
changes.
Y
N
Procedure
(28CPM Model)
voltage
Y
N
Y
N
Execute Component Control [071-101 Tray 3 Feed Out Sensor]. Actuate the Tray 3 Feed Out
Sensor (PL 12.5/PL 13.5) with paper. The display changes.
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J821, P/J841, P/J548, P/J541 and P/J413. P/J821, P/
J841 P/J548, P/J541 and P/J413 are connected correctly.
Y
N
Connect P/J821, P/J841, P/J548, P/J541 and P/J413.
1/Flag 2/Flag 3 / BSD 8.5 Flag 1/Flag 2/Flag 3). The wire between J821 and J548 is
conducting without an open circuit or a short circuit.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the Tray Module PWB P548-8 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 8.3
Y
N
changes.
Y
N
Replace the Tray 3 Feed Out Sensor (PL 12.5/PL 13.5).
B
Check the wire between J541-10 and J413-B4 for an open circuit or a short circuit (BSD
3.3 Flag 1). The wire between J541-10 and J413-B4 is conducting without an open
Y
N
voltage
Execute Component Control [073-009 Tray 3 Feed/Lift Motor ON]. The Tray 3
Motor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6) can be heard.
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J220B, P/J661B, P/J549, P/J541 and P/J413.
P/J661B, P/J549, P/J541 and P/J413 are connected correctly.
Y
N
Connect P/J220B, P/J661B, P/J549, P/J541 and P/J413.
Feed/Lift
P/J220B,
Remove the Tray 3 Feed/Lift Motor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6) and the Tray 4 Feed/Lift Motor (PL
12.3/PL 13.6).
Execute Component Control [073-009 Tray 3 Feed/Lift Motor ON]. The Tray 4 Feed/Lift
Y
N
Check the wire between J220B and J549 for an open circuit or a short circuit (BSD
7.9 Flag 1 / BSD 7.11 Flag 1). The wire between J220B and J549 is conducting
without an open circuit or a short circuit.
Y
N
Replace the Tray 3 Feed/Lift Motor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6).
(33CPM Model)
A
B
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N
Y
N
Measure the voltage between Tray Module PWB P549-30(+)and GND(-)(BSD8.1 Flag 7).
The voltage is aprox. +5VDC.
Y
N
Replace Tray Module PWB (PL 12.6/PL 13.8).
Y
N
changes.
Y
N
voltage
Actuate the Tray 3 Pre Feed Sensor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6) with paper. The
voltage
changes.
Y
N
Replace the Tray 3 Pre Feed Sensor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6).
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J220B, P/J661B, P/J549, P/J541 and P/J413.
P/J661B, P/J549, P/J541 and P/J413 are connected correctly.
Y
N
Connect P/J220B, P/J661B, P/J549, P/J541 and P/J413.
Feed/Lift
P/J220B,
12.3/PL 13.6).
Y
N
Y
N
changes.
Y
N
P/J661B and P/
Check the Wire between P/J103B and P/J549 for open circuit (BSD8.1 Flag 6/Flag 7).
The Wire between P/J103B and P/J549 is conducting without an open circuit or a
short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
J841 P/J548, P/J541 and P/J413 are connected correctly.
Y
N
Y
N
N
Check the Connection of P/J103B, P/J661B and P/J549. P/J103B,
Y
N
Check the wire between J220B and J549 for an open circuit or a short circuit (BSD
7.9 Flag 1 / BSD 7.11 Flag 1). The wire between J220B and J549 is conducting
Y
N
voltage

Sensor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6) with paper . The display changes.

C
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073-102 Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor On JAM (Tray 3 Feed)

RAP
After the Tray 3 Feed Out Sensor turned On, the Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor did not turn On
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 8.2.
Refer to BSD 8.4.
If a grinding noise was reported or is heard and accompanies the 073-102 code, there
may be incorrect gear mesh between TTM Takeaway Clutch (PL 13.8) and its drive gear,
located to the right. Loosen the bracket fixing screws and reposition bracket for best gear
mesh without binding.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Execute Component Control [071-100 Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor]. Actuate the Tray 2 Feed
Out Sensor (PL 2.5) with paper. The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
A
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A
Execute Component Control [073-006 2TM/TTM Takeaway Motor ON]. The 2TM/TTM Takeaway Motor (PL 12.6/PL 13.8) can be heard.
Y
N
Y
N

specified time.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 8.7.
Refer to BSD 8.2.
1 / BSD 8.6 Flag 1). The wire between J826 and J552 is conducting without an open
Y
N
Refer to BSD 8.4.
Power OFF/ON
Replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1). If the problem persists, replace the Tray Module PWB
(PL 12.6/PL 13.8).
Y
N
Replace the Transport Roll.Check for foreign substances, distortion and paper powder in
the paper transport path.
Procedure
(28CPM Model)
No distortion, foreign substances, or paper powder are found in the paper transport
path.
Y
N
Execute Component Control [089-100 Registration Sensor]. Manually activate the actuator of
Y
N
Y
N
Connect P/J104.
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
A
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Execute Component Control [071-015 Takeaway Roll Clutch ON]. The Takeaway Roll Clutch
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
N
Y
N
Y
N
Connect P/J104.
a short circuit.
Y
N
circuit.
Y
N
Y
N

Y
N
Y
N
1/ BSD 8.6 Flag 1). The wire between J826 and J552 is conducting without an open
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Connect P/J422.

Y
N
(PL 12.6/PL 13.8).

Y
N
Replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1). If the problem persists, replace the Tray Module PWB (PL
12.6/PL 13.8).

(33CPM Model)
Y
N
Replace the Transport Roll.Check for foreign substances, distortion and paper powder in
the paper transport path.
Y
N
Y
N
No distortion, foreign substances, or paper powder are found in the paper transport
path.
B
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C
Y
N
(PL 12.6/PL 13.8).
12.6/PL 13.8).
After the 2TM-Tray 3 Feed/Lift Motor turned On, the 2TM-Tray 3 Level Sensor did not turn
After the TTM-Tray 3 Feed/Lift Motor turned On, the TTM-Tray 3 Level Sensor did not
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J220B, P/J661B and P/J549. P/J220B,
P/J661B
and P/J549 are connected correctly.
Y
N
Remove the Tray 3 Feed/Lift Motor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6) and the Tray 4 Feed/Lift Motor
(PL 12.3/PL 13.6).
Execute Component Control [073-009 Tray 3 Feed/Lift Motor ON]. The
Feed/Lift Motor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6) can be heard.
Y
N
Tray
Check the wire between J220B and J549 for an open circuit or a short circuit
(BSD 7.9 Flag 1 / BSD 7.11 Flag 1). The wire between J220B and J549 is
Y
N
Check the installation of the Tray 3 Level Sensor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6) and the operation of the
actuator. The Tray 3 Level Sensor is installed correctly and the actuator works.
Y
N
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A
Execute Component Control [071-208 Tray 3 Level Sensor]. Manually activate the Tray 3 Level
Sensor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6). The display changes.
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J101B, P/J661B and P/J549. P/J101B, P/J661B and P/
Y
N
Check the wire between J101B and J549 for an open circuit or a short circuit (BSD 7.9
Flag 2/Flag 3 / BSD 7.11 Flag 2/Flag 3). The wire between J101B and J549 is conducting without an open circuit or a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Activate the actuator of the Tray 3 Level Sensor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6). The
changes.
Y
N
Replace the Tray 3 Level Sensor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6).
voltage

Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
[For 2TM]
Y
N
Y
N
[For TTM]
Y
N

Y
N
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the specified time.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 8.5.
Refer to BSD 3.3.
Refer to BSD 7.10.
Power OFF/ON
changes.
Y
N
Procedure
(28CPM Model)
voltage
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J825, P/J842, P/J548, P/J541 and P/J413. The connectors are connected correctly.
Y
N
4/Flag 5/Flag 6). The wire between J825 and J548 is conducting without an open circuit or a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Flag 4).
changes.
Y
N
B
Y
N
voltage
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J220A, P/J661A, P/J549, P/J541 and P/J413.
P/J661A, P/J549, P/J541 and P/J413 are connected correctly.
Y
N
Connect P/J220A, P/J661A, P/J549, P/J541 and P/J413.
Feed/Lift
P/J220A,
12.3/PL 13.6).
Y
N
Check the wire between J220A and J549 for an open circuit or a short circuit (BSD
7.10 Flag 1 / BSD 7.12 Flag 1). The wire between J220A and J549 is conducting
Y
N
(33CPM Model)
A
B
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N
Y
N
Check the Wire between P/J103A and P/J549 for open circuit (BSD8.1 Flag 8/Flag 9).
The Wire between P/J103A and P/J549 is conducting without an open circuit or a
short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
The voltage is aprox. +5VDC.
Y
N
Replace Tray Module PWB (PL 12.6/PL 13.8).
Y
N
Y
N
Flag 4).
changes.
Y
N
voltage
Actuate the Tray 4 Pre Feed Sensor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6) with paper. The
voltage
changes.
Y
N
Replace the Tray 4 Pre Feed Sensor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6).
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J220A, P/J661A, P/J549, P/J541 and P/J413.
P/J661A, P/J549, P/J541 and P/J413 are connected correctly.
Y
N
Connect P/J220A, P/J661A, P/J549, P/J541 and P/J413.
Feed/Lift
P/J220A,
12.3/PL 13.6).
Y
N
Y
N
changes.
Y
N
N
Check the Connection of P/J103A, P/J661A and P/J549. P/J103A, P/J661A and P/
Y
N
Check the wire between J220A and J549 for an open circuit or a short circuit (BSD
7.10 Flag 1 / BSD 7.12 Flag 1). The wire between J220A and J549 is conducting
Y
N
voltage

Sensor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6) with paper . The display changes.

C
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C

RAP
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 8.2.
Refer to BSD 8.4.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
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N
Y
N

RAP
1 / BSD 8.6 Flag 1). The wire between J826 and J552 is conducting without an open
Y
N
Initial Actions
(PL 12.6/PL 13.8).
Refer to BSD 8.3.
Refer to BSD 3.3.
Refer to BSD 8.4.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
J841, P/J548, P/J541 and P/J413 are connected correctly.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
changes.
Y
N
A
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voltage
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B
Y
N
changes.
Y
N
voltage

specified time.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 8.7.
Refer to BSD 8.2.
Refer to BSD 7.9.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
(28CPM Model)

Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
(PL 12.6/PL 13.8).
12.6/PL 13.8).
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Connect P/J104.
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Execute Component Control [073-015 Takeaway Roll Clutch ON]. The Takeaway Roll Clutch
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A
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
circuit.
Y
N
B
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Connect P/J422.
Y
N

(33CPM Model)
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Connect P/J104.
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
A
B
074-105
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After the 2TM-Tray 4 Feed/Lift Motor turned On, the 2TM-Tray 4 Level Sensor did not turn
After the TTM-Tray 4 Feed/Lift Motor turned On, the TTM-Tray 4 Level Sensor did not
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Check the wire between J101A and J549 for an open circuit or a short circuit (BSD 7.10
Flag 2/Flag 3 / BSD 7.12 Flag 2/Flag 3). The wire between J101A and J549 is conducting without an open circuit or a short circuit.
Y
N
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J220A, P/J661A and P/J549. P/J220A,
P/J661A
and P/J549 are connected correctly.
Y
N
Remove the Tray 3 Feed/Lift Motor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6) and the Tray 4 Feed/Lift Motor
(PL 12.3/PL 13.6).
Execute Component Control [073-010 Tray 4 Feed/Lift Motor ON]. The
Feed/Lift Motor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6) can be heard.
Y
N
A
Execute Component Control [071-209 Tray 4 Level Sensor]. Manually activate the Tray 4 Level
Sensor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6). The display changes.
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J101A, P/J661A and P/J549. P/J101A, P/J661A and P/
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the Tray Module PWB P549-A7 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 7.10
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the Tray Module PWB P549-A9 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 7.10
Activate the actuator of the Tray 4 Level Sensor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6). The
changes.
Y
N
Replace the Tray 4 Level Sensor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6).
voltage

Tray
Check the wire between J220A and J549 for an open circuit or a short circuit
(BSD 7.10 Flag 1 / BSD 7.12 Flag 1). The wire between J220A and J549 is
Y
N
Check the installation of the Tray 4 Level Sensor (PL 12.3/PL 13.6) and the operation of the
actuator. The Tray 4 Level Sensor is installed correctly and the actuator works.
Y
N
A
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Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
[For 2TM]
Y
N
Y
N
[For TTM]
Y
N
Y
N
074-211
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075-135 MPT Registration Sensor On JAM RAP
After the MPT Feed Solenoid turned On, the Registration Sensor did not turn On within the
specified time.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 8.7.
Refer to BSD 8.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
N
Execute Component Control [071-012 MPT Feed Solenoid ON]. The MPT Feed Solenoid (PL
7.2) can be heard.
Y
N
Y
N
Measure the resistance of the MPT Feed Solenoid (PL 7.2) (BSD 8.1 Flag 1). (Between
P205-1 and P205-2). The resistance is approx. 90Ohm.
Y
N
Replace the MPT Feed Solenoid (PL 7.2).
Check the installation of the MPT. The MPT is installed correctly.

Y
N
Install the MPT correctly.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Connect P/J104.
short circuit.
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Execute Component Control [071-036 Main Motor ON]. The Main Motor in the Main Drive
Assembly starts rotating and the Fuser starts up.
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077-101 Registration Sensor Off JAM RAP

After the Registration Clutch turned On, the Registration Sensor did not turn Off within the
specified time.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 8.7.
Power OFF/ON
B
Measure the resistance of the Registration Clutch (PL 2.4) between P215-1 and P215-2
(BSD 8.7 Flag 3). The resistance is approx. 240Ohm.
Y
N
Replace the Registration Clutch (PL 2.4).
circuit.
Y
N
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Connect P/J104.
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Execute Component Control [089-002 Registration Clutch ON]. The Registration Clutch (PL
2.4) can be heard.
Y
N
Y
N
Connect P/J215.
A
B
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077-103 Fuser Exit Sensor Off JAM RAP

After the Fuser Exit Sensor turned On, the Fuser Exit Sensor did not turn Off within the specified time.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 10.2.
Power OFF/ON
B
Y
N
Procedure
Check the installation of the Fuser. The Fuser is installed correctly.
Y
N
Install the Fuser correctly.
Y
N
Open Left Upper Cover Assembly and verify that Exit 1 Gate (PL 6.2) is free to move. Exit
Gate is free to move.
Y
N
Repair as required.
Check the clearance between the Diverter Gate and the Fixed Guide on the left hand door. PL
6.4 - PL 6.6). Operation is satisfactory.
Y
N
Repair as required (PL 6.4 - PL 6.6).
Execute Component Control [010-100 Fuser Exit Sensor]. Manually activate the actuator of the
Fuser Exit Sensor (PL 5.1). The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Actuate the Fuser Exit Sensor with paper. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the Fuser Exit Sensor (PL 5.1).
A
B
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A
077-104 Exit Sensor off (too short) JAM RAP

After the Fuser Exit Sensor turned On, the Fuser Exit Sensor turned Off before the specified
time.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 10.2.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
A
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077-106 Fuser Exit Sensor On JAM RAP

After the Registration Clutch turned On, the Fuser Exit Sensor did not turn On within the specified time.
Initial Actions
A
Execute Component Control [091-004 DTS ON]. Measure the voltage between the MCU PWB
P403-A5 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 9.4 Flag 1). The voltage is approx. +5VDC.
Y
N
Check the wire between J403-A5 and J500-11 for an open circuit or a short circuit (BSD 9.4
circuit.
Y
N

Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Re place the Xero/Developer Cartridge (PL 4.1). If the problem persists, replace the HVPS
(PL 9.1). if the problem persists, replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1).

Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
A
077-106
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077-109 IOT Exit Sensor ON JAM Straight RAP
After the Fuser Exit Sensor turned On, the Exit 2 Sensor did not turn On within the specified
time.
Measure the resistance of the Exit 2 Motor (PL 6.4) between J208-1 (COM) and each
Y
N
Replace the Exit 2 Motor (PL 6.4).
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 10.3.
Refer to BSD 10.4.
Power OFF/ON
Replace the Exit 2 Motor (PL 6.4). If the problem persists, replace the Exit PWB (PL 9.1).
Procedure
Execute Component Control [047-024 Exit Gate Solenoid ON]. The Exit Gate Solenoid (PL
6.4) starts up and the gates start switching.
Y
N
short circuit.
Y
N
Check the installation of the Exit 2 Module. The Exit 2 Module is installed correctly.
Y
N
Install the Exit 2 Module correctly.
Y
N
Y
N
Open Left Upper Cover Assembly and verify that Exit 1 Gate (PL 6.2) is free to move. Exit
Gate is free to move.
Y
N
Repair as required.
N
Measure the resistance of the Exit Gate Solenoid (PL 6.4) between J209-1 and J209-2
(BSD 10.4 Flag 4). The resistance is approx. 160Ohm.
Y
N
1
Replace the Exit Gate Solenoid (PL 6.4). If the problem persists, replace the Exit PWB
(PL 9.1).
Check the clearance between the Diverter Gate and the Fixed Guide on the left hand door. PL
6.4 - PL 6.6). Operation is satisfactory.
Y
N
Repair as required (PL 6.4 - PL 6.6).
Execute Component Control [071-110 Exit 2 Sensor]. Actuate the Exit 2 Sensor (PL 6.4) with
Y
N
Y
N
Replace the Exit 2 Sensor (PL 6.4). If the problem persists, replace the Exit PWB (PL
9.1).
Execute Component Control [047-023 Exit 2 Motor ON]. The Exit 2 Motor (PL 6.4) can be
heard.
Y
N
short circuit.
A
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077-113 IOT Exit Sensor OFF JAM Straight RAP
077-114 Exit 2 Sensor Static JAM RAP
After the Exit 2 Sensor turned On, the Exit 2 Sensor did not turn Off within the specified time.
Paper remains on the Exit 2 Sensor.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 10.3.
Refer to BSD 10.3.
Refer to BSD 10.4.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Check the installation of the Exit 2 Module. The Exit 2 Module is installed correctly.
Y
N
Install the Exit 2 Module correctly.
Y
N
Y
N
9.1).
Y
N
Y
N
9.1).
heard.
Y
N
short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
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1st Version
077-129 Registration Sensor On JAM (Duplex Feed/Stop

Case) RAP
In the case where Duplex feeding stops, the Registration Sensor did not turn On within the
specified time after the Duplex Motor turned On.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 8.7.
Refer to BSD 9.3.
Power OFF/ON
A
Execute Component Control [073-016 Duplex Motor ON]. The Duplex Motor (PL 8.1) can be
heard.
Y
N
short circuit.
Y
N
Replace the Duplex Motor (PL 8.1). If the problem persists, replace the Duplex PWB (PL
8.1).
Procedure
Replace the Duplex PWB (PL 8.1).
Check the installation of the DUP Module. The DUP Module is installed correctly.
Y
N
Install the DUP Module correctly.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Connect P/J104.
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
A
1st Version
September 2005
2-387
077-129
077-130 Duplex Out Sensor On JAM RAP
In the case where there is non-stop Duplex feed, the Registration Sensor did not turn On within
the specified time after the Duplex Sensor turned On.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 8.7.
Refer to BSD 9.3.
Refer to BSD 10.5.
N
Y
N
Replace the Duplex Sensor (PL 8.1). If the problem persists, replace the Duplex PWB
(PL 8.1).
Procedure
heard.
Y
N
short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
8.1).
Y
N
Y
N
Connect P/J104.
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Execute Component Control [071-105 Duplex Sensor]. Actuate the Duplex Sensor (PL 8.1)
077-130
September 2005
2-388
1st Version
077-131 Duplex Wait Sensor On JAM RAP
After the Exit 2 Motor turned On, the Duplex Sensor does not turn On within the specified time.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 10.4.
Refer to BSD 10.5.
Power OFF/ON
N
short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
(PL 8.1).
heard.
Y
N
short circuit.
Y
N
8.1).
heard.
1st Version
September 2005
2-389
077-131
077-211 Detected different Type Tray Module RAP
077-300 IOT Front Cover Open RAP
A Tray Module with different specifications is connected.
The IOT Front Cover is open.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 1.3.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Opening/closing of the IOT Front Cover.
Procedure
Procedure
Check the settings for the DIP SW on the Tray Module PWB. The specifications are correct.
Y
N
Set the correct specifications.
Check the opening/closing of the IOT Front Cover. The Front Cover can be opened/closed.
Y
N
Reinstall the Front Cover.
Y
N
Check the installation of the Front Cover Interlock Switch. The Front Cover Interlock Switch
is installed correctly.
Y
N
Install the Front Cover Interlock Switch correctly.
Y
N
Execute Component Control [071-303 Front Cover Interlock Switch]. Open/close the IOT
Front Cover. The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N

Y
N
End
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Check the conductivity of the Front Cover Interlock Switch (PL 10.1) between J405-3 and
J405-4 (BSD 1.3 Flag 5/Flag 6). The wire between J405-3 and J405-4 is connecting
successfully when the Front Cover is closed, and is insulated when the cover is
open.
Y
N
Replace the Front Cover Interlock Switch (PL 10.1).
077-211, 077-300
September 2005
2-390
1st Version
077-301 Left Hand Interlock Open RAP

The L/H Cover Assembly is open.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
The L/H Cover Assembly is open.
D
Y
N
Y
N
Procedure
Check opening/closing of the L/H Cover Assembly. The L/H Cover Assembly can be
opened/closed.
Y
N
Reinstall the L/H Cover Assembly (PL 2.6).
Check the wire between J523 and J301 for an open circuit or a short circuit.
The wire between J523 and J301 is conducting without an open circuit or
a short circuit.
Y
N
Check the installation of the L/H Cover Interlock Switch. The L/H Cover Interlock Switch is
Y
N
Install the L/H Cover Interlock Switch correctly.
Execute Component Control [071-300 L/H Cover Interlock Switch]. Open and close the L/H
Cover Assembly. The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the ESS PWB P301-3 (+) and GND (-). The
voltage is approx. +3.3VDC.
Y
N
Check the conductivity of the L/H Cover Interlock Switch (PL 2.6) between J405-1 and
J405-2 (BSD 1.3 Flag 3/Flag 4). The wire between J405-1 and J405-2 is connecting
successfully when the L/H Cover Assembly is closed, and is insulated when the
cover is open.
Y
N
Replace the L/H Cover Interlock Switch (PL 2.6).
Measure the voltage between the MCU PWB P405-2 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 1.3 Flag 3/
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the MCU PWB P400-1 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 1.2 Flag
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J526 and P/J400. P/J526 and P/J400 are connected correctly. P/J526 and P/J400 are connected correctly.
Y
N
A
B
C
1st Version
September 2005
2-391
077-301
077-305 Tray Module Left Hand Cover Interlock Open RAP
077-307 DUP Cover Open RAP
The 2TM Cover is open.
The DUP Cover is open.
The TTM Cover is open.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 1.4.
Refer to BSD 1.4.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Opening/closing of the Left Cover of the 2TM or TTM.
Opening/closing of the DUP Cover.
Procedure
Procedure
Check opening/closing of the Left Cover of the 2TM or TTM. The Left Cover of the 2TM or
TTM can be opened/closed.
Y
N
Reinstall the Left Cover of the 2TM or TTM (PL 12.4/PL 13.7).
Check the installation of the Tray Module Left Cover Interlock Switch. The Tray Module Left
Cover Interlock Switch is installed correctly.
Y
N
Install the Tray Module Left Cover Interlock Switch (PL 12.4/PL 13.7) correctly.
Execute Component Control [071-301 Tray Module Left Cover Interlock Switch]. Open and
close the Left Cover of the 2TM or TTM. The display changes.
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J554, FS812 and FS813. P/J554, FS812 and FS813 are
Y
N
Connect P/J554, FS812 and FS813.
Check the wire between J554-2 and FS812, and between J554-1 and FS813 for an
open circuit or a short circuit (BSD 1.4 Flag 3/Flag 4). The wires between J554-2 and
FS812, and between J554-1 and FS813 are conducting without an open circuit or a
short circuit.
Y
N
Check the conductivity of the Tray Module Left Cover Interlock Switch (PL 12.4/PL 13.7)
between FS813 and FS812 (BSD 1.4 Flag 3/Flag 4). The wire between FS813 and
FS812 is connecting successfully when the 2TM Cover or TTM Cover is closed, and
is insulated when the cover is open.
Y
N
Replace the Tray Module Left Cover Interlock Switch (PL 12.4/PL 13.7).
Check opening/closing of the DUP Cover. The DUP Cover can be opened/closed.
Y
N
Reinstall the DUP Cover.
Check the installation of the Duplex Open Switch (PL 8.1). The Duplex Open Switch (PL 8.1)
is installed correctly.
Y
N
Install the Duplex Open Switch (PL 8.1) correctly.
Execute Component Control [071-305 Duplex Open Switch]. Open and close the DUP
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Check the conductivity of the Duplex Open Switch (PL 8.1) between J541-4 and J541-5
(BSD 1.4 Flag 5/Flag 6). The wire between J541-4 and J541-5 is connecting successfully when the DUP Cover is closed, and is insulated when the cover is open.
Y
N
Replace the Duplex Open Switch (PL 8.1).

077-305, 077-307
September 2005
2-392
1st Version
077-308 Left Hand HIGH Interlock Open RAP
077-309 Left Hand Low Interlock Open RAP
The L/H-H Cover is open.
The L/H Lower Cover is open.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 1.4.
Refer to BSD 1.4.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Opening/closing of the IOT L/H-H Cover.
Opening/closing the L/H Lower Cover.
Procedure
Procedure
Check opening/closing of the IOT L/H-H Cover. The IOT L/H-H Cover can be opened/
closed.
Y
N
Reinstall the IOT L/H-H Cover.
Check opening/closing of the L/H Lower Cover. The L/H Lower Cover can be opened/
closed.
Y
N
Reinstall the L/H Lower Cover (PL 2.5).
Check the installation of the Exit 2 Interlock Switch. The Exit 2 Interlock Switch is installed
correctly.
Y
N
Install the Exit 2 Interlock Switch correctly.
Check the installation of the L/H Lower Cover Interlock Switch. The L/H Lower Cover Interlock Switch is installed correctly.
Y
N
Install the L/H Lower Cover Interlock Switch (PL 2.5) correctly.
Execute Component Control [071-304 Exit 2 Interlock Switch]. Open/close the IOT L/H-H
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J434, P/J116, J606 and SJ1. The P/J434, P/J116, J606
and SJ1 are connected correctly.
Y
N
Connect P/J434, P/J116, J606 and SJ1.
Execute Component Control [071-302 L/H Lower Cover Interlock Switch]. Open/close the L/H
Lower Cover. The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Check the conductivity of the Exit 2 Interlock Switch (PL 6.4) between J434-12 and J43413 (BSD 1.4 Flag 7/Flag 8). The wire between J434-12 and J434-13 is connecting
successfully when the IOT L/H-H Cover is closed, and is insulated when the cover
is open.
Y
N
Replace the Exit 2 Interlock Switch (PL 6.4).
Check the conductivity of the L/H Lower Cover Interlock Switch (PL 2.5) between J410-11
and J410-10 (BSD 1.4 Flag 1/Flag 2). The wire between J410-11 and J410-10 is connecting successfully when the L/H Lower Cover is closed, and is insulated when
the cover is open.
Y
N
Replace the L/H Lower Cover Interlock Switch (PL 2.5).
1st Version
September 2005
2-393
077-308, 077-309
077-310 Controller Failed to send image RAP
077-329 Main Motor Stop Error RAP
The MCU PWB did not receive the ESS PWB image-ready signal within the specified time.
Due to MCU PWB control failure, the Main Motor does not stop when no paper is being fed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 3.1.
Refer to BSD 3.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
version.
Y
N
version.
Y
N
077-310, 077-329
September 2005
2-394
1st Version
077-900 Registration Sensor Static JAM RAP
077-901 Fuser Exit Sensor Static JAM RAP
Paper remains on the Registration Sensor.
Paper remains on the Fuser Exit Sensor.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 8.7.
Refer to BSD 10.2.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Connect P/J104.
Y
N
Y
N
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N

Verify the condition of the Registration Clutch wires (BSD 8.7) (PL 2.4).
If the wires are good, replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1).
1st Version
September 2005
2-395
077-900, 077-901
077-902 Exit.Sensor 2 On JAM standby RAP
077-904 Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor Static JAM RAP
Paper remains on the Exit 2 Sensor.
Paper remains on the Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 10.3.
Refer to BSD 8.2.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
paper. The display changes to L.
Y
N
Y
N
9.1).
a short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
077-902 , 077-904
September 2005
2-396
1st Version
A

Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 8.3.
Refer to BSD 3.3.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
J841, P/J548, P/J541 and P/J413 are connected correctly.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
changes.
Y
N
voltage
Y
N
changes.
Y
N
voltage

A
1st Version
September 2005
2-397
077-905
A

Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 8.5.
Refer to BSD 3.3.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Flag 4).
changes.
Y
N
voltage
Y
N
changes.
Y
N
voltage

A
077-906
September 2005
2-398
1st Version
077-907 Duplex Sensor Static JAM RAP

Paper remains on the Duplex Sensor.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 10.5.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
with paper. The display changes to L.
Y
N
Y
N
(PL 8.1).
1st Version
September 2005
2-399
077-907
077-907
September 2005
2-400
1st Version
081-799 No registered destination RAP

The Fax Send destination telephone no. is not registered in the Address Book.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 17.1.
Power OFF/ON
Check the entries in the Address Book.
Check the Send destination telephone no. and repeat the operation.
Procedure
Pull out and insert the FCB PWB (PL 9.3). Turn on the power again. The
reoccurs.
Y
N
End
Check the connection of each FCB PWB (PL 9.3) connector. The
Y
N
same
connectors
problem
are

Y
N
End
1st Version
September 2005
2-401
081-799
081-799
September 2005
2-402
1st Version
091-401 Drum Life Near To End RAP
091-912 Xero/Developer Cartridge Set Fail RAP
The Xero/Developer Cartridge needs to be replaced soon.
The Xero/Developer Cartridge is not installed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 9.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Reload the Xero/Developer Cartridge.
Procedure
Procedure
Check the Xero/Developer Cartridge for failure or foreign substances. There are no foreign
Y
N
Y
N
Check the installation of the XERO CRUM PWB. The XERO CRUM PWB is installed correctly.
Y
N
Install the XERO CRUM PWB (PL 4.2) correctly.
Execute Component Control[091-200 Xero/Developer Cartridge DETECT]. Install the Xero/

Developer Cartridge. The display changes.
Y
N
Y
N
Check the connection of the MCU PWB P/J419. P/J419 is connected correctly.
Y
N
Connect P/J419.
Check the conductivity of the XERO Interlock Switch (PL 4.2) between J404-1 and J4043 (BSD 1.3 Flag 1/Flag 2). The wire between J404-1 and J404-3 is connecting successfully when the Xero/Developer Cartridge is installed, and is insulated when the cartridge is removed.
Y
N
Replace the XERO Interlock Switch (PL 4.2).
Check the connection of the XERO CRUM PWB P/J126. P/J126 is connected correctly.
Y
N
Connect P/J126.
Check the wire between P126 and J419 for an open circuit or a short circuit (BSD 9.1 Flag 1/
Flag 2). The wire between P126 and J419 is conducting without an open circuit or a
short circuit.
Y
N
Check the conductivity of the loop circuit in the Xero/Developer Cartridge (PL 4.1)
between J610-3 and J610-7 (BSD 9.3 Flag 3). The wire between J610-3 and J610-7 is
Y
N
Check the Xero/Developer Cartridge (PL 4.1).
Y
N
Y
N
Replace the Xero/Developer Cartridge (PL 4.1). If the problem persists, replace the XERO
CRUM PWB (PL 4.2). If the problem persists, replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1).
Y
N
circuit.
Y
N
A
1st Version
September 2005
2-403
091-401, 091-912
B
Measure the voltage between the Power Unit P526-3 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 1.2 Flag 1).
Y
N
Replace the Power Unit.
091-913 Xero/Developer Cartridge End of Life RAP

It is time to replace the Xero/Developer Cartridge.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 9.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Connect P/J419.
Y
N
Connect P/J126.
short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
091-912 , 091-913
September 2005
2-404
1st Version
091-914 Xero/Developer Cartridge CRUM Transmission

Failure RAP
091-915 Xero/Developer Cartridge CRUM Data Write Failure RAP
Transmission error occurred between the XERO CRUM Tag in the Xero/Developer Cartridge
and the CRUM ASIC in the MCU PWB.
Data write error of the XERO CRUM Tag in the Xero/Developer Cartridge.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 9.1.
Refer to BSD 9.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Connect P/J126.
short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Connect P/J419.
Y
N
Connect P/J419.
1st Version
Y
N
Y
N
Connect P/J126.
short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
September 2005
2-405
091-914, 091-915
091-916 Drum CRUM Data Mismatch RAP

An invalid Xero/Developer Cartridge was installed.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 9.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Connect P/J419. Check the connection of the XERO CRUM PWB P/J126. P/J126 is connected correctly.
Y
N
Connect P/J126.
short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
091-916
September 2005
2-406
1st Version
A
Y
N
092-910 ATC Sensor Failure RAP

The ATC Sensor failed.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 9.3.
Power OFF/ON
Check that the Xero/Developer Cartridge Seals have been removed.
CRUM PWB (PL 4.2). if the problem persists, replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1).
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Check the connection of the MCU PWB P/J403 and the Xero/Developer Cartridge P/J610.
P/J403 and P/J610 are connected correctly.
Y
N
Check the wire between J403 and P610 for an open circuit or a short circuit (BSD 9.3 Flag 4/
short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Connect P/J419.
Y
N
Connect P/J126.
short circuit.
Y
N
A
1st Version
September 2005
2-407
092-910
092-910
September 2005
2-408
1st Version
093-312 Dispense Motor Failure RAP
093-406 Toner Black Pre Near Empty RAP
The toner density in the Xero/Developer Cartridge did not rise since the Dispense Motor turned
On.
Toner in the Toner Cartridge is running low. However, it can be still used.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 9.3.
Refer to BSD 9.3.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Reload the Toner Cartridge.
Procedure
Procedure
Check the Xero/Developer Cartridge Seals. The seals have been removed.
Y
N
Remove the Xero/Developer Cartridge Seals.
Execute Component Control [093-001 Dispense Motor ON]. The Dispense Motor can be
heard.
Y
N
Y
N
Execute Component Control [093-001 Dispense Motor ON]. Measure
between the MCU PWB J420-1 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 9.3 Flag 2). The
approx. 0VDC.
Y
N
the
voltage
voltage
is
a short circuit.
Y
N
Replace the Dispense Motor (PL 4.2).
Check the Transport Pipe. The Transport Pipe is not blocked.
Y
N
Clear the blockage.
Check the Toner Cartridge for failure or foreign substances. There

stances and nothing has failed.
Y
N
are
no
foreign
sub-

Y
N
Connect P/J403.
short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
heard.
Y
N
Y
N
Execute Component Control [093-001 Dispense Motor ON].
Replace the Xero/Developer Cartridge (PL 4.1). If the problem persists, replace the MCU
PWB (PL 9.1).
The voltage is approx. 0VDC.
Y
N
a short circuit.
A
1st Version
September 2005
2-409
093-312, 093-406
A
Y
093-912 Toner Black Empty RAP
N
The Toner Cartridge is empty.
Initial Actions

Y
N
Clear the blockage.
Refer to BSD 9.3.
Power OFF/ON
Replace the Xero/Developer Cartridge (PL 4.1). If the problem persists, replace the Toner
Cartridge (PL 4.1), the Toner CRUM PWB (PL 4.2). if the problem persists, replace the MCU
PWB (PL 9.1).
Procedure
Y
N
are
no
foreign
sub-

Y
N
Connect P/J403.
short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
heard.
Y
N
Y
N
Execute Component Control [093-001 Dispense Motor ON].
The voltage is approx. 0VDC.
Y
N
a short circuit.
A
093-406, 093-912
September 2005
2-410
1st Version
A
Y
093-924 Toner Cartridge CRUM Transmission Failure RAP
N
Transmission error occurred between the Toner CRUM Tag in the Toner Cartridge and the
CRUM ASIC in the MCU PWB.
Initial Actions

Y
N
Clear the blockage.
Replace the Xero/Developer Cartridge (PL 4.1). If the problem persists, replace the Toner
Cartridge (PL 4.1). if the problem persists, replace the Toner CRUM PWB (PL 4.2). if the
problem persists, replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1).
Refer to BSD 9.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
are
no
foreign
sub-
Check the installation of the Toner CRUM PWB. The Toner CRUM PWB is installed correctly.
Y
N
Install the Toner CRUM PWB (PL 4.2) correctly.
Y
N
Connect P/J419.
Check the connection of the Toner CRUM PWB P/J127. P/J127 is connected correctly.
Y
N
Connect P/J127.
short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Replace the Toner Cartridge (PL 4.1). If the problem persists, replace the Toner CRUM PWB
(PL 4.2). If the problem persists, replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1).
1st Version
September 2005
2-411
093-912, 093-924
093-925 Toner CRUM Data Broken Failure RAP
093-926 Toner CRUM Data Mismatch Failure RAP
Data write error of the XERO CRUM Tag in the Toner Cartridge.
A Toner Cartridge with invalid specification was installed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 9.1.
Refer to BSD 9.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Procedure
are
no
foreign
sub-

Y
N
are
no
foreign
sub-
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Connect P/J419.
Y
N
Connect P/J419.
Y
N
Connect P/J127.
Y
N
Connect P/J127.
short circuit.
Y
N
short circuit.
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
093-925, 093-926
September 2005
2-412
1st Version
102-356 EWS Software Failure RAP
102-380 MF UI Control Fatal Error RAP
Due to a fatal error that occurred in processing related to the EWS, subsequent processes
cannot be performed.
Due to a fatal error that occurred in MF UI control processing, subsequent processes cannot be
performed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Check the installation of the P-Kit/HDD-Kit/RAM boards.
Pull out and insert or replace the RAM DIMM (PL 9.2).
1st Version
September 2005
2-413
102-356, 102-380
102-381 Data Link Layer Error (UI-Panel) RAP
102-382 Application Layer Command Error (UI-Panel) RAP
During transmission between the ESS and the Panel, an initialization error, a message send
error or a retrieve error for receiving data was detected by the ESS.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Check the connection between the ESS and the Panel.

Replace the ESS PWB (PL 9.2). If the problem persists, replace the Control Panel UI PWB
(PL 11.2).
102-381, 102-382
The required parameters were not sent by the Panel.

A length error was detected in the variable length parameter.
When a request message was sent to the Panel, a confirmation message was not received
September 2005
2-414
1st Version
116-310 ESS Font ROM DIMM #2 Check Fail RAP
116-312 HDD Encrypt Key Failure RAP
An error was detected when the ESS Font ROM DIMM #2 was checked.
An error in the HDD encryption key was detected on booting.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Pull out and insert the ESS PRT-Kit, the Fax board or the ROM DIMM.
Set the correct encryption key.
If the problem persists, replace the PRT-Kit or the ROM DIMM (PL 9.2).
1st Version
September 2005
2-415
116-310, 116-312
116-313 HDD Encrypt Setup Failure RAP
116-314 Ethernet Address Failure RAP
The encryption key was set up but the HDD itself was not encrypted.
An Ethernet error was detected.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Disable encryption.
Check the SEEPROM on the ESS.

116-313, 116-314
September 2005
2-416
1st Version
116-315 ESS DDR DIMM #1 R/W Check Failure RAP
116-316 ESS DDR DIMM #2 R/W Check Failure RAP
An error was detected during the Read/Write operation of the ESS DDR DIMM #1.
An error was detected during the Read/Write operation of the ESS DDR DIMM #2.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Pull out and insert the ESS DDR DIMM #1.
Pull out and insert the ESS DDR DIMM #2.
If the problem persists, replace the ESS DDR DIMM #1 (PL 9.2).
If the problem persists, replace the ESS DDR DIMM #2 (PL 9.2).
1st Version
September 2005
2-417
116-315, 116-316
116-317 ESS ROM DIMM #1 Check Failure RAP
116-318 ESS ROM DIMM #2 Check Failure RAP
An error was detected when the standard ROM DIMM was checked.
An error was detected when the option ROM DIMM was checked.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Pull out and insert the PRT-Kit or the ROM DIMM.
Pull out and insert the PRT-Kit or the ROM DIMM.
116-317 , 116-318
September 2005
2-418
1st Version
116-321 System Soft Fatal Error RAP
116-323 ESS NVRAM W/R Check Failure RAP
Due to an error in software processing, subsequent processes cannot be performed.
An error was detected during the ESS PWB NVM Read/Write Check.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Check the installation of the DDR DIMM.
Pull out and insert or replace the DIMM (PL 9.2).

1st Version
September 2005
2-419
116-321 , 116-323
116-324 System Detected An Error RAP
116-326 ESS ROM DIMM #1 Flash Failure RAP
Unusual CPU processing occurred.
ESS ROM DIMM #1 Flash failure was detected.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
If there is a PRT-Kit in the ROM DIMM:
Pull out and insert the ROM DIMM #1.

Replace the PRT-Kit or the ROM DIMM (PL 9.2).
If there is no PRT-Kit in the ROM DIMM, replace the ESS PWB (PL 9.2).
116-324, 116-326
September 2005
2-420
1st Version
116-327 ESS ROM DIMM #2 Flash Failure RAP
116-328 L2 Cache Failure RAP
ESS ROM DIMM #2 Flash failure was detected.
L2 Cache failure was detected.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
If there is a PRT-Kit in the ROM DIMM:
Pull out and insert the ROM DIMM #2.

Replace the PRT-Kit or the ROM DIMM (PL 9.2).
If there is no PRT-Kit in the ROM DIMM, replace the ESS PWB (PL 9.2).
1st Version
September 2005
2-421
116-327, 116-328
116-329 Serial IF Soft Failure RAP
116-330 HDD File System Failure RAP
A system call error related to the serial I/F was detected.
Either the HDD Check detected that an error occurred when the power was turned on or the
HDD was not formatted.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
If the problem was not resolved by turning the power Off/On and the same error continuously
reoccurs using CE Log, carry out the following procedure:
Procedure
Execute the HDD Daig. (Hard Disk Diagnostic Program).
Retrieve the Troubleshooting Log (apply the specified method).
116-329, 116-330
September 2005
2-422
1st Version
116-331 Invalid Log Information RAP
116-332 ESS On board ROM Error RAP
A log related error was detected.
An error was detected in the ESS Built-In Standard ROM.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
After removing the HDD and turning the power On/Off, reinstall the HDD and turn on the power.
Reinstall or replace the ROM DIMM (PL 9.2).
Execute the HDD Diag. (Hard Disk Diagnostic Program).
1st Version
September 2005
2-423
116-331, 116-332
116-333 LocalTalk Soft Failure RAP
116-335 MFIO HD Failure RAP
Due to a LocalTalk related system call error, subsequent processes cannot be performed.
The MFIO detected that the HDD failed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Format the HDD.


Replace the Printer PWB (PL 9.2).
116-333, 116-335
September 2005
2-424
1st Version
116-336 Redirector HD Failure RAP
116-337 SNTP Software Failure RAP
A failure was detected during HDD access by the Redirector.
Due to a fatal error that occurred in general SNTP processing, subsequent processes cannot
be performed.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Format the HDD.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure

Replace the PRT-Kit.
1st Version
September 2005
2-425
116-336, 116-337
116-338 JBA Fatal Error RAP
116-339 HDD Not Connect for JBA RAP
Due to a fatal error that occurred in general JBA processing, subsequent processes cannot be
performed.
When the JBA Manager starts up, the system failed in obtaining the partition for the JBA.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Connect the HDD (PL 9.2).

Replace the PRT-Kit.
116-338, 116-339
September 2005
2-426
1st Version
116-340 Memory Not Enough RAP
116-341 ROM Version Incorrect RAP
The DDR DIMM, Entry Buffer and Work Area are insufficient. Errors such as Malloc error occur.
The tasks cannot start up.
Multiple incorrect versions of the ROM DIMM are installed.
An invalid combination of ROM DIMMs are installed.

When installing multiple ROM DIMMs, it is necessary to match both the major versions and the
minor versions.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Power OFF/ON
Add memory.
Pull out the PostScript option.
1st Version
Procedure
Check the version of the ROM DIMM and if necessary, replace it with the correct version of the
ROM DIMM (PL 9.2).
September 2005
2-427
116-340, 116-341
116-342 SESAMi Manager Failure RAP
116-343 Main PWB IC Failure RAP
Due to a fatal error that occurred in processing related to the SNMP Agent, subsequent
processes cannot be performed.
An error was detected in the IC in the ESS PWB.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Upgrade the software.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
End
Replace the ESS PWB (PL 9.2). If the problem persists, replace the DDR DIMM (PL 9.2). If the
problem persists, replace the HDD (PL 9.2).
116-342, 116-343
September 2005
2-428
1st Version
116-344 MFIO Failure RAP
116-346 Formatter Failure RAP
The MFIO detected a fatal error.
Various fatal errors are detected by the Formatter.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Reinstall or replace the PRT-Kit.

1st Version
September 2005
2-429
116-344 , 116-346
116-348 Redirector Failure RAP
116-349 SIF Failure to Call Pflite RAP
A response such as system function recall error was detected by the Redirector.
An error occurred when calling the Pflite function using the SIF.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
116-348, 116-349
September 2005
2-430
1st Version
116-350 AppleTalk Soft Failure RAP
116-351 Ether Talk Soft Failure RAP
Due to a fatal error that occurred in general AppleTalk processing, subsequent processes
Due to a fatal error that occurred in processing related to Ether Talk, subsequent processes
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-431
116-350, 116-351
116-352 NetWare Soft Failure RAP
116-353 HDD Physical Failure RAP
Due to a fatal error that occurred in processing related to NetWare, subsequent processes
A physical error occurred in the HDD.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Y
N


Y
N
End
Replace the ESS PWB (PL 9.2). If the problem persists, replace the HDD (PL 9.2).
116-352, 116-353
September 2005
2-432
1st Version
116-354 HDD Product Failure RAP
116-355 Agent Soft Failure RAP
An error occurred in the HDD.
Due to a fatal error that occurred in processing related to the SNMP Agent, subsequent
processes cannot be performed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Procedure

Y
N
End

1st Version
September 2005
2-433
116-354, 116-355
116-356 HDD Format Failure RAP
116-357 PostScript Error RAP
HDD formatting failed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Y
N

Y
N
End

116-356, 116-357
September 2005
2-434
1st Version
116-358 Salutation Soft Failure RAP
116-359 PLW Soft Failure RAP
Due to a fatal error that occurred in processing related to Salutation, subsequent processes
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure

1st Version
September 2005
2-435
116-358, 116-359
116-360 SMB Soft Failure RAP
116-361 Spool Fatal HDD RAP
Due to a fatal error that occurred in processing related to the SMB, subsequent processes
The SpoolCont detected a fatal error during HDD access.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Execute the HDD Diag. (Hard Disk Diagnostic Program).

116-360, 116-361
September 2005
2-436
1st Version
116-362 SSDP Soft Failure RAP
116-363 BMLinkS/Print Service Software Failure RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-437
116-362, 116-363
116-364 Timer Failure RAP
116-365 Spool Fatal Error RAP
A timer failure was detected in the ESS PWB.
Due to a fatal error that occurred in general SPL processing, subsequent processes cannot be
performed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Procedure

Y
N
End
116-364, 116-365
September 2005
2-438
1st Version
116-366 Report Gen. Soft Failure RAP
116-367 Parallel IF Soft Failure RAP
Due to a fatal error that occurred in general parallel processing, subsequent processes cannot
be performed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure

1st Version
September 2005
2-439
116-366, 116-367
116-368 Dump Print Failure RAP
116-370 XJCL Failure RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
116-368 , 116-370
September 2005
2-440
1st Version
116-371 PCL Decomposer Software Failure RAP
116-372 P-Formatter Failure RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-441
116-371 , 116-372
116-373 Dynamic DNS Soft Failure RAP
116-374 Auto Switch Failure RAP
Due to a fatal error that occurred in processing related to the DDNS, subsequent processes
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure

116-373 , 116-374
September 2005
2-442
1st Version
116-375 I-Formatter Failure RAP
116-376 Port 9100 Software Failure RAP
A response such as system function recall error was detected.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-443
116-375 , 116-376
116-377 Video DMA Failure RAP
116-378 MCR Soft Failure RAP
Video DMA failure was detected.
Due to a fatal error that occurred in processing related to the MCR, subsequent processes
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Reinstall or replace the HDD-Kit/PRT-Kit.
Procedure
Reinstall or replace the DIMM (PL 9.2).

116-377, 116-378
September 2005
2-444
1st Version
116-379 MCC Soft Failure RAP
116-380 ESS Font ROM DIMM #1 Check Failure RAP
Due to a fatal error that occurred in processing related to the MCC, subsequent processes
An error was detected when the PS DIMM was checked.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Pull out and insert the Printer PWB (PL 9.2) and the PS DIMM (PL 9.2). Turn
again. The same problem reoccurs.
Y
N
End
on
the
power
Y
N
Y
N
End
Replace the ESS PWB (PL 9.2). If the problem persists, replace the Printer PWB (PL 9.2). If
the problem persists, replace the PS DIMM (PL 9.2) .
1st Version
September 2005
2-445
116-379, 116-380
116-381 ABL Initialize Failure RAP
116-382 ABL Physical Initialize Failure RAP
Damaged data was detected in the Address Book Library.
HDD access by the Address Book Library failed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Clear the ESS NVM. (Perform this only after explaining to the user the purpose of clearing
recipient information.)
Procedure
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
End
Y
N
Y
N
End
116-381, 116-382
September 2005
2-446
1st Version
116-385 IDC Software Failure RAP
116-388 MCC (Mail Contents Creator) Fatal Error RAP
Due to a fatal error that occurred in processing related to the MCC, subsequent processes
The system detected that the HDD was not installed, even though the system configuration (with
Fax) requires a HDD.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-447
116-385, 116-388
116-389 Additional RAM Necessary But Not Installed RAP
116-390 Standard ROM and NVM Version Mismatch RAP
The system detected that additional RAM was not installed, even though the system
configuration (with HDD etc.) requires the installation of additional RAM.
Incompatible versions of the standard ROM and NVM were detected.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Follow the LCD display and initialize the NVM.

116-389, 116-390
September 2005
2-448
1st Version
116-391 Illegal country code detect RAP
116-392 Illegal territory code detect RAP
An illegal country code was set.
An illegal territory code was set.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N

Y
N
End

Y
N
End
1st Version
September 2005
2-449
116-391, 116-392
116-393 Illegal paper size group detect RAP
116-395 USB Software Failure RAP
An illegal paper size group was set.
Due to a USB related fatal error, subsequent processes cannot be performed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Y
N

Y
N
End

116-393, 116-395
September 2005
2-450
1st Version
116-701 Out of Memory-Duplex Failure RAP
116-702 Print with Substitute Font RAP
2 Sided printing was not possible due to insufficient memory.
Printed using a substitute font.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Expand the memory.
If there is no HDD, install the HDD (PL 9.2).
1st Version
September 2005
2-451
116-701, 116-702
116-703 PostScript LANG Interpret Error RAP
116-710 HP-GL/2 Memory Overflow RAP
There is a problem in the PostScript data and an error occurred in PostScript grammar
interpretation or language interpretation.
HP-GL/2 Memory overflow.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Expand the HP-GL Spool size or install the HDD (PL 9.2).
Correct the job data.
116-703, 116-710
September 2005
2-452
1st Version
116-711 PLW Size/orientation Mismatch RAP
116-712 Out of Area-Form Registration Error RAP
Overlay is not possible because the drawing size/orientation of the PLW form is different from
the size/orientation of the paper.
PLW form/logo data registration was not possible due to insufficient RAM disk or HDD capacity.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Select paper that has the same size and orientation as the registered form.
1st Version
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
After checking the registered forms/logos using the Operation Panel utility, delete the forms/
logos that are unnecessary.
September 2005
2-453
116-711 , 116-712
116-713 Job divided by HDD Full RAP
116-714 HP-GL/2 Command Error RAP
The job output was split into batches due to HDD Full.
A HP-GL command error was detected.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Clear HDD Full.
Correct or remove the data in the print data that causes the error.
116-713, 116-714
September 2005
2-454
1st Version
116-715 Max Form to PLW Registered RAP
116-718 Selected PLW Form Not Registered RAP
PLW form data registration was not possible because of the restriction on the number of forms.
The specified form is not registered.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
After checking the registered forms using the Operation Panel utility, delete the forms that are
unnecessary.
Use a registered form or register the required form.
Or, delete forms that are not required by the print command.
1st Version
September 2005
2-455
116-715, 116-718
116-720 PCL Memory Low, Page Simplified RAP
116-737 Out of Area-Data Registration Error RAP
The PCL Memory capacity is insufficient.
Registration of user defined data (external characters, patterns, etc.) in ART was not possible
because of insufficient RAM capacity.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Do not start up the ports that are unnecessary. Adjust the various Buffer Memory sizes. Add
additional memory.
116-720, 116-737
Procedure
Delete registered user defined data. Or, Refer customer to User Guide heading Data Encryption
to check RAM usage
September 2005
2-456
1st Version
116-738 Size/orientation Mismatch RAP
116-739 Insufficient Capacity For Form/Logo RAP
Form Overlay is not possible because the drawing size/orientation of the form is different from
the size/orientation of the paper.
Form/logo registration was not possible because of insufficient RAM disk or HDD capacity.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Select paper that has the same size and orientation as the registered form.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
After checking the registered forms/logos using the Operation Panel utility, delete the forms/
logos that are unnecessary.
Refer customer to User Guide heading Data Encryption to check RAM usage.
1st Version
September 2005
2-457
116-738, 116-739
116-740 Arithmetic Error RAP
116-741 Max Form to Not PLW Registered RAP
The number calculated in the interpreter exceeded the limit value.
Form data registration was not possible because of the restriction on the number of forms.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Remove the data that exceeds the limit value from the print data.
After checking the registered forms using the Operation Panel utility, delete the forms that are
unnecessary.
Or, delete forms that are not required by the print command.
116-740 , 116-741
September 2005
2-458
1st Version
116-742 Max Logo Registered RAP
116-743 Form/Logo Size Overflow RAP
Logo data registration was not possible because of the restriction on the number of logos.
The received data (form/logo) exceeds the registered buffer size.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
After checking the registered logos using the Operation Panel utility, delete the logos that are
unnecessary.
Increase the size of the Form Registration Area using the Operation Panel. Or, install the HDD
(PL 9.2).
Or, delete logos that are not required by the print command.
1st Version
September 2005
2-459
116-742, 116-743
116-745 ART Command Error RAP
116-746 Selected Form Not Registered RAP
During Decompose, the Decomposer checks for errors in grammar and values that exceed their
respective limit values.
The specified form is not registered.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Use a registered form or register the required form.
Correct the command.
116-745, 116-746
September 2005
2-460
1st Version
116-747 Invalid Page Margin RAP
116-748 Page without Image Draw Data RAP
Subtracting the paper margin from the valid coordinate area results in a negative value.
Drawing data does not exist in the page data.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-461
116-747, 116-748
116-749 PostScript Font Error RAP
116-771 Invalid JBIG Parameter DL Fixed RAP
The specified font is not found in the ROM or the HDD.
An incorrect JBIG parameter DL was automatically corrected.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
The font name specified in JIS is set.
116-749, 116-771
September 2005
2-462
1st Version
116-772 Invalid JBIG Parameter D Fixed RAP
116-773 Invalid JBIG Parameter P Fixed RAP
An incorrect JBIG parameter D was automatically corrected.
An incorrect JBIG parameter P was automatically corrected.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-463
116-772, 116-773
116-774 Invalid JBIG Parameter YD Fixed RAP
116-775 Invalid JBIG Parameter L0 Fixed RAP
An incorrect JBIG parameter YD was automatically corrected.
An incorrect JBIG parameter LO was automatically corrected.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
116-774, 116-775
September 2005
2-464
1st Version
116-776 Invalid JBIG Parameter MX Fixed RAP
116-777 Invalid JBIG Parameter MY Fixed RAP
An incorrect JBIG parameter MX was automatically corrected.
An incorrect JBIG parameter MY was automatically corrected.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-465
116-776 , 116-777
116-778 Invalid JBIG Par VLENGTH Fixed RAP
116-780 Attached Document Error RAP
An incorrect JBIG parameter VLENGTH was automatically corrected.
There was an error in the document attached to the E-mail to XXX.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
116-778, 116-780
September 2005
2-466
1st Version
116-790 Stapling Canceled RAP

When Staple was specified, there were no staples.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 12.6.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Execute Component Control [012-242 Low Staple Sensor]. Install and remove the Staple Pin
Cartridge. The display changes.
Y
N
Check the Staple Pin Cartridge for failure or foreign substances. There are no foreign
Y
N
nected correctly.
Y
N
P/J8818 and
P/J8852 are con-
Check the wire between J8818 and J8852 for an open circuit or a short circuit (BSD
12.6). The wire between J8818 and J8852 is conducting without an open circuit or a
short circuit.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the Finisher PWB P8852-1 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 12.6).
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the Finisher PWB P/J8852-4 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 12.6).
Install and remove the Staple Pin Cartridge. The voltage changes.
Y
N
PWB (PL 16.12).
1st Version
September 2005
2-467
116-790
116-790
September 2005
2-468
1st Version
121-310 EPSV-Accessory Communication Failure RAP
121-333 EPSV-EP M/C Communication Failure RAP
Transmission between the EP-SV and the accessories failed.
Transmission between the EP-SV and the machine failed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Replace the EP-SV.
Reinstall or replace the EPSV-IF board (PL 9.2).
Replace the EP accessory.
Replace the EP-SV.
1st Version
September 2005
2-469
121-310, 121-333
121-334 EPSV Login Failure RAP
121-335 EPSV Wake Up Answer Failure RAP
Verification of the login information in WAKE UP ANSWER resulted in an error.
The WAKE UP ANSWER cannot be received.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Pull out and insert or replace the DDR DIMM (PL 9.2).
Replace the EP-SV.
Replace the EP-SV.
121-334, 121-335
September 2005
2-470
1st Version
121-336 Unknown EP Accessory RAP
121-337 EP Accessory Self Diag. Failure RAP
The EP related accessory type was unknown in WAKE UP ANSWER.
Self-diagnostic of the EP related accessories in WAKE UP ANSWER resulted in an error.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-471
121-336 , 121-337
121-338 EPSV Answer Time Out RAP
121-339 Changed Price Table Error RAP
Answers other than WAKE UP ANSWER from the EP-SV cannot be received.
With the machine turned on, unit price information was changed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Turn the power Off/On.

121-338 , 121-339
September 2005
2-472
1st Version
121-340 EP Accessory Mismatch RAP
121-350 EPSV Logic Failure RAP
The combination of accessories that are installed does not match the specifications.
A fatal error was detected.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-473
121-340, 121-350
121-370 EP-DX - Unexpected Error RAP

A fatal error was detected.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Replace the ESS PWB (PL 9.2). If the problem persists, replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1).
121-370
September 2005
2-474
1st Version
123-200 Receive Buffer Overflow RAP
123-201 Send Buffer Overflow (UI-Panel) RAP
The data received from the Controller exceeded the buffer amount of the storage destination in
the Panel.
The data to be sent from the Panel exceeded the buffer amount of the storage destination in the
Panel.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-475
123-200 , 123-201
123-202 Request Queue Full (UI-Panel) RAP
123-205 SIO Command Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
An event occurred that exceeds the processing capability for requests arising in the Panel.
A command error occurred in SIO Receive Request.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Replace the Control Panel board.
123-202, 123-205
September 2005
2-476
1st Version
123-206 SIO Status Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
123-207 Comm Manager Target Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
A header status error of the RX packet or a message status error of the RX packet occurred.
The mailbox value of the cm_send_msg statement is incorrect or the target is not SYS when
receiving from the SIO.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-477
123-206, 123-207
123-208 Comm Manager Command Failure (UI-Panel)

RAP
123-310 Send Queue Full (UI-Panel) RAP
A command error occurred when receiving from the SIO.
The upper limit of the processing capability for sending data from the Panel to the Controller was
exceeded.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.

Power OFF/ON
Procedure
123-208, 123-310
Refer to BSD 16.1.

Power OFF/ON
Procedure
September 2005
2-478
1st Version
123-311 Receive Queue Full (UI-Panel) RAP
123-312 EVM Uses Wrong API (UI-Panel) RAP
The data received from the Controller exceeded the upper limit for the processing capability in
the Panel.
The Panel-SW failed.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-479
123-311, 123-312
123-313 AS Uses Wrong API (UI-Panel) RAP
123-314 Event-waiting Timer Time-outs-Panel) RAP
The response message from the Controller was not sent within the specified time.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
123-313 , 123-314
September 2005
2-480
1st Version
123-315 CTS Internal Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
123-316 Send Request Queue Full SIO (UI-Panel) RAP
The upper limit of the processing capability for sending data from the Panel to the Controller was
exceeded.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-481
123-315, 123-316
123-317 Receive Message Queue Full (UI-Panel) RAP
123-318 Receive Finish Queue Full (UI-Panel) RAP
the Panel.
the Panel.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
123-317, 123-318
September 2005
2-482
1st Version
123-319 Send Failure with No ACK (UI-Panel) RAP
123-320 Polling Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
Serial transmission failed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-483
123-319, 123-320
123-321 Send Message Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
123-322 Target Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
123-321 , 123-322
September 2005
2-484
1st Version
123-323 Address Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
123-324 Size Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-485
123-323, 123-324
123-325 Object Creation Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
123-326 Memory Overflow (UI-Panel) RAP
The specified object could not be created due to Panel-SW failure and a setting or specification
error during gm_create.
The Panel-SW failed and the memory in the GUAM exceeded the upper limit.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
123-325, 123-326
September 2005
2-486
1st Version
123-327 Button Overflow (UI-Panel) RAP
123-328 UI Internal Failure with Out of Area RAP
The Panel-SW failed and the memory in the GUAM for buttons (synchronous display) exceeded
the upper limit.
Panel-SW failure and a coordinate value outside the range of the display screen (WxH =
640x240) was detected.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-487
123-327, 123-328
123-329 UI Internal Failure with Invalid Coordinates RAP
123-331 UI Internal Failure with Invalid LED Request RAP
Panel-SW failure and a coordinate value that cannot be displayed was detected (X=4 times no.
position).
The Panel-SW failed and an illegal request to light up a LED was received.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
123-329, 123-331
September 2005
2-488
1st Version
123-332 Interface Failure (Invalid Parameter CP) RAP

The Panel-SW failed and an incorrect parameter was received by the DM-CP driver. I/F.
123-333 Interface Failure (Impossible Communication)

RAP
Initial Actions
The system detected that transmission with the Control Panel could not be established.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
The H/W connection in the Panel is faulty and the internal connection could not be correctly
detected.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-489
123-332, 123-333
123-334 Interface Failure (Receiving Error Key Code) RAP

123-335 Interface Failure (Receiving Invalid Coordinates)

RAP
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
123-334, 123-335
September 2005
2-490
1st Version
123-337 Frame Data Error with Invalid Data Type RAP
123-338 Frame Data Error Offset Address Out RAP
The Panel-SW failed and an incorrect Data Type value detected by the Frame ID was detected.
The Panel-SW failed and an offset address that is out of range was extracted from the Frame ID.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-491
123-337 , 123-338
123-339 Display Request Code Invalid RAP
123-340 Interface Failure GUAM - DM I/F RAP
The Panel-SW failed and the system detected that an incorrect code was entered.
The Panel-SW failed and an incorrect parameter was received by the GUAM-DM I/F.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
123-339, 123-340
September 2005
2-492
1st Version
123-341 Event Queue Full (UI-Panel) RAP
123-342 Event Queue Empty (UI-Panel) RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-493
123-341, 123-342
123-343 Invalid Class (UI-Panel) RAP
123-344 Invalid Type (UI-Panel) RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
123-343, 123-344
September 2005
2-494
1st Version
123-345 Timer Queue Full (UI-Panel) RAP
123-346 Invalid Timer Number (UI-Panel) RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-495
123-345, 123-346
123-347 Undefined Trap (UI-Panel) RAP
123-348 Command Access Exception (UI-Panel) RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
123-347 , 123-348
September 2005
2-496
1st Version
123-349 Invalid Command (UI-Panel) RAP
123-350 Privilege Command (UI-Panel) RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-497
123-349 , 123-350
123-351 No FPU Exception (UI-Panel) RAP
123-352 Address Misalign (UI-Panel) RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
123-351, 123-352
September 2005
2-498
1st Version
123-353 Data Access Exception (UI-Panel) RAP
123-354 Tag Overflow (UI-Panel) RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-499
123-353, 123-354
123-355 No Co Processor Exception (UI-Panel) RAP
123-356 Short of Area (UI-Panel) RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
123-355, 123-356
September 2005
2-500
1st Version
123-357 Cancel Wait Status (UI-Panel) RAP
123-358 Time-out (UI-Panel) RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-501
123-357, 123-358
123-359 Queue Overflow (UI-Panel) RAP
123-360 Context Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
123-359, 123-360
September 2005
2-502
1st Version
123-361 Object Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
123-362 No Object (UI-Panel) RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-503
123-361, 123-362
123-363 Invalid ID (UI-Panel) RAP
123-364 Parameter Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
123-363 , 123-364
September 2005
2-504
1st Version
123-365 Reserve Attribute (UI-Panel) RAP
123-366 Reserve Function Code (UI-Panel) RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-505
123-365 , 123-366
123-367 Unsupported Function (UI-Panel) RAP
123-368 Short of UI Memory (UI-Panel) RAP
There is insufficient memory or the connection failed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
123-367, 123-368
September 2005
2-506
1st Version
123-369 Invalid Interface Value (UI-Panel) RAP
123-370 Interface Length Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
There is an error in the parameter sent from the Controller.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-507
123-369, 123-370
123-371 Interface Parameter Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
123-372 Interface Sequence Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
There is an error in the parameter sent from the Controller.
The initialization command from the Controller was not sent within the specified time.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
123-371 , 123-372
September 2005
2-508
1st Version
123-373 Channel Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
123-374 Invalid User Job ID (UI-Panel) RAP
There is an error in the channel sent from the Controller.
There is an error in the Job ID parameter sent from the Controller.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-509
123-373, 123-374
123-375 Internal Resource Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
123-376 Internal Memory Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
123-375, 123-376
September 2005
2-510
1st Version
123-377 UI Timer Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
123-378 Interface Format Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
There is an error in the data format sent from the Controller.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-511
123-377 , 123-378
123-379 Dispatch Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
123-380 Copy Interface Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
123-379, 123-380
September 2005
2-512
1st Version
123-381 Fax Interface Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
123-382 Scanner Interface Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-513
123-381, 123-382
123-383 Report Interface Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
123-384 Server Access Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
123-383, 123-384
September 2005
2-514
1st Version
123-385 Service Object Overflow (UI-Panel) RAP
123-386 Invalid Service Object (UI-Panel) RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-515
123-385, 123-386
123-387 Invalid Service Object Attribute (UI-Panel) RAP
123-388 Attribute Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
123-387, 123-388
September 2005
2-516
1st Version
123-389 Argument Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
123-390 Job Parameter Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-517
123-389, 123-390
123-391 Job Actual Parameter Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
123-392 Auditron Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
123-391, 123-392
September 2005
2-518
1st Version
123-393 EP Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
123-394 File Access Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-519
123-393, 123-394
123-395 NVM Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
123-396 FF Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
123-395, 123-396
September 2005
2-520
1st Version
123-397 MGR Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
123-398 Delay Release Queue Full (UI-Panel) RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-521
123-397, 123-398
123-399 Internal Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
123-400 JRM I/F Internal Failure (UI-Panel) RAP
There was insufficient memory capacity, an internal error or invalid IF Sequencing (or
parameter) was entered into the Converter.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
As there may be a contradiction in the System Data, initialize the System Data.
123-399, 123-400
September 2005
2-522
1st Version
124-210 All IOT Speed Mismatch RAP
124-312 DC132 12 RAP
There was an error in the 3 IOT speed setting values stored in the machine.
The product codes did not match.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Procedure
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Replace the ESS PWB (PL 9.2) followed by the MCU PWB (PL 9.1).
Execute Serial Number/Billing Meter Data [Billing Data Matching & Serial No Setting].
Compare the 3 product codes. The 3 product codes match.
Y
N
Make the 3 product codes match.
Replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1) and the ESS PWB (PL 9.2).
1st Version
September 2005
2-523
124-210, 124-312
124-313 DC132 10 RAP
124-314 DC132 01 RAP
The serial nos. did not match.
Internal control failed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Compare the 3 serial nos. The 3 serial nos. match.
Y
N
Make the 3 serial nos. match.
124-313, 124-314
September 2005
2-524
1st Version
124-315 DC132 02 RAP
124-316 DC132 03 RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Execute [NVM Read/Write].
Compare the following values.

[700-600]
[700-601]
[700-602]
The 3 values match.
Y
N
Make the 3 values match.
1st Version
September 2005
2-525
124-315, 124-316
124-317 DC132 04 RAP
124-318 DC132 07 RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure

[700-600]
[700-601]
[700-602]
The 3 values match.
Y
N
124-317, 124-318
September 2005
2-526
1st Version
124-319 DC132 08 RAP
124-320 SEEPROM Failure RAP
A write error occurred in the ESS PWB SEEPROM.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure

[700-606]
[700-607]
[700-608]
The 3 values match.
Y
N
1st Version
September 2005
2-527
124-319, 124-320
124-321 Backup SRAM Failure RAP
124-322 DC132 05 RAP
A failure occurred when setting the M/C serial number.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Check the connection of each ESS PWB (PL 9.2) and FCB PWB (PL 9.3) connector.
Y
N

Y
N
End
Replace the ESS PWB (PL 9.2) followed by the FCB PWB (PL 9.3).
124-321, 124-322
September 2005
2-528
1st Version
124-323 DC132 06 RAP
124-325 Billing Restoration Failure RAP
Billing counter auto repair failed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Compare the 3 serial nos. The 3 serial nos. match.
Y
N
If the values do not match, replace the PWB (MCU PWB (PL 9.1) or ESS PWB (PL 9.2)).

[700-603]
[700-604]
[700-605]
The 3 values match.
Y
N
If the values do not match, replace the PWB (MCU PWB (PL 9.1) or ESS PWB (PL 9.2)).
1st Version
September 2005
2-529
124-323, 124-325
124-331 ESS ROM DIMM #1 Not Found RAP
124-333 ASIC Failure (Panther) RAP
The system detected that the ESS ROM DIMM #1 was not installed.
ESS ASIC error was detected.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Pull out and insert or replace the PRT-Kit or the ROM DIMM #1 (PL 9.2).
Procedure
Pull out and insert the DDR DIMM (PL 9.2). Turn on the power again. The same problem
reoccurs.
Y
N
End
Y
N
Y
N
End
Replace the ESS PWB (PL 9.2) followed by the DDR DIMM (PL 9.2).
124-331, 124-333
September 2005
2-530
1st Version
124-334 Standard Font ROM Error RAP
124-335 Font ROM Not Found RAP
An error was detected in the standard Built-In Font ROM.
The Font ROM could not be detected.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
If it is not resolved by turning the power Off/On, pull out and insert or replace the PRT-Kit.
Pull out and insert the Printer PWB (PL 9.2) and the PS DIMM (PL 9.2). Turn on the power
again. The same problem reoccurs.
Y
N
End
Y
N
Y
N
End
Replace the ESS PWB (PL 9.2) followed by the Printer PWB (PL 9.2) and the PS DIMM (PL 9.2)
.
1st Version
September 2005
2-531
124-334, 124-335
124-337 ESS Standard RAM Error RAP
124-338 Same Font ROMs Found RAP
An error was detected in the ESS Built-In Standard RAM.
The system detected that a duplicate Font ROM was installed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Reinstall or replace the DDR DIMM (PL 9.2).
Pull out and insert or replace the PRT-Kit or the ROM DIMM #3 (PL 9.2).
124-337, 124-338
September 2005
2-532
1st Version
124-339 ROM DIMM of Another Product Found RAP
124-340 CRUM Market Failure ALL RAP
The system detected that the ROM DIMM for another model was installed.
CRUM control failed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Check that the prescribed ROM DIMM (PL 9.2) was installed.
Procedure
Check the connection of each ESS PWB and MCU PWB connector. The connectors are
Y
N
Y
N
End
1st Version
September 2005
2-533
124-339 , 124-340
124-341 CRUM Market Failure MCU RAP
124-342 CRUM Market Failure SYS 1 RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N

Y
N
End

Y
N
End
In DC132, repair the problem by master SYS1. If the problem persists, replace the MCU PWB
(PL 9.1).
In DC132, repair the problem by master MCU. If the problem persists. replace the ESS PWB
(PL 9.2).
If the software does not support DC132, replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1).
If the software does not support DC132, replace the ESS PWB (PL 9.2).
124-341, 124-342
September 2005
2-534
1st Version
124-343 CRUM Market Failure SYS 2 RAP
124-350 CRUM OEM Failure ALL RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N

Y
N
End

Y
N
End
In DC132, repair the problem by master SYS2. If the problem persists, replace the ESS PWB
(PL 9.2).
1st Version
September 2005
2-535
124-343, 124-350
124-351 CRUM OEM Failure MCU RAP
124-352 CRUM OEM Failure SYS 1 RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N

Y
N
End

Y
N
End
(PL 9.1).
(PL 9.2).
124-351, 124-352
September 2005
2-536
1st Version
124-353 CRUM OEM Failure SYS 2 RAP
124-360 CRUM validation Failure ALL RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N

Y
N
End

Y
N
End
(PL 9.2).
1st Version
September 2005
2-537
124-353, 124-360
124-361 CRUM validation Failure MCU RAP
124-362 CRUM validation Failure SYS 1 RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N

Y
N
End

Y
N
End
(PL 9.1).
(PL 9.2).
124-361, 124-362
September 2005
2-538
1st Version
124-363 CRUM validation Failure SYS 2 RAP
124-372 IOT Controller Software Error RAP
Due to an error in the software of the IOT Controller, subsequent processes cannot be performed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Power OFF/ON
Y
N
Procedure

Y
N
End

(PL 9.2).
1st Version
September 2005
2-539
124-363, 124-372
124-373 IOT Manager Software Failure RAP
124-374 IOT IM Device Driver Software Failure RAP
Due to an error in the software of the IOT Manager, subsequent processes cannot be performed.
Due to an error in the software of the IOT IM Device Driver, subsequent processes cannot be
performed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
124-373, 124-374
September 2005
2-540
1st Version
124-380 CRUM Market fail ALL(2)
124-381 CRUM Market fail MCU(2)
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD16.1.
Refer to BSD16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Check the connection of each ESS PWB and MCU PWB connector. The
Y
N
Procedure
connectors
are
Y
N
connectors
are

Y
N
End

Y
N
End
In DC132, repair the problem by master SYS1. If the Problem persists, replace the MCU PWB
(PL 9.1).
If the software does not support DC132, replace the MCU PWB(PL 9.1).
1st Version
September 2005
2-541
124-380, 124-381
124-382 CRUM Market fail SYS1(2)
124-383 CRUM Market fail SYS2(2)
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD16.1.
Refer to BSD16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Procedure
connectors
are
Y
N
connectors
are

Y
N
End

Y
N
End
In DC132, repair the problem by master MCU. If the Problem persists, replace the ESS
PWB(PL 9.2).
In DC132, repair the problem by master SYS2. If the Problem persists, replace the ESS PWB
(PL 9.2).
If the software does not support DC132, replace the ESS PWB(PL 9.2).
124-382, 124-383
September 2005
2-542
1st Version
124-390 OEM Market fail ALL(2)
124-391 CRU OEM fail MCU(2)
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD16.1.
Refer to BSD16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Y
N
Procedure
connectors
are
Y
N
connectors
are

Y
N
End

Y
N
End
In DC132, repair the problem by master SYS1. If the Problem persists, replace the MCU PWB
(PL 9.1).
1st Version
September 2005
2-543
124-390, 124-391
124-392 CRU OEM fail SYS1(2)
124-393 CRU OEM fail SYS2(2)
CRUM control failed
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD16.1.
Refer to BSD16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON.
Procedure
Y
N
Procedure
connectors
are
Y
N
connectors
are

Y
N
End

Y
N
End
In DC132, repair the problem by master MCU. If the Problem persists, replace the ESS
PWB(PL 9.2).
In DC132, repair the problem by master SYS2. If the Problem persists, replace the ESS PWB
(PL 9.2).
If the software does not support DC132, replace the ESS PWB(PL 9.2)
124-392, 124-393
September 2005
2-544
1st Version
124-701 Side Tray to Center Tray RAP

The output destination was changed from the Side Tray to the Center Tray.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-545
124-701
124-701
September 2005
2-546
1st Version
127-310 ESR Task Fatal Error RAP
127-337 Job Template HDD Write Error RAP
A fatal error occurred in an ESR Task.
There was a file access failure during polling for internal use or an error occurred when writing
to the Job Template local HDD.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Format the HDD.

