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© Copyright 1990-1997 Star Micronics Co.,Ltd.
This manual is an introduction to dot matrix printers as shown below.
It is intended for use as a reference for periodic inspections and maintenance procedures.
This manual is prepared for use at a technical level and not for the general user.
Model
Destination
NX1001 MULTI-FONT
For American, Asian, and Russian market
LC-20
For European and Pacific market
• This manual is divided into the following sections:
Chapter 1
General Specifications
Chapter 2
Theory of Operation
Chapter 3
Adjustments
Chapter 4
Parts Replacement
Chapter 5
Maintenance and Lubrication
Chapter 6
Troubleshooting
Chapter 7
Parts List
• First edition
: Jul. 1990
Second edition
: Feb. 1991
Third edition
: Mar.1993
Fourth edition
: Aug.1994
Fifth edition
: Aug.1996
Sixth edition
: Aug.1997
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150charactersper second(in Draftpica)
37.5characterspersecond(inNLQpica)
Databuffer
4K byteswhennotusedfordownloadcharacters
l-Linebufferwhenusingdownload
Paperfeed
2.8 inches/second(duringpagefeed)
Frictionandpush-tractorfeed
Printingdirection
Draft:bi-directionalor unidirrxxional(selectable),logicseeking
NLQandgraphics:unidirectional,logicseeking
Characterset
Standardcharacterset
96 ASCIIcharacter
IBMcharacterset
244characters(ASCII,internationalcharacters,symbols,blockgraphics)
Downloadablecharacters
Max. 192(draft)or 74 (NLQ)
Internationalcharactersets”’
14sets(USA,France,Germany,England,DcnmarkI,DenmarkII,Sweden,Italy
SpainI, SpainII,Japan,Norway,LatinAmerica,Denmark/Norway)
Dotmatrixsize
Charactermatrix
9 x 11(Draft)
18X23 (NLQ)
DPI
Normal
(8 or9) x480
60
Double
(8 or9) x960
120
High-speeddouble
(8 or9) x960
120
Quadruple
(8 or9) x 1920 240
CRTI
(8 or9) x640
80
CRTII
(8 or9)x 720
90
Plotter
(80r9) x576
7
Double-plotter
(8 or9) x 1152 144
Linespacing
1/6inchstandard
1/8,nf72,or n/216inchprogrammable
Columnwidth
80,normalpica
96,normalelite
137,condensedpica
160,condensedelite
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*1
In thecaseof Russianversion,theinternationalcharactersetsareehmmated.
P
Singlesheets
5.5- 8.5 incheswide
0.07-0.10 mmthick
Fanfoldpaper
4-10 incheswide
0.07-0.10 mmthick(single-ply)
Max,0.28mmthick(3-ply)
-3-
Operatingtemperature:5 to 40”C(41to I04”F)
Operatinghumidity:10to 80%,noncondensation
Storagetemperature:–30 to 65°C(-22 to 149°F)
Storagehumidity:10%to 95%(at40°C)(nocondensation)
Printhead
9 pins
Life: 100milliondots
Ribbon
Fabricribboncartridge
Life: 1milliondraftcharacters
Option
Automaticsheetfeeder
Serial-Parallelconverter(SPC-8K)
P
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Interface
Centronics-compatible
Synchronization
Byexternalsuppliedstrobepulses
Handshaking
ByACKor BUSYsignals
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Logiclevel
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Connector
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57-30360Am~henol
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Fig. 1-1ExternalDimensions
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External Appearance and Composition
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Fig. 1-2FrontViewof thePrinter
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Fig. 1-3Diagramof InternalComposition
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Fig. 1-4TheDIPSwitchesare locatedunderthePrinterCover
1)
ExceptforRussianversion
Switch
Function
ON
OFF
1-1
Printermode
Standard
IBM
I
1-2
I UsageofRAM
I Buffer
I Download
1-3
AutoLF
No
Yes
1-4
Autosheetfeeder
Inactive
Active
1-5
Pawr-out detector
Enabled
Disabled
\
1-6
I Oratorlowercase
I Smallcam I Lowercase
k
1-7
Pagelength
1-8
(See right)
1
1
Characterset
(Standardmode)
‘raphics
‘wlics
2-1
Characterset
(IBMmode)
‘et#2
Set#1
2-2
2-3
Internationalcharacterset (Seeright)
2-4
2)
ForRussianversion
I Switch \
Function
I
ON
\
OFF
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1-1
I Printermode
I Standard
I IBM
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1-2
UsageofRAM
Buffer
Download
1-3
AutoLF
No
Yes
I-4
Autosheetfeeder
Inactive
Active
I
1-5
I Parer-outdetector
I Enabled
I Disabled
\
14
Character/Command
1-7
(Seeright)
1-8
PageLength
11inches
12inches
2-1
Characterset
Set#1
Set#2
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2-2
Codepage
2-3
(See right)
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2-4
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2
2
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U.S.A.
ON
ON
ON
France
OFF
ON
ON
Germany
ON
OFF
ON
England
OFF
OFF
ON
DenmarkI*
ON
ON
OFF
Sweden
OFF
ON
OFF
Italy
ON
OFF
OFF
SpainI
OFF
OFF
OFF
* Denmark/Norwaywhenswitc2-1is ON.
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Character/Command
1-6
1-7
Italiccancel
ON
ON
Italicselect
OFF
ON
MSBnotcontrol
ON
OFF
MSB=l
OFF
OFF
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Codepage
2-2
2-3
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T: More than().5 ILS
Fig. 1-5TimingChartsof ParallelInterface
3-2. ConnectorSignals
PinNo
SignalName
FunctionDescription
1
STROBE
Goesfromhighto low(for>0.5ps)whenactive
2
DATA1
Highwhenactive
3
DATA2
Highwhenactive
4
DATA3
Highwhenactive
5
DATA4
Highwhenactive
6
DATA5
Highwhenactive
7
DATA6
Highwhenactive
8
DATA7
Highwhenactive
9
DATA8
Highwhenactive
10
ACK
9VSlowpulseacknowledgesreceiptof data
11
BUSY
Lowwhenprinterreadyto receivedata.
12
PAPER
Highwhenpaperout.Canbe disabledwithDIPswitchsetting.
13
SELECT
Highwhenprinterison-line
14,15
NC
16
SIGNALGND
Signalground
17
CHASSISGND
Chassisground(isolatedfromsignalground)
18
+5V
+5VDCoutputfromprinter
19-30
GND
Twistedpairgroundreturn
31
RESET
Whenthisinputsignalis low,printerisreset
32
ERROR
Outputs lowwhenprintercannotcontinue,due to an error
33
EXTGND
Externalground
34,35
NC
36
SELECTIN
Alwayshigh
-8–
Serial Interface (option)
Whenusingtheserialinterface,theoptionalSerial-PmallelConvertermustbe connectedwiththeprinter.
4-1. G
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Item
Specifications
Interface
RS-232Clevel
SynchronizationSystem
Asynchronous
Baudrate
150-19,200 bitper second(BPS)[selectable]
150,300,600>1200,2400,4800,9600, 19200BPS
Wordlength
Startbit:
1bit
Databit:
7 or 8 bits(selectable)
Paritybit:
Odd,EvenorNone(selectable)
Stopbit:
Morethen 1bitlength
Signalpolarity
Mark:
Logic“l” (-3V to -15V)
Space:
Logic“O”(+3Vto+15V)
Handshaking
DTR
XON/xOFF
ETX/ACK
Databuffer
8KB(standard)
4-2. Connector Signals and Functional Descriptions
I
Pin No.
\Signal name I Direction
Function
1
GND
—
Printer’schassisground.
2
TXD
OUT
Thispin carriesdaiafromtheprinter.
3
RXD
IN
Thispin carriesdatato theprinter.
4
RTS
OUT
Alwaysspace.
Thispin is spacewhenthecomputerisreadyto senddata.
5
CTS
.
Thisprinterdoesnotcheckthispin.
6
NC
Unused.
7
GND
—
Signalground.
8-10
NC
Unused.
11
Thisprinterturnsthispin spacewhenit is readym receivedata.
RCH
OUT
Thislinecarriesthe samesignalaspin20.
12– 19
NC
Unused.
20
DTR
OUT
Theprinterturnsthispin spacewhenit is readyto receivedata.
21–25
NC
Unused.
–9–
4-3. DIP Switch Settings
I
Switch
ON
OFF
1
8 databits
7 databits
2
Noparity
Paritychecked
3
Handshakingprotocols- seetablebelow
4
5
Oddparity
Evenparity
6
7
Datatransferrate– seetablebelow
8
All switchedare setON whentheprinterleavesthefactory.
Protocol
Switch 3
Switch 4
DTRmode
ON
ON
I
XON/XOFFmode
I
ON
I
OFF
I
I
ETX/ACKmode
I
OFF
I
ON
I
Baud rate
Switch 6
Switch 7
Switch 8
I
150
OFF
OFF
OFF
I
300
OFF
OFF
ON
600
OFF
ON
OFF
I
1200
\
OFF
I
ON
I
ON
I
2400
ON
OFF
OFF
1
4800
ON
OFF
ON
9600
ON
ON
OFF
I
19200
I
ON
I
ON
I
ON
I
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2-2-6.
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THEORY OF OPERATION
1.
Block Diagram
Theblockdiagramof thisprinteris shownin Fig.2-1.
DaLa
(From
Host Comp.tcr)
8
[
+};
7 .~
Printer
Mechamsm
~-———.
IAutomat,c
~
Parallel
Driver
~SheetFeederl
Interface
.———
—.
Control
Gate Array
Print Head
Panel
DIP
~ju~
Detectors
Switch
!’
EPROM
Driver
4
Carriage
64 KB
Motor
1
RAM
Paper Feed
Motor
I
Main Logic Board
Power s
Unit
(
AC Power
Fig.2-1 BlockDiagram
(1)
MainLogicBoard
ThisboardreceivesdatafromthehostcomputerandstoresitintheRAMin theorderofarrival.TheCPUon this
boardreadsthedatafromtheRAM,andeditsit accordingto theprogramstoredin theROM.
Whentheeditingis completed,variousdrivesignalsfromtheCPUare sentto theprintermechanismto perform
printing.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
CPUM50734SP
G Controlsthisprinter.
EPROMP.PD27C51264K-byte
.
Containstheprogramwhichexecutescontrolof theprinter.
RAMHM62648K-byte
G Usedas stackarea,workareaand databufferof theCPU.
Parallelinterface
Gatearray(customIC)
.
Inputsor outputsseveralsignals.
Driver
G Thedataeditedby theCPUandgatearrayare sentto theprintermechanismafterconversionto the signal
fortheprintheaddrive,carriagemotordriveandpaperfeedmotordriverespectively.
ControlPanelBoard
.
Thispanelcircuitis formanualoperationof theprinter.
