Ricoh FT5535 Service Manual page 105

Rev. 7/95
Mode No.
2-802 Drum Charge
Roller
Temperature †
2-812 Drum Reverse
Rotation
Adjustment †
2-901 Drum Charge
Roller Cleaning
Interval †
2-902 Not Used
3-001 ID Sensor Initial
Setting
3-002 ID Sensor Initial
Setting Display
†
3-103-001 ID Sensor
to Output Display †
3-103-002
3-105 Forced V
Detection
3-106 Initial V
LP
Display †
3-107 Current
V /V
LP LG
Display †
3-111 Current
V /V
RP RG
Display †
A156/A160/A162
CÓPIA NÃO CONTROLADA
Displays the drum charge roller
temperature [0 ~ 60°C].
Adjusts the amount of the time for the
drum reverse rotation after each copy
job.
If paper dust remains on the drum, it
may get into the recycled toner. If this is
happening, increase the reverse rotation
by increasing the value of the setting.
Selects the drum charge roller cleaning
interval.
Turn the copier main switch off and on
after changing the setting.
The drum charge roller is cleaned briefly
at the end of each copy job. The drum
charge roller is also cleaned for 10
seconds after the interval selected with
this SP mode.
Performs the ID sensor initial setting. ID
sensor output for the bare area of the
) is adjusted to 4.0 ± 0.2 V.
drum (V
SG
To start this SP mode, press the "Start"
key.
Displays the initial setting value of the ID
sensor.
Normally 4.0 ± 0.2 V is displayed. If the
ID sensor cannot be adjusted to 4.0 ±
0.2 V, the ID sensor or the OPC drum
should be cleaned.
Displays the ID sensor outputs.
SP3-103-001: V
SP3-103-002: V
Normally, V = 0.01 ~ 2.50 V, V
SP
4.0 ± 0.2 V (V
SP
After the "Start" key is pressed, the initial
L
V /V (= V
LP LG REF
For when to use this SP mode, see
"Practical SP Mode Use Table".
/V Displays the initial V
LG
determined by SP3-105.
Displays the current V
This is the value currently being used for
V correction.
L
Displays the current V
This is the value currently being used for
V correction.
R
4-24
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Function
-
SP
SG
=
SG
≈ 0.1)
/V
SG
) is determined.
/V value
LP LG
/V value [%].
LP LG
/V value [%]
RP RG
Settings
0 ~ 32
Default = 16
(about 3 mm)
0: Every 1000
copies
1: Every 500
copies
2: Every 200
copies
3: Every 100
copies
FSM