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Brother HL-L5200DWT Technical Reference Manual (517 pages)

Brand: Brother | Category: Printer | Size: 2.26 MB

Table of Contents

5
- About the Manual
  16
- Chapter 1 Introduction
  
  17
  - About the Manual
    17
  - Areas of Use
    18
    
    Font Development
    19
Chapter 2 Pcl

21
- Command List
  21
- Introduction
  22
- Command List
  26
- Introduction
  29
- Controlling the Printer
  30
  - Control Codes
    30
  - Escape Sequences
    31
    
    Line Termination
    31
    
    Display Functions Mode
    32
    
    End-Of-Line Wrap
    32
  - Environments
    33
    
    Factory Default Environment
    33
    
    Macro Overlay Environment
    33
    
    Modified Print Environment
    33
    
    User Default Environment
    33
- Job Control
  34
  - Commands
    34
    
    Page Size
    34
    
    Media Type Selection
    39
    
    Output Tray
    40
    
    Paper Source
    41
    
    Left Long-Edge Offset Registration
    45
    
    Top Offset Registration
    45
    
    Job Separation Command
    46
    
    Paper Side Selection
    46
    
    Reset
    46
    
    Simplex/Duplex Printing
    46
    
    Change Emulation Mode
    48
    
    Exit Current Emulation Mode
    48
    
    Printer Self Test
    48
    
    Reset to Factory Default Settings
    48
    
    Reset to User Settings
    48
  - The Page
    50
    
    HP-GL/2 Graphics Window
    50
    
    Logical Page
    50
    
    Physical Page
    50
    
    Printable Area
    50
    
    Text Area
    50
    
    Portrait
    51
    
    Landscape
    53
    
    Coordinates
    55
    
    Setting the Left and Right Margins
    55
    
    Unit of Measure
    55
    
    Units
    55
    
    Resetting the Horizontal Margins
    56
    
    Setting the Top Margin
    56
    
    Setting the Horizontal Motion Index (HMI)
    57
    
    Setting the Vertical Motion Index (VMI)
    57
    
    Setting Line Spacing
    58
    
    Text Length
    58
    
    Page Length
    59
    
    Perforation Skip
    59
    
    Positioning the Cursor
    60
    
    Vertical Positioning
    60
    
    Horizontal Position
    61
    
    Positioning the Cursor Using Control Codes
    62
    
    Using the Cursor Position Stack
    62
    
    Half Line Feed
    63
    
    Logical
    63
    
    Text Direction
    63
- Using Fonts
  65
  - Introduction
    65
    
    Bitmap Fonts
    65
    
    Font Types
    65
    
    Scalable Fonts
    65
    
    Bound Fonts
    67
    
    Card/Cartridge Fonts
    67
    
    Downloadable Fonts
    67
    
    Font Sources
    67
    
    Internal Fonts
    67
    
    Primary and Secondary Fonts
    67
    
    Specifying the Primary Font
    67
    
    Specifying the Secondary Font
    67
    
    Unbound Fonts
    67
    
    Selecting the Default Fonts
    68
    
    Switching between the Primary and Secondary Fonts
    68
    
    Criteria for Font Selection
    69
    
    Height
    69
    
    Pitch
    69
    
    Style
    69
    
    Symbol Collections
    69
    
    Symbol Set
    69
    
    Type of Character Spacing
    69
    
    Stroke Weight
    70
    
    Typeface
    70
  - Font Selection Commands
    71
    
    Define Symbol Set
    71
    
    Symbol Set ID Code Command
    71
    
    User-Defined Symbol Sets
    71
    
    Selecting the Symbol Set
    73
    
    Symbol Set Control Command
    73
    
    Selecting the Pitch
    75
    
    Selecting the Type of Character Spacing
    75
    
    Scaling the Scalable Fonts Vertically or Horizontally
    76
    
    Selecting the Height
    76
    
    Selecting the Style
    76
    
    Selecting the Stroke Weight
    77
    
    Selecting the Typeface
    77
    
    Font Orientation
    78
    
    Esc&D#D (27)(38)(100)#(68) <1Bh><26H><64H>#<44H
    79
    
    Transparent Print Data
    79
  - Downloadable Font Manipulation
    80
    
    Font ID
    80
    
    Operations on Downloaded Fonts
    80
    
    Selecting a Downloaded Font
    80
  - Creating Downloadable Fonts
    81
    
    Downloading
    81
    
    Sending the Font Descriptor
    81
    
    Unicode Symbol Index Character Complement Bits
    92
    
    Sending a Character Code
    93
    
    Sending a Character Descriptor and Data
    93
- Using Graphics
  99
  - Source, Pattern and Destination
    99
    
