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FP-D250/D350/D450/D600
WARNING
1. 1
Specifications .......................................................................................
1. 2
Features ...............................................................................................
1. 3
New functions ......................................................................................
1. 4
System Configuration ..........................................................................
1. 5
Commonality of accessories ................................................................
1. 6
Operation .............................................................................................
1. 7
Component Location ............................................................................
1. Outer view ........................................................................................
2. Inner view .........................................................................................
3. Fan/Motor Location (FP-D250/D350/D350H) ..................................
4. Fan/Motor Location (FP-D450/D600) ...............................................
5. Sensor Location ...............................................................................
6. Solenoid/Clutch/Discharge lamp Location .......................................
7. PCB Location (FP-D250/D350/D350H) ...........................................
8. PCB Location (FP-D450/D600) ........................................................
9. Hard Disk Drive/Zip Drive Location ..................................................
1. 8
Copy Process .......................................................................................
1. 9
Precautions with Consumables ...........................................................
2. 1
Main Drive ............................................................................................
2. 2
Operation .............................................................................................
1. Sheet bypass paper feed .................................................................
2. Paper feed unit .................................................................................
3. Developer unit ..................................................................................
4. Toner hopper unit .............................................................................
5. Paper transport unit and separation unit ..........................................
6. Fuser unit .........................................................................................
7. Optics unit ........................................................................................
8. Automatic duplex unit (ADU) ............................................................
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Summarization of Contents
I. Introduction
1.1 Specifications
Details the technical specifications of the copier, including type, process, capacity, and dimensions.
1.2 Features
Highlights general and printer-specific features such as digital technology, speed, user interface, and printing capabilities.
1.3 New Functions
Describes new functionalities like Digital Skyshot, Page Number print, Multi Original Image Rotation, N in 1 copy mode, Wide Zoom Ratio, and X-Y Zoom.
1.4 System Configuration
Illustrates the system configuration with diagrams and lists optional accessories and their model numbers.
1.5 Commonality of Accessories
Details the model numbers and remarks for various accessories, indicating compatibility across different printer models.
1.6 Operation
Explains the operation of the control panel and its functions for different models and modes (Printer, Filing, DD filing).
1.7 Component Location
Provides diagrams and lists for identifying external and internal components of the machine.
1.8 Copy Process
Illustrates the step-by-step process of image exposure, developing, transfer, fusing, and cleaning.
1.9 Precautions with Consumables
Details important precautions for handling and storing photoreceptor drums, toner, and developer.
1.10 Digital Image Control Qualitative Reasoning Based Adaptive Controller
Explains the digital image control technology for maintaining optimum image quality and stabilizing the gamma curve.
II. Sub Assemblies
2.1 Main Drive
Describes the driving mechanism of the machine, including the main motor, optics motor, and units driven.
2.2 Operation
Explains the operation of the sheet bypass paper feed unit, including its construction and paper detection.
2. Paper feed unit
Details the construction and operation of the paper feed unit, including detection and drawer lift mechanisms.
3. Developer unit
Describes the construction, developing process, and toner density control of the developer unit.
4. Toner hopper unit
Explains the construction and operation of the toner hopper unit, including toner level detection and supply.
5. Paper transport unit and separation unit
Details the paper transport unit and its function in moving paper after transfer/separation.
6. Fuser unit
Describes the construction and fusing process of the fuser unit, including heat roller and pressure roller functions.
7. Optics unit
Explains the construction of the optics unit, including exposure lamp, lens, CCD sensor, and laser scanning unit.
8. Automatic duplex unit (ADU)
Details the component locations and mechanical operations of the automatic duplex unit.
III. Preventive Maintenance
3.1 Precautions for Preventive Maintenance Service
Provides essential precautions for performing preventive maintenance, including preparation, safety, and cleaning.
3.2 Precautions for handling
Outlines precautions for handling hard disks, data backup, power switches, and zip disks.
3.3 Maintenance chart
Lists replacement parts and their maintenance cycles for FP-D250, FP-D350/D350H, and FP-D450/D600 models.
3.4 Cleaning Method
Details the cleaning methods for various components, including rollers, sensors, and covers.
3.5 Disassembly
Provides procedures for disassembling PM parts, including multi-feed bypass, paper feed unit, and developer unit.
3.6 Removal of back up battery
Details the procedure for removing the Nickel-Cadmium battery, emphasizing recycling and proper disposal.