1st Version
September 2005
2-547
127-310, 127-337
127-342 Job Template Monitor Failure RAP
127-353 LPD Soft Fatal Error RAP
A response such as system function recall error was detected.
Due to a fatal error that occurred in processing related to the LPD, subsequent processes
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure

127-342, 127-353
September 2005
2-548
1st Version
127-396 Mail I/O Soft Fatal Error RAP
127-398 IPP Soft Fatal Error RAP
Due to a fatal error that occurred in processing related to the Mail I/O, subsequent processes
Due to a fatal error that occurred in processing related to the IPP, subsequent processes cannot
be performed.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Upgrade to the latest version of ESS Firmware (ADJ 9.3.1).
Retrieve the Troubleshooting Log (apply the method for open access information for differentiated shared activities).
1st Version
September 2005
2-549
127-396, 127-398
127-399 JME Soft Fatal Error RAP

Due to a fatal error that occurred in processing related to the JME, subsequent processes
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
127-399
September 2005
2-550
1st Version
133-210 Fax Parameter incorrect RAP
133-211 Fax Parameter Value Invalid RAP
The parameter value is incorrect due to reasons such as excessive length.
The PV exceeds the range.
The required parameter is not sent.
The required parameter is not sent.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-551
133-210 , 133-211
133-212 Fax Read Error- No Data RAP
133-213 Fax Read Error- Invalid Data RAP
The specified data does not exist (incorrect no. or channel).
The specified data cannot be read due to reasons such as corrupted data.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
133-212, 133-213
September 2005
2-552
1st Version
133-214 Fax USB Open Failure in Initializing RAP
133-215 Fax USB Device Fatal Error RAP
Detected by the FAPE (create Instance failed).
Sent to the FAPE as an asynchronous event.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
Replace one of the following: Fax board, USB cable or FCB PWB (PL 9.3).
1st Version
September 2005
2-553
133-214, 133-215
133-216 Fax USB Host Fatal Error RAP
133-217 Fax Manager Short of Memory RAP
Sent to the FAPE as an asynchronous event.
Sent to the FAPE as an asynchronous event (currently undefined).
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
133-216, 133-217
September 2005
2-554
1st Version
133-218 Fax Card Message Library Short of Memory RAP
133-219 Fax Short of Work Memory RAP
Sent to the FAPE as an asynchronous event (currently undefined).
Due to insufficient memory, the system could not reserve memory required for processing.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-555
133-218 , 133-219
133-220 Fax Control task detects Error RAP

Due to an error during Fax Controller software processing, subsequent processes cannot be
performed.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
133-220, 133-221
133-221 Fax Card not respond when system is Booting

RAP
The FCB PWB did not respond within the specified time on booting.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
September 2005
2-556
1st Version
133-222 Fax Card does not respond intervalley RAP
133-223 Fax Card Reset RAP
The FCB PWB did not respond within the specified time.
As the FCB PWB did not respond, the Controller reset.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-557
133-222 , 133-223
133-224 Controller ROM Fax Card ROM mismatch RAP
133-225 Fax address book illegal setting RAP
The Controller detected version mismatch.
After rewriting the Address Book in Easy Admin, a speed dial entry was rewritten from the Panel
before reboot.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Install a compatible version of the Controller or FCB PWB software.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 17.1.
Power OFF/ON
Rewrite the Address Book in Easy Admin.
Procedure
Check the connection of each ESS PWB (PL 9.2) and FCB PWB (PL 9.3) connector. The
connectors are connected correctly.
Y
N
Y
N
End
Replace the ESS PWB (PL 9.2). If the problem persists, replace the FCB PWB (PL 9.3).
133-224, 133-225
September 2005
2-558
1st Version
133-280 Fax Option Slot1 Board Failure RAP
133-281 Received unknown message RAP
A message not specified in I/F settings was received from the Fax Card.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 17.1.
Refer to BSD 17.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
reoccurs.
Y
N
End
Procedure
same
problem
reoccurs.
Y
N
End
same
problem
Check the connection of each FCB PWB (PL 9.3) connector. The connectors are connected
correctly.
Y
N
correctly.
Y
N

Y
N
End

Y
N
End
1st Version
September 2005
2-559
133-280, 133-281
133-282 Fax Card download Failure RAP

As FCB PWB download could not be completed due to either a FCB PWB or Fax Controller SW
failure, subsequent processes could not be performed.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 16.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Repeat the FCB PWB download. Or, replace the FCB PWB (PL 9.3).
133-282
September 2005
2-560
1st Version
134-210 Fax Controller Parameter Invalid RAP
134-211 Fax Card Main Board Failure RAP
The parameter value was incorrect or the required parameter was not sent.
A failure was detected on the FCB PWB.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 17.1.
Refer to BSD 17.1.
Power OFF/ON
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
Pull out and insert the FCB PWB (PL 9.3). Turn on the power again. The same problem
reoccurs.
Y
N
End
Procedure
correctly.
Y
N
Y
N
End
1st Version
September 2005
2-561
134-210, 134-211
134-210, 134-211
September 2005
2-562
1st Version
202-399 Timer Internal Failure RAP

An internal error was detected in the timer.
Initial Actions
Refer to BSD 17.1.
Power OFF/ON
Procedure
1st Version
September 2005
2-563
202-399
202-399
September 2005
2-564
1st Version
OF 1 Paper Size Mismatch In Width RAP
OF 2 Size Switch Assy RAP
The width of the paper size is incorrect.
Procedure
Manually activate the switches of the relevant Size Sensor. The relevant switches move
smoothly.
Y
N
Replace the relevant Size Sensor.
Initial Actions
Power OFF/ON
Reload the tray.
Procedure
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
Check the installation of the relevant Paper Size Switch. The relevant Paper
Switch is installed correctly.
Y
N
Install the relevant Paper Size Switch (PL 2.1/PL 12.1/PL 13.1) correctly.
Execute the following Diag.: Activate SW5 of the relevant Size Sensor.
Tray 1: Component Control [071-210 Tray 1 Size Switch-SW5]
Y
N
Tray 1: P/J109, P/J412
Size
Tray 2: P/J110, P/J412

Tray 3: P/J820, P/J548
Tray 4: P/J824, P/J548

Y
N

Tray 1: Between J109 and J412
Y
N
Tray 1: MCU PWB P412-4
A
1st Version
September 2005
2-565
OF 1, OF 2
Tray 3: TM PWB P548-14
Y
N
The voltage is the specified value (MCU PWB: approx. +5VDC, Tray Module PWB:
approx. +3.3VDC).
Y
N
Replace the relevant PWB (MCU PWB (PL 9.1) or Tray Module PWB (PL 12.6/PL
13.8)).
The voltage is the specified value (MCU PWB: approx. +5VDC, Tray Module PWB:
approx. +3.3VDC).
Y
N
Replace the relevant PWB (MCU PWB (PL 9.1) or Tray Module PWB (PL 12.6/PL 13.8)).


Activate SW5 of the relevant Size Sensor. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Replace the relevant PWB (MCU PWB (PL 9.1) or the Tray Module PWB (PL 12.6/
PL 13.8)).

Tray 1: P/J109, P/J412
Activate SW1 to SW4 of the relevant Size Sensor in sequence. The voltage changes.
Y
N
Tray 2: P/J110, P/J412
Replace the relevant PWB (MCU PWB (PL 9.1) or Tray Module PWB (PL 12.6/PL 13.8)).
Tray 3: P/J820, P/J548

Tray 4: P/J824, P/J548
Y
N
OF 2
September 2005
2-566
1st Version
OF 3 Main Drive Assy RAP

Procedure
Execute Component Control [071-037 Drum Motor ON]. The Drum Motor can be heard.
Y
N
Y
N
3/Flag 4/Flag 5/Flag 6/Flag 7). The wire between J408 and J214 is conducting without an open circuit or a short circuit.
Y
N
Measure the voltage between the MCU PWB P408-13 (+) and GND (-), and between
P408-14 (+) and GND (-) (BSD 4.1 Flag 4). The voltage is approx. +24VDC.
Y
N
Y
N
Replace the Main Drive Assembly (PL 1.1). If the problem persists, replace the MCU
PWB (PL 9.1).
Check the wires between the following points for an open circuit or a short circuit. The wire
between the points is conducting without an open circuit or a short circuit.
Between J408-3 and J214-12 (BSD 4.1 Flag 2)
N
9.1).
1st Version
September 2005
2-567
OF 3
OF 3
September 2005
2-568
1st Version
3 Image Quality
Image Quality RAPs
IQ1 IOT Image Quality Entry RAP...................................................................................
IQ2 IIT Image Quality Entry RAP ....................................................................................
IQ3 Low Image Density RAP...........................................................................................
IQ4 Wrinkled Image RAP ................................................................................................
IQ5 Residual Image (Ghosting) RAP ..............................................................................
IQ6 Background RAP ......................................................................................................
IQ7 Deletion RAP ............................................................................................................
IQ8 Skew/Misregistration RAP ........................................................................................
IQ9 Process Direction Bands, Streaks and Smears RAP ...............................................
IQ10 Unfused Copy/Toner Offset RAP ...........................................................................
IQ11 Repeating Bands, Streaks, Spots and Smears RAP..............................................
IQ12 Mottle RAP .............................................................................................................
IQ13 Spots RAP ..............................................................................................................
IQ14 Black Prints RAP ....................................................................................................
IQ15 Blank Image RAP ...................................................................................................
3-3
3-3
3-4
3-4
3-5
3-5
3-6
3-6
3-7
3-8
3-8
3-9
3-9
3-10
3-10
Light Background Due To Auto Exposure In Copies Of Originals With Frames .............
Fluctuation In Auto Exposure Values For Copies Of Originals Of Medium Density ........
Gradation Jump In Text & Photo Mode For 100 lpi Photo Originals ...............................
CVT (Constant Velocity Transport) Scan Streaks ...........................................................
Defects Related To Scan Print ........................................................................................
Moire In Text Mode (Fine) B/W Scan/Fax For 133 lpi Originals......................................
Black Discoloration Around White Texts In Medium Density Background ......................
3-30
3-31
3-32
3-33
3-33
3-34
3-34
Copy Quality Specifications

Copy Quality Specifications.............................................................................................
IQS1 Solid Area Density Specification ............................................................................
IQS2 Uniformity Specification..........................................................................................
IQS3 Exposure Level Specification .................................................................................
IQS4 Lead Edge Registration Specification ....................................................................
IQS5 Side Edge Registration Specification .....................................................................
IQS6 Skew Specification .................................................................................................
IQS7 Lead Edge Deletion Specification ..........................................................................
IQS8 Trail Edge Deletion Specification ...........................................................................
IQS9 Side Edge Deletion Specification ...........................................................................
IQS10 Resolution Specification.......................................................................................
IQS11 Skips And Smears Specification ..........................................................................
IQS12 Magnification Specification...................................................................................
IQS13 Background Specification.....................................................................................
3-11
3-13
3-13
3-14
3-14
3-15
3-16
3-17
3-18
3-18
3-19
3-20
3-21
3-22
Defect Samples
Image Defect Samples ....................................................................................................
Auger Mark......................................................................................................................
Strobing (28mm or 14mm Pitch Density) ........................................................................
White Streaks (Process Direction) ..................................................................................
Black Bands ....................................................................................................................
Toner Contamination.......................................................................................................
Toner Splattering.............................................................................................................
White Spots (Irregular) ....................................................................................................
Transparency Offset (80mm Pitch Ghosts) .....................................................................
Regular Blanks In Process Direction (Spots, Streaks, Bands etc.) .................................
Regular Toner Contamination In Process Direction (Spots, Streaks, Bands etc.) ..........
Regular Toner Contamination In Process Direction (Side 2) ..........................................
Transparency Blocking....................................................................................................
Moire Due To Interference With Copy Original ...............................................................
1st Version
3-23
3-23
3-24
3-24
3-25
3-25
3-26
3-26
3-27
3-27
3-28
3-29
3-29
3-30
September 2005
3-1
Image Quality
Image Quality
September 2005
3-2
1st Version
IQ1 IOT Image Quality Entry RAP
IQ2 IIT Image Quality Entry RAP
Initial Actions
Initial Actions
Determine whether the problem occurs in Copy Mode or Printer Mode. If the problem occurs in
Copy Mode, go to IQ2 IIT Image Quality Entry RAP.
Clean the Platen Glass.

Clean the mirrors and lens with lint-free cloth.
Procedure
Procedure
Determine the problem and go to the relevant RAP.
Determine the problem and go to the relevant RAP.

Table 1
Problem
Low Image Density
Symptoms
Overall low density of images.
IQ3RAP
Problem
IQ4 RAP
Low Image Density
Background
Toner smudges appear on the whole or part of the page. IQ6 RAP
The smudges appear as extremely bright gray stains.
Process Direction
Bands, Streaks and
Smears
Vertical black lines or white streaks running in the direc- IQ9 RAP
tion of the paper orientation.
Repeating Bands,
Streaks, Spots and
Smears
Horizontal black lines or white streaks running in the

direction of the paper orientation.
Wrinkled Image
The printed paper is wrinkled, folded or torn.
Residual Image
(Ghosting)
Ghost images appear on the paper. Parts of the previous IQ5 RAP
page or current page appear as ghost images on the
paper.
Background
Toner smudges appear on the whole or part of the page. IQ6 RAP
The smudges appear as extremely bright gray stains.
Deletion
Part of the image is missing.
Skew/Misregistration
Printed images are not parallel to the edges of the paper. IQ8 RAP
Process Direction
Bands, Streaks and
Smears
Vertical black lines or white streaks running in the direc- IQ9 RAP
tion of the paper orientation.
Unfused Copy/Toner
Offset
Printed images are not properly fused onto the paper.

The images come off easily when rubbed.
IQ10 RAP
Repeating Bands,
Streaks, Spots and
Smears
Horizontal black lines or white streaks running in the

direction of the paper orientation.
IQ11 RAP
IQ7 RAP
Mottle
Uneven printed image density.
IQ12 RAP
Spots
Toner spots are spread irregularly over the whole page.
IQ13 RAP
Black Prints
Paper is printed completely black.
IQ14 RAP
Blank Image
Paper is printed completely white.
IQ15 RAP
1st Version
Table 1
RAP
Symptoms
RAP
IQ3 RAP
IQ11 RAP
Spots
IQ13 RAP
Black Prints
IQ14 RAP
September 2005
3-3
Image Quality
IQ1, IQ2
IQ3 Low Image Density RAP
IQ4 Wrinkled Image RAP
The printed paper is wrinkled, folded or torn.
Procedure
Procedure
Check for dirt on the Platen Glass. The Platen Glass is clean.
Y
N
Clean the Platen Glass. If there is a stubborn stain, replace the Platen Glass.
Check the paper type. Paper used is within specifications.

Y
N
Use paper within specifications.
Check the drum ground contact point for dirt and distortion. The drum ground contact point
is clean and there is no distortion.
Y
N
Clean the drum ground contact point and correct the distortion.
Use paper from a freshly opened packet. The problem reoccurs.

Y
N
End
Remove the Xero/Developer Cartridge (PL 4.1) and reinstall. Turn the power Off/On and print.
The problem reoccurs.
Y
N
End
Install a new Xero/Developer Cartridge (PL 4.1). Turn the power Off/On and print. The
lem reoccurs.
Y
N
End
prob-
Remove the Fuser Unit (PL 5.1) and reinstall. Turn the power Off/On and print. The problem
reoccurs.
Y
N
End
Check for foreign substances and distortions in the paper delivery path. There are no foreign
substances or distortions in the paper delivery path.
Y
N
Remove the foreign substances and correct the distortion.
Set to print a black copy. During the print cycle, turn off the power after the feeding sound is
heard (ie. terminate processing midway through copying). Check the surface of the drum.
There is a considerable amount of toner left on the surface of the drum.
Y
N
Replace the BTR. If the problem persists, replace the HVPS and the MCU PWB (PL 9.1).
Image Quality
IQ3, IQ4
September 2005
3-4
1st Version
IQ5 Residual Image (Ghosting) RAP
IQ6 Background RAP
Ghost images appear on the paper. Parts of the previous page or current page appear as
ghost images on the paper.
Toner smudges appear on the whole or part of the page. The smudges appear as extremely
bright gray stains.
Procedure
Procedure
Y
N
End
Y
N
Clean the Platen Glass. If there is a stubborn stain, replace the Platen Glass (PL 11.3).
lem reoccurs.
Y
N
End
prob-
Remove the Fuser Unit (PL 5.1). Check for dirt on the surface of the Heat Roll. The surface
of the Heat Roll is clean.
Y
N
Clean the Heat Roll. If there is difficulty in removing the dirt, replace the Fuser Unit (PL
5.1)
Y
N
End
lem reoccurs.
Y
N
End
prob-
Check the surface of the BTR for dirt and distortion. The surface of the BTR is clean and
there is no distortion.
Y
N
Clean the BTR. If there is distortion, replace the BTR (PL 2.6).
Remove the HVPS and reinstall. Turn the power Off/On and print. The problem reoccurs.
Y
N
End
Replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1). If the problem persists, replace the HVPS and the ESS PWB
(PL 9.2).
1st Version
September 2005
3-5
Image Quality
IQ5, IQ6
IQ7 Deletion RAP
IQ8 Skew/Misregistration RAP
Part of the image is missing.
Printed images are not parallel to the edges of the paper.
Procedure
Procedure

Y
N
Check the location where the machine is installed. The machine is installed on a stable horizontal surface.
Y
N
Install the machine on a stable horizontal surface.

Y
N
End
Y
N
End
lem reoccurs.
Y
N
End
Y
N
End
Check the installation of the Paper Cassette. The Paper Cassette is correctly installed.
Y
N
Install the Paper Cassette correctly.
probCheck for distortion in the paper delivery path. There is no distortion in the paper delivery
path.
Y
N
Correct the distortion or replace the distorted part.
Check the surface of the BTR for distortion. There is no distortion on the surface of the
BTR.
Y
N
Replace the BTR (PL 2.6).
Image Quality
IQ7, IQ8
September 2005
3-6
1st Version
IQ9 Process Direction Bands, Streaks and Smears RAP

Vertical black lines or white streaks running in the direction of the paper orientation.
N
Clean the ROS Window. If there is a scratch, replace the ROS Window.
Replace the ROS Unit (PL 3.1). If the problem persists, replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1). If the
Procedure
Check the IIT Carriage Mirrors for scratches and dirt. There are no scratches or dirt on the
mirrors.
Y
N
Clean the mirrors. If there is a scratch or stubborn stain, replace the No.1/No.2/No.3 Mirror (PL 11.6).
Y
N
End
lem reoccurs.
Y
N
End
prob-
Y
N
Check for dirt in the paper delivery path. The paper delivery path is clean.
Y
N
Clean the paper delivery path.
Check the IIT Carriage Mirror. The mirror is clean and there is no distortion.
Y
N
Clean the mirror. If there is distortion, replace the mirror.
Y
N
5.1).
Y
N
Check the IIT Carriage Mirror. The mirror is clean and there is no distortion.
Y
N
Clean the mirror. If there is distortion, replace the mirror.
Check the ROS Window for scratches and distortion. The ROS Window is clean and there
are no scratches.
1st Version
September 2005
3-7
Image Quality
IQ9
IQ10 Unfused Copy/Toner Offset RAP
IQ11 Repeating Bands, Streaks, Spots and Smears RAP
Printed images are not properly fused onto the paper. The images come off easily when
rubbed.
Horizontal black lines or white streaks running in the direction of the paper orientation.
Procedure
Procedure
Check the moving parts of the IIT Carriage for foreign substances and distortion. There
are
no foreign substances or distortion of the parts.
Y
N
Remove the foreign substances. If there is distortion in the Capstan Pulley, Capstan Shaft
or Carriage Cable (PL 11.6), replace the parts accordingly.

Y
N
Use paper stored under room conditions. The problem reoccurs.
Y
N
End
Y
N
End
Check the power supply voltage. The voltage is within the specified range.
Y
N
Connect a power supply with voltage within the specified range.
lem reoccurs.
Y
N
End
Remove the Fuser Unit (PL 5.1) and reinstall. The problem reoccurs.
Y
N
End
Check the fusing temperature using the Diagnostics. A normal fusing temperature is set.
Y
N
Set a normal fusing temperature.
prob-
Y
N
Check the pitch of the black streaks or blanks. The pitch of the black streaks or blanks are
approx.78mm (the circumference of the Heat Roll).
Y
N
5.1).
Replace the ROS Unit (PL 3.1). If the problem persists, replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1). If the
Image Quality
IQ10, IQ11
September 2005
3-8
1st Version
IQ12 Mottle RAP
IQ13 Spots RAP
Uneven printed image density.
Procedure
Procedure

Y
N
Y
N
Clean the Platen Glass. If there is a stubborn stain, replace the Platen Glass (PL 11.3).

Y
N
End
Y
N
End
Y
N
End
lem reoccurs.
Y
N
End
lem reoccurs.
Y
N
End
prob-
probCheck the surface of the BTR for dirt and distortion. The surface of the BTR is clean and
Y
N
Y
N
Y
N
End
Check for dirt in the paper delivery path. The paper delivery path is clean.
Y
N
Clean the paper delivery path.
Y
N
5.1).
Y
N
Y
N
End
1st Version
September 2005
3-9
Image Quality
IQ12, IQ13
IQ14 Black Prints RAP
IQ15 Blank Image RAP
Paper is printed completely white.
Procedure
Procedure
Check the moving parts of the IIT Carriage for foreign substances and distortion. There
are
no foreign substances or distortion of the parts.
Y
N
Remove the foreign substances. If there is distortion in the Capstan Pulley, Capstan Shaft
or Carriage Cable (PL 11.6), replace the parts accordingly.
Check the installation of the ROS Unit. The ROS Unit is installed correctly.
Y
N
Install the ROS Unit (PL 3.1) correctly.
Y
N
End
lem reoccurs.
Y
N
End
prob-
Y
N
End
Check the connections of P/J500 and P/J406. The connectors are connected correctly.
Y
N
Check the wire between J500-4 and J403-A12 for an open circuit or a short circuit. The wire
between J500-4 and J403-A12 is conducting without an open circuit or a short circuit.
Y
N
Check the wires between J160 and J311 and between J170 and J311 for an open circuit or a
short circuit. The wires between J160 and J311 and between J170 and J311 are conducting without an open circuit or a short circuit.
Y
N
Replace the HVPS. If the problem persists, replace the ROS Unit (PL 3.1). If the problem persists, replace the MCU PWB (PL 9.1). If the problem persists, replace the ESS PWB (PL 9.2).
Check the drum ground contact point for dirt and distortion. The drum ground contact point
is clean and there is no distortion.
Y
N
Clean the drum ground contact point and correct the distortion.
Y
N
End
lem reoccurs.
Y
N
End
prob-
Set to print a black copy. During the print cycle, turn off the power after the feeding sound is
heard (ie. terminate processing midway through copying). Check the surface of the drum.
There is a considerable amount of toner left on the surface of the drum.
Y
N
Check the connections of P/J140 and P/J406. The connectors are connected correctly.
Y
N
Check the installation of the ROS Unit. The ROS Unit is installed correctly.
Y
N
Install the ROS Unit (PL 3.1) correctly.
Measure the voltage of the MCU PWB P406-2. The voltage is approx. +5VDC.
Y
N
Check the wire between J140 and J406 for an open circuit or a short circuit. The
wire
between J140 and J406 is conducting without an open circuit or a short circuit.
Y
N
Replace the BTR. If the problem persists, replace the HVPS and the MCU PWB (PL 9.1).
Image Quality
IQ14, IQ15
September 2005
3-10
1st Version
Copy Quality Specifications

Test Patterns
Procedure
Test Patterns
1.
The following test patterns are used with those products.

Standard Test Pattern: USCO/XCL, 82P524; XL, 82P521.
Output Reference Guide: USCO/XL, SIR 542.00.
Visual Scale: USCO/XL, 82P448
Standard Test Pattern, 82P524/82P521

Procedure
This test pattern is the standard multinational test pattern used for the evaluation of copy quality for those products.
Side A (Figure 1) is used to evaluate solid area density, uniformity, exposure level, registration,
skew, and lead edge deletion.
Figure 1 Standard Test Pattern (Side A)(j0st3201)

Side B (Figure 2) is used to evaluate skips and smears, resolution, and magnification.
1st Version
September 2005
3-11
Image Quality
Output Reference Guide, SIR542.00

Procedure
This test document serves as a reference guide for measuring the solid area density of the
Side A copies of the test pattern, 82P524 and 82P521 (Figure 3).
Figure 2 Standard Test Pattern (Side B)(j0st3202)
Figure 3 Output Reference Guide, SIR542.00 (j0st3203)
Image Quality
September 2005
3-12
1st Version
IQS1 Solid Area Density Specification
IQS2 Uniformity Specification
Procedure
Procedure
Using Side A of the Standard Test Pattern (Figure 1), evaluate the solid area density per the
following table.
Make a copy of Side A of the Standard Test Pattern.

The density of all the 1.0 blocks are same (Figure 1).
Figure 1 Standard Test Pattern (SideA)(j0st3204)

Figure 1 Standard Test Pattern 1.0 Blocks(j0st3205)
Table 1 Solid Area Density Specification
Copy
Copie Quality
Mode
s
1
Normal
Specification
Input
Output
Density Density
The 1.0 solid area density nearest the center of the 1.0
copy should be the 1.0 solid area density block on
the Output Reference Guide.
1st Version
1.0
September 2005
3-13
Image Quality
IQS3 Exposure Level Specification
IQS4 Lead Edge Registration Specification
Procedure
Procedure
Use Side A of the Standard Test Pattern.
In the Standard Copy mode, and with the copy darkness control set at the middle of the scale,
the 0.20G(Or0.20B) line pair must be copied completely.
The center 10 mm reference line on the copy must be 10 mm (plus or minus the ranges listed
in the following charts) from the lead edge of a 100% copy (Figure 1).
In the Standard Copy mode, and with the copy darkness control set two level lighter from at the
middle of the scale, the 0.10 line pair should not copy at all (Figure 1).
Figure 1 Lead Edge Registration(j0st3207)

Table 1 Specification of Lead Edge Registration
Figure 1 Exposure Level(j0st3206)
Image Quality
Configuration
Range
Platen(Simplex)
+/-1.6mm
Platen(Duplex)
+/-2.0mm
Platen(MPT)
+/-2.2mm
September 2005
3-14
1st Version
Table 1 Specification of Lead Edge Registration
IQS5 Side Edge Registration Specification
Configuration
Range
Procedure
DADF(Simplex)
+/-2.2mm
DADF(Duplex)
+/-3.0mm
For a copy that is folded in half, the crease in the copy should be within the following ranges
from the center line of a 100% copy (Figure 1).
Figure 1 Side Edge Registration(j0st3208)

Table 1 Specification of Side Edge Registration
1st Version
Configuration
Range
Platen(Simplex)
+/-2.1mm
Platen(Duplex)
+/-2.5mm
Platen(MPT)
+/-3.0mm
September 2005
3-15
Image Quality
Table 1 Specification of Side Edge Registration
IQS6 Skew Specification
Configuration
Range
Procedure
DADF(Simplex)
+/-2.9mm
DADF(Duplex)
+/-3.2mm
Skew must be within the following ranges (with respect to each other) at the two 10 mm reference lines shown (Figure 1).
Figure 1 1 Skew(j0st3209)
Table 1 Specification of Skew
Image Quality
Configuration
Range
Platen(Simplex)
+/-1.42
Platen(Duplex)
+/-1.87
Platen(MPT)
+/-1.78
September 2005
3-16
1st Version
Table 1 Specification of Skew
IQS7 Lead Edge Deletion Specification
Configuration
Range
Procedure
DADF(Simplex)
+/-2.04
DADF(Duplex)
+/-2.40
The image deleted intentionally along the lead edge must be 2.0 mm from the lead edge of the
copy (Figure 1).(maximum is 4mm)
Figure 1 Lead Edge Deletion(j0st3210)
1st Version
September 2005
3-17
Image Quality
IQS8 Trail Edge Deletion Specification
IQS9 Side Edge Deletion Specification
Procedure
Procedure
The image deleted intentionally along the trail edge must be 2mm from the trail edge of the
copy (Figure 1). (maximum is 4mm)
The image deleted intentionally along both of side edge must be 2mm from the side edge of
the copy (Figure 1). (maximum is 4mm)
Figure 1 Trail Edge Deletion(j0st3211)
Figure 1 Side Edge Deletion(j0st3212)
Image Quality
September 2005
3-18
1st Version
IQS10 Resolution Specification

Procedure
Use Side B of the Standard Test Pattern.
The complete resolution of designated LP/mm lines for specific magnification percentages is
listed in Table below.
It is also required that the designated LP/mm lines be resolved in the top-to-bottom direction
and the side-to-side direction over the entire copy (Figure 1).
Figure 1 Resolution(j0st3213)
Table 1 Resolution Specifications
Magnification(%)
1st Version
Resolution LP/mm
70
2.5
100
4.3
141
3.5
200
3.5
September 2005
3-19
Image Quality
IQS11 Skips And Smears Specification

Procedure
[Reduction]
Except for the first 2 mm from the lead edge of the copy, 1.8 ladder chart must be completely
resolved.
[100% /Enlargement]
Except for the first 2 mm from the lead edge of the copy, 2.5 ladder chart must be completely
resolved (Figure 1).
Figure 1 Skips and Smears(j0st3214)

Table 1 Skips and Smears Specifications
Magnification(%)
Image Quality
Ladder LP/mm
70
1.8
100
2.5
141
2.5
200
2.5
September 2005
3-20
1st Version
IQS12 Magnification Specification

Procedure
The tolerance for each magnification setting in the lead edge to trail edge direction and the
front to rear direction are listed in Table below.
Table 1 Magnification Specifications
Magnification(%)
Measurement
65
130+/-2mm
101
202+/-2mm
154
154+/-2mm
Refer to Figure 1 for the areas to be measured. For 65% and 101%, use areas A and B for the
magnification in the lead edge to trail edge direction; and areas C and D for magnification in
the front to rear direction. For 154% use areas A and E for magnification in the lead edge to
trail edge direction; and areas C and F for magnification in the front to rear direction.(Figure 1)
Figure 1 Areas of Side B to be Measured(j0st3202)
1st Version
September 2005
3-21
Image Quality
IQS13 Background Specification

Procedure
Compare images of the test pattern,(Figure 1) made from the document glass, with the visual
scale,82P448.
The background of the images must not be darker than the reference area C (Figure 1).
Figure 1 Test Pattern(j0st3215)
Image Quality
September 2005
3-22
1st Version
Image Defect Samples
Auger Mark
IOT
The following figures contain examples of defects and their possible causes.
Auger Mark
Strobing (28mm or 14mm Pitch Density)
White Streaks (Process Direction)
Black Bands
Toner Contamination
Toner Splattering
White Spots (Irregular)
Transparency Offset (80mm Pitch Ghosts)
Regular Blanks In Process Direction (Spots, Streaks, Bands etc.)
Regular Toner Contamination In Process Direction (Spots, Streaks, Bands etc.)
Regular Toner Contamination In Process Direction (Side 2)
Transparency Blocking
IIT
The following figures contain examples of defects and their possible causes.
Moire Due To Interference With Copy Original
Light Background Due To Auto Exposure In Copies Of Originals With Frames
Fluctuation In Auto Exposure Values For Copies Of Originals Of Medium Density
Gradation Jump In Text & Photo Mode For 100 lpi Photo Originals
CVT (Constant Velocity Transport) Scan Streaks
Defects Related To Scan Print
Moire In Text Mode (Fine) B/W Scan/Fax For 133 lpi Originals
Black Discoloration Around White Texts In Medium Density Background
Figure 1 Auger Mark Defect Sample (j0st3217)
Cause
1.
The Developer Magnetic Roll magnetic field failed.
2.
There was a drop in the level of developer material.
Corrective Action
1.
Replace the Xero/Developer Cartridge.

NOTE: This may occur immediately after a new CRU is installed. -> Correct by feeding a
few sheets of paper.
1st Version
September 2005
3-23
Image Quality
Auger Mark
Strobing (28mm or 14mm Pitch Density)
White Streaks (Process Direction)
Figure 1 Strobing (28mm or 14mm Pitch Density) Defect Sample (j0st3218)
Figure 1 White Streaks (Process Direction) Defect Sample (j0st3219)
Cause
Cause
1.
1.
Foreign substances are blocking the ROS Laser.
Corrective Action
Developer Magnetic Roll bias.
2.
Developer material clogging on the Developer Magnetic Roll due to foreign substances.
1.
Corrective Action
Image Quality
Strobing (28mm or 14mm Pitch Density), White
1.
Clean the light path between the ROS and the Xero/Developer Cartridge and the seal
glass.
2.
September 2005
3-24
1st Version
Black Bands
Toner Contamination
Figure 1 Black Bands Defect Sample (j0st3220)
Figure 1 Toner Contamination Defect Sample (j0st3221)
Cause
Cause
1.
1.
The developer material is not well mixed.
Cloud toner dropped from the Xero/Developer Cartridge.
Corrective Action
Corrective Action
1.
1.
Mix the developer material by processing blank paper.
2.
Mix the developer material by processing blank paper.
1st Version
September 2005
3-25
Image Quality
Black Bands, Toner Contamination
Toner Splattering
White Spots (Irregular)
Figure 1 Toner Splattering Defect Sample (j0st3222)
Figure 1 White Spots (Irregular) Defect Sample (j0st3223)
Cause
Cause
1.
Paper size mismatch occurred (tray settings and paper size are different).
1.
2.
The resistance of the paper increased under dry conditions.
Corrective Action
Corrective Action
1.
Check the tray settings.
2.
Use paper from a freshly opened packet.
Image Quality
Toner Splattering, White Spots (Irregular)
1.
The resistance of the paper increased under dry conditions.

Use paper from a freshly opened packet.
September 2005
3-26
1st Version
Transparency Offset (80mm Pitch Ghosts)
Regular Blanks In Process Direction (Spots, Streaks,

Bands etc.)
Figure 1 Transparency Offset (80mm Pitch Ghosts) Defect Sample (j0st3224)
Cause
1.
Figure 1 Regular Blanks In Process Direction (Spots, Streaks, Bands etc.) Defect Sample (j0st3225)
Transparencies were processed in Plain Paper mode.
Corrective Action
Cause
1.
1.
Select Transparency mode.
94mm pitch -> Drum: Scratches or foreign substances
2.
28mm pitch -> Developer Roll: Developer material fixed on the Developer Roll
3.
44mm pitch -> Charger: Scratches or foreign substances
4.
80mm pitch -> Fuser H/R: Scratches or foreign substances
Corrective Action
1st Version
1.
1, 4 : Clean or replace the Xero/Developer Cartridge or the Fuser Unit.
2.
2, 3 : Replace the Xero/Developer Cartridge.
September 2005
3-27
Image Quality
Transparency Offset (80mm Pitch Ghosts), Regular
Regular Toner Contamination In Process Direction (Spots,

Streaks, Bands etc.)
Corrective Action
1.
1, 4, 5, 6 : Clean or replace the Xero/Developer Cartridge or the Fuser Unit.
2.
2, 3 : Replace the Xero/Developer Cartridge.
Figure 1 Regular Toner Contamination In Process Direction (Spots, Streaks, Bands etc.)
Defect Sample (j0st3226)
Cause
1.
94mm pitch -> Drum: Scratches or foreign substances
2.
28mm pitch -> Magnetic Roll: Developer material fixed on the Magnetic Roll
3.
44mm pitch -> BCR: Scratches or foreign substances
4.
80mm pitch -> Heat Roll: Scratches or foreign substances
5.
19mm pitch -> Fuser Roll-Exit: Dirt
6.
44mm pitch -> Registration: Dirt
Image Quality
Regular Toner Contamination In Process Direction
September 2005
3-28
1st Version
Regular Toner Contamination In Process Direction (Side 2)
Transparency Blocking
Figure 1 Regular Toner Contamination In Process Direction (Side 2) Defect Sample

(j0st3227)
Cause
Figure 1 Transparency Blocking Sample Image (j0st3228)
Cause
1.
Transparencies were continuously printed in Plain Paper mode.
1.
94mm pitch -> Fuser Pressure Roll: Scratches or foreign substances
Corrective Action
2.
59mm pitch -> BRT Roll: Dirt, scratches or paper size mismatch
1.
3.
44mm pitch -> Pinch Roll: Dirt
Select Transparency mode.
Corrective Action
1.
1, 2, 3 : Clean or replace the relevant parts.
2.
2 : Change the tray settings.
1st Version
September 2005
3-29
Image Quality
Regular Toner Contamination In Process Direction
Moire Due To Interference With Copy Original

Cause
Light Background Due To Auto Exposure In Copies Of

Originals With Frames
When copying, interference with the original may cause moire. Combinations of certain angles
of screen ruling near 150lpi and Reduce/Enlarge ratio may cause moire. Precautions should
be taken during enlargement.
When Auto Exposure is turned [On] for originals with dark frames along the Lead Registration
Edge, the suppression value is set so large such that areas of medium density appear
extremely light.
Corrective Action
Reduce sharpness.
Make copies at a different Reduce/Enlarge ratio.
Change the orientation of the original.
Secondary defect: Text is blurred.
Figure 1 Light Background Due To Auto Exposure In Copies Of Originals With Frames
Defect Sample (j0st3229)
Cause
Auto Exposure performs background detection of images at a distance of up to 10mm from the
Lead Registration Edge. As there were dark frames along the Lead Registration Edge, Auto
Exposure could not detect the original background density. Therefore, Auto Exposure was performed based on the density of the frames.
Image Quality
Moire Due To Interference With Copy Original, Light
September 2005
3-30
1st Version
Corrective Action
Disable Auto Exposure.
Fluctuation In Auto Exposure Values For Copies Of

Originals Of Medium Density
When Auto Exposure is turned [On] for originals with background of medium density (0.5G),
the effectiveness of Auto Exposure fluctuates for each job.
Cause
As medium density (0.5G) is near the upper limit value for background detection, the Auto
Exposure value fluctuates according to the result of background detection that varies according to the variations in the density of the original and how the original is placed.
Corrective Action
1st Version
Disable Auto Exposure.
September 2005
3-31
Image Quality
Light Background Due To Auto Exposure In Copies
Gradation Jump In Text & Photo Mode For 100 lpi Photo
Originals
In Text mode, making copies of images of 100 lpi (halftone dot) gradation may result in a tone
jump.
Change the setting from [More Text] to [Text], and then to [Photo] and [More Photo].
Secondary defect: Image quality of photographs deteriorate in [More Text] and [Text] settings. Text becomes blurred in [More Photo] and [Photo] settings.
Figure 1 Gradation Jump In Text & Photo Mode For 100 lpi Photo Originals Defect Sample (j0st3230)
Cause
As Text & Photo mode gives priority to 175 lpi halftone dots and text quality, Sharpen Edge is
performed for lower lpi.
Corrective Action
Make copies in Photo mode.
Image Quality
Gradation Jump In Text & Photo Mode For 100 lpi
September 2005
3-32
1st Version
CVT (Constant Velocity Transport) Scan Streaks
Defects Related To Scan Print
Streaks may occur in the CVT, even if they do not occur in the Platen.
Moire may occur when scanned images are printed.
Cause
Cause
Even though CVT streak detection is performed for both color and B/W scans, there may be
cases where foreign substances on the CVT Glass could not be detected and removed.
Interference with the printer screen and printer driver resolution conversion processing by the
original causes moire.
Corrective Action
Corrective Action
Clean the CVT Glass.
Reduce sharpness.
1st Version
September 2005
3-33
Image Quality
CVT (Constant Velocity Transport) Scan Streaks,
Moire In Text Mode (Fine) B/W Scan/Fax For 133 lpi

Originals
Black Discoloration Around White Texts In Medium

Density Background
During Fax Scan and B/W Scan mode, moire occurs in Text mode halftone dot images. Or,
moire is especially obvious in Text mode (Fine) 133 lpi halftone dot images.
Black discoloration occurs around white texts with a certain background density, causing difficulties in reading the text.
Cause
Cause
In Text mode, text is given priority, causing halftone dot moires.
Discoloration occurs during resolution conversion in Fax Send.
Corrective Action
Due to separation error in text graphic separation, parts determined as text are darkened and
are output as graphics that look like dark smears.
Change from Text mode to Text & Photo mode or Photo mode.
However, as the amount of data increases in Text & Photo mode, the machine takes a
longer time for transmission.
Occurrences and severity of the occurrences vary according to the combinations of Send/
Receive type, Send route and Receive settings.
Corrective Action
Perform sending and document storage according to the capabilities of the receiver.
It is possible to suppress resolution conversion during Send/Receive by preventing a mismatch in Send image quality (resolution).
Change the setting for resolution conversion processing to [More Photo].

Secondary defect: As this reduces the sensitivity for separation between text and photographs, edges appear less smooth.
Image Quality
Moire In Text Mode (Fine) B/W Scan/Fax For 133 lpi
September 2005
3-34
1st Version
4 Repairs and Adjustments

Repairs
REP 11.5.2 Carriage Motor Assembly ...........................................................................

REP 11.6.1 Exposure Lamp...........................................................................................
REP 11.6.2 Lamp Wire Harness ....................................................................................
1. Drives
REP 1.1.1 Main Drive Assembly ....................................................................................
REP 1.1.2 Takeaway Motor Assembly...........................................................................
4-3
4-6
2. Paper Transportation
REP 2.1.1
REP 2.1.2
REP 2.3.1
REP 2.4.1
REP 2.5.1
REP 2.6.1
REP 2.6.2
Feeder 1 Assembly .......................................................................................

Feeder 2 Assembly .......................................................................................
Tray Feed/Nudger/Retard Roll......................................................................
Registration Unit ...........................................................................................
Takeaway Roll ..............................................................................................
BTR Roll........................................................................................................
L/H Upper Cover Unit....................................................................................
4-9
4-11
4-13
4-14
4-16
4-19
4-20
REP 3.1.1 ROS Unit.......................................................................................................
4-21
3. ROS
4. Xerographics/Development
REP 4.1.1 Xero/Developer Cartridge .............................................................................
REP 4.1.2 Toner Cartridge.............................................................................................
REP 4.2.1 Dispense Motor.............................................................................................
4-25
4-26
4-27
5. Fuser
REP 5.1.1 Fuser Unit .....................................................................................................
4-31
6. Exit
REP 6.1.1 Exit2 + OCT2 ................................................................................................
4-33
7. MPT
REP 7.1.1 MPT Assembly..............................................................................................
REP 7.2.1 MPT Feed Roll/Retard Pad...........................................................................
4-35
4-37
9. Electrical Components
REP 9.1.1
REP 9.1.2
REP 9.2.1
REP 9.2.2
MCU PWB.....................................................................................................
MCU PWB EPROM ......................................................................................
ESS PWB......................................................................................................
ESS PWB EPROM .......................................................................................
4-39
4-41
4-42
4-44
10. Covers
REP 10.1.1 Top Cover Assembly....................................................................................
REP 10.2.1 Rear Lower Cover.......................................................................................
4-45
4-47
11. IIT
REP 11.1.1
REP 11.1.2
REP 11.3.1
REP 11.3.2
REP 11.4.1
REP 11.5.1
Platen Cushion............................................................................................
Control Panel Assembly..............................................................................
Platen Glass................................................................................................
IIT/IPS PWB................................................................................................
Lens Kit Assembly ......................................................................................
Carriage Cable............................................................................................
1st Version
4-49
4-50
4-51
4-53
4-55
4-60
4-66
4-68
4-69
12. Tray Module - 2T

REP 12.1.1
REP 12.1.2
REP 12.3.1
REP 12.6.1
Tray 3 Feeder .............................................................................................

Tray 4 Feeder .............................................................................................
Feed/Retard/Nudger Roll ............................................................................
2TM PWB....................................................................................................
4-73
4-76
4-80
4-81
13. Tray Module - TT

REP 13.1.1
REP 13.1.2
REP 13.3.1
REP 13.4.1
REP 13.5.1
REP 13.6.1
REP 13.8.1
Tray 3 Assembly .........................................................................................

Tray 4 Assembly .........................................................................................
Front/Rear Tray Cable ................................................................................
Tray 4 Feeder .............................................................................................
Tray 3 Feeder .............................................................................................
Feed/Retard/Nudger Roll ............................................................................
TTM PWB ...................................................................................................
4-83
4-84
4-85
4-87
4-90
4-92
4-94
DADF ..........................................................................................................
DADF Platen Cushion.................................................................................
DADF Document Tray.................................................................................
DADF Feeder Assembly .............................................................................
DADF Front Cover ......................................................................................
DADF Rear Cover.......................................................................................
DADF PWB .................................................................................................
Left Counter Balance ..................................................................................
Right Counter Balance................................................................................
Retard Roll ..................................................................................................
Top Cover Assembly...................................................................................
Nudger Roll, Feed Roll................................................................................
Registration Roll..........................................................................................
4-97
4-99
4-101
4-103
4-105
4-106
4-108
4-109
4-110
4-112
4-114
4-119
4-123
15. DADF
REP 15.1.1
REP 15.1.2
REP 15.2.1
REP 15.2.2
REP 15.2.3
REP 15.2.4
REP 15.3.1
REP 15.3.2
REP 15.3.3
REP 15.4.1
REP 15.4.2
REP 15.6.1
REP 15.8.1
16. Finisher
REP 16.1.1
REP 16.1.2
REP 16.3.1
REP 16.4.1
REP 16.4.2
REP 16.5.1
REP 16.5.2
REP 16.6.1
REP 16.6.2
REP 16.7.1
REP 16.8.1
REP 16.8.2
REP 16.9.1
September 2005
4-1
H-Transport Assembly ................................................................................

Finisher Assembly.......................................................................................
H-Transport Belt..........................................................................................
Front Cover Assembly ................................................................................
Rear Cover..................................................................................................
Stack Height Sensor Assembly...................................................................
Eject Roll Assembly ....................................................................................
Decurler Roll ...............................................................................................
Finisher Drive Motor....................................................................................
Belt..............................................................................................................
Rail..............................................................................................................
Staple Assembly .........................................................................................
Compiler Tray Assembly.............................................................................
4-127
4-128
4-132
4-135
4-136
4-137
4-139
4-145
4-147
4-148
4-152
4-157
4-159
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.10.1
REP 16.10.2
REP 16.11.1
REP 16.12.1
Stacker Motor Assembly...........................................................................

Elevator Belt Assembly.............................................................................
Paddle Gear Shaft ....................................................................................
Finisher PWB............................................................................................
4-161
4-163
4-165
4-167
Adjustments
ADJ 4.1.1 Toner Density Adjustment .............................................................................
4-169
7. MPT
ADJ 7.1.1 Tray 5 (Bypass) Guide Adjustment (MPT Guide Adjustment) .......................
4-171
ADJ 9.1.1 IOT Lead Edge/Side Edge Registration ........................................................
ADJ 9.2.1 Edge Erase Value Adjustment ......................................................................
ADJ 9.3.1 Firmware Version Downloading ....................................................................
4-173
4-175
4-175
11. IIT
ADJ 11.1.1
ADJ 11.2.1
ADJ 11.3.1
ADJ 11.6.1
IIT Lead Edge/Side Edge Registration ........................................................

Reduce/Enlarge Adjustment........................................................................
UI Alignment................................................................................................
Full/Half Rate Carriage Position Adjustment ...............................................
4-179
4-180
4-181
4-182
DADF Side Edge Registration....................................................................

DADF Non-Standard Sized Original Customized Registration Function .....
DADF Lead Edge Registration ....................................................................
DADF Height Adjustment ............................................................................
DADF Position Adjustment..........................................................................
4-187
4-189
4-190
4-192
4-193
15. DADF
ADJ 15.1.1
ADJ 15.1.3
ADJ 15.1.4
ADJ 15.1.5
ADJ 15.1.6
Repairs/Adjustments
September 2005
4-2
1st Version
REP 1.1.1 Main Drive Assembly
2.
Parts List on PL 1.1

Removal
Remove the ESS Cover Assembly. (Figure 1)

1.
Loosen the screws (x2).
2.
Remove the ESS Cover Assembly.
WARNING
CAUTION
To prevent data loss when the power is turned off, please note the following.
[FAX Models]
Check that the Stored Documents lamp is not on, and press the Job Status button to ensure
that there are no jobs in progress.
[Printer Models]
Check that Ready to Print/Send is displayed on the Control Panel display.
1. [33CPM Model]
Remove the Takeaway Motor Assembly. (REP 1.1.2)
Figure 1 Removing the ESS Cover Assembly (j0st41005)
1st Version
September 2005
4-3
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 1.1.1
3.
Remove the Rear Middle Cover. (Figure 2)
4.
Open the L/H Upper Cover Assembly. (PL 2.6)
1.
Remove the screws (x2).
5.
Disconnect the belt and connector. (Figure 3)
2.
Remove the Rear Middle Cover.
1.
Remove the flange.
2.
Remove the belt.
Figure 2 Removing the Rear Middle Cover (j0st41006)

Figure 3 Disconnecting the belt and connector (j0tp40101)
6.
[23/28 CPM Model]
Perform steps 7 and 8.
[33 CPM Model]
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 1.1.1
September 2005
4-4
Go to step 8.
1st Version
7.
Remove the bracket. (Figure 4)
8.
Remove the Main Drive Assembly. (Figure 5)
1.
1.
2.
Remove the bracket.
2.
Disconnect.
Disconnect.
3.
4.
Remove the Main Drive Assembly.
Figure 4 Removing the bracket (j0st40102)

Figure 5 Removing the Main Drive Assembly (j0tp40102)
Replacement
1.
1st Version
To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order.
September 2005
4-5
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 1.1.1
REP 1.1.2 Takeaway Motor Assembly
3.
Remove the KL-Clip. (Figure 1)

1.

Removal
Remove the KL-Clip.
WARNING
To avoid personal injury or electric shock, do not perform repairs or adjustments with
electrical power applied to the machine.
CAUTION
To prevent data loss when the power is turned off, note the following.
[FAX models]
Check that the "Stored Documents" lamp is not on, and press the Job Status button to ensure
[Printer models]
Check that "Ready to Print/Send" is displayed on the Control Panel display.
1.
Remove the Rear Lower Cover. (REP 10.2.1)
2.
Open the L/H Upper Cover.
Figure 1 Removing the KL-Clip (j0tp40103)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 1.1.2
September 2005
4-6
1st Version
4.
Remove the Takeaway Motor Unit. (Figure 2)

1.
Disconnect the connector.
2.
Release the Wire Harness from the clamps (x2)
3.
Remove the screws (x3)
4.
Remove the Takeaway Motor Unit.
5.
Remove the Gear. (Figure 3)

1.
Remove the gear.
Figure 3 Removing the Gear (j0tp40105)
Replacement
Figure 2 Removing the Takeaway Motor Unit (j0tp40104)
1st Version
1.
September 2005
4-7
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 1.1.2
Repairs/Adjustments
September 2005
4-8
1st Version
4.

Removal
WARNING
Remove the Gear Assembly. (Figure 1)

1.
2.
Remove the Gear Assembly.
3.
CAUTION
[FAX Models]
Printer Models
1. Remove the MPT Assembly. (REP 7.1.1)
2.
Remove the L/H Upper Cover Unit. (REP 2.6.2)
3.
[23/28 CPM Model]
Perform steps 4, 6 and 7.
[33 CPM Model]
Figure 1 Removing the Gear Assembly (j0st40201)
1st Version
September 2005
4-9
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 2.1.1
5.
7.
Remove the Feeder 1 Assembly. (Figure 3)
1.
Release the Wire Harness.
1.
2.
2.
Release the Wire Harness from the clamps (x2).
3.
3.
4.
4.
Remove the Feeder 1 Assembly.
Disconnect P/J601.
Figure 2 Removing the Gear Assembly (j0tp40201)

6.
Remove Tray 1.
Figure 3 Removing the Feeder 1 Assembly (j0st40204)
Replacement
1.
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 2.1.1
September 2005
4-10
1st Version
5.

Removal
WARNING

1.
2.
3.
CAUTION
[FAX Models]
Printer Models
2.
Open the L/H Lower Cover.
3.
Remove Tray 2.
4.
[23/28 CPM Model]
[33 CPM Model]
1st Version
September 2005
4-11
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 2.1.2
6.
7.
Remove the Feeder 2 Assembly. (Figure 3)
1.
1.
Disconnect P/J602.
2.
2.
Release the Wire Harness from the clamp.
3.
3.
4.
4.
Move the white guide to rear, then remove the Feeder 2 Assembly.
Figure 3 Removing the Feeder 2 Assembly (j0st40208)
Replacement
1.
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 2.1.2
September 2005
4-12
1st Version
REP 2.3.1 Tray Feed/Nudger/Retard Roll
2.
Slide the guide to the front. (Figure 1)

1.

Removal
Slide the guide.
NOTE: Only the replacement procedure for the Tray 1 Feed/Nudger/Retard Roll is described
here. Tray 2 Feed/Nudger/Retard Roll replacement is the same as for Tray 1.
NOTE: When replacing the Tray 1 Feed/Nudger/Retard Roll, enter Diag. mode and clear the
counter for the Tray 1 Feed counter (sheets). 741/511 (For Tray 2 Feed/Nudger/Retard Roll:
741/512])
WARNING
CAUTION
[FAX Models]
Printer Models
NOTE: The Feed/Nudger/Retard Roll must be replaced at the same time.
1.
Remove Tray 1.
Figure 1 Sliding the guide to the front (j0st40205)
1st Version
September 2005
4-13
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 2.3.1
3.
Remove the Feed/Nudger/Retard Roll. (Figure 2)
REP 2.4.1 Registration Unit
1.

Removal
Remove the Feed/Nudger/Retard Roll.
WARNING
CAUTION
[FAX Models]
Printer Models
1. Remove the L/H Upper Cover Unit. (REP 2.6.2)
Figure 2 Removing the Feed/Nudger/Retard Roll (j0st40206)
Replacement
1.
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 2.3.1, REP 2.4.1
September 2005
4-14
1st Version
2.
Free the Registration Assembly. (Figure 1)
3.
NOTE: The connectors are connected on the inner side of the Registration Assembly.
Remove the Registration Assembly. (Figure 2)

1.
Turn over the Registration Assembly.
2.
Disconnect P/J215.
1.
3.
Disconnect P/J104.
2.
Slide the Registration Assembly to the rear.
4.
3.
Slightly lift up the Registration Assembly and remove it.
5.
Remove the Registration Assembly.
Figure 1 Setting free the Registration Assembly (j0st40212)
Figure 2 Removing the Registration Assembly (j0st40213)
Replacement
1.
1st Version
September 2005
4-15
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 2.4.1
REP 2.5.1 Takeaway Roll
4.

Removal

1.
2.
3.
WARNING
CAUTION
[FAX Models]
Printer Models
2.
3.
Open the L/H Lower Cover.

[23/28 CPM Model]
[33 CPM Model]
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 2.5.1
September 2005
4-16
1st Version
5.
Remove the chute. (Figure 2)
6.
1.
1.
2.
Remove the chute.
2.

3.
4.
Figure 2 Removing the chute (j0st40202)

1st Version
September 2005
4-17
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 2.5.1
7.
Remove the Chute. (Figure 4)
8.
Remove the Takeaway Roll. (Figure 5)
1.
1.
Remove the KL-Clip.
2.
2.
Slide out the Takeaway Roll.
3.
4.
Remove the Chute.
Figure 5 Removing the Takeaway Roll (j0tp40203)

Figure 4 Removing the chute (j0tp40202)
Replacement
1.
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 2.5.1
September 2005
4-18
1st Version
REP 2.6.1 BTR Roll
3.

Removal
Remove the BTR Roll. (Figure 2)

NOTE: Do not remove the cover at the front.
WARNING
1.
Remove the cover at the rear.
2.
Remove the BTR Roll.
CAUTION
[FAX Models]
Printer Models
1. Open the L/H Upper Cover Assembly. (PL 2.6)
2.
Remove the BTR Roll Assembly. (Figure 1)

1.
Press Tabs to release and remove the BTR Roll Assembly.
Figure 2 Removing the BTR Roll (j0st40210)
Replacement
1.
2.

When replacing, enter Diag. mode.
Clear the counter.
Chain Link : 954-808
Figure 1 Removing the BTR Roll Assembly (j0tp40204)

1st Version
September 2005
4-19
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 2.6.1
REP 2.6.2 L/H Upper Cover Unit
3.

Removal
Remove the L/H Upper Cover Unit. (Figure 2)

1.
Open the L/H Upper Cover Unit until it becomes horizontal.
2.
Lift up the unit and remove it.
WARNING
CAUTION
[FAX Models]
Printer Models
1. Open the L/H Upper Cover.
2.
Remove the screw while holding the L/H Upper Cover. (Figure 1)
1.
Remove the screw.
Figure 2 Removing the L/H Upper Cover Unit (j0st40215)
Replacement
1.
Figure 1 Removing the screw (j0st40217)

Repairs/Adjustments
REP 2.6.2
September 2005
4-20
1st Version
REP 3.1.1 ROS Unit
2.

Removal
Remove the Front Cover and the Inner Cover. (Figure 1)

1.
2.
Remove the Inner Cover.
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1. Remove the following parts:
1.
Xero/Developer Cartridge (REP 4.1.1)
2.
Toner Cartridge (REP 4.1.2)
3.
Top Cover Assembly (REP 10.1.1)
Figure 1 Removing the Inner Cover (j0st40305)
1st Version
September 2005
4-21
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 3.1.1
3.
Disconnect the connector. (Figure 2)
5.
Remove the Toner Box. (Figure 3)
1.
Disconnect P/J127.
1.
2.
Release the Wire Harness from the Wire Harness Guide.
2.
Remove the screw on the hose.
3.
3.
Remove the Toner Box.
Figure 2 Disconnecting the connector (j0st40301)

4.
Remove the ROS Shade assembly.

a.
Remove the screw from the front of the shade.
b.
Press the shade rearward while lifting on the front to disengage the front.
c.
Disengage the rear and remove the shade.
Figure 3 Removing the Toner Box (j0st40302)

Repairs/Adjustments
REP 3.1.1
September 2005
4-22
1st Version
6.
Disconnect the ROS Unit connectors (x4). (Figure 4)
7.
Remove the ROS Unit. (Figure 5)
1.
Disconnect P/J170.
1.
2.
Disconnect P/J160.
2.
Remove the ROS Unit.
3.
Disconnect P/J140.
4.
Disconnect P/J620.
5.
Figure 5 Removing the ROS Unit (j0st40304)
Replacement
CAUTION
Figure 4 Disconnecting the ROS Unit connectors (x4) (j0st40303)

CAUTION
Do not touch the ROS Unit window when holding it up.
When connecting the P/J127 of the Toner Crum PWB, be careful not to press too hard such
that the PWB is shifted.
NOTE: When the ROS Unit has been installed, read the warning label on top of the ROS unit
carefully before turning on the power and performing replacement.
1.
1st Version
September 2005
4-23
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 3.1.1
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 3.1.1
September 2005
4-24
1st Version
REP 4.1.1 Xero/Developer Cartridge
3.
Remove the Xero/Developer Cartridge. (Figure 1)

1.

Removal
Remove the Xero/Developer Cartridge.
WARNING
To avoid personal injury or shock, do not perform repair or adjustment with electrical
power applied to the machine.
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
2.
Open the Front Cover.
Figure 1 Removing the Xero/Developer Cartridge (j0st40402)
Replacement
NOTE: Push in the handle of the Xero/Developer Cartridge until the handle latches securely.
1.
1st Version
September 2005
4-25
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 4.1.1
REP 4.1.2 Toner Cartridge
2.
Remove the Toner Cartridge. (Figure 1)

1.

Removal
Remove the Toner Cartridge.
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
Open the Front Cover.
Figure 1 Removing the Toner Cartridge (j0st40403)
Replacement
1.
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 4.1.2
September 2005
4-26
1st Version
REP 4.2.1 Dispense Motor
2.

Removal
Remove the Front Cover and the Inner Cover. (Figure 1)

1.
2.
Remove the Inner Cover.
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
Remove the following parts:
Xero/Developer Cartridge (REP 4.1.1)
Toner Cartridge (REP 4.1.2)
Top Cover Assembly (REP 10.1.1)
Figure 1 Removing the Inner Cover (j0st40305)
1st Version
September 2005
4-27
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 4.2.1
3.
4.
Remove the Toner Box. (Figure 3)
1.
1.
2.
2.
Remove the screw on the hose.
3.
3.
Remove the Toner Box.
Figure 3 Removing the Toner Box (j0st40302)

Repairs/Adjustments
REP 4.2.1
September 2005
4-28
1st Version
5.
Remove the Dispense Motor. (Figure 4)

1.
2.
3.
Remove the Dispense Motor.
Figure 4 Removing the Dispense Motor (j0st40401)
Replacement
1.
1st Version
September 2005
4-29
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 4.2.1
Repairs/Adjustments
September 2005
4-30
1st Version
REP 5.1.1 Fuser Unit
2.

Removal
Remove the Fuser Unit. (Figure 1)

1.
Free the knobs (x2) by turning them.
2.
Hold the Fuser by the handles (x2).
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
CAUTION
Do not start servicing until the Fuser has cooled down.
1.
Open the L/H Upper Cover Assembly. (PL 2.6)
Figure 1 Removing the Fuser Unit (j0st40501)
Replacement
1.
2.

When replacing, enter Diag. mode.
Clear the counter.
Chain Link : 954-807
1st Version
September 2005
4-31
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 5.1.1
Repairs/Adjustments
September 2005
4-32
1st Version
REP 6.1.1 Exit2 + OCT2
2.
Remove the Exit2 + OCT2. (Figure 1)

1.

Removal
Lift up the front and rear levers and remove the Exit2 + OCT2.
WARNING
CAUTION
[FAX Models]
Check that the Stored Documents lamp is not on, and press the Job Status] button to ensure
[Printer Models]
1.
Figure 1 Removing the Exit2+OCT2 (j0tp40601)
Replacement
1.
1st Version
September 2005
4-33
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 6.1.1
Repairs/Adjustments
September 2005
4-34
1st Version
REP 7.1.1 MPT Assembly
1.

Removal
Remove the MPT Rear Cover. (Figure 1)

1.
Remove the screw.
2.
Remove the MPT Rear Cover.
WARNING
CAUTION
[FAX Models]
[Printer Models]
Figure 1 Removing the MPT Rear Cover (j0st40706)
1st Version
September 2005
4-35
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 7.1.1
2.
3.
Remove the MPT Assembly. (Figure 3)
1.
1.
2.
Release the Wire Harness from the clamp. (33CPM Model)
2.
Remove the MPT Assembly.
3.
Disconnect P/J605.
Figure 3 Removing the MPT Assembly (j0st40702)

Figure 2 Disconnecting the connector (j0tp40701)
Replacement
1.
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 7.1.1
September 2005
4-36
1st Version
REP 7.2.1 MPT Feed Roll/Retard Pad
2.

Removal
Remove the plate. (Figure 1)

1.
2.
Remove the plate.
NOTE: When replacing the MPT Feed Roll/Retard Pad, enter the Diag. mode and clear the
counter for MPT Feed. 741/516]
WARNING
CAUTION
[FAX Models]
[Printer Models]
NOTE: The MPT Feed Roll and MPT Retard Pad must both be replaced at the same time.
1.
Remove the MPT Assembly. (REP 7.1.1)
Figure 1 Removing the plate (j0st40703)
1st Version
September 2005
4-37
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 7.2.1
3.
Remove the MPT Feed Roll. (Figure 2)
4.
Remove the MPT Retard Pad. (Figure 3)
1.
Remove the ends of the roll and slide them out.
1.
Remove the springs (x2).
2.
Remove the ends of the roll and slide them out.
2.
Remove the MPT Retard Pad.
3.
Slide the MPT Feed Roll to the front and remove it.
3.
Pull out the shaft.
Figure 2 Removing the MPT Feed Roll (j0st40704)
Figure 3 Removing the MPT Retard Pad (j0st40705)
Replacement
1.
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 7.2.1
September 2005
4-38
1st Version
REP 9.1.1 MCU PWB
4.

Removal
Remove EPROM from old MCU PWB and save for installation on new MCU PWB (Figure
1).
WARNING
CAUTION
[FAX Models]
Check that the Stored Documents lamp is not on, and press the [Job Status] button to ensure
Printer Models
CAUTION
Static electricity may damage electrical parts.
Always wear a wrist strap to protect electrical parts from static damage. If a wrist strap is not
available, touch some metallic parts before servicing to discharge the static electricity.
CAUTION
A disabled machine with loss of serialization and billing data occurs if both the ESS PWB with
EPROM and the MCU PWB with EPROM are replaced at the same time.
1.
2.
3.
Access the MCU PWB.

a.
Loosen screws (2) and remove ESS Cover Assembly (PL 9.2).
b.
Remove the screws (2) and remove the Rear Middle Cover (PL 10.2).
c.
Remove the screws (2) and remove the Rear Lower Cover (PL 10.2).
Figure 1 MCU PWB EPROM Location (j0st40901)
Remove MCU PWB (PL 9.1).

a.
Disconnect P/Js.
b.
Remove screws and remove MCU PWB.
If a new MCU PWB will be installed, go to step 4. If the MCU PWB will be reinstalled after
service actions in other areas, reinstall the MCU PWB when appropriate to do so.
CAUTION
Pin breakage occurs if the EPROM is carelessly removed.
1st Version
September 2005
4-39
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 9.1.1
Replacement
5.
This procedure installs a new MCU PWB. Refer to step 3 of Remove to install the same MCU
PWB.
Verify that the serial numbers and billing data are the same.
a.
CAUTION

i.
ii.

Mode).
Pin breakage occurs if the EPROM is carelessly replaced.

1.
Install the EPROM from the old MCU PWB on the new MCU PWB (Figure 2).
b.
Check serial number and billing data.

i.
Select Adjustment/Others.
ii.
Select Machine ID/Billing Data.
iii.
Check that the Serial Number and Billing Data for IOT, Sys1, and Sys2 are the
same.
If they are the same, return to Service Call Procedures in Section 1.
If the data are different, perform GP 4 Serialization/Billing Maintenance.

2.
Install the MCU PWB and connect P/Js.
3.
Install the rear covers.
4.
a.
Install the Rear Lower Cover (PL 10.2).
b.
Install the Rear Middle Cover (PL 10.2).
c.
Install the ESS Cover Assembly (PL 9.2).
Switch on the machine power.
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 9.1.1
September 2005
4-40
1st Version
REP 9.1.2 MCU PWB EPROM

Removal
CAUTION
NOTE: Refer to REP 9.1.1 to remove or replace the MCU PWB EPROM (Figure 1).
1st Version
September 2005
4-41
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 9.1.2
REP 9.2.1 ESS PWB
3.
Remove EPROM from ESS PWB and save for installation on new ESS PWB (Figure 1).

Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
[FAX Models]
Printer Models
CAUTION
CAUTION
1.
Remove the ESS PWB (PL 9.2).

a.
b.
2.
If present, remove Printer PWB (PL 9.2).
Figure 1 ESS PWB EPROM Location (j0st40902)
i.
Disconnect network connection.
ii.
Loosen thumbscrews and pullout Printer PWB to disconnect it from the ESS
PWB.
Loosen screws (2) and remove ESS Cover Assembly (PL 9.2).
c.
Disconnect P/Js form ESS PWB.
d.
Remove the screws and remove ESS PWB.
If a new ESS PWB will be installed, go to step 3. If the ESS PWB will be reinstalled after
service actions in other areas, reinstall the ESS PWB when appropriate to do so.
CAUTION
Pin breakage occurs if the EPROM is carelessly removed.
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 9.2.1
September 2005
4-42
1st Version
Replacement
This procedure installs a new ESS PWB. Refer to step P/J549 of Remove to install the same
ESS PWB.
CAUTION
Pin breakage occurs if the EPROM is carelessly replaced.
1.
Install the EPROM from the old ESS PWB on the new ESS PWB (Figure 1).

2.
Install the ESS PWB and connect P/Js.
3.
If present, install the Printer PWB.

a.
Install Printer PWB while connecting it to ESS PWB and tighten thumbscrews.
b.
Connect network connection.
4.
Install the ESS Cover.
5.
Perform GP 4 Serialization/Billing Maintenance.
1st Version
September 2005
4-43
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 9.2.1
REP 9.2.2 ESS PWB EPROM

Removal
CAUTION
NOTE: Refer to REP 9.2.1 ESS PWB to remove or reinstall the ESS PWB EPROM (Figure 1).
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 9.2.2
September 2005
4-44
1st Version
2.

Removal
Remove the Front Left Cover. (Figure 1)

1.
Remove the screw.
2.
Remove the Front Left Cover.
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
Remove the Toner Cartridge. (REP 4.1.2)
Figure 1 Removing the Front Left Cover (j0st41001)
1st Version
September 2005
4-45
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 10.1.1
3.
Remove the Paper Weight Assembly. (Figure 2)

1.
4.
Remove the Paper Weight Assembly.
Remove the Top Cover Assembly. (Figure 3)

1.
2.
Remove the Top Cover Assembly.
Figure 2 Removing the Paper Weight Assembly (j0st41003)

Figure 3 Removing the Top Cover Assembly (j0st41004)
Replacement
1.
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 10.1.1
September 2005
4-46
1st Version
REP 10.2.1 Rear Lower Cover
2.

Removal
Remove the Rear Middle Cover. (Figure 2)

1.
2.
Remove the Rear Middle Cover.
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.

1.
2.
Figure 2 Removing the Rear Middle Cover (j0st41006)
1st Version
September 2005
4-47
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 10.2.1
3.
For the Duplex and Finisher models, remove the cover. (Figure 3)
1.
4.
Slide the cover downwards to remove it.
Remove the Rear Lower Cover. (Figure 4)

1.
2.
Remove the Rear Lower Cover.
Figure 3 Removing the cover (j0st41007)

Figure 4 Removing the Rear Lower Cover (j0st41008)
Replacement
1.
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 10.2.1
September 2005
4-48
1st Version
REP 11.1.1 Platen Cushion
1.
Remove the Platen Cushion. (Figure 1)

1.

Removal
Remove the Platen Cushion.
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
Figure 1 Removing the Platen Cushion (j0st41101)
1st Version
September 2005
4-49
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 11.1.1
Replacement
REP 11.1.2 Control Panel Assembly
NOTE: . Remove all remaining tapes on the Platen Cover after the Platen Cushion has been
removed.

Removal
1.
WARNING
Install the Platen Cushion. (Figure 2)

1.
Remove the seal.
2.
Press gently in the direction of the arrow.
3.
Slowly lower the Platen Cover pressing on the Platen Cushion.
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
Figure 2 Installing the Platen Cushion (j0st41102)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 11.1.1, REP 11.1.2
September 2005
4-50
1st Version
1.
Remove the Control Panel Assembly. (Figure 1)
REP 11.3.1 Platen Glass
1.
Remove the screws (2).
2.
Remove the screws (2).
3.
Slide the Control Panel Assembly to front a little.

Removal
4.
Release the connector.
5.
Release the wire harness from the frame.
6.
Remove the Control Panel Assembly.
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
Figure 1 Removing the Control Panel Assembly (j0st41103)
Replacement
1.
1st Version
September 2005
4-51
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 11.1.2, REP 11.3.1
1.
Remove the Platen Glass. (Figure 1)
Replacement
1.
1.
2.
Remove the plate.
3.
Remove the Platen Glass.
To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order taking note of the following:
NOTE: . To install the Platen Glass, push the Platen Glass in the direction of arrow A and
the plate in the direction of arrow B. (Figure 2)
Figure 1 Removing the Platen Glass (j0st41104)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 11.3.1
Figure 2 Installing the Platen Glass (j0st41105)
September 2005
4-52
1st Version
REP 11.3.2 IIT/IPS PWB
2.

Removal
Remove the IPS Cover. (Figure 1)

1.
2.
Remove the IPS Cover.
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
Platen Glass (REP 11.3.1)
Figure 1 Removing the IPS Cover (j0st41134)

3.
1st Version
Disconnect the cable (IIT-DADF).
September 2005
4-53
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 11.3.2
4.

1.
Disconnect the connectors (x5).
5.
Remove the IIT/IPS PWB. (Figure 3)

1.
2.
3.
Remove the IIT/IPS PWB.
Figure 3 Removing the IIT/IPS PWB (j0st41107)

Repairs/Adjustments
REP 11.3.2
September 2005
4-54
1st Version
Replacement
REP 11.4.1 Lens Kit Assembly
1.
2.
When having replaced the IIT/IPS PWB, install the EP ROM from the old IIT/IPS PWB on
the new IIT/IPS PWB. (Figure 4)

Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
Remove the Platen Glass. (REP 11.3.1)
Figure 4 EP ROM Replacement (j0st41142)
1st Version
September 2005
4-55
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 11.3.2, REP 11.4.1
2.
Remove the APS Sensor. (Figure 1)
3.
Remove the Lens Cover. (Figure 2)
1.
Remove the Screw.
1.
2.
Remove the APS Sensor.
2.
Remove the Lens Cover.
Figure 1 Removing the APS Sensor (j0st41108)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 11.4.1
Figure 2 Removing the Lens Cover (j0st41135)
September 2005
4-56
1st Version
4.
Disconnect the CCD Flat Cable. (Figure 3)
5.
Replace the Lens Kit Assembly. (Figure 4)
1.
Take off the hook.
1.
2.
Disconnect the CCD Flat Cable.
2.
Replace the Lens Kit Assembly.
Figure 3 Disconnecting the CCD Flat Cable (j0st41109)
Figure 4 Removing the Lens Kit Assembly (j0st41110)

1st Version
September 2005
4-57
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 11.4.1
6.
Connect the CCD Flat Cable and install the Lens Cover.
7.
Install the Platen Glass. (No need to install the Glass Press Guide.)
8.
Turn on the power. Print the Controller built-in Total Chart (Pattern 052) and check that
the IOT Lead Edge/Side Edge fall within the specifications. If they do not fall within the
specifications, perform ADJ 9.1.1 IOT Lead Edge/Side Edge Adjustment.
9.
11. With the measurements taken for L0 and R0, refer to the adjustment table below for the
required rotation amount for the nuts on the CCD Assembly Bracket.
Unit (L0, R0) : mm
Rotation
: degree
Direction
: +ve: Right, -ve: Left
Place the Test Chart (82P521) on the Platen and make a copy. (A3, 100%, 1 sheet)
Table 1 Adjustment Table (Nut Rotation Amount)
10. Measure the length of A and B indicated in the diagram using the scale. Record the measurements as L0 and R0.
(Scan in 0.5mm increments)
Adjustment is complete if L0 and R0 satisfy the specifications (L0=15+/-1.6 mm, R0=15+/
-1.6 mm).
If they do not satisfy the specifications, go to Step 4. (Figure 5)
R0=13 R0=13.5 R0=14 R0=14.5 R0=15 R0=15.5 R0=16 R0=16.5 R0=17

L0=13
Front +165
+240
+315
+390
+465
+555
+630
+705
Rear +165
+45
-90
-210
-330
-450
-570
-690
-810
+120
+195
+270
+360
+435
+510
+585
+660
-735
L0=13.5 Front +45

L0=14
+780
Rear +240
+120
-120
-240
-375
-495
-615
Front -75
+75
+165
+240
+315
+390
+465
+555
Rear +330
+195
+75
-45
-165
-285
-405
-525
-645
L0=14.5 Front -195
-120
-45
+45
+120
+195
+270
+345
+435
Rear +405
+285
+165
+45
-75
-210
-330
-450
-570
L0=15
Front -315
-240
-150
-75
+75
+150
+240
+315
Rear +495
+360
+240
+120
-120
-240
-360
-495
L0=15.5 Front -435
-345
-270
-195
-120
-45
+45
+120
+195
Rear +570
+450
+330
+210
+75
-45
-165
-285
-405
L0=16
Front -555
-465
-390
-315
-240
-165
-75
+75
Rear +645
+525
+405
+285
+165
+45
-75
-195
-330
L0=16.5 Front -660
-585
-510
-435
-360
-270
-195
-120
-45
Rear +735
+615
+495
+375
+240
+120
-120
-240
L0=17
Front -780
-705
-630
-555
-465
-390
-315
-240
-165
Rear +810
+690
+570
+450
+330
+210
+90
-45
-165
12. Turn off the power.

13. Remove the Platen Glass. Turn the respective nuts using the Box Driver according to the
direction and amount given in Step 11. (Figure 6)
Figure 5 Chart for checking L0 and R0 (j0st41143)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 11.4.1
September 2005
4-58
1st Version
NOTE: As it is difficult to control the rotation amount, draw a line on the paper to make a
mark at the tip of the Box Driver using tape as shown in the figure below.
17. Reinstall all the parts removed.
Figure 6 Making the mark(j0st41112)

14. Turn on the power again and repeat Steps 9 and 10.
15. Adjustment is complete if L0 and R0 satisfy the specifications. Repeat Steps 11 to 14 until
L0 and R0 satisfy the specifications (L0=15+/-1.6 mm, R0=15+/-1.6 mm).
16. Check the Side Registration. If it does not fall within the specifications, perform ADJ
11.1.1 IIT Lead/Side Registration Adjustment.
1st Version
September 2005
4-59
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 11.4.1
REP 11.5.1 Carriage Cable
1.
For the Platen models, remove the Platen Cover. (Figure 1)

1.

Removal
Remove the Platen Cover.
NOTE: Only the replacement procedure for the Rear Carriage Cable is described here. The
replacement procedure for the Front Carriage Cable is the same as for the Rear Carriage
Cable.
NOTE: The Front and Rear Carriage Cables must be replaced separately.
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
Figure 1 Removing the Platen Cover (j0st41136)

2.
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 11.5.1
Control Panel (REP 11.1.2)
DADF Assembly (REP 15.1.1)
September 2005
4-60
1st Version
3.
Remove the Left Side Plate. (Figure 2)

1.
2.
Remove the Support Glass on both sides.
3.
Remove the Left Side Platen.
4.
Unfasten the Full Rate Carriage from the Carriage Cable. (Figure 3)
1.
Figure 2 Removing the Left Side Platen (j0st41139)
Figure 3 Unfastening the Full Rate Carriage (j0st41113)
1st Version
September 2005
4-61
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 11.5.1
5.
Remove the Carriage Cable. (Figure 4)
Replacement
1.
Remove the spring from the frame.
1.
2.
Detach the cable from the spring.
Wind the Carriage Cable around the pulley. (Figure 5, Figure 6, Figure 7)
1.
Insert the Carriage Cable ball into the ditch of the pulley.
2.
Wind the spring end of the cable around the pulley for 1.5 rounds.
3.
Fix the cable at the spring end on the frame with tape.
4.
Wind the cable at the ball end around the pulley for 2 rounds.
5.
Fix the cable on the pulley with tape to prevent it from moving.
Figure 4 Removing the spring (j0st41114)
Figure 5 Winding the Carriage Cable around the pulley. 1/3 (j0st41115)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 11.5.1
September 2005
4-62
1st Version
1st Version
September 2005
4-63
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 11.5.1
NOTE: Indicates the number of coils made by the Carriage Cable at the front and rear.
(Figure 8)
2.
Install the ball end of the Carriage Cable. (Figure 9)

1.
Route the Carriage Cable on the pulley in front of it.
2.
Hang the ball on the notch of the frame.
Figure 8 The number of coils made by Carriage Cable at the front and rear (j0st41118)
Figure 9 Installing the Carriage Cable (j0st41119)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 11.5.1
September 2005
4-64
1st Version
3.
Install the spring end of the Carriage Cable. (Figure 10)

1.
Route the spring end of the Carriage Cable along the frame and on the pulley.
2.
Route the cable on the pulley at the rear of the Half Rate Carriage.
4.
Fix the Full Rate Carriage at the front side. (Figure 11)
1.
Fix the Full Rate Carriage on the Carriage Cable.
3. Attach the spring to the Carriage Cable and route the cable along the frame as indicated.
4.
Fix the Full Rate Carriage on the Carriage Cable.
Figure 11 Installing the Carriage Cable at the front (j0st41121)

5.
Remove the tape used for keeping the cable in place.
6.
Adjust the position of Full Rate/Half Rate Carriages. (ADJ 11.6.1)
7.
Manually move the Full Rate Carriage to ensure that it moves smoothly.
Figure 10 Installing the spring (j0st41120)
1st Version
September 2005
4-65
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 11.5.1
REP 11.5.2 Carriage Motor Assembly
1.
For the DADF models, disconnect the IIT-DATA Cable. (Figure 1)

1.

