What should I do if a paper jam occurs in the ADF?

When a jam is detected in the ADF, the machine stops scanning and displays 'CHECK DOCUMENT' on the control panel. On models equipped with a fax function, a warning beep will also sound. To clear the jam, remove the jammed paper and open/close the ADF upper cover. (Page 26-27)

How long does the MF416dw take to warm up and produce a first copy?

The warm-up time from power-on to standby is 16 seconds or less. The first copy time is 8 seconds or less from the copyboard glass and 10 seconds or less from the feeder. The first print time is 6.3 seconds or less for A4/LTR. (Page 10)

Is it safe to disassemble the laser scanner unit for cleaning or adjustment?

No, the laser scanner unit must never be disassembled. Although the machine is classified as a Class 1 laser product overall, the laser scanner unit contains a Class 3B laser beam source that can cause eye injuries. No adjustment can be made to the laser scanner unit in the field. (Page 2)

How should I safely handle toner that has spilled or adhered to skin or clothing?

Use dry tissue paper to wipe off toner adhered to skin or clothing, then wash with water. Never use warm water for cleaning up toner, as it can cause toner particles to gel and permanently soak into fibers. Also, never throw toner into flames as it may cause an explosion. (Page 3)

What paper types can be loaded in the Multi-Purpose Tray?

The Multi-Purpose Tray supports plain paper, recycled paper, color paper, heavy paper (90 to 163 g/m²), label paper, and envelopes. The cassette does not support label paper, envelopes, or heavy paper above 128 g/m². Auto 2-sided printing is available only for LTR, A4, and LGL paper sizes. (Page 13)

How much paper can the cassette and Multi-Purpose Tray hold?

The cassette on the MF416dw holds approximately 250 sheets at 80 g/m², while the Multi-Purpose Tray holds approximately 50 sheets at 80 g/m². The delivery tray capacity is approximately 150 sheets at 80 g/m². (Page 10)

How much paper can the cassette and multi-purpose tray hold on the MF416dw?

The cassette on the MF416dw holds approximately 250 sheets of plain paper at 80 g/m². The multi-purpose tray holds approximately 50 sheets at 80 g/m², and the delivery tray capacity is approximately 150 sheets at 80 g/m². An optional Paper Feeder Unit PF-44 is available that adds approximately 500 sheets of capacity. (Pages 10, 15)

What paper types can be used in the multi-purpose tray that cannot be used in the cassette?

The multi-purpose tray supports heavy paper up to 163 g/m² (Heavy 2), label paper, and envelopes, which are not supported by the cassette. The cassette is limited to plain paper, recycled paper, color paper, and heavy paper up to 128 g/m² (Heavy 1). Envelopes supported include No.10 (COM10), Monarch, C5, and DL sizes. (Page 13)

How do I clear a paper jam in the ADF on the MF416dw?

Remove the jammed paper and then open and close the ADF upper cover to clear the jam. The machine stops scanning and displays 'CHECK DOCUMENT' on the control panel when an ADF jam is detected. On models with fax function, a warning beep will also sound at the time of jam detection. (Page 27)

What is the warm-up time and first print time for the MF416dw?

The warm-up time from power-on to standby (print-ready) status is 16 seconds or less. The first print time is 6.3 seconds or less for A4/Letter paper. The first copy time is 8 seconds or less from the copyboard glass and 10 seconds or less when using the feeder. These values may vary depending on usage conditions and environment. (Page 10)

What safety precautions should be followed when handling toner?

Toner is described as a nontoxic matter composed of plastic, iron, and a trace of pigments, but it should never be thrown into flames to avoid explosion. If toner adheres to skin or clothes, wipe it off with dry tissue paper and wash with water — never use warm water, as it can cause toner particles to gel and permanently soak into fibers. Toner particles are also reactive with vinyl polymers, so contact with those materials should be avoided. (Page 11)

What should I do if the low-voltage power supply stops providing DC power to the MF416dw?

If DC power is not being supplied from the low-voltage power supply, the protective function against overcurrent or overvoltage may have activated and automatically cut off the output voltage. In this case, turn off the power switch and unplug the power cord, and do not plug in or turn on the machine again until the root cause is found. Additionally, two fuses in the low-voltage power supply protect against overcurrent — if overcurrent flows into the AC line, the fuse will blow and cut off power distribution. (Page 31)

What wireless security protocols does the MF416dw support?

The MF416dw supports WEP, WPA-PSK (TKIP/AES-CCMP), and WPA2-PSK (TKIP/AES-CCMP) wireless security protocols. It operates on the IEEE 802.11b/g/n standards in the 2412 to 2472 MHz frequency range. Wireless setup can be performed using WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) or manual configuration. (Page 12)

What does it mean when the Error LED is blinking red versus solid red?

A blinking red Error LED indicates an error that can be recovered by the user, such as a paper jam, no paper, or no toner. A solid red Error LED indicates a more serious error that cannot be recovered by the user, which is considered a service call. When both lighting and blinking occur simultaneously, lighting (solid red) takes priority in the display. (Page 20)

What are the operating environment requirements for the MF416dw?

The MF416dw requires an operating temperature range of 10 to 30 degrees Celsius and a relative humidity range of 20 to 80% without dew condensation. The machine has a memory capacity of 1 GB and supports sleep mode to reduce power consumption. During sleep mode, power consumption averages approximately 1.2 W for USB connection and 2.1 W for wireless LAN connection. (Page 10-11)

What is the laser safety classification for the MF416DW?

The MF416DW is classified as a Class 1 laser product under the international standard IEC60825-1, which means it is regarded as safe during normal use because the laser radiation is completely confined with protective housings and external covers. However, the laser scanner unit contains a Class 3B laser beam source that may cause eye injuries if exposed, so the laser scanner unit must never be disassembled and no field adjustments can be made to it.

What should I do before servicing the printer?

Before servicing, be sure to turn OFF the power source according to the specified steps and disconnect the power plug. It is also important to disconnect the power plug on a regular basis and remove dust and dirt accumulated around the outlet with a dry cloth to prevent fire hazards.

How should I handle toner that has adhered to skin or clothes?

Use dry tissue paper to wipe off toner adhered to skin or clothes and then wash in water. Never use warm water for cleaning up toner as it may cause toner particles to be gelated and soak into fibers permanently. Additionally, toner particles are reactive with vinyl polymers, so avoid contacting these materials.

What paper types can be used with the cassette tray?

The cassette tray supports plain paper, recycled paper, color paper, and heavy paper (90 to 128 g/m2). The cassette has an approximate capacity of 250 sheets at 80 g/m2 for the MF416dw model.

What is the maximum document size that can be read by the ADF?

The maximum size of document that can be read by the ADF for the MF416dw is 215.9 mm x 355.6 mm. The ADF can handle documents with a basis weight of 50 to 105 g for 1-sided document reading and 64 to 105 g for 2-sided document reading.

How do I detect and clear a paper jam in the ADF?

A paper jam is detected by the Document End Sensor (DES) when there is a delay in reaching it, when the sensor is activated at power-on indicating residual paper, or when a document longer than 400 mm is detected. When a jam occurs, the machine stops scanning and displays 'CHECK DOCUMENT' on the control panel. To release the jam, remove the jammed paper and open/close the ADF upper cover.

What is the warm-up time for the MF416DW?

The warm-up time (duration from power-on to standby) for the MF416DW is 16 seconds or less. This timing may vary depending on the usage conditions and environment of the machine.

What protective functions does the low-voltage power supply have?

The Low-voltage Power Supply has protective functions against overcurrent and overvoltage to prevent failures in the power supply circuit. If there is an overcurrent or overvoltage, the system automatically cuts off the output voltage. Additionally, two fuses in the power supply protect against overcurrent by blowing if excess current flows into the AC line.

What are the power-saving modes available on the MF416DW?