3.7 Adjustment
Describes adjustments required after replacing or cleaning components, including exposure, density, and laser adjustments.
IV. PCB Connector and Signal Information
4.1 Glossary of electrical abbreviations
Provides a comprehensive list of electrical signal names and their corresponding functions.
4.2 Main CPU PCB (FP-D250/D350 Series)
Details the pin assignments and functions for the Main CPU PCB connectors (CN1, CN2, CN3, CN5, CN6, CN7, CN8, CN9).
4.3 System Control PCB (FP-D250/D350 Series)
Details the pin assignments and functions for the System Control PCB connectors (CN3).
4.4 Control Panel PCB (FP-D250/D350 Series)
Details the pin assignments and functions for the Control Panel PCB connectors (CN401, CN402, CN403, CN404, CN406, CN407, CN408).
4.5 CCD PCB (FP-D450/D600 Series)
Details the pin assignments and functions for the CCD PCB connectors (CN801).
4.6 SO DIMM PCB (FP-D250/D350 Series)
Details the pin assignments and functions for the SO DIMM PCB connectors (CN301).
4.7 16 M Flash DIMM PCB (FP-D250/D350 Series)
Details the pin assignments and functions for the 16 M Flash DIMM PCB connectors (CN351).
4.10 Low Voltage Power Supply PCB (FP-D250/D350 Series)
Details the pin assignments and functions for the Low Voltage Power Supply PCB connectors (CN1/CN2, CN3, CN4, CN5, CN6, CN7, CN8, CN9, CN10, CN11, CN12, CN13, CN14, CN15, CN16, CN17, CN18, CN19).
4.11 High Voltage power supply PCB (FP-D450/D600 Series)
Details the pin assignments and functions for the High Voltage Power Supply PCB connectors (CNHV).
4.12 AC Drive PCB (FP-D250/D350 Series)
Details the pin assignments and functions for the AC Drive PCB connectors (CN201, CN203, CN204, CN205, CN206).
4.13 Printer Controller PCB (Option) (FP-D250/D350 Series)
Details the pin assignments and functions for the Printer Controller PCB connectors (CNS1, CNJ1).
4.14 Network Card (Option) (FP-D250/D350 Series)
Details the pin assignments and functions for the Network Card connectors (CNJ2A, CNJ9, CNJ2, CNJ4, CNJ5).
4.15 Hard Disk Drive for Filing/Back-up (FP-D250/D350 Series)
Details the pin assignments and functions for the Hard Disk Drive connectors (CNSHRMD, CNPHD1/2).
4.16 Zip Drive (FP-D250/D350 Series)
Details the pin assignments and functions for the Zip Drive connectors (CNSRMD).
4.17 Main CPU PCB (FP-D450/D600 Series)
Details the pin assignments and functions for the Main CPU PCB connectors (CN1, CN2, CN3, CN5, CN6, CN7, CN9, CN10, CN11, CN12, CN13, CN14).
4.19 Control Panel PCB (FP-D450/D600 Series)
Details the pin assignments and functions for the Control Panel PCB connectors (CN401, CN402, CN403, CN404, CN406, CN407, CN408).
4.20 CCD PCB (FP-D450/D600 Series)
Details the pin assignments and functions for the CCD PCB connectors (CN801).
4.21 SO DIMM PCB (FP-D450/D600 Series)
Details the pin assignments and functions for the SO DIMM PCB connectors (CN301).
4.22 16 M Flash DIMM PCB (FP-D450/D600 Series)
Details the pin assignments and functions for the 16 M Flash DIMM PCB connectors (CN351).
4.23 LSU Image Data Control PCB (FP-D450/D600 Series)
Details the pin assignments and functions for the LSU Image Data Control PCB connectors (CN1).
4.9 Automatic Duplex Unit (ADU) Driver PCB (Option) (FP-D250/D350 Series)
Details the pin assignments and functions for the ADU Driver PCB connectors (CN651).
4.9 Automatic Duplex Unit (ADU) Driver PCB (Option) (FP-D450/D600 Series)
Details the pin assignments and functions for the ADU Driver PCB connectors (CN6, CN7, CN9, CN11, CN12, CN13).
V. Troubleshooting
5.1 Service Mode
Explains how to enter and use the service mode to check for copier abnormalities and input/output.