Removal
Disconnect the IIT-DATA Cable.
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
Figure 1 Disconnecting the cable (j0st82019)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 11.5.2
September 2005
4-66
1st Version
2.
Remove the Rear Upper Cover. (Figure 2)
3.
1.
1.
Remove the spring.
2.
Remove the Rear Upper Cover.
2.
Figure 2 Removing the Rear Upper Cover (j0st82020)
1st Version
September 2005
4-67
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 11.5.2
4.
Remove the Carriage Motor Assembly. (Figure 4)
REP 11.6.1 Exposure Lamp
1.
2.
Remove the Carriage Motor Assembly.

Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
Open the Platen Cover or DADF.
2.
3.
Move the Full Rate Carriage to the frame notch.
Figure 4 Removing the Carriage Motor Assembly (j0st41123)
Replacement
1.
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 11.5.2, REP 11.6.1
September 2005
4-68
1st Version
4.
Remove the Exposure Lamp. (Figure 1)
REP 11.6.2 Lamp Wire Harness
1.
2.
Remove the screw.
3.
Remove the Exposure Lamp.

Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
Remove the DADF. (REP 15.1.1)
2.
Figure 1 Removing the Exposure Lamp (j0st41124)
Replacement
1.
1st Version
September 2005
4-69
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 11.6.1, REP 11.6.2
3.
Remove the IPS Cover. (Figure 1)
4.
Disconnect the connector of the Lamp Wire Harness. (Figure 2)
1.
1.
2.
Remove the IPS Cover.
2.

Pull the connector out of the hole.
3.
Release the connector from the hook.
Figure 1 Removing the IPS Cover (j0st41134)

Repairs/Adjustments
REP 11.6.2
September 2005
4-70
1st Version
5.
Remove the Full Rate Carriage. (Figure 3)
6.
Remove the Lamp Wire Harness from the Full Rate Carriage. (Figure 4)
1.
1.
Turn over the Full Rate Carriage.
2.
Remove the Full Rate Carriage.
2.
Remove the screw.
3.
Remove the guide.
4.
5.
Remove the Lamp Wire Harness.
Figure 3 Removing the Full Rate Carriage (j0st41126)
Figure 4 Removing the Lamp Wire Harness (j0st41127)
Replacement
1.

NOTE: Adjust the positions of the Full Rate/Half Rate Carriages after installation. (ADJ
11.6.1)
1st Version
September 2005
4-71
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 11.6.2
Repairs/Adjustments
September 2005
4-72
1st Version
2.

Removal
WARNING
Remove the Foot Covers. (Figure 1)

1.
Loosen the screw. (28CPM Model)
2.
Remove the Foot Cover. (28CPM Model)
3.
Loosen the screw.
4.
Remove the Foot Cover.
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
Pull out Tray 3.
Figure 1 Removing the Foot Covers (j0tp41201)
1st Version
September 2005
4-73
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 12.1.1
3.
Remove the Left Lower Cover. (Figure 2)
5.
1.
1.
Remove the screw.
2.
Remove the Left Lower Cover.
2.
Remove the screw.(28CPM Model)
3.
Remove the bracket.
Figure 2 Removing the Left Lower Cover (j0st41213)

4.
Open the Left Cover Assembly.
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 12.1.1
September 2005
4-74
1st Version
6.
Remove the Feed Out Chute. (Figure 4)

1.
Remove the Feed Out Chute.
7.

1.
2.
Release the clamp to remove the wire.
Figure 4 Removing the Feed Out Chute (j0st41202)

1st Version
September 2005
4-75
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 12.1.1
8.
Remove the Tray 3 Feeder. (Figure 6)
1.
2.
Remove the Tray 3 Feeder.

Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
Pull out Tray 3/4.
Figure 6 Removing the Tray 3 Feeder (j0st41204)
Replacement
1.
2.
When replacing, enter Diag. mode. Clear the counter.

Tray 3 Chain Link:954-802 Tray Feed Counter Tray3-1]
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 12.1.1, REP 12.1.2
September 2005
4-76
1st Version
2.
Remove the Foot Covers. (Figure 1)
3.
Remove the Left Lower Cover. (Figure 2)
1.
Loosen the screw.(28CPM Model)
1.
Removing the screws (x2).
2.
Remove the Foot Cover.(28CPM Model)
2.
Removing the Left Lower Cover.
3.
Loosen the screw.
4.
Remove the Foot Cover.
Figure 1 Removing the Foot Covers (j0tp41201)
Figure 2 Removing the Left Lower Cover (j0st41213)

4.
1st Version
September 2005
4-77
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 12.1.2
5.
Remove the screws. (Figure 3)

1.
Remove the screws.
6.
Remove the Feed Out Chute. (Figure 4)

1.
Figure 3 Removing the screws (j0tp41203)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 12.1.2
Remove the Feed Out Chute.
Figure 4 Removing the Feed Out Chute (j0st41206)
September 2005
4-78
1st Version
7.
8.
1.
1.
2.
Release the clamp to remove the wire.
2.
Remove the Tray 4 Feeder.
Replacement
1.
2.

1st Version
September 2005
4-79
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 12.1.2
3.
Move the Front Chute in the direction of the arrow. (Figure 1)

1.

Removal
Move the Front Chute.
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
NOTE: The Feed, Retard and Nudger Roll must be replaced at the same time.
1.
2.
Remove the paper tray for the Feed, Retard and Nudger Roll to be replaced.
a.
Pull out tray and remove paper.
b.
Ensure tray is pulled out to the stop.
c.
Lift end and pull out to remove.
Remove the Tray 3/4 Feeder.
Tray 3 Feeder (REP 12.1.1)
Figure 1 Moving the Front Chute (j0st41209)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 12.3.1
September 2005
4-80
1st Version
4.
Remove the Feed/Retard/Nudger Roll. (Figure 2)
REP 12.6.1 2TM PWB
1.

Clean
Release the hooks (x3) to remove the Feed/Retard/Nudger Roll.
Replacement
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
Figure 2 Removing the Feed/Retard/Nudger Roll (j0st41210)
Replacement
1.
2.

1st Version
September 2005
4-81
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 12.3.1, REP 12.6.1
1.
When replacing the 2TM PWB, set the 2TM PWB Dip Switch to the position as shown.
33CPM Model (Figure 2)
Figure 2 Setting the Dip Switch (j0tp41204)

Figure 1 Setting the Dip Switch (j0st41211)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 12.6.1
September 2005
4-82
1st Version
4.
Remove the Tray 3 Assembly. (Figure 1)

1.

Removal
WARNING
Remove the screw.
2.
Slide the stopper.
3.
Remove the Tray 3 Assembly.
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
Pull out Tray 3.
2.
Remove the paper from Tray 3.
3.
Figure 1 Removing the Tray 3 Assembly (j0st41301)
Replacement
1.
1st Version
September 2005
4-83
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 13.1.1
3.
Remove the Tray 4 Assembly. (Figure 1)

1.

Removal
WARNING
2.
Push in Tray 4 Transport Assembly.
3.
Remove the screw.
4.
Remove the stopper.
5.
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
Pull out Tray 4.
2.
Remove the paper from Tray 4.
Replacement
1.
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 13.1.2
September 2005
4-84
1st Version
REP 13.3.1 Front/Rear Tray Cable
2.

Removal
Remove the Tray 4 Cover together with the frame. (Figure 1)

1.
2.
Remove the Tray 4 Cover together with the frame.
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
Remove the Tray 4 Assembly. (REP 13.1.2)
Figure 1 Removing the Tray 4 Cover (j0st41303)
1st Version
September 2005
4-85
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 13.3.1
3.
Remove the Tray Cable. (Figure 2)
4.
NOTE: Only the replacement procedure for the Front Tray Cable is described here. The
Rear Tray Cable is removed in the same way.
1.
Remove the E-Clip.
2.
Remove the Cable Guide.
3.
Remove the Tray Cable.
4.
Remove the E-Clip.
5.
Remove the Cable Guide.
6.
Remove the Tray Cable.
Remove the Left Shaft Assembly to remove the Tray Cable. (Figure 3)
1.
Remove the E-Clip.
2.
Slide the bearings (x2).
3.
Remove the Lift Shaft Assembly.
Figure 3 Removing the Left Shaft Assembly to remove the Tray Cable (j0st41305)
Replacement
1.
Figure 2 Removing the Tray Cable (j0st41304)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 13.3.1
September 2005
4-86
1st Version
3.
Remove the Tray 4 Transport Assembly. (Figure 1)

1.

Removal
Remove the Tray 4 Transport Assembly.
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
2.
Figure 1 Removing the Tray 4 Transport Assembly (j0st41312)
1st Version
September 2005
4-87
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 13.4.1
4.
Remove the Stud Bracket. (Figure 2)
5.
Remove the Tray 4 Feeder Assembly. (Figure 3)
1.
Remove the screw.
1.
2.
Remove the Stud Bracket.
2.
3.
Remove the Tray 4 Feeder Assembly.
Figure 2 Removing the Stud Bracket (j0st41306)
Figure 3 Removing the Tray 4 Feeder Assembly (j0st41307)

Repairs/Adjustments
REP 13.4.1
September 2005
4-88
1st Version
6.
7.
1.
1.
2.
Remove the Upper Chute.
2.
Remove the bracket.
3.
3.
Remove the screw.
4.
Remove the Lower Chute.
4.
Remove the bracket.
5.
Remove the screw.
6.
Remove the bracket.
Figure 4 Removing the Lower Chute (j0st41308)

Replacement
1.
2.

HFSI Chain Link 954-803
1st Version
September 2005
4-89
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 13.4.1
3.

Removal
Remove the Upper/Lower Chute. (Figure 1)

1.
Remove the Upper Chute.
2.
Remove the Lower Chute.
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
Remove Tray 3.
2.
Open the Left Cover.
Figure 1 Removing the Upper/Lower Chute (j0st41313)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 13.5.1
September 2005
4-90
1st Version
4.
Remove the screw. (Figure 2)

1.
Remove the screw.

5.
Remove the Tray 3 Feeder Assembly. (Figure 3)

1.
Remove the screws.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1st Version
September 2005
4-91
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 13.5.1
6.
1.
2.
Remove the bracket.

Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
2.
Remove the paper tray for the Feed, Retaed and Nudger Roll to be replaced.
a.
Pull out tray and remove paper.
b.
Ensure tray is pulled out to the stop.
c.
Cift end and pull out to remove.
Remove the Tray 3/4 Feeder.
Replacement
1.
2.

Chain Link: 954-802
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 13.5.1, REP 13.6.1
September 2005
4-92
1st Version
3.
Move the Front Chute in the direction of the arrow. (Figure 1)

1.
4.
Move the Front Chute.
Remove the Feed/Retard/Nudger Roll. (Figure 2)

1.
Figure 1 Moving the Front Chute (j0st41209)
Release the hooks (x3) to remove the Feed Roll/Retard/Nudger Roll.
Figure 2 Removing the Feed/Retard/Nudger Roll (j0st41210)
Replacement
1.
2.

1st Version
September 2005
4-93
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 13.6.1
REP 13.8.1 TTM PWB
1.
When replacing the TTM PWB, set the TTM PWB Dip Switch to the position as shown.

Replacement
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
Figure 1 Setting the Dip Switch (j0st41314)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 13.8.1
September 2005
4-94
1st Version
Figure 2 Setting the Dip Switch (j0tp41301)
1st Version
September 2005
4-95
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 13.8.1
Repairs/Adjustments
September 2005
4-96
1st Version
REP 15.1.1 DADF
1.

1.

Removal
Loosen the screws (x2) and disconnect the connector.
WARNING
CAUTION
[FAX Models]
[Printer Models]
CAUTION
The DADF is heavy component. Take care when lifting the DADF.
1st Version
September 2005
4-97
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.1.1
2.
Remove the DADF. (Figure 2)
Replacement
1.
Remove the Knob Screws (x2).
1.
2.
Remove the DADF.
When installing the DADF, push the DADF to the front, then secure. (Figure 3)
Figure 3 Installing the DADF (j0st41528)
Figure 2 Removing the DADF (j0st41502)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.1.1
September 2005
4-98
1st Version
REP 15.1.2 DADF Platen Cushion
1.
Remove the DADF Platen Cushion. (Figure 1)

1.

Removal
Peel off the DADF Platen Cushion from the Velcro Fastening at 10 locations.
WARNING
CAUTION
[FAX Models]
[Printer Models]
NOTE: The DADF Platen Cushion pasted on with Velcro Fastening.
Figure 1 Removing the DADF Platen Cushion (j0st41503)
1st Version
September 2005
4-99
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.1.2
2.
Paste the DADF Platen Cushion. (Figure 2)
Replacement
1.
Place the DADF Platen Cushion on the Platen Glass.
1.
2.
Set up the gaps from the Registration Guide and Platen Guide.
3.
Slowly lower the DADF and press on to the Platen Cushion.
Figure 2 Installing the DADF Platen Cushion (j0st41504)

Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.1.2
September 2005
4-100
1st Version
REP 15.2.1 DADF Document Tray
3.

Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
Disconnect the connectors. (Figure 1)

1.
Remove the clamp.
2.
Disconnect P/J760.
3.
Disconnect P/J759.
4.
Disconnect the screws (M3x6: Silver).
5.
Remove the Earth Wire.
6.
Unhook the Wire Harness (x2).
[FAX Models]
[Printer Models]
1.
2.
DADF Front Cover (REP 15.2.3)
DADF Rear Cover (REP 15.2.4)
Open the Top Cover.
Figure 1 Disconnecting the connectors (j0st41505)
1st Version
September 2005
4-101
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.2.1
4.
Remove the DADF Document Tray. (Figure 2)

1.
Remove the Tapping Screws (3x8: Silver).
2.
Remove the Tray Holder.
3.
Remove the DADF Document Tray.
4.
Pull out the Wire Harness.
Figure 2 Removing the DADF Document Tray (j0st41506)
Replacement
1.
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.2.1
September 2005
4-102
1st Version
REP 15.2.2 DADF Feeder Assembly
5.
Disconnect the DADF PWB connectors. (Figure 1)

1.

Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
[FAX Models]
[Printer Models]
1.
2.
Remove the following covers.
3.
Open the Top Cover Assembly.
4.
Remove the DADF Document Tray. (REP 15.2.1)
Figure 1 Disconnecting the DADF PWB connectors (j0st41507)
1st Version
September 2005
4-103
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.2.2
6.
Remove the lever and Wire Harness. (Figure 2)
7.
Remove the DADF Feeder Assembly. (Figure 3)
1.
Loosen the Set Screw and remove the disk.
1.
Remove the screws (M4x8).
2.
Release the hook and remove the lever.
2.
Remove the Tapping Screws (4x8:6).
3.
Remove the screw (Gold).
3.
Release the wire harness from clamp.
4.
Remove the washer.
4.
Remove the DADF Feeder Assembly.
5.
Move the DADF Interlock Switch.
5.
Remove the plunger.
6.
6.
When installing: Align the boss with the boss hole.
7.
8.
Remove the Wire Harness from the clamps (x3).
Figure 3 Removing the DADF Feeder Assembly (j0st41509)

Figure 2 Removing the Lever and Wire Harness (j0st41508)
Replacement
1.
2.
When replacing, enter Diag. mode. Clear the [HFSI] counter.

Chain Link:955-806
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.2.2
September 2005
4-104
1st Version
REP 15.2.3 DADF Front Cover
2.

Removal
Remove the DADF Front Cover. (Figure 1)

1.
Remove the Tapping Screw (3x8:Silver).
2.
Remove the tabs (x2) from the Tab Slot and remove the DADF Front Cover.
WARNING
CAUTION
[FAX Models]
Check that the Stored Documents lamp is not on, and press the [Job Status] to ensure that
there are no jobs in progress.
[Printer Models]
1.
Figure 1 Removing the DADF Front Cover (j0st41529)
Replacement
1.
1st Version
September 2005
4-105
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.2.3
REP 15.2.4 DADF Rear Cover
3.

Removal
WARNING
Remove the DADF Rear Cover. (Figure 1)

1.
Remove the Tapping Screw (3x8:Silver).
2.
Remove the s crew (M3x10:Silver:2).
3.
Release the hooks (x2).
4.
Remove the harness from the notch of the DADF Rear Cover.
5.
Remove the tabs (x4) from the Tab Slot and remove the Data Rear Cover.
CAUTION
[FAX Models]
[Printer Models]
1.
Open the Top Cover.
2.
Open the DADF Document Tray.
Figure 1 Removing the DADF Rear Cover (j0st41530)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.2.4
September 2005
4-106
1st Version
Replacement
1.
Pull the harness to the notch of the DADF Rear Cover when installing the DADF Rear
Cover. (Figure 2)
1.
Pull the harness to the notch of DADF Rear Cover.
Figure 2 Installing the DADF Rear Cover (j0st41531)
1st Version
September 2005
4-107
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.2.4
REP 15.3.1 DADF PWB
3.

Removal
WARNING
Remove the DADF PWB. (Figure 2)

1.
2.
3.
Remove the Earth Wires (x2).
4.
Remove the DADF PWB.
CAUTION
[FAX Models]
[Printer Models]
1.
2.
Remove the DADF Rear Cover. (REP 15.2.4)

Disconnect the DADF PWB connectors. (Figure 1)
1.
Figure 2 Removing the DADF PWB (j0st41511)
Replacement
1.
Figure 1 Disconnecting the DADF PWB connectors (j0st41510)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.3.1
September 2005
4-108
1st Version
REP 15.3.2 Left Counter Balance
6.

Removal
Remove the Left Counter Balance. (Figure 1)

1.
2.
Remove the Left Counter Balance.
WARNING
CAUTION
[FAX Models]
[Printer Models]
NOTE: Left/Right Counter Balance is identified by Compression Spring pressure.
Left Counter Balance: Compression Spring pressure strong
Right Counter Balance: Compression Spring pressure weak
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Remove the DADF Feeder Assembly. (REP 15.2.2)
Figure 1 Removing the Left Counter Balance (j0st41512)
Replacement
1.
1st Version
September 2005
4-109
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.3.2
REP 15.3.3 Right Counter Balance
3.

Removal
WARNING
Remove the screw that secures the Right Counter Balance. (Figure 1)
1.
Check the calibration.
2.
Remove the screws (M4 x 8).
3.
4.
CAUTION
[FAX Models]
[Printer Models]
NOTE: Left/Right Counter Balance is identified by Compression Spring pressure.
Left Counter Balance: Compression Spring pressure strong
Right Counter Balance: Compression Spring pressure weak
1.
2.
Remove the DADF Rear Cover. (PL 15.2)
Figure 1 Unfastening the Right Counter Balance (j0st41513)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.3.3
September 2005
4-110
1st Version
4.
Remove the Right Counter Balance. (Figure 2)

1.
To remove, slide the Right Counter Balance in the direction of the arrow.
2.
Precautions during installation:

A.Slot
B.Boss
C.Cutout
Figure 2 Removing the Right Counter Balance (j0st41514)
Replacement
1.
Check DADF (ADJ 15.1.6).
1st Version
September 2005
4-111
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.3.3
REP 15.4.1 Retard Roll
3.

Removal
Remove the Retard Roll Holder. (Figure 1)

1.
Remove the clip.
2.
Bend the boss in the direction of the arrow to remove the Retard Roll Holder.
WARNING
CAUTION
[FAX Models]
[Printer Models]
1.
2.
Open the Retard Roll chute.
Figure 1 Removing the Retard Roll Holder (j0st41515)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.4.1
September 2005
4-112
1st Version
4.
Remove the Retard Roll. (Figure 2)

1.
Remove the shaft.
2.
Remove the Retard Roll.
3.
Remove the Torque Limiter.
Figure 2 Removing the Retard Roll (j0st41516)
Replacement
1.
2.

When replacing, enter Diag. mode. Clear the [HFSI] counter.
Chain Link:955-806
1st Version
September 2005
4-113
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.4.1
3.

Removal
WARNING
Remove the Feed Upper Chute. (Figure 1)

1.
Remove the screw (M3x6).
2.
Remove the Feed Upper Chute.
3.
Take note of the following at installation:

A. Insert the Boss into the U-groove.
B. Insert the Tab into the Tab Slot.
CAUTION
[FAX Models]
[Printer Models]
1.
2.

Remove the following covers:
Figure 1 Removing the Feed Upper Chute (j0st41517)

Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.4.2
September 2005
4-114
1st Version
4.
Remove the Harness Guide. (Figure 2)
5.
Remove the Plate Spring. (Figure 3)
1.
Loosen the screw.
1.
Remove the Tapping Screw (3x8:2).
2.
2.
Remove the Plate Spring.
3.
Remove the Tapping Screw (3x8).
4.
Unfasten the Harness Guide.
Figure 3 Removing the Plate Spring (j0st41534)

Figure 2 Removing the Harness Guide (j0st41533)
1st Version
September 2005
4-115
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.4.2
6.
Remove the Top Cover with the Wire Harness connected. (Figure 4)
7.
Unfasten the Wire Harness. (Figure 5)
1.
Remove the E-clip.
1.
2.
2.
Remove the Topping Screw (3x8).
3.
Remove the Stud Bracket.
3.
4.
Remove the stud.
4.
5.
Remove the Top Cover Assembly.
5.
Unfasten the Harness Guide.
Figure 4 Removing the Top Cover Assembly (j0st41535)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.4.2
Figure 5 Unfastening the Wire Harness (j0st41536)
September 2005
4-116
1st Version
8.
Remove the Wire Harness from the Top Cover. (Figure 6)
Replacement
1.
1.
Remove the Wire Harness from the new Top Cover Assembly when installing the cover.
2.
Remove the Wire Harness from the Harness Guide.
2.
3.
Remove the Wire Harnesses (x3) from the square hole and remove the Top Cover.
Remove the Feed Upper Chute and Plate Spring from the new Top Cover Assembly.
(Figure 7)
1.
2.
3.
4.
Remove the Plate Spring.
Figure 6 Removing the Wire Harness (j0st41537)
Figure 7 Removing the Feed Upper Chute and Plate Spring (j0st41538)
1st Version
September 2005
4-117
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.4.2
3.
Remove the Wire Harness from the new Top Cover. (Figure 8)
1.
4.
Hook on the spring when securing the Harness Guide. (Figure 9)
2.
Removing the Tapping Screw (3x8:3).
3.
Removing the Wire Harness (x3) from the square hole.
Figure 9 Hooking on the spring (j0st41540)
Figure 8 Removing the Wire Harness (j0st41539)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.4.2
September 2005
4-118
1st Version
REP 15.6.1 Nudger Roll, Feed Roll
2.

Removal
WARNING
Remove the Feed Upper Chute. (Figure 1)

1.
2.
3.
Precautions during Installation:
A.
Insert the Boss into the U-groove.
B.
Insert the Tab into the Tab Slot.
CAUTION
[FAX Models]
[Printer Models]
1.
1st Version
September 2005
4-119
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.6.1
3.
Remove the actuator while deforming the support and actuator (1) and place it aside to
prevent damaging it during this removal procedure. (Figure 2)
4.
Remove the Nudger/Feed Roll Assembly. (Figure 3)

NOTE: To prevent losing the set gates (item 1 in Figure 5), during the removal of the
Nudger/Feed roll assembly, remove them by slipping them off the shaft.
1.
Remove the KL-clip (1).
2.
Remove the E-clip (2).
3.
Remove the bearing (3).
4. Make a note of the spring locations and then remove the tension from the assembly
by disengaging both springs by flexing them out of the keepers.
5. Move the shaft in the direction of the arrow to remove the Nudger/Feed Roll Assembly (4).
6.
Remove the spring (5).
Figure 2 Removing the actuator (j0st41532)
Figure 3 Removing the Nudger/Feed Roll Assembly (j0st41518)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.6.1
September 2005
4-120
1st Version
5.
Remove the Nudger Roll and Feed Roll. (Figure 4)
Replacement
1.
Remove the E-clips (x2) (1).
Observe following while assembling feeder.
2.
Remove the set gates (x2) (2).
3.
Remove the shaft (3).
4.
Remove the Nudger Roll (large) (4).
NOTE: To prevent loss of the Set Gates (item 1) (2), install the Set Gates after installing the
Nudger/Feed Roll Assembly. Note the location and direction of the Gates (Figure 1).
5.
Note orientation of the groove in the gear and the direction of the pin and then
remove the gear (large) (5).
6.
Remove the pin (6).
7.
Remove the E-clip (7).
8.
Note orientation of gear and then remove the shaft (8).
9.
Remove the spring (9).
10.
Check that the gear teeth are engaged (item 2).
Check location of the spring (item 3).
After the installation is complete, check that the Nudger/Feed Roll Assembly moves up
and down smoothly by turning the gears on the Nudger Motor.
Remove the Feed Roll (small) (10).
11.
Note orientation of the groove in the gear and the direction of the pin and then
remove the gear (small) (11).
Figure 5 Installing the Nudger/Feed Roll Assembly (j0st41520)
Figure 4 Removing the Nudger Roll and Feed Roll (j0st41541)
1st Version
September 2005
4-121
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.6.1
NOTE: Observe following while installing Upper Feed Chute. (Figure 6)
Insert the Boss into the U-groove (A).
Insert the Tab into the Tab Slot (B).

NOTE: After installation is complete, perform Initialize HFSI Counters and Clear the HFSI
counter Chain Link 955-806
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.6.1
September 2005
4-122
1st Version
REP 15.8.1 Registration Roll
6.

Removal
Loosen the belt tension on the DADF Registration Motor. (Figure 1)

1.
Remove the spring.
2.
WARNING
CAUTION
[FAX Models]
[Printer Models]
1.
2.
3.
Open the Top Cover.
4.
5.
Remove the DADF Feeder Assembly. (REP 15.2.2)
Figure 1 Loosening the belt tension (j0st41521)
1st Version
September 2005
4-123
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.8.1
7.
Move the motor unit. (Figure 2)
8.
1.
9.
2.
Remove the screws (M3x6:2).
1.
Remove the screws (M3x8:2).
3.
Remove the guide.
2.
Remove the Feed Guide.
4.
Remove the Stud Screw.
5.
Move the motor unit.
6.
Remove the belt.
Open the chute.

Remove the Feed Guide. (Figure 3)
Figure 3 Removing the Feed Guide (j0st41523)
Figure 2 Moving the motor unit (j0st41522)

Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.8.1
September 2005
4-124
1st Version
10. Remove the sensor holder. (Figure 4)
11. Loosen the belt tension. (Figure 5)
1.
1.
Remove the spring.
2.
Remove the sensor holder.
2.
Loosen the screw.
3.
Loosen the belt tension.
4.
Remove the KL-Clip.
5.
Remove the gear.
Figure 4 Removing the sensor holder (j0st41524)
Figure 5 Loosening the belt tension (j0st41525)
1st Version
September 2005
4-125
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.8.1
12. Remove the Registration Roll. (Figure 6)

1.
Remove the KL-Clip.
2.
Remove the bearings (x2).
3.
Remove the Registration Roll.
Replacement
1.
When installing the motor unit, pull the Wire Harness as shown in Fig. 7. (Figure 7)
Figure 7 Pulling the Wire Harness (j0st41527)

Figure 6 Removing the Registration Roll (j0st41526)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 15.8.1
September 2005
4-126
1st Version
REP 16.1.1 H-Transport Assembly
2.

Removal
Move the H-Transport Assembly. (Figure 1)

1.
2.
Remove the H-Transport Assembly.
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
Finisher Assembly (REP 16.1.2)
Figure 1 Removing the H-Transport Assembly (j0st41601)
Replacement
1.
1st Version
September 2005
4-127
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.1.1
REP 16.1.2 Finisher Assembly
2.
Remove the Right Cover. (Figure 1)

1.

Removal
Remove the Right Cover.
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
Remove the Staple Assembly. (REP 16.8.2)
Figure 1 Removing the Right Cover (j0st41654)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.1.2
September 2005
4-128
1st Version
3.
Remove the cover. (Figure 2)

1.
Remove the cover.
4.
Remove the cover. (Figure 3)

1.
1st Version
Remove the cover.
September 2005
4-129
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.1.2
5.
Remove the Left Panel. (Figure 4)

1.
Remove the Left Panel.
6.
Disconnect the cables and connectors. (Figure 5)

1.
2.
Disconnect the cable.
Figure 4 Removing the Left Panel (j0st41608)

Figure 5 Disconnecting the cables and connectors (j0st41609)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.1.2
September 2005
4-130
1st Version
7.
Remove the Knob Screws. (Figure 6)

1.
8.
Move the Finisher Assembly to the left and lower it down from the rack. (Figure 7)
1.
Remove the Finisher Assembly.
Figure 6 Removing the Knob Screws (j0st41610)
Figure 7 Removing the Finisher Assembly (j0st41611)
Replacement
1.
1st Version
September 2005
4-131
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.1.2
REP 16.3.1 H-Transport Belt
2.

Removal
Remove the H-Transport Rear Cover. (Figure 1)

1.
2.
Remove the H-Transport Rear Cover.
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
Remove the H-Transport Assembly. (REP 16.1.1)
Figure 1 Removing the H-Transport Rear Cover (j0st41602)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.3.1
September 2005
4-132
1st Version
3.
Remove the belt. (Figure 2)
4.
Remove the Transport Roll. (Figure 3)
1.
Remove the E-Clip.
1.
Remove the E-Clip and bearing.
2.
Remove the belt.
2.
Remove the Transport Roll.
3.
Remove the pulley and bearing.
Figure 3 Removing the Transport Roll (j0st41604)

Figure 2 Removing the belt (j0st41603)
1st Version
September 2005
4-133
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.3.1
5.
6.
Remove the H-Transport Belt. (Figure 5)
1.
Remove the screw.
1.
Remove the rollers (x2).
2.
Remove the bracket.
2.
Remove the H-Transport Belts (x2).
Figure 5 Removing the H-Transport Belt (j0st41606)
Replacement
1.
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.3.1
September 2005
4-134
1st Version
REP 16.4.1 Front Cover Assembly
Replacement

Removal
1.
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
Remove the Front Cover Assembly. (Figure 1)

1.
2.
Remove the Front Cover Assembly.
Figure 1 Removing the Front Cover Assembly (j0st41656)
1st Version
September 2005
4-135
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.4.1
REP 16.4.2 Rear Cover
2.
Remove the connector. (Figure 2)

1.

Removal
Remove the connector.
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
Remove the Left Panel. (Figure 1)

1.
Remove the Left Panel.
Figure 2 Removing the connector (j0st41661)
Figure 1 Removing the Left Panel (j0st41608)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.4.2
September 2005
4-136
1st Version
3.
Remove the Rear Cover. (Figure 3)
REP 16.5.1 Stack Height Sensor Assembly
1.
2.
Remove the Rear Cover.

Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
Remove the link from the Top Open Cover Assembly. (Figure 1)
1.
Lift up the Top Open Cover Assembly.
2.
Remove the screws on both sides.
3.
Remove the links on both sides.
Figure 3 Removing the Rear Cover (j0st41657)
Replacement
1.
Figure 1 Removing the link (j0st41612)

1st Version
September 2005
4-137
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.4.2, REP 16.5.1
2.
Remove the Stack Height Sensor Assembly. (Figure 2)

1.
Remove the screw.
2.
3.
Remove the Stack Height Sensor Assembly.
Figure 2 Removing the Stack Height Sensor Assembly (j0st41613)
Replacement
1.
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.5.1
September 2005
4-138
1st Version
REP 16.5.2 Eject Roll Assembly
2.

Removal
Remove the Stacker Tray. (Figure 1)

1.
Remove the screw.
2.
Remove the Stacker Tray.
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
Rear Cover (REP 16.4.2)
Front Cover Assembly (REP 16.4.1)
Figure 1 Removing the Stacker Tray (j0st41658)
1st Version
September 2005
4-139
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.5.2
3.
Remove the Right Cover. (Figure 2)

1.
Remove the Right Cover.
4.

1.
2.
Remove the bracket.
Figure 2 Removing the Right Cover (j0st41654)

Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.5.2
September 2005
4-140
1st Version
5.

1.
2.
Remove the plate.
3.
6.
Remove the Knob Screws. (Figure 5)

1.
Figure 5 Removing the Knob Screws (j0st41616)

1st Version
September 2005
4-141
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.5.2
7.
Remove the Tray Guide. (Figure 6)
8.
Remove the Set clamp clutch. (Figure 7)
1.
1.
2.
Remove the rivet to remove the clamp.
2.
Remove the screw.
3.
Remove the wire from the hole.
3.
Remove the spring.
4.
Remove the Tray Guide.
4.
Release the hook to remove the actuator.
5.
Remove the Set clamp clutch.
Remove the clamp.
Figure 7 Removing the Set Clamp clutch (j0st41618)
Figure 6 Removing the Tray Guide (j0st41617)

Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.5.2
September 2005
4-142
1st Version
9.
Remove the Eject Roll. (Figure 8)
10. Remove the Eject Shaft. (Figure 9)
1.
Remove the KL-Clip and bearing on both sides.
1.
Remove the KL-Clip and gear.
2.
Remove the hook from the Eject Shaft.
2.
Remove the KL-Clip and bearing on both sides.
3.
Remove the Eject Roll.
3.
Remove the Eject Shaft.
Figure 9 Removing the Eject Shaft (j0st41620)
Figure 8 Removing the Eject Roll (j0st41619)
1st Version
September 2005
4-143
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.5.2
Replacement
NOTE: Replace the Exit Roll and Eject Roll at the same time.
NOTE: When installing the Actuator, ensure that the stopper is inserted into the ditch of the
Actuator as illustrated below. (Figure 10)
Figure 10 Installing the Actuator (j0st41621)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.5.2
September 2005
4-144
1st Version
REP 16.6.1 Decurler Roll
2.

Removal
Remove the Top Cover. (Figure 1)

1.
2.
Remove the Top Cover.
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
Figure 1 Removing the Top Cover (j0st41659)
1st Version
September 2005
4-145
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.6.1
3.
Remove the arm. (Figure 2)

1.
Remove the spring.
2.
Remove the KL-Clip.
3.
Remove the arm.
Figure 2 Removing the arm (j0st41622)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.6.1
September 2005
4-146
1st Version
4.
Remove the Decurler Roll Assembly. (Figure 3)
REP 16.6.2 Finisher Drive Motor
1.
Remove the spring.
2.
Remove the KL-Clip.

Removal
3.
Remove the arm.
4.
Remove the Decurler Roll Assembly.
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
Remove the Rear Cover. (REP 16.4.1)
Figure 3 Removing the Decurler Roll Assembly (j0st41623)
Replacement
1.
1st Version
September 2005
4-147
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.6.1, REP 16.6.2
2.
Remove the Finisher Drive Motor. (Figure 1)
REP 16.7.1 Belt
1.
2.
3.
Remove the Finisher Drive Motor.

Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
[Printer Model]
1.
Figure 1 Removing the Finisher Drive Motor (j0st41624)
Replacement
1.
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.6.2, REP 16.7.1
September 2005
4-148
1st Version
2.
Turn the actuator. (Figure 1)

1.
Turn the actuator in the direction of the arrow.
3.
Release the clamp to remove the wire. (Figure 2)

1.
2.
Release the Edge Saddle to remove the wire.
Figure 1 Turning the actuator (j0st41625)

1st Version
September 2005
4-149
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.7.1
4.
Remove the Cam Bracket Assembly. (Figure 3)
5.
Remove the belt. (Figure 4)
1.
1.
2.
Remove the Cam Bracket Assembly.
2.
Remove the E-Clip to remove the gear.

Remove the E-Clip to remove the pulley.
3.
Remove the belt.
Figure 3 Removing the Cam Bracket Assembly (j0st41627)

Figure 4 Removing the belt (j0st41628)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.7.1
September 2005
4-150
1st Version
NOTE: When installing the Actuator, ensure the stopper is inserted into the ditch of the
Actuator as illustrated below. (Figure 6)
Replacement
1.
NOTE: Make sure the stud on the Cam Bracket Assembly is inserted into the hole. (Figure 5)
1.
Lift up the Upper Cover to lift up the roller.
2.
Insert the stud into the hole.
Figure 6 Installing the Actuator (j0st41621)
Figure 5 Installing the Cam Bracket Assembly (j0st41629)
1st Version
September 2005
4-151
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.7.1
REP 16.8.1 Rail
2.

Removal
WARNING

1.
2.
Release the Edge Saddles (x4) to remove the wire.
3.
Remove the screw to remove the Earth Wire.
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
Staple Assembly (REP 16.8.2)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.8.1
September 2005
4-152
1st Version
3.
4.
Move the PWB Bracket in the direction of the arrow. (Figure 3)
1.
Remove the screw.
1.
2.
2.
3.
Remove the bracket.
3.
Remove the PWB Bracket with the connector still connected.
Figure 3 Moving the PWB Bracket (j0st41631)
1st Version
Loosen the screw.
September 2005
4-153
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.8.1
5.
Pull out the Wire Harness. (Figure 4)
6.
1.
1.
2.
Pull out the Wire Harness.
2.
Figure 4 Pulling out the Wire Harness (j0st41632)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.8.1
Figure 5 Removing the screws (j0st41633)
September 2005
4-154
1st Version
7.
Remove the Rail Assembly. (Figure 6)

1.
Remove the Rail Assembly.
8.
To remove the Carriage Assembly, move it in the direction of the arrow. (Figure 7)
1.
Figure 7 Removing the Carriage Assembly (j0st41635)
Figure 6 Removing the Rail Assembly (j0st41634)
1st Version
Remove the Carriage Assembly.
September 2005
4-155
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.8.1
9.
Remove the rail. (Figure 8)

1.
2.
Remove the rail.
Figure 8 Removing the rail (j0st41636)
Replacement
1.
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.8.1
September 2005
4-156
1st Version
REP 16.8.2 Staple Assembly
2.

1.

Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
Remove the Front Cover Assembly. (REP 16.4.1)
1st Version
September 2005
4-157
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.8.2
3.
Remove the Staple Assembly. (Figure 2)
Replacement
1.
Remove the screw.
1.
2.
Remove the screw to remove the Earth Wire.
3.
Remove the Staple Assembly.
NOTE: Ensure the tip of the Staple Assembly is inserted into the hole in the bracket. (Figure 3)
Figure 2 Removing the Staple Assembly (j0st41638)

Figure 3 Installing the Staple Assembly (j0st41639)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.8.2
September 2005
4-158
1st Version
REP 16.9.1 Compiler Tray Assembly
3.

Removal
Release the clamp to remove the wire. (Figure 1)

1.
2.
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
Remove the Staple Assembly (REP 16.8.2).
2.
Remove the Tray Guide (Perform REP 16.5.2 up to Step 5.)
1st Version
September 2005
4-159
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.9.1
4.

1.
5.
Remove the Compiler Assembly (item 1) (Figure 3).
Figure 3 Removing the Compiler Assembly (j0st41642)

Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.9.1
September 2005
4-160
1st Version
REP 16.10.1 Stacker Motor Assembly
1.

Removal
2.
Slide the gear to lower down the Stacker Tray. (Figure 1)

1.
Slide the gear to disengage the teeth of Cam.
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
Figure 1 Moving the gear (j0st41643)
1st Version
September 2005
4-161
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.10.1
3.
4.
1.
Remove the screw.
1.
2.
2.
Loosen the screw.
3.
Remove the bracket.

Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.10.1
September 2005
4-162
1st Version
5.
Remove the Stacker Motor Assembly. (Figure 4)
REP 16.10.2 Elevator Belt Assembly
1.
Remove the screws (x3) while sliding the PWB Bracket upwards.
2.
Slide the gear.
3.
Remove the Stacker Motor Assembly.

Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
Remove the Tray Guide. (Perform REP 16.5.2 up to Step 5.)
Figure 4 Removing the Staple Motor Assembly (j0st41645)
Replacement
1.
1st Version
September 2005
4-163
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.10.1, REP 16.10.2
2.
3.
Slide the PWB Bracket sideways. (Figure 2)
1.
Remove the screw.
1.
2.
2.
Release the clamps (x2) to remove the wire.
3.
Remove the bracket.
3.
Remove the clamp.
4.
5.
Loosen the screw.
6.
Slide the PWB Bracket in the direction of the arrow.
Figure 2 Moving the PWB Bracket (j0st41646)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.10.2
September 2005
4-164
1st Version
4.
Remove the Elevator Belt Assembly. (Figure 3)
REP 16.11.1 Paddle Gear Shaft
1.
2.
Remove the Elevator Belt Assembly.

Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
2.
Remove the Cam Bracket Assembly. (Perform REP 16.7.1 up to Step 4.)
Figure 3 Removing the Elevator Belt Assembly (j0st41647)
Replacement
1.
1st Version
September 2005
4-165
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.10.2, REP 16.11.1
3.
Remove the bearing. (Figure 1)

1.
Remove the E-Clip.
2.
Remove the gear.
3.
Remove the bearing.
4.
Remove the screw securing the Paddle Gear Shaft. (Figure 2)

1.
Remove the screw.

Figure 1 Removing the bearing (j0st41648)
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.11.1
September 2005
4-166
1st Version
5.
Remove the Paddle Gear Shaft. (Figure 3)
REP 16.12.1 Finisher PWB
1.

Removal
Remove the Paddle Gear Shaft.
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
1.
Figure 3 Removing the Paddle Gear Shaft (j0st41650)
Replacement
1.
1st Version
September 2005
4-167
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.11.1, REP 16.12.1
2.
3.
Remove the Finisher PWB. (Figure 2)
1.
1.
2.
2.
Remove the Finisher PWB.
Figure 2 Removing the Finisher PWB (j0st41652)
Replacement
1.
NOTE: When installing, keep the core shown in Figure 2 inside the box.
Repairs/Adjustments
REP 16.12.1
September 2005
4-168
1st Version
ADJ 4.1.1 Toner Density Adjustment

Purpose
To set a suitable toner density for printing by determining the toner density in the Developer
Unit from the difference between the Read value of the ATC Sensor and the reference value,
and by adjusting the toner level accordingly.
Check
1.
2.

a.
b.

Mode).
Select Adjust Toner Density.
3.
Select Measure the sensor state.
4.
Press Start button to begin ATC measurement.
5.
After measurement ends, the measured value of the following items will be displayed.
ATC Target
ATC Output
ATC Result (ATC Sensor Failure Assessment Result)
TC State (Toner Condition)
6.
Check the TC State.

TC State is determined as the following:
Normal: ATC Target-40 =< ATC Output =< ATC Target+40
High: ATC Output < ATC Target-40
Low: ATC Output > ATC Target+40
Adjustment
1.
Carry out the following procedure accordingly.

Normal: Press the [Close] button to end the operation.
High or Low: 2. Carry out the following procedure.
2.
Select Adjust Toner Density. Adjust the toner level using the [Up] and [Down] buttons
displayed.
3.
If TC State is High, press the [Up] button to increase toner density. If the TC State is Low,
press the [Down] button to decrease toner density. As Tone Up/Tone Down is processed
during output, set the no. of output sheets using the [Up] and [Down] buttons.
4.
Toner density adjustment during output starts when the [Start] button is pressed.
5.
After toner density adjustment, press [Start] button to start ATC measurement again.
6.
Repeat steps 2 to 5 until TC State is Normal.
1st Version
September 2005
4-169
Repairs/Adjustments
ADJ 4.1.1
Repairs/Adjustments
ADJ 4.1.1
September 2005
4-170
1st Version
ADJ 7.1.1 Tray 5 (Bypass) Guide Adjustment (MPT Guide

Adjustment)
Purpose
To set the maximum and minimum positions of the MPT Side Guide for MPT Paper Size Sensor detection using the NVM.
Adjustment
1.

a.
b.

Mode).
2.
3.
Select Tray 5 (Bypass) Guide Adjustment.
4.
Set the MPT Side Guide at the minimum position.
5.
Select the minimum size position and press the Start button.
6.
After the NVM sets the MPT Paper Size Sensor detection value, an OK or NG result will
be displayed.
7.
Set the MPT Side Guide at the maximum position.
8.
Select the maximum size position and press the Start button.
9.
After the NVM sets the MPT Paper Size Sensor detection value, an OK or NG result will
be displayed.
1st Version
September 2005
4-171
Repairs/Adjustments
ADJ 7.1.1
Repairs/Adjustments
September 2005
4-172
1st Version
ADJ 9.1.1 IOT Lead Edge/Side Edge Registration
5.
Measure the Lead and Side Edges of the print pattern. (Figure 1)
Lead Edge: Part A of the pattern
Purpose
Side Edge: Part B of the pattern
To align the image on the drum with the Lead/Side Edge of the paper.
Check
1.

a.
b.

Mode).
2.
Select Print Test Pattern.
3.
Load A3 or 11x17 into tray 1 or 2.

NOTE: If A3 or 11x17 is not available, set the paper guides in the tray to A3 or 11x17.
Load A4 or 8.5x11 with the paper against the tray (feeder end). An error will occur but the
test print will output.
4.
Enter 052-1 for tray 1 or 052-2 for tray 2 using the number key pad and press the Start
button.
NOTE: Print Test Pattern routine will auto-select the tray set with A3 or 11x17 paper irregardless of which tray is selected.
Figure 1 IOT Registration (j0st40950)

6.
Check that the measured values of the Lead Edge (A) and Side Edge (B) fall within the
specifications of the specified mode (A3 Table 1) (11x17 Table 2).
Table 1 A3 Specification
Item
1st Version
Simplex
Duplex
MPT
Lead Edge (A)
15 1.3mm
15 1.7mm
15 2.0mm
Side Edge (B)
148.5 1.8mm
148.5 2.2mm
148.5 2.5mm
September 2005
4-173
Repairs/Adjustments
ADJ 9.1.1
Table 2 11x17 Specification

Item
Simplex
Lead Edge (A)

Side Edge (B)
Duplex
21 1.3mm
140 1.8mm
21 1.7mm
140 2.2mm
Table 3 NVM List of Lead Edge

MPT
21 2.0mm
Chain Link Name
Min.
Initia
l
Max
Increment
140 2.5mm
760-020
MPT for Thick-1 Paper - LEAD REGI

ADJUSTMENT
33
66
0.2175mm
760-021

ADJUSTMENT
33
66
0.2175mm
760-022
DUP ALL SIZE for Thick-1 Paper - LEAD

REGI ADJUSTMENT
33
66
0.2175mm
760-023

REGI ADJUSTMENT
33
66
0.2175mm
760-031
TRAY1 for Thick-4 Paper - LEAD REGI

ADJUSTMENT
33
66
0.2175mm
760-032
TRAY2-4 for Thick-4 Paper - LEAD REGI

ADJUSTMENT
33
66
0.2175mm
760-033

ADJUSTMENT
33
66
0.2175mm
760-034

REGI ADJUSTMENT
33
66
0.2175mm
Adjustment
1.

a.
b.

Mode).
2.
3.
Adjust the measured values of the Lead (A) and Side Edges (B) using the following NVM
so that the measured values fall within the specifications of the respective supporting
modes.
If the measured value is shorter than specification above (A or B): Set a larger value.
If the measured value is longer than specification above (A or B): Set a smaller value.
Adjustment of A (Lead Edge), refer to Table 3 below.
Adjustment of B (Side Edge), refer to Table 4 below.

Table 3 NVM List of Lead Edge
Table 4 NVM List of Side Edge
Chain Link Name
Min.
Initia
l
Max
742-027
LEAD REGI ADJUSTMENT - ALL TRAY
33
66
0.2175mm
760-001
TRAY1 for Normal Paper - LEAD REGI

ADJUSTMENT
33
66
0.2175mm
760-002
TRAY2-4 for Normal Paper - LEAD REGI

ADJUSTMENT
33
66
0.2175mm
MPT for Normal Paper - LEAD REGI

ADJUSTMENT
760-005
DUP ALL SIZE for Normal Paper - LEAD

REGI ADJUSTMENT
33
66
0.2175mm
760-013
DUP A3 Group - LEAD REGI ADJUSTMENT
10
16
0.2175mm
760-014
DUP A4S Group - LEAD REGI ADJUSTMENT
10
16
0.2175mm
760-015
DUP A4L Group - LEAD REGI ADJUSTMENT
10
16
0.2175mm
760-016

ADJUSTMENT
33
66
0.2175mm
760-017

ADJUSTMENT
33
66
0.2175mm
760-018

ADJUSTMENT
33
66
0.2175mm
760-019

ADJUSTMENT
33
66
0.2175mm
760-003
Repairs/Adjustments
ADJ 9.1.1
33
66
Increment
Chain Link Name
Min.
Initia
l
Max
Increment
749-001
ALL TRAY-LASER SIDE REGI ADJUSTMENT
50
99
0.254mm
749-002
TRAY1-LASER SIDE REGI ADJUSTMENT
50
99
0.254mm
749-003
50
99
0.254mm
749-004
50
99
0.254mm
749-005
50
99
0.254mm
749-007
MPT-LASER SIDE REGI ADJUSTMENT
50
99
0.254mm
749-009
DUP ALL TRAY-LASER SIDE REGI

ADJUSTMENT
50
99
0.254mm
749-010
DUP TRAY1-LASER SIDE REGI ADJUSTMENT
50
99
0.254mm
749-011
50
99
0.254mm
749-012
50
99
0.254mm
749-013
50
99
0.254mm
749-015
DUP MPT-LASER SIDE REGI ADJUSTMENT
50
99
0.254mm
0.2175mm
4.
After adjustment, print the test pattern in the same mode and measure the Lead and Side
Edge values. Repeat this procedure until the values fall within the specifications.
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5.
Repeat the procedure until the measured values of the Lead (A) and Side Edges (B) fall
within the specifications.
ADJ 9.2.1 Edge Erase Value Adjustment

Purpose
To correct the Lead, Tail Edge and both Side Edge (rear/front) erase values.
NOTE: The IOT Lead Edge/Side Edge Registration must be adjusted.
Check
1.

a.
b.

Mode).
2.
3.
Set Chain-Link No. 749-516 (Image Area) to 0.
4.
Specify a tray with paper. Make a black copy with the Platen Cover open.
5.
Check that the white sections of the Lead, Tail and Side Edges are 2mm.
Adjustment
1.

a.
b.

Mode).
2.
3.
Adjust the measured values using the following NVM so that the measured values fall
within the specifications (2mm).
If the setting value is increased, the erase value increases.
Table 1 NVM List
1st Version
Chain
Link
Name
Min.
Initia
l
Max
Increment
749-523
SIDE NORMAL ERASE ADJUSTMENT
0.254mm
749-524
TOP NORMAL ERASE ADJUSTMENT
18
0.217mm
749-527
END NORMAL ERASE ADJUSTMENT
18
0.217mm
16
4.
After adjustment, make another black copy without using any originals and leaving the
Platen Cover open.
5.
Repeat the procedure until the measuered values of the Lead (A), and Side (B) Edges fall
within the specifications.
September 2005
4-175
Repairs/Adjustments
ADJ 9.1.1, ADJ 9.2.1
ADJ 9.3.1 Firmware Version Downloading
M123 PARALLEL Port
Purpose
NOTE: If PWS has Windows 98 operating system then refer to Firmware Upload Utility CD for
detailed instructions on how to enable the USB port on the PWS.
The purpose is to load software in the ESS PWB, FCB PWB, IIT/IPS PWB, DADF PWB ROM.
1.
NOTE: Software can be loaded using three methods.
USB port
Network port
Parallel port
M123 USB Port
Print out a System Settings List (GP 5 Printing Reports) to compare options at the completion of the download.
2.
Power off the Machine and the PWS.
3.
Plug in the parallel cable to both the Machine and the PWS.
4.
Power on the Machine into the Download Mode.( Hold the Power Saver Button down
while powering on the Machine)
5.
Power on the PWS.
6.
Open the PWS Firmware Update Tool. (FWDLMgr.exe)
1.
Print out a System Settings List (GP 5 Printing Reports) to compare options at the completion of the download.
2.
7.
Click on Agree in the License Screen.
3.
Remove the ESS cover and plug the USB cable into the USB port on the ESS PWB and
to your PWS.
8.
On the Firmware Update Tool screen select the following:
4.
Power on the Machine into the Download Mode. (Hold the Power Saver Button down
while powering on the Machine)
5.
Power on the PWS.
6.
A Device Found window will pop-up on your PWS. Select Cancel on this pop-up.
7.
8.
9.
Printer Model: CopyCentre/ WorkCentre M123,128 or 133 as appropriate.

File name: Click on Browse. (On the next screen you need to find the .bin file to Download. The file should read similar to the following: SHXC_STDXXXXX.bin or
SHXC_PSXXXXX.bin. The file with the STD is for CopyCentre and WorkCentre
machines. The file with PS is for WorkCentre Pro machines that have the PostScript
option. TheX's in the file indicate the version. Highlight the file that you want and click on
Open.)
Click on Add once you have found the File name.
9.
Click on Next.
10. In the Firmware Update Tool select Parallel Port(P)
File name: Click on Browse. (On the next screen you need to find the .bin file to Download. The file should read either: SHXC_STDXXXXX.bin for WorkCentre machines or
SHXC_PSXXXXX.bin for WorkCentre Pro machines that have the PostScript option. The
X's in the file indicate the version. Highlight the file that you want and click on Open.)
11. Click Next.
14. On the PWS select Finish and Click Yes exit the program.
Click on Version to check the version of the software you are about to download.
15. The Software Download is now complete.
12. The Download will start and takes approximately 20 minutes.

13. The Machine will reboot and come up to the Ready to Copy Mode when finished.
16. Compare a new System Settings List (GP 5 Printing Reports) to the one printed at the
start of the instructions and enable any Options needed.
10. Click on Next.

11. In the Firmware Update Tool select USB port.
12. Click Next.
M123 NETWORK Port
13. The Download will start and takes approximately 20 minutes.
1.
14. The PWS will Transfer the file to the machine in about 3 minutes. Do not unplug the USB
cable until the download is complete.
Print out a System Settings List (GP 5 Printing Reports) to compare options at the completion of the download and to locate the machine IP address.
2.
On the PWS you will see - IIT Finish, ADF Finish, Finisher Finish etc. as the machine
unpacks each piece of the firmware.
Set the IP address on your PWS to be 1 different from the machine and the subnet mask
to be the same as the machine.
3.
4.
Plug in the Crossover cable to both the Machine and the PWS.
5.
Power on the Machine. Do NOT put the machine into Download Mode. The machine must
be in the ready state.
On the machine you will see TRANSFERRING as the file is transferred, then PROCESSING, 0-5 progressing to 4-5 as the file is unpacked.
16. On the PWS select Finish and Click Yes, exit the program.
6.
Power on the PWS.
7.
8.
9.

Repairs/Adjustments
ADJ 9.3.1
September 2005
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1st Version
File name: Click on Browse. (On the next screen you need to find the .bin file to Download. The file should read similar to the following: SHXC_STDXXXXX.bin or
SHXC_PSXXXXX.bin. The file with the STD is for CopyCentre and WorkCentre
machines. The file with PS is for WorkCentre Pro machines that have the PostScript
option. TheX's in the file indicate the version. Highlight the file that you want and click on
Open.)
10. Click on Next.
11. In the Firmware Update Tool select Network (Port 9100).
12. Click Next.
13. Select Search, wait until the machine is found.
14. Check that the correct machine IP address is displayed, and select it.
15. Check the Version. This will display the version of the software you are about to download.
16. Select Next.
17. The Download will start and takes approximately 20 minutes. The machine will automatically go into Download Mode. Progress and download status is shown on the PWS.
19. On the PWS select Finish and Click Yes to exit the program.
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Repairs/Adjustments
ADJ 9.3.1
Repairs/Adjustments
September 2005
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1st Version
ADJ 11.1.1 IIT Lead Edge/Side Edge Registration
2.
Measure the Lead Edge and Side Edge of the third copy (Figure 1).
Lead Edge: Part A of the pattern
Purpose
Side Edge: Part B of the pattern
To set the home position for the IIT Lead Edge (Slow Scan) direction/IIT Side Edge (Fast
Scan) direction.
NOTE: The IOT Lead Edge/Side Edge Registration must be adjusted.
Check
1.
Register Side A of Test Chart 82P521 (A3) or 82P524 (Legal) on the Platen. Make 5
100% copies of the Test Chart on A3SEF or Legal SEF paper.
Figure 1 IIT Registration (j0st41137)

3.
Check that the measured values of the Lead Edge (A) and Side Edge (B) fall within the
specifications of the supporting mode.
Table 1 Specification
Item
1st Version
Simplex
Duplex
Lead Edge (A)
10 1.6mm
10 2.0mm
10 2.2mm
Side Edge (B)
5 2.1mm
5 2.5mm
5 3.0mm
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MPT
Repairs/Adjustments
ADJ 11.1.1
Adjustment
ADJ 11.2.1 Reduce/Enlarge Adjustment
1.
Purpose
a.
b.

Mode).
To obtain the proper Reduce/Enlarge ratio for Copy in the Lead Edge to Trail Edge direction
and the Front to Rear direction.
2.
Check
3.
Adjust the measured values of the Lead Edge (A) and Side Edge (B) using the following
NVM so that the measured values fall within the specifications.
1.
Use Side B of the Standard Test Pattern (82P521 or 82P524).

The tolerance for each Reduce/Enlarge setting in the Lead Edge to Trail Edge direction
and the Front to Rear direction are listed in the following table.
Side Edge
If the measured value is short: Set a smaller value.
Table 1
If the measured value is long: Set a larger value.

Lead Edge
Reduce/Enlarge (%)
If the measured value is short: Set a larger value.
65
130 2mm
If the measured value is long: Set a smaller value.
101
202 2mm
NOTE: After performing the IIT side Edge Registration Adjustment, perform the DADF
side Edge Registration Adjustment. (ADJ 15.1.1)
154
154 1.5mm
Table 2 NVM List

Chain Link
Name
Min.
Initial
Max
Increment
715
050
Platen SS Registration Adjustment
16
100
184
0.036mm
715
053
Platen FS Registration Adjustment
120
240
0.085mm
4.
After adjustment, place Side A of Test Chart 82P521 (A3) or 82P524 (Legal) on the
Platen so that there is no gap between the chart and the Registration Guide at the rear of
the Platen. Make another 100% copy on A3SEF or Legal SEF paper.
5.
Repeat the procedure until the measured values of the Lead Edge (A) and Side Edge (B)
fall within the specifications.
Measurement
Refer to Figure 1 for the areas to be measured. For 65% and 101%, use areas A and B
for reduction/enlargement in the Lead Edge to Trail Edge direction, and areas C and D for
enlargement in the Front to Rear direction. For 154%, use areas A and E for enlargement
in the Lead Edge to Trail Edge direction, and areas C and F for enlargement in the Front
to Rear direction. (Figure 1)
Figure 1 Enlargement areas to be measured (j0st41138)

Repairs/Adjustments
ADJ 11.1.1, ADJ 11.2.1
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Adjustment
ADJ 11.3.1 UI Alignment
1.
Purpose
a.
b.

Mode).
To align the position of the buttons on the display and the touch panel so that the user can
select the contents on the display using the touch panel.
Perform this adjustment only after replacing the UI PWB and the Control Panel.
2.
3.
Adjust the distance between the reference points in the copy using the following NVM so
that it is the same as the distance between the same points in the Test Chart.
If the measured value in the copy is shorter than the measured value in the Test Chart:
Set a larger value.
If the measured value in the copy is longer than the measured value in the Test Chart: Set
a smaller value.
NOTE: Adjust using the Touch Pen found in the Control Panel. If the Touch Pen is not available, you may use a pointed object. Take care not to damage the surface of the UI when using
the pointed object.
Adjustment
1.
Turn off the power. Remove the Control Panel and take out the Touch Pen. (Figure 1)
Table 2 NVM List

Chain Link
Name
Min.
Initial
Max
Increment
715
051
Platen SS Reduce/Enlarge Adjustment
44
50
56
0.1%
715
702
Platen FS Reduce/Enlarge Adjustment
50
100
0.1%
Figure 1 Location of the Touch Pen for UI Alignment (j0st41140)
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ADJ 11.2.1, ADJ 11.3.1
2.
Return the Control Panel to its original position. Hold down the 0, 1, 3 keys while turning
on the machine.
5.
Keep the Touch Pen in the Control Panel and return the Control Panel to its original position.
The following will appear on the display. (Figure 2)
Figure 2 UI Alignment Adjustment Screen (j0st41141)

3.
Using the Touch Pen, touch the intersections of the vertical and horizontal lines, P1 to P9,
in sequence. (Stay on each point on the Touch Pen for approx. 1 sec. then proceed to the
next point.)
After pressing all the buttons, the machine automatically calculates the difference
between the coordinates and the correction values.
This calculation takes approx. 0.1 sec.
4.
After a few seconds, turn the power Off/On. The UI may be used after reboot as the data
has been corrected.
NOTE: If power is turned off during adjustment, data before adjustment will be restored.
Complete the whole procedure before turning off the machine.
Repairs/Adjustments
ADJ 11.3.1
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ADJ 11.6.1 Full/Half Rate Carriage Position Adjustment
2.
(Platen models) Remove the Platen Cover. (Figure 1)

1.
Purpose
Remove the Platen Cover.
To adjust the position of the Full/Half Rate Carriage.
Adjustment
WARNING
CAUTION
FAX Models
Printer Models
NOTE: Adjust the position of the Front and Rear Full/Half Rate Carriage separately.
1.
Remove the DADF Assembly. (REP 15.1.1)
Figure 1 Removing the Platen Cover (j0st41136)

3.
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ADJ 11.6.1
4.
Prepare the tools (x2) for determining the position. (Figure 2)

1.
2.
Take out the tools (x2).
5.
Align the tool hole in the Half Rate Carriage with the tool hole of the rail (Front/Rear).
(Figure 3)
Figure 3 Position Adjustment of Half Rate Carriage 1/3 (j0st41129)

Figure 2 Taking out the tools (j0st41128)
Repairs/Adjustments
ADJ 11.6.1
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6.
Fix the tool to the Half Rate Carriage. (Figure 4)

NOTE: Install the tools near the edges (the front tool to the front and the rear tool to the
rear).
1.
2.
NOTE: The fixing position of the pulley can be changed if the tool holes of the Half Rate
Carriage and the rail are not aligned and the tool is not fixed in place. (Figure 5)
1.
Fix the tool. (Front/Rear)
2.
Turn the Pulley until the tool hole aligns.
Secure it with a screw.
3.
Align the shaft concave with the Pulley end face and tighten the screws (x2).
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September 2005
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Repairs/Adjustments
ADJ 11.6.1
7.
NOTE: Loosen the securing screw of the Carriage Cable and align the tool holes if the
tool holes of the frame and the Full Rate Carriage are not aligned, and the tool is not fixed
in place. (Figure 7)
Fix the tool to the tool hole on the frame and check the tool holes of the frame and the Full
Rate Carriage. (Figure 6)
NOTE: When adjusting the position of Full Rate Carriage from the rear side, to it with the
rear tool for Half Rate Carriage installed.
1.
Fix the tool.
2.
Secure it with a screw.
1.
Loosen the screw.
2.
Move the Full Rate Carriage until the tool hole aligns.
3.
Tighten the screw.
Figure 7 Position Adjustment of Full Rate Carriage 2/2 (j0st41133)
Figure 6 Position Adjustment of Full Rate Carriage 1/2 (j0st41132)

8.
When adjusting the front position of Full Rate Carriage, move the tool for Half Rate Carriage to the front of Full Rate Carriage before doing the adjustment.
At this time the rear tool for Full Rate Carriage remains installed.
Repairs/Adjustments
ADJ 11.6.1
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ADJ 15.1.1 DADF Side Edge Registration
2.
Purpose
Fold the third copy in half. Measure a distance (A shown in the figure) between the folding line and the central line. (Figure 1)
To set the DADF Scan Position (original scan position) Side Edge (Fast Scan Direction).
NOTE: The following adjustments must be checked.
IOT Lead Edge/Side Edge Registration Adjustment (ADJ 9.1.1)
IIT Lead Edge/Side Edge Registration Adjustment (ADJ 11.1.1)
DADF Height Adjustment (ADJ 15.1.5)
DADF Position Adjustment (ADJ 15.1.6)
Check
1.
Side 1 (1 Sided or Side 1 of 2 Sided):

Place Test Chart 82E2000 (A3) on the DADF with Side B (scan side) as Side 1. Make a
copy using the following settings.
A3 SEF
100%
1->1 Sided
5 copies
Side 2 (Side 2 of 2 Sided):
Place Test Chart 82E2000 (A3) on the DADF with Side B (scan side) as Side 2 (ie. Side A
is Side 1). Make a copy using the following settings.
A3 SEF
100%
2->2 Sided
5 copies
Figure 1 DADF Side Edge Registration (j0st41561)
1st Version
September 2005
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Repairs/Adjustments
ADJ 15.1.1
3.
Check that the distance between the central lines (A) falls within the specifications of the
supporting mode.
Item
Simplex
Duplex
Side Edge (Central Line Difference)
2.9mm
3.2mm
Table 3 NVM List

Chain Link Name
Min.
Initial Max
Increment
715-113
120
2 dot
CVT FS Offset Side3 Replace All
240
Adjustment
1.

a.
b.

Mode).
2.
3.
Adjust the distance between the central lines (A) using the following NVM so that the
measured value falls within the specifications.
If the folding line is to the right of the central line: Set a larger value.
If the folding line is to the left of the central line: Set a Smaller value.
Table 2 NVM List
Chain Link Name
Min.
Initial Max
Increment
715-110
120
240
2 dot
715-111
120
240
2 dot
4.

Place Test Chart 82E2000 (A3) on the DADF with Side B (scan side) as Side 1. Make a
copy using the following settings.
A3 SEF or Legal SEF
100%
1->1 Sided
1 copy
Place Test Chart 82E2000 (A3) on the DADF with Side B (scan side) as Side 2 (ie. Side A
is Side 1). Make a copy using the following settings.
A3 SEF
100%
2->2 Sided
1 copy
5.
Repeat the procedure until the measured value of the distance between the central lines
(A) falls within the specifications.
6.
Set the following NVMs to the NVM (Chain-Link:715-111) adjustment value.

Table 3 NVM List
Chain Link Name
Min.
Initial Max
Increment
715-112
120
2 dot
Repairs/Adjustments
ADJ 15.1.1
240
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1st Version
ADJ 15.1.3 DADF Non-Standard Sized Original

Customized Registration Function
Enter the data for 710-564. (Enter the data for a paper size selected from the table
below based on the size specified by the customer.)
The information that is related to the NVM to be entered is as follows.
Purpose
To enable non-standard sized originals to be fed as standard sized originals by registering
original sizes that cannot be detected (non-standard sizes) by the DADF. This enables the
feeding of customized original sizes for different users.
Table 1 NVM List

Chain-Link Display Data Name
Fast Scan Direction Max Value Note 1) Setting Range=1297~3070 in increments of 0.1mm (Initial Value=2970)
710-560
Fast Scan Direction Min. Value Note 1) Setting Range=1297~3070 in increments of 0.1mm (Initial Value=2970)
710-561
Slow Scan Direction Max Value Note 2) Setting Range=1297~4418 in increments of 0.1mm (Initial Value=2100)
710-562
Slow Scan Direction Min. Value Note 2) Setting Range=1297~4418 in increments of 0.1mm (Initial Value=2100)
710-563
Specified Paper Code for Customized

Registration
710-564
Feed Direction for Original Size
0: LEF, 1: SEF (Initial Value=0)
710-565
Specified Customized Registration for

DADF Original Size Detection Table
Do not use Specified Customized Registration for Original Size Detection

Table: 0
Use Specified Customized Registration
for Original Size Detection Table: 1
(Initial Value=0)
[Outline]
Original size detection is based on the customized registered data. The DADF then processes
the original in the specified original size. Customized registration is limited to only 1 entry. If
the registration data is valid, the original size is detected based on the priorities in the detection
table.
Preparation
1.
Borrow a non-standard sized original to be registered from the customer.
2.
Check in which direction (LEF or SEF) the customer wants to process the original using
the DADF.
3.
Check in which paper size and direction the customer wants the copy.
4.
Check and make a note of the Fast Scan Direction Length (X) and Slow Scan Direction
Length (Y) of the original using the scale.
Adjustment
1.
Enter NVM Read/Write.
2.
Set the following NVM Data for customized registration detection.

NOTE: Fast Scan Direction Max </= Fast Scan Direction Min. Value = 200 (within 20mm)
NOTE: Slow Scan Direction Max </= Slow Scan Direction Min. Value = 200 (within
20mm)
NOTE: In order to prevent incorrect detection by the Size Sensor, the following sizes cannot be entered.
Fast Scan Direction Max: 2190~2290
Fast Scan Direction Min.: 2810~2910
Remarks
710-559
03: 5.5x 8.5

04: A5
05: B5
08: A4
09: 8x10
10: 8.5x11
11: 8.5x12.4
12: 8.5x13
13: 8.5x14
14: B4
15: A3
16: 11x17
17: 8K
20: ILLEGAL SIZE (Initial Value=08)
For the measurements X and Y obtained in the preparation:

Set the data for 710-565 to 1. (Customized registration is valid.)
3.
Check the NVM Data setting.
Set (X+10)x10 to be resident in the data for 710-559. (Fast Scan Direction Max
Value Setting)
4.
Feed the customized original registered in the Size Detection Table into the DADF.
Set (X-10)x10 to be resident in the data for 710-560. (Fast Scan Direction Max Value
Setting)
Set (Y+10)x10 to be resident in the data for 710-561. (Slow Scan Direction Max
Value Setting)
Set (Y-10)x10 to be resident in the data for 710-562. (Slow Scan Direction Min.
Value Setting)
Enter the data for 710-563. (Enter the data for a paper size selected from the table
below based on the size specified by the customer.)
1st Version
Check that the original size is detected according to the settings.

NOTE: As non-standard sized originals are handled as standard sized originals, there
may be problems such as image loss in the scan data.
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ADJ 15.1.3
ADJ 15.1.4 DADF Lead Edge Registration
2.
Measure the Lead Edge (part A of the figure) of the third copy. (Figure 1)
Purpose
To set the DADF Scan Position (original scan position) Lead Edge (Slow Scan Direction).
NOTE: The following adjustments must have been completed.
IOT Lead Edge/Side Edge Registration Adjustment (ADJ 9.1.1)
IIT Lead Edge/Side Edge Registration Adjustment (ADJ 11.1.1)
DADF Height Adjustment (ADJ 15.1.5)
DADF Position Adjustment (ADJ 15.1.6)
Check
1.

Place Test Chart 82E2000 (A3) on the DADF with scan side as Side 1. Make a copy using
the following settings.
A3 SEF or Legal SEF
100%
1->1 Sided
5 copies
Place Test Chart 82E2000 (A3) on the DADF with scan side as Side 2 (ie. Side B is Side
1). Make a copy using the following settings.
A3 SEF or Legal SEF
100%
2->2 Sided
5 copies
Figure 1 DADF Lead Edge Registration (j0st41563)

3.
Check that the Lead Edge (A) falls within the specifications of the supporting mode.
Repairs/Adjustments
ADJ 15.1.4
Item
Simplex
Duplex
Lead Edge
5 2.2mm
5 3.0mm
September 2005
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1st Version
Adjustment
1.

a.
b.

Mode).
2.
3.
Adjust the Lead Edge (A) using the following NVM so that the measured value falls within
the specifications.
If the measured value is short: Set a smaller value.
If the measured value is long: Set a larger value.
Table 2 NVM List
Chain Link Name
Min.
Initial Max
Increment
711-140
DADF Lead Reg. Adjustment (Side1)

Replace All
129
214
0.458mm
711-141
DADF Lead Reg. Adjustment (Side2)

Replace All
129
214
0.458mm
4.
After adjustment, make a copy using the following settings.

Place Test Chart 82P521 (A3) or 82P524 (Legal) on the DADF with Side A (scan side) as
Side 1. Make a copy using the following settings.
A3 SEF or Legal SEF
100%
1->1 Sided
1 copy
Place Test Chart 82P521 (A3) or 82P524 (Legal) on the DADF with Side A (scan side) as
Side 2 (ie. Side B is Side 1). Make a copy using the following settings.
A3 SEF or Legal SEF
100%
2->2 Sided
1 copy
5.
Repeat the procedure until the measured value of the Lead Edge (A) falls within the specifications.
1st Version
September 2005
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Repairs/Adjustments
ADJ 15.1.4
ADJ 15.1.5 DADF Height Adjustment
Adjustment
Purpose
NOTE: DADF height adjustment is basically carried out using the Left Counter Balance. In
cases where such adjustment is not possible, adjustment is carried out using the Right Counter
Balance.
To correct the feeding of the original by adjusting the height of the DADF.
Check
1.
1.
Check the gap between the DADF Platen Guide tips (x3) and the Platen Glass or DADF
Platen Glass. (Figure 1)
1.
The DADF Platen Guide tip at the rear is touching the DADF Platen Glass.
2.
The DADF Platen Guide tips (x2) at the front are touching the Platen Glass.
Loosen the nut of the Left/Right Counter Balance and turn the screw to adjust the height
and slant of the DADF. (Figure 2)
Turning the screw in direction A will cause the front of the DADF to rise and the rear
to fall. (Direction of arrow A)
Turning the screw in direction B will cause the front of the DADF to fall and the rear
to rise. (Direction of arrow B)
Figure 1 Checking the gap between the DADF Platen Guide and the Platen Glass
(j0st41555)
Figure 2 Adjusting the DADF Height (j0st41556)

NOTE: Ensure that the nut is securely tightened after adjustment.
Repairs/Adjustments
ADJ 15.1.5
September 2005
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ADJ 15.1.6 DADF Position Adjustment
Adjustment
Purpose
1.
Remove the DADF Rear Cover. (REP 15.2.4)
To correct the feeding of the original by adjusting the height of the DADF. (DADF Lead Skew,
Orthogonality)
2.
Adjust the position of the DADF by moving the DADF in direction A or B. (Figure 2)
Check
1.
Place the Test Chart 82P524 (Legal) on the DADF.
2.
Make a copy using the following settings in Copy mode.
3.
1.
2.
Move the DADF in direction A or B.
3.
Tighten the screws (x5).
Paper Tray: Legal SEF
Reduce/Enlarge: 100%
Number of copies: 3
Check that the difference in the distance (A and B) between the side and the Edges in the
3 copies is within 00.5mm. (Figure 1)
Figure 2 Adjusting the DADF Position (j0st41558)
Figure 1 Checking the Lead Skew in the original (j0st41557)
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ADJ 15.1.6
The DADF moved in direction A. (Figure 3)
Figure 3 Output copy after adjustment (j0st41559)
Repairs/Adjustments
ADJ 15.1.6
The DADF moved in direction B. (Figure 4)
Figure 4 Output copy after adjustment (j0st41560)

3.
Reinstall the DADF Rear Cover.
4.
After adjustment, carry out DADF Side Edge Registration Adjustment (ADJ 15.1.1) and
DADF Lead Edge Registration (ADJ 15.1.4).
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5 Parts List
Overview
Introduction......................................................................................................................
Subsystem Information....................................................................................................
Symbology.......................................................................................................................
5-3
5-4
5-5
Parts Lists
5-9
2. Paper Transportation
PL 2.1
PL 2.2
PL 2.3
PL 2.4
PL 2.5
PL 2.6
PL 2.7
PL 2.8
Tray, Feeder 1/2 Assembly.................................................................................

Tray 1/2...............................................................................................................
Feeder 1/2 Assembly ..........................................................................................
Registration.........................................................................................................
Vertical Transport Cover .....................................................................................
Transfer Cover Assembly ...................................................................................
L/H Upper Chute Assembly ................................................................................
L/H Upper Cover Assembly ................................................................................
5-10
5-11
5-12
5-13
5-14
5-15
5-16
5-17
3. ROS
PL 3.1 ROS ....................................................................................................................
5-18
PL 4.1 CRU, Toner Cartridge .........................................................................................
PL 4.2 Toner System......................................................................................................
5-19
5-20
5. Fuser
PL 5.1 Fuser Unit ...........................................................................................................
5-21
6. Exit
PL 6.1
PL 6.2
PL 6.3
PL 6.4
PL 6.5
PL 6.6
Exit ......................................................................................................................
Exit 1 ...................................................................................................................
Tray Guide Assembly..........................................................................................
Tray Guide Assembly..........................................................................................
5-22
5-23
5-24
5-25
5-26
5-27
7. MPT
PL 7.1 MPT Assembly....................................................................................................
PL 7.2 Lower Frame Assembly ......................................................................................
PL 7.3 MPT Tray Assembly............................................................................................
5-28
5-29
5-30
8. Duplex
PL 8.1 Duplex Unit .........................................................................................................
PL 8.2 Inner Chute Assembly.........................................................................................
5-31
5-32
PL 9.1 Electrical .............................................................................................................
PL 9.2 ESS.....................................................................................................................
1st Version
5-35
5-36
10. Covers
PL 10.1 Cover-Front, Left...............................................................................................
PL 10.2 Cover-Rear, Right .............................................................................................
5-37
5-38
11. IIT
1. Drives
PL 1.1 Main Drive...........................................................................................................
PL 9.3 FAX Unit..............................................................................................................

PL 9.4 Wire Harness ......................................................................................................
5-33
5-34
PL 11.1
PL 11.2
PL 11.3
PL 11.4
PL 11.5
PL 11.6
Platen/Cover .....................................................................................................
Control Panel ....................................................................................................
Platen Glass......................................................................................................
CCD PWB, Sensor............................................................................................
Carriage Cable/Motor........................................................................................
Full/Half Rate Carriage .....................................................................................
5-39
5-40
5-41
5-42
5-43
5-44
12. Tray Module - 2T

PL 12.1
PL 12.2
PL 12.3
PL 12.4
PL 12.5
PL 12.6
PL 12.7
Tray, Feeder Assembly-2Tray ..........................................................................

Tray 3/4 Assembly-2Tray..................................................................................
Tray 3/4 Feeder-2Tray ......................................................................................
Left Cover-2Tray ...............................................................................................
Takeaway Roll-2Tray ........................................................................................
Electrical-2Tray .................................................................................................
Cover-2Tray ......................................................................................................
5-45
5-46
5-47
5-48
5-49
5-50
5-51
13. Tray Module - TT

PL 13.1
PL 13.2
PL 13.3
PL 13.4
PL 13.5
PL 13.6
PL 13.7
PL 13.8
PL 13.9
Tray 3/4 Assembly-Tandem Tray......................................................................

