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2400DSV Service Manual ___________________________________________________________________.
i 1 PREFACE This Serv ice Man ual expl ains the M icrofilm Scanner a lready pu t on the market . It is hop ed tha t this Servi ce Manu al will help to pro vide for m ore effe ctive machin e mainte nance in the fie ld there by ensu ring op timum m achine perf orman ce.
Con ten ts ii Contents 1 Safety Precautions for Inspection a nd Service 1.1 WARNING.................. ................ ............ ................ ............ ........... ......... 1 1.2 CAUTION ............. ........... ........... ...............
Con ten ts iii 3.10Expl anation o f Control Panel ...... ................. ........... ............ .............. 2 6 3.10.1 Control Pane l (Basic) .......... ........... ........... ................. ........... ......... 26 3.10.2 Control Panel (Shift Function) .
Con ten ts iv 5.1.1 Precaut ions for Di sassemb ly and Cl eaning ................. ........... ....... 59 5.2 Handling o f P.W.Boards ................ ........... ........... ................. ............ . 60 5.2.1 Precaut ions r egarding tra nspor tation and storag e .
Con ten ts v 6.5.3 S3: Auto Project ion Lamp OFF ....................... ........... ........... ......... 85 6.5.4 S4: Coin Vender / Foot Switch Setting....................... ........... ......... 85 6.5.5 S5: Fin e Mode Set ting ........ ..........
Con ten ts vi 6.9.4 b4: Prism rota tion operat ion ch eck ............. ........... ................. ..... 103 6.9.5 b5: Single sc an operat ion chec k ..... ................ ............ ........... ..... 10 3 6.9.6 b6: Shading Cor rection..........
Safety Preca utions for Ins pection and Servic e 1 1 1 Safety Precautions for Inspe ction and Service When per forming insp ection an d servic e procedu res, ob serve the follow ing preca utions to prevent a ccidents and ensu re utm ost safety . *Depend ing o n the mod el, s ome of th e prec aution s given in the fol lowing do not a pply.
1 Safety Prec autions for Ins pection a nd Service 2 2. Be fore sta rting the p rocedu res, be s ure to unpl ug the power co rd. 3. Use t he spec ifie d part s. 4. H andle th e power c ord with ca re and never use a mul tiple so cket. 5. Be carefu l about the high- voltage p arts.
Safety Preca utions for Ins pection and Servic e 1 3 7. D o not touch a high-temper atur e part. 8. M ake a grou nd co nnection at all times (Thi s item may no t be ef fect ed in US A). 9. D o not remodel the produ ct. 10. Restore al l parts an d harne sses to their origi nal po sitions.
1 Safety Prec autions for Ins pection a nd Service 4 1.2 CAUTION 1. Prec auti ons fo r Servi ce Jo bs 2. Prec auti ons fo r Ser vici ng wi th Cove rs and Part s Rem oved • A toothed w ash er and spring w asher , if used origina lly , must be reins talled .
Safety Preca utions for Ins pection and Servic e 1 5 3. Pre cautions for Workin g Environm ent 4. Pre cautions for Hand ling Batteri es 5. Pre cautions for Laser Be am (Produc ts Employ ing Lase r Only) . • The product m ust be place d on a fla t, le v el surf ace th at is stab le an d secure .
1 Safety Prec autions for Ins pection a nd Service 6 1.3 Other P recaut ions • T o reassemb le the product, re verse th e order of disassemb ly unless othe rwise specifi ed. • While the pro duct is e nergiz ed, do no t unplu g or plug c onnectors into the circui t boards or harnesses.
Safety Preca utions for Ins pection and Servic e 1 7 1.4 Used Batt eries Prec autions (ALL Areas) CAUTION Dang er of explos ion if bat tery is in corr ectly repl aced . Repla ce only wi th the same or e quiva lent ty pe recom mended by the manuf actur er.
2 Installat ion 8 2 Installation 2.1 Installation Environment To ensu re safe ty and utm ost p erformanc e of the mach ine, the m achine should not be used in a place. 1. Wher e it w ill be subj ect to extr emely h igh or low t emper atur e or humid ity.
Installati on 2 9 2.3 Installing The Power Supply 1. D o not plug the Power Cord int o a power outlet via an ex tension cord supply ing elec tricity to more th an one un it. 2. D o not co nnect the machi ne to a power outle t used for other equipm ent or appliance s.
3 General I nformat ion 10 3 General Informatio n 3.1 Speci ficat ions 3.1.1 MS 6000 Specifica tions Type: Desk-To p Type M icrofilm S canne r Type of Film: Microfiche, Aperture Car d, Jacket, Roll Films (1 6 mm, 35 mm), 16mm C artridge F ilm bot h Positive a nd Nega tive Magnificatio n: Single Le ns.
General In formation 3 11 Standa rd Accesso ries Power C ord, P rinter Cabl e, Opera tor’s Ma nual Options: Lenses, Prism Unit, Fi che Carrier 5, Universal Carrier UC-2, Ro ll Film Carrier 9B, Roll .
