[COM2]: 14 pin serial I/F (RS-232C) Purpose: for dedicated peripheral devices only Baud rate: 300 ~ 115,200 bps Transfer type: Start-stop synchronous transmission I/F level: SD(1) less than –5.0 V SD(0) more than +5.0 V RD(1) less than +0.6 V RD(0) more than +2.4 V Infrared (conforms to IrDA Ver.
9-pin female) • DT-888RSC (Modular cable between IT-2060/2065IO-E and IT-2060/2065IO-E, 6-pin and 6-pin) • DT-9689AX (RS-232C 9-pin cable between IT-2000 and • SB-751HF (SCSI cable between IT-2065IO-E and PC :Centro 50-pin full male) • SB-752HH (SCSI cable between IT-2065IO-E and PC :Centro 50-pin half male) •...
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• DT-9656BCR (Touch type Bar Code Reader with built- in decoder) AC adaptor • DT-825ADP-U (120VAC, for IT-2060IO-E and IT- 2065IO-E) • DT-825ADP-G (230VAC, for IT-2060IO-E and IT- 2065IO-E) • DT-9020ADP-U (120VAC, for IT-2000) • DT-9020ADP-G (230VAC, for IT-2000) — 4 —...
3. INTERFACE PIN ASSIGNMENT 3.1 8 Pin serial I/F PIN No. Signal Name Description Send data Receive data Request to send Clear to send VOUT Power Ground Equipment ready Data set ready 3.2 14 Pin serial I/F (RS-232C) PIN No. Signal Name Description Ground Ground...
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5.1.3 Serial E PROM Password and configurations data of the machine are saved in serial E PROM. PROM diagram is shown in Figure 5.1.3. Figure 5.1.3 Serial E PROM — 14 —...
5.2 KBC 5.2.1 KBC block diagram Input of matrix key and touch panel, LCD contrast, automatic backlight ON/OFF, VBAT monitoring, and buzzer are controlled at KBC. KBC diagram is shown in Figure 5.2.1. Figure 5.2.1 KBC block diagram — 15 —...
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5.2.2 Matrix key 5.2.2.1 Matrix key diagram Matrix key diagram is shown in Figure 5.2.2.1. KSENS[2:0] is connected to KEYIN#[2:0] of KBC. KSCAN[4.0] is connected to a general port of KBC. Figure 5.2.2.1 Matrix key diagram — 16 —...
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5.2.2.2 Key Sequence Interrupt is occurred by pressing the key. When KBC acknowledges the interrupt, it starts to scan and ends after all SCANS are done once. Key sequence diagram is shown in Figure 5.2.2.2. Figure 5.2.2.2 Key Sequence — 17 —...
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5.2.3 LCD Contrast control LCD contrast is controlled by KBC. Use a function of KBC, A/D converter to measure the temperature with a temperature sensor. Then give the measured data (10 bits AD value) to the system. According to the value system returns the contrast data to KBC.
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5.2.4 Backlight Control Backlight is controlled by KBC. Measure the amount of light with the light sensor. When light amount falls below a certain amount backlight turns on. When light amount exceeds a certain amount backlight turns off. By having a certain amount of hysteresis it prevents the flickering of the backlight. Backlight control is shown in Figure 5.2.4.
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5.2.5 Buzzer Control KBC controls the volume of the buzzer and the sound of a key click. Buzzer control diagram is shown in Figure 5.2.5.1. Buzzer control signal is shown in Chart 5.2.5.2. Figure 5.2.5.1 Buzzer Control block diagram Chart 5.2.5.2 Signals controlling buzzer Signal Function BZVR1...
5.4 PC Card 5.4.1 Card power supply circuit The power supplied to the card is controlled by software. Card power supply circuit is shown in Figure 5.4.1. VC5ON, VC3ON, and VCC_SLOT signals control power supply ON/OFF as shown in the diagram. Figure 5.4.1 Card power supply circuit —...
5.5 Power Supply 5.5.1 Power specifications Chart 4-5-1Power specifications Specification Item Name Capacity Voltage Main battery NP-500 7.2V 1300mA Backup battery CR-2032 3.0V 210mA IVR-2430 3.0V 30mA Power Supply block Name Voltage Maximum Vback 3.3V 300mA Vcore 2.4V 200mA Vsys 3.3V 300mA 5.0V...
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5.5.2 Power transition This machine is operated by rechargeable lithium battery (main battery) and coin shaped lithium battery (backup battery). When the main battery power gets low, battery replacement warning is displayed. When the main battery becomes more weak that it cannot operate the machine, system turns the power off automatically.
6. DISASSEMBLY 6.1 Removal of the main battery and the backup batteries a M1.7 × 3.8 1 Slide the open lever to open the battery Open lever pack cover. 2 Remove the main battery. 3 Unscrew (a M1.7 × 3.8), then remove the Battery Pack backup battery cover.