The MF416DW has several power-saving modes including Stand-by (at power-OFF with the reader on), Power-saving (with control panel in power-saving mode), Sleep 1A/1B, Sleep 2, and Sleep 3 (with both reader and engine off). The printer automatically shifts between these modes depending on usage conditions, with consumption ranging from approximately 1.2 W to 2.1 W during sleep mode depending on connection type.

Canon imageCLASS MF416DW Multifunction Printer — Manual, FAQ & Troubleshooting

Name: Canon imageCLASS MF416DW Multifunction Printer
Brand: Canon

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Service

Manual

imageCLASS MF416dw MF414dw

D1550

D1520

Canon

December 18, 2019 Rev. 7

Copyright © 2019 Canon Inc.

CANON imageCLASS MF416dw/MF414dw/D1550/D1520 Rev. 7 PRINTED IN U.S.A.

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Important Notices Application This manual has been issued by Canon Inc. for qualified persons to learn technical theory, installation, maintenance, and repair of products. This manual covers all localities where the products are sold. For this reason, there may be information in this manual that does not apply to your locality. Corrections This manual may contain technical inaccuracies or typographical errors due to improvements or changes in products. When changes occur in applicable products or in the contents of this manual, Canon will release technical information as the need arises. In the event of major changes in the contents of this manual over a long or short period, Canon will issue a new edition of this manual. The following paragraph does not apply to any countries/regions where such provisions are inconsistent with local law. Trademarks The product names and company names used in this manual are the registered trademarks of the individual companies. Copyright The copyright of this document belongs to Canon Inc. This document may not be copied, reproduced or translated into another language, in whole or in part, without the prior consent of Canon Inc. Copyright CANON INC. 2017 Caution Use of this manual should be strictly supervised to avoid disclosure of confidential information. Explanation of Symbols The following symbols are used throughout this Service Manual. Symbols Explanation Symbols Explanation Check. 1x Remove the claw. Check visually. 1x Insert the claw. Important Notices

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Contents Safety Precautions...............................................................................................1 Laser................................................................................................................................................... 2 Laser Safety......................................................................................................................................... 2 How to Handle the Laser Scanner Unit...................................................................................................2 Power Supply / Lithium Battery........................................................................................................... 2 Power Supply....................................................................................................................................... 2 Notes When Handling a Lithium Battery..................................................................................................3 Toner Safety........................................................................................................................................3 About Toner..........................................................................................................................................3 Handling Adhered Toner........................................................................................................................3 Notes on works....................................................................................................................................3 Points to Note Before Servicing..............................................................................................................3 Points to Note at Cleaning..................................................................................................................... 4 Notes on Assembly/Disassembly........................................................................................................... 4

Product Overview.............................................................................................5

Product Lineups.................................................................................................................................. 6 Host machine........................................................................................................................................6 Options................................................................................................................................................ 7 Product Features.................................................................................................................................9 Specifications.................................................................................................................................... 10 Product Specifications......................................................................................................................... 10 ADF Specifications..............................................................................................................................11 Wireless LAN Specifications................................................................................................................ 12 Specification of SEND......................................................................................................................... 12 FAX specification................................................................................................................................ 12 Print speed......................................................................................................................................... 13 Paper type..........................................................................................................................................13 Paper size.......................................................................................................................................... 13 Parts Name....................................................................................................................................... 15 External View......................................................................................................................................15 Cross Sectional View...........................................................................................................................17 Control Panel......................................................................................................................................19

Technical Explanation (Device).................................................................... 21

Basic Configuration........................................................................................................................... 22 Configuration Function.........................................................................................................................22 Basic Sequence................................................................................................................................ 23 Basic Operational Sequence................................................................................................................23 Document Exposure / Delivery System.............................................................................................24 Document Exposure System................................................................................................................24 Document Feeder System................................................................................................................... 25 Controller System..............................................................................................................................28 Outline............................................................................................................................................... 28 Contents i

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Engine Controller PCB.........................................................................................................................28 Low-voltage Power Supply...................................................................................................................30 Laser Exposure System.................................................................................................................... 33 Outline............................................................................................................................................... 33 Optical Unit Failure Detection...............................................................................................................33 Image Formation System.................................................................................................................. 34 Outline............................................................................................................................................... 34 Image Formation Process....................................................................................................................34 High-voltage Power Supply..................................................................................................................37 Fixing System....................................................................................................................................39 Outline............................................................................................................................................... 39 Controls..............................................................................................................................................39 Pickup / Feed System....................................................................................................................... 43 Outline............................................................................................................................................... 43 Drive Configuration..............................................................................................................................43 Jam Detection.....................................................................................................................................44

Technical Explanation (System)...................................................................47

Overview of System Management.................................................................................................... 48 Version Upgrade............................................................................................................................... 49 Function Overview ..............................................................................................................................49 Version Upgrade Using UST................................................................................................................50 Version Upgrade via Internet................................................................................................................50 Version Upgrade Using a USB Flash Drive (Released Only in Special Cases).................................. 52 Setting Information Export/Import Function (DCM)........................................................................... 54 Overview............................................................................................................................................ 54 Import/Export Procedure from [Settings/Registration] of Remote UI........................................................ 56 Procedure for Exporting/Importing Service Mode Setting Information......................................................60 List of Items Which Can Be Imported....................................................................................................63 Monitoring Function (e-Maintenance/imageWARE Remote)............................................................ 85 Overview of System............................................................................................................................ 85 Servicing Notes...................................................................................................................................86 Setting Procedure............................................................................................................................... 86 Maintenance.......................................................................................................................................87 Error Message List.............................................................................................................................. 88

Periodical Service.......................................................................................... 91

Periodically Replaced Parts.............................................................................................................. 92 Consumable Parts.............................................................................................................................93 Periodical Service..............................................................................................................................94 Cleaning............................................................................................................................................ 95

Parts Replacement and Cleaning................................................................. 96

External Cover...................................................................................................................................97 Main Unit......................................................................................................................................... 100 Electrical Components Layout Drawing.......................................................................................... 101 Sensor..............................................................................................................................................101 Motor/Fan.........................................................................................................................................102 Contents ii

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Other................................................................................................................................................103 PCB................................................................................................................................................. 104 Connector Layout Drawing..............................................................................................................105 External Cover.................................................................................................................................110 Removing the Left Cover Unit............................................................................................................ 110 Removing the Left Rear Cover........................................................................................................... 111 Removing the Right Cover Unit.......................................................................................................... 112 Removing the Front Cover Unit.......................................................................................................... 114 Removing the Rear Cover Unit...........................................................................................................115 Removing the Upper Cover................................................................................................................116 Document Exposure / Delivery System...........................................................................................118 Removing the ADF Unit + Reader Unit................................................................................................118 Removing the ADF Roller Unit............................................................................................................119 Removing the ADF Pickup Roller....................................................................................................... 120 Removing the ADF Separation Roller................................................................................................. 120 Removing the ADF Separation Pad.................................................................................................... 121 Removing the ADF Pickup Feed Unit..................................................................................................122 Removing the ADF Pickup Motor Unit.................................................................................................123 Removing the ADF Delivery Solenoid Unit.......................................................................................... 124 Removing the Reader Unit Upper Cover............................................................................................. 124 Removing the CIS Unit...................................................................................................................... 125 Controller System............................................................................................................................127 Removing the Controller Cover.......................................................................................................... 127 Removing the Wireless LAN PCB (except for D1520/ MF412dn).......................................................... 127 Removing the Main Controller PCB.................................................................................................... 127 Removing the NCU PCB (Except for D1520/ MF411dw)...................................................................... 128 Removing the OFF Hook PCB (except for D1520/ MF411dw) ..............................................................129 Removing the Controller Box..............................................................................................................129 Removing the Engine Controller Unit ................................................................................................. 131 Removing the Control Panel...............................................................................................................133 Removing the Control Panel PCB.......................................................................................................134 Removing the NFC PCB (D1550/ MF416dw/ MF415dw)...................................................................... 135 Removing the Main Motor ................................................................................................................. 135 Removing the Main Fan.....................................................................................................................136 Removing the Main Fan Relay Cable..................................................................................................137 Removing the Main Drive Unit ...........................................................................................................138 Removing the Duplex Drive Unit.........................................................................................................140 Removing the Duplex Reverse Solenoid............................................................................................. 141 Removing the Cassette Pickup Solenoid.............................................................................................142 Removing the Connecting PCB.......................................................................................................... 142 Laser Scanner System....................................................................................................................144 Removing the Laser Scanner Unit...................................................................................................... 144 Image Forming System................................................................................................................... 145 Removing the Transfer Roller.............................................................................................................145 Removing the Registration Unit.......................................................................................................... 145 Fixing System..................................................................................................................................147 Removing the Fixing Assembly.......................................................................................................... 147 Pickup / Feed System..................................................................................................................... 149 Removing the Duplex Feed Unit.........................................................................................................149 Removing the Cassette Pickup Roller.................................................................................................149 Removing the Cassette Separation Pad..............................................................................................150 Contents iii

