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CL-S700/CL-S703/CL-S700R

Thermal Transfer Barcode & Label Printer

JN74928-10F

1.02E-1012

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Technical Manual CL-S700/CL-S703/CL-S700R Thermal Transfer Barcode & Label Printer CL-S700 CL-S703 CL-S700R JN74928-10F 1.
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CHAPTER 1 SPECIFICATIONS CHAPTER 2 OPERATING PRINCIPLES CHAPTER 3 DISASSEMBLY AND MAINTENANCE CHAPTER 4 TROUBLESHOOTING CHAPTER 5 PARTS LISTS CHAPTER 6 CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS APPENDICES iii CL-S700/CL-S703/CL-S700R
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Safety Precautions To prevent personal injury or property damage, the following shall be strictly observed. The degree of possible injury and damage due to incorrect use/maintenance or improperly following instructions is described below. Warning Caution Indicates a situation which, if not observed and handled properly, could result in death or serious injury. Indicates a situation which, if not observed and handled properly, could result in injury or property damage.
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Chapter 1 Specifications CHAPTER 1 SPECIFICATIONS CL-S700/CL-S703/CL-S700R
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Chapter 1 Specifications Chapter 1 Specifications Table of Contents 1-1. 1-2. 1-3. 1-4. General Specifications .................................................................................................... 1-3 Printable Area ................................................................................................................. 1-9 Printing Position Accuracy ..............................................................................................
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Chapter 1 Specifications 1-1. General Specifications 1-1. General Specifications Printing Printing method Resolution Max. print width Max. print length Print density Printing speed setting Print mode Batch mode Tear off mode Cut mode *1 Peel mode*2 Media Types of media Thermal transfer/Direct thermal Main scanning line density: 203 dots/inch (8 dots/mm) (CL-S700/CL-S700R) 300 dots/inch (11.8 dots/mm) (CL-S703) Sub-scanning line density: 203 dots/inch (8 dots/mm) (CL-S700/CL-S700R) 300 dots/inch (11.
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Chapter 1 Specifications 1-1. General Specifications Min. label pitch*3 Max. media thickness Max. media length Min. media length Min. media thickness Media (continued) On-board roll media diameter 6.35 mm 0.254 mm 812.8 mm 6.35 mm 0.0635 mm 0.25" 0.01" 32" 0.25" 0.0025" Max. outside diameter: 203 mm Media core: 38 to 76 mm Media core: 26, 40, or 45 mm 8" 1.5 to 3" 1.02, 1.57, or 1.77” Rewinding roll media diameter (CL-S700R only) Ribbon Recommended ribbon B110A Ricoh Max. ribbon width 114.0 mm 4.
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Chapter 1 Specifications 1-1. General Specifications Bar code (continued) For Zebra® emulation*5 One-dimension • Code 11 • Interleaved 2 of 5 • Code 39 • EAN-8 • UPC-E • Code 93 • Code 128 • EAN-13 • Industrial 2 of 5 • Standard 2 of 5 • ANSI CODABAR • LOGMARS • MSI • Plessey • UPC/EAN Extensions • UPC-A • POSTNET • Planet Two-dimension • Code 49 • PDF-417 • CODA BLOCK • UPS Maxi Code • Micro PDF-417 • Data Matrix • QR Code • R SS • TLC39 Font For Datamax® emulation*4 1.
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Chapter 1 Specifications 1-1.
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Chapter 1 Specifications 1-1. General Specifications Indications and switches LCD 128 X 64 dots, STN graphic type LED POWER, ERROR Buzzer Alarms, errors, etc. Operating panel keys PAUSE, FEED, STOP, MENU Head-up detection Detects head open. sensor Power switch Turns power on and off. Acoustic noise 55 dB (by EN ISO7779) Power supply (standards) 100-240V (-10%+6%), 3.5-1.5A, 50/60Hz U.S.A./Canada: UL60950-1, CSA No.
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Chapter 1 Specifications 1-1. General Specifications Others Environment Operating temperature conditions: Operating temp. 0 to 40°C, humidity 30 to 80%, condensation free (Conditions: ventilation, and natural convection) Storage temperature conditions Temp.
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Chapter 1 Specifications 1-2. Printable Area 1-2. Printable Area The printable area of the printer is as follows: When media is set to the printer, it must be aligned with the media guide at the left of the printing mechanism. Though the available maximum media width is 118 mm (4.65"), there are unprintable areas on both sides: 2.5 mm (0.10") width is on the left side and 11.5 mm (0.45") (for CL-S700/ CL-S700R)/10.5 mm (0.41”) (for CL-S703) width on the right side.
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Chapter 1 Specifications 1-3. Printing Position Accuracy 1-3. Printing Position Accuracy By default, the printing start position is 2.5 mm (0.10") from the left end of the media and 1 mm (0.04") backward the leading edge of the label, U-shaped notch, or black mark. 2.5 mm (0.10") is the necessary value to avoid printing in the unprintable area as mentioned in 1-2 "Printable Area". The printing start position will deviate from the ideal position as follows: Printable area 100 ± 2 mm*4 (39.4 ± 0.08") 2.
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Chapter 1 Specifications 1-4. Adjustable Sensors/Front Fixed Sensor 1-4. Adjustable Sensors/Front Fixed Sensor There are two types of media sensors (adjustable sensor located on the rear side of the printer and front fixed sensor located on the front left) that detect a label or tag position. They are selectable with the Sensor Select menu (“Rear Adj sensor” for adjustable sensor and “Front Fixed Sen” for front fixed sensor).
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Chapter 1 Specifications 1-4. Adjustable Sensors/Front Fixed Sensor Front fixed sensor: It is basically the same as the adjustable sensor except that the front fixed sensor is not adjustable. Media guide T: Upper sensor (LED) Center S: Lower sensor (Phototransistor) S: Lower sensor (LED) 6.5 mm (0.2559") 2.5 mm (0.10") Printable area 104.0 mm (4.1") (CL-S700/CL-S700R) 105.0 mm (4.1”) (CL-S703) Direction of media feed CL-S700/CL-S703/CL-S700R Maximum media width: 118 mm (4.65") 11.5 mm (0.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles CHAPTER 2 OPERATING PRINCIPLES CL-S700/CL-S703/CL-S700R
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles Chapter 2 Operating Principles Table of Contents 2-1. Operation of Each Mechanism ....................................................................................... 2-4 2-1-1. Locations of Main Electrical Parts ...................................................................... 2-4 (1) CL-S700/CL-S703/CL-S700 (Printer Part) ................................................ 2-4 (2) CL-S700 (Rewinder Part) .................................................................
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-3. Operation Panel.............................................................................................................. 2-36 2-3-1. External view ...................................................................................................... 2-36 (1) Keys........................................................................................................... 2-36 (2) LEDs......................................................................................
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-1. Operation of Each Mechanism 2-1. Operation of Each Mechanism This printer is a thermal transfer barcode & label printer comprised of the following mechanisms: media feed, label/tag detection, cover open detection, print head up/down detection, head balance adjustment, media thickness adjustment, and others. This section describes the operation of each of these mechanisms. 2-1-1.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-1. Operation of Each Mechanism Part name Front Fixed Sensor SA, Cover Open Sens (Top Cover Open Sensor) Ribbon Encoder (Ribbon Running Sensor/Ribbon End Sensor) Unit, Head SA, Ope-pane PCB SA, Main PCB Unit, Centro PCB Unit, Power Supply SA, Connect PCB SA, Fan Description Consists of the transparent sensor and the reflective sensor. The function is the same as for adjustable sensor except that this sensor is fixed and does not move.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-1. Operation of Each Mechanism (2) CL-S700R (Rewinder Part) The following figure shows the locations of main electrical parts for CL-S700R (Rewinder part).
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-1. Operation of Each Mechanism 2-1-2. Media Feed Mechanism The major components of the media feed mechanism are: (a) Unit, Motor (d) Motor Drive Belt (b) SA1, Drive Shaft (e) Platen Drive Belt (c) Unit, Roller Platen (f) Tension Plate block By setting the head block to the down position, the “Unit, Head” pushes media against the platen.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-1. Operation of Each Mechanism 2-1-3. Label/Tag Position Detection Mechanism The major components of the label/tag position detection mechanism are: (a) Adjustable Sensor (consisting of transparent sensor and reflective sensor) (b) Front Fixed Sensor (consisting of transparent sensor and reflective sensor) By default, the Sensor Select menu is set to “Rear Adj Sensor”, and the adjustable sensor is selected.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-1. Operation of Each Mechanism Detecting labels: (Media Sensor menu: “See Through”) For detecting label on the liner, both reflective sensor and transparent sensor are used. Label paper passes through between both sensors. The light emitted from the LED of the transparent sensor passes through the media and reaches the phototransistor of the reflective sensor. In liner part and label part, the amount of light that can pass through differs.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-1. Operation of Each Mechanism 2-1-5. Print Head Up/Down Detection Mechanism The component of the print head up/down detection mechanism is as follows: (a) SA, Head Up SW The print head up/down detection mechanism detects the up (open)/down (close) status of the head block. When the head block is in the up position, the switch lever of the “SA, Head Up SW” is released and the switch turns OFF.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-1. Operation of Each Mechanism 2-1-6. Head Balance Adjustment Mechanism The major components of the head balance adjustment mechanism are: (a) Adjust Screw (Media width adjustment knob) (b) Slider (c) Head Spring L/R The head balance adjustment mechanism is used to eliminate uneven printing density on the left and right sides of media. The head balance adjustment is accomplished by changing the right side head pressure according to media width to be used.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-1. Operation of Each Mechanism When wide media is used (need to give strong pressure on the right side): The same principle applies to wide media. However, in this case, since the media is wide, the Slider should be moved toward the right (or the Adjust Screw should be turned clockwise) to get stronger pressure by the Head Spring R. 2-1-7.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-1. Operation of Each Mechanism For thick media (tag paper): For thick media, normally, the media thickness adjustment screw will be turned further clockwise 2 to 4 turns from the center line of the media thickness check window. When the media thickness adjustment screw is turned clockwise further from the center position, the right end of the Head Plate is lowered and the thermal element parts slightly moves to the left.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-1. Operation of Each Mechanism 2-1-9. Rewinding Mechanism (CL-S700R only) The components of the rewinding mechanism are as follows: (a) SA, Rewinder Motor (c) Measure Flap Plate (b) SA, Rewinder Flange (e) SA, Rewinder PCB As the rewinder motor turns, the “SA, Rewinder Flange” turns to wind up the liner. The Measure Flap Plate is pushed by the wound liner and turns backward and passes the form sensor (photo interrupters PS501/PS502) on the “SA, Rewinder PCB”.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-2. Operation of Control Parts 2-2. Operation of Control Parts 2-2-1. Configuration of Printer The following shows major configuration blocks. (CL-S700/CL-S703) (CL-S700R) Rewinder Unit (Option) Auto Cutter Unit Cutter Motor SA, Rewinder Motor Cutter Position Sensor Cutter Motor Temp. Sensor Cutter PCB Rewinder Motor Temp.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-2. Operation of Control Parts Major functions of individual components are described below: (1) AC Inlet & Power Switch/Filter & Power Supply section Consists of a fuse, a filter circuit to eliminate external electric noise, and a switching type regulator to transform an AC input to +5V DC and +24V DC outputs required to drive the printer. (2) Main PCB Controls the entire operations of the printer.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-2. Operation of Control Parts (3) Operation panel This is a panel used to indicate the operating status of the printer and to set specifications. It consists of 4 keys, 6 LEDs and 1 LCD. (4) Thermal print head The thermal print head has the following thermal elements. It also has the print head driver circuit.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-2. Operation of Control Parts PF motor is used. It is a stepping motor to feed media. Ribbon will be fed with the media through developed friction force. Rewinder motor is used (CL-S700R only). It is a DC motor to turn the rewinder flange for winding up liner. (7) Parallel I/F (IEEE1284) This is a parallel I/F to transmit and receive parallel data between the printer and a host. It supports Centronics Compatible mode, NIBBLE mode and ECP mode.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-2. Operation of Control Parts 2-2-2.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-2. Operation of Control Parts 2-2-3. Sensors (1) Top cover open sensor The top cover open sensor is used to detect the open/close status of the top cover. This sensor uses a photo interrupter. +5V +3.3V U1 CPU P75 CV_OPN R191 173 1 22 1 R406 R190 C113 J403 J401 J14 2 19 4 3 22 1 4 [Main PCB] Cover Open Sensor [Ope-pane PCB] When the top cover is closed, the claw of the top cover is engaged with the photo interrupter (top cover open sensor).
