Canon JX 500 - 200 - Service Manual

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FAX-JX500
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SERVICE MANUAL
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CANON INC.
Inkjet Scanner & Fax Quality Assurance Div.
451, Tsukagoshi 3-chome, Saiwai-ku, Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa 212-8530, Japan
FAX-JX500 / JX300 / JX200 / JX201
Service Manual
I. MANUAL OUTLINE
This manual is divided into three parts, and contains information required for servicing the
product.
Part 1: Maintenance
Information on maintenance and troubleshooting of the product.
Part 2: Technical Reference

New technology and technical information of the product.
Part 3: Appendix
Schematic and Specifications.
REFERENCE
This manual does not provide sufficient information of disassembly and reassembly procedures.
Refer to the graphics in the separate Parts Catalog.
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II. TABLE OF CONTENTS

Part 1: Maintenance
1. Maintenance
1-1 Adjustment, Periodic Maintenance, Periodic Replacement Parts,
and Replacement Consumables by Service Engineer
1-2 Customer Maintenance
1-3 Product Life
1-4 Special Tools
2. Troubleshooting
2-1 Description for Displayed Error Message
2-2 Displayed Error Message
2-3 Not Displayed Error
3. Safety and Precautions

3-1 Safety Precautions
3-2 Caution when Replacing Service Parts
3-3 Product Transportation
3-4 Precautions for Hard-Power-ON/OFF Mode
3-5 Precautions for Soft-Power-ON/OFF Mode
3-6 Precautions for Power-Save Mode
3-7 FINE Cartridge Handling
3-8 Contact Sensor Handling
3-9 Warning for Lithium Battery Replacement and Disposal <For Germany>
3-10 Special Notes on Servicing <For California, U.S.A.>
4. Repair
4-1 Action in the Event of Abnormality (All Clear)
4-2 Precautions for Main Board ass'y Replacement and Repair
4-3 Warning for Lithium Battery Replacement and Disposal <For Germany>
4-5 Adjustment / Settings
4-6 Grease Application
Service Manual
5. Service Switches
5-1 Description for Setting Item in Service Mode
5-2 Hardware Switches
5-3 Service Data Setting
5-4 User Maintenance Mode
5-5 How to Enter in MFP Service Mode
5-6 Selective Function in MFP Service Mode
5-7 MFP Service Mode Function
5-8 Description of MFP Service Mode Function
5-8-1 0: Soft-Power-Off
5-8-2 1: Service Pattern Printout
5-8-3 2: EEPROM Information Printout
5-8-4 3: EEPROM initialization
5-8-5 4: Waste Ink Counter Clear
5-8-6 5: Region Setting
5-8-7 6: FINE Cartridge Refreshing
5-8-8 12: Operation Panel Check
5-8-9 13: Waste Ink Counter Level Registration
5-9 How to Enter in FAX Service Mode
5-10 Selective Item in FAX Service Mode
5-11 FAX Service Mode Function
5-12 Description for FAX Service Mode
5-12-1 #1 Bit Switch
5-12-2 #2 Numeric Parameter
5-12-3 #3 FAX TYPE
5-12-4 #4 NCU
5-12-5 #5 TAM
5-12-6 Clear
5-12-7 ROM Version
5-12-8 Report
5-13 Localization Setting
5-14 Selective Function in Localization Setting
5-15 Localization Setting Function
6. Assembly and Disassembly

6-1 Precautions for Assembly and Disassembly
6-2 Assembly/Disassembly of Outside Appearance
6-3 Assembly/Disassembly of Power Supply and Main Board ass'y
6-4 Assembly/Disassembly of Access Cover Unit
6-5 Assembly/Disassembly of Chassis Unit and Presser Holder
6-6 Assembly/Disassembly of Pressing Plate Unit
6-7 Assembly/Disassembly of Drive Unit
6-8 Assembly/Disassembly of Cap Blade Unit
6-9 Assembly/Disassembly of Carriage Unit
6-10 Assembly/Disassembly of Paper Feed Roller ass'y, Eject Roller ass'y
6-11 Assembly/Disassembly of CS Drive Gear ass'y and Reader Unit
6-12 Assembly/Disassembly of Contact Sensor ass'y
7. Sensor Position
Part 2: Technical Reference