Tray 3 Assembly-Tandem Tray.........................................................................
Tray 4 Assembly-Tandem Tray.........................................................................
Paper Feed (1/2)-Tandem Tray ........................................................................
Paper Feed (2/2)-Tandem Tray ........................................................................
Tray 3/4 Feeder-Tandem Tray..........................................................................
Left Cover Assembly-Tandem Tray ..................................................................
Electrical-Tandem Tray.....................................................................................
Cover-Tandem Tray..........................................................................................
5-52
5-53
5-54
5-55
5-56
5-57
5-58
5-59
5-60
14. Mobile Stand

PL 14.1 Mobile Stand .....................................................................................................
5-61
15. DADF
PL 15.1 DADF Accessory...............................................................................................
PL 15.2 DADF Component, Cover .................................................................................
PL 15.3 DADF Base Cover Component.........................................................................
PL 15.4 DADF Feeder Component ................................................................................
PL 15.5 Top Cover Component......................................................................................
PL 15.6 Takeaway Pinch Roll, Nudger Motor, Nudger/Feed Roll ..................................
PL 15.7 DADF Feeder-Chute .........................................................................................
PL 15.8 DADF Feeder-Roll ............................................................................................
PL 15.9 Motor Unit .........................................................................................................
PL 15.10 DADF Document Tray.....................................................................................
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5-62
5-63
5-64
5-65
5-66
5-67
5-68
5-69
5-70
5-71
Parts-list
16. Finisher
PL 16.1 Finisher Unit......................................................................................................
PL 16.2 H-Transport Assembly (1/2)..............................................................................
PL 16.3 H-Transport Assembly (2/2)..............................................................................
PL 16.4 Cover ................................................................................................................
PL 16.5 Top Open Cover and Eject Roll ........................................................................
PL 16.6 Paper Transport (1/2) .......................................................................................
PL 16.7 Paper Transport (2/2) .......................................................................................
PL 16.8 Staple Unit ........................................................................................................
PL 16.9 Compiler Tray Assembly...................................................................................
PL 16.10 Elevator...........................................................................................................
PL 16.11 Exit..................................................................................................................
PL 16.12 Electrical .........................................................................................................
PL 16.13 LVPS...............................................................................................................
PL 16.14 Rack................................................................................................................
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5-85
Common Hardware
Common Hardware .........................................................................................................
Part Number Index ..........................................................................................................
Parts-list
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5-87
September 2005
5-2
1st Version
Introduction
Table 1 Abbreviations
Overview
Abbreviation
The Parts List section identifies all part numbers and the corresponding location of all spared
subsystem components.
MB
Organization
Meaning
Mega Byte
MM
Millimeters
MOD
Magneto Optical Drive
MPT
Multi Purpose Tray
Parts Lists
NOHAD
Noise Ozone Heat Air Dirt
Each item number in the part number listing corresponds to an item number in the related
illustration. All the parts in a given subsystem of the machine will be located in the same
illustration or in a series of associated illustrations.
OCT
Off Set Catch Tray
PL
Parts List
P/O
Part of
Electrical Connectors and Fasteners
R/E
Reduction/Enlargement
This section contains the illustrations and descriptions of the plugs, jacks, and fasteners used
in the machine. A part number listing of the connectors is included.
ROS
Raster Output Scanner
TEMP
Temperature
Common Hardware
The common hardware is listed in alphabetical order by the letter or letters used to identify
each item in the part number listing and in the illustrations. Dimensions are in millimeters
unless otherwise identified.
UI
User Interface
XERO
Xerographics
Table 2 Operating Companies
Abbreviation
Meaning
Part Number Index
AO
Americas Operations
This index lists all the spared parts in the machine in numerical order. Each number is followed
by a reference to the parts list on which the part may be found.
ARZ
Republica Argentina
EU
Europe
Other Information
NASG - US
North American Solutions Group - US
Abbreviations
NASG Canada
North American Solutions Group Canada
Abbreviations are used in the parts lists and the exploded view illustrations to provide
information in a limited amount of space. The following abbreviations are used in this manual:
XC
Xerox Corporation (North America)
XE
Xerox Europe
Table 1 Abbreviations
Abbreviation
Meaning
A3
297 x 594 Millimeters
A4
A5
AD
Auto Duplex
AWG
American Wire Gauge
APS
Auto Paper Selection
CCD
Charge Coupled Device
DADF
Dual Automatic Document Feeder
EMI
Electro Magnetic Induction
GB
Giga Byte
HUM
Humidity
KB
Kilo Byte
LED
Light Emitting Diode
L/H
Left Hand
1st Version
Symbology
Symbology used in the Parts List section is identified in the Symbology section.
Service Procedure Referencing

If a part or assembly has an associated repair or adjustment procedure, the procedure number
will be listed at the end of the part description in the parts lists e.g. (REP 5.1.1 , ADJ 9.1.1 )
September 2005
5-3
Parts-list
Introduction
Subsystem Information
Use of the Term Assembly
The term assembly will be used for items in the part number listing that include other itemized
parts in the part number listing. When the word assembly is found in the part number listing,
there will be a corresponding item number on the illustrations followed by a bracket and a
listing of the contents of the assembly.
Brackets
A bracket is used when an assembly or kit is spared, but is not shown in the illustration. The
item number of the assembly or kit precedes the bracket; the item numbers of the piece parts
follow the bracket.
Tag
The notation W/Tag in the parts description indicates that the part configuration has been
updated. Check the change Tag index in the General Information section of the Service Data
for the name and purpose of the modification.
In some cases, a part or assembly may be spared in two versions: with the Tag and without the
Tag. In those cases, use whichever part is appropriate for the configuration of the machine on
which the part is to be installed. If the machine does not have a particular Tag and the only
replacement part available is listed as W/Tag, install the Tag kit or all of the piece parts. The
Change Tag Index tells you which kit or piece parts you need.
Whenever you install a Tag kit or all the piece parts that make up a Tag, mark the appropriate
number on the Tag matrix.
Parts-list
Subsystem Information
September 2005
5-4
1st Version
Symbology
A Tag number within a circle pointing to an item number shows that the part has been changed
by the tag number within the circle (Figure 1). Information on the modification is in the Change
Tag Index.
A Tag number within a circle having a shaded bar and pointing to an item number shows that
the configuration of the part shown is the configuration before the part was changed by the Tag
number within the circle (Figure 2).
Figure 2 Without Tag Symbol.(0z005a)

Figure 1 With Tag Symbol.(0z004a)
1st Version
September 2005
5-5
Parts-list
Symbology
A tag number within a circle with no apex shows that the entire drawing has been changed by
the tag number within the circle (Figure 3). Information on the modification is in the Change
Tag Index.
A tag number within a circle with no apex and having a shaded bar shows that the entire
drawing was the configuration before being changed by the tag number within the circle
(Figure 4).
Figure 3 Entire Drawing With Tag Symbol.(0z006a)
Figure 4 Entire Drawing Without Tag Symbol.(0z007a)
Parts-list
Symbology
September 2005
5-6
1st Version
Below square colored black with number informs you that adjustment procedure for the parts is
described in Section 4 Repairs and Adjustments. (Figure 5)
Below square with number informs you that repair procedure for the parts is described in
Section 4 Repairs and Adjustments. (Figure 6)
Figure 5 Adjustments procedure with item number.(j0st50005)
Figure 6 Repair procedure with item number.(j0st50006)
1st Version
September 2005
5-7
Parts-list
Symbology
Below double square colored black with number informs you that repair/adjustment procedure
for the parts is described in Section 4 Repairs and Adjustments. (Figure 7)
Figure 7 Repair and Adjustments procedure with item number.(j0st50007)
Parts-list
Symbology
September 2005
5-8
1st Version
PL 1.1 Main Drive

Item
Part
Description
3
4
5
6
7
007K88583
9
10
11
005E17860
604K20500
127K45361
12
13
14
15
013E26090
807E08690
Collar (23/28CPM Model)(P/O PL

1.1 Item 10)
Gear (23/28CPM Model)(21/21T)
(P/O PL 1.1 Item 10)
Gear (18T) (P/O PL 1.1 Item 10)
Belt (P/O PL 1.1 Item 10)
Main Drive Unit
Main Drive Assembly (REP 1.1.1)
(P/O PL 1.1 Item 6)
Pulley (P/O PL 1.1 Item 6, PL 1.1
Item 10)
Flange
Drive Gear Kit
Takeaway Motor Assembly
(33CPM Model)(REP 1.1.2)
Takeaway Motor (P/O PL 1.1 Item
11)
Gear (19T)(P/O PL 1.1 Item 11)
Bearing(33CPM Model)
Gear (29T/19T)(33CPM Model)
1st Version
September 2005
5-9
Parts-list
PL 1.1
PL 2.1 Tray, Feeder 1/2 Assembly

Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
003E58700
014E44710
050K49840
110K11680
110K11680
054K24090
059K26953
059K42520
059K26953
059K42520
9
10
054K27050
11
12
13
14
604K20550
Stopper
Spacer
Tray Assembly (PL 2.2)
Tray 1 Paper Size Switch
Tray 2 Paper Size Switch
Bracket (Not Spared)
Feed Out Chute
Feeder 1 Assembly (23/28CPM
Model)(PL 2.3) (REP 2.1.1)
Feeder1 Assembly(33CPM
Model)(PL 2.3)(REP 2.1.1)
Feeder 2 Assembly(23/28CPM
Model) (PL 2.3) (REP 2.1.2)
Feeder2 Assembly(33CPM
Model)(PL 2.3)(REP 2.1.2)
Feed Out Chute
Label Tray No1 (P/O PL 2.1 Item
13)
Label Tray No2 (P/O PL 2.1 Item
13)
Label Size (Not Spared)
Label (Instruction) (P/O PL 2.1 Item
13)
Tray Label Kit
Slide Look (Not Spared)
Parts-list
PL 2.1
September 2005
5-10
1st Version
PL 2.2 Tray 1/2

Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
604K20540
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Stopper (P/O PL 2.1 Item 3)

Tray Cover (P/O PL 2.1 Item 3)
Seal (P/O PL 2.1 Item 3)
Label (Max) (P/O PL 2.1 Item 13)
Bottom Pad (P/O PL 2.1 Item 3)
Front Side Guide (P/O PL 2.1 Item
3)
Tray Gear Kit
Tray Pad (P/O PL 2.1 Item 3)
Rear Side Guide (P/O PL 2.1 Item
3)
Bottom Plate (P/O PL 2.1 Item 3)
Tray (P/O PL 2.1 Item 3)
Side Guide Actuator (P/O PL 2.1
Item 3)
Guide Actuator (P/O PL 2.1 Item 3)
Spring (P/O PL 2.1 Item 3)
Pinion Gear (P/O PL 2.1 Item 3)
End Guide (P/O PL 2.1 Item 3)
End Guide Actuator (P/O PL 2.1
Item 3)
Link (P/O PL 2.1 Item 3)
Coupling Gear (13T) (P/O PL 2.2
Item 7)
Gear (13T/60T) (P/O PL 2.2 Item 7)
Sector Gear (60T) (P/O PL 2.2 Item
7)
Bracket (P/O PL 2.1 Item 3)
Lift Up Shaft (P/O PL 2.1 Item 3)
1st Version
September 2005
5-11
Parts-list
PL 2.2
PL 2.3 Feeder 1/2 Assembly

Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
127 38170
120E22481
930W00113
930W00113
962K19691
962K18912
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
005K05890
005K06760
005K07010
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
604K20530
930W00211
43
113E37571
Upper Frame (P/O PL 2.1 Item 7)

Tray 1/2 Feed/Lift Up Motor
Spacer (P/O PL 2.1 Item 7)
Oneway Clutch (P/O PL 2.1 Item 7)
Oneway Gear (P/O PL 2.1 Item 7)
Bearing (P/O PL 2.1 Item 7)
Shaft (P/O PL 2.1 Item 7)
Front Chute (P/O PL 2.1 Item 7)
Actuator
Tray 1/2 Level Sensor
Tray 1/2 No Paper Sensor
Wire Harness (23/28CPM Model)
Wire Harness (33CPM Model)
Feed Roll (REP 2.3.1) (P/O PL 2.3
Item 40)
Oneway Clutch
Oneway Gear (22T)
Chute (P/O PL 2.1 Item 7)
Friction Clutch
Support Assembly (P/O PL 2.1 Item
7)
Retard Roll (REP 2.3.1) (P/O PL
2.3 Item 40)
Support Assembly (P/O PL 2.1 Item
7)
Nudger Roll (REP 2.3.1) (P/O PL
2.3 Item 40)
Lower Frame (P/O PL 2.1 Item 7)
Lever (P/O PL 2.1 Item 7)
Washer (P/O PL 2.1 Item 7)
Tray Feed Roller Kit
Screw (P/O PL 2.1 Item 7)
Tray1/2 Pre Feed Sensor (33CPM
Model)
Harness Holder(CTR)(23/28CPM
Model) (P/O PL 2.1 Item 7)
Harness Holder(CTR)(33CPM
Model)
Parts-list
PL 2.3
September 2005
5-12
1st Version
PL 2.4 Registration
Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
054E23910
013E26760
054E23940
059E98590
059K31021
121K32660
130K64270
10
11
12
13
054K23940
013E26060
013E26090
14
121K31640
121K32730
15
16
17
007E79320
162K56100
930W00211
Chute
Bearing
Registration Chute
Idler Roll
Registration Roll
Registration Clutch
Registration Sensor
Earth Plate (Not Spared)
Bracket (23/28CPM Model)(Not
Spared)
Chute Assembly
Bearing (23/28CPM Model)
Bearing (23/28CPM Model)
Shaft (23/28CPM Model)(Not
Spared)
Takeaway Roll Clutch (23/28CPM
Model)(Alternate)
Takeaway Roll Clutch (23/28CPM
Model)(Alternate)
Gear (19T) (23/28CPM Model)
Tray2 Feed Out Sensor (33CPM
Model)
1st Version
September 2005
5-13
Parts-list
PL 2.4
PL 2.5 Vertical Transport Cover

Item
Part
Description
1
2
015K61010
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
059K26840
059E98370
130K64261
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
962K23460
802E55701
007E79270
013E26990
413W11860
Gear Assembly
Bracket Assembly (P/O PL 2.5 Item
1)
L/H Lower Cover Interlock Switch
(P/O PL 2.5 Item 1)
Rivet (Not Spared)
Lower Chute (Not Spared)
Takeaway Roll (REP 2.5.1)
Handle (Not Spared)
Bearing (Not Spared)
Pinch Roller
Tray2 Feed Out Sensor (23/28CPM
Model)
Spring (Not Spared)
Spring (Not Spared)
Wire Harness (23/28CPM Model)
Earth Plate (Not Spared)
L/H Lower Cover
Spring (Not Spared)
Gear (18T)
Bearing
Bearing
Parts-list
PL 2.5
September 2005
5-14
1st Version
PL 2.6 Transfer Cover Assembly

Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
012K94341
802K56093
7
8
9
10
054K24051
11
802K58260
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
802K49240
110E94770
Link Assembly
BTR Roll Assembly
Lever (Rear) (P/O PL 2.6 Item 2)
Lever (Front) (P/O PL 2.6 Item 2)
BTR Roll (REP 2.6.1) (P/O PL 2.6
Item 2)
Housing (P/O PL 2.6 Item 2)
L/H Upper Chute Assembly (PL
2.8)
L/H Upper Cover Assembly (PL
2.7)
Stud (Not Spared)
Wire Assembly
L/H Cover Inter lock Switch
Label 220V (Not Spared)
Label 110V (Not Spared)
Screw (Not Spared)
1st Version
September 2005
5-15
Parts-list
PL 2.6
PL 2.7 L/H Upper Chute Assembly

Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12

Earth Plate (P/O PL 2.6 Item 10)
Guide (P/O PL 2.6 Item 10)
L/H Chute (P/O PL 2.6 Item 10)
Eliminator (P/O PL 2.6 Item 10)
Spring Contact DTS (P/O PL 2.6
Item 10)
Spring Chute (P/O PL 2.6 Item 10)
Pinch Roll (P/O PL 2.6 Item 10)
Plate (P/O PL 2.6 Item 10)
Parts-list
PL 2.7
September 2005
5-16
1st Version
PL 2.8 L/H Upper Cover Assembly

Item
Part
Description
1
2
003E59832
3
4
5
6
054E23950
054K24060
7
8
9
802K65582
849E13981
Handle
XERO/Developer Cartridge Shutter
Handle Guide (P/O PL 2.6 Item 11)
L/H Cover Chute
Chute Assembly
Frame Assembly (P/O PL 2.6 Item
11)
L/H Upper Cover
Support
1st Version
September 2005
5-17
Parts-list
PL 2.8
PL 3.1 ROS
Item
1
2
3
4
Parts-list
PL 3.1
Part
Description
062K13580
927W00111
ROS Unit (REP 3.1.1)

ROS Fan
Connector (Not Spared)
September 2005
5-18
1st Version
PL 4.1 CRU, Toner Cartridge

Item
Part
Description
013R00589
XERO/Developer Cartridge (REP

4.1.1)
Toner Cartridge (REP 4.1.2) (Not
Spared)
1st Version
September 2005
5-19
Parts-list
PL 4.1
PL 4.2 Toner System

Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
110K11810
130K87980
962K13060
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
127K38040
160K95830
127K37880
160K95830
032K96940
Stopper (Not Spared)

Screw (Not Spared)
Guide Assembly (Not Spared)
XERO Interlock Switch
HUM and TEMP Sensor
Plate (Not Spared)
Wire Harness
Toner Box (P/O PL 4.2 Item 21)
Dispense Assembly (P/O PL 4.2
Item 21)
Support (P/O PL 4.2 Item 21)
Dispense Motor (REP 4.2.1)
Toner Crum PWB
Duct (Not Spared)
Fuser Fan
Housing Assembly (Not Spared)
Housing Assembly (Not Spared)
XERO Crum PWB
Toner Box Assembly
Parts-list
PL 4.2
September 2005
5-20
1st Version
PL 5.1 Fuser Unit

Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Part
Description
120E22121
130E82740
809E42201
126K16480
126K16490
Shaft (Not Spared)

Insulator (Not Spared)
Actuator
Fuser Exit Sensor
Spring
Fuser Unit (110/127V) (REP 5.1.1)
Fuser Unit (220/240V) (REP 5.1.1)
1st Version
September 2005
5-21
Parts-list
PL 5.1
PL 6.1 Exit
Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
059K31560
Exit 1 (PL 6.2) (Not Spared)

Exit 2+OCT 2 (REP 6.1.1)
L/H Upper Chute Assembly (PL
6.3) (P/O PL 6.1 Item 2)
Tray Guide Assembly (PL 6.4) (P/O
PL 6.1 Item 2)
Exit2 (PL 6.5, PL 6.6) (Not Spared)
Parts-list
PL 6.1
September 2005
5-22
1st Version
PL 6.2 Exit 1
Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
Part
Description
036K91620
038E26723
059K31590
013E25550
013E25840
050E19802
054E23842
604K20390
059K26760
127K37951
604K20420
930W00113
962K15241
802E55150
105E12210
Paper Weight Assembly

Exit1 Tray Guide
Exit1 Assembly
Gear (P/O PL 6.2 Item 3)
Offset Gear (P/O PL 6.2 Item 3)
Bearing
Bearing
Cap (P/O PL 6.2 Item 3)
Eixt1 Gate
Lower Chute (P/O PL 6.2 Item 3)
OCT Chute
2 Roller Kit (1Set:2)
Exit1 Roll
Offset Motor1
2 Spring Kit (1Set:2)
OCT Home Sensor1
Wire Harness
Exit1 Top Cover
Eliminator
1st Version
September 2005
5-23
Parts-list
PL 6.2

Item
Part
Description
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
003E60160
050E20010
054E24371
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
809E37170
20
L/H Upper Chute (P/O PL 6.1 Item

3)
Latch
Exit 2 Gate
Upper FU Chute
Gear Cover (P/O PL 6.1 Item 3)
Face Up Exit Cover (P/O PL 6.1
Item 3)
Spring
Invert Roll Assembly (P/O PL 6.1
Item 3)
Label (P/O PL 6.1 Item 3)
Parts-list
PL 6.3
September 2005
5-24
1st Version
PL 6.4 Tray Guide Assembly

Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
Part
Description
105E12940
604K20680
054E24331
059K26760
807E00180
604K20690
604K20700
003E60171
809E50210
120E22451
110E11580
121K32370
604K20430
121K31810
127K37951
604K20400
059E98780
809E37332
930W00113
962K18882
127K38261
930W00113
Tray Guide (P/O PL 6.1 Item 4)

Eliminator
Exit Bear Roll Kit (1Set:2)
OCT2 Chute
Exit2 Roll
Gear (19T)
Exit Roller Kit (1Set:2)
Exit Spring Kit (1Set:2)
Latch
Spring
Front Plate (P/O PL 6.1 Item 4)
Actuator
Exit2 Interlock Switch
Rear Plate (P/O PL 6.1 Item 4)
Face Up Gate Solenoid
2 Spring 1 Kit (1Set:2)
Exit Gate Link (P/O PL 6.1 Item 4)
Exit2 Gate Solenoid
Offset Motor 2
2 Roller 1 Kit (1Set:2)
Actuator
Spring Actuator
Exit2 Sensor
Wire Harness
Exit 2 Motor
OCT Home Sensor 2
Exit Fan (P/O PL 6.1 Item 4)
Cover (P/O PL 6.1 Item 4)
1st Version
September 2005
5-25
Parts-list
PL 6.4

Item
Part
Description
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
003E60160
050E20010
054E24371
809E37170
20
L/H Upper Chute (P/O PL 6.1 Item

5)
Latch
Exit 2 Gate
Upper FU Chute
Gear Cover (P/O PL 6.1 Item 5)
FUP Exit Cover (P/O PL 6.1 Item 5)
Spring
Invert Roll Assembly (P/O PL 6.1
Item 5)
Parts-list
PL 6.5
September 2005
5-26
1st Version
PL 6.6 Tray Guide Assembly

Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
Part
Description
105E12940
604K20680
054E24331
059K26760
807E00180
604K20690
604K20700
003E60171
809E50210
120E22451
110E11580
121K32370
604K20430
121K31810
604K20400
059E98780
809E37332
930W00113
962K18882
127K38261
Tray Guide (P/O PL 6.1 Item 5)

Eliminator
Exit Bear Roll Kit (1Set:2)
OCT2 Chute
Exit2 Roll
Gear (19T)
Exit Roller Kit (1Set:2)
Exit Spring Kit (1Set:2)
Latch
Spring
Front Plate (P/O PL 6.1 Item 5)
Actuator
Exit2 Interlock Switch
Rear Plate (P/O PL 6.1 Item 5)
Face Up Gate Solenoid
2 Spring 1 Kit (1Set:2)
Exit Gate Link (P/O PL 6.1 Item 5)
Exit2 Gate Solenoid
Exit Fan (P/O PL 6.1 Item 5)
Actuator
Spring Actuator
Exit2 Sensor
Wire Harness
Exit 2 Motor
1st Version
September 2005
5-27
Parts-list
PL 6.6
PL 7.1 MPT Assembly

Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
050K49741
962K13120
604K20410
120E22230
15
16
17
18
19
930W00113
802E55200
802E55211
604K20520

Label (MAX) (P/O PL 7.1 Item 19)
Upper Frame (Not Spared)
Bracket Assembly (Not Spared)
MPT Tray Assembly (PL 7.3)
Wire Harness
Chute (Not Spared)
Shaft (Not Spared)
Spacer (Not Spared)
Guide (Not Spared)
Spring (Not Spared)
Actuator
Lower Frame Assembly (PL 7.2)
(Not Spared)
Spring (Not Spared)
MPT No Paper Sensor
MPT Front Cover
MPT Rear Cover
MPT Label Kit
Parts-list
PL 7.1
September 2005
5-28
1st Version
PL 7.2 Lower Frame Assembly

Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
801K05760
007E79710
011E15150
019E56550
019K98720
032E21060
059K27140
121E92780
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
059K27150
807E02610
038E31200
Lower Frame Assembly

Stopper Lever (P/O PL 7.2 Item 1)
Collar (P/O PL 7.2 Item 1)
Retard Shaft (P/O PL 7.2 Item 1)
Pick Up Gear (P/O PL 7.2 Item 1)
Gear (18T)
Gear Lever
Bearing (8) (P/O PL 7.2 Item 1)
Pad
MPT Retard Pad (REP 7.2.1)
Paper Guide
Drive Roll
MPT Feed Solenoid
Pick Up Cam (Rear) (P/O PL 7.2
Item 1)
Pick Up Cam (Front) (P/O PL 7.2
Item 1)
Core (P/O PL 7.2 Item 1)
Feed Roll (REP 7.2.1)
Cam Gear
Paper Guide
1st Version
September 2005
5-29
Parts-list
PL 7.2
PL 7.3 MPT Tray Assembly

Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12

Front Rack (P/O PL 7.1 Item 5)
Rear Pack (P/O PL 7.1 Item 5)
Side Guide (P/O PL 7.1 Item 5)
Side Guide (P/O PL 7.1 Item 5)
Tray MPT (P/O PL 7.1 Item 5)
Tray Exit (P/O PL 7.1 Item 5)
MPT Paper Size Sensor (P/O PL
7.1 Item 5)
Cover Tray (P/O PL 7.1 Item 5)
Wire Harness (P/O PL 7.1 Item 5)
Parts-list
PL 7.3
September 2005
5-30
1st Version
PL 8.1 Duplex Unit

Item
Part
Description
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
059K31572
011E14581
011E14590
110E11580
120E21261
127K39480
160K94225
802E55170
930W00113
20
21
22
23
24
25
127E83681
054E26860
Duplex Unit (23/28CPM Model)

Duplex Unit (33CPM Model)
Gear (33/37T) (P/O PL 8.1 Item 1)
Latch Lever (Rear)
Latch Lever (Front)
Duplex Open Switch
Actuator
Duplex Motor
Duplex PWB
Cover
Latch Plate (P/O PL 8.1 Item 1)
Duplex Sensor
Inner Chute Assembly (PL 8.2) (P/
O PL 8.1 Item 1)
Fan (33CPM Model)
Duct (33CPM Model)
1st Version
September 2005
5-31
Parts-list
PL 8.1
PL 8.2 Inner Chute Assembly

Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
604K20460
604K20470

Lock (P/O PL 8.1 Item 19)
Pin (P/O PL 8.1 Item 19)
Outer Chute (P/O PL 8.1 Item 19)
Inner Chute (P/O PL 8.1 Item 19)
Duplex Roller (P/O PL 8.1 Item 19)
Duplex Roller Assembly (P/O PL
8.1 Item 19)
4 Spring 1 Kit (1Set 4)
Parts-list
PL 8.2
September 2005
5-32
1st Version
PL 9.1 Electrical
Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
110E11230
160K94211
160K94205
960K09910
6
7
8
9
10
105E11370
105E11380
104E94080
101K45360
101K51660
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
908W01201
962K18690
117E22550
117E22550
117E10550
152S06001
152S06000
152S06003
152S06002
HVPS-Y1
Main Switch
Exit PWB
MCU PWB (23/28CPM
Model)(REP 9.1.1)
MCU PWB (33CPM Model)(REP
9.1.1)
PWB Support (Not Spared)
Power Unit-B1 (110/127V)
Power Unit-B1H (220/240V)
Choke Coil (220/240V)
Chassis Assembly AC XC (23/
28CPM Model)
Chassis Assembly AC XC (33CPM
Model)
GFI Breaker
Wire Harness
Outlet (P/O PL 9.1 Item 10)
Screw (Not Spared)
Holder (Not Spared)
110V Power Cord (US/Canada/etc)
110V Power Cord (DMO-W)
220V Power Cord (DMO-W)
220V Power Cord (UK)
220V Power Cord (Europe Generic)
220V Power Cord (Switzer land)
220V Power Cord (Denmark)
1st Version
September 2005
5-33
Parts-list
PL 9.1
PL 9.2 ESS
Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
160K91660
960K15700
133K23830
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
960K01120
160K94250
101K46110
101K46070
537K68270
Panel (Not Spared)

ESS Chassis Assembly (Not
Spared)
Screw (Not Spared)
Panel (Not Spared)
Panel (Not Spared)
ESS PWB (With Item9) (23/28CPM
Model)(REP 9.1.1)
ESS PWB (With Item9) (33CPM
Model)(REP 9.1.1)
DDR DIMM (128MB)
DDR DIMM (256MB) (Option) (Not
Spared)
ESS Cover Assembly (Not Spared)
HDD (20GB)
FMO PWB (FAX)
Accessory IF PWB (Option)
Printer PWB
PS DIMM (Option)
Wire Harness (Not Spared)
Parts-list
PL 9.2
September 2005
5-34
1st Version
PL 9.3 FAX Unit

Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Part
Description
160K95903
160K97643
960K00333
117K35790
117K36490
117K36500
117K35800
FAX Box Assembly (Not Spared)

Panel (Not Spared)
Speaker (Not Spared)
FCB PWB (XC)
FCB XE PWB (EU)
FCB PWB (ARZ)
USB Cable (Alternate)
Wire Harness
Data Cable (Not Spared)
1st Version
September 2005
5-35
Parts-list
PL 9.3
PL 9.4 Wire Harness

Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
962K13510
962K13080
962K13090
962K13100
962K13240
962K13111
6
7
8
9
962K32120
962K13140
962K13200
962K13211
962K13250
962K32130
10
11
12
13
14
15
962K13301
962K19220
962K23600
962K13500
Wire Harness Switch 2

Wire Harness ROS
Wire Harness Drive
Wire Harness Feeder(23/28CPM
Model)
Wire Harness Feeder(33CPM
Model)
Wire Harness PH(23/28CPM
Model)
Wire Harness PH(33CPM Model)
Wire Harness Size
Wire Harness Crum
Wire Harness Exit
Wire Harness LVPS Power(23/
28CPM Model)
Wire Harness LVPS Power(33CPM
Model)
Wire Harness Fuser AC
Wire Harness Interlock
Wire Harness MPT
Wire Harness Switch 1
Shoulder Screw (Not Spared)
Shoulder Screw (Not Spared)
Parts-list
PL 9.4
September 2005
5-36
1st Version
PL 10.1 Cover-Front, Left

Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Part
Description
802E55221
802E55391
802E55430
802E55341
802E55191
802E55311
802K62050
110E94770
892E99040
Left Front Cover

Front Left Cover
Top Rear Cover (Not Spared)
Exit Cover
Left Cover (Not Spared)
Magnet (Not Spared)
Front Cover
Strip (Not Spared)
Stopper (Not Spared)
ADD Tray (Not Spared)
Duct (Not Spared)
Top Cover
Panel Cover (Not Spared)
Spring (Not Spared)
Inner Cover
Cap (Not Spared)
Plate (Not Spared)
Sheete Guide (Not Spared)
Logo Label
Front Cover Interlock Switch
Foot (Not Spared)
E-Star Label (Not Spared)
XERO/Developer Cartridge Label
1st Version
September 2005
5-37
Parts-list
PL 10.1
PL 10.2 Cover-Rear, Right

Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
802E55230
802E55241
802E75270
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
802E55231
802E55411
802E55281
Right Upper Cover

Right Lower Cover
ESS Right Cover (Not Spared)
Rear Middle Cover (23/28CPM
Model)
Rear Middle Cover (33CPM Model)
Rear Upper Cover
Rear Lower Cover (REP 10.2.1)
Cover (Not Spared)
Label (Not Spared)
Foot (Not Spared)
Foot (Not Spared)
Data Plate (Not Spared)
Label(220V) (Not Spared)
Parts-list
PL 10.2
September 2005
5-38
1st Version
PL 11.1 Platen/Cover
Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
802K55690
802K59200
004E13450
802E54560
802E54551
802E54541
062K15572
11
086S16209
12
13
893E04480
893E04500
893E04490
893E04510
Platen Cover Assembly

Platen Cover (With Item5)
Hinge Cover (Not Spared)
Hinge (P/O PL 11.1 Item 1)
Magnet (P/O PL 11.1 Item 1)
Platen Cushion (REP 11.1.1)
Top Cover
Right Cover
Left Cover
Frame Assembly (PL 11.3,PL
11.4,PL 11.5,PL 11.6)
Control Panel Assembly (PL 11.2)
(REP 11.1.2)
UI Cable (Not Spared)
Name Plate Copy Centre C123
Name Plate Copy Centre C128
Name Plate Work Centre M123
Name Plate Work Centre M128
Name Plate Work Centre Pro123
(Not Spared)
Name Plate Work Centre Pro128
(Not Spared)
Name Plate Copy Centre 133 (Not
Spared)
Name Plate Work Centre 133 (Not
Spared)
Name Plate Work Centre Pro 133
(Not Spared)
1st Version
September 2005
5-39
Parts-list
PL 11.1
PL 11.2 Control Panel

Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
802E55521
802K60061
802E55532
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
160K91630
110K11610
123K94950
960K02441
14
15
802E55550
16
17
18
19
20
21
802K64711
Panel (Center)
Panel (Left) (with Item4)
Panel (Right)
Contrast PWB (P/O PL 11.2 Item 2)
Panel Housing (P/O PL 11.2 Item
21)
Adjust Pen (P/O PL 11.2 Item 21)
Control Panel PWB (P/O PL 11.2
Item 21)
Inverter PWB
Touch Panel
Display Assembly
UI PWB
UI Base Frame (P/O PL 11.2 Item
21)
UI Top Cover
UI Lower Cover (P/O PL 11.2 Item
21)
Wire Harness (P/O PL 11.2 Item
21)
21)
21)
21)
Control Panel (P/O PL 11.2 Item
21)
Parts-list
PL 11.2
September 2005
5-40
1st Version
PL 11.3 Platen Glass

Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
090K02331
815E04811
160K99811
117E21630
7
8
090K93011
9
10
11
12
13

Right Side Plate
IPS Cover (P/O PL 11.1 Item 10)
IIT/IPS PWB (REP 11.3.2)
CCD Flat Cable
10)
Left Side Plate
Platen Glass Plate (P/O PL 11.1
Item 10)
Lock Screw (P/O PL 11.1 Item 10)
Screw (Not Spared)
ESS Flat Cable (Not Spared)
Support Glass (P/O PL 11.1 Item
10)
Support Glass (P/O PL 11.1 Item
10)
1st Version
September 2005
5-41
Parts-list
PL 11.3
PL 11.4 CCD PWB, Sensor

Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Part
Description
062K14502
130K64150
130K64150
110K11960
130E85970
120E22030
130E85970
Lens Kit Assembly (REP 11.4.1)

Lens Cover (P/O PL 11.1 Item 10)
APS Sensor
APS Sensor
Platen Open Switch
IIT Registration Sensor
Actuator
Platen Angle Sensor
Parts-list
PL 11.4
September 2005
5-42
1st Version
PL 11.5 Carriage Cable/Motor

Item
Part
Description
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
020E37030
604K20440
023E21210
13
127K38190
14
15
16
604K20510
Capstan Pulley (P/O PL 11.1 Item

10)
Capstan Shaft (P/O PL 11.1 Item
10)
Front Carriage Cable (REP 11.5.1)
(P/O PL 11.5 Item 16)
Rear Carriage Cable (REP 11.5.1)
(P/O PL 11.5 Item 16)
Pulley
Spring Kit
Tape (P/O PL 11.1 Item 10)
Tape (P/O PL 11.1 Item 10)
Frame (P/O PL 11.1 Item 10)
Belt
Timing Pulley (P/O PL 11.1 Item
10)
Carriage Motor Assembly
(Item14.15) (REP 11.5.2)
Carriage Motor (P/O PL 11.5 Item
13)
Cable Kit
1st Version
September 2005
5-43
Parts-list
PL 11.5
PL 11.6 Full/Half Rate Carriage

Item
Part
Description
041K94470
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
117E21570
062E10800
122K93480
105E12140
041K94440
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
Harness Guide (P/O PL 11.6 Item

2)
Full Rate Carriage Assembly
(Item1,3-11) (ADJ 11.6.11)
Full Rate Carriage (P/O PL 11.6
Item 2)
Lamp Wire Harness (REP 11.6.2)
No.1 Mirror
Clip (P/O PL 11.6 Item 2)
Insulator (P/O PL 11.6 Item 2)
Exposure Lamp (REP 11.6.1)
Lamp Ballast PWB
Pad (P/O PL 11.6 Item 2)
Half Rate Carriage Assembly
(Item13-18) (ADJ 11.6.1)
No.2,No.3 Mirror (P/O PL 11.6 Item
12)
Clip (P/O PL 11.6 Item 12)
Half Rate Carriage (P/O PL 11.6
Item 12)
Pulley (P/O PL 11.6 Item 12)
Parts-list
PL 11.6
September 2005
5-44
1st Version
PL 12.1 Tray, Feeder Assembly-2Tray

Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
050K49840
110K 11680
014E 51110
003E 61510
059K40370
059K40370
8
9
10
11
12
054E 25722
604K 20710
604K 20550
Tray 3/4 Assembly (PL 12.2)

Label (No.3) (P/O PL 12.1 Item 12)
Label (No.4) (P/O PL 12.1 Item 12)
Tray 3/4 Paper Size Switch
Tray Spacer
Tray Stopper
Tray 3 Feeder (28CPM
Model)(REP 12.1.1) (P/O PL 12.1
Item 11)
Model)(REP 12.1.1)
Model)(REP 12.1.2) (P/O PL 12.1
Item 11)
Model)(REP 12.1.2)
Feed Out Chute
Sensor Cover (Not Spared)
Cover (Not Spared)
Tray 3/4 Feeder Kit (28CPM Model)
Tray Label Kit
1st Version
September 2005
5-45
Parts-list
PL 12.1
PL 12.2 Tray 3/4 Assembly-2Tray

Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
604K20550
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
010E93341
604K20540
Tray Label Kit

Tray Cover (P/O PL 12.1 Item 1)
Label (Instruction) (P/O PL 12.2
Item 1)
Bottom Pad (P/O PL 12.1 Item 1)
1)
Tray Pad (P/O PL 12.1 Item 1)
1)
Side Guide Actuator (P/O PL 12.1
Item 1)
Guide Actuator (P/O PL 12.1 Item
1)
End Guide Actuator (P/O PL 12.1
Item 1)
Coupling Gear (13T) (P/O PL 12.2
Item 27)
Gear (13T/60T) (P/O PL 12.2 Item
27)
Sector Gear (60T) (P/O PL 12.2
Item 27)
Lift Up Shaft (P/O PL 12.1 Item 1)
Tray (P/O PL 12.1 Item 1)
Slide Lock
Tray Gear Kit
Parts-list
PL 12.2
September 2005
5-46
1st Version
PL 12.3 Tray 3/4 Feeder-2Tray

Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Part
127K38170
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
120E22481
930W00113
930W00113
962K19691
962K18912
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
005K05890
005K06760
005K07010
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
604K20530
44
45
930W00211
46
113E37571
Description
Oneway Clutch (P/O PL 12.3 Item
42)
Oneway Gear (P/O PL 12.3 Item
42)
Actuator
Tray 3/4 Level Sensor
42)
Feed Roll (REP 12.3.1) (P/O PL
12.3 Item 43)
Oneway Clutch
Oneway Gear (22T)
Friction Clutch
Support Assembly
12.3 Item 43)
Support Assembly
12.3 Item 43)
Holder (P/O PL 12.3 Item 42)
Tray 3/4 Feeder Assembly (P/O PL
12.1 Item 11)(28CPM Model)
12.1 Item 6)(33CPM Model)
Feeder Roll Kit (Feed/Nudger/
Retard)
Tray3/4 Per Feed Sensor (33CPM
Model)
Harness Holder(CTR) (28CPM
Model) (P/O PL 12.3 Item 42)
Harness Holder(CTR) (33CPM
Model)
1st Version
September 2005
5-47
Parts-list
PL 12.3
PL 12.4 Left Cover-2Tray

Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
802K 53502
059E98190
830E45710
110E10620
16
17
Left Cover Assembly

Latch (P/O PL 12.4 Item 1)
Hook (P/O PL 12.4 Item 1)
Handle (P/O PL 12.4 Item 1)
Left Cover (P/O PL 12.4 Item 1)
Actuator (P/O PL 12.4 Item 1)
Pinch Roll
Support
Tray Module Left Cover Interlock
Switch
Parts-list
PL 12.4
September 2005
5-48
1st Version
PL 12.5 Takeaway Roll-2Tray

Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
130K64121
962K18171
130K64471
962K18900
059K26250
9
10
604K20720
11
807E08650
12
059K40380
Chute (Not Spared)

Cover (Not Spared)
Tray 3 Feed Out Sensor
Wire Harness
Chute (Not Spared)
Wire Harness
Takeaway Roll Assembly (Item 1012)(28CPM Model)
Bearing Kit
Gear(16T)(28CPM Model)(P/O PL
12.5 Item 8)
Gear(16T)(33CPM Model)
Bearing(28CPM Model)(P/O PL
12.5 Item 8)
Bearing(33CPM Model)
Takeaway Roll(28CPM Model)(P/O
PL 12.5 Item 8)
Takeaway Roll(33CPM Model)
1st Version
September 2005
5-49
Parts-list
PL 12.5
PL 12.6 Electrical-2Tray
Item
Part
Description
160K97456
960K05030
121K31530
3
4
5
6
7
007K89301
007K93800
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
962K18162
962K30410
604K20720
17
18
127K48490
19
2Tray Module PWB(28CPM

Model)(REP 12.6.1)
2Tray Module PWB(33CPM
Model)(REP 12.6.1)
2Tray Module Takeaway Roll
Clutch
Shaft (Not Spared)
Gear (38T) (Not Spared)
2Tray Module Takeaway Motor
Assembly (Item17-19)(28CPM
Model)
Assembly (Item17-19)(33CPM
Model)
Gear (22T/40T) (Not Spared)
Wire Harness(28CPM Model)
Wire Harness(33CPM Model)
Gasket (Not Spared)
Bearing
Bracket (33CPM Model)(Not
Spared)
(28CPM Model) (P/O PL 12.6 Item
7)
(33CPM Model)
Gear(36T/72T) (28CPM Model) (P/
O PL 12.6 Item 7)
Gear(50T) (33CPM Model) (P/O PL
12.6 Item 7)
Parts-list
PL 12.6
September 2005
5-50
1st Version
PL 12.7 Cover-2Tray
Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Part
Description
802E54750
802E54762
802E54771
Top Cover (Not Spared)

Foot Cover (Not Spared)
Right Cover
Left Cover
Rear Cover
Caster (Stopper) (Not Spared)
Caster (Not Spared)
Foot (Not Spared)
1st Version
September 2005
5-51
Parts-list
PL 12.7
PL 13.1 Tray 3/4 Assembly-Tandem

Tray
Item
Part
Description
050K49430
2
3
050K49410
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
110K11820
059E98210
059E98210
604K20550
Tray 3 Assembly (PL 13.2) (REP

13.1.1) (with Item2)
Label (3) (P/O PL 13.1 Item 14)
Tray 4 Assembly (PL 13.3) (REP
13.1.2) (With Item5,6)
Tray 4 Stopper (P/O PL 13.1 Item
3)
Label (4) (P/O PL 13.1 Item 14)
Tray 3 Stopper (Not Spared)
Tray 3/4 Paper Size Switch
Roll
Shaft (Not Spared)
Roll
Shaft (Not Spared)
Tray Label Kit
Parts-list
PL 13.1
September 2005
5-52
1st Version
PL 13.2 Tray 3 Assembly-Tandem

Tray
Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
006K23011
020E36560
032E20890
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
003E49861
030K75540
29
30
31
604K20730
604K20750
604K20740
Tray 3 Cover (P/O PL 13.1 Item 1)

Handle Tray (P/O PL 13.1 Item 1)
Lift Shaft Assembly
Pulley
Cable Guide
Cable Guide (P/O PL 13.2 Item 31)
Tray Cable (P/O PL 13.2 Item 30)
1)
Knob (P/O PL 13.1 Item 1)
Knob Assembly (P/O PL 13.1 Item
1)
1)
Lack Gear (P/O PL 13.1 Item 1)
Pinion (P/O PL 13.1 Item 1)
Stopper
Brake Bracket
Rail Spacer (P/O PL 13.1 Item 1)
1)
Pulley Kit
Tray Cable Kit
Cable Guide Kit
1st Version
September 2005
5-53
Parts-list
PL 13.2
PL 13.3 Tray 4 Assembly-Tandem

Tray
Item
Part
Description
1
2
059K26340
4
5
6
7
8
006K23011
020E36820
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
007E78390
003E49861
27
28
29
30
604K20730
604K20750
607K20740
Tray 4 Cover (P/O PL 13.1 Item 3)

Tray 4 Transport Assembly (PL
13.4)
3)
Lift Shaft Assembly
Pulley
Cable Guide (P/O PL 13.3 Item 30)
Rear Tray Cable (REP 13.3.1) (P/O
PL 13.3 Item 29)
Front Tray Cable (REP 13.3.1) (P/O
PL 13.3 Item 29)
3)
Knob (P/O PL 13.1 Item 3)
Knob Assembly (P/O PL 13.1 Item
3)
Brake Bracket (P/O PL 13.1 Item 3)
Gear
Rack Gear (P/O PL 13.1 Item 3)
Pinion (P/O PL 13.1 Item 3)
Rail Roll (P/O PL 13.1 Item 3)
Stopper
3)
3)
Pulley Kit
Tray Cable Kit
Cable Guide Kit
Parts-list
PL 13.3
September 2005
5-54
1st Version
PL 13.4 Paper Feed (1/2)-Tandem

Tray
Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
059K26350
059E98860
059K26953
059K42530
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
930W00212
Spacer (Not Spared)

Guide (Not Spared)
Tray 4 Transport Assembly (P/O PL
13.3 Item 2)
Upper Chute (P/O PL 13.4 Item 3)
Takeaway Roll Assembly
Pinch Roll
Transport Rail (P/O PL 13.4 Item 3)
Tray 4 Feeder (28CPM Model)(PL
13.6) (REP 13.4.1)
Tray 4 Feeder (33CPM Model)(PL
13.6) (REP 13.4.1)
Cover (Not Spared)
Upper Chute (Not Spared)
Stand Bracket (Not Spared)
1st Version
September 2005
5-55
Parts-list
PL 13.4
PL 13.5 Paper Feed (2/2)-Tandem

Tray
Item
Part
Description
059K26953
059K42530
2
3
059K26250
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
962K18171
130K64121
054E25722
12
807E08650
13
059K40380
Tray 3 Feeder (28CPM Model) (PL

13.6) (REP 13.5.1)
Tray 3 Feeder (33CPM Model) (PL
13.6) (REP 13.5.1)
Cover (Not Spared)
Takeaway Roll Assembly (Item1113)(28CPM Model)
Cover (Not Spared)
Chute (Not Spared)
Wire Harness
Upper Chute (Not Spared)
Lower Chute
Gear(16T)(28CPM Model)(P/O PL
13.5 Item 3)
Gear(16T)(33CPM Model)
Bearing (28CPM Model)(P/O PL
13.5 Item 3)
Bearing (33CPM Model)(Not
Spared)
Takeaway Roll (28CPM Model)(P/
O PL 13.5 Item 3)
Takeaway Roll (33CPM Model)
Parts-list
PL 13.5
September 2005
5-56
1st Version
PL 13.6 Tray 3/4 Feeder-Tandem Tray

Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Part
127K38170
014E44770
9
10
11
12
13
14
120E22481
930W00113
15
16
17
930W00113
962K19691
962K18912
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
005K05890
005K06760
054E23170
005K07010
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
604K20530
44
45
930W00211
46
113E37571
Description
Spacer
Oneway Clutch (P/O PL 13.6 Item
42)
Oneway Gear (P/O PL 13.6 Item
42)
Actuator
Tray 3/4 Level Sensor (P/O PL 13.6
Item 42)
42)
13.6 Item 43)
Oneway Clutch
Oneway Gear (22T)
Chute
Friction Clutch
Support Assembly (P/O PL 13.6
Item 42)
13.6 Item 43)
Support Assembly
13.6 Item 43)
13.5 Item 1)
Feeder Roll Kit (Feed/Nudger/
Retard)
Tray3/4 Pre Feed Sensor (33CPM
Model)
Harness Holder (28CPM Model) (P/
O PL 13.6 Item 42)
Harness Holder (33CPM Model)
1st Version
September 2005
5-57
Parts-list
PL 13.6
PL 13.7 Left Cover Assembly-Tandem

Tray
Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
802K53485
059E98190
830E45710
110E10620
16
17
Left Cover Assembly (Item2-13)

Latch (P/O PL 13.7 Item 1)
Hook (P/O PL 13.7 Item 1)
Handle (P/O PL 13.7 Item 1)
Left Cover (P/O PL 13.7 Item 1)
Pinch Roll
Support
Tray Module Left Cover Interlock
Switch
Parts-list
PL 13.7
September 2005
5-58
1st Version
PL 13.8 Electrical-Tandem Tray

Item
Part
Description
007K89301
007K93800
4
5
160K97456
960K05030
6
7
121K31530
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
127K48490
23
Gear Assembly (Tray 3) (Not

Spared)
Gear Assembly (Tray 4) (Not
Spared)
Tandem Tray Module Takeaway
Motor Assembly (Item 2023)(28CPM Model)
Motor Assembly (Item 2023)(33CPM Model)
Gear (22T/40T) (Not Spared)
Tandem Tray Module PWB(28CPM
Model)(REP 13.8.1)
Tandem Tray Module PWB(33CPM
Model)(REP 13.8.1)
Roll Clutch
Shaft (Not Spared)
Gasket (Not Spared)
Tanden Tray Module Takeaway
Motor (28CPM Model) (P/O PL 13.8
Item 3)
Tanden Tray Module Takeaway
Motor (33CPM Model)
Gear (36T/72T)(28CPM model) (P/
O PL 13.8 Item 3)
Gear (50T)(33CPM model) (P/O PL
13.8 Item 3)
1st Version
September 2005
5-59
Parts-list
PL 13.8
PL 13.9 Cover-Tandem Tray

Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Part
Description
802E54750
802E54771
802E54762
Right Cover
Top Cover (Not Spared)
Rear Cover
Left Lower Cover
Caster (S) (Not Spared)
Caster (Not Spared)
Foot (Not Spared)
Parts-list
PL 13.9
September 2005
5-60
1st Version
PL 14.1 Mobile Stand

Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Part
Description
Front Cover (Not Spared)

Magnet (Not Spared)
Left Cover (Not Spared)
Rear Cover (Not Spared)
Right Cover (Not Spared)
Caster (s) (Not Spared)
Caster (Not Spared)
Upper Hinge (Not Spared)
Lower Hinge (Not Spared)
Foot (Not Spared)
1st Version
September 2005
5-61
Parts-list
PL 14.1
PL 15.1 DADF Accessory

Item
1
2
3
Part
Description
004K02144
059K31410
Knob Screw (Not Spared)

DADF Platen Cushion (REP 15.1.2)
DADF (with Item2 without PL 15.3
Item 31) (PL 15.2) (REP 15.1.1)
Parts-list
PL 15.1
September 2005
5-62
1st Version
PL 15.2 DADF Component, Cover

Item
Part
Description
801K05633
050K49716
4
5
6
7
8
802E57292
802E57441
9
10
11
DADF Base Cover (without Counter

Balance:PL 15.3 Item 29, PL 15.3
Item 30 DADF PWB:PL 15.3 Item
33) (PL 15.3)
DADF Feeder Assembly (PL 15.4)
(REP 15.2.2) (P/O PL 15.1 Item 3)
DADF Document Tray (PL 15.10)
(REP 15.2.1)
Tray Holder (P/O PL 15.1 Item 3)
LED Cap (P/O PL 15.1 Item 3)
Stamp Solenoid Connector Holder
DADF Front Cover (Not Spared)
Velcro Fastening (P/O PL 15.1 Item
3)
Velcro Fastening (P/O PL 15.2 Item
1)
1st Version
September 2005
5-63
Parts-list
PL 15.2
PL 15.3 DADF Base Cover

Component
Item
1
Part
2
3
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
028E94260
28
29
036K91551
30
036K91561
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
117E21621
160K97876
962K19790
Parts-list
PL 15.3
Description
DADF Base Cover (P/O PL 15.2
Item 1)
Gate Pad (P/O PL 15.2 Item 1)
Seal (Chute:Front) (P/O PL 15.2
Item 1)
Seal (Chute:Rear) (P/O PL 15.2
Item 1)
Seal (Out Roll) (P/O PL 15.2 Item
1)
Seal (Out Roll) (P/O PL 15.2 Item
1)
Cushion (Solenoid) (P/O PL 15.2
Item 1)
Seal (Registration:Front) (P/O PL
15.2 Item 1)
Seal (Registration:Rear) (P/O PL
15.2 Item 1)
Magnet (Interlock) (Install with the
white paint on N side facing outward) (P/O PL 15.2 Item 1)
Tapping Screw (P/O PL 15.2 Item
1)
Pinch Roll (Exit) (P/O PL 15.2 Item
1)
Pinch Roll (Registration:Plastics)
Pinch Roll (Registration:Plastics)
Spring (Length:20mm) (Marking for
identification) (P/O PL 15.2 Item 1)
Pinch Roll (Out Roll:Rubber) (P/O
PL 15.2 Item 1)
Pinch Roll (Out Roll:Rubber) (P/O
PL 15.2 Item 1)
Spring (Length:17mm) (P/O PL
15.2 Item 1)
Pad (Sensor) (P/O PL 15.2 Item 1)
KL-Clip
Lever (Solenoid) (P/O PL 15.2 Item
1)
Cap (P/O PL 15.2 Item 1)
Left Counter Balance (Panel Pressure Strong) (REP 15.3.2)
Right Counter Balance (Panel
Pressure Weak) (REP 15.3.3)
IIT-DADF Cable
Clamp (P/O PL 15.2 Item 1)
DADF PWB (REP 15.3.1)
PWB Bracket (P/O PL 15.2 Item 1)
Bush (P/O PL 15.2 Item 1)
Earth Wire (P/O PL 15.2 Item 1)
Wire Harness (Feeder Front)
September 2005
5-64
1st Version
PL 15.4 DADF Feeder Component

Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
059K36724
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
019K98770
019K99070
962K19731
962K19740
962K19750
23
24
059K31315
Stud (P/O PL 15.2 Item 2)

Stud Bracket (P/O PL 15.2 Item 2)
2)
Top Cover (PL 15.5)
DADF Feeder (PL 15.7,PL 15.8) (P/
O PL 15.4 Item 24)
Retard Roll Chute (P/O PL 15.4
Item 24)
Retard Roll Holder (P/O PL 15.4
Item 24)
15.6 Item 30)
Torque Limiter
Pad (Actuator)
Seal (Rear) (P/O PL 15.4 Item 24)
C-Clip (P/O PL 15.4 Item 24)
Wire Harness (Sensor)
Wire Harness (Registration Motor)
Wire Harness (Feed Motor)
Seal (Front) (P/O PL 15.4 Item 24)
Seal (Retard) (P/O PL 15.4 Item
24)
DADF Feeder (With out Motor Unit:
PL 15.8 Item 15)
1st Version
September 2005
5-65
Parts-list
PL 15.4
PL 15.5 Top Cover Component

Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
059K31290
127K38410
930W00111
962K19703
11
12
059K31263
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
028E94260
Top Cover (P/O PL 15.4 Item 4)

Handle Lever (P/O PL 15.4 Item 4)
Actuator (Feed Out) (P/O PL 15.4
Item 4)
Takeaway Pinch Roll (PL 15.6)
DADF Nudger Motor (PL 15.6)
DADF Nudger Sensor
Wire Harness
4)
Set Guide (P/O PL 15.4 Item 4)
Nudger/Feed Roll Assembly (PL
15.6)
4)
Label (Size) (P/O PL 15.4 Item 4)
Label (Jam Clear) (P/O PL 15.4
Item 4)
KL-Clip
Plate Spring (P/O PL 15.4 Item 4)
Actuator (Set) (P/O PL 15.4 Item 4)
Parts-list
PL 15.5
September 2005
5-66
1st Version
PL 15.6 Takeaway Pinch Roll, Nudger

Motor, Nudger/Feed Roll
Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
807E00550
25
26
27
28
29
30
007K88751
604K20760

Shaft (Takeaway Pinch Roll) (P/O
PL 15.5 Item 6)
Roll (P/O PL 15.5 Item 6)
Aligner Bracket (P/O PL 15.5 Item
6)
Gear Bracket (P/O PL 15.5 Item 7)
7)
7)
7)
DADF Nudger Motor (P/O PL 15.5
Item 7)
Motor Bracket (P/O PL 15.5 Item 7)
Housing (P/O PL 15.5 Item 12)
Sector Gear (P/O PL 15.5 Item 12)
Gear (Idler:36T) (P/O PL 15.5 Item
12)
Gear (Nudger:34T) (P/O PL 15.5
Item 12)
15.6 Item 30)
Shaft (Nudger) (P/O PL 15.5 Item
12)
Set Gate (P/O PL 15.5 Item 12)
Shaft (Feed) (P/O PL 15.5 Item 12)
Gear (Feed:26T)
15.6 Item 30)
C-Clip (P/O PL 15.5 Item 12)
Gear
DADF Roll Kit (Feed/Nudger/
Retard)
1st Version
September 2005
5-67
Parts-list
PL 15.6
PL 15.7 DADF Feeder-Chute

Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
110K11981
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
930W00111
930W00111
930W00111
930W00111
930W00111
130E87400
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
962K19721
121K31912
160K97600
604K20770

Chute (Scan Position) (P/O PL 15.4
Item 5)
Frame (Front) (P/O PL 15.4 Item 5)
DADF Interlock Switch
Frame (Rear) (P/O PL 15.4 Item 5)
Sensor Guide (P/O PL 15.4 Item 5)
Sensor Bracket (P/O PL 15.4 Item
5)
DADF APS 1 Sensor
DADF APS 2 Sensor
DADF APS 3 Sensor
DADF Pre Registration Sensor
DADF Invert Sensor
Registration Sensor
Feeder Housing
Actuator (Pre Registration) (P/O PL
15.7 Item 35)
Actuator (APS 1) (P/O PL 15.7 Item
35)
35)
35)
Actuator (Invert) (P/O PL 15.7 Item
35)
Bracket (Front) (P/O PL 15.4 Item
5)
Bracket (Rear) (P/O PL 15.4 Item
5)
Invert Guide (P/O PL 15.4 Item 5)
Wire Harness
Exit Nip Release Solenoid
DADF Document Set LED
Actuator Kit (Pre Registration/
APS1-3/Invert)
Parts-list
PL 15.7
September 2005
5-68
1st Version
PL 15.8 DADF Feeder-Roll

Item
Part
Description
2
3
4
5
6
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
930W00111
604K20780
Registration Roll (REP 15.8.1) (P/O

PL 15.4 Item 5)
Out Roll (P/O PL 15.4 Item 5)
Exit Roll (P/O PL 15.4 Item 5)
Takeaway Roll (P/O PL 15.4 Item
5)
Ball Bearing (P/O PL 15.4 Item 5)
Bearing (L:10mm) (P/O PL 15.4
Item 5)
Bearing (L:6mm) (P/O PL 15.4 Item
5)
Pulley (Registration) (P/O PL 15.4
Item 5)
Pulley (Out) (P/O PL 15.4 Item 5)
Pulley (Exit) (P/O PL 15.4 Item 5)
Gear (Takeaway) (P/O PL 15.4
Item 5)
Pulley (Out) (P/O PL 15.4 Item 5)
Handle Pulley (P/O PL 15.4 Item 5)
Motor Unit (PL 15.9) (P/O PL 15.1
Item 3)
Tension Bracket (P/O PL 15.4 Item
5)
Tension Roll (P/O PL 15.4 Item 5)
DADF Document Set Sensor
KL-Clip (P/O PL 15.4 Item 5)
KL-Clip (P/O PL 15.4 Item 5)
Disk (P/O PL 15.2 Item 2)
Stud Screw (P/O PL 15.2 Item 2)
Belt Kit
1st Version
September 2005
5-69
Parts-list
PL 15.8
PL 15.9 Motor Unit

Item
Part
Description
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
127K38440
930W00111
423W08055
423W29955
127K38460
809E50761
Motor Bracket (P/O PL 15.9 Item

11)
Gear Pulley (20/50) (P/O PL 15.9
Item 11)
Gear Pulley (14/32/37) (P/O PL
15.9 Item 11)
DADF Feed Motor
DADF Feed Out Sensor
Takeaway Belt (Width:4mm)
Feed Belt (Width:6mm)
DADF Registration Motor
Spring
DADF Feed Motor Assembly (P/O
PL 15.8 Item 15)
Parts-list
PL 15.9
September 2005
5-70
1st Version
PL 15.10 DADF Document Tray

Item
Part
Description
1
2
4
5
6
7
8
120E22370
809E51860
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
930W00111
930W00111
930W00111
130E87410
130E87410
105E06910
20
21
22
962K19711
23
Hinge Tray (P/O PL 15.2 Item 3)

Side Guide (Rear) (P/O PL 15.2
Item 3)
Side Guide (Front) (P/O PL 15.2
Item 3)
Rack Gear (P/O PL 15.2 Item 3)
Rack Gear And Actuator
Rack Spring
Tray Upper Cover (P/O PL 15.2
Item 3)
Sensor Bracket (P/O PL 15.2 Item
3)
Tray Spring (P/O PL 15.2 Item 3)
DADF Tray Set Guide Sensor 1
DADF Tray Size 1 Sensor
DADF Tray Size 2 Sensor
Eliminator
Earth Bracket (P/O PL 15.2 Item 3)
Label (Installation) (P/O PL 15.2
Item 3)
Tray Wire Harness
Tray Lower Cover (P/O PL 15.2
Item 3)
3)
1st Version
September 2005
5-71
Parts-list
PL 15.10
PL 16.1 Finisher Unit

Item
Part
Description
1
2
022K67720
4
5
604K20790
6
7
8
9
10
050E19620
Cover (Not Spared)

H-Transport Assembly (PL 16.2,PL
16.3) (REP 16.1.1)
Staple Finisher (PL 16.4, PL 16.5,
PL 16.6, PL 16.7, PL 16.8, PL 16.9,
PL 16.10, PL 16.11, PL 16.12, PL
16.13) (REP 16.1.2) (Not Spared)
Finisher Knob Kit (1Set:2)
Rack Assembly (PL 16.14) (Not
Spared)
Right Cover (Not Spared)
Stacker Tray
Screw (Not Spared)
Screw (Not Spared)
Parts-list
PL 16.1
September 2005
5-72
1st Version
PL 16.2 H-Transport Assembly (1/2)

Item
Part
Description
1
2
4
5
6
7
8
9
Top Door (P/O PL 16.1 Item 2)

Hinge Assembly (Left) (P/O PL 16.1
Item 2)
Hinge Assembly (Right) (P/O PL
16.1 Item 2)
Pinch Roll (P/O PL 16.1 Item 2)
Upper Chute (P/O PL 16.1 Item 2)
1st Version
September 2005
5-73
Parts-list
PL 16.2
PL 16.3 H-Transport Assembly (2/2)

Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
127K39900
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
130K88780
130K63280
130K88790
962K24360
Rear Cover (P/O PL 16.1 Item 2)

H-Transport Motor
Top Cover (P/O PL 16.1 Item 2)
Paper Guide (P/O PL 16.1 Item 2)
Shaft Assembly (Right) (P/O PL
16.1 Item 2)
Shaft Assembly (Left) (P/O PL 16.1
Item 2)
Magnet (P/O PL 16.1 Item 2)
H-Transport Interlock Sensor
H-Transport Exit Sensor
H-Transport Entrance Sensor
Wire Harness
Parts-list
PL 16.3
September 2005
5-74
1st Version
PL 16.4 Cover
Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Part
Description
802E28560
802E64390
802E64400
802K65090
802E28550
Front Cover
Top Cover
Left Cover
Front Door
Left Panel (Not Spared)
Hinge (Not Spared)
Magnet (Not Spared)
Label (Not Spared)
Label (Not Spared)
1st Version
September 2005
5-75
Parts-list
PL 16.4
PL 16.5 Top Open Cover and Eject

Roll
Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
802K28570
022K61480
130K61920
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
130E82530
121K34190
007K86910
006K23710
022K67800
Top Open Cover Assembly

Arm Assembly (Not Spared)
Spring (Not Spared)
Support (Not Spared)
Shaft (Not Spared)
Eject Pinch Roll
Eject Chute (Not Spared)
Stack Height Sensor Assembly
(REP 16.5.1)
Stack Height Sensor (Not Spared)
Shaft (Not Spared)
Link (Not Spared)
Actuator (Not Spared)
Set Clamp Clutch
Collar (Not Spared)
Eject Roll (P/O PL 16.5 Item 25)
Gear (20T)
Eject Shaft (P/O PL 16.5 Item 25)
Eject Roll Assembly (REP 16.5.2)
Link (Not Spared)
Eject Pinch Roll (Front)
Parts-list
PL 16.5
September 2005
5-76
1st Version
PL 16.6 Paper Transport (1/2)

Item
Part
Description
1
2
022K67450
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
127K32840
604K20490
Arm (Not Spared)

Decurler Roll Assembly (REP
16.6.1)
Gear (40/20T) (Not Spared)
Spring (Not Spared)
Shaft (Not Spared)
Finisher Drive Motor (REP 16.6.2)
Collar (Not Spared)
Finisher Belt Kit
1st Version
September 2005
5-77
Parts-list
PL 16.6
PL 16.7 Paper Transport (2/2)

Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
015K65440
020E34970
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
127K39930
007E67800
130K88780
962K28400
130K88780
Cam Bracket Assembly

Pulley
Belt (REP 16.7.1) (P/O PL 16.6
Item 14)
Collar (P/O PL 16.7 Item 14)
Gear Pulley (P/O PL 16.7 Item 14)
Eject Motor
Cam Gear
Set Clamp Home Sensor
Wire Harness
Plate (Not Spared)
Eject Clamp Home Sensor
Spring (Not Spared)
Parts-list
PL 16.7
September 2005
5-78
1st Version
PL 16.8 Staple Unit

Item
Part
Description
1
2
041K94260
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
127K32860
130K88770
130K88770
029K91990
050K48750
Carriage Assembly
Bracket Assembly (P/O PL 16.8
Item 1)
Staple Move Motor
Gear (P/O PL 16.8 Item 1)
Staple Move Sensor
Staple Front Corner Sensor
Plate (Not Spared)
Rail (REP 16.8.1) (Not Spared)
Staple Assembly (REP 16.8.2)
Staple (P/O PL 16.8 Item 10)
Staple Cartridge
1st Version
September 2005
5-79
Parts-list
PL 16.8
PL 16.9 Compiler Tray Assembly

Item
Part
Description
050K50830
2
3
4
5
6
7
127K39920
130K88770
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
130K88780
120E24490
Compiler Tray Assembly (REP

16.9.1)
Front/Rear Tamper Motor
Plate (P/O PL 16.9 Item 1)
Front/Rear Tamper Home Sensor
Rack (P/O PL 16.9 Item 1)
Tamper Assembly (P/O PL 16.9
Item 1)
Finger (P/O PL 16.9 Item 1)
Compiler Paper Sensor
Actuator
Paper Guide (P/O PL 16.9 Item 1)
Finger (P/O PL 16.9 Item 1)
Parts-list
PL 16.9
September 2005
5-80
1st Version
PL 16.10 Elevator
Item
Part
Description
127K39910
3
4
5
6
7
8
007E67830
007E67840
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
015K51640
130K88770
130K88770
19
20
21
22
23
24
Stacker Motor Assembly (REP

16.10.1)
Elevator Bracket (Front) (REP
16.10.2) (Not Spared)
Clamp (Not Spared)
Gear (Rear)
Actuator (Not Spared)
Gear (Front)
Stacker Tray Bracket Assembly
(Not Spared)
Rack (Not Spared)
Tray Guide (Not Spared)
Stack Paper Sensor Assembly
Stack Paper Sensor
Stacker Upper Limit/Stack A/Stack
B Sensor
Pin (Not Spared)
Shaft (Not Spared)
Rivet (Not Spared)
1st Version
September 2005
5-81
Parts-list
PL 16.10
PL 16.11 Exit
Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Part
Description
006K23730
022K65140
022K67460
130K94740
Gear (46Z) (Not Spared)

Exit Shaft (Not Spared)
Collar (Not Spared)
Gear (32Z/18T) (Not Spared)
Paddle Gear Shaft (REP 16.11.1)
Paddle Bearing (Not Spared)
Lower Exit Chute (Not Spared)
Eliminator (Not Spared)
Pinch Roll (Exit 1)
Pinch Roll (Exit R)
Upper Exit Chute (Not Spared)
Compiler Entrance Sensor
Parts-list
PL 16.11
September 2005
5-82
1st Version
PL 16.12 Electrical
Item
Part
Description
1
2
3
4
5
960K01650
537K68530
540K01880
110E97990
6
7
962K27330
Finisher PWB (REP 16.12.1)

ROM (23/28CPM Model)
ROM (33CPM Model)
PWB Bracket (Not Spared)
Top Cover/Front Door Interlock
Switch
I/F Harness
1st Version
September 2005
5-83
Parts-list
PL 16.12
PL 16.13 LVPS
Item
1
2
3
4
Part
Description
105K21000
105K20990
962K27340
LVPS Frame (Not Spared)

LVPS (100V)
LVPS (200V)
Cover (Not Spared)
Power Cord
Parts-list
PL 16.13
September 2005
5-84
1st Version
PL 16.14 Rack
Item
1
2
3
4
Part
Description
Rear Rack (Not Spared)

Front Rack (Not Spared)
Bottom Plate (Not Spared)
Foot (Not Spared)
1st Version
September 2005
5-85
Parts-list
PL 16.14
Common Hardware
Item
Part
Description
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
J
K
L
M
N
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z
AA
AB
AC
AD
AE
AF
AG
AH
AJ
AK
AL
AM
AN
AP
AQ
AR
AS
AT
AU
AV
AW
AX
AY
AZ
BA
112W 27677
112W 27678
112W 27851
112W 27898
113W 15488
113W 20678
113W 20857
113W 21278
113W 21778
113W 27688
113W 36278
114W 27678
141W 35651
153W 17688
153W 17888
153W 18088
153W 27678
153W 27878
158W 27655
158W 27663
158W 27677
158W 27678
158W 27855
158W 27863
158W 27878
158W 28078
158W 28255
158W 28278
158W 35678
220W 21278
271W 21250
285W 16251
285W 28051
354W 15251
354W 15278
354W 21251
354W 21278
354W 24251
354W 24254
354W 24278
354W 26278
354W 27251
354W 27254
354W 27278
354W 28278
354W 29251
354W 29278
251W 21278
113W 27651
Screw (Red) (M3x6)

Screw (M3x6)
Screw (M3x8)
Screw (M3x8)
Screw (M2x4)
Screw (M3x6)
Screw (M3x8)
Screw (M3x12)
Screw (M3x18)
Screw (M3x6)
Screw (M4x12)
Screw (M3x6)
Setscrew (M4x6)
Tapping Screw (M3x6)
Screw (M3x6)
Screw (M3x6)
Screw (Red) (M3x6)
Screw (M3x6)
Screw (M3x8)
Screw (M3x8)
Screw (M3x8)
Screw (M3x10)
Screw (M3x12)
Screw (M3x12)
Screw (M4x6)
Nut (M3)
Dowel Pin (2.5x12)
Spring Pin (2x12)
Spring Pin (3x10)
E-Clip (2)
E-Clip (2)
E-Clip (3)
E-Clip (3)
E-Clip (4)
KL-Clip (4)
E-Clip (4)
E-Clip (5)
E-Clip (6)
KL-Clip (6)
E-Clip (6)
E-Clip (7)
E-Clip (8)
E-Clip (8)
Washer (3) (t 0.5)
Screw (M3x6)
Parts-list
Common Hardware
BB
BC
BD
BE
BF
BG
BH
BJ
BK
BL
BM
BN
BP
BQ
BR
BS
BT
BU
BV
BW
BX
BY
BZ
CA
CB
CC
CH
September 2005
5-86
112W 27659
113W 16088
113W 20688
113W 27551
141W 27451
153W 15888
153W 16288
158W 35878
271W 16050
285W 16051
153W 17655
153W 17855
252W 29450
158W 36255
354W 26251
153W 27855
113W 20457
113W 27451
113W 20657
112W 35651
112W 27859
158W 28678
285W 21851
252W 26450
251W 19278
113W 21478
354W13278
Screw (M3x6)
Screw (M2x10)
Screw (M2.5x6)
Screw (M3x5)
Setscrew (M3x4)
Screw (M4x8)
Dowel Pin (2x10)
Spring Pin (2x10)
Nylon Washer (8) (t 1)
Screw (M4x12)
E-Clip (5)
Screw (M3x4)
Screw (M3x4)
Screw (M3x6)
Screw (M4x6)
Screw (M3x8)
Screw (M3x16)
Spring Pin (2.5x20)
Nylon Washer (5) (t 1)
Washer (2.5) (t 0.5)
Screw (M3x14)
E-Clip (1.5)
1st Version
Part Number Index
Table 1 Part Number Index

Part Number
Part List
010E 93341
PL 12.2
Part Number
Part List
011E 14581
PL 8.1
003E 49861
PL 13.2
011E 14590
PL 8.1
PL 13.3
011E 15150
PL 7.2
003E 58700
PL 2.1
012K 94341
PL 2.6
003E 59832
PL 2.8
013E 22021
PL 6.2
003E 60160
PL 6.3
013E 25550
PL 6.2
PL 6.5
013E 25840
PL 6.2
003E 60171
PL 6.4
013E 26060
PL 2.4
PL 6.6
013E 26090
PL 1.1
003E 61510
PL 12.1
004E 13450
PL 11.1
013E 26760
PL 2.4
004K 02144
PL 15.1
013E 26990
PL 2.5
PL 2.4
005E 17860
PL 1.1
013R 00589
PL 4.1
005K 05890
PL 2.3
014E 44710
PL 2.1
PL 12.3
014E 44770
PL 13.6
PL 13.6
014E 51110
PL 12.1
PL 2.3
015K 51640
PL 16.10
PL 12.3
015K 61010
PL 2.5
PL 13.6
015K 65440
PL 16.7
005K 06760
005K 07010
PL 2.3
019E 56550
PL 7.2
PL 12.3
019K 98720
PL 7.2
PL 13.6
019K 98770
PL 15.4
PL 13.2
019K 99070
PL 15.4
PL 13.3
020E 34970
PL 16.7
006K 23710
PL 16.5
020E 36560
PL 13.2
006K 23730
PL 16.11
020E 36820
PL 13.3
007E 67800
PL 16.7
020E 37030
PL 11.5
007E 67830
PL 16.10
022K 61480
PL 16.5
007E 67840
PL 16.10
022K 65140
PL 16.11
007E 78390
PL 13.3
022K 67450
PL 16.6
007E 79270
PL 2.5
022K 67460
PL 16.11
007E 79320
PL 2.4
022K 67720
PL 16.1
007E 79710
PL 7.2
022K 67800
PL 16.5
007K 86910
PL 16.5
023E 21210
PL 11.5
007K 88583
PL 1.1
028E 94260
PL 15.3
007K 88751
PL 15.6
007K 89301
PL 12.6
029K 91990
PL 16.8
PL 13.8
030K 75540
PL 13.2
PL 12.6
032E 20890
PL 13.2
PL 13.8
032E 21060
PL 7.2
006K 23011
007K 93800
1st Version
PL 16.5
September 2005
5-87
Parts-list
Part Number Index

Part Number
Part List

Part Number
Part List
032K 96940
PL 4.2
059E 98370
PL 2.5
036K 91551
PL 15.3
059E 98590
PL 2.4
059E 98780
PL 6.4
036K 91561
PL 15.3
036K 91620
PL 6.2
038E 26723
PL 6.2
059E 98860
PL 13.4
038E 31200
PL 7.2
059K 26250
PL 12.5
041K 94260
PL 16.8
041K 94440
PL 11.6
059K 26340
PL 13.3
041K 94470
PL 11.6
059K 26350
PL 13.4
050E 19620
PL 16.1
059K 26760
PL 6.2
050E 19802
PL 6.2
050E 20010
PL 6.3
PL 6.6
PL 13.5
PL 6.4
PL 6.6
PL 6.5
059K 26840
PL 2.5
059K 26953
PL 2.1
050K 48750
PL 16.8
050K 49410
PL 13.1
PL 2.1
050K 49430
PL 13.1
PL 13.4
050K 49716
PL 15.2
050K 49741
PL 7.1
059K 27140
PL 7.2
050K 49840
PL 2.1
059K 27150
PL 7.2
PL 12.1
059K 31021
PL 2.4
050K 50830
PL 16.9
059K 31263
PL 16.5
PL 13.5
054E 23170
PL 13.6
059K 31290
PL 16.5
054E 23842
PL 6.2
059K 31315
PL 15.4
054E 23910
PL 2.4
059K 31410
PL 15.1
054E 23940
PL 2.4
059K 31572
PL 8.1
054E 23950
PL 2.8
059K 31590
PL 6.2
054E 24331
PL 6.4
059K 36724
PL 15.4
PL 6.6
059K 36990
PL 6.1
054E 24371
PL 6.3
059K 40370
PL 12.5
054E 25722
PL 12.1
PL 6.5
PL 13.5
059K 42520
PL 2.1
PL 13.5
PL 2.1
054K 23940
PL 2.4
PL 13.4
054K 24051
PL 2.6
054K 24060
PL 2.8
062E 10800
054K 24090
PL 2.1
062K 13580
PL 3.1
054K 27050
PL 2.1
062K 14502
PL 11.4
059E 98190
PL 12.4
062K 15572
PL 11.1
PL 13.7
086S 16209
PL 11.1
PL 13.1
090K 02331
PL 11.3
PL 13.1
090K 93011
PL 11.3
059E 98210
Parts-list
Part Number Index
PL 13.5
September 2005
5-88
PL 11.6
1st Version

Part Number
Part List

Part Number
Part List
101K 45360
PL 9.1
117K 36500
PL 9.3
101K 46070
PL 9.2
120E 21261
PL 8.1
PL 11.4
101K 46110
PL 9.2
120E 22030
101K 51660
PL 9.1
120E 22121
PL 5.1
104E 94080
PL 9.1
120E 22230
PL 7.1
105E 06910
PL 15.10
120E 22370
PL 15.10
105E 11370
PL 9.1
120E 22451
PL 6.4
105E 11380
PL 9.1
105E 11410
PL 9.1
120E 22481
PL 2.3
PL 6.6
105E 12140
PL 11.6
105E 12210
PL 6.2
105E 12940
PL 6.4
120E 24490
PL 6.6
121E 92780
PL 7.2
105K 20990
PL 16.13
121K 31530
PL 12.6
105K 21000
PL 16.13
110E 10620
PL 12.4
121K 31640
PL 2.4
PL 13.7
121K 31810
PL 6.4
PL 12.3
PL 13.6
PL 16.9
PL 13.8
110E 11230
PL 9.1
110E 11580
PL 6.4
121K 31912
PL 15.7
PL 6.6
121K 32370
PL 6.4
121K 32660
PL 2.4
PL 6.6
PL 8.1
PL 6.6
110E 94770
PL 2.6
PL 10.1
121K 32730
PL 2.4
110E 97990
PL 16.12
121K 34190
PL 16.5
110K 11610
PL 11.2
122K 93480
PL 11.6
110K 11680
PL 2.1
123K 94950
PL 11.2
PL 2.1
126K 16480
PL 5.1
PL 12.1
126K 16490
PL 5.1
110K 11810
PL 4.2
127K 32840
PL 16.6
110K 11820
PL 13.1
127K 32860
PL 16.8
110K 11960
PL 11.4
127K 37880
PL 4.2
110K 11981
PL 15.7
127K 37951
PL 6.2
117E 10550
PL 9.1
117E 21570
PL 11.6
127K 38040
PL 4.2
127K 38170
PL 12.3
PL 6.4
117E 21621
PL 15.3
117E 21630
PL 11.3
117E 22550
PL 9.1
127K 38190
PL 11.5
PL 9.1
127K 38261
PL 6.4
PL 13.6
117K 35790
PL 9.3
117K 35800
PL 9.3
127K 38410
PL 15.5
117K 36490
PL 9.3
127K 38440
PL 15.9
1st Version
PL 6.6
September 2005
5-89
Parts-list
Part Number Index

Part Number
Part List

Part Number
Part List
127K 38460
PL 15.9
160K 94205
PL 9.1
127K 39480
PL 8.1
160K 94211
PL 9.1
127K 39900
PL 16.3
160K 94225
PL 8.1
127K 39910
PL 16.10
160K 94250
PL 9.2
160K 95830
PL 4.2
127K 39920
PL 16.9
127K 39930
PL 16.7
127K 45361
PL 1.1
160K 95903
PL 9.3
130E 82740
PL 5.1
160K 97456
PL 12.6
130E 85970
PL 11.4
PL 4.2
PL 13.8
PL 11.4
160K 97600
130E 87400
PL 15.7
160K 97643
PL 9.3
130E 87410
PL 15.10
160K 97876
PL 15.3
PL 11.3
PL 15.7
PL 15.10
160K 99811
130K 61920
PL 16.5
162K 56100
PL 2.4
130K 63280
PL 16.3
413W 11860
PL 2.5
130K 64121
PL 12.5
423W 08055
PL 15.9
PL 13.5
423W 29955
PL 15.9
PL 11.4
537K 68270
PL 9.2
PL 11.4
537K 68530
PL 16.12
PL 16.12
130K 64150
130K 64261
PL 2.5
540K 01880
130K 64270
PL 2.4
604K 20390
PL 6.2
130K 64471
PL 12.5
604K 20400
PL 6.4
604K 20410
PL 7.1
130K 87980
PL 4.2
130K 88770
PL 16.8
PL 6.6
PL 16.8
604K 20420
PL 6.2
PL 16.9
604K 20430
PL 6.4
604K 20440
PL 11.5
PL 16.10
PL 16.10
130K 88780
PL 6.6
PL 16.3
604K 20460
PL 8.2
PL 16.7
604K 20470
PL 8.2
PL 16.7
604K 20490
PL 16.6
PL 16.9
604K 20500
PL 1.1
130K 88790
PL 16.3
604K 20510
PL 11.5
130K 94740
PL 16.11
604K 20520
PL 7.1
133K 23830
PL 9.2
604K 20530
PL 2.3
152S 06000
PL 9.1
152S 06001
PL 9.1
152S 06002
PL 9.1
152S 06003
PL 9.1
160K 91630
PL 11.2
160K 91660
PL 9.2
Parts-list
Part Number Index
PL 12.3
PL 13.6
604K 20540
PL 2.2
PL 12.2
604K 20550
PL 2.1
PL 12.1
September 2005
5-90
1st Version

Part Number
Part List
Part Number
Part List
PL 12.2
802E 55241
PL 10.2
PL 13.1
802E 55270
PL 10.2
PL 6.4
802E 55281
PL 10.2
PL 6.6
802E 55311
PL 10.1
PL 6.4
802E 55341
PL 10.1
PL 6.6
802E 55391
PL 10.1
PL 6.4
802E 55411
PL 10.2
PL 6.6
802E 55430
PL 10.1
604K 20710
PL 12.1
802E 55521
PL 11.2
604K 20720
PL 12.5
802E 55532
PL 11.2
PL 12.6
802E 55550
PL 11.2
PL 13.2
802E 55701
PL 2.5
PL 13.3
802E 57292
PL 15.2
604K 20740
PL 13.2
802E 57441
PL 15.2
604K 20750
PL 13.2
802E 64390
PL 16.4
PL 13.3
802E 64400
PL 16.4
604K 20760
PL 15.6
802E 75231
PL 10.2
604K 20770
PL 15.7
802K 28570
PL 16.5
604K 20780
PL 15.8
802K 49240
PL 2.6
604K 20790
PL 16.1
802K 53485
PL 13.7
604K 20680
604K 20690
604K 20700
604K 20730
607K 20740
PL 13.3
802K 53502
PL 12.4
801K 05633
PL 15.2
802K 55690
PL 11.1
801K 05760
PL 7.2
802K 56093
PL 2.6
802E 28550
PL 16.4
802K 58260
PL 2.6
802E 28560
PL 16.4
802K 59200
PL 11.1
802E 54540
PL 11.1
802K 60061
PL 11.2
802E 54550
PL 11.1
802K 62050
PL 10.1
802E 54560
PL 11.1
802K 64100
PL 4.1
802E 54750
PL 12.7
802K 64711
PL 11.2
PL 13.9
802K 65090
PL 16.4
802E 54762
PL 12.7
802K 65582
PL 2.8
PL 13.9
807E 00180
PL 6.4
807E 00550
PL 15.6
802E 54771
PL 12.7
PL 13.9
PL 6.6
802E 55150
PL 6.2
807E 02610
PL 7.2
802E 55170
PL 8.1
807E 08690
PL 1.1
809E 37170
PL 6.3
809E 37332
PL 6.4
809E 42201
PL 5.1
802E 55191
PL 10.1
802E 55200
PL 7.1
802E 55211
PL 7.1
802E 55221
PL 10.1
802E 55230
PL 10.2
1st Version
PL 6.5
PL 6.6
September 2005
5-91
Parts-list
Part Number Index

Part Number
Part List
809E 50210
PL 6.4

Part Number
Part List
PL 13.6
PL 6.6
930W 00212
809E 50761
PL 15.9
960K 00333
PL 9.3
809E 51860
PL 15.10
960K 01120
PL 9.2
815E 04811
PL 11.3
960K 01650
PL 16.12
830E 45710
PL 12.4
960K 02441
PL 11.2
PL 13.7
960K 05030
PL 12.6
PL 13.4
849E 13981
PL 2.8
892E 99040
PL 10.1
960K 09910
PL 9.1
893E 04480
PL 11.1
960K 15700
PL 9.2
PL 13.8
893E 04490
PL 11.1
962K 13060
PL 4.2
893E 04500
PL 11.1
962K 13080
PL 9.4
893E 04510
PL 11.1
962K 13090
PL 9.4
908W 01201
PL 9.1
962K 13100
PL 9.4
927W 00111
PL 3.1
962K 13111
PL 9.4
930W 00111
PL 16.5
962K 13120
PL 7.1
930W 00113
PL 15.7
962K 13140
PL 9.4
PL 15.7
962K 13200
PL 9.4
PL 15.7
962K 13211
PL 9.4
PL 15.7
962K 13240
PL 9.4
PL 15.7
962K 13250
PL 9.4
PL 15.8
962K 13301
PL 9.4
PL 15.9
962K 13500
PL 9.4
PL 15.10
962K 13510
PL 9.4
PL 15.10
962K 15241
PL 6.2
PL 15.10
962K 18162
PL 12.6
PL 2.3
962K 18171
PL 12.5
PL 2.3
PL 13.5
PL 6.2
962K 18690
PL 9.1
PL 6.4
962K 18882
PL 6.4
PL 6.6
962K 18900
PL 12.5
PL 7.1
962K 18912
PL 2.3
PL 6.4
PL 6.6
PL 8.1
PL 2.3
PL 12.3
PL 13.6
PL 12.3
962K 19220
PL 9.4
PL 13.6
962K 19691
PL 2.3
PL 13.6
930W 00211
Parts-list
Part Number Index
PL 12.3
PL 2.3
PL 13.6
PL 2.4
962K 19703
PL 16.5
PL 12.3
962K 19711
PL 15.10
September 2005
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Part Number
Part List
962K 19721
PL 15.7
962K 19731
PL 15.4
962K 19740
PL 15.4
962K 19750
PL 15.4
962K 19790
PL 15.3
962K 23460
PL 2.5
962K 23600
PL 9.4
962K 24360
PL 16.3
962K 27330
PL 16.12
962K 27340
PL 16.13
962K 28400
PL 16.7
962K 30410
PL 12.6
962K 32120
PL 9.4
962K 32130
PL 9.4
1st Version
September 2005
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Part Number Index
Parts-list
Part Number Index
September 2005
5-94
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6 General Procedures and Information

How to use UI Diagnostics
UI Diagnostic Mode .........................................................................................................
Change Tag Information

6-3
Various Reports
Jam Report......................................................................................................................
Failure Report..................................................................................................................
Shutdown Report.............................................................................................................
Change Tag Introduction.................................................................................................