5 Disconnect two cables from the connectors. 6 Remove the polyester tape. Polyester tape (Side view of 7 Remove the FPC cables by removing the connectors Adhisive Tape. FPC cable Separate the Upper Case Block and the Lower Case Block. 6.4 Removal of SUB ass’y PCB 1 Remove the connector.
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2 Separate the 8 pin serial interface connector from the Middle Case ass’y. 3 Unscrew four screws (g M2 × 10). 4 Separate the Middle Case ass’y from the Upper Case. g M2 × 10 6.5.2 Removal of the LCD ass’y 1 Unscrew two screws (h M2 ×...
6.5.3 Removal of the MAIN ass’y PCB 1 Pull out ejector lever. 2 Hold and remove the Ejector by pulling upward. Ejector 3 Unscrew five screws (i M2 × 4). 4 Separate the Main ass’y PCB from the Middle Case. i M2 ×...
2 Copy all files in the diagnostic disk to Flash ROM card. Diagnostic disk files are listed in 7.1.4. Note: Casio Flash ROM card is recommended. If used the other card it may not work normally. 7.1.2 Boot operation 1 Set the Flash ROM card to IT-2000.
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7.1.4 Diagnostic program files Diagnostic disk files are listed bellow. [Diag] Battchk. exe 119. bat Bltest. exe Autoexec. bat Bztest.exe Config. sys Calib. exe Cardlock. exe Cardtest. exe Clktest. exe Comtest. exe Crdlswt. exe Diag_oem. mun Dinortst. exe Dispchk. exe E2ptest .exe Hwwtest.
7.2 Inspection Detail Test Detail Test Menu RAM TEST Chip Select signal, Address signals, Write/Read test for DRAM DINOR FLASH Chip Select signal, Address signals, Read test for DINOR Flash NAND FLASH (except D10 Model) Chip Select signal, Address signals, Write/Read test for NAND Flash S-E2 PROM Chip Select signal, Address signals, Read test for Serial...
7.3 Special tool Special tools are necessary for 8 pin Loop test and 14 pin Loop test. 7.3.1 8 pin loop back connector 8 pin loop back connector wiring is shown in the left. Pin No Signal name 2KΩ — 33 —...
7.4 Diagnostic test <Test Menu Display> PX-704 PX-704 PX-704 HARD TEST PROGRAM 1. RAM TEST 1. MEMORY Version 1.00 Version 1.00 Version 1.00 MEMORY Read/Write RAM TEST DISPLAY Backup Test DINOR FLASH COMM Select “1. MEMORY” NAND FLASH Select “1. RAM TEST” POWER S-E2 PROM TP &...
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PX-704 PX-704 HARD TEST PROGRAM 5. TP & KEY Version 1.00 Version 1.00 MEMORY CALIB DISPLAY TP Input COMM Select “5. TP & KEY” KEY TEST POWER TP & KEY PC CARD CLOCK Press “CLR” OTHER NAND FORMAT PX-704 6. PC CARD Version 1.00 Select “6.
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Test menu Operation Result Fault 1. RAM TEST Display <Menu 3>. <Menu 3> 1. Read/Write 2. Backup Test Select “1. Read/Write”. RAM TEST Error RAM Testing... R/W SSSS:AAAA XX YY RAM Size = 8192K* RAM TEST --- OK Screen displays as shown SSSS :Segment Address in the right.
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Test menu Operation Fault Result Select “9. NAND FOR- TFORMAT Version 3. 3. 3-SP MAT”. Copyright c M-Systems, Medium physical size is Note: If NAND-FLASH Boot-image size is 0 Kby is already for- – reserve unit at XXXXX It may vary a little –...
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Test menu Operation Result Fault 5. G-RAM Display <Menu 2>. <Menu 2> 1. RAM TEST 2. DINOR FLASH 3. NAND FLASH 4. S-E2 PROM 5. G-RAM 6. HW_WINDOW 7. MASK ROM Select “5. G-RAM”. Vertical Stripes GRAM Error XXXX:YYYY AA BB Screen displays as shown XXXX :Segment Address G-RAM TEST OK...
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Test menu Operation Result Fault Select “7. MASK ROM”. MASK ROM Testing... MASK ROM Error MASK ROM TEST - OK XXXX:YYYY AA BB Screen displays as Hit Any Key!! shown in the right. XXXX :Segment Address Goes back to Menu 2. YYYY :Offset Address :Write Data :Read Data...
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Test menu Operation Result Fault Press “ ”. 2X patterns lined up verti- cally. Press “ ”. Checker Press “ ”. Reverse checker Press “ ”. Bars — 41 —...