3 General I nformat ion 12 3.1.2 MS 6000 & MSP300 0 Printer Sys tem 3.1.3 MS 6000 & MSP200 0 Printer Sys tem Specifica tions Type: Microfilm Scanner Printer System Printi ng Method: Laser Elec.
General In formation 3 13 3.2 System Configuration -Sin gle Le ns - Zoom Lens 9-16X 13-27X 23-5 0X 7.5X Projection Lens Scanner RFC-15M RFC-15A Film C arrier A uto R etrie v al Co ntroller FC-5 UC-2 R.
3 General I nformat ion 14 3.3 Connection Mode This Sc anner is a vailable in the follow ing confi guratio ns. 3.3. 1 P R Mode (Scan ner + Pri nter) The Scan ner is connecte d to a dedicate d printe r, allow ing scan ned images to be prin ted ou t directly .
General In formation 3 15 3.4 Parts Ide ntification 1. Screen 2. Cont rol P anel 3. O ption Inte rface Co nnector (option) 4. Fus e Hol der 5. Power Cord Socket 6. Pri nter Conn ector 7. SC SI Connect or 8. Powe r Switch 9. Proj ecti on Uni t 10. Ima ge Ro tati on Kno b 11.
3 General I nformat ion 16 3.5 Component Layout 13 4 5 6 7 8 91 0 2 1. 1s t Reader Path Mirror 2. 2n d Reade r Path Mirror 3. 2n d Scan Path Mirror 4. Screen 5. 1s t Scan Path Mirror 6. Scan Ta ble 7. Proj ecti on Le ns 8. Proj ecti on Lamp 9. 3 rd Scan Path Mirror 10.
General In formation 3 17 3.6 Electrical Components Layout PU1 PU2 M1 M2 M3 M4 S1 S201 TS1 LA1 F1 PC3 PC4 PC1 PC2 PWB-G PWB-C PWB-SS PWB- BB PWB-T L1 PWB-A PWB-EE PWB-J.
3 General I nformat ion 18 Symbol Name F1 Fuse L1 Filter Coil LA1 P rojection Lamp M1 Scan Mo tor M2 Scan Ta ble Mo tor M3 Power Unit Cooling Fan Motor M4 Projecti on Lamp Cooli ng Fan M otor PC1 Imag.
General In formation 3 19 Symbol Name CNT1 Total Coun ter M5 Auto Image Rotation M otor PU3 Op tion Power Unit (for RFC-21) PWB-D Option I/F Board (for RFC-15A/M, UC-2 , MARS) PWB-F Option I/F Board (.
3 General I nformat ion 20 3.7 Electrical Parts Function Symbol Name Fun ction CNT1 Total Counter Coun ts the num ber of prin ts. F1 Fu se Power F use 100/1 20V A rea : 250V , 10A 220-24 0V Area: 250V, 6.
General In formation 3 21 CNT1, PU3, PWB-D, PWB-F , PWB-J, PWB-SS, PWB- X, PWB-Y: Option PWB-G Scan T able Con necting Board Connects the S can Tabl e Sectio n and Main Harness of the mac hine. PWB- J Graysca le Me mory B oard PC Mode : Memory used when image is read with Grayscale.
3 General I nformat ion 22 3.8 Connectors Layout CN1 3P CN2 2P CN3 2P CN4 4P CN5 2P CN6 2P CN7 3P CN8 2P CN1 0 3P CN1 1 6P CN1 2 12P CN1 5 3P CN1 7 5P CN1 8 3P CN1 9 2P CN2 1 4P CN4 0 6P CN4 1 3P CN42.
General In formation 3 23 CN13 9P CN20 11P CN28 6P CN75 8P CN76 9P CN77 8P CN78 9P PJ1D/F 5P PJ2D/F 13P PJ3F 2P PJ1 X 8P PJ2 X 9P PJ1 Y 8P PJ2 Y 9P.
3 General I nformat ion 24 3.9 Elect rical S ervic e Part s on P.W.Boar ds 3.9.1 Main Contr ol Board (PWB-BB ) 3.9. 2 I/F Boar d (P WB- EE) Do not to uch the e lectric parts which has n ot ind icated of this sec tion. NOTE DSW1... For F actor y Use Only (Nor m ally a ll switche s are OF F posi tion .
General In formation 3 25 3.9. 3 I/F Boar d (P WB- SS) 3.9.4 Main Power U nit (PU1) 3.9.5 Projection La mp Regulat or (PU2) 3.9.6 Optional Power Unit (PU3) RSW1 .
3 General I nformat ion 26 3.10 Explanation of Control Panel 3.10.1 Control Panel (Basic) Correction Centering/Fit Masking Print Mode Film Type Darker Auto Lighter Start Auto Photo Fine Text Nega Posi.
General In formation 3 27 1. Size Selection Key: Select the paper feeding source acco rding to the form at of the fi lm image that i s being re flected i n the screen. : whe n this lamp is lit : A 90 degree im age rotatio n is perform ed dur- ing pr inting.