IOT/Processor (P) Tags ..................................................................................................
6-117
6-117
6-5
6-6
6-7
Diagnostics (NVM Read/Write)

NVM Read/Write .............................................................................................................
IOT NVM List...................................................................................................................
IIT NVM List.....................................................................................................................
Controller & Fax NVM List...............................................................................................
6-9
6-10
6-19
6-30
Diagnostics (Others)
Serial Number/Billing Meter Data ....................................................................................
Reading HFSI..................................................................................................................
Initialize HFSI Counters...................................................................................................
Adjust Toner Density .......................................................................................................
Tray5 (Bypass) Guide Adjustment ..................................................................................
Initialize NVM ..................................................................................................................
Component Control .........................................................................................................
Hard Disk Diagnostic Program ........................................................................................
Test Pattern Print ............................................................................................................
Webpage Administrator Password ..................................................................................
Center Tray Offsetting .....................................................................................................
E-Mail Icon ......................................................................................................................
FAX Output Separation ...................................................................................................
6-77
6-78
6-79
6-82
6-83
6-84
6-86
6-95
6-96
6-98
6-99
6-99
6-100
General Procedures
GP 1 Intermittent Problem RAP ......................................................................................
GP 2 Fax Diagnostics......................................................................................................
GP 3 Resetting the Administrator Password ...................................................................
GP 4 Replacing Billing PWBs..........................................................................................
GP 5 Printing Reports .....................................................................................................
GP 6 Special Boot Modes ...............................................................................................
GP 7 Country Code Setting.............................................................................................
GP 8 Firmware Version ...................................................................................................
6-101
6-102
6-104
6-104
6-105
6-106
6-107
6-108
General Information
Space Requirements.......................................................................................................
Product Specs. ................................................................................................................
Common Tools ................................................................................................................
Product Tools and Test Patterns.....................................................................................
Log Book Storage............................................................................................................
Cleaning Materials...........................................................................................................
Machine Consumables....................................................................................................
Glossary of Terms ...........................................................................................................
1st Version
6-109
6-110
6-112
6-113
6-113
6-114
6-114
6-115
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General procedures information
September 2005
6-2
1st Version
UI Diagnostic Mode
Procedure
Access UI Diagnostics by following the procedures below.
Entering UI Diagnostics
1.
At the Control Panel, press and hold the 0 key for 5 seconds, then press the Start button
while still pressing the 0 key.
The CE Mode - Password Entry screen will appear.
2.
Enter the Access Number 6789 and press Confirm.

The colors on the display are reversed to indicate that UI Diagnostics mode is active.
Accessing Diagnostic routines

1.
Press the Log In/Out button on the Control Panel.
2.
3.
4.
Select Maintenance/Diagnostics.
5.
The following Diagnostics Routines can be accessed from the UI screen. (Figure 1)
a.
NVM Read/Write
b.
c.
d.
Follow the instructions on the screen. If one or more NVM locations is

changed, the machine will reboot upon exit.
Component Control
Sub System
Initialize Hard Disk
Delete All Data
Software Options
Fax Diagnostics
Print Test Pattern
e.
Initialize NVM
f.
Adjustment/Others
Machine ID/Billing Data
Initialize HFSI Counter
Adjust Toner Density
Tray 5(Bypass) Guide Adjustment (Tray 5=MPT)
Figure 1 Maintenance/Diagnostics (j0st61010)
1st Version
September 2005
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UI Diagnostic Mode
Printing Service Reports

1.
To access Service reports, follow the Entering UI Diagnostics procedure.
2.
After entering the Access Number, press the Machine Status button on the Control
Panel.
3.
Select the Billing Meter/Print Reports tab on the display.
4.
Press the Print Reports/List button.
5.
Press the CE button.
6.
The following reports can be printed.
7.
Debug Log Report
HFSI Report
Jam Report
Shutdown Report
Failure Report
Protocol Monitor Report
Select the required report and press the Start button. The selected report will be printed.
Exiting UI Diagnostics
CAUTION
Ensure that the machine is not inadvertently left in UI Diagnostics.
There are three ways to exit from UI Diagnostics.
Switch the power off and on.
Perform the following:
Press Close to exit any of the service screens that were opened.
When the System Settings screen is displayed, press Exit.
When the reversed-color Copy Mode screen is displayed, press the Start button
while the 0 key is pressed.
If the Restart button is displayed on the screen, pressing the button will exit UI Diagnostics and restart the operation.
UI Diagnostic Mode
September 2005
6-4
1st Version
Jam Report
Purpose
To check the frequency of jams.
Print Contents
Perform following to print Jam Report
1.
2.
Press the Machine Status button on the Control Panel.
3.
4.
Select the Print Reports/List button.
5.
Select the Jam Report button.
6.
Press the Start button to print Jam Report
1st Version
September 2005
6-5
Jam Report
Failure Report
Purpose
To display the frequency of failures.
Print Contents
Report Name: Failure Report
Perform following to print Failure Report.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Select the Failure Report button.
6.
Press the Start button to print Failure Report.
Failure Report
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6-6
1st Version
Shutdown Report
Purpose
To output the history that was registered in advance.
Print Contents
Perform following to print Shutdown Report.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Select the Shutdown Report button.
6.
Press the Start button to print Shutdown Report.
1st Version
September 2005
6-7
Shutdown Report
Shutdown Report
September 2005
6-8
1st Version
NVM Read/Write
Table 1 Component VS Chain number
Purpose
Component Item
IOT/IIT/Controller
Chain Number Allocation
Reads, sets or changes the NVM data.
I/O Port Protocol
Controller
770
Scan Service
Controller
770, 840
Procedure
IOT
Controller
780
1.
IIT
Controller
785
a.
UI
Controller
790
b.

Mode).
Copy Service
Controller
790, 810
Print Service
Controller
800, 806
2.
Fax Service
Controller
820, 823, 825
3.
iFax Service
Controller
830
Diagnostics
Controller
870, 900
Reading NVM
1.
Input Chain-Link number(6 digits) on NVM Read/Write screen.
2.
Select Confirm/Change.
3.
Current Value appears in Current Value column.
Writing NVM
1.
Input New number in New Value column.
2.
Select Save.
3.
New number appears on Current Value column.

Table 1 Component VS Chain number
Component Item
IOT/IIT/Controller
Chain Number Allocation
ESS IF
IOT
740
Recycle
IOT
740
Billing
IOT
740
Drive
IOT
741
NOHAD
IOT
741
PH
IOT
740, 742, 760
EXIT
IOT
742, 764
Tray
IOT
742
Fuser
IOT
744
ROS
IOT
749
Process Control
IOT
751, 752, 753
Xero
IOT
751
CRU
IOT
751
Finisher
IOT
764
DADF
IIT
711
IISS (DADF)
IIT
710
IISS
IIT
715
IISS (Config)
IIT
719
Common
Controller
700
Meter Counter
Controller
720
Stored Data
Controller
731, 732, 733, 734
1st Version
September 2005
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NVM Read/Write
IOT NVM List
Chain 740-xxx ESS IF

Table 1 Chain 740-xxx ESS IF
ChainLink
Name
Default
Range
1 Count
Remarks
740-001
Check System Data Set up
0~99
Controller will write in the optional value when System Data setting is completed.
740-007
MCU VERSION
0~1
Not available
740-008
MCU Release Number
0~99
Not available
740-009
MCU Patch Level
0~99
Not available
740-010
DM ROM Version
0~99
Not available
740-011
DM ROM Release Number
0~99
Not available
740-012
Exit Version
0~99
Not available
740-013
Exit Release Number
0~99
Not available
740-022
The Area 1 that Controller is free to use
0~99
Not available
740-023
0~99
Not available
740-024
0~99
Not available
740-025
0~99
Not available
740-026
0~99
Not available
740-027
0~99
Not available
740-028
0~99
Not available
740-029
0~99
Not available
740-030
0~99
Not available
740-031
0~99
Not available
740-082
Finisher Version major
0~99
Not available
740-083
Finisher Version minor
0~99
Not available
740-084
Finisher Patch Level
0~99
Not available
740-088
TM-Version
0~99
Not available
740-089
TM-Release Number
0~99
Not available
Chain 740-xxx Billing

Table 2 Billing
ChainLink
Name
Default
Range
1 Count
Remarks
740-565
Billing Counter MAX Over
0~1
Displays whether the Billing Counter Number NVM was written more than 4,000,000
times. 0: Not exceeded, 1: Exceeded
IOT NVM List
September 2005
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1st Version
Chain 741-xxx Drive

Table 3 Drive
ChainLink
Name
Default
Range
1 Count
Remarks
741-001
Fine-Tuning of Main and Drum Motor Speed
24
0~53
0.1
Diag50-28 Adjust Main and Drum Motor Speed at the same time. Min(0)=-2.7%,
Max(53)=2.6%, Initial(27)=0%
Chain 741-xxx NOHAD

Table 4 NOHAD
ChainLink
Name
Default
Range
1 Count
Remarks
741-509
Non-condensation mode
0~1
0: Normal mode 1: Condensation mode
Chain 740-xxx Chain 742-xxx Chain 760-xxx PH

Table 5 PH
ChainLink
Name
Default
Range
1 Count
Remarks
740-090
Output Tray
0~4
0: FACE DOWN TRAY#1, 1: FACE DOWN TRAY#2, 2: FACE UP TRAY, 3: FINISHER

Bin1, 4: FINISHER Top Tray
742-003
Exit SNR1 Short Off Check
0~1
0: Enable 1: Disable
742-006
TRAY2 for Heavyweight2 Paper - LEAD REGI

ADJUSTMENT
33
0~66
0.2175mm
Image input is delayed when Set Value is increased.
742-012
TRAY2 for Heavyweight2 Paper - REGI LOOP

TIMER
24
0~66
0.435mm
Loop increases when Set Value is increased.
742-015
The Timer which turns OFF TACL
87
37~137
3.0ms
Not available
742-018
The Timer which turns ON TACL
11
0~41
3.0ms
Not available
742-027
LEAD REGI ADJUSTMENT - ALL TRAY
33
0~66
0.2175mm
Image input is delayed when Set Value is increased. Min(0)=-7.18mm, Max(66)=7.18mm,

Initial(33)=0mm
742-030
INVERT TIMING - ALL TRAY
33
0~66
0.435mm
Invert timing is delayed 3msec when Set Value is increased. Min(0)=-14.96mm,

Max(99)=14.96mm, Initial(33)=0mm
742-090
Paper Path Sensor (Tray Module)
0~127
Bit0: Not available Bit1: Not available Bit2: Not available Bit3: Not available Bit4: FEED
OUT#4 SENSOR Bit5: FEED OUT#3 SENSOR Bit6: FEED OUT#2 SENSOR Bit7: * The
meaning of the bit, 0: Out of paper, 1: Paper detected. The renewal precision is 10 ms.
742-091
Paper Path Sensor (HCF / DM / EXIT/ IOT)
0~127
Bit0: Not available Bit1: Not available Bit2: DM WAIT SENSOR Bit3: EXIT#2 SENSOR
Bit7: EXIT#1 SENSOR Bit6: REGI SENSOR * The meaning of the bit, 0: Out of paper, 1:
Paper detected. The renewal precision is 10 ms.
742-093
Paper Path Sensor (FINISHER)
0~63
Bit0: Fin H-X'port Ent. SENSOR Bit1: Fin H-X'port EXIT SENSOR Bit2: Fin X'port
Ent.SENSOR Bit3: Fin Buffer PATH SENSOR Bit4: COMPILE TRAY EXIT PATH SENSOR Bit5: Not available Bit6: Top Tray Exit Sensor * The meaning of the bit, 0: Out of
paper, 1: Paper detected. The renewal precision is 10 ms.
760-001
TRAY1 for Plain Paper - LEAD REGI ADJUSTMENT
33
0~66
0.2175mm
1st Version
September 2005
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IOT NVM List
Table 5 PH
ChainLink
Name
Default
Range
1 Count
Remarks
760-002
TRAY2-4,HCF for Plain Paper - LEAD REGI

ADJUSTMENT
33
0~66
0.2175mm
760-003
MPT for Plain Paper - LEAD REGI ADJUSTMENT
33
0~66
0.2175mm
760-005
DUP ALL SIZE for Plain Paper - LEAD REGI

ADJUSTMENT
33
0~66
0.2175mm
760-006
ALL TRAY - REGI LOOP TIMER
33
0~66
0.435mm
760-007
TRAY1 for Plain Paper - REGI LOOP TIMER
33
0~66
0.435mm
760-008
TRAY2-4,HCF - REGI LOOP TIMER
33
0~66
0.435mm
760-009
MPT for Plain Paper - REGI LOOP TIMER
12
0~66
0.435mm
760-010
DUP for Plain Paper - REGI LOOP TIMER
33
0~66
0.435mm
760-011
REGI CLUTCH OFF TIMER - ALL TRAY
33
0~66
0.2175mm
Clutch off is delayed by 2ms when Set Value is increased.
760-012
TOP SIGNAL OFFSET VALUE ADJUSTMENT
0~99
0.2175mm
Not available
760-016

ADJUSTMENT
33
0~66
0.2175mm
760-017

ADJUSTMENT
33
0~66
0.2175mm
760-018
TRAY2-4,HCFfor Heavyweight1 Paper - LEAD

REGI ADJUSTMENT
33
0~66
0.2175mm
760-019
TRAY3-4,HCFfor Heavyweight2 Paper - LEAD

REGI ADJUSTMENT
33
0~66
0.2175mm
760-020
MPT for Heavyweight1 Paper - LEAD REGI

ADJUSTMENT
33
0~66
0.2175mm
760-021

ADJUSTMENT
33
0~66
0.2175mm
760-022
DUP ALL SIZE for Heavyweight1 Paper - LEAD

REGI ADJUSTMENT
33
0~66
0.2175mm
760-023

REGI ADJUSTMENT
33
0~66
0.2175mm
760-024
TRAY2-4,HCF for Heavyweight1 Paper - REGI

LOOP TIMER
33
0~66
0.435mm
760-025

LOOP TIMER
33
0~66
0.435mm
760-026
MPT for Heavyweight1 Paper - REGI LOOP TIMER 24
0~66
0.435mm
760-027
0~66
0.435mm
760-028
DUP for Heavyweight1 Paper - REGI LOOP TIMER 33
0~66
0.435mm
760-029
DUP for Heavyweight2 Paper - REGI LOOP TIMER 33
0~66
0.435mm
760-031

ADJUSTMENT
33
0~66
0.2175mm
760-032
TRAY2-4,HCF for Heavyweight4 Paper - LEAD

REGI ADJUSTMENT
33
0~66
0.2175mm
760-033

ADJUSTMENT
33
0~66
0.2175mm
IOT NVM List
September 2005
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1st Version
Table 5 PH
ChainLink
Name
Default
Range
1 Count
Remarks
760-034

REGI ADJUSTMENT
33
0~66
0.2175mm
760-035

TIMER
33
0~66
0.435mm
760-036

TIMER
33
0~66
0.435mm
760-037

TIMER
24
0~66
0.435mm
760-038

LOOP TIMER
24
0~66
0.435mm
760-039
0~66
0.435mm
760-040
0~66
0.435mm
Chain 742-xxx Chain 764-xxx EXIT

Table 6 EXIT
ChainLink
Name
Default
Range
1 Count
Remarks
742-098
Enable Face Down Tray#2
0~1
0: Disable Face Down Tray#2 1: Enable Face Down Tray#2 1 is taken with M0.
742-099
Enable Face Up Tray
0~1
0: Disable Face Up Tray 1: Enable Face Up Tray
742-100
EXIT2 Unit Type
0~1
0: Type A (Enable Inverter, Disable OCT2 and FDT#2) 1: Type B (Enable Inverter and
OCT2 and FDT#2)
764-001
FULL DETECTION TIME ADJUSTMENT VALUE for 10

FACE DOWN TRAY1/2 FACE UP TRAY
0~30
1sec
Time from the Full Stack Sensor detecting paper until the bin becomes full. This diagnostic will not function if either L. Diag 20-25 or L. Diag 20-26 is set at 00.
764-002
FULL RESET TIME ADJUSTMENT VALUE for

FACE DOWN TRAY1 / 2 FACE UP TRAY
0~30
1sec
(After Face Down Tray becomes full) Time from the Full Stack Sensor stops detecting
paper until the bin is reset. This diagnostic will not function if either L. Diag 20-25 or L.
Diag 20-26 is set at 00.
764-005
FACE DOWN TRAY#1,#2 Offset Mode
0~2
0: No Offset 1: Front Offset 2: Rear Offset Applies only when the Output Tray is set to
FACE DOWN TRAY#1 & #2.
Chain-Link Name
Default
Range
742-001
Tray1-Default width of Universal-size paper
742-002
Tray1- Last two digits of default length of Universal- 0

size paper
742-004
0~247
1mm
0=fixed size which is detected by M/C, "90 - 247"="140mm - 297mm", "1-89"=cannot use
742-005
Tray2-Last two digits of default length of Universalsize paper
0~99
1mm
0=fixed size which is detected by M/C, "182 - 432"="182mm - 432mm", "1-181"and "433499"=cannot use
742-007
0~247
1mm
0=fixed size which is detected by M/C, "90 - 247"="140mm - 297mm". "1-89"=cannot

use
Chain 742-xxx TRAY

Table 7 TRAY
1st Version
1 Count
Remarks
0~247
1mm
0~99
1mm
September 2005
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Table 7 TRAY
Chain-Link Name
Default
Range
1 Count
Remarks
742-008
0~99
1mm
742-009
Enable Tray4
0~1
0: Disable Tray4 1: Enable Tray4
742-010
0~247
1mm
742-011
0~99
1mm
742-013
Size of Universal-size width in Tray1
90~247
1mm
"90 - 247"="140mm - 297mm" This is a temporary value specified from Controller. It is

cleared when the power supply is turned off or IOT resets.
742-014
Tray1 Last two digits of length Universal-size
0~99
1mm

742-016
Tray2 Width of Universal-size paper
90~247
1mm

742-017
Tray2 Last 2Dig of length Universal-size
0~99
1mm

742-019
90~247
1mm

742-020
0~99
1mm

742-022
90~247
1mm

742-023
0~99
1mm

742-028
MPT Size Detection Offset Value (delta T)
15
0~30
1mm
See Diag 20-5 20-6 MSI Side Guide Adjustment Min(0)=0mm, Max(30)=30mm, Initial(15)=15mm
742-075
Kind of the default plain paper
0~1
0: Thicker than 70gsm for multinational market 1: 70gsm or under for domestic market
742-087
MPT Width of Universal-size paper
39~247
1mm

742-102
MPT Last 2Dig of length Universal-size
0~99
1mm

Chain 744-xxx FUSER

Table 8 FUSER
ChainLink
Name
Default
Range
1 Count
Remarks
744-006
Fuser Standby Lamp ON Temp
45
0~99
1 deg.C
Nominal=175 deg.C
744-010
Fuser Standby Lamp OFF Temp
20
0~99
1 deg.C
Nominal=180 deg.C
744-043
Fuser C1 Ready Temperature(T-READY)
35
0~70
1 deg.C
Nominal=165 deg.C
744-061
Fuser Low Run Temperature-(T42)
15
0~40
1 deg.C
Nominal=15 deg.C
744-065
Fuser OHP Run Temperature-(T43)
15
0~40
1 deg.C
Nominal=15 deg.C
744-080
Fuser SSTSctrlExceTM(t13)
30
0~99
1sec
Nominal=30sec
744-081
Fuser SSTSctrlExceAppP(M)
10
0~99
1page
Nominal=10page
744-133
Fuser WU STRT T70(ForSB2)
0~99
1 deg.C
Nominal=80 deg.C
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September 2005
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1st Version
Table 8 FUSER
ChainLink
Name
Default
Range
1 Count
Remarks
744-134
Fuser Standby 2 On Temp(T71)
69
0~70
1 deg.C
Nominal=199 deg.C
744-135
Fuser Standby 2 Off Temp(T72)
50
0~70
1 deg.C
Nominal=200 deg.C
744-180
Fuser Flicker Lamp On TM
0~99
1.5ms
10.5 ms
744-181
Fuser Flicker Lamp Off TM
13
0~99
1.5ms
19.5 ms
744-182
Fuser Lamp Change t8
15
0~99
40ms
Wave Control Time (For Flicker Precycle, Cycle) 600ms
744-183
30
0~99
40ms
Wave Control Time (For Flicker Stby) 1200ms
744-184
12
0~99
40ms
Wave Control Time (For Flicker Warm Up) 480ms
744-220
Fuser Reset FuserOverTemp
0~99
0: Reset, 1: FS1 Detected over temp, 2: FS2 Detected over temp, 3: ON time fail, 5: Cold
Sagging fail (Only reset is possible in the diagnostics mode.)
744-301
Fuser Very Low Tmp T80
15
0~30
1 deg.C
Nominal=15 deg.C
744-302
10
0~30
1 deg.C
Nominal=180 deg.C
744-303
0~20
1 deg.C
Nominal=199 deg.C
744-304
15
0~35
1 deg.C
Nominal=175 deg.C
744-305
Fuser Very Low Tmp TR2
30
0~40
1 deg.C
Nominal=180 deg.C
744-306
Fuser Very Low Tmp tP2
10
0~99
1sec
Nominal=10sec
Chain 749-xxx ROS

Table 9 ROS
ChainLink
Name
Default
Range
1 Count
Remarks
749-001
ALL TRAY-LASER SIDE REGI ADJUSTMENT
50
0~99
0.254mm
Not available
749-002
50
0~99
0.254mm
Not available
749-003
50
0~99
0.254mm
Not available
749-004
50
0~99
0.254mm
Not available
749-005
50
0~99
0.254mm
Not available
749-007
MSI-LASER SIDE REGI ADJUSTMENT
50
0~99
0.254mm
Not available
749-009
DUP ALL TRAY-LASER SIDE REGI ADJUSTMENT 50
0~99
0.254mm
Not available
749-010
50
0~99
0.254mm
Not available
749-011
50
0~99
0.254mm
Not available
749-012
50
0~99
0.254mm
Not available
749-013
50
0~99
0.254mm
Not available
749-014
DUP HCF-LASER SIDE REGI ADJUSTMENT
50
1~99
0.254mm
Not available
749-015
DUP MSI-LASER SIDE REGI ADJUSTMENT
50
1~99
0.254mm
Not available
749-516
IMAGE AREA
0~1
0: NORMAL IMAGE AREA 1: WIDE IMAGE AREA
749-522
END ERASE OFFSET VALUE ADJUSTMENT
50
0~99
0.2175mm
Not available
749-523
SIDE NORMAL ERASE ADJUSTMENT
0~16
0.254mm
Nominal=2.032mm
749-524
TOP NORMAL ERASE ADJUSTMENT
0~16
0.217mm
Nominal=1.953mm
749-527
END NORMAL ERASE ADJUSTMENT
0~18
0.217mm
Nominal=1.953mm
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Chain 751-xxx 752-xxx Chain 753-xxx Procon

Table 10 Procon
ChainLink
Name
Range
1 Count
Remarks
751-005
Toner Empty on Toner Cartridge (for CRUM Read) 0
0~1
0: Toner Cartridge is not empty 1: Toner Cartridge is empty
752-003
ATC OUT Last 2Dig
70
00~99
Not available
752-006
ATC Target Last 2Dig
0~99
752-007
Result of ATC Check
0~4
752-503
Humidity Sensor Judge
0~1
Not available
752-504
Temperature Sensor Judge
0~1
Not available
752-509
Toner Empty
0~1
0: Normal, 1: Abnormal
752-523
Current Humidity
0~99
Not available
752-541
Current Humidity [deg.C]
0~99
Not available
752-725
Last 2Digits of LD2
00~99
Not available
752-893
Last 2Digits of Manual Light Volume Adjustment

LDman
00~99
Not available
Default
Not available
0=Low, 1=Normal, 2=High, 3=False, 4=Abnormal end
752-954
ATC Sensor
0~1
ATC Sensor / 0: Normal, 1: Abnormal
752-955
Last 2Digits of Delta ATCman
0~99
ATC manual correction (lower digits)
753-001
Toner Empty (for CRUM Read)
0~1
Not available
753-003
Toner Recovery in M/C Setup
0~1
0: Toner recovery is not necessary in the M/C initial setting 1: Toner recovery is necessary in the M/C initial setting (1 appears on the display. Once toner recovery is complete,
the IOT FW automatically changes the display to 0.)
753-004
ATC OUT Last 2Digits (for CRUM Read)
70
00~255
Not available
753-005
ATC OUT First 2Digits (for CRUM Read)
00~255
Not available
753-006
ATC Sensor (for CRUM Read)
0~1
For reading 752-954 data stored in the CRUM.
753-007
CRU New or Old (for CRUM Read)
0~1
For reading 753-705 data stored in the CRUM.
753-008
Last 2Digits of CRU ATC S
80
0~99
Not available
753-009
Exchange DRUM in No CRUM Country
0~1
Not available
753-612
Toner Refill Rate [mg/s]
22
0~254
Not available
753-619
Toner Empty Status
0~4
Not available
753-645
PreNear Threshold Value (Threshold Value of

Remaining Toner [%])
114
0~254
Not available
753-673
Remaining Toner [%]
0~200
Not available
753-705
Flag indicating CRU Layer Formation Complete
0~1
Not available
753-716
ATC Code (ATC Sensor Properties)
55
0~99
Not available
753-717
Toner Recovery Mode
0~2
0: Disable, 1: Enable, 2: Disable all toner recoveries
753-724
Counter for not peeling off seals
0~10
Not available
753-725
Last 2Digits of ICDC Accumulative Value since

Empty until TC Lower Limit
0~99
Not available
753-726
First 2Digits of ICDC Accumulative Value since

Empty until TC Lower Limit
0~99
Not available
753-729
CRU Emp_State before Replacement
0~4
Not available
753-731
PR_VL
87
30~150
Not available
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ChainLink
Name
Default
Range
1 Count
Remarks
753-737
Toner Empty Status (for CRUM Read)
0~255
Not available
753-742
ATC Code (ATC Sensor Properties) (for CRUM

Read)
55
0~255
Not available
Chain 749-xxx Chain-751-xxx XERO

Table 11 XERO
ChainLink
Name
Default
Range
1 Count
Remarks
749-016
Pre-Exposure Control
0~254
0: Off (Always) 254: On (Always) 1~253: On (Drum Cycle mode change) For 1~253 preexposure (Drum Cycle mode change), 1 count is equivalent to 1 Kcycle. The recommended value is 122 (Kcycle).
751-034

ADJUSTMENT
33
0~66
0.2175mm
751-035
TRAY2-4, HCF for Heavyweight3 Paper - LEAD

REGI ADJUSTMENT
33
0~66
0.2175mm
751-036

ADJUSTMENT
33
0~66
0.2175mm
751-037

REGI ADJUSTMENT
33
0~66
0.2175mm
751-560
Component Control Independent Output Selection
0~1
0: Simultaneous Output (Independent Output disabled) 1: Independent Output
751-849
Drum Cycle Count
0~99
6min
To be deleted after installing Crum.
751-881
BCR Iac Control Drum Cycle Count Threshold
0~30
10K Cycle
Valid when BCR Iac Control Switching set to 1 Enable.
751-882
BCR Iac Output SC Under (Below 11 deg.C and

Drum Cycle Count under the threshold)
100
0~100
1%

Min(0):1.30mA, Max(100):1.60mA, init(100):1.60mA
751-883
BCR Iac Output SC Over (Below 11 deg.C and

Drum Cycle Count over the threshold)
67
0~100
1%

751-884
BCR Iac Output C Under (11 deg.C below 20 deg.C 50

and Drum Cycle Count under the threshold)
0~100
1%

751-885
BCR Iac Output C Over (11 deg.C below 20 deg.C 17

and Drum Cycle Count over the threshold)
0~100
1%

751-886
BCR Iac Output B Under (20 deg.C below 28 deg.C 33

and Drum Cycle Count under the threshold)
0~100
1%

751-887
BCR Iac Output B Over (20 deg.C below 28 deg.C 0

and Drum Cycle Count over the threshold)
0~100
1%

751-888
BCR Iac Output A Under (28 deg.C and above, and 0

Drum Cycle Count under the threshold)
0~100
1%

751-889
BCR Iac Output A Over (28 deg.C and above, and

Drum Cycle Count over the threshold)
0~100
1%

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Chain 751-xxx CRU

Table 12 CRU
ChainLink
Name
Default
Range
1 Count
Remarks
751-001
Drum Rotation Time(Cycle Count)(8 Digits)
0~255
0 returns only in BM. (Because CRUM is not mounted)
751-003
Return Normal CRU MODE
0~1
Return Normal CRU MODE
751-004
Last 2Digits of Cartridge CRU Print Counter(8 Digits)
0~255
0 returns only in BM. (Because CRUM is not mounted)
751-010
Drum Life Warning Detection Cycle
22
0~254
12min
Min(0)=1098min, Max(254)=4140min, Initial(120)=2520min
751-011
Drum Life End Stop Cycle
24
0~254
12min
Min(0)=1098min, Max(254)=4140min, Initial(127)=2604min
751-041
Toner Disp Time 0
0~255
TONER: Dispense motor driving time (the 0th byte)
751-042
Toner Filling 0
0~255
TONER: The filling up quantity of the toner bottle (the 0th byte)
751-043
Toner Filling 1
0~255
TONER: The filling up quantity of the toner bottle (the 1st byte)
751-044
Toner Capacity
0~255
TONER: The capacity of the toner bottle
Chain 764-xxx Finisher

Table 13 Finisher
Chain-link Name
Default
Range
1 Count
Remarks
764-100
Mix Stack Enable/Disable
0~1
Not available
764-101
Maximum Set Count
50
0~100
Not available
764-102
Maximum Compile Sheet Count for Staple
50
0~100
Not available
764-103
Maximum Compile Sheet Count for Un-Staple/Big

paper size
25
10~100
Not available
764-104
Maximum Compile Sheet Count for Un-Staple/

Small paper size
50
10~100
Not available
764-112
Sleep Mode Recovery Indicate
0~1
Not available
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Chain 710-xxx DADF

Table 1 DADF
Chain-Link Content
Default
Range
Meaning
710-501
Fax Document Size Detection Method for DADF
0~1
Indicates the switching of detection method when Fax Document Size Detection is specified in
DADF mode. 0: A/B series, 1: Inch series
710-551
JAM Bypass
0~1
0: Do not bypass, 1: Bypass Applies to CVT mode.
710-600
Size Mismatch Jam Detection Setting (Applicable

only in Simplex mode)
1~2
1: Size Mismatch Jam Detection On 2: Size Mismatch Jam Detection Off
710-603
Alternate Size Set3
0~2
PF1: Switches between 11x15S and 11x17S. No-Mix: mm, No-Mix/Size-Mix: Inch13/Inch14 ,0:
Default ,1: 11x17S ,2: 11x15S PF2: Switches between 11x15S and 11x17S. No-Mix: mm/Inch13/
Inch14, Size-Mix: Inch13/Inch14 ,0: Default ,1: 11x17S ,2: 11x15S
710-604
Alternate Size Set4
0~2
PF1: Switches between 8.46x12.4S, 8.5x13S and 8.5x14S. No-Mix/Size-Mix: mm ,0: Default ,1:
8.5x13S ,2: 8.5x14S PF2: Switches between 8.5x13S and 8.5x14S. No-Mix/Size-Mix: mm Initial
value: 2 ,0: Default ,1: 8.5x13S ,2: 8.5x14S
710-605
Alternate Size Set5
0~2
PF1: Switches between BS5 and 16KS. No-Mix: mm ,0: Default ,1: B5S ,2: 16KS PF2: Switches
between B5S and 16KS. No-Mix/Size-Mix: mm Initial value: mm ,0: Default ,1: B5S ,2: 16KS
710-606
Alternate Size Set6
0~3
PF1: Switches between 8x10S, 8x10.5S and 8.5x11S. Size-Mix: Inch13/Inch14 ,0: Default ,1:
8.5x11S ,2: 8x10S ,3: 8x10.5S PF2: Switches between 8x10S, 8x10.5S and 8.5x11S. Size-Mix:
Inch13/Inch14 ,0: Default ,1: 8.5x11S ,2: 8x10S ,3: 8x10.5S
710-607
Alternate Size Set7
0~3
PF1: Switches between 8x10L, 8x10.5L and 8.5x11L. Size-Mix: Inch13/Inch14 ,0: Default ,1:
8.5x11L ,2: 8x10L ,3: 8x10.5L PF2: Switches between 8x10L, 8x10.5L and 8.5x11L. Size-Mix:
Inch13/Inch14 ,0: Default ,1: 8.5x11L ,2: 8x10L ,3: 8x10.5L
710-608
Alternate Size Set8
0~4
PF2: Switches between B4S, 8KS, 11x15S and 11x17S. Size-Mix: mm ,0: Default ,1: B4S ,2: 8KS
3: 11x15S 4: 11x17S PF2: Switches between B4S, 8KS and 11x17S. Size-Mix: mm ,0: Default ,1:
B4S ,2: 8KS 3: 11x17S PF2 setting range is 0~3.
710-609
Alternate Size Set9
0~2
PF1: Switches between 8x10S and 8x10.5S. No-Mix: Inch13/Inch14 ,0: Default ,1: 8x10S ,2:
8x10.5S PF2: Switches between 8x10S and 8x10.5S. No-Mix: Inch13/Inch14 ,0: Default ,1: 8x10S
,2: 8x10.5S
710-610
Alternate Size Set10
0~2
PF1: Switches between B5L and 16KL. Size-Mix: mm ,0: Default ,1: B5L ,2: 16KL PF2: Switches
between B5L, 16KL and 8.5x11L. Size-Mix: mm ,0: Default 1: B5L ,2: 16KL 3: 8.5x11L PF2 setting
range is 0~3.
710-612
Size-Mix Mode Size Orientation
0~1
Switches between LEF and SEF. ,0: LEF ,1: SEF
710-800
Belt DADF No Sensor Sensed Static Jam
0~65535
Accumulative Jam Counter value. (Write not permitted)
Chain 711-xxx CVT DADF NVM LIST

Table 2 CVT DADF NVM LIST
Chain-Link Content
Default
Range
1 Count
Meaning
711-001
DADF Lead Registration Adjustment (Side1)

(37.5mm/sec)
129
0~214
0.0458mm
Initial value 0mm (129 pulse) +5.9mm (-129 pulse) / -3.9mm (+85 pulse)
711-002

(50.0mm/sec)
129
0~214
0.0458mm
711-003

(66.7mm/sec)
129
0~214
0.0458mm
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Default
Range
1 Count
Meaning
711-004

(75.0mm/sec)
129
0~214
0.0458mm
711-005

(100.0mm/sec)
129
0~214
0.0458mm
711-006

(133.3mm/sec)
129
0~214
0.0458mm
711-007

(150.0mm/sec)
129
0~214
0.0458mm
711-008

(200.0mm/sec)
129
0~214
0.0458mm
711-009

(300.0mm/sec)
129
0~214
0.0458mm
711-015

(37.5mm/sec)
129
0~214
0.0458mm
711-016

(50.0mm/sec)
129
0~214
0.0458mm
711-017

(66.7mm/sec)
129
0~214
0.0458mm
711-018

(75.0mm/sec)
129
0~214
0.0458mm
711-019

(100.0mm/sec)
129
0~214
0.0458mm
711-020

(133.3mm/sec)
129
0~214
0.0458mm
711-021

(150.0mm/sec)
129
0~214
0.0458mm
711-022

(200.0mm/sec)
129
0~214
0.0458mm
711-023

(300.0mm/sec)
129
0~214
0.0458mm
711-029
DADF Tail Edge Fine Adjustment (Side1)

(37.5mm/sec)
129
0~255
0.0458mm
Initial value 0mm (129 pulse) +5.9mm (-129 pulse) / -5.8mm (+126 pulse) Tail Edge
adjustment = Lead Registration adjustment value + Tail Edge fine adjustment value
711-030

(50.0mm/sec)
129
0~255
0.0458mm
711-031

(66.7mm/sec)
129
0~255
0.0458mm
711-032

(75.0mm/sec)
129
0~255
0.0458mm
711-033

(100.0mm/sec)
129
0~255
0.0458mm
711-034

(133.3mm/sec)
129
0~255
0.0458mm
711-035

(150.0mm/sec)
129
0~255
0.0458mm
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Default
Range
1 Count
Meaning
711-036

(200.0mm/sec)
129
0~255
0.0458mm
711-037

(300.0mm/sec)
129
0~255
0.0458mm
711-043

(37.5mm/sec)
129
0~255
0.0458mm
711-044

(50.0mm/sec)
129
0~255
0.0458mm
711-045

(66.7mm/sec)
129
0~255
0.0458mm
711-046

(75.0mm/sec)
129
0~255
0.0458mm
711-047

(100.0mm/sec)
129
0~255
0.0458mm
711-048

(133.3mm/sec)
129
0~255
0.0458mm
711-049

(150.0mm/sec)
129
0~255
0.0458mm
711-050

(200.0mm/sec)
129
0~255
0.0458mm
711-051

(300.0mm/sec)
129
0~255
0.0458mm
711-057
Vertical Ratio Fine Adjustment (37.5mm/sec)
20
0~40
0.001
Initial value 0% (20) +/-2% (+/-20), 0.1% increments Adjusts only Top Speed for Feed
Motor and Regi Motor.
711-058
20
0~40
0.001
711-059
20
0~40
0.001
711-060
20
0~40
0.001
711-061
20
0~40
0.001
711-062
20
0~40
0.001
711-063
20
0~40
0.001
711-064
20
0~40
0.001
711-065
20
0~40
0.001
711-070
T/A Roll Transport Speed Adjustment (Side1)

(37.5mm/sec)
15
0~50
0.001
Initial value 1.5% (15) Maximum 5% (50), Minimum 0% (0), 0.1% increments Adjusts
only Top Speed for Feed Motor.
711-071

(50.0mm/sec)
15
0~50
0.001
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Range
1 Count
Meaning
711-072

(66.7mm/sec)
15
0~50
0.001
711-073

(75.0mm/sec)
15
0~50
0.001
711-074

(100.0mm/sec)
15
0~50
0.001
711-075

(133.3mm/sec)
15
0~50
0.001
711-076

(150.0mm/sec)
15
0~50
0.001
711-077

(200.0mm/sec)
15
0~50
0.001
711-078

(300.0mm/sec)
15
0~50
0.001
711-080

(37.5mm/sec)
0~50
0.001
Initial value 0% (0) Maximum 5% (50), Minimum 0% (0), 0.1% increments Adjusts
711-081

(50.0mm/sec)
0~50
0.001
711-082

(66.7mm/sec)
0~50
0.001
711-083

(75.0mm/sec)
0~50
0.001
711-084

(100.0mm/sec)
0~50
0.001
711-085

(133.3mm/sec)
0~50
0.001
711-086

(150.0mm/sec)
0~50
0.001
711-087

(200.0mm/sec)
0~50
0.001
711-088

(300.0mm/sec)
0~50
0.001
711-140

Replace All
129
0~214
0.0458mm
Initial value 0mm (129 pulse) +5.9mm (-129 pulse) / -3.9mm (+85 pulse) Rewrites all
data of 711-001 to 711-009 with specified data.
711-141

Replace All
129
0~214
0.0458mm
Initial value 0mm (129 pulse) +5.9mm (-129 pulse) / -3.9mm (+85 pulse) Rewrites all
data of 711-015 to 711-023 with specified data.
711-142
DADF Tail Edge Fine Adjustment (Side1) Replace 129

All
0~255
0.0458mm
Initial value 0mm (129 pulse) +5.9mm (-129 pulse) / -5.8mm (+126 pulse) Rewrites
all data of 711-029 to 711-037 with specified data.
711-143
DADF Tail Edge Fine Adjustment (Side2) Replace 129

All
0~255
0.0458mm
Initial value 0mm (129 pulse) +5.9mm (-129 pulse) / -5.8mm (+126 pulse) Rewrites
all data of 711-043 to 711-051 with specified data.
711-144
Vertical Ratio Fine Adjustment Replace All
0~40
0.001
Motor and Regi Motor. Rewrites all data of 711-057 to 711-065 with specified data.
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Default
Range
1 Count
Meaning
711-145

Replace All
15
0~50
0.001
only Top Speed for Feed Motor. Rewrites all data of 711-070 to 711-078 with specified data.
711-146

Replace All
0~50
0.001
only Top Speed for Feed Motor. Rewrites all data of 711-080 to 711-088 with specified data.
711-150
Loop Amount Adjustment (Side1) (x1 Pulse)
0~9
0.6835mm
Initial value 3.6mm (172 pulse, 130 pulse for High Speed mode) +4.1mm/-2.1mm 10
pulse increments
711-151
Loop Amount Adjustment (Side2) (x6 Pulse)
0~14
0.4581mm
Initial value 4.0mm (256 pulse) +4.1mm (346 pulse) / -2.3mm (206 pulse) 10 pulse
increments
711-152
Simplex Speed Mode Switch
0~1
0: High Speed mode Off 1: High Speed mode On
711-158
Position Adjustment for End Position during Invert 10

(x4 Pulse)
20
0.4581mm
increments
711-164
Slow Scan Original Size Correction Value
50
0~100
0.1mm
Correction value for [Size Detection Auto-Correction Function] Original Size Correction Value: +/-5mm
711-200
Position Adjustment for Pre Regist End Position

(Original Lead Edge Eject Amount from Regi Roll
in x2 Pulse Increments)
0~16
0.6249mm
Initial value 0mm (0 pulse) +5.0mm (80 pulse) / -5.0mm (-80 pulse) 10 pulse increments This value also applies to Scan Position Transport Time.
711-201
Position Adjustment for Feed Motor Off Start Posi- 8

tion (x3 Pulse)
1~15
0.6249mm
increments
711-202
Position Adjustment for Position to Start Increasing Speed in Duplex (x5 Pulse)
10
0~20
0.4581mm
Initial value 50.4mm (1080 pulse) +4.6mm (1180 pulse) / -4.6mm (980 pulse) 10
pulse increments
711-203
Position Adjustment for First-Out Pre Feed Position in Duplex (x7 Pulse)
0~10
0.6835mm
increments
711-204
Position Adjustment for N.R. Solenoid On Position 10

during Invert Output (x8 Pulse)
0~20
0.4581mm
increments
711-205
Side2 Feed Motor Reverse Start Time Adjustment 4

Value (T1 ms)
0~20
4msec
Initial value 0ms +80ms/-20ms, 4ms increments
711-207
Next Feed Start Time Adjustment Value (T3 ms)
2~27
4msec
Initial value 0m +88ms/-12ms, 4ms increments
711-208
Simplex Next Pre Regist Start Time Adjustment

Value (T4 ms)
6~25
4msec
Initial value 4ms +76ms/0ms, 4ms increments
711-209
Invert Start Time Adjustment Value (T6 ms)
0~25
4msec
711-210
N.R. Solenoid On Start Time Adjustment Value

during Invert Output (T7 ms)
0~15
4msec
Initial value0ms +40ms/-20ms, 4ms increments
711-211
First-Out Original Feed Start Time Adjustment

Value (T8 ms)
0~25
4msec
711-212
Duplex Next Pre Regist Start Time Adjustment

Value (T9 ms)
6~25
4msec
Initial value 4ms +76ms/0ms, 4ms increments
711-213
DADF Stamp Solenoid On Time Adjustment
3~20
2msec
711-214
DADF Stamp Position Adjustment
15
0~30
0.5mm
Initial value 0mm +7.5mm/-7.5mm, approx. 0.5mm increments Initial value is 10mm
from Tail Edge.
711-215
Slow Down Start Time Adjustment Value during

Nudger Lift Down (T11 ms)
10
0~20
4msec
Initial value 0ms +/-40ms, 4ms increments
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Default
Range
1 Count
Meaning
711-216
Slow Down Start Time Adjustment Value during

Nudger Lift Up (T12 ms)
10
10~20
4msec
Initial value0ms +40ms/-0ms, 4ms increments
711-217
Feed Out Sensor Static Jam Detection Sampling

No. Setting
20
1~40
1 time
Initial value 20 times +20 times/-19 times, 1 time increments
711-218
Feed Out Sensor Act. Correction Coefficient - A9
59
0~255
0.01
Initial value 0.59 0.00~2.55, 0.01 increments
711-219
Feed Out Sensor Act. Correction Coefficient - B9
104
0~255
Initial value 104 0~255, 1 increments
711-270
ADF-IIT Combine Adjustment Value Data 1
0~255
Adjustment Value Data 1 sent to IIT during ADF-IIT Combine.
711-271
0~255
711-272
0~255
711-273
0~255
711-274
0~255
711-275
0~255
711-276
0~255
711-277
0~255
711-278
0~255
711-279
0~255
711-280
0~255
711-281
0~255
711-282
0~255
711-283
0~255
711-284
0~255
711-297
Communication Fail Bypass
0~1
0: Disable Communication Fail Bypass 1: Enable Communication Fail Bypass
711-468
DADF Open/Close Life Count (upper digits)
0~65535
260K * Life value may be changed in Counter Write Command. It cannot be written in
Chain Link setting.
711-469
DADF Open/Close Life Count (lower digits)
63392
0~65535
711-470
DADF Document Feed Life Count (upper digits)
0~65535
711-471
DADF Document Feed Life Count (lower digits)
3392
0~65535
711-472
DADF Simplex and Duplex Document Feed Life

Count (upper digits)
13
0~65535
711-473
DADF Simplex and Duplex Document Feed Life

Count (lower digits)
60032
0~65535
711-474
Invert Solenoid Life Count (upper digits)
0~65535
711-475
Invert Solenoid Life Count (lower digits)
41248
0~65535
711-476
DADF Stamp Solenoid Life Count (upper digits)
0~65535
711-477
DADF Stamp Solenoid Life Count (lower digits)
34464
0~65535
711-478
DADF Stamp Solenoid Ink Life Count (upper digits)
0~65535
711-479
DADF Stamp Solenoid Ink Life Count (lower digits) 3000
0~65535
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Chain Link setting.
Chain Link setting.
Chain Link setting.
Chain Link setting.
1st Version
Chain 715-xxx IISS

Table 3 IISS
Chain-Link Content
Default
Range
Meaning
715-017
IIT Fail Bypass
0~1
0: Fail Bypass Off, 1: Fail Bypass On
715-020
No. of APS
0~1
0: 1 APS, 1: 2 APS
715-025
FL Timer Set
0~1
0: Standard FL Timer settings (30min rest/0.5sec On), 1: Condensation mode setting (Diag 715026, 715-027 timer settings apply)
715-026
Lamp ON Interval
30
0~60
Interval setting (unit: min)
715-027
Lamp ON Time
0~60
Lamp ON time setting (unit: sec)
715-050
Platen SS Registration Adjustment
100
16~184
Slow Scan Direction Regi Correction Value (0.036mm/increment), Factory Settings
715-051
Platen SS Reduce/Enlarge Adjustment
50
44~56
Slow Scan Direction Regi Correction Value (0.1%/increment), Factory Settings
715-052
Platen Glass Type
0~2
0: Platen model, 1: Belt DADF, 2: CVT, Factory Settings
715-053
Platen PRadjF
120
0~240
Fast Scan Direction Regi Correction Value (Dot), VLSS=PROMVLSS+(PRadjF-120)x2, Factory

Settings
715-056
CVT FS Offset Side1-1 (139.7-148)
120
0~240
Fast Scan Direction Regi Correction Value (2dot/increment) in CVT. Factory Settings
715-057
CVT FS Offset Rear Side2-1 (139.7~148)
120
0~240
715-058
CVT FS Offset Side1-2 (182-194)
120
0~240
715-059
120
0~240
715-060
CVT FS Offset Side1-3 (203.2)
120
0~240
715-061
120
0~240
715-062
CVT FS Offset Side1-4 (210)
120
0~240
715-063
120
0~240
715-064
CVT FS Offset Side1-5 (214.9-215.9)
120
0~240
715-065
120
0~240
715-066
120
0~240
715-067
120
0~240
715-068
120
0~240
715-069
120
0~240
715-070
120
0~240
715-071
120
0~240
715-072
120
0~240
715-073
120
0~240
715-074
120
0~240
715-075
120
0~240
715-076
120
0~240
715-077
120
0~240
715-078
120
0~240
715-079
120
0~240
715-080
120
0~240
715-081
120
0~240
715-082
120
0~240
715-083
120
0~240
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Table 3 IISS
Chain-Link Content
Default
Range
Meaning
715-084
120
0~240
715-085
120
0~240
715-086
120
0~240
715-087
120
0~240
715-088
120
0~240
715-089
120
0~240
715-090
120
0~240
715-091
120
0~240
715-095
WREF_ADJ__BWX
140
70~255
BW-X W-Ref correction coefficient, Factory Settings
715-096
WREF_ADJ__BWY
140
70~255
BW-Y W-Ref correction coefficient, Factory Settings
715-105
WREF_ADJ_BW (Individual Paper)
63
0~127
BW W-Ref correction coefficient for each individual paper type.
715-106
IIT Paper Code
0~8
0: NVM uses coefficient for each individual paper type 1: J paper, 2: P paper, 3: C2 paper, 4:
Green100 paper, 5: Digital Color Xpression, 6: Color Tech+, 7: Xerox4200 paper, 8: Xerox Business
715-107
Nut_Angle_Front
990
0~1980
Light Axis Front Nut rotation angle (990~1980: Right revolution angle, 0~990: Left revolution angle)
715-108
Nut_Angle_Rear
990
0~1980
Light Axis Rear Nut rotation angle (990~1980: Right revolution angle, 0~990: Left revolution angle)
715-110
CVT FS Offset Side1
120
0~240
715-111
CVT FS Offset Side2
120
0~240
715-112
CVT FS Offset Side3
120
0~240
715-113
CVT FS Offset Side4
120
0~240
715-241
Black Line Correction Level Value (for Color)
0~15
Black Line Correction Strength Level Setting when reading Color, the larger the value, the stronger
the correction strength ("0" means correction reset).
715-242
Black Line Correction Level Value (for BW)
0~15
Black Line Correction Strength Level Setting when reading BW, the larger the value, the stronger
the correction strength ("0" means correction reset).
715-243
DCIC TEST MODE
0~7
Test Mode Setting for Designing Black Line Correction Parameter, "0" means normal operation.
715-299
8K 16K Size / Country Information Switch
0~2
0: Priority to country information in Controller 1: GCO (16K/8K=270x195/270x390) 2: TFX (16K/

8K=267x194/267x388)
715-300
A6/Postcard Detection
0~2
0: Table default 1: A6SEF 2: PostcardSEF (mm series) or PostcardSEF (Inch series)
715-301
8.5x11S / 5.5x8.5L / A4S / A5L Detection
0~3
0: Table default 1: 8.5x11S, 5.5x8.5L 2: A4S, A5L 3: 8.5x11S, 5.5x8.5L, A4S, A5L
715-302
A4S/8.5in Detection 2
0~6
0: 210mm, 1: 211mm, 2: 212mm, 3: 213mm, 4: 214mm, 5: 215mm, 6: 216mm
715-303
B5/8x10 Detection
0~3
0: Table default 1: B5LEF or ExecutiveLEF 2: 8x10LEF/8x10.5LEF 3: Off
715-304
8K Detection
0~2
0: Table default 1: On 2: Off
715-305
8.5x13/8.5x14 Detection
0~3
0: Table default 1: 12.4inch 2: 13inch 3: 14inch
715-306
Original Detection Table for Special Paper
0~2
0: Do not use Special Table 1: APS OFF, A4; APS ON, A3 2: APS OFF, Letter; APS ON, 17inch
715-307
Original Size Detection Table Switch
1~5
1: Inch13-2 2: mm-2 3: mm 4: Inch13-1 5: Inch14
715-308
5.5x8.5/Postcard Detection
0~2
0: Table default 1: A5SEF or 5.5x8.5SEF 2: PostCardLEF
715-309
11x14.9/11x17 Detection
0~2
0: Table default 1: 11x14.9SEF 2: 11x17SEF
715-310
A3/11x17 Detection
0~3
0: Table default 1: A3SEF 2: 11x17SEF 3: A3SEF, 11x17SEF
715-311
A4/8.5x11 Detection
0~3
0: Table default 1: A4LEF 2: 8.5x11LEF 3: 8.5x11LEF, A4LEF
715-344
Original Size Detection, Platen Background

Countermeasure for Dirt
0~1
0: Detection by 4 registers 1: Detection by 3 registers (countermeasure for dirt)
715-345
GCO/TFX Size Switch
0~1
0: GCO (16K/8K=270x195/270x390) 1: TFX (16K/8K=267x194/267x388)
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Chain-Link Content
Default
Range
Meaning
715-346
B4/8K Fast Scan Threshold Value Setting
0~6
0: 256mm, 1: 258mm, 2: 260mm, 3: 262mm, 4: 264mm, 5: 266mm, 6: 268mm
715-347
8K/11x17SEF Fast Scan Threshold Value Setting 3
0~6
0: 269mm, 1: 271mm, 2: 273mm, 3: 275mm, 4: 277mm, 5: 279mm, 6: 281mm
715-348
B6 Detection
0~2
0: Table default 1: On 2: Off
715-349
B6/5x7 Detection
0~2
0: Table default 1: B6SEF 2: 5x7SEF
715-362
FL_CHK_NG_Count
0~65535
Lamp Check NG Count (Reset when lamp is replaced)
715-363
FL_CHK_NG_Data
0~1023
Data obtained when Lamp Check Fails (Read G Write data compared at checking)
715-418
AOCerr
0~255
No. of times the AOC flow has ended abnormally
715-560
BWPG Density
128
0~255
Solid PG density of the whole page (0: Black)
715-600
AE1 FS External Area
255
0~65535
High Speed AE/Fast Scan Direction undetected area INSTV At SMPST, SMPED setting
715-602
AE3 FS External Area
255
0~65535
High Speed AE/Fast Scan Direction undetected area INSTV At MAEFST, MAEFSE setting (* Area
used as detection area is used for PreIPS noise removal as well)
715-604
Line to Fix Variation
60
0~65535
High Speed AE/Slow Scan Direction variable fixed position/NCON Slow Scan Edge AE Detection
Amount (0.16mm increments)
715-608
Variation Control for BW Copy
0~1
LIM Control mode
715-610
Variation Control for FAX, BinScan
0~1
LIM Control mode
715-611
Variation Control for ContoneScan
0~1
LIM Control mode
715-617
AE Control of FS Length
0~1
0: Always use the document size detection result 1: Use the input document size as the detection
size For AES parameter calculation.
715-618
Minimum FS Length for AE
500
0~65535
Fast Scan Detection Min range (0.1mm increments) For AES parameter calculation.
715-619
RAE Upper Limit 1 of SS Enlargement Correction 4000

Value for Adjusting AE Parameter
0~4000
Slow Scan Detection Max range (0.1mm increments) For RAE.
715-630
TP_BW_Copy_Fax Suppression Level of AE

(Print, Photograph, Copy)
0~4095
0: Strength Level 0 (standard), 1: Strength Level 1, 2: Strength Level 2, 3: Strength Level 3, 4:

Strength Level 4, 5~15 and above: Strength Level 0 (standard) 0bit~3bit, Platen 4bit~7bit, CVT or
DADF 8bit~11bit, CVT or DADF 2 Sided Copy (* Used as the PreIPS EAER_DAT suppression level
as well)
715-631
TP_BW_Copy_Fax Offset Level of AE (Print,

Photograph, Copy)
273
0~4095

DADF 8bit~11bit, CVT or DADF 2 Sided Copy
715-632
TX_BW_Copy_Fax Suppression Level of AE

(Normal, Pencil Text)
0~4095

DADF. 8bit~11bit, CVT or DADF 2 Sided Copy (* Used as the PreIPS EAER_DAT suppression level
as well)
715-633
TX_BW_Copy_Fax Offset Level of AE (Normal,

Pencil Text)
273
0~4095

715-634
TPL_BW_Copy_Fax Suppression Level of AE

(Light Document)
0~4095

as well)
715-635
TPL_BW_Copy_Fax Offset Level of AE (Light

Document)
273
0~4095

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Table 3 IISS
Chain-Link Content
Default
Range
Meaning
715-636
TRP_BW_Copy_Fax Suppression Level of AE

(Tracing Paper)
0~4095

as well)
715-637
TRP_BW_Copy_Fax Offset Level of AE (Tracing 273

Paper)
0~4095

715-642
TP_BW_Contone Suppression Level of AE
819
0~4095

as well)
715-643
TP_BW_Contone Offset Level of AE
0~4095

715-644
woTP_BW_Contone Suppression Level of AE
819
0~4095

as well)
715-645
woTP_BW_Contone Offset Level of AE
0~4095

715-669
Control of Tracing Paper Mode
0~1
0: ,Normal, 1: Tracing Paper mode (* Used as PreIPS C mode as well)
715-689
CL Balance Def K / Low Density
0~8
Default Color Balance Adjustment Level K Color Low Density
715-690
CL Balance Def K / Medium Density
0~8
Default Color Balance Adjustment Level K Color Medium Density
715-691
CL Balance Def K / High Density
0~8
Default Color Balance Adjustment Level K Color High Density
715-702
PLTN/Belt FS Reduce/Enlarge Adjustment
50
0~100
Fine adjustment for Fast Scan Direction Reduce/Enlarge ratios. Specify within the range of 0 and
100 in increments of 1. The value indicates the fine adjustment with 0=-5%, 50=0% and 100=5% at
+/-5% (0.1% increments). (No adjustment in Factory Settings)
715-703
CVT FS Reduce/Enlarge Adjustment
50
0~100
Fine adjustment for Fast Scan Direction Reduce/Enlarge ratios. Specify within the range of 0 and
100 in increments of 1. The value indicates the fine adjustment with 0=-5%, 50=0% and 100=5% at
+/-5% (0.1% increments). (No adjustment in Factory Settings)
715-704
IPS Through Setting1
0~65535
IPS Through Setting 1. Force to skip Image Processing functions at memory sample scan. Change
a value at S/W & H/W DEBUG. Always set "0" in normal use. (Handle with care) --The usage is as
follows: Whether to execute/force to skip functions is assigned to each bit. However, you can specify multiple bits at a time. [PF1]| [PF2] ,D'0: AES | BEXG_TH ,D'1: DF39 | FSRE_TH ,D'2: SSR |
SSR_TH ,D'3: FSRE | NSP_TH ,D'4: NSP | AER_TH ,D'5: 4DLUT | TRC2_TH ,D'6: 5AER | ED_TH
,D'7: 5MUL | SEL_TH ,D'8: 5MWA | SEL2_TH ,D'9: 4AER | (spare) ,D'10: 4MUL | (spare) ,D'11:
TRC | (spare) ,D'12: ED | (spare) ,D'13: DIRECT | (spare) ,D'14: (spare) | (spare) ,D'15: (spare) |
(spare) The specified bit value is: B'0: Unchanged, B'1: Forced to skip.
715-720
Normal Density Text (BW Copy)
128
0~256
B/W COPY Text Normal Density Adjustment
715-721
High Density Text (BW Copy)
128
0~256
B/W COPY Text Darker 3 Density Adjustment
715-722
Normal Density Text (Scan/Fax)
128
0~256
Scan/FAX Text Normal Density Adjustment
715-723
High Density Text (Scan/Fax)
128
0~256
Scan/FAX Text Darker 3 Density Adjustment
715-724
PLTN RAE SS Not Detect Area
0~65535
Slow Scan Non-detection area Setup Value at Real Time AE for Platen model. BASE, HAEST,
MAESST, NAESS
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Chain-Link Content
Default
Range
Meaning
715-725
DADF-P-Job RAE SS Not Detect Area
0~65535
Slow Scan Non-detection area Setup Value at Real Time AE for DADF model Platen job. Or, Slow
Scan Non-detection area Setup Value at Real Time AE for CVT job. BASE, HAEST, MAESST,
NAESS
715-726
DADF-D-Job RAE SS Not Detect Area
0~65535
Slow Scan Non-detection area Setup Value at Real Time AE for DADF model DADF job.
HAEST, MAESST, NAESS
715-800
IISS-DADF Communication Fail
0~65535
Accumulative Fail Counter value. (Write not permitted)
715-801
(Same as above)
0~65535
Accumulative Fail Counter value since it was last reset. (Write not permitted)
715-802
IISS-Controller Communication Fail
0~65535
715-803
(Same as above)
0~65535
715-804
DADF EEPROM Fail
0~65535
715-805
(Same as above)
0~65535
715-808
CRG Position Fail
0~65535
715-809
(Same as above)
0~65535
715-810
IISS LOGIC Fail
0~65535
715-811
(Same as above)
0~65535
715-812
PreIPS (X) Recognition Fail
0~65535
715-813
(Same as above)
0~65535
715-814
Lamp Illumination Fail
0~65535
715-815
(Same as above)
0~65535
715-816
CRG Over Run Fail
0~65535
715-817
(Same as above)
0~65535
715-822
AGC Fail
0~65535
715-823
(Same as above)
0~65535
715-824
AOC Fail
0~65535
715-825
(Same as above)
0~65535
715-826
IPS PWBA Fail
0~65535
715-827
(Same as above)
0~65535
715-856
IIT Hot Line Fail
0~65535
715-857
(Same as above)
0~65535
715-860
Scan Replacement Life Count (upper digits)
91
0~65535
Scan Replacement Life Count (upper digits) (Write not permitted): 6,000,000 times (including Pre
Scan)
BASE,
715-861
Scan Replacement Life Count (lower digits)
36224
0~65535
Scan Replacement Life Count (lower digits) (Write not permitted)
715-875
Lamp On Time Replacement Life Count (upper

digits)
109
0~65535
Lamp On Time Replacement Life Count (upper digits) (Write not permitted) : 7,200,000 sec (2,000
hr)
715-876
Lamp On Time Replacement Life Count (lower

digits)
56576
0~65535
Lamp On Time Replacement Life Count (lower digits) (Write not permitted)
715-890
Lamp On Replacement Life Count (upper digits)
91
0~65535
Lamp On Replacement Life Count (upper digits) (Write not permitted) : 6,000,000 times
715-891
Lamp On Replacement Life Count (lower digits)
36224
0~65535
Lamp On Replacement Life Count (lower digits) (Write not permitted)
Chain 719-xxx Configuration
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Table 4 Configuration
Chain-Link Name
Default
Range
Remarks
719-008
Market Information
0~3
0: FX, 1: AP, 2: XC, 3: XE
719-009
IISS Major Version
0~65535
IISS Major Version No. (Same as when downloaded)
719-010
IISS Minor Version
0~65535
IISS Minor Version No. (Same as when downloaded)
719-011
IISS Revision Version
0~65535
IISS Revision Version No. (Same as when downloaded)
719-012
IISS Patch Version
0~65535
IISS Patch Version No. (Same as when downloaded)
719-013
ADF Major Version
0~65535
ADF Major Version No. (Same as when downloaded)
719-014
ADF Minor Version
0~65535
ADF Minor Version No. (Same as when downloaded)
719-015
ADF Revision Version
0~65535
ADF Revision Version No. (Same as when downloaded)
719-016
ADF Patch Version
0~65535
ADF Patch Version No. (Same as when downloaded)
719-017
IPL Version
0~65535
IPL Version No.
Controller & Fax NVM List
Chain 700-xxx Common

Table 1 Common
ChainLink
Content
Default
Range
Meaning
700-006
Configuration
1~15
P(rinter), F(ax), C(opy), S(can) are allocated the following bits and are expressed in the following logic. P: 01, F: 02, C 04, S: 08. To differentiate between SP and MF-CSP, SP is allocated 0x09.
700-061
Fax Card Available
-2~0
0: Normal, -1: Error, -2: Not installed
700-064
Fax Card Available for Ch0
0=None
0~1
0=None, 1=Available
700-071
USB User Buffer Size
64KB
64~1024
[64KB~1MB] (32KB increments) Unit: Kbyte
700-073
Page Memory Size
64~256
bytes (Auto Set)
700-075
ART User Buffer Size
32KB
32~2048
[32KB~2048KB] (32KB increments) Unit: Kbyte
700-076
PostScript Buffer Size
16MB (16x1024)
8~96
[8MB~96MB] (0.25MB increments) Unit: Kbyte
700-078
Form Buffer Size
128KB
128~2048
[128KB~2048KB] Unit: Kbyte
700-080
HPGL/Auto Layout Buffer Size
64KB
64~5120
[64KB~5120KB] (32KB increments) Unit: Kbyte
700-081
Parallel Buffer Size
64KB
64~1024
700-082
Port9100 Buffer Size
256KB
64~1024
700-083
Lpd Buffer Size
1024KB
1024~2048
[1MB~2MB] (32KB increments) Unit: Kbyte
700-084
NetWare Buffer Size
256KB
1024~2048
700-085
AppleTalk Buffer Size
1024KB
64~1024
[1MB~2MB] (32KB increments) Unit: Kbyte
700-086
SMB Buffer Size
256KB
64~1024
700-087
IPP Buffer Size
256KB
64~1024
700-088
Salutation Buffer Size
256KB
64~1024
700-089
HDD Status
-2
[0: Installed, -1: Failed, -2: Not installed] (Auto Detect)
700-120
Time Zone
+540 (FX Default) +600

(AP Default) -300 (XC
Default)
700-124
Auto Clear Timer
1min (MF: 60, P: 1)
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Displays time difference (min) from GMT. For example, Japan: 540, Hawaii: -600
0~240
When entering from the menu, MF: 0 (prohibit), 60, 120, 180, 240 (sec) P: 0 (prohibit), 1~30
(min) When entering from a Chain Link, 0 (prohibit)~240 can be entered for MF and P but for
normal operation, they must fall within the above range.
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ChainLink
Content
Default
Range
Meaning
700-125
Job Cancel Timer
10min
0~5940
0, 240~5940: [Prohibit, 4~99min] (1min increments) (The value is different from the MF-UI
SOD value. This value is extracted from the COPY SOD.)
700-126
Operating Timer
10sec
0~240
0: Off 1~240: [1~240sec] (1min increments)
700-127
Job End Timer
6sec
0~240
0: Off 1~240: [1~240sec] (1min increments)
700-128
Scanning Timer
4sec
0~20
1~20: [1~20sec (1sec increments)]
700-129
Low Power Mode Timer
Sheeta: 2min
1~240
1~240: [1~240min (1min increments)] 2~60: [2~60min (Sheeta)] (Ignored if not in Low
Power mode)
700-130
Sleep Mode Timer
Sheeta: 2min
1~240
1~240: [1~240min (1min increments)] 2~60: [2~60min (Sheeta)] (Ignored if not in Sleep
mode)
700-131
Sleep Mode Available
1: Enable
0~1
[0: Disable, 1: Enable]
700-132
Panel Select Tone
2: Normal
0~3
[0: Off, 1: Soft, 2: Normal, 3: Loud]
700-133
Panel Alert Tone
2: Normal
0~3
700-134
Job Complete Tone (Copy)
2: Normal
0~3
700-135
Job Complete Tone (without Copy)
2: Normal
0~3
700-136
Error Alert Tone
0: Off
0~3
[0: Off, 1: Soft, 2: Normal, 3: Loud] (For P Models, there is no volume adjustment. Any setting of soft, normal or loud means On.)
700-137
Job Incomplete Tone
2: Normal
0~3
700-138
Ready Tone
2: Normal
0~3
700-139
Toner Empty Alert Tone
2: Normal
0~3
700-140
Bell Tone
2: Normal
0~3
700-141
Line Monitor Tone
2: Normal
1~3
[1: Soft, 2: Normal, 3: Loud]
700-142
Low Power Mode Available
1: Enable
0~1
700-143
Job Memory Entry Tone
2: Normal
0~3
700-144
Auto Log Print Flag
0: Off
0~1
0: Off 1: On
700-145
Report Duplex Print
0: Off
0~1
0: Off 1: On
700-146
Mail Box Receive Report
On
0~1
0: Off 1: On
700-147
Protocol Monitor Output Control
When print instruction is

specified (0)
0~2
0=When print instruction is specified 1=When error occurs 2=Always
700-148
Broadcast / Multi-Poll Report Print Control
1=Print
0~1
1=Do not print 1=Print
700-149
Relaid Broadcast Report Output Control
Send to Relay Station
0~3
0=Do not print 1=Send to Relay Station 2=Print on machine 3=Send to Relay Station and
print on machine
700-150
FAX Communication Report Output Control Print (1)
0~1
700-151
Transmission Report on Error Output Con- On

trol
0~2
[0=Off, 1=On, 2=Always print] Note: Transmission reports can only be printed from the
Panel. However, with Transmission Report=On, when sending fails, undelivered reports will
be printed.
700-152
User Abort Transmission Report Output

Control
0~1
700-153
No Paper Alert
2: Normal
0~3
700-154
Auto Clear Pre Notification Tone
2: Normal
0~3
700-155
Base Tone
2: Normal
0~3
0 (Do not print)
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Content
Default
Range
Meaning
700-164
Language
1: Japanese 2: English
1~32
1: Japanese, 2: English, 3: French, 4: German, 5: Italian, 6: Spanish, 7: Portuguese, 8: Russian, 9: Simplified Chinese, 10: Korean, 11: Thai, 12: Vietnamese, 13: Traditional Chinese,
14: Dutch, 15: Danish, 16: Swedish, 17: Finnish, 18: Norwegian, 19: Brazilian Portuguese,
20: Bulgarian, 21: Polish, 22: Hungarian, 23: Rumanian, 24: Czech, 25: Greek, 26: Turkish,
27: Arabic, 28: Persian, 29: Hebrew
700-165
Country Code
0=Not Defined, 840=USA, 124=Canada, 076=Brazil, 826= UK, 276=Germany, 380=Italy,

