Fuji FM-DPL Film Processor - Maintenance Manual PDF

FM-DP L
Service Manual
MAINTENANCE
MAINTENANCE CONTROL SHEET H-1
CONTROL SHEET
Issue Date Revision Number Reason Pages Affected
03/18/99 00 New release (FM2437) All pages

06/15/99 01 Revised(FM2514) 1-1~1-69, 2-1~2-78, 3-1~343,
4-1~4-151,5-1~5-54, 5-158~5-171
10/22/99 02 Revised(FM2569) 1~15, 1-1,1-6~1-79, 2-3, 2-26, 2-53,
2-60, 2-68~2-70, 2-76~2-81, 3-2,
3-9~3-389, 4-2, 4-4, 4-5, 4-15, 4-18,
4-60, 4-62~4-64, 4-66, 4-67, 4-106,
4-125, 4-127~4-163, 5-1~5-3,
5-5~5-7, 5-9~5-177
03/03/00 03 Revised(FM2738) 1,1-34,1-48,1-51~1-57
05/20/00 04 Revised(FM2742) 1, 4, 5, 7~10, 12, 13, 1-59, 1-76, 2-3,
2-7~2-13, 2-15~2-19, 2-28, 2-29,
2-33, 2-37, 2-40, 2-44, 2-52~2-54,
2-56, 2-60, 2-64, 2-66~2-69, 2-76,
2-77, 3-3~3-25, 3-25.1~3-25.4, 3-56,
3-57, 3-60, 3-72, 3-77, 3-89,
3-89.1~3-89.6, 3-330, 3-331, 4-2,
4-6, 4-13, 4-14, 4-16, 4-18, 4-19,
4-72, 4-73.1~4-73.4, 4-75,
4-95.1~4-95.4, 4-134, 4-135, 4-156,
5-10, 5-12, 5-13, 5-18, 5-19, 5-23,
5-26, 5-29, 5-32, 5-39, 5-41, 5-42,
5-49, 5-50, 5-52, 5-53, 5-55~5-58,
5-167~5-171, 5-173, 5-174, 5-177
06/30/01 05 Revised(FM3040) 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 9~15, 1-1~1-3, 1-18,
1-19, 1-24, 1-26, 1-28, 1-65~1-65.4,
1-77~1-79, 2-28, 2-34~2-37,
2-39~2-41, 2-51, 2-53.1~2-55.4,
2-69~2-69.4, 2-72, 2-78, 3-2,
3-7~3-7.4, 3-14, 3-19~3-19.4, 3-32,
3-33, 3-39~3-44, 3-60, 3-72,
3-74~3-80.4, 3-83~3-89.16, 3-92,
3-96, 3-100, 3-104, 3-106~3-108,
3-110~3-112, 3-116, 3-120, 3-124,
3-128, 3-132, 3-136, 3-140, 3-144,
3-148, 3-150~3-152, 3-156, 3-160,
3-164, 3-168, 3-172, 3-180, 3-184,
3-188, 3-192, 3-196, 3-200, 3-204,
3-208, 3-212, 3-216, 3-220, 3-224,
3-228, 3-232, 3-236, 3-240, 3-244,
3-248, 3-252, 3-256, 3-260, 3-264,
3-268, 3-272, 3-278, 3-280, 3-283,
3-284, 3-308, 3-319~3-323, 3-325,
3-326, 3-342, 3-348, 3-349, 3-370,
3-384, 4-1, 4-2, 4-4, 4-5,
4-19~4-19.4, 4-29, 4-78,
4-95.1~4-95.3, 4-120~4-121.4,
4-154, 4-158, 4-159, 4-162, 4-163,
5-4, 5-6, 5-10~5-13, 5-17~5-20, 5-23,
5-26~5-32, 5-33.1~5-33.4, 5-35,
5-41, 5-42, 5-45, 5-52, 5-55,
5-60~5-189
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06.30.01 FM3040 FM-DP L Service Manual H-1
MAINTENANCE 1. OUTLINE OF EQUIPMENT H1-1
1. OUTLINE OF EQUIPMENT
1.1 Outline of Equipment

Features of This Equipment
• Dry printer adopting laser exposure and thermal development method with a
high speed processing ability of about 130 sheets/hour (35 x 43 cm).
• Improved operationability with large liquid crystal touch screen.
• Film sizes 35 x 43 cm, 26 x 36 cm and 20 x 25 cm (*1) can be used. Mount-
ing the optional lower removal unit allows both film sizes to be used at the
same time.
Replacing with the 20 x 25 cm film tray allows use of 20 x 25 cm films. (The
20 x 25 cm film tray can only be mounted to the lower removal unit.)
• Mounting any three interface boards from DICOM, E-IF, analog video, digital
video, digital, and optical transmission enables up to three channels to be
connected. However, for DICOM connection, the CPU90G board after
version B will be required.
• Connecting the FN-PS551 or mounting LAN90A board enables use as a
DICOM network printer.
• By setting the blue base/clear base film setting for each film tray, both types
of film can be used. (*1)
• Mounting the automatic density correction function enables the maximum
density to be set to 3.0 or 2.64 for every channel.
• Mounting the image memory board (MMB90A) enables 20 Pix/mm image
outputs of 26 x 36 cm size (*2) and 20 x 25 cm size (*1) CR input images.
• Commercial power supply can be used, without the need for extra power
supply construction.
*1: Main unit software version B03 or later.
Features of Sorter
• 10-bin sorter, of which each bin can store up to 50 films.
• Sorts by input channel.
• As this sorter has no film removal detection function in each bin, bins cannot
be changed even when the maximum storage number has been exceeded.
• Films are discharged to the top of the FM-DP L if they do not correspond to
the sorting conditions and sorting information set.
• Comes with self-diagnosis function which works immediately after power
ON.
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06.30.01 FM3040 FM-DP L Service Manual H1-1
1.2 System Configuration

Mounting up to three of any optional interface boards enables connection of three types
of interfaces.
The following shows examples of system configuration.
System configuration example 1

When directly connecting to three devices by random combination of the E-I/F, analog
video, and digital video, and digital interface boards.
E-I/F
FCR
Analog
Modality FM-DP L
Digital
Modality
FP3B0202.EPS

When connecting to a network using FN-PS551.
Ethernet
E-I/F
Modality FN-PS551
Analog
Modality FM-DP L
E-I/F
FCR
FP3B0203.EPS
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Multiple-connection using MF-300L.
Ethernet
E-I/F
Modality FN-PS551
Analog E-I/F
Modality FCR FM-DP L
Digital E-I/F
Modality MF-300L
Digital
Modality
FP3B0204.EPS
System configuration example 4 (*1)

When connecting to a network.
Ethernet
Ethernet
(10Base-T/100Base-TX)
Modality
LAN90A
Analog E-I/F
Modality FCR FM-DP L
Digital E-I/F
Modality MF-300L
Digital
Modality
FP3B0205.EPS
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1.3 Overall Configuration and Names of Parts

External View
Upper cover
Operation panel
Upper tray
Lower tray
Upper right-hand side cover
Front cover
Lower right-hand side cover
FP3F0201.EPS
Upper rear cover Upper left-hand side cover
Lower rear cover

Rear power switch
Lower left-hand side cover
External device connector FP3F0202.EPS
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Operation Panel
1 2 3 4
FP3F0219.EPS
6 5
No. Name No. Name
1 Remote/Local switch 4 Touch panel

2 READY display 5 ERROR display
3 CALL display 6 POWER display

TP3F0209.EPS
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Sorter
Sorter release lever Upper cover
Rear cover
Sorter power LED
Bin 1
Front cover
Bin 10
Sorter power switch

FP3F0S01.EPS
Jam removing guide 1
Jam removing guide 4
Control board cover
Sorter power unit
Power cable connector Interface connector

FP3F0S02.EPS
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1.4 Position of Parts
1.4.1 Layout of Units

Heat development unit (G)
Density measurment unit (S)
Upper removal
unit (A)
Transport
unit
Lower removal
unit (B)
(Optional)
Before-sub-
Optical unit scanning
comveyor (C)
Sub scanning
unit (D)
Control unit
Power supply
unit
Enclosure (J) FP3F0203.EPS
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1.4.2 Layout of Rollers
Main Body
: Grip roller
FP3F0204.EPS
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Sorter Internal Rollers/Guide Plates

1 2 3 4
5
18
6
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
7
10
9 8
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No. Name No. Name

1 Entrance roller 1 10 Changeover guide 9
2 Entrance roller 2 11 Conveyance roller 5 (Right)
3 Entrance roller 3 12 Conveyance roller 5 (Left)
4 Conveyance roller 1 (Right) 13 Jam removing guide 4
5 Bin 1 discharge roller (Upper) 14 Jam removing guide 1
6 Bin 1 discharge roller (Lower) 15 Changeover guide 1
7 Bin 10 discharge roller (Upper) 16 Conveyance roller 1 (Left)
8 Bin 10 discharge roller (Lower) 17 Sorter entrance guide (Lower)
9 Changeover guide 10 (Fixed to equipment) 18 Sorter entrance guide (Upper)
TP3F0S01.EPS
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1.4.3 Layout of I/O and Description of Functions
Removal Unit 1
SA6
SA7
SA8
SA5 SA3
SA4
SA2
Optional lower
SA1 removal unit
SB6
SB7
SB2
SB3
SB5 SB4
SB1 Optional lower

removal unit FP3F0205.EPS
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Unit Symbol Name Type State at ON

Upper removal SA1 Suction cup arm upper Penetration type sensor Dead-point
unit [A] dead-point detection sensor (Pl:5 mm)

SA2 Suction cup arm turning point Penetration type sensor Variable-point
detection sensor (Pl:5 mm)

SA3 Film surface detection sensor Penetration type sensor When suction unit is 0 to 6.5 mm
(Pl:5 mm) above film
SA4 Film trailing-edge detection Reflection type sensor When film is in removal unit
sensor conveyance roller
SA5 Film pack/shutter detection Penetration type sensor When film pack/shutter is detected
sensor (Pl:5 mm)
SA6 Tray detection switch Micro switch When tray is pushed in
SA7 Tray lock detection sensor Penetration type sensor When lock is released
(Pl:5 mm)
SA8 Suction detection sensor Pressure sensor When film is sucked in

Lower removal SB1 Suction cup arm upper Penetration type sensor Dead-point
unit [B] dead-point detection sensor (Pl:5 mm)
(Optional) SB2 Suction cup arm turning point Penetration type sensor Variable-point
detection sensor (Pl:5 mm)

SB3 Film surface detection sensor Penetration type sensor When suction unit is 0 to 6.5 mm
(Pl:5 mm) above film
SB4 Film trailing-edge detection Reflection type sensor When film is in removal unit
sensor conveyance roller
SB5 Film pack/shutter detection Penetration type sensor When film pack/shutter is detected
sensor (Pl:5 mm)

SB6 Tray detection switch Micro switch When tray is pushed in
SB7 Tray lock detection sensor Penetration type sensor When lock is released
(Pl:5 mm)
TP3F0201.EPS
<SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE>
The ON of each sensor and switch means the following;
• Penetration type sensor: Light-tight state
• Reflection type sensor: Film present
• Microswitch: Power conducted
• Pressure sensor: Film sucked
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Removal Unit 2
PA1
MA1
MA2
S OLA 1
S vA 1
O p t io n a l lo w e r
r e m o va l u n it
SOLB1 MB1
MB2
Op t io n a l lo w e r
re m o va l u n it FP3F0208.EPS
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Unit Symbol Name Type Function/Remark

Upper removal MA1 Film removal motor Stepping motor Lower/raises the suction arm
unit (A) MA2 Post-removal conveyance Stepping motor Conveys film

motor
SOLA1 Tray lock solenoid Linear solenoid Releases tray lock
SvA1 Suction leakage solenoid Vacuum electrom- Opens/closes the valve
valve agnetic valve
PA1 Suction pump Pump Film suction

Lower removal MB1 Film removal motor Stepping motor Lower/raises the suction arm
unit (B) MB2 Post-removal conveyance Stepping motor Conveys film
(Option) motor
SOLB1 Tray lock solenoid Linear solenoid Releases tray lock
TP3F0204.EPS
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Before-Sub-Scanning Conveyor/Sub Scanning Unit/Transport Unit 1

SE1
SE3
SD3 SC2
SD2
SC3
SD1
SC1 FP3F0206.EPS
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Unit Symbol Name Type State at ON
Before-sub- SC1 Film detection sensor Reflection type sensor When film is in before-sub-
scanning scanning conveyor
conveyor (C) SC2 Grip mechanism home position Penetration type sensor When entrance/exit grip roller is
detection sensor (Pl: 5mm) gripping
SC3 Centering guide home position Penetration type sensor When at home position
detection sensor (Pl: 5mm)
Sub scanning SD1 Film leading edge Laser detection sensor When laser detection
unit (D) detection sensor
SD2 Driven grip roller home Penetration type sensor When entrance grip roller is
position sensor (Pl: 5mm) gripping
SD3 Driving grip roller home Penetration type sensor When exit grip roller is gripping
position sensor (Pl: 5mm)
Transport unit (E) SE1 Grip mechanism home Penetration type sensor When grip roller is gripping
position detection sensor (Pl: 5mm)
SE3 Transport unit exit detection Reflection type sensor When film is at exit of transport
sensor unit
TP3F0202.EPS
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Before-Sub-Scanning Conveyor/Sub Scanning Unit/Transport Unit 2
MD1
ME2
MC1
MC2
ME1
MC3
MD2
FP3F0209.EPS
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Before-sub- MC1 Film conveyance motor Stepping motor Conveys film
scanning MC2 Grip drive motor Stepping motor Raises/lowers grip roller
conveyor (C) MC3 Centering guide drive motor Stepping motor Positions film
Sub scanning MD1 FFM motor DC motor Sub scanning conveys film
unit (D) MD2 Driven grip roller drive motor DC motor Raises/lowers grip roller
Transport ME1 Grip drive motor Stepping motor Raises/lowers grip roller
unit (E) ME2 Film conveyance motor Stepping motor Conveys film
TP3F0205.EPS
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Heat Development Unit/Enclosure 1

THG9
SG1
Rack 4 THG10
SG2
Rack 3 SG4
Rack 2
Rack 1
SG3
SJ1
SS1
TPG1 SJ2, SJ3
TPG2
Forthed stop switch
TPG3
TPG4
THG1
THG2 TPG5
Rack 1 THG3
THG4 TPG6
Rack 2
THG5
Rack 3
THG6
Rack 4 FP3F0207.EPS
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Unit Symbol Name Type Functions/Remarks

Heat development SG1 Heat development exit Reflection type sensor When there is film at the heat
unit (G) detection sensor development unit exit ON

SG2 Film release detection sensor Reflection type sensor ON when there is film at the
release unit
SG3 Changeover guide side Penetration type ON in side release state

position detection sensor sensor (Pl: 5mm)
SG4 Changeover guide upper Penetration type ON in upper release state

SS1 Density measurement unit home Penetration type ON at home position
THG1- Plate thermistor 1-3 Thermistor Heat plate temperature detection

THG3
THG4 Plate thermistor 4 Thermistor Heat plate temperature detection

THG9 Cooling unit temperature Thermistor Cooling unit temperature detection
thermistor
THG10 Frame temperature thermistor Thermistor Frame temperature detection
TPG1- Plate thermal protectors 1-3 Manual recovery type Cuts off power when heat
TPG3 plate overheats

TPG4 Plate thermal protector 4 Manual recovery type Cuts off power when heat
plate overheats
plate overheats
plate overheats
Enclosure (J) SJ1 Upper cover interlock switch Microswitch ON when cover is closed
SJ2 Front cover interlock switch Microswitch ON when cover is closed
SJ3 Front cover interlock switch Microswitch ON when cover is closed

Forthed stop switch Remote/reset switching
TP3F0203.EPS
• Microswitch: Power conducted
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Heat Development Unit/Enclosure 2

FA NG1
Rack 4 M G1
Rack 3 FA NG2
S OLG1
R ac k 2
R ac k 1
MS1
FA N J 1
FA NJ 3
HG1-HG3
HG4
HG5
R ac k 1
HG6
Rack 2
Rack 3
Rac k 4 FP3F0210.EPS
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Heat development MG1 Heat development unit Stepping motor Conveys film
unit (G) conveyance motor
MS1 Density measurement Stepping motor Forwards/backs optical head

unit drive motor
SOLG1 Changeover guide solenoid Linear solenoid Raises/lowers discharge guide plate
HG1-3 Plate heaters 1-3 Rubber heater Developing heater
HG4 Plate heater 4 Rubber heat Developing heater

HG5 Plate heater 5 Rubber heater Developing heater
HG6 Plate heater 6 Rubber heat Developing heater
FANG1 Film cooling fan DC fan Cools film

FANG2 Density measurement DC fan Cools film
unit cooling fan

Enclosure (J) FANJ1 I/F board cooling fan DC fan Cools interface boards
FANJ3 DRV board cooling fan DC fan Cools DRV board
TP3F0206.EPS
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Sorter
ST1
SOLT1
SOLT2 ST2
SOLT3
ST3
SOLT4
SOLT5 ST4
SOLT6
ST5
SOLT7
SOLT8
SOLT9
ST6
MT1
FP3F0S22.EPS
Symbol Name Type Functions/Remarks

ST1 Film detection sensor 1 Reflection sensor ON when there is film
ST6 Sorter interlock switch Microswitch ON when connected to FM-DP L
MT1 Sorter conveyance motor Stepping motor Conveys film
SOLT1 Changeover guide solenoid 1 Linear solenoid Switches changeover guide
TP3F0S03.EPS
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1.4.4 Layout of Boards
Main Body 1
10
1
9
6 2
5 3
4 FP3 F0 2 1 1 .EPS
No. Name Symbol Name
1 Density measurement board (DME11A) 6 FDD

2 Power supply board (PSU100/PSU200) 7 Sensor board (SNS11A)
3 Driver board (DRV11A) 8 Operation panel
4 HDD (*) 9 Density measurement unit light-receiving
unit (PDD11A)
5 Scanner control board (SCN11A) 10 Density measurement unit light-emitting

unit (LED11A)
*:Option TP3F0207.EPS
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Main Body 2
2-6
10-15
8
9
FP3F0212.EPS
Symbol Name Symbol Name
1 Mother board (MTH11A) 9 Image processing board (IMG11B)
2 Image memory board (Slot 1) 10 Analog video interface board (HAV90A/B) (*)
3 Image memory board (Slot 2) 11 Digital video interface board (DV190A) (*)
4 Image memory board (Slot 3) (*) 12 Digital interface board (DPI06A/B) (*)
5 Image memory board (Slot 4) (*) 13 Optical transmission interface board (OPR06A) (*)
6 Image memory board (Slot 5) (*) 14 E-I/F board (FIX90A) (*)
7 Expansion DRAM board (*) 15 Network interface board (LAN90A) (*)
8 CPU board (CPU90G)
*:Option TP3F0208.EPS
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Sorter
SRT11B
SRT11A
Sorter power
supply unit
FP3F0S04.EPS
Symbol Name Function/Remarks

SRT11A Sorter control board Performs communication with FM-DP L
and control/drive of I/O parts
SRT11B Sorter power LED board LED lights up when sorter power is ON
- Sorter power supply unit Converts AC input power and outputs
+24V and +5V DC power
TP3F0S02.EPS
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1.5 System Block Diagram

Main Body
H
AC input
SSR Power supply board (PSU100/PSU200)
+15VM/+24V
+12V/+15V/
+5V/-5.2V/
REMOTE
-15V
Upper cover interlock Mother board FAN
Interlock MTH11A
circuit
Image I/F
L-SLOT1
board
Front cover interlock
Image I/F
Heater control signal
AC monitor signal
S L-SLOT2
board
Driver board
DRV11A
SOL Image I/F
L-SLOT3
board
Sv
L-SLOT4 IMG11B
P
Expansion
M DRAM
Memory
L-SLOT5 CPU90G card
M FFM driver
FDD
FAN
SCSI
controller
HDD
Thermistor IMSLOT1 Image memory

Sensor board
SNS11A
S
IMSLOT5 Image memory
External
remote
Scanner board
Recording tip detection
SCN11A
Serial Public
controller Modem
line
Serial Operation
controller panel
Optical unit
Serial
controller Sorter
POL SYN LDD
Serial
controller
Density measuring unit Serial
controller
M S
FP3F0213.EPS
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Sorter
Sorter power supply unit SRT11A board
ST6
AC input +5V CN8 CN6 COM NC
Filter CPU
+24V
+7V CN7 CN4

SOLT1~SOLT9
Driver
CN3
M MT1
CN5
PIO S ST1~ST5
RS-232C CN1 RS-232C CN2

FM-DP L +5V level conversion LED Power LED
SRT11B
FP3F0S05.EPS
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1.6 Image Interface Configuration Diagram

FM-DP L (No. 1)
OPTICAL TRANSMISSION
UNIT TYPE-II
(5m)
OTM06A HAV90A
CN3 OPTICAL DATA 50m
OPTICAL
DATA HD•CS HOST A
CN4 POWER CONTROL 50m VD
POWER
OPR06A CONTROL PANEL HOST
RS232C 5m
5m REMOTE
MAIN PANEL
CN3 DIGITAL DATA 100m
CN4 HOST RS422 100m HOST B

CN5
DPI06A
PANEL 100m
MAIN REMOTE
PANEL AC
15V
ADAPTER
10m
HOST C
10m
HD•CS
CRT
VD
PANEL PANEL 10m
HOST MAIN REMOTE

PANEL
HAV90A
FM-DP L (No. 2)
Network
CN7 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX
CN4 Power control (USB) FCR XG-1
LAN90A
OPTICAL TRANSMISSION
UNIT TYPE-II
(3m)
OTM06A DVI90A DIGITAL HOST D
CN3 OPTICAL DATA 30m
OPTICAL VIDEO
DATA
CN4 POWER CONTROL 30m HOST
POWER
OPR06A CONTROL PANEL
20m
MAIN REMOTE EXT.SW
CN3 FCR PANEL
CR-IR 15V
FIX90A
HAND-SWITCH
AC
ADAPTER
FP3F0120.EPS
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MAINTENANCE 3. TROUBLESHOOTING H3-1
3. TROUBLESHOOTING
When malfunctions occur in the equipment, analyze them from error codes, abnormal
development, and abnormal images and perform the required corrections.
3.1 Troubleshooting from Error Codes

Troubleshooting Methods
The following three troubleshooting methods are available.
Troubleshooting from error codes

When an error code is displayed on the screen, analyze the malfunction from that error
code.
When no error codes are displayed, the malfunction can be analyzed if an error
message is logged in the error log.
When analyzing malfunctions from error codes, refer to "3.1 Troubleshooting from
Error Codes".
Troubleshooting from abnormal images

When analyzing malfunctions from abnormal images, refer to "3.2 Troubleshooting
from Abnormal Images".
Troubleshooting from abnormal operations

When analyzing malfunctions from abnormal operations, refer to "3.3 Troubleshooting
from Abnormal Operations".
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3.1.1 Checking Error Codes
Reading Error Codes

P: Printer error
F: Formatter error
N: Network error
Error code
ERROR
ERR. CODE P0211
ERR. INFOR 1413
Details of error
Fatal error.
Contact service.
FP3F0501.EPS
Checking Error Logs

The following describes how to check error logs.
(1) Start the M-Utility.
(2) Touch [System Management], [Error Log Data], [Display Error Log #1], and
then [Display Error Log #2].
→ The following error log screen appears.
M-UTILITY
X : Error source differentiation "P", "F" or "N"
Error log 1 display
(Printer, formatter or network)
X AAAA BBBB CCCCCC DDDD YY
X AAAA BBBB CCCCCC DDDD YY AAAA : Error code (Hexadecimal 4 digits)
X AAAA BBBB CCCCCC DDDD YY BBBB : Detailed error information
X AAAA BBBB CCCCCC DDDD YY (Hexadecimal 4 digits)
X AAAA BBBB CCCCCC DDDD YY CCCCCC : Date of error (6 digits)
DDDD : Time of error (4 digits)
YY : Index display when DSP error occurs
BACK NEXT QUIT
(No other error display)
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(3) For details on error codes, refer to "3.1.3 Error Code Table" for the meaning
of the error which has occurred, suspected cause, and remedy.
When analyzing an error code, also refer to its detailed code.
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Checking Error Codes Occurring When Installing Software

If errors occur when Installing the software, the following details and number of
warnings will be displayed as warning information when installing is completed.
The touch panel screen displays up to 20 warnings, which will be overwritten when exceeded.
Installation
Main Unit Software: Version Upgrading
9 FF XXXXXXXX FFFF 9 FF XXXXXXXX FFFF
Installation completed (99 warnings).

Remove FD and turn the PowerSW OFF.
9 FF XXXXXXXX FFFF
Error code
File name
Command number
FD number
FP3F0547.EPS
Command number (Script in FD_Nox.BAT)

00: FORMAT
10: LOAD
20: STORE
30: RESTORE
40: NEXT
50: LED
60: SEND
FF: Undefined command
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Error Codes of Printer

The format of error codes of the printer is as follows.
Error code : P : ABCD

FP3F0502.EPS
A: 0 : Stop error (System down)

1 : Warning error (Recoverable by user intervention)
2 : Log error (Process resumable)
B: Printer subsystem number

1 : Interface related
2 : Conveyance control system (FLH)
3 : Data setting/system related (MFC)
5 : Scanner control system (SCN)
6 : Image processing system
7 : Panel related
9 : Temperature control system (DEV)
B : Memory card related
C : FD related
C, D:Consecutive numbers
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Error Codes of Formatter

The format of error codes of the printer is as follows.
Error code : F : ABCD

FP3F0503.EPS
A: 0 : Stop error (System down)

1 : Warning error (Recoverable by user intervention)
2 : Log error (Process resumable)
B: 0 : Error when system is started/ended

1 : Input channel number
9 : Hard disk
B : Others
C: While the equipment is operating

1 : During storing
2 : Print registration/transfer/cancellation/frame clearing, page clearing
3 : Image information/print information/video parameter changes
4 : Memory card saving/loading
5 : Load mode ON/OFF
6 : Test printing
7 : Hard disk R/W test
8 : Recovery printing
D : DSP (image processor) error/bus controller error
E : PRT operation error
F : Others (Output switching, auto-filming)
When starting the equipment

0 : CPU board error
1 : CPU board error
2 : MTH board error
D: Consecutive number
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3.1.2 Format of Detailed Information

Perform this check only for analyzing error codes.
In the usual troubleshooting, find the corresponding error code from the error code
tables, refer to the suspected causes and remedy methods indicated to resolve the
problem.
However if the problem still persists, or to investigate the problem in further detail,
check the following detailed information to analyze the problem.
Checking Detailed Information of Error Codes

(1) Check the corresponding error code and its detailed information at the error
display screen, or at [System Management], [Error Log Data], [Display Error
Log #1] of the M-Utility.
(2) Check the detailed information format number at "3.1.3 Error Code Tables"
and refer to the corresponding format.
(3) Find the format information from the 4-digit detailed information, and
analyze the problem.
M-UTILITY
Error log 1 display
P. 0221. 208E. 9902221200
(1)
Attempted to move the suction cup unit The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty.
Tray 1/
of tray 1 from the upper dead-point Correct according to the troubleshooting 2-1-A
0221 suction cup unit upper
during removal initialization, but SA1 procedure for this error code in "3.1.4 2-2-A
dead-point deviation error
did not set to the OPEN. Troubleshooting Flow". SA1/MA1
(2)
2-1-A (Upper removal unit - before-sub-scanning conveyor)
FFM FFM
0 SC1 SC2 SC3 SD2 SD3 rotation SA1 SA2 SA3 SA4 SA5 SA6 SA7 SA8
drive
state
(3)
2 0 8 E
0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0
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Checking Detailed Information of Network Error Codes

(1) Check the corresponding error code and its detailed information at the error
display screen, or at [System Management], [Error Log Data], [Display Error
Log #1] of the M-Utility.
(2) If there are several of the same error codes, determine the error from
“Detailed Information”, and check accordingly.
M-UTILITY
Error log 1 display
N. 0010. 000A. 0104111200
(1)
Incorrect installation of the network information files,

Error occurred during or malfunction of the LAN/MTH board.
Network information
0010 analysis error
network information 1. Check that the LAN board is connected to the 000A
analysis. MTH board correctly.
2. Install the required files.
3. Replace the LAN board.
4. Replace the MTH board.
(2)
FP3F0548.EPS
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2-1-A/2-1-B/2-1-C
Convert the hexadecimal 4-digit code to binary, compare the bit maps, and investigate
the input state corresponding to each bit.
Detailed error code

(4-digit hexadecimal display)
7 F 8 2
a b c d FP3F0506.EPS
The following shows the sensor states when the equipment is in the standby state.
Check the state of the corresponding sensor when analyzing errors occurring while the
equipment is operating.
State at State at
Sensor Name Sensor Name
Standby Standby
Suction cup arm upper Driven grip roller home

SA1/SB1 1 SD2 0
dead-point detection position detection
Suction cup arm Driving grip roller home

SA2/SB2 0 SD3 0
turning point detection position detection
Grip mechanism home

SA3/SB3 Film surface detection 0 SE1 1
position detection
Film trailing edge Transport unit exit

SA4/SB4 0 SE3 0
detection detection
Film pack/shutter Heat development exit

SA5/SB5 1 SG1 0
detection detection
SA6/SB6 Tray detection 1 SG2 Film release detection 0
Changeover guide upper

SA7/SB7 Tray lock detection 0 SG3 0
position detection
Changeover guide side

SA8 Suction detection 0 SG4 1
position detection
SC1 Film detection 0 – FFM drive –
Grip mechanism home

SC2 1 – FFM rotation state –
position detection
Centering guide
SC3 1
home position detection
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2-1-A (Conveyance system errors of upper removal unit-before-sub-scanning

conveyor)
Displays states of sensors when the error occurs.
[Bit map]
a b c d
FFM FFM
MSB 0 SC1 SC2 SC3 SD2 SD3 rotation SA1 SA2 SA3 SA4 SA5 SA6 SA7 SA8 LSB
state drive
0 : NG 0 : Stop
1 : OK 1 : Rotating
Before-sub-scanning
Sub scanning unit Upper removal unit
conveyor FP3F0507.EPS
2-1-B (Conveyance system errors of lower removal unit-before-sub-scanning

conveyor)
[Bit map]
a b c d
FFM FFM
MSB 0 SC1 SC2 SC3 SD2 SD3 rotation SB1 SB2 SB3 SB4 SB5 SB6 SB7 SA8 LSB
state drive
0 : NG 0 : Stop
1 : OK 1 : Rotating
Before-sub-scanning
Sub scanning unit Lower removal unit
2-1-C (Conveyance system errors of sub scanning unit - heat development unit)
[Bit map]
a b c d
FFM FFM
MSB 0 SC1 SC2 SC3 SD2 SD3 rotation SE1 SE3 SG1 SG2 SG3 SG4 0 0 LSB
state drive
0 : NG 0 : Stop
1 : OK 1 : Rotating
Before-sub-scanning
Sub scanning unit Transport unit/Heat development unit
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2-1-D (Sub scanning unit grip speed measurement errors)

Displays the measured time if the results of measuring the sub scanning unit grip
rotating speed at the speed set previously indicate that the measured time is outside
the specification. (Unit:10 msec.)
Detailed error code

X X X X
Measured time (10 msec.) FP3F0510.EPS
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2-1-E (File I/O error)

Error when the file could not be accessed properly.
Displays the number of the file causing the error and the cause.
Detailed error code

X X X X
File number Cause FP3F0511.EPS
Code details
File number
101: Conveyance timer file (For mechanism)
102: Conveyance timer file (For size)
103: Conveyance timer file (For utility)
104: Conveyance counter file
105: PM control parameter file (For mechanism)
106: PM control parameter file (For size)
107: PM control parameter file (For utility)
108: PM time monitoring timer file
109: MD2 control parameter file
120: MD2 control data file
110: Timer file
111: Counter file
112: Sorter unit data file
Cause
1: Open error
2: Read error
3: Write error
4: Conversion error
5: Line specification error
6: Column specification error
7: Size specification error
8: External file data error
A: Data range error
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2-1-F (FFM error)

Error when rotation inconsistency is detected during FFM rotation.
Displays the I/O port information and mode related to the FFM when the error occurred.
Detailed error code

X 0 0 X
Mode Fixed FFM information
Mode 0 0 FFM information
FFM FFM FFM

MSB 0 0 Mode 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 rotation LSB
state mode drive
0 : During initialization 0 : NG 0 : Stop

1 : During normal recording 1 : OK 1 : Rotating
FP3F0512.EPS
2-1-H (Sub scanning unit grip speed data error)

Error when the data was inappropriate in the measurement of the sub scanning unit
grip rotating speed.
• After detection of the error, the data will be rewritten by the initial value or value based
on the results of measurement using the initial value.
The above data is the value before rewriting.
• When the BACKUP-RAM is cleared, [0000] is displayed.
Detailed error code

X X X X
High speed mode Low speed down

D/A value mode D/A value
FP3F0530.EPS
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2-2-A (Sequence information when errors occur)

Displays the mode, tray number, and sequence number when the error occurs
Detailed error code

8 X X X
Fixed Mode/ Sequence

tray number
0 0 Mode Tray
Mode (0: During initialization, 1:During normal recording)

Tray (0: Tray 1, 1: Tray 2)
FP3F0513.EPS
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2-3-A (Sorter Conveyance Error)

Displays the sensor number and sensor state when an error occurs during conveyance
inside the sorter.
Detailed error code

0 X X X
Fixed Sensor Sensor FP3F0531.EPS
number information
Sensor number
• 0:Hardware error , or when the error cannot be specified
• 1 to 5: ST1 to ST5
0 : OFF / 1 : ON
0 0 ST6 ST1 ST2 ST3 ST4 ST5
FP3F0532.EPS
FF will be displayed when the data cannot be specified due to faulty

communication with the sorter.
The mode, tray number, and bin number discharged to when the error occurs will be
displayed.
Detailed error code 8 X X X
Fixed Mode/ Bin number (Decimal)

tray 00 when discharging remaining
film during initialization
0 0 Mode Tray
Mode (0:During initialization, 1: During normal recording)

Tray (0:Tray 1, 1:Tray 2) FP3F0533.EPS
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2-3-B (SIO related error)

Displays details of errors related to sorter SIO.
Detailed code (Hexadecimal) Details Location Detected
0100 Task ID error API detection error
0101 Queue ID error
010C Address error
010D Queue table error
0200 Parameter error Intermediate task detection
0201 BCC check error error
0202 Sequence error
0203 Task unregistered error
0208 Parity error
0210 Overrun error
0220 Flaming error
0240 Brake detection
7FFF Time-out error FLH detection error
0F01 Memory unlock error Driver common detection error
TP3F0502.EPS
2-3-C (Sorter I/F error)

Displays errors related to commands which failed in transmission/reception of the
sorter I/F.
Detailed code (Hexadecimal)
Details Main Transmission/Reception Timing
Transmission Reception
50 D0 Status request/response All the time when sorter is normal
(Excluding utility)
51 D1 Initialization self-diagnosis request/response During initialization
52 D2 Film storage request/response During sorter conveyance
53 - Storage canceled notification When sorter conveyance is canceled
70 F0 Sensor status request/response During M-Utility
When compiling detailed error information
71 F1 Motor operation request/response During M-Utility
72 F2 Solenoid operation request/response During M-Utility
73 F3 Motor speed setting request/response During initialization
During M-Utility
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2-3-D (Sorter motor speed setting error)

Displays the error speed (decimal value) outside the specification during sorter motor
speed setting.
2-3-E1 (Software data error)

