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Panasonic DP-180 Service Manual - page 155
155
UF-9000
APR 2006
Ver. 3.0
DP-180/190
88
USB Port Function
0 : Off
1 : Once
2 : On
0
89
LAN Speed/Duplex
0 : Auto
1 : 10 Half
2 : 10 Full
3 : 100 Half
4 : 100 Full
0
90
Beep Sound
0 : Off
1 : Soft
2 : Loud
1
91-94 Not Used
95
Paper Size (FA)
(Factory use only)
0 : Japan
1 : USA/CAN
2 : Europe
3 : Other
1 (for USA / Canada)
2 (for Europe)
96-97 Not Used
F5 Mode
No.
Item
Function
Default Setting
Summary of DP-180
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Order number: mgcs031201c0 j7 facsimile uf-9000 dp-180/190 [ version 3.0 ] this service information is designed for experienced repair technicians only and is not intended for use by the general public. It does not contain warnings or cautions to advise non-technical individuals of potential dangers...
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2 the contents of this service manual and the specifications are subject to change without notice. Panasonic communications co., ltd. Reserves the right to make improvements in the product design without reservation and without notice. Published in japan. Information regarding lead-free (pbf) solder...
Page 3: Important Notice
3 important notice please read this notice completely before repairing or installing any optional accessories. As failure to properly install the additional board or connector with the power on could damage the machine’s spc or sc board. Please follow the instructions below: 1. It is essential that ...
Page 4: Precautions
4 precautions power and ground connection cautions ensure that the plug connection is free of dust. In a damp environment, a contaminated connector can draw a significant amount of current that can generate heat and eventually cause fire if left unattended over an extended period of time. Always use...
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5 once a month, unplug the machine and check the power cord for the following. If you notice any unusual condition, contact the authorized panasonic dealer . The power cord is plugged firmly into the receptacle. The plug is not excessively heated, rusted, or bent. The plug and receptacle are free of...
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6 do not place a magnet near the safety switch of the machine. A magnet can activate the machine accidentally resulting in injuries. Do not use a highly flammable spray or solvent near the machine. It can cause fire. When copying a thick document, do not use excessive force to press it against the d...
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Table of contents 7 specifications table...................................9 1.1. Control panel............................................9 1.2. Copy function.........................................11 1.3. Fax, printer and internet fax functions ................................................19 1...
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Table of contents 8 9.13. Message disposition notifications (mdn) - extended feature ...................332 9.14. Lightweight directory access protocol (ldap) - extended feature ..................336 9.15. Lightweight challenge-response mechanism pop (apop) - extended feature...........................
Page 9: 1 Specifications Table
9 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 1 specifications table 1.1. Control panel for usa only panafax uf-9000 for americas workio dp-190 for euro and other destinations workio dp-180
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10 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 for usa only panafax uf-9000 for americas workio dp-190 for euro and other destinations workio dp-180 note: lcd display brightness adjustment to adjust the brightness of the lcd display, press and while holding down the " clear" key, keep pressing the " origin...
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11 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 1.2. Copy function copy function items description remarks uf-9000 dp-180 / 190 basic specifications 1 type desktop 2 platen fixed 3 original position platen left / rear / face down adf left / center / face up 4 recording paper path center 5 drum organic photo...
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12 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 16 zoom enlargement selected original size / copy size reduction selected original size / copy size zoom 50 - 200% 1% step 17 paper feed front loading universal paper tray paper tray capacity 250 sheets x 1 ltr / a4: 20 lb (75 g/m 2 ) low level paper warning y...
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13 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 options 1 paper feed system 550 sheets x 1 550 sheets 2nd paper feed module yes paper size detection manual control panel selectable low level paper warning yes orange low paper level indicator max. Paper capacity 800 sheets ltr / a4: 20 lb (75 g/m 2 ) (tray 1...
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14 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 energy saver mode power saver mode 20 w turns off the heater power. Automatically enters the sleep or shutdown mode after 15 minutes from the standby or energy saver mode. Manually enters the energy saver mode by pressing the energy saver key. Sleep or shutdow...
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15 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 others (inverting adf & adu) 2-page copy mode no 2 in 1 yes 4 in 1 yes booklet mode no duplex copy 1→2 yes 2→1 yes scanning twice by turning original. 2→2 yes book→2 no image rotation (90 or 270 °) no electronic sorting yes rotation sorting no insertion job no...
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16 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 key qwerty keyboard yes directory search (4 way) yes original size yes copy size yes keypad yes clear yes stop yes start yes energy saver yes sort / finish no function mode yes original detection release no interrupt no reset yes one-touch key yes mode change ...
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17 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 warning indicators yes no toner yes no paper yes add paper indication yes mechanical indicator paper jam indication yes paper jam location yes service alert call yes user error yes machine error yes history of jam errors yes 4 main unit total counter electroni...
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18 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 efficiency 1 productivity adf through-put speed approx. 50% adu copy productivity (ltr / a4) 1→2 10 copies more than 50% throughput when the lsu is ready; paper is fed from the 1st paper tray and is ejected to the exit tray. Pm cycle 1 pm cycle major pm 85 k (...
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19 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 1.3. Fax, printer and internet fax functions 1.3.1. Fax function fax function items description remarks uf-9000 dp-180 / 190 main specifications 1 compatibility super g3 / g3 itu-t std & non-std 2 pstn line port yes 1-line only 3 leased line port no 4 v.24 lin...
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20 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 6 collation stack yes face down printer mechanism 1 recording method lp 2 recording speed approx. 19 ppm recording speed attained after the 1st copy. 3 recording resolution fax 600 x 600 dpi 4 recording paper size legal / letter legal / letter a4 / a5 invoice:...
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21 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 12 automatic redialing yes up to 15 times at 0 to 15 min. Intervals 13 manual redialing yes pressing the redial/pause button 14 line monitor speaker yes 15 chain dialing (hybrid dial) yes in monitor dialing mode only 16 pulse / tone dialing yes 10 pps / dtmf 1...
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22 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 6 distinctive ring detector (drd) yes specified destinations only 7 90 degree rotation reception no 8 duplex printing yes polling 1 polling yes 2 turnaround polling no 3 multi-station polling yes max. 250 stations 4 deferred polling yes max. 50 timers 5 deferr...
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23 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 special communications 1 password xmt / rcv yes 2 selective reception yes tsi check 3 relay xmt request no 4 relay xmt center no 5 confidential xmt / polling no 6 confidential center no 7 mailbox xmt / polling yes 8 mailbox center yes max.10 mail boxes 9 file ...
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24 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 1.3.2. Printer function printer function items description remarks uf-9000 dp-180 / 190 interface 1 centronics parallel i/f no 2 lan (network) yes ethernet 10base-t/100base- tx 3 usb port yes usb1.1 4 ieee-1394 no firewire printer function 1 printing size lgl ...
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25 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 18 output to separate tray for printing, fax, copy no 19 font yes requires optional pcl6 or ps / pcl6 emulation kit 20 mailbox yes requires optional hdd unit. Max. 100 users. Max. 20 mailboxes for each user id 21 secure mailbox yes requires optional hdd unit. ...
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26 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 1.3.3. Network scanner function network scanner function items description remarks uf-9000 / dp-180/190 interface 1 centronics parallel i/f no 2 lan (network) yes ethernet 10base-t/100base-tx 3 usb port no 4 ieee-1394 no firewire network scanning function 1 sc...
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27 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 1.3.4. Internet fax function internet fax function items description remarks uf-9000 / dp-180/190 main specifications 1 communication protocols smtp / pop3 / mime 2 max. Modem speed na 3 coding scheme jbig/mmr/mr/mh 4 file format tiff / jpeg or pdf selectable ...
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28 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 lan features 1 internet fax communication yes 2 internet mail reception yes 3 internet fax server features internet fax relay xmt yes ifax → ifax → g3fax email relay xmt yes pc → ifax → g3fax received fax / email forward yes local print available pc fax transm...
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29 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 1.4. System combination scanner unit (spc pc board) expansion flash memory card 4 or 8mb main pc board image memory (1-slot) electronic sorting memory 2nd paper feed module option option standard configuration panel (pnl pc board) mechanical counter option han...
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30 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 1.5. Options list ■ options note: pcl6 is a page description language of the hewlett-packard company. Postscript 3 (ps3) is a page description language of the adobe systems company. The part name(s) / part number(s) differ depending on the models and the desti...
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31 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 ■ supplies uf-9000 note: 1. Ug-5530 cannot be used with the new navy blue control panel models, serial no. Prefix cf [march 2006] and above for usa/canada. 2. The ug-5540 can be used with the current light blue control panel models, serial no. Prefix bf [febru...
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32 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 1.6. External view 1. Standard configuration 17.65 in (448 mm) 19.89 in (505 mm) 18.19 in (462 mm) 20.57 in (522 mm) 16.65 in (423 mm) 17.72 in (450 mm) manufacturer's name and address factory id complies with fda radiation performance standards, 21 cfr subcha...
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33 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 2. With optional 2nd paper feed module configuration 19.89 in (505 mm) 17.65 in (448 mm) 26.09 in (662 mm) 18.19 in (462 mm) 5.59 in (142 mm) 17.72 in (450 mm).
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34 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 3. Space requirements 18.19 in (462 mm) 19.92 in (506 mm) 3.94 in (100 mm) 42.36 in (1076 mm) 3.94 in (100 mm) 3.94 in (100 mm) 3.94 in (100 mm) 26.06 in (662 mm) 14.57 in (370 mm) 18.19 in (462 mm) 19.92 in (506 mm) 3.94 in (100 mm) 4.33 in (110 mm) 42.36 in ...
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35 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 1.6.1. Serial number contents the contents of the 11-digit serial number is as follows: 2 3 4 5 6 1 sequential production number 5-digit sequential production number 00001 ~ 99999 = 1 ~ 99,999 units a0001 ~ y9999 = 100,000 ~ 329,976 units (letters “i” and “o” ...
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36 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 1.7. Clutches, switches, motors and fan 1.8. Sensors and pc boards main motor 2nd paper feed motor clutch pick up solenoid registration solenoid motor fan scanner motor adf motor adf cover interlock switch front cover safety interlock switch opc drum unit inte...
Page 37: 2 Disassembly Instructions
37 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 2 disassembly instructions 2.1. General disassembly pertinent disassembly instruction sections are shown below..
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38 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 2.2. Disassembly instructions 2.2.1. Automatic document feeder (adf) unit 2.2.1.1. Stamp head (553) 2.2.1.2. Adf roller (417), pick up roller (414), separation rubber (547) (1) open the adf. (2) detach the left side of the scanning pad (404). (3) open the stam...
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39 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 (3) remove 2 snap rivets (551). (4) remove the separator assembly. (5) remove the separation rubber (547). Note: when reinstalling, ensure that the embossed "r" is facing downward. (6) remove 2 silver screws (v7). (7) close the adf cover. (8) remove the adf co...
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40 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 (9) remove the tension spring (426). (10) remove 1 screw (v7). (11) remove the adf roller fix plate (409). (12) lift the adf cover base. (13) remove the adf roller assembly as illustrated. Note: when reinstalling, ensure that the adf roller assembly is connect...
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41 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 (16) remove the stopper arm (413). (17) remove 2 e-ring (447). (18) remove the pick up shaft (415). (19) remove the pick up roller (414)..
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42 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 2.2.1.3. Adf pc board (1911), adf motor (541) (1) open the adf cover. (2) remove 1 silver screw (h8). (3) open the adf. (4) release 4 latch hooks. (5) remove the adf rear cover (402). (6) disconnect all the harnesses on adf pc board. (7) remove 2 screws (v7) a...
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43 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 (9) remove the paper transport knob (525). (10) remove 2 screws (h8). (11) remove the document guide (429). (12) remove the adf cover. (refer to 2.2.1.2.) (13) remove 2 silver screws (v7). (14) release the ferrite core from the latch hook. (15) remove 2 screws...
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44 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 2.2.1.4. Feed roller (516) (1) remove the document guide. (refer to 2.2.1.3.) (2) remove the adf cover. (refer to 2.2.1.2.) (3) remove 2 silver screws (v7). (4) remove the front pin (425). (5) remove the rear pin (425). (6) remove the upper adf feed unit. (7) ...