    Set Source Transparency
    99
    
    Set Pattern Transparency
    100
    
    Set Area Fill Identity
    101
    
    Set Pattern Reference Point
    102
    
    User-Defined Pattern Command
    102
    
    Set Pattern Type
    103
    
    User-Defined Pattern Control
    103
  - Plotting Rectangles
    105
    
    Cursor Position
    105
    
    Draw Filled Rectangle
    105
    
    Set Rectangle Height
    105
    
    Set Rectangle Width
    105
  - Raster Graphics
    107
    
    Positioning the Cursor
    107
    
    Set High Resolution Control
    107
    
    Set Raster Image Orientation
    107
    
    Set Raster Resolution
    107
    
    Set Compression Mode
    108
    
    Set Raster Area Height
    108
    
    Set Raster Area Width
    108
    
    Set Raster Y-Offset
    108
    
    Compress Transfer Graphics
    114
    
    End Raster Transfer
    114
    
    Send Raster Data
    114
    
    Start Raster Transfer
    114
    
    Horizontal 1200-Dpi Image Format Mode (Raster Graphic Mode 1027)
    116
  - Vector Graphics
    118
    
    Enter HP-GL/2 Mode
    118
  - The Picture Frame
    119
    
    Set Picture Frame Anchor Point
    119
    
    Set Picture Frame Horizontal Size
    119
    
    Set Picture Frame Vertical Size
    119
    
    Specify Horizontal Plot Size
    119
    
    Specify Vertical Plot Size
    119
    
    The Default Picture Frame
    119
- Macros
  120
  - The Purpose of a Macro
    120
    
    Macro ID
    120
    
    Defining a Macro
    121
    
    End Macro Definition
    121
  - Running a Macro
    122
    
    Call Macro
    122
    
    Disable Macro for Overlay
    122
    
    Enable Macro for Overlay
    122
    
    Execute Macro
    122
  - Handling Macros
    123
    
    Delete All Macros
    123
    
    Delete All Macros from the Storage Device
    123
    
    Delete All Temporary Macros
    123
    
    Delete Macro
    123
    
    Delete Macro from the Storage Device
    123
    
    Make Macro Permanent
    123
    
    Make Macro Temporary
    123
    
    Save Macro into the Storage Device
    123
    
    Appletalk Configuration
    124
    
    Execute Data
    124
    
    MIO Video I/O Port Control
    125
- Status Readback
  126
  - Introduction
    126
  - Memory Status Request
    126
  - Entity Status
    126
  - Status Response
    126
  - Status Response Syntax
    127
    
    Set Status Readback Location Type
    127
    
    Set Status Readback Location Unit
    127
    
    Entity Status Response
    128
    
    Font Response
    128
    
    Inquire Status Readback Entity
    128
    
    Bitmap Fonts
    129
    
    Bound Scalable Fonts
    129
    
    Download Fonts
    129
    
    Location Type 1 (Currently Selected) Font
    129
    
    Unbound Scalable Fonts
    129
    
    Font Extended Response
    130
    
    Macro Response
    131
    
    Use-Defined Pattern Response
    131
- Symbol Set Response
  131
- Entity Error Codes
  132
- Free Space Command
  132
- Echo Command
  133
  - Index
    134
- Flush All Pages Command
  133
- Font Cache
  133
- Memory Error Response
  133
- Memory Status Response
  133
Chapter 3 Pcl5C