(2)
PrinterMechanism
Theprintermechanismconsistsof a printhead,carriagemotor,paperfeedmotoranddetectors.
(3)
PowerSupplyUnit
ACpoweris convertedto 25VDCand5VDC.
– 13–
THEORY OF OPERATION
2.
Main Logic Board
I
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2-1-1.
P
a
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Communicationsbetweenthehostcomputerandthisprinterarefacilitatedviaparallelconnectors.Thissectionexplains
thehandshakeof thisinterface.
Thedatainputcircuitof thisinterfaceis shownin Fig.2-2.
CNI
1-
~ ————————————————————,
DATA1I
DINO]
LS273
LS244
; DO
r
DO
(
1
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DQ
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DATA8
DIN 7 \
CLK
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+ 5V
!=
~
—1
STBI
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STROBE
I
I
BUSY
I
I
I
II
Q
I
I
I
ACK
I
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I WR
Iii
I
GateArray
I
CPU
L
—————————
—
—
—
—
——
———
————
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L
Fig.2-2DataInputCircuitwithParallelInterface
Thefollowingisan explanationof thishandshake.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
WhentheBUSYsignalisLOW(Ready),thehostcomputer outputs 8-bitdata 1through8 to theconnectorCN1.
Pin 1carriestheS&OBE pulsesignd-hm thehost~mputer & theprinter.ThissignalisnormalIyheldHIGH
by thehostcomputer.Whenthehostcomputerhasdatareadyfortheprinter,it setsthissignaltoLOWforat least
0.5p.s.
Thegatearrayofthemainlogicboardreadsdata1through8atthetimeofSTROBEsignalfall,andthenturnsthe
BUSYsignalandP-BUSYsignaltoLOW.
WhentheBUSYsignalofthegatearrayissettoLOW,theBUSYsignalofconnectorCNlwillbeturnedtoHIGH,
notifyingthehostcomputerthatdatacannotbe accepted.
TheCPUisinformedviatheDOdatalinethattheP-BUSYsignalisLOW.TheCPUthensettheRDsignaltoLOW
andread thedata.
Uponcompletionofthedatareading,theCPUnotifiesthehostcomputerofthedatareceivablestatebysettingthe
BUSYsignalofconrtectorCNIandtheACKsignaltoLOW.Thisconcludestheexpkmationoftheparallelinterface
handshake.Thefollowingchartshowsthetimingchartof thehandshake.
–14 –
THEORY OF OPERATION
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STOROBE
J-Ill
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BUSY
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Fig.2-3TimingChartof ParallelInterface
2
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S
e
r
(
o
When the serialinterfaceis used,an optionalSerial-ParallelConverteris requiredto be installed.The converterwill
changethevoltagelevel(RS-232C~
TTL)and thedatatransfermethod(Serial~
parallel).
C
1
C
B
I
R
R
,
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4
1
T
T
T
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1
T=
P50
D
P
, D
P
D
P
D
P
,
P
D
P
D
P
, D$-
P
S
P
P
1
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P
B
P
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Fig.2-4 SerialInterface(in theSeriai-ParaiielConverter)
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THEORY OF OPERATION
TheIC101isa dualRS-232Cdriver/receiverwhichincludesa capacitivevoltagegeneratorto supplyRS-232Cvoltage
levelsfroma single5Vsupply.
DatafromthehostcomputerissentfromRXDviaICIOlandisinputtotheMPU.SerialdatainputtotheMPUisconverted
intoparalleldata,andoutputto themainlogicboard.Conversely,paralleldatareceivedby theMPUisconvertedthere
intoserialdata,andoutputto theTXDterminalviaIC101.
TheCTSterminalis hardware-connected,notsoftware-connected.(Thissignalis notchecked.)
Thisprinteremploys3 differenttransfermethods,whichcan be selectedusingthedip switches.(Referto Chapter1,
4-3
(1)
(2)
(3)
SettingDip Switches)
DTRmethod
TheDTRsignalisconsidereda BUSYsignalat thehandshake,andwhenthedatabuffercapacityis256bytesor
less,theDTRsignalisgivena markedstatus,meaningitcannotreceivedata.Whenthecapacityofthedatabuffer
increasesto 512bytesor moreduringprinting,theDTRsignalis givena spacestatus,whichindicatesthatit can
receivedata.
XoN/Xommethod
Whena handshakeiscarriedoutwiththehostcomputer,theXoN/Xommethodmakesuseof ASCIIcodes(DCl
andDC3).(DCl andDC3arecalledXONandXom,respectively.)Whentheprinterbufferisfull,DC3(ASCIIcode
19)isoutputtotheTXDterminal,andthecomputerreceivesarequesttostopdatatransfer.ThepnnteroutputsDC3
untilit (thecomputer)stopsdatatransfer.Duringprinting,whenthebufferfullstatusiscancelledanddatacanbe
received,DC1(ASCIIcode17)isoutputtotheTXDterminal.WhenDC1isoutputfromtheprinter,thecomputer
followsthedataformat,andbeginsdatatransfer.DatatransferwillcontinueuntilDC3isoutputagain.
ETX/ACKmethod
Thedatablockisconfiguredasshownbelow,buttheinitialSTXcodeisnotnecessary.Whenan STXcodeissent
fromthehostcomputer,that1byteisignored.WhentheETXcodeisreceived,that 1byteisnotregardedasdata,
anACKorNACKcodeissenttotheTXDterminal,andthehostcomputerisinformedthatdatareceptionhasbeen
completed.
Datablockform:
STX
DATA(8 KBor less)
ETX
+(
—
(
D
B
S
stop
B
I
?
3
4
5
6
7
(
B
—
1
0
1
— 1---
0
,;
–-+
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Fig. 2-5DataFormat
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THEORY OF OPERATION
(1)
DTRmethod
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Fig. 2-6DataInputTimingChartwithSerialInterface
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THEORY OF OPERATION
2
General Flow C
A generalflowchartof editingandprintingoperationsispresentedin Fig.2-7.
POWER ON
1
I
&
T
Read Data
NO
YES
Control Code
Data
Processing
Storage
4
t
(
L
Q
Data Processing
(Print out of data)
or Printing
NO
4
Return Action
Fig.2-7GeneralFlowChartofEditingandPrinting
–18 –
THEORY OF OPERATION
2-2-1.
Editing
Datastoredin theRAMisread outsequentiallyby theCPUand theneditedaccordingtoa functioncodethathasbeen
specifiedin advance.
ThiseditingtakesplacesuntiltheCR or CR+LF codeappearsor the linebufferbecomesfull.
2-2-2.
P
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C
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Editedprintdatais outputto terminalQofLS273in thegatearraythroughtheCPUdatabus,asregulatedby theissue
timingofa WR signal.However,as forpin9 (HD9)oftheprinthead,thedataisoutputtotheterminalQofLS74upon
issueof thenextWR signaI.Whenall thedataisreceivedforprinting,an energizedtimecontrolsignalis outputfrom
portP04 of theCPU.ThisallowstheprintdatatobeoutputtoHD-1-9 of thegatearray.WhentheprintdataisHIGH,
thetransistorTR8willbe turnedONfor 335pS, energizingtheprintheadsolenoidto drivetheprinthead.
+ 5V
\
D1
p
H
/
Fig.2-8PrintHeadDrivingCircuit
2-2-3.
P
H
T
e
D
e
C
.Theprintheadtemperaturedetectioncircuitprotectsagainstdamagewhentheprintheadheatsup abnormally.
Fig.2-9 showsthiscircuit.
Theprintheadhasa thermistortoshowthetemperatureoftheheadsolenoids.Thisthermistors anelementthatconverts
temperatureintovoltage.Itsoutputvoltageisinputto an analogpinof theCPU.TheCPUcomparesthisinputvoltage
againstitsreferencevoltageVwFto findoutthetemperatureoftheheadsolenoidsandcarriesoutthefollowingoperations
dependingon thetemperature.
0
Ts95“C
G Normalprintoperations
@ 95“C c T < 105‘C
.
Intervalprinting;The print head stays for approximately0.5 secondwheneverit finishes l-line. When the
temperaturefallsbellow95”C,normalprintingis resumed.
@
105‘C ST
.
Thelinebeingprintediscompleted,thenprintingstops.Whenthethermistor’stemperaturefallsbelow105“C,
intervalprintingisresumed.
- 19–
This printeremploysa steppingmotoras thecarriagemotor.Unlikeregularmotorson themarket,thissteppingmotor
willnotoperatejustbyconnectingittoa powersource.Themotoroperatesonlywhena drivepulseisfedtoit,buteven
then,it turnsonlya certainangle.This steppingmotoris characterizedby 4-phasestepping.Controlof the motoris
facilitatedbyphase1-2excitation.Thefollowingshowsthecarriagemotordrivecircuitandthecontrolsignalgenerated
by thephase 1-2excitationmethod.
+
+
C
1
*
C
p
P
P
P
Carriage
MOICN
Fig.2-10CarriageMotorDrivingCircuit
;ON
:
L
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Theutilizationof voltageappliedto thecarriagemotoris describedbelow:
Voltageappliedtothecarriagemotorischangedbysetting
Mode
port P30 of the CPU to HIGH or LOW and by turning
Voltage
Application
transistorsTR12andTR13ONor OFF.
Operation:
+25VDC
MotorDrive
WhenTR13isON,+25Vissuppliedtothecarriagemotor
Standby:
+5VDC
HoldingBias
andwhenTR13isOFF,+5Vis suppliedto themotorvia
diodeD1.
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THEORY OF OPERATION
2-2-5.
Carriage M
S
C
Sincethecarriagemotorisa steppingmotor,tie carriagecanbestoppedatadesiredpositionbycontrollingacceleration
and deceleration.Thecarriagecan alsomovebackward.
Therotationalspeedof thecarriagemotoris setby thenumberof pulsesper timeunit.Thecharacterpitch(horizontal
chamctersize)in eachprintmodeis determinedby changingthisrotationalspeed(orcarriagetransferspeed).
(1)
Atstart-up of themotor:
Thenumberofpulsesinputto themotorincreasein steps,reachinga certainfrequency.
(2)
To stopthemotoc
Thenumberof pulsesinputto themotordecreasesin steps,in orderto graduallybringthemotorto a halt.
(3)
Whenprintingiscarriedout:
Pulsesof a uniformpulsewidthare suppliedforprinting.
2-2-6.
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Again,a steppingmotoris employedas thepaperfeed motor,whichturnsa certainangleonlywhena drivepulseis
received.This4-phasesteppingmotoriscontrolledbythephase1-2excitationmethod.Thefollowingshowsthepaper
feedmotordrivecircuitand thecontrolsignalgeneratedby thephase1-2excitationmethod.
Fig.2-12PaperFeedMotorDrivingCircuit
-21
–
Theutilizationof voltageappliedto thepaperfeedmotorisdescribedas follows.