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Test menu Operation Result Fault Press “ ”. Reverse bars Press “ ”. No display Press “ ”. Black Press “ ”. No display — 42 —...
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Test menu Operation Result Fault Press “ ”. LCD TEST ---OK Goes back to Hit Any Key!! Menu 4. 9. 8 pin Loop Connect 8 pin loop back <Menu 5> connector. * Need 8 pin 1. 8 pin Loop 2. 14pin Loop l o o p b a c k 3.
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Test menu Operation Result Fault Select “2. 14pin loop” . COM2 LINE – COM2 CONTROL -- OK Error Message COM2 DATA - OK Screen displays as COM2 DATA - NG Hit Any Key!! shown in the right. Error Message Goes back to Menu 5. Hit Any Key!! Error Message CI ON no respond...
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Test menu Operation Result Fault Set the transmitting ma- SIR Rcv Start SIR Rcv Start chine to “3. SIR Send” Rcv Time Out Hit Any Key!! ) Communication IrDA reception is executed. Speed :115 kbps Goes back to Menu 5. The transmitting machine may not have executed “3.
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Test menu Operation Fault Result Battery SW OFF :cover is closed Main battery cover ON :cover is opened open/close. M–Batt OFF :undetected Main battery Low (LB0). ON :detected M–Batt OFF :undetected Main battery Low (LB1). ON :detected S–Battry OFF :undetected Backup battery ON :detected (CR2032) Low.
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Test menu Operation Fault Result Press CLR key. Select “2. TP Input”. Goes back to Menu 8. Touch the cross point by PEN (5 points). ( 0, 0) OFF Displays each coordinate figures as you touch them. While touching, “ON” is displayed.
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Test menu Operation Result Fault 19.PC CARD Set ATA card. (Format- <Menu 9> ted) PX-704 Display <Menu 9>. 6. PC CARD Version 1.00 1. CARD TEST 2. CARD LOCK SW Select “1. CARD TEST”. PCMCIA CARD Testing..CARD Test - OK Hit Any Key!! Goes back to Menu 9.
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Test menu Operation Result Fault Select “7. CLOCK TEST”. 1999-12-31 23:59:57 1999-12-31 23:59:58 1999-12-31 23:59:59 2000-01-01 00:00:00 2000-01-01 00:00:01 2000-01-01 00:00:02 2000-01-01 00:00:03 CLOCK TEST --- OK Hit Any Key !! Goes back to Menu 1. 22.BUZZER TEST Display <Menu 0>. <Menu 0>...
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Test menu Operation Result Fault 24.BL OFF Display <Menu 0>. <Menu 0> PX-704 HARD TEST PROGRAM Version 1.00 1. BUZZER TEST 2. BL ON 3. BL OFF 4. Batt Meter 5. Temp Meter 6. Bright Meter Select “3. BL OFF”. Backlight turns off.
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Test menu Operation Result Fault 26.Temp Meter Display <Menu 0>. <Menu 0> PX-704 HARD TEST PROGRAM Version 1.00 1. BUZZER TEST 2. BL ON 3. BL OFF 4. Batt Meter 5. Temp Meter 6. Bright Meter Select “5. Temp Meter”. ===== Thermometer ===== °C Displays AD value of tem-...
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Test menu Operation Result Fault Select “6. Bright Meter”. ===== Light Sensor ===== AD=XX Displays AD value of sensor. 100 – 90 – 70 – 60 – 50 – 40 – 30 – 20 – 10 – 0 – Light level is usually 30~50 in the office.
10. PARTS LIST Notes: 1. The numbers in the item column correspond to the same numbers in exploded view. 2. MARKS: Q: Quantity used per unit R: Rank A: Essential B: Stock recommended C: Less recommended X: No stock recommended —...
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IT-2000 Item Code No. Parts Name Specification Version Middle Case Block 6541 7808 MAIN ASSY C140528*12 6541 7809 MAIN ASSY C140528*13 6541 7803 MAIN ASSY C140528*7 6541 7810 MAIN ASSY C140528*14 D30P 3122 3241 TRANS/INVERTER EBX-542C 5860 9989 SCREW 2X8 NI...
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Item Code No. Parts Name Specification Version Q6,10 2259 1953 FET 2SJ203-T1B 2259 1596 FET 2SJ204-T1B Q14,39 2259 2016 FET 2SJ207-T1B Q21,22,27,57,60,62 2259 2072 FET 2SJ317NY-TR Q7-9,11,13,17-19,25, 2254 0336 FET 2SK1580-T1B 27 B Q26,32,36,37,41,42, Q44-46,48-50,58,59, Q63-65,200 Q3-5,47,51,56 2254 0266 FET 2SK1582-T1B 3632 0630 FUSE/CHIP KE10...
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