138
- Chapter 5 Pjl Printer Job Language
  
  138
  - Introduction
    138
    
    Introduction
    139
    
    Color Modes
    140
    
    Using Simple Color Mode - Set Simple Color
    140
    
    Using PCL Color Mode - Set PCL Color Setting
    141
    
    Using HP-GL/2 Color Mode
    145
    
    Color Palettes
    146
    
    Set Color to Palette
    146
    
    Push/Pop Palette
    147
    
    Select Color
    147
    
    Color Graphics
    148
    
    Set Destination Raster Height
    148
    
    Set Destination Raster Width
    148
    
    Start Raster Transfer
    148
    
    Enter HP-GL/2 Mode
    149
    
    Send Raster Data by Plane
    149
    
    Set Scale Algorithm
    149
    
    Enhance Output
    150
    
    Set Monochrome Mode
    150
    
    Set Render Algorithm
    150
    
    Download Dither Matrix
    151
    
    Set Gamma Correction
    151
    
    User-Defined Pattern Command
    151
    
    IN (Initialize Set Instruction) Command
    152
    
    PC (Pen Color) Command
    152
- Chapter 2 Pcl Printer Control Language
  
  152
- Hp-Gl/2
  152
  - NP (Number of Pens) Command
    153
    
    CR (Color Range) Command
    153
    
    Index
    154
Chapter 4 Hp-Gl/2

156
- Introduction
  156
- Command List
  158
- Introduction
  160
- Terminology
  161
  - Picture Frame
    161
  - Anchor Point
    161
  - Graphics Window
    161
  - Hard Clip Limits
    161
  - Soft Clip Limits
    161
  - Graphics Units
    161
  - User Units
    161
  - Current Units
    161
  - Pens
    161
  - Absolute and Relative Plotting
    162
  - Fills
    162
- Command Syntax
  163
  - Mnemonic
    163
  - Parameters
    163
  - Separators
    163
  - Terminator
    163
- The Hp-Gl Graphics Window
  164
  - Units
    164
  - The Scaling Points P1 and P2
    164
  - Scaling
    164
  - Transformation
    164
- Preparing to Print Graphic Images
  165
  - Setting up the Graphics Window
    165
  - Using Existing Image Plots
    165
  - Printing an Image
    165
  - Entering HP-GL/2 Mode
    165
  - Quitting HP-GL/2 Mode
    165
- Commands
  166
  - Initialize Commands
    166
  - Plot Area and Unit Setting Instructions
    168
  - Pen Control and Plot Instructions
    172
  - The Polygon Group
    179
  - Plot Function Instructions
    184
  - Index
    185
  - Character Plot Instructions
    192
  - Introduction
    193
- Index
  206
Chapter 5 Pjl

209
- Introduction
  211
  - About PJL
    211
  - In Case of Using PJL with a Non-PJL Printer
    212
  - Other Printer Languages
    212
  - PCL Jobs
    212
  - Postscript Jobs
    212
  - PJL Syntax and Format
    213
  - Alphanumeric Variables
    214
  - Invalid Commands
    214
  - Numeric Variables
    214
  - Strings
    214
  - Syntax Errors
    214
  - Syntax Warning and Semantic Warning
    214
  - Variables
    214
- How to Use Pjl
  215
  - Overview
    215
  - PJL Job Requirement
    215
- Command Group
  216
- Kernel Commands
  217
  - EXECUTE Command
    217
  - Introduction
    217
  - UEL Command
    217
  - COMMENT Command
    218
  - ENTER Command
    218
  - Context Switching
    219
  - Explicit Switching
    219
  - Implicit Switching
    219
  - Printer Language Switching
    219
- Job Separation Commands
  220
  - Introduction
    220
  - JOB Command
    220
  - EOJ Command
    221
- Environment Commands
  222
- Status Readback Commands
  264
  - Basic Format of Status Readback Responses
    264
  - Introduction
    264
  - Synchronization with the Printer
    264
  - Inquire Command
    265
  - DINQUIRE Command
    266
  - ECHO Command
    267
  - INFO Command
    268
  - CONFIG Category
    270
  - ID Category
    270
  - MEMORY Category
    272
  - STATUS Category
    273
  - VARIABLES Category
    273
  - USTATUS Category
    275
  - USTATUS Command
    276
  - Device Variable
    277
  - JOB Variables
    278
  - PAGE Variable
    279
  - TIMED Variable
    279
  - JOB Recovery
    280
  - USTATUSOFF Command
    280
- Device Attendance Commands
  281
  - Introduction
    281
  - RDYMSG Command
    281
  - OPMSG Command
    282
  - STMSG Command
    282
- Index
  284
- Chapter 6 Epson Fx
  