Displays software data error as "conveyance management print ID (XXXX)" common
with PRT units.
Because this is the internal control code in software control, it cannot be used for
analysis during servicing.
2-3-E2 (Software data error)

Displays the discharge bin number detection error by the number of information
registered in the film management number table and bin number to be searched
(parameter in sorter discharge response).
Because this is the internal control code in software control, it cannot be used for
analysis during servicing.
X X X X
No. of registered Pin no.

information searched FP3F0534.EPS
2-3-F (No detailed information)

Displays the program error or hardware error detected during idling as a fixed value
"FFFF".
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3-0-A (Temperature control sub system initialization error)

Displays the states of the heater and thermistor in which errors were detected during
temperature control initialization.
Detailed error code

X X X X
Heater status Thermistor

status
Heater status Thermistor status
MSB 0 0 HG1 HG2 HG3 HG4 HG5 HG6 THG1 THG2 THG3 THG4 THG5 THG6 THG9 THG10 LSB
0:Normal/1:Abnormal FP3F0535.EPS
3-0-B (Default value film size error by channel)

Displays the channel in which the default film size of the channel of the mounted input
board does not match the film size set for the tray.
Detailed error code - X X X
Not used CH3 CH2 CH1
0:Normal/1:Abnormal
FP3F0536.EPS
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3-0-C (Sorting condition setting file description conflict error)

Error in the description of the sorting condition setting file.
Error Type Structure XX Value Error Check Example

Number of digits error XXYY 0x70 Insufficient group number digits 01,01NAIKAXXX,0010011111
Exceeded group number digits 0001,01NAIKAXXX,0010011111
Insufficient group information digits 001,01NAIKAXX,0010011111
Exceeded group information digits 001,01NAIKAXXXX,0010011111
Start of comment during group number 00;ZZZZZZZZZZ
Start of comment during group number 001,01NAI;ZZZZZZZZZZ
Start of comment during bin information 001,01NAIKAXXX,00100;ZZZZZ
Change line during group number 00
Change line during group information 001,01NAI
Change line during bin information 001,01NAIKAXXX,00100
Only empty line
Group number error XXYY 0x71 Other than numbers 00A,01NAIKAXXX,0010011111
Outside 1 to 100 range 101,01NAIKAXXX,0010011111
Group information XXYY 0x72 Specify reservation word "NO SORT" 001,NO SORT ,0010011111
error "@" character exists 001,01@AIKAXXX,0010011111
Bin information error XXYY 0x73 Specify character other than 0/1 001,01NAIKAXXX,0020011111
Specify all 0s 001,01NAIKAXXX,0000000000
Overlapping group number XXZZ 0x74 Overlapping group number -
Overlapping group information XXZZ 0x75 Overlapping group information -
Record registration exceeded XX00 0x76 Exceeded record registration -
XX : Error type
YY (Hexadecimal) : Line with error
ZZ (Hexadecimal) : Group number of record with error
TP3F0504.EPS
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3-0-D (Sorting condition setting file reading error)

Displays the number of the file causing the error when access error occurs during the
access of the file, and the cause.
Code details
File number
001: System parameter file
002: Default value file by CH
003: Image buffer data recording condition F
004: Image buffer data file
005: I/O trace data file
006: ISC log file
007: Softer information file (Simple sorter)
008: Sorting condition setting file
009: External sorter setting file
Cause
1: Open error
2: Read error
3: Write error
4: Conversion error
A: Data range error
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4-1 (Sequence error)

Displays the cause of the DSP sequence error.
Detailed error code A B C D
Software analysis information
Code Display Details

A 1 DSP acquisition
2 DSP release
B 0 Printer
1 Formatter
C 1 Print buffer number
2 Print buffer number FP3F0549.EPS
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5-A (File I/O error)

Detailed error code

2 X X X
Code details
File number
201: Recording format file
202: Main scanning control file
203: Density correction parameter file
204: Individual data (binary) file
205: Main scanning parameter file
206: Density calibration table file
207: Density measurement raw data file
208: Density correction parameter file
209: Uniformity correction file
210: Gradation gain table file
211: Uniformity A/D value file
212: Heat development start correction parameter file
213: Film management number default file
214: Film management number file (device individual data)
215: Density measurement correction 2 1 table file
216: Density measurement correction 3 2 table file
Cause
1: Open error
2: Read error
3: Write error
4: Conversion error
A: Data range error
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5-B (Task starting error)

Displays the cause of the system start error.
Detailed error code

0 X X X
Cause FP3F0515.EPS
Code details
009 : DEN task does not exist.
010 : SDA task does not exist.
100 : Task ID error
101 : Cue table error
10C : Cue table full
10D : Address error
200 : Parameter error
201 : BCC check error
202 : Sequence error
203 : Task unregistered error
208 : Parity error
210 : Overrun error
220 : Framing error
240 : Break detected
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5-C (LD error)

Displays the LD1 and LD2 states and sequence when the LD diagnosis processing
results indicate an error.
Detailed error code

0 0 X X
Driver status
FP3F0516.EPS
Code details
11 : LD1 error in initialization sequence
12 : LD2 error in initialization sequence
13 : LD1 error in recording sequence
14 : LD2 error in recording sequence
15 : LD1 error in utility sequence
16 : LD1 error in utility sequence
17 : LD error in initialization sequence
18 : LD error in recording sequence
19 : LD error in utility sequence
5-D (Leading edge detection error)

Displays the leading edge detection sequence when error is detected by the leading
edge detection of the scanner unit.
Detailed error code

0 0 X X
Cause FP3F0517.EPS
Code details
20 : Leading edge search power upper limit error in initialization sequence
21 : Leading edge search power lower limit error in initialization sequence
22 : Leading edge search power upper limit error in recording sequence
23 : Leading edge search power lower limit error in recording sequence
24 : Leading edge search power upper limit error in utility sequence
25 : Leading edge search power lower limit error in utility sequence
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5-E (Density measurement SIO timeout error)

Displays the SIO status when timeout error occurred while standing by for reception
data from the SIO middle task.
Detailed error code

0 0 0 X
Cause FP3F0518.EPS
Code details
1 : Status response standby
2 : Density measurement response standby
3 : Density measurement data response standby
4 : Density measurement data response standby
5-F (Density measurement unit error)

Displays the returned value when error of the status from the density measurement
unit occurred.
Detailed error code

0 0 X X
Cause FP3F0519.EPS
Code details
14 : Less than calibration value lower limit
17 : Checksum writing error
18 : A/D value when LED is lit is too high
31 : Measurement start position detection disabled
32 : Measurement end position detection disabled
40 : Command parameter error
41 : No measured data
42 : Command invalid
50 : Density measurement stopped
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5-G (Bus controller error)

Displays the returned value when error was returned from the bus controller API.
Detailed error code

0 0 0 X
Cause FP3F0520.EPS
Code details
1 : Failed in input bus controller setup
2 : Failed in output bus controller setup
3 : Failed in input bus controller starting
4 : Failed in output bus controller starting
6-A (Test pattern development error)

Displays the cause when test pattern development error including density
measurement pattern occurs.
Detailed error code A B C D

Code Display Details
A 1 Error when drawing background color
2 Error when drawing pattern image
B 1 Failed in exclusive control of bus controller
2 Failed in completion notification procedure of bus controller (Bus controller device driver factor)
3 Failed in completion notification procedure of bus controller (OS factor)
4 Failed in starting bus controller
5 Failed in bus controller transmission (Bus controller device driver factor)
6 Failed in bus controller transmission (OS/Bus controller device driver factor)
8 Bus controller transmission time-out (OS/Bus controller device driver factor)
C~D XX Error code of OS error code/bus controller device driver error code
B~D 002 Pattern number error (Internal error)
A~D 8000 Other errors
9000 Other errors (When drawing background)
A000 Other errors (When drawing pattern image)
FP3F0538.EPS
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6-B (File I/O error)

Displays the number of the file causing the error when access error occurs during the
access of the file, and the cause.
Code details
File number
401: Test pattern data file
402: Sharpness correction parameter file
Cause
1: Open error
2: Read error
3: Write error
4: Conversion error
A: Data range error
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6-C (DSP device driver error)

Displays error when error returns from the DSP driver.
Detailed error code

X X X X
XXXX : 0001~7FFFF FP3F0540.EPS
7-A (SIO intermediate task registration error)

Displays the cause of the registration error of the utility control task.
Detailed error code X X X X
Error code defined by driver

FP3F0541.EPS
7-B (SIO intermediate task initialization error)

Displays the cause of the initialization error of the utility control task.
Error code defined by driver

FP3F0542.EPS
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7-C (SIO reception error)

Displays the cause of the error when the message could not be received normally.
Error code defined by the driver

FP3F0543.EPS
7-D (SIO transmission error)

Displays the cause of the error when the message could not be transmitted normally.
Error code defined by the driver

FP3F0544.EPS
7-F (Memory card reading error)

Displays the cause of the error when the parameter file from the memory card could not
be read normally.
FFFF : Abnormal end (File type error)

Others: Error code defined by the memory card driver
FP3F0545.EPS
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9-A (Temperature error)

Displays the temperature when temperature is outside the specification during heater
temperature control. (Unit: 0.1 C)
Detailed error code

X X X X
Cause FP3F0521.EPS
9-B (File I/O error)

Detailed error code

3 X X X
Code details
File number
301: Standard temperature parameter file
302: Temperature control parameter file
303: Internal fan control parameter file
304: Temperature control error detection parameter file
305: Plate capacity parameter file
306: Heater ON percentage parameter F (For starting)
307: Heater ON percentage parameter F (For normal operations)
308: Power monitoring driver parameter file
309: Temperature correction parameter file
310: Measurement temperature data FD storage file
Cause
1: Open error
2: Read error
3: Write error
4: Conversion error
A: Data range error
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9-C-1 (TMS device driver error)

Displays the driver status when error is returned from the device driver during
thermistor temperature acquisition (A/D value).
Detailed error code

0 0 X X
Fixed value Driver status FP3F0523.EPS
9-C-2 (TMS device driver error/thermistor disconnection)

Displays the thermistor number (THG1 to THG6) when the D/A conversion processing
failed during thermistor temperature acquisition (A/D value).
Fixed value Thermistor number

FP3F0546.EPS
9-D (Power supply monitoring device driver error)

Displays the driver status when error is returned from the device driver during power
supply voltage monitor value acquisition.
Detailed error code

0 0 X X
Fixed value Driver status FP3F0524.EPS
9-E (Thermistor disconnection error)

Displays the thermistor temperature (A/D value) when the thermistor (THG9, THG10)
disconnected.
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3.1.3 Error Code Tables

Names abbreviated in error code tables are as follows.
Abbreviated name Formal Name
CPU board CPU90G board
MTH board MTH11A board
FIX board FIX90A board
HAV90A board
HAV board
HAV90B board
DPI06A board
DPI board
DPI06B board
DVI board DVI90A board
IMG board IMG11B board
SNS board SNS11A board
DRV board DRV11A board
SCN board SCN11A board
DME11A board
DME
(Density measurement board)
HDD Hard disk drive
Image processor
DSP
(IMG11B board inside)
PRT Printing mechanism
FDD Floppy disk drive
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Error Code Table (Printer)
Detailed
Error code Error name Significance Probable cause and remedy
information format
Conveyance system related external file The memory card is not set properly in the CPU board, or
access error memory card error, CPU board malfunction. Or the data is
·File read error inappropriate or insufficient.
Conveyance system file
0200 error
·File write error 1. Set the memory card properly in the CPU board. 2-1-E
·File conversion error 2. Replace the memory card with a new one.
·File line specification error 3. Replace the CPU board.
·File column specification error 4. Re-install and check again.
Malfunction of SA6 or SNS board.
Attempted to check the tray 1
Tray 1 1. Check SA6 using M-Utility.
open/close state during initialization and 2-1-A
0210 Tray detection sensor
removal, but could not determine the
2. Adjust the mounting position of SA6.
2-2-A
error 3. Replace SA6.
open/close state.
4. Replace the SNS board.
Attempted to check the tray 1 shutter Malfunction of SA5 or SNS board.
Tray 1
present/absent state during initialization 1. Check SA5 using M-Utility. 2-1-A
0213 Shutter detection
and removal, but could not determine the 2. Replace SA5. 2-2-A
sensor error
present/absent state. 3. Replace the SNS board.
Malfunction of SB6 or SNS board.
Attempted to check the tray 2
Tray 2 1. Check SB6 using M-Utility.
open/close state during initialization and 2-1-B
0215 Tray detection sensor
removal, but could not determine the
2. Adjust the mounting position of SB6.
2-2-A
error 3. Replace SB6.
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open/close state.
Attempted to check the tray 2 shutter Malfunction of SB5 or SNS board.
Tray 2
present/absent state during initialization 1. Check SB5 using M-Utility. 2-1-B
0217 Shutter detection
and removal, but could not determine the 2. Replace SB5. 2-2-A
sensor error
present/absent state. 3. Replace the SNS board.
Attempted to move the tray 1 suction The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
Tray 1/suction cup unit
cup unit from the upper dead-point according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-A
0221 upper dead-point
during removal initialization, but SA1 did in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
deviation error
not become OPEN. SA1/MA1
cup unit to the upper dead-point during according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-A
0222 upper dead-point return
removal initialization, but SA1 did not in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
error
become CLOSE. SA1/MA1
cup unit from the upper dead-point according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-B
during removal initialization, but SB1 did in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
deviation error
not become OPEN. SB1/MB1
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Detailed
information format
cup unit to the upper dead-point during according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-B
0224 upper dead-point return
removal initialization, but SB1 did not in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
error
become CLOSE. SB1/MB1
Attempted to move the before-sub- The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
scanning conveyor grip from the home according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-A
0226 SC2HP deviation error
position during initialization, but SC2 did in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
not become OPEN. SC2/MC2
scanning conveyor grip to the home according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-A
0227 SC2HP return error
position during initialization, but SC2 did in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
not become CLOSE. SC2/MC2
Attempted to move the before-sub-
The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
scanning conveyor centering mechanism
according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-A
0228 SC3HP deviation error from the home position during
in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
initialization, but SC3 did not become
SC3/MC3
OPEN.
scanning conveyor centering mechanism according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-A
to the home position during initialization, in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
but SC3 did not become CLOSE. SC3/MC3
Attempted to move the sub scanning uni

grip to the home position during
initialization or after 24H without
Preliminary operations according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-C
0230 error
recording operations, but SD2/SD3 did
not become OPEN.
SD2/SD3/MD2
Or if at the home position before moving,
SD2/SD3 remains OPEN.
Attempted to move to the home position
at the speed set again during
according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-C
0233 MD2HP return error measurement of the sub scanning unit
grip rotating speed, but SD2/SD3 did
SD2/SD3/MD2
not become OPEN.
Attempted to move the transport unit The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty.
grip from the home position during Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this 2-1-C
0234 SE1HP deviation error
initialization, but SE1 did not become error code in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
OPEN. SE1/ME1
Attempted to move the transport unit
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grip to the home position during 2-1-C
0235 SE1HP return error
initialization, but SE1 did not become
according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code
2-2-A
in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". SE1/ME1
CLOSE.
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grip from the home position to the grip The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
state during initialization in order to according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-C
0238 Sensor state 3 error
detect/discharge the film(s) remaining in in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
the sub scanning unit, but SD2/SD3 did SD2/SD3/MD2
not become CLOSE.
Attempted to move the sub scanning unit
grip from the grip state to the home The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
position during initialization in order to according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-C
not become OPEN.
grip to the home position during
0240 SE1HP return error initialization in order to detect/discharge
the film(s) remaining in the sub scanning
SE1/ME1
unit, but SE1 did not become CLOSE.
grip from the home position to the grip The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
state during initialization in order to according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-C
the before-sub-scanning conveyor, but SD2/SD3/MD2
SD2/SD3 did not become CLOSE.

Attempted to move the sub scanning unit
grip from the grip state to the home The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
position during initialization in order to according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-C
SD2/SD3 did not become OPEN.
grip to the home position during The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
initialization in order to detect/discharge according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-C
the film(s) remaining in the before-sub- in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
scanning conveyor, but SE1 did not SE1/ME1
become CLOSE.
Attempted to move the suction cup unit The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
Tray 1
from the upper dead-point to the surface according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-A
0249 film surface detection
detection position during removal at tray in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
error
1, but SA3 did not become CLOSE. SA3/MA1
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Attempted to move the suction cup unit
to the suction cup rising deceleration
Tray 1 according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-A
0252 suction cup rising error
position after film suction during removal
at tray 1, but SA2 did not become
SA2/MA1
CLOSE.
Tray 1 from the suction cup rising deceleration
0253 upper dead-point rising position to the upper dead-point during
error removal at tray 1, but SA1 did not
SA1/MA1
become CLOSE.
Attempted to move the suction cup unit The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
Tray 2
from the upper dead-point to the surface according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-B
0256 film surface detection
detection position during removal at tray in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
error
2, but SB3 did not become CLOSE. SB3/MB1

to the suction cup rising deceleration
Tray 2 according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-B
0259 suction cup rising error
position after film suction during removal
at tray 2, but SB2 did not become
SB2/MB1
CLOSE.
Tray 2 from the suction cup rising deceleration
according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-B

0260 upper dead-point rising position to the upper dead-point during
error removal at tray 2, but SB1 did not
SB1/MB1
become CLOSE.
Attempted to center align the centering

mechanism during before-sub-scanning The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
conveyor conveyance, but SC3 did not according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-A
become CLOSE at the end of side in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
alignment. Or side alignment cannot be SC3/MC3
performed, and SC3 remains CLOSE.

scanning conveyor grip from the grip
release position to the grip state after The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
conveying to the before-sub-scanning according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-A
0267 SC2HP return error (1) conveyor, but SC2 did not become in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
CLOSE. Or it is not at the grip release SC2/MC2
position before operations, and SC2
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scanning conveyor grip from the grip
release position to the grip state after The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
0269 SC2HP return error (2) conveying to the sub scanning unit, but
SC2 did not become CLOSE. Or it is not
at the grip release position before SC2/MC2
operations, and SC2 remains CLOSE.
Attempted to set the sub scanning unit
grip to the entrance grip state before
0270 Sensor state 2 error conveying to the sub scanning unit, but
SD2 did not become CLOSE and SD3
SD2/SD3/MD2
did not become OPEN.
Attempted to set the sub scanning unit The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
grip to the entrance/exit grip state during according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-C
recording by the sub scanning unit, but in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
SD2/SD3 did not become CLOSE. SD2/SD3/MD2
grip to the entrance grip release state
0273 Sensor state 4 error during recording by the sub scanning
unit, but SD2 did not become OPEN and
SD2/SD3/MD2
SD3 did not become CLOSE.

grip to the entrance/exit grip release
0274 Sensor state 1 error state after recording by the sub scanning
unit, but SD2/SD3 did not become
SD2/SD3/MD2
OPEN.
Attempted to move the transport unit The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
grip to the home position during according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-C
transport unit conveyance, but SE1 did in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
not become CLOSE. SE1/ME1
Tray 1/tray lock release Attempted to open the tray 1, but SA7 according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code
0287 error did not become CLOSE. in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow".
2-1-A
SA7/SOLA1
Tray 2/tray lock release Attempted to open the tray 2, but SB7 according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code
0288 error did not become CLOSE. in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow".
2-1-B
SB7/SOLB1
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Attempted to move to the measurement
start position during measurement of the The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
MD2 high speed drive sub scanning unit grip rotation speed according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-C
0289 error measurement, but SD2 did not become in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
CLOSE and SD3 did not become OPEN SD2/SD3/MD2
within the specified time.
Attempted to move from the
measurement start position to the
entrance/exit grip position during
MD2 low speed down according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-C
0290 mode drive error
measurement of the sub scanning unit
grip rotation speed measurement, but
SD2/SD3/MD2
SD2/SD3 did not become CLOSE within
the specified time.
Attempted to set the low speed down
mode speed during measurement of the The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty.
MD2 low speed down sub scanning unit grip rotation speed Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this
0291 mode grip time error measurement, but because the error code in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow".
2-1-D
measurement result is outside the SD2/SD3/MD2
specification, the speed cannot be set.
Attempted to move from the
entrance/exit grip position to the
entrance grip release position during The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty.
MD2 low speed up measurement of the sub scanning unit Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this 2-1-C
0292 mode drive error grip rotation speed measurement, but error code in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
SD2 did not become OPEN and SD3 did SD2/SD3/MD2
not become CLOSE within the specified
time.
Attempted to set the low speed up mode
speed during measurement of the sub The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
MD2 low speed up scanning unit grip rotation speed according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code
0293 mode grip time error measurement, but because the in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow".
2-1-D
Tray 1
of tray 1 to the deceleration position Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this 2-1-A
0298 Suction cup unit rising
during removal initialization, but SA2 did error code in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
error
not become CLOSE. SA2/MA1
Tray 2
of tray 2 to the deceleration position Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this 2-1-B
H3-31
H3-31
during removal initialization, but SB2 did error code in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
error
not become CLOSE. SB2/MB1
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The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty.
Tray 1 Attempted to lock tray 1, but SA7 did Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error 2-1-A
02A0 Lock sensor error not become OPEN. code in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
SA7/SOLA1
Tray 2 Attempted to lock tray 2, but SB7 did Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error 2-1-B
02A1 Lock sensor error not become OPEN. code in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
SB7/SOLB1
The configuration file on the memory card is damaged. Or
Failed to open/load the configuration malfunction of the memory card.
0300 Config file load error
file. (The file did not exist, etc.) 1. Re-install in the full install mode.
None
2. Replace the CPU board.
The descriptive contents of the external file are incorrect.
Sorting condition setting
The contents of the sorting conditions 1. Correct the contents while referring to the detailed
0311 file description
setting file are abnormal. information format, reload the file from the M-Utility, and
3-0-C
contradiction error
reset.
1. Check the cable connector.
One LD has malfunctioned. 2. Check the polygon. (by M-Utility)
0312 Fatal error following LD • Malfunction of LD 3. Replace the SCN board.
None
(*1) malfunction • Faulty cable connector 4. To use the remaining LD temporarily, select “Enable” at the
• Malfunction of SCN board [ContinuePrnt on Error] setting of the [System Management]-
[System Config.]-[Set parameters] of the M-Utility.

Temperature control Malfunction of the heater thermistor
Failed to initialize the temperature
0320 system subsystem
control system of the printer subsystem.
1. Check the connectors related to the heater thermistor, etc. 3-0-A
initialization error 2. Replace the heater thermistor.
The specifications of the system parameter and input CH
The contents of the version information initialization setting film size are not matching.
CH Def. Value film size
0321 error
file were abnormal when starting the 1. Re-set the film size using M-Utility. 3-0-B
equipment. 2. Replace the memory card, re-install in the full install mode,
and read the individual data.
Incorrect file size setting of the tray.
0322 No mounted tray error Both trays are not mounted.
1. Correct the tray file size setting from the M-Utility.
None
0323 Tray disabled error The tray is disabled. The tray is set to the disabled state due to malfunction. None
0324 Tray empty error No tray mounted. Mount the tray properly. None
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Incorrect software installation, malfunction of the memory card,
and defects in the vicinity of the CPU on the CPU board.
0330 Failed to start the task of the printer 1. Re-install the software, and read the individual data FD.
Task start error None
~0335 subsystem. 2. Replace with a proper memory card, re-install the software,
start up, and read the individual data FD.
Incorrect software installation, memory card malfunction,
defects in the vicinity of the SIO on the MTH board, malfunction
of the operation panel, or malfunction of the SIO cable.
1. Re-install the software.
Failed in the initialization of the PNL sub- 2. Replace with a proper memory card, and re-install the
0341 PNL-SS start error
system of the printer. software.
None
4. Replace the operation panel.
5. Replace the SIO cable between the operation panel and
main body.
The version information file on the memory card is damaged.
Failed to open version information file Or malfunction of the memory card.
Version information file
03A0 open error
when starting the equipment. 1. Re-install and check again. None
(The file did not exist, etc.) 2. Replace the memory card, re-install in the full install mode,
The version information file on the memory card is damaged.
Or malfunction of the memory card.

Version information file Version file contents were faulty when
03A1 read error starting the equipment.
1. Re-install and check again. None
2. Replace the memory card, re-install in the full install mode,
The sorting conditions setting file in the memory card is
damaged, or the memory card has malfunctioned.
Sorting conditions The contents of the sorting conditions
03A2 setting file read error setting file at start up were abnormal.
1. Re-install and check again. 3-0-D
The contents of the backup RAM are damaged, or cleared to
0.
The contents of the backup RAM at
03A3 Backup RAM data error
start up were abnormal.
1. Clear the backup RAM (default setting), and check again. None
(Load the individual data if necessary.)
2 Replace the CPU board
External file access error The memory card is not set properly in the CPU board, or
·File read error memory card error, CPU board malfunction.
Scanner system file ·File write error 1. Set the memory card properly in the CPU board.
0501 error ·File conversion error 2. Replace the memory card with a new one. 5-A
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H3-33
·File line specification error 3. Replace the CPU board.
·File column specification error 4. Re-install and check again.
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1. Re-install the software, start up, and read the individual data
0502 Task start error When task doe not exist FD. 5-B
2. Replace the CPU board. and perform 1.
SIO middle task start 1. Re-install the software, start up, and read the individual data
0503 error
SIO middle task start error FD. 5-C
2. Replace the CPU board. and perform 1.
After the polygon turns ON, it did not
rotate for the specified number of times
1. Check the connection of the cable.
within the specified time.
0510 Polygon error
·Error by polygon
2. Check by polygon using M-Utility. None
3. Replace the SCN board.
·Faulty cable connection
·Malfunction of the SCN board
Both LDs have malfunctioned. 1. Check the connection of the cable.
·Malfunction of LD 2. Check by LD using M-Utility.
0512 Malfunction of two LDs
·Faulty cable connection 3. Replace the LD.
5-C
·Malfunction of the SCN board 4. Replace the SCN board.
The start-point detection signal is not

generated
·Malfunction of the start-point detection 1. Check the cable connection.
board. 2. Check the optical unit.
Start-point detection
0513 error
·Malfunction of the optical unit. (The 3. Replace the LD. None
laser beam did not enter the leading 4. Replace the start-point detection board.
edge detection sensor) 5. Replace the SCN board.
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The leading edge detection signal is not
generated.
·Malfunction of the leading edge 1. Check the cable connection.
detection board. 2. Check if there is film or foreign object on the leading edge
·Malfunction of the optical unit. (The detection sensor
Leading edge detection laser beam did not enter the leading 3. Check the mounting of the optical unit to the sub scanning
0514 error edge detection sensor) unit. D-5
·Improper mounting of the optical unit to 4. Replace the leading edge detection sensor.
the sub scanning unit 5. Replace the LD.
·Film or foreign object on the leading 6. Replace the SCN board.
edge detection sensor
1. Check film conveyance state.
2. Check the cable connection.
3. Check if there is film or foreign object on the leading edge
detection sensor
Could not detect the leading edge of the
Leading edge detection 4. Check the mounting of the optical unit to the sub scanning
0515 time-out
film within the specified time.
unit.
None
·Faulty film conveyance
5. Check the optical unit.
6. Replace the leading edge detection sensor.
7. Replace the LD.
Image recording did not end within the

specified time. 1. Check the LD.
Image recording end ·Start-point detection error (Start-point 2. Check the polygon.
0516 time-out detection is unstable) 3. Check if start-point detection is stable.
None
·Sudden malfunction of the LD 4. Replace the polygon/LD.
·Sudden malfunction of the polygon
Defect in the vicinity of the DSP of the IMG board.
1. Check that the CPU, IMG, input boards, MTH board related
Failed to load the DSP micro-program 1
DSP micro-program 1 connectors, image memory board are set to the MTHboard
0600 load error
from the memory card to the DSP of the
normally.
6-C
IMG board.
2. Replace the IMG board.
Failed to load the DSP micro-program 2
DSP micro-program 2 connectors, image memory board are set to the MTH
0601 load error
from the memory card to the DSP of the
board normally.
6-C
IMG board.
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Defect in the vicinity of the DSP of the IMG board or defect of
the memory card.
connectors, and image memory board are set to the MTH
DSP micro-program 1 The checksum of the DSP micro-
0602 checksum error program 1 is abnormal.
board normally. 6-C
3. Re-install.
4. Replace the memory card.
the memory card.
DSP micro-program 2 The checksum of the DSP micro-
0603 checksum error program 2 is abnormal.
board normally. 6-C
3. Re-install.
the memory card.
The result of the DSP self-diagnosis is
0604 board normally.
DSP self-diagnosis error 6-C

abnormal. 2. Replace the IMG board.
3. Re-install.
the memory card.
DSP fixed coefficient Failed in writing the fixed coefficient in
0605 setting error the DSP external memory.
board normally. 6-C
3. Re-install.
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DSP density connectors, and image memory board are set to the MTH
Failed in writing the density measuremen
0606 measurement correction
table in the DSP external memory.
board normally. 6-C
table setting error 2. Replace the IMG board.
3. Re-install.
the memory card.
Failed to read the external file handled
0607 DSP file 1 input error
by the DSP.
board normally. 6-C
3. Re-install.
the memory card.
Failed to read the external file handled
0608 board normally.
DSP file 2 input error 6-C

by the DSP. 2. Replace the IMG board.
3. Re-install.
DSP micro-program 1 The checksum calculation of the DSP
0611 checksum calculation micro-program 1 did not end within the
board normally.
6-C
time-out error specified time.
DSP micro-program 2 The checksum calculation of the DSP
0612 checksum calculation micro-program 2 did not end within the
board normally.
6-C
time-out error specified time.
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The self-diagnosis of the DSP did not
DSP self-diagnosis time- connectors, and image memory board are set to the MTH
0613 out error
end within the specified time (90
board normally.
6-C
seconds).
DSP image processing Failed in writing the image processing 2 connectors, and image memory board are set to the MTH
0614 2 parameter setting error parameter in the DSP external memory. board normally.
6-C
The DSP image processing 2 start
DSP image processing connectors, and image memory board are set to the MTH
0615 2 start time-out error
process did not end within the specified
board normally.
6-C
time (90 seconds).
DSP image processing The DSP image processing 2 start connectors, and image memory board are set to the
0616 2 start error results were faulty. MTH board normally.
6-C

DSP image processing The DSP image processing 2 start connectors, and image memory board are set to the
0617 2 start error results were faulty. (DSP4) MTH board normally.
6-C
DSP image processing The DSP image processing 2 start connectors, and image memory board are set to the MTH
0618 2 start error results were faulty. (DSP5) board normally.
6-C
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Defect of the file in the memory card, memory card, or CPU
board.
Failed in internal recording process connectors, and image memory board are set to the MTH
Recording process 6-C
061E sequence error
control. board normally. (Fixed at 0100)
(DSP acquisition time-out) 2. Re-install.
Defect in the vicinity of the bus controller of the MTH board. Or
defect of the image memory board.
Image processing 2 bus Failed to start the bus controlled in
0620 controller start error image processing 2.
connectors, and image memory board are set to the MTH None
board normally.
3. Replace the image memory board on the MTH board.
Image processing 2 The output side bus controller start 1. Check that the CPU, IMG, input boards, MTH board related
0621 output bus controller results in image processing 2 were connectors, and image memory board are set to the MTH None
error faulty. board normally.

Image processing 2 The input side bus controller start results
0622 input bus controller error in image processing 2 were faulty.
connectors, and image memory board are set to the MTH None
board normally.
DSP density
measurement
Failed in writing to the DSP external connectors, and image memory board are set to the MTH
0650 correction table 0
memory. board normally.
6-C
setting error (35 x 43
cm)
DSP density
measurement
Failed in writing to the DSP external connectors, and image memory board are set to the MTH
0651 correction table 1
memory. board normally.
6-C
setting error (35 x 43
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DSP density 1. Check that the CPU, IMG, input boards, MTH board related
measurement Failed in writing to the DSP external connectors, and image memory board are set to the MTH
0652 correction table 2 memory. board normally.
6-C
setting error 2. Replace the IMG board.
DSP density 1. Check that the CPU, IMG, input boards, MTH board related
measurement Failed in writing to the DSP external connectors, and image memory board are set to the MTH
0653 correction table 3 memory. board normally.
6-C
setting error 2. Replace the IMG board.
Uniformity correction Failed in writing the uniformity correction connectors, and image memory board are set to the MTH
0654 value S0 setting error value S0 in the DSP external memory. board normally.
6-C
Uniformity correction Failed in writing the uniformity correction connectors, and image memory board are set to the MTH
0655 value S1 setting error value S1 in the DSP external memory. board normally.
6-C

0660 Image processing 2 Failed in image processing 2. connectors, and image memory board are set to the MTH
None
(*3) retry-over (Exceeded the number of retries.) board normally.
Defect in the vicinity of the bus controller of the MTH board.
Failed in expanding the memory of the connectors, and image memory board are set to the MTH
Test pattern expansion
06C0 error
pattern when outputting test pattern board normally. 6-A
using the U-Utility and M-Utility. 2. Replace the MTH board.

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Defect of the operation panel or defect in the vicinity of the
operation panel SIO.
1. Check that the operation panel LED and screen display
turn on when the power is turned ON.
Issued the request command to the 2. Check that the cable between the operation panel and
Operation panel no-
0700 response error
operation panel, but no response. MTH board is connected properly. None
Response waiting time-out. 3. Re-install the software of the operation panel.
5. Replace the cable of the operation panel.
Defect in the vicinity of the operation panel SIO.
Failed in registering the SIO for 1. Check that the cable between the operation panel and
0702 SIO registration error
exchanging with the operation panel. MTH board is connected properly.
7-A
Failed in initializing the SIO channel for 1. Check that the cable between the operation panel and
0703 SIO initialization error
exchanging with the operation panel. MTH board is connected properly.
7-B
SIO reception Detected error while receiving message
0705 communication error from the operation panel.
1. Check that the cable between the operation panel and 7-C
MTH board is connected properly.

SIO transmission Detected error while transmitting 2. Check that the cable between the operation panel and
0707 response error message to the operation panel. MTH board is connected properly. 7-D
3. Re-install the software of the operation panel.
The cue for exchanging with the 2. Check that the cable between the operation panel and
0708 SIO message cue over
operation panel is full. MTH board is connected properly. None
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1. Re-install the software, and read the individual data FD.
0709 UCM task start error Utility execution task start error
2. Replace with a proper memory card, re-install the software,
None
Operation panel Failed in initial exchange with the 2. Check that the cable between the operation panel and
070A application start error operation panel. MTH board is connected properly. None
The heat development control parameter file on the memory
Heat development card has malfunctioned. Or the memory card is faulty.
Failed in the reading of the heat
0901 system parameter file
development parameter file.
1. Re-install and re-check. 9-B
reading error 2. Replace the memory card and re-install in the full install
mode.
The memory card is protected. Or the memory card has
malfunctioned.
Heat development
Failed in writing the reference 1. Check that the memory card protect is released.
0902 system parameter file
temperature parameter. 2. Re-install and re-check.
9-B
writing error
and check again.
Disconnection of the I/F cable between the SNS board and
thermistor, or malfunction of the thermistor or thermistor port of
the SNS board.
Heater temperature The thermistor 1 (THG1) for heater 1. Check that the thermistor connector, I/F cable to the
0911 thermistor 1 temperature detection has thermistor, and connector of the SNS board are set 9-A
disconnection disconnected. correctly.
2. Replace the thermistor.
4. Replace the cable between the thermistor and SNS board.
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the SNS board.
the SNS board.
the SNS board.
the SNS board.
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the SNS board.
Malfunction of the built-in cooling fan, or built-in temperature

detection thermistor, disconnection of the heater or
disconnection of the cable between the heater and power
supply unit, reset of the heater by the thermal protector, or
malfunction of the power supply unit.
1. Check that the connector to the heater, cable to the heater,
and connector from the thermistor of the SNS board are set
The temperature did not rise to the correctly.Check that the thermal protector has been cleared
Temperature
currently set value (TL) even after 45
0920 abnormally low error
minutes from system start. Heater
by reset. 9-A
(After start DELAY) 2. Check the operations of the built-in cooling fan using the
disconnection. M-Utility, and replace the fan if operations are faulty.
3. Check the operations of each heater using the M-Utility,
check the temperature around each heater with your hand.
If warm, replace the thermistor. If not warm, check that the

wiring is normal, and replace the heater.
5. Replace the power supply unit.
Disconnection of the heater, reset of the heater by the thermal
protector, or malfunction of the power supply unit.
and connector of the power supply unit are set correctly.
Temperature The heater (HG1) temperature does not Check that the thermal protector has been cleared by reset.
0921 abnormally low error rise to the currently set value (TL) even 2. Check the operations of each heater using the M-Utility, 9-A
(Plate 1) after 5 minutes. check the temperature around each heater with your hand.
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The heater (HG2) temperature does not Check that the thermal protector has been cleared by reset.
Temperature abnormally
0922 low error (Plate 2)
rise to the currently set value (TL) even 2. Check the operations of each heater using the M-Utility, 9-A
after 5 minutes. check the temperature around each heater with your hand.