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45 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 2.2.1.5. Cleaning adf roller, pick up roller, separation rubber and feed roller (15) remove 2 silver screws (v7). (16) remove the front attachment plate. (17) remove 2 silver screws (v7). (18) remove the frame cover. (19) remove 2 d6 bushings (537). (20) remov...
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46 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 (3) clean the feed roller (516) with a soft cloth, saturated with water by turning paper transport knob. Note: for stubborn toner accumulation, wipe with a soft cloth saturated with isopropyl alcohol first, then follow up with a soft cloth saturated with water...
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47 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 2.2.2. Control panel unit 2.2.2.1. Battery (128), pnl1 pc board (1905), pnl2 pc board (1906), pnl3 pc board (1907), pnl5 pc board (1909), pnl4 pc board (1908), lcd module (127) (1) remove 1 screw (v6). (2) remove the battery holder (102). (3) replace the batte...
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48 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 (8) disconnect all the harnesses on pnl1 pc board as illustrated. (9) remove 2 screws (f10). (10) remove the pnl1 pc board (1905). (11) remove the panel base (101). (12) remove the pnl4 pc board (1908). (13) remove 13 screws (f10). (14) remove the pnl 2 pc boa...
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49 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 (15) disconnect 2 harnesses on pnl 2 pc board. (16) remove 7 screws (f10). (17) remove the pnl 3 pc board (1907). (18) remove 4 screws (f10). (19) remove the pnl 5 pc board (1909). (20) remove the lcd holder (122)..
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50 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 (21) remove the lcd module (127)..
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51 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 2.2.3. Scanner unit 2.2.3.1. Scanning lamp (303), spc pc board (1910) (1) remove the adf rear cover. (refer to 2.2.1.3.) (2) remove 1 screw (v9). (3) disconnect the harness on the adf pc board (pa04). (4) open the adf. (5) release the latch of the left hinge w...
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52 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 (14) remove the ccd harness seal (213). (15) remove 2 screws (h8). (16) remove the seal plate (227). (17) disconnect the flat harness (1922). Note: there is no need to disconnect the front fg harness that is attached to the ccd unit. Note: the fg harness is us...
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53 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 2.2.4. Cover assembly 2.2.4.1. Front cover (601), rear door (612) 2.2.4.2. Right cover (615), left cover (616), rear cover (617) (1) open the front cover. (2) release 2 latch hooks and remove the front cover (601). (3) open the rear door. (4) release 2 latch h...
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54 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 (4) disconnect the speaker harness (631). (5) release the harness from the harness clamp. (6) remove 5 silver screws (v6). (7) remove the left side cover (616). (8) remove 2 silver screws (v6). (9) remove the rear cover (617)..
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55 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 2.2.5. Pc board 2.2.5.1. Sc pc board (1901), fxb pc board (1903), ctrl pc board (1902) (1) remove the right cover. (refer to 2.2.4.2.) (2) remove 7 screws (u1). (3) remove the sc cover (701). (4) remove 2 screws (u1). (5) remove the pcb cover (620). (6) remove...
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56 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 2.2.5.2. Hvps (1005), lvps unit (1021) (14) disconnect all the harnesses on the fxb pc board. (15) remove 4 screws (u1). (16) remove the fxb pc board (1903). (17) release the harnesses from the harness clamp. (18) remove 4 screws (u1) and 1 screw (t9). (19) re...
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57 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 (4) remove 2 screws (t9) and 1 screw (u3). (5) disconnect the flat harness (1917). (6) release the latch hook and remove the hvps (1005). (7) disconnect the harness on the hvps. (8) disconnect 2 harnesses (1219 and 1930) on the lvps unit. (9) remove 2 screws (...
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58 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 2.2.6. Drive unit (1) remove the sc base bracket. (refer to 2.2.5.1.) (2) disconnect the harnesses on the engine control pc board (cn004, cn011, cn012, cn016 and cn019). (3) release the harnesses from the harness clamps. (4) remove 4 screws (u1) and 1 screw (t...
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59 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 2.2.7. Lsu unit (1) remove the front cover. (refer to 2.2.4.1.) (2) remove the right cover, left cover and rear cover. (refer to 2.2.4.2.) (3) remove the sc cover and disconnect the usb cable. (refer to 2.2.5.1.) (4) release 2 harnesses from 2 harness clamps. ...
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60 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 2.2.8. Fuser unit caution: to prevent from getting burned, do not install, remove, clean or make adjustments when the fuser unit is hot. (1) remove the rear door. (refer to 2.2.4.1.) (2) remove the scanner unit and upper cover. (refer to 2.2.7.) (3) disconnect...
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61 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 (10) remove 2 screws (t9). (11) remove the side fuser cover (1226). (12) remove 2 screws (t9). (13) remove the left fuser cover (1224). (14) remove 2 black screws (u5). (15) separate the upper fuser unit. (16) remove the pressure roller (1205). (17) remove 2 s...
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62 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 (19) shift the fuser roller and remove the left heat roller bushing (1206). (20) remove the heat roller (1205). (21) remove the heat roller gear (1208) and the right heat roller bushing (1207). (22) remove 3 screws (u3). (23) remove 2 thermostats (1204). (24) ...
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63 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 2.2.9. Paper feed module 2.2.9.1. Pick up roller (1316) and separator pad (1615) 2.2.9.2. Registration roller (1303) and paper feed roller (1305) (1) pull the paper tray out. (2) remove the separator pad (1625). (3) remove the front cover. (refer to 2.2.4.1.) ...
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64 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 2.2.10. Bias transfer roller (1503) (1) remove the front cover. (refer to 2.2.4.1.) (2) remove the cartridge unit. (3) remove 2 transfer roller holder (1501). (4) remove the bias transfer roller assembly. (5) remove the spacer (811). (6) remove the transfer ge...
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65 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 2.2.11. Adu (1) remove the scanner unit. (refer to 2.2.7.) (2) slide the paper tray out. (3) turn the unit upside down. (4) remove 4 screws (t9). (5) remove the lower base plate (1401). (6) remove 2 screws (u1). (7) remove the plate. (8) remove 4 screws (t9). ...
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66 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 2.2.12. 2nd paper feed module 2.2.12.1. Pick up roller (1733), separator pad (1812), 2nd feeder pc board (1945) (1) separate the 2nd paper feed module from the unit. (2) remove 2 screws (u1). (3) remove the top cover assembly (1730). (4) remove 4 screws (u1). ...
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67 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 (10) remove the spacer (811). (11) remove the bearing (1715). (12) shift the shaft and remove the pick up roller (1733). (13) remove the paper tray. (14) remove the separator pad (1824)..
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68 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 2.2.13. Toner cartridge 2.2.13.1. Cleaning paper feed roller (1305), registration roller (1303), paper chute and dust scraper assembly (1315) (1) open the front cover. (2) remove the toner cartridge. (3) wipe the paper feed roller (a: 1305), registration rolle...
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69 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 2.3. Hardware identification template part no. Figure remark ref. No. Screw (see note) xyn3+f5 screw xyn3+f5fj 3f screw xtb3+8g f10 screw xtw3+8l p3 screw xtw26+8s t8 t9 u1 screw xyc3+ff8c u3 screw xtw3+12s u4 screw xtw3+12sfz u5 screw pjneb0003y u7 screw xtb3...
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70 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 washer xwe4 v3 screw xtw3+8pfn v7 screw xtw4+16pfn v8 screw xtw3+6lfn v9 screw xts3+8j w1 screw dzzsp29011 w2 screw xtb2+12j w4 screw xsn2+10fn w5 screw xtw4+8lfn y11 screw xtw3+6lfc v5 screw xtb3+8jfn v6 screw pjnac0003z w7 screw xtn3+8jfn w8 screw xtw3+6s v2...
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71 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 3 maintenance, adjustments and check points 3.1. Preventive maintenance preventive maintenance is performed at specific intervals and consists of machine cleaning and parts replacement. It is essential to perform these service activities properly and at the sp...
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72 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4 laser handling precautions the optical laser system employed by this photocopier is completely sealed by a protective housing and an external cover. Therefore, the laser beam will not stray or leak during photocopying operation. However, when servicing the p...
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73 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 3.2. Required tools 3.2.1. Preventive maintenance method no. Tools no. Tools 1 soft cloth 7 pliers 2 isopropyl alcohol 8 cotton swab 3 phillips screwdriver (#2) 9 brush 4 stubby phillips screwdriver (#2) 10 ks-660 - conductive grease (available from shin-etsu ...
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74 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 3.3. Preventive maintenance points.
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75 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 3.4. Preventive maintenance check list the chart outlined below is a general guideline for maintenance. The list is for an average usage of 50 transmitted and received documents per day. Needless to say, the environmental conditions and actual use will vary th...
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76 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 3.5. Updating the firmware the quickest and most easiest method of updating the firmware is to use the network firmware program tool (fup) using ethernet lan port and a crossover cable. The network fup tool version must be 3.Xx or higher, and it can be found o...
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77 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 c. Spc pc board firmware the 2 mb program memory (f-rom) is integrated on the spc pcb. The programs for scanner control and printer control are saved on the board. The firmware is transferred as serial data from the sc pcb. D. Firmware updating ports three (3)...
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78 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 3) preparing the main unit for the firmware upgrade make sure the unit's key operator password is the same as the tool's password. Make sure the unit is in an idle state (e.G. Not making copies, not printing, etc.). 4) upgrading the main unit's firmware code s...
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79 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 3.5.3. Updating through usb port (alternate method) if the device is not connected to the lan, upgrade the firmware code using the usb port. 1) install the local firmware update tool to your pc the option cd-rom includes the local firmware update tool, and the...
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80 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 the firmware in the table below are not interchangeable. Firmware for machines with serial no. Prefix cf [ march 2006 ], and above for usa/canada (may differ for other destinations). (navy blue control panel), cannot be used on machines with serial no. Prefix ...
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81 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 3.5.4. Updating the firmware using the master firmware card (alternate method) 1. Before starting, print the f5/f6 parameters list (copy service mode f9-03-00). 2. Turn the power switch on the left side of the machine to the off position. (during a lightning s...
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82 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 3) preparing the main unit for the programming master card important: do not connect the usb cable yet. 1. Turn the power switch on the left side of the machine to the off position. (during a lightning storm, to prevent electrocution disconnect the telephone l...
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83 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 3.5.7. User authentication function confirmation (specified destinations only) (incorporated into production, starting with serial no. Prefix cf [march 2006] and above) if your customer requires user authentication, first verify whether your machine has this f...
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84 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 3.5.8. Notice after installing the hdd option after the hard disk drive unit is installed, to prevent a scan disk function from being performed (similar to when the power is abruptly interrupted to the pc), it is important to follow the step sequence below whe...
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85 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 3.5.10. Firmware version sc : spc : dp-tri a a vxxxxx au destination code (copier) pu : usa/canada pb : uk destination code (fax) au : usa/canada ab : uk firmware version (v1xxxx) language code a : a-english, c-french & spanish b : a-english, spanish & portugu...
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86 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 3.6. Adjusting the printer registration, lsu image side to side when installing the paper tray option, the following lsu image side to side adjustment may be required. The printer registration is adjusted at the factory. If copy image is abnormal, especially i...
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87 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 3.6.3. Lsu image side to side adjustment for the adu 1. Insert letter or a4 size paper into the 1st tray and change the tray setting to the appropriate paper size. Empty all the remaining trays (including the bypass tray) to disable them. 2. Press “ function”,...
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88 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4 troubleshooting 4.1. Initial troubleshooting flowchart start plug the power cord, and turn the power switches on. Does the lcd display function correctly? Does the original document feed through correctly? Does the recording paper exit the unit? Troubleshoot...
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89 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.2. Improper lcd display note: lcd display brightness adjustment to adjust the brightness of the lcd display, press and while holding down the " clear" key, keep pressing the " original size" or the "copy size" key until the desired brightness is achieved. Or...
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90 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.3. Printed copy quality problems 4.3.1. Black copy start no yes check the scanner mechanism. Is the power supply unit normal? Is the sc pcb normal? Is the toner cartridge operational? Replace the toner cartridge. 1. Check all connectors and voltages on the p...
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91 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.3.2. Blank copy start end check the scanner mechanism. Are there any foreign particles or stains on the btr? Is the toner cartridge operational? Is the power supply unit normal? Yes yes yes no no no replace the toner cartridge . Yes no 1. Clean the btr with ...