3 General I nformat ion 28 3. Centeri ng/Fit Key : When th is ke y is pre ssed, th e setting rotate s from O FF to the C entering and Fit function s. When Auto M asking, Tri mming, or Ma skin g are set to off, Auto M asking will autom atically be enable d when Center ing is selecte d.
General In formation 3 29 4. Masking Key: When pre ssed, thi s key ro tates f rom OFF to the Auto, Trimmin g or M asking fu nctio ns. Each tim e this key is pressed, selec tion i s swit ched in order of "OFF → Auto Ma sking → Manual T rimming → Manual Mask ing → OFF.
3 General I nformat ion 30 6. Film Type Key: Rotate s betwe en Auto, Nega, an d Posi ea ch tim e the key is p resse d. Auto: The sc anner autom atically determi nes be- tween th e film type opti ons of negati ve or pos- itive fo r print prod uctio n. Nega: Select w hen usi ng negativ e film.
General In formation 3 31 11. Mult i-Print Displ ay: Shows the num ber of prints set to be made. Also dis- plays corresp ondin g codes i n the e vent of a m alfunc tion or pap er misfee d. The b linking number in this d isplay indica tes the Sc anner i n operation .
3 General I nformat ion 32 13. Memory Input Key : To store on e of the f ollowin g func tions in to the memory of the S canne r, first se t one of the function s on C ontrol Panel an d then press th is button with the head of a pen or other dev ice.
General In formation 3 33 3.10.2 Control Pa nel (Shift F unction) Correction Centering/Fit Masking Print Mode Film Type Darker Auto Lighter Start Auto Photo Fine Text Nega Posi C Auto Manual Resolutio.
3 General I nformat ion 34 1. Lamp Il luminan ce Key : When this key is pressed t ogether with the Shi ft Key, the i llumi nation of the sc reen is ad juste d. When this key is co ntinuo usly pr essed, th e screen is gradual ly darkene d until it is turned OFF.
General In formation 3 35 3.11 Image Process ing Scre en Im age → → → → Print Image Exp lanation Auto Masking The system masks the black bands that run along the edges of the im age. Trimming The system m asks everythin g but the cente r of the im age.
3 General I nformat ion 36 Auto Format Pr int The machine aut omatica lly determine s the format (p ortrai t or landsca pe) of the image on the Scre en and pr ints it as necessary. Electric al Zoom The s ystem magn ifies the screen imag e accordi ng to the size of paper being used .
Mechani cal an d Electric al 4 37 4 Mechanical and Electrical 4.1 Illumination M echanism 4.1. 1 Ove rvi ew The I lluminati on Me chanism efficien tly us es the li ght produc ed by the Projectio n Lamp to supply the mo st suitab le am ount of li ght for t he proje ction of the Microf ilm.
4 Mechani cal a nd Elec trical 38 4.1.3 Projection Lamp Vol tage Control Circuit The inte nsity of the lig ht emitte d by the Pro jecti on Lamp i s adjust ed to a level o ptimu m for the i mage density b y con trolling t he vol tage appl ied to the Proje ction Lam p.
Mechani cal an d Electric al 4 39 4.1.4 Thermostat (TS1 ) To avoi d any of the tr oubles a ccompan ying an e xcessi ve rise i n the temperat ure ins ide the m achine c aused by a failure of the Coolin g Fan to dissip ate he at produce d by th e Projecti on Lamp, there is a The rmostat install ed at t he back o f the Pro jection L amp.
4 Mechani cal a nd Elec trical 40 4.1.5 Conde nser Lens G Overview Not on ly must the amoun t of li ght projec ted ont o the Scree n or CC D remain even d espite c hanges i n the mic rofilm or magnif ication ra tio, bu t also th e light c oming from the Projec tion Lam p must be ef ficien tly conden sed.
Mechani cal an d Electric al 4 41 4.1.6 Projection Lens The Proje ction Len s enla rges the i mage of th e Microfi lm and p rojects it onto the Screen or CCD. Each Proj ection Lens c omes in a unit. T he Foc us Ring a nd Zoo m Ring of the Un it are us ed to b ring the i mage on the Sc reen into focus an d enla rge or re duce i t, re spect ivel y.
4 Mechani cal a nd Elec trical 42 4.2 Im age R otatio n The Prism U nit is rotated to co rrect any tilt of the image mi crofilm proj ected on the Scre en. 4.2.1 Prism Rotation The Auto Image Rotating Knob is l inked to t he Auto Image Rota ting Variable Resisto r (VR1).
Mechani cal an d Electric al 4 43 4.3 O ptical Sectio n 4.3. 1 Ove rvi ew The bas ic functi on of the O ptical S ection is to project an enlargem ent of the imag e on the mi crofilm on to the Screen w hen in the R eader Mode an d onto the CC D whe n in th e Scan Mode .