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detection thermistor, malfunction of the heater, or SNS board.
2. Check the operations of the built-in cooling fan using the
The heater (HG1) temperature does not M-Utility. Replace the fan if operations are faulty.
0931 high error (Plate 1)
drop to the currently set value (TH) even 3. After cooling the equipment, check the operations of each 9-A
after 5 minutes. heater using the M-Utility. Check the temperature around
each heater with your hand, if not warm, check that the
wiring is normal, and replace the thermistor.
4. Check that the wiring between the SNS board and power
supply unit is normal, and replace the SNS board.

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The heater (HG1) temperature is above 2. Check the operations of the built-in cooling fan using the
TH and below Terr even after a certain M-Utility. Replace the fan if operations are faulty.
Overheat 1 error
0941 (Plate 1)
period of time from after 5 minutes from 3. After cooling the equipment, check the operations of each 9-A
the start up of the equipment. Cooling heater using the M-Utility. Check the temperature around
failure. each heater with your hand, if not warm, check that the
Overheat 1 error
0942 (Plate 2)
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Overheat 1 error
0943 (Plate 3)
Overheat 1 error
0944 (Plate 4)
Overheat 1 error
0945 (Plate 5)
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Overheat 1 error
0946 (Plate 6)
The heater (HG1) temperature is above M-Utility. Replace the fan if operations are faulty.
Overheat 2 error
0951 (Plate 1)
the currently set value (Terr) even after 6 3. After cooling the equipment, check the operations of each 9-A
seconds. Cooling failure. heater using the M-Utility. Check the temperature around
Overheat 2 error
0952 (Plate 2)
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Overheat 2 error
0953 (Plate 3)
Overheat 2 error
0954 (Plate 4)
Overheat 2 error
0955 (Plate 5)
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Overheat 2 error
0956 (Plate 6)
Detected noise, disconnection of the I/F cable between the
SNS board and thermistor, or malfunction of the thermistor or
THG1 thermistor data is abnormal. thermistor port of the SNS board.
THG1D/A conversion (Detected abnormal changes in the 1. Check that the thermistor connector, I/F cable to the
09F1 error monitoring temperature due to noise, thermistor, and connector of the SNS board are set correctly 9-E
etc.) 2. Replace the thermistor.

09F2 error monitoring temperature due to noise, thermistor, and connector of the SNS board are set correctly
9-E
9-E
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9-E
09F5 error monitoring temperature due to noise, thermistor, and connector of the SNS board are set correctly 9-E
9-E

Defect of the SNS board, defect of the power supply, or defect
of the interruption processor of the CPU board.
Power supply Could not prepare monitoring of the
09FE monitoring device error power supply voltage.
1. Replace the SNS board. 9-D
2. Replace the power supply.
Defect of the thermistor controller of the SNS board, or defect
Could not check the temperature read by of the thermistor. 9-C-1
09FF TMS device error
the themristor. 1. Replace the SNS board. 9-C-2
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Open the film tray (shutter need not be inserted) and replenish
When the film remainder display is 0 or
the film. 2-1-A
when SA8 could not detect film suction
1201 Film empty
even though the film remainder display is
If "You need to replenish film. Press tray open key" is displayed 2-1-B
even though the film remainder display is not 0, refer to "3.1.4 2-2-A
not 0.
Troubleshooting Flow".
Tray 1 is open during initialization and 2-1-A
1212 Tray 1 tray open error
removal.
Close tray 1.
2-2-A
Tray 1 The shutter is inserted into tray 1 during 2-1-A
1214 shutter present error initialization and removal.
Pull out the shutter of tray 1.
2-2-A
Tray 2 Tray 2 was open during initialization and 2-1-B
1216 tray open error removal.
Close tray 2.
2-2-A
Tray 2 The shutter is inserted into tray 2 during 2-1-B
1218 shutter present error initialization and removal.
Pull out the shutter of tray 2.
2-2-A
Attempted to discharge the film
remaining in the heat development unit The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
Heat development unit
during initialization, but could not detect according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-C
1236 remainder film SG1
the leading edge (CLOSE) of the film at in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
supply error
the density measurement unit entrance SG1/MG1
(SG1).
Heat development unit remaining in the heat development unit

1237 remainder film SG2 during initialization, but could not detect
discharge error the trailing edge (OPEN) of the film at the
SG2/MG1
density measurement unit exit (SG2).
Before-sub-scanning remaining in the before-sub-scanning
1243 conveyor remainder film conveyor during initialization, but could
SE3 supply error not detect the leading edge (CLOSE) of
SE3/ME3/MD2/FFM
the film at the transport unit exit (SE3).
remaining in the tray 1 during
Tray 1 remainder film according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-A
1245 SC1 supply error
initialization, but could not detect the
leading edge (CLOSE) of the film at the
SC1/MC1/MA2/MB2
before-sub-scanning conveyor (SC1).
remaining in tray 1 during initialization,
Tray 1 remainder film Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this 2-1-A
1246 SA4 discharge error
but could not detect the trailing edge
error code in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
(OPEN) of the film at the removal unit
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Tray 2 remainder film according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-B
but could not detect the leading edge
(CLOSE) of the film at the before-sub-
SC1/MC1/MB2
scanning conveyor (SC1).
Tray 2 remainder film according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-B
1248 SB4 discharge error
but could not detect the trailing edge
(OPEN) of the film at the removal unit
SB4/MC1/MB2
(SB4).
Film sucked once dropped during according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-A
1254 Tray 1 film drop error
removal at tray 1. in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
SA8/PA1/SVA1/Deterioration of suction cup
Attempted to convey the sucked film to The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
Tray 1 removal unit
the removal conveyance roller during according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-A
1255 leading edge detection
removal at tray 1, but SA4 did not in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
error
become CLOSE. SA4/MA2
Film that was sucked once dropped according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-B
during removal at tray 2. in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
Attempted to convey the sucked film to The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
Tray 2 removal unit
the removal conveyance roller during according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-B
removal at tray 2, but SB4 did not in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
error
become CLOSE. SB4/MB2
Attempted to convey to the before-sub-
scanning conveyor entrance during
1263 SC1 supply error removal unit conveyance, but SC1 did
not detect the leading edge (CLOSE) of
SC1/MC1/MA2/MB2
the film.
Attempted to discharge from the upper The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
tray removal unit during removal unit according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-A
conveyance, but SA4 did not detect the in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
trailing edge of the film (OPEN). SA4/MC1/MA2
Attempted to discharge from the lower The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
tray removal unit during removal unit according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-B
conveyance, but SB4 did not detect the in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
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Attempted to discharge from the before-
sub-scanning conveyor during before-
1268 SC1 discharge error sub-scanning conveyance, but SC1 did
not detect the trailing edge (OPEN) of
SC1/MC1/FFM/MD2/MC2/MC3
the film.
Attempted to convey to the sub The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
scanning unit during recording according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-C
1271 SD1 supply error
conveyance, but SD1 did not detect the in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
leading edge. MC1/FFM/MD2/MC2/MC3/SCN board
Attempted to supply to the transport unit The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
during transport unit conveyance, but according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-C
1275 SE3 supply error
the film leading edge (CLOSE) was not in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
detected at the transport unit exit (SE3). SE3/ME2/FFM/MD2/ME1
Attempted to discharge from the
transport unit during transport unit
1276 SE3 discharge error conveyance, but the film trailing edge
(OPEN) was not detected at the
SE3/ME2/MG1
transport unit exit (SE3).
Attempted to supply to the density
measurement unit during heat The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
development conveyance, but the film according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-C
1278 SG1 supply error
leading edge (CLOSE) was not detected in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
at the density measurement unit entranceSG1/ME2/MG1

(SG1).
Attempted to discharge from the density
measurement unit during heat
1279 SG2 discharge error development conveyance, but the film
trailing edge (OPEN) was not detected at
SG2/MG1
the density measurement unit exit (SG2).
Rotation inconsistency occurred after a
certain period of time after the FFM
FFM rotation according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code
1286 inconsistency error
started rotating during recording or
in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow".
2-1-F
initialization remainder
FFM/DRV board
detection/discharge.
No shutter error when The shutter was not inserted when tray 1
1294 tray 1 tray open was opened with film remaining inside.
After inserting the shutter to tray 1, open the tray. 2-1-A
No shutter error when The shutter was not inserted when tray 2
1295 tray 2 tray open was opened with film remaining inside.
After inserting the shutter to tray 2, open the tray. 2-1-B
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Attempted to discharge from the sub The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty.
scanning unit during recording Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this 2-1-C
1296 SD1 discharge error
conveyance, but the sub scanning unit error code in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
(SD1) did not detect the trailing edge. SD1/MC1/FFM/MD2/MC2/MC3/SCN board
Attempted to convey to the stop
position of the density measurement uni
during conveyance by the heat The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
development unit when the uniformity according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-C
1297 SG2 supply error command was executed, but the film in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
leading edge (CLOSE) was not SG2/ME2/MG1
detected at the density measurement
unit exit (SG2).
Fault in the sorter unit SIO vicinity.
Failed in the registration of SIO for 1. Check that the cable between the sorter unit and
12C0 SIO registration error
exchange with the sorter unit. MTH board is connected correctly.
2-3-B
Fault in the sorter unit SIO vicinity.
Failed in the initialization of SIO channel 1. Check that the cable between the sorter unit and
12C1 SIO initialization error
for exchange with the sorter unit. MTH board is connected correctly.
2-3-B
Fault of the sorter unit or in the sorter unit SIO vicinity.
1. Check that the power of the sorter unit is ON.
2. Check that the cable between the sorter unit and

Detected error during message
12C2 SIO transmission error
transmission to the sorter unit.
CPU board is connected correctly. 2-3-B
3. Replace the cable.
4. Replace the sorter unit.
Detected error during message reception
12C3 SIO reception error
from the sorter unit.
CPU board is connected correctly. 2-3-B
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Waited for message reception from the CPU board is connected correctly.
sorter unit, but did not receive 3. Replace the cable.
12C4 SIO reception timeout
corresponding with a certain period of 4. Replace the sorter unit. 2-3-C
time. 5. Replace the MTH board.
6. If the problem still persists after 5, it may be due to software
bug or incorrect communication timing and would not occur
normally.
Sorter unit detection
12D1 interlock error
The sorter unit detected interlock error. 1. Check that the sorter unit is connected correctly. 2-3-F
The sorter unit detected sensor error.
1. Check the sensor by sensor monitoring of the sorter unit
Sorter unit detection The sensor which turns ON in film
12D2 sensor error conveyance did not turn ON, and the
using the M-Utility. 2-3-A
2. Replace the sorter unit parts/boards.
downstream sensor turned ON instead.
The sorter unit detected motor error.
1. Check the motor in individual motor operations of the sorter
Sorter unit detection The signal indicating stable speed did
12D3 motor error not interrupt even after a certain period
unit using the M-Utility. 2-3-A
2. Replace the sorter unit parts/board.
of time after motor drive.
The sorter unit detected solenoid error.
The downstream sensor below the
desired bin turned ON. 1. Check the solenoid in individual solenoid operations of the
12D4 solenoid error
Only one sensor turned ON before the sorter unit using the M-Utility. 2-3-A
sensor corresponding to the bin turned 2. Replace the sorter unit parts/boards.
ON, and at the same time, the sensor
was found to be normal.
1. Check that the sorter unit is connected correctly.
The sorter unit detected film jam. 2. Check there are no film problems such as curling, etc.
12D5 film jam
The sensor did not go OFF even after a 3. Check the operations of the motor, sensor, and solenoid of 2-3-A
certain period of time from ON. the sorter unit using the M-Utility.
4. Replace the sorter unit parts/boards.
The sorter unit determined that the
message command parameter is
inappropriate.
12D6 command parameter
As a result, the desired command cannot
Error due to software bug, etc. It will normally not occur. 2-3-C
error
be executed. Refer to the detailed
information format.
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The sorter unit received a message
command at the unacceptable timing.
Sorter unit detection After initializing the sorter unit again, execute the sorter
12D7 invalid command
As a result, the desired command cannot
discharge conveyance or utility command.
2-3-C
be executed. Refer to the detailed
information format.
Storage in the sorter unit has been
This is not a problem because sorter conveyance was
Sorter unit detection forcibly canceled.
12D8 storage cancellation As a result, the film may be remaining in
intentionally stopped due to film jamming in the heat 2-3-E1
development unit.
the sorter unit.
12E0 Upper cover open error The upper cover is open. Close the upper cover. Check SJ1. None
12E1 Front cover open error The front cover is open. Close the front cover and check SJ2 and SJ3. None
1. Check if the operations of the changeover guide (SOLG1)
Attempted to convey film into the sorter of the heat development unit are abnormal.
Sorter entrance film
12E2 JAM
unit, but the sorter unit sensor 1 (ST1) 2. Check that the sorter unit is connected correctly. 2-3-A
did not turn ON. 3. Check the ST1 of the sorter unit and motor.
4. Replace the parts/boards of the sorter unit.
Because the number of films which the
Sorter simultaneously sorter unit can convey simultaneously
Possibility of film jamming in the sorter unit is high.
12E3 conveyed films has been exceeded, switched the film
Check for sorter unit problems before and after this log.
2-3-E1
exceeded error discharge location to the top of the main
body.
As sorter conveyance was attempted
even though conveyance has been
Sorter conveyance disabled due to malfunction of the sorter Since this error is due to other sorter problems, check for sorter
12E4 ready error unit just before conveyance, switched unit problems before and after this error log.
2-3-E1
the film discharge location to the top of
the main body.
Attempted to convey film to the sorter
unit, but due to malfunction of the sorter
Sorter conveyance unit just before conveyance, sorter Since this error is due to other sorter problems, check for sorter
12E5 canceled conveyance was canceled. unit problems before and after this error log.
2-3-E1
Only when discharge to the top of main
body was late.
Since this error is most likely due to other sorter problems,
Sorter storage Request storage in the sorter sorter
check for sorter unit problems before and after this error log.
12E6 command acceptance during conveyance, but the unit did not
•SIO transmission error (12C2)
2-3-E1
failure accept the storage command.
•SIO reception error (12C3)
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Attempted to initialize the sorter, but the
sorter unit was found to be already
Sorter unit initialization initialized unintentionally. Check the power state of the sorter unit.
12E8 disabled error This occurs when the power of the sorter Correct by following operation screen instructions.
2-3-F
unit was turned OFF/ON during M-Utility
operations.
Attempted to set the sorter motor
Sorter motor speed Check the sorter motor speed in the external file installed
12E9 setting error
speed, but it was not within the settable
(sif_unt.fil).
2-3-D
range.
The sorter unit was unintentionally
initialized during idling or conveyance of
the sorter.
12EF Sorter power off error
This occurs when the power of the sorter
Correct by following operation screen instructions. 2-3-F
unit was turned OFF/OF during normal
operations.
Attempted to execute the utility on the
sorter unit even though the sorter
1311 Sorter disabled error
disabled setting has been selected.(Not
Replace the sorter unit. None
used currently)
1312 Recording for temporary User has selected the “TEMPORARY
No correction required. None
(*1) use USE” button.
After turning ON the polygon, the

specified number of rotations is not
reached even after the specified time.
1510 Polygon error
·Error of polygon alone
2. Check the polygon. None
·LD error 1. Check the cable connection.
1511 One LD error ·Faulty cable connection 2. Check the LD. 5-C
·Malfunction of the SCN board 3. Replace the SCN board.
The start-point detection signal is not
generated.
·Malfunction of the start-point detection
board. 1. Check the cable connection.
Start-point detection
1513 error
·Malfunction of the optical unit (The 2. Replace the start-point detection board. None
laser beam does not enter the start- 3. Replace the SCN board.
point detection sensor)
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The leading edge detection signal is not
generated.
·Malfunction of the leading edge
detection sensor
2. Check if film or foreign particle exists on the leading edge
·Malfunction of the optical unit (The
detection sensor.
laser beam does not enter the leading
Leading edge detection 3. Check the mounting of the optical unit to the sub scanning
1514 error
edge detection sensor)
unit.
None
·Faulty mounting of the optical unit to
4. Check the optical unit.
the sub scanning unit.
5. Replace the leading edge detection sensor.
·Film or foreign particle exists on the
leading edge detection sensor
Incorrect input of main scanning width
Input parameter error Incorrect input of the main scanning length adjustment data.
adjustment data (The input data is
1520 (main scanning width
outside the specified ranges 0 to 300,
1. Adjust the input data, and execute the "main scanning None
adjustment error) width adjustment".
9000 to 9300.)
The main scanning width adjustment data
exceeded the specified range. (The main
Main scanning width 1. Adjust the input data, and execute the "main scanning
1521 adjustment error
scanning width adjustment data (N
width adjustment".
None
counter value) is outside the specified
range 1900 to 2100.)
Input parameter error Incorrect input of the scanning position Incorrect input of the starting position adjustment data.
1522 (Scanning position is outside the specified ranges 0 to 120, 1. Adjust the input data, and execute the "scanning position None
adjustment error) 9000 to 9120.) adjustment".
The adjustment data of the scanning
position exceeded the specified range.
Scanning position (The starting position is outside the 1. Adjust the input data, and execute the "scanning position
1523 adjustment error specified range 76 to 266.) adjustment".
None
·Incorrect measurement/calculation of
the main scanning image position
The minimum density of the 24-point
density data exceeded the specified Incorrect data measurement/input.
value. (The minimum density is greater 1. Re-input the 24-point data. Execute correction.
Minimum density data than the specified value 400.) 2. Check for film defects (fogging, etc.)
1530 error ·Film defects (Fogging, etc.) 3. Check the heat development unit.
None
·Malfunction of heat development unit 4. Check the optical unit.
·Malfunction of the optical unit 5. Replace the SCN board.
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The maximum density of the 24-point
density data was below the specified Incorrect data measurement/input.
value. (The maximum density is smaller 1. Re-input the 24-point data. Execute correction.
Maximum density data than the specified value 0.) 2. Check for film defects (insufficient density, etc.)
1531 error ·Film defects (Insufficient density, etc.) 3. Check the heat development unit.
None
The middle density of the 24-point
density data exceeded the specified Incorrect data measurement/input.
value. (The middle density is not within 1. Re-input the 24-point data. Execute correction.
Middle density data the specified range of 0 to 400.) 2. Check for film defects (abnormal density, etc.)
1532 error ·Film defects (Abnormal density, etc.) 3. Check the heat development unit.
None
The valid data of the 24-point density
data was less than the specified number Incorrect data measurement/input.
(The valid data is smaller than the 1. Re-input the 24-point data. Execute correction.
specified value of 5.) 2. Check for film defects (abnormal density, etc.)
1533 Valid density data error ·Film defects (Abnormal density, etc.) 3. Check the heat developmentunit.
None
·Malfunction of the optical unit

The difference in the valid data of the 24
point density data is greater than the
specified value. (The valid data Incorrect data measurement/input.
difference is greater than the specified 1. Re-input the 24-point data. Execute correction.
Valid data difference 2. Check for film defects (abnormal density, etc.)
1534 error
value 200.)
3. Check the heat development unit.
None
·Film defects (Abnormal density, etc.)
Not used
·Set to 255 when the calculated results
of the 24-point density gain exceeded
24-point film density
1535 gain error
the existing value. – None
·Set to 0 when the calculated results of
the 24-point density gain is less than
the existing value.
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The data input during the calculation of
the automatic density measurement 1. Check if the automatic density check is executed before
Automatic density
calibration table was faulty. utility is executed.
1536 calibration table
·The automatic density check is not 2. If error is detected in "Check Density", and the
None
calculation error
executed before executing utility DME board has malfunctioned, replace the DME board.
·Malfunction of the DME board
The density measurement unit has not been started.
The connection cable with the density measurement unit is
disconnected.
The density measurement unit hardware is faulty. Or malfunctio
Density measurement No response from the SIO task even
1537 SIO response time-out after the specified time.
of the SIO of the MTH board. 5-E
1. Start up the main body again.
2. Check the cable.
3. Replace the DME board and LED11A.
An error was detected in the request for
density measurement initialization by the
density measurement unit.
disconnected.
(The DME board returned the
Density measurement The density measurement unit hardware is faulty. Or malfunctio
malfunction error
1538 unit status response ·Abnormal checksum of the EEPROM
of the SIO of the MTH board. 5-F
error (Initialization) 1. Start up the main body again.
·Abnormal level when the LED is off
2. Check the cable.
·Abnormal level when the LED is on

·External light has irradiated on the
density measurement unit)
density measurement preparation by the
disconnected.
malfunction error
1539 unit status response ·Abnormal checksum of the EEPROM
error (Preparations) 1. Start up the main body again.
·Abnormal level when the LED is off
2. Check the cable.
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An error was detected in the request for The density measurement unit has not been started.
density measurement by the density The connection cable with the density measurement unit is
measurement unit. disconnected.
Density measurement (The DME board returned the The density measurement unit hardware is faulty. Or malfunctio
unit density malfunction error
1540 measurement response ·Abnormal checksum of the EEPROM
1. Start up the main body again.
error ·Abnormal level when the LED is off 2. Check the cable.
·Abnormal level when the LED is on 3. Replace the DME board and LED11A.
·External light has irradiated on the 4. Replace the MTH board.
An error was detected in the request for The density measurement unit has not been started.
density measurement data by the densit The connection cable with the density measurement unit is
measurement unit. disconnected.
(The DME board returned the The density measurement unit hardware is faulty. Or malfunctio
Density measurement
malfunction error
1541 unit density measuring
·Abnormal checksum of the EEPROM
data response error 1. Start up the main body again.
·Abnormal level when the LED is off 2. Check the cable.
·Abnormal level when the LED is on 3. Replace the DME board and LED11A.
·External light has irradiated on the 4. Replace the MTH board.
density measurement raw data by the
disconnected.
malfunction error
1542 unit density measuring ·Abnormal checksum of the EEPROM of the SIO of the MTH board. 5-F
raw data response error ·Abnormal level when the LED is off 1. Start up the main body again.
2. Check the cable.
SIO middle task data Error was detected during the density
Malfunction of the SIO of the MTH board.
1543 response error measurement initialization request by the
5-B
(Initialization) SIO middle task.
SIO middle task data Error was detected during the density
1544 response error measurement preparation request by the
5-B
(Preparations) SIO middle task.
SIO middle task density Error was detected during the density
1545 measuring start measurement start request by the SIO
5-B
response error middle task.
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SIO middle task density
Error was detected during the density
measuring data Malfunction of the SIO of the MTH board.
1546 acquisition response
measurement data request by the SIO
5-B
middle task.
error
SIO middle task density
Error was detected during the density
measuring raw data Malfunction of the SIO of the MTH board.
1547 acquisition response
measurement raw data request by the
5-B
SIO middle task.
error
The cable connected to the density measurement unit
disconnected during measurement.
Discharge completion The film was discharged before Faulty hardware of the density measurement unit. Or malfunctio
error during density reception of the density measurement of the SIO of the MTH board.
1548 measurement response data from the density measurement unit 1. Re-start the main body.
5-B
standby completed. 2. Check the cable.
Defect in the vicinity of the bus controlled of the MTH board.
Or defect of the image memory.
1549 Bus controller start error Failed to start the bus controller. connectors, image memory board are set to the MTH 5-G
board normally.
3. Replace the image memory board of the MTH board.

Line memory A Failed to write/read the data in/from the Faulty access to the I/O of the SCN board.
1550 read/write test error line memory A. 1. Replace the SCN board.
None
Line memory B Failed to write/read the data in/from the Faulty access to the I/O of the SCN bord.
1551 read/write test error line memory B 1. Replace the SCN board.
None
The automatic density measurement

Automatic density value input data of the automatic density
Incorrect automatic density value data measurement.
1552 measurement value measurement calibration table was faulty
1. Re-execute [Density Check] and [Update Calib. Table].
None
input error (not ascending order).
·Incorrect input of the density value.
The automatic density measurement
value input data of the automatic density Incorrect data input.
Reference density input
1553 error
measurement calibration table was faulty 1. Set the input data to ascending order, and re-execute None
(not ascending order). [Update Calib. Table].
·Incorrect input of the density value.
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FD access error
1. Check if the FD is mounted.
A/D conversion data FD Error occurred when saving A/D
1554 save error conversion data in the FD.
2. Check the FD state. Initialization state/capacity/damage None
state/write-protect.
3. Check if the FD unit is normal.
Faulty density measurement unit hardware. Or malfunction of the
SIO of the MTH board.
Density measurement The response code from the density
1. Re-start the main body.
1560 self-diagnosis error measurement unit was faulty during the
2. Check the cable.
None
response density measurement self-diagnosis.
3. Replace the DME11A and LED11A.
The cable connected to the density measuring unit is
disconnected.
SIO middle task density Faulty density measurement unit hardware. Or malfunction of th
Received abnormal response from the
measurement self-
1561 diagnosis response
SIO middle task during density SIO of the MTH board. None
measurement self-diagnosis. 1. Re-start the main body.
error 2. Check the cable.
The cable connected to the density measuring unit is
disconnected.
Received abnormal response from the Faulty density measurement unit hardware. Or malfunction of th
SIO middle task optical
1562 head moving error
SIO middle task while the optical head SIO of the MTH board. None
was moving. 1. Re-start the main body.
2. Check the cable.
Faulty density measurement unit hardware. Or malfunction of the
SIO of the MTH board.
The response code from the density
Optical head moving 1. Re-start the main body.
1563 error response
measurement unit was abnormal while th
2. Check the cable.
None
optical head was moving
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Processes other than uniformity measurement can be continued

If image problems occur, re-do the uniformity measurement.
If the error occurs frequently, perform the following check.
Uniformity correction Failed to write the uniformity correction
1600 value write error value in the DSP external memory.
1. Check that the CPU, IMG, input boards, MTH board related 6-C
connectors, image memory board are set to the MTH
board normally.

Uniformity correction Failed to write the uniformity correction Defect in the vicinity of the DSP of the IMG board.
1601 value checksum value checksum data in the DSP externa 1. Check that the CPU, IMG, input boards, MTH board related 6-C
parameter write error memory. connectors, image memory board are set to the MTH
board normally.


Uniformity correction Checksum of the uniformity correction
1602 value checksum error table is faulty.
1. Check that the CPU, IMG, input boards, MTH board related 6-C
connectors, image memory board are set to the MTH
board normally.

Uniformity correction The checksum calculation of the DSP Defect in the vicinity of the DSP of the IMG board.
1603 value checksum time- uniformity correction value did not end 1. Check that the CPU, IMG, input boards, MTH board related 6-C
out error within the specified time (90 seconds). connectors, image memory board are set to the MTH
board normally.
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The density measurement unit is set into Processes other than uniformity measurement can be continued
Uniformity measurement
1604 start disabled error
the state where the uniformity If the image is faulty, , move to the specified position using the 6-C
measurement is disabled. M-Utility, and re-do the uniformity measurement, or reset.
DSP uniformity
Failed in writing the uniformity correction connectors, image memory board are set to the MTH
160C correction value S1
value S1 to the DSP external memory. board normally.
6-C
write error
DSP uniformity
Failed in writing the uniformity correction connectors, image memory board are set to the MTH
160D correction value S2
value S2 to the DSP external memory. board normally.
6-C
write error
Uniformity correction
160E data calculation error
– – 6-C
Foreign particles on the measured film, film defects, or defect of

the density measurement unit.
Uniformity measurement The minimum value of the uniformity
1. Re-output the measurement pattern and measure.
1610 data minimum value measurement data was below the
2. Restart the main body.
6-C
error appropriate range.
3. Replace the optical unit.
4. Replace the density measurement unit.

Foreign particles on the measured film, film defects, or defect of
the density measurement unit.
The maximum value of the uniformity
Uniformity measurement 1. Re-output the measurement pattern and measure.
1611 data maximum error
measurement data exceeded the
2. Restart the main body.
6-C
appropriate range.
3. Replace the optical unit.
1. Check the HD setting.
1A11 HD format error HD formatting failure
2. Replace the HD.
None
HD not present.
Could not check the HD during the HD 1. Set to CONFIG HD is present.
1A12 HD setting error
READ/WRITE test. 2. Check HD setting.
None
3. Replace the HD.
test data compilation Could not create the test data during the Insufficient resources when creating the test data.
1A13 error HD READ/WRITE test. 1. Expand the image memory.
None
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Could not write the data in the HD during 1. Check the HD setting.
1A14 HD write error
the HD READ/WRITE test. 2. Replace the HD.
None
Could not read the data in the HD during 1. Check the HD setting.
1A15 HD read error
the HD READ/WRITE test. 2. Replace the HD.
None
1. Check the HD setting.

Failed verify check during the HD
1A16 Verify check error
READ/WRITE test.
2. Replace the image memory. None
The corresponding file does not exist in the FD during READ.
Failed in writing the following data in the During WRITE, the FD is write-protected, unformatted, or
FD access error (During FD. damaged.
1A21 write) 1. Backup RAM data 1. Replace with a proper FD. Release the protect when writing.
None
2. Error code 2. Replace the FDD.
A file exists in the FD but cannot be read during READ.
The file or FD is damaged.
FD access error (During Failed in loading the FD in the backup
1A21 read) RAM.
1. Replace with a proper FD. None
2. Replace the FDD.
Check the IMG board state before executing the image
READ/WRITE test.
If the error has already occurred, check the state before
Bus controller/DSP start Failed in starting the bus controller DSP
1A31 error during the image READ/WRITE test.

executing image READ/WRITE test. None
Perform the following is no error.
Failed in image processing during the
1A32 Image processing failure
image READ/WRITE test.
2. Replace the CPU board. None
3. Replace the image memory.
Failed verify check during the image
1A36 Verify check error
READ/WRITE test.
2. Replace the image memory. None
The memory card is not set correctly to the CPU board, or
defect of the memory card, defect of the CPU board.
Memory card mounting
1B01 error
Failed in mounting the memory card. 1. Set the memory card correctly to the CPU board. None
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1B02 error
Failed in control of the memory card. 1. Set the memory card correctly to the CPU board. None
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1B03 error
Failed in control of the memory card. 1. Set the memory card correctly to the CPU board.
Memory card file system The file system of the memory card has
1B08 error malfunctioned.
1. Set the memory card correctly to the CPU board.
Memory card
1B09 unformatted
The memory card is unformatted. 1. Set the memory card correctly to the CPU board.
Memory card control
1B0A error
Memory card control

1B0B error
1. Set the memory card correctly to the CPU board. Check
1B0C Memory card write error Failed in writing of the memory card. that the write-protection has been released.
Memory card control
1B0D error
Memory card file read Failed in reading file from the memory
1B10 1. Set the memory card correctly to the CPU board.
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Memory card file write 1. Set the memory card correctly to the CPU board. Check
1B11 error
Failed in writing file to the memory card. that the write-protection has been released. None
Memory card control
1B13 error
Failed in opening file of the memory 1. Set the memory card correctly to the CPU board. Check
1B16 Memory card open error
card. that the write-protection has been released. None
1B17 Memory card read error Failed in reading memory card contents. 1. Set the memory card correctly to the CPU board. None

Memory card file Exceeded the allowable file number of 1. Set the memory card correctly to the CPU board. Delete
1B18 number exceeded error the memory card. unused files.
None
1B19 Memory card open error Failed in opening the memory card file. that the write-protection has been released. None
1B20 Memory card open error Failed in opening the memory card file. that the write-protection has been released. None
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Failed in reading the memory card
1B22 Memory card read error
contents
1. Set the memory card correctly to the CPU board. None
1B23 Memory card write error Failed in writing file to the memory card. that the write-protection has been released. None
Memory card control
1B24 error
Failed in control of the memory card. The memory card is not set correctly to the CPU board, or
Memory card control
1B25 error
Memory card control 3. Replace the CPU board.
1B26 error
Failed in control of the memory card.
Abnormal formatting of the file in the memory card.

1BFF Memory card file format Failed in various controls of the memory
1. Perform the correct file formatting. None
(*2) error card.
2. Load the file saved from the FD.
The FD is damaged.
1. Replace with an appropriate FD. check that the write-
1C00 FD mounting error Failed in mounting FD file. protection has been released. None
2. Replace the FDD.
The applicable file does not exist in the FD during READ.
The FD is write-protected during WRITE or is unformatted. Or
the FD is damaged.
1C01 FD file open error Failed in opening FD file. 1. Replace with an appropriate FD. Release the protect if None
writing data.
2. Replace the FDD.
The applicable file exists in the FD during READ but cannot be
read. The file is faulty, or the FD is damaged.
1C02 FD file read error Failed in reading FD file. 1. Replace with an appropriate FD. None
2. Replace the FDD.
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The file in the FD can be opened but not written during WRITE.
The file is faulty, or the FD is damaged.
1C03 FD file write error Failed in writing FD file. 1. Replace with an appropriate FD. None
2. Replace the FDD.
No FD is set in the FDD, or is set but cannot be acknowledged,
or the FD is damaged.
1C04 FD unmounted Failed in acknowledging FD. 1. Replace with an appropriate FD. None
2. Replace the FDD.
Data transfer between FD and main body 1. Replace with an appropriate FD.
FD data transfer time-
1C90 out
was not performed within the specified 2. Replace the FDD. None
time. 3. Replace the CPU board.
1. Replace with an appropriate FD.
1CC0 FD NOT-READY The FDD is not ready. 2. Replace the FDD. None
The FDD received an invalid command
1CC8 FD command invalid
and cannot execute.
2. Replace the FDD. None
The FDD performed retry but failed after
1CD0 FD retry-over
the specified number of retries.