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92 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.3.3. Vertical white lines start end replace the recording paper. Yes no replace the toner cartridge . Are there any foreign particles or stains blocking the laser beam path? No 1. Clean the btr with a soft, dry cloth. 2. Replace the btr. Yes no clean or repl...
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93 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.3.4. Ghost images start end no yes check the scanner mechanism. Is the toner cartridge operational? No yes are the fuser and pressure roller surfaces clean? No yes is the recording paper damp? Are there any foreign particles or stains on the btr? No yes yes ...
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94 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.3.5. Vertical dark lines start no yes check the scanner mechanism. Is the toner cartridge operational? No yes are there any foreign particles or stains on the btr? Yes no 2. Replace the toner cartridge. 1. Clean the btr with a soft, dry cloth. 2. Replace the...
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95 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.3.6. Horizontal dark lines start is the printout in service mode 3 normal? Yes no replace the toner cartridge. 1. Clean the btr with a soft, dry cloth. 2. Replace the btr. No yes check the scanner mechanism. Is the toner cartridge operational? No yes is the ...
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96 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.3.7. Dark background is the laser unit (lsu) normal? No yes replace the laser unit (lsu). Start no yes check the scanner mechanism. Is the toner cartridge operational? No yes is the recording paper damp? Yes no replace the recording paper. Replace the toner ...
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97 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.3.8. Light print no yes start no yes is the printout in service mode 3 normal? Check the scanner mechanism. Is the toner cartridge operational? No yes is the recording paper damp? Yes no replace the paper. Replace the toner cartridge. Are there any foreign p...
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98 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.3.9. Horizontal white lines end no yes clean or replace the rollers. Start no yes check the scanner mechanism. Is the toner cartridge operational? No yes is the recording paper damp? Yes no replace the recording paper. Replace the toner cartridge. Is the pow...
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99 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.3.10. Improper fusing (printed image does not bond to the paper) note: replace the entire fuser unit when the thermostat, the thermal fuse or the thermistor assembly becomes an open-circuit. End is the fuser unit normal? No yes replace the fuser unit. (see n...
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100 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.3.11. Voids in solid areas end no yes clean or replace the rollers. Start no yes is the recording paper damp? Replace the recording paper. Is the toner cartridge operational? Yes no replace the toner cartridge. P paper travel are the fuser and pressure roll...
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101 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.3.12. Black dots end no yes clean or replace the rollers. Start is the toner cartridge operational? Yes no replace the toner cartridge. P paper travel are the fuser and pressure roller surfaces clean?.
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102 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.3.13. Recording paper creases start no yes is the recording paper damp? Replace the recording paper. End are there any foreign particles or stains in the fuser unit? 1. Remove any foreign particles or clean the stains. Are there any foreign particles or sta...
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103 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.3.14. Poor printed copy quality start is the test pattern printout in service mode 3 normal? 1. Replace the sc pcb. 2. Replace the laser unit (lsu). 3. Replace the power supply unit. 4. Replace the toner cartridge . End perform a receiving test with the ref...
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104 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.3.15. Abnormal printing start is the recording paper loaded in the cassette properly? 1. Adjust the paper width guide. 2. Adjust the paper length guide. 3. Ensure the paper is under the paper separation clips. Is a panasonic toner cartridge being used? Yes ...
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105 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.3.16. Scanned copy quality problems start no yes is the led array abnormal? Replace the led array. End are the transmitting rollers dirty? Are there any foreign particles or paper pieces in the scanning area? Yes no remove the foreign particles or paper pie...
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106 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.4. Document feeder (adf) 4.4.1. No document feed start end no is the adf unit closed? Close the adf unit firmly. Yes no is the adf roller clean? Clean the surface of the roller with water (sect. 2.). Yes no is the adf roller worn out? Replace the adf roller...
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107 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.4.2. Document does not feed or multiple feeds start end no is the adf unit closed? Close the adf unit firmly. Yes no is the adf roller clean? Clean the surface of the roller with water (sect. 2.). Yes no is the adf roller worn out? Replace the adf roller (s...
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108 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.4.3. Document jam (030) or skew end start close the adf unit firmly. No no no no no yes yes yes yes yes is the adf unit closed? Copy mode sample clean or replace sensor pcb. Do all sensors operate normally? Clean the surface of roller with water. Does the f...
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109 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.5. Communications this section explains general troubleshooting procedures for the 400 series of information codes. These errors are primarily caused by poor telephone line quality (loss, noise, echo, etc.). This unit is furnished with service mode 1 to ass...
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110 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.5.2. Poor transmitted copy quality start yes make a copy. No no yes is the printed copy normal? Perform a transmission test to a reference fax unit. Is the led array lit? The sc pcb? Yes yes no are cn (sc pcb) and cn (ccd pcb) connected properly? Connect th...
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111 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.5.3. Dialing problems start end no yes does the unit proceed to phase b? 1. Set documents on the adf correctly. 4. Refer to sect. 4. 3. The called party is busy. 2. Check the telephone line connection. Are you using one-touch or abbr dialing? Are you using ...
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112 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.5.4. Transmission problems start end yes no does the id display? 1. No id function at the remote unit. 2. The id is not set for the remote unit. Does the verification stamp operate? Is the copy quality ok? Yes no no 1. Set "stamp=on" 2. Check the sc pcb. 3....
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113 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.5.5. Reception problems start end yes no does the machine answer the ringing signal? 1. Set "rcv = auto" 2. Check that all covers are closed firmly. 3. Check the telephone line connection. 4. Check the ringer timing or drd setting. 5. Check the recording pa...
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114 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.5.6. Polling problems note: no-check mode means that password is not set. Start end yes no is polling reception ok? 1. Set the same polling password as the other party is using. 2. Check the password of the remote unit. Is polling transmission ok? Any other...
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115 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.6. Troubleshooting the lan interface 4.6.1. Checking network configuration start from the dos prompt, enter the following command-line utility: ipconfig /all locate a pc connected to the same subnet mask as the unit does the displayed network configuration,...
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116 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.6.2. Testing the tcp/ip network it is beyond the scope of this service manual to cover networking in detail, there are many excellent manuals on this subject, but we hope the information in this section will aid with your troubleshooting efforts. In most ca...
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117 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 2. Checking the current configuration print the current unit internet parameters configuration. Locate a pc connected to the same subnet mask as the unit, then from the dos prompt, type the following command-line utility: "ipconfig /all" for windows 98/me/xp/...
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118 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 pinging the unit pinging the default gateway (default router ip address) pinging the smtp/pop server if for some reason, the physical connection is missing, the echo reply will not be received from the destination and the following output is displayed: c:\win...
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119 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 if the physical destination is far and it's connected by wan (wide area network), the ping option command default value must be changed to compensate for the expected delayed response. E.G. 4. Tracing a packet route another useful command-line utility is trac...
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120 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 5. Managing network route tables in the simplest case a router connects two network segments. In this model, the system used to join the two segments needs to know only about these segments. The routing table for router r1 in this case is simple; the followin...
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121 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 when the packet does not reach the specified destination even when the physical connection is properly made, check the registered persistent routes on the same subnet as the unit by typing "route print" in the dos command-line. The output display is shown bel...
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122 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 7. Testing unit using the telnet command telnet is a terminal emulation protocol. Telnet enables pcs and workstations to function as dumb terminals in sessions with hosts on internet works. From windows 98/me/xp/2000/nt, use the telnet to test the communicati...
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123 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.7. Error codes (for copier) the self-diagnostic functions detect troubles in the important components of the copier. When trouble occurs, the copier stops. Note: some codes are not used in the uf-9000/dp-180/190, and are reserved for future use. 4.7.1. User...
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124 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.7.1.1. Low toner messages / operation the toner cartridge yield is approximately 5,000 pages using letter or a4 size paper and 5% black coverage, however, the maximum yield will not exceed 6,000 pages. The machine controls the printer to maintain good print...
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125 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.7.2. Jam error codes (j code) section jam location a adf b paper transport / exit area c paper entry area jam error codes (j codes) table code contents section j00 the registration sensor did not detect paper within a predetermined time after paper started ...
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126 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 • sensor and switch location.
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127 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.7.2.1. Copy / print over flow / flow service mode f5-10: exit tray limitation (paper stack limitation) 0: none 1: 150 sheets/accumulate 2: 150 sheets/job copy or print yes no select 1 or 2 fax/email is the job larger than 150 pages? Normal function if next ...
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128 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.7.3. Mechanical error codes (e code) e1: optical unit error code function check points e1- 01 abnormal platen glass scanning 1. Home position sensor connector is disconnected. 2. Home position sensor is defective. 3. Scanner motor connector is disconnected....
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129 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 note: these error codes will appear only when the optional accessories are installed. E4- 10 exhaust fan motor rotation (fuser unit side) 1. Exhaust fan connector is disconnected. 2. Exhaust fan is defective. 3. Lvps connector is disconnected. 4. Lvps is defe...
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130 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.8. Information code table (for facsimile) fax information codes code mode phase description of problem cause 001 rcv copy c, d leading edge of the recording paper fails to reach the timing sensor. (1st tray) recording paper jam. Timing sensor abnormal. 002 ...
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131 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 401 xmt b dcn was returned from receiver while transmitter is waiting for cfr or ftt. Your machine's id number is not programmed. Possible incompatibility or incorrect password. 402 xmt b dcn was returned from receiver while transmitter is waiting for nsf/dis...
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132 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 415 xmt (polling) b remote side attempted to receive message from your machine in polling communication. Inform the remote side that your machine does not have the polling transmission feature. 416 rcv d receiver did not detect post command, such as eop, mps,...
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133 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 496 xmt c cs of modem is not able to turn on. Fxb pcb is defective. 501 xmt/ rcv(v.34) b remote unit does not have compatible modem. 502 xmt/ rcv(v.34) b, c, d during reception, cd turned off or continued on for long time. During communication, lost loop - cu...
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134 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 630 xmt or rcv (polling) b redial count over. No dial tone detected. Sensor dial tone is not detected. (destination dependent) busy tone is detected. (destination dependent) t1 timer (35 ± 5 sec.) elapsed without a signal from the receiver. 631 xmt a "stop" b...
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135 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 721 pop lan unable to login to the pop server. Incorrect user name or password is set. 722 rcv lan failed to obtain the network parameters (such as: ip address, subnet mask, default gateway ip address, etc.) from the dhcp server. Lan cable is disconnected. Dh...
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136 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 879 memory rcv pstn memory overflow occurred during substitute memory reception. Memory overflow on the fax side. Lan memory overflow. Mail server sent a reset command while downloading the data to the machine. Memory overflow on the fax side. Mail server abo...
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137 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.9. Diagnostic codes (for facsimile) the 13-digit diagnostic code is provided for the service technician to analyze how the communication was performed. The code is recorded on the journal. Journal example 1st digit: manufacturer code -: not used/defined fax...
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138 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 2nd digit -: not used/defined 3rd digit -: not used/defined fax diagnostic codes data definition id (tsi, csi, cig) rtn dcn stop button 0 - - - - 1 received - - - 2 - received - - 3 received received - - 4 - - received - 5 received - received - 6 - received r...
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139 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4th digit -: not used/defined 5th digit -: not used/defined fax diagnostic codes data definition scanning rate resolution 0 20 ms/line std 1 5 ms/line std 2 10 ms/line std 3 - std 4 40 ms/line std 5 - std 6 - std 7 0 ms/line std 8 20 ms/line fine 9 5 ms/line ...
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140 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 6th digit -: not used/defined 7th digit -: not used/defined fax diagnostic codes data definition polling xmt/rcv selective comm. Password comm. 0 - rcv off off 1 yes rcv off off 2 - xmt off off 3 yes xmt off off 4 - rcv on off 5 yes rcv on off 6 - xmt on off ...
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141 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 8th digit -: not used/defined 9th digit -: not used/defined fax diagnostic codes data definition advanced comm. Cover sheet xmt 0 - - 1 report xmt - 2 check & call - 3 - - 4 memory transfer - 5 - - 6 - - 7 - - 8 - yes 9 report xmt yes a check & call yes b - y...