5.2 Self-diagnostics / Machine Malfunctions
Lists user errors and their corresponding check points, categorized by error codes (U0-U18, oF).
5.3 User Preset Mode
Describes the operation procedures for general user and key operator menus, with an example of paper size setting.
5.4 Program Update
Provides a step-by-step procedure for updating the Printer Controller SIMM and Flash ROM.
5.5 F7 Mode Copier function programming
Details how to set copier functions using the F7 service mode, including country version and frequency settings.
5.6 F8 Mode Adjustment and Programming
Explains how to perform adjustments and programming using the F8 service mode for various machine parameters.
5.7 F9 Mode System Administration
Describes system administration functions in F9 mode, including telephone number input, ROM version, and machine ID.
5.8 Self-diagnostics / Machine Malfunctions
Details self-diagnostics functions for identifying machine malfunctions and errors.
VI. Unpacking/Installation
6.1 Precautions on Set Up
Provides essential precautions for safe operation and installation, covering environmental conditions and power requirements.
6.2 Unpacking
Instructs to check the condition and contents of the box for completeness and shipping damage before installation.
6.3 Installation Procedure
Details the step-by-step installation procedures for various units and components, including optical unit and paper drawers.
6.4 Adjustment
Explains the procedures for exposure standard adjustment and lead edge registration adjustment.
6.5 Printer Unit / DD Filing Unit Mounting Kit (FA-PK30)
Details the unpacking and installation procedures for the Printer Unit / DD Filing Unit Mounting Kit.
6.6 Printer Unit (FA-PC350) / Multi PDL Controller (FA-MC350)
Details the unpacking and installation procedures for the Printer Unit and Multi PDL Controller.
6.7 Network Adapter Card for Ethernet (FA-NE35)
Details the unpacking and installation procedures for the Network Adapter Card for Ethernet.
6.8 Hard Disk Drive for Printer (FA-HD01)
Details the unpacking and installation procedures for the Hard Disk Drive for Printer.
6.9 DD filing unit (FA-WA01/WA02)
Details the unpacking and installation procedures for the DD filing unit.
6.10 Hard disk drive for back up (FA-HD02)
Details the unpacking and installation procedures for the Hard Disk Drive for backup.
6.11 Hard disk drive for Image memory (FA-HD03/HD04)
Details the unpacking and installation procedures for the Hard Disk Drive for Image Memory.
VII. Glossary of Terms
Network, Printing, Copying and Imaging Terms
Defines fundamental terms related to networking, printing, copying, and imaging processes.
A
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'A', such as A/D Converter, Adobe Type Manager, and API.
B
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'B', such as Back end, Bandwidth, and Bridge.
C
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'C', such as Cache, CCD, and Collision.
D
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'D', such as Data compression, Database, and Datagram.
E
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'E', such as EBCDIC, EGP, and Electronic Collation.
F
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'F', such as Fast Ethernet, Fault tolerance, and FDDI.
G
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'G', such as Gamma, Gateway, and GUI.
H
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'H', such as Half Duplex, Halftone, and Hard Disk Drive (HDD).
I
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'I', such as HDLC, HLMS, and Heterogeneous networking.
J
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'J', such as JBIG and Jukebox.
K
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'K', such as Key and Kilobyte (kb).
L
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'L', such as LAN, Landscape, and Lossy.
M
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'M', such as MAC, Mailbox, and MAN.
N
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'N', such as Named pipe, Net BEUI, and Net Bios.
NETBLT
Defines NETBLT as a Transport Level, flow controlled, bulk data transfer protocol.
NDIS
Defines NDIS as a Network Driver Interface Specification.
Network interface card
Defines a Network interface card as circuitry connecting a node to a network.
NetWare
Describes NetWare as a LAN Network Operating System developed by Novell.
P
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'P', such as Packet, Parallel interface, and Parity Bit.
PDL/PCL
Refers to page description language or printer control languages like PostScript and PCL.
Photoconductor
Describes photoconductor as a metallic substance used in electrophotography that conducts electrical charges.
Ping
Defines Ping as a protocol for testing network connectivity.
Pixel
Defines Pixel as the smallest unit of a digitized picture.
Platen
Describes Platen as the glass bed of a copier, scanner, or duplicator.
Portrait
Describes Portrait page orientation where height exceeds width.
PostScript
Defines PostScript as a page description language used in desktop publishing and graphic arts.