1CD1 FD-SEEK error The FDD failed in SEEK operations. 2. Replace the FDD. None
The FDD attempted to READ/WRITE
1CE0 FD sector error
exceeding the final sector.
1CE2 FD data CRC error Detected a CRC error 2. Replace the FDD. None
1CE3 FD disk ID error An ID error generated in the FD data. 2. Replace the FDD. None
1CE4 FD write-protect Detected a write protect signal. 2. Replace the FDD. None
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The sector ID and specified IDR 1. Replace with an appropriate FD.
1CE6 FD sector ID error contents did not match in the READ- 2. Replace the FDD. None
DIAG results. 3. Replace the CPU board.
1CE7 FD IDAM detection error Cannot find the Data Address Mark. 2. Replace the FDD. None
Detected an FD error other than the
1CEF FD error
above.
1D01 IM file related error

Failed in IM (image memory) Malfunction of the MTH board.
*A
(*3) reading/writing. 1. Replace the MTH board with a normal one.
1D02 LANM error

Error has occurred in data exchange
None None
(*3) between the equipment and LAN board.
1D03 LAN error

The LAN board software has detected
None None
(*3) an error.
C000:
No response
1D04 Internal communication timing error. No correction required if from LAN
Sequence error Message timeout

(*3) no abnormal symptoms are seen. C001:
No response
from LANM
1F06 FD error
Detected a FD file system error. 2. Replace the FDD. None
~1F7F (File system)
Format error of a file in the memory card.
1FFF Memory card file format Failed in various controls of the memory
1. Return the file format to the correct format. None
(*2) error card.
2. Load the saved file from the FD.
Attempted to switch the changeover The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty.
SG3, SG4 malfunction guide plate to the side position during Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error 2-1-C
2219 (Optional) initialization, but both SG3 and SG4 code in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
remained CLOSE. SG3/SG4/SOLG1

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Attempted to switch the changeover The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
Changeover guide
guide plate to the side position during according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-C
2220 neutral position error
initialization, but both SG3 and SG4 in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
(Optional)
remained OPEN. SG3/SG4/SOLG1
Attempted to move the tray 1 suction The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty.
Tray 1 suction cup unit
cup unit from the upper dead-point Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error 2-1-A
2221 Upper dead-point
during removal initialization, but SA1 did code in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
deviation error
not become OPEN (Retry) SA1/MA1
cup unit to the upper dead-point during Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error 2-1-A
2222 upper dead-point rising
removal initialization, but SA1 did not code in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
error
become CLOSE. (Retry) SA1/MA1
cup unit from the upper dead-point Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error 2-1-B
during removal initialization, but SB1 did code in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
deviation error
not become OPEN. (Retry) SB1/MB1
cup unit to the upper dead-point during Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error 2-1-B
2224 upper dead-point rising
removal initialization, but SB1 did not code in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
error
become CLOSE. (Retry) SB1/MB1
Attempted to move the before-sub- The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty.
scanning conveyor grip from the home Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error 2-1-A
position during initialization, but SC2 did code in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
not become OPEN (Retry) SC2/MC2
Attempted to move the before-sub- The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty.
scanning conveyor grip to the home Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error 2-1-A
position during initialization, but SC2 did code in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
not become CLOSE (Retry) SC2/MC2
scanning conveyor centering
Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error 2-1-A
2228 SC3HP deviation error mechanism from the home position
code in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
during initialization, but SC3 did not
SC3/MC3
become OPEN (Retry)
scanning conveyor centering
Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error 2-1-A
2229 SC3HP return error mechanism to the home position during
initialization, but SC3 did not become
SC3/MC3
CLOSE (Retry)
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grip from the home position during Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error 2-1-C
initialization, but SE1 did not become code in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
OPEN (Retry) SE1/ME1
grip to the home position during Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error 2-1-C
initialization, but SE1 did not become code in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
CLOSE (Retry) SE1/ME1
Attempted to move the sub scanning
unit grip from the home position to the The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
2238 grip state during initialization in order to according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-C
Sensor state 3 error
(*1) detect/discharge the film(s) remaining in in “3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow”. 2-2-A
not become CLOSE.
unit grip from the grip state to the home The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
2239 position during initialization in order to according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-C
not become OPEN.
unit grip from the home position to the The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
2241 grip state during initialization in order to according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-C
SD2/SD3 did not become CLOSE.
unit grip from the grip state to the home The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
2242 position during initialization in order to according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-C
SD2/SD3 did not become OPEN.
from the upper dead-point to the
Tray 1 film surface Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error 2-1-A
2249 detection error
surface detection position during
removal at tray 1, but SA3 did not
SA3/MA1
become CLOSE. (Retry)
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Failed in film suction during removal at Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error 2-1-A
2250 Tray 1 film suction error
tray 1. code in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
Film sucked once dropped during Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error 2-1-A
removal at tray 1. (Retry) code in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
Attempted to convey the sucked film to The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty.
Tray 1 removal unit
the removal conveyance roller during Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error 2-1-A
removal at tray 1, but SA4 did not code in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
error
become CLOSE. (Retry) SA4/MA2
from the upper dead-point to the
Tray 2 film surface Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error 2-1-B
2256 detection error
surface detection position during
removal at tray 2, but SB3 did not
SB3/MB1
become CLOSE. (Retry)
Failed in film suction during removal at Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error 2-1-B
tray 2. code in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A

Film sucked once dropped during Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error 2-1-B
removal at tray 2. (Retry) code in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
Attempted to convey the sucked film to The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty.
Tray 2 removal unit
the removal conveyance roller during Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error 2-1-B
removal at tray 2, but SB4 did not code in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
error
become CLOSE. (Retry) SB4/MB2
grip to the entrance grip state before
2270 Sensor state 2 error conveying to the sub scanning unit, but
(*2) in “3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow”. 2-2-A
SD2 did not become CLOSE and SD3
SD2/SD3/MD2
did not become OPEN.

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Attempted to set the sub scanning unit The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
2272 grip to the entrance/exit grip state during according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code 2-1-C
(*2) recording by the sub scanning unit, but in “3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow”. 2-2-A
SD2/SD3 did not become CLOSE. SD2/SD3/MD2
2273 grip to the entrance grip release state
Sensor state 4 error during recording by the sub scanning
unit, but SD2 did not become OPEN
SD2/SD3/MD2
and SD3 did not become CLOSE.
grip to the entrance/exit grip release
2274 Sensor state 1 error state during recording by the sub
scanning unit, but SD2/SD3 did not
SD2/SD3/MD2
become OPEN.
Film was found remaining in tray 1 when
Remainder check Tray
presence of remaining film was checked
2280 1 remainder film
during initialization.
Remove the film at the SA4 position of the upper tray. 2-1-A
present
(SA4:CLOSE)
Film was found remaining in tray 2 when
Remainder check
presence of remaining film was checked
2281 Tray 2 remainder film
Remove the film at the SB4 position of the lower tray. 2-1-B
present
(SB4:CLOSE)
Film was found remaining in the before-

Remainder check
sub-scanning conveyor when presence
Before-sub-scanning Remove the film at the SC1 position of the before-sub-
2282 conveyor remainder film
of remaining film was checked during
scanning conveyor.
2-1-A
initialization.
present
(SC1:CLOSE)
Film was found remaining in the
Remainder check transport unit when presence of
2283 Transport unit remaining film was checked during Remove the film at the SE3 position of the transport unit. 2-1-C
remainder film present initialization.
(SE3:CLOSE)
Film was found remaining in the density
Remainder check
measurement unit when presence of
Heat development unit Remove the film at the SG1 position of the density
remaining film was checked during
measurement unit.
2-1-C
initialization.
present
(SG1:CLOSE)

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Film was found remaining in the density
Remainder check
measurement unit when presence of
Heat development unit Remove the film at the SG2 position of the density
remaining film was checked during
measurement unit.
2-1-C
initialization.
present
(SG2:CLOSE)
mode speed during measurement of The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
2291 MD2 low speed down the sub scanning unit grip rotation according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code
2-1-D
(*2) mode drive error speed measurement, but because the in “3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow”.
Attempted to set the low speed up
mode speed during measurement of The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty. Correct
2293 MD2 low speed up the sub scanning unit grip rotation according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error code
2-1-D
(*2) mode drive error speed measurement, but because the in “3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow”.
Tray 1
cup unit to the deceleration position Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error 2-1-A
during removal initialization, but SA2 did code in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
error
not become CLOSE. (Retry) SA2/MA1
Tray 2
cup unit to the deceleration position Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error 2-1-B
during removal initialization, but SB2 did code in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
error
not become CLOSE. (Retry) SB2/MB1
mode speed when measuring the sub- 1. Recheck the MD2 rotation speed.
scanning unit grip rotation speed, but If the problem occurs again after the above procedure, the
MD2 low speed down
22A2 mode grip timer error
the measured results were outside the following malfunction is suspected. 2-1-D
specified range. Malfunction of MD2 (not standard product) or improper
(The speed can be set and MD2 adjustment.
operates.)

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Attempted to set the low speed up
mode speed when measuring the sub- 1. Recheck the MD2 rotation speed.
scanning unit grip rotation speed, but If the problem occurs again after the above procedure, the
MD2 low speed up
22A3 mode grip timer error
the measured results were outside the following malfunction is suspected. 2-1-D
specified range. Malfunction of MD2 (not standard product) or improper
(The speed can be set and MD2 adjustment.
operates.)
Attempted to switch the changeover
guide to the horizontal discharge
Changeover guide Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error 2-1-C
22A6 SOLG1 ON error
direction during initialization, but SG3
was OPEN, SG4 was CLOSE, and
SG3/SG4/SOLG1
SOLG1 was OFF.
Attempted to switch the changeover
guide from the horizontal discharge The following motor/sensor/part may be faulty.
Changeover guide direction to upward discharge direction Correct according to the troubleshooting procedure for this error 2-1-C
22A7 SOLG1 OFF error during initialization, but SG3 was OPEN, code in "3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow". 2-2-A
SG4 was CLOSE, and SOLG1 was SG3/SG4/SOLG1
OFF.
The MD2 rotation control data was
inappropriate in the measurement of the 2-1-H
22A8 MD2 control data error
sub-scanning grip rotation speed during
1. Check the backup RAM.
2-2-A
initialization or the use of the M-Utility.

Detected error during message 2. Check that the cable between the sorter unit and CPU
22C2 SIO transmission error transmission to the sorter unit. board is connected correctly. 2-3-B
(Retry) 3. Replace the cable.

Detected error during message 2. Check that the cable between the sorter unit and CPU
22C3 SIO reception error reception from the sorter unit. board is connected correctly. 2-3-B
(Retry) 3. Replace the cable.
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This error is most likely to have occurred due to other sorter
problems. Check for sorter problems before this error log.
•SIO transmission error (12C2)
Sorter storage The sorter unit was performing storage
22E7 inconsistency error processing during initialization.
•SIO reception error (12C3) 2-3-F
•Sorter unit detection command parameter error (12D6)
•Sorter unit detection invalid command (12D7)
•Sorter conveyance canceled (12E5)
This error is most likely to have occurred due to other sorter
problems. Check for sorter problems before this error log.
The storage response information from •SIO transmission error (12C2)
Storage bin number
22EA detection failure
the sorter unit and main body software •SIO reception error (12C3) 2-3-E2
data do not correspond. •Sorter unit detection command parameter error (12D6)
•Sorter unit detection invalid command (12D7)
•Sorter conveyance canceled (12E5)
Possibility of no I/O The I/O trace data storage file may not The I/O trace is not started.
2305 trace data exist. 1. Set the I/O trace to ON using the M-Utility.
None
Defect in the vicinity of the DSP of the IMG board. If no defects

are seen in particular, these corrections are not necessary.
The transfer checksum value was
DSP micro-program 1 1. Check that the CPU, IMG, input boards, MTH board related
abnormal during DSP micro-program
2602 load checksum warning
load 1.
connectors, image memory board are set to the MTH 6-C
error board normally.
(Can be continued)

The transfer checksum value was 1. Check that the CPU, IMG, input boards, MTH board related
DSP micro-program 2
abnormal during DSP micro-program
2603 load checksum warning
load 2.
error board normally.
(Can be continued) 2. Replace the IMG board.
DSP self-diagnosis Results of the DSP initialization self-
2604 warning error diagnosis were abnormal.
board normally.
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The DSP image processing 2 start
2615 DSP image processing
process did not end within the specified
6-C
(*3) 2 start time-out error board normally.
time (90 seconds).
2616 DSP image processing The DSP image processing 2 start connectors, and image memory board are set to the MTH
6-C
(*3) 2 start error results were faulty. board normally.
6-C
(*3) 2 start error results were faulty. (DSP4) board normally.
6-C
(*3) 2 start error results were faulty. (DSP5) board normally.

The DSP state before DSP image
2661 DSP4 startup pre status
processing 2 startup was abnormal.
None
(*3) error board normally.
(DSP4)
The DSP state before DSP image
2662 DSP5 startup pre status
processing 2 startup was abnormal.
None
(*3) error board normally.
(DSP5)
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Fault of the operation panel and in the operation panel
SIP vicinity.
2700 Main unit panel error
An error has occurred in the operation 1. Check that the operation panel LED lights up and
10-I
(*2) panel firmware. screen message is displayed when the power is turned ON.
2. Check that the cable between the operation panel and
MTH board is connected properly.
Fault of the operation panel and in the operation panel SIO
Error in the electronic text message to vicinity.
Operation panel the operation panel. 1. Check that the operation panel LED lights up and screen
2701 reception text error BCC error or operation panel reception message is displayed when the power is turned ON. None
buffer overflow. 2. Check that the cable between the operation panel and MTH
board is connected properly.
defects in the vicinity of the CPU on the CPU board.
1. Re-install the software, and load the individual data from the
Failed in reading the title data file for
270B Title table reading error
displaying from the memory card.
FD. 7-E
and load the individual data from the FD.
defects in the vicinity of the CPU on the CPU board.
1. Re-install the software, and load the individual data from the
Sorter setting file Failed in reading the sorter setting file
270C reading error from the memory card.
FD. 7-E

and load the individual data from the FD.
The CPU board is in default state (factory setting) or the
backup power supply of the CPU board is faulty.
2720 System date error at
Detected date error at startup. 1. Check the dip SW (backup power supply) of the CPU board. None
(*3) startup
2. Reset the system date.
The I/F cable between the SNS board and thermistor has
disconnected, malfunction of the thermistor or thermistor port
of the SNS board.
Need not be corrected if the image quality is not affected.
Disconnection of 1. Check that the thermistor connector, I/F cable to the
The internal temperature detection
2918 internal temperature
thermistor (THG9) disconnected. thermistor, and connector of the SNS board are set 9-E
detection thermistor correctly.
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The I/F cable between the SNS board and thermistor has
disconnected, malfunction of the thermistor or thermistor port
of the SNS board.
Need not be corrected if the image quality is not affected.
Disconnection of 1. Check that the thermistor connector, I/F cable to the
2919 THG10 thermistor
The THG10 thermistor disconnected.
thermistor, and connector of the SNS board are set
9-E
correctly.
thermistor port of the SNS board.
THG9 thermistor data is abnormal. Need not be corrected if the image quality is not affected.
29F8 error monitoring temperature due to noise, thermistor, and connector of the SNS board are set
9-E
etc.) correctly.
thermistor port of the SNS board.
THG10 thermistor data is abnormal. Need not be corrected if the image quality is not affected.
29F9 error monitoring temperature due to noise, thermistor, and connector of the SNS board are set
9-E
etc.) correctly.
Defect of SNS board, defect of the power supply, or defect of
the interrupt processor of the CPU board.
Power supply voltage Reading monitoring of the power supply
29FE reading error voltage is not ready.
1. Replace the SNS board. 9-D
2. Replace the power supply
Faulty internal communication timing. No correction is required
3400 DSPM sequence error Internal I/F error (DSP exclusive control)
if no abnormal conditions are seen.
4-1
(*3) This error may link with the image processing system fatal error
(06XX), and be recorded in the error log.
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DRAM marching test DRAM check results at start up were Malfunction of the DRAM, CPU board.
0002 error abnormal. 1. Replace the CPU board.
None
The BACKUP_RAM is uninitialized or malfunctioned.

1. If initialing for the first time, initialize from the beginning and
clear the BACKUP_RAM (overall) from the operation
BACKUP RAM READ The BACKUP_RAM check results at
0004 test error start up were abnormal.
panel. None
2. If not initializing for the first time, clear the BACKUP_RAM
(overall) from the operation panel.
TIMER INT (8254) test The timer chip check results at start up Malfunction of the CPU board.
0007 error were abnormal. 1. Replace the CPU board.
None
The hardware interrupt check results at Malfunction of the CPU board.

0008 INTERRUPT test error
start up were abnormal. 1. Replace the CPU board.
None
Character generator The character generator check results at Malfunction of the CPU board.
000A READ test error start up were abnormal. 1. Replace the CPU board.
None

memory card file access External files not requiring IPL do not 1. Re-install the software, and read the individual data FD.
000B error exist. 2. Replace with a proper memory card, re-install the software, None

DIPSW1-7 of the CPU board remains ON, malfunction of the
image memory of the MTH board, malfunction of the MTH
board.
1. Check that DIPSW1-7 of the CPU board is OFF.
2. Check that SLOTs 1 and 2 are MMB90A.
3. Remove the image memory in the order of SLOTs 5, 4, 3
Image memory The image memory check results at and check for faults.
0015 marching test error start up were abnormal. If conditions become normal after removal, it means that None
the image memory is faulty.
4. If the fault still persists after removing SLOTs 2, 3, 4, 5,
replace SLOT1 with a normal product.
5. If the fault still persists after removing SLOTs 1, 3, 4, 5,
replace SLOT2 with a normal product.
6. If the fault still persists, replace the MTH board.
The bus controller check results of the Malfunction of the bus controller of the MTH board.
0018 Bus controller test error None
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MTH board at start up were abnormal. 1. Replace the MTH board.
FIX board INTERRUPT The FIX board diagnosis check results Malfunction of the FIX board.
002A test error at start up were abnormal. 1. Replace the FIX board.
None
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FIX board EIF010
The FIX board diagnosis check results at Malfunction of the FIX board.
002B REGISTER R/W test
start up were abnormal. 1. Replace the FIX board.
None
error
FIX board LINE The FIX board diagnosis check results at Malfunction of the FIX board.
002C BUFFER R/W test error start up were abnormal. 1. Replace the FIX board.
None
DPI board LINE The DPI board diagnosis check results at Malfunction of the DPI board.
0034 BUFFER R/W test error start up were abnormal. 1. Replace the DPI board.
None
OPR board INTERRUPT The OPR board diagnosis check results Malfunction of the OPR board.
0070 test error at start up were abnormal. 1. Replace the OPR board.
None
The OPR board and HAV/DVI board Malfunction of the OPR board.
Optical transmission unit
0071 INTERRUPT test error
diagnosis check results at start up were 1. Replace the HAV/DVI board in the optical transmission unit. None
abnormal. 2. Replace the optical transmission unit.
Optical transmission unit The OPR board and HAV/DVI board Malfunction of the OPR board.
0072 REGISTER R/W test diagnosis check results at start up were 1. Replace the HAV/DVI board in the optical transmission unit. None
error abnormal. 2. Replace the optical transmission unit.
Optical transmission unit The OPR board and HAV/DVI board Malfunction of the OPR board.
0073 FM MARCHING test diagnosis check results at start up were 1. Replace the HAV/DVI board in the optical transmission unit. None
error abnormal. 2. Replace the optical transmission unit.
No problem unless it occurs frequently. If it occurs frequently,
00EC User stack overflow The DRAM user stack overflowed
replace the CPU board.
None
No problem unless it occurs frequently. If it occurs frequently,

00ED System stack overflow The DRAM system stack overflowed
replace the CPU board.
None

00EF Task execution error Failed in starting the task 2. Replace with a proper memory card, re-install the None
software, start up, and read the individual data FD.
00F0 Address error The CPU detected an address error
None
2. Replace with a proper memory card, re-install the
~00FF software, start up, and read the individual data FD.
1. Replace the input board.
0B00 System down Defect of the input board or IMG board
None
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Image transfer error An error occurred while transferring the The MTH board is faulty.
0B01 (Bus controller error) frame image to the print buffer 1. Replace the MTH board.
None
Expansion DRAM/CPU board defect

1. If the expansion DRAM is not mounted, mount it.
2. Check that the expansion DRAM is connected properly to
0D00 Insufficient DRAM Error detected if the DRAM option is not the MTH board.
None
(*3) memory added in the use of the LAN board. (If it is not, connect it properly and start it.)
3. Replace the expansion DRAM.
4. Replace the CPU board if the error persists even after the
above.
The width of the image memory is outside the specification. Or
Exceeded the IM reservation range X
0EEA Image memory error
size
the MTH board is faulty. None
The image memory lacks capacity.
1. Check that the image memory does not lack capacity.
2. If it does, expand the image memory. If capacity is
sufficient, reset the image memory of the MTH board
0EEB Image memory error Unmatching IM capacity again. None
3. Re-start.
Malfunction of the image memory, or the image memory is for
0EEC Image memory error IM data bit length error other models. None
Malfunction of the file in the memory card, memory card, or
CPU board.
0F00 Image processing
DSP acquisition timeout
None
(*3) sequence error board normally.
2. Re-install the software.
Malfunction of the LAN board or MTH board.
LAN board initialization Generated if no response while waiting 1. Check that the LAN board is connected to the MTH board
0n00 complete response time- for the initialization completed response correctly. None
(*3) out error of the LAN board. 2. Replace the LAN board.
3. If the problem persists, replace the MTH board.

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1. Check that the LAN board is connected to the MTH board
0n02 LAN related initialization Verify check error during DPM
correctly. None
(*3) sequence error communication tests.
Incorrect installation of the software, or defect of the LAN
board.
correctly.
0n03 DICOM state monitoring No status response to the status
2. Check that the LAN cable is connected properly. None
(*3) error requests issued by the LANM task.
3. If the problem persists, re-install the LAN side software, and
after starign the equipment, load the equipment individual
data in the FD.
Malfunction of the input board, or malfunction of the MTH
Input Ch fault at start Faulty input board (DPI, HAV, DVI, OPR, board.
1n01 up FIX) 1. Replace the input board with a normal one.
None
Occurs when the remote panel version
and that format definition set in the User environment setting error.
operation panel differ. Set the I/F version of the remote panel to more than V007,
1n05 Format definition error Example) When only 20x25 cm size and remove the 20x25 cm size formats from the format None
(*3) formats are defined in the operation definition of the equipment.

panel, and the remote panel I/F version
is less than V006.
Input signal error, input board adjustment and setting error, or
Image input to the input board ended in malfunction of the input board.
1n10 Image input time-out
failure. 1. Adjust the input signal and input board.
None
2. Replace the input board with a normal one.
Malfunction of the input board, malfunction of the MTH board,
error of the signal input from the DPI.
1. Check that the signal to the input board is normal.
Failed in transferring images from the
1n11 Image transfer time-out
input board to the image memory.
2. Check that the input board settings are correct. None
3. Check that the image memory is normal.
4. Replace the input board with a normal product.
5. Replace the MTH board with a normal product.
Input signal error, or malfunction of the input board.
Input board error at the Image input to the input board ended in 1. Check that the signal to the input board is normal.
1n12 end of image input. failure. 2. Check that the input board settings are correct.
None
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Malfunction of the input board, or malfunction of the MTH
board
Succeeded in transferring images from 1. Check that the signal to the input board is normal.
Input board error at the
1n13 end of image transfer.
the input board to the image memory, 2. Check that the input board settings are correct. None
but the input board state is abnormal. 3. Replace the input board with a normal product.
Malfunction of the input board, malfunction of the MTH board,
abnormal input signal to the DPI.
Succeeded in transferring from the input 1. Check that the signal to the input board is normal.
MTH board error at the
1n14 end of image transfer
board to the image memory, but the 2. Check that the input board settings are correct. None
MTH board state is abnormal. 3. Check that the image memory is normal.
Input board error at the Start of image input to the input board 1. Check that the signal to the input board is normal.
1n15 start of image input ended abnormally. 2. Check that the input board settings are correct.
None
Start of image transfer from the input
Input board error at the 1. Check that the signal to the input board is normal.
1n16 start of image transfer
board to the image memory ended
2. Check that the input board settings are correct.
None
abnormal.
MTH board start error at Start of image transfer from the MTH
Malfunction of the MTH board.
1n17 the start of image board to the image memory ended
None
transfer abnormal.
HDD error.
Failed in HD formatting. Or failed in the
1n1B HD initialization error
initialization of the HD controller.
1. Replace the HDD. None
Video parameter setting error, input board setting error, or
malfunction of the input board.
Board error during
Failed in image input in the analog input 1. Check that the signal to the input board is normal.
1n31 analog input board
board. 2. Check that the video parameters and input board settings None
setting are correct.
Memory full error during Control error occurred during HD Faulty CPU board.
1n70 HD READ/WRITE test READ/WRITE test. 1. Replace the CPU board.
None
Malfunction of the HDD, or malfunction of the MTH board.

Test pattern generation
1n71 error in test printing 2
Failed in generating the test pattern. 1. Replace the HDD. None
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File comparison error in
1n72 test printing 2
Failed in generating the test pattern. 1. Replace the HDD. None
File open error in test
1n73 print 2
Failed in generating test pattern. 1. Replace the HDD. None
File write error in test
1n74 print 2
File read error in test
1n75 print 2
File close error in test
1n76 print 2
Hard disk test not Images required for the recovered printing remain on the HD,
possible due to full Could not register image information and the image information table is full.
1n77 image information table when printing test pattern. 1. Execute recovered printing.
None
in test print 2 2. Execute test printing 2 again.
File open error occurred when accessing
1n81 HDD file open error
the HDD, but recovered.
Replace the MTH board or HDD. None
File read error (image information)

HDD file read error
1n82 (Image information)
occurred when accessing the HDD, but Replace the MTH board or HDD. None
recovered.
File read error (print information)
HDD file read error
1n83 (Print information)
occurred when accessing the HDD, but Replace the MTH board or HDD. None
recovered.
HDD file read error File read error (image data) occurred
1n84 (Image data) when accessing the HDD, but recovered.
File close error occurred when accessing

1n85 HDD file close error
the HDD, but recovered.
Output channel error at PRT error System setting error Check the SNS board, DRV, and set the system correctly, and
1701 start up Corresponding IMG board defect replace the IMG board.
None
Faulty DSP of the IMG board.

DSP error in image DSP error occurred when executing
17D0 processing 1 image processing 1 by the DSP.
1. Re-output. None
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Faulty DSP of the IMG board.
DSP error in character DSP error occurred when executing
17D1 transfer character processing 1 by the DSP.
1. Re-output. None
Bus controller error A bus controller error occurred when
Defect of bus controller of the MTH board.
17D5 during image image processing 1 was executed by
None
processing 1 the DSP.
Bus controller error A bus controller error occurred when
Defect of bus controller of the MTH board.
17D6 during image image processing 2 was executed by
None
processing 2 the DSP.
Failed to save all frame image during
Failed in transferring all
1920 HD frames
Faulty cable, faulty HDD, faulty MTH.
saving of external input images in the None
HD. 1. Perform the R/W test of the HD from the remote panel or
operation panel.
Failed to save several frame image 2. Format the HD.
Failed in transferring
1921 several HD frames
during saving of external input images in 3. After replacing the cable, format the HD from the remote None
the HD. panel or operation panel.
Detected HD errors during saving of 4. After replacing the HDD, format the HD from the
1922 HD status error
external input images in the HD. remote panel or operation panel. None
5. After replacing the MTH board, format the HD from the
Failed to write external input images in remote panel or operation panel.
1923 Error during HD storage
the HD during HD filing by storing.
None
No image specified
Logic conflict occurred once with the

2n2A during request for print
host.
Continuable None
registration
Print information table
registration error during Logic conflict occurred once with the
2n2B request for print host.
Continuable None
registration
No print ID for Logic conflict occurred once with the
2n2C cancellation host.
Continuable None
Print ID specified for

Logic conflict occurred once with the
2n2D cancellation already
host.
Continuable None
output
No clear specified Logic conflict occurred once with the
2n2E image host.
Continuable None
Clear specification Logic conflict occurred once with the

2n2F image already output host.
Continuable None
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Film for changing
already output
2n3B (Image information
Logic conflict occurred once with host Continuable None
change)
No print ID for changing
2n3C print information
Film for changing
already output
2n3D (Print information
change)
Cannot set as board
2n3E not for setting
Incorrect system setting Continuable/set normal settings after continuation None
No final storage image
2n50 after load mode ON
Incorrect operation Continuable None
Image copy error during
2n51 storage when load Insufficient memory Continuable None
mode ON
No load mode ON
2n52 image during storage Incorrect operation Continuable None
when load mode ON
Faulty HDD
2n80 HD image write error
Faulty MTH board
Replace the MTH board/HDD None
Faulty HDD
2n81 HD overlay write error
Faulty MTH board
HD directory information Faulty HDD

2n85 write error Faulty MTH board
HD image information Faulty HDD
HD print information Faulty HDD
Error occurred in the SIO during
Error during SIO Defect of SIO of the MTH board.
20F0 transmission
exchange with the density
None
measurement unit.
Defect of communication unit of the density measurement unit,
defect of communication cable, defect of SIO of the MTH
BCC error during SIO BCC error occurred during exchange board.
20F1 reception with the density measurement unit. 1. Replace the density measurement unit.
None
2. Replace the communication cable.
Defect of communication cable, defect of SIO of the MTH
board, defect of communication unit of the density
Insufficient data error Data ran out during exchange with the measurement unit.
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None
during SIO reception density measurement unit. 1. Replace the communication cable.
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Data length error occurred during
Data length error during Defect of communication unit of the density measurement unit.
20F3 SIO reception
exchange with the density
None
measurement unit.
No correction needed.
The following hardware errors have Incorrect operations if it occurs frequently. 000X
occurred. Defect of communication cable, defect of SIO of the MTH X is the status
Hardware error during
20F4 SIO reception
•Framing error board, defect of communication unit of the density value of the serial
•Overline error measurement unit. communication
•Parity error 1. Replace the communication cable. control unit
Results of the exchange between the Defect of control board of the density measurement unit, or
20F5 SMCU reception error density measurement unit and main defect of the CPU board. None
body CPU board were abnormal. 1. Replace the control board in the density measurement unit.
Image line test
Defect of the interface cable, FIX board.
verification error pixel Image line was faulty in CR/MF
2110 line number connection
1. Replace the interface cable. None
2. Replace the FIX board.
unmatching error
Abnormal exchange occurred in host No problems unless it occurs frequently. If it occurs frequently,
21F0 SIO2 reception error
controller. replace the input board.
None
Image line test

Defect of the interface cable, FIX board.
verification error pixel Image line was faulty in CR/MF
2210 line number connection
1. Replace the interface cable. None
2. Replace the FIX board.
unmatching error
No problems unless it occurs frequently. If it occurs frequently,
22F0 SIO2 reception error Abnormal exchange with host controller
replace the input board.
None
Reception of Printer issued command unexpected

2700 unexpected command command
Continuable None

2761 DSP state error Could not use the DSP.
None
(*3) board normally.

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Detailed
information format
2762 DSP state error Could not use the DSP.
None
(*3) board normally.
2763 DSP startup error
Failed in starting the DSP for image connectors, and image memory board are set to the MTH
None
(*3) processing 1. board normally.
2764 DSP image processing
Image processing 1 failed.
None
(*3) results error board normally.
27D7 Image processing 1 bus Image processing 1 bus controller connectors, and image memory board are set to the MTH
None
(*3) controller startup error startup error board normally.

27D8 Image processing 1 bus Image processing 1 bus controller connectors, and image memory board are set to the MTH
None
(*3) controller startup error startup error board normally.
Status parameter No problems unless it occurs frequently.
2BFD sequence error
CPU board control defect
If it occurs frequently, replace the CPU board.
None
2BFE sequence error
None
2BFF sequence error
None
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Error Code Table (Initial Program Loader)
Detailed
information format
Error detected in the self-diagnosis of Malfunction of the CPU board.
0002 CPU board error
the board. 1. Replace the CPU board.
None
The backup RAM of the CPU board is damaged or DIPSW

settings of the CPU board are incorrect.
The data in the backup RAM is 1. Replace the CPU board.
0004 Backup RAM data error
damaged. 2. Check the DIPSW S3 settings.
None
Refer to "4.13 Boards, FDD, HDD Settings, LED Lighting
Information".
The system timer of the CPU board is damaged or DIPSW
settings of the CPU board are incorrect.
The system timer does not operate 1. Replace the CPU board.
0007 System timer error
normally. 2. Check the DIPSW S1 and S2 settings.
None
Information".
0008 CPU board error
None

000A CPU board error
None
Malfunction of the MTH board, or image memory.

The image memory cannot be read or

0015 Image memory error
written.
1. Replace the MTH board. None
Bus controller register The bus controller register cannot read Malfunction of the MTH board.
0018 error or write. 1. Replace the MTH board.
None
002A Error detected in the self-diagnosis of Malfunction of the FIX board.

FIX board error None
~002C the FIX board. 1. Replace the FIX board.
Error detected in the self-diagnosis of Malfunction of the DPI board.

0034 DPI board error
the DPI board. 1. Replace the DPI board.
None
0070 Error detected in the self-diagnosis of

Malfunction of the OPR board, or HAV/DVI board.
OPR board error 1. Replace the OPR board. None
~0074 the OPR board.
2. Replace the HAV/DVI board.
0084 Error detected in the self-diagnosis of Malfunction of the IMG board.
IMG board error None
~0086 the IMG board. 1. Replace the IMG board.
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Error detected in the self-diagnosis of Malfunction of the SNS board.

00A1 SNS board error
the SNS board. 1. Replace the SNS board.
None
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Error detected in the self-diagnosis of Malfunction of the SCN board.
00AB SCN board error
the SCN board. 1. Replace the SCN board.
None
Error detected in the self-diagnosis of Malfunction of the SCN board.

00AC SCN board error
the SCN board. 1. Replace the SCN board.
None
Error detected in the self-diagnosis of Malfunction of the IMG board.

00D4 IMG board error
the IMG board. 1. Replace the IMG board.
None
Duplicate rotary switch settings.

1. Change the rotary switch settings.
1000 Board setting error The rotary switch setting is incorrect.
None
Information".
The rotary switch is set to a channel other than Ch1 to Ch3.
1. Set to a channel between Ch1 and Ch3.
1001 HAV board setting error The rotary switch setting is incorrect.
None
Information".
1002 DVI board setting error The rotary switch setting is incorrect.
None
Information".
1010 DPI board setting error The rotary switch setting is incorrect. None

Information".
1021 OPR board setting error The rotary switch setting is incorrect.
None
Information".
1070 FIX board setting error The rotary switch setting is incorrect.
None
Information".
The rotary switch is set to a channel other than Ch6.
1. Set to Ch6.
1071 SNS board setting error The rotary switch setting is incorrect.
None
Information".
1. Set to Ch4.
10A3 IMG board setting error The rotary switch setting is incorrect. None
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1. Set to Ch5.
10C0 SCN board setting error The rotary switch setting is incorrect.
None
Information".
Duplicate rotary switch settings.
1. Change the rotary switch settings.
10FF Board setting error The rotary switch setting is incorrect.
None
Information".
The board is not mounted to a slot between the first to the third
HAV board mounting Not operating normally in the current
1101 error slot.
slot from the top of the rack. None
1. Mount to a slot between the first to the third slot.
DVI board mounting Not operating normally in the current
1102 error slot.
DPI board mounting Not operating normally in the current
1110 error slot.
OPR board mounting Not operating normally in the current
1121 error slot.
FIX board mounting Not operating normally in the current

1170 error slot.
The board is not mounted to the fourth slot from the top of the
IMG board mounting Not operating normally in the current
11A3 error slot.
rack. None
1. Mount to the fourth slot.
IMG board detection The IMG board is not mounted.
1204 error
Cannot detect the IMG board.
1. Mount the IMG board.
None
SNS board detection The SNS board is not mounted.

1205 error
Cannot detect the SNS board.
1. Mount the SNS board.
None
SCN board detection The SCN board is not mounted.

1206 error
Cannot detect the SCN board.
1. Mount the SCN board.
None
Not installed properly, or the memory card is damaged.