4 Mechani cal a nd Elec trical 44 4.3.2 Read er Path The Re ader Path i s estab lis hed wh en the Powe r Swit ch is t urned ON and remai ns form ed ex cept d uring a scan mo vement . The ima ge on t he microf ilm is pro jected on to the e ntire ar ea of the Sc reen by mean s of th e two Reader Pat h Mirro rs.
Mechani cal an d Electric al 4 45 4.3.4 Scan Tab le Driv e Mechani sm The Reade r Path is s witched from the Pr inter Pat h, or vice versa , by moving the Scan Table t o the resp ectiv e positio ns. The Scan Table is driven fro m the Scan Table Drive Moto r (M2).
4 Mechani cal a nd Elec trical 46 4.3.5 Scan Mirro r Motion Co ntrol The mot ion of the Scan M irror is co ntrolled b y the Scan Leve r and Shaft as the Sh aft is dri ven by th e Scannin g Motor (M1). The Scan Mirror sc ans the i mage of the micr ofilm at a speed 1 /631.
Mechani cal an d Electric al 4 47 4.3.6 Mirror Scan Motor (M1) Control Circuit Drive of the Scan ning Mot or (M1) is con trolled by the sign als whi ch are input to the Mo tor Drive r Board (PW B-T) from the Main Control B oard (PWB-BB).
4 Mechani cal a nd Elec trical 48 4.4 CCD Section There are five 960-pixel CCD s ensor chips arranged in a zigzag as illust rated be low. The t otal numb er or pi xels tha t can b e read is 4,800 w ith a res olution o f 400dpi. Readi ng With: 3 04.8 mm o r more Pixe l Size : 63.
Mechani cal an d Electric al 4 49 4.5 Image Bus The image d ata read b y the CCD goes through anal og-to-digital conver sion befo re being output. The analog image sig nals output from the CCD are co nvert ed to digit al im age si gnals .
4 Mechani cal a nd Elec trical 50 Edge emph asis an d smooth ing are ca rried ou t. • Edge Emph asis (T e xt Imag e) The ou tlin es of chara cter s and fin e li nes are made sharper as they appear on the copy by correcting th e MTF (mo dulation tran sfer func tion) charac terist ics (resolution).
Mechani cal an d Electric al 4 51 Ser ial -to- paral lel conv ersi on Printer I/F The imag e data is rota ted by 90 degrees a nd converts pixel-by -pixel serial im age data into a co rrespon ding set of pa rall el d ata fo r 8 pix els . Transf ers parallel image data for 8 pixels to the Printer.
4 Mechani cal a nd Elec trical 52 4.6 Auto Masking 4.6. 1 Ove rvie w If a pr int is ma de from an image that is pr ojecte d smalle r than the M arkers on the s creen, the non-im age areas of the film res ult in bla ck bands running around the image on the pri nt.
Mechani cal an d Electric al 4 53 G Effectiv e Imag e and Effec tive Fr ame * The effect ive image w idth in the ve rtical and hori zontal direc tion mu st be 45 mm or more . G Memor andum Image Maskin g Eff ectiv e I mage Widt h: The imag e is c onsi dere d as a n im age if it e xte nds 45 mm or more .
4 Mechani cal a nd Elec trical 54 G Memo i mage away from the f rame (A I sland bli p) An isla nd bli p (a blip that p ositions away f rom the image) is not masked ; it is co nside red as a norm al.
Mechani cal an d Electric al 4 55 4.7 Auto I mage Ske w Correct ion 4.7. 1 Ove rvi ew The CCD Board (PWB-A) dete cts the image which skew on the screen and corre cts a utoma tically a t the ti me of sc an. Correc ts of the s traight ima ge by rot ating the pris m unit by th e auto imag e rotation mo tor (M5).
4 Mechani cal a nd Elec trical 56 4.8 Manual Frame Masking The mac hine ma kes a print of the area o f image o n the Scree n defin ed with th e Manual Maskin g Panel s. The pr int area i s defined indep endent ly in the vertical direct ion an d horizon tal di rection.
Mechani cal an d Electric al 4 57 4.9 2 to 1 Printing Function 4.9. 1 Ove rvi ew As shown above , two sc anners, e ach equip ped with the 2- to-1 Print ing Functio n, can be conne cted to a singl e printer whi ch ma nages the print jobs s ent from bo th scann ers.
4 Mechani cal a nd Elec trical 58 4.9.3 Iden tification Ma rks In order t o dist inguish w hich s canner s ent a pr int job, th e scanne rs are equippe d with a n identifi cation M ark Printin g Functio n which ha s the follow ing setti ngs: The p rintable a rea is reduced b y 3 m m on the l eft side a nd the 1.
Disass embly a nd Cl eaning 5 59 5 Disassembly and Cleaning 5.1 Precautions 5.1.1 Precautions for Disassemb ly and Cle aning 1. Bef ore dis assemblin g, alwa ys ma ke sure t he Power Pl ug is unplugg ed. 2. U se only fuses of the indic ated ra ting. 3.