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Removing the Multi-purpose Tray Pickup Roller.................................................................................. 150 Removing the Multi-purpose Tray Separation Pad...............................................................................151

Adjustment................................................................................................... 152

Overview......................................................................................................................................... 153 Actions after Replacement Parts.....................................................................................................154 Document Exposure / Delivery System............................................................................................... 154 Controller System..............................................................................................................................166

Troubleshooting...........................................................................................168

Test Print.........................................................................................................................................169 Test Pages....................................................................................................................................... 169 Cartridge Log Report.......................................................................................................................170 Trouble Shooting Items................................................................................................................... 172 Special Mode....................................................................................................................................172 Trailing edge image soiling.................................................................................................................173 Repetitive Image Defects Ruler.......................................................................................................... 173 Nip-width Specifications.....................................................................................................................173 Debug Log.......................................................................................................................................175 Function Overview.............................................................................................................................175 Conditions for collecting logs..............................................................................................................175 Collection procedure..........................................................................................................................175

Error/Jam/Alarm...........................................................................................177

Overview......................................................................................................................................... 178 Error/Jam Log indication.................................................................................................................... 178 JAM/ERR LOG REPORT...................................................................................................................179 Position Summary Code.................................................................................................................... 180 Position code.................................................................................................................................... 180 Paper Size Code...............................................................................................................................180 Error codes......................................................................................................................................181 Jam code.........................................................................................................................................184 Alarm Code..................................................................................................................................... 186

Service Mode................................................................................................187

Overview......................................................................................................................................... 188 Service Mode Menu...........................................................................................................................188 Backing up Service Mode.................................................................................................................. 188 Screen flow of Service mode..............................................................................................................189 Remote UI Service Mode...................................................................................................................189 COPIER (Service mode for printer).................................................................................................192 DISPLAY (State display mode)...........................................................................................................192 ADJUST (Adjustment mode).............................................................................................................. 194 FUNCTION (Operation / inspection mode).......................................................................................... 206 OPTION (Specification setting mode)................................................................................................. 217 COUNTER (Counter mode)............................................................................................................... 223 FEEDER (ADF service mode).........................................................................................................228 ADJUST (Adjustment mode).............................................................................................................. 228 Contents iv

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Specifications Product Specifications Item Specifications/Function Copyboard type Fixed Copyboard Machine installation method Desktop (DADF equipped as standard) Light source

Led (Rgb)

Photosensitive medium OPC Drum (24mm dia.) Image reading method CIS (color) Exposure method Laser beam exposure Charging method Roller charging Developing method Toner projection development (dry one-component magnetic toner) Transfer method Roller transfer method Separation method Curvature separation Pickup Cassette: Pad separation method Multi-purpose Tray: Pad separation method Drum cleaning method Cleaning by rubber blade Fixing method On-demand fixing Toner level detection function Yes Toner type One-component magnetic toner Toner supplying method Replacement of all-in-one cartridge (drum + toner) Toner saving mode Yes Document type Copyboard Glass: Plain paper, heavy paper, photo, small document (such as a name card), special paper (such as tracing paper and OHP film), book (up to 20 mm in width) Feeder: Plain paper (one sheet of document, or multiple sheets of document of the same size, width and weight) Max. size of document that can be read D1550/D1520 215.9 mm x 355.6 mm MF416dw/ MF415dw/ MF414dw/ MF412dn/ MF411dw Copyboard Glass: 215.9 x 297.0 mm Feeder: 215.9 x 355.6 mm Warm-up time*1 (Duration from power-on to standby) 16 sec. or less Reading resolution : 300 dpi x 600 dpi (default) , , : 600 dpi x 600 dpi Print resolution 600 x 600 dpi First copy time Copyboard Glass: 8 sec. or less (A4/LTR) Feeder: 10 sec. or less First print time 6.3 sec. or less (A4/LTR) Print speed 33 sheets/min (A4), 35 sheets/min (LTR) Paper type Cassette Plain paper, Recycled paper, Color paper, Heavy paper (90 to 128 g/m2) Multi-Purpose Tray Plain paper, Recycled paper, Color paper, Heavy paper (90 to 163 g/m2), Label paper, Envelope Paper size Cassette A4, B5, A5, LGL, LTR, STMT, EXEC, OFFICIO, B-OFFICIO, M-OFFICIO, G-LTR, G-LGL, FLS, A-FLS, I-LGL, Custom (width: 105.0 to 216.0 mm, length: 148.0 to 356.0 mm) Multi-purpose Tray A4, B5, A5, LGL, LTR, STMT, EXEC, OFFICIO, B-OFFICIO, M-OFFICIO, G-LTR, G-LGL, FLS, A-FLS, I-LGL, 76.2 × 127.0 mm (3"×5"), Envelope (No.10 (COM10), Monarch, C5, DL), Custom (width: 76.2 to 216.0 mm, length: 127.0 to 356.0 mm) Cassette paper capacity

D1550/D1520

Approx. 500 sheets (80 g/m2) MF416dw/ MF415dw/ MF414dw/ MF412dn/ MF411dw Approx. 250 sheets (80 g/m2) Multi-purpose Tray pickup capacity Approx. 50 sheets (80 g/m2) Delivery Tray capacity Approx. 150 sheets (80 g/m2) Continuous reproduction 1 to 999 sheets

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Setting Information Export/Import Function (DCM) Overview Various data is stored in the storage inside the device. Depending on the works to be done such as replacing parts, this data needs to be backed up and restored. There are some ways to back up and restore data, and the appropriate one should be used depending on the purpose and storage destination. This section describes the procedure for backing up and restoring service mode setting values. For the procedure for backing up and restoring other information, refer to the e-Manual. ■ Function Overview This machine has a setting information export/import function (hereinafter referred to as DCM (Device Configuration Management) function) which exports/imports the machine's setting value information as a file. The file exported/imported using the DCM function is called a DCM file, and the target setting information is as follows:

Setting information of [Menu] ([Setting/ Registration ] menu)

Service mode setting information

Address Book

The DCM file is exported to a USB flash drive or PC local disk from the Control Panel or remote UI. The exported DCM file can be returned to the original device or imported to a different device. When the file is returned to the original device, this can be used as a function to back up the settings, and when the file is imported to a different device, this can be used as a function to copy setting information. Data can also be imported to or exported from an iR-ADV machine by using iW EMC/MC DCM Plug-in. In the case of the setting value backup function before implementation of the DCM function, an exported file could be imported only to the same device, but the DCM function enables import of an exported file to a different device.

Dcm

DCM support device DCM support device Settings/ Registration Service mode Remote UI DCM file iW EMC/MC with DCM Plug-in DCM support iR-ADV DCM file DCM file DCM file DCM file DCM file USB memory device Conceptual diagram

Note:

In order to export or import setting information using DCM, it is necessary that the device supports DCM. ■ Backup/Restoration for Service Technicians Backup and restoration from [Menu] ([Setting/ Registration ] menu) Setting information can be backed up and restored from the Control Panel of the device or from [Menu] ([Setting/ Registration ] menu) of remote UI. Although [Menu] ([Setting/ Registration ] menu) is for users, the service mode settings information can be backed up and restored from the Import/Export function by changing the service mode setting. The service mode settings information can be backed up and restored only by accessing from the remote UI [Settings/Registration] menu. Backup/Restoration Using Service Mode Some of the functions in service mode can be used to backup and restore data. DC-CON/R-CON setting value information and service counter (DC-CON) values can be backed up and restored.