250=France, 724=Spain, 528=Holland, 756=Swiss, 752=Sweden, 056=Belgium, 040=Austria, 620=Portugal, 246=Finland, 208=Denmark, 578=Norway, 300=Greece, 372=Ireland,
036=Australia, 554=New Zealand, 360=Indonesia, 702=Singapore, 458=Malaysia,
608=Philippines, 764=Thailand, 344=Hong Kong, 704=Vietnam, 392=Japan, 158=Taiwan,
410=Korea, Mexico=484, Chile=152, Argentina=032, Venezuela=862, Columbia=170,
Peru=604, India=356, Egypt=818, South Africa=710, Turkey=792, Russia=643, Czech
Republic=203, Poland=616, Hungary=348, Romania=642, Bulgaria=100, Morocco=504,
156=China, 703=Slovakia, 048=Bahrain, 072=Botswana, 196=Cyprus, 231=Ethiopia,
238=Falklands, 292=Gibraltar, 364=Iran, 376=Israel, 400=Jordan, 414=Kuwait, 422=Lebanon, 586=Pakistan, 634=Qatar, 682=Saudi Arabia, 512=Oman, 784=UAE, 232=Eritrea,
270=Gambia, 288=Ghana, 404=Kenya, 426=Lesotho, 454=Malawi, 470=Malta,
516=Namibia, 566=Nigeria, 736=Sudan, 694=Sierra Leone, 748=Swaziland, 760=Syria,
834=Tanzania, 800=Uganda, 894=Zambia, 887=Yemen, 716=Zimbabwe, 012=Algeria,
450=Madagascar, 480=Mauritius, 148=Chad, 788=Tunisia, 562=Niger, 108=Burundi,
178=Congo, 266=Gabon, 384=Cote dlvoire, 024=Angola, 854=Burkina Faso, 120=Cameroon, 132=Cape Verde, 140=CAR, 180=DR Congo, 466=Mali, 508=Mozambique,
686=Senegal, 690=Seychelles, 768=Togo, 218=Ecuador, 780=Trinidad and Tobago
700-166
Territory
PFRSC_SYS [1=FX, 2=XC, 3=XE, 4=AP]

_PRODUCT_
TERRITORY_
AP
700-171
KO Tools Entry Password
11111
700-173
Off Hook Alert
2 (XE)
0~3
700-174
Transaction Report Log
0~2
0: Recipient Name>Remote Terminal Name>Telephone No.>Remote Terminal ID>CCITT

XX (Local, M/N common) 1: Give priority to Remote Terminal ID. 2: Give priority to telephone no.
700-175
Transaction Report Display Point
0=Display first 40 digits
0~1
0=Display first 40 digits 1=Display last 40 digits
700-197
Max. Job No.s
600 (O2) 90
90~3000
Set between 90(Min)~300(Max) in increments of 1. (O2) 30~3000
0~1
700-198
Job Passing Available
Allow: 1
700-301
SEEPROM Serial# (1st digit)
P Models: ASCII '0'~'9' 4 digits MF Models: ASCII '0'~'9' 4~12 digits
Allow: 1, Prohibit: 0
Alphanumerics (ASCII)
700-302
SEEPROM Serial# (2nd digit)
700-303
SEEPROM Serial# (3rd digit)
700-304
SEEPROM Serial# (4th digit)
700-305
700-306
700-307
700-308
700-309
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Default
700-310
Range
Meaning
700-311
Battery Backup SRAM Serial# (1st digit)
700-312
Battery Backup SRAM Serial# (2nd digit)
700-313
Battery Backup SRAM Serial# (3rd digit)
700-314
Battery Backup SRAM Serial# (4th digit)
700-315
700-316
700-317
700-318
700-319
700-320
700-321
SEEPROM Product# (1st digit)
700-322
SEEPROM Product# (2nd digit)
700-323
SEEPROM Product# (3rd digit)
700-324
SEEPROM Product# (4th digit)
700-325
Battery Backup SRAM Product# (1st digit)
700-326
Battery Backup SRAM Product# (2nd digit) -
700-327
Battery Backup SRAM Product# (3rd digit) -
700-328
Battery Backup SRAM Product# (4th digit) -
700-329
SEEPROM Product Code (1st digit)
700-330
SEEPROM Product Code (2nd digit)
700-331
SEEPROM Product Code (3rd digit)
700-332
SEEPROM Product Code (4th digit)
700-333
700-334
700-335
700-336
700-337
Configuration (Info. on SEEPROM)
[P, SP, CSP, CFSP (,C)] (C is requested by M/N) Adjusted at Factory Settings P(rinter),
F(ax), C(opy), S(can) are allocated the following bits and are expressed in the following
logic. P: 0x01, F: 0x02, C: 0x04, S: 0x08
700-338
Territory (SEEPROM)
700-339
IOT ROM Major Version
(Auto Set)
700-340
IOT ROM Minor Version
(Auto Set)
700-341
IOT ROM Revision Version
(Auto Set)
700-342
Sys Main ROM Major
(Auto Set)
700-343
Sys Main ROM Minor
(Auto Set)
700-344
Sys Main ROM Revision
(Auto Set)
700-348
IIT ROM Major
(Auto Set)
700-349
IIT ROM Minor
(Auto Set)
700-350
IIT ROM Revision
(Auto Set)
1st Version
1~4
[1=FX, 2=XC, 3=XE, 4=AP]
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Content
Default
700-351
DADF ROM Major
700-352
DADF ROM Minor
(Auto Set)
700-353
DADF ROM Revision
(Auto Set)
700-360
Product Code (1st digit)
700-361
Product Code (2nd digit)
700-362
Product Code (3rd digit)
700-363
Product Code (4th digit)
700-364
700-365
700-366
700-367
700-368
Lpd Buffer Size (Memory Spool)
1MB (1x1024)
700-373
Fax CH1 ROM Major Version
700-374
Fax CH1 ROM Minor Version
(Auto Set)
700-375
Fax CH1 ROM Revision
(Auto Set)
700-376
(Auto Set)
700-377
(Auto Set)
700-378
(Auto Set)
700-382
(Auto Set)
700-383
(Auto Set)
700-384
(Auto Set)
700-389
PCL Buffer Size
64MB (64x1024)
2560~65536
[2.5MB~64MB] (0.25MB increments) Unit: Kbyte
700-390
Memory Size for E-mail Print
256KB (256)
64~1024
64K~1MB Unit: Kbyte
0~2
Range
Meaning
(Auto Set)
512~32768
When spooling memory: [512KB~32MB] (256KB increments) Unit: Kbyte

(Auto Set)
700-396
Auditron Color Mode for Copy
0: Prohibit
700-397
Default Input Medium Size
44: Letter
700-398
CE Auditron Mode
Display
0~1
0: Do not display, 1: Display
700-399
Default Unit of Measure (mm/inch)
3: Inch
1~3
1: mm, 3: Inch
700-401
Paper Size Group NVM
Value set in Paper Size

Group
1~5
[1: Japan, 2: NA (North America), 3: EU, 4: AP, 5: SA (South America)]
700-402
Paper Size Group SEEPROM
Set for each region
1~5
[1: Japan, 2: NA (North America), 3: EU, 4: AP, 5: SA (South America)]
700-410
RAM Disk Size for Print
Standard Memory, 33M

Additional 128M, 50M
0: Prohibit, 1: BW, 2: BW & Low Price Color

5: A4, 44: Letter
This setting is valid only when the HDD is not installed while the Printer Kit is installed. Do
not set for other cases. The setting range is 0~[current value + available memory capacity].
Unit is 1M. The current value can be checked using the Settings List report. The available
memory capacity can be checked in the Control Panel or the CWIS Memory Settings menu.
Note 1: If a value above [current value + available memory capacity] is entered, Factory Settings for all memory settings (including Host IF Receive Buffer, Form Memory etc.) will be
restored. Note 2: If the field for Auto Collate printing is also changed, change so that the sum
of all increments does not exceed the available memory capacity. Note 3: If set to 0, Auto
Collate will be turned off. When setting to 0, always set both this setting and the field for
Auto Collate printing to 0.
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Content
Default
700-411
RAM Disk Size for Copy
Standard Memory, 33M

700-412
RAM Disk Size for Box
7M
700-420
Download Disable Flag
0: Allow
700-421
Product ID(1) of Download File
NULL
ASCII
700-422
NULL
ASCII
700-423
NULL
ASCII
700-424
NULL
ASCII
700-425
NULL
ASCII
700-426
NULL
ASCII
700-427
NULL
ASCII
700-428
NULL
700-430
Security PKI Mode Level
1: Level 1
700-431
Security PKI Certification Type
0: Not registered
0~2
[0: Not registered, 1: Available (Self-generate), 2: Available (Import)]
700-437
Security SSL Enable
0: False Invalid
0~1
[0: False Invalid, 1: True Valid]

443, 8000~9999
Range
Meaning
This setting is valid only when the HDD is not installed. Do not set for other cases. The setting range is 0~[current value + available memory capacity]. Unit is 1M. The current value
can be checked using the Settings List report. The available memory capacity can be
checked in the Control Panel or the CWIS Memory Settings menu. Note 1: If a value above
[current value + available memory capacity] is entered, Factory Settings for all memory settings will be restored. Note 2: If the field for Auto Collate printing is also changed, so that the
sum of all the increments does not exceed the available memory capacity.
Setting not allowed.
0~1
0: Allow, 1: Prohibit
ASCII
1~3
[1: Level 1, 2: Level 2, 3: Level 3]
700-445
Security SSL Enable
443
433~9999
700-446
Security HDD Overwrite Enable
0: Disable
0~1
700-447
Security HDD Overwrite Count Set
1~3
1, 3
700-452
Security SNTP Server Address Valid
0: False
0~1
[0: False, 1: True]
700-453
Security SNTP Server Address
0.0.0.0
00000000~FF 00000000~FFFFFFFF
FFFFFF
700-454
Security SNTP Info Enable
0: Disable
91
700-455
Security SNTP Info Interval Time
168
1~500
1~500hr
700-490
Stored Document LED ON Control
0: All documents
0~1
0: All documents, 1: Received Fax documents
700-500
iFAX to iFAX Via Box Enable
Off
0~1
1: On, 0: Off
700-501
iFAX to E-mail Via Box Enable
Off
0~1
1: On, 0: Off
700-502
Auto Doc Delete From Box
0: Do not auto delete
0~1
1: Auto delete, 0: Do not auto delete
700-503
Pass Days of Auto Doc Delete From Box
1~14
1~14 days
700-504
Hour at Auto Doc Delete From Box
0~23
0~23
700-505
Minute at Auto Doc Delete From Box
0~59
0~59
700-506
Doc Delete From Box After Client Pull
0: Follow Box settings
0~1
0: Follow Box settings, 1: Delete
700-520
SESAMI Manager Port Number
80
80~9999
80, 8000~9999
700-521
SESAMI Manager Max Sessions
1~5
1~5
700-522
SESAMI Manager Connection Timeout
30
1~255
1~255
700-523
SESAMI Job Flow Service Connection

Timeout
60
1~900
1~900
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Content
Default
Range
Meaning
700-530
Reboot When Fault Occurs
1: Reboot
0~1
[1: Do not reboot, 0: Reboot]
700-540
Auditron Mode
0: Off
0~2
0: Off, 1: Internal Auditron, 2: Network Accounting
700-541
Auditron Mode Enable for MBOX Print
1: On
0~1
0: Off (Do not limit), 1: On (Limit)
700-542
Auditron Mode Enable for MBOX Output
1: On
0~1
0: Off (Do not limit), 1: On (Limit)
700-543
User Information Memory Location
0: NVM
0~1
0: NVRAM, 1: HDD
700-544
Auditron Check Info Enable
1: Enable
0~1
0: Disable, 1: Enable
700-545
Auditron Password Mode OFF/ON
0: Off
0~1
0: Off, 1: On
700-546
Auditron No Account Action
0: Cancel
0~1
0=Cancel, 1=Store
700-547
Auditron User ID
User ID
1~15 characters (7Bit ASCII)
700-548
Auditron Account ID
Account ID
700-549
Auditron Condeal User ID
0: False
0~1
0: False, 1: True
700-550
Auditron Condeal Account ID
0: False
0~1
0: False, 1: True
700-551
Remote Authentication Mode for Scan
0: Off
0~2
0: Off, 1: On, 2: On with Guest
700-552
Remote Authentication Service
0: Kerberos
(Windows2000)
0~1
0: Kerberos (Windows2000) 1: Kerberos (Solaris)
700-553
Guest Password
guest
700-554
KDC IP Address
0.0.0.0
700-555
KDC Server Port Number
88
700-556
KDC FQDN
Null character
700-557
KDC Realm Name
Null character
700-558
DV Pay for Print Forced Store
0=Off
0~1
0=Off, 1=On
700-559
DV Pay for Print XPJL Command Enable
0=Disable
0~1
0=Disable, 1=Enable
700-560
DV Pay for Print Error Account Action
0=Cancel
0~1
0=Cancel, 1=Store
700-561
DV Pay for Print Job Command Enable
0=Disable
0~1
0=Disable, 1=Enable
700-562
No Account User Print Permission
0=Disable
0~1
0=Disable, 1=Enable
700-563
User Auth Error Max Number for Auth Lock 5
0~10
0~10
700-564
User Auth Error Max Number for Access

Log
10
0~600
0~600
700-570
HCF ROM Major
700-571
HCF ROM Minor
(Auto Set)
700-572
HCF ROM Revision
(Auto Set)
700-573
Finisher ROM Major
(Auto Set)
700-574
Finisher ROM Minor
(Auto Set)
700-575
Finisher ROM Revision
(Auto Set)
700-576
IIT Extension ROM Major
(Auto Set)
700-577
IIT Extension ROM Minor
(Auto Set)
700-578
IIT Extension ROM Revision
(Auto Set)

0.0.0.0~255.255.255.255
0~65535
Values between 1~65535

Character below 255bytes valid in FQDN
Character string below 64bytes
(Auto Set)
700-600
Group1(IOT)
(Auto Set)
700-601
Group1(SYS1)
(Auto Set)
700-602
Group1(SYS2)
(Auto Set)
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Default
700-603
Group2(IOT)
(Auto Set)
700-604
Group2(SYS1)
(Auto Set)
700-605
Group2(SYS2)
(Auto Set)
700-606
Group3(IOT)
(Auto Set)
700-607
Group3(SYS1)
(Auto Set)
700-608
Group3(SYS2)
(Auto Set)
Range
Meaning
Chain 720-xxx Meter Counter

Table 2 Meter Counter
ChainLink
Content
Default
Range
Meaning
720-002
Billing
PFV_BILLING_TYPE_1
1~7
[Billing1: 1, Billing2: 2, Billing3: 3, Billing4: 4, Billing5: 5, Billing6: 6, Billing7: 7]
720-003
Master Print-Full Color
0~19999999
[0~19,999,999]
720-004
Master Print-Color1
0~19999999
[0~19,999,999]
720-005
Master Print-Color2
0~19999999
[0~19,999,999]
720-006
Master Print-B
0~19999999
[0~19,999,999]
720-007
Master Copy-Full Color Counter
0~19999999
[0~19,999,999]
720-008
Master Copy-Color2 Counter
0~19999999
[0~19,999,999]
720-009
Master Copy-B Counter
0~19999999
[0~19,999,999]
720-010
Master FAX-Full Color Counter
0~19999999
[0~19,999,999]
720-011
Master FAX-B Counter
0~19999999
[0~19,999,999]
720-012
Backup1 Print-Full Color
0~19999999
[0~19,999,999]
720-013
Backup1 Print-Color1
0~19999999
[0~19,999,999]
720-014
Backup1 Print-Color2
0~19999999
[0~19,999,999]
720-015
Backup1 Print-B
0~19999999
[0~19,999,999]
720-016
Backup1 Copy-Full Color Counter
0~19999999
[0~19,999,999]
720-017
Backup1 Copy-Color2 Counter
0~19999999
[0~19,999,999]
720-018
Backup1 Copy-B Counter
0~19999999
[0~19,999,999]
720-019
Backup1 FAX-Full Color Counter
0~19999999
[0~19,999,999]
720-020
Backup1 FAX-B Counter
0~19999999
[0~19,999,999]
720-046
Master Large Size B Counter
0~19999999
[0~19,999,999]
720-047
Master Large Size Color Counter
0~19999999
[0~19,999,999]
720-048
Backup1 Large Size B Counter
0~19999999
[0~19,999,999]
720-049
Backup1 Large Size Color Counter
0~19999999
[0~19,999,999]
720-052
Billing Type
STANDARD: 0
0~2
[STANDARD: 0, CUSTOM1: 1, CUSTOM2: 2]
720-053
Master Modal Color Counter
0~19999999
[0~19,999,999]
720-054
Master Modal B Counter
0~19999999
[0~19,999,999]
720-055
Backup1 Modal Color Counter
0~19999999
[0~19,999,999]
720-056
Backup1 Modal B Counter
0~19999999
[0~19,999,999]
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ChainLink
Content
Default
Range
Meaning
720-057
Billing Modal Break Point
10
10~100
[10~100]
Chain 731-xxx Chain 732-xxx Stored Data

Table 3 Stored Data
ChainLink
Content
731001~999
Speed Dial setting for Modem Speed (Link 0: Follow system data for
1-500)
modem speed
732001~999
Speed Dial setting for Super G3 (Link 1500=Dial
0: Do not prohibit
0~1
[0: Do not prohibit, 1: Prohibit]
733001~999
Speed Dial setting for ECM (Link 1500=Dial)
0: Do not prohibit
0~1
734001~999
Speed Dial setting for JBIG (Link 1500=Dial)
0: Do not prohibit
0~1
Default
Range
Meaning
[Follow system data for modem speed=0, 2400bps=1, 4800bps=2, 7200bps=3, 9600bps=4,
12000bps=5, 144000bps=6, 16800bps=7, 19200bps=8, 21600bps=9, 24000bps=10,
26400bps=11, 28800bps=12, 31200bps=13, 33600bps=14]
Chain 770-xxx I/O Port Protocol

Table 4 I/O Port Protocol
ChainLink
Content
Default
Range
Meaning
770-001
Parallel Port Enable
1: Enable
0~1
770-002
Parallel Print ModeType
1: Auto
1~29
1: Auto, 14: Dump, 15: ART, 16: PLW, 3: HPGL2, 8: ESCP, 9: 201H, 5: PostScript, 10: TIFF
2: PCL, 17: KS5843, 18: KSSM, 29: KS5895
770-003
Parallel JCL(FX)/PJL(AP) Switch
On
0~1
0: Off, 1: On
770-004
Parallel Adobe Protocol
0: Standard
0~2
0: Standard, 1: Binary, 2: TBCP
770-005
Parallel Auto Feed Time
6 (30sec)
1~255
1~255 (5~1275 sec)
770-006
Parallel Input Prime
On
0~1
0: Off, 1: On
770-007
Parallel COMM Mode
On
0~1
0: On, 1: Off
770-009
Parallel Corresponding Standard
0: IEEE P1284
0~1
0: IEEE P1284, 1: Centronics
770-010
Ethernet Transfer Rate
127: Auto
1~127
127: Auto, 11: 10BASE-T (Half-Duplex), 12: 100BASE-TX (Half-Duplex), 21: 10BASE-T
(Full Duplex), 22: 100BASE-TX (Full Duplex)
770-020
TokenRing Transfer Rate
Auto
Auto: 4, 4MB/s: 1, 16MB/s: 2, 100MB/s: 3
770-021
TokenRing Packet Length
1500
1500, 2088, 4472, 8232
770-022
TokenRing SRC Routing
Disable
770-030
NetWare Frame Type
255: Auto
0~255
255: Auto 2: Ethernet II 4: Ethernet SNAP 3: Ethernet 802.2 1: Ethernet 802.3 6: Token
SNAP 5: Token 802.5
770-040
EtherTalk Port Enable
0: Disable
0~1
770-041
EtherTalk Print Type
5: PostScript
770-042
EtherTalk JCL(FX)/PJL(AP) Enable
On
0~1
0: Off, 1: On
Enable: 1, Disable: 0
5: PostScript
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Default
Range
Meaning
770-050
Netware Port Enable
0: Disable
0~1
770-051
Netware Print Mode Type
1: Auto
1~29
1: Auto, 14: Dump, 15: ART, 16: PLW, 3: HPGL2, 8: ESCP, 5: PostScript, 10: TIFF, 2: PCL,
17: KS5843, 18: KSSM, 29: KS5895
770-052
Netware JCL(FX)/PJL(AP) Enable
On
0~1
0: Off, 1: On
770-053
NetWare TBCP Valid
0: None
0~1
0: None, 1: TBCP
770-054
NetWare Trans. Protocol
1: IPX/SPX
1~3
1: IPX/SPX, 2: TCP/IP, 3: Both
770-060
Lpd Port Enable
1: Start
0~1
0: Stop, 1: Start
770-061
Lpd Print Mode Type
1: Auto
1~29
17: KS5843, 18: KSSM, 29: KS5895
770-062
Lpd JCL(FX)/PJL(AP) Enable
On
0~1
0: Off, 1: On
770-063
TBCP Valid Flag
0: None
0~1
0: None, 1: TBCP
770-064
Lpd Spool Mode
0: Non Spool
0~1
0: Non Spool, 1: Spool
770-065
Lpd Timeout
16sec
2~3600
770-068
Lpd Port No.
515
770-070
Lpd Address Limitation
0: Do not limit
770-071
Lpd Valid IP Address 1
0.0.0.0
00000000~FFFFFFFF
770-072
0.0.0.0
00000000~FFFFFFFF
770-073
0.0.0.0
00000000~FFFFFFFF
770-074
0.0.0.0
00000000~FFFFFFFF
770-075
0.0.0.0
770-077
SMTP Port No.
25
1~65535
770-080
SMB Port Enable
1: Enable
0~1
0: Enable, 1: Disable
770-081
SMB Print Mode Type
1: Auto
1~29
17: KS5843, 18: KSSM, 29: KS5895
770-082
SMB JCL(FX)/PJL(AP) Enable
On
0~1
0: Off, 1: On
770-083
SMB TBCP Valid Flag
0: None
0~1
0: None, 1: TBCP
770-084
SMB Spool Mode
0: Non Spool
0~1
770-085
SMB Transport Protocol
6: Both
2~6
2: TCP/IP, 4: NetBeui, 6: Both
770-090
IPP Port Enable
0: Disable
0~1
770-091
IPP Print Mode Type
1: Auto
1~29
17: KS5843, 18: KSSM, 29: KS5895
770-092
IPP JCL(FX)/PJL(AP) Enable
On
0~1
0: Off, 1: On
770-093
IPP TBCP Valid Flag
0: None
0~1
0: None, 1: TBCP
770-094
Acl Authorisation
0: Off (none)
0~1
1: On (local), 0: Off (none)
770-095
Use DNS Name
1: On
0~1
1: On, 0: Off
770-097
Port no.
80
0~9999
One of 0, 80, 8000~9999
770-098
IPP Spool Mode
0: Non Spool
0~1
770-099
Timeout of IPP Port
60
0~65535
0~65535[sec]
0x10: Manual, 4: BOOTP, 2: DHCP, 1: RARP
2~3600sec (Setting range: 2~65,535)

515, 8000~9999
0~1
0: Do not limit, 1: Limit
00000000~FFFFFFFF
25, 8000~9999
770-100
DHCP Mode
2: DHCP
1~0x10
770-101
IP Address
0.0.0.0
00000000~FF 00000000~FFFFFFFF
FFFFFF
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Range
770-102
Subnet Mask
0.0.0.0
00000000~FF 00000000~FFFFFFFF
FFFFFF
770-103
Gateway Address
0.0.0.0
00000000~FF 00000000~FFFFFFFF
FFFFFF
0~0x10
770-110
DNS Auto Config.
DHCP
770-112
DNS Domain Name
NULL
Meaning
0x10: Manual setting, 0x02: DHCP

DNS Domain Name (Usually 255 characters including the last "." that is not displayed.)
770-120
WINS Auto Config
DHCP
0x10: Manual setting, 0x02: DHCP
770-121
WINS Server Address 1
0.0.0.0
00000000~FFFFFFFF
770-123
WINS Server Address 2
0.0.0.0
00000000~FF 00000000~FFFFFFFF
FFFFFF
770-130
Agent Port Enable
1: Enable
0~1
770-131
Agent Transport Flag
2: UDP
0~3
0: Both Off, 1: IPX, 2: UDP, 3: Both On
770-133
Agent Community Name 1 ~ 10
NULL (Replace with

"fxSystemMgr" on the
PDU)
JISX0201 character code 12 characters
770-140
EWS Port Enable
1: Enable
0~1
770-150
Salutation Port Enable
0: Disable
0~1
770-160
MFIO Port Enable
0: Disable
0~1
770-166
HTTP Max Session
1~10
1~10
770-190
Mail Service Start/Stop
1: Start
1: Start, 0: Stop
770-191
Address of Mail Sender
NULL
770-202
SMTP Mail Server IP Address
0.0.0.0
770-222
port9100 Starting setup
0~1
0: Disable 1: Enable
770-250
USB Adobe Protocol
Standard
0~2
0: Standard 1: Binary 2: TBCP
ASCII Max no. of characters 128 (Character type: alphabet, [@] [.] [+] [-] [=] [_] (underscore)
[/] [<] [>]) in the format [email protected]
00000000~FF 00000000~FFFFFFFF
FFFFFF
770-251
USB JCL(FX)/PJL(AP) Enable
On
0~1
0: Off 1: On
770-252
USB Print Mode Type
Auto
1~29
17: KS5843, 18: KSSM, 29: KS5895 Refer to the FF Host I/F of each product for the setting
range.
770-254
USB Port Enable
Enable
0~1
770-255
USB Auto Feed Time
6 (30sec)
1~255
1~255 (5~1275 sec)
770-280
Mail Print Starting Setup
1: Enable
0~1
770-281
Mail Print File Type
10 :TIFF
1~29
17: KS5843, 18: KSSM, 29: KS5895
770-282
Mail Print JCL Switch
On
0~1
0: Off, 1: On
770-283
Mail Print Filter
None
0~1
0: None, 1: TBCP
770-284
Mail Print Spool Type
0: Non Spool
0~1
0 : Non Spool (Ring Buffer), 1: Spool (RAM Disk)
770-285
Mail Print with Header Print
1: Print all headers and

contents
0~3
0: Print all headers and contents, 1: Print basic headers and contents, 2: Do not print headers or contents, 3: Auto print according to content
770-286
POP Server User Name
NULL
770-287
POP Server Password
NULL
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Content
Default
Range
Meaning
770-290
UPnP Enable
1: Enable
0~1
770-295
BMLinkS Print Service Enable
1: Enable
0~1
770-320
Sesami Port Enable
1: Enable
0~1
Chain 770-xxx 840-xxx Scan Service

Table 5 Scan Service
ChainLink
Content
Default
770-301
LDAP Server Name Primary
NULL
Within 64bytes. Refer to RFC1034 for the available characters.
770-302
LDAP Server Address Primary
NULL
Within 4bytes. Invalid if FQDN is specified. Invalid if retrieval by DHCP is specified.

1.1.1.1~254.254.254.254
Range
1~65535
Meaning
770-303
LDAP Server Port Number Primary
389
770-304
LDAP Server Name Secondary
NULL
Within 64bytes. Refer to RFC1034 for the available characters.
1~65535
770-305
LDAP Server Address Secondary
NULL
Within 4bytes. Invalid if FQDN is specified. Invalid if retrieval by DHCP is specified.

1.1.1.1~254.254.254.254
770-306
LDAP Server Port No. Secondary
389
1~65535
840-001
Scan Service Enable
Enable
0~1
840-002
Scan Illegal Opeartion
Enable stored documents 0~1
1~65535
[0: Enable, 1: Disable]
[0: Discard stored documents, 1: Enable stored documents]
840-003
MAX Store No. in Scan Service
999 sheets
1~999
[1~999 sheets]
840-004
Brightness3 Setting in Scan Service
192: [-92(density)]
0~200
0~200: [-100~100]
840-005
161: [-61(density)]
0~200
0~200: [-100~100]
840-006
131: [-31(density)]
0~200
0~200: [-100~100]
840-007
Brightness-1 Setting in Scan Service
99: [1(density)]
0~200
0~200: [-100~100]
840-008
98: [2(density)]
0~200
0~200: [-100~100]
840-009
97: [3(density)]
0~200
0~200: [-100~100]
840-010
Contrast [Hard] Setting in Scan Service
150: [50]
0~200
0~200: [-100~100]
840-011
Contrast [Medium Hard] Setting in Scan

Service
125: [25]
0~200
0~200: [-100~100]
840-012
Contrast [Medium Soft] Setting in Scan

Service
75: [-25]
0~200
0~200: [-100~100]
840-013
Contrast [Soft] Setting in Scan Service
50: [-50]
0~200
0~200: [-100~100]
840-019
RGB Color Space in Scan Service
[Color Space]: 0
0~1
[Color Space]: 0 [Device]: 1
840-021
Scan ACS Display
1: Display
0~1
[0: Do not display, 1: Display]
840-024
Remove Bleed Through Level in Scan
Standard
0~4
0: Low, 1: Lower, 2: Standard, 3: Higher, 4: High
840-080
ABL LDAP Valid
Allow
0~1
1: Allow, 0: Prohibit
840-081
ABL LDAP CN
cn
Character string within 32bytes.
840-082
ABL LDAP SN
sn
840-083
ABL LDAP Given Name
given name
840-084
ABL LDAP Mail
mail
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840-085
ABL LDAP Alt Name1
840-086
ABL LDAP Alt Name1 Type
840-087
ABL LDAP Alt Name2
840-088
840-089
ABL LDAP Alt Name3
840-090
ou
840-091
ABL LDAP Max Hit Count
50
5~100
840-092
ABL LDAP DN
NULL
Within 256bytes. Do not set if LDAP authentication is not required.
840-093
ABL LDAP Password
NULL
Within 32bytes. Do not set if password is not required in LDAP authentication.
840-094
ABL LDAP Root
NULL
Within 255bytes.
840-095
ABL LDAP Scope
All levels below root entry 1~3
1: Root entry only, 2: One level below root entry only, 3: All levels below root entry
Default
Range
Meaning
telephone number


840-096
ABL LDAP Object Class
Within 32bytes.
840-097
ABL LDAP Timeout
30
For 0 or 5~120 detected by the device, set the timeout value to a numerical value other than
0. If 0 is specified, the device will not detect timeout. The timeout setting will follow the setting in the Directory Server Service.
840-098
ABL LDAP Directory Application
NULL
0: None, 1: Microsoft) ActiveDirectory or Microsoft) ExchangeServer5.5, 2: Novel)

NetWare5.* Mapping of properties for retrieval and LDAP properties are done based on this
setting.
Chain 780-xxx IOT

Table 6 IOT
ChainLink
Content
Default
Range
Meaning
780-013
Tray1 Paper Type
1: Plain
1~255
1: STATIONARY, 2: TRANSPARENCY, 3: ENVELOPE, 4: ENVELOPE_PLAIN, 5:

ENVELOPE_WINDOW, 6: LABEL, 7: FORM, 8:COATING1, 9: TRACABLE, 10: THICK1,
11:THICK1_REV, 12: THICK2, 13: THICK2_REV, 14: RECYCLED, 15:
CONTINUOUS_LONG, 16: CONTINUOUS_SHORT, 17: TAB_STOCK, 18: MULTI_LAYER,
19: OPAQUE_FILM, 20: TACK_FILM, 21: THIN, 22: FINE, 23: USER1, 24: USER2, 25:
USER3, 26: USER4, 27: USER5, 28: OTHER, 29: WRAPPINGPAPER, 30: EXLUSTERPAPER, 31: COATING2, 32: COATING1_REV, 33: COATING2_REV, 34: THICK1_FINISHER,
35: COATING1_FINISHER, 36: THICK1_A, 37: THICK1_B, 38: THICK1_C, 39: THICK1_S,
40: THICK2_A, 41: THICK2_B, 42: THICK2_C, 43: THICK2_D, 44: THICK2_S, 45:
THICK1_FINISHER_A, 46: THICK1_FINISHER_B, 47: THICK1_FINISHER_C, 48:
THICK1_FINISHER_S, 49: HAGAKI, 50: HAGAKI_REV, 51: STATIONARY_REV, 52:
FINE_REV, 53: RECYCLED_REV, 54: SPECIAL, 55: SPECIAL_REV 56: USED, 57:
PREPUNCHED, 58: TAB_THICK1, 59: TAB_THICK2.
780-014
Tray2 Paper Type
1: Plain
1~255
Same as above
780-015
Tray3 Paper Type
1: Plain
1~255
Same as above
780-016
Tray4 Paper Type
1: Plain
1~255
Same as above
780-018
SMH Paper Type
1: Plain
1~255
Same as above
780-019
Custom Paper Name 1
NULL
ASCII numerals, symbols Max. 24 characters (M/N)
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Content
Default
780-020
Custom Paper Name 2
NULL
Same as above
780-021
Custom Paper Name 3
NULL
Same as above
780-022
Custom Paper Name 4
NULL
Same as above
780-023
Custom Paper Name 5
NULL
780-038
Image Quality Control Category: Reverse
2:Plain B
780-050
Paper Type Priority: High Quality Paper
1~255
1~n: 1~n, X (Not applicable for Priority Tray for APS/ATS): 255 Duplication allowed. n is the
max. no. of settings for paper type.
780-051
Paper Type Priority: Plain Paper
1~255
Same as above
780-052
Paper Type Priority: Recycled Paper
1~255
Same as above
780-053
Paper Type Priority: Custom 1
X (Not applicable for ATS) 1~255
Same as above
780-054
Same as above
780-055
Same as above
780-056
Same as above
780-057
Same as above
780-060
Tray 1 Priority
1~4
1~4: 1, 2, 3, 4 Priority is in order of the numbers with 1 first in priority.
780-061
Tray 2 Priority
1~4
Same as above
780-062
Tray 3 Priority
1~4
Same as above
780-063
Tray 4 Priority
1~4
Same as above
780-069
Image Enhancement Enable
ON
0~1
0: OFF, 1: ON
780-072
Center Tray Offset Enable
Offset per set
1~3
1: Offset per set, 2: Offset per job, 3: No offset
780-073
Finisher Tray Offset Enable
Offset per set
1~3
780-075
Stop Printing When Drum Life Ends
1: Stop printing
0~1
TRUE (1): Stop printing, FALSE (0): Do not stop printing
780-084
Paper Type Priority: Reverse
1~255
1~n: 1~n, X (Not applicable for Priority Tray for APS/ATS): 255 Duplication allowed. n is the
max. no. of settings for paper type.
780-141
Center Tray2 Offset Enable
Offset per set
1~3
780-142
Forced Duplex
0~1
0: 1 Sided, 1: 2 Sided
780-145
IOT Control Offset Mode Staple
Offset per set
1~3
780-146
IOT Control Non Same FS Mix Size Staple Release
0~1
TRUE (1): Staple, FALSE (0): Release
780-147
Max Staple Capacity
50 sheets
10~150
1 Count=1 Sheet
2~25
Range
Meaning
Same as above
780-151
Max Booklet Capacity
15 sheets
780-153
Medium Type APS Ignore Confirm
1: Confirm and await user 0~1

action
780-161
IOT Control SMH Free Size Detect
Auto Size Detect
0~1
TRUE (1): Detect free size, FALSE (0): Auto Size Detect
780-162
Tray1 Medium Attribute
None
0~2
0: None, 1: BW, 2: Color
780-163
None
0~2
780-164
None
0~2
780-165
None
0~2
1st Version
2~25 sheets
TRUE (1): Confirm and await user action, FALSE (0): Ignore and continue
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Table 7 IIT
ChainLink
Content
Default
Range
Meaning
785-002
ACS Separate Level
Normal
0~5
1: More Black, 2: Black, 3: Normal, 4: Color, 5: More Color
785-003
Image Processing Method of FAX Photo
Error Diffusion
0~1
0: Error Diffusion (1bit, ED), 1: Dither
785-008
DADF Control Type
2: PF2
0~2
[0: None, 1: PF1, PF2]
785-010
FAX Document Size Detect Method in

DADF
0~1
0: A/B series, 1: Inch series
785-015
Text / Photo Detect Level
Normal
1~5
1: More Text, 2: Text, 3: Normal, 4: Photo, 5: More Photo
785-016
Photo Reproduce Level
Normal
1~5
1: More Text, 3: Normal, 5: More Photo
785-024
Adjust 100 Fast Scan
100.0%
980~1020
980: 98.0%~1020: 102.0%, 0.1% increments
785-025
Adjust 100 Slow Scan
100.0%
980~1020
980: 98.0%~1020: 102.0%, 0.1% increments
785-026
DADF Adjust 100
Do not apply
0~1
0: Do not apply, 1: Apply
785-027
Copy Photo Process Errdifusion or Dither
Error Diffusion
0~1
0: Error Diffusion, 1: Dither
785-028
CVT Org Size Required Off/On
1: Required
0~1
0: Not required, 1: Required
785-030
Copy APS Size OFF/ON[5.5.x8.5(Statement)]
Set for each region
0~1
[0: Not applicable, 1: Applicable]

785-031
Copy APS Size OFF/ON[A5]
Set for each region
0~1
785-032
Copy APS Size OFF/ON[B5]
Set for each region
0~1
785-033
Copy APS Size OFF/ON[8.25x10.5(Execu- Set for each region

tive)]
0~1
785-034
Copy APS Size OFF/ON[8x10]
Set for each region
0~1
785-035
Copy APS Size OFF/ON[16K]
Set for each region
0~1
785-036
Copy APS Size OFF/ON[8.5x11(Letter)]
Set for each region
0~1
785-037
Set for each region
0~1
785-038
Copy APS Size OFF/ON[8.5x13(Foolscap)] Set for each region
0~1
785-039
Copy APS Size OFF/ON[8.5x14(Legal)]
Set for each region
0~1
785-040
Copy APS Size OFF/ON[B4]
Set for each region
0~1
785-041
Copy APS Size OFF/ON[8K]
Set for each region
0~1
785-042
Copy APS Size OFF/ON[11x17(Ledger)]
Set for each region
0~1
785-043
Set for each region
0~1
785-050
Original Application Range
0~1
0: Apply only for that original, 1: Apply for all subsequent non-standard sized originals
785-080
Copy Edge Erase Margin
0~10
0~10mm (1mm increments)
Chain 790-xxx UI
Table 8 UI
ChainLink
Content
Default
Range
790-001
Start Up Display Setting
Settings List
0~2
0: Settings List, 1: Job Management, 2: Machine Information
790-002
Function Set Display Setting
0~3
0: Menu, 1: Copy, 2: Fax, 3: Scan
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Content
Default
Range
Meaning
790-003
FAX Broadcast / Multi-Poll Display
1: Display
0~1
790-050
Preset Tray 1 in Copy
Tray 1
0~255
0 : None (not in use) 1: Tray 1, 2: Tray 2, 3: Tray 3, 4: Tray 4, 5: MPT, 6: HCF1, 7:

HCF2
790-051
Tray 2
0~255
Same as above
790-052
MPT
0~255
Same as above
790-053
None
0~255
Same as above
790-060
Preset Reduce/Enlarge 1 in Copy
R/E Preset 2 (FX, AP) R/E Preset 3

(XC) R/E Preset 4 (XE): 3
0~12
0: None 1~12: R/E Preset 1 ~ R/E Preset 12
790-061
R/E Preset 7 (FX, AP) R/E Preset 5

(XC) R/E Preset 6 (XE): 5
12
Same as above
790-062
None (HBUI default)
12
Same as above
790-070
Default Tray in Copy
Auto
0~5
0: Auto, 1: Tray 1, 2: Tray 2, 3: Tray 3, 4: Tray 4, 5: MPT Refer to the Copy Service
Func FF for the setting range.
790-071
Default Tray on Release ATS in Copy
Tray 1
1: Tray 1, 2: Tray 2, 3: Tray 3, 4: Tray 4 Refer to the Copy Service Func FF for the
setting range.
790-072
Default Reduce/Enlarge in Copy
0~255
0:100% 1~12: R/E Preset 1 ~ R/E Preset 12 255: Auto
790-073
Fixed Reduce/Enlarge 1 in Copy
XE/DMO-E: 1001 (25%), DMO-W:

1003 (50%), XC:1001 (25%)
25~1025
1~24: Not in use, 25~400: %, 401~1000: Not in use, 1001: 25.00%, 1002: 35.30%,
1003: 50.00%, 1004: 57.70%, 1005: 61.20%, 1006:64.70%, 1007: 70.70%, 1008:
78.50%, 1009: 81.60%, 1010: 86.60%, 1011: 94.00%, 1012: 97.30%, 1013:
115.40%, 1014: 122.50%, 1015: 127.30%, 1016: 129.40%, 1017: 141.40%, 1018:
154.50%, 1019: 163.20%, 1020: 173.20%, 1021: 180.00%, 1022: 200.00%, 1023:
220.00%, 1024: 282.80%, 1025: 400.00%
790-074
XE/DMO-E: 1003(50%), DMO-W:

1006 (64.7%), XC:1003(50%)
1001~1025
1~1000: Not in use, 1001: 25.00%, 1002: 35.30%, 1003: 50.00%, 1004: 57.70%,
1005: 61.20%, 1006: 64.70%, 1007: 70.70%, 1008: 78.50%, 1009: 81.60%, 1010:
86.60%, 1011: 94.00%, 1012: 97.30%, 1013: 115.40%, 1014: 122.50%, 1015:
127.30%, 1016: 129.40%, 1017: 141.40%, 1018: 154.50%, 1019: 163.20%, 1020:
173.20%, 1021: 180.00%, 1022: 200.00%, 1023: 220.00%, 1024: 282.80%, 1025:
400.00%
790-075
XE/DMO-E: 1007(70.7%), DMO-W:

1007 (70.7%), XC:1006(64.7%)
1001~1025
Same as above
790-076
XE/DMO-E: 1012(97.3%), DMO-W:

1008 (78.5%), XC:1008(78.5%)
1001~1025
Same as above
790-077
XE/DMO-E: 1017(141.4%), DMO-W:

1012 (97.3%), XC:1016(129.4%)
1001~1025
Same as above
790-078
XE/DMO-E: 1022(200%), DMO-W:

1017 (141.4%), XC:1025(400%)
1001~1025
Same as above
790-079
XE/DMO-E: 1025(400%), DMO-W:

1017 (141.4%), XC:1025(400%)
1001~1025
Same as above
1: Text, 2: Text & Photo, 3: Photo, 4: Pencil Text
790-094
Default BW Original Type in Copy
Text
1~4
790-097
Default Background Suppression in Copy
On
0~1
0: Off, 1: On
790-098
Default Density Adjustment in Copy
Normal
0~6
0: Lighter 3, 1: Lighter 2, 2: Lighter 1, 3: Normal, 4: Darker 1, 5: Darker 2, 6: Darker 3
790-099
Mixed Size Default
Off
0~1
0 : Off, 1: On
790-122
Default Sharpness in Copy
Normal
0~4
0: Sharper, 1: Sharp, 2: Normal, 3: Soft, 4: Softer
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Content
Default
Range
Meaning
790-124
Default Center / Corner Shift Position

(Side1)
None
0~9
0: None, 1: Center, 2: Top Right, 3: Bottom Right, 4: Top Left, 5: Bottom Left, 6: Top
Center, 7: Bottom Center, 8: Left Center, 9: Right Center
790-125
Default Center / Corner Shift Position

(Side2)
Opposite to Side 1
0~10
0: None, 1: Center, 2: Top Right, 3: Bottom Right, 4: Top Left, 5: Bottom Left, 6: Top
Center, 7: Bottom Center, 8: Left Center, 9: Right Center, 10: Opposite to Side 1
790-128
Center Erase in Copy
0 (mm)
0~50
0 (mm) ~ 50 (mm) in 1mm increments
790-129
Rotation Enable in Copy
ON only for APS/AMS
0~2
0: Always ON 1: ON only for APS/AMS 2: Always OFF
790-130
Default of Direction of Image
Finisher models: Auto, No Finisher:

Portrait Original - Left Edge
0~2
0: Auto, 1: Portrait Original - Left Edge, 2: Portrait Original - Right Edge
790-131
Fixed Original Size 1 in Copy
XE/DMO-E: 10 (A3S), DMO-W: 10

(A3S), XC: 89 (8.5x11L)
2~255
1: Not defined, 10: A3SEF, 11: A4LEF, 12:A4SEF, 13: A5LEF, 14: A5SEF, 15:
A6LEF, 16: A6SEF, 50: C4 Envelope SEF, 51: C5 Envelope SEF, 55: DL Envelope
LEF, 66: B4SEF, 67: B5LEF, 68: B5SEF, 69: B6LEF, 70: B6SEF, 80: 11x17SEF,
87: PostcardLEF, 88: PostcardSEF, 89: 8.5x11LEF, 90: 8.5x11SEF, 92: 8.5x14SEF,
94: 12x18SEF, 98: 12x19SEF, 101: 16K LEF, 102: 16K SEF, 104: 8K SEF, 105:
Postcard (3.5x5.5) LEF, 106: Postcard (3.5x5.5) SEF, 107: Postcard (4x6) LEF,
108: Postcard (4x6) SEF, 109: Postcard (5x7) LEF, 110: Postcard (5x7) SEF, 111:
5.5x8.5LEF, 112: 5.5x8.5SEF, 113: Postcard (6x9) LEF, 114: Postcard (6x9) SEF,
115: 8x10LEF, 116: 8x10SEF, 118: 8.5x13SEF, 119: 7.25x10.5LEF, 120:
7.25x10.5SEF, 123: Youkei 0 LEF, 124: Choukei 3 SEF, 126: Choukei 4 SEF, 132:
11x15SEF, 135: Photo L LEF, 136: Photo L SEF, 137: Commercial 10 LEF, 139:
215x315mm (8.46x12.4) SEF, 141: SRA3 SEF, 142: Special A3SEF, 143: Special
A4LEF, 144: Special A4SEF, 145: A4 Cover SEF, 146: A4 Cover LEF, 147:
13x19SEF, 148: 13x18SEF, 149: 12.6x19.2SEF, 150: Letter Cover (9x11) SEF,
151: Letter Cover (9x11) LEF, 152: Monarch Envelope LEF, 154: Prepaid Postcard
LEF, 155: Prepaid Postcard SEF, 156: 16K LEF (GCO), 157: 16K SEF (GCO), 159:
8K SEF (GCO)
790-132
XE/DMO-E: 12 (A4SEF), DMO-W: 12 1~255

(A4SEF), XC: 90 (8.5x11SEF)
Same as above
790-133
XE/DMO-E: 11 (A4LEF), DMO-W: 11 1~255

(A4LEF), XC: 92 (8.5x14SEF)
Same as above
790-134
XE/DMO-E: 14 (A5SEF), DMO-W: 14 1~255

(A5SEF), XC: 80 (11x17SEF)
Same as above
790-135
XE/DMO-E: 16 (A6SEF), DMO-W: 16 1~255

(A6SEF), XC: 112 (5.5x8.5SEF)
Same as above
790-136
XE/DMO-E: 66 (B4SEF), DMO-W: 66 1~255

(B4SEF), XC:120 (7.25x10.5SEF)
Same as above
790-137
XE/DMO-E: 68 (B5SEF), DMO-W: 68 1~255

(B5SEF), XC:110 (5x7SEF)
Same as above
790-138
XE/DMO-E: 67 (B5LEF), DMO-W: 67 1~255

(B5LEF), XC:107 (4x6SEF)
Same as above
790-139
XE/DMO-E: 80 (11x17SEF), DMO-W: 1~255

92 (8.5x14SEF), XC:12 (A4SEF)
Same as above
790-140
XE/DMO-E: 118 (8.5x13SEF), DMOW: 118 (8.5x13SEF), XC:11 (A4LEF)
1~255
Same as above
790-141
XE/DMO-E: 89 (8.5x11LEF), DMO-W: 1~255

89 (8.5x11LEF), XC:10 (A3SEF)
Same as above
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Content
Default
Range
Meaning
790-180
Default of Right Image direction
Head to Top
0~1
0: Head to Top, 1: Head to Left
790-181
Default Duplex Setting
None
0~3
0: None (1->1 Sided), 1: 1->2 Sided, 2: 2->1 Sided, 3: 2->2 Sided
790-182
Default Sort Mode in Copy
Auto
0~2
0: Auto, 1: Collate, 2: Uncollated
790-183
Default Exit Tray in Copy
Center Tray
0~3
0: Center Tray, 1: Side Tray, 2: Finisher Tray, 3: Center Tray 2 *Options cannot be
selected if they are not installed
790-184
Sending Display Enable
Off
0~1
0: Off 1: On
790-185
Initial Display of Address
Off
0~1
0: Off 1: On
790-186
Default Communication Mode in FAX
G3 Auto
0~6
1 : G4 Auto, 2: G3 Auto, 3: F4800 (Communication speeds below 4800bps) The following are additional settings for M/N: 4 : G3 5 : G3 (ECM) 6 : G3 (ECM) ?
Forced4800
790-187
Default Scanning Density in FAX
Normal
0~6
0: Lighter 3, 1: Lighter 2, 2: Lighter 1, 3: Normal, 4: Darker 1, 5: Darker 2, 6: Darker 3
790-188
Default Original Type in FAX
Text
0~2
0=Text, 1=Photo, 2=Text & Photo
790-189
Default Scanning Resolution in FAX
Standard
0~3
0: Standard, 1: Fine (200x200), 2: Fine (400x400), 3: Fine (600x600)
790-190
FAX Monitor Print Enable
Off
0~1
0: Off 1: On
790-192
Send Header Enable
On
0~1
0: Off 1: On
790-193
Destination Table in FAX
1~999999
1~999999
790-194
Mix Size Enable in FAX
Off
0~1
0: Off 1: On
790-195
FAX Receive Mode
Auto Receive
0~1
0 : Auto Receive, 1: Manual Receive
790-196
Delayed Send Time Setting-hour
21
0~23
Hour (0~23)
790-197
Delayed Send Time Setting-minutes
0~59
Minute (0~59)
790-198
FAX Manual Send Receive
Manual Receive
0~1
0 : Manual Receive, 1: Auto Receive
790-200
Fixed Reduce/Enlarge 1 in FAX
XE/DMO-E: 1003 (50%), DMO-W:

1003 (50%), XC: 1003 (50%)
25~1025
1~24: Not in use, 25~400:%, 401~1000: Not in use, 1001: 25.00%, 1002: 35.30%,
1003: 50.00%, 1004: 57.70%, 1005: 61.20%, 1006: 64.70%, 1007: 70.70%, 1008:
78.50%, 1009: 81.60%, 1010: 86.60%, 1011: 94.00%, 1012: 97.30%, 1013:
115.40%, 1014: 122.50%, 1015: 127.30%, 1025: 400.00%
790-201
XE/DMO-E: 1007 (70.7%), DMO-W:

1006 (64.7%), XC: 1006 (64.7%)
25~1025
Same as above
790-202
XE/DMO-E: 1009 (81.6%), DMO-W:

1007 (70.7%), XC: 1008 (78.5%)
25~1025
Same as above
790-203
XE/DMO-E: 1012 (97.3%), DMO-W:

1008 (78.5%), XC: 1012 (97.3%)
25~1025
Same as above
790-204
XE/DMO-E: 1017 (141.4%), DMO-W: 25~1025

1012 (97.3%), XC: 1016 (129.4%)
Same as above
790-205
XE/DMO-E: 1022 (200%), DMO-W:

1016 (129.4%), XC: 1023 (220%)
25~1025
Same as above
790-206
XE/DMO-E: 1025 (400%), DMO-W:

1017 (141.4%), XC: 1025 (400%)
25~1025
Same as above
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Content
Default
790-210
Fixed Original Size 1 in FAX Scan
XE/DMO-E: 10 (A3SEF), DMO-W: 10 1~255

(A3SEF), XC: 89 (8.5x11LEF)
8K SEF (GCO)
790-211
XE/DMO-E: 12 (A4SEF), DMO-W: 12 255

(A4SEF), XC: 90 (8.5x11SEF)
Same as above
790-212
XE/DMO-E: 11 (A4LEF), DMO-W: 11 255

(A4LEF), XC: 92 (8.5x14SEF)
Same as above
790-213
XE/DMO-E: 14 (A5SEF), DMO-W: 14 1~255

(A5SEF), XC: 80 (11x17SEF)
Same as above
790-214
XE/DMO-E: 16 (A6SEF), DMO-W: 16 1~255

(A6SEF), XC: 112 (5.5x8.5SEF)
Same as above
790-215
XE/DMO-E: 66 (B4SEF), DMO-W: 66 1~255

(B4SEF), XC: 120 (7.25x10.5SEF)
Same as above
790-216
XE/DMO-E: 68 (B5SEF), DMO-W: 68 1~255

(B5SEF), XC: 109 (5x7LEF)
Same as above
790-217
XE/DMO-E: 67 (B5LEF), DMO-W: 67 1~255

(B5LEF), XC: 107 (4x6LEF)
Same as above
790-218
XE/DMO-E: 80 (11x17SEF), DMO-W: 1~255

92 (8.5x14SEF), XC: 12 (A4SEF)
Same as above
790-219
XE/DMO-E: 118 (8.5x13SEF), DMO- 1~255

W: 118 (8.5x13SEF), XC: 11 (A4LEF)
Same as above
790-220
XE/DMO-E: 89 (8.5x11LEF), DMO-W: 1~255

89 (8.5x11LEF), XC: 10 (A3SEF)
Same as above
790-221
iFAX Profile
TIFF-S
0~2
[0: TIFF-S, 1: TIFF-F, 2: TIFF-J]
790-222
Mix Size Enable in Scan
Off
0~1
0: Off 1: On
790-223
Default Color Mode in Scan
0~3
0 : Full Color, 1: Grayscale, 2: Dual Color, 3: Auto
790-224
Default Original Type in Scan
Text
0~2
0 : Text, 1: Photo, 2: Text & Photo
790-225
Default Scanning Resolution in Scan
200dpi
0~4
0 : 200dpi, 1: 300dpi, 2: 400dpi, 3: 600dpi, 4: 100dpi Refer to Scan FF (Input Common) for the setting range.
790-226
Top & Bottom Edge Erase in Scan
2 (mm)
0~50
Range
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Meaning
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Content
Default
Range
Meaning
790-227
Left & Light Edge Erase in Scan
2 (mm)
0~50
790-228
Center Erase in Scan
2 (mm)
0~50
790-229
Density / Brightness Adjust in Scan
Standard
0~6
0 : Brightness (Density) 3, 1 Brightness (Density) 2, 2 Brightness (Density) 1, 3

Standard, 4: Brightness (Density) -1, 5 Brightness (Density) -2, 6 Brightness (Density) -3
790-230
Contrast Adjust in Scan
Standard
0~4
0 : Higher, 1: High, 2: Standard, 3: Low, 4: Lower
790-231
Fixed Original Size 1 in Scan
XE/DMO-E: 10 (A3SEF), DMO-W: 10 1~255

(A3SEF), XC: 89 (8.5x11LEF)
8K SEF (GCO)
790-232
XE/DMO-E: 12 (A4SEF), DMO-W: 12 1~255

(A4SEF), XC: 90 (8.5x11SEF)
Same as above
790-233
XE/DMO-E: 11 (A4LEF), DMO-W: 11 1~255

(A4LEF), XC: 118 (8.5x13SEF)
Same as above
790-234
XE/DMO-E: 14 (A5SEF), DMO-W: 14 1~255

(A5SEF), XC: 92 (8.5x14SEF)
Same as above
790-235
XE/DMO-E: 15 (A5LEF), DMO-W: 15 1~255

(A5LEF), XC: 132 (11x15SEF)
Same as above
790-236
XE/DMO-E: 66 (B4SEF), DMO-W: 66 1~255

(B4SEF), XC: 80 (11x17SEF)
Same as above
790-237
XE/DMO-E: 68 (B5SEF), DMO-W: 68 1~255

(B5SEF), XC: 112 (5.5x8.5SEF)
Same as above
790-238
XE/DMO-E: 67 (B5LEF), DMO-W: 67 1~255

(B5LEF), XC: 119 (7.25x10.5LEF)
Same as above
790-239
XE/DMO-E: 70 (B6SEF), DMO-W: 70 1~255

(B6SEF), XC: 120 (7.25x10.5SEF)
Same as above
790-240
XE/DMO-E: 80 (11x17SEF), DMO-W: 1~255

80 (11x17SEF), XC: 115 (8x10LEF)
Same as above
790-241
XE/DMO-E: 92 (8.5x14SEF), DMO-W: 1~255

92 (8.5x14SEF), XC: 109 (5x7SEF)
Same as above
790-250
Fixed Size 1 Fast Scan
NULL
15~297mm. * Initial value is '0'.
1st Version
0~297
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Content
Default
Range
Meaning
790-251
Fixed Size 1 Slow Scan
NULL
0~432
790-252
NULL
0~297
790-253
NULL
0~432
790-254
NULL
0~297
790-255
NULL
0~432
790-256
NULL
0~297
790-257
NULL
0~432
790-258
NULL
0~297
790-259
NULL
0~432
790-260
NULL
0~297
790-261
NULL
0~432
790-262
NULL
0~297
790-263
NULL
0~432
790-264
NULL
0~297
790-265
NULL
0~432
790-266
NULL
0~297
790-267
NULL
0~432
790-268
NULL
0~297
790-269
NULL
0~432
790-270
NULL
0~297
790-271
NULL
0~432
790-272
Top Direction Define in Scan
Head to Top: 0
0~1
0 : Head to Top, 1: Head to Left
790-273
Fixed Reduce/Enlarge 1 in Scan
XE/DMO-E: 1001 (25%), DMO-W:

1001 (25%), XC: 1001 (25%)
25~1025
1003: 50.00%, 1004: 57.70%, 1005: 61.20%, 1006: 64.70%, 1007: 70.70%, 1008:
78.50%, 1009: 81.60%, 1010: 86.60%, 1011: 94.00%, 1012: 97.30%, 1013:
115.40%, 1014: 122.50%, 1015: 127.30%, 1025: 400.00%
790-274
XE/DMO-E: 1003 (50%), DMO-W:

1003 (50%), XC: 1003 (50%)
1025
Same as above
790-275
XE/DMO-E: 1006 (64.7%), DMO-W:

1006 (64.7%), XC: 1006 (64.7%)
1025
Same as above
790-276
XE/DMO-E: 1007 (70.7%), DMO-W:

1007 (70.7%), XC: 1007 (70.7%)
25~1025
Same as above
790-277
XE/DMO-E: 1008 (78.5%), DMO-W:

1008 (78.5%), XC: 1008 (78.5%)
25~1025
Same as above
790-278
XE/DMO-E: 1011 (94%), DMO-W:

1011 (94%), XC: 1011 (94%)
25~1025
Same as above
790-279
XE/DMO-E: 1012 (97.3%), DMO-W:

1012 (97.3%), XC: 1012 (129.4%)
25~1025
Same as above
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Content
Default
790-280
Output Size 1 in Scan
XE/DMO-E: 10 (A3SEF), DMO-W: 10 1~255

(A3SEF), XC: 89 (8.5x11LEF)
8K SEF (GCO)
790-281
XE/DMO-E: 12 (A4SEF), DMO-W: 12 1~255

(A4SEF), XC: 90 (8.5x11SEF)
Same as above
790-282
XE/DMO-E: 11 (A4LEF), DMO-W: 11 1~255

(A4LEF), XC: 118 (8.5x13SEF)
Same as above
790-283
XE/DMO-E: 14 (A5SEF), DMO-W: 14 1~255

(A5SEF), XC: 92 (8.5x14SEF)
Same as above
790-284
XE/DMO-E: 15 (A5LEF), DMO-W: 15 1~255

(A5LEF), XC: 132 (11x15SEF)
Same as above
790-285
XE/DMO-E: 66 (B4SEF), DMO-W: 66 1~255

(B4SEF), XC: 80 (11x17SEF)
Same as above
790-286
XE/DMO-E: 68 (B5SEF), DMO-W: 68 1~255

(B5SEF), XC: 112 (5.5x8.5SEF)
Same as above
790-287
XE/DMO-E: 67 (B5LEF), DMO-W: 67 1~255

(B5LEF), XC: 119 (7.25x10.5LEF)
Same as above
790-288
Default Background Suppression in Scan
Off
0~1
0: Off, 1: On
790-290
Preset Reduce/Enlarge 1 in Scan
XE/DMO-E: 2 (R/E Preset 2), DMOW: 1 (R/E Preset 1), XC: 3 (R/E Preset 3)
1~12
1~12 : R/E Preset 1~12
790-291
1~12
Same as above
790-292
1~12
Same as above
790-300
Special Document Select Switch Enable
Do not display
0~1
790-301
Top Edge Erase in Copy
2 (mm)
0~50
790-302
Bottom Edge Erase in Copy
2 (mm)
0~50
790-303
Left Edge Erase in Copy
2 (mm)
0~50
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Range
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Meaning
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ChainLink
Content
Default
Range
Meaning
790-304
Light Edge Erase in Copy
2 (mm)
0~50
790-306
Remove Bleed Through in Scan
Off
0~1
0: Off, 1: On
790-307
Sharpness Adjust in Scan
Standard
0~4
0: More Compression, 1: Compression, 2: Standard, 3: Image Quality, 4: More

Image Quality
790-308
Transfer Protocol in Scan
FTP
0~2
0: FTP, 1: SMB, 2: SMB (UNC)
790-309
File Format in Scan
TIFF/JFIF Auto Select
0~6
0: TIFF/JFIF Auto Select, 1: TIFF (1 page per file), 2: TIFF (Multi-page), 3: PDF 4:
XDW (Not applicable for XC/XE) 5: High compression PDF 6: High compression
XDW (Not applicable for XC/XE)
790-310
Delivery Confirm in iFAX
0: Off
0~1
0: Off, 1: On
790-311
Sharpness Adjust in Scan
Standard
0~4
0 : Sharper, 1: Sharp, 2: Standard, 3: Soft, 4: Softer
790-312
Edge Erase in Scan
On
0~1
0 : On, 1: Off
790-317
Display Color Space in Scan
On
0~1
0 : On, 1: Off
790-322
Reverse Edge Erase in Copy
Same as Side1
0~1
0 : Same as Side1, 1: Opposite to Side1
790-350
XE/DMO-E: 118 (8.5x13SEF), DMOW: 118 (8.5x13SEF), XC: 107

(4x6LEF)
1~255
8K SEF (GCO)
790-351
XE/DMO-E: 90 (8.5x11SEF), DMO-W: 1~255

90 (8.5x11SEF), XC: 135 (3.5x5LEF)
Same as above
790-352
XE/DMO-E: 89 (8.5x11LEF), DMO-W: 1~255

89 (8.5x11LEF), XC: 106
(3.5x5.5LEF)
Same as above
790-353
XE/DMO-E: 115 (8.5x10LEF), DMO- 1~255

W: 115 (8.5x10LEF), XC: 11 (A4LEF)
Same as above
790-354
XE/DMO-E: 109 (5x7LEF), DMO-W:

109 (5x7LEF), XC: 12 (A4SEF)
1~255
Same as above
790-355
XE/DMO-E: 135 (3.5x5LEF), DMO-W: 1~255

135 (3.5x5LEF), XC: 10 (A3SEF)
Same as above
790-360
NULL
0~297
790-361
NULL
0~432
790-362
NULL
0~297
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ChainLink
Content
Default
Range
Meaning
790-363
NULL
0~432
790-364
NULL
0~297
790-365
NULL
0~432
790-366
NULL
0~297
790-367
NULL
0~432
790-368
NULL
0~297
790-369
NULL
0~432
790-370
NULL
0~297
790-371
NULL
0~432
790-380
XE/DMO-E: 1012 (97.3%), DMO-W:

1012 (97.3%), XC: 1016 (129.4%)
25~1025
1~1000: Not in use, 1001: 25.00%, 1002: 35.30%, 1003: 50.00%, 1004: 57.70%,
1005: 61.20%, 1006: 64.70%, 1007: 70.70%, 1008: 78.50%, 1009: 81.60%, 1010:
86.60%, 1011: 94.00%, 1012: 97.30%, 1013: 115.40%, 1014: 122.50%, 1015:
127.30%, 1016: 129.40%, 1017: 141.40%, 1018: 154.50%, 1019: 163.20%, 1020:
173.20%, 1021: 180.00%, 1022: 200.00%, 1023: 220.00%, 1024: 282.80%, 1025:
400.00%
790-381
XE/DMO-E: 1017 (141.4%), DMO-W: 25~1025

1016 (129.4%), XC: 1018 (154.5%)
Same as above
790-382
XE/DMO-E: 1022 (200%), DMO-W:

1017 (141.4%), XC: 1022 (200%)
25~1025
Same as above
790-383
XE/DMO-E: 1024 (282.8%), DMO-W: 25~1025

1022 (200%), XC: 1022 (220%)
Same as above
790-384
XE/DMO-E: 1025 (400%), DMO-W:

1025 (400%), XC: 1025 (400%)
Same as above
790-390
XE/DMO-E: 70 (B6SEF), DMO-W: 70 1~255

(B6SEF), XC: 120 (7.25x10.5SEF)
8K SEF (GCO)
790-391
XE/DMO-E: 80 (11x17SEF), DMO-W: 1~255

80 (11x17SEF), XC: 115 (8x10LEF)
Same as above
790-392
XE/DMO-E: 92 (8.5x14SEF), DMO-W: 1~255

92 (8.5x14SEF), XC: 109 (5x7SEF)
Same as above
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Content
Default
Range
Meaning
790-393

(4x6LEF)
1~255
Same as above
790-394
XE/DMO-E: 90 (8.5x11SEF), DMO-W: 1~255

90 (8.5x11SEF), XC: 135 (3.5x5LEF)
Same as above
790-395
XE/DMO-E: 89 (8.5x11LEF), DMO-W: 1~255

89 (8.5x11LEF), XC: 106
(3.5x5.5SEF)
Same as above
790-396
XE/DMO-E: 115 (8x10LEF), DMO-W: 1~255

115 (8x10LEF), XC: 11 (A4LEF)
Same as above
790-397

109 (5x7LEF), XC: 11 (A4LEF)
1~255
Same as above
790-398
XE/DMO-E: 135 (3.5x5LEF), DMO-W: 1~255

135 (3.5x5LEF), XC: 10 (A3SEF)
Same as above
790-401
1-Menu Display Customize Service Set
XE/DMO-E: 1 (Copy), DMO-W: 1

(Copy), XC: 1 (Copy)
0: No features, 1: Copy, 2: FAX/iFAX, 3: Scan to E-mail, 4: Scan to Mailbox, 5: Scan

to Server, 6: Scan to PC, 7: BOX, 8: Print, 9: Job Flow Service, 10: Job Memory, 11:
Multi Service, 12: Gemini, 13: DocuShare, 14: Media Print, 101: Auto Gradation
Adjustment, 102: FAX Receive mode, 103: Activity Report, 104: Language, 105:
Create, 106: Printer mode, 107: Help
790-402
XE/DMO-E: 3 (Scan to E-mail), DMO- 0~255

W: 3 (Scan to E-mail), XC: 3 (Scan to
E-mail)
Same as above
790-403
XE/DMO-E: 2 (FAX/iFAX), DMO-W: 2 0~255

(FAX/iFAX), XC: 2 (FAX/iFAX)
Same as above
790-404
XE/DMO-E: 5 (Scan to Server), DMO- 0~255

W: 5 (Scan to Server), XC: 5 (Scan to
Server)
Same as above
790-405
XE/DMO-E: 4 (Scan to MailBox),

DMO-W: 4 (Scan to MailBox), XC: 4
(Scan to MailBox)
0~255
Same as above
790-406
XE/DMO-E: 0 (No feature), DMO-W: 0 0~255

(No feature), XC: 0 (No feature)
Same as above
790-407

Same as above
790-408

Same as above
790-409

Same as above
790-410
XE/DMO-E: 6 (Scan to PC), DMO-W: 0~255

6 (Scan to PC), XC: 6 (Scan to PC)
Same as above
790-411
XE/DMO-E: 7 (Box), DMO-W: 7 (Box), 0~255

XC: 7 (Box)
Same as above
790-412
XE/DMO-E: 105 (Create), DMO-W:

105 (Create), XC: 105 (Create)
Same as above
0~255
0~255
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ChainLink
Content
Default
Range
Meaning
790-413
XE/DMO-E: 10 (Job Memory), DMOW: 10 (Job Memory), XC: 10 (Job

Memory)
0~255
Same as above
790-414

Same as above
790-415

Same as above
790-416

Same as above
790-417
1-Menu Display Utility Service Set
0: Not set
0~255
0: Not set, 101: Auto Gradation Adjustment, 102: FAX Receive mode, 103: Activity
Report, 104: Language, 105: Create, 160: Printer mode, 107: Help
790-418
0: Not set
0~255
Same as above
790-419
0: Not set
0~255
Same as above
790-420
0: Not set
0~255
Same as above
790-421
Copy Custom Func No
1: Customized L1
0~2
0: No customization, 1: Customized L1, 2: Customized L2
790-422
Copy Custom Func L1_1
26: Margin Shift
0~255
Refer to the UI Dialogue Specifications for the setting range as the contents of this
column varies according to the launch. 0: Not set, 1: Color mode, 2: Image Quality
Presets, 3: Original Type, 4: Lighten/Darken / Contrast (Color), 5: Lighten/Darken, 6:
Sharpness/Color Saturation (Color) 7: Sharpness/Color Saturation (BW), 8: Auto
Exposure, 9: Color Balance, 10: Color Shift, 21: 2 Sided, 22: Bound Originals, 23: 2
Sided Book Copy, 24: Original Size, 25: Border Erase, 26: Margin Shift, 27: Image
Rotation, 28: Mirror Image/Negative Image, 29: Original Orientation, 30: Mixed Size
Originals, 41: Copy Output, 42: Booklet Creation, 43: Covers, 44: Transparency
Separators, 45: Multiple-Up, 46: Poster, 47: Repeat Image, 48: Chapter Division/
Inserter/Tab Sheet, 49: Annotation, 50: Set Numbering, 51: Output Side, 52: Folding, 61: Build Job, 62: Image Overlay, 63: Delete Outside/Delete Inside, 64: Double
Copy, 101: 2 Sided (1->2 Sided (H to H)), 102: 2 Sided (2->2 Sided (H to H)), 103:
Mixed Size Originals (Direct selection of parameter), 104: Margin Shift (Center),
105: Copy Output (Collate), 106: Copy Output (Staple (One Staple, Top Left), 107:
Copy Output (Staple (Two Staples, Left), 108: Multiple-Up (2Up (Right->Left)), 109:
Multiple-Up (2Up (Right->Left/Top->Bottom)), 110: Output (Reverse), 111: Folding
(Z-fold), 112: Sample Set, 113: Large Volume Document, 114: Double Copy (Direct
selection of parameter), 115: Slight Reduction, 116: Auto Exposure (Direct selection
of parameter), 117: Original Orientation (Head to Left) (Direct selection of parameter), 118: Folding (Direct selection of parameter), 119: Build Job (Direct selection of
parameter), 120: Image Overlay (Direct selection of parameter)
Same as above
790-423
25: Border Erase
0~255
790-424
5: Ligthen/Darken
0~255
Same as above
790-425
26: Margin Shift
0~255
Same as above
790-426
3: Original Type
0~255
Same as above
790-427
5: Ligthen/Darken
0~255
Same as above
790-428
0: Not set
0~255
Same as above
790-429
0: Not set
0~255
Same as above
790-430
0: Not set
0~255
Same as above
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ChainLink
Content
Default
Range
790-431
0: Not set
0~255
Same as above
790-432
Scan Custom Func No
0: No customization
0~1
0: No customization, 1: Customized L1
790-433
Scan Custom Func 1
0: Not set
0~255
0: Not set, 1: 2 Sided, 2: Scan Resolution, 3: Lighten/Darken, 4: Reduce/Enlarge
790-434
Scan Custom Func 2
0: Not set
0~255
0: Not set, 1: 2 Sided, 2: Scan Resolution, 3: Lighten/Darken, 4: Reduce/Enlarge
790-435
Current Display Language
1: Japanese
1~32
1: Japanese, 2: English, 3: French, 4: German, 5: Italian, 6: Spanish, 7: Portuguese,

8: Russian, 9: Simplified Chinese, 10: Korean, 11: Thai, 12: Vietnamese, 13: Traditional Chinese, 14: Dutch, 15: Danish, 16: Swedish, 17: Finnish, 18: Norwegian, 19:
Brazilian Portuguese, 20: Bulgarian, 21: Polish, 22: Hungarian, 23: Rumanian, 24:
Czech, 25: Greek, 26: Turkish, 27: Arabic, 28: Persian, 29: Hebrew
790-436
Service Customize Key1
1: Copy
0~255

790-437
0: Not set
0~255
Same as above
790-438
0: Not set
0~255
Same as above
790-439
Keyboard Type Switch
0: Qwerty
0~1
0: Qwerty, 1: ABC
790-440
Keyboard Limit
1: Display all other than ASCII
0~1
0: Display only ASCII, 1: Display all other than ASCII
790-441
1-UI Display Language Limit
1 : Display
0~1
0 : Do not display 1 : Display
790-442
1 : Display
0~1
790-443
1 : Display
0~1
790-444
1 : Display
0~1
790-445
1 : Display
0~1
790-446
1 : Display
0~1
790-447
1 : Display
0~1
790-448
1 : Display
0~1
790-449
1 : Display
0~1
790-450
1 : Display
0~1
790-451
1 : Display
0~1
790-452
1 : Display
0~1
790-453
1 : Display
0~1
790-454
1 : Display
0~1
790-455
1 : Display
0~1
790-456
1 : Display
0~1
790-457
1 : Display
0~1
790-458
1 : Display
0~1
790-459
1 : Display
0~1
790-460
1 : Display
0~1
790-461
1 : Display
0~1
790-462
1 : Display
0~1
790-463
1 : Display
0~1
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ChainLink
Content
Default
Range
Meaning
790-464
1 : Display
0~1
790-465
1 : Display
0~1
790-466
1 : Display
0~1
790-467
1 : Display
0~1
790-468
1 : Display
0~1
790-469
1 : Display
0~1
790-470
1 : Display
0~1
790-471
1 : Display
0~1
790-472
1 : Display
0~1
790-473
Job List Display Filter
0: Display all
0~3
0: Display all, 1: Transfer, 2: Print, 3: Communications
790-474
Cover Tray Preset 1
3: Tray 3
1~7
1: Tray1, 2: Tray2, 3: Tray3, 4: Tray4, 5: SMH, 6: HCF1, 7: HCF2
790-475
Cover Tray Preset 2
4: Tray 4
1~7
790-476
Back Cover Tray Preset 1
3: Tray 3
1~7
790-477
Back Cover Tray Preset 2
4: Tray 4
1~7
790-478
Panel UI Key Repeat Set
1: On
0~1
0: Off, 1: On
790-488


790-489

Same as above.
790-490
0: Not set
0~255
Same as Menu Screen Utility Setting 4.
790-491
0: Not set
0~255
790-492
0: Not set
0~255
790-493
0: Not set
0~255
790-494
0: Not set
0~255
790-550
XE/DMO-E: 1016 (129.4%), DMO-W: 25~1025

1015 (127.3%), XC: 1017 (141.4%)
1003: 50.00%, 1004: 57.70%, 1005: 61.20%, 1006: 64.70%, 1007: 70.70%, 1008:
78.50%, 1009: 81.60%, 1010: 86.60%, 1011: 94.00%, 1012: 97.30%, 1013:
115.40%, 1014: 122.50%, 1015: 127.30%, 1025: 400.00%
790-551
XE/DMO-E: 1017 (141.4%), DMO-W: 25~1025

1016 (129.4%), XC: 1018 (154.5%)
Same as above
790-552
XE/DMO-E: 1022 (200%), DMO-W:

1017 (141.4%), XC: 1022 (200%)
25~1025
Same as above
790-553
XE/DMO-E: 1024 (282.8%), DMO-W: 25~1025

1022 (200%), XC: 1022 (220%)
Same as above
790-554
XE/DMO-E: 1025 (400%), DMO-W:

1025 (400%), XC: 1025 (400%)
Same as above
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ChainLink
Content
Default
Range
Meaning
790-560

(4x6LEF)
1~255
8K SEF (GCO)
790-561
XE/DMO-E: 90 (8.5x11SEF), DMO-W: 1~255

90 (8.5x11SEF), XC: 135 (3.5x5LEF)
Same as above
790-562
XE/DMO-E: 89 (8.5x11LEF), DMO-W: 1~255

89 (8.5x11LEF), XC: 106
(3.5x5.5LEF)
Same as above
790-563
XE/DMO-E: 115 (8.5x10LEF), DMO- 1~255

W: 115 (8.5x10LEF), XC: 11 (A4LEF)
Same as above
790-564

109 (5x7LEF), XC: 12 (A4SEF)
1~255
Same as above
790-565
XE/DMO-E: 135 (3.5x5LEF), DMO-W: 1~255

135 (3.5x5LEF), XC: 10 (A3SEF)
Same as above
790-570
PTT Customization
0: Do not allow
0~2
0: Do not allow, 1: Allow for EU country settings, 2: Allow for NA country settings
790-621
Scan Run Frame
0: Do not display 7sec "Scanning

completed" and "Transferring data"
messages
0~2
0: Do not display 7sec "Scanning completed" and "Transferring data" messages 1:

Display 7sec "Scanning completed" but do not display "Transferring data" messages
2: Display both 7sec "Scanning completed" and "Transferring data" messages
790-622
Copy Staple Position Preset_1
7: Two Staples, Top
1~255
1: One Staple, Top Left, 2: One Staple, Top Center, 3: One Staple, Top Right, 4:
One Staple, Left Center, 5: One Staple, Right Center, 6: Two Staples, Left, 7: Two
Staples, Top, 8: Two Staples, Right
790-623
Copy Staple Position Preset_2
3: One Staple, Top Right
1~255
1: One Staple, Top Left, 2: One Staple, Top Center, 3: One Staple, Top Right, 4:
One Staple, Left Center, 5: One Staple, Right Center, 6: Two Staples, Left, 7: Two
Staples, Top, 8: Two Staples, Right
790-624
Copy Punch Position Preset_1
3: Two Holes, Right
1~255
1: Two Holes, Left, 2: Two Holes, Top, 3: Two Holes, Right, 4: Two Holes, Left, 5:
Three Holes, Top, 6: Three Holes, Right, 7: Four Holes, Left, 8: Four Holes, Top, 9:
Four Holes, Right
790-625
Copy Punch Position Preset_2
For 2/3 Hole Option, ->4: Three Holes, 1~255