5 Disa ssembly and Cl eaning 60 5.2 Handling of P.W.Boards 5.2.1 Precau tions regard ing transp ortation an d storage 1. D uring sh ipmen t or when in storag e, new P.W .Board m ust not b e indisc riminatel y remove d from their p rotective bags. 2. D o not store or place thes e P.
Disass embly a nd Cl eaning 5 61 5.3 Mainte nance and Inspec tion 5.3.1 Preventi ve Mainten ance Sch edule Li st 5.3.2 Details of readju stments need ed whe n parts a re replace d Repla cement o f the followi ng parts calls for rech eckin g, readju stmen ts, or resettin g of ce rtain i tems.
5 Disa ssembly and Cl eaning 62 5.4 Disassembly and Cleaning Procedure 5.4.1 Remov al of the Outer Cov ers 1 Remo ve the tw o scr ews and t hen slide th e Optica l Cover to the re ar side of the ma chine . Then hol ding u p the rear s ide of the Opt ical Co ver and remove it .
Disass embly a nd Cl eaning 5 63 Only 220 -240V area: Remo ve the m etal plate in the Left Co v er also . 4 Remove the L eft Cover. (1 screw) Only 220 -240V area: Remo ve the m etal plate in the Right Cov er also .
5 Disa ssembly and Cl eaning 64 6 Remove the Lowe r Left Cover. (2 screws) 7 Remove the Lowe r Right Cover. (2 screws) 8 Remove the R ear Cover. (4 screws).
Disass embly a nd Cl eaning 5 65 5.4.2 Replac ing of the Projec tion Lamp 1 Slide the Proj ection Lam p Unit out. 2 Remo ve the Pr oject ion La mp from the Lamp Holder. NOTE ➜ Do not touch with bare hand and extremel y hot Projection Lam p immedi ately afte r the mac hine has been turne d OFF.
5 Disa ssembly and Cl eaning 66 5 Insert the new Proje ction Lam p all the wa y into the Lamp Holder. 6 Slide the Proj ectio n Unit back int o the mac hine. 5.4.3 Cleani ng of the Pro jection Lamp 1 Wipe all foreig n matter o ff the surface of the Proje ction Lam p with a soft piec e of c loth whi ch has bee n dam pened wi th alcoho l.
Disass embly a nd Cl eaning 5 67 5.4.5 Cleanin g of the each Mirro rs 1 Remove the Opti cal Cover. 2 Wipe cl ean the 1st Reade r Path Mirror with a soft pi ece of cloth. 3 Wipe cl ean the 2nd Rea der Path Mirror with a soft pi ece of cloth. 4 Remove the L eft Cover.
5 Disa ssembly and Cl eaning 68 5 Wipe cl ean the 2nd and 3 rd Scan Path Mirro r with a sof t piec e of cloth. 5.4.6 Cleaning of the CCD F ilter 1 Remove the Left Cover. (1 screw) Only 220 -240V a rea: Remo v e the m etal plate in th e Left Co v er als o .
Disass embly a nd Cl eaning 5 69 5.4.7 Remov al of the CCD Assy 1 Remove t he stoppe r from the Right Co ver and th en ope n the Right Cover. (2 Screws) Only 220 -240V area: Remo ve the m etal plate in the Left Co v er also . 2 Remove the L eft Cover.
5 Disa ssembly and Cl eaning 70 3 Remove the CCD Assy Lower Plate. (2 screws) 4 Remove th e CCD Assy . (two shoulde r screws, Th ree connec tors) 5 Unplug connector from the CCD Assy.
Disass embly a nd Cl eaning 5 71 5.4.8 Removal of the Pow er Unit 1 Remove the Opti cal Cover. (2 screws) 2 Disco nnect the five C onnecto rs o f the Powe r Unit from the machine. NO TE: F or 220 -240V area, dis connect the 2P connec tor of the Coil also .
5 Disa ssembly and Cl eaning 72 5.4.9 Removal o f the P.W.Boa rds. 1 Remove the Left Cover,Lower Left Cove r and Rear Cover. (Refe r to " Rem oval o f Oute r Cove r".) 2 Open th e Right Cover. Only 220 -240V a rea: Rem ov e the me tal pl ates in the Left and R ight Co v er als o .
Disass embly a nd Cl eaning 5 73 5.4.10 Replacing Sc an Mot or bushing and friction pla te 1 Remove the Opti cal Cover. (2 screws) 2 Tilt the Scan M otor Assy in the directio n of the arrow and, pressin g the sha ft in th e directi on of the arro w, re-move the b ushin g and then peel th e fric tion plate off the Scan Motor Ass y.
5 Disa ssembly and Cl eaning 74 2 Remove the Power Unit C over. (3 screws) 3 Repl ace th e Fuse of PU 1. Main P ow er Uni t: PU1 A C250V 12A(1 00/120 V area) A C250V 6.3A(2 20/240V are a) 4 Repl ace th e Fuse of PU 2. Projection Lamp Regulator: PU2 A C125V 5A (100/120V a rea) A C250V 5A (220/240V a rea) 5.