Mode
Voltage
Application
Operation
+25VDC
MotorDrive
Standby:
+5VDC
HoldingBias
d
Voltageto thepaperfeedmotorischangedby settingCPUportP31toLOWor HIGHandby turningtransistorsTR19
andTR18ONor OFF.
WhenTR18is turnedon, +25Vis appliedto thepaperfeedmotor.
WhenTR18is turnedoff, +5Vis suppliedto themotorviadiodeD3.
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THEORY OF OPERATION
2
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RESETsignalinitializesthecircuitelementsandpreventsoperationerrorswhenthepoweris turnedon.
TheRESETsignalisoutputforapprox.34ms.whenthepoweristumedon,orwhiletheRESET(INPUT-PRIME)signal
is beingoutputfromthehostcomputer.
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CN1
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+ .5V
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Fig.2-14ResetCircuitand ProtectionCircuit.
G PowerOnReset
1
Whenthepoweristurnedon,theRESETsignalisoutputtoPin5of IC6(M51953BL)forapprox.34msec.This
timelengthis determinedby externalcapacitorCl 1(0.lP.F),andit canbe calculatedby the followingformula.
T = 0.34 X Cll (PF)WK.
2
ThisLOWsignaltriggersRESETcommandto theCPUandtheRESETterminal(RES)of thegatearray.
3
ResettingtheCPUandthegatearraywillignoreallthedrivesignalsforthecarriagemotor,thepaperfeedmotor
and theprinthead,preventingoperationerrorsat powerON.
. Resetby InputPrimeSignalfromHostComputer
1
Theinputprimesignalfromthehostcomputerisoutputtopin 31of theconnectorCN1.
2
ThisoutputsignalwillsettheterminalINIT2 oftheCPUtoLOW,executinginterruption.Then,theCPUwillbe
initialized.
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THEORY OF OPERATION
2
R
b +
V
D
Avoltage-detectingIC (IC6inFig.2-14)detectsmomentarydropsin voltageorunstablevoltagesupply(duetopower
failures,etc.)on the+5Vline.If thevoltageon the+5Vlinefallsbelow4.25V,theRESETsignalappearsat theoutput
terminalof the voltage-detectingIC.
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Fig.2-15EquivalentCircuitof
Fig.2-16OperationalTimingChart
Voltage-DetectingIC
2
PrWection Circuit
Thisprinterisprovidedwitha protectioncircuitwhichshutsofftheprintheadandmotordrivingcircuitsin theeventof
a CPUmalfunction.(Referto Fig.2-14)
TheCPUnormallyoutputsa LOWlevelsignalfromtheterminal(JVDOUT).
However,if theCPUmalfunctions,itcan notoutputthissignal.
WhentheLOWlevelsigmlisnotoutputfromtheCPU,theinputterminal(Cd)ofthevoltage-detectingICgoestoLOW
andtheRESETsigmlisoutputfromtheoutputterminal(OUT)ofthevoltage-detectingIC.Bythissignal,theCPUand
thegatemay arereset;andtheprirtthead,thecarriagemotorandpaperfeedmotordrivingsignalsareignored,protecting
theprinterfromtheCPUrunaway.
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THEORY OF OPERATION
3.
Power Supply Unit
Fig.2-17showsthepowersupplyunit.
TheACpoweris steppeddownto Vsl andVS2by thepowertransformer.TheVsl powerisfull-waverectifiedby the
DB1rectifierstackand smoothedby electrolysiscapacitorC4. The smoothedDCpoweris convertedintothe stable
25V’DCpowerby thechoppercircuit,whosemaincomponentisIC1.TheVS2poweris full-waverectifiedby theDB2
rectifierstackandsmoothedbytheelectrolysiscapacitorClO.PartofthissmoothedVs20utputisconvertedintothestable
5VDCpowerby fixedvoltageIC2.
VoltageRange
MaximumCurrentoutput
Service
Typeof circuit
120VAC
0.8A
Input
220VACand240VAC
0.5A
5VDC?2.5%
0.83A
Forlogiccircuitdrive,
Dropper
Formotorholding
output
25VDCti%
1.89A
Forprintheaddrive,
Chopper
Formotorholding
+25V
t
+5V
Fig.2-17PowerSupplyUnit
–25 –
THEORY OF OPERATION
Wewillexplainthechoppercircuitin termsofFig.2-18,a simplifiedversionofFig.2-17.IC1isa pulse-widthcontrol
switchingregulator.It has a referencevoltagesection,oscillationsection,pulse-widthcontrolsection,and power
transistors.Fig. 2-19showsan equivalentcircuitforIC1.
ThechoppercircuitswitchesthepowertransistorsinIC1onandofftodivideinputvoltageVINintopulsesandsmoothes
thosepulseswithchokecoilL2 andcapacitorC9to obtainthedesiredoutputvoltageVOUT.
Since thepulse width control section determines theratio of thetimethatthepower
transistorsareonandoff
bycomp~ing
the output voltage with the reference voltage, the output voltagecan be heldsteady.
Inorderwords,iftheoutputvoltagefallsbelowthereferencevoltage,thepulsewidthcontrollerextendsthetimethatthe
powertransistorsareon,thusraisingtheoutputvoltage.TheoutputvoltageVOUTcanbe expressedwiththefollowing
equation.
Vour = VIN.
TON
= VIN.+
TON+ TOFF
TON
:
TOFF :
T:
Durationthepowertransistorsareon
Durationthepowertransistorsareoff
TON+ TOFF(constant)
DiodeD1formsa pathwaythroughwhichtheenergyaccumulatedonchokecoilL2whilethepowertransistor
dischargedwhilethepowertransistorsare off.
V
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Fig. 2-19 Equivalent Circuit for Voltage Regulator IC1
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THEORY OF OPERATION
4.
Mechanism
P
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Theprintheadconsistsof 9 needlewiresand9 printsolenoids.Thefollowingexplainshoweachneedlewireoperates
duringprinting.
(1)
Whentheprintsolenoidisenergized,theclapperisattractedbytheironcoreand theneedlewireisdriventoward
theplaten.
(2)
Thisneedlewirehitstheplatenviatheinkribbonandpaper.Asingledotisprintedon thepaper.
(3)
Whentheprintsdenoidisale-energized,theneedlewireisreturnedtoitsoriginalpositionbyreboundenergyand
springandclapperholder(leafspring)force.
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4-2. P
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printheadcarryingmechanismconsistsmainlyofa carriage,timingbelt,carriagemotor,andhomepositiondetec-
tor.
(1)
(2)
(3)
Carriage
Thecarriageissupportedhorizontallyby meansofthecarriagestayandrearangle,anditmovesfromsidetoside
withtheprintheadmountedaboveit. A timingbeltisclampedto thebaseof thecarriageanda plateis mounted
at thebaseforhomepositiondetection.
TimingBelt
Thetimingbeltis suspendedbetweenthetimingpulleyof thecarriagemotorandthetimingpulleyof thetension
lever,and it maintainsa constanttension.
Thetimingbeltisalsoclampedtothebaseofthecarriagesothatitcanmovethecarriageaccuratelywithdriving
forcefromthecarriagemotor.
CarriageMotor
Thecarriagemotorisa HB (Hybrid)type,four-phaseand 192-polepulsemotor,whichisdrivenbypulsesignals
fromthecontrolcircuit.Therotationalratedependsonthenumberofpulsesperunittime.Byvaryingthisrotational
rate (thatis,thecarriagecarryingrate),thesizeof thehorizontalletterscanbe changedin eachprintmode.
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THEORY OF OPERATION
T
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T
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Fig.2-21PrintHeadCarryingMechanism
4
R
M
inkribbonfeedmechanismislinkedtotheprintheadcarryingmeehanismdeseribedpreviouslysothattheinkribbon
is woundup automaticallywhilethecarriagemovesleftor right.
Theribkm feedmechanismisdrivenbytorquefromthecarriagemotor,andcarriagemovementallowstheidlergearto
rotate.
Thisrotationisconveyedsequentiallyto thegearsthatworkto windtheribbon.Thecarriageis equippedwitha clutch
leversothatthedirectionofcassettegearrotationremainsconstantregardlessofthedirectionof theidlergearrotation.
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Fig. 2-22RibbonFeed Mechanism
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THEORY OF OPERATION
4-4. Paper Feed Mechanism
Thepaperfeedmotoris a PM type,four-phaseand48-polepulsemotor.
Minimumpaperfeedis setat 1/216inch.
Therearetwowaysoffeedingpaperavailablewiththisprinter:FrictionmethodandTractormethod.Youcanselectone
of thetwomethods,usingthereleaselever.
I Positionofreleaselever
l
Linkagebetweentractor
gearand tractorclutch
I
Not I
Linked I
Platenrollerandholderroller
Pressed
Not
Releaseleverpositiondetector
Closed
Open
I Paperfeedingmehd
I
Friction
I
Tractor
I
(1)
Friction Method
Frictionmethodis selectedwhenthereleaseleveris position@.
Withthismethod,paperispressedbetweentheplatenrollerandtheholderroller;therefore,paperisfedastherollers
turn.
Asthepaperfeedmotorisdriven,themotorgear,throughtheidlergear,turnstheplatengearinthepaperfeeding
direction.However,sincethetractorgearandthetractorclutcharenotlinkedatthistime,thetractorunitwillnot
be driven.
(2)
TractorMethod
Tractormethodis selectedwhenthereleaseleverisposition@.
Paperfeedingisfacilitatedbyrotationofthesprocketpinofthetractorunit.Whenthetractormethodis selected,
the tractorgearis linkedto the tractorclutch,enablingthedriveforcegeneratedby thepaperfeed motorto be
transferredto thetractorunitviatheidIergearand theplatengear.
P
G
T
G
L
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Fig.2-23PaperFeedMechanism
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THEORY OF OPERATION
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
D
HomePositionDetector
A leafswitchis usedin thehomepositiondetector,whichis setat theleftsideof theframeunit.
Open/CIOsesignalsaregeneratedaccordingto thepositionoftheshieldplatemountedat thebaseof thecarriage,
and theprintingpositionisdeterminedby thesesignals.
PaperOutDetector
Apaperoutdetectoris locatedat thepaperinsertionslit.Whenpaperispresent,theprecisionsnap-actingswitch
of thedetectoris CLOSE.Assoonaspaperrunsout,theswitchis settoOPEN,outputtinga paperemptysignal.
Fig.2-24HomePositionDetector
Fig.2-25PaperOutDetector
BailLeverPositionDetector
Upondetectingthepositionofthebaillever,theautoloadingoperationwillbeactivated.Theleafswitchis open
whenthebailrollersisin contactwiththeplatenroller,andit is closedwhenthebailrolleris sepmatedformthe
platenroller.
ReleaseLeverPositionDetector
Theleafswitchis closedwhenthereleaseleveris in thefrictionposition,andis openin thetractorposition.