20nn File system error Failed to download file. 1. Re-install. None
2. After replacing the memory card, re-install.
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Error Code Table (installer)
Detailed
information format
Memory card mount The memory card is not inserted properly.
0001 error
The memory card cannot be identified.
1. Re-insert the memory card.
None
The FD is not inserted properly, or the connector between the

FDD and CPU board is disconnected.
0002 FD mount error The FD cannot be identified.
1. Re-insert the FD.
None
2. Re-connect the connector.
The FD is not inserted properly, no installation information file,
or the installation information and actual file size do not match.
0003 Install FD error Installation information is inconsistent.
1. After re-inserting the FD, install again.
None
2. Replace the FD.
The FD is not inserted properly, or the FD is damaged.
0004 FD media error The FD cannot be accessed normally. 1. After re-inserting the FD, install again. None
2. Replace the FD.
The FD is not inserted properly, or the FD is damaged.
0005 FD media error The FD cannot be accessed normally. 1. After re-inserting the FD, install again. None
2. Replace the FD.
The memory card is not inserted properly, write-protected, or
damaged.
Memory card media The memory card cannot be accessed
0006 1. After re-inserting the memory card, install again.
error normally.
2. Release the write-protect.
0007 Memory card file The memory card file system is not Unrequired files are present.
None
~000A system error appropriate. 1. Perform full installation.

damaged.
000B error normally.
1. After re-inserting the memory card, install again. None
The installation information is or the installation information and actual file size do not match.
000C Install FD error
inappropriate. 1. After re-inserting the FD, install again.
None
2. Replace the FD.
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000D
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Install FD error None

2. Replace the FD.
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damaged.
000E error normally.
1. After re-inserting the memory card, install again. None
000F Install FD error
None
2. Replace the FD.
The operation panel and main body software version do not
match. The operation panel or cable between the operation
001F Panel communication Cannot communicate normally with the panel and main body is faulty.
None
~003F error operation panel. 1. Install the operation panel software.
The memory card is not inserted properly.
004F Memory card copy error The memory card cannot be copied.
1. Re-insert the memory card. (Two cards)
None
Error with unknown An error which cannot be corrected by

FFFF cause the installer has occurred.
– None
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Warning Detailed
Warning name Significance Probable cause and remedy
code information format
Command argument
1001 error
The command argument is incorrect.
The buffer has overflowed inside the

1003 Buffer overflow
program.
The store command has been
1004 Store cancel
canceled.
The installation FD setting may be inappropriate. None
1005 File access denied File access has been denied.
Reached the upper limit for the number

1006 File store upper limit
of file stores.
The restore command has been
1007 Restore cancel
canceled.
Occurs when individual data is added during version upgrading,
etc.
This warning is also displayed when the individual data in the
Memory card file open
3002 error
Failed in file open of the memory card. memory card is damaged. None
1. When upgrading the version from Ver. A07 to Ver. A08/B08,
the added files will be displayed at the top of the panel.
Ignore them. (Not counted as warning.)
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Error Code (Network)
Main unit software version B03 or later.
Detailed
information
Error occurred during transmission/

reception of commands (DPM
DPM transmission/ communication test request/response,
0000 reception error date and time information setting
correctly. 0001
notification, or asynchronous command)
with the MAIN board.
Reception of Received an unexpected command Command No. is

0000 unexpected command from the MAIN board.
Software error (this error essentially does not occur)
displayed.
Received a command (ONLine

notification) which cannot be processed
0010 State error
other than in the online state from the
Software error (this error essentially does not occur) 0006
MAIN board.
Error occurred during transmission/ Malfunction of the LAN board or MTH board.
reception of commands (equipment 1. Check that the LAN board is connected to the MTH board
Printer information
0010 acquisition error
configuration confirmation request/ correctly. 0005
response, or asynchronous command) 2. Replace the LAN board.
with the MAIN board. 3. Replace the MTH board.
0010 Insufficient memory Insufficient memory. Software error (this error essentially does not occur) 0004
Incorrect installation of the DICOM common file, or malfunction

of the LAN board/MTH board.
Error occurred when referencing the
0010 FLASH ROM error
FLASH ROM.
correctly. 0009
2. Install the required file.
Incorrect installation of the network information files, or

malfunction of the LAN/MTH board.
Network information Error occurred during network
0010 analysis error information analysis.
correctly. 000A
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information
Incorrect installation of the protocol processing information files,
or malfunction of the LAN board/MTH board.
Protocol processing 1. Check that the LAN board is connected to the MTH board
Error occurred during protocol
0010 information analysis
processing information analysis.
correctly. 000B
error 2. Install the required files.
Incorrect installation of the optional information files, or
Option information Error occurred during optional
0010 analysis error processing information analysis.
correctly. 000C
Port number is illegal or used by other systems.
0010 DPC resume error Failed in resuming the DPC task.
1. Set the network information file, and install.
000D
Received a command (OFFLine

request) which cannot be processed
0050 Status error
other than in the online state from the
MAIN board.
Error occurred when sending the

0050 DPM transmission error command (OFFLine response) to the 0001
MAIN board.
Error occurred during transmission/ 1. Check that the LAN board is connected to the MTH board
DPM transmission/ reception of commands (status
0060 reception error confirmation request/response) with the
correctly. 0001
MAIN board. 3. Replace the MTH board.
DPM transmission/ reception of commands (DPM
0070 reception error communication test request/response)
0001
with the MAIN board.
Received a command (DPM
communication test request) which
0070 Status error
cannot be processed other than in the
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Error occurred when sending the
command (PNLUTY information
0080 DPM transmission error
acquisition response) to the MAIN
correctly. 0001
board.
Received a command (PNLUTY

information acquisition response) which
0080 Status error

Error occurred when sending a 1. Check that the LAN board is connected to the MTH board
0090 DPM transmission error command (PNLUTY information setting correctly. 0001
response) to the MAIN board. 2. Replace the LAN board.

information setting request) which
0090 Status error
00A0 Insufficient memory Insufficient memory. 0004


DPM
reception of commands (utility message
00A0 transmission/reception
notification, file transfer notification) with
0001
error
the MAIN board.
Received a command (utility message
notification) which cannot be processed
00A0 Status error
other than in the offline state from the
0006
MAIN board.
DPM
reception of commands with the MAIN
00F0 transmission/reception
board.
0001
error
(Command unknown)
0100 Insufficient memory Insufficient memory. 0004
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Detailed
information
Error occurred during
transmission/reception of commands
(image data transfer request, image
DPM 1. Check that the LAN board is connected to the MTH board
data transfer standby notification, image
0100 transmission/reception
data transfer completion notification,
correctly. 0001
error 2. Replace the LAN board.
image data transfer response, print
request/response, or asynchronous
command) with the MAIN board.
Timeout error occurred during
transmission/reception of commands
(image data transfer request, image
DPM data transfer standby notification, image
0100 transmission/reception data transfer completion notification, 0003
timeout error image data transfer response, print Software error (this error essentially does not occur)
request/response, or asynchronous
command) with the MAIN board.
Reception of Received unexpected command from
0100 unexpected command the MAIN board.
0007

Error occurred while transferring images
0100 DMA transfer error
to the MAIN board.
correctly. 0002

The error information at start-up is
0F00 Illegal return code
illegal.
Software error (this error essentially does not occur) 0F00
Incorrect installation of common constant, or malfunction of the

LAN board/MTH board.
Common constant load
0F00 error
Failed in loading the common function. correctly. 0F01
0F00 Driver load error Failed in loading the driver. Incorrect installation of the driver, or malfunction of the LAN 0F02
board/MTH board.
No DMA initialization The DMA driver initialization function
0F00 function error
correctly. 0F03
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does not exist.
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No DPM initialization The DPM driver initialization function
0F00 function error does not exist.
4. Replace the MTH board. 0F04
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0F00 APL load error Failed in loading the APL. Incorrect installation of the APL, or malfunction of the LAN 0F05
board/MTH board.
0F00 APL checksum error The APL checksum does not match.
correctly.
0F06
No APL initialization The APL initialization function does not 3. Replace the LAN board.
0F00 function error exist. 4. Replace the MTH board.
0F07
2030 Illegal print JOB ID The print JOB ID is illegal. Software error (this error essentially does not occur) 1001
Incorrect installation of the DICOM common files, or

malfunction of the LAN board/MTH board.
Error occurred while referencing the
FLASH ROM.
correctly. 1007
Incorrect installation of the network information files, or
correctly. 1008

Optional information Error occurred during optional
2080 analysis error processing information analysis.
correctly. 1009

Reception of information acquisition request) which If the error occurred at start-up, do not acquire the network
2080 unexpected command cannot be processed by rescue from the information.
1101
MAIN board.
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information

Error occurred while referencing or
writing in the FLASH ROM.
malfunction of the LAN /MTH board. 1007
correctly.
3. Replace the LAN board. 1008
Reception of
information setting request) which If the error occurred at start-up, do not set the network
2090 unexpected command
cannot be processed by rescue from the information.
1102
(rescue)
MAIN board.
Received an unexpected request or
Reception of filename when receiving a command
20A0 unexpected request (utility message notification) from the
MAIN board.
Incorrect installation of the DICOM common files, or
malfunction of the LAN board/MTH board.
Error occurred while referencing or
20A0 FLASH ROM error
writing in the FLASH ROM.
correctly. 1007

Received an unexpected command
Reception of
20A0 unexpected command
(other than file transfer notification) from Software error (this error essentially does not occur) 100B
the MAIN board.
Received a request (SAVE) which
Reception of
cannot be processed by rescue when
20A0 unexpected request
receiving a command (utility message
If the error occurred at start-up, do not save the file. 1103
(rescue)
notification) from the MAIN board.
Received a command which does not
Command No. is
20F0 Illegal command exist while receiving commands from the Software error (this error essentially does not occur)
displayed.
MAIN board.
The processing failed while receiving a
2100 Received NG command command (image data transfer 1004
response) from the MAIN board.
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Check the error of the MAIN side.
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The processing failed while receiving a

2100 Received NG command command (print response) from the 1005
MAIN board.
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Error occurred during tonal/format
2100 DFC error
calculation
100A
Received a message which does not Message No. is

21F0 Illegal message
exist from the DPC/DPX.
displayed.
Error occurred when the DICOM/DPM
2200 Log file OPEN error
communication log file was opened.
100C
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Error Codes Detected by Remote Panel
Detailed
information format
If while installing the main body software, stop the alarm and
continue.
Do not turn off the power supply. If performing operations other
Exchange error with than installation, the remote panel, cable connecting the main
Main body and remote panel could not
0001 main body during start
exchange at start up. body, input board, and CPU may be faulty. None
up 1. Replace the cable.
2. Replace in the order of input board, CPU board, and remote
panel.
Setting of timer value of storage time-out
was incorrect. Set the correct storage time-out timer value.
Command time-out error Faulty input board (DPI/DVI) Replace the corresponding input board.
0101 with main body Faulty CPU board Replace the CPU board.
None
Faulty remote panel Replace the remote panel.
Faulty software
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3.1.4 Troubleshooting Flow
0221 Tray 1 suction cup unit upper dead-point deviation error
2221 Retry
0222 Tray 1 suction cup unit upper dead-point rising error
2222 Retry
Cause
Abnormal SA1 status when attempted to move the suction cup arm of tray from the
upper dead-point (to the upper dead-point) during initialization of the removal unit.
Error Related I/O Layout
MA1
SA1
FP3F0B01.EPS
Connector Layout for Checking

SA6 SA6 CNA1 CNMA1 CNA3
CNA1 NC COM 1 2 6 2
CNMA1 4 1
CNA3 1
3 CNA4
CNA4 6
12
29 30
CN10 1
7
CN10 CN16 CN9 CN6
1b 30b 1 8 1 4 1 6
1a 30a 9 16 5 8 7 12
CN7 SA1
CN7
CN6 CN16 8 1
CN9 1
3 FP3F0H01.EPS
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Error Related System Block Diagram
PSU100/PSU200 DRV11A UPPER REMOVAL UNIT
CN6
CN9 CNA3
NFB 9 2 1 COM SA6
+24VB
6 2 NC
+24VB
CN16 CNA4 CNMA1

+5V 1 1 1
9 7 3
CN7 2 2 4 MA1
1 2 SNS11A 10 8 6
CN10 CNA1
1a 1 1
NFB1 3a
+5V 3 2
4a 4 3 SA1
CN9, CN16: Connectors which are difficult to measure alone by one person due to their remote distance.
CN10: Connector which is difficult to measure using the tester probe (too thick). FP3F0G51.EPS
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Power ON
Check error generation state.
Check error details at
[Error Log Data] of M-Utility.
Are SA1/SB1 ON? N

Check at [Sensor Monitoring] of Insert tray shutter and pull out tray.
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility.
Y Supplementary Note:
Check that suction cup arm is at upper dead-point.
Release tray lock.
Insert tray shutter while pulling out tray.
Remove film, and push tray back in to

its original position.
Remove covers.
Is SA6 ON? Adjust SA6 attaching position.

N
Check at [Sensor Monitoring] of Or replace SA6.
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. Refer to "4. Inspecting, Replacing,
Adjusting Parts".
Y
2
Power OFF
Are +5Vcc/+24VB voltages output N Are NFB of power supply unit and N
normally?
NFB1 of SNS11A board normal?
Refer to "3.5 Troubleshooting
Reference".
Reference". Recover NFB.
Y For direct-bonded fuse,
Y
replace the SNS11A board.
Is fuse of power supply unit normal? N
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.
Are cables normal? N

Check connector connection, cable
conduction, and connector pins.
Y Repair or replace.
1
Replace power supply unit.
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Note:
Execute all stroke when
Power OFF checking up/down movement of
Is MA1 normal? N Is drive system mechanism of removal removal unit.
Check at [Film Removing] of unit normal? N
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. Rotate drive pulley of MA1 with hand,
Y and check that suction cup arm moves
up and down smoothly.
Y
Check the following items, replace and
adjust the required parts.
•Attaching state, damage, wear of drive gear
•Belt and belt tension
•Slider rail of two edge of suction cup arm

Is motor normal?
Replace with same motor and check.
Or perform pulse motor inspection.
Reference".
Y N
Replace DRV11A Replace MA1.

board.
Power OFF
Is SA1 actuator normal?
Is SA1 ON? N N
(Check that there is no deformation of
Check at [Sensor Monitoring] of
actuator, interval with sensor,
interference.)
Correct actuator.
Y Y
Does error occur again? 3

Y N
2 3 conduction, and connector pins.
Check again.
Is sensor normal?
Replace with same sensor and check.
Reference".
Y N
Replace in the Replace SA1.

following order.
•SNS11A board
•DRV11A board FP3F0E02.EPS
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0223 Tray 2 suction cup unit upper dead-point deviation error
2223 Retry
0224 Tray 2 suction cup unit upper dead-point rise error
2224 Retry
Cause
Abnormal SB1 status when attempted to move the suction cup arm of tray 2 from the
upper dead-point (to the upper dead-point) during initialization of the removal unit.
MB1
SB1
FP3F0B02.EPS

SB6 CNB1 CNMB1 CNB3
SB6 2 2
NC COM 1 6
CNB1 4 1
CNMB1
1
3 CNB4
CNB3 4
8
CNB4 29 30
1
5
CN10 CN10 CN17 CN9 CN6

1b 30b 1 6 1 4 1 6
1a 30a 7 12 5 8 7 12
CN7 SB1
CN7 8 1
CN17
CN6
CN9 1
3 FP3F0H02.EPS
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PSU100/PSU200 DRV11A LOWER REMOVAL UNIT

CN6
CN9 CNB3
NFB 10 3 1 COM SB6
+24VC
7 2 NC
+24VC
CN17 CNB4 CNMB1

+5V 1 1 1
7 5 3
CN7 2 2 4 MB1
1 2 SNS11A 8 6 6
CN10 CNB1
1b 1 1
NFB1 3b
+5V 3 2
4b 4 3 SB1
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Power ON
Are SA1/SB1 ON? N

Release tray lock.

Remove covers.
Is SB6 ON? Adjust SB6 attaching position.

N
Check at [Sensor Monitoring] of Or replace SB6.
Adjusting Parts".
Y
2
Power OFF
Are +5Vcc/+24VC voltages output N Are NFB of power supply unit and N
normally?
Reference".
Y
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1
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Note:
Is MB1 normal? N Is drive system mechanism of removal removal unit.
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. Rotate drive pulley of MB1 with hand,
Y

Is motor normal?
Reference".
Y N
Replace DRV11A Replace MB1.

board.
Power OFF
Is SB1 actuator normal?
Is SB1 normal? N N
interference.)
Correct actuator.
Y Y

Y N
Check again.
Is sensor normal?
Reference".
Y N
Replace in the Replace SB1.

following order.
•SNS11A board
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2226 Retry
2227 Retry
Cause
Abnormal SC2 status when attempted to move the before-sub-scanning conveyor grip
from home position (to home position) during initialization.
SC2
MC2
FP3F0B03.EPS
CNC1
CNC1
CNMC2 6
4
CNMC2
1
SJ2/SJ3
CN18 NC COM
3
CN7
CN6 CN11
CN9 SC2

1
8 1 1 6 1 4 1b 26b 1 7
7 12 5 8 1a 26a 8 14 3
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PSU100/PSU200 DRV11A
CN6
CN9
NFB 11 4 COM SJ2
+24VD
NC
COM SJ3
8 NC
+24VD
BEFORE-SUB-SCANNING CONVEYOR
CN18 CNMC2 CNMA1
3 1 1
10 3 3
+5V 4 4 4 MC2
11 6 6
CN7
1 2 SNS11A
CN11 CNA1
5a 5 1
NFB1
+5V 7a 7 2
8a 8 3 SC2
CN11: Connector which is difficult to measure alone by one person due to its remote distance.
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Power ON
Check error details at [Error Log Data]
of M-Utility.
Insert tray shutter.
Remove cover.
Are SJ2/SJ3 normal? N Check the attaching positions of SJ2/SJ3.

Check at [Sensor Monitoring] of If normal, replace SJ2/SJ3.
Y
2
Power OFF
Are +5Vcc/+24VD voltages output N Are NFB of power supply unit and
normally? N
Reference".
Reference".
Y Recover NFB.
Y
For direct-bonded fuse,
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1
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Note:
Power OFF Execute all stroke when checking
Is MC2 normal? Is drive system mechanism of up/down movement of grip roller.
N
Check at [Grip] of [Check Mechanism] before-sub-scanning conveyor grip
of M-Utility. mechanism normal? N
Y Rotate MC2 gear with hand, and check
that roller moves up and down
smoothly.
Y
Check attaching state of drive gear, damage, wear,
and then replace and adjust parts as required.

Is motor normal?
Reference".
Y N
Replace DRV11A Replace MC2.

board.
Power OFF
Is SC2 actuator normal?
Is SC2 ON? N N
interference.)
Correct actuator.
Y Y

Y N
Check again.
Is sensor normal?
Reference".
Y N
Replace SNS11A Replace SC2.

board.
FP3F0E06.EPS
006-252-02
2228 Retry
2229 Retry
Cause
Abnormal SC3 status when attempted to move the centering mechanism from home
position (to home position) during initialization.
SC3
MC3
FP3F0B04.EPS
CNC1
CNC1
CNMC3
6
4
CNMC3
1
SJ2/SJ3
CN18 NC COM 3
CN7
CN6 CN11
CN9 SC2

1
8 1 1 6 1 4 1b 26b 1 7
7 12 5 8 1a 26a 8 14 3
FP3F0H04.EPS
006-252-02
CN6
CN9
NFB 11 4 COM SJ2
+24VD
NC
COM SJ3
8 NC
+24VD
CN18 CNMC3
5 1
12 3
+5V
6 4 MC3
13 6
CN7
1 2 SNS11A
CN11 CNC1
9a 9 1
NFB1
+5V 11a 11 2
12a 12 3 SC3
FP3F0G54.EPS
006-252-02
Power ON
of M-Utility.
Remove cover.

Y
2
Power OFF
normally? N
NFB of SNS11A board normal?
Reference".
Reference".
Y Recover NFB.
Y
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1
FP3F0E07.EPS
006-252-05
1 3
Note:
Is MC3 normal? Is drive system mechanism of movement of centering guide.
N
Check at [Positioning Film] of before-sub-scanning conveyor
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. centering mechanism normal? N
Y Rotate MC3 gear with hand, and check
that side alignment guide moves
smoothly.
Y
Check attaching state of drive gear and rack,
damage, wear, presence of foreign particles,

Is motor normal?
Reference".
Y N

board.
Power OFF
Is SC3 ON? N N
interference.)
Correct actuator.
Y Y

Y N
Check again.
Is sensor normal?
Reference".
Y N

board.
FP3F0E08.EPS
006-252-02
0230 Preliminary operations error
2238 Sensor state 3 error (*1)
Cause
The SD2 or SD3 state was abnormal when moving the sub scanning unit grip roller
SD3
SD2
MD2
FP3F0B05.EPS
006-252-05
CNC1
CNC1
CND3 CND3
SJ2/SJ3 2
NC COM 1
CN14
CN7
CN6 CN11
CN9 SD2
3 1 SD3
8 1 1 6 1 4 1b 26b 1 2 1
7 12 5 8 1a 26a 3 4
3
FP3F0H05.EPS
CN6 CN9
NFB 11 4 COM SJ2
+24VA
NC
COM SJ3
8 NC
SUB SCANNING UNIT
CN14 CND3 CNMD2

NFB NFB2 1 1 1
7
+15VM RELAY 3 2 2 MD2
+5V
CN7 1 2 SNS11A
CN11 CNC1
13a 13 1
15a 15 2
NFB1 16a 16 3 SD2
+5V
17a 17 1
19a 19 2
20a 20 3 SD3
FP3F0G55.EPS
006-252-05
Power ON
of M-Utility.
Remove cover.

Y
2
Power OFF
Are +5Vcc/+15VM voltages output N Are NFB of power supply unit,
normally? N
NFB1 of SNS11A board, and NFB2
of DRV11A board normal?
Reference".
Y Reference". Recover NFB.
replace the SNS11A or
DRV11A board.
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1 Y Repair or replace.

FP3F0E09.EPS
006-252-05
1
3
Power OFF
Is MD2 normal? N Are cables normal? N
Check at [Grip] of [Check Mechanism] Check connector connection, cable
of M-Utility. conduction, and connector pins.
Y Y Repair or replace.
Is motor normal?
Measure resistance between the
connector terminals.
Is resistance other than 0 Ω and ∞Ω ?
Y N
Replace DRV11A Replace MD2.

board.
Power OFF
Are SD2/SD3 ON? N Are cables normal? N
Check at [Sensor Monitoring] of Check connector connection, cable
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. conduction, and connector pins.
Y
Does error occur again? Is sensor normal?

Y N Replace with same sensor and check.
Reference".
Y N
2 3
Replace SNS11A Replace SD2/SD3.
Check again.
board.
FP3F0E10.EPS
006-252-02
0233 MD2HP return error
0289 MD2 high speed drive error
0290 MD2 low speed down mode drive error
0291 MD2 low speed down mode grip time error
0292 MD2 low speed up mode drive error
0293 MD2 low speed up mode grip time error
2291 MD2 low speed down mode grip time error (*1)
2293 MD2 low speed up mode grip time error (*1)
Cause
The SD2 or SD3 state was abnormal when moving the sub scanning unit grip roller to
the home position in the measurement of the MD2 rotation speed during initialization.
SD3
SD2
MD2
FP3F0B05.EPS
006-252-05
CNC1
CNC1
CND3 CND3
SJ2/SJ3 2
NC COM 1
CN14
CN7
CN6 CN11
CN9 SD2
3 1 SD3
8 1 1 6 1 4 1b 26b 1 2 1
7 12 5 8 1a 26a 3 4
3
FP3F0H06.EPS
CN6 CN9
NFB 11 4 COM SJ2
+24VA
NC
COM SJ3
8 NC
SUB SCANNING UNIT
CN14 CND3 CNMD2

NFB NFB2 1 1 1
7
+5V
CN7 1 2 SNS11A
CN11 CNC1
13a 13 1
15a 15 2
NFB1 16a 16 3 SD2
+5V
17a 17 1
19a 19 2
20a 20 3 SD3
FP3F0G56.EPS
006-252-05
Power ON
of M-Utility.
Remove cover.

Y
2
Power OFF
normally? N
Reference".
DRV11A board.
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.


FP3F0E11.EPS
006-252-05
1
3
Power OFF
Is motor normal?
Y N

board.
Power OFF
Y

Reference".
Y N
2 3
Check again.
board.
FP3F0E12.EPS
006-252-02
2234 Retry
2235 Retry
Cause
The SE1 state was abnormal when moving the transport unit grip from the home
position (to home position) during initialization.
ME1
SE1
FP3F0B08.EPS

CNE1 CNME1 SE1
6
CNME1 4
8
1 1 1
CNE1 3 3
CN11
SJ2/SJ3
NC COM
CN7 CN19
CN6
CN9 CN7 CN6 CN9 CN19 CN11
8 1 1 6 1 4 1 4 1b 26b
7 12 5 8 5 8 1a 26a
FP3F0H07.EPS
006-252-02
CN6
CN9
NFB 11 4 COM SJ2
+24VD
NC
COM SJ3
8 NC
+24VD
TRANSPORT UNIT
CN19 CNME1
1 1
5 3
+5V 2 4 ME1
6 6
CN7
1 2 SNS11A
CN11 CNE1
1b 1 1
NFB1
+5V 3b 3 2
4b 4 3 SE1
006-252-02
Power ON
of M-Utility.
Remove cover.

Y
2
Power OFF
normally? N
Reference".
Reference".
Y Recover NFB.
Y
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1
FP3F0E15.EPS
006-252-05
1 3
Note:
Is ME1 normal? Is drive system mechanism of up/down movement of grip roller.
N
Check at [Grip] of [Check Mechanism] transport unit grip mechanism
of M-Utility. normal? N
Y Rotate ME1 gear with hand, and
check that roller moves up and down
smoothly.
Y

Is motor normal?
Reference".
Y N
Replace DRV11A Replace ME1.

board.
Power OFF
Is SE1 actuator normal?
Is SE1 ON? N N
(Check that there is no deformation
of actuator, interval with sensor,
interference.)
Correct actuator.
Y Y

Y N
Check again.
Is sensor normal?
Reference".
Y N
Replace SNS11A Replace SE1.

board.
FP3F0E16.EPS
006-252-02
0249 Tray 1 film surface detection error
2249 Retry
Cause
Abnormal SA3 status when lowering the suction cup arm and detecting the film surface
during removal operations at tray 1.
MA1
SA3
FP3F0B09.EPS

SA6 SA6 CNA1 CNA2 CNA3
CNA1 NC COM 1 2 2
CNA2 1
CNMA1
8
CNA3
CNA4
CNA4 1 6
12
29 30
CN10 1
7
CN10 SA3
CNMA1
1b 30b 6
1a 30a 4
1
3 1
CN7
CN16 CN7 CN6 CN16 3
CN6
8 1 1 6 1 8
7 12 9 16 FP3F0H08.EPS
006-252-02
CN6
CN9 CNA3
NFB 9 2 1 COM SA6
+24VB
6 2 NC
+24VB
CN16 CNA4 CNMA1

+5V 1 1 1
9 7 3
CN7 2 2 4 MA1
1 2 SNS11A 10 8 6
CN10 CNA1 CNA2

9a 9 1 1
NFB1 10a
+5V 11 3 2
12a 12 4 3 SA3
006-252-02
Power ON
Are SA1/SB1 ON? N

Release tray lock.

Remove covers.

N
Adjusting Parts".
Y
2
Power OFF
normally?
Reference".
Y
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1
FP3F0E17.EPS
006-252-05
1 3
Note:
Y

Is motor normal?
Reference".
Y N

board.
Power OFF
Is SA3 ON? N N
interference.)
Correct actuator.
Y Y

Y N
Check again.
Is sensor normal?
Reference".
Y N

following order.
•SNS11A board
006-252-02
0252 Tray 1 suction cup rising error
Cause
Abnormal SA2 status when raising the suction cup arm to the suction cup rising
deceleration position after film suction at tray 1.
SA2 MA1
FP3F0B11.EPS

CNA1 NC COM 1 2 6 2
CNMA1 4 1
CNA3
1
CNA4 3 CNA4
6
12
29 30
CN10 1
7
CN10 CN16 CN9 CN6
1b 30b 1 8 1 4 1 6
1a 30a 9 16 5 8 7 12
CN7 SA2
CN7 CN16 8 1
CN6
CN9 1
3 FP3F0H09.EPS
006-252-02
CN6
CN9 CNA3
NFB 9 2 1 COM SA6
+24VB
6 2 NC
+24VB
CN16 CNA4 CNMA1

+5V 1 1 1
9 7 3
CN7 2 2 4 MA1
1 2 SNS11A 10 8 6
CN10 CNA1
5a 5 1
NFB1 7a
+5V 7 2
8a 8 3 SA2
006-252-02
Power ON
Are SA1/SB1 ON? N

Release tray lock.

Remove covers.

N
Adjusting Parts".
Y
2
Power OFF
normally?
Reference".
Y
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1
FP3F0E23.EPS
006-252-05
1 3
Note:
Y

Is motor normal?
Reference".
Y N

board.
Power OFF
Is SA2 normal? N N
interference.)
Correct actuator.
Y Y

Y N
Check again.
Is sensor normal?
Reference".
Y N

following order.
•SNS11A board
006-252-02
0253 Tray 1 upper dead-point rising error
Cause
Abnormal SA1 status when raising the suction cup arm of tray 1 from the rising
deceleration position to the upper dead-point during removal operations.
MA1
SA1
FP3F0B01.EPS

CNA1 NC COM 1 2 6 2
CNMA1 4 1
CNA3 1
3 CNA4
CNA4 6
12
29 30
CN10 1
7
CN10 CN16 CN9 CN6
1b 30b 1 8 1 4 1 6
1a 30a 9 16 5 8 7 12
CN7 SA1
CN7
CN6 CN16 8 1
CN9 1
3 FP3F0H10.EPS
006-252-02
CN6
CN9 CNA3
NFB 9 2 1 COM SA6
+24VB
6 2 NC
+24VB
CN16 CNA4 CNMA1

+5V 1 1 1
9 7 3
CN7 2 2 4 MA1
1 2 SNS11A 10 8 6
CN10 CNA1
1a 1 1
NFB1 3a
+5V 3 2
4a 4 3 SA1
006-252-02
Power ON
Are SA1/SB1 ON? N

Release tray lock.

Remove covers.

N
Adjusting Parts".
Y
2
Power OFF
normally?
Reference".
Y
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1
FP3F0E19.EPS
006-252-05
1 3
Note:
Y

Is motor normal?
Reference".
Y N

board.
Power OFF
Is SA1 normal? N N
interference.)
Correct actuator.
Y Y

Y N
Check again.
Is sensor normal?
Reference".
Y N

following order.
•SNS11A board
006-252-02
0256 Tray 2 film surface detection error
2256 Retry
Cause
Abnormal SB3 status when lowering the suction cup arm and detecting the film surface
during removal operations at tray 2.
MB1
SB3
FP3F0B10.EPS

SB6 CNB1 CNB2 CNB3
SB6
CNB1 NC COM 1 2 2
CNB2 1
CNMB1 8
CNB3 CNB4
1 4
CNB4 8
29 30
1
CNMB1 5
CN10 6
4
CN10
1b 30b 1 SB3
1a 30a
3
CN7
CN17
CN6 CN7 CN6 CN9 CN17 1
CN9 8 1 1 4
1 6 1 6 3
7 12 5 8 7 12
FP3F0H11.EPS
006-252-02

CN6
CN9 CNB3
NFB 10 3 1 COM SB6
+24VC
7 2 NC
+24VC
CN17 CNB4 CNMB1

+5V 1 1 1
7 5 3
CN7 2 2 4 MB1
1 2 SNS11A 8 6 6
CN10 CNB1 CNB2

9b 9 1 1
NFB1 11b
+5V 11 3 2
12b 12 4 3 SB3
006-252-02
Power ON
Are SA1/SB1 ON? N

Release tray lock.

Remove covers.

N
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. Refer to "4. Inspecting,
Replacing, Adjusting Parts".
Y
2
Power OFF
normally?
Reference".
Y
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1
FP3F0E21.EPS
006-252-05
1 3
Note:
Y

Is motor normal?
Reference".
Y N

board.
Power OFF
Is SB3 normal? N N
interference.)
Correct actuator.
Y Y

Y N
Check again.
Is sensor normal?
Reference".
Y N

following order.
•SNS11A board
006-252-02
0259 Tray 2 suction cup rising error
Cause
Abnormal SB2 status when raising the suction cup arm to the suction cup rising
deceleration position after film suction at tray 2.
SB2
MB1
FP3F0B12.EPS

SB6 SB6 CNB1 CNMB1 CNB3
CNB1 NC COM 1 2 6 2
4 1
CNMB1
1
CNB3 3 CNB4
4
CNB4 8
29 30
1
5

1b 30b 1 6 1 4 1 6
1a 30a 7 12 5 8 7 12
CN7 SB2
CN7 8 1
CN17
CN6
CN9 1
3 FP3F0H12.EPS
006-252-02

CN6
CN9 CNB3
NFB 10 3 1 COM SB6
+24VC
7 2 NC
+24VC
CN17 CNB4 CNMB1

+5V 1 1 1
7 5 3
CN7 2 2 4 MB1
1 2 SNS11A 8 6 6
CN10 CNB1
5b 5 1
NFB1 7b
+5V 7 2
8b 8 3 SB2
006-252-02
Power ON
Are SA1/SB1 ON? N

Release tray lock.

Remove covers.

N
Y
2
Power OFF
normally?
Reference".
Y
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1
FP3F0E25.EPS
006-252-05
1 3
Note:
Y

Is motor normal?
Reference".
Y N

board.
Power OFF
Is SB2 normal? N N
interference.)
Correct actuator.
Y Y

Y N
Check again.
Is sensor normal?
Reference".
Y N

following order.
•SNS11A board
006-252-02
0260 Tray 2 upper dead-point rising error
Cause
Abnormal SB1 status when raising the suction cup arm of tray 2 from the rising
deceleration position to the upper dead-point during removal operations.
MB1
SB1
FP3F0B02.EPS

SB6 CNB1 CNMB1 CNB3
SB6 2 2
NC COM 1 6
CNB1 4 1
CNMB1
1
3 CNB4
CNB3 4
8
CNB4 29 30
1
5

1b 30b 1 6 1 4 1 6
1a 30a 7 12 5 8 7 12
CN7 SB1
CN7 8 1
CN17
CN6
CN9 1
3 FP3F0H13.EPS
006-252-02

CN6
CN9 CNB3
NFB 10 3 1 COM SB6
+24VC
7 2 NC
+24VC
CN17 CNB4 CNMB1

+5V 1 1 1
7 5 3
CN7 2 2 4 MB1
1 2 SNS11A 8 6 6
CN10 CNB1
1b 1 1
NFB1 3b
+5V 3 2
4b 4 3 SB1
CN9, CN17 : Connectors which are difficult to measure alone by one person due to their remote distance.
006-252-02
Power ON
Are SA1/SB1 ON? N

Release tray lock.

Remove covers.

N
Y
2
Power OFF
normally?
Reference".
Y
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1
FP3F0E27.EPS
006-252-05
1 3
Note:
Y

Is motor normal?
Reference".
Y N

board.
Power OFF
Is SB1 normal? N N
interference.)
Correct actuator.
Y Y

Y N
Check again.
Is sensor normal?
Reference".
Y N

following order.
•SNS11A board
006-252-02
Cause
The SC3 state was abnormal when moving the centering mechanism to the home
position after centering during film conveyance.
SC3
MC3
FP3F0B04.EPS
CNC1
CNC1
CNMC3
6
4
CNMC3
SJ2/SJ3 1
CN18 NC COM 3
CN7
CN6 CN11
CN9 SC2

1
8 1 1 6 1 4 1b 26b 1 7
7 12 5 8 1a 26a 8 14 3
FP3F0H14.EPS
006-252-02
CN6
CN9
NFB 11 4 COM SJ2
+24VD
NC
COM SJ3
8 NC
+24VD
CN18 CNMC3
5 1
12 3
+5V
6 4 MC3
13 6
CN7
1 2 SNS11A
CN11 CNC1
9a 9 1
NFB1
+5V 11a 11 2
12a 12 3 SC3
FP3F0G64.EPS
006-252-02
Power ON
of M-Utility.
Remove cover.