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142 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 10th digit -: not used/defined 11th digit -: not used/defined fax diagnostic codes data definition coding ecm 0 mh - 1 mr - 2 mmr - 3 - - 4 - - 5 - - 6 - - 7 - - 8 mh yes 9 mr yes a mmr yes b - - c - - d - - e - - f - - fax diagnostic codes data definition sy...
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143 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 12th digit -: not used/defined 13th digit -: not used/defined fax diagnostic codes data definition modem speed modem speed (v.34) 0 2400 bps - 1 4800 bps 2400 bps 2 7200 bps 4800 bps 3 9600 bps 7200 bps 4 tc 7200 bps 9600 bps 5 tc 9600 bps 12000 bps 6 12000 b...
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144 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.10. Troubleshooting (for printer) 4.10.1. Checking the basics 4.10.2. Document does not print properly this section explains how to solve problems including error messages or unexpected printing results. If the printing system is not printing or working as ...
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145 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 4.10.3. Error message appears on the pc 4.10.4. Error message appears on the unit 4.10.5. System error (cd drive related error during installation) error message possible solution(s) network print dll error. • check if the panasonic device is turned "on", and...
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146 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 5 service modes 5.1. Service modes (for copier) these service modes are provided to assist the technician in checking for abnormalities in the copier and a means of making adjustments to the input/output of major components. 5.1.1. Service mode procedure 1. T...
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147 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 f9 unit maintenance 00 fax function parameter 01 service alert tel # displays the contact number when a machine malfunction occurs. 02 firmware version displays the firmware version for sc, sc boot, pnl, spc, fax option, slot 1. 03 print device info. F5/f6 pa...
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148 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 f5 / f6 information list (sample) * * * * * * * * * * - f 5 / f 6 i n f o r m a t i o n l i s t - * * * * * * d a t e m m m - d d - y y y y * * * t i m e 1 2 : 0 1 * * * p . 0 1 f5-00 . . . . . F5-50 auto contrast adj. Yes f5-01 frequency desired 60hz f5-51 d...
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149 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 2.Firmware version sc : bat001xxau 1.Machine information machine name : uf-9000 mac address : 080023016c81 serial number : sc boot : v006 pnl : v010018 spc(scanner) : v6493 printer : v00039 fax modem : ver 6d01 pdl font1 : cav10000b sc2 : cav13500aau 3.Memory...
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150 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 f7 total counter list (sample) f7-01 key operator id code : 000 f7-02 total count : 295 f7-03 pm count : 295 f7-04 scanner pm count : 61 f7-05 . . . . . : f7-06 opc drum count : 295 f7-07 process unit count : 295 f7-08 adf pm count : 50 f7-09 . . . . . : f7-1...
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151 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 5.1.3. F4 mode: input/output status test set the machine to service mode and press "4" key on the keypad. ↓ press the "start" key. ↓ select “1:check input“ or “2:check output“ to activate the test then press "start" key. ↓ press "stop" key to cancel the test....
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152 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 5.1.4. F5 mode: function parameters (for copier) set the machine to service mode and press "5" key on the keypad. ↓ press the "start" key. ↓ enter the desired code number or press “v”, ”/\” arrow keys. ↓ press the "set" key. ↓ enter the desired function code ...
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153 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 15 paper size (tray 2) (uf-9000) 4 : a4-r 12 : legal 14 : letter-r 14 (for usa / canada) 4 (for europe / others) paper size (tray 2) (dp-180/190) 4 : a4-r 6 : b5-r 12 : legal 14 : letter-r 16-19 not used 20 adf 0 : no 1 : auto 1 21-37 not used 38 duplex mode ...
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154 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 70 pm cycle 0 : no 1 : 1.5 k 2 : 2.5 k 3 : 5 k 4 : 10 k 5 : 15 k 6 : 20 k 7 : 30 k 8 : 40 k 9 : 60 k 10 : 85 k* 11 : 90 k 12 : 120 k 13 : 150 k 14 : 200 k 15 : 240 k 0 (for uf-9000) effective from april 2004 production 10 (for dp-180/190) * effective from jun...
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155 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 88 usb port function 0 : off 1 : once 2 : on 0 89 lan speed/duplex 0 : auto 1 : 10 half 2 : 10 full 3 : 100 half 4 : 100 full 0 90 beep sound 0 : off 1 : soft 2 : loud 1 91-94 not used 95 paper size (fa) (factory use only) 0 : japan 1 : usa/can 2 : europe 3 :...
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156 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 5.1.5. F6 mode: adjust parameters (for copier) set the machine to service mode and press "6" key on the keypad. ↓ press the "start" key. ↓ enter the desired code number or press “v”, ”/\” arrow keys. ↓ press the "set" key. ↓ enter the desired function code nu...
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157 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 35 tdc avg. Read only set by digital quantum (quarc) control -99 - +99 (read only) 36-38 not used 39 lsu unit pwm adjust adjustment of pwm value of lsu. -32 - +32 40 trans current side 1 adjustment of transfer current. -77 - +76 0.15ua 41-43 not used 44 fax l...
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158 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 5.1.6. F7 mode: electronic counter set the machine to service mode and press "7" key on the keypad. ↓ press the "start" key. ↓ enter the desired code number or press “v”, ”/\” arrow keys. ↓ press the "set" key. ↓ enter the desired function code number and pre...
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159 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 5.1.7. F8 mode: service adjustment set the machine to service mode and press "8" key on the keypad. ↓ press the "start" key. ↓ enter the desired code number or press “v”, ”/\” arrow keys. ↓ press the "set" key. ↓ enter the desired function code number and pre...
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160 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 19 move mirror to lock a) press the start key to move the mirror unit to the locked position for transporting the copier. B) when the mirror unit is locked, the machine will not accept any numerical key input. Note: the locking operation is automatically rese...
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161 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 5.1.8. F9 mode: unit maintenance set the machine to service mode and press "9" key on the keypad. ↓ press the "start" key. ↓ enter the desired code number or press “v”, ”/\” arrow keys. ↓ press the "set" key. ↓ enter the desired function code number and press...
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162 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 f9 unit maintenance 06 ram initialize 00 parameter initialize resets the fax and function parameters to default values. 01 all job clear clears all jobs stored in flash memory. 02 lbp error log clear clears lbp error log 03 shipment set clears all jobs, all p...
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163 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 5.2. Service modes (for facsimile) 5.2.1. Fax service mode procedure 1. To enter the fax service mode a. Press “ fax/email” key. B. Press “ function” and then “7” keys. C. Press “ monitor” four times, then press “*”. D. Enter the desired code number or press ...
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164 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 10 firmware version 00 sc displays the firmware version for sc. 01 sc boot displays the firmware version for sc boot. 02 pnl displays the firmware version for pnl. 03 spc (scanner) displays the firmware version for spc. 04 not used 05 fax modem displays the f...
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165 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 5.2.3. Fax service mode 1 (function parameter setting) use the following procedure to change the function parameters. Enter the desired code number and press “start” key. ↓ if you wish to select another code number, scroll the menu with the “v”, ”/\” arrow ke...
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166 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 005 destination code (dp-180/190 only) 000 : austria 001 : u.K. 002 : canada 003 : denmark 004 : taiwan 005 : finland 006 : germany 007 : netherlands 008 : italy 009 : spanish 010 : hong kong 011 : australia 012 : switzerland 013 : norway 015 : portuguese 016...
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167 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 011 rx level 1 = -43 dbm 2 = -38 dbm 3 = -33 dbm 4 = -48 dbm selects the receiving sensitivity of -33/-38/-43/-48 dbm. 012 dtmf level 00 = 0 dbm ~ 15 = -15 dbm selects the dtmf output level, 0 to -15 dbm in 1 dbm steps. 013 g3 rx eql 1 = 0db 2 = 4db 3 = 8db 4...
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168 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 025 comm. Start-up 1 = first 2 = second selects the communication start-up condition (xmt and polling). (used when echo suppression is disabled.) 026 non-standard 1 = off (invalid) 2 = on (valid) selects own mode (panafax mode). 027 short protocol b 1 = off (...
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169 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 044 redial count 0 = no redial ~ 15 = 15 times 0 ~ 9 (for australia only) selects the redial count from 0 to 15 times in 1 step intervals. Note: in order to comply with the requirements tbr21 in the ec countries, do not select 15 times. 045 ring detect count ...
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170 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 068 nyse fax forward (usa and canada only) 1 = off 2 = on selects whether the machine will forward the incoming and outgoing faxes to a specified station. Note: once this parameter is activated, fax forwarding via fax parameter 054 is automatically disabled, ...
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171 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 082 jam length 1 = 1 m 2 = 2 m selects the maximum length of the original that can be scanned. 083 not used 084 line as no paper 1 = ring (ring) 2 = busy (keep line busy) selects whether to ring or send a busy tone to the remote station when the recording pap...
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172 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 note 1: continuous polling (station mode) this feature allows you to store or add documents into a polled file in memory. To enable the continuous polling feature set function parameter no. 003 to "2:station". The last program key will be assigned with the “s...
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173 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 5.2.4. Fax service mode 3 (printout of lists, reports and test results) from this service mode you can print the function parameter list, page memory test, printer report, all document file, protocol trace and the toner order form. 5.2.4.1. Function parameter...
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174 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 note: 1. The contents of the function parameter list may vary depending on the country’s regulations. 2. “ * ” mark will be shown on the left side of number when setting was changed from default. Function parameter list (sample) ************* -function parame...
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175 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 note: 1. The contents of the function parameter list may vary depending on the country’s regulations. 2. “ * ” mark will be shown on the left side of number when setting was changed from default. Function parameter list (sample) ************* -function parame...
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176 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 5.2.4.2. Page memory test a test pattern prints out for checking the page memory and printer mechanism using the following procedure. Press the “v”, ”/\” arrow keys to select the "3: print report/list" on the display. ↓ press the “set” key. ↓ press the “v”, ”...
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177 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 5.2.4.3. Printer report all printer errors are logged on the printer report which can be printed by the following procedure. Press the “v”, ”/\” arrow keys to select the "3: print report/list" on the display. ↓ press the “set” key. ↓ press the “v”, ”/\” arrow...
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178 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 5.2.4.4. All document files print the document files from the flash memory. Press the “v”, ”/\” arrow keys to select the "3: print report/list" on the display. ↓ press the “set” key. ↓ press the “v”, ”/\” arrow keys to select the "5: all document files". ↓ pr...
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179 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 5.2.4.5. Protocol trace print a protocol trace report for the previous communication. Press the “v”, ”/\” arrow keys to select the "3: print report/list" on the display. ↓ press the “set” key to select the "1:function parameter list". ↓ press the “v”, ”/\” ar...
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180 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 5.2.4.6. Toner order form the toner order form can be printed out manually by the following procedure. Press the “v”, ”/\” arrow keys to select the "3: print report/list" on the display. ↓ press the “set” key to select the "1:function parameter list". ↓ press...
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181 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 explanation of contents (1) low toner message (fixed) “the toner supply in your machine is running low” (2) dealer name up to 25 digits (3) toner order tel # up to 36 digits (4) toner order fax # up to 36 digits (5) customer id up to 16 characters (user ident...
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182 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 5.2.5. Fax service mode 4 (modem test) 5.2.5.1. Binary signal this service mode is used to check the binary signal output. Signals can be output to the line using the following procedure. Press the “v”, ”/\” arrow keys to select the "4: modem test" on the dis...
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183 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 5.2.5.2. Tonal signal this service mode is used to check the tonal signal output. Signals can be output to the line using the following procedure. Press the “v”, ”/\” arrow keys to select the "4: modem test" on the display. ↓ press the “set” key to select the...
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184 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 5.2.5.3. Dtmf signal this service mode is used to check the dtmf (dual tone multi frequency) signal output. The dtmf signal can be generated using the following procedure. • dtmf single tone press the “v”, ”/\” arrow keys to select the "4: modem test" on the ...
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185 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 5.2.5.4. Binary signal (v.34) this service mode is used to check the binary signal output. Signals can be output to the line using the following procedure. (v.34) press the “v”, ”/\” arrow keys to select the "4: modem test" on the display. ↓ press the “set” k...
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186 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 5.2.6. Fax service mode 6 (ram initialization) initializes ram and restores the function parameters to their default values. Note: this operation should be performed when the unit is first installed. Press the “v”, ”/\” arrow keys to select the "6: ram initia...