+5VL
R
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S
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Fig.2-26BailLeverPositionDetector
+5V
L
R
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7
L
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Fig.2-27ReleaseLeverPositionDetector
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This printerhas undergonevariousadjustmentsso thatit will achieve standardperformance.
In thischapter,a briefexplanationisgivenof themethodsof adjustments.
Followtheinstructionwhenmakingmaintenanceinspectionsorwhenreplacingpartstocorrectmalfunctions.
1.
Gap AdjustmentBetweenPrintHeadand Platen............................................33
1-1.
M
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G
B
P
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1
A
d
GapBetweenPrintHeadandPlaten..................................................33
Adjustmentof TimingBeitTension..................................................................34
Gap Adjustment Between Print Head and Platen
M
B
P
P
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Removetheuppercaseunitaccordingtoprcxxdures
describedin Chapter4.
Settheindexlever 0
at steptwo.
Removetheribbonguide @ .
Inserta thicknessgauge @)betweentheprinthead
(@ rmdtheplaten @ ,andmeasure thegap.
Thismeasurementmustbe carriedoutat thecenter
0.
Thestandardgapvalueis0.30to0.40mm.
If thegapdoesnotliewithinthisrange,adjustitby
followingtheprocedurein item1-2.
Step2
Fig. 3-2Positionof AdjustmentLever
A
B
P
P
Fig.3-1GapAdjustment
Ifthegapdoesn~tliewithinthestandardrange,adjustitby
A
carryingoutthefollowingprocedures.
(1)
RemovetheprintermechanismacccxdingtotheprO-
ceduresdescribedin Chapter4.
(2)
Loosenthe screw@)securingthe adjustmentlever
@ andtheindexlever~.
(3)
Holdingtheindexlever @ atthepositionshownin
Fig. 3-2, shift the adjustmentlever @ for gap
adjustment.
Whentheshaftisloweredtotheplatenside,thegap
is reduced,and whenloweredto theoppositeside,
(4)
[0
Fig.3-3GapMeasurement
thegap is expanded.
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Afteradjusting,tightenthe screw @ .
Fig.3-4Gap Adjustment
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Adjustment of Timing Belt Tension
Thetimingbelt tensionshouldbe set at from 14g to 18g.
(Thebelt tensionmustremeasured with thedesignatedtensiongauge @) .)
Afterthebelt hasbeen usedforalong time, however,it maybe difficultto maintainprescribedtensionbecauseof belt
deteriorationor wear.In thesecases,makeadjustmentsby followingtheprocedureslistedbelow.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(lo)
Removetheuppercaseunitaccordingto theproceduresdescribedin Chapter4.
MovetheCarriageunit@ rightandlefttwoorthreetimesinordertofamiliarizeyourselfwiththetimingbelt @ .
Settheindexlever @ at step2 as showninFig. 3-2.
Movethecarriageunit @ to therightend.
Setthearm @ of the tensiongauge @ 152mmaparthorn theframeL.
Movethetensiongauge @) in thedirectionoftheplaten (@untilitstops.Thenplacethearm @ of thetension
gaugeon thetimingbelt O .
Loosenthescrew @ .
Insertaflat-bladescrewdriverintothesquareholeofthetensionarm @)andadjustthebelttensionbymovingthe
tensionarm @)leftorrigh~
Whenthebelthasbeenadjustedto theprescribedtension,tightenthesettingscrew @ .
Ifthebeltcannotbe adjustedto theprescribedtension,replaceit withanew timingbelt @ .
Fig. 3-5Adjustmentof TimingBelt-
‘
IIA
@
Fig.3
TensionMeasurement
-34-
This chapterexplainsdisassemblyand reassemblyof the printer.Note the followingprecautionsduring
disassemblyandreassembly.
1.
2.
3.
4.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Disconnecttheprinterfmm thewalloutletbeforeservicingit.
Assemblyis thereverseof disassemblyunlessotherwisespecified.
Afterreassembly,coatthe screwheadswithlockingsealant.
Lubricationinformationis notprovidedin thischapter.Referto item2 in chapter5.
UpperCase Unit..................................................................................................37
E,
A
PrinterMechanism..............................................................................................37
PowerSupplyUnit ..............................................................................................38
Main LogicBoard................................................................................................38
Fuses....................................................................................................................39
PrintHead ............................................................................................................39
CarriageMotorUnit ............................................................................................40
PlatenUnit ...........................................................................................................40
TractorUnit..........................................................................................................41
DetectorUnit .......................................................................................................41
Upper Case Unit
(1)
Turnoff thepowerswitch @ .
(2)
Remove
G Printercover
.
Rearcover
.
Platenknob @
G Fourscrews@
(3)
Movethecarriageunit @ overtothenghtsothatit
alignswiththecut-outof theuppercaseunit @ .
(4)
Remove
G Uppercase unit @
.
Controlpanelboard (@
2.
Printer Mechanism
(1)
Remove
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
Uppercase unitaccordingto the procedurede-
scribedin item 1.
Releaseleverspring @
Stopring @
Releaselever @
Releaseshaftunit @)
Threetappingscrews@
Connectorcover @
Liftupthetaboftheconnectorcover,andslideit
to therightforremoval.
Printerheadcable@
Threeconnectors@
Printermechanism@
Caution in assembly:
Align the A markon thereleaselever @ withthe
A markon the releaseshaftunit @ to installthe
releaselever @ .
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Power Supply Unit
(1)
Remove
Uppercase unit accordingto the procedurede-
scribedin item 1.
Connector@
Twotappingscrews @
Twotappingscrews @
Twoscrewso
Powerswitch @
Powersupplyunit @
4.
Main Logic Board
(1)
Remove
G
G
G
G
G
Printer mechanismaccordingto the procedure
describedin item2.
Power supplyunit accordingto the procedure
describedin item3.
Comector @
Threetappingscrews@
Mainlogicboard @
–38 -
G Power supplyunit accordingto the procedure
describedin item3.
(2)
Inspeet
G FuseF1 @
c FuseF2 @
G FuseF3 @
Defective~ Replacefuseas follows:
ACVoltage
F1
120V
5’ITIA
220V1240V
630mA
Destination
F2,F3
1
US,UK,AS
5TT3A
EC, HK,WG,LA, SU
EAK3.15A
Newfuseblown+ Inspectcircuit
6.
Printer Head
(1)
Remove
G
G
G
G
G
G
Printercover
Inkribboncartridge
Conneetorcover @
Twotappingscrews@
Headcable@
Printhead@)
WARNING:
Theprintheadbecomeshotafterprintingsowait
forit tocoolbeforeremovingit.
(2)
Adjust
. Gapbetweenprintheadandplaten
Referto item1of Chapter3.
–39 –
Carriage Motor Unit
(1)
Remove
G
G
G
G
G
Printer mechanismaccordingto the procedure
describedin item2.
Cordfastenerbindingtheleadwires
Connector@
Twoscrews @
Carriagemotorunit @)
8.
Platen Unit
(1)
Remove
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
Printer mechanismaccordingto the procedure
describedin item2
Twonuts @
Tractorstay @
Stopring @
Groundcontactspring @
PlatenholderR @
PlatenholderL (@
Lift the tabs @ of platen holdersR and L to
allowremovalofplatenholdersR andLfromthe
frame.
Platenunit @
Cautionin assembly:
Whenassemblingtheplatengearassembly@onthe
idlergear@, aligntheteethofgearAandgemB(be
sureto aligntheholes~ in thetwogears).
(2)
Adjust
G Gapbetweenprintheadandplaten.
Referto item 1of chapter3.
–40 –
Uppercase unitaccordingto the procedurede-
scribedin item 1.
Stopring @
Releaselever@
Twonuts @)
Twotractorbushings@)
Liftthetab@of thetractorbushtoallowremowd
of thetractorbushfromtheframe.
Tractorunit @
Caution in assembly:
.
For reassembly,hold the sheetguide @ at the
centerofthetractorshaftandpushtheguideinto
theprinter.
.
Alignthemark(A or 1)on thereleaselever@
withthemark(Aor 1)on thereleasegear@ to
installthereleaselever@.
10. Detector Unit
(1)
Remove
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
Printer mechanismaccordingto the procedure
describedin item2.
Cordfastenerbindingtheleadwires
Sub-guide@
Liftthesub-guidetoremovethecut-out@ from
theprojectionandslideit to theleftto remove.
PEdetectoro
Screw @
Homepositiondetector@
Connector@
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MAINTENANCE AND LUBRICATION
1.
Maintenance........................................................................................................45
1-1.
Cleaning.................................................................................................................45
1-2.
Checks....................................................................................................................45
2.
Lubrication...........................................................................................................46
2-1.
Lubricant................................................................................................................46
2-2.
LubricatingMethod...............................................................................................46
2-3
LubricatedAreas...................................................................................................46 Em
MAINTENANCE AND LUBRICATION
1.
Maintenance
In orderto maintaintheoptimumperformanceof thisprinterand topreventtrouble,maintenancemustbe carriedout
accordingto thefollowingitems.
1-1.
(1)
(2)
1-2.
Cleaning
Removalof dirt
Wipeoffdirtwitha softclothsoakedin alcoholorbenzine.
*Note:
Do not use thinner,trichleneor ketonesolventsbecausetheymaydamageplasticparts.Alsoduring
cleaning,be carefulnotto moistenordamageelectronicparts,wiring,or mechanicalparts.
Removalof dus~pile,etc.
Vacuumcleaning(withan electriccleaner)isprefen’ed.Removealldus~etc.,insidetheprinter.
*Note:
Aftercleaning,checktheoil level.If it is notadequatedueto cleaning,replenishit.
Checks
Checksmustbecarriedoutat twolevels:a “dailycheck”whichtheoperatorcaneasilycarryoutduringoperation,and
a “periodiccheck”whichanexpertshouldcan-yout.
(1)
Dailycheck
Whenthe printeris usedon a dailybasis,checkthatthe printeris usedproperly.Makesure thatthe printeris
operatingunderthebestconditions.
G Is anypaperstuckin thepaperboxor printercase?
G Is thecartridgeribbonsetat therightposition?
.
Is thereany foreignmatterinsidetheprinter?(Removeif any.)
.
Is theprintheadgettingexcessivelydirty?
(2)
Periodiccheck
After6 monthsorprinting1millionlines,theperiodiccheckandlubricationmustbe carriedout.
.
Checkfordeformationof springs.
G Checkthegapbetweentheplatenandtheprinthead.
G Removedust,m
etc.,aroundthedetectors.
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MAINTENANCE AND LUBRICATION
2.
Lubrication
Lubricationis veryimportantto maintainoptimumperformanceandto preventtrouble.
2-1. Lubricant
The type of lubricant
greatly
affects
the performance
and durability
of the printer, especially
in a low temperature
environment.
We recommend
use of the grease and lubrication
oils listed below for this printer.
I
Productname
I
Maker
I FLOILGB-TS-OandGB-1OOI KantoChemicalsCo.,Ltd.