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■ Combination of Information Exported/Imported by DCM, Means, and Storage Locations A DCM file is exported and imported using the Control Panel, remote UI, or the iW EMC server, depending on the situation of the site. The information exported/imported differs depending on the means. Combinations of them are shown in the following table. Menu used Operation Information exported Save destination Setting values of menu options Address book**1 Service mode set- ting values [Settings/Registra- tion] menu Control panel Yes (fixed)*2 Yes (fixed)*2 No USB flash drive Remote UI Yes Yes With conditions*3 PC local disk Service mode Control panel No No Yes USB flash drive / Storage in the host machine Remote UI No No Yes Storage in the host machine ■ Compatibility of Data The following table shows compatibility of data in the case where the device from which the data is exported and the device to which the data is imported differ in model and/or serial number. For items that are imported in Cases A, B, and C, refer to “List of Items Which Can Be Imported” on page 63. Model Serial number Import process Same Same Items corresponding to Case A are imported.*4 Same Different*5 Items corresponding to Case B are imported.*4 Different Different*5 Items corresponding to Case C are imported.*6 Different Same The file is judged to be invalid, and the process ends with an error. ■ Replacement Mode When this function is used for migrating the setting data upon replacement of a device, some of the data cannot be migrated if the model to which the data is migrated is different. When this function is used in normal mode, data that is applicable to either Case B (of different serial number) or Case C (of different model) cannot be imported. When replacement mode is enabled on the device on the importing side, data can be forcibly migrated even to a device of a different serial number or even between different models. Case A Case B Case C Case A Case B Case C Normal mode Replace mode *1. Models without address books are excluded. In the case of a fax option model without SEND function, address books are exported only if a fax option is connected with the device. *2. When the [Settings/ Registration] menu is used from the Control Panel, both the setting menu information and the address book are imported/exported. It is not possible to export/import only either of them. Information which is not included in the data to be imported is not imported. *3. Service mode is added to the data to be exported only when service mode COPIER > OPTION > USER > SMD-EXPT is set. For information on items that are imported, refer to "List of Items Which Can Be Imported". *4. If the firmware version at the time of import differs from that at the time of export, predetermined corrective processing may be performed. *5. If a serial number is missing, the serial numbers are judged to be mismatched. *6. Predetermined corrective processing may be performed.

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User mode setting items Setting description Case A Case B Case C

User Name User name that can be authenticated for LADP server (120 bytes) Yes Yes Yes

Domain Name 120byte Yes Yes Yes

Display Authentication Screen When Searching On/Off* Yes Yes Yes

Use Auth. Info. at Send Start On*/Off Yes Yes Yes Register New LDAP Server (For Authentication)

Server Name Character strings (UTF-8 in 24 characters, max. 96 bytes) Yes Yes Yes

Server Address IP address or character strings (47 bytes) Yes Yes Yes

Position to Start Search Specify the part of the tree of the directory server where search is started (120bytes). Yes Yes Yes

Port Number The communication port number of LDAP used by the LDAP server (1 to 65535); Initial value: 389 Yes Yes Yes

Auth/Attrib Acquisition Timeout Response time from the LDAP server (15 to 150 sec); Initial val- ue: 30 Yes Yes Yes

User Name Attribute Attribute name used to obtain the user name from the authenti- cation server (64 bytes) Yes Yes Yes

E-Mail Address Attribute Attribute name used to obtain the e-mail address from the au- thentication server (64 bytes) Yes Yes Yes

Login Information Use*/Use (Security Authentication) Yes Yes Yes

Use System Manager ID On/Off* Yes Yes Yes

User Name name that can be authenticated for LADP server (120 bytes) Yes Yes Yes

Domain Name 120byte Yes Yes Yes Authentication Settings for Send Function The * marks in [Setting description] indicates the default setting values. User mode setting items Setting description Case A Case B Case C Display Authentication Screen When Sending Operation Starts On/Off* Yes Yes Yes

Display Confirmation Screen When Logging Out On/Off* Yes Yes Yes

E-Mail/I-Fax Sending Settings

E-Mail/I-Fax Sending: Do Not Allow/Allow*/Only Allow Sending to Myself Yes Yes Yes

Authentication Method Display the authentication screen using the same user name as when the sending operation started/Display the authentica- tion screen without any authentication in- formation/Use device-specific authenti- cation information and do not display the authentication screen* Yes Yes Yes

Specify Authentication User Destination as Sender On*/Off Yes Yes Yes

File Sending Settings

File Sending Do Not Allow/Allow*/Only Allow Sending to Myself or Specified Folder Yes Yes Yes

When Sending File to Destination Registered in Address Book

Authentication Method Display the authentication screen using the same authentication information as when the sending operation started/ Display the authentication screen without any authentication information/Use the authentication information from the ad- dress book and do not display the au- thentication screen* Yes Yes Yes

When Sending File to Myself

Authentication Method Use Same Authentication Information as When Send Operation Started/Display the authentication screen without any au- thentication information Yes Yes Yes

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Code Character strings Cause Remedy 8700 0306 SRAM version unmatch! An invalid value has been entered at the beginning of the NVMEM area of E-RDS (nonvolatile memory area). Turn OFF and then ON the power of the de- vice. 8700 0306 SRAM AeRDS version unmatch! An invalid value has been entered at the beginning of the NVMEM area of E-RDS (nonvolatile memory area). Turn OFF and then ON the power of the de- vice. 8xxx 0004 Operation is not supported The user tried to execute a method which is not supported by E-RDS. Collect Debug log and contact the Support Dept. of the sales company. 8xxx 0101 Server response error ( NULL ) UGW reply error: Processing of the UGW error code failed. Perform and complete a communication test

(Com-Test).

8xxx 0201 8xxx 0202 8xxx 0203 8xxx 0204 8xxx 0206 Server schedule is invalid The schedule specified by UGW is invalid. Report the detailed information at the time of occurrence of the error to the Support Dept. Perform a remedy on the UGW side, and then perform a communication test again. 8xxx 0207 8xxx 0208 Internal Schedule is broken The internal schedule of E-RDS is invalid. Perform and complete a communication test

(Com-Test).

8xxx 0221 Server specified list is too big The information the UGW server instructed to send for the alert code/alarm code filter function is invalid. There is a problem with the alarm filter set for UGW. Contact the Support Dept. of the sales company. 8xxx 0222 Server specified list is wrong The information the UGW server instructed to send for the alert code/alarm code filter function is invalid. There is a problem with the alarm filter set for UGW. Contact the Support Dept. of the sales company. 8xxx 0304 Device is busy, try later A semaphore consumption error occurred during a communication test. Wait for a while and then perform a commu- nication test again. 8xxx 0709 Tracking ID is not match When the firmware is updated, the tracking ID in the reply of Updater differs from that specified by UGW. Collect Debug log and send it to the Support Dept. of the sales company. 8xxx 2000 Unknown error Other communication errors Perform and complete a communication test

(Com-Test).

8xxx 2003 Network is not ready, try later After the main power of the device is turned OFF and then ON, a communication test was performed with the network not ready. Check the connection status of the network. Perform a communication test (COM-TEST) 60 seconds after turning ON the power of the device. 8xxx 2004 Server response error ([hexadec- imal]) [detailed error information on the server side] UGW reply error: Communication to UGW has succeeded, but an error occurred and UGW returned an error. Wait for a while and then try again. Check the error code (in hex notation) and the details of the error (detailed error information on the server side) from UGW displayed after the message. 8xxx 200A Server connection error UGW connection error:

TCP/IP communication failed.