Disass embly a nd Cl eaning 5 75 5.4. 13 Exch angi ng th e Osci llat or Chi p When us ing M SP2000 print er, you must ex change th e Oscil lator Chi p (OSC1) on Pr inter I/F Board (PW B-EE) of the Mi crofil m Scanner for the Oscilla tor Chip sup plied w ith MSP200 0 Printer.
5 Disa ssembly and Cl eaning 76 Only 220 -240V a rea: Remo v e the met al plate in the Right Co v er al so . 4 Remove the Shield Cove r (front). 5 Remove the tw o Oscillat or Chips from PWB-EE. 6 Install the Oscilla tor Chip supp lied in to the OSC1 socke t as shown on the illu stratio n 7 Reins tall all t he cov ers.
Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 77 6 Function Mo de and Adju stment 6.1 Precautions 1. Al ways un plug con nector s by hold ing the c onnector h ousin g. Pulling on the c able co rd can lea d to pro blems w ith poor c ontact. When unpl ugging connecto rs on the PWBs them selves , always make sure the power is OFF firs t.
6 Funct ion Mo de an d Adjus tme nt 78 6.3 Function M ode List 6.3.1 S mode (Sett ing Functi on 1) No. Funct ion Setting Contents S1 Auto Reset *d0 d1 ON (60 sec.
Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 79 6.3.2 y mode (Se tting Function 2) No. Funct ion Setting Contents y1 Not Used *d0 y2 Auto Paper Source Swit ching *d0 d1 Auto Switching Disabling Auto Switching y3 .
6 Funct ion Mo de an d Adjus tme nt 80 6.3.3 o mode (Se tting Function 3) No. Funct ion Setting Contents o1 Metric/Inc h Setting d 0 d1 Metri c Inch o2 N-P A uto Exp os ure C oar se Adjustm ent d4 | d.
Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 81 6.3.4 F mod e (machine o perat ion checks) 6.3.5 b mod e (machine o perat ion checks) No. Funct ion Contents F1 ROM Version Check Displa ys the present RO M version. F2 Tota l Scan C ounter Displays the number of times of total scan .
6 Funct ion Mo de an d Adjus tme nt 82 6.3.6 About the Fun ction M ode Setting La bel Remov e the T op Co ver by usin g a Sl otted Scre wdriv er. [FUNCT ION MODE SETTING] La bel is attached on the ba ck of the Top cover .
Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 83 6.4 Operation of the Function M ode 6.4.1 Entering the Function M ode 1. Pres s the Ex posu re Mod e Select Ke y, Multi-Print Key and Clear/St op Key on t he con trol panel at the sa me time for two secon ds or mo re.
6 Funct ion Mo de an d Adjus tme nt 84 6.4.3 Execution method in F and b mode (F4, F8 and b6) 1. To perfor m the function , press t he Mode Me mory k ey. 6.4.4 Execution method in S, y and o mode 1. Pres s the Exp osure Mod e Sel ect Key. 2. Th e pres ent se tting val ue is dis playe d on th e displ ay wi ndo w.
Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 85 6.5 S mode Operations 6.5.1 S1: Auto Re set Setting c hanges m ade to the contro l pane l that are not use d within 60 second s of bei ng input are autom atically cancell ed and th e system rev erts back to the ori ginal se ttings.
6 Funct ion Mo de an d Adjus tme nt 86 6.5.5 S5: Fine M ode Setting Select t he func tion in th e fine mode, w hen sele cting Nega pri nt mode on the con trol pan el. 6.5.6 S6: Pap er Tray fee d size (MSP 3000 Prin ter) Determ ines the desired p aper si ze supp lied b y the Paper Tray of the print er.
Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 87 6.5.8 S8: Cycl e print mo de This fun ction automati cally s cans the next i mage foll owing a preset pe riod of time. Images a re set by the us er onto the Carrier Gla ss in bet ween cycles . 6.5.9 S9: Nega Contra st Adjustment Adjusts contrast in the neg ative film use.
6 Funct ion Mo de an d Adjus tme nt 88 6.5.11 Sb: Scan Ta ble Stop Po sition Adjustme nt (Scan Positi on) This a djustm ent is neces sary w hen any of the follow ing sym ptoms o ccurs. * The s top posi tion of the Scan T able sho uld be se t toward t he rear f or sympt om 1 expl ained ab ove an d toward the scree n for sy mptom 2 .
Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 89 6.5.13 Sd: Auto i mage rotation 9 0 degree rotat ion function When pri nting the A3 (Ledge r) size or B4 (Legal) s ize by 600 dpi, the 90 degrees elect ric image rotatio n is not possible .
6 Funct ion Mo de an d Adjus tme nt 90 6.6 y mode Operations 6.6.1 y2: Auto Pap er Source Switching Allows you to s pecify t he pape r source w hen sa me si ze paper i s loaded into the both p aper feedi ng tray and paper feeding c assette.
Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 91 6.6.4 y6: Pres can Operat ion Select the prescan op eration when usi ng an Auto Ma sking and Auto Skew correcti on function. 6.6. 5 y7 : Au to Sk ew Cor rec tion R etai n Determine s wheth er or not to retain the origina l (uncorre cted) skew of a screen image aft er the p rint has been ma de.
6 Funct ion Mo de an d Adjus tme nt 92 6.7 o mode Operations 6.7.1 o1: Inch/M etric Sel ect Select t he inch o r metric setting of the mac hine. ) 6.7.2 o2: N-P Aut o Exposure Coarse Adju stment This ad justment is m ade when the imag e density on th e print (sc an) output i n the Auto Ex posure m ode is no t satisfa ctory.
Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 93 6.7.3 o3: P-P Auto Exp osure C oarse Adjustm ent This ad justment is ma de when the imag e density on th e print (sc an) output i n the Auto Ex posur e mode is not sati sfactory. This ad justment is neces sary afte r the repla cement o f PWB-A and PWB- BB.
6 Funct ion Mo de an d Adjus tme nt 94 6.7.4 o4: Scan Sp eed Adjus tment This op eration is used to match the widt h on th e Screen im age wi th that on the prin t (s can) i mage. This ad justment is nece ssary aft er the re placeme nt of PWB-BB. 1. L oad the Film in the ma chine and make a print (sca n).
Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 95 6.7.5 o5: Adju stment of the image a rea Lengt hwise Positi on 1. Lo ad the Film in t he mac hine and make a p rint (s can). <Condit ions o f print ing/scan ning> Size: Lett er (A4) Length wise Centerin g:OFF Auto Mask ing:ON 2.
6 Funct ion Mo de an d Adjus tme nt 96 6.7.6 o6: Adjustm ent of the Top and Bottom Frame Bla ck Band Widt h 1. L oad the Film in the ma chine and make a print. <Condi tions of print ing/scan ning> Size: Let ter (A4) Le ngthwise Centeri ng:OFF Auto Maskin g:ON 2.
Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 97 6.7.7 o7: Adjustment of the Right and Left Frame Black Band Wid th 1. Lo ad the Film in t he mac hine and make a p rint (s can). <Condit ions o f print ing/scan ning> Size: Lett er (A4) Length wise Centerin g:OFF Auto Mask ing:ON 2.
6 Funct ion Mo de an d Adjus tme nt 98 6.7.8 o8: Projectio n lamp burn ou t detectio n (L2) setting Select wh ether to de tect L2 when Projectio n Lamp bu rn out.
Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 99 6.8 F mode Operations 6.8. 1 F1: ROM Vers ion Che ck Used when ch ecking t he pres ent ROM versio n of the machine . 1. Set s the f unction m ode “ F1 ” , and press the Start Key. 2. Sho ws the curr ent ROM v ersion nu mber o f the mach ine.
6 Funct ion Mo de an d Adjus tme nt 100 6.8.7 F7: Projectio n Lamp V oltage Adju stment This Adjus tment is ma de to adjust the Project ion Lamp Volt age. This Adj ustme nt is nec essary a fter the replacem ent of the Project ion Lamp Regul ator (PU2).
Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 101 6. Ref erring to th e setting proce dure for Fun ction mode, set "F 7". 7. To perform th e adju stment, press th e Start k ey. 8. R otate VR61 on PU2 so that the reading v oltag e on the m ulti- meter be comes DC 21.
6 Funct ion Mo de an d Adjus tme nt 102 6.9 b mode Operations 6.9.1 b1: Checki ng the Scan Ta ble Unit F unction This m ode sh ould be u sed to ch eck t he Scan Tab le Unit Function . 1. R eferring t o the setti ng proced ure for F unction m ode, set "b1".
Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 103 6.9. 4 b 4: Pr ism ro tati on op erat ion check Checks the rotatio n operatio n (AIR functio n) of a prism. 1. R eferring to the setti ng proced ure for F unction mod e, set "b4 ". 2. Pre ss the Star t Key to per form the 45 degree prism rot ation.
6 Funct ion Mo de an d Adjus tme nt 104 6.9.6 b6: Shading Correct ion This ad justment is nece ssary aft er the re placement o f PWB-A or PW B- BB. 1. Chec ks the surf ace of the 1st to 3r d scan path mirr or an d if d irty cle an it. 2. Pl ace Projec tion Len s TYPE 2 in pos ition an d set a lens zoom ratio of 20X.
Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 105 6.9.7 b7: Test Prin t Function The test print o f the printe r can be e xecuted. 1. R eferring to the setti ng proced ure for F unction mod e, set "b7 ". 2. Pres s the St art K ey. 3. Th e foll owing test p rints are outp ut by the printer.