  285
Chapter 6 Epson Fx-850

286
- Command List
  287
- Introduction
  289
- Emulation Details
  290
  - Ignored Commands
    290
  - Resolution
    290
- Terminology
  291
  - Conventions
    291
  - Syntax
    291
  - Control Codes
    292
  - Escape Sequence
    292
  - The Control Panel
    292
- Commands
  293
  - Basic Printer Operations
    293
  - Page Set up
    297
  - Line Spacing
    299
  - Using Tabs
    300
  - Using Standard Characters
    301
  - Using Customized Characters
    307
- Index
  312
- Chapter 7 Ibm Proprinter Xl
  
  313
Chapter 7 Ibm Proprinter Xl

314
- Command List
  314
- Command List
  315
- Introduction
  317
- Emulation Details
  318
  - Character Set Selection
    318
  - Control Codes
    318
  - Controlling the Printer
    318
  - Escape Sequences
    318
  - Ignored Commands
    318
  - Resolution
    318
- Notation Used in this Emulation Description
  319
  - Data Conventions
    319
  - Syntax
    319
- Commands
  320
  - Basic Printer Operation
    320
  - Page Format
    323
- Index
  333
- Chapter 8 Bar Code Control
  
  334
Chapter 8 Bar Code Control

335
- Chapter 4 Hp-Gl/2 Graphics Language
  
  335
  - Introduction
    335
    
    Introduction
    336
    
    Print Bar Codes or Expanded Characters
    337
    
    Bar Code Mode
    338
    
    Bar Code Style, Expanded Character Shading, Line Block Drawing & Box Drawing Shading
    338
    
    Definition of Parameters
    338
    
    Bar Code Human Readable Line on or off
    340
    
    Bar Code Scaling (Width Only)
    340
    
    Bar Code, Expanded Character Unit, Line Block Drawing & Box Drawing Units
    340
    
    Quiet Zone
    340
    
    Bar Code & Expanded Character Offset in the Y-Axis
    341
    
    Bar Code, Expanded Character, Line, Block Drawing & Box Drawing Height
    341
    
    Bar Code, Expanded Character, Line, Block Drawing & Box Drawing Offset in the X-Axis
    341
    
    Expanded Character Rotation
    341
    
    Expanded Character, Line Block Drawing & Box Drawing Width
    341
    
    Bar Code Data Start
    342
    
    Box Drawing
    343
    
    Expanded Character Data Start
    343
    
    Line Block Drawing
    343
    
    Table of Code(EAN) 128 Set C
    344
    
    Example Program Listings
    345
- Chapter 9 Hp-Gl Graphics Language
  
  346
Chapter 9 Hp-Gl

347
- Command List
  347
- Command List
  348
- Introduction
  349
  - Coordinate System
    349
  - Coordinate System and Printing Area
    349
  - Font Selection
    349
  - HP-GL Syntax
    349
  - Printing Area
    350
- Commands
  351
  - Initialization and Default Setting Instructions
    351
  - Plot Area and Unit Setting Instructions
    352
  - Pen Control and Plot Instructions
    353
  - The Polygon Group
    358
  - Plot Function Instructions
    363
  - Character Plot Instructions
    365
  - Dual Context Extensions
    371
- Index
  372
- Chapter 10 Carbon Copy Function
  
  373
Chapter 10 Carbon Copy Function

374
- Outline
  375
  - Outline of the Function
    375
- Specifications
  376
  - Explanation of each Function
    376
    
    Additional Macro Setting
    376
    
    Carbon Copy Mode Setting
    376
    
    Paper Tray Selection Setting
    376
    
    Setting of the Number of Copies
    376
  - How to Set each Function
    377
    
    Setting on the Control Panel
    377
    
    Setting on the Control Panel
    378
    
    Setting with the PJL Command
    379
    
    Setting with the PJL Command
    380
  - Example
    381
    
    Setting on the Control Panel
    381
    
    Setting with the PJL Command
    381
- Detailed Information
  382
  - Details on the Specifications
    382
    