The IP address of the device has not

been set.

Check the connection status of the net-

work.

If proxy is used, configure the proxy set-

tings and check the status of the proxy server. 8xxx 200B Server address resolution error UGW address resolution error

Check that Internet connection is avail-

able in the environment. 8xxx 2014 Proxy connection error The address is invalid and connection to the proxy server fails. Check the address/port of the proxy server, and configure the settings again. 8xxx 2015 Proxy address resolution error Proxy address name resolution error

Check the host name and the DNS set-

tings of the proxy server.

Set the proxy server using the IP ad-

dress. 8xxx 201E Proxy authentication error Proxy authentication error Check the user name and password for log- ging in to the proxy, and configure the set- tings again.

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Position Summary Code Jam code Types of jam Sensor name/Detection description Sensor number 3

021C

Paper Wrap Jam 1 Fixing Delivery Sensor

Ps915

3 0220 Reverse area Jam Duplex Reverse Sensor

Ps201

3 0221 Reverse area Jam 2 Duplex Reverse Sensor

Ps201

3 0248 Pickup Stationary Jam 1 Top Sensor/ Media Width Sensor/ Fixing Delivery Sensor

Ps204/Ps205/

Ps915

3 0250 Fixing Delivery Station- ary Jam 1 Fixing Delivery Sensor

Ps915

3

025C

Paper Wrap Jam 1 Fixing Delivery Sensor

Ps915

3 0260 Reverse area Jam Duplex Reverse Sensor

Ps201

3 0261 Reverse area Jam 2 Duplex Reverse Sensor

Ps201

3 0288 Pickup Stationary Jam 1 Top Sensor/ Media Width Sensor/ Fixing Delivery Sensor

Ps204/Ps205/

Ps915

3 0290 Fixing Delivery Station- ary Jam 1 Fixing Delivery Sensor

Ps915

3

029C

Paper Wrap Jam 1 Fixing Delivery Sensor

Ps915

3

02A0

Reverse area Jam Duplex Reverse Sensor

Ps201

3

02A1

Reverse area Jam 2 Duplex Reverse Sensor

Ps201

3

02C8

Pickup Stationary Jam 1 Top Sensor/ Media Width Sensor/ Fixing Delivery Sensor

Ps204/Ps205/

Ps915

3

02Dc

Paper Wrap Jam 1 Fixing Delivery Sensor

Ps915

3

02D0

Fixing Delivery Station- ary Jam 1 Fixing Delivery Sensor

Ps915

3

02E0

Reverse area Jam Duplex Reverse Sensor

Ps201

3

02E1

Reverse area Jam 2 Duplex Reverse Sensor

Ps201

3 1014 Internal Residual Jam 1 Top Sensor/ Media Width Sensor/ Fixing Delivery Sensor/ Duplex Reverse Sensor

Ps204/Ps205/

Ps915/ Ps201

3 1054 Internal Residual Jam 1 Top Sensor/ Media Width Sensor/ Fixing Delivery Sensor/ Duplex Reverse Sensor

Ps204/Ps205/

Ps915/ Ps201

3 1094 Internal Residual Jam 1 Top Sensor/ Media Width Sensor/ Fixing Delivery Sensor/ Duplex Reverse Sensor

Ps204/Ps205/

Ps915/ Ps201

3

10D4

Internal Residual Jam 1 Top Sensor/ Media Width Sensor/ Fixing Delivery Sensor/ Duplex Reverse Sensor

Ps204/Ps205/

Ps915/ Ps201

3 1118 Door Open Jam 1 Top Sensor/ Media Width Sensor/ Fixing Delivery Sensor/ Duplex Reverse Sensor

Ps204/Ps205/

Ps915/ Ps201

3 1158 Door Open Jam 1 Top Sensor/ Media Width Sensor/ Fixing Delivery Sensor/ Duplex Reverse Sensor

Ps204/Ps205/

Ps915/ Ps201

3 1198 Door Open Jam 1 Top Sensor/ Media Width Sensor/ Fixing Delivery Sensor/ Duplex Reverse Sensor

Ps204/Ps205/

Ps915/ Ps201

3

11D8

Door Open Jam 1 Top Sensor/ Media Width Sensor/ Fixing Delivery Sensor/ Duplex Reverse Sensor

Ps204/Ps205/

Ps915/ Ps201

*1: It does not indicate that a delay in paper feed or a stationary jam was directly detected by the sensor. It is triggered by a trouble in paper feed caused by another error. It can be solved by checking "JAM/ERR LOG REPORT" and performing the remedy for the error that occurred around the same time.

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Overview Service Mode Menu 㻿㼑㼞㼢㼕㼏㼑㻌㼙㼛㼐㼑㻯㻻㻼㻵㻱㻾㻲㻱㻱㻰㻱㻾㻲㻭㼄㼀㻱㻿㼀㻹㻻㻰㻱㻰㻵㻿㻼㻸㻭㼅㻵㻛㻻㻭㻰㻶㼁㻿㼀㻲㼁㻺㻯㼀㻵㻻㻺㻻㻼㼀㻵㻻㻺㻯㻻㼁㻺㼀㻱㻾㻿㻿㻿㼃㻹㻱㻺㼁㻺㼁㻹㻺㻯㼁㻼㻾㻵㻺㼀㻲㻭㼄㻭㻰㻶㼁㻿㼀㻲㼁㻺㻯㼀㻵㻻㻺㻿㼑㼞㼢㼕㼏㼑㻌㼙㼛㼐㼑㻌㼒㼛㼞㻌㼏㼛㼜㼕㼑㼞㻿㼠㼍㼠㼑㻌㼐㼕㼟㼜㼘㼍㼥㻌㼙㼛㼐㼑㻭㼐㼖㼡㼟㼠㼙㼑㼚㼠㻌㼙㼛㼐㼑㻻㼜㼑㼞㼍㼠㼕㼛㼚㻌㻛㻌㼕㼚㼟㼜㼑㼏㼠㼕㼛㼚㻌㼙㼛㼐㼑㻵㻛㻻㻌㼐㼕㼟㼜㼘㼍㼥㻌㼙㼛㼐㼑㻯㼛㼡㼚㼠㼑㼞㻌㼙㼛㼐㼑㻿㼜㼑㼏㼕㼒㼕㼏㼍㼠㼕㼛㼚㻌㼟㼑㼠㼠㼕㼚㼓㻌㼙㼛㼐㼑㻭㼐㼖㼡㼟㼠㼙㼑㼚㼠㻌㼙㼛㼐㼑㻻㼜㼑㼞㼍㼠㼕㼛㼚㻌㻛㻌㼕㼚㼟㼜㼑㼏㼠㼕㼛㼚㻌㼙㼛㼐㼑㻭㻰㻲㻌㼟㼑㼞㼢㼕㼏㼑㻌㼙㼛㼐㼑㻲㻭㼄㻌㼟㼑㼞㼢㼕㼏㼑㻌㼙㼛㼐㼑㻿㼑㼞㼢㼕㼏㼑㻌㼙㼛㼐㼑㻌㼒㼛㼞㻌㼠㼑㼟㼠㻌㼜㼞㼕㼚㼠㻘㻌㼛㼜㼑㼞㼍㼠㼕㼛㼚㻌㼏㼔㼑㼏㼗㻘㻌㼑㼠㼏㻚㻮㼕㼠㻌㼟㼣㼕㼠㼏㼔㻌㼞㼑㼓㼕㼟㼠㼞㼍㼠㼕㼛㼚㻌㼙㼛㼐㼑㻹㼑㼚㼡㻌㼟㼣㼕㼠㼏㼔㻌㼞㼑㼓㼕㼟㼠㼞㼍㼠㼕㼛㼚㻌㼙㼛㼐㼑㻺㼡㼙㼑㼞㼕㼏㻌㼜㼍㼞㼍㼙㼑㼠㼑㼞㻌㼟㼑㼠㼠㼕㼚㼓㻌㼙㼛㼐㼑㻺㻯㼁㻌㼜㼍㼞㼍㼙㼑㼠㼑㼞㻌㼟㼑㼠㼠㼕㼚㼓㻌㼙㼛㼐㼑㻔㻿㼑㼞㼢㼕㼏㼑㻌㼍㼐㼖㼡㼟㼠㼙㼑㼚㼠㻌㼕㼟㻌㼚㼛㼠㻌㼍㼢㼍㼕㼘㼍㼎㼘㼑䠅㻼㼞㼕㼚㼠㻌㼠㼑㼟㼠㻌㼙㼛㼐㼑㻲㻭㼄㻌㼠㼑㼟㼠㻌㼙㼛㼐㼑 Backing up Service Mode Each device is tuned at the time of shipment and the tuned values are written on the service label. Because setting values and management data of the host machine are stored in the eMMC of the Main Controller PCB, they need to be backed up before replacing the Main Controller PCB.(Do not remove the eMMC PCB form Main Controller PCB.) Also, restoration of the backup data is necessary after replacing the Main Controller PCB.