7 Troublesh ooting 106 7 Troub lesho oting 7.1 How to Use This Section 1. If a compon ent on a P.W.Boa rd or any o ther fun ctional unit in cluding motor i s defect ive, t he bookl et onl y instru cts you to rep lace the whole P.W.Boa rd or fun ctional u nit and do es not gi ve trou bleshoot ing procedu re appl icable w ithin the defec tive unit .
Troublesh ooting 7 107 7.2 Malfunction Indicat ions If the ab ove tro uble is d isplaye d, first perform the follow ing works. 1. Tu rns off the power s witch, and unplug the power c ord. 2. Afte r 10 seco nds or more pro gress, plug the power co rd and turns on Power Switch.
7 Troublesh ooting 108 7.3 Malfunction Detect ion Timing 7.3.1 L2: Projecti on Lamp malfunct ion 7.3. 2 C 1: Sc an Un it Dr ive m alfu nct ion 7.3. 3 C 2: Scan Mirro r Dri ve mal funct ion Display Detection Timing L2 When scan begins and th e light of the Projec tion Lamp do es not strike the CCD.
Troublesh ooting 7 109 7.3. 4 C 3: Sh adin g Corr ect ion m alfu ncti on 7.3.5 C4: Cooling F an Motor malfu nction 7.3. 6 Cb: Co mmu nica tion Erro r 7.3.7 CL: Printer Clock malfunc tion Displ ay Det ection C3 When du ring sha ding corr ect ion ( b6) th e pr ojec tio n lamp lig ht t o CCD i s fe w unusual ly.
7 Troublesh ooting 110 7.4 Troubleshooting for malfunction code 7.4.1 L2: Projecti on Lamp malfunct ion 7.4.2 C1: Sca n Unit Drive Malfunction 7.4. 3 C 2: Scan Mirro r Dri ve mal funct ion Check Item Remedy Chec k LA 1.
Troublesh ooting 7 111 7.4. 4 C 3: Sh adin g Corr ect ion m alfu ncti on 7.4.5 C4: Cooling F an Motor malfu nction 7.4. 6 Cb: Co mmu nica tion Erro r Check Item Remedy Is C3 dis played d uring Fun ction Mo de “ b6 ” execution? → No Replace PWB-BB.
7 Troublesh ooting 112 7.4.7 CL: Printer Clock malfunc tion Check Item Remedy Is CL sh own even whe n powe r is turned O FF, then turned ON a gain? → No OK ↓ Yes Is the ded icated int erface cable used? → No Repl ace the Interface Cabl e. ↓ Yes Checks the conn ection of an inter face cable.
Troublesh ooting 7 113 7.5 Troubleshooting for malfunction 7.5. 1 No P ower 7.5.2 The Projecti on Lamp does not Ligh t Up Check Item Re medy Has the Power Switch (S1) be en turned O N? → No T urn on th e Powe r Switch (S1). ↓ Yes Has the Power Cord been se curely connected to the ma chine? → No Plug in the power cord.
7 Troublesh ooting 114 7.6 Electrical Components Check 7.6.1 LA1: Projectio n Lamp 7.6.2 M3: Power Unit Cooling Fan M otor 7.6.3 M4: Projec tion Lamp Cool ing Fan Moto r 7.
Troublesh ooting 7 115 7.6. 6 P C3: Re ade r Posi tio n Sens or 7.6. 7 P C4: Sc an Po siti on Se nsor 7.6.8 PU1: Power Unit 7.6.9 PU2: Projection Lam p Regulator 7.
7 Troublesh ooting 116 7.6. 11 S201: Int erloc k Swit ch 7.6.12 TS1: Ther mostat 1 Is the circuit across COM and NC terminals conducti ng when th e Switch is remo ved from the machin e? → Yes Replace S 201. ↓ No 2 Is the circuit across COM and NC terminals conducti ng when th e Switch Actuator is depressed ? → No Repla ce S201.
Troublesh ooting 7 117 7.7 Image Troubleshooting The Imag e abno rmalities of the pri nter ref er to the se rvice ma nual o f the print er and perfo rm the Troublesh ooting . Troubl e Remedy Black or blank pri nt • Check t he Proje ction Lam p (LA1) fo r possible discolor ation and b reaks.
7 Troublesh ooting 118.
0820-0003-51D CIRCUIT DIA GRAM 1/1 MS 6000 A C100V/120V/220-240V Jan. 2001 DWG.NO . TITLE MODEL VOLT AG E DA TE ISSUED.
0820-0004-58A WIRING DIA GRAM 1/4 MS 6000 A C100V/120V/220-240V Jan. 2001 DWG.NO . TITLE MODEL VOLT AG E DA TE ISSUED.
0820-0004-58A WIRING DIA GRAM 2/4 MS 6000 A C100V/120V/220-240V Jan. 2001 DWG.NO . TITLE MODEL VOLT AG E DA TE ISSUED.
0820-0004-58A WIRING DIA GRAM 3/4 MS 6000 A C100V/120V/220-240V Jan. 2001 DWG.NO . TITLE MODEL VOLT AG E DA TE ISSUED.
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