Parts removal and replacement............... 14 3.3.1 Control board connectors ............14 3.3.2 Separating the upper and lower chassis modules ...... 14 3.3.3 TTP 5200 control board .............. 14 3.3.4 TTP 5250 control board .............. 15 3.3.5 Print module ................16 3.3.6 Cutter module................
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Options ....................31 4.2.1 Shutter..................31 4.2.2 Parallel and serial adapters............31 4.2.3 Roll holder assy, 200 mm (8") behind ......... 32 4.2.4 Drop in roll holder assy, 150 mm (6") behind ......34 4.2.5 Roll holder Option 250mm (10")..........35 Drawings ........................
ON. The TTP 52x0 products Two basic models are available: TTP 5200 and TTP 5250. The 5200 requires dual supply voltage; 5V and 24V, while the 5250 only requires 24V. Apart from this the models are exactly the same.
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A unique, Swecoin patented, feature of the TTP-series of printers is that they can retain the document inside until both the printing and the cut-off operations are completed. A number of sensors monitor the printer operation. Refer to the applicable Technical Specification and Installation Manual for further information on technical data, printer functions, etc.
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Figure 2. TTP 52x0 Series equipped with optional large roll holder and shutter. December 2001 TTP 52x0 Series Kiosk Printer— Service Manual...
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION The printer chassis is made up of a lower module containing the printer control board and an upper module containing the mechanical functions. Presenter Deflection Paper Paper Paper-end Paper-feed Printhead-lifted motor feed rolls ribs release guide & TOF sensor Print- lever...
Paper handling The print module has a stepper-motor that drives a platen. The thermal printhead presses against the platen with the temperature sensitive paper in-between. The platen pulls the paper from the supply roll and feeds the paper through the cutter module and up to a couple of feed rollers in the presenter module.
Paper near-end detection All Swecoin roll holders have an optical reflection sensor that becomes actuated when there is about 3 m paper left (see Figure 3). This is the paper near end sensor. In addition, the optional paper roll holders for larger paper rolls have an adjustable paper level sensor (see Figure 4) that can be used, for example, to decide whether or not the remaining paper will last during a weekend, thus called “Weekend sensor”.
Cutting The cutter module moves the cutting blade down (cutting), and then it returns up again to the home position. A DC-motor and a crank mechanism drive the cutter. A sensor detects when the blade reaches the home position. A vertical leaf spring (not shown in the above figure) aids in keeping the free end of the movable knife blade pressed against the fixed cutting edge.
Electronics Also see logic diagrams in Chapter 4.3.3. 2.6.1 Microprocessor system The control board is equipped with an 80C320 microprocessor. The TTP 52x0-printers meet the EMC directives for CE marking. 2.6.2 Static RAM The control board has 256 Kbyte static RAM used for buffering of graphics data during printing.
See the applicable Installation Manual for more details. 2.6.7 Power supply TTP 5200 requires +24VDC ±5% and +5V ±5% VDC input. TTP 5250 requires +24VDC ±5% only. Current consumption during text printing is 2 A average, and 6 A at peaks.
Do not apply oil on the cutter blades since this might smudge the paper. The printer informs the host of some error symptoms by means of status reports and error codes. See TTP 5200/5250 Installation Manual. Symptom Suggested actions Strange paper feed •...
Symptom Suggested actions Printer does not work • Check that the paper release lever is in vertical position (print at all head presses against the paper). • Check for paper jam between print module and cutter. If cutter is not in home position, check function of cutter home switch. •...
1. Install the board in the reverse order. 2. It may be necessary to load the correct firmware version and/or user defined default settings after the board replacement. See TTP 5200/5250 Installation Manual for information on how to do this.
CAUTION! — To avoid overheating, fasten the 5V regulator firmly against the chassis with the heatsink in-between. 2. It may be necessary to load the correct firmware version and/or user defined default settings after the board replacement. See TTP 5200/5250 Installation Manual for information on how to do this. December 2001...