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-2. Operation of Control Parts (2) Head up sensor The head up sensor (“SA, Head Up SW”) is used to detect the head position (up or down). This sensor uses a mechanical micro switch. When the head block is closed (in the down position), the head block pushes the micro switch lever and the micro switch turns ON. In this state, pin 174 (HDUSENS) of U1 (CPU) goes "Low".
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-2. Operation of Control Parts (3) Adjustable Sensor The adjustable sensor consists of the transparent sensor (upper sensor) and the reflective sensor (lower sensor), and media passes between these sensors. The transparent sensor and reflective sensor are used to detect the label stuck on liner and the U-shaped notch on tag. While the reflective sensor alone is used to detect the black mark on the bottom surface of tag. Both sensors are also used to detect the media end.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-2. Operation of Control Parts The CPU senses this voltage and judges that the light is passing through media, namely, the liner part without label is now passing through the sensors. When the label part arrives at the sensors, the light is blocked by the label and does not reach the phototransistor. So, the phototransistor turns OFF and pin 6 (SENSMOVE) of U1 (CPU) goes from “High” to "Low".
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-2. Operation of Control Parts (4) Front Fixed Sensor The principle of the front fixed sensor is the same as that of the adjustable sensor. To use the front fixed sensor, you need to change the Sensor Select menu from “Rear Adj sensor” to “Front Fixed Sen”. +5V U14 Custom IC LED1 LED2 OPRS +3.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-2. Operation of Control Parts (5) Head temperature sensor The head temperature sensor is used to detect the temperature of the thermal head (“Unit, Head”). This sensor is a thermistor incorporated in the thermal head. Since the resistance of the thermistor changes according to the temperature change, the voltage at pin 7 (HDTMP) of U1 (CPU) changes accordingly. The CPU senses the voltage at pin 7 to detect the head temperature.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-2. Operation of Control Parts (6) PF motor temperature sensor The PF motor temperature sensor is used to detect the temperature of the PF Motor. This sensor is a thermistor bonded to the PF Motor. Since the resistance of the thermistor changes according to the temperature change, the voltage at pin 8 (MOTTMP) of U1 (CPU) changes accordingly. The CPU senses the voltage at pin 8 to detect the PF motor temperature.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-2. Operation of Control Parts (7) Ribbon encoder The ribbon encoder is a photo interrupter to detect ribbon running and ribbon end, and is incorporated in the ribbon unit (“Unit, Frame Ribbon L”). A bladed wheel is mounted on the supply reel of the ribbon unit. When the supply reel turns, the blades intermittently block the light emitted from the LED of the ribbon encoder.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-2. Operation of Control Parts (8) Rewinder cover open sensor (CL-S700R only) The rewinder cover open sensor is used to detect the open/close status of the rewinder cover. This sensor uses a mechanical switch. +3.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-2. Operation of Control Parts (9) Rewinder motor temperature sensor (CL-S700R only) The Rewinder motor temperature sensor is used to detect the temperature of the rewinder motor. This sensor is a thermistor bonded to the rewinder motor. Since the resistance of the thermistor changes according to the temperature change, the voltage at pin 11 (MTTH) of U1 (CPU) changes accordingly. The CPU senses the voltage at pin 11 to detect the rewinder motor temperature. +3.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-2. Operation of Control Parts (10) Peel sensor (CL-S700R only) The peel sensor is used to detect the peeled label at the exit of the printer. This sensor is a reflective sensor. When a peeled label exists at the exit of the printer, the light emitted from the LED of the peel senor is reflected by the label and reaches the phototransistor. Thus, the voltage at pin 12 (PEELSENS) of U1 (CPU) becomes “High”.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-2. Operation of Control Parts 2-2-4. Drivers (1) PF motor driver This is a driving circuit to drive the PF Motor (stepping motor). The following illustration shows a simplified circuit. The PF Motor is driven by the unipolar constant current chopper method. The exciting method for the motor is the 2-phase method. The power to the PF Motor is supplied by turning ON the FET Q4. This is accomplished by activating the monostable multivibrator U16A.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-2. Operation of Control Parts (2) Head driver The head driver is incorporated in the “Unit, Head”. During printing, pin 116 (HDVON) of U14 (Custom IC) goes to "High", and Q2 and Q1 turn ON. Thus +24V is supplied to the thermal head (“Unit, Head”). The print data is sent from U14 (Custom IC) to the head driver in the thermal head. The signals HD1 to 4, HDSTB, HDCLK and HDLAT (pins 109 to 113, 108, 115 and 107 of U14) are sent to the thermal head.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-2. Operation of Control Parts Thermal resistance check: When the printer is turned ON, the thermal resistance check is conducted. If any fault is found, the ERROR LED blinks and the LCD displays “Alarm Head Check” on the operation panel. During the thermal resistance check, pin 117 (HCVON) of U14 (Custom IC) goes to "High", and Q29 and Q3 turn ON. Thus, +3.3V is supplied to the thermal head, instead of +24V.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-2. Operation of Control Parts (3) Rewinder motor driver (CL-S700R only) This is a driving circuit to drive the rewinder motor (DC motor). The following illustration shows a simplified circuit. Rewinder motor ON/OFF status is controlled by DCMTR1 and DCMTR0 signals sent from pins 35 and 40 of U1 (CPU). Motor ON: DCMTR1=L and DCMTR0=H Motor OFF (free): DCMTR1=L and DCMTR0=L Braking: DCMTR1=H (DCMTR0=L/H) When DCMTR1 signal is “Low”, Q502 turns OFF and Q501 turns OFF.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-2. Operation of Control Parts When Full state (PS501: OFF, PS502:OFF) is detected, rewinding operation stops, and the ERROR LED blinks and the LCD displays “Error Rewinder Full” on the operation panel. SA, Rewinder Flange Liner Plate, Measure Flap SA, Rewinder Flange Liner SA, Rewinder PCB PS502 PS501 (Blade) (Photo Interrupter) SA, Rewinder Motor Error: Rewinder Full Liner rewinding operation: The rewinder motor turns to wind up the liner.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-3. Operation Panel 2-3. Operation Panel Operation panel is located on the left/front side of the printer. Operation panel consists of 4 keys, 6 LEDs and 1 LCD. On Line Ready POWER ERROR On Line Ready Rewind POWER FEED FEED STOP PAUSE ERROR STOP PAUSE MENU MENU CL-S700/CL-S703 CL-S700R 2-3-1. External view (1) Keys There are 4 keys, [MENU], [PAUSE], [FEED] and [STOP]. The function name on the key is selected when the key is pressed.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-3. Operation Panel 2-3-2. Menu setup mode You can set the menu according to your requirements. To enter menu setup mode, press the [MENU] key while “On Line Ready” is displayed on the LCD. For details, refer to the User’s Manual. 2-3-3. Test mode The following Test modes are available: Operation Description [FEED] + “Power ON” Enters self print mode. [STOP] + “Power ON” Enters hex dump mode. [MENU] + “Power ON” Enters menu list printing mode.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-3. Operation Panel (2) Hex dump mode You can print the data in the receive buffer in the hexadecimal form. For label: 1. While pressing and holding the [STOP] key, turn on the power. 2. Wait until the POWER LED turns on and the LCD indicates “Hex Dump Mode” “Label Media”, and then release the [STOP] key. The printer enters hex dump mode and, when print data is sent to the printer, hex dump printing starts. To exit from hex dump mode: Turn off the power.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-3. Operation Panel (3) Menu list print mode You can print the list of machine information and current menu settings. 1. While pressing and holding the [MENU] key, turn on the power. The POWER LED turns on and the LCD indicates “Print Settings”, and then automatically print starts. The printer prints the list of machine information and current menu settings, and then enters menu setup mode for further menu operation.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-3. Operation Panel 2-3-4. Factory/Service mode Factory mode and Service mode are available for maintenance work, Factory mode: You can change the factory-set items such as logical shift of the sensor or head. Service mode: You can perform checks such as head check and service counter value that shows the media length printed. In this section, the followings are explained.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-3. Operation Panel The following diagram shows the menu transition in Factory/Service mode. While pressing the [MENU], [FEED] and [STOP] keys, turn on the printer.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-3. Operation Panel (2) How to print the Factory Mode Settings menus You can print the current factory mode setting values in the following two ways. Method 1: While pressing and holding all keys ([MENU], [FEED], [STOP] and [PAUSE]), turn on the power. The current factory mode setting values are printed, and then the printer enters the Factory mode. To exit from the Factory mode: Press the [PAUSE] (W) key.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-3. Operation Panel [Print sample] Machine Information Model Number Boot Version ROM Version ROM Date(DD//MM//YY) ROMCheck Sum Head Check Print Counter Service Counter Sensor Monitor Option Interface : CL-S700 : **** : ******** : XX/XX/XX : **** : OK : 0002.234 km : 0002.234 km : 1.50 V : None Factory Mode Settings Fix Through Sensor Pos. Fix Reflect Sensor Pos. Adj Through Sensor Pos. Adj Reflect Sensor Pos.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-3. Operation Panel [System Setup Menu] Sensor Level Paper End Level Error Reporting Cover Open Sensor Buzzer Select Metric/Inch Max Media Length Setting Lock Keyboard Lock Control Code Emulation Select : 1.7 V : 2.80 V : On Printing : Off : On : Inch : 10.00 inch : Off Off : STD : DM4 [After Print Menu] AutoConfigure Function Select Cutter Action Paper Position Menu Key Action : On : Tear : Backfeed : 0.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-3. Operation Panel (3) How to change the settings in Factory mode Caution - In Factory mode, DO NOT change the factory-set values unless you need to change them, since there are essential items related to printing accuracy, etc. - Do not turn OFF the power of the printer until you finish the adjustment. If it is turned OFF, you need to repeat the adjustment from the beginning. - The value adjusted here is retained until you change it with the same procedure.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-3. Operation Panel Submenu Name [Factory Mode Settings Menu name] Fix-Thru Pos [Fix Through Sensor Pos.] -256 to +256 dot (+000 dot) Fix-Refl Pos [Fix Reflect Sensor Pos.] -256 to +256 dot (+000 dot) Adj-Thru Pos [Adj Through Sensor Pos.] -256 to +256 dot (+000 dot) Adj-Refl Pos [Adj Reflect Sensor Pos.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-3. Operation Panel Submenu Name [Factory Mode Settings Menu name] Fix-Thru Level [Fix Through Cal Level] 0.01 to 3.30V (2.30 V) Fix-Refl Level [Fix Reflect Cal Level] 0.01 to 3.30V (2.10 V) Fix-None Level [Fix SensNone Cal Level] 0.01 to 3.30V (2.05 V) Adj-Thru Level [Adj Through Cal Level] 0.01 to 3.30V (2.30V) Adj-Refl Level [Adj Reflect Cal Level] 0.01 to 3.30V (2.10 V) Adj-None Level [Adj SensNone Cal Level] 0.01 to 3.30V (2.05 V) Peel Sens Level 0.01 to 3.