1. New Technology
1-1 Basic Structure of Document-Paper Common Path Separation
1-2 New Position of Contact Sensor ass'y
1-3 ROM Version-up with USB connection
1-4 Ink Level Detection Function
1-5 FINE Cartridge Position Adjustment Function
1-6 Cleaning Mode and Suction
Part 3: Appendix
1. Block Diagram
2. Position of Connector
3. Specifications
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Maintenance
1. MAINTENANCE
1-1 Adjustment, Periodic Maintenance, Periodic
Replacement Parts, and Replacement Consumables by
Service Engineer
1-1-1 Adjustment
ADJUSTMENT
EEPROM
initialization
(All Clear)
PURPOSE
TOOL
APPROX.
TIME
To initialize settings
other than the following:
- Destination settings
- Waste ink counter
None.
1 min.
None.
Perform in the
service mode.
1 min.
None.
Perform in the
service mode.
1 min.
None.
1 min.
None.
2 min.
Machine buttons
2 min.
TIMING
- At Main Board ass'y
replacement
Destination
settings (EEPROM replacement
settings)
To set the destination.
LCD language
settings

replacement
To set the language to

be displayed on the
LCD.
Waste ink counter

resetting
(EEPROM
settings)
- At waste ink absorber

replacement
To reset the waste ink

counter.
Waste ink amount

setting (EEPROM
settings)

replacement
To set the waste ink

amount to the waste ink
counter.
Print head
alignment
- At FINE Cartridge
To ensure accurate dot
replacement
placement.
replacement
- At Carriage Unit
replacement
- At Timing Slit Strip Film
replacement
- At Timing Slit Disk Film
replacement
Grease application - At Carriage Unit

replacement
- At Eject Roller
replacement
- At Reader Unit
replacement
- At Cap Blade Unit
replacement
- To maintain sliding
- FLOIL
properties of the
KG-107A
carriage shaft and the lift - MOLYKOTE
cam shaft.
PG641
- MOLYKOTE
properties of Eject
EM-D110
Roller.
1 min.
properties of Cap Blade
Unit.
- To protect the
machine's sliding
portions (gears and
Open button).
Note: DO NOT loosen the red screws at both ends of the carriage shaft, securing the print head
position, as they are not re-adjustable. The red screws securing the paper feed motor may be
loosened only at replacement of the paper feed motor unit.
Part 1 -
1-1-2 Periodic maintenance

ADJUSTMENT
TIMING
PURPOSE
TOOL
APPROX.
TIME
PURPOSE
TOOL
APPROX.
TIME
PURPOSE
TOOL
APPROX.
TIME
None.
1-1-3 Periodic replacement parts

ADJUSTMENT
TIMING
None.
1-1-4 Replacement consumables

ADJUSTMENT
TIMING
None.
1-2 Customer Maintenance

ADJUSTMENT
TIMING
PURPOSE
TOOL
Print head
alignment
At print head
replacement.
To ensure accurate dot

placement.
Machine buttons
Print head
cleaning
When print quality is not

satisfying, and
not improved by print
head cleaning.
To improve nozzle
conditions.
Machine buttons
FINE Cartridge
replacement
When an FINE Cartridge

becomes empty.
To replace the empty FINE

Cartridge.
None.
Paper feed roller

cleaning
When paper does not

feed properly.
To clean the paper feed

rollers.
Machine buttons
Bottom plate
cleaning
When the back side of

the paper is
smeared.
To clean the platen ribs.
Machine buttons
Scanning area
cleaning
When the following are

To clean the applicable
dirty:
items.
- Contact Sensor ass'y
- Reader Unit
- White sheet in the back
of the Reader Unit
APPROX.
TIME
3 min.
3 min.
2 min.
2 min.
2 min.
Part 1 -
Machine buttons
2 min.
1-3 Product Life