KF96-1OOOCS
andKF96-SP
ShinetsuChemicalIndustry
Mobil1
Mobiloil
2-2. Lubricating Method
Whenlubricationiscarriedoutinassemblyanddisassembly,washpartswelltoremovedustanddirtbeforelubrication.
Lubricationmustbe carriedoutregularlyonceevery6 monthsorafter1millionlineshavebeenprinted.Lubricationis
necessaryirrespectiveof theregularlubricationwheneverlubricantbecomesdeficientaftercleaningorwheneverparts
havebeendisassembledorreplaced.
2.1. 1.llhriontd
Areas
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NO.
LubricatingPoint
Grease/Oil
1
Rubbingsurfacesofidlergear 16x72x 0.5 andidlergearshaft
GB-TS-O
2
Rubbingsurfacesof gear40 x 0.5andgearshaft
GB-TS-O
3
Rubbingsurfacesof timingpulleyandpulleybushing
GB-1OO
4
Rubbingsurfacesoftimingpulleyandpulleyshaft
GB-TS-O
5
Rubbingsurfacesof twotractorbushingsandtractorshaft
GB-TS-O
6
Rubbingsurfacesofidlergear 17x 41 x 0.3andclutchlever
GB-TS-O
7
Rubbingsurfacesofidlergear 16x 1-40x 0.3andcarriage
GB-TS-O
8
Rubbingsurfacesofribboncassettegearandcarriage
GB-TS-O
9
Rubbingsurfacesof idlergear43 x 63 x 0.3andcarriage
GB-TS-O
10
Rubbingsurfacesofrear angleandcarriage
GB-TS-O
11
Rubbingsurfacesof Adjustingleverandframe
GB-TS-O
12
Rubbingsurfacesof bushingandcarriagestay
Mobil1
13
Rubbingsurfacesofbailrollerandshaft
KF96-SP
14
Rubbingsurfacesoftimingpulleyandstopring
GB-TS-O
15
Rubbingsurfacesof tractorholderandtractorcover
KF96-1OOOCS
16
Rubbingsurfacesofreleaseshaftandframe
GB-TS-O
17
Rubbingsurfacesofreleaseleverandtractorshaft
GB-TS-O
18
Rubbingsurfacesofidlerassy711andgearcover
GB-TS-O
19
Rubbingsurfacesof wavewasherandpoly-slider
GB-TS-O
20
Rubbingsurfacesof idlerassyTRXandgearcover
GB-TS-O
21
Rubbingsurfacesofrear angleandidlerassyTRX
GB-TS-O
–46 –
Repalrby Unit Replacement..............................................................................53
Repalrby PartsReplacement............................................................................59
4-1.
DoesnotOperateatAllwithPoweron...............................................................59
4-2.
PowerSupplyCircuitAbnormal..........................................................................60
4-3.
DefectiveMotorOperation...................................................................................61
4-4.
DefectivePrintHeadOperation...........................................................................62
4-5.
DefectiveInterfaceOperation..............................................................................63
Thefollowingproceduresshouldbe takenin makingrepairs.
(1)
Thefirstmethodis tomakerepairsthroughunitreplacements.Thetwodisplaycodesappearingin theflowchat
aredefinedasfollows:@indicatesmainlogicboardreplacement;and@indicatesprintermechanismreplacement,
to be carriedoutif problemhasnotbeencorrected.
0
MainLogicBoardReplacement
@
PrinterMechanismReplacement
Checkagainatthistimewhetherthereplacedunitismalfunctioning,(Thisisdonetoruleouttroublecausedbyimproper
contactof connector.)
Replacxxbleunitsincludethefollowing:
G Powersupplyunit
.
Mainlogicboard
. Printermechanism
Inreplacingtheseunits,alwaysreferto theunitreplacementchart.
(2)
Thesecondmethodis to makerepairsby partsreplacementtoreplacedefectiveelementsinsidea particularunit.
(Note1)
Beforestartingtorepair, be sureto checkvisuallythecontactofthe connectorand themountingof theIC
in theIC socket.
(Note,2)
Alwaystumoffpowersourceandremovepowerplugbeforereplacingany unitsor parts.
(Note3)
All chak itemsshownin the flowchartmustbe checked.Otherwise,newlymountedpartsor unitsmay
becomedarnaged.
(Note4)
If, in theprocessof makingrepairs,thereisanyconfusionaboutproperprocedures,restartthejob fromthe
beginning.
(Note5)
Be Carefulto avoidinjuryhorn staticelectricitywhenhandlingICSandmainlogicboard.
-51-
Unit Replacement Priority Chart
UnitExchangeSequence
Category
Problem
Details
Power
Main
Printer
Remarks
supplyunit
logicboard
mechanism
Specificdisplay
lamponlywill
3
1
notglow
3g
Specificswitch
c
onlycannotk
1
“:
input
j
Buzzerdoesnot
sound(sound
1
2
volume
inadequate)
%
Srrangesounds
duringoperation
1
2
~
?.?
No motor
B
holdingpower
2
1
s
(powervery
weak)
~~
;;;;~!ght
2
1
2
1
Replaceinkribbon
.2 +’
Inkribbon
E’
snagged
2
1
(wiresticksout)
~e
Absenceofpaper
2
1
~j
notdettxted
h
Leverposition
1
2
notdetected
Incorrectprinting
1
CheckI/Fcable
Inkribbonnot
g
forwarded
1
~
No operationat
g
DIPswitch
1
setting
:
3
Faultyoperation
g
whenpoweris
1
a
turnedon/off
a%
Abnormalmotor
~
operatingspeed
1
2
u
(slow)
Fuseblown
duringoperation
3
1
2
Note:Thefigures1,2 and 3 meanthepriorityof replacement.
-52-
Repair by Unit Replacement
@
* Turn power off.
* Remove l/F cable.
* Mount ink ribbon.
* Set paper.
* Move carriage
to center.
]
Turn power on.
I
YES
* I
See (6) and (7) waveform
in item 8 of chapter 7.
NO
@
Replace main logic
board.
Replace printer
@
Replace printer
mechanism.
mechanism.
I
@
NO
NO
I
@
Replace main logic
board.
@
Replace printer
mechanism.
,I
(9
-53-
Press paper feed switch.
Replace main logic
board
NO
operation
is normal?
*2
See (8) and (9) waveform
in item 8 of chapter 7.
YES
NO
motor drive waveform
@ Replace main logic
board.
Replace printer
@ Replace printer
Turn power off.
mechanism.
mechanism.
I
I
Holding paper feed switch,
Self
turn power on.
printing:
@
NO
* I
See (6) and (7) waveform
YES
in item 8 of chapter 7.
NO
@ Replacemainlogic
board.
@ Replaceprinter
mechanism.
Replace printer
mechanism.
(9
-54-
See(4) and(5) wavef’orm
in item 8 of chapter 7.
NO
@ Replace main logic
NO
1
*2
See (8) and (9) waveform
YES
I
board.
Replace printer
@ Replace printer
mechanism.
mechanism.
@
NO
O Replace ink ribbon.
@ Replace printer mechanism.
Terminates self printing.
@
Check host computer
connection.
I
Turn power off and
check I/F cable.
o
Turn power on.
I
Send print program
from host computer.
I
in item 8 of chapter 7.
I
YES
@)Replace main logic board.
I
@ Replace printer mechanism. I
I
I
I
Replace printer mechanism.
-55-
(IJ Replace I/F cable.
Stop print
@ Replace main logic
program.
board.
@ Check host computer,
I
END
o
NO
YES
I
@ Replace main logic
board.
@ Replace printer
I
mechanism
Turn power off.
I
II
G
I
Replace power supply
unit.
Replace fuse.
G
Remove cormqctor
CN5 from
main logic board.
1
Turn power on.
I
[0
4
*4
+25V Line
+2SV*5%
Pin I of CN I
+5V Line
+5V*2.5YC
Pin 4 of CN I
-56-
Replace power supply
Turn power off.
unit.
I
I
#
I
I
Connect connector
I
CN5 from
I
Turn power on.
NO
G
Replace fuse.
F
@ Replace main logic
board.
@ Replace printer
mechanism
@
*4
+25V Line
+25V*5%
Pin I of CN1
+5V Line
+5V~2.5T0
Pin 4 of CN 1
–57 -
item 8 of chapter 7.
YES
No
*
YES
m
Check hardware or host
computer print program.
@ Replace I/F cable.
@ Replace main logic
Change I/F mode.
board.
4
Y
o
@
-58-
Repair by Parts Replacement
4-1.Doesnot Operateat Allwith Poweron
w
I
NO
I
DC Power abnormal.
I
See 4-2. Power Supply
Circuit Abnormal.
NO
YES
Check RESET circuit;
replace parts.
NO
*
YES
Check crystal circuit;
replace parts.
NO
b
YES
@ Replace CPU or ROM,
@ Check ~elevant circuit.
Carriage motor abnormal.
1
*
4
I
*2
I
Check operation.
*3
See (2) waveform in item 8 of chapter 7.
See (1) waveform in item 8 of cbapter 7.
END
*1
+25V Line
+25vf570
Pin I of CN1
+5V Line
+5V*2.570
Pin 4 of CN 1
4-2. Power Supply Circuit Abnormal
(1)
RemoveconnectorCN5fromthemainlogicboard.
START
YES
Replace
Fuse F1
YES
Replace
Transformer
I
I
I
1
The no load voltages are below:
YES
I
Connect the
No
Connector CN5
Replace
Tritnsformer
YES
-
1
Check and replace
NO
(D ICI
+
@Dl
~ DB 1
I
YES
I
Check and replace
c
IC2
I @ DB2
4
A
I
-60–
4-3. DefectiveMotor Operation
NO
Check and replace
YES
c’ TR201
a’ TR19
@ CPU
1
NO
1
-1
Check and replace
o TR14-17
@ CPU
I
4
w
1
Check operation.
7
START
NO
I
Check and replace
YES
@ TR201
@ TR 12
@ CPU
1
NO
1
Check and replace
YES
@ TAI
I
a’CPU
G
I
1
Replace
CR-motor
Check operation
*4
See (8) waveform in item 8 of chapter 7.
*5
See (9) waveform in item 8 of chapter 7.
*6
See (6) waveform in item 8 of chapter 7.
*7
See (7) wavefo~
in item 8 of chapter 7.
-61
–
(Refer to item 4-2.)
1
*
G
I
Check and replace
@ TR1
@ TR2
o
Gate array
YES
Check and replace
@ Gate array
@) CPU
I
1
Check and replace
NO
@ TR3-1 I
4
YES
I
NO
Adjust gap
(Refer to chapter
3.)
I
L
Check and replace
~
Print head
*8
See (4) waveform in item 8 of chapter 7.
-62-
TROUBLESHOOTING
4-5. DefectiveInterfaceOperation
T
START
YES
CheckI/F cable.