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-3. Operation Panel (3-2) Setting submenu in Factory mode In Factory mode, there are 2 types of submenus. • Value setting type • Option selection type Procedure: 1. Enter Factory/Service mode by turning on the power while pressing and holding the [MENU], [FEED] and [STOP] keys. “Factory Setup” main menu appears. 2. In “Factory Setup” main menu, press the [STOP] (X) key to enter Factory Setup mode. The first submenu “Sens Vol Adj.” appears. 3.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-3. Operation Panel (4) How to operate submenus in Service mode (4-1) Submenu table in Service mode The following table shows the submenus of “Service Mode” main menu. Submenu Name Head Check ROM Check RAM Check Motor Feed Print Counter Service Counter Value Description Checks the number of defective thermal elements and displays it. If no defective thermal element is found, “0000” will be displayed.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-3. Operation Panel (4-2) Submenu operation in Service mode The submenu operation procedures in Service mode are explained here. The submenus other than “Service Counter” and the “Service Counter” submenu are separately explained. Operation procedure for submenus other than “Service Counter”: 1. Enter Factory/Service mode by turning on the power while pressing and holding the [MENU], [FEED] and [STOP] keys. “Factory Setup” main menu appears. 2.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-3. Operation Panel Operation procedure for “Service Counter” submenu: 1. Enter Factory/Service mode by turning on the power while pressing and holding the [MENU], [FEED] and [STOP] keys. “Factory Setup” main menu appears. 2. Press the [MENU] (T) or [FEED] (S) key until “Service Mode” main menu appears. 3. Press the [STOP] (X) key to enter Service mode. 4. Press the [MENU] (T) or [FEED] (S) key until “Service Counter” submenu appears.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-4. Interface 2-4. Interface 2-4-1. Serial Interface (1) Specifications System Signal level Baud rate Data length Stop bit Parity Connector Start/stop asynchronous full duplex communication RS-232C 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200 bps 7 bits, 8 bits 1 bit, 2 bits Odd, even, none D-SUB DBR40-251F100 25PIN (ACON) (2) Signal line and pin assignment Pin No. 1 2 Signal Abbr.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-4. Interface (3) Protocol XON/XOFF system: Controlled with the data transmission request signal X-ON (11H) code and the data transmission stop request signal X-OFF (13H) code. The conditions for the X-ON code output are as follows: • When the printer is turned from off-line to on-line. • When the remaining of receive buffer is 1024 bytes or more after sending X-OFF code.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-4. Interface 2-4-2. Parallel Interface (1) Specifications Transmission system Receive buffer size Transmission modes Signal level 8-bit parallel data 16K bytes Compatible mode It is an asynchronous forward channel mode to send the byte width data from the host to the printer. The interface line of the data is operated in accordance with signal line definitions of Centronics.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-4. Interface (3) Parallel port status signals when an error occurs The following table shows the status signal change when an error occurs.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-4. Interface [While receiving data] Data0~7 Strobe BUSY 0.5µs 0.5µs 0.5µs Note: BUSY goes “High” at the falling edge of Strobe, and data is latched at the leading edge of Strobe. [While receiving PRIME signal] 10~15µsec or more PRIME BUSY Ack Fault SELECT Note: If the PRIME signal width is 10 µsec or less, it is not accepted. BUSY goes to “High” when the PRIME signal is accepted by the printer.
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Chapter 2 Operating Principles 2-4. Interface [Timing relationship between BUSY and ACK] Center BUSY ACK About 2 µsec 2-4-3. USB Interface (1) Specifications Standards Transmission speed Receive buffer Connector Complies with Universal Serial Bus Specification Compatible with 12Mbps (full speed) transmission 16K bytes DUSB DUSB-BRA42-T11 (DDK) (2) Signal line and pin arrangement Pin No.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance CHAPTER 3 DISASSEMBLY AND MAINTENANCE CL-S700/CL-S703/CL-S700R
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance Table of Contents 3-1. Maintenance Precautions ............................................................................................... 4 3-2. Cleaning.......................................................................................................................... 5 3-3. Lubrication/Adhesive Agent ............................................................................................ 5 3-3-1. Lubrication.......
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance (7-2) Damper Roller (3 pcs.) of the Rewinder Cover block.........................41 (7-3) Damper Roller (4 pcs.) of the Rewinder Mechanism block ................41 (7-4) Peel Roll on the Printer part...............................................................41 (8) Removing “SA, Rewinder PCB”................................................................. 41 (9) Notes on assembling the springs .............................................................. 42 3-6.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-1. Maintenance Precautions 3-1. Maintenance Precautions Warning - Before starting disassembly/reassembly or mechanical adjustment, be sure to disconnect the power cord from the power source. - Do not replace a fuse with the power switch turned on. - When replacing a fuse, use the same rating and type since it is provided to prevent fire and damage to the “Unit, Power Supply”. Caution - DO NOT adjust VR1, VR2, VR3 and VR4 on the “SA, Main PCB”.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-2. Cleaning, 3-3. Lubrication 3-2. Cleaning Cleaning spots are listed below. Cleaning Position Cabinet Thermal head Platen Rollers (for CL-S700R only) Media running surface Description Wipe soiled parts of the printer with a clean dry cloth. Remove bits of media, etc., using tweezers. Note: When cleaning, be careful not to scratch the equipment or to bend parts, etc. Clean the thermal head with the head cleaner provided. Clean the platen with a soft cloth.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-4. Maintenance Tools List 3-4. Maintenance Tools List Maintenance tools shown below are needed when replacing the maintenance parts such as the “SA, Main PCB” and “Unit, Motor”. Maintenance Tools List No.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication [Disassembly Flow] CL-S700, CL-S703, CL-S700R (Printer Part) Unit, Head See 3-5-1. Unit, Roller Platen See 3-5-2. SA, Ope-pane PCB and SA, Cover Open Sens SA1, Top Cover Top Cover See 3-5-3. See 3-5-7. See 3-5-4. Unit, Power Supply See 3-5-5 (1). Connectors on the SA, Main PCB SA, Main PCB and Unit, Centro PCB Unit, Mechanism See 3-5-6. SA, Fan See 3-5-5 (2).
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication [How to refer to the exploded diagram in Chapter 5 “Parts List”] This section explains how to disassemble, reassemble and lubricate. However, for disassembly procedures, illustrations are not fully provided. For parts that are not illustrated here, the parts location Nos. in the drawing in Chapter 5 “Parts List” are stated. Example: Remove 3 screws (BH, M3x5) [1-37] and detach “Unit, PCB” [1-12] backwardly.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication 3-5-1. Unit, Head Caution - Carefully handle the “Unit, Head” when disassembling and reassembling so as not to damage the thermal elements of the “Unit, Head”. Especially, avoid contacting the thermal elements with the metal part, etc. The “Unit, Head” can be removed easily without detaching any other parts. 1. 2. 3. 4. Open the top cover. Open the head block by pushing the head open lever.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication 3-5-2. Unit, Roller Platen and Gear, One-way The “Unit, Roller Platen” can be removed easily with the following procedure. The “Unit, Roller Platen” includes the “Gear, One-way” which can be separately replaced. (1) Removing the “Unit, Roller Platen” 1. Open the top cover. 2. Open the head block by pushing the head open lever. 3. Open the sensor arm block by pushing the sensor arm open lever. 4.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication (2) Removing the “Gear, One-way” 1. Remove the “Unit, Roller Platen” referring to above “(1) Removing the “Unit, Roller Platen””.(1) Removing the “Unit, Roller Platen”(1) Removing the “Unit, Roller Platen” 2. Disengage 1 E-ring (E-Ring, 4) and remove the “Gear, One-way” from the shaft of the “Unit, Roller Platen”.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication 3-5-3. SA, Ope-pane PCB and SA, Cover Open Sens 1. Open the top cover. 2. Remove 1 screw (PH, M3x12) and detach the “Guide, Top Cover”. 3. Remove 2 screws (PH (SW+PW), M3x5) (1 screw for new type) and detach the Ope-pane block frontward. 4. Disconnect the “Cable Ope-pane FFC” from the “SA, Ope-pane PCB”. 5.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication 3-5-4. Unit, Power Supply 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Open the top cover and remove 4 screws (1BH, M3x5), then detach the Top Cover block. Open the head block by pushing the head open lever. Open the sensor arm block by pushing the sensor arm open lever. Remove 1 screw (2BH, M3x5) and detach the “Cover, Inner Paper”. On the left rear side of the printer, remove 4 screws (3BH, M3x5K) and 1 screw (4BH, M3x5).
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication Notes on reassembling: • When connecting connectors to the “Unit, Power Supply”, be sure to insert them securely. • Pass the wires into the cable clamp as they were. • When fastening the earth wire of the “Unit, Power Supply” to the chassis with the screw (5) and the toothed lock washer (5), be sure to check the earth wire of the AC outlet runs as follows. If not arrange it as shown. Arrange the wire like this.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication 3-5-5. SA, Main PCB and Unit, Centro PCB The following 2 steps are explained here. - Disconnecting all connectors from the “SA, Main PCB” - Removing “SA, Main PCB” and “Unit, Centro PCB” (1) Disconnecting all connectors from the “SA, Main PCB” 1. Open the top cover. 2. Open the head block by pushing the head open lever. 3. Open the sensor arm block by pushing the sensor arm open lever. 4.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication 6. Disconnect all connectors from the “SA, Main PCB”. J15 and J16: Release the lock before pulling out.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication 3-5-6. SA, Fan 1. Disconnect J12 (for “SA, Fan”) from the “SA, Main PCB”. Refer to “3-5-5. SA, Main PCB and Unit, Centro PCB” - “(1) Disconnecting all connectors from the “SA, Main PCB””. 2. Remove the “Plate, Power” [1-14] (together with “Unit, Power Supply”). Refer to “3-5-4. Unit, Power Supply. 3. Remove 4 screws (PH (SW+PW), M4x30) [1-40] and detach the “SA, Fan” [1-20].
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication 3-5-8. Unit, Mechanism 1. Open the top cover. 2. Disconnect all connectors except J11 (Power Supply Unit cable) and J12 (Fan SA cable) from the “SA, Main PCB”. Refer to “3-5-5. SA, Main PCB and Unit, Centro PCB” - “(1) Disconnecting all connectors from the “SA, Main PCB””. 3. Remove 1 screw (1BH, M3x5K) and detach the Cable Cover. 4. Remove 1 screw (2PH, M3x12) and detach the “Guide, Top Cover”. 5.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication Notes on reassembling: • Fit the holes in the chassis of the “Unit, Mechanism” to the protrusions of the “SA, Case L” to securely seat the “Unit, Mechanism” onto the “SA, Case L”. • Securely fasten the earth wire with the screw (8PH (SW+PW), M3x5). • Install the Power Switch as shown in the figure (set its “l (ON)” side to the right).