Left For 2/4 Hole Option, ->7: Four
Holes, Left
1: Two Holes, Left, 2: Two Holes, Top, 3: Two Holes, Right, 4: Two Holes, Left, 5:
Three Holes, Top, 6: Three Holes, Right, 7: Four Holes, Left, 8: Four Holes, Top, 9:
Four Holes, Right
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ChainLink
Content
Default
Range
Meaning
790-630
Virtual Address Book
Address Book
0~6
0: Address Book 3: 3-digit Virtual Address Book 4: 4-digit Virtual Address Book 5: 5digit Virtual Address Book 6: 6-digit Virtual Address Book (* Settings 1 and 2 are not
allowed)
790-631
Address Book NVM Data Transfer To New Do not transfer

HDD
0~1
0: Do not transfer 1: Transfer
Chain 790-xxx Copy Service

Table 9 Copy Service
ChainLink
Content
Default
Range
Meaning
790-600
Poster Overlap Width
10mm
1~25
10mm~25mm
790-605
Sample Copy Enable
0: Disable
0~1
790-606
Annotation Page No-Pattern
1~6
1: N, 2: -N-, 3: Page N, 4: N/M, 5: -N/M-, 6: Page N/M
790-607
Annotation Page No-Position
Bottom Center
1~6
1: Top Left, 2: Top Right, 3: Top Center, 4: Bottom Left, 5: Bottom Right, 6: Bottom Center
790-609
Annotation Page No-Position_Side2
Opposite to Side 1
0~1
0: Opposite to Side 1, 1: Same as Side 1
790-611
Annotation Date-Position
Bottom Right
1~6
1: Top Left, 2: Top Right, 3: Top Center, 4: Bottom Left, 5: Bottom Right, 6: Bottom Center
790-612
Annotation Date-Font Size
2: 10
1~3
1: 6, 2: 10, 3: 24
790-613
Annotation Date-Position_Side2
Opposite to Side 1
0~1
790-614
Annotation Stamp-Position
Top Right
1~9
1: Top Left, 2: Top Right, 3: Top Center, 4: Bottom Left, 5: Bottom Right, 6: Bottom Center,
7: Bottom Left Center, 8: Bottom Right Center 9: Center
790-615
Annotation Stamp-Font Size
48
0~2
0: 32, 1: 48, 2: 64
790-617
Annotation Stamp-Density
0~2
0: 0% 1: [25%] 2: [50%]
790-618
Annotation Stamp-Position_side2
Same as Side 1
0~1
790-619
Annotation Stamp-dirCheck
Set for each sheet
0~1
0: Set for first sheet, 1: Set for each sheet
810-129
Store Copy Max
999
1~999
1-999: This product, 1-2000: Other machine
810-130
Build Job Display Enable
0 : Do not display: 1
0~1
0 : Do not display, 1: Display
810-132
ATS Only APS
APS only
0~2
TRUE (1): APS only, FALSE (0): Always (Even for manual tray selection)
810-136
Duplex APS Chapter Division Enable
Disable
0~1
810-156
Analog Watermark
3: Text
1~3
1: Embossed, 2: Outline, 3: Text
810-157
Analog Watermark Font Size
48
48~80
48: 48, 64: 64, 80: 80
810-158
Analog Watermark Pattern
Fan
1~8
1: Wave, 2: Circle, 3: Stripe, 4: Chain, 5: Beam, 6: Rhombic, 7: Sunflower, 8: Fan
810-159
Analog Watermark Color
Black
9~12
9: Black, 11: Magenta, 12 Cyan
810-160
Analog Watermark Darkness
Normal
7~9
9: Light, 8: Normal, 7: Dark
810-161
Analog Watermark Contrast
0~13
Contrast 1: 11, Contrast 2: 10, Contrast 3: 9, Contrast 4, 8, Contrast 5: 7, Contrast 6: 6, Contrast 7: 5, Contrast 8: 4, Contrast 9: 3
810-162
Analog Watermark Data Format
FX: 1 MN: 2
1~4
1: 20yy/mm/dd (hh:mm) 2: mm/dd/20yy (hh:mm) 3: dd/mm/20yy (hh:mm) 4: 20yy/mm/dd

(hhH mmmin) (hhH mmmin)
810-163
Force Analog Watermark Copy
Do not print
0~1
0: Do not print, 1: Print
810-164
Force Analog Watermark Printer
Do not print
0~1
810-165
Force Analog Watermark PBBox
Do not print
0~1
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ChainLink
Content
Default
Range
Meaning
810-166
Force Analog Watermark Media
Do not print
0~1
Chain 800-xxx Print Service

Table 10 Print Service
ChainLink
Content
Default
800-001
APS Job Recovery Method
6: Displays add paper.
Range
Meaning
6: Displays add paper (SPS Off), 5: Uses a large paper size (no adjustment), 2: Uses a
nearest paper size (with adjustment), 8: Feed from Bypass tray
800-006
Expand Print Mode
1: Standard
1~2
1: Standard, 2: Expand
800-016
ID Print Stamp Position or Enable
5: Disable
1~5
1: Top Left, 2: Top Right, 3: Bottom Left, 4: Bottom Right, 5: Disable
800-017
Device Print Permission
1: True: Allow device print 0~1
1: True: Allow device print 0: False: Prohibit device print
800-018
Force Extend Print
1: Do not force extend

print
1~2
1: Do not force extend print, 2: Force extend print (For Kutani, installed from P/L)
806-996
PS Font Mismatch Default
0: Use a substitute font
0~1
[0: Use a substitute font, 1: End the job]
806-997
PS ATCX Default
0: On
0~1
[0: On, 1: Off]
806-999
PS Deferred Media Selection Enable
1: Enable
0~1
Chain 820-xxx FAX Service

Table 11 FAX Service
ChainLink
Content
Default
Range
820-003
FAX Full Dial Enable
0: Do not prohibit
0~1
0: Do not prohibit, 1: Prohibit
820-006
Output Tray of Confidential Box Print
0: Center Tray
0~3
0: Center Tray, 1: Side Tray, 2: Finisher Tray, 3: Center Tray 2 *Options cannot be selected
if they are not installed
820-010
Tray Selection for Ch0
0: Center Tray
0~3
820-011
0: Center Tray
0~3
820-012
0: Center Tray
0~3
820-013
0: Center Tray
0~3
820-014
0: Center Tray
0~3
820-015
0: Center Tray
0~3
0: 1 Sided, 1: 2 Sided
Meaning
820-016
2 Sided Print Setting for Print
0: 1 Sided
0~2
820-019
Forced Polling
0: Off
0~1
0: Off, 1: Forced Polling
820-024
Broadcast / Multi-Poll Enable
0: Allow
0~1
0: Allow, 1: Prohibit 1=Prohibit
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Content
820-025
Default
Range
Meaning
1: 90 angle rotation setting On
0~1
0: 90 angle rotation setting Off, 1: 90 angle rotation setting On
820-026
FAX Scan Illegal Operation
0~1
1: Enable stored documents (Default before PL2
was 0)
0: Discard stored documents, 1: Enable stored documents
820-027
Scan Resolution for G3 Auto or F4800bps
2=Fine (600/400) inch

series, others in mm
series
0~2
0=Select mm series resolution 1=Select Inch series resolution 2=Fine (600/400) inch series,
others in mm series
820-028
Scan Reduce for Letter/Legal to A4
0: 100%
0~1
0: 100%, 1: Reduce to A4 1=Reduce to A4
820-030
Status of FAX Card
820-031
Status of FAX Ch0
0~255
0=Preparing for use. Checking whether the machine can switch to Ready mode. 2=G3
PSTN can be used 3=G3 ISDN can be used 4=G4 ISDN can be used 5=G3 can be used
255=Cannot be used
820-032
Status of FAX Ch1
0~255
255=Cannot be used
820-033
Status of FAX Ch2
0~255
255=Cannot be used
820-034
Status of FAX Ch3
0~255
255=Cannot be used
820-035
Status of FAX Ch4
0~255
255=Cannot be used
820-036
Status of FAX Ch5
0~255
255=Cannot be used
820-037
Max. No. of Pages Stored
999 pages
1~999
[1~999 pages]
820-038
FAX Auto Report Tray Selection
0: Center Tray
0~3
820-039
FAX Auto Report Tray Selection
0: Center Tray
0~3
0=Preparing for use. Checking whether the machine can switch to Ready mode. 1=Can be
used 255=Cannot be used
820-040
FAX Info Attribute Priority[0] in Mailbox
0: F Code
0~4
0: F Code, 1: Caller.ID, 2: Remote ID, 3: Remote Name, 4: Dial-in No.
820-041
1: Caller ID (FX default) 2: 0~4

Remote ID (M/N, AP
default)
820-042
2: Remote ID (FX default) 0~4

3: Remote Name (M/N,
AP default)
820-043
0~4
3: Remote Name (FX
default) 1: Caller ID (M/N,
AP default)
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Content
Default
Range
Meaning
820-044
4: Dial-in No.
0~4
820-045
Fax Scan Org Erase Top and Bottom
0mm
0~20
0~20. Unit: mm
820-046
Fax Scan Org Erase Right and Left
0mm
0~20
0~20. Unit: mm
820-047
Fax Manual Send Display
1: Display
0~1
[0: Do not display, 1: Display]
820-048
Send Header Log for iFAX Off Ramp
1: Attach
0~1
0: Do not attach, 1: Attach
820-052
Fax Immediate Memory Threshold TX
No HDD=20% HDD=0%
(Immediate Send Off)
0~99
0~99% 1% increments
820-053
Fax Immediate Memory Threshold Scan
No HDD=5% HDD=0%
0~100
0~100% 1% increments
820-054
Fax Immediate Memory Threshold RX
No HDD=20% HDD=0%
(Immediate Receive Off)
0~99
0~99% 1% increments
820-060
Fax Total Send Counter Channel 0
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-061
Fax Total Receive Counter Channel 0
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-062
Fax G3 Normal Send Counter Channel 0
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-063
Fax G3 Error Send Counter Channel 0
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-064
Fax G3 Normal Receive Counter Channel

0
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-065
Fax G3 Error Receive Counter Channel 0
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-066
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-067
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-068

0
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-069
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-070
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-071
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-072
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-073
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-074

1
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-075
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-076
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-077
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-078

0
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-079
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-080
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-081
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-082
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-083
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-084

2
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-085
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
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Content
Default
Range
Meaning
820-086
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-087
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-088

2
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-089
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-090
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-091
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-092
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-093
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-094

3
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-095
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-096
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-097
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-098

3
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-099
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-100
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-101
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-102
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-103
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-104

4
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-105
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-106
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-107
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-108

4
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-109
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-110
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-111
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-112
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-113
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-114

5
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-115
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-116
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-117
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-118

5
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
820-119
0~0xffffffff
0~0xffffffff
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Content
Default
820-120
Fax RX Pix Data Threshold
0~255
RAM Disk minimum
value: 20 (2.0Mbytes)
Other than the above: (No
limit)
0~255, 0=No limit 0.1Mbyte increments
820-121
Fax Recover Control
0~255
0: Recover all jobs in Fax Recovery 1: Recover all other than Direct Fax jobs in Fax Recovery 255: Do not perform Fax Recovery
823-001
Receive Mode Setting
0: Auto Receive
0~1
0: Auto Receive (Auto Call Response On) 1: Manual Receive (Auto Call Response Off)
823-002
Direct Mail Guard
0: Off
0~1
0: Off, 1: On 1=On
823-006
G4 Receive Header
0: Do not attach
0~1
823-007
Send Header Log
1: Attach
0~1
823-011
G4 Protocol Packet Size
2048bytes
0x07~0x0b
Send packet size 0x07: 128 0x08: 256 0x09: 512 0x0a: 1024 0x0b: 2048
Range
Meaning
823-012
Mailbox Enable by FAX Service
0~1
823-013
Mailbox Enable by Receiving Line
0~1
823-014
Mailbox Priority by Telephone Number
0~1
0=Dial-in no. at highest priority 1=Caller ID at highest priority
823-015
Line Monitor Setting
On
0~1
0=Off 1=On
823-016
Redial Attempts
5 times (5)
0~9
0~9 (0: Do not redial) 1 time increments
823-017
Redial Interval
1min (1)
0~15
0min (0) ~ 15min (0x0F) 1min increments
823-018
FAX Communication Interval
8sec (8)
3~255
3sec (3) ~ 255sec (0xFF) 1sec increments
823-019
FAX Printing 2 Up Enable
0: 2 Up Off
0~1
0: 2 Up Off, 1: 2 Up On 1=2 Up On
823-020
FAX Printing Page Segmentation Threshold
16mm(0x10)
0x00~0x7F
0mm (0) ~ 127mm (0x7F) 1mm increments
823-021
FAX Print Auto Reduce Mode Enable
1: Auto Reduce
0: Print at 100%, 1: Auto Reduce
823-022
FAX Batch Send Enable
1: On
0: Off, 1: On
823-023
FAX Local ID Send Enable
1: On
0: Off, 1: On 1: On
823-024
ISDN Tel No. Send Enable for Ch0
0: Do not send
0: Do not send, 1: Send
823-025
0: Do not send
823-026
0: Do not send
823-027
0: Do not send
823-028
0: Do not send
823-029
0: Do not send
823-030
Dial Type for Ch0
0~2
0 = PB (DTMF) 1 = DP (10PPS) 2 = DP (20PPS)
823-031
Dial Type for Ch1
823-032
Dial Type for Ch2
823-033
Dial Type for Ch3
823-034
Dial Type for Ch4
823-035
Dial Type for Ch5
823-036
Line Type for Ch0
0~1
0 = PSTN (Public Telephone Network) 1 = PBX (Private Branch Exchange)
823-037
Line Type for Ch1
0~1
823-038
Line Type for Ch2
0~1
823-039
Line Type for Ch3
0~1
823-040
Line Type for Ch4
0~1
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Content
Default
Range
Meaning
823-041
Line Type for Ch5
0~1
823-042
FAX Service Setting for Ch0
0=Normal line
Assign the service in bits and display the service (for which the contract is made) in that disjunction. MSB LSB xxxx xxx1 = Caller ID Notification Service Line xxxx xxx1 = Modem
Dial-In Service Line
823-043
0=Normal line
823-044
0=Normal line
823-045
0=Normal line
823-046
0=Normal line
823-047
0=Normal line
823-049
ISDN Transmission Capability Setting
0=3.1K Audio
0~1
823-050
Ring Detect Frequency
0 times (0)
0~9
0~9 (times)
823-051
Declaration of Received Paper Size
0: Tray Selection
0~1
0: Tray Selection, 1: User Selection
823-052
Paper Size for User Declare in Fax Protocol
All paper sizes
825-001
1300Hz Receive ON/OFF
1=ON (Receive)
825-002
Boot Registration into Transmission Log
0=3.1K Audio, 1=Speech
1st byte bit1=A3SEF

byte bit1=A4SEF
detected
0~1
bit2=A4SEF
bit3=A5LEF
bit5=B4SEF 2nd byte bit0=LetterSEF 3rd

bit6=B5LEF bit=0: No paper bit=1: Paper
0=OFF (Do not receive), 1=ON (Receive)

0: Do not log, 1: Log
825-017
Disconnection Detection for CH0
0~1
0: Do not detect disconnection, 1: Detect disconnection 1: Detect disconnection
825-018
Disconnect Detection for Ch1
0~1
0: Do not detect disconnection, 1: Detect disconnection
825-019
0~1
825-020
0~1
825-021
0~1
825-022
0~1
825-024
G4 to G3 Fallback Redial Enable/Disable
0 = Fallback Redial Off, 1= Fallback Redial On
825-025
ZZF: Continuation Judge When Receiving

RTN
Continue (0)
0: Determine the fallback from the TCF check result and continue sending 1: Stop transmission (The document becomes eligible for resend)
825-033
Time of Tone Detection before Dial (PBX)
825-046
PB Sending Level for Ch0
0~15
0dBm (0) ~ -15 (15) dBm -1dBm increments
825-047
0~15
825-048
0~15
825-049
0~15
825-050
0~15
1st Version
0~255 (sec)
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Content
Default
Range
Meaning
825-051
0~15
825-052
PB Sending Level (High-Low (dB))for Ch0
High pass - Low pass (dB) 0: 2.0 1: 2.5 2: 3.0 3: 3.5 4: 4.0 5: 4.5 6: 5.0 7: 5.5 8: -2.0 9: -1.5
10: -1.0 11: -0.5 12: 0 13: 0.5 14: 1.0 15: 1.5
825-053
10: -1.0 11: -0.5 12: 0 13: 0.5 14: 1.0 15: 1.5
825-054
10: -1.0 11: -0.5 12: 0 13: 0.5 14: 1.0 15: 1.5
825-055
10: -1.0 11: -0.5 12: 0 13: 0.5 14: 1.0 15: 1.5
825-056
10: -1.0 11: -0.5 12: 0 13: 0.5 14: 1.0 15: 1.5
825-057
10: -1.0 11: -0.5 12: 0 13: 0.5 14: 1.0 15: 1.5
825-058
Busy Tone Detection before Dial for Ch0
0~1
0: Do not detect, 1: Detect 1: Detect
825-059
0~1
0: Do not detect, 1: Detect
825-060
0~1
825-061
0~1
825-062
0~1
825-063
0~1
825-064
Dial Tone Detection before Dial for Ch0
0~1
0: Do not detect, 1: Detect 1: Detect
825-065
0~1
825-066
0~1
825-067
0~1
825-068
0~1
825-069
0~1
825-070
Dial Tone Detection before Dial for PBX
0~1
825-071
Time of Tone Detection before Dial for Ch0 4
0~255
0~255 (sec)
825-072
0~255
0~255 (sec)
825-073
0~255
0~255 (sec)
825-074
0~255
0~255 (sec)
825-075
0~255
0~255 (sec)
825-076
0~255
825-077
Dialing Restriction for Ch0
0: Allow 1: Restrict
825-078
825-079
825-080
825-081
825-082
825-103
RX Gain in G3 Transmission Mode
6 (-6dB)
0~15
0~15 (0~-15dB)
825-104
TX Gain in ISDN G3 Transmission Mode
0~15
0~15 (0~-15dB)
0~255 (sec)
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Content
Default
Range
Meaning
825-127
Analogue Sending Dropoff by Modem for

Ch0
8~15
8dBm (8) ~ 15 (15) dBm -1dBm increments
825-128

Ch1
8~15
825-129

Ch2
8~15
825-130

Ch3
15
8~15
825-131

Ch4
8~15
825-132

Ch5
15
8~15
825-133
Busy Tone Detection Enable
1: Detect
0~1
825-134
Dial Tone Detection Enable
0: Do not detect
0~1
825-158
Transmission Completion No. on Transmis- 0

sion Log
825-159
ECM Ability
1: Enable
825-160
CNG Sending Time
60 (3000ms)
825-161
CED Hz
825-162
T1 Timer Value on FAX Receiving
39sec
825-163
Silent Time
75msec (75)
825-164
Enable FSK Detection before Receiving

Image (Non-ECM)
825-165
Enable FSK Detection before Receiving

Image
0: Total No. of sheets transmitted including those resent 1: Total No. of sheets transmitted
for each line connection
0~1
1sec (20) ~ 7sec (140) (1=50msec)
0: 1080Hz 1: 2100Hz
1~90
1~90 (sec)
1: Detect
0~1
0: Do not detect
0~1
0: 75msec 1: 1sec
825-166
G3M CSI Send
0: Transmit
0~1
0: Transmit Off=1
825-168
Local Name Send
1: On
0~1
0: Off, 1: On
825-169
Local Name Resend
0: Do not resend
0~1
0: Do not resend, 1: Resend
825-170
ECM Frame Size
256bytes
256bytes=0 64bytes=1
825-171
G3M ECM T5 Time
0: 1(min)
0: 1 (min) 1: 3 (min) 2: No limit
825-173
RTN Command Sending Threshold (Ratio) 0: 5%
825-174
RTN Command Sending Threshold (Line)
0: No limit 1: 3 lines 2: 6 lines 3: 12 lines
825-175
DIS/DTC FIF Sending Byte Number
0: No limit 1: 4bytes System
825-176
EMC Ability
1: Enable
825-177
CCITT Trellis Ability
0: V.27ter and below 1: V.29 and below 2: V.17 and below
825-178
CCITT Trellis Ability (International Commu- 2

nications)
0: V.27ter and below 1: V.29 and below 2: V.17 and below
825-179
ECM Block Synchronize for Ch0
200ms
200ms=00 500ms=1 1sec=2
825-180
200ms
200ms=00 500ms=1 1sec=2
825-181
200ms
200ms=00 500ms=1 1sec=2
825-182
200ms
200ms=00 500ms=1 1sec=2
1st Version
0: 5% 1: 10% 2: 15% 3: 20%
0~1
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Content
Default
825-183
200ms
825-184
200ms
825-185
ECM CTC Number for Ch0
0~7
0=000 ~ 7=111
825-186
0~7
0=000 ~ 7=111
825-187
0~7
0=000 ~ 7=111
825-188
0~7
0=000 ~ 7=111
825-189
0~7
0=000 ~ 7=111
825-190
0~7
0=000 ~ 7=111
825-191
ECM CTC Speed Shift Down for Ch0
SHIFT DOWN
NOT=0 SHIFT DOWN=1
825-192
SHIFT DOWN
NOT=0 SHIFT DOWN=1
825-193
SHIFT DOWN
NOT=0 SHIFT DOWN=1
825-194
SHIFT DOWN
NOT=0 SHIFT DOWN=1
825-195
SHIFT DOWN
NOT=0 SHIFT DOWN=1
825-196
SHIFT DOWN
NOT=0 SHIFT DOWN=1
825-197
G3 DIS Ignore for Ch0
0: Ignore DIS 1: Ignore DIS once
825-198
825-199
825-200
825-201
825-202
825-203
G3 ECM EOR_Q Command for Ch0
1 (Domestic)
0: Stop 1: Continue
825-209
G3 Modem Mode for Ch0
AUTO
0: CCITT G3 1: AUTO
825-210
AUTO
0: CCITT G3 1: AUTO
825-211
AUTO
0: CCITT G3 1: AUTO
825-212
AUTO
0: CCITT G3 1: AUTO
825-213
AUTO
0: CCITT G3 1: AUTO
825-214
AUTO
0: CCITT G3 1: AUTO
825-215
G3 RX Modem Speed for Ch0 except V.34 14400bps
1~8 14400bps/V.17=1000 12000bps/V.17=0111 9600bps/V.17=0110 7200bps/V.17=0101

9600bps/V.29=0100 7200bps/V.29=0011 4800bps/V.27ter=0010 2400bps/V.27ter=0001
825-216

825-217

825-218

825-219

825-220

Range
Meaning
200ms=00 500ms=1 1sec=2
200ms=00 500ms=1 1sec=2
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Content
Default
825-221
G3 RX Modem Speed for Ch0 on V.34
33600bps
1~14 33600bps=1110 31200bps=1101 28800bps=1100 26400bps=1011 24000bps=1010

21600bps=1001 19200bps=1000 16800bps=0111 14400bps=0110 12000bps=0101
9600bps=0100 7200bps=0011 4800bps=0010 2400bps=0001
825-222
33600bps

9600bps=0100 7200bps=0011 4800bps=0010 2400bps=0001
825-223
33600bps

9600bps=0100 7200bps=0011 4800bps=0010 2400bps=0001
825-224
33600bps

9600bps=0100 7200bps=0011 4800bps=0010 2400bps=0001
825-225
33600bps

9600bps=0100 7200bps=0011 4800bps=0010 2400bps=0001
825-226
33600bps

9600bps=0100 7200bps=0011 4800bps=0010 2400bps=0001
825-227
G3 TX Modem MAX Speed for Ch0 except 14400bps

V.34

825-228

V.34

825-229

V.34

825-230

V.34

825-231

V.34

825-232

V.34

825-233

V.34 Overseas

825-234

V.34 Overseas

825-235
G3 TX Modem MAX Speed for Ch2 execpt 4800bps

V.34 Overseas

825-236

V.34 Overseas

825-237

V.34 Overseas

825-238

V.34 Overseas

1st Version
Range
Meaning
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Content
Default
825-239
G3 TX Modem MAX Speed for Ch0 on

V.34
33600bps

9600bps=0100 7200bps=0011 4800bps=0010 2400bps=0001
825-240

V.34
33600bps

9600bps=0100 7200bps=0011 4800bps=0010 2400bps=0001
825-241

V.34
33600bps

9600bps=0100 7200bps=0011 4800bps=0010 2400bps=0001
825-242

V.34
33600bps

9600bps=0100 7200bps=0011 4800bps=0010 2400bps=0001
825-243

V.34
33600bps

9600bps=0100 7200bps=0011 4800bps=0010 2400bps=0001
825-244

V.34
33600bps

9600bps=0100 7200bps=0011 4800bps=0010 2400bps=0001
825-245

V.34 Overseas
33600bps

9600bps=0100 7200bps=0011 4800bps=0010 2400bps=0001
825-246

V.34 Overseas
33600bps

9600bps=0100 7200bps=0011 4800bps=0010 2400bps=0001
825-247

V.34 Overseas
33600bps

9600bps=0100 7200bps=0011 4800bps=0010 2400bps=0001
825-248

V.34 Overseas
33600bps

9600bps=0100 7200bps=0011 4800bps=0010 2400bps=0001
825-249

V.34 Overseas
33600bps

9600bps=0100 7200bps=0011 4800bps=0010 2400bps=0001
825-250

V.34 Overseas
33600bps

9600bps=0100 7200bps=0011 4800bps=0010 2400bps=0001
825-251
G3 RX Cable Equalizer for Ch0
0: 0dB 1: 4dB 2: 8dB 3: 12dB
825-252
0: 0dB 1: 4dB 2: 8dB 3: 12dB
825-253
0: 0dB 1: 4dB 2: 8dB 3: 12dB
825-254
0: 0dB 1: 4dB 2: 8dB 3: 12dB
825-255
0: 0dB 1: 4dB 2: 8dB 3: 12dB
825-256
0: 0dB 1: 4dB 2: 8dB 3: 12dB
825-257
G3 TSI / CIG Send TSI for Ch0
AUTO
0~255 AUTO=00 Forced transmission=01 Do not transmit=10
825-263
G3 TX Cable Equalizer for Ch0
0: 0dB 1: 4dB 2: 8dB 3: 12dB
Range
Meaning
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Content
Default
825-264
0: 0dB 1: 4dB 2: 8dB 3: 12dB
825-265
0: 0dB 1: 4dB 2: 8dB 3: 12dB
825-266
0: 0dB 1: 4dB 2: 8dB 3: 12dB
825-267
0: 0dB 1: 4dB 2: 8dB 3: 12dB
825-268
0: 0dB 1: 4dB 2: 8dB 3: 12dB
825-274
Error Line Control
0: No limit
0: No limit 1: 128 lines 2: 256 lines 3: 512 lines 4: 1024 lines 5: 2048 lines
825-275
Error Judge Selection on RTN Sending
0: Proportion
0: Proportion 1: No. of lines
825-276
Tone Receiving Detect Level for Ch0
1: -43dBm
0: -48dBm 1: -43dBm 2: -38dBm 3: -33dBm
825-277
1: -43dBm
0: -48dBm 1: -43dBm 2: -38dBm 3: -33dBm
825-278
1: -43dBm
0: -48dBm 1: -43dBm 2: -38dBm 3: -33dBm
825-279
1: -43dBm
0: -48dBm 1: -43dBm 2: -38dBm 3: -33dBm
825-280
1: -43dBm
0: -48dBm 1: -43dBm 2: -38dBm 3: -33dBm
825-281
1: -43dBm
0: -48dBm 1: -43dBm 2: -38dBm 3: -33dBm
825-285
Transmission Declaration Paper Size
0x014c 0726: A3, A4, B4,

A4LEF, A5LEF, B5LEF,
Letter, Legal, Ledger, Letter LEF
0x0000 0002: A3 0x0000 0004: A4 0x0000 0020: B4 0x0000 0100: Letter 0x0000 0200:
Legal 0x0000 0400: Ledger 0x0000 0800: 8.5x13" 0x0004 0000: A4LEF 0x0008 0000:
A5LEF 0x0040 0000: B5LEF 0x0100 0000: Letter LEF 0x0200 0000: Letter Half LEF
825-322
V34 Modulate Ability Enable
1=On
0~1
0=Off, 1=On
825-421
CED Start Time
2=1.0sec
0~3
0=2.0sec 1=0.2sec 2=1.0sec 3=2.3sec
825-422
Outside Line No. Detect TX Mode Ch0
0: Do not set (Follow

machine settings)
0~2
0: Do not set (Follow machine settings), 1: If the 1st digit of the dial data (calling) is detected
as the outside line recognition no., transmission will be in V.34. If it is different from the outside line recognition no., transmission will be in other than V.34, 2: If the 1st digit of the dial
data (calling) is detected as the outside line recognition no., transmission will be in other
than V.34. If it is different from the outside line recognition no., transmission will be in V.34
825-423
Outside Line Number Detect TX Mode Ch1 0: Do not set (Follow

machine settings)
0~2
825-424

machine settings)
0~2
825-425

machine settings)
0~2
825-426

machine settings)
0~2
1st Version
Range
Meaning
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Range
Meaning
825-427

machine settings)
Content
Default
0~2
825-428
Outside Line Detect Number Ch0
0~11
0: 0 ~ 9: 9, 10: #, 11: *
825-429
0~11
0: 0 ~ 9: 9, 10: #, 11: *
825-430
0~11
0: 0 ~ 9: 9, 10: #, 11: *
825-431
0~11
0: 0 ~ 9: 9, 10: #, 11: *
825-432
0~11
0: 0 ~ 9: 9, 10: #, 11: *
825-433
0~11
0: 0 ~ 9: 9, 10: #, 11: *
825-434
Hand Set Control in Sleep Mode
0~1
0: Not connected (no tone), 1: Connected (tone)
825-444
DAA Ringer Threshold CH1
0~1
0: 11~22Vms 1: 17~33Vms This is usually adjusted in the hardware to 11~22Vms.
825-445
0~1
825-446
0~1
Chain 830-xxx iFAX Service

Table 12 iFAX Service
ChainLink
Content
Default
830-007
POP User Name
NULL
ASCII 64 characters
830-009
POP User Name 2
NULL
ASCII 64 characters
830-011
POP User Name 3
NULL
ASCII 64 characters
830-013
POP User Name 4
NULL
ASCII 64 characters
830-015
POP User Name 5
NULL
830-022
SMTP / POP3 Receiving Start
1: POP Receive
0~1
0: SMTP Receive, 1: POP Receive
830-023
POP Receiving Interval
10min
1~120
1~120min
0~1
1: Do not delete, 0: Delete
Range
Meaning
ASCII 64 characters
830-024
Delete after POP Receiving
0: Delete
830-025
Target of Mail Header Printing
1: Print headers and con- 0~3

tents
0: Print all headers and contents, 1: Print basic headers and contents, 2: Do not print headers or contents, 3: Auto print according to content
830-026
Error Mail Print Enable
1: Always print headers

and contents
0~1
0: Do not print, 1: Always print headers and contents
830-027
Error Mail Send Enable
0: Do not send
0~1
1: Send, 0: Do not send
830-030
Mail Receiving Limit Enable
0: Do not limit
0~2
0: Do not limit, 1: Set domains to allow, 2: Set domains to prohibit
830-081
FAX Forward Limit Enable by Address

Note
0: Do not limit
0~1
1: Limit, 0: Do not limit
830-083
SMTP Send Enable
1: Enable
0~1
830-084
Profile of Broadcast
0: TIFF-S
0~2
[0: TIFF-S, 1: TIFF-F, 2: TIFF-J]
830-085
Sending Mode of Broadcast
0: G3 Auto
0~2
[0: G3 Auto, 1: F4800, 2: G4 Auto]
830-086
Mail Send Page Segmentation Threshold-B 10
0~999
[0~999 pages] (0: No limit)
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Table 12 iFAX Service

ChainLink
Content
830-087
Delivery Check for Broadcast Transmission 0: Off
0~1
0: Off, 1: On
830-088
Delivery Check System
0~1
0: DNS, 1: MDN
830-090
Fax Relay Limit Size
8192
0~65535
0~65535KB (0: No limit)
830-091
POP Authentication (1)
0~1
0: Panel authentication, 1: APOP authentication
830-092
POP Server Port Number
110
1~65535
110, 8000~9999
830-103
DNS Return Mail Print
0~2
0: Do not print, 1: Always print headers and contents, 2: Print only when fail
830-109
Reply MDN Mail
0~1
0: Never reply, 1: Always reply
Default
1: MDN
Range
Meaning
Chain 850-xxx EP-SV

Table 13 EP-SV
ChainLink
Content
Default
Range
Meaning
850-001
Availability of EP-SV & EP Goods
0=No
0~1
[0=No, 1=Yes]
850-002
Availability of Telephone Line
0=No
0~1
[0=No, 1=Yes]
850-003
EP Data Dispatch Type
0=Send to the EP-SV
0~2
[0=Send to the EP-SV, 1=Send to the EP-DX, 2=Send to both]
850-004
Display Time of Bundle
0=Prohibit
0~1
[0=Prohibit, 1=Process]
850-007
Type of EP Goods
0~7
Refer to Common EP Accessories.
850-009
Print Control Function
0=Do not control
0~1
[0=Do not control, 1=Control]
850-010
Interrupt Operation When Countdown Type 1=Interrupt Off

is Connected
0~1
[0=Interrupt On, 1=Interrupt Off]
850-011
CRU Life Notice Enable in EP-SV
0=Prohibit
0~1
[0=Prohibit, 1=Allow]
850-012
CRU Warning Notice Enable in EP-SV
0=Prohibit
0~1
[0=Prohibit, 1=Allow]
850-015
Accessory Control Enable in Scan & FAX
0=Do not control
0~1
[0=Do not control, 1=Control]
850-016
Disable Control at Countdown Accessory
0=Cancel job (Cancel)
0~1
[0=Cancel job (Cancel), 1=Pause job]
850-017
Use Card No. In Print Control
1: Use card no.
0~1
[0: Do not use card no., 1: Use card no.]
850-018
Paper Handling Mode In Dup With Old Dec 1: Single sheet mode
Accl
0~1
[0: Clear Single sheet mode and speed up, 1: Single sheet mode]
Chain 860-xxx EP-DX

Table 14 EP-DX
ChainLink
Content
Default
Range
Meaning
860-011
Remote Center Call Function Enable
0~1
0: Off 1: On
860-012
Alert Send Function Enable
0~1
860-032
CRU Exchange Frequency
1st Version
0: Off 1: On
0~0xFFFFFFFF
September 2005
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Chain 870-xxx Diag

Table 15 Diag
ChainLink
Content
Default
870-001
Diag Entry before Power Off Mode
Normal
[Normal, Diag] (Auto Set)
870-010
XERO:CRU #1 PR Wear previous value
[0~99999999]
870-011
[0~99999999]
870-012
[0~99999999]
870-013
[0~99999999]
870-014
XERO:#1CRU WARNING previous value
[0~99999999]
870-015
XERO:#1DRUM Total CYCLE previous

value
[0~99999999]
870-016

value
[0~99999999]
870-017

value
[0~99999999]
870-018

value
[0~99999999]
870-019
XERO:#1DRUM DC CYCLE previous

value
[0~99999999]
870-020

value
[0~99999999]
870-021

value
[0~99999999]
870-022

value
[0~99999999]
870-023
XERO:#1DRUM AC CYCLE previous value -
[0~99999999]
870-024
[0~99999999]
870-025
[0~99999999]
870-026
[0~99999999]
870-027
Xfer:IBT Belt(IMPS) previous value
[0~99999999]
870-028
Xfer:IBT Belt(CYCLE) previous value
[0~99999999]
870-029
Xfer:1st BTR previous value
[0~99999999]
870-030
Xfer:Back Up Roll previous value
[0~99999999]
870-031
Xfer:2nd BTR Unit previous value
[0~99999999]
870-032
Xfer:Bearing BTR previous value
[0~99999999]
870-033
Xfer:Trim within Transfer Module previous

value
[0~99999999]
870-034
Xfer:Belt Cleaner Blade previous value
[0~99999999]
870-035
Xfer:Belt Cleaner Film Seal previous value -
[0~99999999]
870-036
PH:1Tray NMBR of Feeds previous value
[0~99999999]
870-037
PH:MSI NMBR of Feeds previous value
[0~99999999]
Range
Meaning
September 2005
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1st Version
Table 15 Diag
ChainLink
Content
Default
870-038
PH:3TM 2Tray NMBR of Feeds previous

value
[0~99999999]
870-039

value
[0~99999999]
870-040

value
[0~99999999]
870-041

value
[0~99999999]
870-042
PH:TTM 2Tray NMBR of Feeds previous

value
[0~99999999]
870-043

value
[0~99999999]
870-044

value
[0~99999999]
870-045
PV(CV) Counter for FILTER Life previous

value
[0~99999999]
870-200
UI Diag Parameters Input Tray
1: Tray 1
870-202
UI Diag Parameters Total Sets In Job
1: 1 set
1~65535
[1~65535 sets]
870-203
UI Diag Parameters Paper Plex
0: 1 Sided
0~2
[0 : 1 Sided, 1: 2: 2 Sided (H to H), 2: 2: 2 Sided (H to T)]
870-204
UI Diag Parameters Media Type
0: Plain
0~66
[0: Plain, 1: Recycled, 2: Bond, 3: Lightweight, 4: Heavyweight 1, 5: Heavyweight 2, 6:

Heavyweight 1 (Side 2), 7: Heavyweight 2 (Side 2), 8: Extra Heavyweight, 9: Extra Heavyweight (Side 2), 10: Transparency, 11: Adhesive, 12: Labels, 13~31: Plain A~S, 32: Heavyweight 1A, 33: Heavyweight 1B, 34: Heavyweight 1S, 35: Heavyweight 1(S2)A, 36:
Heavyweight 1(S2)B, 37: Heavyweight 1(S2)S, 38: Heavyweight 2A, 39: Heavyweight 2B,
40: Heavyweight 2S, 41: Heavyweight 2(S2)A, 42: Heavyweight 2(S2)B, 43: Heavyweight
2(S2)S, 44: Heavyweight 1C, 45: Heavyweight 1C(2S), 46: Heavyweight 2C, 47: Heavyweight 2C(2S), 48: Heavyweight 2D, 49: Heavyweight 2D(2S), 50: Coated 1, 51: Coated
1(S2), 52: Coated 2, 53: Coated 2(S2), 54: Coated 1 Special (Coated Paper), 55~59: Custom Paper 1~5, 60: Tracing Paper, 61: Copied Paper, 62: Tabbed Paper Heavyweight 1, 63:
Tabbed Paper Heavyweight 2, 64: Labels 1, 65: Labels 2, 66: Hole-Punched]
870-205
UI Diag Parameters Color Mode
0: 4-color mode
0~3
[0: 4-color mode, 1: Tri-color mode, 2: Monochrome, 3: BW]
870-206
UI Diag Parameters Single Color
0: Black
0~6
[0: Black, 1: Yellow, 2: Magenta, 3: Cyan, 4: Red, 5: Green, 6: Blue]
870-207
UI Diag Parameters Screen
0: Text
0~9
[0: Text, 1: Photo, 2: Binary ED, 3: 24ED, 4: 320DACS, 5: 600, 6: 300, 7: 200C, 8: 200R, 9:
150]
870-208
UI Diag Parameters LUT
3: IOT On
0~3
[0: All Off, 1: IOT On, 2: Ctrack On, 3: IOT On]
870-209
UI Diag Parameters Coveragein
0: 0%
0~100
[0~100%]
870-210
UI Diag Parameters Resolution
0: 1200x1200
0~4
[0: 1200x1200, 1: 1200x600, 2: 600x600, 3: 300x300, 4: Not used]
1st Version
Range
0~9
Meaning
[0: Auto, 1: Tray 1, 2: Tray 2, 3: Tray 3, 4: Tray 4, 5: Tray 5, 6: SMH, 7: HCF1, 8: HCF2, 9:
Interposer
September 2005
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Table 15 Diag
ChainLink
Content
Default
Range
Meaning
870-211
UI Diag Parameters Media Size
5: A4LEF
0~50
[0: A6SEF, 1: A6LEF, 2: A5SEF, 3: A5LEF, 4: A4SEF, 5: A4LEF, 6: A3SEF, 7: B6SEF, 8:

B6LEF, 9: B5SEF, 10: B5LEF, 11: B4SEF, 12: 5.5x8.5(Statement)SEF, 13: 5.5x8.5(Statement)LEF, 14: 7.25x10.5(Executive)SEF, 15: 7.25x10.5(Executive)LEF, 16: 8x10SEF, 17:
8x10LEF, 18: LetterSEF, 19: LetterLEF, 20: 8.46x12.4(Spanish)SEF, 21:
8.5x13(Legal13)SEF, 22: 8.5x14 (Legal14)SEF, 23: 11x15SEF, 24: 11x17(Ledger)SEF, 25:
A4CoverLEF, 26: 9x11 (LetterCover)LEF, 27: 12.0x18.0SEF, 28: 12.6x17.7(SRA3)SEF, 29:
12.6x19.2SEF, 30: 13x18SEF, 31: 13x19SEF, 32: 16K(TFX)SEF, 33: 16K(TFX)LEF, 34:
8K(TFX)SEF, 35: 16K(GCO)SEF, 36: 16K(GCO)LEF, 37: 8K(GCO)SEF, 38: Postcard SEF,
39: Postcard LEF, 40: Prepaid Postcard SEF, 41: Postcard(4x6)SEF, 42: Postcard(4x6)LEF, 43: Postcard(5x7)SEF, 44: Choukei 3SEF, 45: Choukei 3LEF, 46: Commercial 10LEF, 47: Monarch LEF, 48: DL LEF, 49: Kakukei 20SEF, 50: Kakukei 6LEF]
900001~999
Tag 1V~Tag 999V
0~1
Tag information 1V~999V[0: Off, 1: On]
September 2005
6-76
1st Version
Serial Number/Billing Meter Data

Purpose
Displays the Serial Number, Product Number, and Billing Data.
Procedure
1.

a.
b.

Mode).
2.
3.

NOTE: Serial Numbers, the Product Number, and Billing Data is displayed for IOT, Sys1,
and Sys2.
CAUTION
Failure to perform GP 1 if the MCU PWB EPROM, or ESS PWB or ESS PWB EPROM is
replaced could result in NVM corruption and disabling the machine. Refer to REP 9.2.1 MCU
PWB EPROM or REP 9.2.1 ESS PWB or REP 9.2.2 ESS PWB EPROM before installing a
new MCU PWB EPROM, ESS PWB, or ESS PWB EPROM.
NOTE: GP 1 procedure is used to serialize components and load billing data on the MCU PWB
EPROM, or ESS PWB, or ESS PWB EPROM.
NOTE: Machine Serial Number Plate is located on side frame below rear yellow Fuser mounting screw.
1st Version
September 2005
6-77
Serial Number/Billing Meter Data
Reading HFSI
Procedure
1.

a.
b.

Mode).
2.
3.
Refer to Table 1 and enter a counter number for any High Frequency Service Item (HFSI)
counters to be checked.
Table 1 High Frequency Service Items
Counter
Name
Threshold
Service Action to be performed
954-800
Tray 1 Feed counter
300K

Roll.
954-801
Tray 2 Feed counter
300K

Roll.
954-802
Tray 3 Feed counter
300K

Roll.
954-803
Tray 4 Feed counter
300K

Roll.
Reset
only
954-805
MPT Feed counter
300K
Replace the Feed Roll, Retard Pad.
954-807
Fuser
175K
Replace the Fuser.
954-808
Bias Transfer Roll
300K
Replace the Bias Transfer Roll.
956-802
IIT Scan
956-803
Lamp On Time

Clear.
956-804
Lamp On Count

Clear.
955-806
Document Feed
955-807
Simplex Document
Feed
955-808
Duplex Document
Feed
956-808
Platen Open Count
No action required - counter only. (Platen

models)
955-810
DADF Platen Open

Count
No action required - counter only. (DADF

models)
955-829
Invert Solenoid ON
Count
955-830
DADF Stamp Solenoid
FX, FXAP only.
Reading HFSI
September 2005
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1st Version
Initialize HFSI Counters
b.
Purpose
Initialize the HFSI Counter.
2.
Select Adjustment/Other.
3.
Select Initialize HFSI Counter.
4.
Procedure
Reading and resetting HFSI
1.

a.

Mode).
Reset Correct Value

a.
Enter the Chain-Link No.
b.
Select Reset Correct Value. Diagnostics routine completed will be displayed

NOTE: Diagnostics routine completed will be displayed. The HFSI Counter is reset.

HFSI
Table 1 IOT HFSI
Chain-Link
Name
Initial
Value
Value
1Count Remarks
954-807
Last 2Digits of Fuser discharging Number
0~99
Only 0 clearance is possible in the write mode.("0 clearance" means all bytes
changes 0 at the same time.)
954-807
5th&6thDigits of Fuser discharging Number
0~99
954-807
3rd&4thDigits of Fuser discharging Number
0~99
954-807
First 2Digits of Fuser discharging Number
0~3
954-800
Tray1 Last 2Digits of Feed Capacity (8 Digits)
0~99
954-800
Tray1 5th&6thDigits of Feed Capacity (8 Digits)
0~99
954-800
Tray1 3rd&4thDigits of Feed Capacity (8 Digits)
0~99
954-800
Tray1 First 2Digits of Feed Capacity (8 Digits)
0~3
954-801
0~99
954-801
0~99
954-801
0~99
954-801
0~3
954-802
0~99
954-802
0~99
954-802
0~99
954-802
0~3
1st Version
September 2005
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Table 1 IOT HFSI

Chain-Link
Name
Initial
Value
Value
1Count Remarks
954-803
0~99
954-803
0~99
954-803
0~99
954-803
0~3
954-804
HCF Last 2Digits of Feed Capacity (8 Digits)
0~99
954-804
HCF 5th&6thDigits of Feed Capacity (8 Digits)
0~99
954-804
HCF 3rd&4thDigits of Feed Capacity (8 Digits)
0~99
954-804
HCF First 2Digits of Feed Capacity (8 Digits)
0~3
954-805
MPT Last 2Digits of Feed Capacity (8 Digits)
0~99
954-805
MPT 5th&6thDigits of Feed Capacity (8 Digits)
0~99
954-805
MPT 3rd&4thDigits of Feed Capacity (8 Digits)
0~99
954-805
MPT First 2Digits of Feed Capacity (8 Digits)
0~3
954-808
Last 2Digits of the number of Sheets Reaching BIAS transfer

Roll(8 Digits)
0~99
954-808
5th&6thDigits of the number of Sheets Reaching BIAS transfer

Roll(8 Digits)
0~99
954-808
3rd&4thDigits of the number of Sheets Reaching BIAS transfer

Roll(8 Digits)
0~99
954-808
First 2Digits of the number of Sheets Reaching BIAS transfer

Roll(8 Digits)
0~3
September 2005
6-80
1st Version
IIT PF-HFSI/Recycle List

Table 2 IIT HFSI
Chain-Link
Name
Initial Setting
Value Range
956-802
IIT Scan
0~6,881,175 Scan Count (including pre-Scan)

Counts up with each scan.
HFSI to Scan count after clearing HFSI Counter
Recycle to Total Scan count without clearing
1 time increments
Max count value=above 6,000,000 times
Only count Platen Scans, not CVT Scans.
956-803
Lamp ON Time
0~7,864,200 Lamp ON Time

Starts timing when the lamp turns on.
Stops timing when the lamp turns off.
Writes to the NVM during CRG Initialize.
HFSI to Lamp ON time after clearing HFSI
Counter
Recycle to Total Lamp ON time without clearing
Lamp Life 2000 hours

1 time increments
Max count value=7,200,000sec and above
Times the total duration when the lamp is on (including AGOC, Lamp Check).
956-804
Lamp ON Count
0~6,881,175 Lamp ON count after clearing HFSI Counter

Counts up when the lamp turns on.
Writes to the NVM during CRG Initialize.
Lamp Life 6,000,000 times

1 time increments
Counts the no. of times the lamp turns on (including AGOC, Lamp Check).
956-808
Platen Open/Close Count 0

(Platen models)
0~1,966,050 Counts up when the Angle Sensor is forced fully

open.
1 time increments
955-806
Document Feed (CVT,

DADF models)
No. of sheets fed from the CVT Tray

0~5,000,000 Counts up when the Feed Sensor turns on.
HFSI to Document Feed count after clearing HFSI The NVM is controlled by the CVT.
Counter
Recycle to Total Document Feed count without
clearing
955-807
Document Feed Simp

(CVT, DADF models)
0~5,000,000 Counts the no. of document sheets fed in Simplex The NVM is controlled by the CVT.
mode.
* Life is common to 955-808.
955-808
Document Feed Dup

(CVT, DADF models)
0~5,000,000 Counts the no. of document pages fed in Duplex

mode.
Counts up when Invert Sensor turns off during
Duplex transport.
The NVM is controlled by the CVT.

* Life is common to 955-807.
955-810
Platen Open/Close Count 0

(CVT, DADF models)
0~1,000,000 Counts up when the Platen Interlock is open.
Belt/CVT judgement is processed in the IISS.

955-829
Invert Solenoid ON Count 0
CVT(PF2)
0~5,000,000 Counts up when the Invert Solenoid turns on.
HFSI to Invert Solenoid ON count after clearing
the counter
Recycle to Total Invert Solenoid ON count without
clearing
955-830
DADF Stamp Solenoid

0
ON Count (Solenoid Life)
0~300,000
CVT(PF2)
Counts up when the Stamp Solenoid turns on.
HFSI to Stamp Solenoid ON count after clearing The NVM is controlled by the CVT.
the counter
Recycle to Total Stamp Solenoid ON count without
clearing
955-831
DADF Stamp Solenoid

ON Count (Ink Life)
0~300,000
CVT(PF2)
Counts up when the Stamp Solenoid turns on.
Stamp Solenoid ON count after clearing the HFSI The NVM is controlled by the CVT.
Counter
Count Condition
1st Version
Remarks
September 2005
6-81

Purpose
To perform manual adjustment for toner density.
Procedure
1.
2.
3.
4.
Select Measure Sensor State, then press start button.
5.
The following current value data will be displayed at the current value area.
a.
ATC Target Value: Numeric display.
b.
ATC Output Value: Numeric display.
c.
ATC Result: Ready or NG for ATC Sensor status.
d.
TC Status: Normal, Low TC or High TC will display the current status.
6.
7.
The TC Status displayed in Step 5 is divided into the following steps.

When Low TC is displayed (Toner density in the Developer unit is low)
: Select UP button to increase number. Number is depends on actual copy density.
When High TC is displayed (Toner density in the Developer unit is high)
: Select Down button to decrease number. Number is depends on actual copy density.
When Normal is displayed (Toner density in the Developer unit is appropriate)
: Procedure is completed.
8.
Select Close].
9.
Exit Diag. and check the copy quality.
10. Repeat step 4 to 9 until copy quality meet with specification or customer desired level.
September 2005
6-82
1st Version
Tray5 (Bypass) Guide Adjustment

Purpose
This guide adjustment item is provided for the following purposes:
To check that size detection of the MPT Guide width detection is properly performed.
To set the sensor output values for the maximum and minimum positions for the MPT
Guide using NVM.
To display the detected size in the width direction of the MPT Guide.
Procedure
1.
2.
3.
Select Tray5 (Bypass) Guide Adjustment.
4.
Set the MPT Guide on the machine at the minimum position.
5.
Select Minimum Size Position, then push Start button.
6.
Result appears in Result column.

When OK: The minimum position is set by the NVM.
When NG: Repeat the procedure.
7.
Set the MPT Guide on the machine at the maximum position.
8.
Select Maximum Position.
9.
Result appears in Result column.

When OK: Set the value of the maximum position by the NVM.
When NG: Repeat the procedure.
10. Select Close].
1st Version
September 2005
6-83
Tray5 (Bypass) Guide Adjustment
Initialize NVM
5.
Purpose
This procedure may be needed when the machine is unrecoverable, including problems such
as producing blank copies/prints, continuous system faults, etc. It is also required as part of the
software upgrade process.
After initialization is complete, use the data accumulated in Initial Actions to restore the
machine to its previous configuration.
Table 1 NVM Initialization
Name
Description
IOT
The following NVM locations will be initialized:
Fax configured machine only

NOTE: The fax module must be started up (the fax icon must be displayed) before the initialization is performed.
If the initialization is performed with the fax module off, the initialization will not finish.
(The fax module requires powering off then on.)
Initial Actions
Chain - Link 740 - 001, 022 through 31, 062, 090
Chain - Link 741 - 001
Chain - Link 742 - 001 through 012, 015, 018, 027 through 030, 075,
083, 084, 086, 098 through 101
Chain - Link 744 - 005, 006, 010, 043, 045, 046, 061, 065, 077, 078,
080, 081, 086, 133 through 135, 180 through 184, 220, 301 through
306
Chain - Link 746 - 500, 502 through 516
Chain - Link 749 - 001 through 003, 006, 007, 009 through 016, 516,
521 through 524, 527
Chain - Link 751 - 010, 011, 034 through 037, 511, 560, 631, 699, 701,
703, 710, 718 through 748, 750, 752, 754, 756, 758, 760, 762, 764
through 792, 794, 796, 798, 800, 802, 804, 806, 808 through 836, 838,
840, 842, 844, 846, 848 through 850, 881 through 889
Procedure
Chain - Link 752 - 003, 509, 893 through 895
1.
Chain - Link 753 - 003, 008, 009, 612, 619, 645, 705, 716, 717, 724
through 726, 729, 731
Chain - Link 760 - 001 through 003, 005 through 012, 016 through
029, 031 through 040
Chain - Link 764 - 001, 002, 005, 100 through 104, 112
Disconnect any Foreign Interface devices.
Obtain all of the following information:
2.
NVM value factory setting report (typically it is located in the Inner Cover pocket)
Any customer setting Auditron account from the system administrator
Any setting changes (specifically NVM settings) shown on the machines service log.
Any customer settings in the Tools mode.

a.
b.

Mode).
3.
Select Initialize NVM.
4.
Select the desired item, then press the Start button.
Initialize NVM
IIT/IPS
September 2005
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Chain - Link 710 - 501, 550, 551, 554 through 568, 600 through 612
Chain - Link 715 - 013, 017, 018, 023 through027, 050 through 096,
102 through 108, 110 through 113, 201, 241 through 244, 280 through
293, 299 through 311, 344 through 349, 362, 363, 418, 550 through
555, 560, 600 through 622, 630 through 649, 660 through 664, 668,
669, 680 through 691, 702 through 705, 720 through 726, 780 through
791
Chain - Link 716 - 001 through 030, 032, 033, 035, 037 through 047,
050 through 064, 070 through 081, 100 through 102, 110, 112, 113,
120 through 122, 126 through 128
Chain - Link 717 - 001 through 015
1st Version
Table 1 NVM Initialization

Name
SYS-System
Description
SYS-User
Chain - Link 700 - 071, 075, 076, 078, 080 through 088, 127, 128, 368,
389, 390, 396, 398, 410 through 412
Chain - Link 780 - 072, 073, 141, 145
Chain - Link 820 - 003, 024, 026, 038 through 047, 052 through 054,
060 through 119, 121
Chain - Link 830 - 081, 090
Chain - Link 850 - 001 through 004, 007, 009 through 012, 015
through 018
All user settable NVM locations in the following chains will be reset:
Chain - Link 700 - 071, 075, 076, 078, 080 through 088, 368, 389, 390
1st Version
September 2005
6-85
Initialize NVM
Component Control
Purpose
The purpose of the Component Control is to display the logic state of input signals and to energize output components.
NOTE: Refer to Table 1, Table 3 for a list of all Input Components listed by Chain/Link ID number. Refer to Table 2, Table 4 for a list of all Output Components listed by Chain/Link ID number.
Procedure
1.
2.

a.
b.

Mode).
3.
Select Component Control.
4.
Input Chain-Link number, then press Start button.
In case of INPUT Component:

Indicates current status in Status column.
Count up (+1) when switching. (High to Low,Low to High)
In case of OUTPUT Component:

Activates component
5.
Press Stop button after confirming.
Component Control
September 2005
6-86
1st Version
Stacking Component Codes

NOTE: Some components cannot be energized at the same time as another component. If you
activate such a combination of components, the first component switched on will be automatically switched off.
1.
2.
When confirm the status of another component still in progress, select Enter Number then
input Chain-Link number of applicable component.
3.
Select Stop key after confirming.
When perform multiple component checking. input new Chain-Link number after one (or
several) component(s) is (are) in operating.
NOTE: Only latest Chain-Link number indicates.
Stop operation of component indicated on screen.

NOTE: There are no Cyclic Component in below category:
IIT Input Component.
IIT Output Component.
IOT Input Component.
Table 1 Input Component Control Codes IOT

Chain-Link Name
Connector
Level
Meaning
Remarks
010-100
EXIT SENSOR
with paper
Not Available
010-101
EXIT SENSOR1(EXIT)
with paper Sensor level detected by EXIT MODULE
EXIT
012-110
Registration Clutch ON
IOT Regi Clutch ON
Not Available
012-111
IOT Exit Sensor
with paper
Not Available
012-150
Compile Exit Sensor
with paper
Not Available
012-151
Compile Tray No Paper Sensor
with paper
Not Available
012-190
H-Transport Ent. Sensor
with paper
Not Available
012-191
H-Transport Exit Sensor
with paper
Not Available
012-220
Front Tamper Home Sensor
other than home position
Not Available
012-221
Rear Tamper Home Sensor
Not Available
012-240
Stapler Move Home Sensor
Not Available
012-241
Stapler Move Position Sensor
Not Available
012-242
Low Staple Sensor
without pin
Not Available
012-243
Self Priming Sensor
Not Ready
Not Available
012-244
Staple Home Sensor
Not Available
012-250
Eject Clamp Home Sensor
Not Available
012-251
Set Clamp Home Sensor
Not Available
012-260
Upper Limit Sensor
upper limit position
Not Available
012-262
Stacker No Paper Sensor
without finisher
Not Available
012-267
Stacker Height Sensor
With Paper
Not Available
012-268
Stacker Stock A Sensor
Cover Position
Not Available
012-269
Stacker Stock B Sensor
Cover Position
Not Available
012-280
Compiler Cover Safety Switch
Compiler Upper Chute Open
Not Available
012-301
Top Cover Switch
Top Cover is closed
Not Available
012-302
Finisher Front Cover Switch
Finisher Front Cover is closed
Not Available
012-303
H-Transport Interlock Sensor
H-Transport is closed
Not Available
047-200
FACE UP TRAY DETECTED
Detected
EXIT
047-201
OCT2 DETECTED
Detected
EXIT
047-205
OCT1 HOME POSITION SENSOR
OCT1 is at its home position
EXIT
047-206
OCT2 HOME POSITION SENSOR
OCT2 is at its home position
EXIT
071-100
FEED OUT#2 SENSOR
with paper
Not Available
1st Version
September 2005
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Component Control

Chain-Link Name
Connector
Level
Meaning
Remarks
071-101
Not Available
T/A F/O3 SENSOR
with paper
071-102
T/A F/O4 SENSOR
with paper
Not Available
071-103
Pre FEED SENSOR3
with paper
Not Available
071-104
Pre FEED SENSOR4
with paper
Not Available
071-105
DUP WAIT SENSOR
with paper
DM
071-106
T/A F/O3 SENSOR
with paper Hot-Line Control
Not Available
071-107
T/A F/O4 SENSOR
with paper Hot-Line Control
Not Available
071-108
Pre FEED SENSOR1
with paper
Not Available
071-109
Pre FEED SENSOR2
with paper
Not Available
071-110
EXIT SENSOR2
with paper
EXIT
071-200
TRAY4 SIZE digital SENSOR
It is used for size detection auxiliary.
TTM does not have Digital Sensor (always

0)
071-201
TRAY1 NO PAPER SENSOR
Without paper
Not Available
071-202
Without paper
Not Available
071-203
Without paper
Not Available
071-204
Without paper
Not Available
071-205
MPT NO PAPER SENSOR
Without paper
Not Available
071-206
TRAY1 LEVEL SENSOR
Lifted up (Lifter is at paper feeding position)
Not Available
071-207
TRAY2 LEVEL SENSOR
Not Available
071-208
TRAY3 LEVEL SENSOR
Not Available
071-209
TRAY4 LEVEL SENSOR
Not Available
071-210
Not Available
071-211
Not Available
071-212
TTM does not have Digital Sensor (always

0)
071-213
FEED READY SIGNAL
Level is high. Hot-Line Control
Not Available
071-300
Left Hand COVER
Cover is open (Interlock switch off)
Not Available
071-301
TRAY MODULE COVER
Not Available
071-302
Left Hand Low COVER
Not Available
071-303
FRONT COVER
When Left Hand Cover open, the Front

Cover status can not be detected due to
the hardware mechanism. Therefore the
Front Cover is considered as "closed"
regardless of the Front Cover being open/
closed.
071-304
Left Hand High COVER
EXIT
071-305
DUP INTERLOCK
open
Not Available
073-200
FUSER FAN FAIL MONITOR SIGNAL
089-100
Registration SENSOR
with paper
Not Available
089-101
Registration SENSOR (DM)
with paper Sensor level detected by DM
DM
089-200
Registration CLUTCH (DM)
in ON state Signal detected by DM MODULE
DM
Component Control
Not Available
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Chain-Link Name
Connector
Level
Meaning
Remarks
089-201
Registration CLUTCH(EXIT)
in ON state Signal detected by EXIT MODULE
EXIT
091-200
DRUM DETECT
EP Cartridge installed
Not Available
Table 2 Output Component Control Codes IOT

Chain-Link Name
Connector
Level
Meaning
Timer Off
Cycle Operation Remarks
012-020
Front Tamper Motor Low FRONT ON/OFF -
Same as Name
Not Available
012-021
Front Tamper Motor Middle FRONT ON/

OFF
Same as Name
Not Available
012-022
Front Tamper Motor High FRONT ON/

OFF
Same as Name
Not Available
012-023
Front Tamper Motor Low REAR ON/OFF
Same as Name
Not Available
012-024
Front Tamper Motor Middle REAR ON/

OFF
Same as Name
Not Available
012-025
Front Tamper Motor High REAR ON/OFF -
Same as Name
Not Available
012-026
Rear Tamper Motor Low FRONT ON/OFF -
Same as Name
Not Available
012-027
Rear Tamper Motor Middle FRONT ON/

OFF
Same as Name
Not Available
012-028
Rear Tamper Motor High FRONT ON/

OFF
Same as Name
Not Available
012-029
Rear Tamper Motor Low REAR ON/OFF
Same as Name
Not Available
012-030
Rear Tamper Motor Middle REAR ON/

OFF
Same as Name
Not Available
012-031
Rear Tamper Motor High REAR ON/OFF -
Same as Name
Not Available
012-040
Stapler Move Motor Low FRONT ON/OFF -
Same as Name
Not Available
012-042
Stapler Move Motor High FRONT ON/

OFF
Same as Name
Not Available
012-043
Stapler Move Motor Low REAR ON/OFF
Same as Name
Not Available
012-045
Stapler Move Motor High REAR ON/OFF -
Same as Name
Not Available
012-046
Staple Motor FORWARD ON/OFF
Same as Name
Not Available
012-047
Staple Motor REVERSE ON/OFF
Same as Name
Not Available
012-051
Set Clamp Paddle
Same as Name
Not Available
012-060
Stacker Motor UP ON/OFF
Same as Name
Not Available
012-061
Stacker Motor DOWN ON/OFF
Same as Name
Not Available
012-080
Main Drive Motor ON/OFF
Same as Name
Not Available
012-081
Eject Motor FORWARD ON/OFF
Same as Name
Not Available
012-082
Eject Motor REVERSE ON/OFF
Same as Name
Not Available
012-083
Eject Clamp Low DOWN
Same as Name
Not Available
012-084
Eject Clamp Middle DOWN
Same as Name
Not Available
012-085
Eject Clamp UP
Same as Name
Not Available
012-086
Set Clamp Paddle Solenoid ON
Same as Name
Not Available
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Component Control

Chain-Link Name
Connector
Level
Meaning
Timer Off
042-001
MAIN MOTOR ON
Same as Name
Not Available
042-002
FUSER FAN MOTOR (HIGH SPEED)
Fuser Fan changes from Low to High X

Rotation.
Not Available
042-003
ROS FAN MOTOR ON
ROS Fan Motor Start & Stop
Not Available
047-001
OFFSET MOTOR1 FORWARD ROTATION
Same as Name
EXIT
047-002
FUSER FAN MOTOR(HIGH SPEED)
Fuser Fan changes from Low to High X

Rotation.
Not Available
047-003
OFFSET MOTOR2 FORWARD ROTATION
Same as Name
EXIT
047-004
OFFSET MOTOR2 REVERSE ROTATION
Same as Name
EXIT
047-005
OFFSET MOTOR1 REVERSE ROTATION
Same as Name
EXIT
047-006
MAIN MOTOR
Same as Name
Not Available
047-022
EXIT DRIVE MOTOR FORWARD(Eject

Paper out)
Same as Name
Not Available
047-023
EXIT DRIVE MOTOR REVERSE(send

paper into Dup)
Same as Name
Not Available
047-024
EXIT GATE SOLENOID
Switch Gate to Exit2/FUT
Not Available
047-025
FACE UP GATE SOLENOID
Switch FUT Gate to Face Up Tray
EXIT
047-026
EXIT 2 FAN
Exit 2 FAN rotating
Not Available
061-001
ROS MOTOR ON
ROS Motor Start & Stop
Not Available
071-001
TRAY1 LIFTER UP(FEED MOTOR

Reverse)
Turn Lift Up Motor on for two seconds when Tray 1 Level Sensor is
''L''(lifted down). Lifter Motor will not
rotate when Tray 1 Level Sensor is
''H''(lifted up).
Not Available
071-002

Reverse)
''H''(lifted up).
Not Available
071-003

Reverse)
''H''(lifted up).
Not Available
071-004

Reverse)
''H''(lifted up).
Not Available
071-007
TRAY1 FEED MOTOR
Same as Name
Not Available
Component Control
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Chain-Link Name
Connector
Level
Meaning
Timer Off
071-008
TRAY2 FEED MOTOR
Same as Name
Not Available
071-012
SMH FEED CLUTCH
Same as Name
Not Available
071-017
TA MOTOR ON (242, 1-2phase)
Same as Name
242mm/s, 1-2phase energization
071-018
TA MOTOR ON (145, 1-2phase)
Same as Name
145mm/s, 1-2phase energization
071-036
MAIN MOTOR ON
Same as Name
Not Available
071-037
DRUM MOTOR ON
Same as Name
The BCR AC, BCR DC, DEVE DC and BTR

output simultaneously. * CF=53-45(CL=751560) to 1 (single output) enables independent outputs.
073-006
T/A MOTOR
Same as Name
Not Available
073-009
TRAY3 FEED MOTOR
Same as Name
Not Available
073-010
TRAY4 FEED MOTOR
Same as Name
Not Available
073-013
TM T/A CL
Same as Name
Not Available
073-016
DUP MOTOR
In high speed ( > process speed)
DM
073-018
HOT-LINE CHECK with alternative signal -
Hot-Line Control MCU toggles

FEED-STOP signal alternatively in
period of 400-600ms, Tray Module
toggles FEED-READY signal in
period of 1900-2100ms.
Not Available
073-019
TRAY3 FEED MOTOR(Hot-Line)
Hot-Line Control
Not Available
073-020
TRAY4 FEED MOTOR(Hot-Line)
Hot-Line Control
Not Available
073-026
DUP MOTOR Rotate for sending paper

out to regi
In low speed ( =process speed)
DM
089-002
REGI CLUTCH
Same as Name
Not Available
091-002
BCR AC BIAS
Same as Name

091-003
BCR DC BIAS
Same as Name

091-004
DTS
<-
Same as Name
Not Available
091-005
DRUM MOTOR ON
Same as Name

091-006
MAIN MOTOR ON
Same as Name
Not Available
091-007
Developer DC BIAS
Same as Name

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Component Control

Chain-Link Name
Connector
Level
Meaning
Timer Off
091-010
BTR(-) BIAS
Same as Name

093-001
Dispense Motor
Same as Name

094-001
BTR(+) BIAS
Same as Name

Table 3 Input Component Control Codes IIT

Chain-Link Name
Connector Level
Meaning
Remarks
005-102
No paper detected by Document Sensor
Not Available
Not Available
Document Sensor
005-110
Regi Sensor (Belt DADF/CVT)
Paper detected by Regi Sensor
005-205
CVT-DADF Feed Out Sensor
Paper detected by Feed Out Sensor
Not Available
005-206
CVT-DADF Pre-Reg.Sensor
Paper detected by Pre-Reg. Sensor
Not Available
005-211
CVT-DADF Invert Sensor
Paper detected by Inverter Sensor
Not Available
005-212
CVT-DADF Feeder Cover Interlock

Switch
Feeder Cover open
Not Available
005-213
CVT-DADF Platen Interlock Switch
Platen Interlock open
Not Available
005-215
CVT-DADF #1 Tray APS Sensor
Light is not blocked by the actuator
Not Available
005-216
Not Available
005-217
Not Available
005-218
CVT-DADF #1 APS Sensor
paper detected by APS No.1 Sensor
Not Available
005-219
Not Available
005-220
Not Available
005-221
CVT-DADF Tray Size SNR No.1
paper detected by Tray Size SNR No.1
Not Available
005-222
CVT-DADF Tray Size SNR No.2
paper detected by Tray Size SNR No.2
Not Available
005-224
Scan Start
Scan Start Signal ON
Not Available
005-225
Nudger Position Snr
The Nudger Roll is at UP position.
Not Available
062-201
Sheet Abort
Document Regist
Not Available
062-212
IIT Regi Sensor
De-actuation of Regi Sensor
Not Available
062-240
ADF Exist
DADF is not installed
Not Available
062-251
APS Sensor1
APS SNR1:L APS ON: H Document detected
062-253
APS Sensor3
APS SNR3:L APS ON: H Document detected
Not Available
062-272
Scan Start
Not Available
062-300
Platen I/L Switch
Platen closed
Not Available
062-301
Angle Sensor
Platen opened
Not Available
Component Control
Scan available
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Not Available
1st Version
Table 4 Output Component Control Codes IIT

Multiple Output
Prohibited Items
Remarks
ON for 50sec -> Auto OFF O
005-002~005-014
Not Available
005-001
005-003~005-014
Not Available
CVT-DADF Feed Motor(Speed3)
005-001~005-002
005-004~005-014
Not Available
005-004
005-001~005-003
005-005~005-014
Not Available
005-005
005-001~005-004
005-006~005-014
Not Available
005-006
005-001~005-005
005-007~005-014
Not Available
005-007
005-001~005-006
005-008~005-014
Not Available
005-008
005-001~005-007
005-009~005-014
Not Available
005-009
005-001~005-008
005-010~005-014
Not Available
005-010
005-001~005-009
005-013~005-014
Not Available
005-013
005-001~005-010
005-014
Not Available
005-014
CVT-DADF Feed Motor(Reverse)
005-001~005-013
Not Available
005-026
CVT-DADF Reg.Motor(Speed1)
005-027~005-036
Not Available
005-027
005-026
005-028~005-036
Not Available
005-028
005-026~005-027
005-029~005-036
Not Available
005-029
005-026~005-028
005-030~005-036
Not Available
005-030
005-026~005-029
005-031~005-036
Not Available
005-031
005-026~005-030
005-032~005-036
Not Available
005-032
005-026~005-031
005-033~005-036
Not Available
005-033
005-026~005-032
005-034~005-036
Not Available
005-034
005-026~005-033
005-035~005-036
Not Available
005-036
CVT-DADF Reg.Motor(Reverse)
005-026~005-036
Not Available
005-072
CVT Nip Release Solenoid
3sec on
Not Available
Chain-Link Name
Connector Level
Meaning
005-001
005-002
005-003
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Timer Off
Component Control
Table 4 Output Component Control Codes IIT

Chain-Link Name
Connector Level
Meaning
Timer Off
Multiple Output
Prohibited Items
Remarks
005-073
CVT Stamp Solenoid
ON for 10msec -> Auto

OFF
Not Available
005-083
Doc Ready
Turn ON the Doc Ready

signal.
Not Available
005-084
Doc Set LED
Belt: Turn ON the DOC

SET LED
X(Belt)
O(CVT)
Not Available
005-088
Image Area
ON for 5sec
Not Available
005-090
Nudger initialize
Performs Nudger Roll ini- O

tialization.
Not Available
062-002
IIT Exposure Lamp
Turn the Lamp ON for

180sec -> Auto OFF
Turn it OFF when Stop command is

received before Auto OFF.
062-005
IIT Scan Motor (Scan)
Each has 4 phases.

H/L Switching
Move it 50mm from current position in Scan

direction -> Auto OFF
062-006
Stop command is not accepted before

Auto OFF.
062-006
IIT Scan Motor (Return)
Each has 4 phases.

H/L Switching
Move it 50mm from current position in Return

direction -> Auto OFF
062-005
Stop command is not accepted before

Auto OFF.
062-086
IIT Image Area
(Differential) H
IMAGE-AREA Signal Out- X

put
Not Available
062-091
Exchange To ADF
Turn ON the document

exchange command signal to the DADF
Not Available
Component Control
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Hard Disk Diagnostic Program

Purpose
NOTE: HDD initialization using the UI-Diagnostic is only for Partition A.
Procedure
1.

a.
b.

Mode).
2.
Select Sub System.
3.
Select Initialize Hard Disk and select Partition A.
4.
Press the Start button and select Yes.
5.
When Partition A has been initialized is displayed, select Confirm.
NOTE: After the above procedure, Partition A will be initialized.
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Hard Disk Diagnostic Program
Test Pattern Print
Test Patterns
Purpose
For details on the test pattern generation location and output path, see Table 1.
Prints the test patterns in the machine, to help identify Image Quality problems.
Table 1 Pattern Outline
Procedure
1.

a.
b.

Mode).
2.
Select Print Test Pattern.
3.
Select Pattern Number.
4.
Select Paper Tray.
5.
Select Start.
Pattern Name
Objective / Overview
Built-in Image
Sub
001
Horizontal Stripe
Check operation around the ROS/Xero.
IOT
002
All Black
For isolating the problem
IOT
003
All White
For isolating the problem
IOT
021
No Paper Run
For No Paper Run specified by the MF-UI.
IOT
No.
Table 2 Parameter settings available for pattern output
NOTE: If IOT Subsystem Fail occurs during Test Print, IOT and subsequent Diagnostics cannot be processed causing an error. Test Print cannot be canceled and the power must be
turned Off/On (However, it is possible to exit Diagnostics).
If Not Ready states such as Device Error, Jam and No Paper are the cause of the error, Diagnostics can be processed and Test Print can be canceled.
No.
Name
Image Size
001
Horizontal
Stripe
A3x17inch(*1) Tray 1:1

Tray 2:2
Tray 3:3
Tray 4:4
MPT:5
Cannot be Plain
specified
(Prints
using specified paper
sizes even
when using
the MPT)
Simp/Dup
002
All Black

Tray 2:2
Tray 3:3
Tray 4:4
MPT:5
Cannot be Plain
specified
(Prints
sizes even
when using
the MPT)
Simp/Dup
003
All White

Tray 2:2
Tray 3:3
Tray 4:4
MPT:5
Cannot be Plain
specified
(Prints
sizes even
when using
the MPT)
Simp/Dup
004
No Paper Run -
Simp
As the MC competes with the contents of the instructions from the UI, the machine may print
the specified test pattern or use the priority tray, or it may not print and send a message indicating that a conflict occurred.
Tray
The UI receives this message from the MC and displays a message indicating that an error
occurred and printing is possible due to a conflict in the operation.
When a jam occurs, the machine stops processing (do not continue or process again). The
Clear Jam screen appears and a message asking the user to clear the jam will be displayed on
the UI.
Paper
Types
Paper
Sizes when when using
Simp/Dup
using MPT MPT
Tray 1:1
NOTE: (*1): Displays 294mmx17inch (A3 breadth x Ledger length) (means that A3 and Ledger are both supported sizes)
Test Pattern Print
Prints only from the specified tray. (ATS and APS are not processed.)
If there was an invalid print specification in 1, an error occurs.
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Prints in the paper size of the selected tray. (Print areas outside the paper size will not be
printed)
If the Finisher is installed, No Paper Run cannot be processed. No Paper Run is controlled by dummy 8.5x11LEF timing regardless of whether there is paper or paper size.
If IOT Built-in PG is specified, 2 Sided (Dup) is prohibited when specifying MPT.