[
Checkandreplace
@IC5
@Gatearray
@CPU
4
I
Check operation
-63–
– 65 –
7
CHAPTER 7
PARTS LIST
HOW TO USE PARTS LIST
(1)
DRWG. NO.
This column shows the drawing number of the illustration.
(2)
REVISED EDITION MARK
This column shows a revision number.
Parts that have been added in the revised edition are indicated with “#”.
Parts that have been abolished in the revised edition are indicated with “*”. For example,
#1 : First edition → Second edition
#2 : Second edition → Third edition
*1 : First edition → Second edition
*2 : Second edition → Third edition
(3)
PARTS NO.
Parts numbers must be notified when ordering replacement parts.
(4)
PARTS NAME
Parts names must be notified when ordering replacement parts.
(5)
Q’TY
This column shows the number of the part used as indicated in the figure.
(6)
REMARKS
When there are differences in the specifications of the fuse, destinations, etc., the differences are described in
words or indicated by two letters.
US .....U.S.A.
EC .... EC
UK ... United Kingdom HK .......Hong Kong
AS .....Austraia
WG ... Germany
LA ... Latin America SU........ Russia
The seal number of ROM is described in this column. The “**” mark of seal number is a variable representing
on the software version.
(7)
RANK
Parts marked “S” are service parts. Service parts are recommended to be in stock for maintenance.
1. Printer Assembly .................................. 66
1-1. Disassembly Drawing ....................... 66
1-2. Parts List............................................ 67
2. Printer Mechanism ............................... 69
2-1. Disassembly Drawing ....................... 69
2-2. Parts List............................................ 70
3. Sub-assembly ....................................... 71
3-1. Lower Case Unit ................................ 71
3-2. Serial-Parallel Converter
(Option)..................................................... 72
3-3. Frame Unit ......................................... 73
3-4 Platen Unit ......................................... 74
3-5. Tractor................................................ 75
4. Wiring Scheme of Printer .................... 76
5. Main Logic Board .................................. 78
5-1. Circuit Diagram ................................. 78
5-2. Component Layout ........................... 82
5-3. Parts List............................................ 84
6. Power Supply Unit ................................ 87
6-1. Circuit Diagram ................................. 87
6-2. Component Layout ........................... 88
6-3. Parts List............................................ 89
7. Serial-Parallel Converter Board
(Option) ................................................... 91
7-1. Wiring Scheme .................................. 91
7-2. I/F Board ............................................ 92
7-2-1. Circuit Diagram ........................ 92
7-2-2. Component Layout .................. 92
7-3-3. Parts List .................................. 92
7-3. CPU Board ......................................... 93
7-3-1. Circuit Diagram ........................ 93
7-3-2. Component Layout .................. 94
7-3-3. Parts List .................................. 94
– 67 –
DRWG.NO. REV. PARTS NO.
PARTS NAME
Q’TY
REMARKS
RANK
1
89060790
MECHANISM WITH HEAD DP891F
1
S
2
87801010
LOWER CASE UNIT ZL-10
1
S
3
87802010
MAIN LOGIC BOARD UNIT ZL-10
1
EXCEPT FOR HK,SU
S
87802080
MAIN LOGIC BOARD UNIT ZL-10 HK
1
FOR HK
S
#2
87805250
MAIN LOGIC BD UNIT ZL-10 SU
1
FOR SU
S
4
87803010
POWER SUPPLY UNIT ZL-10 US
1
FOR US
S
87803030
POWER SUPPLY UNIT ZL-10 EC
1
FOR EC,WG,LA
S
87803040
POWER SUPPLY UNIT ZL-10 UK
1
FOR UK
S
87803200
POWER SUPPLY UNIT ZL-10 HK
1
FOR HK
S
#1
87803270
POWER SUPPLY UNIT ZL-10 AS
1
FOR AS
S
#2
87803620
POWER SUPPLY UNIT ZL-10 SU
1
FOR SU
S
5
82040070
SUB-GUIDE 891
1
S
6
*3
83023900
UPPER CASE ZL-10
1
S
#3
83023901
UPPER CASE ZL-10
1
S
7
80086660
OPERATION SHEET ZL-10
1
EXCEPT FOR SU
S
#2
80087070
OPERATION SHEET SPECIAL ZL-10
1
FOR SU
S
8
80083060
BRAND SEAL NX-1001
1
FOR US,HK,LA,SU
S
80083160
BRAND SEAL LC-20
1
FOR EC,UK,AS,WG
S
9
83023920
PRINTER COVER ZL-10
1
S
10
87806010
PAPER GUIDE UNIT ZL-10
1
S
11
*2
83023930
REAR COVER ZL-10
1
S
*3
83023931
REAR COVER ZL-10
1
S
#3
83023933
REAR COVER ZL-10
1
S
12
83902760
PLATEN KNOB ZL-10
1
S
13
*4
80981560
INK RIBBON CARTRIDGE UP NX1000
1
FOR US,LA
S
#4
80980850
INK RIBBON CARTRIDGE UPC LC9
1
FOR US,LA
S
*4
80981160
INK RIBBON CARTRIDGE JA NX1000
1
EXCEPT FOR US,LA
S
#4
80982290
INK RIBBON CARTRIDGE JAN LC9
1
EXCEPT FOR US,LA
S
14
87805010
RELEASE SHAFT UNIT ZL-10
1
S
15
*2
83400800
RELEASE LEVER 891F
1
S
#2
83400801
RELEASE LEVER 891F
1
S
16
*3
80530840
RELEASE LEVER SPRING 891F
1
S
17
*1
83910840
CABLE HOLDER 891
1
S
#1
83910841
CABLE HOLDER 941
1
S
18
*1
82900772
RIBBON HOLDER 891
1
S
#1
82900773
RIBBON HOLDER 891
1
S
19
01903060
SCREW TAT 3-8 PT-FL
2
S
20
*3
01914036
SCREW TR 4-5 WS
2
EXCEPT FOR HK,SU
S
#3
01914036
SCREW TR 4-5 WS
2
EXCEPT FOR HK
S
*3
01914036
SCREW TR 4-5 WS
1
FOR HK,SU
S
#3
01914036
SCREW TR 4-5 WS
1
FOR HK
S
21
01914034
SCREW TAT 4-8 CT-WF
3
S
22
*3
01914040
SCREW TAS 4-10C1P
2
FOR US
S
#3
01914031
SCREW TAT 4-12 PT-FL
2
FOR US
S
*2
01914031
SCREW TAT 4-12 PT-FL
2
EXCEPT FOR US
S
*3
01914043
SCREW TAT 4-12 PT WB
2
EXCEPT FOR US
S
#3
01914031
SCREW TAT 4-12 PT-FL
2
EXCEPT FOR US
S
23
01914031
SCREW TAT 4-12 PT-FL
3
S
24
01914030
SCREW TAT 4-15 PT
4
S
25
04020016
STOP RING SE4.0
1
S
26
89595010
S-P CONVERTER SPC-8K UPC
1
OPTION: FOR US,LA
89595020
S-P CONVERTER SPC-8K JAN
1
OPTION: EXCEPT US,LA
27
*3
80994450
RUBBER SHEET ZL-10
1
28
#2
80087630
SILENT SALESMAN ZL-10 US
1
FOR US
-
89590203
ASF SF-10DR US
1
OPTION: FOR US,LA
89590201
ASF SF-10DR WG
1
OPTION: FOR EC,WG
1-2. Parts List
Printer Assembly
– 68 –
DRWG.NO. REV. PARTS NO.
PARTS NAME
Q’TY
REMARKS
RANK
-
89590200
ASF SF-10DR UK
1
OPTION: FOR UK
#1
89590205
ASF SF-10DR AS
1
OPTION: FOR AS
89590206
ASF SF-10DR HK
1
OPTION: FOR HK,SU
Printer Assembly
– 70 –
1
87060210
FRAME UNIT 891F
1
INC. NO.5,6,11,14,24
2
89130060
PRINT HEAD DP8901F
1
S
3
87061120
CARRIAGE MOTOR UNIT 891F
1
S
4
87067020
BAIL ROLLER SHAFT UNIT 891
1
5
83400440
BAIL LEVER R 891
1
S
6
83400460
BAIL LEVER L 891
1
S
7
87063050
PLATEN UNIT 891B
1
S
8
*2
81370521
TRACTOR STAY 891
1
#2
81370522
TRACTOR STAY 891
1
9
87066010
TRACTOR UNIT 891
1
S
10
87067010
TENSION LEVER UNIT 891
1
11
87065060
DETECTOR ASSY B 891F
1
S
12
83400790
ADJUSTING LEVER 891F
1
13
82401220
INDEX LEVER 891F
1
14
80530510
BAIL LEVER SPRING 891
2
S
15
80530571
GROUND CONTACT SPRING 921
1
S
16
01902612
SCREW TAT 2.6-16 PT
2
S
17
*1
00920503
SCREW TAT 2-5 CT
1
S
#1
00926603
SCREW TAT 2.6-6 CT
1
S
18
00926603
SCREW TAT 2.6-6 CT
1
S
19
00630504
SCREW TR 3-5
2
S
20
01903018
SCREW TR 3-6 WS/WF
1
S
21
01903075
SCREW TBT 3-6 PT
1
S
22
04020016
STOP RING SE4.0
1
S
23
*2
02040403
TOOTHED NUT NHK4
4
S
#2
02020401
HEXAGON NUT NH4-2
4
S
24
87060840
CARRIAGE UNIT 891F
1
-
04991204
FASTENER T18S
1
S
04991230
MINI CORD CLAMP UAMS-05-SN
4
S
DRWG.NO. REV. PARTS NO.
PARTS NAME
Q’TY
REMARKS
RANK
2-2. Parts List
Printer Mechanism
– 71 –
3.
Sub-assembly
3-1. Lower Case Unit
DRWG.NO. REV. PARTS NO.
PARTS NAME
Q’TY
REMARKS
RANK
2-1
*1
83023910
LOWER CASE ZL-10
1
*3
83023911
LOWER CASE ZL-10
1
#3
83023912
LOWER CASE ZL-10
1
2-2
82011050
LOWER CASE CHASSIS ZL-10
1
2-3
83200890
HOLDER ROLLER 891F
3
2-4
81301320
ROLLER SHAFT 891
3
2-5
87801320
DETECTOR UNIT A ASSY ZL-10
1
S
2-6
82501150
RELEASE SPRING 891F
3
2-7
00926803
SCREW TAT 2.6-8 PT
1
S
2-8
00930803
SCREW TAT 3-8 PT
2
S
2-9
*2
01903064
SCREW TAT 3-5 CT
1
S
*2
01903094
SCREW TAT 3-5 DT
1
S
-
#1
80991610
RUBBER FOOT NB24-10
2
Lower Case Unit
– 72 –
26-1
83024060
UPPER CASE SPC-8K
1
26-2
87590010
CPU BOARD UNIT SPC-8K
1
26-3
87590020
IF BOARD UNIT SPC-8K
1
26-4
87591020
LOWER CASE UNIT SPC-8K
1
26-5
82901600
CORD HOLDER SPC-8K
1
26-6
01903047
SCREW TAT 3-12 PT-FL
3
26-7
01903060
SCREW TAT 3-8 PT-FL
1
26-8
#2
82902150
CORD HOLDER PLATE SPC-8K
1
-
09990716
FERRITE CORE HF70RU12X5
2
3-2. Serial-Parallel Converter (Option)
DRWG.NO. REV. PARTS NO.