Backup: Connect a USB memory device to the USB memory port.

Function > System > Export

Restore: Restore backup data of the USB memory

Function > System > Import

Reference: Saving Registered Data: Remote UI > Settings/Registration > Import/Export > Export Loading Registered Data: Remote UI > Settings/Registration > Import/Export > Import

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COPIER (Service mode for printer) > ADJUST (Adjustment mode) > CCD

50Df-Gb

Color displacement (G and B lines) correction value in the vertical scanning direction at ADF reading (50%) Detail To correct the color displacement between G and B lines in vertical scanning direction at 50% ADF reading When replacing the Main Controller PCB / clearing the RAM data, enter the value of service label. Use Case When replacing the Main Controller PCB / clearing RAM data Adj/Set/Operate Method Enter the setting value (switch negative / positive by * key) and press Apply key. Caution After the setting value is changed, write the changed value in the service label. Display/Adj/Set Range -512 to 512 Unit 0.001 line Default Value 333 Supplement/Memo 50% reading: 300 dpi in horizontal scanning direction x 600 dpi in vertical scanning direction reading mode.

100Df-Rg

Color displacement (R and G lines) correction value in the vertical scanning direction at ADF reading (100%) Detail To correct the color displacement between R and G lines in vertical scanning direction at 100% ADF reading When replacing the Main Controller PCB / clearing the RAM data, enter the value of service label. Use Case When replacing the Main Controller PCB / clearing RAM data Adj/Set/Operate Method Enter the setting value (switch negative / positive by * key) and press Apply key. Caution After the setting value is changed, write the changed value in the service label. Display/Adj/Set Range -512 to 512 Unit 0.001 line Default Value -333 Supplement/Memo 100% reading: 600 dpi in horizontal scanning direction x 600 dpi in vertical scanning direction reading mode.

100Df-Gb

Color displacement (G and B lines) correction value in the vertical scanning direction at ADF reading (100%) Detail To correct the color displacement between G and B lines in vertical scanning direction at 100% ADF reading When replacing the Main Controller PCB / clearing the RAM data, enter the value of service label. Use Case When replacing the Main Controller PCB / clearing RAM data Adj/Set/Operate Method Enter the setting value (switch negative / positive by * key) and press Apply key. Caution After the setting value is changed, write the changed value in the service label. Display/Adj/Set Range -512 to 512 Unit 0.001 line Default Value 333 Supplement/Memo 100% reading: 600 dpi in horizontal scanning direction x 600 dpi in vertical scanning direction reading mode.

Ofst-Bw0

Adjustment of CIS (Rear) at B&W reading Detail To adjust the offset of the CIS (Rear) when reading B&W original. When replacing the Main Controller PCB / clearing the RAM data, enter the value of service label. Use Case When replacing the Main Controller PCB / clearing RAM data Adj/Set/Operate Method Enter the setting value, and then press Apply key. Display/Adj/Set Range -128 to 127 Default Value 0 Related Service Mode

Copier > Function > Ccd > Bw-Agc

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COPIER (Service mode for printer) > ADJUST (Adjustment mode) > CCD

Led2Cl-B

Adjustment of B color LED lighting time at reading color 600 dpi (primary light source) Detail To adjust the lighting time of the blue color LED which is a primary light source of the Scanner Unit in color mode with 600 dpi. Use Case When replacing the Main Controller PCB / clearing RAM data Adj/Set/Operate Method Enter the setting value, and then press Apply key. Display/Adj/Set Range 0 to 8192 Default Value 5924 Related Service Mode

Copier> Function> Ccd> Cl-Agc

■ Pascal

COPIER (Service mode for printer) > ADJUST (Adjustment mode) > PASCAL

Ofst-P-K

Bk density adj at test print reading Detail To adjust the offset of Bk color test print reading signal at Auto Adjust Gradation (Full Adjust). When replacing the Main Controller PCB / clearing the RAM data, enter the value of service label. As the greater value is set, the image after adjustment gets darker. Use Case When replacing the Main Controller PCB / clearing RAM data Adj/Set/Operate Method Enter the setting value (switch negative / positive by * key) and press Apply key. Caution After the setting value is changed, write the changed value in the service label. Display/Adj/Set Range -32 to 32 Default Value 0

■ Feed-Adj

COPIER (Service mode for printer) > ADJUST (Adjustment mode) > FEED-ADJ

Adj-C1

Adjustment of the image write start position in the horizontal scanning direction at pickup from the standard cassette Detail To adjust the image write start position in the horizontal scanning direction when picking up paper from the standard cassette. Adj/Set/Operate Method Enter the setting value (switch negative / positive by * key) and press Apply key. Display/Adj/Set Range -12 to 12 Default Value 0 (According to the setting at shipment)

Adj-C2

Adjustment of the image write start position in the horizontal scanning direction at pickup from the option cassette Detail To adjust the image write start position in the horizontal scanning direction when picking up paper from the option cassette. Adj/Set/Operate Method Enter the setting value (switch negative / positive by * key) and press Apply key. Display/Adj/Set Range -12 to 12 Default Value 0 (According to the setting at shipment)

Adj-Mf

Adjustment of the image write start position in the horizontal scanning direction at pickup from the Multi-purpose Tray Detail To adjust the image write start position in the horizontal scanning direction when picking up paper from the Multi-purpose Tray. Adj/Set/Operate Method Enter the setting value (switch negative / positive by * key) and press Apply key. Display/Adj/Set Range -12 to 12 Default Value 0 (According to the setting at shipment)

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■ System

COPIER (Service mode for printer) > FUNCTION (Operation / inspection mode) > SYSTEM

Panel-Up

Download from USB memory (PANEL) Detail To perform downloading when PANEL exists in the root directory of the USB memory. Use Case At upgrade Adj/Set/Operate Method 1) Install the USB memory. 2) Select the item, and then select Yes. 3) Turn OFF and the ON the main power. Caution Do not turn OFF / ON the power before "Executing..." disappears. Display/Adj/Set Range Yes / No Related Service Mode

Copier > Function > System > Download, Bkup-Up

Logwrite

Writing sublog to USB memory Detail To write sublog that includes the following information to the USB memory.

Job list (job name, user name, address book)

Communications log (address book, user name)

Job log (user name, job name)

Use Case When analyzing the cause of a problem Adj/Set/Operate Method 1) Install the USB memory. 2) Select the item, and then select Yes. 3) Turn OFF and the ON the main power. Caution Do not turn OFF / ON the power before "Executing..." disappears. Display/Adj/Set Range Yes / No

Import

Reading of service mode setting value from USB memory Detail To write the service mode setting values (excluding those related to Reader / ADF) to the USB memory. Use Case After replacing the Main Controller PCB Adj/Set/Operate Method 1) Install the USB memory. 2) Select the item, and then press Yes. 3) Turn OFF and the ON the main power. Caution Do not turn OFF / ON the power before "Executing..." disappears.