Table 3 Pattern Overview
Pattern Name
Objective / Overview
051
Paper Feed Alignment Adjustment pattern (Grid Pattern)
For IOT Regi Adjustment

20mm interval/line spacing 0.2 +/0.025mm
Controller
Total Chart
For adjustment and isolating the

problem
Controller
Table 4 Parameter settings available for pattern output
Image
Size
Tray
Paper
Types
Paper
Sizes when when using Simp/
Dup
using MPT MPT
Paper Feed Alignment

Adjustment pattern (Grid
Pattern)
(*1)
(*3)
A4 or Letter LEF
Total Chart
(*2)
(*3)
A3 or
11"x17"
No.
Name
051
052
No.
Pattern Name
Tray
IIT Slow Scan Ink Gradation
Tray 1:1
Tray 2:2
Tray 3:3
Tray 4:4
MPT:5
A3SEF
Plain
Simp/Dup
105
Shading Data Output
Tray 1:1
Tray 2:2
Tray 3:3
Tray 4:4
MPT:5
A3SEF
Plain
Simp/Dup
107
1 dot-wide grid
Tray 1:1
Tray 2:2
Tray 3:3
Tray 4:4
MPT:5
A3SEF
Plain
Simp/Dup
109
2dot-wide grid
Tray 1:1
Tray 2:2
Tray 3:3
Tray 4:4
MPT:5
A3SEF
Plain
Simp/Dup
111
4dot-wide grid
Tray 1:1
Tray 2:2
Tray 3:3
Tray 4:4
MPT:5
A3SEF
Plain
Simp/Dup
114
Fast Scan 256 Gradation
Tray 1:1
Tray 2:2
Tray 3:3
Tray 4:4
MPT:5
A3SEF
Plain
Simp/Dup
116
Slow Scan 256 Gradation
Tray 1:1
Tray 2:2
Tray 3:3
Tray 4:4
MPT:5
A3SEF
Plain
Simp/Dup
118
Slow Scan 256 Dotted Line
Tray 1:1
Tray 2:2
Tray 3:3
Tray 4:4
MPT:5
A3SEF
Plain
Simp/Dup
(*1):Length is longer than A4 length and breadth is longer than Letter breadth.
(*2): Displays 294mmx17inch (A3 breadth x Ledger length) (means that A3 and Ledger are
both supported sizes)
(*3):Refer to the specifications described in Detection.
Table 5 IIT Pattern Overview
No.
Pattern Name
Tray
101
IIT Fast Scan Ink Gradation
Tray 1:1
Tray 2:2
Tray: 33
Tray 4:4
MPT:5
Paper
Types
Paper
Simp/Dup
using MPT MPT
A3SEF
Plain
1st Version
Simp/Dup
Paper
Types
Paper
Simp/Dup
using MPT MPT
103
Built-in Image
Sub
No.
052
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Test Pattern Print
Webpage Administrator Password
No.
Pattern Name
Tray
120
Even Density of the Whole

Page
Tray 1:1
Tray 2:2
Tray 3:3
Tray 4:4
MPT:5
Paper
Types
Paper
Simp/Dup
using MPT MPT
Required to change settings on machine.
A3SEF
Password: x-admin
Plain
Simp/Dup
Test Pattern Print, Webpage Administrator Password
User Name: 11111
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Center Tray Offsetting
E-Mail Icon
This procedure enables offsetting in Center Tray.
This procedure restores E-Mail icon in display on machines with this capability.
Procedure
Procedure
Customer can perform following steps if system admin is accessible with code 11111, or code
is available.
is available.
1.
1.
2.
2.
3.
3.
4.
4.
Select Network Settings.
5.
Select Other Settings.
5.
Select Port Settings.
6.
Select Offset Stacking and select Change Setting.
6.
Select down arrow and scroll to Send E-mail.
7.
Select Offset per Set.
7.
Select Send E-mail and select Change Setting, twice.
8.
Select Save.
8.
Select Enabled and select Save.
9.
Select Close.
9.
Select Close.

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Center Tray Offsetting, E-Mail Icon
FAX Output Separation

This procedure provides a method for customer to easily identify FAX output.
Procedure
If colored paper is available, load colored paper in Tray 1 SEF.
NOTE: FAX and FAX reports are printed on SEF by default.
To prevent the machine from feeding Short Edge Paper (Color), when copying Short Edge
Documents (on Platen Glass or DADF) set the Tray 1 Paper Attributes as "Custom1" and
Paper Type Priority as "Second ".
is available.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Select Paper Tray Attributes.
6.
Select Paper Type Priority.
7.
Select Custom Paper 1.
8.
Select Change Setting and select Second.
9.
Select Save.
10. Select Close.

11. Select Paper Type.
12. Select 1. Tray 1 and select Change Settings.
13. Select Custom 1.
14. Select Save.
15. Select Close.
FAX Output Separation
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GP 1 Intermittent Problem RAP
The purpose of this RAP is to provide guidance for resolving an intermittent problem. This is
not an exact procedure, but a set of recommended actions that use the resources of the service manual to help locate the cause of an intermittent problem.
Wires chafing against components of the machine, especially against moving components
Misaligned, mis-adjusted, or incorrectly installed components
Slow or slipping clutches; slow or binding solenoids
Damaged components
Excessive heat, or symptoms of excessive heat, such as the discoloration of a component
Loose cables or wires
Procedure
1.
2.
Check the service log. Recent service actions may provide information about the problem. For example, a component that was recently replaced to correct another problem
may be the cause of the new intermittent problem.
Run the machine in a mode that vigorously exercises the function that is suspected. The
machine may fail more frequently or may fail completely under these conditions. Look for
signs of failure or abnormal operation.
An intermittent problem can usually be associated with a RAP, since when it does fail, it
results in a fault code, a jam code, or some other observable symptom.
3.
Using the RAP that is associated with the symptom of the intermittent problem, examine
all of the components that are referenced in the RAP. Look for:
Contamination, such as a feed roller that has a build up of dirt or toner
Wear, such as gear teeth that are rounded or have excessive backlash
HFSI, even if they are not near or have not exceeded the SPEC LIFE or COPY
COUNT value
Wires chafing against components of the machine, especially against moving components
Misaligned, mis-adjusted, or incorrectly installed components
Slow or slipping clutches; slow or binding solenoids
Damaged components
Excessive heat, or symptoms of excessive heat, such as the discoloration of a component
Loose cables or wires
4.
Using the RAP that is associated with the symptom of the intermittent problem, perform
all of the adjustments for the components or functions that are referenced in the RAP.
Check to ensure that the adjustment can be made and that there is an adequate range of
adjustment, and that it can be set to or near the nominal value. Any abnormality that is
observed may be an indication of the cause of the problem. For example, a component
can be adjusted to the nominal value, but it is at the limit of the adjustment range. This is
not normal and may be an indication of the cause of the problem.
5.
Operate all of the components in the appropriate RAP that is associated with the symptom of the intermittent problem with Component Control. Observe the components for any
symptoms of abnormal operation, such as a hesitation, or an unusual sound.
6.
Check that the AC and DC power are within specifications.
7.
Get technical advice or assistance where appropriate. This will depend upon the situation
and the established local procedures.
8.
Examine the components that are not in the RAP, but are associated with the function
that is failing. Refer to the BSDs. Look for:
Contamination, such as a feed roller that has a build up of dirt or toner
Wear, such as gear teeth that are rounded or have excessive backlash
HFSI, even if they are not near or have not exceeded the SPEC LIFE or COPY
COUNT value
1st Version
9.
Perform the adjustments for the components that are not in the RAP, but are associated
with the function that is failing. Refer to the BSDs. Check to ensure that the adjustment
CAN BE MADE and that there is an adequate range of adjustment, and that it can be set
to or near the nominal value. Any abnormality that is observed may be an indication of the
cause of the problem. For example, a component can be adjusted to the nominal value,
but it is at the limit of the adjustment range. This is not normal and may be an indication of
the cause of the problem
10. Operate all of the components that are not in the RAP, but are associated with the function that is failing with Component Control. Refer to the BSDs. Observe the components
for any symptoms of abnormal operation, such as a hesitation, or an unusual sound.
11. Replace any components or consumable that are known to be a frequent cause of the
problem. When doing this, consider the cost and time required. If the suspected item is
inexpensive, can be installed quickly, and has a high probability of resolving the problem,
then it is reasonable to replace it.
12. Leave an accurate and detailed record of your actions in the service log. Describe what
you have observed, what actions you took, and what else needs to be done.
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GP 1
GP 2 Fax Diagnostics
Table 1 Fax Diagnostic signal numbers
Purpose
Signal No. Output
Description
This procedure describes the process for running fax diagnostic tests found in UI Diagnostic
Mode.
014
Tonal Signal Output
1300Hz
015
Tonal Signal Output
1650Hz
016
Tonal Signal Output
1850Hz
017
Tonal Signal Output
2100Hz
To Access Fax Diagnostics:
019
DTMF Signal Output
Dual Tone 1
1.
Enter UI Diagnostic Mode.
020
DTMF Signal Output
Dual Tone 2
2.
Press the Log In/Out button on the Control Panel
021
DTMF Signal Output
Dual Tone 3
3.
On the display, select System Settings, then Common Settings, then Maintenance/
Diagnostics.
022
DTMF Signal Output
Dual Tone 4
023
DTMF Signal Output
Dual Tone 5
024
DTMF Signal Output
Dual Tone 6
025
DTMF Signal Output
Dual Tone 7
026
DTMF Signal Output
Dual Tone 8
027
DTMF Signal Output
Dual Tone 9
028
DTMF Signal Output
Dual Tone 0
029
DTMF Signal Output
Dual Tone *
030
DTMF Signal Output
Dual Tone #
Procedure
4.
Select Sub System.
5.
Select Fax Diagnostics.
There are two tests for Fax Diagnostics, the Signal Sending Test and the Relay Test
Signal Sending Test
This test checks the ability of the Fax system to generate and transmit a specific signal.
To run this test:
1.
From the Fax Diagnostics screen, select Signal Sending Test.
031
DTMF Signal Output
Dual Tone A
2.
Select the line number you wish to test (standard line is 1. Lines 3 and 5 are for optional
additional lines, 0, 2, and 4 are for FX use only).
032
DTMF Signal Output
Dual Tone B
033
DTMF Signal Output
Dual Tone C
Enter the Signal Number you wish to test and select Send Signals. Refer to Table 1 for
the list of signal numbers.
034
DTMF Signal Output
Dual Tone D
035
V.21 (H) Signal Output
HDLC Flag
036
V.27ter Signal Output
2400 bps (HDLC Flag)
037
V.27ter Signal Output
038
V.29 Signal Output
If an error occurs, a Fault Code will be displayed.
039
V.29 Signal Output
To stop the test, select Cancel Sending.
040
V.17 Signal Output
Relay On/Off Test
041
V.17 Signal Output
This test turns on/off various relays that are used in the NCU.
042
V.17 Signal Output
043
V.17 Signal Output
080
V.8 Signal Output
ANSam
From the Fax Diagnostics screen, select Relay On/Off Test.
081
V.8 Signal Output
CM
3.
4.
5.
An audio tone or tones corresponding to the selected signal should be heard. This verifies
communication from the UI to the ESS PWB, from the ESS to the FMO PWB, from the
FMO to the FCB PWB, and demonstrates the ability of the system to generate the specific
signal being tested.
To run this test:

1.
2.
3.
Select the Line Number and select Relay On.
082
V.8 Signal Output
JM
If an error occurs, a Fault Code will be displayed. Listen for the Relay to pick up the Line.
083
V.8 Signal Output
INFOc
To stop the test, select Relay Off.
084
V.8 Signal Output
INFOa
085
V.8 Signal Output
PPh+ALT
096
V.34 Signal Output
2400/2400 (HDLC Flag)
097
V.34 Signal Output
4800/2400 (HDLC Flag)
098
V.34 Signal Output
7200/2400 (HDLC Flag)

Signal No. Output
Description
011
Tonal Signal Output
462Hz
099
V.34 Signal Output
9600/2400 (HDLC Flag)
012
Tonal Signal Output
1080Hz
100
V.34 Signal Output
12000/2400 (HDLC Flag)
013
Tonal Signal Output
1100Hz
101
V.34 Signal Output
14400/2400 (HDLC Flag)
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Signal No. Output
Description
Signal No. Output
Description
102
V.34 Signal Output
16800/2400 (HDLC Flag)
148
V.34 Signal Output
19200/3429 (HDLC Flag)
103
V.34 Signal Output
19200/2400 (HDLC Flag)
149
V.34 Signal Output
21600/3429 (HDLC Flag)
104
V.34 Signal Output
21600/2400 (HDLC Flag)
150
V.34 Signal Output
24000/3429 (HDLC Flag)
106
V.34 Signal Output
4800/2743 (HDLC Flag)
151
V.34 Signal Output
26400/3429 (HDLC Flag)
107
V.34 Signal Output
7200/2743 (HDLC Flag)
152
V.34 Signal Output
28800/3429 (HDLC Flag)
108
V.34 Signal Output
9600/2743 (HDLC Flag)
153
V.34 Signal Output
31200/3429 (HDLC Flag)
109
V.34 Signal Output
12000/2743 (HDLC Flag)
154
V.34 Signal Output
33600/3429 (HDLC Flag)
110
V.34 Signal Output
14400/2743 (HDLC Flag)
160
DTMF Signal Output
Signal Tone 697Hz
111
V.34 Signal Output
16800/2743 (HDLC Flag)
161
DTMF Signal Output
Signal Tone 770Hz
112
V.34 Signal Output
19200/2743 (HDLC Flag)
162
DTMF Signal Output
Signal Tone 852Hz
113
V.34 Signal Output
21600/2743 (HDLC Flag)
163
DTMF Signal Output
Signal Tone 941Hz
114
V.34 Signal Output
24000/2743 (HDLC Flag)
164
DTMF Signal Output
Signal Tone 1209Hz
117
V.34 Signal Output
4800/3000 (HDLC Flag)
165
DTMF Signal Output
Signal Tone 1336Hz
118
V.34 Signal Output
7200/3000 (HDLC Flag)
166
DTMF Signal Output
Signal Tone 1477Hz
119
V.34 Signal Output
9600/3000 (HDLC Flag)
167
DTMF Signal Output
Signal Tone 1633Hz
120
V.34 Signal Output
12000/3000 (HDLC Flag)
121
V.34 Signal Output
14400/3000 (HDLC Flag)
122
V.34 Signal Output
16800/3000 (HDLC Flag)
123
V.34 Signal Output
19200/3000 (HDLC Flag)
124
V.34 Signal Output
21600/3000 (HDLC Flag)
125
V.34 Signal Output
24000/3000 (HDLC Flag)
126
V.34 Signal Output
26400/3000 (HDLC Flag)
127
V.34 Signal Output
28800/3000 (HDLC Flag)
129
V.34 Signal Output
4800/3200 (HDLC Flag)
130
V.34 Signal Output
7200/3200 (HDLC Flag)
131
V.34 Signal Output
9600/3200 (HDLC Flag)
132
V.34 Signal Output
12000/3200 (HDLC Flag)
133
V.34 Signal Output
14400/3200 (HDLC Flag)
134
V.34 Signal Output
16800/3200 (HDLC Flag)
135
V.34 Signal Output
19200/3200 (HDLC Flag)
136
V.34 Signal Output
21600/3200 (HDLC Flag)
137
V.34 Signal Output
24000/3200 (HDLC Flag)
138
V.34 Signal Output
26400/3200 (HDLC Flag)
139
V.34 Signal Output
28800/3200 (HDLC Flag)
140
V.34 Signal Output
31200/3200 (HDLC Flag)
142
V.34 Signal Output
4800/3429 (HDLC Flag)
143
V.34 Signal Output
7200/3429 (HDLC Flag)
144
V.34 Signal Output
9600/3429 (HDLC Flag)
145
V.34 Signal Output
12000/3429 (HDLC Flag)
146
V.34 Signal Output
14400/3429 (HDLC Flag)
147
V.34 Signal Output
16800/3429 (HDLC Flag)
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GP 3 Resetting the Administrator Password
GP 4 Replacing Billing PWBs
Purpose
Purpose
The purpose of this procedure is to allow the CSE to recover the Administrator Password in situations where the customer has changed the password from the default value, and subsequently lost or forgotten the password.
This procedure is used to maintain serial number and billing data integrity when PWBs with billing data must be replaced.
Procedure
Procedure
1.
Enter UI Diagnostic Mode.
CAUTION
2.
Press the Log In/Out button on the Control Panel
3.
To maintain the integrity of the serial number and billing data never replace all three PWBs at
once. If any of the following billing data PWBs needs replacing, replace them ONE AT A TIME
according to this procedure:
4.
ESS PWB.
Select Diagnostics.
MCU NVM PWB.
6.
7.
Enter location 700-171 and press Confirm/Change. This is the current password. You
can provide this number to the customer, or set the location to the default value (11111)
and allow the customer to enter a new number from Tools mode.
Ensure that the correct version of software is installed on the PWBs before and after PWB
replacement. Print the System Settings List (GP 5), and compare the ROM values to the table
in the software installation instructions on the current software upgrade CD.
5.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Select the PWB that has not been replaced.
5.
Enter the Serial No. and push Confirm button twice.
NOTE: If any of the following conditions exist, escalate the call to Field engineering or the
NTS:
The displayed serial numbers match each other but do not match the data plate.
Two or more numbers do not agree with the data plate and the third number.
The displayed numbers are all different.
6.
The Set Serial Number button will become active. Click the button. A series of pop-up
windows will open. Follow the instructions on the screen to synchronize the serial numbers.
CAUTION
To maintain the integrity of the serial number and billing data never replace all three PWBs at
once. Replacing all three PWBs at once will cause unrecoverable NVM corruption. If a PWB
needs replacing, only replace ONE AT A TIME. If the problem is not resolved, reinstall the original PWB and re-enter the serial number (if necessary) before attempting to replace a different
PWB.
7.
GP 3, GP 4
If any PWB will not synchronize, replace that PWB and re-synchronize.
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GP 5 Printing Reports
Description
This procedure describes how to print reports.
PostScript Fonts List
5.
Select Settings List-Common Items.
6.
Press the Start button.
Other Reports
Procedure
The following reports can be printed from the UI Diagnostic Mode:
Refer to types of reports below.
1.
Enter the Diagnostic Mode (Entering UI Diagnostics).
2.
3.
Printing the System Settings List (Configuration Report) without entering Diagnostics Mode.
4.
NOTE: Other report titles are also listed for your information
5.
Select the scroll down arrow.
6.
Select the CE button.
7.
The following reports can be printed.
System Settings List
NOTE: If paper size errors occur when attempting to print reports, check that NVM location
700-397 is set for the appropriate paper size (44 = 8.5 x 11 in.; 5 = A4) (refer to NVM Read/
Write).
1.
2.
Select Billing Meter/Print Report tab on the display.
3.
Select Print Report/List.
4.
Select Print Mode Settings (report tree is show for your information; mode settings contain settings lists):
Job Status/Activity Report
Job History Report
Activity Report
Error History Report
Stored Documents List
8.
Debug Log Report
b.
HFSI Report
c.
Jam Report
d.
Shutdown Report
e.
Failure Report
f.
Protocol Monitor Report
Select the requested log button and press the Start button. The selected log will be
printed.
Scan Mode Settings
Settings List
Job Template List
Address Book
Copy Mode Settings
FAX Mode Settings
a.
Settings List-Common Items
Settings List
Address Book
Comments List
Print Mode Settings
Settings List-Common Items (will be selected in next step)
PCL Settings List
PCL Form List
PDF Settings List
TIFF Settings List
TIFF Logical Printers List
PS Logical Printers List
Fonts List
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GP 5
GP 6 Special Boot Modes

Purpose
This procedure describes methods of recovering from certain uncertain faults.
Procedure
Some boot-up failures, as well as some uncertain fault codes, may be caused by software corruption, or by structural flaws in a command sent to the machine. In these cases, it is sometimes possible to bypass or delete the offending code during the startup process.
CAUTION
There are four special boot modes. Each mode performs a different set of initializations to
bypass a specific set of problems. There is information lost in each procedure, thus, they
should not be used unless specific directions are given. The following list gives these procedures, in the order from least-invasive to most-invasive. If you are instructed to perform a specific initialization, perform only that procedure. If you are asked to perform the entire series,
perform the steps in the order given, until the problem is resolved.
Log Initialization
This step will delete any print or copy job that is in process, and then perform a reboot.
To execute: Simultaneously press and hold the 1, the Stop, and the Power Save buttons on
the Control Panel while switching on the power. Hold the buttons down until the boot up screen
(5 circles) appears and the second circle starts to blink.
Spool Initialization
This step will delete all pending print or copy jobs in the job queue, and then perform a reboot.
HDD Initialization
This step will delete all pending print or copy jobs in the IOT job queue, initializes the IOT HDD,
and will and then perform a reboot. All customer data on the HDD will be deleted.
ESS NVM Initialization
CAUTION
This routine will set all IOT ESS NVM values to default. Do not attempt this procedure unless
there is a usable Machine Settings floppy, an accurate Configuration Report and/or other data
that will enable you to reload the correct NVM values for this machine.
This step will initialize the IOT ESS NVM (SYS-System and SYS-User) and then perform a
reboot.
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GP 7 Country Code Setting

Purpose
To input country code.
Procedure
1.
2.
3.

a.
b.

Mode).
Select NVM Read Write.

Perform NVM Read/Write on Chain Link 790-570.
0: No customer setting (default)
1: Customer setting for other than North America.
2: Customer setting for North America.
4.
Select Close and Exit.
Change country code at Customer site.

1.
Enter KO mode.
a.
Push Log In/Out button on Control Panel.
b.
Enter 11111.
2.
Select System Setting -> Common Settings -> Other Settings.
3.
In the menu, 15. Country to be selected.

This menu shall appear only when Chain-Link 790-570 is set to 1 or 2.
4.
5.
Country menu appears.
6.
Select the country.
7.
Select Save.
8.
Select Close 3 times and Exit.
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GP 7
GP 8 Firmware Version
6.
Perform following to check Exit.

Enter 740-012 using number keypad and select Confirm/Change.
Description
a.
This procedure describes how to determine firmware version of machine subsystems that are
administered by Firmware Version designations.
b.
Record the Current Value. Place a decimal point after the value.
c.
Select Cancel.
Procedure
Firmware Version of Controller+PS ROM, IOT ROM, Finisher B ROM, IIT ROM, ADF ROM,
and FAX ROM
NOTE: If paper size errors occur when attempting to print reports, check that NVM location
700-397 is set for the appropriate paper size (44 = 8.5 x 11 in.; 5 = A4) (refer to NVM Read/
Write).
1.
2.
Select Billing Meter/Print Report tab on the display.
3.
Select Print Report/List.
4.
Select Print Mode Settings.
5.
Select Settings List - Common Items.
6.
Press the Start button.
7.
d.
e.
Record the Current Value. If Current Value is a single digit, add a leading zero and
record behind decimal from first read. This is the Duplex Firmware Version.
f.
Select Cancel as required to exit or proceed to next step.
Perform following to check TTM.

a.
b.
c.
Select Cancel.
d.
e.
f.
Select Cancel as required to exit.
NOTE: Page 1 of the report will list Firmware Version of Controller+PS ROM, IOT ROM,
Finisher B ROM, IIT ROM, ADF ROM, and FAX ROM
Firmware Version of Duplex, Exit, and TTM
NOTE: Obtaining the Firmware Level for the Duplex Module, the Exit Module and the TTM
(Tandem Tray Module) requires reading two NVM locations, adding a decimal point behind the
first read, adding a leading zero if the second read is a single digit, and combining the second
read behind the decimal point to formulate a Firmware Level.
1.
2.

a.
b.

Mode).
3.
4.
To check Duplex go to step 5.

To check Exit go to step 6.
To check TTM go to step 7.
5.
Perform following to check Duplex.

a.
b.
c.
Select Cancel.
d.
e.
f.
Select Cancel as required to exit or proceed to next step.
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Space Requirements
Installation space requirements are shown in Figure 1 (CC C123/C128/C133, WC M123/M128/
133 w/out Finisher), Figure 2 (CC C123/C128, WC M123/M128/133 w/Finisher).
Figure 2 Space Requirement - CC C123/128/133, WC M123/128/133 w/Finisher (j0st61002)
Figure 1 Space Requirement - CC C123/128/133, WC M123/128/133 w/out Finisher

(j0st61001)
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Space Requirements
Product Specs.
Product Specs.
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Product Codes
Paper Capacities
Table 3 Paper Capacities
Table 1 Product Codes CC C123/128/133

No. Item
Product Code
Specification
CopyCenter123 Platen 120V
TFY
Paper Sizes
CopyCenter123 Platen 220V
TGD
Min: 139.7W x 182L
Min: 89W x 98.4L mm (postcard)
CopyCenter123 DADF 120V
TFW
Max: 297W x 432Lmm
Max: 297W x 431.8L mm/12 x 19 in.
TGC
WVY
WWC
2TM
UDH
Paper Weights
Paper Trays 1 - 4
Tray 5 (Bypass)
Paper
Range: 60 - 216 gsm (Tray 2, Range: 60 - 216 gsm

3, 4)
Tray 1: 60 - 105 gsm
Capacities 24 lb. TTM: 3000 sheets total:

(90 gsm)
Tray 1: 500 sheets
TTM
UDK
2TM(CopyCenter123/128 Only )
UDH
10
TTM(CopyCenter123/128 Only )
UDK
11
2TM (CopyCenter123/128 /133 Downward Conpatibility )
WWD
12
TTM (CopyCenter123/128 /133 Downward Conpatibility )
WWE
13
Label for WC M123
UDN
14
Label for WC M128
UDP
15
Label for WC Pro123
UPL
16
Label for WC Pro128
UPM
17
Label for WC 133
WWF
18
Label for WC Pro133
WWG
Copy Speed
19
Finisher XC 120V NA(CopyCenter123/128 Only )
UDR
20
Finisher XC 220V EU(CopyCenter123/128 Only )
UDT
Letter size LEF: 23/28/33 ppm
21
Finisher XC 120V(CopyCenter123/128 /133 Downward Conpatibility ) YFC
Letter size SEF: 18/22/24 ppm
22
Finisher XC 220V(CopyCenter123/128 /133 Downward Conpatibility ) YFD
Legal size: 15/18/20 ppm
A3/11x17 in.: 13/15/17 ppm
Tray 2: 500 sheets
Tray 3: 800 sheets
Tray 4: 1200 sheets
100 sheets
2TM: 2000 sheets total:
Tray 1: 500 sheets
Tray 2: 500 sheets
Tray 3: 500 sheets
Tray 4: 500 sheets
B/W (plain paper; simplex; fed from Tray 1)
FCOT/FPOT
Component Weights
First Copy Output Time (original on platen); 8.5 x 11 (A4); Tray 1;

Table 2 Component Weights
4.5 sec. or less.
Component
Weight (approx.)
First Print Output Time (does not include ESS process time for prints); 8.5 x 11 (A4); Tray 1;
DC (Platen)
60 kg (132 lb.)
IIT and Platen
15 kg (33 lb.)
Voltage Requirements
2 Tray Module
23 kg (51 lb.)
Single phase (two wires plus ground)
Tandem Tray Module
31 kg (68 lb.)
110 - 127 VAC/60 Hz (99 - 135 VAC, 50/60 +/- 3 Hz)
Exit2
2 kg (4 lb.)
220 - 240 VAC/50 Hz (198 to 254 VAC, 50/60 +/- 3 Hz)
Duplex Module
1.8 kg (4 lb.)
DADF
9 kg (20 lb.)
Power Consumption (5 minute average)
Finisher
30 kg (66 lb.)
Machine Running: 1.33 kVA - NASG; 1.92 kVA ESG max.
off Mode 1.5W~3.2W (Reference)
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12 sec. max
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Product Specs.
Common Tools
Environmental Data and Requirements

Ambient Temperature and Humidity requirement:
Minimum: 10 C/50F at 15% humidity
Maximum: 32 C/90F at 70% (28 C/82F at 85% humidity) humidity
Table 1 Common Tools

Description
IIT/DADF Specifications
Table 4 DADF Specifications
Part Number
Screw Driver (-) 3 x 50
600T 40205
Screw Driver (+) 6 x 100
600T 01989
Screw Driver (+) NO.1
499T 00356
Stubby Driver (+) (-)
600T 40210
Document Size: Platen
Max size: 297 x 420 mm, 11 x 17 in.

Max scannable area: 297 x 420 mm
Document Size: DADF
5.5 x 8.5 (A5) LEF to 11 x 17 SEF (A3)

Max: 297 x 432 mm
Min: 139.7 x 210 mm
Document Weight: DADF
Min: 50 gsm/16lb
Max: 128 gsm/32lb (Duplex mode)
Box Driver 5.5MM
600T 01988
Document Capacity: DADF
50 sheets 38 gsm to 120 gsm.
Side Cutting Nipper
600T 40903
R/E Capability:
Variable Percentages: 25% to 400% in 1% increments

Preset Percentages:
Round Nose Pliers
600T 40901
Digital Multi-meter Set
600T 02020
25%
Interlock Cheater
600T 91616
50%
Silver Scale 150MM
600T 41503
64.7% (11 x17 in. to 8.5 x 11 in.)
CE Tool Case
600T 01901
78.5% (8.5 x 14 in. to 8.5 x 11 in.)
Magnetic Screw Pick-up Tool
600T 41911
100%
Scriber Tool
600T 41913
129.4% (8.5 x 11 in. to 11 x17 in.)
Magnetic pickup
600T 41911
220% (3.5 x 5 in. to 8.5 x 11 in.)
Loupe
600T 42008
400%
Flash Light
600T 01824
Brush
600T 41901
Presets can be changed in Tools mode.
Product Specs., Common Tools
Screw Driver (-) 100MM
499T 00355
Spanner and Wrench 5.5 x 5.5
600T 40501
Spanner and Wrench 7x 7
600T 40502
Hex Key Set
600T 02002
Tester Lead Wire (red)
600T 09583
Tester Lead Wire (black)
600T 02030
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Product Tools and Test Patterns
Log Book Storage

A protected out-of-sight space exists below the IIT, at the right rear corner, above the center
output tray. Fold the log and insert into this space.
Table 1 Tools and Test Patterns

Description
Part Number
Geometric Test Pattern
082E 08220
HVPS test probe (1/10X)
600T 01653
HVPS test probe adapter
600T 01996
Copy Paper Carrying Case
600T 01999
Copy Paper Zip Lock Bag
600T 02000
Colotech + - 90 gsm - A3
003R 94642
Service and Machine NVM Log
700P 97436
Serial cable
600T 02058
USB cable, 6 ft/2 meter Firmware Upload
600T02231
Network Interface (Crossover) cable
600T 02252
Parallel printer cable
117E 19340
PWS power cord adapter
600T 02018
L Probe
600T 02177
Machine Resident Disk Kit

(Machine Settings Floppy)
300K 63850
A3 (11 x 17) Test Pattern
082E 02000
A3 Test Pattern
082P 521 (Standard Test Pattern, 82P524/

82P521)
A4 Test Pattern
082E 02010
8.5 x 11 Test Pattern
082E 02020
8.5 x 14 Test Pattern
082P 524 (Standard Test Pattern, 82P524/

82P521)
SIR 542.00 Solid area density Scale
082E 08230
SIR 494.00 Visual Scale
082P 00448
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Product Tools and Test Patterns,
Cleaning Materials
Machine Consumables
Table 1 Cleaning Materials
Table 1 Cartridge (30,000 sheets/A4 @6% Coverage)
NASG Part
Number
ESG Part
Number
Cleaning fluid
(8oz., Formula A)
043P 00048
008R 90034
Film remover (8 oz.)
043P 00045
008R 90176
Lens/mirror cleaner
043P 00081
008R 90178
Lint-free (white) cleaning cloth
019P 03025
019P 03025
Table 2 Drum Cartridge (60,000

sheets/A4 sheets (Hard Stop))
Lint-free Optics cleaning cloth
499T 90417
499T 90417
Part Number
Cleaning towels
035P 03191
600S 04372
Drop cloth
035P 01737
035P 01737
Cotton Swab
035P 02162
035P 02162
Description
Name
Part Number
XC WW-Metered
006R 01182
XC NA/DMO-W-Sold
006R 01184
XC NA/DMO-E-Sold
006R 01183
013R 00589
Table 3 Staple Cartridge (5,000
staples)
Part Number
008R 12915
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Glossary of Terms
Table 1
Table 1
Term
Description
LED
Light Emitting Diode
Term
Description
LEF
Long Edge Feed
A3
Paper size 297 millimeters (11.69 inches) x 420 millimeters (16.54 inches).
LTR
Letter size paper (8.5 x 11 inches)
A4
Paper size 210 millimeters (8.27 inches) x 297 millimeters (11.69 inches).
LUT
Look Up Table - array of NVM locations that store process control data
AC
Alternating Current is type of current available at power source for machine.
LVPS
Low Voltage Power Supply
ACT
Advanced Customer Training: teaches customers to perform some of service that is

normally performed by Xerox Service Representative.
MF
Multi-Function
MN
Multinational
A/D
Analog to Digital refers to conversion of signal.
NIC
Network Interface Card
ADJ
Adjustment Procedure
NA
North America
ARZ
Argentina
NAAO
North American Agent Operations
Bit
Binary digit, either 1 or 0, representing an electrical state.
NARS
North American Reseller Sales
CCD
Charge Coupled Device (Photoelectric Converter)
NG
Not Good, No Good
CD
1: Circuit Diagram; 2: Compact Disc
NO
Number
Chip
Integrated Circuit (IC)
NVM
Non Volatile Memory
CRU
Customer Replaceable Unit
OEM
Original equipment manufacturer
CVT
Constant Velocity Transport
OGM
On-going Maintenance
DADF
Duplexing Automatic Document Feeder
PC
Personal Computer
DC
Direct Current is type of power for machine components. Machine converts AC

power from power source to DC power.
PL
Parts List
PO
Part of (Assembly Name)
dC
Diagnostics Code.
DMM
Digital Multimeter is generic name for meter that measures voltage, current, or electrical resistance.
DMO
Developing Markets Operations
Duplex 2-sided printing or copying

EME
Electromagnetic Emissions are emitted from machine during normal operation and
power of these emissions are reduced by machine design features.
ESD
Electrostatic Discharge. A transfer of charge between bodies at different electrostatic

potential.
ESG
European Solutions Group - also referred to as XE (Xerox Europe)
FS
Fast Scan (direction) - Inboard to Outboard
GND
Ground
HFSI
High Frequency Service Item
HVPS
High Voltage Power Supply
Hz
Hertz (Cycles per second)
PWB
Printed Wiring Board
PWS
Portable Workstation for Service
PJ
Plug Jack (electrical connections)
RAM
Random Access Memory
RAP
Repair Analysis Procedure for diagnosis of machine status codes and abnormal conditions.
R/E
Reduction/Enlargement refers to features selection or components that enable

reduction or enlargement.
REP
Repair Procedure for disassembly and reassembly of component on machine
RIS
Raster Input Scanner
ROM
Read Only Memory
ROS
Raster Output Scanner. Device that transfers digitally processed image, using laser
light, to photoreceptor.
SAD
Solid Area Density
SCP
Service Call Procedure
SEF
Short Edge Feed

An automatic process that is used to check Control Logic circuitry. Any fault that is
detected during self-test is displayed by fault code or by LEDs on PWB.
Single Inline Memory Module used to increase printing capacity
IIT
Image Input Terminal - Scanner/CCD portion of the machine
IOT
Image Output Terminal - ROS/Xero/paper handling/fusing portion of the machine
IQ
Image Quality
Selftest
KC
1000 copies
SIMM
KO
Key Operator
Simplex Single sided copies
LCD
Liquid Crystal Display
SW
Software
LE
Lead Edge of copy or print paper, with reference to definition of term TE
TE
Trail Edge of copy or print paper, with reference to definition of term LE
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Table 1
Term
Description
UM
Unscheduled Maintenance
UI
User Interface
USB
Universal Serial Bus
W/
With - indicates machine condition where specified condition is present
W/O
Without - indicates machine condition where specified condition is not present
XBRA
Xerox Brazil
XE
Xerox Europe - also referred to as ESG (European Solutions Group)
XING
Xerox International Group
XLA
Xerox Latin America
XMEX
Xerox Mexico
XOG
Xerox Office Group
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Change Tag Introduction
IOT/Processor (P) Tags
Important modifications to the copier are identified by a tag number which is recorded on a tag
matrix. The tag matrix for the IOT (Processor) is molded into the inside of the Front Door.
NOTE: At the time of publication no Change Tags had been issued to this machine
This section describes all of the tags associated with the copier, as well as multinational applicability, classification codes, and permanent or temporary modification information.
Classification Codes
A tag number may be required to identify differences between parts that cannot be interchanged, or differences in diagnostic, repair, installation, or adjustment procedures.
A tag number may also be required to identify the presence of optional hardware, special nonvolatile memory programming, or whether mandatory modifications have been installed. Each
tag number is given a classification code to identify the type of change that the tag has made.
The classification codes and their descriptions are listed in the table below.
Table 1
Classification Code
Description
Mandatory tag
Tag not installed in the field
Optional tag
Repair tag
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Change Tag Introduction, IOT/Processor (P) Tags
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7 Wiring Data
Plug/Jack Locations
Plug/Jack Locations ........................................................................................................
7-3
Wirenets
7.3.1 Wire Net AC POWER (HOT)..................................................................................
7.3.2 Wire Net AC POWER (NUT) ..................................................................................
7.3.3 Wire Net +3.3VDC-1 ..............................................................................................
7.3.4 Wire Net +3.3VDC-2 ..............................................................................................
7.3.5 Wire Net DC COM(+3.3VRTN)-1 ...........................................................................
7.3.6 Wire Net DC COM(+3.3VRTN)-2 ...........................................................................
7.3.7 Wire Net +5VDC-1 .................................................................................................
7.3.8 Wire Net +5VDC-2 .................................................................................................
7.3.9 Wire Net +5VDC-3 .................................................................................................
7.3.10 Wire Net +5VDC-4 ...............................................................................................
7.3.11 Wire Net +5VDC-5 ...............................................................................................
7.3.12 Wire Net DC COM (+5VRTN)-1 ...........................................................................
7.3.18 Wire Net +24VDC-1 .............................................................................................
7.3.19 Wire Net +24VDC-2 .............................................................................................
7.3.20 Wire Net +24VDC-3 .............................................................................................
7.3.21 Wire Net +24VDC-4 .............................................................................................
7.3.22 Wire Net +24VDC-5 .............................................................................................
7.3.23 Wire Net DC COM (+24VRTN)-1 .........................................................................
7.3.24 Wire Net DC COM (+24VRTN)-2 .........................................................................
7.3.25 Finisher Wire Net +5VDC.....................................................................................
7.3.26 Finisher Wire Net DC COM(+5VRTN)..................................................................
7.3.27 Finisher Wire Net +24VDC...................................................................................
7.3.28 Finisher Wire Net DC COM (+24VRTN)...............................................................
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7-38
7-39
7-40
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7-62
BSDs
Chain 1 Standby Power...................................................................................................
Chain 2 User Interface ....................................................................................................
Chain 3 Machine Run Control .........................................................................................
Chain 4 Start Print Power................................................................................................
Chain 5 Document Transportation ..................................................................................
Chain 6 Imaging ..............................................................................................................
Chain 7 Paper Supply .....................................................................................................
Chain 8 Paper Feed and Transportation .........................................................................
Chain 9 Xerographics......................................................................................................
Chain 10 Copy Transportation and Fusing......................................................................
Chain 12 Finishing..........................................................................................................
Chain 16 Printer ..............................................................................................................
Chain 17 FAX ..................................................................................................................
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7-71
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7-79
7-85
7-90
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7-110
7-114
7-121
7-130
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Wiring-data
Wiring-data
September 2005
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1st Version
Plug/Jack Locations
Table 1 Plug/Jack List

Connector Figure
Number
Number
Item
Number
Figure Title
P/J103A
Figure 17
12
Tray3/4 Feeder(2TM)
P/J103A
Figure 19
Tray3/4 Feeder(TTM)
P/J103B
Figure 17
12
Tray3/4 Feeder(2TM)
P/J103B
Figure 19
Tray3/4 Feeder(TTM)
P/J104
Figure 8
Regi. Sensor, Regi. Clutch
P/J105
Figure 9
L/H Lower, Tray1/2 Feeder
P/J105
Figure 9
P/J106
Figure 9
Figure Title
P/J107
Figure 7
Duplex Unit, MPT
Figure 7
10
Duplex Unit, MPT
How to use the Plug/Jack Location List

The Plug/Jack Location List below is provided to locate plugs, jacks, or other terminating
devices. Locate the desired termination device in the first column (Connector Number) of the
list. Refer to the second column (Figure Number) to determine the figure number of the electrical termination device. Refer to the (Item Number) column to determine the item number in the
adjacent Figure Number column. The fourth column supplies the title of the Figure.
NOTE: Connectors numbered CN and FS are listed after the P and J connectors.
Connector Figure
Number
Number
Item
Number
P/J1
Figure 1
Control Panel
P/J108
P/J1
Figure 16
17
LVPS, Main Switch
P/J109
Figure 13
11
IOT Rear Location
LVPS, Main Switch
P/J110
Figure 13
12
IOT Rear Location
Finisher Rear Location
P/J111
Figure 5
Exit2
LVPS, Main Switch
P/J112
Figure 5
Exit2
LVPS, Main Switch
P/J116
Figure 5
Exit2
LVPS, Main Switch
P/J117
Figure 6
No.1 OCT, Fuser Assembly
LVPS, Main Switch
P/J120
Figure 13
IOT Rear Location
Figure 16
18
LVPS, Main Switch
P/J2
P/J2
P/J3
P/J4
P/J6
P/J7
Figure 16
Figure 25
Figure 16
Figure 16
Figure 16
Figure 16
11
10
14
19
12
13
P/J11
Figure 16
16
LVPS, Main Switch
P/J121
P/J12
Figure 16
15
LVPS, Main Switch
P/J123
Figure 7
Duplex Unit, MPT
Power Unit
P/J124
Figure 7
Duplex Unit, MPT
LVPS, Main Switch
P/J125
Figure 3
HVPS, Dispens Motor, Fuser Exit Sensor
LVPS, Main Switch
P/J126
Figure 4
ROS Unit, Exit PWB
LVPS, Main Switch
P/J127
Figure 3
LVPS, Main Switch
P/J130
Figure 4
ROS Unit, Exit PWB
Power Unit
P/J131
Figure 6
Power Unit
P/J132
Figure 6
Figure 9
10
P/J50
P/J56
P/J57
P/J68
P/J69
P/J72
P/J73
Figure 15
Figure 16
Figure 16
Figure 16
Figure 16
Figure 15
Figure 15
5
4
1
3
2
3
2
P/J74
Figure 15
Power Unit
P/J133
P/J75
Figure 15
Power Unit
P/J134
Figure 9
10
P/J140
Figure 4
10
ROS Unit, Exit PWB
P/J150
Figure 8
Figure 4
12
ROS Unit, Exit PWB
P/J100
P/J101
Figure 9
Figure 9
2
3
P/J101A
Figure 17
Tray3/4 Feeder(2TM)
P/J160
P/J101A
Figure 19
Tray3/4 Feeder(TTM)
P/J170
Figure 4
13
ROS Unit, Exit PWB
Tray3/4 Feeder(2TM)
P/J201
Figure 4
11
ROS Unit, Exit PWB
Tray3/4 Feeder(TTM)
P/J201
Figure 9
P/J202
Figure 9
Tray3/4 Feeder(2TM)
P/J204
Figure 13
IOT Rear Location
Tray3/4 Feeder(TTM)
P/J205
Figure 7
Duplex Unit, MPT
Tray3/4 Feeder(2TM)
P/J206
Figure 13
IOT Rear Location
Tray3/4 Feeder(TTM)
P/J207
Figure 5
Exit2
P/J208
Figure 5
Exit2
P/J101B
P/J101B
P/J102
P/J102A
P/J102A
P/J102B
P/J102B
P/J103
Figure 17
Figure 19
Figure 9
Figure 17
Figure 19
Figure 17
Figure 19
Figure 9
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
3
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September 2005
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Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations

Connector Figure
Number
Number
Item
Number
P/J209
Figure 5
P/J210
Figure 5
P/J212
Figure Title
Connector Figure
Number
Number
Item
Number
Figure Title
Exit2
P/J404
Figure 27
MCU PWB (33CPM Model)
Exit2
P/J405
Figure 14
MCU PWB (23/28CPM Model)
Figure 7
Duplex Unit, MPT
P/J405
Figure 27
P/J214
Figure 13
IOT Rear Location
P/J406
Figure 14
P/J215
Figure 8
P/J406
Figure 27
P/J216
Figure 3
P/J407
Figure 14
P/J219
Figure 3
P/J407
Figure 27
P/J220
Figure 5
Exit 2
P/J408
Figure 14
P/J220A
Figure 17
Tray3/4 Feeder(2TM)
P/J408
Figure 27
P/J220A
Figure 19
Tray3/4 Feeder(TTM)
P/J409
Figure 14
P/J220B
Figure 17
Tray3/4 Feeder(2TM)
P/J409
Figure 27
11

P/J220B
Figure 19
Tray3/4 Feeder(TTM)
P/J410
Figure 14
P/J300
Figure 11
ESS 2 of 2
P/J410
Figure 27
P/J301
Figure 11
ESS 2 of 2
P/J411
Figure 14
10
P/J304
Figure 10
ESS 2 of 2
P/J411
Figure 27
12
P/J310
Figure 11
ESS 2 of 2
P/J412
Figure 14
18
P/J311
Figure 11
ESS 2 of 2
P/J412
Figure 27
19
P/J320
Figure 11
ESS 2 of 2
P/J413
Figure 14
13
J330
Figure 11
ESS 2 of 2
P/J413
Figure 27
14
J331
Figure 11
ESS 2 of 2
P416
Figure 14
15

P/J332
Figure 10
10
ESS 1 of 2
P416
Figure 27
16
J340
Figure 10
ESS 1 of 2
J416
Figure 25
J341
Figure 10
ESS 1 of 2
P/J417
Figure 14
12
J345
Figure 10
ESS 1 of 2
P/J417
Figure 27
13
J351
Figure 10
11
ESS 1 of 2
P/J419
Figure 14
11
P/J360
Figure 10
ESS 1 of 2
P/J419
Figure 27
P/J361
Figure 10
ESS 1 of 2
P/J420
Figure 14
20
P/J362
Figure 10
ESS 1 of 2
P/J420
Figure 27
21
P/J363
Figure 10
ESS 1 of 2
P/J421
Figure 14
19
P/J364
Figure 11
ESS 2 of 2
P/J421
Figure 27
20
P/J374
Figure 10
ESS 1 of 2
P/J422
Figure 27
10
P/J400
Figure 14
16
P429
Figure 14
14
P/J400
Figure 27
17
P429
Figure 27
15
P/J401
Figure 14
17
P/J430
Figure 4
ROS Unit, Exit PWB
P/J401
Figure 27
18
P/J431
Figure 4
ROS Unit, Exit PWB
P/J402
Figure 14
P/J432
Figure 4
ROS Unit, Exit PWB
P/J402
Figure 27
P/J433
Figure 4
ROS Unit, Exit PWB
P/J403
Figure 14
P/J434
Figure 4
ROS Unit, Exit PWB
P/J403
Figure 27
P/J500
Figure 3
P/J404
Figure 14
P/J502
Figure 25
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Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
September 2005
7-4
1st Version

Connector Figure
Number
Number
Item
Number
P/J505
Figure 25
12
P/J521
Figure 16
P/J522
Figure Title
Connector Figure
Number
Number
Item
Number
Figure Title
P/J702
Figure 2
IIT
LVPS, Main Switch
P/J703
Figure 2
IIT
Figure 16
LVPS, Main Switch
P/J710
Figure 2
14
IIT
P/J523
Figure 16
10
LVPS, Main Switch
P/J719
Figure 2
IIT
P/J524
Figure 16
LVPS, Main Switch
P/J720
Figure 2
IIT
P/J526
Figure 16
LVPS, Main Switch
P/J721
Figure 2
IIT
P/J527
Figure 16
LVPS, Main Switch
P/J722
Figure 2
13
IIT
P/J540
Figure 7
Duplex Unit, MPT
P/J723
Figure 2
IIT
P/J541
Figure 7
Duplex Unit, MPT
P/J725
Figure 2
IIT
P/J541
Figure 18
2TM Rear Location
P/J727
Figure 2
15
IIT
IIT
P/J541
Figure 20
TTM Rear Location
P/J728
Figure 2
P/J542
Figure 7
Duplex Unit, MPT
J750
Figure 2
IIT
P/J548
Figure 18
2TM Rear Location
P750
Figure 22
15
DADF 2 of 2
P/J548
Figure 20
11
TTM Rear Location
P/J751
Figure 22
16
DADF 2 of 2
P/J549
Figure 18
2TM Rear Location
P/J752
Figure 22
14
DADF 2 of 2
P/J549
Figure 18
2TM Rear Location
P/J753
Figure 22
13
DADF 2 of 2
P/J549
Figure 20
10
TTM Rear Location
P/J754
Figure 22
12
DADF 2 of 2
P/J549
Figure 20
12
TTM Rear Location
P/J755
Figure 22
11
DADF 2 of 2
P/J552
Figure 18
2TM Rear Location
P/J756
Figure 22
DADF 2 of 2
P/J552
Figure 20
TTM Rear Location
P/J757
Figure 22
DADF 2 of 2
P/J554
Figure 18
2TM Rear Location
P/J758
Figure 22
DADF 2 of 2
P/J554
Figure 20
TTM Rear Location
P/J759
Figure 22
DADF 2 of 2
P600
Figure 6
P/J760
Figure 22
DADF 2 of 2
J600
Figure 13
IOT Rear Location
P/J761
Figure 22
17
DADF 2 of 2
P/J601
Figure 9
P/J764
Figure 22
DADF 2 of 2
P/J602
Figure 9
P/J765
Figure 22
10
DADF 2 of 2
P/J605
Figure 13
IOT Rear Location
P/J766
Figure 21
DADF 1 of 2
P606
Figure 5
10
Exit 2
P/J767
Figure 21
18
DADF 1 of 2
J606
Figure 13
IOT Rear Location
P/J769
Figure 22
DADF 2 of 2
P/J607
Figure 13
10
IOT Rear Location
P/J770
Figure 22
DADF 2 of 2
P/J608
Figure 9
P/J771
Figure 21
14
DADF 1 of 2
P/J609
Figure 7
Duplex Unit, MPT
P/J772
Figure 21
15
DADF 1 of 2
P/J610
Figure 3
P/J774
Figure 21
13
DADF 1 of 2
P/J613
Figure 13
IOT Rear Location
P/J775
Figure 21
16
DADF 1 of 2
P/J620
Figure 4
ROS Unit, Exit PWB
P/J776
Figure 21
17
DADF 1 of 2
P/J661A
Figure 17
Tray3/4 Feeder(2TM)
P/J777
Figure 21
DADF 1 of 2
P/J661A
Figure 20
TTM Rear Location
P/J778
Figure 21
DADF 1 of 2
P/J661B
Figure 17
Tray3/4 Feeder(2TM)
P/J779
Figure 21
DADF 1 of 2
P/J661B
Figure 19
TTM Rear Location
P/J780
Figure 21
12
DADF 1 of 2
P/J700
Figure 2
11
IIT
P/J781
Figure 21
11
DADF 1 of 2
1st Version
September 2005
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Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations

Connector Figure
Number
Number
Item
Number
P/J782
Figure 21
10
P/J785
Figure 22
P/J786
Figure Title
Connector Figure
Number
Number
Item
Number
Figure Title
DADF 1 of 2
P/J8809
Figure 24
17
Finisher Front Location
18
DADF 2 of 2
P/J8810
Figure 24
Figure 22
DADF 2 of 2
P/J8811
Figure 24
11
P/J787
Figure 21
DADF 1 of 2
P/J8812
Figure 24
12
P/J788
Figure 21
DADF 1 of 2
P/J8813
Figure 24
14
P/J791
Figure 21
DADF 1 of 2
P/J8814
Figure 25
P/J820
Figure 17
Tray3/4 Feeder(2TM)
P/J8815
Figure 25
P/J820
Figure 19
Tray3/4 Feeder(TTM)
P/J8817
Figure 24
10
P/J821
Figure 17
Tray3/4 Feeder(2TM)
P/J8818
Figure 24
P/J821
Figure 19
Tray3/4 Feeder(TTM)
P/J8819
Figure 24
P/J822
Figure 18
2TM Rear Location
P/J8820
Figure 24
15
P/J822
Figure 20
TTM Rear Location
P/J8822
Figure 25
P/J824
Figure 17
Tray3/4 Feeder(2TM)
P/J8823
Figure 24
P/J824
Figure 19
Tray3/4 Feeder(TTM)
P/J8824
Figure 24
P/J825
Figure 17
Tray3/4 Feeder(2TM)
P/J8825
Figure 24
13
P/J825
Figure 20
TTM Rear Location
P/J8827
Figure 25
P/J826
Figure 18
2TM Rear Location
P/J8843
Figure 26
Finisher PWB
P/J826
Figure 20
TTM Rear Location
P/J8844
Figure 26
Finisher PWB
P/J841
Figure 18
2TM Rear Location
P/J8846
Figure 26
Finisher PWB
P/J841
Figure 20
TTM Rear Location
P/J8847
Figure 26
Finisher PWB
P/J842
Figure 17
10
Tray3/4 Feeder(2TM)
P/J8848
Figure 26
Finisher PWB
P/J842
Figure 20
TTM Rear Location
P/J8849
Figure 26
Finisher PWB
P/J869
Figure 25
13
P/J8850
Figure 26
10
Finisher PWB
P/J871
Figure 24
16
P/J8851
Figure 26
Finisher PWB
P/J2011
Figure 4
ROS Unit, Exit PWB
P/J8852
Figure 26
Finisher PWB
P/J7261
Figure 2
10
IIT
CN1
Figure 1
Control Panel
P/J7262
Figure 2
12
IIT
CN2
Figure 1
Control Panel
P/J8379
Figure 23
H-Transport Assembly
CN3
Figure 1
Control Panel
P/J8380
Figure 23
CN4
Figure 1
Control Panel
P/J8381
Figure 23
CN5
Figure 1
Control Panel
P/J8382
Figure 23
CN102
Figure 13
IOT Rear Location
P/J8390
Figure 26
Finisher PWB
CNP352
Figure 12
Fax Box Assembly
P/J8800
Figure 25
CNP353
Figure 12
Fax Box Assembly
P/J8801
Figure 25
CNP354
Figure 12
Fax Box Assembly
P/J8802
Figure 25
CNP356
Figure 12
Fax Box Assembly
P/J8803
Figure 25
CNJ352
Figure 12
Fax Box Assembly
P/J8805
Figure 24
CNJ356
Figure 12
Fax Box Assembly
P/J8806
Figure 24
CNJ359
Figure 12
Fax Box Assembly
P/J8807
Figure 24
CNJ360
Figure 12
Fax Box Assembly
P/J8808
Figure 24
CON CN3 Figure 1
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Control Panel
Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
September 2005
7-6
1st Version

Connector Figure
Number
Number
Item
Number
CP CN1
Figure 1
Control Panel
F1
Figure 21
DADF 1 of 2
F2
Figure 21
DADF 1 of 2
FS812
Figure 17
11
Tray3/4 Feeder(2TM)
FS812
Figure 19
Tray3/4 Feeder(TTM)
FS813
Figure 17
11
Tray3/4 Feeder(2TM)
Figure Title
FS813
Figure 19
Tray3/4 Feeder(TTM)
INV CN1
Figure 1
10
Control Panel
INV CN2
Figure 1
Control Panel
LCD CN1
Figure 1
Control Panel
SJ1
Figure 5
Exit 2
1st Version
September 2005
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Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
Plug/Jack Illustrations
Figure 1 Control Panel (j0st7201)
Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
September 2005
7-8
1st Version
Figure 2 IIT (j0st7202)
1st Version
September 2005
7-9
Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
Figure 3 HVPS, Dispens Motor, Fuser Exit Sensor (j0st7203)
Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
September 2005
7-10
1st Version
Figure 4 ROS Unit, Exit PWB (j0st7204)
1st Version
September 2005
7-11
Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
Figure 5 Exit 2 (j0st7205)
Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
September 2005
7-12
1st Version
Figure 6 No.1 OCT, Fuser Assembly (j0st7206)
1st Version
September 2005
7-13
Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
Figure 7 Duplex Unit, MPT (j0st7207)
Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
September 2005
7-14
1st Version
Figure 8 Regi. Sensor, Regi. Clutch (j0st7208)
1st Version
September 2005
7-15
Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
Figure 9 L/H Lower, Tray1/2 Feeder (j0tp7209)
Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
September 2005
7-16
1st Version
Figure 10 ESS 1 of 2 (j0tp7210)
1st Version
September 2005
7-17
Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
Figure 11 ESS 2 of 2 (j0st7211)
Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
September 2005
7-18
1st Version
Figure 12 Fax Box Assembly (j0st7212)
1st Version
September 2005
7-19
Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
Figure 13 IOT Rear Location (j0tp7213)
Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
September 2005
7-20
1st Version
Figure 14 MCU PWB (23/28CPM Model) (j0st7214)
1st Version
September 2005
7-21
Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
Figure 15 Power Unit (j0st7215)
Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
September 2005
7-22
1st Version
Figure 16 LVPS, Main Switch (j0st7216)
1st Version
September 2005
7-23
Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
Figure 17 Tray 3/4 Feeder (2TM) (j0tp7217)
Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
September 2005
7-24
1st Version
Figure 18 2TM Rear Location (j0tp7218)
1st Version
September 2005
7-25
Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
Figure 19 Tray 3/4 Feeder (TTM) (j0tp7219)
Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
September 2005
7-26
1st Version
Figure 20 TTM Rear Location (j0tp7220)
1st Version
September 2005
7-27
Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
Figure 21 DADF 1 of 2 (j0st7221)
Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
September 2005
7-28
1st Version
Figure 22 DADF 2 of 2 (j0st7222)
1st Version
September 2005
7-29
Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
Figure 23 H-Transport Assembly (j0st7223)
Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
September 2005
7-30
1st Version
Figure 24 Finisher Front Location (j0st7224)
1st Version
September 2005
7-31
Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
Figure 25 Finisher Rear Location (j0st7225)
Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
September 2005
7-32
1st Version
Figure 26 Finisher PWB (j0tp7226)
1st Version
September 2005
7-33
Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
Figure 27 MCU PWB (33CPM Model) (j0tp7227)
Wiring-data
Plug/Jack Locations
September 2005
7-34
1st Version
7.3.1 Wire Net AC POWER (HOT)
Figure 1 Wire Net AC POWER(HOT) (j0tp7301)

1st Version
September 2005
7-35
Wiring-data
7.3.1 Wire Net AC POWER (HOT)
7.3.2 Wire Net AC POWER (NUT)
Figure 1 Wire Net AC POWER(NUT) (j0tp7302)

Wiring-data
7.3.2 Wire Net AC POWER (NUT)
September 2005
7-36
1st Version
7.3.3 Wire Net +3.3VDC-1
Figure 1 Wire Net +3.3VDC-1 (j0tp7303)

1st Version
September 2005
7-37
Wiring-data
7.3.3 Wire Net +3.3VDC
Figure 1 Wire Net +3.3VDC-2 (j0tp7304)

Wiring-data
September 2005
7-38
1st Version
7.3.5 Wire Net DC COM(+3.3VRTN)-1
Figure 1 Wire Net DC COM(+3.3VRTN)-1 (j0tp7305)

1st Version
September 2005
7-39
Wiring-data
7.3.5 Wire Net DC COM(+3.3VRTN)
Figure 1 Wire Net DC COM(+3.3VRTN)-2 (j0tp7306)

Wiring-data
September 2005
7-40
1st Version
7.3.7 Wire Net +5VDC-1
Figure 1 Wire Net +5VDC-1 (j0tp7307)

1st Version
September 2005
7-41
Wiring-data

Wiring-data
September 2005
7-42
1st Version

1st Version
September 2005
7-43
Wiring-data

Wiring-data
7.3.10
September 2005
7-44
1st Version

1st Version
September 2005
7-45
Wiring-data
7.3.12 Wire Net DC COM (+5VRTN)-1
Figure 1 Wire Net DC COM(+5VRTN)-1 (j0tp7312)

Wiring-data
September 2005
7-46
1st Version
Figure 1 Wire Net DC COM(+5VRTN)-2 (j0tp7313)

1st Version
September 2005
7-47
Wiring-data
Figure 1 Wire Net DC COM (+5VRTN)-3 (j0tp7314)

Wiring-data
September 2005
7-48
1st Version

1st Version
September 2005
7-49
Wiring-data

Wiring-data
September 2005
7-50
1st Version

1st Version
September 2005
7-51
Wiring-data

Wiring-data
September 2005
7-52
1st Version

1st Version
September 2005
7-53
Wiring-data

Wiring-data
September 2005
7-54
1st Version
Figure 5

1st Version
September 2005
7-55
Wiring-data

Wiring-data
September 2005
7-56
1st Version

1st Version
September 2005
7-57
Wiring-data

Wiring-data
September 2005
7-58
1st Version
7.3.25 Finisher Wire Net +5VDC
Figure 1 Finisher Wire Net +5VDC (j0tp7325)

1st Version
September 2005
7-59
Wiring-data
7.3.26 Finisher Wire Net DC COM(+5VRTN)
Figure 1 Finisher Wire Net DC COM(+5VRTN) (j0tp7326)

Wiring-data
7.3.26 Finisher Wire Net DC COM(+5VRTN)
September 2005
7-60
1st Version
Figure 1 Finisher Wire Net +24VDC (j0tp7327)

1st Version
September 2005
7-61
Wiring-data
7.3.28 Finisher Wire Net DC COM (+24VRTN)
Figure 1 Finisher Wire Net DC COM(+24VRTN) (j0tp7328)

Wiring-data
7.3.28 Finisher Wire Net DC COM (+24VRTN)
September 2005
7-62
1st Version
Chain 1 Standby Power
Figure 1 MAIN POWER ON (j0tp90101)
1st Version
September 2005
7-63
Wiring-data
Figure 2 DC POWER DISTRIBUTION (j0tp90102)
Wiring-data
September 2005
7-64
1st Version
Figure 3 POWER INTERLOCK SWITCHING (j0st90103)
1st Version
September 2005
7-65
Wiring-data
Figure 4 INTERLOCK SWITCHING (j0tp90104)
Wiring-data
September 2005
7-66
1st Version
Chain 2 User Interface
Figure 1 CONTROL PANEL(LEFT) (j0st90201)
1st Version
September 2005
7-67
Wiring-data
Figure 2 CONTROL PANEL SWITCHES(RIGHT) (j0st90202)
Wiring-data
September 2005
7-68
1st Version
Figure 3 CONTROL PANEL(LENS) (j0st90203)
1st Version
September 2005
7-69
Wiring-data
Figure 4 LCD CONTROL (j0st90204)
Wiring-data
September 2005
7-70
1st Version
Chain 3 Machine Run Control
Figure 1 PWBS COMMUNICATION (ESS-IOT, ESS-IIT/IPS) (j0tp90301)
1st Version
September 2005
7-71
Wiring-data
Figure 2 PWBS COMMUNICATION(ESS-UI) (j0tp90302)
Wiring-data
September 2005
7-72
1st Version
Figure 3 PWBS COMMUNICATION (OPTION:IOT-TRAY MODULE, IOT-DUPLEX) (j0tp90303)
1st Version
September 2005
7-73
Wiring-data
Figure 4 PWBS COMMUNICATION (OPTION:IOT-EXIT, IOT-FINISHER) (j0tp90304)
Wiring-data
September 2005
7-74
1st Version
Figure 5 PWBS COMMUNICATION (IIT/IPS-DADF) (j0tp90305)
1st Version
September 2005
7-75
Wiring-data
Figure 6 ELECTRIC BILLING (j0st90306)
Wiring-data
September 2005
7-76
1st Version
Figure 7 ACCESSORY (j0st90307)
1st Version
September 2005
7-77
Wiring-data
Chain 4 Start Print Power
Figure 1 MAIN DRIVE CONTROL (j0tp90401)
Wiring-data
Chain 4 Start Print Power
September 2005
7-78
1st Version
Chain 5 Document Transportation
Figure 1 DOCUMENT SIZE SENSING (j0st90501)
1st Version
September 2005
7-79
Wiring-data
Figure 2 DOCUMENT SETTING (j0tp90502)
Wiring-data
September 2005
7-80
1st Version
Figure 3 DOCUMENT FEED AND TRANSPORTATION (1 OF 2) (j0st90503)
1st Version
September 2005
7-81
Wiring-data
Figure 4 DOCUMENT FEED AND TRANSPORTATION (2 OF 2) (j0st90504)
Wiring-data
September 2005
7-82
1st Version
Figure 5 DOCUMENT FEED AND TRANSPORT MECHANISN (j0tp90505)
1st Version
September 2005
7-83
Wiring-data
Figure 6 DOCUMENT EXIT TRANSPORTATION (j0tp90506)
Wiring-data
September 2005
7-84
1st Version
Chain 6 Imaging
Figure 1 PLATEN DOCUMENT SETTING (j0tp90601)
1st Version
September 2005
7-85
Wiring-data
Chain 6 Imaging
Figure 2 IMAGE INPUT (j0tp90602)
Wiring-data
Chain 6 Imaging
September 2005
7-86
1st Version
Figure 3 CARRIAGE SCAN (j0tp90603)
1st Version
September 2005
7-87
Wiring-data
Chain 6 Imaging
Figure 4 LASER CONTROL AND SCANING (j0tp90604)
Wiring-data
Chain 6 Imaging
September 2005
7-88
1st Version
Figure 5 ROS MOTOR CONTROL (j0st90605)
1st Version
September 2005
7-89
Wiring-data
Chain 6 Imaging
Chain 7 Paper Supply
Figure 1 TRAY1 PAPER SIZE SENSING (j0tp90701)
Wiring-data
September 2005
7-90
1st Version
Figure 2 TRAY2 PAPER SIZE SENSING (j0tp90702)
1st Version
September 2005
7-91
Wiring-data
Figure 3 TRAY3 PAPER SIZE SENSING (OPTION:2TRAY MODULE) (j0tp90703)
Wiring-data
September 2005
7-92
1st Version
Figure 4 TRAY4 PAPER SIZE SENSING (OPTION:2TRAY MODULE) (j0tp90704)
1st Version
September 2005
7-93
Wiring-data
Figure 5 TRAY3 PAPER SIZE SENSING (OPTION:TANDEM TRAY MODULE) (j0tp90705)
Wiring-data
September 2005
7-94
1st Version
Figure 6 TRAY4 PAPER SIZE SENSING (OPTION:TANDEM TRAY MODULE) (j0tp90706)
1st Version
September 2005
7-95
Wiring-data
Figure 7 TRAY1 PAPER STACKING (j0tp90707)
Wiring-data
September 2005
7-96
1st Version
Figure 8 TRAY2 PAPER STACKING (j0tp90708)
1st Version
September 2005
7-97
Wiring-data
Figure 9 TRAY3 PAPER STACKING (OPTION:2TRAY MODULE) (j0tp90709)
Wiring-data
September 2005
7-98
1st Version
Figure 10 TRAY4 PAPER STACKING (OPTION:2TRAY MODULE) (j0tp90710)
1st Version
September 2005
7-99
Wiring-data
Figure 11 TRAY3 PAPER STACKING (OPTION:TANDEM TRAY MODULE) (j0tp90711)
Wiring-data
September 2005
7-100
1st Version
Figure 12 TRAY4 PAPER STACKING (OPTION:TANDEM TRAY MODULE) (j0tp90712)
1st Version
September 2005
7-101
Wiring-data
Figure 13 MPT PAPER STACKING (OPTION:MPT) (j0tp90713)
Wiring-data
September 2005
7-102
1st Version
Chain 8 Paper Feed and Transportation
Figure 1 TRAY1-4 AND MPT PAPER FEEDING (j0tp90801)
1st Version
September 2005
7-103
Wiring-data
Figure 2 TRAY2 TRANSPORTATION (j0tp90802)
Wiring-data
September 2005
7-104
1st Version
Figure 3 2TRAY MODULE TRANSPORTATION (OPTION:2TRAY MODULE) (j0tp90803)
1st Version
September 2005
7-105
Wiring-data
Figure 4 2TRAY MODULE PAPER TRANSPORT DRIVE CONTROL (2TRAY MODULE OPTION) (j0tp90804)
Wiring-data
September 2005
7-106
1st Version
Figure 5 TANDEM TRAY MODULE TRANSPORTATION (OPTION:TANDEM TRAY MODULE) (j0tp90805)
1st Version
September 2005
7-107
Wiring-data
Figure 6 TANDEM TRAY MODULE PAPER TRANSPORT DRIVE CONTROL (OPTION:TANDEM TRAY MODULE) (j0tp90806)
Wiring-data
September 2005
7-108
1st Version
Figure 7 REGISTRATION (j0st90807)
1st Version
September 2005
7-109
Wiring-data
Chain 9 Xerographics
Figure 1 CRU LIFE CONTROL (j0st90901)
Wiring-data
September 2005
7-110
1st Version
Figure 2 CHARGING AND EXPOSURE (j0st90902)
1st Version
September 2005
7-111
Wiring-data
Figure 3 DEVELOPMENT AND TONER DISPENSE CONTROL (j0tp90903)
Wiring-data
September 2005
7-112
1st Version
Figure 4 TRANSFER AND STRIPPIONG AND CLEANING (j0tp90904)
1st Version
September 2005
7-113
Wiring-data
Chain 10 Copy Transportation and Fusing
Figure 1 FUSING HEAT CONTROL (j0tp91001)
Wiring-data
Chain 10 Copy Transportation
September 2005
7-114
1st Version
Figure 2 FUSING (j0tp91002)
1st Version
September 2005
7-115
Wiring-data
Figure 3 EXIT TRANSPORTATION (j0st91003)
Wiring-data
September 2005
7-116
1st Version
Figure 4 EXIT TRANSPORTATION MECHANISM (j0tp91004)
1st Version
September 2005
7-117
Wiring-data
Figure 5 DUPLEX (OPTION:DUPLEX) (j0st91005)
Wiring-data
September 2005
7-118
1st Version
Figure 6 OFFSET CONTROL (EXIT1) (j0tp91006)
1st Version
September 2005
7-119
Wiring-data
Figure 7 OFFSET CONTROL (OPTION:EXIT2) (j0st91007)
Wiring-data
September 2005
7-120
1st Version
Chain 12 Finishing
Figure 1 FINISHER DC POWER AND INTERLOCK SWITCHING (j0tp91201)
1st Version
September 2005
7-121
Wiring-data
Chain 12 Finishing
Figure 2 HORIZONTAL TRANSPORTATION (j0tp91202)
Wiring-data
Chain 12 Finishing
September 2005
7-122
1st Version
Figure 3 FINISHER TRANSPOETATION (j0tp91203)
1st Version
September 2005
7-123
Wiring-data
Chain 12 Finishing
Figure 4 TAMPING AND OFFSET (j0st91204)
Wiring-data
Chain 12 Finishing
September 2005
7-124
1st Version
Figure 5 STAPLE POSITIONING (j0tp91205)
1st Version
September 2005
7-125
Wiring-data
Chain 12 Finishing
Figure 6 STAPLE CONTROL (j0tp91206)
Wiring-data
Chain 12 Finishing
September 2005
7-126
1st Version
Figure 7 SET EJECT (j0st91207)
1st Version
September 2005
7-127
Wiring-data
Chain 12 Finishing
Figure 8 STACKER TRAY CONTROL (1 OF 2) (j0st91208)
Wiring-data
Chain 12 Finishing
September 2005
7-128
1st Version
Figure 9 STACKER TRAY CONTROL (2 OF 2) (j0st91209)
1st Version
September 2005
7-129
Wiring-data
Chain 12 Finishing
Chain 16 Printer
Figure 1 PRINTER (j0tp91601)
Wiring-data
Chain 16 Printer
September 2005
7-130
1st Version
Chain 17 FAX
Figure 1 FAX (j0st91701)
1st Version
September 2005
7-131
Wiring-data
Chain 17 FAX
Wiring-data
Chain 17 FAX
September 2005
7-132
1st Version
8 Accessories
8.1 Fax Kit ......................................................................................................................
8.2 Foreign Interface ......................................................................................................
1st Version
8-3
8-10
September 2005
8-1
Options and Accessories
September 2005
8-2
1st Version
8.1 Fax Kit
WARNING
Product Code
XC: EL200333
To prevent data loss when the power switch is turned off, please note the following.
EU: EL200334
FAX Models
CAUTION
Packaged Accessories (Figure 1)
1.
Fax Box Assembly: 1
Printer Models
2.
FMO PWB: 1
3.
Screws (FMO PWB): 2
4.
Screws (Fax Box): 4
5.
Data Cable: 1
6.
Line Cable (XC Only): 1
7.
Clamps: 3
Installation Procedure
8.
Wire Harness: 1
CAUTION
1.
For the DADF machine, disconnect the IIT-DADF Cable. (Figure 2)

1.
Disconnect the IIT-DADF Cable.
Figure 1 Packaged Accessories (j0st82017)

Figure 2 Disconnecting the cable (j0st82019)
1st Version
September 2005
8-3
8.1
2.
Remove the Rear Upper Cover. (Figure 3)
3.
1.
1.
2.
Remove the Rear Upper Cover.
2.
Figure 3 Removing the Rear Upper Cover (j0st82020)
8.1
September 2005
8-4
1st Version
4.
Install the FMO PWB. (Figure 5)
5.
Install the Fax Box. (Figure 6)
1.
Install the FMO PWB.
1.
Install the Fax Box Assembly.
2.
2.
Figure 5 Installing the FMO PWB (j0st82001)
1st Version
Figure 6 Installing the Fax Box (j0st82002)
September 2005
8-5
8.1
6.
Remove the Rear Upper Cover Blind Board. (Figure 7)

1.
Remove the Blind Board.
7.
Remove the Right Upper Cover. (Figure 8)

1.
2.
Remove the Right Upper Cover.
Figure 7 Removing the Blind Board (j0st82005)

Figure 8 Removing the Right Upper Cover (j0st82023)
8.1
September 2005
8-6
1st Version
8.
Remove the ESS Right Cover. (Figure 9)

1.
Remove the ESS Right Cover.
9.
Connect the Wire Harness. (Figure 10)

1.
Attach the clamps (x3).
2.
Install the Wire Harness.
3.
Connect the connector.
4.
Connect the connector.
Figure 9 Removing the ESS Right Cover (j0st82024)
Figure 10 Connecting the Wire Harness (j0st82018)
1st Version
September 2005
8-7
8.1
10. Connect the Data Cable. (Figure 11)

1.
Connect the Data Cable.
12. Connect the Line Cable. (Figure 12)

1.
Figure 11 Connecting the Data Cable (j0st80209)
Connect the Line Cable.
Figure 12 Connecting the Line Cable (j0st82010)
11. Restore the machine to the original state.
8.1
September 2005
8-8
1st Version
13. Plug in the machine and turn on the power.

14. Perform the communication system settings
Set the Date/Time
Set the Local Name, Company Logo, ID, Dial Type, Line Type
Set each of the above item.

Please do not include spaces and pauses when registering the remote Fax No.
Sending cannot be done if the Telephone No. information cannot be recognized.
Set up the Date/Time.
Set the Local Name, Company Logo, ID, Dial Type, Line Type
Set according to the line connection.
1. Date, 2. Time
1. Local Name, 2. Company Logo, 3. ID, 4, Dial Type, 5. Line Type
15. Check that no errors are displayed.
[Function Check]
16. Paper Feed Check
1.Make a note of the figures on the Copy Meter (Count reading).
Select Meter Check on the Menu screen.
2.Make 3 copies of an A3 original from each tray.
3.Check that there is no jammed, folded, wrinkled, or multi-fed paper.
4.Check the functions of the Auto Paper/Reduce/Enlarge Auto %.
17. Copy Quality Check
Check the following items:
1.The Copy density is appropriate.
2.The characters can be read clearly and are not deleted or distorted.
3.The blank areas have no background.
4.There are no black spots and streaks on the copy.
18. Check the Communication Mode (Fax)
Load A3 or B4 original in the DADF.
Perform communication tests with other Fax M/C and check the following:
Auto Receive
The machine automatically receives the data sent from other Fax M/C.
[Others]
19. Printing of various reports/lists
Printing of various reports/lists
Print Report Job Settings List Address Book
20. Other Checking
There are no abnormalities such as strange noise or odor when the machine is running.
Check that the copy meter is counting up correctly.
1st Version
September 2005
8-9
8.1
8.2 Foreign Interface
1.
Accessory IF Kit (Product Code: EL200352)

1.
Remove the Panel. (Figure 1)

1.
2.
Remove the Panel.
Accessory IF PWB: 1
Foreign Interface (Third Vendor)

1.
Foreign Interface (Third Vendor)
2.
Fastener Tape: 3
WARNING
CAUTION
To prevent data loss when the power switch is turned off, please note the following.
FAX Models
Printer Models
CAUTION
Figure 1 Removing the Panel (j0st82032)
8.2
September 2005
8-10
1st Version
2.
Use the screws (x2) removed in Step 1 to install the Accessory IF PWB. (Figure 2)
1.
Insert the Accessory IF PWB.
2.
Secure with screws (x2).
3.
Attach the Fasteners to the Foreign Interface. (Figure 3)

1.
Attach the Fasteners (x3).
Figure 3 Attaching the Fasteners (j0st82025)

Figure 2 Installing the Accessory IF PWB (j0st82033)
1st Version
September 2005
8-11
8.2
4.
Connect the Foreign Interface to the Accessory IF PWB. (Figure 4)

1.
Attach the Foreign Interface.
2.
Connect the Foreign Interface.
Figure 4 Connecting the Foreign Interface (j0st82034)

5.
Enter Diag. mode. Change the value of 850-001 from 0 to 1.
8.2
September 2005
8-12
1st Version

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Preliminary Working Document

Preliminary Working Document

About this Manual

This Service Manual is part of the multinational documentation system for

Copy Centre C123/128,Work Centre M123/128,Work Centre Pro123/128,Copy Center

Section 1: Service Call Procedures

Section 2: Status Indicator RAPs

Service Manual Revision

Section 3: Image Quality

Section 5: Parts Lists

Section 6: General Procedures/Information

Section 7: Wiring Data

How to Use this Documentation

Section 8: Options and Accessories

Use of the Circuit Diagrams

This section contains installation information for option and accessory.

Use of the Block Schematic Diagrams

Symbology and Nomenclature

The following reference symbols are used throughout the documentation.

Warnings, Cautions, and Notes

Machine Safety Icons

Figure 3 Heated Surface Label

Figure 4 Shock Hazard Label

Figure 1 Laser Hazard Symbol

Figure 5 ESD warning Label

DANGER INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN. AVOID DIRECT EXPOSURE TO

Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Field Service Kit

Figure 6 Illustration Symbols

DC Voltage Measurements in RAPs

Figure 7 Signal Nomenclature

Voltage Measurement and Specifications

INPUT POWER 220 V

198 VAC TO 242 VAC

INPUT POWER 100 V

90 VAC TO 135 VAC

INPUT POWER 120 V

90 VAC TO 135 VAC

+4.75 VDC TO +5.25 VDC

+23.37 VDC TO +27.06 VDC

Logic Voltage Levels

H= +3.00 TO +5.25 VDC

H= +23.37 TO +27.06 VDC

L= 0.0 TO 0.8 VDC

Symbology and Nomenclature

4 Repairs and Adjustments

REP 1.1.1 Main Drive Assembly

REP 2.1.1 Feeder 1 Assembly

REP 7.2.1 MPT Feed Roll/Retard Pad

REP 4.1.2 Toner Cartridge

REP 12.1.1 Tray 3 Feeder

ou reglage avec le cordon d'alimentation branche.

CC C123/128,WC M123/128,WC Pro123/128,CC 133,WC 133,WC Pro133

ou reglage avec le cordon d'alimentation branche.

DANGER: Mettre la machine sur ARRET et debrancher le cordon dalimentation.

8 Options and Accessories

1 Service Call Procedures

Service Call Procedures

Service Call Procedures

Service Call Procedures