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication 3-5-9. Each Unit on the “Unit, Mechanism” The following shows the procedures how to disassemble each unit from the “Unit, Mechanism”. Refer to the Drawing No. 2 “Unit, Mechanism” in Chapter 5 “Parts List”. 1. Remove the “Unit, Mechanism”. Refer to “3-5-8. Unit, Mechanism. 2. Remove the “SA, Base Guide Open” [2-10]. Refer to “3-5-10. SA, Base Guide Open. 3. Remove the “Unit, Sensor Adjust” [2-12]. Refer to “3-5-11.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication 9. Remove the “Unit, Frame” [2-18]. 1) Detach the “Sheet 2, Power Protect” [2-13] and “Clamp, Main Cable” [2-17] from the “Unit, Frame” [2-18]. For disassembling parts of the “Unit, Frame” [2-18], refer to “3-5-17. Disassembling the “Unit, Frame””. Note on reassembling: • Apply grease (Floil G-311S) to the following points (refer to the places marked with in Drawing No.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication 3-5-10. SA, Base Guide Open (1) Removing the “SA, Base Guide Open” Note: The “SA, Base Guide Open” can be removed without removing the “Unit, Mechanism”. 1. Open the top cover. 2. Open the head block by pushing the head open lever. 3. Remove 2 screws (PH (SW+PW), M3x5) and detach the “SA, Base Guide Open”. Refer to the figure shown below.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication 3-5-11. Unit, Sensor Adjust (1) Removing the “Unit, Sensor Adjust” Note: The “Unit, Sensor Adjust” can be removed without removing the “Unit, Mechanism”. 1. Open the top cover. 2. Disconnect the connectors J7 and J22 from the “SA, Main PCB”. Refer to “3-5-5. SA, Main PCB and Unit, Centro PCB” - “(1) Disconnecting all connectors from the “SA, Main PCB””. 3.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication (2) Disassembling the “Unit, Sensor Adjust” 1. Remove the “SA, Sensor U” (Adjustable type) [8-9] and “Shaft, Screw Sensor U” [8-5]. 1) Shift the “Cover, Sensor Adjust” [8-2] to the right and remove it upwardly. Peel off the “Open Guide Seal” [8-1] from the “Cover, Sensor Adjust” [8-2]. 2) On the right side, disengage 1 E-ring (E-Ring, 2) [8-28], shift the “Shaft, Screw Sensor U” [8-5] to the left about 2 mm (0.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication 5. Remove the “SA, Open Guide U” [8-11]. 1) Pull out “Knob, Sensor Adjust” [8-20], disengage 1 E-ring (E-Ring, 3) [8-26], and remove the “Bushing 3, Adjust Sensor” [8-18] and “Spring, Guide Sensor Up” [8-17] from the “Shaft, Sensor Adjust” [8-16]. 2) Disengage 1 E-ring (E-Ring, 2) [8-28], pull out “Pin, Teeth Spring 1.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication 3-5-12. Unit, Frame Ribbon L 1. Remove the “Unit, Mechanism”. Refer to “3-5-8. Unit, Mechanism. 2. Remove 1 screw (1PH, M3x6) and detach the “Cover, Ribbon” from the Frame Ribbon L block. 3. Open the head block by pushing the head open lever and remove 1 screws (2PH (SW+PW), M3x5). 4. Close the head block and remove 3 screws (3PH (SW+PW), M3x5). 5.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication Notes on reassembling: When reassembling the “Unit, Frame Ribbon L”, follow the next steps. 1. While pushing down the Ribbon Guide Roller C, insert the shaft “B” of the Frame Ribbon L block into the hole “C” of the “Unit, Frame Rear”.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication 2. While tilting the Frame Ribbon L block to the left (outer ward) a little, engage the “SA, Front Tension Arm” with the “SA, Frame Ribbon R” (arrow 1). At the same time, hook the “Spring, Guide Shaft FF” on the “SA, Front Tension Arm”. Be sure that both ends of the spring are correctly hooked as shown in the enlarged illustration. 3.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication 3-5-13. Disassembling the “SA, Front Tension Arm” To remove the “SA, Front Tension Arm”, refer to "3-5-12. Unit, Frame Ribbon L. 1. Release the lock of the right side Bushing (24400670) [4-4]. 2. Remove the Bushing (24400670) [4-4], “Spring, Shaft Guide FM” [4-5], “Washer, Shaft Guide FM” [4-6], “Shaft, Ribbon Guide FM” [4-3] and Bushing (24400680) [4-2] from the “SA, Front Tension” [4-1]. 3-5-14.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication 3-5-16. Disassembling the “Unit, Frame U” To remove the “Unit, Frame U”, refer to Step 8 in "3-5-9. Each Unit on the “Unit, Mechanism". 1. Remove the “SA, Gear Plate” [3-4]. 1) Unhook the Gear Plate Spring [3-3] from the “SA, Gear Plate” [3-4].
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication 3-5-17. Disassembling the “Unit, Frame” To remove the “Unit, Frame”, refer to Step 9 in "3-5-9. Each Unit on the “Unit, Mechanism" 1. Remove the “SA, Sensor U” (Fixed type) [9-7]. 1) Remove 1 screw (PH (SW+PW), M3x6) [9-34] and remove the “SA, Sensor U” (Fixed type) [9-7]. 2. Remove the “SA, Sensor Bottom” (Fixed type) [9-18]. 1) Remove 1 screw (No.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication 9. Remove the Tension Pulley [9-26]. 1) Disengage the Tension Spring [9-29] from the Tension Plate block. 2) Disengage 1 E-ring (E-Ring, 3) [9-36] and pull out the Tension Plate block to the right. 3) Disengage 1 E-ring (E-Ring, 2) [9-37], pull out the Tensioner Pin [9-27], and remove the Tension Pulley [9-26] from the “Plate, Tension” [9-28]. Notes on reassembling: • Correctly hook the Tension Spring [9-29].
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication 3-5-18. Disassembling the Rewinder Part (CL-S700R Only) Disassembly procedures for the Rewinder part of CL-S700R are explained here. [Parts to be lubricated] When the following parts are replaced or reassembled, apply grease (Floil G-311S). The places to be lubricated are indicated with the mark in the drawings for the Rewinder Part (the latter half) of Chapter 5 “Parts List”. Drawing No.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication (1) Separating the Rewinder part 1. Open the top cover. 2. Remove 1 screw (PH, M3x12) and detach the Top Cover Guide. 3. Remove 2 screws (PH (SW+PW), M3x5) and detach the “SA, Ope-pane” frontward. 4. Disconnect the “Cable, Ope-pane FFC” from the “SA, Ope-pane”. Note on reassembling: • Insert the “Cable, Ope-pane FFC” with its blue tape facing up. 5.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication 7. Fully slide the Printer part to the rear. Then, each claw of the Rewinder part comes off the slit on the Printer part. 8. Lift the Printer part and disconnect 2 cables (J15 and J16) from the connectors (J501 and J502) of the “SA, Rewinder PCB”. Tips: To disconnect the cables easier, you can carefully put the Printer part on the Rewinder part widthwise. (Printer Part) Slits(6 pcs.) Claws (6 pcs.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication (2) Removing the Rewinder Mechanism block 1. Remove 2 screws (1PH (SW+PW), M3x5) and detach the “Case, Rewinder Front L” upwardly. 2. Remove 1 screw (2PH (SW+PW), M3x5) and detach the “Case, Rewinder Front R” upwardly. 3. Remove 1 screw (3PH (SW+PW), M3x5) and detach the “Plate, Torque Limiter”. 4. Disengage 1 E-ring (4E-Ring, 4), pull out “Pin, Parallel(A), M2x12” (5), and fully move the Door Shaft block to the right.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication (3) Removing the “Door, Rewinder” and “SA1, Peeler” 1. Remove the Rewinder Mechanism block referring to above “(2) Removing the Rewinder Mechanism block”. Note: To remove the “Door, Rewinder” alone, it is not necessary to detach the Rewinder Mechanism block. You can remove it after opening the Rewinder cover. 2. Remove 4 screws (PHT (#2), M3x6) and detach the “Frame2, Door Center”. 3.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication (4) Removing the “SA, Peel Sensor”/Friction Roller/Idle Rewinder Roller 1. Remove the “SA1, Peeler” referring to above “(3) Removing the “Door, Rewinder” and “SA1, Peeler””. 2. Remove 2 screws (1BH, M3x5) and detach the “Plate, Friction Peeler”. Then, the edges “A” of “Plate, Friction Link” on both sides are set free as they come off the slits “B”, and both “Plate, Friction Link” become loose. 3.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication (5) Removing the “SA, Rewinder Motor” 1. Remove the Rewinder Mechanism block referring to “(2) Removing the Rewinder Mechanism block”. 2. Remove 2 screws (PHT (#2), M3x6) and detach the “Guide, Motor Plate”. 3. Unhook the “Spring, Rewinder Motor”, disengage 1 E-ring (E-Ring, 3), remove 1 screw (PH (SW+PW), M3x5), and detach the “Pivot, Rewinder Motor Plate”. 4.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication (6) Removing the “SA, Interlock SW” 1. Remove the Rewinder Mechanism block referring to “(2) Removing the Rewinder Mechanism block”. 2. Disconnect the cable of the “SA, Interlock SW” from the “SA, Rewinder Motor”. 3. Remove 2 screws (PH (PW), M2x10) and detach the “Plate, Nut” and the “SA, Interlock SW”.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication (7) Removing Rollers Note: The parts location Nos. (e.g. [2-61]) show the ones for CL-S700R. Refer to the Drawing No. 2 “Unit, Rewinder” for the Rewinder Part in Chapter 5 “Parts List”. (7-1) Measure Sensor Rollers (4 pcs.) 1. Remove the Rewinder Mechanism block referring to “(2) Removing the Rewinder Mechanism block”. 2.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-5. Disassembly, Reassembly and Lubrication (9) Notes on assembling the springs Note: The parts location Nos. (e.g. [2-2]) show the ones for CL-S700R. Refer to the Drawing No. 2 “Unit, Rewinder” for the Rewinder Part in Chapter 5 “Parts List”. The following figure shows the places where the springs should be assembled. Assemble each spring correctly referring to the figure.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-6. Adjustments 3-6. Adjustments 3-6-1. Transparent/Reflective Sensor Position Adjustment When you replace one of the following parts, perform both sensor position adjustment and sensor sensitivity adjustment.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-6. Adjustments (2-1) Init Fix-Thru sensitivity adjustment Init Fix-Thru sensor is the transparent sensor (fixed type), i.e. “SA, Sensor U” (Fixed type). Preparation: 1. Prepare recommended media or media to be used. 2. Peel off labels from the liner. 3. Open the head block and the sensor arm, and then set the media. 4. Be sure that the media is put on the “SA, Sensor Bottom” (Fixed type). If the media has black mark, avoid that area. 5.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-6. Adjustments 7. Be sure that adjustment is successfully completed and the following screen is displayed. (The value “123” is an example.) S W Finished T DAC 123 Exit Enter X When adjustment failed: “Cannot Setup” is displayed. In this case, follow the next steps. S Cannot T 1) Press any key of the printer. Setup The screen returns to that in Step 3.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-6. Adjustments (2-2) Init Fix-Refl sensitivity adjustment Init Fix-Refl sensor is the reflective sensor (fixed type), i.e. “SA, Sensor Bottom” (Fixed type). Preparation: Open the head block and the sensor arm, and then set label with black mark or tag with black mark. When label with black mark is used: 1. Prepare recommended media or media to be used. 2. Peel off labels from the liner. 3.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-6. Adjustments 6. Press the [STOP] (X) key to execute adjustment. Adjustment starts and the following screen is display. (Media is not fed.) S W Now !! T Executing Exit Enter X 7. Be sure that adjustment is successfully completed and the following screen is displayed. (The value “123” is an example.) S W Finished T DAC 123 Exit Enter X When adjustment failed: “Cannot Setup” is displayed. In this case, follow the next steps.