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3.22 Sensor input test
This mode can confirm the sensor status. When the sensor operates, the value next to sensor name
changes 0 to 1. For example, when open the 1st paper cassette, the CAS1:OFF change to CAS1:ON.
1. Press <Setting>, <*>, <2>, <2>.
Code
Sensor
name
Status Code Name Status
CAS1 OPEN1 OFF:1st cassette is close
ON:1st cassette is open
DREX ----- OFF: No drum
ON: Detect drum
JAM1 JAMC1 OFF: 1st side cover is close
ON: 1st side cover is open
DRNW ----- OFF: Drum used
ON: Drum new
PES1 PES OFF:
Detect paper in 1st cassette
ON: No paper in 1st cassette
DVNW ----- OFF: Developing unit used
ON: Developing unit new
CAS2 OPEN2 OFF:2nd cassette is close
ON:2nd cassette is open
DS1 DS1 OFF: No document
ON: Document existing
JAM2 JAMC2 OFF: 2nd side cover is close
ON: 2nd side cover is open
DS2 DS2 OFF: No document
ON: Document existing
PES2 PES2 OFF:
Detect paper in 2nd cassette
ON: No paper in 2nd cassette
HS Home
Sensor
OFF: Mirror outer than HS
ON: Mirror inner than HS
HPES TRAYS OFF:
Detect paper in bypass tray
ON: No paper in bypass tray
TXIL TXIL OFF: Scanner cover is closed
ON: Scanner cover is open
C2U ----- OFF: No 2nd cassette
ON: 2nd cassette is attached
APS ----- OFF: Platen cover is open
ON: Platen cover is closed
CVSW ----- OFF: Front cover is close
ON: Front cover is open
TEMP ----- Show the internal temperature
of machine.
PSS PSS OFF: No paper
ON: Detect paper
BAT ----- Show the voltage of the SDRAM
backup battery.
PDS PDS OFF: No paper
ON: Detect paper jam
THR ----- Show the temperature of Heater
roller.
SWB DPS Not working TS1 ----- Show the remaining toner level.
TS2 ----- Show the remaining toner level.
2. Press [Enter] to return to standby mode.
Note: CAS2, JAM2 and PES2 do not change, when there is no second cassette attached.
- MFX-2050/MFX-1450 1
- F-565/F-525 1
- Safety Information 2
- Table of contents 4
- 1 General Description 6
- 1.2 Specifications 7
- PC Print 10
- Network Scan, Scan to E-mail 24
- Internet Fax 29
- Network OfficeBridge Settings 37
- LDAP Settings 49
- Network Authentication 52
- 2 Machine Composition 54
- Original Detection 55
- 1 Reflector Tape 56
- 2.2 Recording Section 58
- 2.3 Image Processing 59
- 2.3.3 Development 60
- 2.3.4 Image Transfer 60
- LED Lamp 61
- Development 61
- Cleaning 61
- 2.3.7 Fusing 62
- See the attached files 65
- 2.5 Main Control PCB 66
- 2.7 Power Supply Unit (PSU) 68
- 2.8 Sensors 69
- 2.8.2 Sensor Descriptions 70
- 2.9.1 Port setting list 71
- Import results and errors 73
- Export details 74
- 2.9.3 LDAP 75
- Search Method 76
- LDIFDE Command 77
- Packet Analyzer 78
- 2.9.4 SNMP Setting 79
- GetRequest 80
- 2.9.5 e-mail gateway 81
- Available Methods in NGP 82
- 3 Adjustment Procedures 85
- Machine Parameter 007 89
- Machine Parameter 010 89
- Machine Parameter 011 90
- Machine Parameter 012 90
- Machine Parameter 013 91
- Machine Parameter 014 91
- Machine Parameter 015 92
- Machine Parameter 016 92
- +2.70 mm 93
- Machine Parameter 020 94
- Machine Parameter 021 94
- Machine Parameter 025 95
- Machine Parameter 030 96
- Machine Parameter 031 96
- Machine Parameter 032 96
- Machine Parameter 033 97
- Machine Parameter 034 97
- Machine Parameter 090 98
- Machine Parameter 092 98
- Machine Parameter 100 99
- Machine Parameter 101 99
- Machine Parameter 107 99
- Machine Parameter 108 100
- Machine Parameter 140 101
- Machine Parameter 141 101
- Machine Parameter 147 102
- Machine Parameter 148 102
- Machine Parameter 161 103
- Machine Parameter 160 103
- Machine Parameter 167 104
- Machine Parameter 168 104
- Adjusting the print margin 105