1-3-1 Machine
Specified print volume (1) or the years of use (3), whichever comes first.
1. Print volume: 14,000 pages
2. Scanning volume: 11,000 pages
3. Years of use: 5 years of use
1-3-2 FINE Cartridge (target value)

NAME
SERIAL NUMBER
DESTINATION
CAPACITY
PG-40
F45-2561-000
Countries other than Japan
43g
PG-50
F45-2571-000
Countries other than Japan
51g
1-4 Special Tools

NAME
TOOL NO.
PURPOSE
REMARKS
Grease MOLYKOTE
PG-641
QY9-0035-000 To protect the machine's sliding

portions
Grease MOLYKOTE
EM-D110
HY9-0023-000 To move the timer gear smoothly

Z21 Timer Gear,
(apply the grease on timer gear
Z22Z40 Double
inside diameter).
Gear
To move the double gear smoothly
(apply the grease on the double
gear inside diameter).
Grease FLOIL
KG-107A
QY9-0057-000 To move the carriage smoothly

(apply the grease the CHASSIS
UNIT guide rail).
ROM Ver-Up Board With Cable HY7-3434-000 To perform the ROM version-up
Document Cover
HA1-5687-000 To prevent from the paper jam of

binder-holed document and thin
document
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Part 1 -
Use Windows
(2000 or XP)
computer.
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2. TROUBLESHOOTING
2-1 Description for Displayed Error Message
This product displays error messages and main indications in cyclical blinkings style during the
standby without any document.
MAIN DISPLAY
2sec. cyclical blinking
ERROR DISPLAY
There are the following four messages. These error messages may be indicated simultaneously.
z
z
z
z
Printer error
Memory RX
Memory full
Not played ICM except for TAM mode
The printer error indicates the only message. Four sorts of cyclical blinkings occur in maximum.
e.g.)
1) 10:10
FaxTel
Standby

2) LOAD PAPER
Printer error
3) 10:10
FaxTel Standby
4) REC'D IN MEMORY
Memory RX
5) 10:10
FaxTel Standby
6) MEMORY FULL
Memory full
7) 10:10
FaxTel Standby
8) NEW MESSAGE
Not played ICM except for TAM mode
Return to 1)
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2-2 Displayed Error Message

2-2-1 Error other than printing (Warning)
ERROR
RECD IN MEMORY
CONDITIONS
SOLUTION
The memory RX exists.
Erase the memory RX.
The memory block does not exist.

The FAX transaction exceeds the
specifications.
The TAM tarnsaction exceeds the
specifications.
Erase the memory.
Not-played IMC exists in the TAM

mode OFF condition.
Play the not-played IMC.
The ink level is low.

Ink LED indication pattern:
ON: Ink low1
Replace the FINE cartridge with new

one.
Memory RX
MEMORY FULL
Memory full (FAX or
TAM)
NEW MESSAGE
Not-played IMC existed
RECOMEND NEW CRT
Low ink level
Blinking: Ink low2, No ink,

Ink volume unknown
Part 1 -
2-2-2 Printer Error

ERROR
LOAD PAPER
CONDITIONS
SOLUTION
Any paper is not set.
Press [ Stop] key. The error message

resolves.
- Automatic printout: The printout restarts
when resolving this error.
- Manual printout: The printout does not
restart when resolving this error.
The paper jam occurs.
Remove the jammed paper. Set new paper

in the multi-purpose tray. Press [ Stop]
key.
The printout does not restart.
The FINE cartridge runs out of

ink.
Replace the FINE cartridge with new one.

Press and hold [ Stop] key for 5 seconds
when refilling the ink.
No paper.
CLEAR PAPER JAM

Paper jam
NO INK
No Ink.
The ink level detection does not perform.

The ink LED continues turning ON
regardless of resolving this error.
INK VOL UNKNOWN
Ink volume unknown
The ink level is unknown.

This message is indicated if the
installed FINE cartridge ID is
improper.
Replace the FINE Cartridge with new one.