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-6. Adjustments (2-3) Init Adj-Thru sensitivity adjustment Init Adj-Thru sensor is the transparent sensor (adjustable type), i.e. “SA, Sensor U” (Adjustable type). Preparation: 1. Prepare recommended media or media to be used. 2. Peel off labels from the liner. 3. Open the head block and the sensor arm, and then set the media. 4. Be sure that the media is put on the “SA, Sensor Bottom” (Adjustable type). If the media has black mark, avoid that area. 5.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-6. Adjustments 7. Be sure that adjustment is successfully completed and the following screen is displayed. (The value “123” is an example.) S W Finished T DAC 123 Exit Enter X When adjustment failed: “Cannot Setup” is displayed. In this case, follow the next steps. S Cannot T 1) Press any key of the printer. Setup The screen returns to that in Step 3.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-6. Adjustments (2-4) Init Adj-Refl sensitivity adjustment Init Adj-Refl sensor is the reflective sensor (adjustable type), i.e. “SA, Sensor Bottom” (Adjustable type). Preparation: Open the head block and the sensor arm, and then set label with black mark or tag with black mark. When label with black mark is used: 1. Prepare recommended media or media to be used. 2. Peel off labels from the liner. 3.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-6. Adjustments 6. Press the [STOP] (X) key to execute adjustment. Adjustment starts and the following screen is display. (Media is not fed.) S W Now !! T Executing Exit Enter X 7. Be sure that adjustment is successfully completed and the following screen is displayed. (The value “123” is an example.) S W Finished T DAC 123 Exit Enter X When adjustment failed: “Cannot Setup” is displayed. In this case, follow the next steps.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-6. Adjustments 3-6-2. Belt Tension Adjustment Belt tension adjustment is necessary in the following case. - When the “Unit, Motor” is replaced. 1. Remove the screw “B” and loosely tighten the Motor block with 2 screws “A”. 2. Push the left side of the Motor block with the tip of the spring gauge as shown in the figure. 3. Push it so that the spring gauge reads the following value. 600 to 1000 gf. 4. Tighten the Motor block with 2 screws “A” and the screw “B”.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-6. Adjustments 3-6-3. Ribbon Skew Adjustment This adjustment may be necessary in the following case. - When the “Unit, Head” is replaced Normally, ribbon wrinkles can be removed by adjusting the adjust screws of the “Unit, Ribbon Frame L”. (Refer to the figure on the right.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-6. Adjustments 3-6-4. Ribbon Tension Adjustment Perform the ribbon tension adjustment when the “Unit, Frame Ribbon L” is replaced with new one.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-6. Adjustments Adjustment procedure: 1. Remove the “SA, Ope-Pane”, “SA, Front Right” and “SA, Front Center” from the main body. Refer to “3-5-8. Unit, Mechanism”. 2. Open the head block by pushing the head open lever and remove the “Unit, Head”. Refer to “3-5-1. Unit, Head. 3. Remove the Ribbon Cover of the “Unit, Frame Ribbon L” form the “Unit, Mechanism”. Refer to “3-5-12. Unit, Frame Ribbon L. 4.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-6. Adjustments 4) Detach the “Ribbon-tension adjust ribbon (φ60mm)” once and then remove the Ribbon Tension Spring Block from the “Unit, Frame Ribbon L” by removing the screw “B”. After that, reset the “Ribbon-tension adjust ribbon (φ60mm)”.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-6. Adjustments 10) Hook a weight of 450g on the “Ribbon-tension spring adjust ribbon (φ80mm)”. The Front Belt Plate moves and stops at a certain position where it balances with the weight. Plate, Front Belt Ribbon-tension spring adjust ribbon (φ80mm) 450g 11) Mount the Ribbon Tension Spring Block and set the Ribbon Tension Spring so that no gap is found between the Front Belt Plate. Then, apply ThreeBond 1401B to the screws “C” and tighten the screws “C”.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-6. Adjustments 12) Remove the “Ribbon-tension spring adjust ribbon (φ80mm)” and reset the “Ribbon-tension adjust ribbon (φ60mm)”. 13) Hook a spring gauge of 500gf on the “Ribbon-tension adjust ribbon (φ60mm)” and slowly pull the ribbon end downward at a constant speed (approx. 7.5cm/sec. or so). Then, check if the reading of the spring gauge in the steady state is within 450 +/- 50gf.
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Chapter 3 Disassembly and Maintenance 3-6. Adjustments Note: If tension is weak, move the Adjust screw “D” downward. If it is strong, move the Adjust screw “D” upward. 7) Tighten the Adjust screw “D”. 6. Repeat steps 1 to 3 in the reverse order to assemble the removed parts.
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Chapter 4 Troubleshooting CHAPTER 4 TROUBLESHOOTING CL-S700/CL-S703/CL-S700R
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Chapter 4 Troubleshooting Chapter 4 Troubleshooting Table of Contents 4-1. Error Message and Corrective Actions ........................................................................... 4-3 4-2. Troubleshooting .............................................................................................................. 4-5 4-2-1. Problems in Powering Up the Printer ................................................................. 4-5 4-2-2. Media-feed Problems ...........................................
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Chapter 4 Troubleshooting 4-1. Error Message and Corrective Actions 4-1. Error Message and Corrective Actions When an error occurs, the error condition will be displayed on the operation panel. The ERROR LED flashes and the LCD shows the error contents. In case of error, the printer enters off line except for the following errors. LCD: Alarm Head Hot LCD: Alarm PFMotor Hot LCD: Alarm Cutter Hot Causes/Corrective Actions Head temperature - high temperature abnormality • Printing stops temporarily.
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Chapter 4 Troubleshooting 4-1. Error Message and Corrective Actions Causes/Corrective Actions keys, turn on the power, and then perform sensor adjustment. For details, refer to 2-3-4 “(3) How to change the settings in Factory mode” in Chapter 2. Paper jam • Remove the jammed media. Head low resistance value abnormality • Due to defective thermal element: Printing quality will degrade. Ribbon end • Install a new ribbon.
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Chapter 4 Troubleshooting 4-2. Troubleshooting 4-2. Troubleshooting The following tables show possible remedies for various symptoms that might occur. Symptoms are given in the left column, and the corresponding remedies in the right column. Notes: 1. When parts are replaced, refer to Chapter 3 "Disassembly and Maintenance". 2. Connectors (J . . .) given in the column of checks and remedies are connected with the “SA, Main PCB”. For the location of each connector, refer to “4-2-7. Connector Location".
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Chapter 4 Troubleshooting 4-2. Troubleshooting 4-2-2. Media-feed Problems Symptoms No media feed Irregular media feed pitch Media jamming Checks Remedies 1. Is the connector of the “SA, PF MTR Cable” firmly connected to the “Unit, Motor”? 1. Connect it firmly. 2. Is the connector J4 for the “Unit, Motor” connected firmly? 2. Connect it firmly. 3. Is the connector J11 for “Unit, Power Supply” connected firmly? 3. Connect it firmly. 4. Is +24V supplied to pins 7, 8, 9 and 10 of J11? 4.
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Chapter 4 Troubleshooting 4-2. Troubleshooting 4-2-3. Problems in Printing Symptoms No print Poor printing Checks Remedies 1. Is the head block securely closed? 1. Close the head block correctly. 2. Is the thermal head over heated? In this case, the LCD indicates “Alarm Head Hot”. 2. Wait until the thermal head gets cool. Printing resumes automatically. 3. Is the PF motor over heated? In this case, the LCD indicates “Alarm PFMotor Hot”. 3. Wait until the PF motor gets cool.
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Chapter 4 Troubleshooting 4-2. Troubleshooting Symptoms Uneven print density Checks Remedies 1. Head balance is improper. Uneven print density may appear either on the right side or the left side. 1. Adjust the media width adjustment knob to suit to the media width being used. 4-2-4. Ribbon-feed Problem Symptoms Ribbon is not fed at all, or is not fed correctly. Checks Remedies 1. Is the ribbon correctly inserted into the ribbon holders? 1. Insert the ribbon correctly. 2.
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Chapter 4 Troubleshooting 4-2. Troubleshooting Symptoms Ribbon wrinkles occur. Checks Remedies 5. Has the “Unit, Frame Ribbon L” been replaced with new one? 1. Is proper ribbon tension applied to both Ribbon tends to slip supply and take-up side? on media. (May occur faint printing, displacement of printing position, dirty printing, etc.) 5. Perform the ribbon tension adjustment. Refer to “3-6-4. Ribbon Tension Adjustment” in Chapter 3. 1. Adjust ribbon tension to suit to the type and width of media.
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Chapter 4 Troubleshooting 4-2. Troubleshooting Symptoms Ribbon end is not correctly detected. Label on liner or notch of tag is not detected. (Transparent sensor problem) Or Paper end is not detected. Checks Remedies 1. Is the connector of the ribbon encoder in the “Unit, Frame Ribbon L” firmly connected to the “SA, Main PCB” (J8)? 1. Connect it firmly. 2. Ribbon encoder is defective. 2. Replace the “Unit, Frame Ribbon L”. After replacement, perform ribbon tension adjustment referring to “3-6-4.
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Chapter 4 Troubleshooting 4-2. Troubleshooting [Sensor Adjustment for user (Transparent Sensor/Reflective Sensor)] The following describes the transparent and reflective sensor adjustment method (for user) for both adjustable sensor and the front fixed sensor. This method is stated in “Sensor Adjustments and Calibration” of the User’s Manual. Preparation: Transparent sensor: 1. Peel off labels from the liner. 2.
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Chapter 4 Troubleshooting 4-2. Troubleshooting Symptoms Black mark on tag is not detected. (Reflective sensor problem) Or Paper end is not detected. Checks Remedies 1. Is the Media Sensor menu correct? 1. Set it to “Reflect”. 2. Is the Adjustable Sensor positioned to an appropriate position where a black mark on tag can be detected? (When adjustable sensor is to be used) 2. Move the Adjustable Sensor by turning the adjustable sensor position knob so that it is set to the center of black mark. 3.
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Chapter 4 Troubleshooting 4-2. Troubleshooting 4-2-6. Operation Panel Problems Symptoms LED does not light. No key works. Nothing appears on the LCD. Checks Remedies 1. Is the Ope-pane FFC Cable connected between the “SA, Main PCB” (J14) and the “SA, Ope-Pane PCB” firmly? 1. Connect it firmly. 2. Is the Ope-pane FFC Cable inserted upside down? 2. Insert it in the correct direction. 3. Failure in the “SA, Ope-Pane PCB”. 3. Replace the “SA, Ope-Pane PCB”. 4. Failure in the control circuit. 4.
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Chapter 4 Troubleshooting 4-2. Troubleshooting 4-2-7. Rewinder Problems (CL-S700R Only) (1) Rewinding problem (CL-S700R Only) Symptoms Does not rewind. Label is peeled but rewinding operation does not pause. Checks Remedies 1. Is the rewinder cover opened? In this case, the LCD indicates “Error Rewinder Open”. 1. Close the rewinder cover. 2. Is the rewinder full? In this case, the LCD indicates “Error Rewinder Full”. 2. Remove the wound media from the rewinder flange. 3.