Y
2
Power OFF
normally? N
Reference".
Reference".
Y Recover NFB.
Y
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1
FP3F0E31.EPS
006-252-05
1 3
Note:
Is MC3 normal? Is drive system mechanism of movement of centering guide.
N
Check at [Grip] of [Check Mechanism] before-sub-scanning conveyor
of M-Utility. centering mechanism normal? N
Y Rotate MC3 gear with hand, and
check that centering guide moves
smoothly.
Y
Check attaching state of drive gear and rack,
damage, wear, presence of foreign particles, and
then replace and adjust parts as required.

Is motor normal?
Reference".
Y N

board.
Power OFF
Is SC3 normal? N N
Check at [Positioning Film] of
interference.)
Correct actuator.
Y Y

Y N
Check again.
Is sensor normal?
Reference".
Y N

board.
FP3F0E32.EPS
006-252-02
0267 SC2HP return error (1)
0269 SC2HP return error (2)
Cause
The SC2 state was abnormal when moving the before-sub-scanning conveyor grip to
the home position during film conveyance.
(0267: After centering)
(0269: After film release)
SC2
MC2
FP3F0B03.EPS
CNC1
CNC1
CNMC2 6
4
CNMC2
1
SJ2/SJ3
CN18 NC COM 3
CN7
CN6 CN11
CN9 SC2

1
8 1 1 6 1 4 1b 26b 1 7
7 12 5 8 1a 26a 8 14 3
FP3F0H15.EPS
006-252-02
CN6
CN9
NFB 11 4 COM SJ2
+24VD
NC
COM SJ3
8 NC
+24VD
CN18 CNMC2 CNMA1
3 1 1
10 3 3
+5V 4 4 4 MC2
11 6 6
CN7
1 2 SNS11A
CN11 CNA1
5a 5 1
NFB1
+5V 7a 7 2
8a 8 3 SC2
FP3F0G65.EPS
006-252-02
Power ON
of M-Utility.
Remove cover.

Y
2
Power OFF
normally? N
Reference".
Reference".
Y Recover NFB.
Y
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1
FP3F0E29.EPS
006-252-05
1 3
Note:
Is MC2 normal? Is drive system mechanism of up/down movement of grip roller.
N
Check at [Grip] of [Check Mechanism] before-sub-scanning conveyor grip
of M-Utility. mechanism normal? N
Y Rotate MC2 gear with hand, and
smoothly.
Y

Is motor normal?
Reference".
Y N

board.
Power OFF
Is SC2 normal? N N
Check at [Grip] of [Check Mechanism]
of M-Utility.
interference.)
Correct actuator.
Y Y

Y N
Check again.
Is sensor normal?
Reference".
Y N

board.
FP3F0E30.EPS
006-252-02
Cause
The SD2 or SD3 state was abnormal when moving the sub scanning grip roller during
film conveyance.
SD3
SD2
MD2
FP3F0B06.EPS
006-252-05
CNC1
CNC1
CND3 CND3
SJ2/SJ3 2
NC COM 1
CN14
CN7
CN6 CN11
CN9 SD2
3 1 SD3
8 1 1 6 1 4 1b 26b 1 2 1
7 12 5 8 1a 26a 3 4
3
FP3F0H16.EPS
CN6
CN9
NFB 11 4 COM SJ2
+24VA
NC
COM SJ3
8 NC
SUB SCANNING UNIT
CN14 CND3 CNMD2

NFB NFB2 1 1 1
+5V
CN7 1 2 SNS11A
CN11 CNC1
13a 13 1
15a 15 2
NFB1 16a 16 3 SD2
+5V
17a 17 1
19a 19 2
20a 20 3 SD3
FP3F0G66.EPS
006-252-05
Power ON
of M-Utility.
Remove cover.

Y
2
Power OFF
normally? N
Reference".
DRV11A board.
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.


FP3F0E13.EPS
006-252-05
1
3
Power OFF
Is motor normal?
Y N

board.
Power OFF
Y

Reference".
Y N
2 3
Check again.
board.
FP3F0E14.EPS
006-252-02
Cause
The SE1 state was abnormal when moving the transport unit grip from the home
position (to the home position) during initialization.
ME1
SE1
FP3F0B08.EPS

CNE1 CNME1 SE1
6
CNME1 4
8
1 1 1
CNE1 3 3
CN11
SJ2/SJ3
NC COM
CN7 CN19
CN6
8 1 1 6 1 4 1 4 1b 26b
7 12 5 8 5 8 1a 26a
FP3F0H17.EPS
006-252-02
CN6
CN9
NFB 11 4 COM SJ2
+24VD
NC
COM SJ3
8 NC
+24VD
TRANSPORT UNIT
CN19 CNME1
1 1
5 3
+5V 2 4 ME1
6 6
CN7
1 2 SNS11A
CN11 CNE1
1b 1 1
NFB1
+5V 3b 3 2
4b 4 3 SE1
006-252-02
Power ON
of M-Utility.
Remove cover.

Y
2
Power OFF
normally? N
Reference".
Reference".
Y Recover NFB.
Y
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1
FP3F0E33.EPS
006-252-05
1 3
Note:
Is ME1 normal? Is drive system mechanism of up/down movement of grip roller.
N
Check at [Grip] of [Check Mechanism] transport unit grip mechanism
of M-Utility. normal? N
Y Rotate ME1 gear with hand, and
smoothly.
Y

Is motor normal?
Reference".
Y N

board.
Power OFF
Is SE1 actuator normal?
Is SE1 ON? N N
interference.)
Correct actuator.
Y Y

Y N
Check again.
Is sensor normal?
Reference".
Y N

board.
FP3F0E34.EPS
006-252-02
0287 Tray 1 tray lock release error
02A0 Tray 1 lock sensor error
Cause
The SA7 state was abnormal when releasing the tray 1 lock (when locking).
SOLA1
SA7
FP3F0B13.EPS

CNSOLA1 CNSOLA1 SA6 CNA1 CNA3
SA6 NC COM 1 2 2
1
CNA1 1
2
CNA3
3
CNA4
CNA4 6
12
29 30
CN10 1
7
CN10 CN16 CN9 CN6
1b 30b 1 8 1 4 1 6
1a 30a 9 16 5 8 7 12
CN7 SA7
CN7 CN16 8 1
CN6
CN9 1
3 FP3F0H18.EPS
006-252-02
CN6
CN9 CNA3
NFB 9 2 1 COM SA6
+24VB
6 2 NC
+24VB
+5V CN16 CNA4 CNSOLA1

NFB5
8 6 3 SOLA1
+24VB
15 11 2
CN7 7 5 1
1 2 SNS11A
CN10 CNA1
21a 21 1
NFB1 23a
+5V 23 2
24a 24 3 SA7
006-252-02
Power ON
of M-Utility.
Remove cover.
Is SA6 normal? N Check attaching position of SA6.

Check at [Sensor Monitoring] of If normal, replace SA6.
Y
2
Power OFF
Are +5Vcc/+24VB voltages output N Are NFB of power supply unit,
normally? N
NFB5 of DRV11A board and NFB1
of SNS11A board normal?
Reference".
Y replace the SNS11A or
DRV11A board.
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.


FP3F0E35.EPS
006-252-05
1 3
Power OFF
Is SOLA1 normal? N Is drive system mechanism of
Check at [Other Actuators] of traylock mechanism normal?
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. Release tray 1 lock manually, and N
Y check that plunger of solenoid moves
smoothly.
Y
Check that there are no foreign particles at
mechanism.

Is solenoid normal?
Replace with same solenoid and check.
Or measure resistance between the
Y N
Replace DRV11A Replace SOLA1.

board.
Power OFF
Is SA7 ON? N N
interference.)
Correct actuator.
Y Y

Y N
Check again.
Is sensor normal?
Reference".
Y N

following order.
• SNS11A board
• DRV11A board FP3F0E36.EPS
006-252-02
0288 Tray 2 tray lock release error
02A1 Tray 2 lock sensor error
Cause
The SB7 state was abnormal when releasing the tray 2 lock (when locking).
SOLB1
SB7
FP3F0B14.EPS

CNSOLB1 CNSOLB1 SB6 CNB1 CNB3
NC COM 1 2 2
SB6 1
1
CNB1 2
3
CNB3 CNB4
4
CNB4 8
29 30
1
5

1b 30b 1 6 1 4 1 6
1a 30a 7 12 5 8 7 12
CN7 SB7
CN7 8 1
CN17
CN6
CN9 1
3 FP3F0H19.EPS
006-252-02

CN6
CN9 CNB3
NFB 10 3 1 COM SB6
+24VC
7 2 NC
+24VC
+5V CN17 CNB4 CNSOLB1

NFB7
6 4 3 SOLB1
+24VC
11 7 2
CN7 1
1 2 SNS11A 5 3
CN10 CNB1
21b 21 1
NFB1 23b
+5V 23 2
24b 24 3 SB7
006-252-02
Power ON
of M-Utility.
Remove cover.
Is SB6 normal? N Check attaching position of SB6.

Check at [Sensor Monitoring] of If normal, replace SB6.
Y
2
Power OFF
Are +5Vcc/+24VC voltages output N Are NFB of power supply unit,
normally? N
NFB7 of DRV11A board and NFB1
Reference".
DRV11A board.
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.


FP3F0E37.EPS
006-252-05
1 3
Power OFF
Is SOLB1 normal? N Is drive system mechanism of
Check at [Other Actuators] of traylock mechanism normal?
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. Release tray 2 lock manually, and N
Y check that plunger of solenoid moves
smoothly.
Y
Check that there are no foreign particles at
mechanism.

Is solenoid normal?
Y N
Replace DRV11A Replace SOLB1.

board.
Power OFF
Is SB7 ON? N N
interference.)
Correct actuator.
Y Y

Y N
Check again.
Is sensor normal?
Reference".
Y N

following order.
• SNS11A board
006-252-02
0298 Tray 1 suction cup unit rising error
2298 Retry
Cause
Abnormal SA2 status when raising the suction cup arm to the suction cup rising
deceleration position during removal initialization.
SA2 MA1
FP3F0B11.EPS

CNA1 NC COM 1 2 6 2
CNMA1 4 1
CNA3
1
CNA4 3 CNA4
6
12
29 30
CN10 1
7
CN10 CN16 CN9 CN6
1b 30b 1 8 1 4 1 6
1a 30a 9 16 5 8 7 12
CN7 SA2
CN7 CN16 8 1
CN6
CN9 1
FP3F0H20.EPS
3
006-252-02
CN6
CN9 CNA3
NFB 9 2 1 COM SA6
+24VB
6 2 NC
+24VB
CN16 CNA4 CNMA1

+5V 1 1 1
9 7 3
CN7 2 2 4 MA1
1 2 SNS11A 10 8 6
CN10 CNA1
5a 5 1
NFB1 7a
+5V 7 2
8a 8 3 SA2
006-252-02
Power ON
Are SA1/SB1 ON? N

Release tray lock.

Remove covers.

N
Adjusting Parts".
Y
2
Power OFF
normally?
Reference".
Y
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1
FP3F0E39.EPS
006-252-05
1 3
Note:
Y

Is motor normal?
Reference".
Y N

board.
Power OFF
Is SA2 normal? N N
interference.)
Correct actuator.
Y Y

Y N
Check again.
Is sensor normal?
Reference".
Y N

following order.
•SNS11A board
006-252-02
0299 Tray 2 suction cup unit rising error
2299 Retry
Cause
Abnormal SB2 status when raising the suction cup arm to the suction cup rising
deceleration position during removal initialization.
SB2
MB1
FP3F0B12.EPS

SB6 SB6 CNB1 CNMB1 CNB3
CNB1 NC COM 1 2 6 2
4 1
CNMB1
1
CNB3 3 CNB4
4
CNB4 8
29 30
1
5

1b 30b 1 6 1 4 1 6
1a 30a 7 12 5 8 7 12
CN7 SB2
CN7 8 1
CN17
CN6
CN9 1
3 FP3F0H21.EPS
006-252-02

CN6
CN9 CNB3
NFB 10 3 1 COM SB6
+24VC
7 2 NC
+24VC
CN17 CNB4 CNMB1

+5V 1 1 1
7 5 3
CN7 2 2 4 MB1
1 2 SNS11A 8 6 6
CN10 CNB1
5b 5 1
NFB1 7b
+5V 7 2
8b 8 3 SB2
006-252-02
Power ON
Are SA1/SB1 ON? N

Release tray lock.

Remove covers.

N
Y
2
Power OFF
normally?
Reference".
Y
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1
FP3F0E41.EPS
006-252-05
1 3
Note:
Y

Is motor normal?
Reference".
Y N

board.
Power OFF
Is SB2 normal? N N
interference.)
Correct actuator.
Y Y

Y N
Check again.
Is sensor normal?
Reference".
Y N

following order.
•SNS11A board
006-252-02
0920 Temperature abnormally low error (After start DELAY)
0921 Temperature abnormally low error (HG1)
Cause
The temperature did not rise to the specified value (TL) even after 45 minutes from the
startup of the equipment. (0920)
The temperature of the plate heater did not rise to the specified value (TL) even after 5
minutes. (0921 to 0926)
HG1-HG3 THG1-THG3
THG4
HG4
THG5
Rack 1 HG5
Rack 2 HG6
THG6
Rack 3
Rack 4
FANG1
FP3F0B18.EPS
Connector Layout for Checking\

CNG4
CNG2 SJ1 SJ1
6 1
NC COM
CNTHG1 5 8
CN8 CNHG1
1 4
CN7 CN6 CN9 CN8

8 1 1 6 1 4 1b 10b
CN7 7 12 5 8 1a 10a
CN6 CN2
CN3 CN2
CN9 CN3
1 7 1 6 FP3F0H22.EPS
006-252-02
PSU100/PSU200
CN2 CNG4 CNG6 TpG6

F4 6 6 1
SSR HG6
CN3
6 12 3
F2 CN2 CNG5 TpG5

5 5 1
SSR HG5
CN3
5 11 3
F1 CN2 CNG4 TpG4

4 4 1
SSR HG4
SSR CN3
4 10 3
F3 CN2 CNG1 TpG2

2 2 2
SSR HG2
CN3
2 8 6
F5 CN2 TpG1
1 1 1
SSR HG1
CN3
1 7 5
CN2 TpG3
3 3 3
SSR HG3
CN3
3 9 7
DRV11A
CN6 CN9 CNJ61
12 5 2 NC SJ1
NFB 1 1 COM
+24VA 8
Heater
control
signal
CN7
SNS11A
CN8 CNG2 CNTHG1
1a 1 1
2a 2 2 THG1
3a 3 3
4a 4 4 THG2
5a 5 5
6a 6 6 THG3
CNTHG4
7a 7 1
8a 8 2 THG4
CNTHG5
9a 9 1
10a 10 2 THG5
CNTHG6
1b 11 1
2b 12 2 THG6
CNTHG9
3b 13 1
4b 14 2 THG9
CNTHG10
5b 15 1
6b 16 2 THG10
CN2, CN3, CN8: Connectors which are difficult to measure alone by one person due to their remote distance.
CNG2, CNG4: Connector which is difficult to measure using the tester probe (too thick). FP3F0G72.EPS
006-252-02
Power ON
of M-Utility.
Y
Is SJ1 normal? N Check attaching position of SJ1.

Check at [Sensor Monitoring] of If normal, replace SJ1.
Y
2
Power OFF
Is AC voltage to heater output N Is fuse of power supply unit normal? N
normally? Refer to "3.5 Troubleshooting
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.
Y

1
FP3F0E43.EPS
006-252-02
1 3
Power OFF
Is heater normal?
Check at [Heating] of N Is thermal protector normal? N
[Heat Developper] of M-Utility. Check that Reset button is not pushed
up.
Y Press Reset button.
Y
Are cables to heater normal? N

Is current conducted between both

terminals of heater?
Y N
Replace SNS11A Replace heater.

board.
Is heater normal? N Are cables of thermistor normal? N

Check that heater temperature rises Check connector connection, cable
at [Temperature] of [Heat Developper] conduction, and connector pins.
of M-Utility. Y Repair or replace.
Y
Is thermistor normal?
Does error occur again? Measure resistance between
Y N both terminals of thermistor.
Reference".
Y N
2 3
Replace SNS11A Replace thermistor.
Check again.
board.
FP3F0E44.EPS
006-252-02
0931 Temperature abnormally high error (HG1)
Cause
The plate heater temperature does not drop to the specified value (TH) even after 5
minutes.
HG1-HG3 THG1-THG3
THG4
HG4
THG5
Rack 1 HG5
Rack 2 HG6
THG6
Rack 3
Rack 4
FANG1
FP3F0B17.EPS

CNG2
CNFANG1
SJ1
CNFANG2
NC COM
6 1
CNFANG1/CNFANG2
CN8
SJ1 1 CNTHG1 5 8
2
CNHG1
CN8
1b 10b 1 4
1a 10a
CN6 CN15
CN9 8 1 1 6 1 4 1 5
7 12 5 8 6 10
FP3F0H23.EPS
006-252-02
CN6 CN9 CNJ61
NFB 8 1 1 COM SJ1
+24VA
5 2 NC
+24VA
CN15 CNG3 CNFANG1 CNFANG1 FANG1

NFB9
3 3 1 1
+24VA
8 6 2 2
CNFANG2 FANG2
1
2
SNS11A
CN8 CNG2 CNTHG1
1a 1 1
2a 2 2 THG1
3a 3 3
4a 4 4 THG2
5a 5 5
6a 6 6 THG3
CNTHG4
7a 7 1
8a 8 2 THG4
CNTHG5
9a 9 1
10a 10 2 THG5
CNTHG6
1b 11 1
2b 12 2 THG6
CNTHG9
3b 13 1
4b 14 2 THG9
CNTHG10
5b 15 1
6b 16 2 THG10
CNG2: Connector which is difficult to measure using the tester probe (too thick). FP3F0G73.EPS
006-252-02
Power ON
of M-Utility.
Y
2
Power OFF
Is +24VA voltage output normally? N Are NFB of power supply unit and N
NFB9 of DRV11A board normal?
Reference".
replace the DRV11A board.


3
Power OFF
Are FANG1/FANG2 normal?
Check at [Fan Operation] of N Are cables to fan normal? N
[Heat Developper] of M-Utility. Check connector connection, cable
Y

terminals of fan?
Y N
Replace DRV11A Replace fan.

board.
3
Is thermistor normal? N Are cables of thermistor normal? N

Check that heater temperature rises at Check connector connection, cable
[Temperature] of [Heat Developper] conduction, and connector pins.
Y
Does error occur again? Measure resistance between both
Y N terminals of thermistor.
Refer to "3.5 Trouble shooting
Reference".
Y N
2 3
Check again.
board.
FP3F0E45.EPS
006-252-05
BLANK PAGE
006-252-02
0941 Overheat 1 error (HG1)
Cause
The plate heater temperature is above TH and below Terr even after 5 minutes from the
startup of the equipment.
HG1-HG3 THG1-THG3
THG4
HG4
THG5
Rack 1 HG5
Rack 2 HG6
THG6
Rack 3
Rack 4
FANG1
FP3F0B17.EPS

CNG2
CNFANG1
SJ1
CNFANG2
NC COM
6 1
CNFANG1/CNFANG2
CN8
SJ1 1 CNTHG1 5 8
2
CNHG1
CN8
1b 10b 1 4
1a 10a
CN6 CN15
CN9 8 1 1 6 1 4 1 5
7 12 5 8 6 10
FP3F0H24.EPS
006-252-02
CN6 CN9 CNJ61
NFB 8 1 1 COM SJ1
+24VA
5 2 NC
+24VA

NFB9
3 3 1 1
+24VA
8 6 2 2
CNFANG2 FANG2
1
2
SNS11A
CN8 CNG2 CNTHG1
1a 1 1
2a 2 2 THG1
3a 3 3
4a 4 4 THG2
5a 5 5
6a 6 6 THG3
CNTHG4
7a 7 1
8a 8 2 THG4
CNTHG5
9a 9 1
10a 10 2 THG5
CNTHG6
1b 11 1
2b 12 2 THG6
CNTHG9
3b 13 1
4b 14 2 THG9
CNTHG10
5b 15 1
6b 16 2 THG10
006-252-02
Power ON
of M-Utility.
Y
2
Power OFF
Reference".


3
Power OFF
Y

terminals of fan?
Y N

board.
3

Y
Reference".
Y N
2 3
Check again.
board.
FP3F0E46.EPS
006-252-05
BLANK PAGE
006-252-02
Cause
The plate heater temperature does not rise to the specified value (Terr) even after 6
seconds.
HG1-HG3 THG1-THG3
THG4
HG4
THG5
Rack 1 HG5
Rack 2 HG6
THG6
Rack 3
Rack 4
FANG1
FP3F0B17.EPS

CNG2
CNFANG1
SJ1
CNFANG2
NC COM
6 1
CNFANG1/CNFANG2
CN8
SJ1 2 CNTHG1 5 8
1
CNHG1
CN8
1b 10b 1 4
1a 10a
CN6 CN15
CN9 8 1 1 6 1 4 1 5
7 12 5 8 6 10
FP3F0H25.EPS
006-252-02
CN6 CN9 CNJ61
NFB 8 1 1 COM SJ1
+24VA
5 2 NC
+24VA

NFB9
3 3 1 1
+24VA
8 6 2 2
CNFANG2 FANG2
1
2
SNS11A
CN8 CNG2 CNTHG1
1a 1 1
2a 2 2 THG1
3a 3 3
4a 4 4 THG2
5a 5 5
6a 6 6 THG3
CNTHG4
7a 7 1
8a 8 2 THG4
CNTHG5
9a 9 1
10a 10 2 THG5
CNTHG6
1b 11 1
2b 12 2 THG6
CNTHG9
3b 13 1
4b 14 2 THG9
CNTHG10
5b 15 1
6b 16 2 THG10
006-252-02
Power ON
of M-Utility.
Y
2
Power OFF
Reference".


3
Power OFF
Y

terminals of fan?
Y N

board.
3

Y
Reference".
Y N
2 3
Check again. board.
FP3F0E47.EPS
006-252-05
BLANK PAGE
006-252-02
1201 Film empty
Cause
Film remainder display is “0”. Or SA8 did not turn ON even when film remainder display
is not “0”.
PA1
SA8
SvA1
FP3F0B28.EPS

SA6 SA6 CNA1 CNPA1/CNSVA1 CNA3
CNA1
NC COM 1 2 2
CNPA1
1
CNSVA1 1
2
CNA3
CNA4
SA8 6
CNA4 12
29 30
1
CN10 7
NO
CN10
COM
1b 30b
1a 30a
CN7 CN6 CN9 CN16

CN7
CN6 CN16 8 1 1 6 1 4 1 8
7 12 5 8 9 16
CN9 FP3F0H47.EPS
006-252-02
CN6
CN9 CNA3
NFB 9 2 1 COM SA6
+24VB
6 2 NC
+24VB
CN16 CNA4 CNSVA1

NFB6 9 2
13
+24VB
+5V 5 3 1 SvA1
CN7 CNPA1
1 2 SNS11A 14 10 2
6 4 1 PA1
CN10 CNA1
27a 27 COM
NFB1
+5V 28a 28 NO SA8
CN9 : Connector which is difficult to measure alone by one person due to its remote distance.
006-252-02
Power ON
Is SA1/SB1 ON? N
Release tray lock.

Remove covers.

N
Adjusting Parts".
Y
2
Power OFF
normally?
Reference".
Y
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1
FP3F0E97.EPS
006-252-05
Power OFF
Is PA1 normal?
Check operating sounds can be heard N Are cables to PA1 normal? N
at [Other Actuators] of Check connector connection, cable
Y
Replace in the following order.
• PA1
• DRV11A board
Power OFF
Is SVA1 normal?
Check operating sounds can be heard N Are cables to SVA1 normal? N
Y
• SVA1
Are SA3/SB3 attaching positions • DRV11A board
correct? N
Reattach.
Refer to "4.5.13 Adjusting the
SA3/SB3 Attaching Positions".
Y
Are suction cup, hose, and joint N

Reattach or replace.
normal?
Y

• SA8
• SNS11A board
• DRV11A board
FP3F0E98.EPS
006-252-02
1236 Heat development unit remainder film SG1 supply error
Cause
SG1 did not turn ON by the film leading edge when discharging film remaining in the
heat development unit during initialization.
MG1
SG1
FP3F0B21.EPS

CNMG1
CNG1
CNG3
1 4
6
1
8
3
CN11 CNG3
CNG1
SJ1
4
1
SG1
SJ1 CNMG1
NC COM 6
4
CN7
CN6 CN15
1
CN9
3
8 1 1 6 1 4 1 5 1b 26b
7 12 5 8 6 10 1a 26a
FP3F0H27.EPS
006-252-02
CN6
CN9 CNJ61
NFB 8 1 1 COM SJ1
+24VA
5 2 NC
+24VA
HEAT DEVELOPMENT UNIT
CN15 CNG3 CNMG1

1 1 1
6 4 3
2 2 4 MG1
+5V 7 5 6
CN7
1 2 SNS11A
CN11 CNG1
9b 1 1
NFB1 10b 2 2
+5V 11b 3 3 SG1
12b 4 4
CN15: Connectors which are difficult to measure alone by one person due to their remote distance.
006-252-02
Power ON
of M-Utility.
Check film stop position and state.

Y
2
Power OFF
Are +5Vcc/+24VA voltages output N Are NFB of power supply unit and
normally? N
Reference".
Reference".
Y Recover NFB.
Y
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1
FP3F0E51.EPS
006-252-05
1 3
Power OFF
Is MG1 normal? N Is drive system mechanism of heat
Check at [Motor Operation] of development unit mechanism normal?
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. Rotate MG1 drive gear with hand, and N
Y check that heat development unit
conveyance roller moves smoothly.
Y
Check the following items.
• Check attaching state of drive gear,
damage, wear, and then replace and
adjust parts as required.
• Check that there are no foreign particles
at conveyance route.

Is motor normal?
Reference".
Y N
Replace DRV11A Replace MG1.

board.
Power OFF
Are cables to sensor normal?
Is SG1 ON? N N
Y

Y N
Reference".
Y N
2 3
Replace SNS11A Replace SG1.
Check again. board
FP3F0E52.EPS
006-252-02
1237 Heat development unit remainder film SG2 discharge error
Cause
SG2 did not turn OFF when discharging film remaining in the heat development unit
MG1
SG2
FP3F0B22.EPS

CNMG1
CNG1
CNG3
1 4
6
1
8
3
CN11 CNG3
CNG1
SJ1
4
1
SG2
SJ1 CNMG1
NC COM 6
4
CN7
CN6 CN15
1
CN9
3
8 1 1 6 1 4 1 5 1b 26b
7 12 5 8 6 10 1a 26a
FP3F0H28.EPS
006-252-02
CN6
CN9 CNJ61
NFB 8 1 1 COM SJ1
+24VA
5 2 NC
+24VA
CN15 CNG3 CNMG1

1 1 1
6 4 3
2 2 4 MG1
+5V 7 5 6
CN7
1 2 SNS11A
CN11 CNG1
13b 5 1
NFB1 14b 6 2
+5V 15b 7 3 SG2
16b 8 4
CN15: Connectors which are difficult to measure alone by one person due to their remote distance.
006-252-02
Power ON
of M-Utility.

Y
2
Power OFF
Are +5Vcc/+24VA voltages output N Are NFB of power supply unit and
normally? N
Reference".
Reference".
Y Recover NFB.
Y
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1
FP3F0E53.EPS
006-252-05
1 3
Power OFF
Check at [Motor Operation] of development unit mechanism normal?
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. Rotate MG1 drive gear with hand, and N
Y
• Check attaching state of drive gear,
damage, wear, and then replace and

Is motor normal?
Reference".
Y N
Replace DRV11A Replace MG1.

board.
Power OFF
Is SG2 ON? N N
Y

Y N
Reference".
Y N
Convey several films and
2 check conveyance state.
Check again. board
FP3F0E54.EPS
006-252-02
1243 Before-sub-scanning conveyor remainder film SE3 supply error
Cause
SE3 did not turn ON by the film leading edge when discharging film remaining in the
before-sub-scanning conveyor during initialization.
SE3
MD1
ME2
MD2
FP3F0B23.EPS

CNE1 SB6 CNB3
CNME2 NC COM 2
4 1
SB6 1 SE3
CNB3 8
1
CNE1
CND2
CND1
CN11 1
CN13 3
CN12
4
6
CNME2 CND2
10
CN7 1
SJ2/SJ3 1
CN6 3 CND1
CN9 NC COM 2
4

8 1 1 6 1 4 1 3 10 1 1b 26b
7 12 5 8 4 6 1a 26a
FP3F0H29.EPS
006-252-02
CN6 CN9
NFB 11 4 COM SJ2
+24VD
NC
COM SJ3
8 NC
SUB SCANNING UNIT
CN12 CND1 CN1

NFB 7
+15VM 1 1 1
RELAY
4 3 2
3 2 3
6 4 4
CN13 CND2 CN2

3 3 3 MD1
4 4 4
5 5 5
6 6 6
9 9 9
10 10 10
+5VR
CN9 CNB3 SB6
3 1 COM
NFB 7 2 NC
10
+24VC
TRANSPORT UNIT
CN19 CNME2
3 1
7 3
+5V 4 4 ME2
8 6
CN7
1 2 SNS11A
CN11 CNE1
5b 5 1
NFB1 6b 6 2
+5V 7b 7 3 SE3
8b 8 4
CN9, CN19: CConnectors which are difficult to measure alone by one person due to their remote distance.
006-252-02
Power ON
Check error details at [Error Log Data] 2
of M-Utility.
Are SJ2/SJ3/SB6 normal? N Check attaching positions of SJ2/SJ3/SB6.

Check at [Sensor Monitoring] of If normal, replace SJ2/SJ3/SB6.
Y
Power OFF
Are +5Vcc/+15VM/+24VC/+24VD N Are NFB of power supply unit and
voltages output normally?
NFB2 of DRV11A board, and NFB1 N
Reference".
DRV11A board.
Reference".
Replace fuse.
Y

Power OFF
Is MD1 normal? N Is drive system mechanism of sub
Check the following items,
Check at [Motor Operation] of scanning unit normal? N and replace and adjust parts
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. Rotate MD1 drive shaft with hand,
as required.
Y and check that roller rotates smoothly.
• Kapton belt
Y • SUS belt
• Rubber belt
• Tensioner
• Grip spring
Are cables normal? • Grip roller, conveyance roller
N
Check connector connection, cable • Biting of foreign particles

• MD1
• DRV11A board
FP3F0E55.EPS
006-252-05
Is sub scanning unit grip normal? N Refer to "4. Inspecting, Replacing, Adjusting Parts" and adjust.
Check that grip rollers are parallel.
After adjusting, check again.
Power OFF
Is ME2 normal? N Is drive system mechanism of film
Check attaching state of drive
Check at [Motor Operation] of transport unit normal? N gear, damage, wear, and then
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. Rotate ME2 gear with hand, and
replace and adjust parts as
Y check that roller rotates smoothly.
required.
Y Check that there are no
foreign particles at conveyance
route.
Is motor normal?
Reference".
Y N

board.
Is transport unit grip normal?

Check that clearance is 0.5 mm at N Adjust home position.
[Grip] of [Check Mechanism] of Refer to "3.5 Troubleshooting Reference".
M-Utility.
Y
Power OFF
Is SE3 normal? N Are cables to sensor normal? N
Y

Reference".
Convey several films and Y N
Check again.
board. FP3F0E56.EPS
006-252-02
1245 Tray 1 remainder film SC1 supply error
Cause
SC1 did not turn ON by the film leading edge when discharging film remaining in the
upper removal unit during initialization.
MA 2
MC 1
SC 1
FP3F0B24.EPS

4
SA6 SA6 CNA3 1 SC1
NC COM 2
CNA3 CNMA2 1
4 6
CNMA2 3
1
CNC1
CNMC1
CN11
CNMC1
6
CN18 4
CN7 CNC1 1
CN16
CN6 3
CN9
CN11 CN18
SJ2/SJ3
1b 26b 1 7 NC COM
1a 26a 8 14
CN7 CN6 CN9 CN16
8 1 1 6 1 4 1 8
7 12 5 8 9 16 FP3F0H30.EPS
006-252-02

CN6
CN9 CNA3
NFB 9 2 1 COM SA6
+24VB
6 2 NC
+24VB
CN16 CNMA2
3 1
11 3
4 4 MA2
12 6
CN9
NFB 11 4 COM SJ2
+24VD
NC
COM SJ3
8 NC
+24VD
CN18 CNMC1
1 1
8 3
+5V 2 4 MC1
9 6
CN7
1 2 SNS11A
CN11 CNC1
1a 1 1
NFB1 2a 2 2
+5V 3a 3 3 SC1
4a 4 4
006-252-02
Power ON
Is SA1/SB1 ON? N
Release tray lock.

Remove covers.
Are SJ2/SJ3/SA6 normal? Adjust attaching positions of

N
Check at [Sensor Monitoring] of SJ2/SJ3/SA6.
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. If normal, replace SJ2/SJ3/SA6.
Y
2
Power OFF
Are +5Vcc/+24VB/+24VD voltages N Are NFB of power supply unit and N
output normally?
Reference".
Y
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1
FP3F0E57.EPS
006-252-05
1
Power OFF
Is MC1 normal? N Is drive system mechanism of
Check at [Motor Operation] of before-sub-scanning conveyor normal? N and then replace and adjust
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. Rotate MC1 drive gear with hand, and
parts as required.
• Attaching state of drive gear,
Y damage, and wear.
• Belts and belt tension.
Is motor normal?
Refer to "3.5 Troubleshooting Reference".
Y N

Is before-sub-scanning conveyor grip board.
normal? N Adjust home position.
Check that clearance is 0.5 mm at Refer to "3.5 Troubleshooting Reference".
[Grip] of [Check Mechanism] of
M-Utility.
Y Power OFF
Is MA2 normal? N Is drive system mechanism of
Check at [Motor Operation] of removal unit normal? N gear, damage, wear, and then
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. Rotate MA2 gear with hand, and
required.
Y

Is motor normal?
Y N
board.
M-Utility.
Y Power OFF
Is SC1 normal? N Are cables to sensor normal? N

Check again. FP3F0E58.EPS
board.
006-252-02
1246 Tray 1 remainder film SA4 discharge error
Cause
SA4 did not turn OFF when discharging film remaining in the upper removal unit during
initialization.
MA2
SA4
FP3F0B25.EPS

4
SA6 CNA3 1 SA4
CNA1
CNA2 NC COM 2
CNA3 CNMA2 1
4 6
3
CNMA2 1
CNA2
CNMC1
CN10
8 CNMC1
6
4
CN18
1
CN7 1
CN16
CN6 3
CN9 CN10 CN18
1b 30b 1 7 SJ2/SJ3
1a 30a 8 14
NC COM
CN7 CN6 CN9 CN16
8 1 1 6 1 4 1 8
7 12 5 8 9 16
FP3F0H31.EPS
006-252-02
CN6 CN9
NFB 11 4 COM SJ2
+24VD
NC
COM SJ3
8 NC
+24VD
CN18 CNMC1
1 1
8 3
2 4 MC1
9 6
UPPER REMOVAL UNIT
CN9 CNA3
NFB 9 2 1 COM SA6
+24VB
6 2 NC
+24VB
CN16 CNMA2
+5V 3 1
11 3
CN7 4 4 MA2
1 2 SNS11A 12 6
CN10 CNA1 CNA2

13a 13 5 1
NFB1 14a 14 6 2
+5V 15a 15 7 3 SA4
16a 16 8 4
006-252-02
Power ON
Check error details at 2
Is SA1/SB1 ON? N
Release tray lock.