Press and hold [ Stop] key for 5 seconds
when refilling the ink.
The ink level detection does not perform.
The ink LED continues turning ON
regardless of resolving this error.
PUT IN CARTRIDGE
FINE cartridge not
installed
INK ABS NEAL FUL
Waste ink soon runout
CHECK INK
Cartridge error
REMOVE DOCUMENT
DS ON
OPEN COVER
Any FINE cartridge is not

Install a FINE cartridge.
recognized when starting printout
or suction.
The waste ink level exceeds the
specified 95% when starting the
soft-ON/OFF or suction.
Press [
The FINE cartridge is not

supported.
Install a CANON recommended FINE

cartridge.
The FINE cartridge is installed

improperly.
Reinstall the FINE cartridge again.
A document is inserted during

the printout except for the
maintenance.
Remove the document. Press [
ADF document may be jammed.
Remove the jammed paper. Press [ Stop]

key. Press and hold [ Start] key to feed
the paper. But pressing Start when
opening the cover is inoperative.
Set a binder-holed document or a thin
document to the document cover (HA15687).
ADF document is approx. 40 cm

or more.
The paper feed (approx. 60 cm
or more) starts after detecting
this error. This error changes to
the paper jam error if the
document still remains.
Press [

SEE FIG.1
Remove document.
PRESS STOP KEY
Stop] key.
Paper jam
DOC. TOO LONG
Document too long
Part 1 -
Stop] key.
Stop] key.
2-2-3 Caution
ERROR
CONDITIONS
CHECK PAPER SIZE

Too long paper
MEMORY FULL
Memory full (during the
copying)
SOLUTION
The FAX printout data differs from the

paper size setting.
The paper is too short.
Press [
Stop] key.
The memory full occurs during the

copying.
Press [
Stop] key.
2-2-4 Service Call

CYCLES OF
BLINKING IN ON
AND OFF
(POWER LED)
2 times
ERROR
!!CHECK!! 5100
Carriage error
3 times
!!CHECK!! 6000
Paper feed error
6 times
!!CHECK!! 5400
Internal temperature
error
7 times
!!CHECK!! 5B00
Waste ink absorber full
8 times
!!CHECK!! 5200
Print head temperature
rise error
9 times
CONDITIONS
SOLUTION
(REPLACEMENT OF LISTED
PARTS, WHICH ARE LIKELY
TO BE FAULTY)
The carriage did not move - PR lift shaft

up or down properly.
- Sheet feed unit
- Main Board ass'y
- Carriage lift sensor unit
An error occurs to the
paper feed encoder
signal.
- Timing sensor unit

- Timing slit disk film
- Feed roller
- Reader Unit
- Main Board ass'y
- Paper feed motor
The internal temperature

is not proper.
- Main Board ass'y

- Carriage unit
The waste ink absorber is

full.
- Ink absorber kit
The print head

- Print head
temperature exceeded the - Main Board ass'y
specified
value.
A problem occurred in
writing to the EEPROM.
- Main Board ass'y
ROM error
The check sum value is

incorrect in the ROM
check at hard-power-on.
- Main Board ass'y
RAM error
The RAM error occurred

- Main Board ass'y
in the RAM check at hardpower-on.
!!CHECK!! 6800
EEPROM error
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2-2-5 Communication Error

ERROR
TX/RX CANCELLED
Stop cancellation
CHECK DOCUMENT
MEANING
SOLUTION
During TX (sending): The memory

transmission reservation is cancelled.
During RX (receiving): The memoryreceiving image data is cleared.
The document jam occurs.
Document jam
DOC. TOO LONG
The document is longer than 400 mm.
Too long document

NO ANSWER
The other party does not transmit DIS.
No answer
BUSY/NO SIGNAL
Redial time-over
NO RX PAPER
The other party without
paper
LOAD PAPER
No paper
NO TEL #
No telephone number.
MEMORY FULL
Memory full
TRY AGAIN
The redial becomes time-over, but DT

is not detected.
The other party does not set any
paper.
Any paper is not set. The printout is

not executed while receiving the FAX
simultaneously.
The one-touch speed dialing button or Register the one-touch speed dialing
coded speed dialing code you entered button or coded speed dialing code.
has not been registered.
The faxs memory is full because it
has received too many documents, or
a very long or detailed document.
Print any documents stored in

memory. Then start again.
The faxs memory is full because you

either tried to send or copy too many
pages at once, or you tried to send or
copy a very long or detailed ocument,
using memory sending.
Delete any unnecessary data. Change

the scanning resolution. Attempt the
copying again.
An error other than the above occurs.
Error other than above
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2-3 Not Displayed Error