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187 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 5.2.7. Fax service mode 8 (check & call) 5.2.7.1. Overview this feature enables the authorized servicing dealers to manage and improve the machine maintenance to their customers by alerting them of equipment problems. It also can be used as a supply sales too...
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188 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 note: tx (transmission) report: s = service alert report, m = maintenance alert report error code log tx report remarks ex-xx o s refer to the mechanical error code (e code) table. (sect. 4.7.3.) e13 out of toner. Jxx refer to the jam error code (j code) tabl...
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189 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 5.2.7.3. Service alert report format explanation of contents (1) customer id (2) firmware version (3) counter information (4) print error last 30 records (latest on top) *************************************************** date mmm-dd-yyyy ***** time 03:47 ***...
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190 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 5.2.7.4. Maintenance alert report format explanation of contents 5.2.7.5. Toner order form (1) low toner message (fixed) “machine is running out of toner” (2) customer id up to 16 characters (user identification code) (3) firmware version (4) transmission / r...
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191 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 explanation of contents (1) low toner message (fixed) “the toner supply in your machine is running low” (2) dealer name up to 25 digits (3) toner order tel # up to 36 digits (4) toner order fax # up to 36 digits (5) customer id up to 16 characters (user ident...
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192 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 5.2.7.6. Call counter report explanation of contents (1) customer id (2) firmware version (3) counter information (4) call counter pre-set value *************************************************** date mmm-dd-yyyy ***** time 03:47 ******** *******************...
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193 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 5.2.8. Service mode 9 (system maintenance) 5.2.8.1. Overview this service mode is used to maintain the machine. Use the following procedure for system maintenance. Press the “v”, ”/\” arrow keys to select the "9: system maintenance" on the display. ↓ press th...
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194 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 6 system description 6.1. Scanning / transmit mechanism the transmit mechanism consists of components which feed, scan and eject documents, as well as send signals. These components and their functions are as follows: 6.1.1. Adf mechanism the adf (automatic d...
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195 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 the mirrors, mirror 1 and mirror 2, reflect image information in the form of light through the lens. The lens focuses the image information and passes it to the ccd. The ccd, mounted on the ccd pc board, converts the image information into the electronic sign...
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196 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 6.3. Printer / receive mechanism 6.3.1. Component layout and paper path.
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197 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 6.3.2. Print process 6.3.2.1. Charge the charge corona applies a high, uniform positive charge to the surface of the organic photoconductor (opc) drum. The charge level is approximately 900 vdc and remains because the opc drum has a high electrical resistance...
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198 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 cleaning: after transfer, residual toner remains on the drum surface, and for next printing, the residual toner reaches to the development area via charge and exposure. The charge level of the opc corresponds to the white background is +900vdc, and the bias v...
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199 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 6.3.4. Laser scan unit (exposure) 6.3.4.1. Operation theory the light beam from the laser diode (light source) is modulated by the digital signal (nvideo) and converted to parallel light waves by the collimator lens. The beam is then sent to the rotating poly...
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200 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 6.3.4.3. Collimator lens the collimator lens converts light from the laser diode to parallel light. This aids in scanning and provides better convergence to a dot. 6.3.4.4. Polygon scanner the polygon scanner consists of a 6-sided mirror directly driven by a ...
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201 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 6.3.5. Fuser unit a 600w heat lamp (halogen lamp) heats the surface of the teflon-coated heat roller to approximately 190°c (374°f), a thermistor monitors the heat roller temperature, and the cpu controls the on/off timing of the lamp. The thermostat is mount...
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202 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 6.3.6. Paper ejection and paper switchback a. Normal printing mode (not duplex mode) after fusing, paper is fed to the output tray by the upper exit roller and upper exit pinch roller. The paper exit/adu paper jam sensor detects paper. If paper does not arriv...
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203 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 6.4. Signal waveform 6.4.1. Glossary of electrical abbreviations glossary of electrical abbreviations signal name function +12v +12 vdc power supply +24v +24 vdc power supply +24vir +24 vdc through front cover safety interlock sw +3.3v +3.3 vdc power supply +...
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204 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 atd12 hdd data signal atd13 hdd data signal atd14 hdd data signal atd15 hdd data signal atd2 hdd data signal atd3 hdd data signal atd4 hdd data signal atd5 hdd data signal atd6 hdd data signal atd7 hdd data signal atd8 hdd data signal atd9 hdd data signal ati...
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205 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 db7 data signal e_rdb read/write execution control signal ebc3a[20] system address bus ebc3a[21] system address bus ebc3a[22] system address bus ebc3a[23] system address bus ebc3a[24] system address bus ebc3a[25] system address bus ebc3a[26] system address bu...
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206 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 led5 pnl led control signal led6 pnl led control signal led7 pnl led control signal led8 pnl led control signal led9 pnl led control signal ledct0 pnl led control signal ledct1 pnl led control signal ledct2 pnl led control signal ledct3 pnl led control signal...
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207 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 nmvol2 monitor volume control signal noption 2nd feeder option detection signal npon_op 2nd feeder no paper detection signal nprdy printer ready nprint print start npuctl_op 2nd feeder paper pick up control npurge paper end detection signal nregsen registrati...
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208 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 scn[11] pnl key signal (scan line) scn[2] pnl key signal (scan line) scn[3] pnl key signal (scan line) scn[4] pnl key signal (scan line) scn[5] pnl key signal (scan line) scn[6] pnl key signal (scan line) scn[7] pnl key signal (scan line) scn[8] pnl key signa...
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209 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 6.4.2. Sc pc board cn300 sc pcb pin no. Signal name destination signal waveform function cn300-1 +24v lvps cn101-1 +24 vdc power supply cn300-2 +24v lvps cn101-2 +24 vdc power supply cn300-3 +24v lvps cn101-3 +24 vdc power supply cn300-4 gnd lvps cn101-4 grou...
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210 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 cn301 cn300-11 gnd lvps cn101-11 ground cn300-12 +5vp lvps cn101-12 +5 vdc power supply cn300-13 gnd lvps cn101-13 ground cn300-14 nmpow1 lvps cn101-14 power supply control signal cn300-15 nfctl lvps cn101-15 fuser on/off control cn300-16 n.C. Lvps cn101-16 n...
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211 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 cn302 cn304 cn301-6 +24v engine control pcb cn005-6 +24 vdc power supply cn301-7 +24v engine control pcb cn005-7 +24 vdc power supply sc pcb pin no. Signal name destination signal waveform function cn302-1 +24v mechanical counter +24 vdc power supply cn302-2 ...
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212 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 cn305 cn306 cn304-7 +5v spc pcb p102-7 +5 vdc power supply cn304-8 +5vp spc pcb p102-8 +5 vdc power supply cn304-9 nbook spc pcb p102-9 adf open / close detection signal cn304-10 napnt spc pcb p102-10 adf paper detection sensor signal cn304-11 nscnrst spc pcb...
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213 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 cn306-2 gnd pnl1 pcb cn220-2 ground cn306-3 gnd pnl1 pcb cn220-3 ground cn306-4 gnd pnl1 pcb cn220-4 ground cn306-5 +5vp pnl1 pcb cn220-5 +5 vdc power supply cn306-6 +5v pnl1 pcb cn220-6 +5 vdc power supply cn306-7 pnlrxd pnl1 pcb cn220-7 pnl reception data s...
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214 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 cn308 cn306-13 nwakeup pnl1 pcb cn220-13 wake up signal cn306-14 gnd pnl1 pcb cn220-14 ground cn306-15 gnd pnl1 pcb cn220-15 ground cn306-16 nbook pnl1 pcb cn220-16 adf open / close detection signal sc pcb pin no. Signal name destination signal waveform funct...
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215 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 cn308-8 nres engine control pcb cn001-17 printer reset cn308-9 npurge engine control pcb cn001-16 paper end detection signal cn308-10 gnd engine control pcb cn001-15 ground cn308-11 cxd engine control pcb cn001-14 serial data command cn308-12 gnd engine contr...
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216 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 cn309 cn308-20 n.C. Engine control pcb cn001-5 no connection cn308-21 nprdy engine control pcb cn001-4 printer ready cn308-22 n.C. Engine control pcb cn001-3 no connection cn308-23 zcin engine control pcb cn001-2 no connection cn308-24 psave engine control pc...
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217 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 cn309-7 atd5 hdd i/f hdd data signal cn309-8 atd10 hdd i/f hdd data signal cn309-9 atd4 hdd i/f hdd data signal cn309-10 atd11 hdd i/f hdd data signal cn309-11 atd3 hdd i/f hdd data signal cn309-12 atd12 hdd i/f hdd data signal cn309-13 atd2 hdd i/f hdd data ...
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218 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 cn309-18 atd15 hdd i/f hdd data signal cn309-19 gnd hdd i/f ground cn309-20 n.C. Hdd i/f no connection cn309-21 n.C. Hdd i/f no connection cn309-22 gnd hdd i/f ground cn309-23 atiowr hdd i/f hdd data write signal cn309-24 gnd hdd i/f ground cn309-25 atiord hd...
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219 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 cn309-30 gnd hdd i/f ground cn309-31 ataint hdd i/f hdd interruption signal cn309-32 io16 hdd i/f 16-bit transmission control signal cn309-33 ata1 hdd i/f hdd address signal cn309-34 n.C. Hdd i/f no connection cn309-35 ata0 hdd i/f hdd address signal cn309-36...
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220 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 cn330 sc pcb pin no. Signal name destination signal waveform function cn330-1 +24v fxb pcb cn110-1 +24 vdc power supply cn330-2 +5vp fxb pcb cn110-2 +5 vdc power supply cn330-3 gnd fxb pcb cn110-3 ground cn330-4 gnd fxb pcb cn110-4 ground cn330-5 ebc3d[0] fxb...
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221 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 cn330-12 ebc3d[7] fxb pcb cn110-12 system data bus cn330-13 ebc3a[20] fxb pcb cn110-13 system address bus cn330-14 ebc3a[21] fxb pcb cn110-14 system address bus cn330-15 ebc3a[22] fxb pcb cn110-15 system address bus cn330-16 ebc3a[23] fxb pcb cn110-16 system ...
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222 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 cn330-23 ebc3a[30] fxb pcb cn110-23 system address bus cn330-24 ebc3a[31] fxb pcb cn110-24 system address bus cn330-25 nfxbset fxb pcb cn110-25 fxb detection signal cn330-26 nfxbwup fxb pcb cn110-26 wake up signal cn330-27 bzclk fxb pcb cn110-27 buzzer signal...
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223 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 cn330-34 nmvol0 fxb pcb cn110-34 monitor volume control signal cn330-35 nmvol2 fxb pcb cn110-35 monitor volume control signal cn330-36 nmvol2 fxb pcb cn110-36 monitor volume control signal cn330-37 nhkof5v fxb pcb cn110-37 off-hook detection signal cn330-38 p...
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224 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 6.4.3. Spc pc board p101 refer to sc pc board cn305. P102 refer to sc pc board cn304. P103 spc pcb pin no. Signal name destination signal waveform function p103-1 gnd ccd pcb p603-1 ground p103-2 gnd ccd pcb p603-2 ground p103-3 +24v ccd pcb p603-3 +24 vdc po...
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225 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 p103-11 gnd ccd pcb p603-3 ground p103-12 mgnd ccd pcb p603-4 ground p103-13 cdsclk1 ccd pcb p603-5 cds reference clock signal p103-14 ccd-cp ccd pcb p603-5 clamp gate signal p103-15 afe-sen ccd pcb p603-5 serial interface load pulse p103-16 ccd-ck2 ccd pcb p...
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226 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 p104 p103-23 db7 ccd pcb p603-5 data signal p103-24 mode-sw ccd pcb p603-5 scan mode select signal p103-25 db5 ccd pcb p603-5 data signal p103-26 db6 ccd pcb p603-5 data signal p103-27 gnd ccd pcb p603-5 ground p103-28 db4 ccd pcb p603-5 data signal p103-29 d...
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227 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 p104-2 adf_paper- s2--2 adf pcb pa04-2 adf registration sensor signal p104-3 +24v adf pcb pa04-3 +24 vdc power supply p104-4 adf_cluch- 2 adf pcb pa04-4 adf clutch control signal p104-5 vcc adf pcb pa04-7 +5 vdc power supply p104-6 adf_moter _mode-2 adf pcb p...