Remove covers.
Are SJ2/SJ3/SA6 normal? N Adjust attaching positions of

Y
Power OFF
Are +5Vcc/+24VB/+24VD voltages N Are NFB of power supply unit and
output normally?
NFB1 of SNS11A board normal? N
Reference".
Reference".
Y Recover NFB.
Reference".
Replace fuse.
Y

1

FP3F0E59.EPS
006-252-05
Power OFF
parts as required.
Y damage, and wear.
Are cables normal? Y Is motor normal?

Check connector connection, cable Replace with same motor and check.
conduction, and connector pins. Or perform pulse motor inspection.
N Refer to "3.5 Troubleshooting Reference".
Y N
Repair or replace.
board.
Is before-sub-scanning conveyor grip
Check that clearance is 0.5 mm at
M-Utility.
Y
Power OFF
Is MA2 normal? N Is drive system mechanism of Check attaching state of drive
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. Rotate MA2 gear with hand, and replace and adjust parts as
Y check that roller rotates smoothly. required.
Y

Y N
Repair or replace.
board.

M-Utility.
Y Power OFF
Is SA4 normal? N Are cables to sensor normal? N

Check again. Replace SNS11A Replace SA4.
FP3F0E60.EPS
board.
006-252-02
1247 Tray 2 remainder film SC1 supply error
Cause
SC1 did not turn ON by the film leading edge when discharge remaining film from the
lower removal unit during initialization.
MB 2
MC 1
SC1
FP3F0B26.EPS

4
SB6 CNB3 1 SC1
SB6
NC COM 2
CNMB2 1
CNB3 4 6
3
CNMB2 1
CNC1
CNMC1
CN11
CNMC1
6
4
CN7 CN16
CNC1 1
CN6 CN17
3
CN9
CN11 CN16
SJ2/SJ3
1b 26b 1 8 NC COM
1a 26a 9 16
CN7 CN6 CN9 CN17
8 1 1 6 1 4 1 6
7 12 5 8 7 12 FP3F0H32.EPS
006-252-02
CN6 CN9 CNB3

NFB 10 3 1 COM SB6
+24VC
7 2 NC
+24VC
CN17 CNMB2
3 1
9 3
4 4 MB2
10 6
CN9
NFB 11 4 COM SJ2
+24VD
NC
COM SJ3
8 NC
+24VD
CN18 CNMC1
1 1
8 3
+5V 2 4 MC1
9 6
CN7
1 2 SNS11A
CN11 CNC1
1a 1 1
NFB1 2a 2 2
+5V 3a 3 3 SC1
4a 4 4
006-252-02
Power ON
of M-Utility.
Are SA1/SB1 ON? N

Y Supplementary Note: Check that suction cup arm is at
upper dead-point.
Release tray lock.

Remove covers.
Are SJ2/SJ3/SB6 normal? N Adjust attaching positions of SJ2/SJ3/SB6.

Y
Are +5Vcc/+24VC/+24VD voltages Power OFF

output normally? N Are NFB of power supply unit and
Refer to "3.5 Troubleshooting NFB1 of SNS11A board normal? N
Reference". Refer to "3.5 Troubleshooting
Y Reference".
Y Recover NFB.
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1 conduction, and connector pins.

FP3F0E61.EPS
006-252-05
Power OFF
Is MC1 normal? N Is drive system mechanism of replace and adjust
Check at [Motor Operation] of before-sub-scanning conveyor normal? N parts as required.
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. Rotate drive shaft of MC1 with hand, •Attaching state, damage, wear of
Y and check that roller rotates smoothly. drive gear
Y •Attaching state of drive gear,
damage, wear
Are cables normal? N •Belt and belt tension
Is motor normal?
Perform pulse motor inspection.
Reference".
Y N

board.
Is before-sub-scanning conveyor grip N Adjust home position.
normal?
Check at [Grip] of [Check Mechanism]
of M-Utility, and check that
interval is 0.5 mm.
Y Power OFF
N Is drive system mechanism of removal

Is MB2 normal? Check attaching state of
unit normal? N
Check at [Motor Operation] of drive gear, damage, and
Rotate MB2 gear with hand, and
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. wear, etc., and replace and
check that roller rotates smoothly.
Y Y

Is motor normal?
Reference".
Y N
board.
Check at [Grip] of [Check Mechanism] N Adjust home position.
of M-Utility, and check that interval is Refer to "3.5 Troubleshooting Reference".
0.5 mm.
Power OFF
Y
Are cables to sensor normal? N
Is SC1 normal? N Check connector connection, cable
Check at [Sensor Monitoring] of conduction, and connector pins.
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. Y Repair or replace.
Y
Is sensor normal?
Does error occur again? Replace with same sensor and check.
Y N
Reference".
Convey several films, and Y N
Check again.
board. FP3F0E62.EPS
006-252-02
1248 Tray 2 remainder film SB4 discharge error
Cause
SB4 did not turn OFF when discharging film remaining in the lower removal unit during
initialization.
MB2
SB4
MC1
FP3F0B27.EPS

4
SB6 SB6 CNB3 1 SB4
CNB1 NC COM 2
CNB2 CNMB2 1
CNB3 4 6
3
CNMB2 1
CNMC2
CN10 CNB2
8
CN18 CNMC2
6
1 4
CN7
CN17
CN6
1
CN9
CN10 CN18 3
1b 30b 1 7
1a 30a 8 14 SJ2/SJ3
CN7 CN6 CN9 CN17 NC COM
8 1 1 6 1 4 1 6
7 12 5 8 7 12
FP3F0H33.EPS
006-252-02
CN6 CN9
NFB 11 4 COM SJ2
+24VD
NC
COM SJ3
8 NC
+24VD
CN18 CNMC1
1 1
8 3
2 4 MC1
9 6
LOWER REMOVAL UNIT
CN9 CNB3
NFB 10 3 1 COM SB6
+24VC
7 2 NC
+24VC
CN17 CNMB2
+5V 3 1
9 3
CN7 4 4 MB2
1 2 SNS11A 10 6
CN10 CNB1 CNB2

13b 13 5 1
NFB1 14b 14 6 2
+5V 15b 15 7 3 SB4
16b 16 8 4
006-252-02
Power ON
Is SA1/SB1 ON? N
Release tray lock.

Remove covers.
Are SJ2/SJ3/SB6 normal? Adjust attaching positions of

N
Check at [Sensor Monitoring] of SJ2/SJ3/SB6.
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. If normal, replace SJ2/SJ3/SB6.
Y
2
Power OFF
Are +5Vcc/+24VC/+24VD voltages N Are NFB of power supply unit and N
output normally?
Reference".
Y
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1
FP3F0E63.EPS
006-252-05
Power OFF
parts as required.
Y damage, and wear.
Are cables normal? Is motor normal?

Check connector connection, cable Y Replace with same motor and check.
Y N
Repair or replace. Replace DRV11A Replace MC1.
board.

M-Utility.
Y
Power OFF
Is MB2 normal? N Is drive system mechanism of removal
Check at [Motor Operation] of unit normal?
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. Rotate MB2 gear with hand, and check N gear, damage, wear, and then
Y that roller rotates smoothly.
Move rubber roller between suction
required.
cup up and down with hand, and check
that it moves smoothly.
Y

Y N
Repair or replace.
board.
M-Utility.
Y Power OFF
Is SB4 normal? N Are cables to sensor normal? N

Check again. Replace SNS11A Replace SB4.
FP3F0E64.EPS
board.
006-252-02
2254 Retry
Cause
The SA8 state was abnormal due to dropping of the suctioned film during removal
operations at the upper removal unit.
PA1
SA8
SvA1
FP3F0B28.EPS

CNA1 NC COM 2
CNPA1 1 2
1
CNSVA1 1
2
CNA3
CNA4
SA8 6
CNA4 12
29 30
1
7
CN10 NO
CN10
COM
1b 30b
1a 30a
CN7 CN6 CN9 CN16

CN7
CN6 CN16 8 1 1 6 1 4 1 8
7 12 5 8 9 16
CN9 FP3F0H34.EPS
006-252-02
CN6
CN9 CNA3
NFB 9 2 1 COM SA6
+24VB
6 2 NC
+24VB
CN16 CNA4 CNSVA1

NFB6 9 2
13
+24VB
+5V 5 3 1 SvA1
CN7 CNPA1
1 2 SNS11A 14 10 2
6 4 1 PA1
CN10 CNA1
27a 27 COM
NFB1
+5V 28a 28 NO SA8
006-252-02
Power ON
Is SA1/SB1 ON? N
Release tray lock.

Remove covers.

N
Adjusting Parts".
Y
2
Power OFF
normally?
Reference".
Y
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1
FP3F0E65.EPS
006-252-05
Power OFF
Is PA1 normal?
Y
• PA1
• DRV11A board
Power OFF
Is SVA1 normal?
Y
• SVA1
• DRV11A board

normal? Reattach or replace.

• SA8
• SNS11A board
006-252-02
1255 Tray 1 removal unit leading edge detection error
2255 Retry
Cause
SA4 did not turn OFF when conveying film to the removal unit conveyance roller during
removal operations at the upper removal unit.
MA2
SA4
FP3F0B25.EPS

SA6 SA6 CNA1 CNA2 CNA3
CNA1 NC COM 1 2 2
CNA2 CNMA2 1
4 6
CNA3 8 3
1
CNMA2
1 4
29 30 1 SA4
CN10
CN10
1b 30b
1a 30a
CN7 CN6 CN9 CN16
CN7
CN6 CN16 8 1 1 6 1 4 1 8
7 12 5 8 9 16
CN9 FP3F0H35.EPS
006-252-02
CN6
CN9 CNA3
NFB 9 2 1 COM SA6
+24VB
6 2 NC
+24VB
CN16 CNMA2
+5V 3 1
11 3
CN7 4 4 MA2
1 2 SNS11A 12 6
CN10 CNA1 CNA2

13a 13 5 1
NFB1 14a 14 6 2
+5V 15a 15 7 3 SA4
16a 16 8 4
006-252-02
Power ON
Is SA1/SB1 ON? N
Release tray lock.

Remove covers.

N
Adjusting Parts".
Y
2
Power OFF
normally?
Reference".
Y
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1
FP3F0E71.EPS
006-252-05
Power OFF
Is MA2 normal? N Is conveyance system mechanism of
Check at [Motor Operation] of removal unit normal?
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. Rotate MA2 gear with hand, and check N
Y

Is motor normal?
Reference".
Y N

board.
Power OFF
Y

Y N
following order.
Check again.
• SNS11A board
FP3F0E72.EPS
• DRV11A board
006-252-02
2261 Retry
Cause
The SA8 state was abnormal due to dropping of the suctioned film during removal
operations at the lower removal unit.
PA1
SA8
SvA1
FP3F0B29.EPS

CNA1 NC COM 2
CNPA1 1 2
1
CNSVA1 1
2
CNA3
CNA4
SA8 6
CNA4 12
29 30
1
7
CN10 NO
CN10
COM
1b 30b
1a 30a
CN7 CN6 CN9 CN16

CN7
CN6 CN16 8 1 1 6 1 4 1 8
7 12 5 8 9 16
CN9 FP3F0H36.EPS
006-252-02
CN6
CN9 CNA3
NFB 9 2 1 COM SA6
+24VB
6 2 NO
+24VB
CN16 CNA4 CNSVA1

NFB6 9 2
13
+24VB
+5V 5 3 1 SvA1
CN7 CNPA1
1 2 SNS11A 14 10 2
6 4 1 PA1
CN10 CNA1
27a 27 COM
NFB1
+5V 28a 28 NO SA8
006-252-02
Power ON
Is SA1/SB1 ON? N
Release tray lock.

Remove covers.

N
Adjusting Parts".
Y
2
Power OFF
normally?
Reference".
Y
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1
FP3F0E69.EPS
006-252-05
Power OFF
Is PA1 normal?
Y
• PA1
• DRV11A board
Power OFF
Is SVA1 normal?
Y
• SVA1
• DRV11A board

Reattach or replace.
normal?
Y

• SA8
• SNS11A board
006-252-02
1262 Tray 2 removal unit leading edge detection error
2262 Retry
Cause
SB4 did not turn OFF when conveying film to the removal unit conveyance roller during
removal operations at the lower removal unit.
MB2
SB4
FP3F0B31.EPS

SB6 SB6 CNB1 CNB2 CNB3
CNB1 NC COM 1 2 2
CNB2 CNMB2 1
4 6
8 3
CNB3
1
CNMB2 1 4
29 30 1 SB4
CN10
CN10
1b 30b
1a 30a
CN7 CN6 CN9 CN17
CN7
CN6 CN17 8 1 1 6 1 4 1 6
7 12 5 8 7 12
CN9
FP3F0H37.EPS
006-252-02
CN6
CN9 CNB3
NFB 10 3 1 COM SB6
+24VC
7 2 NC
+24VC
CN17 CNMB2
+5V 3 1
9 3
CN7 4 4 MB2
1 2 SNS11A 10 6
CN10 CNB1 CNB2

13b 13 5 1
NFB1 14b 14 6 2
+5V 15b 15 7 3 SB4
16b 16 8 4
006-252-02
Power ON
Is SA1/SB1 ON? N
Release tray lock.

Remove covers.

N
Adjusting Parts".
Y
2
Power OFF
normally?
Reference".
Y
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1
FP3F0E73.EPS
006-252-05
Power OFF
Is MB2 normal? N Is conveyance system mechanism of
Check at [Motor Operation] of removal unit normal?
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. Rotate MB2 gear with hand, and check N
Y

Is motor normal?
Reference".
Y N

board.
Power OFF
Y

Y N
following order.
Check again.
• SNS11A board
FP3F0E74.EPS
• DRV11A board
006-252-02
Cause
SC1 did not turn ON by the film leading edge when conveying film to the before-sub-
scanning conveyor during removal conveyance.
MA2
MB2
MC 1
SC 1
FP3F0B32.EPS

SA6 SA6/SB6 CNA3 CNB3
SB6 NC COM 2 2
CNA3 CNMA2 1 CNMB2 1
CNMA2 4 6 4 6
CNB3 4 3 3
1 SC1 1 1
CNMB2
CNC1
CNMC1
CNMC1
CN18 6
4
CN7
CN16 1
CN6
CN9 3
CN18 CNC1
1 7 SJ2/SJ3
8 14 NC COM
CN7 CN6 CN9 CN16
8 1 1 6 1 4 1 8
7 12 5 8 9 16
FP3F0H38.EPS
006-252-02

CN6
CN9 CNA3
NFB 9 2 1 COM SA6
+24VB
6 2 NC
+24VB
CN16 CNMA2
3 1
11 3
4 4 MA2
12 6
LOWER REMOVAL UNIT
CN9 CNB3
NFB 10 3 1 COM SB6
+24VC
7 2 NC
+24VC
CN17 CNMB2
3 1
9 3
4 4 MB2
10 6
CN9
NFB 11 4 COM SJ2
+24VD
NC
COM SJ3
8 NC
+24VD
CN18 CNMC1
1 1
8 3
+5V 2 4 MC1
9 6
CN7
1 2 SNS11A
CN11 CNC1
1a 1 1
NFB1 2a 2 2
+5V 3a 3 3 SC1
4a 4 4
CN9, CN16, CN17: Connectors which are difficult to measure alone by

one person due to their remote distance.
006-252-02
Power ON
of M-Utility.
Remove cover.
Check film state.
Are SJ2/SJ3/SA6/SB6 normal? N Adjust attaching positions of SJ2/SJ3/SA6/SB6.

Check at [Sensor Monitoring] of If normal, replace SJ2/SJ3/SA6/SB6.
Y
Power OFF
Are +5Vcc/+24VB/+24VC/+24VD N Are NFB of power supply unit and
NFB1 of SNS11A board normal? N
Reference".
Reference".
Y Recover NFB.
Reference".
Replace fuse.
Y
Are cables normal?

N

Power OFF
parts as required.
• Attaching state of drive
Y gear, damage, and wear.
Is motor normal?
Y N

1 board.
FP3F0E75.EPS
006-252-05
Is before-sub-scanning conveyor grip N Refer to "4. Inspecting, Replacing, Adjusting Parts" and adjust.
normal?
After adjusting, check again.
M-Utility.
Y
Power OFF
required.
Y

Is motor normal?
Y N

board.
Power OFF
Is MB2 normal? N Is drive system mechanism of removal
Check at [Motor Operation] of unit normal? N gear, damage, wear, and then
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. Rotate MB2 gear with hand, and check
required.
Y

Is motor normal?
Y N

board.
Power OFF

Check again. Replace SNS11A Replace SC1.
board. FP3F0E76.EPS
006-252-02
Cause
SA4 did not turn OFF when discharging film from the upper removal unit during removal
conveyance.
MA2
SA4
MC1
FP3F0B33.EPS

4
SA6 CNA3 1 SA4
CNA1
CNA2 NC COM 2
CNA3 CNMA2 1
4 6
3
CNMA2 1
CNA2
CNMC1
CN10
8 CNMC1
6
4
CN18
1
CN7 1
CN16
CN6 3
CN9 CN10 CN18
1b 30b 1 7 SJ2/SJ3
1a 30a 8 14
NC COM
CN7 CN6 CN9 CN16
8 1 1 6 1 4 1 8
7 12 5 8 9 16
FP3F0H39.EPS
006-252-02
CN6 CN9
NFB 11 4 COM SJ2
+24VD
NC
COM SJ3
8 NC
+24VD
CN18 CNMC1
1 1
8 3
2 4 MC1
9 6
UPPER REMOVAL UNIT
CN9 CNA3
NFB 9 2 1 COM SA6
+24VB
6 2 NC
+24VB
CN16 CNMA2
+5V 3 1
11 3
CN7 4 4 MA2
1 2 SNS11A 12 6
CN10 CNA1 CNA2

13a 13 5 1
NFB1 14a 14 6 2
+5V 15a 15 7 3 SA4
16a 16 8 4
006-252-02
Power ON
Is SA1/SB1 ON? N
Release tray lock.

Remove covers.
Are SJ2/SJ3/SA6 normal? Adjust attaching positions of

N
Y
2
Power OFF
Are +5Vcc/+24VB/+24VD voltages N Are NFB of power supply unit and N
output normally?
Reference".
Y

Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1
FP3F0E77.EPS
006-252-05
Power OFF
parts as required.
Y damage, and wear.
Is motor normal?
Y N

board.
M-Utility.
Y
Power OFF
required.
Y

Is motor normal?
Y N
board.
Power OFF

Check again. Replace SNS11A Replace SA4.
FP3F0E78.EPS
board.
006-252-02
Cause
SB4 did not turn OFF when discharging film from the lower removal unit during removal
conveyance.
MB2
SB4
MC1
FP3F0B34.EPS

4
SB6 SB6 CNB3 1 SB4
CNB1 NC COM 2
CNB2 CNMB2 1
CNB3 4 6
3
CNMB2 1
CNMC2
CN10 CNB2
8
CN18 CNMC2
6
4
CN7 1
CN17
CN6
1
CN9
3
CN10 CN18
1b 30b 1 7 SJ2/SJ3
1a 30a 8 14
NC COM
CN7 CN6 CN9 CN17
8 1 1 6 1 4 1 6
7 12 5 8 7 12
FP3F0H40.EPS
006-252-02
CN6 CN9
NFB 11 4 COM SJ2
+24VD
NC
COM SJ3
8 NC
+24VD
CN18 CNMC1
1 1
8 3
2 4 MC1
9 6
LOWER REMOVAL UNIT
CN9 CNB3
NFB 10 3 1 COM SB6
+24VC
7 2 NC
+24VC
CN17 CNMB2
+5V 3 1
9 3
CN7 4 4 MB2
1 2 SNS11A 10 6
CN10 CNB1 CNB2

13b 13 5 1
NFB1 14b 14 6 2
+5V 15b 15 7 3 SB4
16b 16 8 4
006-252-02
Power ON
Is SA1/SB1 ON? N
Release tray lock.

Remove covers.
Are SJ2/SJ3/SB6 normal? Adjust attaching positions of

N
Check at [Sensor Monitoring] of SJ2/SJ3/SB6.
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. If normal, replace SJ2/SJ3/SB6.
Y
2
Power OFF
Are +5Vcc/+24VC/+24VD voltages N Are NFB of power supply unit and N
output normally?
Reference".
Y
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1
Replace power supply unit. FP3F0E79.EPS
006-252-05
Power OFF
parts as required.
Y damage, and wear.
Is motor normal?
Y N

board.
M-Utility.
Y
Power OFF
Is MB2 normal? N Is drive system mechanism of
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. Rotate MB2 gear with hand, and
required.
Y

Is motor normal?
Y N
board.
Power OFF

Check again. Replace SNS11A Replace SB4.
FP3F0E80.EPS
board.
006-252-02
1268 SC1 discharge error
Cause
SC1 did not turn OFF when discharging film from the before-sub-scanning conveyor
during before-sub-scanning conveyance.
MD1 MC 1
M D2 MC 2
SC 1
FP3F0B35.EPS

4
SB6 SB6 CNB3 1 SC1
NC COM 2
1
CND2 CNB3
CNC1
CND3
CND1 CNMC1 CNMC1
6
CN13 4
CN12
1
CN14 3
1 CND2 CND3
CN7 CN18 CNC1 10
1
CN6 CN11 3
CN9 2 CND1 2
4 1
CN11 CN13 CN12
1b 26b 10 1 1 3 SJ2/SJ3
1a 26a 4 6
NC COM
8 1 1 6 1 4 1 7 1 2
7 12 5 8 8 14 3 4
FP3F0H41.EPS
006-252-02
PSU100/PSU200 DRV11A SUB SCANNING UNIT

CN14 CND3 CNMD2
NFB2 1 1 1
+15VM 3 2 2 MD2
CN6 CN9
NFB 11 4 COM SJ2
+24VD
NC
COM SJ3
8 NC
SUB SCANNING UNIT
CN12 CND1 CN1

NFB 7
+15VM 1 1 1
RELAY +15VM
4 3 2
3 2 3
6 4 4
CN13 CND2 CN2

3 3 3 MD1
4 4 4
5 5 5
6 6 6
9 9 9
10 10 10
+5VR
CN9 CNB3 SB6
3 1 COM
NFB 7 2 NC
10
+24VC
CN18 CNMC1
1 1
8 3
+5V 2 4 MC1
9 6
CN7
1 2 SNS11A
CN11 CNC1
1a 1 1
NFB1 2a 2 2
+5V 3a 3 3 SC1
4a 4 4
CN9 : Connector which is difficult to measure alone by one person due to its remote distance.
006-252-02
Power ON
of M-Utility.
Remove cover.

Y
Power OFF
Reference".
DRV11A board.
Reference".
Replace fuse.
Y


Power OFF
Is MD1 (FFM) normal? Is drive system mechanism of sub Check the following items,
N
Check at [Motor Operation] of scanning unit normal? and replace and adjust parts
N
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. Rotate MD1 drive shaft with hand, as required.
Y and check that it rotates smoothly. • Rubber belt, SUS belt,
Y Kapton belt
• Belt tensioner
• Conveyance roller
Are cables normal? N • Biting of foreign particles

• MD1
• DRV11A board
FP3F0E81.EPS
006-252-05
1
Power OFF
Is grip mechanism of sub scanning unit
Is MD2 normal? N normal? N and replace and adjust parts
Check at [Grip] of [Check Mechanism] Rotate MD2 cam with hand, and check
as required.
of M-Utility. that grip roller moves up and down
• Attaching position of cam
Y smoothly.
• Grip spring
Y

Is motor normal?
Y N

board.
Is sub scanning unit grip normal? N
Check that grip roller is parallel. Refer to "4. Inspecting, Replacing, Adjusting Parts" and check.
Y
Power OFF
parts as required.
Y damage, and wear.
Is motor normal?
Y N

board.
Is transport unit grip normal? N Adjust home position.
M-Utility.
Y
Power OFF

Check again. Replace SNS11A Replace SC1.
FP3F0E82.EPS
board.
006-252-02
1271 SD1 supply error
1296 SD1 discharge error
Cause
The SD1 state was abnormal when supplying film to the sub scanning unit (discharging
from the sub scanning unit) during recording conveyance.
MD1 MC1
MD2 MC2
MC3 FP3F0B36.EPS

SB6 SB6 CNB3
NC COM 2
1
CND2 CNB3
CND26 CND3
CNMC1 CNMC1
CND1 6
CN13 4
CN12
1
CN14 CND2 3
1
10
1
CND3
CN7 CN18
3 CND1
CN6 *CN9 2
CN9 14 4 2
CND26 1
CN13 CN12 CN14
10 1 1 3 1 2 SJ2/SJ3
4 6 3 4 NC COM
CN7 CN6 CN9 *CN9 CN18
8 1 1 6 1 4 4 1 1 7
7 12 5 8 8 14
FP3F0H42.EPS
006-252-02

CN14 CND3 CNMD2
NFB2 1 1 1
+15VM 3 2 2 MD2
CN6 CN9
NFB 11 4 COM SJ2
+24VD
NC
COM SJ3
8 NC
SUB SCANNING UNIT
CN12 CND1 CN1

NFB 7
+15VM 1 1 1
RELAY +15VM
4 3 2
3 2 3
6 4 4
CN13 CND2 CN2

3 3 3 MD1
4 4 4
5 5 5
6 6 6
9 9 9
10 10 10
+5VR
CN9 CNB3 SB6
3 1 COM
NFB 7 2 NC
10
+24VC
CN18 CNMC1
1 1
8 3
+5V 2 4 MC1
9 6
CN7
1 2
SNS11A
SUB SCANNING UNIT
SCN11A CN9 CND26

1a 1 1
2a 2 2
3a 3 3 SD1
4a 4 4
FP3F0G92.EPS
006-252-02
Power ON
of M-Utility.
Remove cover.

Y
Power OFF
Reference".
DRV11A board.
Reference".
Replace fuse.
Y


Power OFF
Is MD1 (FFM) normal? N Is drive system mechanism of sub
Check at [Motor Operation] of scanning unit normal? N and replace and adjust parts
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. Rotate MD1 drive shaft with hand,
as required.
Y and check that it rotates smoothly.
• Rubber belt, SUS belt,
Y Kapton belt
• Belt tensioner
Are cables normal? • Biting of foreign particles
N

• MD1
• DRV11A board
FP3F0E83.EPS
006-252-05
1
Power OFF
as required.
Y smoothly.
• Grip spring
Y

Is motor normal?
Y N

board.
Is sub scanning unit grip normal? N
Y
Power OFF
parts as required.
Y damage, and wear.
Is motor normal?
Y N

board.
M-Utility.
Y
Power OFF
Is SD1 normal? N Are cables to sensor normal? N
Place unwanted film on SD1, and Check connector connection, cable
check at [Sensor Monitoring] of conduction, and connector pins.
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. Y Repair or replace.
Y
Replace in the
Does error occur again? following order.
• SD1
Y N
• SCN11A board
• SNS11A board
Check again.
FP3F0E84.EPS
006-252-02
1275 SE3 supply error
Cause
SE3 did not turn ON by the film leading edge when conveying to the transport unit
during transport unit conveyance.
SE3 ME2
ME1
MD1
MD2
FP3F0B37.EPS

CNE1 SB6 CNB3
CNME2 NC COM 2
CNME1 1
CND2 8
SB6 1
CNE1 4
1 SE3
CNB3
CND1 CND3
1
3
CN13 CNME1
CN12 6
4 4
CN14 6
CNME2 1
CN7 CN19
3 CND3
CN6 CN11
CN9 2
CN11 1
1b 26b CND2
1a 26a 1
10
CN13 CN12 1
3 CND1
10 1 1 3 2
4 6 4
SJ2/SJ3
CN7 CN6 CN9 CN19 CN14 NC COM
8 1 1 6 1 4 1 4 1 2
7 12 5 8 5 8 3 4
FP3F0H43.EPS
006-252-02

CN14 CND3 CNMD2
NFB2 1 1 1
+15VM 3 2 2 MD2
CN6 CN9
NFB 11 4 COM SJ2
+24VD
NC
COM SJ3
8 NC
SUB SCANNING UNIT
CN12 CND1 CN1

NFB 7
+15VM 1 1 1
RELAY +15VM
4 3 2
3 2 3
6 4 4
CN13 CND2 CN2

3 3 3 MD1
4 4 4
5 5 5
6 6 6
9 9 9
10 10 10
+5VR
CN9 CNB3 SB6
3 1 COM
NFB 7 2 NC
10
+24VC
TRANSPORT UNIT
CN19 CNME1
1 1
5 3
2 4 ME1
6 6
CNME2
3 1
7 3
+5V 4 4 ME2
8 6
CN7
1 2 SNS11A
CN11 CNE1
5b 5 1
NFB1 6b 6 2
+5V 7b 7 3 SE3
8b 8 4
006-252-02
Power ON
of M-Utility.
Remove cover.

Y Power OFF
voltages output normally? NFB2 of DRV11A board, and NFB1 N
Refer to "3.5 Troubleshooting of SNS11A board normal?
Reference". Refer to "3.5 Troubleshooting Reference". Recover NFB.
Y Y For direct-bonded fuse, replace
the SNS11A or DRV11A board.
Y Replace fuse.
Are cables normal?

N

Power OFF
Is ME1 normal? N Is drive system mechanism of
Check at [Grip] of [Check Mechanism] transport unit grip mechanism N gear, damage, wear, and then
of M-Utility. normal?
Y Rotate ME1 gear with hand, and check
required.
that roller moves up and down smoothly.
Y

Is motor normal?
Y N

board.
Is transport unit grip normal? N Adjust home position.
M-Utility.
Y
1
FP3F0E85.EPS
006-252-05
1
Power OFF
Check the following items, and
Check at [Motor Operation] of transport unit normal? N then replace and adjust parts as
required.
Y damage, and wear.

Check connector connection, cable Perform pulse motor inspection.
conduction, and connector pins. Refer to "3.5 Troubleshooting Reference".
N Y N
Repair or replace. Replace DRV11A Replace ME2.

board.
Power OFF
Is MD1 (FFM) normal? N Is drive system mechanism of sub and replace and adjust parts
Check at [Motor Operation] of scanning unit normal? N as required.
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. Rotate MD1 drive shaft with hand, • Rubber belt, SUS belt,
Y and check that it rotates smoothly. Kapton belt
Y • Belt tensioner
• Biting of foreign particles
Are cables normal? Y Replace in the following order.
Check connector connection, cable • MD1
conduction, and connector pins. • DRV11A board
N
Repair or replace.
Power OFF
as required.
Y smoothly.
• Grip spring
Y
Is motor normal?
Are cables normal? Y Measure resistance between the
Check connector connection, cable connector terminals.
conduction, and connector pins. Is resistance other than 0 Ω and ∞Ω ?
N Y N
Repair or replace. Replace DRV11A Replace MD2.
Is sub scanning unit grip normal? board.
N
Y
Power OFF
Is SE3 normal? Are cables to sensor normal?
N N

Y N Refer to "3.5 Troubleshooting Reference".
Y N
2 check conveyance state. Replace SNS11A Replace SE3.
Check again. board.
FP3F0E86.EPS
006-252-02
1276 SE3 discharge error
Cause
SE3 did not turn OFF when conveying film to the heat development unit during
transport unit conveyance.
MG1
SE3
M E2
FP3F0B38.EPS
CNE1 CNMG1
CNME2 CNMG1 6 8
4
1
CNG3 CNE1
1
1 4
3 6
4 1
1 SE3 3 3
CNG3
CN11
4
6
CNME2
CN19
CN7
CN6 CN15
CN9 SJ1
NC COM
CN11 CN19
1b 26b 1 4
1a 26a 5 8
SJ2/SJ3
CN7 CN6 CN9 CN15
8 1 1 6 1 4 1 5
7 12 5 8 6 10
FP3F0H44.EPS
006-252-02
CN6
CN9 CNJ61
NFB
8 1 1 COM SJ1
+24VA
5 2 NC
+24VA
CN15 CNG3 CNMG1

1 1 1
6 4 3
2 2 4 MG1
7 5 6
CN9
NFB 11 4 COM SJ2
+24VD
NC
COM SJ3
8 NC
+24VD
TRANSPORT UNIT
CN19 CNME2
3 1
7 3
+5V 4 4 ME2
8 6
CN7
1 2 SNS11A
CN11 CNE1
5b 5 1
NFB1 6b 6 2
+5V 7b 7 3 SE3
8b 8 4
006-252-02
Power ON
of M-Utility.
Remove cover.
Are SJ1/SJ2/SJ3 normal? N Adjust attaching positions of SJ1/J2/SJ3.

Check at [Sensor Monitoring] of If normal, replace SJ1/SJ2/SJ3.
Y
Power OFF
Are +5Vcc/+24VA/+24VD voltages N Are NFB of power supply unit and
output normally? NFB1 of SNS11A board normal? N
Refer to "3.5 Troubleshooting Refer to "3.5 Troubleshooting
Reference". Reference". Recover NFB.
Y Y For direct-bonded fuse,
Refer to "3.5 Troubleshooting Materials".
Y Replace fuse.
Power OFF
Check at [Motor Operation] of development unit mechanism normal? N gear, damage, wear, and then
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. Rotate MG1 drive gear with hand, and
required.
Y

Is motor normal?
Y N
Replace MG1.
1 Replace DRV11A
board. FP3F0E87.EPS
006-252-05
1
Power OFF
required.
Y damage, and wear.
Is motor normal?
Reference".
Y N

board.
Is SE3 normal? Are cables to sensor normal?

N N

Y N Refer to "3.5 Troubleshooting
Reference".
Check again. Replace SNS11A Replace SE3.
board.
FP3F0E88.EPS
006-252-02
Cause
SG1 did not turn ON by the film leading edge when discharging film from the heat
development unit.
MG1
S G1
M E2
FP3F0B39.EPS

CNME2 CNMG1
CNMG1 6
CNG1 4
CNG3 1
1 4
3 6
4 1
1 SG1 8
3
CNG3
CNG1
CN11
CN19
CN7
CN6 CN15
CN9 SJ1
1 NC COM
3
CN11 CN19
4
1b 26b 1 4 6 SJ2/SJ3
1a 26a 5 8 CNME2
CN7 CN6 CN9 CN15
8 1 1 6 1 4 1 5
7 12 5 8 6 10 FP3F0H45.EPS
006-252-02
CN6 CN9
NFB 11 4 COM SJ2
+24VD
NC
COM SJ3
8 NC
+24VD
TRANSPORT UNIT
CN19 CNME2
3 1
7 3
4 4 ME2
8 6
CN9 CNJ61
NFB
8 1 1 COM SJ1
+24VA
5 2 NC
+24VA
CN15 CNG3 CNMG1

1 1 1
6 4 3
2 2 4 MG1
+5V 7 5 6
CN7
1 2 SNS11A
CN11 CNG1
9b 1 1
NFB1 10b 2 2
+5V 11b 3 3 SG1
12b 4 4
006-252-02
Power ON
of M-Utility.
Remove cover.
Are SJ1/SJ2/SJ3 normal? N Adjust attaching positions of SJ1/J2/SJ3.