Check the following items according to the symptom. Replace an applicable unit with new one if
the symptom is not resolved.
2-3-1 Defect
SYMPTOM
CONFIRM
SOLUTION (POSSIBLE DEFECT

PART)
The power does not turn

ON.
The power turns OFF
immediately after turning
the power ON.
- Check the connection between the

power code and the machine
Main Board ass'y and the power supply
unit.
- Check the power supply unit and the
power code.
- Power supply unit

- Main Board ass'y*
Strange noise occurs.
- Remove foreign material.

Replace the applicable part with
- Check the operation of moving parts
new one
(e.g., purge unit, carriage unit and paper
feeding mechanism).
Nothing is displayed on
the LCD.
- Check the connection among the

operation panel, the reader unit and the
Main Board ass'y.
- Flat cable PANEL-MAIN

- Power supply unit
- Main Board ass'y*
The LCD is not

displayed partially.
- Perform the button and LCD test in the

service mode. Check if the LCD is
displayed without missing segments.
operation panel, the reader unit, and the
Main Board ass'y.

- Operation panel unit
- Main Board ass'y*
Paper feed defect

(Multi-feeding, skewed
feeding, no feeding).
- Check the inside of the main unit.

Check if no part is damaged. Check if
rollers are clean.
- Remove foreign material.
- Adjust the paper guide properly.
- Check the connection of each harness
and the logic board.
- Drive unit
- Main Board ass'y*
Carriage movement
defect
(Interference with other
parts, strange noise).
- Check that the carriage timing slit

stripfilm is free from damage or grease.
- Clean the carriage timing slit stripfilm
(with ethanol and lint-free paper).
- Carriage timing slit stripfilm

- Carriage unit
Reading defect (no

reading, strange noise).

reading unit and the logic board.
- Reader unit
- Main Board ass'y*
The operation panel

buttons are not
available.
- Check the connection among the

operation panel, the reader unit and the
Main Board ass'y.

- Power supply unit
- Main Board ass'y*
The speaker outputs no - Check the connection between the

- Speaker ass'y
sound.
Speaker ass'y and the Main Board ass'y. - Main Board ass'y*
*: Check the waste ink level before replacing the Main Board ass'y. Register the ink level to new Main
Board ass'y.
Replace the lithium battery installed in the Main Board ass'y with new one.
Refer to Part:1-4-2 Precautions for Main Board ass'y Replacement and Repair.
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2-3-2 Print Quality Defect

SYMPTOM
Printout is not available.
CONFIRM
- Remove and re-install the FINE

- FINE cartridge
Cartridge.
- Cap blade unit
- Remove foreign material from the Cpa - Main Board ass'y*2
Blade Unit.
- Perform the FINE cartridge cleaning
five times.
carriage cable and the Main Board ass'y.
Printing is faint, or white - Remove and re-install the FINE

lines appear on printouts cartridge.
even after print head
cleaning.
Line(s) not included in
the print data appears on
printouts.
Paper gets smeared.
SOLUTION (POSSIBLE DEFECT

PART)
- FINE cartridge
- Cap blade unit
- Main Board ass'y*2
- Feed several papers.

- Perform the bottom plate cleaning.
- Clean the paper path with a cotton
swab or a cloth.
- Clean the drive unit sub-rollers.
A part of a line is missing - Clean the FINE Cartridge 5 times.

on the printed-paper.
- FINE cartridge
Printing quality is poor.
Black ink is not ejected.
- Remove and re-install the FINE

- FINE cartridge
Cartridge.
- Cap blade unit
- Remove foreign material from the Cpa - Main Board ass'y*2
Blade Unit, if any.
- Perform the FINE cartridge cleaning
five times.
carriage cable and the Main Board ass'y.
Graphic or text is
enlarged on the printedpaper.
When enlarged in the carriage

movement direction:
- Wipe off grease or oil on the timing slit
stripfilm.
- Carriage timing slit stripfilm

- Carriage unit
When enlarged in the paper feed

direction:
- Wipe off grease or oil on the timing slit
stripfilm.
- Timing slit disk film

- Paper feed sensor board ass'y
Paper feed defect

occurs.