Presentation Layer
Describes the Presentation Layer's role in establishing communication rules.
Pre-raster Images
Defines Pre-raster Images as pages translated into a raster by a RIP for later output.
Primary domain controller
Defines Primary domain controller as the server managing domain user accounts.
Q
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'Q', such as Qbit and Queue.
R
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'R', such as RAID, RAM, Raster, RS standards, and RARP.
T
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'T', such as TA, T1, T2, T3, and Tap.
TCP
Defines TCP as the standard transport level protocol for full duplex stream service.
TCP/IP
Defines TCP/IP as the protocol suite for Internet data transmission, ensuring reliable delivery.
Terabyte
Defines Terabyte as 1,024 gigabytes of digital data.
Telnet
Defines Telnet as a protocol enabling remote computer access via text-based terminal.
Terminal emulation
Describes Terminal emulation as software allowing a PC to mimic dumb terminal attributes.
Thin Ethernet
Defines Thin Ethernet as a LAN using smaller coaxial cable, often for PC linking.
U
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'U', such as UNIX and UPS.
UNIX
Describes UNIX as an operating system supporting multitasking transactions and multi-user environments.
UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply)
Defines UPS as a battery backup for hardware, providing orderly shutdown during power failure.
UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair)
Describes UTP as standard cabling for telephone lines, used for Ethernet and other networks.
V
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'V', such as Van, Vaporware, Vines, Volatile Storage, V.42, V.42 bis, VTAM.
Workflow automation
Describes workflow automation as the automated flow of documents for workgroup computing.
Workstation
Defines Workstation as a PC, node, terminal, or high-end desktop processor used for data input/output.
Wrap Redundancy measure
Explains Wrap Redundancy measure in IBM token ring LANs for maintaining loop integrity.
WYSINWYG
Acronym for 'What You See Is Not What You Get'.
WYSIWYG
Describes 'What You See Is What You Get' for program displays accurately representing printed output.
X
Refers to X Series recommendations for interfaces and data networks.
X.Windows
Describes X.Windows as a networked GUI displaying information from multiple hosts on a single workstation.
V. Troubleshooting
5.1 Service Mode
Explains how to enter and use the service mode to check for copier abnormalities and input/output.
5.2 Self-diagnostics / Machine Malfunctions
Lists user errors and their corresponding check points, categorized by error codes (U0-U18, oF).
5.3 User Preset Mode
Describes the operation procedures for general user and key operator menus, with an example of paper size setting.
5.4 Program Update
Provides a step-by-step procedure for updating the Printer Controller SIMM and Flash ROM.
5.5 F7 Mode Copier function programming
Details how to set copier functions using the F7 service mode, including country version and frequency settings.
5.6 F8 Mode Adjustment and Programming
Explains how to perform adjustments and programming using the F8 service mode for various machine parameters.
5.7 F9 Mode System Administration
Describes system administration functions in F9 mode, including telephone number input, ROM version, and machine ID.
5.8 Self-diagnostics / Machine Malfunctions
Details self-diagnostics functions for identifying machine malfunctions and errors.
VI. Unpacking/Installation
6.1 Precautions on Set Up
Provides essential precautions for safe operation and installation, covering environmental conditions and power requirements.
6.2 Unpacking
Instructs to check the condition and contents of the box for completeness and shipping damage before installation.
6.3 Installation Procedure
Details the step-by-step installation procedures for various units and components, including optical unit and paper drawers.
6.4 Adjustment
Explains the procedures for exposure standard adjustment and lead edge registration adjustment.
6.5 Printer Unit / DD Filing Unit Mounting Kit (FA-PK30)
Details the unpacking and installation procedures for the Printer Unit / DD Filing Unit Mounting Kit.
6.6 Printer Unit (FA-PC350) / Multi PDL Controller (FA-MC350)
Details the unpacking and installation procedures for the Printer Unit and Multi PDL Controller.
6.7 Network Adapter Card for Ethernet (FA-NE35)
Details the unpacking and installation procedures for the Network Adapter Card for Ethernet.
6.8 Hard Disk Drive for Printer (FA-HD01)
Details the unpacking and installation procedures for the Hard Disk Drive for Printer.
6.9 DD filing unit (FA-WA01/WA02)
Details the unpacking and installation procedures for the DD filing unit.