3.3.5 Print module REMOVAL 1. Tilt the print module by pulling the green handle backwards. 2. Remove the two screws holding the print module to the hinge plate. 3. Cut the tiewrap holding the cables to the hinge plate. 4. Disconnect the ribbon cable from the printhead. 5.
3.3.6 Cutter module REMOVAL 1. Separate the upper and lower chassis modules. See Section 3.3.2 on page 14. 2. Disconnect all cables from the control board. 3. With the upper chassis module standing on its front, remove the two uppermost screws from the underside of the module.
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REPLACEMENT Install the cutter module in the reverse order. Make sure no cables are jammed under the module. See page 40 for correct connector positions. Check that there is a 0.2 – 0.5-mm distance at any point between the rear edge of the presenter module and the cutting knife (you must manually turn the cutter-motor so that the moving blade is in its lowest position when measuring).
3.3.7 Presenter module REMOVAL 1. Separate the upper and lower chassis modules. See Section 3.3.2 page 14. 2. Disconnect all cables from the control board. 3. With the upper chassis module standing on its front, remove the three lower screws. Figure 9.
REPLACEMENT 1. Push the moving blade of the cutter down to its bottom position. 2. Install the presenter module in the reverse order. See page 40 for correct connector positions. 3. Check that there is a 0.2-0.5 mm distance at any point between the rear edge of the presenter module and the cutting knife.
2. Parts that are considered as not being worn by normal printer use are not spare parts, for example the printer chassis. Should you require any of these "non-spare parts", contact Swecoin for advice. Other price and delivery conditions may apply for non-coded items.
4.2.3 Presenter module 7, 8 12–15 Pressure roll shaft locked against rotation All plastic bearing points lubricated SW95019C TTP 52x0 Series Kiosk Printer — Service Manual December 2001...
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Part No. Pos. Code 60 mm 80 mm 112 mm Designation Qty. Remarks 00540-060 00540-080 00540-112 Presenter Module Assy 00253-000 - Pressure roll 09002-163 - Screw MFS M2x5 00392-000 - Slotted pin, RPA 2x6 01169-060 01169-080 00470-112 - Guide plate 00272-060 00272-080 00272-112...
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TTP 5100 Gray (Red) PRESENTER Blue (Black) SENSOR Green DEL1-SENSE TTP 5200 +24V TTP 5250 (GND) Black (CUT-RIGHT) MOTOR, (CUT LEFT) Black CUTTER MODULE PARALLEL INTERFACE (Centronics CUT-SENSE Brown type) Home STROBE White position shown BUSY PAPR OUT SELECT INIT...
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Connectors, indicators, etc. on the control board. RS232C interface Print head Signal ground (test point) TOF / paper end sensor Power, +5 VDC, +24 VDC or Presenter sensor +24 VDC only Motor, print module Not used Motor, cutter module Parallel interface cutter-home sensor Motor, presenter module Weekend sensor...
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U9 is not fitted on 00728-001. J16 (2-pole power connector) is not fitted. TTP 52x0 Series Kiosk Printer — Service Manual December 2001...
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Versions The logic diagrams and component placement shown in this manual is for the 00728-002 version of the board. Below you find an overview of the differences between these and the other versions available. 00728-001 Corresponds to the 00728-002 logic diagram with the following exception: •...
Revisions There are two revisions on a 728 board: 1. The Printed Circuit Board (PCB) revision is etched into the board. 2. The Printed Circuit Assembly (PCA) revision that is printed on the label attached to the assembled PCB, and indicates what components are fitted. 5.2.1 PCA Revision E REASON FOR CHANGE...
5.2.3 PCA Revision G REASON FOR CHANGE When EMC testing rev. F, some additional modifications was made to increase the margins to EMC test limits. CHANGE DESCRIPTION The following components have been changed: Name Old value New value 100kΩ 2.2k 100kΩ...
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