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228 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 p105 p106 p104-14 adfph3-1 adf pcb pa04-1 adf motor control signal p104-15 adf_paper- s1-2 adf pcb pa04-1 adf paper detection sensor signal p104-16 adf_on_ line adf pcb pa04-1 adf detection signal p104-17 adf_stamp- 2 adf pcb pa04-1 adf stamp control signal p...
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229 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 p106-2 gnd home detect sensor-2 ground p106-3 gnd home detect sensor-3 ground p106-4 home home detect sensor-4 home position detection signal spc pcb pin no. Signal name destination signal waveform function 0v 0v +5v 0v scanner at home position.
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230 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 6.4.4. Engine control pc board cn001 refer to sc pc board cn308. Cn002 cn003 engine control pcb pin no. Signal name destination signal waveform function cn002-1 nadjust lsu pcb laser diode-1 lsu apc timing cn002-2 nvideo lsu pcb laser diode-2 video signal cn0...
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231 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 cn004 cn003-3 +5v(ld) process interlock sw-3 +5 vdc through process interlock sw engine control pcb pin no. Signal name destination signal waveform function cn004-1 24vgnd 2nd paper feed module pcb cn452-1 ground cn004-2 nmoen_op 2nd paper feed module pcb cn4...
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232 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 cn005 refer to sc pc board cn301. Cn006 cn007 cn008 engine control pcb pin no. Signal name destination signal waveform function cn006-1 +24v front cover safety interlock sw-3 +24 vdc power supply cn006-2 24vgnd front cover safety interlock sw-5 ground cn006-3...
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233 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 cn009 cn008-4 nchgctl hvps pcb cn501-7 hvps charge control (on/ off) cn008-5 ndbch hvps pcb cn501-6 developer charge (+/- change) cn008-6 ndb hvps pcb cn501-5 developer (+ voltage pwm pulse) cn008-7 ntrctl hvps pcb cn501-4 hvps transfer control (+/- change) c...
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234 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 cn010 cn011 cn012 engine control pcb pin no. Signal name destination signal waveform function cn010-1 nsnrclk lsu motor-1 lsu motor clock cn010-2 nsnrld lsu motor-2 lsu motor lock signal cn010-3 nsnrctl lsu motor-3 lsu motor control signal cn010-4 24vgnd lsu ...
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235 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 cn013 cn014 cn012-2 24vgnd registration solenoid -2 ground engine control pcb pin no. Signal name destination signal waveform function cn013-1 exitsol_c tl exit solenoid-1 exit solenoid control cn013-2 24vgnd exit solenoid-2 ground engine control pcb pin no. ...
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236 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 cn015 cn016 cn017 engine control pcb pin no. Signal name destination signal waveform function cn015-1 +5vsp paper exit/adu paper jam sensor pc board cn402-1 +5 vdc energy saver control cn015-2 5vgnd paper exit/adu paper jam sensor pc board cn402-2 ground cn01...
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237 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 cn018 cn017-2 +24vir main motor-2 +24 vdc through front cover safety interlock sw cn017-3 24vgnd main motor-3 ground cn017-4 24vgnd main motor-4 ground cn017-5 nmmctl main motor-5 main motor control signal cn017-6 nmmld main motor-6 main motor rotation signal...
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238 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 6.4.5. Pnl1 pc board cn220 refer to sc pc board cn306. Cn230 pnl1 pcb pin no. Signal name destination signal waveform function cn230-1 led0 pnl5 pcb cn261-4 pnl led control signal cn230-2 gnd pnl5 pcb cn264-8 ground cn230-3 led1 pnl5 pcb cn261-5 pnl led contr...
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239 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 cn231 cn230-12 kin4 pnl5 pcb cn264-5 pnl key signal (key line) cn230-13 ledct2 pnl5 pcb cn261-1 pnl led control signal cn230-14 kin3 pnl5 pcb cn264-4 pnl key signal (key line) cn230-15 ledct3 pnl5 pcb cn261-2 pnl led control signal cn230-16 scn[2] pnl5 pcb cn...
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240 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 cn232 cn231-5 ledct0 pnl2 pcb cn256-5 pnl led control signal cn231-6 n.C. Pnl2 pcb cn256-6 no connection cn231-7 ledct1 pnl2 pcb cn256-7 pnl led control signal cn231-8 nscndor pnl2 pcb cn256-8 adf open / close detection signal cn231-9 led6 pnl2 pcb cn256-9 pn...
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241 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 cn233 cn232-4 scn[6] pnl3 pcb cn262-4 pnl key signal (scan line) cn232-5 kin3 pnl3 pcb cn262-5 pnl key signal (key line) cn232-6 n.C. Pnl3 pcb cn262-6 no connection cn232-7 kin2 pnl3 pcb cn262-7 pnl key signal (key line) cn232-8 kin7 pnl3 pcb cn262-8 pnl key ...
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242 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 cn233-5 +act pnl2 pcb cn252-5 active lamp led power supply cn233-6 scn[6] pnl2 pcb cn252-6 pnl key signal (scan line) cn233-7 nledact pnl2 pcb cn252-7 active lamp led control signal cn233-8 scn[7] pnl2 pcb cn252-8 pnl key signal (scan line) cn233-9 nledalm pn...
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243 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 cn234 cn233-17 ledct2 pnl2 pcb cn252-17 pnl led control signal cn233-18 ledct1 pnl2 pcb cn252-18 pnl led control signal pnl1 pcb pin no. Signal name destination signal waveform function cn234-1 kin4 pnl2 pcb cn255-1 pnl key signal (key line) cn234-2 kin5 pnl2...
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244 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 cn234-10 scn[10] pnl2 pcb cn255-10 pnl key signal (scan line) cn234-11 scn[8] pnl2 pcb cn255-11 pnl key signal (scan line) cn234-12 scn[9] pnl2 pcb cn255-12 pnl key signal (scan line) cn234-13 n.C. Pnl2 pcb cn255-13 no connection cn234-14 gnd pnl2 pcb cn255-1...
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245 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 6.4.6. Pnl2 pc board cn251 cn252 refer to pnl1 pc board cn233. Cn255 refer to pnl1 pc board cn234. Cn256 refer to pnl1 pc board cn231. Cn257 pnl2 pcb pin no. Signal name destination signal waveform function cn251-1 ledct0 pnl3 pcb cn263-1 pnl led control sign...
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246 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 6.4.7. Pnl3 pc board cn262 refer to pnl1 pc board cn232. Cn263 refer to pnl2 pc board cn251. 6.4.8. Pnl5 pc board cn261 refer to pnl1 pc board cn230. Cn264 refer to pnl1 pc board cn230..
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247 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 6.4.9. Adf pc board pa01 pa02 pa03 adf pcb pin no. Signal name destination signal waveform function pa01-1 out1 adf motor-1 motor drive signal pa01-2 out2 adf motor-2 motor drive signal pa01-3 out3 adf motor-3 motor drive signal pa01-4 out4 adf motor-4 motor ...
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248 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 pa04 refer to spc pc board p104. Pa05 pa08 pa03-2 gnd regist sensor-2 ground pa03-3 gnd regist sensor-3 ground pa03-4 vcc regist sensor-4 +5 vdc power supply adf pcb pin no. Signal name destination signal waveform function pa05-1 adf_ cover cover sensor-1 adf...
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249 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 6.4.10. Fxb pc board cn110 refer to sc pc board cn330. Cn113 cn114 fxb pcb pin no. Signal name destination signal waveform function cn113-1 +5vp mjr pcb cn25-1 +5 vdc power supply cn113-2 gnd mjr pcb cn25-2 ground fxb pcb pin no. Signal name destination signa...
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250 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 6.4.11. Registration/paper detect sensor pc board cn401 refer to engine control pc board cn014. 6.4.12. Paper exit/adu paper jam sensor pc board cn402 refer to engine control pc board cn015. 6.4.13. No paper sensor pc board cn450 refer to engine control pc bo...
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251 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 6.4.15. 2nd paper feed module i/f pc board cn452 refer to engine control pc board cn004. Cn453 i/f pcb pin no. Signal name destination signal waveform function cn453-1 5vgnd 2nd feeder pc board cn602-1 ground cn453-2 nmoen_op 2nd feeder pc board cn602-1 2nd f...
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252 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 6.4.16. Hvps cn501 refer to engine control pc board cn008. 6.4.17. Lvps cn101 refer to sc pc board cn300. Cn102 cn2 lvps pin no. Signal name destination signal waveform function cn102-1 gnd dc pcb cn141-3 ground cn102-3 +24v dc pcb cn141-1 +24 vdc power suppl...
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253 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 6.4.18. Dc pc board cn141 refer to lvps cn102. Cn143 dc pcb pin no. Signal name destination signal waveform function cn143-12 gnd hdd i/f ground cn143-13 +5vp hdd i/f +5 vdc power supply cn143-14 +5vp hdd i/f +5 vdc power supply cn143-15 +5vp hdd i/f +5 vdc p...
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254 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 6.4.19. 2nd feeder pc board cn600 cn601 cn602 refer to 2nd feed module i/f pc board cn453. 2nd feeder pcb pin no. Signal name destination signal waveform function cn600-1 +24v 2nd feeder motor-1 +24 vdc power supply cn600-2 +24v 2nd feeder motor-2 +24 vdc pow...
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255 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 7 installation 7.1. Set up precautions before you begin the installation, read these entire instructions. You must locate an appropriate site (firm and leveled surface) for the installation. Reading this section assists you with the decision making process. M...
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256 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 space requirements 18.19 in (462 mm) 19.92 in (506 mm) 3.94 in (100 mm) 42.36 in (1076 mm) 3.94 in (100 mm) 3.94 in (100 mm) 3.94 in (100 mm) 26.06 in (662 mm) 14.57 in (370 mm) 18.19 in (462 mm) 19.92 in (506 mm) 3.94 in (100 mm) 4.33 in (110 mm) 42.36 in (1...
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257 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 7.2. Unpacking visually check the condition and contents of the box for completeness, or any shipping damage before installation. Remove all filament tapes, and the packing materials used to secure the unit during shipment. Caution: depending on your machine'...
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258 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 7.3. Installation procedure note: 1. Refer to each individual installation instructions when installing other options. 2. The following machine illustrations, depict a uf-9000 with the usa standard configuration. 3. The scanner is held in place by a shipping ...
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259 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 (3) remove the protection strip from the battery. (4) open the front cover. Destinations> skip to step (6) the toner label is attached in the factory. Dp-180-amr/ehr/epr/yar/ycr> (5) attach the toner label in the preferred language to the inside of the cover ...
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260 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 (7) shake the toner cartridge 10 to 15 times to loosen the contents. (8) remove the protective cover. (9) insert the side pins of the toner cartridge into the slots of the drum unit. (10) push down the toner cartridge to lock in place as illustrated. (11) ins...
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261 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 (14) remove the caution label covering the ac inlet on the machine. (15) plug the ac power cord. (16) connect one end of the line cable (telephone) to the line jack on the back side of the machine, and the other end to the telephone jack on the wall. (17) if ...
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262 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 (23) install the rear paper tray cover. (24) turn the power switch on the left side of the machine to the off position. (25) open the adf and observe the position of the hole cover through the platen glass, to facilitate installation. (26) install the hole co...
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263 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 7.4. User authentication function confirmation ( specified destinations only ) (incorporated into production, starting with serial no. Prefix cf [march 2006] and above) if your customer requires user authentication, first verify whether your machine has this ...
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264 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 8 options and supplies 8.1. Service notes "firmware update" for pcl or ps option installation to use pcl (da-pc190: uf-9000; da-pc188: dp-180/190) or ps (da-mc190: uf-9000; da-mc188: dp-180/190) option individually, changing to type b or type d sc firmware is...
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265 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp180/190 for all previous dp-180/190, and uf-9000 with serial no. Prefix bf [ february 2006 ] and below (light blue control panel) use the following firmware: main unit firmware code updating instructions 8.1.1. Updating through a lan port (the quickest, and most easie...
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266 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 the firmware in the table below are not interchangeable. Firmware for machines with serial no. Prefix cf [ march 2006 ] and above for usa/canada (may differ for other destinations). (navy blue control panel), cannot be used on machines with serial no. Prefix ...