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Chapter 4 Troubleshooting 4-2. Troubleshooting (2) Rewinder sensor problem (CL-S700R Only) Symptoms Checks Remedies 1. Rewinder cover sensor (“SA, Interlock SW”) is defective. 1. Replace the “SA, Interlock SW”. 2. Failure in the “SA, Rewinder Motor”. 2. Replace the “SA, Rewinder Motor”. 3. Failure in the “SA, Rewinder PCB”. 3. Replace the “SA, Rewinder PCB”. 4. Failure in the control circuit. 4. Replace the “SA, Main PCB”. 1. Failure of photo interrupter PS701of the “SA, Rewinder Motor”. 1.
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Chapter 4 Troubleshooting 4-2. Troubleshooting 4-2-7.
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Chapter 4 Troubleshooting 4-2.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists CHAPTER 5 PARTS LISTS Note: The Parts Lists section consists of the following two parts: Former half: For CL-S700 and CL-S703 Latter half: For CL-S700R (Common parts with the printer upper area are to be referred to the former half.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists Chapter 5 Parts Lists for CL-S700/CL-S703 Table of Contents Recommended Spare Parts List .............................................................................................. 5-3 Drawing No. 1 Parts List & Location for General Assembly ............................................... 5-5 Drawing No. 2 Parts List & Location for Unit, Mechanism.................................................. 5-10 Drawing No. 3 Parts List & Location for Unit, Frame U ...........................
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists CL-S700/CL-S703 Recommended Spare Parts List Revision Up List Sheet No. Rev. No. 1/1 5-3 1 Date Dec.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700/CL-S703 Item No. Location Part No. TITLE: Recommended Spare Parts List Q'ty/ Unit Part Name Maint. Class Worn Casual Sheet No. 1/1 Rev. No. 1 Remarks | 1 1-15 JN66801-0 Unit, Power Supply 1 2 2-8-1 JN09802-0 Unit, Head 1 | For CL-S700/CL-S700R (Rev. No.1) 3 2-8-2 JN09804-0 Unit, Head (300DPI) 1 | For CL-S703 (Rev. No.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists CL-S700/CL-S703 Drawing No. 1 Parts List & Location for General Assembly Revision Up List Sheet No. Rev. No. 5-5 Date 1/3 0 Apr. 18, 2008 2/3 0 Apr. 18, 2008 3/3 0 Apr.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists DRAWING NO. 1 General Assembly (Rev.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700/CL-S703 TITLE: General Assembly Sheet No. 1/3 Drawing No. 1 Location Part Name Part No. Rev. No.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700/CL-S703 TITLE: General Assembly Sheet No. 2/3 Drawing No. 1 Location Part Name Part No. Rev. No. 0 Q'ty/ Unit Remarks 1-21 SA, Power SW Cable JN67709-0 1 1-22 Rail, Guide U JN54906-0 1 1-23 Rail, Guide Base JN54907-0 1 1-24 Guide, Top Cover JN54202-0 1 1-25 Sheet, Case L JN54106-0 1 1-26 SA, Ope-pane JN56705-0 1 Ref.: Drawing No. 11 1-27 SA, Front Center JN56708-0 1 Ref.: Drawing No.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700/CL-S703 TITLE: General Assembly Sheet No. 3/3 Drawing No. 1 Location Part Name Part No. Rev. No. 0 Q'ty/ Unit 1-41 Screw, FH, M3.0x6 E00230-060F 2 1-42 Screw, PH, M3.0x12 E00130-120F 1 1-43 Screw, BH (N), M4.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists CL-S700/CL-S703 Drawing No. 2 Parts List & Location for Unit, Mechanism Revision Up List Sheet No. Rev. No. CL-S700/CL-S703 5-10 Date 1/2 2 Dec. 15, 2010 2/2 1 Jan.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists DRAWING NO. 2 Unit, Mechanism (Rev. 1) For CL-S700/CL-S703 Apply grease (Floil G-311S) to the places marked with . 2-22 2-19 2-22 2-20 2-21 2-1 (DRW NO.3) 2-6 (DRW NO.4) 2-4 2-22 2-2 2-3 2-25 2-22 2-7 2-23 2-8-1 2-8-2 2-22 2-5 (DRW NO.5) (DRW NO.6) 2-22 2-9 (DRW NO.7) 2-22 2-14 2-15 2-24 2-13 2-16 2-17 2-10 2-22 2-11 2-22 (DRW NO.8) 2-12 2-22 2-18 (DRW NO.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700/CL-S703 TITLE: Unit, Mechanism Sheet No. 1/2 Drawing No. 2 Location Part Name Part No. Rev. No. 2 Q'ty/ Unit Remarks 2-1 Bushing JE99704-0 1 2-2 Shaft, Ribbon Guide FF JN32001-0 1 2-3 Bushing JE99705-0 1 24400680 2-4 SA, Front Tension Arm JN34704-0 1 Ref: Drawing No. 4 2-5 Unit, Frame Rear JN44803-0 1 Ref: Drawing No. 5 2-6 Unit, Frame U JN44802-0 1 Ref: Drawing No.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700/CL-S703 TITLE: Unit, Mechanism Sheet No. 2/2 Drawing No. 2 Location Part Name Part No. Rev. No. 1 Q'ty/ Unit 2-20 Cover, Ribbon JN36201-0 1 2-21 Screw, PH , M3.0x6 E00130-060F 1 2-22 Screw, PH (SW+PW), M3.0x5 E04030-050F 11 2-23 Screw, FT, M3.0x6 E00230-060F 2 2-24 Screw, PH, M4x6 E00140-060F 1 2-25 Spring, Shaft Guide FF JN33602-0 1 5-13 Remarks @ (Rev. No.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists CL-S700/CL-S703 Drawing No. 3 Parts List & Location for Unit, Frame U Revision Up List Sheet No. Rev. No. CL-S700/CL-S703 5-14 Date 1/2 0 Apr. 18, 2008 2/2 1 Dec.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists DRAWING NO. 3 Unit, Frame U (Rev. 1) For CL-S700/CL-S703 3-22 3-3 3-29 3-4 3-1 3-1 Apply grease (Floil G-311S) to the places marked with . 3-2 3-23 3-21 3-5 Apply lubricant to other side also.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700/CL-S703 TITLE: Unit, Frame U Sheet No. 1/2 Drawing No. 3 Location Part Name Part No. Rev. No.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700/CL-S703 TITLE: Unit, Frame U Drawing No. 3 Location Part No. Part Name Q'ty/ Unit Sheet No. 2/2 Rev. No. 1 Remarks 3-21 Nyrock Screw JE99066-0 1 3-22 Polyslider 1 JN39902-0 2 3-23 E-Ring, 3.0 E60330-000F 3 3-24 E-Ring, 2.0 E60320-000F 1 3-25 Nut, M3 E40130-000F 1 3-26 Screw, BH (N), M4.0x4 E00540-040WF 1 3-27 Washer, EXT, T (N), 4 E50740-000WF 1 3-28 Screw, PH (TP), M3.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists CL-S700/CL-S703 Drawing No. 4 Parts List & Location for SA, Front Tension Arm Revision Up List Sheet No. Rev. No. 1/1 CL-S700/CL-S703 5-18 0 Date Apr.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists DRAWING NO. 4 SA, Front Tension Arm (Rev.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700/CL-S703 TITLE: SA, Front Tension Arm Sheet No. 1/1 Drawing No. 4 Location Part Name Part No. Rev. No.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists CL-S700/CL-S703 Drawing No. 5 Parts List & Location for Unit, Frame Rear Revision Up List Sheet No. Rev. No. 1/1 5-21 0 Date Apr.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists DRAWING NO. 5 Unit, Frame Rear (Rev.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700/CL-S703 TITLE: Unit, Frame Rear Drawing No. 5 Location Part No.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists CL-S700/CL-S703 Drawing No. 6 Parts List & Location for SA, Frame Ribbon R Revision Up List Sheet No. Rev. No. 1/1 CL-S700/CL-S703 5-24 0 Date Apr.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists DRAWING NO. 6 SA, Frame Ribbon R (Rev.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700/CL-S703 TITLE: SA, Frame Ribbon R Sheet No. 1/1 Drawing No. 6 Location Part Name Part No. Rev. No.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists CL-S700/CL-S703 Drawing No. 7 Parts List & Location for SA, Base Guide Open Revision Up List Sheet No. Rev. No. 1/1 5-27 0 Date Apr.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists DRAWING NO. 7 SA, Base Guide Open (Rev.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700/CL-S703 TITLE: SA, Base Guide Open Sheet No. 1/1 Drawing No. 7 Location Part Name Part No. Rev. No. 0 Q'ty/ Unit 7-1 SA, Damper Shaft JN29703-0 2 7-2 Frame, Damper JN24105-0 1 7-3 E-Ring, 4.0 E60340-000F 1 7-4 Shaft, Damper JN22005-0 1 7-5 Frame, Damper JN24203-0 1 7-6 Spring, Damper L JN23603-0 1 7-7 Spring, Damper R JN23602-0 1 7-8 Screw, PH (SW+PW), M3.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists CL-S700/CL-S703 Drawing No. 8 Parts List & Location for Unit, Sensor Adjust Revision Up List Sheet No. Rev. No. CL-S700/CL-S703 5-30 Date 1/2 0 Apr. 18, 2008 2/2 0 Apr.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists DRAWING NO. 8 Unit, Sensor Adjust (Rev. 0) For CL-S700/CL-S703 8-1 8-2 Apply grease (Floil G-311S) to the places marked with .
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700/CL-S703 TITLE: Unit, Sensor Adjust Sheet No. 1/2 Drawing No. 8 Location Part Name Part No. Rev. No. 0 Q'ty/ Unit Remarks 8-1 Open Guide Seal JE99179-0 1 8-2 Cover, Sensor Adjust JN24208-0 1 8-3 Pin, Teeth Spring, 1.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700/CL-S703 TITLE: Unit, Sensor Adjust Sheet No. 2/2 Drawing No. 8 Location Part Name Part No. Rev. No. 0 Q'ty/ Unit 8-21 Cover, RFID JN24204-0 1 8-22 SA, Open Guide L JN29705-0 1 8-23 Shaft, Screw Sensor L JN22006-0 1 8-24 SA, Sensor Bottom JN48705-0 1 8-25 Holder, Sensor L JN24101-0 1 8-26 E-Ring, 3.0 E60330-000F 4 8-27 Screw, No.0, FHT (BT#1), M2.0x4 E13220-040F 4 8-28 E-Ring, 2.0 E60320-000F 3 8-29 Screw, PH (SW+PW), M3.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists CL-S700/CL-S703 Drawing No. 9 Parts List & Location for Unit, Frame Revision Up List Sheet No. Rev. No. CL-S700/CL-S703 5-34 Date 1/3 1 Dec. 15, 2010 2/3 1 Dec. 15, 2010 2/3 1 Dec.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists DRAWING NO. 9 Unit, Frame (Rev. 1) For CL-S700/CL-S703 9-40 9-39 Apply grease (Floil G-311S) to the place marked with .