    About the Duplex Setting
    382
    
    About the Reprint Function
    382
    
    About the Spool Data
    382
    
    About the USER DEFINED SIZE Paper
    382
    
    About Tray Selection
    382
    
    Usable Emulation
    382
  - Limited Items
    382
    
    About the Page Break of the Print Data
    382
- Appendix A Comparison List
  383
Appendix A Comparison List

384
- Pcl5 (Paper Size)
  385
- (Tray: if Pjl Traycommand Is Special.)
  394
- Pcl5(Others)
  397
- Typeface Selection (PCL)
  411
- Ibm Proprinter Xl
  417
- Bar Code
  419
- Hp-Gl
  420
- Pjl
  422
- General PJL Environment Variables
  428
- Appendix B Flash/Pcmcia Card Commands
  472
Table of Contents

473
- Introduction
  474
- How to Read the Card Commands Specification
  475
  - Commands
    475
  - Available Devices
    475
  - Description
    475
  - Error
    475
- Commands
  476
  - Select Storage Device Command
    476
  - (For HL-2060/2400C/2400Ce/3400Cn/2460/3260N/7050/2600Cn/3450Cn/6050/6050D/ 6050DN Only)
    476
  - Format Command
    477
    
    Logical Format
    477
    
    Physical Format
    477
  - Save Data Command
    478
    
    Save Specified Type
    478
  - Data
    479
    
    Execute Data
    479
    
    Save Data
    479
  - Font
    480
    
    Save Primary Font
    480
    
    Save Secondary Font
    480
    
    Delete All Download Fonts
    481
    
    Delete Download Font with Specified ID
    481
    
    Save Download Font with Specified ID
    482
  - Macro
    483
    
    Delete All Macros
    483
    
    Delete Macro with Specified ID
    483
    
    Save Image (Fixed Printing Location)
    484
    
    Save Macro with Specified ID
    484
    
    Save Image (Printing Location Not Fixed)
    485
  - Copy Card (for HL-1660E/2060/2400C/2400Ce/3400Cn/2460/3260N/7050/2600Cn/ 3450CN Only)
    486
- Use Card Commands from Pcl
  487
  - Execute Macros
    487
  - Use Download Fonts
    488
- Use Card Commands from Postscript
  489
- Appendix Chbp Mode Commands
  490

Brother HL-L5200DWT Service Manual (433 pages)

Brand: Brother | Category: Printer | Size: 39.34 MB

Table of Contents
4
Safety Information

11
Chapter 1 Supplemental Specifications

16
General

16
Network Connectivity

23
Service Information

24
Supplies

25
Chapter 2 Error Indications & Troubleshooting

27
Introduction

27
- Precautions
  27
- Checks before Commencing Troubleshooting
  28
Overview

30
- Cross-Section Drawing
  30
- Paper Feeding
  31
- Operation of each Part
  32
- Block Diagram
  34
- Main Components
  35
Error Indications

36
- Error Codes
  37
- Error Messages
  46
  - Non Touch Panel Models
    46
  - Touch Panel Models
    55
Troubleshooting

68
- Error Cause and Remedy
  68
- Troubleshooting for Paper Feeding Problems
  110
  - No Paper Is Fed from Machine Paper Tray
    110
  - No Paper Is Fed from LT
    111
  - No Paper Is Fed from TT
    112
  - No Paper Is Fed from MP Tray
    113
  - Multiple Sheets of Paper Are Fed
    114
  - Paper Becomes Wrinkled
    114
  - Paper Is Fed at an Angle
    115
  - Paper Is Curled
    116
  - Duplex Printing Is Not Possible
    116
  - Paper Jam
    118
- Troubleshooting for Image Defects
  124
  - Image Defect Examples
    124
  - Troubleshooting According to Image Defect
    125
- Troubleshooting for Software Problems
  137
  - Cannot Receive Data
    137
- Troubleshooting for Network Problems
  138
  - Cannot Print Via Network Connection
    138
  - Cannot Connect to Access Point
    138
- Troubleshooting for Control Panel Problems
  138
  - Nothing Is Displayed on the LCD
    138
  - Nothing Is Displayed on the LED
    139
  - Control Panel Is Inoperable
    139
- Troubleshooting for Toner and Drum Problems
  140
- Troubleshooting for Fuser Unit Problems
  142
  - Fuser Unit Failure
    142
- Troubleshooting for Laser Unit Problems
  142
  - Laser Unit Failure
    142
- Troubleshooting for PCB Problems
  143
  - Main PCB Failure
    143
  - Memory Full
    143
- Troubleshooting for Other Problems
  144
  - Cannot Print
    144
  - Cannot Update Firmware
    144
  - USB Direct Interface Errors
    144
  - Paper Low" Message Does Not Disappear
    145
Chapter 3 Disassembly/Reassembly