PARTS NAME
Q’TY
REMARKS
RANK
Serial-Parallel Converter
– 73 –
3-3. Frame Unit
1-1
83910853
GEAR COVER 891
1
S
1-2
*1
83901613
CARD HOLDER 891
1
S
#1
83901614
CARD HOLDER 891
1
S
1-3
*1
83902740
CARRIAGE 891F
1
#1
87060590
CARRIAGE ASSY 891F
1
INCLUDE DRWG.NO.1-4
1-4
*1
80210480
BUSHING 12X14X10 891B
2
1-5
80902050
TIMING BELT HTD102 364X3.2
1
1-6
83100490
IDLER GEAR 43X63X0.3
1
S
1-7
83120450
RIBBON CASSETTE GEAR 891
1
S
1-8
*3
83100501
IDLER GEAR 16X1-40X0.3
1
S
#3
87312460
IDLER ASSY TRX
1
S
1-9
83100541
IDLER GEAR 17X41X0.3
1
S
1-10
82210031
WAVE WASHER 891
1
S
1-11
83400410
CLUTCH LEVER 891
1
S
1-12
87060610
PAPER FEED MOTOR ASSY 891
1
S
1-13
83100510
GEAR 40X0.5
1
S
1-14
83100520
IDLER GEAR 16X72X0.5
1
S
1-15
01903064
SCREW TAT 3-5 CT
2
S
1-16
02304025
POLY-SLIDER WP4X0.25
1
S
DRWG.NO. REV. PARTS NO.
PARTS NAME
Q’TY
REMARKS
RANK
Frame Unit
– 74 –
7-1
*3
80202130
PLATEN 891B
1
#3
80202031
PLATEN 891
1
7-2
80530520
PLATEN GEAR SPRING 891
1
7-3
83100550
PLATEN GEAR A 891
2
7-4
83100560
PLATEN GEAR B 891
1
7-5
83200662
PLATEN HOLDER 891
2
S
7-6
04012502
ROLL PIN SP2.5X12
3
S
7-7
*1
04020014
STOP RING SE6.0
2
S
#1
04020022
STOP RING SE6.0-SUS
2
S
7-8
#1
87063340
PLATEN GEAR ASSY 891B
1
WITH NO.7-2,3,4
S
3-4. Platen Unit
DRWG.NO. REV. PARTS NO.
PARTS NAME
Q’TY
REMARKS
RANK
Platen Unit
– 75 –
9-1
83901620
TRACTOR HOLDER R 891
1
S
9-2
83901631
TRACTOR HOLDER L 891
1
S
9-3
*3
81380440
TRACTOR SHAFT 891
1
#3
81380442
TRACTOR SHAFT 891
1
9-4
*2
81370521
TRACTOR STAY 891
1
#2
81370522
TRACTOR STAY 891
1
9-5
83110110
SPROCKET WHEEL 891
2
S
9-6
83400311
CLAMP LEVER R 831
1
S
9-7
83400321
CLAMP LEVER L 831
1
S
9-8
*3
83901600
SHEET GUIDE 891
1
#3
83901601
SHEET GUIDE 891
1
9-9
83910861
TRACTOR COVER R 891
1
S
9-10
83910871
TRACTOR COVER L 891
1
S
9-11
83110100
TRACTOR CLUTCH 891
1
S
9-12
83100530
TRACTOR GEAR 64X0.5
1
S
9-13
*3
83200650
TRACTOR BUSHING 891
2
#3
83200651
TRACTOR BUSHING 891
2
9-14
02307050
POLY-SLIDER WP7X0.5
2
S
9-15
*3
80520350
SPRING C090-070-0130
1
S
#3
80520351
SPRING C090-070-0130
1
S
9-16
04020017
STOP RING SE5.0
3
S
3-5. Tractor
DRWG.NO. REV. PARTS NO.
PARTS NAME
Q’TY
REMARKS
RANK
Tractor
– 84 –
IC1
08250001
CPU M50734SP-10
1
S
IC2
08220116
EPROM 27512-150NS
1
ZL.** :EXCEPT SU
S
*2
08223110
MASKED ROM 1.3 ZL-10
1
:EXCEPT SU
S
#2
08223111
MASKED ROM 1.5 ZL-10
1
:EXCEPT SU
S
#2
08220116
EPROM 27512-150NS
1
ZL.**.SU :FOR SU
S
09110024
IC SOCKET ICS-28-2T
1
IC3
08221002
SRAM HM6264P-100NS
1
S
IC4
08240013
GATE ARRAY D65006CW-LC2
1
S
IC5
08210017
TTL IC 74LS05
1
IC6
08200109
IC-RESET M51953BL
1
S
TR1
07011752
TRANSISTOR 2SA1266*
1
TR2
07227853
TRANSISTOR 2SC1740SE
1
TR3-11
07320411
TRANSISTOR 2SD2041
9
S
TR12
07227853
TRANSISTOR 2SC1740SE
1
TR13
07111682
TRANSISTOR 2SB1168
1
S
TR14-17
07320101
TRANSISTOR 2SD2010
4
S
TR18
07113871
TRANSISTOR 2SB1387TZ
1
S
TR19
07227853
TRANSISTOR 2SC1740SE
1
TA1
07650036
TRANSISTOR ARRAY STA435A
1
S
D1
08000044
DIODE 1SR139-100AT
1
D2
NOT USED
D3
08000044
DIODE 1SR139-100AT
1
R1-2
06051034
RD RESISTOR 10 K-OHM 1/6W
2
R3-4
06054725
RD RESISTOR 4.7 K-OHM 1/6W
2
R5
06052714
RD RESISTOR 270 OHM 1/6W
1
R6
06054725
RD RESISTOR 4.7 K-OHM 1/6W
1
R7
06051025
RD RESISTOR 1 K-OHM 1/6W
1
R8
06051014
RD RESISTOR 100 OHM 1/6W
1
R9
06051025
RD RESISTOR 1 K-OHM 1/6W
1
R10-17
06054725
RD RESISTOR 4.7 K-OHM 1/6W
8
R18-19
06052714
RD RESISTOR 270 OHM 1/6W
2
R20
06051525
RD RESISTOR 1.5 K-OHM 1/6W
1
R21
NOT MOUNTED
R22-25
06054725
RD RESISTOR 4.7 K-OHM 1/6W
4
R26
06051034
RD RESISTOR 10 K-OHM 1/6W
1
R27
06052224
RD RESISTOR 2.2 K-OHM 1/6W
1
R28
06051034
RD RESISTOR 10 K-OHM 1/6W
1
R29
06054725
RD RESISTOR 4.7 K-OHM 1/6W
1
R30
06058224
RD RESISTOR 8.2 K-OHM 1/6W
1
R31
06054725
RD RESISTOR 4.7 K-OHM 1/6W
1
R32
06058224
RD RESISTOR 8.2 K-OHM 1/6W
1
R33-34
06054725
RD RESISTOR 4.7 K-OHM 1/6W
2
R35-36
06052714
RD RESISTOR 270 OHM 1/6W
2
R37
06051051
RD RESISTOR 1 M-OHM 1/6W
1
R38-42
06053314
RD RESISTOR 330 OHM 1/6W
5
R43-46
06043315
RD RESISTOR 330 OHM 1/4W
4
R47-54
06051025
RD RESISTOR 1 K-OHM 1/6W
8
R55
*1
06251034
RN RESISTOR 10 K-OHM 1/6W
1
#1
06241034
RN RESISTOR 10 K-OHM 1/4W 1%
1
R56
06054725
RD RESISTOR 4.7 K-OHM 1/6W
1
R57
06051034
RD RESISTOR 10 K-OHM 1/6W
1
R58
06205611
RN RESISTOR 560 OHM 2W
1
R59
06051034
RD RESISTOR 10 K-OHM 1/6W
1
R60
06220684
RN RESISTOR 6.8 OHM 1/2W
1
R61
06051034
RD RESISTOR 10 K-OHM 1/6W
1
R62
06054725
RD RESISTOR 4.7 K-OHM 1/6W
1
5-3. Parts List
DRWG.NO. REV. PARTS NO.
PARTS NAME
Q’TY
REMARKS
RANK
Main Logic Board
– 85 –
R63
06051034
RD RESISTOR 10 K-OHM 1/6W
1
R64
06054725
RD RESISTOR 4.7 K-OHM 1/6W
1
R65-67
06051034
RD RESISTOR 10 K-OHM 1/6W
3
R68
06200274
RN RESISTOR 2.7 OHM 2W 2%
1
R69
06051014
RD RESISTOR 100 OHM 1/6W
1
R70-77
06054714
RD RESISTOR 470 OHM 1/6W
8
R201-210
06052714
RD RESISTOR 270 OHM 1/6W
10
RA1
06584729
RESIS. ARRAY 4.7K-OHM 1/8W 8EL
1
RA2
06581823
RESIS. ARRAY 1.8K-OHM 1/8W 6EL
1
RA3
06584720
RESIS. ARRAY 4.7K-OHM 1/8W 4EL
1
RA4
06581028
RESIS. ARRAY 1 K-OHM 1/8W 9EL
1
RA5
06584729
RESIS. ARRAY 4.7K-OHM 1/8W 8EL
1
C1
05152212
CERA. CAPA. 220PF 50V
1
C2
05552214
CAPACITOR 220PF 50V
1
C3
05131044
CERA. CAPA. 0.1UF 25V
1
C4
05154723
CERA. CAPA. 4700PF 50V
1
C5-6
05152234
CERA. CAPA. 0.022UF 50V
2
C7
05552214
CAPACITOR 220PF 50V
1
C8
05131044
CERA. CAPA. 0.1UF 25V
1
C9
NOT USED
C10
05152234
CERA. CAPA. 0.022UF 50V
1
C11
05131044
CERA. CAPA. 0.1UF 25V
1
C12
05152234
CERA. CAPA. 0.022UF 50V
1
C13
05154714
CERA. CAPA. 470PF 50V
1
C14
05152212
CERA. CAPA. 220PF 50V
1
C15
05131044
CERA. CAPA. 0.1UF 25V
1
C16
05551044
CAPACITOR 0.1UF 50V
1
C17
05152212
CERA. CAPA. 220PF 50V
1
C18
NOT MOUNTED
C19-20
05532234
CAPACITOR 0.022UF 25V
2
C21-22
05552214
CAPACITOR 220PF 50V
2
C23
05131044
CERA. CAPA. 0.1UF 25V
1
C24
05532234
CAPACITOR 0.022UF 25V
1
C25
05152234
CERA. CAPA. 0.022UF 50V
1
C26-27
NOT MOUNTED
C28
05131044
CERA. CAPA. 0.1UF 25V
1
EXCEPT FOR HK,SU
NOT MOUNTED :HK,SU
C29
05252232
FILM CAPA. 0.022UF 50V
1
EXCEPT FOR HK,SU
NOT MOUNTED :HK,SU
CA1-2
05651012
CAPA. ARRAY 100PF 50V 8EL
2
DSW1
*1
09090034
DIP SWITCH KSS08-1
1
#1
09090046
DIP SWITCH EAH108L-BLK
1
DSW2
*1
09090033
DIP SWITCH KSS04-1
1
#1
09090045
DIP SWITCH EAH104L-BLK
1
XTAL1
09250035
CERA. OSCILLATOR CST10.0MT
1
LED1
08300055
LED LT-1H11A
1
LED2-10
08300058
LED LT-1E21A
9
SW1-4
09010043
PUSH SWITCH SKHHAL=S
4
CN1
09100457
CONNECTOR 57L-40360-770B-D29
1
CN2
*1
09100342
CONNECTOR 53014-0410
1
*3
09100476
CONNECTOR 53014-0470
1
#3
09100342
CONNECTOR 53014-0410
1
CN3
09100464
CONNECTOR 5062-16
1
CN4
*1
09100342
CONNECTOR 53014-0410
1
*3
09100476
CONNECTOR 53014-0470
1
#3
09100342
CONNECTOR 53014-0410
1
DRWG.NO. REV. PARTS NO.