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700/CL-S703 TITLE: Unit, Frame Sheet No. 1/3 Drawing No. 9 Location Part Name Part No. Rev. No.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700/CL-S703 TITLE: Unit, Frame Sheet No. 2/3 Drawing No. 9 Location Part Name Part No. Rev. No. 1 Q'ty/ Unit Remarks 9-21 SA, Option Cable 1 JN67715-0 1 9-22 SA, Option Cable 2 JN67716-0 1 9-23 Bushing, Motor Drive JN22011-0 1 9-24 Pulley, Drive Shaft JN20302-0 1 9-25 Screw, HSS (KCP), M3.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700/CL-S703 TITLE: Unit, Frame Sheet No. 3/3 Drawing No. 9 Location 9-40 Part Name E-Ring, 4.0 CL-S700/CL-S703 Part No. E60340-000F 5-38 Rev. No. 1 Q'ty/ Unit 1 Remarks (Rev. No.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists CL-S700/CL-S703 Drawing No. 10 Parts List & Location for Unit, Top Cover Revision Up List Sheet No. Rev. No. 1/1 5-39 0 Date Apr.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists DRAWING NO. 10 Unit, Top Cover (Rev.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700/CL-S703 TITLE: Unit, Top Cover Sheet No. 1/1 Drawing No. 10 Location Part Name Part No. Rev. No. 0 Q'ty/ Unit 10-1 SA1, Top Cover JN56710-1 1 10-2 Cover, Front Top JN56207-0 1 10-3 Logo, CITIZEN JN54201-0 1 10-4 Cover, Cutter Blind JN56208-0 1 10-5 Cover, Window JN54101-0 1 10-6 Screw, PHT (#2), M3.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists CL-S700/CL-S703 Drawing No. 11 Parts List & Location for SA, Ope-pane Revision Up List Sheet No. Rev. No. 1/1 CL-S700/CL-S703 5-42 1 Date Jan.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists DRAWING NO. 11 SA, Ope-pane (Rev.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700/CL-S703 TITLE: SA, Ope-pane Sheet No. 1/1 Drawing No. 11 Location Part Name Part No. Rev. No.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists CL-S700/CL-S703 Drawing No. 12 Parts List & Location for SA, Front Center Revision Up List Sheet No. Rev. No. 1/1 5-45 0 Date Apr.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists DRAWING NO. 12 SA, Front Center (Rev.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700/CL-S703 TITLE: SA, Front Center Sheet No. 1/1 Drawing No. 12 Location Part Name Part No. Rev. No. 0 Q'ty/ Unit 12-1 Cover, Front Center JN56204-0 1 12-2 Plate, Front Cover JN56121-0 1 12-3 Cover, Front JN56205-0 1 12-4 Screw, PHT (#2), M3.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists CL-S700/CL-S703 Drawing No. 13 Parts List & Location for SA, Front Right Revision Up List Sheet No. Rev. No. 1/1 CL-S700/CL-S703 5-48 0 Date Apr.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists DRAWING NO. 13 SA, Front Right (Rev.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700/CL-S703 TITLE: SA, Front Right Sheet No. 1/1 Drawing No. 13 Location Part Name Part No. Rev. No. 0 Q'ty/ Unit 13-1 Cover, Front Right JN56203-0 1 13-2 Plate, Front Right JN56120-0 1 13-3 Screw, PHT (#2), M3.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists CL-S700/CL-S703 Drawing No. 14 Parts List & Location for Unit, PCB Revision Up List Sheet No. Rev. No. 1/1 5-51 1 Date Dec.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists DRAWING NO. 14 Unit, PCB (Rev.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700/CL-S703 TITLE: Unit, PCB Sheet No. 1/1 Drawing No. 14 Location Part Name Part No. Rev. No. 1 Q'ty/ Unit Remarks 14-1 SA, Centro Cable JN67708-0 1 14-2-1 SA, Main PCB (200) JN66701-0 1 For CL-S700 (Rev. No.1) 14-2-2 SA, Main PCB (300) JN66702-0 1 For CL-S703 (Rev. No.1) 14-2-3 SA, Main PCB (200R) JN66718-0 1 For CL-S700R (Rev. No.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists CL-S700/CL-S703 Drawing No. Parts List & Location for Accessories Revision Up List Sheet No. Rev. No. 1/1 CL-S700/CL-S703 5-54 0 Date Apr.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700/CL-S703 TITLE: Accessories Sheet No. 1/1 Drawing No. Location - Part Name Part No. Rev. No.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists Chapter 5 Parts Lists for CL-S700R Table of Contents Recommended Spare Parts List .............................................................................................. 5-56 Drawing No. 1 Parts List & Location for General Assembly ............................................... 5-58 Drawing No. 2 Parts List & Location for Unit, Rewinder..................................................... 5-63 Drawing No. 3 Parts List & Location for SA1, Peeler ................................
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists CL-S700R Recommended Spare Parts List Revision Up List Sheet No. Rev. No. 1/1 CL-S700R 5-56 0 Date Apr.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700R Item No. Location TITLE: Recommended Spare Parts List Part No. Q'ty/ Unit Part Name Sheet No. 1/1 Rev. No. 0 Maint.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists CL-S700R Drawing No. 1 Parts List & Location for General Assembly Revision Up List Sheet No. Rev. No. CL-S700R 5-58 Date 1/3 0 Apr. 18, 2008 2/3 0 Apr. 18, 2008 3/3 0 Apr.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists DRAWING NO. 1 General Assembly (Rev.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700R TITLE: General Assembly Sheet No. 1/3 Drawing No. 1 Location Part Name Part No. Rev. No.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700R TITLE: General Assembly Sheet No. 2/3 Drawing No. 1 Location Part Name Part No. Rev. No.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700R TITLE: General Assembly Sheet No. 3/3 Drawing No. 1 Location Part Name Part No. Rev. No. 0 Q'ty/ Unit Remarks Dedicated for CL-S700R 1-41 Screw, FH, M3.0x6 E00230-060F 2 1-42 Screw, PH, M3.0x12 E00130-120F 1 1-43 Screw, BH (N), M4.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists CL-S700R Drawing No. 2 Parts List & Location for Unit, Rewinder Revision Up List Sheet No. Rev. No. 5-63 Date 1/4 0 Apr. 18, 2008 2/4 0 Apr. 18, 2008 3/4 0 Apr. 18, 2008 4/4 0 Apr.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists DRAWING NO. 2 Unit, Rewinder (Rev. 0) for CL-S700R 2-62 2-4 Apply grease (Floil G-311S) to the places marked with . 2-2 2-1 2-3 2-61 (DRW NO.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700R TITLE: Unit, Rewinder Sheet No. 1/4 Drawing No. 2 Location Part Name Part No. Rev. No.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700R TITLE: Unit, Rewinder Sheet No. 2/4 Drawing No. 2 Location Part Name Part No. Rev. No.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700R TITLE: Unit, Rewinder Sheet No. 3/4 Drawing No. 2 Location Part Name Part No. Rev. No. 0 Q'ty/ Unit 2-41 Pin, Parallel(A), M2.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700R TITLE: Unit, Rewinder Sheet No. 4/4 Drawing No. 2 Location Part Name Part No. Rev. No. 0 Q'ty/ Unit 2-61 E-Ring, 3.0 E60330-000F 11 2-62 Screw, PH (SW+PW), M3.0×6 E04030-060F 2 2-63 Screw, PHT (#2), M3.0x6 E10130-060F 22 2-64 Screw, PH (SW+PW), M3.0×5 E04030-050F 24 2-65 Screw, PH (PW), M2×10 E00620-100F 2 2-66 E-Ring, 4.0 E60340-000F 11 2-67 Screw, PH (SW+PW), M3.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists CL-S700R Drawing No. 3 Parts List & Location for SA1, Peeler Revision Up List Sheet No. Rev. No. 1/1 5-69 0 Date Apr.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists DRAWING NO. 3 SA1, Peeler (Rev. 0) for CL-S700R 3-1 Apply grease (Floil G-311S) to the places marked with .
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700R TITLE: SA1, Peeler Sheet No. 1/1 Drawing No. 3 Location Part Name Part No. Rev. No.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists CL-S700R Drawing No. 4 Parts List & Location for SA2, Peeler Revision Up List Sheet No. Rev. No. 1/1 CL-S700R 5-72 0 Date Apr.
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists DRAWING NO. 4 SA2, Peeler (Rev. 0) for CL-S700R 4-7 4-5 Apply grease (Floil G-311S) to the places marked with .
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Chapter 5 Parts Lists PARTS LIST for CL-S700R TITLE: SA2, Peeler Sheet No. 1/1 Drawing No. 4 Location Part Name Part No. Rev. No. 0 Q'ty/ Unit 4-1 Roll, Peel JE99338-1 1 4-2 Plate2, Peeler JN24123-0 1 4-3 Bushing, Peel Roller JE99370-0 1 4-4 Shaft, Oneway Clutch JE99366-0 1 4-5 SA1, Peel Gear JE99335-1 1 4-6 Screw, TH, M2.0×4 (NI) E00420-040WF 1 4-7 Screw, PH (SW+PW#2), M2.6×14 E00926-140F 1 4-8 Bushing2, Peel Roller JE99341-0 1 4-9 E-Ring, 4.
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Chapter 6 Circuit Diagrams CHAPTER 6 CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS CL-S700/CL-S703/CL-S700R
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Chapter 6 Circuit Diagrams Chapter 6 Circuit Diagrams Table of Contents Inter Connection (Main PCB 1/15) (CL-S700/CL-S703) .......................................................... 6-3 Inter Connection (Main PCB 1/15) (CL-S700R) ....................................................................... 6-4 Circuit Diagram (Main PCB 2/15) [CPU (1)]............................................................................. 6-5 Circuit Diagram (Main PCB 3/15) [CPU (2)/DAC] ....................................
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Chapter 6 Circuit Diagrams Inter Connection (Main PCB 1/15) (CL-S700/CL-S703) 1 2 3 4 UNIT, MOTOR JN25801-**F UNIT, HEAD SA, FRONT SENS U JN68702-**F MOTOR SA, PF MTR THM JN68706-**F SA, HEAD CABLE SA, PF MTR CABLE JN67705-**F J4 J3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 +5V S.GND P.GND P.GND P.GND P.GND +24V +24V +24V +24V J11 B 1 2 3 4 5 6 HEADCLK HEADD1 HEADLAT +3.3V HDTMP P.GND P.GND P.GND P.GND P.
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Chapter 6 Circuit Diagrams Circuit Diagram (Main PCB 2/15) [CPU (1)] 1 2 3 4 5 T1 X1 6 165 1M X2 U1A R5 0 164 R4 *0 R1 X1 R3 *0 D R10 0 R11 0 V3R3 T20 R21 SB V 4 3 G C X2 FCXO-03L(48MHz) 15 15 0 2007/1/18 1 2 C 6,8,13 -GRESET 2007/1/18 2007/1/18 2007/1/18 2007/1/18 2007/1/18 V3R3 R30 22k 11 14 14 11 15 R31 22k T25 T27 T29 155 154 153 T33 T35 T37 T39 T41 152 149 148 147 146 145 T45 T47 T49 T51 T53 T55 25 24 23 22 21 20 T58 T60 T61 19 18 17 T65 T67 T69 T71 T73 T75 1
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Chapter 6 Circuit Diagrams Circuit Diagram (Main PCB 3/15) [CPU (2)/DAC] 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 7 V3R3 J1 U1C D TRCDATA3 TRCDATA2 TRCDATA1 TRCDATA0 TRCEND TRCCLK DDO DDI DRST DMS DCK 132 133 136 137 138 139 T132 T134 T136 T138 T140 T142 R54 R55 R56 R57 R58 R59 0 0 0 0 0 0 T133 T135 T137 T139 T141 T143 140 141 142 143 144 T144 T146 T147 T148 T149 R60 0 T145 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 TRCCLK TRCDATA0 TRCDATA1 TRCDATA2 TRCDATA3 TRCEND DDI DCK DMS DDO DRSTZ 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 D
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Chapter 6 Circuit Diagrams Circuit Diagram (Main PCB 4/15) [ROM] 1 2 2,5,6 D[15:0] 2,5,6 3 4 5 6 7 8 D[15:0] A[24:1] A[24:1] V3R3 5 C25 0.