- Machine Parameter 180 106
- Machine Parameter 181 106
- Machine Parameter 187 107
- Machine Parameter 188 107
- Machine Parameter 220 108
- Machine Parameter 221 108
- Machine Parameter 227 109
- Machine Parameter 228 109
- Machine Parameter 240 110
- Machine Parameter 241 110
- Machine Parameter 247 111
- Machine Parameter 248 111
- Machine Parameter 285 112
- Machine Parameter 286 112
- Machine Parameter 287 113
- Machine Parameter 288 113
- Machine Parameter 289 114
- Machine Parameter 460 115
- Machine Parameter 461 115
- Machine Parameter 462 116
- Machine Parameter 463 116
- Machine Parameter 464 117
- Machine Parameter 465 117
- Machine Parameter 466 118
- Machine Parameter 467 118
- Machine Parameter 468 119
- Machine Parameter 469 119
- Machine Parameter 470 120
- Machine Parameter 471 120
- Machine Parameter 472 121
- Machine Parameter 473 121
- Machine Parameter 474 122
- Machine Parameter 475 122
- Machine Parameter 476 123
- Machine Parameter 477 123
- Machine Parameter 478 124
- Machine Parameter 479 124
- Machine Parameter 480 125
- Machine Parameter 481 125
- Machine Parameter 482 126
- Machine Parameter 483 126
- Machine Parameter 484 126
- Machine Parameter 485 127
- Machine Parameter 486 127
- Machine Parameter 487 128
- Machine Parameter 488 128
- Machine Parameter 489 128
- Machine Parameter 490 129
- Machine Parameter 492 129
- Machine Parameter 493 130
- Machine Parameter 494 130
- Machine Parameter 495 131
- 3.3 Memory Switch Adjustment 133
- Memory Switch 000 — Dialer 135
- Memory Switch 001 — Dialer 136
- Memory Switch 002 — Dialer 137
- Memory Switch 005 — Dialer 138
- Memory Switch 020 — Reception 143
- Memory Switch 021 — Reception 143
- Memory Switch 023 — Reception 144
- Memory Switch 030 — Modem 144
- Memory Switch 031 — Modem 145
- Memory Switch 032 — Modem 145
- Memory Switch 033 — Modem 146
- Memory Switch 040 — Scanner 147
- Memory Switch 070 — Operation 153
- Memory Switch 071 — Operation 154
- Memory Switch 072 — Operation 154
- 3.5 All RAM Clear 162
- 3.7 Unique Switch Adjustment 163
- Unique Switch 000 — Dialer 165
- Unique Switch 001 — Dialer 165
- Unique Switch 020 — Reception 169
- Unique Switch 021 — Reception 169
- Unique Switch 022 — Reception 170
- Unique Switch 023 — Reception 170
- Unique Switch 029 — Reception 170
- Unique Switch 030 — Modem 171
- Unique Switch 031 — Modem 171
- Unique Switch 032 — Modem 172
- Unique Switch 034 — Modem 172
- Unique Switch 037 — Modem 173
- Unique Switch 041 — Scanner 174
- Unique Switch 044 — Scanner 174
- Unique Switch 048 — Scanner 175
- Unique Switch 049 — Scanner 176
- Unique Switch 050 — Printer 177
- Unique Switch 052 — Printer 177
- Unique Switch 053 — Printer 178
- Unique Switch 070 — Operation 181
- Unique Switch 071 — Operation 181
- Unique Switch 072 — Operation 182
- Unique Switch 074 — Operation 182
- Unique Switch 076 — Operation 183
- Unique Switch 078 — Operation 183
- 3.8 T.30 Monitor 187
- NSF, NSC, NSS: 190
- CSI, CIG, TSI: 190
- DIS, DTC, DCS: 190
- 3.9 Printer maintenance mode 192
- Register the e-mail location 193
- 3.10 Monitor speaker 194
- 3.11 Test Modes 195
- 3.11.2 Printer Test 196
- 3.11.3 Feeder test 198
- 3.11.4 Port Status 198
- 3.11.5 Set Background Level 198
- 3.13 Factory Functions 199
- 3.13.2 LED Test 200
- 3.13.3 LCD Test 200
- 3.13.4 Key Panel Test 201
- 3.13.5 SRAM Check 201
- 3.13.6 DRAM Check 202
- 3.13.8 Page memory check 203
- 3.13.9 Touch panel adjustment 204
- 3.13.10 Generate bell test 204
- 3.14 Line Tests 205
- 3.14.2 Tonal Signal Test 206
- 3.14.3 DTMF Output Test 207
- 22 23 24 210
- 3.17 DRAM Clear 215
- 3.18 Clear Life Monitor 216