146
Safety Precautions

146
Packing

147
Screw Catalogue

150
Screw Torque List

151
Lubrication

157
Overview of Gears

159
Harness Routing

162
Disassembly Flow Chart

178
- Machine
  178
Disassembly Procedure

183
- Preparation
  183
- Paper Tray
  184
- Back Cover / Outer Chute
  186
- Fuser Cover
  187
- Fuser Unit
  188
- MP Cover ASSY
  191
- Front Cover ASSY
  193
- Side Cover L
  194
- Side Cover R
  195
- Top Cover ASSY
  196
  - Panel PCB ASSY
    196
  - Top Cover ASSY
    197
  - Nfc Pcb Assy
    198
  - Control Panel
    199
  - Stack Sensor PCB ASSY
    203
  - Top Cover Printed ASSY
    204
  - Top Cover ASSY
    205
  - Panel PCB ASSY
    206
  - Top Cover Printed ASSY
    207
- Main PCB ASSY / Wireless LAN PCB (Wireless LAN Models Only)
  208
- External Temperature/Humidity Sensor
  211
- Laser Unit
  212
- PF Roller Holder ASSY
  214
- Low-Voltage Power Supply PCB ASSY
  215
- Toner Amount Detection Sensor PCB ASSY (Light Emission)
  218
- Main Fan
  220
- Filter
  222
- Relay Front PCB ASSY
  223
- Registration Clutch / T1 Pickup Clutch
  224
- Main Frame L ASSY
  225
- Paper Feed Motor
  228
- Develop Joint Gear 37 / Develop Joint
  230
- Toner Amount Detection Sensor PCB ASSY (Light Reception)
  231
- MP Solenoid
  232
- Develop Clutch 51R
  233
- Internal Temperature Sensor
  234
- Fuser Drive Gear 39
  235
- MX Connector ASSY (Touch Panel Models Only)
  237
- Eject Motor
  238
- Back Cover/Duplex Tray Sensor
  239
- LT/TT Connector
  240
- High-Voltage Power Supply PCB ASSY
  241
- Eject Sensor PCB ASSY
  244
- MP Roller Holder ASSY / MP Separation Pad ASSY / MP Separation Pad Spring
  245
- T1 Paper Feed Sensor PCB ASSY / T1 Paper Feed Actuator / T1 Paper Feed Actuator Spring
  246
- MP Paper Empty Sensor PCB ASSY / MP Paper Empty Actuator 1 / MP Paper Empty Actuator 2
  248
- Paper Empty Sensor PCB ASSY (Models with 520-Sheet T1 and HL-5580D/5585D Only)
  251
- Registration Front/Rear Sensor PCB ASSY
  252
Disassembly Procedure (Lt Unit)

255
- Paper Tray
  255
- LT Roller Holder ASSY
  257
- LT Side Cover L
  258
- LT Side Cover R
  259
- LT Front Cover ASSY
  260
- LT Control PCB ASSY
  261
- LT Pickup Clutch
  262
- LT Release Clutch
  263
- LT Connector ASSY / LT Connector Upper
  266
- LT Paper Feed Sensor PCB ASSY
  267
- LT Paper Empty Sensor PCB ASSY
  270
Disassembly Procedure (MX Unit)

271
- Bin ASSY A/B
  271
- MX Relay PCB ASSY
  276
- MX Switching Solenoid / MX bin Switching Solenoid
  278
- MX Control PCB ASSY
  281
- MX Back Cover Sensor
  282
- MX Connector Holder ASSY
  283
- MX Motor
  285
- MX bin Stack Sensor PCB ASSY
  287
- MX bin Detection Sensor
  288
- Feed Roller ASSY Upper MX
  289
- Feed Roller ASSY Lower MX
  291
Disassembly Procedure (Tt Unit)