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267 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp180/190 8.1.2. Updating through the usb port (alternate method) if the device is not connected to the lan, upgrade the firmware code using the usb port. 1) install the local firmware update tool to your pc the option cd-rom includes the local firmware update tool, and...
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268 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 the firmware in the table below are not interchangeable. Firmware for machines with serial no. Prefix cf [ march 2006 ] and above for usa/canada (may differ for other destinations). (navy blue control panel), cannot be used on machines with serial no. Prefix ...
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269 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp180/190 8.1.3. Updating the firmware using the master firmware card (alternate method) 1. Before starting, print the f5/f6 parameters list (copy service mode f9-03-00). 2. Turn the power switch on the left side of the machine to the off position. (during a lightning s...
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270 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 3) preparing the main unit for the programming master firmware card important: do not connect the usb cable yet. 1. Turn the power switch on the left side of the machine to the off position. (during a lightning storm, to prevent electrocution disconnect the t...
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271 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp180/190 8.1.4. User authentication function confirmation (specified destinations only) (incorporated into production, starting with serial no. Prefix cf [march 2006] and above) if your customer requires user authentication, first verify whether your machine has this f...
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272 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 8.2. Installing the printer controller module for pcl6 (da-pc190: uf-9000; da-pc188: dp-180/190) 8.2.1. Contents note: 1. The part number may differ depending on the destination. 2. Refer to the parts list in the parts manual. 8.2.2. Installation 1. Before in...
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273 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp180/190 (4) disconnect the speaker harness. (5) release the harness from the harness clamp. (6) remove 7 screws. (7) remove the sc cover. (8) install the hardware key into the cn324 connector on the sc pc board. Note: the connector is keyed, to prevent damage to the s...
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274 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 8.3. Installing the printer controller module for ps / pcl6 (da-mc190: uf-9000; da-mc188: dp-180/190) 8.3.1. Contents note: 1. The part number may differ depending on the destination. 2. Refer to the parts list in the parts manual. 8.3.2. Installation 1. Befo...
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275 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp180/190 (4) disconnect the speaker harness. (5) release the harness from the harness clamp. (6) remove 7 screws. (7) remove the sc cover. (8) install the hardware key into the cn324 connector on the sc pc board. Note: the connector is keyed, to prevent damage to the s...
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276 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 8.4. Installing the hard disk drive unit (da-hd19) 8.4.1. Contents 8.4.2. Installation 1. Before installing the hard disk drive unit, make sure the optional sorting image memory is installed in the memory socket on the sc pc board first. At least an additiona...
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277 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp180/190 (2) remove 5 silver screws. (3) remove the right cover. (4) disconnect the speaker harness. (5) release the harness from the harness clamp. (6) remove 7 screws. (7) remove the sc cover. (8) remove 5 silver screws. (9) remove the left cover..
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278 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 (10) remove 2 silver screws. (11) remove the rear cover. (12) connect the hdd harness to the hdd. Note: make sure that the hdd harness is connected to the hdd correctly as illustrated. (13) install the hdd into the hdd bracket as illustrated. (14) secure the ...
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279 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp180/190 (15) install 1 harness clamp (small). (16) install the dc pc board. (17) secure the dc pc board with 2 medium screws (xtw3+6lfc). (18) install the hdd assembly. (19) secure the hdd assembly with 2 short screws (xtb3+4f). (20) install 2 harness clamps (medium)....
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280 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 (26) reinstall the sc cover. (27) secure the sc cover with 7 screws. Note: tuck the ferrite core into the sc cover as illustrated. (28) install 2 harness clamps (small), and edge saddle. (29) connect the dc harness to cn141 connector on the dc pc board, and r...
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281 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp180/190 (32) secure the dc harness with the harness clamps. (33) reinstall all harnesses, and covers. (34) plug the ac power cord, and turn the power switch on the left side of the machine to the on position. (35) reconnect the telephone line cable if it was disconnec...
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282 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 caution! After the hard disk drive unit is installed, to prevent a scan disk function from being performed (similar to when the power is abruptly interrupted to the pc), it is important to follow the step sequence below when turning off the power switch on th...
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283 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp180/190 1) click on start\programs\panasonic\panasonic document management systemetwork mfp utilities. 2) click on network device locator. 3) in the network device locator window, select your desired device. 4) in the menu bar, click on tools, and in the drop down m...
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284 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 8.5. Installing the expansion f-rom board (da-em600) 8.5.1. Contents note: 1. The part number(s) may differ depending on the destination. 2. Refer to the parts list in the parts manual. 8.5.2. Installation caution! Turn the power switch on the left side of th...
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285 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp180/190 (6) remove 7 screws. (7) remove the sc cover. (8) remove the black pin protector from slot 1 (cn327) [lower], if it was preinstalled. (9) install 2 pc board supporters for the slot 1 (lower) on the sc pc board. (10) install the program expansion board into slo...
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286 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 8.6. Installing the sorting image memory 16 / 64 / 128 mb (da-sm16b / 64b / 28b) 8.6.1. Contents note: 1. The part number(s) may differ depending on the destination. 2. Refer to the parts list in the parts manual. 8.6.2. Installation caution! Turn the power s...
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287 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp180/190 (4) disconnect the speaker harness. (5) release the harness from the harness clamp. (6) remove 7 screws. (7) remove the sc cover. (8) insert the sdrm pc board into the socket on the sc pc board as illustrated. Note: make sure to align the notch first, and inse...
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288 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 8.7. Installing the expansion flash memory card 4/8 mb (ue-410047/410048) 8.7.1. Contents note: 1. The part number(s) may differ depending on the destination. 2. Refer to the parts list in the parts manual. 8.7.2. Installation caution! Turn the power switch o...
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289 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp180/190 8.8. Installing the 2nd paper feed module (da-ds188) 8.8.1. Unpacking visually check the condition, and contents of the box for completeness, or any shipping damage before installation. Remove all filament tapes, and the packing materials used to secure the un...
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290 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 (3) remove the 2nd paper tray. (4) install the 2 brackets from the rear side of the machine as illustrated. (5) secure the 2 brackets with 2 screws. (6) remove 6 silver screws. (7) remove the 2 rear legs..
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291 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp180/190 (8) proceed with the installation of other options. If finished, reinstall all harnesses, and covers. (9) install the bracket l, and bracket r as illustrated. (10) secure the 2 brackets with 8 silver screws. (11) install the leg cushions underneath the rear le...
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292 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 (19) load paper into the 2nd paper tray. Caution: make sure that the paper is set under the ribs, and that it does not exceed the max. Level indicator. You can load up to 550 sheets (20 lb / 75 g /m 2 )..
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293 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp180/190 8.9. Installing the handset kit (ue-403171/ue-403172) 8.9.1. Contents note: 1. The part number(s) may differ depending on the destination. 2. Refer to the parts list in the parts manual. 8.9.2. Installation caution! Turn the power switch on the left side of th...
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294 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 8.10. Installing the mechanical counter kit (dztq000066) (supplied as a service part) 8.10.1. Contents note: 1. The part number(s) may differ depending on the destination. 2. Refer to the parts list in the parts manual. 8.10.2. Installation caution! Turn the ...
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295 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp180/190 (4) disconnect the speaker harness. (5) release the harness from the harness clamp. (6) remove 7 screws. (7) remove the sc cover. (8) install the mechanical counter to the mc bracket. (9) connect the mc harness to the mechanical counter..
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296 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 (10) install 3 harness clamps. (11) install the mechanical counter. (12) secure the mechanical counter with 1 screw. (13) secure the mc harness with 3 harness clamps. (14) connect the mc harness to cn302 on the sc pc board. (15) cut the protective tab on the ...
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297 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9 general network information 9.1. Network protocol 9.1.1. Osi reference mode having a model in mind helps you understand how the pieces of the network puzzle fit together. The most commonly used model is the open system interconnection (osi) reference model....
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298 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9.1.2. Protocol one reason for the popularity of tcp/ip is that no one vendor owns it, unlike the ipx/spx, dna, sna or apple talk protocol suites, all of which are controlled by specific companies. Tcp/ip evolved in response to input from a wide variety of in...
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299 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9.2. Layer functions and technology 9.2.1. Mac (media access control) the mac address is burnt into each network card for establishing addresses for nodes on the network. These addresses are hexadecimal in nature and are unique for each card. The first three ...
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300 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 a computer in the ring captures the token, if it has data to transmit, it holds the token and transmits a data frame. This data frame is passed to each computer in the ring, which checks whether it is the intended recipient of the frame. When the frame reache...
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301 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9.2.3. Ethernet ethernet is a very popular local area network architecture based on the csma/cd access method. The original ethernet specification was the basis for the ieee 802.3 specifications. Typically, ethernet networks can use a bus physical topology, a...
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302 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 all eight pins on the ethernet cable are normally wired in this configuration accordingly. The electrical level follows the manchester code configuration. Out of balance in electrical levels indicates that a collision is occurring in a certain area. To avoid ...
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303 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9.3. Network layer 9.3.1. Ip address an ip address is a set of four numbers, or octets, that can range in value between 0 and 255. Each octet is separated by a period (i.E. 192.168.31.1). All devices on a network that runs the tcp/ip protocol suite need a uni...
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304 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9.3.2. Subnet mask a subnet mask defines how sub-segments of a network are treated. For network management purposes, special ip addresses are assigned. 1. Host address is set to all “0” 2. Host address is set to all “1” reserved for ip broadcasting to all sub...
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305 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9.3.3. Internet protocol the ip (internet protocol) operating at the osi network layer, is a connectionless protocol that provides datagram service, and ip packets are most commonly referred to as ip data grams. It performs the following typical functions: 1....
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306 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9.3.4. Router routers, operating at the osi network layer, organize the large network in terms of logical network segments. Each network segment is assigned an address so that every packet has both a destination network address and a destination device addres...
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307 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9.4. Transport layer 9.4.1. Tcp (transmission control protocol) the tcp (transmission control protocol) is an internetwork connection-oriented protocol that corresponds to the osi transport layer. Tcp provides full-duplex, end-to-end connections. When the end...
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308 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 the client generates random sequential numbers initially and sends them to the server. The initial sequential numbers are synchronized with the clock and increments the counter every 4 msec. The server responds with an acknowledgement that increments the init...
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309 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9.5. Upper layer 9.5.1. Dns (domain name system) the dns (domain name system) protocol provides host name and ip address resolution as a service to client applications. Dns servers enable humans to use logical node names, utilizing a fully qualified domain na...
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310 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 the name resolution flow is shown in the illustration above and follows the sequence below: 1. Query the local dns server. 2. Query the root dns server because the domain belongs to a destination outside of the company. 3. The “com” root dns server sends the ...
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311 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9.5.4. Soa (start of authority) record each database file starts with a start of authority (soa) record for the file. This record specifies the zone's primary server, the server that maintains the read/write copy of the file. The syntax of this record is as f...
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312 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9.5.5. A (address) record the a (address) record, lists the addresses for a given machine. The name field is the machine’s name and the address is the network address. There should be one a record for each address on the machine. 9.5.6. Ptr (pointer) record p...
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313 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9.5.8. Ns (name server) record the name server record specifies the other name servers for a domain. The syntax for a name server record is shown below: in ns an example of a name server record follows below: @ in ns nwmgr.Pcc.Co.Jp the "@" symbol indicates t...
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314 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9.6. Smtp (simple mail transfer protocol) the objective of simple mail transfer protocol (smtp) is to transfer mail reliably and efficiently. Smtp is independent of the particular transmission subsystem and requires only a reliable ordered data stream channel...
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315 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9.7. Itu t.37 and rfc2305 9.7.1. Mode of operation the unit conforms to the itu t.37 standards and rfc2305. This internet store and forward facsimile uses approved ietf protocols for posting, relaying and delivery of documents. It requires no changes to inter...
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316 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 offramp gateway (when implemented) 9.7.3. Definitions and abbreviations rfc reference http://www.Imc.Org/ietf-fax/ required be smtp compliant provide delivery failure notification be able to process pstn/fax email address comply with the relevant itu recommen...
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317 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9.7.4. File format for internet fax sending internet fax devices must be able to write minimum set tiff files, according to the rules for creating minimum set tiff files defined in tiff for facsimile (the s profile) [rfc2301], which is also compatible with th...