6.10 Hard disk drive for back up (FA-HD02)
Details the unpacking and installation procedures for the Hard Disk Drive for backup.
6.11 Hard disk drive for Image memory (FA-HD03/HD04)
Details the unpacking and installation procedures for the Hard Disk Drive for Image Memory.
VII. Glossary of Terms
Network, Printing, Copying and Imaging Terms
Defines fundamental terms related to networking, printing, copying, and imaging processes.
A
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'A', such as A/D Converter, Adobe Type Manager, and API.
B
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'B', such as Back end, Bandwidth, and Bridge.
C
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'C', such as Cache, CCD, and Collision.
D
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'D', such as Data compression, Database, and Datagram.
E
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'E', such as EBCDIC, EGP, and Electronic Collation.
F
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'F', such as Fast Ethernet, Fault tolerance, and FDDI.
G
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'G', such as Gamma, Gateway, and GUI.
H
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'H', such as Half Duplex, Halftone, and Hard Disk Drive (HDD).
I
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'I', such as HDLC, HLMS, and Heterogeneous networking.
J
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'J', such as JBIG and Jukebox.
K
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'K', such as Key and Kilobyte (kb).
L
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'L', such as LAN, Landscape, and Lossy.
M
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'M', such as MAC, Mailbox, and MAN.
N
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'N', such as Named pipe, Net BEUI, and Net Bios.
NETBLT
Defines NETBLT as a Transport Level, flow controlled, bulk data transfer protocol.
NDIS
Defines NDIS as a Network Driver Interface Specification.
Network interface card
Defines a Network interface card as circuitry connecting a node to a network.
NetWare
Describes NetWare as a LAN Network Operating System developed by Novell.
P
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'P', such as Packet, Parallel interface, and Parity Bit.
PDL/PCL
Refers to page description language or printer control languages like PostScript and PCL.
Photoconductor
Describes photoconductor as a metallic substance used in electrophotography that conducts electrical charges.
Ping
Defines Ping as a protocol for testing network connectivity.
Pixel
Defines Pixel as the smallest unit of a digitized picture.
Platen
Describes Platen as the glass bed of a copier, scanner, or duplicator.
Portrait
Describes Portrait page orientation where height exceeds width.
PostScript
Defines PostScript as a page description language used in desktop publishing and graphic arts.
Presentation Layer
Describes the Presentation Layer's role in establishing communication rules.
Pre-raster Images
Defines Pre-raster Images as pages translated into a raster by a RIP for later output.
Primary domain controller
Defines Primary domain controller as the server managing domain user accounts.
Q
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'Q', such as Qbit and Queue.
R
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'R', such as RAID, RAM, Raster, RS standards, and RARP.
T
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'T', such as TA, T1, T2, T3, and Tap.
TCP
Defines TCP as the standard transport level protocol for full duplex stream service.
TCP/IP
Defines TCP/IP as the protocol suite for Internet data transmission, ensuring reliable delivery.
Terabyte
Defines Terabyte as 1,024 gigabytes of digital data.
Telnet
Defines Telnet as a protocol enabling remote computer access via text-based terminal.
Terminal emulation
Describes Terminal emulation as software allowing a PC to mimic dumb terminal attributes.
Thin Ethernet
Defines Thin Ethernet as a LAN using smaller coaxial cable, often for PC linking.
U
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'U', such as UNIX and UPS.
UNIX
Describes UNIX as an operating system supporting multitasking transactions and multi-user environments.
UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply)
Defines UPS as a battery backup for hardware, providing orderly shutdown during power failure.
UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair)
Describes UTP as standard cabling for telephone lines, used for Ethernet and other networks.
V
Provides definitions for terms starting with 'V', such as Van, Vaporware, Vines, Volatile Storage, V.42, V.42 bis, VTAM.
Workflow automation
Describes workflow automation as the automated flow of documents for workgroup computing.
Workstation
Defines Workstation as a PC, node, terminal, or high-end desktop processor used for data input/output.
Wrap Redundancy measure
Explains Wrap Redundancy measure in IBM token ring LANs for maintaining loop integrity.
WYSINWYG
Acronym for 'What You See Is Not What You Get'.
WYSIWYG
Describes 'What You See Is What You Get' for program displays accurately representing printed output.
X
Refers to X Series recommendations for interfaces and data networks.
X.Windows
Describes X.Windows as a networked GUI displaying information from multiple hosts on a single workstation.
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