PARTS NAME
Q’TY
REMARKS
RANK
Main Logic Board
– 86 –
DRWG.NO. REV. PARTS NO.
PARTS NAME
Q’TY
REMARKS
RANK
CN5
09100317
CONNECTOR 5483-04A
1
CN6
09100267
CONNECTOR 5483-06A
1
CN7
09100278
CONNECTOR 5483-06A-RED
1
CN8
09100384
CONNECTOR HLEM15S-2
1
CN9
09100464
CONNECTOR 5062-16
1
80703201
CABLE UNIT 16X180 ZL-10
1
JW1
*3
80701170
WIRE 20UL1007BLK230
1
#3
87770070
CABLE UNIT 01X230 (D)
1
J1-42
93930006
JUMPER WIRE STP122
42
J43
NOT USED
J44-59
93930006
JUMPER WIRE STP122
16
J60-63
NOT USED
J64-96
93930006
JUMPER WIRE STP122
33
J97
NOT USED
J98-99
93930006
JUMPER WIRE STP122
2
J201-205
93930006
JUMPER WIRE STP122
5
-
*3
80086510
BOARD ID SEAL HK
1
FOR HK,SU
Version Kind Remark
1.5 Masked ROM Except for Russian version Production
ZL.1.7 EPROM Except for Russian version Maintenance
ZL.1.6.SU EPROM For Russian version. Production/Maintenance
Note 1: As of March, 1993 the program ROM version on IC2 is shown below.If a ROM other than those described
below is mounted, the performance of the printer may differ from that described this manual.
Main Logic Board
– 89 –
IC1
08202008
IC-REG L4960
1
S
IC2
08202013
IC-REG L4941
1
S
D1
08030016
SCHOTTKY DIODE ERB84-009
1
S
R1
06041035
RD RESISTOR 10 K-OHM 1/4W
1
R2
06041034
RD RESISTOR 10 K-OHM 1/4W
1
R3
06242034
RN RESISTOR 20 K-OHM 1/4W 1%
1
R4
06245124
RN RESISTOR 5110 OHM 1/4W
1
C1
*3
05291044
FILM CAPA. 0.1UF 250V
1
#3
05291045
FILM CAPA. 0.1UF 275V
1
C2-3
05192224
CERA. CAPA. 2200PF 400V
2
EXCEPT FOR HK,SU
NOT MOUNTED :HK,SU
C4
05054782
CHEM. CAPA. 4700UF 50V
1
C5
05155614
CERA. CAPA. 560PF 50V
1
C6
05252224
FILM CAPA. 2200PF 50V
1
C7
05154714
CERA. CAPA. 470PF 50V
1
C8
05251044
FILM CAPA. 0.1UF 50V
1
C9
05043385
CHEM. CAPA. 3300UF 35V
1
C10
05024781
CHEM. CAPA. 4700UF 16V
1
C11
05152234
CERA. CAPA. 0.022UF 50V
1
C12
05022271
CHEM. CAPA. 220UF 16V
1
DB1
*3
08990220
DIODE STACK D3SB10
1
S
#3
08990227
DIODE STACK D3SB20
1
S
DB2
08990221
DIODE STACK 1B4B41
1
S
T1
*2
09240710
TRANSFORMER 120V ZL-10-TB US
1
FOR US
#2
09240711
TRANSFORMER 120V ZL-10-TB US
1
FOR US
09240720
TRANSFORMER 220V ZL-10-P EC
1
FOR EC,HK,WG,LA,SU
09240730
TRANSFORMER 240V ZL-10-P UK
1
FOR UK,AS
L1
09251106
LINE FILTER SU10V-05050
1
L2
09251023
CHOKE COIL SK15BS045-300
1
F1
09990058
FUSE 5TT1A 250V
1
FOR US
S
09990021
FUSE EAWK630MA 250V
1
EXCEPT FOR US
S
F2-3
09990054
FUSE 5TT3A 125V
2
FOR US,UK,AS
S
09990050
FUSE EAK3.15A 250V
2
FOR EC,HK,WG,LA,SU
S
-
*3
09110098
CORD SET US-PN ZX-10CL
1
FOR US
#3
09110144
CORD SET US-PN HA-10
1
FOR US
*3
09110099
CORD SET EC-PN ZX-10CL
1
FOR EC,WG,LA
*4
09110099
CORD SET EC-PN ZX-10CL
1
FOR WG,LA
#4
09110143
CORD SET EC-PN HA-10
1
FOR WG,LA
#3
09110143
CORD SET EC-PN HA-10
1
FOR EC
09110067
CORD SET UK-PN LC
1
FOR UK
*2
09110067
CORD SET UK-PN LC
1
FOR HK
#2
09110136
CORD SET HK-PN QBA
1
FOR HK
#1
09110068
CORD SET AS-PN LC
1
FOR AS
#2
09110060
CORD SET SV-PN L=2M
1
FOR SU
09030019
SEESAW SWITCH T-881SBSS-A1
1
*2
04033002
SCREW RIVET 1712-3007
2
FOR IC1,2 :NOTE1
#2
01903035
SCREW TR 3-10 FL
1
FOR IC1,2
#2
82090350
TRANSISTOR HOLDER PLATE R-10
1
FOR IC1,2
04033202
RIVET 1801-0408
2
FOR RADIATION PLATE
04991204
FASTENER T18S
3
FOR US,EC,WG,LA
04991204
FASTENER T18S
2
FOR UK,HK,AS,SU
04991219
CORD BUSHING SR-4N-4
1
FOR US,SU
04991220
CORD BUSHING SR-5N-4
1
EXCEPT FOR US,SU
09990023
FUSE HOLDER UF-0033
6
80701060
WIRE 20UL1015BLK105T
2
80702240
CABLE UNIT 4X60
1
DRWG.NO. REV. PARTS NO.
PARTS NAME
Q’TY
REMARKS
RANK
Power Supply Unit
6-3. Parts List
– 90 –
-
80703120
CABLE UNIT 4X60 ZX-10CL
1
*3
80924691
WIRE 18UL1015G/Y100TT
1
EXCEPT FOR HK,SU
*4
87770060
CABLE UNIT 01X100TT A (D)
1
EXCEPT FOR HK,SU
#4
80705750
CABLE UNIT 01X100TT (A)
1
EXCEPT FOR HK,SU
*3
82020440
POWER CORD COVER ZL-10
1
#3
82020441
POWER CORD COVER ZL-10
1
82911110
RADIATION PLATE ZX-10CL
1
93930006
JUMPER WIRE STP122
6
DRWG.NO. REV. PARTS NO.
PARTS NAME
Q’TY
REMARKS
RANK
Note 1: This screw is retightened wuth a 1/16" hexagon screw driver.
Power Supply Unit
– 92 –
IC101
08200125
IC-I/F LT1081CN
1
IC102
08200109
IC-RESET M51953BL
1
R101
06053324
RD RESISTOR 3.3 K-OHM 1/6W
1
C101-104
05034758
CHEM. CAPA. 4.7UF 25V
4
C105
05551044
CAPACITOR 0.1UF 50V
1
CN101
09100461
CONNECTOR DBLC-J25SAF-23L8
1
CN102
09100462
CONNECTOR 5532-08A
1
J101-108
93930006
JUMPER WIRE STP122
8
P=10mm
7-2. I/F Board
7-2-1. Circuit Diagram
7-2-2. Component Layout
DRWG.NO. REV. PARTS NO.
PARTS NAME
Q’TY
REMARKS
RANK
7-2-3. Parts List
– 94 –
7-3-2. Component Layout
[Parts side] [Solder side]
7-3-3. Parts List
CPU Board
DRWG.NO. REV. PARTS NO.
PARTS NAME
Q’TY
REMARKS
RANK
IC1
08250011
MASKED CPU HD63B01YF-IF
1
IC2
08221021
SRAM HM6264LFP-100NS
1
TR1
07603007
DIGITAL TRANSISTOR RTIN434C-T
1
R1
06754721
CHIP RESISTOR 4.7 K-OHM 1/10W
1
R2-4
06751021
CHIP RESISTOR 1 K-OHM 1/10W
3
R5
06754721
CHIP RESISTOR 4.7 K-OHM 1/10W
1
R6-7
06783313
CHIP RESISTOR 330 OHM 1/8W
2
R8
06754721
CHIP RESISTOR 4.7 K-OHM 1/10W
1
RA1
06564721
RESIS. ARRAY 4.7K-OHM 1/16W8EL
1
C1
05731042
CERA. CAPA. CHIP 0.1UF 25V
1
C2
05514751
TANTALUM CAPA. CHIP 4.7UF 10V
1
C3
05731042
CERA. CAPA. CHIP 0.1UF 25V
1
C4
NOT USED
C5-6
05751025
CERA. CAPA. CHIP 1000PF 50V
2
XTAL1
09250039
CERA. OSCILLATOR EFO-W4914B5
1
DSW1
09090018
DIP SWITCH KSD08
1
SW1
09010047
PUSH SWITCH SKHHLS0001
1
CN1A-1B
80706070
INTERFACE CABLE SPC-8K
1
CN2
09100463
CONNECTOR 5533-08CPB
1
– 95 –
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