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318 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9.7.5. Minimal set the minimum interchange set of tiff fields that must be supported by all implementations in order to assure that some form of an image, albeit black-and-white, can be interchanged. The table below summarizes the tiff fields that comprise th...
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319 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 note: for rfc2305, a pstn address in an email address should follow the above style. The key words “must”, “must not”, “required”, “shall”, “shall not”, “should”, “should not”, “recommended”, “may”, and “optional” in this document are to be interpreted as des...
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320 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9.7.8. Delivery failure in the event of relay failure, the sending relay must generate a failure message, which should be in the format of a dsn. 9.7.9. Image file format the sending internet fax devices must be able to write minimum set tiff files, according...
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321 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9.8. Communication protocols the set of conventions necessary to achieve facsimile-compatible service covers basic data transport, document data formats, message (document) addressing, delivery confirmation, and message security. Protocol supported by the you...
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322 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9.8.1. Opening and closing at the time the transmission channel is opened there is an exchange of commands to ensure that the hosts are communicating with the hosts they think they are. The following two commands are used in the transmission channel for openi...
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323 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9.8.10. Numeric order list of reply codes 211 system status or system help reply 220 service ready 221 service closing transmission channel 250 requested mail action okay# completed 251 user not local; will forward to 354 start mail input; end with . 421 serv...
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324 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9.9. Pop (post office protocol version 3) 9.9.1. Introduction on certain types of smaller nodes in the internet it is often impractical to maintain a message transport system (mts). For example, a workstation may not have sufficient resources (cycles, disk sp...
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325 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 a pop3 server may have an inactivity auto logout timer. Such a timer must be of at least 10 minutes’ duration. The receipt of any command from the client during that interval should suffice to reset the auto logout timer. When the timer expires, the session d...
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326 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 opening tcp connection (tcp port no. 110) +ok pop server ready your panasonic device (ef1.Labo.Pcc.Com) pop 3 server (sv2.Labo.Pcc.Com) pop 3 command & reply procedure user s50055 dele 1 closing tcp connection (port no. 110) tcp 3 way handshake & opening sess...
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327 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9.10. Troubleshooting from a pc troubleshooting is an art of seeking out the cause of a problem and eliminating the problem by managing of eliminating the cause. No matter what the problem is on your network, the osi reference model serves as an excellent ref...
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328 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9.11. Verifying the configuration and mail account type (smtp or pop) start is the lan connected to an isp is this a dialup connection ? Yes is static ip address available ? No no is g3 gateway function being used ? Yes no yes is pop account available ? No ye...
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329 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9.12. Dynamic host configuration protocol (dhcp) - extended feature dhcp is based on the bootstrap protocol (bootp), adding the capability of automatic allocation of reusable network addresses and additional configuration options. The dynamic host configurati...
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330 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 following figure shows the timeline diagram of messages exchanged between dhcp client and servers when allocating a new network address. Following figure shows the timeline diagram of messages exchanged between dhcp client and servers when reusing a previousl...
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331 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 several options have been defined so far. One particular option - the "dhcp message type" option - must be included in every dhcp message. This option defines the "type" of the dhcp message. Additional options may be allowed, required, or not allowed, dependi...
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332 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9.13. Message disposition notifications (mdn) - extended feature the confirmation of delivery and processing are extensions to "simple mode of facsimile using internet mail" [rfc2305]. These are designed to be interoperable with the existing base of mail tran...
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333 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 for example, you may configure the mdn parameter from options menu of outlook express. Additional document capabilities section 4 of "a simple mode of facsimile using internet mail" [rfc2305] allows sending only the minimum subset of tiff for facsimile "unles...
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334 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 (2) recipient's mdn response recipient (internet fax) starts printing process when the message is received properly. If the disposition-notification-to field is contained in message, recipient generates mdn capability response after successful delivery and se...
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335 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 (3) processing confirmation the processing confirmation provided by recipient is received and take specific services for expected several conditions respectively. This is unit independent issue. To see more detailed information, please refer to rfc2532 docume...
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336 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9.14. Lightweight directory access protocol (ldap) - extended feature the protocol is designed to provide access to directories supporting the x.500 models, while not incurring the resource requirements of the x.500 directory access protocol (dap). This proto...
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337 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 the pop3 client makes note of this timestamp, and then issues the apop command. The "name'' parameter has identical semantics to the "name" parameter of the user command. The "digest" parameter is calculated by applying the md5 algorithm to a string consistin...
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338 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9.16. Smtp service extension for authentication (smtp auth) - extended feature smtp is widely deployed and high-quality implementations have proven to be very robust. However, the internet community now considers some services to be important that smtp auth i...
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339 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 containing a base64 encoded string. If the client wishes to cancel an authentication exchange, it issues a line with a single "*". If the server receives such an answer, it must reject the auth command by sending a 501 reply. If the server cannot base64 decod...
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340 uf-9000 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 dp-180/190 9.17. Direct internet fax xmt - extended feature direct internet fax xmt uses simple mail transfer protocol (smtp) to transfer mail reliably and efficiently. An important feature of smtp is its capability to transport mail across networks, usually referred to...
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342 apr 2006 ver. 3.0 uf-9000 dp-180/190 10 schematic diagram 10.1. General circuit diagram cn302 +24v kccnt mechanical counter (option) 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 +24v +5vp gnd gnd ebc3d[0] ebc3d[1] ebc3d[2] ebc...
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Dzsd001829-13 88 panasonic ® software operating instructions network firmware update tool (service tool) version 3.
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Network firmware update tool (lan) page 2 table of contents 1. General 3 1.1 supporting os.......................................................................................................................................... 3 1.2 supporting panasonic fax/copier models..............................
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Network firmware update tool (lan) page 3 1. General the network firmware update tool allows a panasonic fax/copy machine connected via lan (tcp/ip) to program the firmware code memory of the unit directly. Using a pc, the firmware code is transferred to the firmware code memory of the unit through ...
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Network firmware update tool (lan) page 4 2. Installation 2.1 installing the network firmware update tool 1. Start microsoft windows. For windows nt 4.0 / 2000 / xp, logon to the computer/network with an account that can add, or change configurations (i.E. Administrator). 2. Run \xfirmware\toolswf...
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Network firmware update tool (lan) page 5 2.3 uninstalling the network firmware update tool the network firmware update tool can be uninstalled by using its uninstall program. Note: do not delete the installed program folder from windows explorer directly, due to possible registry setting problems. ...
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Network firmware update tool (lan) page 6 3. Preparing the firmware update 3.1 preparing the unit to accept the firmware code 3.1.1 for dx-600 / dx-800 (v1.31 or higher) 1. If the device password is changed (remote password) from the default value (blank = 0000), it is not possible to program the fi...
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Network firmware update tool (lan) page 7 4. Using the network firmware update tool 1. Please close all applications that are currently running. Note: when using the network firmware update tool on windows 2000/xp os, you must be logged on as an administrator. 2. From the windows desktop, double-cli...
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Network firmware update tool (lan) page 8 4. Enter the destination device(s) by using manual input, or device address list. Click [ ok]. 5. Confirm the destination device(s). Click [ next>]..
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Network firmware update tool (lan) page 9 6. Specify the firmware code file using the following methods. Select an archive file (complete set) --> step 6a1 with this choice you can directly select the firmware code archive file. The selected archive file will be extracted into the local \data folder...
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Network firmware update tool (lan) page 10 6a2 select the firmware archive file, and click [open]. Ex: dp-2310_3010_pu_030228.Exe 6a3 extracting... 6a4 select the firmware type window appears. Select the firmware type, and click [ok]. 6a5 firmware code file selection is completed. Click [ next>]..
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Network firmware update tool (lan) page 11 6b1 select a parent file folder (complete set) select "select a parent file folder (complete set)", and click [browse...] button. 6b2 select the parent file folder, and click [ok]. Ex: \dp-2310_3010_pu_030228 6b3 select the firmware type, and click [ok]..
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Network firmware update tool (lan) page 12 6b4 firmware code file selection is completed. Click [ next>]. 6c1 select independent file folders select "select independent file folders", and click [browse...] button. 6c2 select the firmware code file folder, and click [ok]. Ex: sfdl2pnlaav100000_pu.Bin.
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Network firmware update tool (lan) page 13 6c3 select the other firmware code file folder, and click [ok]. 6c4 firmware code file selection is completed. Click [ next>]. 7. The version check for the specified devices starts. Click [ next>]..
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Network firmware update tool (lan) page 14 8. Verify that the information you want to update is correct. Then click [ next>]. Note: if "send at once" is checked, all firmware will be sent at once, and then erase, write and reboot. If "send at once" is checked out, each firmware (sc, pnl, spc, etc......
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Network firmware update tool (lan) page 15 11. When the transfers are completed, all jobs in the spooler disappear, and the communication log is displayed. Click [finish] to close the tool. After each firmware code is successfully programmed to the firmware flash memory in the unit, the unit reboots...
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Page 360: Operating Instructions
Dzsd000965-16 panasonic ® software operating instructions local firmware update tool (service tool) version 3.
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Local firmware update tool (parallel /usb port) page 2 table of contents 1. General 3 1.1 supporting os .......................................................................................................................................... 3 1.2 supporting panasonic fax/copier models................
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Local firmware update tool (parallel/usb port) page 3 1. General the local firmware update tool (parallel/usb) allows a panasonic fax/copy machine to emulate a flash memory card writer and create a master firmware card, or to program the firmware code memory of the unit directly. Using a pc, the fir...
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Local firmware update tool (parallel /usb port) page 4 2. Installation 2.1 installing the hardware on the panasonic fax/copy machine 1 depending on the model, a parallel port or usb port is installed. Please install the parallel port/usb port assembly into one of the supporting panasonic fax/copier ...
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Local firmware update tool (parallel/usb port) page 5 5 copying... 6 the installation is completed. Check “yes, i want to …” and click [finish] to restart your pc. 2.3 installing usb firmware update driver (for the usb port model only) 1 after installation of the local firmware update tool, if you n...
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Local firmware update tool (parallel /usb port) page 6 2.4 uninstalling the local firmware update tool the local firmware update tool can be uninstalled by using its uninstall program. Note: do not delete the installed program folder from windows explorer directly, due to possible registry setting p...
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Local firmware update tool (parallel/usb port) page 7 3. Preparing the firmware update 3.1 preparing the unit to accept the firmware code please refer to the service manual to set the unit to firmware update mode (service mode). 3.2 preparing the firmware code copy the firmware code file(s) to the f...
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Local firmware update tool (parallel /usb port) page 8 4. Using the local firmware update tool 1 set the machine to the firmware update mode and then connect the unit and pc with a parallel cable or usb cable. Note: for the usb port models, the plug & play of the printer mode is activated when the u...
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Local firmware update tool (parallel/usb port) page 9 5 specify the firmware code file by the following methods. Select an archive file (complete set) --> step 5a1 you can select the firmware code archive file directly here. The selected archive file will be extracted into the local \data folder aut...
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Local firmware update tool (parallel /usb port) page 10 5a4 select the firmware type window appears. Select the firmware type and click [ok]. 5a5 firmware code file selection is completed. Click [next>]..
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Local firmware update tool (parallel/usb port) page 11 5b1 select a parent file folder (complete set) select "select a parent file folder (complete set)" and click [browse...] button. 5b2 select the parent file folder and click [ok]. Ex. \dp-2310_3010_pu_030327 5b3 select the firmware type and click...
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Local firmware update tool (parallel /usb port) page 12 5b4 firmware code file selection is completed. Click [next>]..
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Local firmware update tool (parallel/usb port) page 13 5c1 select an independent file select "select an independent file" and click [browse...] button. 5c2 select the firmware code file and click [open]. Ex. Sfdl2pnlaav100000_pu.Bin 5c3 firmware code file selection is completed. Click [next>]..
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Local firmware update tool (parallel /usb port) page 14 6 the selected firmware code file(s) are indicated. Uncheck the box if you do not need to transfer a file. On the unit side: set the unit to the firmware update mode. Click [next>]. 7 the firmware code file starts transferring. When there is mo...
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Local firmware update tool (parallel/usb port) page 15 unit information of the firmware update mode: for usb connected unit (dp-2310/3010): every time the machine finishes receiving a firmware code file, the unit does the delete and rewrite of the firmware code and will return to service mode again....
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