Export

Writing of service mode setting value to USB memory Detail To write the service mode setting values (excluding those related to Reader/ADF) to the USB memory. Use Case When replacing the Main Controller PCB as a measure against failures Adj/Set/Operate Method 1) Install the USB memory. 2) Select the item, and then press Yes. Caution "Executing..." disappears when writing is completed.

Save-Sm

Backup of service mode Detail To record the backup of service mode in the device using DCM. Use Case When saving the state of the device before changing the service mode setting values.

Rstr-Sm

Restoration of service mode Detail To restore the backup data in the device. Use Case When returning the state of the device to a previous one after having changed the service mode setting values.

Log2Usb

Output of log saved in eMMC to a USB Detail Output of log saved in eMMC to a USB Use Case When collecting debug log. Adj/Set/Operate Method 1) Install the USB memory. 2) Select the item, and then press Yes.

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Size-Lc

Setting of paper size configuration Detail To set the paper size configuration. At installation in areas other than Japan, perform the following procedure to match the setting information with that of the location. Use Case

At installation

Upon user's request

Adj/Set/Operate Method 1) Set the location under LOCALE. 2) Set the paper size configuration under SIZE-LC, and then press Apply key. 3) Execute COPIER > FUNCTION > CLEAR > ALL. 4) Turn OFF / ON the main power switch. Caution Since COPIER > FUNCTION > CLEAR > ALL is executed when changing the location, the setting information of user mode, service mode, etc. is initialized. The setting information of this item is not initialized. Display/Adj/Set Range 1 to 4 1 : AB configuration 2 : Inch configuration 3 : A configuration 4 : AB / Inch configuration Related Service Mode

Copier > Function > Clear > All

Copier > Option > Body > Locale

Ns-Cmd5

Setting of CRAM-MD5 authentication method at SMTP authentication Detail Restriction of the use of CRAM-MD5 authentication method at SMTP authentication When 1 is set, CRAM-MD5 authentication method is not used. Use Case Upon user's request Adj/Set/Operate Method 1) Enter the setting value, and then press Apply key. 2) Turn OFF / ON the main power switch. Display/Adj/Set Range 0 to 1 0 : Used (SMTP server-dependent), 1 : Not used Default Value 0 Supplement/Memo SMTP authentication: Protocol in which user authentication function is added to SMTP, which is the protocol to be used for e-mail transmission. At the time of e-mail transmission, this protocol executes authentication of the user account and the password between the SMTP server and the user to approve e-mail transmission only when it's authenticated.

Ns-Pln

Setting of plaintext authentication at SMTP authentication Detail To restrict use of PLAIN / LOGIN authentication, which is plaintext authentication, at the time of SMTP authentication under the environment where the communication packet is not encrypted. When 1 is set, plaintext authentication is not used. Use Case Upon user's request Adj/Set/Operate Method 1) Enter the setting value, and then press Apply key. 2) Turn OFF / ON the main power switch. Display/Adj/Set Range 0 to 1 0 : Used (SMTP server-dependent) 1 : Not used Default Value 0 Supplement/Memo SMTP authentication: Protocol in which user authentication function is added to SMTP, which is the protocol to be used for e-mail transmission. At the time of e-mail transmission, this protocol executes authentication of the user account and the password between the SMTP server and the user to approve e-mail transmission only when it's authenticated.

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FEEDER (ADF service mode) > ADJUST (Adjustment mode)

La-Spd2

Fine adjustment of magnification ratio in vertical scanning direction at ADF stream reading [back side] Detail To make a fine adjustment of the image magnification ratio in vertical scanning direction when stream reading the back side of original with ADF. As the value is incremented by 1, the image is reduced by 0.01% in vertical scanning direction. (The feeding speed increases, and the image is reduced.) Use Case

When installing the ADF

When replacing the Main Controller PCB / clearing RAM data

Adj/Set/Operate Method Enter the setting value (switch negative / positive by * key) and press Apply key. Display/Adj/Set Range -200 to 200 Unit 0.01% Default Value 0

Docstdup

DADF img lead edge margin:front, 2-sided Detail To adjust the margin at the leading edge of the image on the front side at DADF 2-sided reading. As the value is incremented by 1, the margin at the leading edge of the image is decreased by 0.1mm. (The image moves in the direction of the leading edge of the sheet.) Execute this item when the output image after DADF installation is displaced. When replacing the Scanner Unit or Controller PCB/clearing the Reader-related RAM data, enter the value of service label. Use Case

When installing DADF

When replacing the Scanner Unit

When clearing the Reader-related RAM data

Adj/Set/Operate Method Enter the setting value (switch negative / positive by * key) and press Apply key. Caution Be sure to use DOCST at the time of 1-sided reading. Display/Adj/Set Range -30 to 30 Unit 0.1 mm Default Value 0 Related Service Mode

Feeder> Adjust> Docst, Docst2

Supplement/Memo Since the front side reading operation differs between 1-sided and 2-sided reading, separate service modes have been prepared to improve the accuracy. FUNCTION (Operation / inspection mode) FEEDER (ADF service mode) > FUNCTION (Operation / inspection mode)

Mtr-On

Operation check of ADF Motor Detail To start operation check of ADF Motor (M702). Use Case At operation check Adj/Set/Operate Method 1) Select the item, and then press Yes key. It is driven for approximately 5 seconds and is automatically stopped. 2) Press Yes key. The operation check is completed. Required Time 5 secons

Feed-On

Operation check of ADF individual feed Detail To start operation check of the ADF individual feed in the mode specified by FEED-CHK. Use Case At operation check Adj/Set/Operate Method Select the item, and then press Yes key. Related Service Mode

Feeder > Function > Feed-Chk

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D

E

F

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C

B

D

E

F

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Prdcpwm

+5R

+24P1

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Pr

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Jp304

Jp303

Gnd

Trnfot

Trcrnt

Trpwm

+3.3Aa

Trpfot

+24U

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Tr

Jp302

+3.3V

Gnd

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Acn

Ach

Fsrth

Jp_Lead

P-Gnd

Ac-N

Ac-H

Cnt0

Cnt1

Gnd

24V

Gnd

24V

Cnt2

/Vdo1

Vdo1

Vdo2

/Vdo2

+Sv(*)

Gnd(Dcom)

Gnd(5)(*)

Gnd(Dcom)

+24P1

/Bdi(*)

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/Acc

/Dec

Gnd

+24P1

Fanlock

Cstsol

Dupsol

Gnd

/Dec

/Acc

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J1102

2

Ft3

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J250

Mt15

12

J257

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Mt16

3 2 1 1 2 2 1

J407

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J256

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J9053M

1 2 3 4

J905M

J9051M

Mt2

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2 Tp

1 2

Mt1

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Ac-N

Ac-H

Ac-N

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J10

2 3 1

J915M

1 2 3

J918

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J210

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J271

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J212

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J270

2 3 1

J209

J255

2 3 4 1

J915

2 3 4 1

J902

J801

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J262

J264

J261

J258

J263

J265

J260

J201

30

J901

30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

M

J802

J207

J1103

Cstsol

+24P1

Dupsol

1 2 1 2

J1104

1 2 3

J1105

J1101

Sl

1 2 1 2

Sl

1 2 3 1 2 3

J805L

J805Dh

J805D

321

Gnd

+24P1

Fanlock

Gnd

+3.3A

Gnd

+3.3A

/Dupsns

/Wdsns

+3.3A

Gnd

/Pisns

+3.3A

Gnd

/Cstsns

/Mpsns

/Macc

/Mdec

+24P1

Mfg

Gnd

/Fullsns

+3.3A

Gnd

+24V_S

Gnd

/Clk

/So

/Si

/Testp

1 2 3 4 5 6

J211

1 2 3

J208

1 2 3

J205

1 2 3 4

J203

1 2 3

J204

1 2 3 4 5

J202

1 2 3

J213

1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

M

1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 3 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 1