- 3.19 Clear Optional Data 216
- 3.20 Set Service Code 217
- 3.21 Life monitor maintenance 218
- 3.22 Sensor input test 221
- 3.23 Printer diagnostic mode 222
- 3.24 Network service mode 223
- 3.25 Multi Line Settings 225
- 3.26 Flash Rom Sum Check 227
- 3.28 Service Report 228
- 3.28.2 Clear service report 231
- 3.29 Quick Initial settings 244
- Service report settings 245
- 3.30.1 Latest version update 246
- 3.30.2 Manual update 247
- 3.31 Update the software 249
- 2. Press [Main Board] 250
- 6. Click [OK] 252
- Data are stored in memory 254
- 7. Click [Start] 255
- 3.31.4 Error code 257
- 3.32.2 Firmware Update 260
- 4 Troubleshooting Procedures 267
- Suggested corrective action: 268
- Removing jammed paper 270
- Jammed in feed area 271
- Jammed in fuser area 271
- Jammed in paper exit area 271
- Instruction 273
- 4.10.1 Dialing errors 280
- 4.10.2 Reception errors 281
- 4.10.3 Transmission errors 282
- 4.11.1 Please Call Service XX 283
- 4.12.1 Blank pages 286
- 4.12.2 Black pages 286
- • Clean the LED print head 287
- 5.2 Re/Disassemble 293
- 5.2.1 COVERS 295
- 2) Remove the TRAY DOCUMENT 296
- 3) Remove the COVER CONNECT 296
- 1) Open the Cover platen 298
- 3) Close the Cover platen 298
- 4) Open the Guide outer 298
- Cover TX side B 299
- Guide outer 299
- 1) Open the Cover ADF base 301
- 3) Close the Cover ADF base 301
- Cover front 302
- Tray exit paper 302
- Cover top 303
- Cover panel NGP 303
- Cover top PPF 303
- 1) Open the Tray A MP 304
- 5.2.2 PCBS 305
- PCB PANEL 1 306
- PCB PANEL 2 306
- PCB INVERTER (MFX-2050/1450) 307
- PCB INVERTER (F-565/525) 308
- LAMP (MFX-2050/1450) 309
- LAMP (F-565/525) 309
- Network PCB 310
- PCB MAIN 311
- PCB CONNECT A 312
- POWER-SUPPLY 312
- PCB PSU / PCB NCU 313
- PCB CONNECT C 314
- 5.2.3 SCANNING SECTION 315
- Gear 40 0.6B 315
- ASSY SHAFT S 315
- 3) Open the Guide inner B 316
- Then remove the ROLLER FEED 317
- Flat harness 319
- Frame scanner 319
- Shaft guide 320
- Bracket scanner B 321
- Sensor stopper 322
- Home sensor 322
- CHASSIS FBS 323
- 2) Cut the Cable tie 324
- 3) Disconnect the connector 324
- 4) Cut the Cable tie 325
- GUIDE INNER A 326
- GUIDE OUTER 326
- 4) Remove the PAD SEPARATOR 327
- ADF DRIVE GEARS 328
- APS bracket 329
- Guide inner A 329
- Guide inner B 330
- Spring C Tension 331
- Bracket motor FBS 331
- FBS motor 332
- Solenoid 333
- Cable tie 333
- Bracket solenoid 333
- Clutch(MG) 333
- Motor duplex 334
- Ground wire 335
- Stay pickup 335
- Spring clutch 335
- FRAME DRIVE GEARS 336
- Cover bracket transfer 338
- Guide paper transfer A 338
- Sheet transfer 338
- ROLLER REGISTER 339
- SENSOR TRAYS 340
- SENSOR JAMC1 341
- COVER SWITCH 341
- SENSOR PSS 342
- ASSY FUSER 343
- SENSOR PDS / DPS 344
- ROLLER EXIT 344
- 2) Remove the PAD PRESSURE 345
- SENSOR JAMC2 346
- SENSOR PES2 347
- ROLLER FEED 2ND (2nd CST) 347
- Plate frame B 348
- Chassis 2nd 348
- PLATE FRAME B GEARS (2nd CST) 349
- SPRING CLUTCH (2nd CST) 350
- SOLENOID (2nd CST) 350
- SENSOR OPEN2 351
- ROLLER FEED DUPLEX 352
- ROLELR FFED DUPLEX 353
- TONER SENSOR 1, 2 (TS1, TS2) 354
- Bracket toner sensor B 355
- Bracket toner sensor A 356
- SENSOR PES1 357
- Film harness 359
- Stay LED 359
- Adjustment procedure 361
- 5.3.3 Registration adjustment 363
- 5.3.4 Zoom adjustment 367
- Roller separator 371
- Cover separator 371
- Mirror A 372
- Mirror C 372
- Mirror B 372
- Cover scanner 372
- 6 Options 373
- 6.2 Second paper cassette 375
- 6.3 Page Counter 377
- Connection board B 378
- Relay cable 378
- 6.4 PCL printer controller 379
- 6.5 Second phone line kit 380
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