Check at [Sensor Monitoring] of If normal, replace SJ1/SJ2/SJ3.
Y
Power OFF
Are +5Vcc/+24VA/+24VD voltages N Are NFB of power supply unit and
output normally? NFB1 of SNS11A board normal? N
Refer to "3.5 Troubleshooting Refer to "3.5 Troubleshooting
Reference". Reference". Recover NFB.
Y Y For direct-bonded fuse,
Y Replace fuse.
Power OFF
Check at [Motor Operation] of development unit mechanism normal? N gear, damage, wear, and then
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. Rotate MG1 drive gear with hand, and
required.
Y

Is motor normal?
Y N
Replace MG1.
1 Replace DRV11A
board. FP3F0E89.EPS
006-252-05
1
Power OFF
required.
Y damage, and wear.
Is motor normal?
Reference".
Y N

board.
Is SG1 normal? Are cables to sensor normal?

N N

Y N Refer to "3.5 Troubleshooting
Reference".
Check again. Replace SNS11A Replace SG1.
board.
FP3F0E90.EPS
006-252-02
1279 SG2 discharge error
Cause
The SG2 state was abnormal when discharging film after completing heat
development.
(1297: When executing Uniformity correction)
MG1
SG2
FP3F0B40.EPS

CNMG1
CNG1
CNG3
1 4
6
1
8
3
CN11 CNG3
CNG1
SJ1
4
1
SG2
SJ1 CNMG1
NC COM 6
4
CN7
CN6 CN15
CN9 1
3
8 1 1 6 1 4 1 5 1b 26b
7 12 5 8 6 10 1a 26a
FP3F0H46.EPS
006-252-02
CN6 CN9 CNJ61
NFB
8 1 1 COM SJ1
+24VA
5 2 NC
+24VA
CN15 CNG3 CNMG1

1 1 1
6 4 3
2 2 4 MG1
+5V 7 5 6
CN7
1 2 SNS11A
CN11 CNG1
13b 5 1
NFB1 14b 6 2
+5V 15b 7 3 SG2
16b 8 4
006-252-02
Power ON
of M-Utility.

Y
2
Power OFF
Are +5Vcc/+24VA voltages output N Are NFB of power supply unit, NFB8
normally? N
of DRV board, and NFB1 of SNS11A
board normal?
Reference".
DRV11A board.
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1
FP3F0E95.EPS
006-252-05
1 3
Power OFF
Is SOLG1 normal? N Is drive system mechanism of SOLG1
Check at [Other Actuators] of normal?
[Check Mechanism] of M-Utility. Press plunger of SOLG1 with hand, N
Y and check that changeover guide moves
smoothly.
Y
at drive mechanism.

Is solenoid normal?
Y N
Replace DRV11A Replace SOLG1.

board.
Power OFF
Is SG2 ON? N N
Y

Y N
Reference".
Y N
2 3
Check again. board
FP3F0E96.EPS
006-252-02
1286 FFM rotation inconsistency error
Cause
Inconsistent rotation generated after a certain period of time from the start of FFM
rotation when discharging remaining film during initialization, or during recording
conveyance.
MD1
FP3F0B41.EPS
006-252-02
DRV11A SUB SCANNING UNIT
CN12 CND1 CN1

1 1 1
4 3 2
3 2 3
6 4 4
CN13 CND2 CN2

3 3 3 MD1
4 4 4
5 5 5
6 6 6
9 9 9
10 10 10
FP3F0G98.EPS
006-252-02
Power ON
of M-Utility.
Insert shutter into film tray.
Are there dirt, cracks, breaking, N

presence of foreign particles at the Refer to "Preventive Maintenance" and clean or replace.
following parts of the sub scanning
unit.
Y
Check MD1 state at [Check N

Mechanism/Motor Operation/MD1/ End
Monitor].
Is "Failed" displayed?
Y

• MD1
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006-252-02
2219 SG3, SG4 malfunction
2220 Changeover guide neutral position error
22A6 Changeover guide SOLG1 ON error
22A7 Changeover guide SOLG1 OFF error
Cause
The SG3 and SG4 states were abnormal when switching the changeover guide plate
SG4
SG3
SOLG1
FP3F0B20.EPS
CNG6
CNSOLG1 1
6 CNSOLG1
1
SJ1 CN11 CNG6
SJ1 SG3/SG4
NC COM
CN7 CN15 1
CN6 3
CN9
8 1 1 6 1 4 1 5 1b 26b
7 12 5 8 6 10 1a 26a
FP3F0H26.EPS
006-252-05
CN6
CN9 CNJ61
NFB 8 1 1 COM SJ1
+24VA
5 2 NC
+24VA
FILM RELEASE UNIT
CN15 CNSOLG1
NFB8
5 3 SOLG1
+24VA
9 2
+5V 4 1
CN7
1 2 SNS11A
CN11 CNG6
17b 1 1
19b 2 2
20b 3 3 SG3
NFB1
+5V
21b 4 1
23b 5 2
24b 6 3 SG4
006-252-02
Power ON
of M-Utility.

Y
2
Power OFF
Are +5Vcc/+24VA voltages output N Are NFB of power supply unit, NFB8
normally? N
of DRV board, and NFB1 of SNS11A
board normal?
Reference".
Y
DRV11A board.
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.

1
FP3F0E48.EPS
006-252-05
1 3
Power OFF
smoothly.
Y
at drive mechanism.

Is solenoid normal?
Y N

board.
Power OFF
Are SG3 and SG4 normal? N N
Y

Y N
Reference".
Y N
2 3
Replace SNS11A Replace SG3 and/or SG4.
Check again. board
FP3F0E49.EPS
006-252-02
12E2 Sorter entrance film JAM
Cause
ST1 did not turn ON when discharging film from FM-DP L to the sorter.
ST1
SOLG1
ST6
MT1
FP3F0S64.EPS
FP3F0S86.EPS

CN6
CN9 CNJ61
NFB 8 1 1 COM SJ1
+24VA
5 2 NC
+24VA
CN15 CNSOLG1
NFB8
5 3 SOLG1
+24VA
9 2
+5V 4 1
CN30
1 2 3 4 MTH11A SRT11A
CN23 CN1 PRINTER
NFB1 1 1
3 3
RS-232C
NFB3
Sorter power supply
CN3 CN7 Sorter
+5V control signal 5 1
CN5
+5V 1 1
CN8
NFB2 2 2
1 1 ST1
+5V +5V 3 3
4 4
+24V CN6
3 3
NFB1
1 COM ST6
+24V
2 NC
CN3 MT1
1 1
2 2
3 3
+24V 4 4 MT1
5 5
6 6
CN15 :Connectors which is difficult to measure alone by one person due to its remote distance.
FP3F0S94.EPS
006-252-02
Power ON
of M-Utility.
Power OFF
Check the film state. Y Check sorter.
Is film discharged from FM-DP L? 1
N
Check SOLG1.
Power ON
If normal, replace SJ1.
Y Power OFF
Are NFB of power supply unit and
Is +24VA voltage output normally? N NFB8 of DRV board normal? N
Reference".
Reference".
Y Recover NFB.
Y
Reference".
Y Replace fuse.


Power OFF
smoothly.
Y
Check that there are no foreign particles
at drive mechanism.
Check that there are no
foreign particles at Are cables normal? N
conveyance route. Check connector connection, cable
Is solenoid normal?
Y N

board.
FP3F0S60.EPS
006-252-05
Is ST6 ON? N Check attaching position of ST6.

Check at [Check Mechanism]/ [Sorter If normal, replace ST6.
Unit]/ [Sensor Monitor] of M-Utility.
Y
Power OFF
Are two fuses of sorter power supply N
unit normal? Replace fuses.
Y
Are three NFBs of SRT11A board N

Recover NFBs.
normal?
For direct-bonded fuse, replace the SRT11A board.
Y
Power ON Power OFF
Is control signal from FM-DP L Is cable between FM-DP L and
normal? N sorter normal?
N
Check that the voltage of "PRINTER" Check connector connection cable
check pin on SRT11A board is +5V? conduction, and connector pins.
Y Y Repair or Replace.

• SRT11A board
• MTH11A board
Power OFF
Are +5V/+24V voltages output N Is cable from sorter power supply
normally from sorter power supply board to SRT11A board normal? N
board? Check connector connection, cable
Refer to "3.5 Troubleshooting Reference". conduction, and connector pins.
Repair or replace.
Y Y
Replace power supply unit of sorter.
Power OFF
Is MT1 normal? N Is driving mechanism of sorter normal?
Check at of [Check Mechanism]/ Rotate MT1 belt with hand, and check N
[Sorter Unit]/ [Motor MT1] that roller rotates smoothly.
of M-Utility. Y
Y Check the following items.
• Attaching state of drive gear.
• Damage of drive gear.
• Attaching state of belt.
• Tension of belt.

Is error corrected when MT1 is replaced?

N
Replace SRT11A board.

2
FP3F0S61.EPS
006-252-05
Power OFF
Is ST1 normal? N Are cables to sensor normal? N
Check at [Check Mechanism]/ [Sorter Check connector connection, cable
Unit]/ [Sensor Monitor] of M-Utility. conduction, and connector pins.
Y

Replace with other sensors of
Y N
sorter and check.
Y N
3 Convey several films, Replace SRT11A Replace ST1.

and check conveyance board.
Check again. state. FP3F0S63.EPS
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FM-DP L
Service Manual
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE CONTROL SHEET M-1
CONTROL SHEET
Issue Date Revision Number Reason Pages Affected
03/18/99 00 New release (FM2437) All pages

06/15/99 01 Revised(FM2514) All pages
10/22/99 02 Revised(FM2569) 1, 4, 5, 7, 8, 11, 12, 16, 18, 24, 29
05/20/00 04 Revised(FM2742) 1, 12
06/30/01 05 Revised(FM3040) 1, 2, 5, 7, 26
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06.30.01 FM3040 FM-DP L Service Manual M-1
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE 1. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE ITEMS M-4
1. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE ITEMS

Equipment Main Body
Refer to Item Intervals Work Time Remarks
(Min.)
— Power ON — 5~25 Remote/Local switch
— Starting M-Utility — — Start up during initialization

2.1 Checking error log 1Y 15 M-Utility (Error log display)
2.2 Checking film output, film conveyance, 1Y 30 M-Utility (Flat pattern:120,

images Check Density)
— Power OFF — — —
2.3 Cleaning the cleaning roller 1Y 10 After washing with water, clean
with ethanol.
— Power ON — — Remote/Local switch

2.4 Checking the interlock function 1Y 10 M-Utility (SJ2/SJ3, SJ1, SA6,
SB6)
2.5 Checking fan operations 1Y 10 M-Utility (FANG1/FANG2),

FANJ1, FANJ3
2.6 Removing the adiabatic cover 1Y 10 —

2.7 Inspecting the film tray and removing covers 1Y 11 —
•Inspecting the tray lock Inspect lock state, and for wear
•Removing the film tray —
•Removing the cover —
•Inspecting the film pack, and shutter detec- Inspect for flaws, and chipping
tion actuator
•Inspecting the tray lock mechanism Visual inspection
2.8 Cleaning the air filter 1Y 5 Vacuum cleaner
2.9 Cleaning inside the equipment 1Y 20 Vacuum cleaner

2.10 Cleaning the SUS belt, rubber belt, 3Y 6 Moistened cloth
kapton belt Clean with ethanol.
2.11 Inspecting the anti-vibration rubber 3Y 1 —
2.12 Cleaning the density measurement unit 1Y 6 Clean with cotton swab
moistened with ethanol.
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PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE 1. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE ITEMS M-5
Refer to Item Intervals Work Time Remarks

(Min.)
2.13 Cleaning the heat development unit 1Y 20 —

•Heat plate Clean with ethanol.
•Rubber roller Clean with ethanol.
•Around the heat development unit Vacuum cleaner
— Attaching the heat plate of the heat development unit — 6 —
2.14 Checking and replacing the filter of the heat 1Y 5 Check if filters are dirty and
development unit replace if dirty.
— Attaching the rack of the heat development unit — 7 —
— Attaching the adiabaticcover of the heat development unit — 2 —
— Attaching the cleaning roller — — —
2.15 Attaching/cleaning the cover 1Y 8 —
•Attaching the cover —
•Attaching the film tray —
•Cleaning the cover Moistened cloth
— Power ON — — Remote/Local switch
2.16 Checking the voltage 1Y 8 Tester
— Attaching the lower front cover — 1 —
— Power ON — 25 —
2.17 Checking final operations and images 1Y 30 M-Utility (Flat pattern:120,
AUTO F.D.C.,
Check Density)
2.18 Setting the date and time 1Y 2 M-Utility (Set Date/time)
2.19 Work completion report 1Y — —
Sorter
Clean the inside of the sorter if dirty every year.
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PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE 2. DETAILS OF PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES M-6
2. DETAILS OF PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE

PROCEDURES
Details of procedures are described according to the order of items in "1. PREVENTIVE
MAINTENANCE ITEMS. " For better clarity of the inspection interval of each item, in
this chapter, the following symbols are shown with each item.
Before starting work, check the inspection interval symbol of the item.
Indicates that maintenance is to be performed every six months.

0.5Y
Indicates that maintenance is to be performed every year.

1Y
Indicates that maintenance is to be performed every two years.

2Y
Indicates that maintenance is to be performed every year after three years

3Y
later.
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2.1 Checking Error Log

Check for errors using the M-Utility, and save the error log on a floppy disk if 1Y
necessary.
If an error is detected, correct the error first and then initialize the log file.
Procedure
(1) Turn ON the power of the equipment.
(2) Start the M-Utility during initialization.
(3) Touch [System Management], [Error Log Data], [Display Error Log #1], and
then [Display Error Log #2].
→ The following error log screen appears.
M-UTILITY
X : Error source differentiation "P", "F" or "N" (*1)
Error Log 1 Display
(Printer, formatter or network)
X AAAA BBBB CCCCCC DDDD YY AAAA : Error code (Hexadecimal 4 digits)
X AAAA BBBB CCCCCC DDDD YY BBBB : Detailed error information
X AAAA BBBB CCCCCC DDDD YY (Hexadecimal 4 digits)
X AAAA BBBB CCCCCC DDDD YY CCCCCCC : Date of error (6 digits)
DDDD : Time of error (4 digits)
YY : Index display when DSP error occurs

BACK NEXT QUIT
(No other error display)
*1: Main unit software version B03 or later. FP3M0219.EPS
<CONFIRM>
For details on error codes, refer to the meaning of error codes, suspected causes,
and remedies in "MAINTENANCE 3.1.3 Error Code Tables". To analyze error
codes, refer to "Detailed Error Information".
(4) Touch [System Management], [Error Log Data], [Clear], and then [YES].
→ The error log file is initialized.
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2.2 Checking Film Output, Film Conveyance, and Images

Output film from each film tray using the M-Utility (Flat Pattern:density1.2 , 1Y
17-Steps Pattern) and check the recording image format, density correction
function, and for image unevenness and format. Also check if the
mechanism system and conveyance system are operating normally during
film conveyance.
Procedure
Outputting flat patterns

(1) Touch [Output Film], [Flat Pattern], then [TRAY1] or [TRAY2].
(2) Gradation type: Touch [2.64] or [3.0].
(3) No. of film output: Touch [1] and then [ENT].
(4) Flat pattern density (100 times density value):Touch [120] and then [ENT].
→ The flat pattern is output on film.
<CONFIRM>
• Check that no abnormal sounds nor smell are produced from the equipment.
• Check that no film jamming has occurred.
• Check that the recording image format has not changed.
• Check that there is no image unevenness and flaw.
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Checking the 17-steps pattern

Output the 17-steps pattern on film, and note down the density data displayed on the
operation panel.
(1) Touch [F.D.C], [Check Density] and then [TRAY1] or [TRAY2].
(2) Gradation type: Touch [2.64.] or [3.0].
→ The 17-steps pattern is output on film, and the 17-steps data is displayed on the
operation panel.
(3) Note down the 17-steps data shown on the operation panel.
(4) Exit the M-Utility and turn OFF the power of the equipment.
<CONFIRM>
Check that the measured values satisfy the standards shown in the following
table.
Table of Standards
Step Dmax 2.64 Dmax 3.0
1 fog fog
2 Density should be between the densities of steps 1 and 3.
3 Density should be between the densities of step 2 and 4.
4 0.30±0.05 0.30±0.05
5 0.48±0.05 0.48±0.05
6 0.66±0.05 0.66±0.05
7 0.84±0.05 0.84±0.05
8 1.02±0.05 1.02±0.05
9 1.20±0.05 1.20±0.05
10 1.38±0.05 1.38±0.05
11 1.56±0.05 1.56±0.05
12 1.74±0.05 1.74±0.05
13 1.92±0.05 1.92±0.05
14 2.10±0.07 2.10±0.07
15 2.28±0.07 2.40±0.07
16 2.46±0.07 2.70±0.10
17 2.64±0.07 3.00±0.10 TP3M0201.EPS
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2.3 Cleaning the Cleaning Roller

Inspect the cleaning roller, wash off dirt with water, and wipe with ethanol. 1Y
Procedure
(1) Remove the cleaning roller.
Cleaning roller
FP3M0208.EPS
(2) Wash off dusts and dirt on the removed cleaning roller with water or warm
water.
(3) Wipe off the water on the cleaning roller with a dry cloth.
(4) Clean the cleaning roller with a cloth moistened with ethanol.
Wiping with ethanol vaporizes water.
FP3M0209.EPS
FP3M0206.EPS
(5) Place the cleaning roller upright and allow to dry completely in air until the
end of the preventive maintenance.
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2.4 Checking the Interlock Function

Check the interlock function by opening covers while executing M-Utility. 1Y
Upper cover
MG1
SJ1
Front cover
SJ2, SJ3 FP3M0201.EPS
Procedure
Front Cover Interlocks (SJ2, SJ3)

Check that the scanner error occurs when the front cover is opened.
CAUTION
• Do not place anything that may reflect light into the equipment (such as screwdriver,
etc.) when checking the interlock function.
• If normal operations and interlock operations are checked in the reverse order, an
error will occur when checking normal operations.
(1) Turn ON the power of the equipment, and start the M-utility while
initialization is being performed.
(2) Touch [Check Scanner], [Diagnosis], and then [Initial Check].
<CONFIRM>
Check that the message "Completed" appears.
(3) Touch [QUIT].

(4) Open the front cover.
(5) Touch [Initial Check].
<CONFIRM>
Check that the message "Failed" appears with error code "0512".
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(6) Close the front cover.

(7) Touch [QUIT].
Upper cover interlock (SJ1)

Check that the MG1 operating sound stops when the upper cover is opened.
(1) Touch [Check Mechanism], [Motor Operation], [MG1], and then [CCW].
(2) Open the upper cover.
<CONFIRM>
Check that the MG1 operating sound has stopped.
(3) Close the upper cover.

(4) Touch [STOP]
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Film Tray Interlocks (SA6, SB6)

Film tray 1
(1) Touch [Check Mechanism], [Motor Operation], [MA2], and then [CCW].
<CONFIRM>
Check that the operating sound of the MA2 can be heard.
(2) Touch [STOP] and then [QUIT].

(3) Insert the shutter into the film tray.
(4) Touch [Check Mechanism], [Other Actuators], [SOLA1], and then [ON].
(5) Pull out the film tray.
(6) Touch [OFF] and then [QUIT].
(7) Touch [Check Mechanism], [Motor Operation], [MA2], and then [CCW].
<CONFIRM>
Check that no operating sounds of the MA2 can be heard.

(9) Close the film tray and pull out the shutter.
Film tray 2
(1) Touch [Check Mechanism], [Motor Operation], [MB2], and then [CCW].
<CONFIRM>
Check that the operating sound of the MB2 can be heard.

(3) Insert the shutter into the film tray.
(4) Touch [Check Mechanism], [Other Actuators], [SOLB1], and then [ON].
(5) Pull out the film tray.
(6) Touch [OFF] and then [QUIT].
(7) Touch [Check Mechanism], [Motor Operation], [MB2], and then [CCW].
<CONFIRM>
Check that no operating sounds of the MB2 can be heard.

(9) Close the film tray and pull out the shutter.
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2.5 Checking Fan Operations

Check fan operations. 1Y
FANG1
FANG2
Exhaust fan of power supply unit
FANJ1
FANJ3
FP3M0202.EPS
Procedure
(1) Touch [Heat-Developper], [Fan Operation], [FanG1&FanG2], and then
[ON].
(3) Use the interlock release jig and turn ON SJ1.
<CONFIRM>
Check the operations and wind direction of FANG1 and FANG2.
(4) Remove the jig and close the upper cover.

(5) Touch [OFF].
<CONFIRM>
Check the operations and wind direction of FANJ1, FANJ3, and exhaust fan of the
power supply units (two).
(6) Exit the M-Utility and turn OFF the power of the equipment.
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2.6 Removing the Adiabatic Cover

Remove the adiabatic cover and cool the heat development unit. 1Y
CAUTION
As the rack is very hot, take precautions against burns when removing the adiabatic
cover.
Procedure
<NOTE>
Do not close the upper cover unless necessary to keep the temperature of
the heat development unit low and to prevent deformations by heat.
(2) Remove the heat development unit handle, heat development unit cover,
four adiabatic covers, and heat development unit exit cover.
<NOTE>
When removing the adiabatic covers, be careful not to scratch the cables of
the heater and thermistor.
#6 [Remove] Adiabatic covers x 4
#5 [Loosen]
8-BR4 x 10
#4 [Remove]
Heat development
unit cover
#8 [Remove]
#3 [Remove] Heat development
E6 unit exit cover
#1 [Remove]
#7 [Remove] 2-BR4 x 8
BR4 x 10
#2 [Remove]
Heat development unit handle
FP3M0207.EPS
CAUTION
After removing the adiabatic cover, do not leave the perimeter of the
equipment to guard against others from touching the heat development unit.
(Required time for cooling down: Approximately 80 minutes.)
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2.7 Inspecting the Film Tray and Removing Covers

Inspect the tray lock, film pack, shutter detection actuator, and tray lock 1Y
mechanism.
Procedure
Inspecting the tray lock.

(1) Insert the shutter into the tray.
Tray shutter
Tray
FP3M0204.EPS
<CONFIRM>
• With the tray locked, pull the tray forward and check that it cannot be pulled out.
• Move the tray to and fro and check that it does not shake.
(2) Remove all covers.
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Inspecting the film pack and inspecting the shutter detection actuator
(1) Release the tray lock by hands from the back of the equipment.
(2) Remove the tray.
<CONFIRM>
Check that there are no flaws nor chipping on the actuator.
Actuator
FP3M0205.EPS
Inspecting the tray lock mechanism
<CONFIRM>
Visually check that the tray lock pin is not bent.
Tray lock pin

FP3M0221.EPS
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2.8 Cleaning the Air Filter

Clean the air filter. 1Y
Procedure
(1) Clean the four air filter attached to the lower front cover with a vacuum
cleaner.
Air filter
FP3M0203.EPS
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2.9 Cleaning Inside the Equipment

Clean the insides of the equipment. 1Y
Procedure
General parts
Clean the insides of the equipment using a vacuum cleaner.
(1) Remove the dusts and dirt inside the equipment on the frame, mechanism
unit, and inside the wiring unit cover, etc. using a cleaning cloth or vacuum
cleaner.
(2) Inspect inside the mechanism unit and clean if dirty.
Sub scanning unit

Clean the sub scanning unit using a vacuum cleaner.
(1) Remove the two left guide plates of the sub scanning unit.
#1 [Remove] Spring
#3 [Remove]
#2 [Remove] Guide plate (Outside)
2-N3 x 8
#4 [Remove] Guide plate (Inside)
FP3M0220.EPS
(2) Remove the dusts, dirt, and film scraps on the sub scanning unit using a
vacuum cleaner.
(3) Reinstall the two left guide plates of the sub scanning unit.
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2.10 Cleaning the SUS Belt, Rubber Belt, Kapton Belt

Clean the SUS belt, rubber belt, and kapton belt. 3Y
Procedure
SUS belt, rubber belt

Inspect and clean the SUS belt and rubber belt.
(1) Remove the arm cover.
#2 [Remove] Arm cover
FP3M0210.EPS
Cleaning
• Remove the dusts, etc. on the arm cover using a blower.
• Clean the SUS belt and rubber belt using a moist cloth.
Rubber belt
SUS belt
FP3M0211.EPS
(2) Reinstall the arm cover.
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Kapton belt
Inspect and clean the kapton belt.
(1) Remove the kapton belt cover.
#2 [Remove] Kapton belt cover

FP3M0212.EPS
Cleaning
• Remove the dusts, etc. on the kapton belt cover using a blower.
• Clean the kapton belt, flywheel, and tensioner using a cloth moistened with
ethanol.
Tensioner
Kapton belt
Flywheel
FP3M0213.EPS
(2) Reinstall the kapton belt cover.
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2.11 Inspecting the Anti-Vibration Rubber

Inspect for deterioration of the anti-vibration rubber 3Y
Procedure
(1) Move the before-sub-scanning conveyor and sub scanning unit to and fro,
left and right, and check that they do not touch the frame.
Before-sub-scanning conveyor unit

and sub scanning unit
Anti-vibration rubber
Frame
FP3M0214.EPS
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2.12 Cleaning the Density Measurement Unit

Clean the optical head of the density measurement unit. 1Y
Procedure
(1) Remove the density measurement unit cover.
(2) Remove the screw and remove the light-emitting assembly.
Cleaning
Clean the light-receiving surface of the density measurement unit using a cotton
swab moistened with ethanol.
#2 [Remove]
Density measurement unit cover
#3 [Remove] Connector
CNFANG2
Light-emitting
surface
Light-receiving
surface
FP3M0215.EPS
(3) Reinstall the light-emitting assembly and density measurement unit cover.
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2.13 Cleaning the Heat Development Unit

Clean the heat development unit heat plate and rubber roller. 1Y
CAUTION
Clean after the temperature of the heat development unit has dropped sufficiently.
Procedure
(1) Disconnect the connectors from the back of the heat development unit.
(2) Remove the screw in front and at the back of each rack, and remove the
bracket.
(3) Remove the heat development unit racks in order from the fourth rack to the
first rack.
#1 [Remove] Connector
CNTHG6, CNHG6
4th rack
3rd rack
2nd rack
1st rack
#3 [Remove] Bracket
FP3M0216.EPS
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(4) Remove the heat plate from the heat development unit rack. Clean the heat
plate and rubber roller with a cloth moistened with ethanol.
#3 [Remove] Heat plate

#1 [Remove] Pins (short) x 2
#4 [Clean] Heat plate
#5 [Clean] Rubber roller
#2 [Remove] Pins (long) x 2 FP3M0217.EPS
(5) Clean the heat development unit entrance rubber roller of the equipment
with a cloth moistened with ethanol.
(6) Clean the surrounding parts of the heat development unit of the equipment
with a vacuum cleaner, etc.
(7) Reinstall the heat plate to the heat development unit rack.
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2.14 Checking and Replacing the Filter of the Heat

Development Unit 1Y
Replace the heat development unit filter.

Check if filters of the heat development unit are dirty, and replace only if dirty.
Procedure
(1) Remove the heat development unit filter.
Filter
FP3M0218.EPS
(2) Replace with a new heat development unit filter.

• The heat development unit filter is made of aluminum.
• Dispose as general incombustible waste.
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(3) Reinstall the heat development racks removed at "2.13 Cleaning the Heat
Development Unit" in the order of racks 1 to 4.
(4) Reinstall the heat development unit exit cover, adiabatic cover, heat
development cover, and heat development handle removed in "2.6
Removing the Adiabatic Cover".
<NOTE>
Reinstall racks 4 to 2 while pushing them in the counter clockwise direction
to prevent clearance between the racks.
Adiabatic cover
6-BR4 x 10
FP3F0700.EPS
<NOTE>
After reinstalling the adiabatic cover, check that the clearances between the
adiabatic cover and side plates are parallel.
Adiabatic cover
2nd rack
Side plate
3rd rack
4th rack
FP3F049B.EPS
(5) Reinstall the cleaning roller.
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2.15 Attaching and Cleaning Covers

Wipe covers with a moist cloth. Inspect the covers for missing screws and 1Y
gaps with the equipment.
Procedure
(1) Attach all covers except the lower front cover.
(2) Attach film trays.
(3) Wipe the covers with a moist cloth.
(4) Inspect the covers for missing screws and gaps with the equipment.
(5) Close the upper cover.
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2.16 Checking the Voltage

Using a tester, check the DC voltage output. 1Y
Procedure
(1) Attach the interlock release jig to the front cover interlock (SJ2/SJ3).
(2) Turn ON the power of the equipment and start the M-Utility during
initialization.
<CONFIRM>
Measure each DC output voltage and if a voltage is outside the specified value,
adjust the adjusting control of the power supply unit.
CAUTION
To avoid potential electric shock hazard,
• Never touch the power supply terminal.
• Never touch the probe (metal portion) of the tester during voltage measurement.
When measuring on the SCN11A board, observe the following ro prevent
shorting.
• Do not measure at TP47 (GND).
• When measuring at TP46 (GND), use the tester lid.
Measured DC Voltage Specified Range Measured Point

-5.2V -5.2V±2% (-5.096~-5.304V) SCN11A board TP40-TP46 (GND)
+5Vcc +5V±2% (+4.90~+5.10V) SCN11A board TP42-TP46 (GND)
+12V +12V±2% (+11.76~+12.24V) SCN11A board TP44-TP46 (GND)
-15V -15V±2% (-14.70~-15.30V) SCN11A board TP52-TP46 (GND)
+15V +15V±2% (+14.70~+15.30V) SCN11A board TP51-TP46 (GND)
+15VM +15V±2% (+14.70~+15.30V) SCN11A board TP54-TP46 (GND)
+24V(+24VC) +24V±2% (+23.52~+24.48V) SCN11A board TP53-TP46 (GND)
+5VS +5V±2% (+4.90~+5.10V) MTH11A board TP21-TP4 (GND)
TP3M0202.EPS
-5.2V +5V +12V -15V +15V +15VM +24V +5VS
FP3B0453.EPS
(3) Turn OFF the power of the equipment, and remove the interlock release jig.
(4) Attach the lower front cover.
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2.17 Checking Final Operations and Images

After completing preventive maintenance, output the final film (flat 1Y
pattern:density 1.2, 17-steps pattern), and check the recording image
format, density correction function, and for image unevenness and format.
Also check again if the mechanism system and conveyance system are
operating normally during film conveyance.
Refer to "2.2 Checking Film Output, Film Conveyance, and Images".
Procedure
Starting the M-Utility

(1) Turn ON the power of the equipment.
(2) After the equipment starts, start the M-Utility.
Outputting flat pattern

(1) Touch [Output Film], [Flat Pattern], and then [TRAY1] or [TRAY2]
(2) Gradation type: Touch [2.64] or [3.0].
(3) No. of film output: Touch [1] and then [ENT].
(4) Flat pattern density (100 times density value):Touch [120] and then [ENT].
→ The flat pattern is output on film.
<CONFIRM>
• Check that no abnormal sounds nor smell are produced from the equipment.
• Check that no film jamming has occurred.
• Check that the recording image format has not changed.
• Check that there is no image unevenness and flaw.
Correcting the density

(1) Touch [F.D.C], [AUTO F.D.C.], and then [Tray 1].
→ The 24-steps pattern is output and automatic density correction is executed.
(2) If [Copy F.D.C. Table] is set to [Disable], touch [AUTO F.D.C.] for film tray 2
as well.
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Checking the 17-steps pattern

Output the 17-steps pattern on film, and note down the density data displayed on the
operation panel.
(1) Touch [F.D.C], [Check Density] and then [TRAY1] or [TRAY2].
(2) Gradation type: Touch [2.64.] or [3.0].
→ The 17-steps pattern is output on film, and the 17-steps data is displayed on the
operation panel.
<CONFIRM>
Check that the measured values satisfy the standards shown in the following
table.
Table of Standards
Step Dmax 2.64 Dmax 3.0
1 fog fog
2 Density should be between the densities of steps 1 and 3.
3 Density should be between the densities of step 2 and 4.
4 0.30±0.05 0.30±0.05
5 0.48±0.05 0.48±0.05
6 0.66±0.05 0.66±0.05
7 0.84±0.05 0.84±0.05
8 1.02±0.05 1.02±0.05
9 1.20±0.05 1.20±0.05
10 1.38±0.05 1.38±0.05
11 1.56±0.05 1.56±0.05
12 1.74±0.05 1.74±0.05
13 1.92±0.05 1.92±0.05
14 2.10±0.07 2.10±0.07
15 2.28±0.07 2.40±0.07
16 2.46±0.07 2.70±0.10
17 2.64±0.07 3.00±0.10 TP3M0201.EPS
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2.18 Setting the Date and Time

Set the system date and time. 1Y
Procedure
(1) Touch [System Management], [System Config.], and then [Set Date/time].
(2) Touch [YYYYMMDD].
Enter [Year (4 digits)], [Month (2 digits)], [Day (2 digits)], and then [ENT].
Example: For January 1, 1999
Touch [1] [9] [9] [9], [0] [1], [0] [1], and then[ENT].
(3) Touch [hhmm].

Enter [Hours (2 digits)], [Minutes (2 digits)], and then [ENT].
Example: 1:01 p.m.
Touch [1] [3], [0] [1], and then [ENT].
(4) Exit the M-Utility, and turn OFF the power of the equipment.
(5) Clean the touch panel with a cloth moistened with ethanol.
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2.19 Work Completion Report

Inform users that the density gradation curve has been changed by density 1Y
correction upon completing preventive maintenance.
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03/18/99 00 New release (FM2437) All pages

1.1 Outline of Equipment

1.2 System Configuration

System configuration example 1

System configuration example 2

System configuration example 3

System configuration example 4 (*1)

*1: Main unit software version B03 or later.

1.3 Overall Configuration and Names of Parts

Upper right-hand side cover

Lower right-hand side cover

Upper rear cover Upper left-hand side cover

Lower rear cover

Lower left-hand side cover

External device connector FP3F0202.EPS

No. Name No. Name

1 Remote/Local switch 4 Touch panel

3 CALL display 6 POWER display

Sorter power switch

Jam removing guide 1

Jam removing guide 4

Control board cover

Sorter power unit

Power cable connector Interface connector

1.4 Position of Parts

1.4.1 Layout of Units

Density measurment unit (S)

Enclosure (J) FP3F0203.EPS

1.4.2 Layout of Rollers

Sorter Internal Rollers/Guide Plates

No. Name No. Name

1.4.3 Layout of I/O and Description of Functions

SB1 Optional lower

Unit Symbol Name Type State at ON

unit [A] dead-point detection sensor (Pl:5 mm)

detection sensor (Pl:5 mm)

SA8 Suction detection sensor Pressure sensor When film is sucked in

unit [B] dead-point detection sensor (Pl:5 mm)

detection sensor (Pl:5 mm)

(Pl:5 mm) above film

sensor conveyance roller

sensor (Pl:5 mm)

Unit Symbol Name Type Function/Remark

unit (A) MA2 Post-removal conveyance Stepping motor Conveys film

PA1 Suction pump Pump Film suction

Before-Sub-Scanning Conveyor/Sub Scanning Unit/Transport Unit 1

Unit Symbol Name Type State at ON

scanning scanning conveyor

detection sensor (Pl: 5mm) gripping

detection sensor (Pl: 5mm)

unit (D) detection sensor

position sensor (Pl: 5mm) gripping

position sensor (Pl: 5mm)

position detection sensor (Pl: 5mm)

Before-Sub-Scanning Conveyor/Sub Scanning Unit/Transport Unit 2

Unit Symbol Name Type Function/Remark

Heat Development Unit/Enclosure 1

TPG1 SJ2, SJ3

Unit Symbol Name Type Functions/Remarks

unit (G) detection sensor development unit exit ON

SG3 Changeover guide side Penetration type ON in side release state

position detection sensor sensor (Pl: 5mm)

6 Image memory board (Slot 5) () 14 E-I/F board (FIX90A) ()

7 Expansion DRAM board () 15 Network interface board (LAN90A) ()