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Chapter 6 Circuit Diagrams Circuit Diagram (Main PCB 5/15) [RAM] 1 2 2,4,6 D[15:0] 2,4,6 A[24:1] 3 4 5 D[15:0] U11A A[24:1] 36 35 22 34 33 32 31 30 29 26 25 24 23 A13 A12 A11 A10 A9 A8 A7 A6 A5 A4 A3 A2 D A21 A22 A23 A24 2 -SDRAMCS 2 -WE/-WR R74 R75 R76 R77 R78 R79 *0 0 *0 *0 0 *0 T162 T163 20 21 40 19 16 37 38 2 SDCKE 2,6 BUSCLK NC(A12) A11 A10 A9 A8 A7 A6 A5 A4 A3 A2 A1 A0 BS0 BS1 DQ15 DQ14 DQ13 DQ12 DQ11 DQ10 DQ9 DQ8 DQ7 DQ6 DQ5 DQ4 DQ3 DQ2 DQ1 DQ0 NC RAS CAS CS WE CKE CLK UDQM L
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Chapter 6 Circuit Diagrams Circuit Diagram (Main PCB 6/15) [Custom IC] 1 2 3 4 5 X3 *16MHz R80 R81 *1M *1M T164 C51 12p/50 6 7 8 T165 D C52 *12p/50 D 2,4,5 27 28 32 33 34 35 36 A18 A17 A16 A4 A3 A2 A1 A18 A17 A16 A4 A3 A2 A1 3 Xout A[24:1] A[24:1] Xin 2,4,5 2 T166 U14 CLKIN CLKSEL PFCLK PFCNT1 PFCNT2 PFMXB PFMXA PFMB PFMA PFON D[15:0] D[15:0] D15 D14 D13 D12 D11 D10 D9 D8 D7 D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0 C T202 T203 T204 T205 T207 T209 T211 T213 T214 T215 T216 T217 T218 T219 T220
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Chapter 6 Circuit Diagrams Circuit Diagram (Main PCB 7/15) [Head Control] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 V24R0 3 T228 HDVON 10k T229 DTC114EM Q2 D V3R3 D 2 4 1 T227 10k 6 Q1 2SJ505S G D S R93 10k T226 R94 10k R95 30k/1% D1 RB521S R96 1k VHDON R97 3.
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Chapter 6 Circuit Diagrams Circuit Diagram (Main PCB 8/15) [PF Motor Control] 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 7 V24R0 + C66 100u/50 V3R3 D U16A 1 2 2,6 PFCLK 6 PFON T240 15 14 C67 1u/B16 2,6,13 A B R104 10k 13 4 V3R3 CLR 74VHC123 U17 T243 T245 V5 1 2 G3 R105 10k C68 0.
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Chapter 6 Circuit Diagrams Circuit Diagram (Main PCB 9/15) [Sensor] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6 6 6 6 D LEDFIX_R LEDFIX_T LEDMOVE_R LEDMOVE_T R117 U20A 1 SENSFIX C81 1000p/50 3 2 + - R118 R203 22k R202 22k Q25 2SC5658 T368 Q26 2SC5658 T256 10k T371 Q7 DTA114EM T257 Q8 DTA114EM 10k Q27 2SC5658 T258 T370 10k Q6 DTA114EM 10k 10k Q28 2SC5658 Q9 DTA114EM T259 T260 T261 T262 T263 D V3R3 J6 1 2 100 J21 T265 *100 *BA2904 R121 3.3k 1 2 3 4 R206 3.
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Chapter 6 Circuit Diagrams Circuit Diagram (Main PCB 10/15) [Power/Buzzer/Fan] 1 2 3 4 U26 T376 J11 T286 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 6 V3R3 V5 V24R0 D 5 + C93 47u/35 Vin V1R5 1 GND 8 U21 3 + 2 V3R3 T284 Vout 7 C90 1u/B16 C94 47u/35 6 4 T283 D BH15MA3WHFV 2 VI O1 O2 3 STB N VSS T282 C91 1u/B16 5 C92 0.
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Chapter 6 Circuit Diagrams Circuit Diagram (Main PCB 11/15) [RFID/Ope-Pane] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 V3R3 8 V5R0 J13 R146 22k Jumber Setting for each RF-ID module D Standard Custom Type R147 R148 R149 R150 NA NA 0 0 0 0 NA NA TXD1 RXD1 2 TXD1 2 RXD1 R147 R148 R149 R150 2 RFRUN 2 RFOSC *0 *0 0 0 T295 T296 T297 T298 RFRUN RFOSC 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 D B10B-ZR RF-ID V3R3 R151 22k V3R3 R152 22k J14 V5R0 T299 DACIN DACCLK CS_LCD LCD_CD 6 6 6 6 LCD_LED1 LCD_LED2 LCD_LED3 LCD_LED4 T3
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Chapter 6 Circuit Diagrams Circuit Diagram (Main PCB 12/15) [Cutter/Rewinder] 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 7 Option Select Cutter Rewinder Peeler None CPRTYP0 Low High Low High CPRTYP1 High Low Low High D D V3R3 V3R3 DCMTR0 DCMTR1 6 6 2 HPSENS0 HPSENS1 MTTH R156 R157 R158 R159 R160 1k V24R0 J15 R153 22k 2 2 VREF R154 22k 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 R155 3.
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Chapter 6 Circuit Diagrams Circuit Diagram (Main PCB 13/15) [Centronics I/F] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 OBDIR D 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 xACKNLG BUSY PE SLCT xFAULT DATA0 DATA1 DATA2 DATA3 DATA4 DATA5 DATA6 DATA7 DATA[7:0] DATA[7:0] xSTROBE xATFD-XT xPRIME xSLCT-IN PLH R170 100 T326 C101 12p/50 U22A V3R3 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 11 12 13 14 16 17 19 20 21 22 23 24 HD A9 A10 A11 A12 A13 A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 PLHIN A14 A15 A16 A17 HLH 8 J17 DIR Y9 Y10 Y11 Y12 Y13 B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 PLH C14 C15 C16 C17
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Chapter 6 Circuit Diagrams Circuit Diagram (Main PCB 14/15) [Serial I/F] 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 7 RS232C I/F V5R0 FG1 D D Lock_pin J18 T339 T340 T341 T342 T343 V3R3 C106 1u/B16 U24 19 C107 1u/B16 C109 1u/B16 C T344 2 4 T346 T347 5 6 T349 2 2 6 2 TXD0 LDTR0 PLDRXDI LDSR0 2,10 13 12 15 10 TXD0 LDTR0 RXD0 LDSR0 1 20 RESET 18 Vcc C1+ V+ 3 T345 TXD RXD RTS CTS DSR V5R4 C108 1u/B16 C1- V5R4 C2+ V- 7 C217 8 16 9 T1I T2I R1O R2O T1O T2O R1I R2I EN SHDN 11 NC1 14 NC2 T348 C110 1
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Chapter 6 Circuit Diagrams Circuit Diagram (Main PCB 15/15) [USB I/F] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 V3R3 D 10k D 10k Q17 DTA114EM T353 V3R3 U25B 2 R182 1k USBON 4 6 5 R183 1.
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C47 CN1 F1 INPUT 1 2 Q7 470 3 20 8 13 10 11 12 5 14 3 9 OVP T-OFF F/B T-ON 1 2 4 18 6 7 CF ON/OFF 15 NC NC 16 CT NC 17 E GND 19 DET CLM+ NC M51995AFP (MITSUBISHI) C35 R58 1/4W 100k 4 6-19 Q8 AC100V/240V(85-264V) 5 200V 1A 1DL42A (TOSHIBA) D13 IC3 CLM- VOUT C +24V + 5V FB5 6 MIN 0.04A 0.10A TYP 5.00A 1.50A 128W Size Title A4 Date: File: 7 Number R240 2200pF R211 DA200 80V 0.1A 1SS301 (TOSHIBA) R210 5.1B ZD202 15B ZD203 1/4W 10k C203 0.
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Chapter 6 Circuit Diagrams Circuit Diagram (Ope-pane PCB) 1 2 3 V5R0 4 5 6 7 8 V3R3 + C401 47u/16 + C402 47u/16 J401 D T401 T402 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 D T403 R401 R402 R403 R404 T404 T406 T408 T410 T412 T413 T422 T423 T405 1k/1608 1k/1608 1k/1608 1k/1608 T407 T409 T411 LCD_SDI LCD_SCK CS_LCD LCD_CD V3R3 R405 1M LED4 LED3 LED2 LED1 T415 T417 T419 T420 T425 T426 T428 J403 1 2 3 4 T427 T429 C408 C409 C410 C411 C412 C413 C414 *0.1u/50 *0.
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Chapter 6 Circuit Diagrams Circuit Diagram (Centronics PCB) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 V5R0 J101 1 2 D R101 1k D RE-H022TD-1130 V5R0 IEEE1284 CN101 C B CN102 xSTROBE 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 xSTROBE DATA0 DATA1 DATA2 DATA3 DATA4 DATA5 DATA6 DATA7 xACKNLG BUSY PE SLCT xATFD-XT DATA0 DATA1 DATA2 DATA3 DATA4 DATA5 DATA6 S.GND F.GND VCC/PLH S.GND S.GND S.GND S.GND S.GND S.GND S.GND S.GND S.GND S.GND S.GND S.
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Chapter 6 Circuit Diagrams Circuit Diagram (Connect PCB) (CL-S700/CL-S703) 1 2 3 4 5 6 V24R0 V24R0 J801 D DCMTR0 DCMTR1 HPSENS0 HPSENS1 MTTH CPRTYP0 J802 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 V5R0 B11B-EH R801 C 1.5k V5R0 4 N V G TC7SH04 Q801 DTC114EM 3.
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Chapter 6 Circuit Diagrams Circuit Diagram (Rewinder PCB) (CL-S700R) $ "# * % "# & ' ' $ ! % "# "# ! ! !' ) # # ' % (#
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Appendices APPENDICES CL-S700/CL-S703/CL-S700R
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Appendices Appendices Table of Contents A. B. External Size Diagram .................................................................................................... AP-3 Mounting Diagrams......................................................................................................... AP-4 B-1. Main PCB ........................................................................................................... AP-4 B-2. Power Supply PCB (100V/220V) ...............................................
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A. A. Appendices External Size Diagram External Size Diagram Unit: mm (inch) Approx. 265 (10.4) [CL-S700/CL-S703] Approx. 255 (10) Approx. 490 (19.
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Appendices B. Mounting Diagrams B. Mounting Diagrams B-1.
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B. B-2.
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Appendices B.
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B. B-3. Ope-pane PCB [Parts side] B-4.
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Appendices B. Mounting Diagrams B-5. Connect PCB (CL-S700/CL-S703) B-6.
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エラー! 指定したスタイルは使われていません。エラー! 参照元が見つかりません。 CL-S700/CL-S703/CL-S700R 1-ii