294
- Preparation
  294
- Paper Tray
  295
- TT Roller Holder ASSY
  297
- Covers
  298
- TT Control PCB ASSY
  302
- TT Balance Sensor L / TT Balance Sensor R
  304
- Fan Motor
  306
- TT Motor
  307
- T2TT Unit
  309
- T3TT Unit
  311
- Low-Voltage Power Supply PCB ASSY
  312
- T4TT Unit
  315
- T5TT Unit
  317
- LT/TT Connector ASSY (T2TT Only)
  318
- TT Relay PCB ASSY (Common to All TT)
  319
- TT Pickup Clutch (Common to All TT)
  321
- TT Release Clutch (Common to All TT)
  322
- TT Jam Sensor PCB ASSY (Common to All TT)
  324
- TT Paper Feed Sensor PCB ASSY (Common to All TT)
  328
- TT Paper Empty Sensor PCB ASSY (Common to All TT)
  330
- Adjuster
  331
Chapter 4 Adjusting and Updating Settings as Required after Parts Replacement

332
If You Replace the Main Pcb Assy

332
If You Replace the Low-Voltage Power Supply Pcb Assy

340
- Resetting Irregular Power Supply Counter of the Low-Voltage Power Supply PCB (Function Code: 88)
  340
If You Replace the Laser Unit

341
- Entering Adjusted Value of Laser Unit
  342
- Resetting Printed Pages Counter of the Laser Unit
  342
If You Replace the Lcd Panel Assy or Panel Pcb

343
- Adjusting Touch Panel (Function Code: 61) (Touch Panel Models Only)
  343
- Checking LCD Operation (Function Code: 12)
  343
If You Replace the Fuser Unit

344
- Resetting Printed Pages Counter of the Fuser Unit
  344
If You Replace a Pf Kit

345
- Resetting Printed Pages Counter of a PF Kit
  345
If You Replace the MX / Tt / Lt and Tt/Lt Control Pcb

346
- Installing Firmware (Main Firmware)
  347
  - Checking Firmware Version
    347
  - Installing Firmware
    348
- Adjusting Left-End and Upper-End Print Position (Function Code: 45) (TT Only)
  349
Chapter 5 Service Functions

350
Maintenance Mode

350

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Pcl

Chapter 3 Pcl5C

Chapter 5 Pjl Printer Job Language

Chapter 2 Pcl Printer Control Language

Chapter 4 Hp-Gl/2

Chapter 5 Pjl

Chapter 6 Epson Fx

Chapter 6 Epson Fx-850

Chapter 7 Ibm Proprinter Xl

Chapter 7 Ibm Proprinter Xl

Chapter 8 Bar Code Control

Chapter 8 Bar Code Control

Chapter 4 Hp-Gl/2 Graphics Language

Chapter 9 Hp-Gl Graphics Language

Chapter 9 Hp-Gl

Chapter 10 Carbon Copy Function

Chapter 10 Carbon Copy Function

Appendix A Comparison List

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Safety Information

Chapter 1 Supplemental Specifications

General

Network Connectivity

Service Information

Supplies

Chapter 2 Error Indications & Troubleshooting

Introduction

Overview

Error Indications

Troubleshooting

Chapter 3 Disassembly/Reassembly

Safety Precautions

Packing

Screw Catalogue

Screw Torque List

Lubrication

Overview of Gears

Harness Routing

Disassembly Flow Chart

Disassembly Procedure

Disassembly Procedure (Lt Unit)

Disassembly Procedure (MX Unit)

Disassembly Procedure (Tt Unit)

Chapter 4 Adjusting and Updating Settings as Required after Parts Replacement

If You Replace the Main Pcb Assy

If You Replace the Low-Voltage Power Supply Pcb Assy

If You Replace the Laser Unit

If You Replace the Lcd Panel Assy or Panel Pcb

If You Replace the Fuser Unit

If You Replace a Pf Kit

If You Replace the MX / Tt / Lt and Tt/Lt Control Pcb

Chapter 5 Service Functions

Maintenance Mode

Table of Contents

Before You Use Your Brother Machine

Introduction to Your Brother Machine

Paper Handling

Print

Network

Security

Mobile/Web Connect

Troubleshooting

Routine Maintenance

Machine Settings

Appendix

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