J1202Fa

J1205

Gnd

+24P1

Fanlock

J850

1 2 3 1 2 3

J804L

J804Dh

J804D

3 2 1

Mute

Buzout

N.C

+24V

/Int_Touch

+3.3V_Ui

Lcd_Csio_Sel

/Panel_Cs

Lvds_Data_1

Lvds_Data_0

Lvds_Data_Clk

Gnd

/Lvds_Data_1

/Lvds_Data_0

/Lvds_Data_Clk

Panel_Clk

Panel_Din

Panel_Dout

Gnd

Panel_Rxo

Panel_Txo

/Rst_Panel

Gnd

/Lvds_Data_2

Lvds_Data_2

Lcd_De

Gnd

Ldc_R3

Ldc_R4

Ldc_R5

Ldc_R6

Ldc_R7

Hsync

Vsync

Gnd

Dclk

+3.3V_Lcd

N.C

Lcd_B4

Gnd

Ldc_B5

Ldc_B6

Ldc_B7

Ldc_G2

Ldc_G3

Ldc_G4

Gnd

Ldc_G5

Ldc_G6

Ldc_G7

Ldc_R2

Lcd_Clk

Lcd_Dout

Lcd_B2

Lcd_B3

Lcdpwm

+24V

N.C

Lcd_Din

/Lcdpe

Lcd_Cs

2 1

Fb_Gnd

Df_Gnd

Cisclk

Cis_Vref

+3.3V_Cis

Cismode

Cisout0

Cisout1

Cisout2

R_Cthd_Af

G_Cthd_Af

B_Cthd_Af

Hps

Gnd

Book_Outa

/Book_Outa

/Book_Outb

Book_Outb

+3.3V_Sen

Ledv

Cissp

Gnd

Sig

Des

Gnd

Adf_Outa

/Adf_Outa

/Adf_Outb

Adf_Outb

+24V_Sol

Gnd

Ds

+3.3V_Sen

+3.3V_Ds

Mt42

Mt41

6 5 4 3 2 1 6 5 4 3 2 1

M

1 2 3 4

J1501Dh1

2 3 4 1

J1501

1 2 3 4

M

Mt1502

1 2 3 1 2 3

J1502

J1301

Mt1302

1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2

Sl

J1302

J1312

1 2 3 1 2 3

J1501D1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 15 12 14

J16

J1303D

J1303Dh

1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 2 1 2 1

J1303L

J1310D

J1310Dh

J1310L

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

J927

Mt1501

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 15

J928

12 13 14 15 1 2 3

Mt1301

12 11 10 9 8 2 3 4 5 6 1 7

J926

1 2 3

J932

28

J925

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 16 17 18 19 20 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 12 13 14 15 9 10 11 9 10 11 24 25 26 27 28 24 25 26 27 28 21 22 23 21 22 23

Sdo_Data4

Sdo_Data5

Sdo_Data6

Sdo_Data7

Sdo_Cmd

+3.3V

Gnd

Sdo_Data0

Sdo_Data1

Sdo_Data2

Sdo_Data3

Sdo_Clk

Gnd

+3.3V

/Rst_Emmc

Gnd

+Vdd_Emmc

20 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 2 3 4 5 6 1 7 19 20 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 2 3 4 5 6 1 7 19

J909

J1_Mmc

J954

4 28

J951

40

J953

3 4 40 1 2 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Fan_On

Gnd

Fan_Detect

24P1

Mp Sl

1 2

J903

1 2 3

J923

J1501D

J1501Dh

1 2 3 1 2

Sl

1 2 3

J1501L

3 2 1 1 2 3 4

J1_Ttp

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 32 33 31 34 35 36 37 38 39 40

J1_Lcd

J971

Usb

Port

+5V_Hs

Uh_Hdm1

Uh_Hdp1

Gnd

/Pd

Gnd

Sdio_Clk

Sbd7/Sdio_Data3

Sbd6/Sdio_Data2

Sbd5/Sdio_Data1

Sbd4/Sdio_Data0

Sdio_Cmd

+3.3V_Wl

Gnd

+3.3V_Wl

J911

Ethernet

Port

J910

Usb

Port

Gnd

/Modem_Dcd

+3.3V_Mdm

Modem_Esc

/Modem_Rst

Gnd

/Modem_Cts

/Modem_Ci1

/Modem_Ci2

/Int_Modem

Gnd

/Rst_Fax

Moni_Out

/Hook

Hri

Gnd

Modem_Rx

Modem_Tx

J945

Hand

Set

J944

Tel

J943

Line

2 3 4 5 1

J972

13

J1_Wlan

1 1 8 7 13 2 4 6 5 3 7 12 11 10 9 8 13 2 4 6 5 3 12 11 10 9 2 3 4 5 1

J904

13

J908

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 19

J930

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 9 10 11 12 8 3 4 5 6 1 2

J931

19 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 2 1

J941

J2000

2 1

J942

2 3 1

J2001

Tag1

Tag2

+24V_S

+24U

J251

J252

1 2

J214

Ft2

Ft1

2 1 1 2

J2100

Gnd

Sda

Scl

/Int

+3.3V

1 2 3 4 5

J956

1 2 3 4 5

J961

Unit5

Connecting

Pcb

M2

Laser Scanner Motor

Unit6

Laser Driver

Pcb

Sw1

Main Switch

Unit3

High Voltage Power Supply

Pcb

H1

Heater

Ps915

Fixing Delivery Sensor

Tp1

Thermoswitch

Th1

Thermistor

Unit4

Low Voltage Power Supply

Pcb

J1

Inlet

UNIT1 Fixing Assembly

Unit2

Engine Controller PCB

Sw11

Main Switch Only for EUR Other than EUR

Fm2

Main Fan

Sl1

Cassette Pickup Sorenoid

Sl2

Duplex Reverse Sorenoid Other than EUR Other than D1520/ MF412dn

Ps201

Duplex Reverse Sensor

Ps202

MP Tray Media Presence Sensor

Ps203

Cassette Media Presence Sensor

Ps204

Top Sensor

Ps205

Media Width Sensor

Ps206

FD Tray Media Full Sensor

M1

Main Motor Top Sensor Unit

Fm1

Main Fan Only for EUR

Unit7

Unit8

Unit10

Unit9

Unit11

Unit12

Unit16

Control Panel PCB

Unit14

Main Controller PCB

Fm3

Controller Fan

Sl3

MP Tray Pickup Sorenoid

Sp1

Speaker

Unit15

eMMC PCB

Unit27

Touch Panel

Dsp1

Lcd

Ps3

Document Sensor

Ps2

Document End Sensor

Sl4

ADF Delivery Sorenoid

M4

ADF Motor

Ps1

Cis Hp

Sensor

M3

Reader Motor

Unit26

Contact Image Sensor

Reader

Adf

Unit22

Wireless LAN PCB

Unit21

Usb Pcb

Unit18

Ncu Pcb

Unit19

OFF Hook

Pcb

Sw2

Door Switch

Tag

Cartridge Sensor

Unit17

Nfc Pcb

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D1550

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Send

Dadf

Meap

Nfc

Send

Dadf

Meap

Nfc

D1550/ D1520

Eur

D1550/ D1520

Led (Rgb)

D1550/D1520

1 Gb

Iso9296)

D1550/D1520

D1550/D1520

1000Base-T

100Base-Tx

10Base-T

Usb

Send

Wep, Wpa-Psk (Tkip/Aes-Ccmp), Wpa2-Psk (Tkip/Aes-Ccmp)

Smb (Tcp/Ip), Ftp

Smtp, Pop3 *1

Pdf(Ocr), Jpeg, Tiff

Tiff

1000Base-T, 100Base-Tx, 10Base-T

B&W

Mh, Mr, Mmr, Jbig

A4

Ltr

A4

B5

A5

Hand

Set

Dadf

D1550/ D1520

Dadf

*1: D1550

D1550/ D1520

D1550/ D1520

Led

Pc

Wait

Stby

(Stby)

Intr

(Iintr)

Print

Lstr

Led

Mcon

J926

+3.3V

Gnd

Ds

Gnd

+3.3V