- Paper feed motor*1
paper feed motor and the Main Board
ass'y.
*1: Adjust the paper gap when removing the red screw while replacing the Paper Feed Motor.
*2: Check the waste ink level before replacing the Main Board ass'y. Register the ink level to new
Main Board ass'y.
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2-3-3 Reading Defect

SYMPTOM
CONFIRM
SSOLUTION (POSSIBLE DEFECT

PART)
Reading is not available. - Check the connection between the

reader unit and the Main Board ass'y.
- Reader Unit
Streaks or smears on the - Clean the contact sensor ass'y and the
scanned image.
drive unit.
reader unit and the Main Board ass'y.
- Reader Unit
Document slipping over

the roller (copied image
enlarged), or document
not separated.
- Drive Unit
- Clean the friction tab, the document

feed roller and the separation roller.
Binder-holed document Set a document to the document cover

and thin document is not (HA1-5687).
read.
*1: Check the waste ink level before replacing the Main Board ass'y. Register the ink level to new
Main Board ass'y.
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Maintenance
3. SAFETY AND PRECAUTIONS

3-1 Safety Precautions
Please read the safety warnings and cautions provided in this manual to ensure that you use the
machine safely. Do not attempt to use the machine in any way not described in this manual.
This product emits low level magnetic flux. If you use a cardiac pacemaker and feel
abnormalities, please move away from this product and consult your doctor.
You may cause an electric shock, fire, or damage the machine if you ignore any of
these safety precautions.
Choosing a
location
Do not place the machine close to flammable solvents such as alcohol or thinners.
Power supply
Never attempt to plug in or unplug the machine from the power supply when your
hands are wet.
Always push the plug all the way into the power outlet.
Never damage, modify, stretch or excessively bend or twist the power cord. Do not
place heavy objects on the power cord.
Never plug the machine into a power socket that is shared with other equipment
(extension lead/cord, 2- or 3-way adapter, etc.).
Never use the machine if the power cord is bundled or knotted.
If you detect smoke, unusual smells or strange noises around the machine,
immediately unplug the machine at the power supply and call for service.
Periodically, unplug the machine and use a dry cloth to wipe off any dust or dirt
collected on the plug and the power outlet.
If the machine is placed at a location exposed to a lot of dust, smoke, or high
humidity, the dust collected on the plug absorbs moisture and may cause insulation
failure and fire.
If you hear thunder, disconnect the power supply of the machine and refrain from
using it.
Leaving the machine plugged in may cause fire, electric shock, or damage to the
machine, depending on the thunderstorm.
Never use a power supply source other than the one rated for the machine in the
country of where you purchased the machine.
AC 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz
Cleaning the
machine
Use a damp cloth to clean the machine. Never use flammable solvents such as
alcohol, benzene or thinners.
If flammable solvents come in contact with electrical components inside the
machine, it could cause a fire or electric shock.
Always unplug the machine from the power outlet before cleaning the machine.
If you accidentally switch the machine on while cleaning it, you could injure yourself
or damage the machine.
Maintaining the
machine
Do not attempt to disassemble or modify the machine. There are no user

serviceable parts inside the machine.
The machine contains high-voltage components. Never attempt any maintenance
procedure not described in this guide.
Working around
the machine
Do not use highly flammable sprays near the machine.

This could cause a fire or electric shock if the spray comes into contact with
electrical components inside the machine.
You may cause injury or damage the machine if you ignore any of these safety
precautions.
Choosing a
location
Do not install the machine in a location that is unstable or subject to excessive vibration.
Do not install the machine in locations that are very humid or dusty, in direct sunlight,
outdoors, or close to a heating source.
To avoid the risk of fire or electric shocks, install the machine in a location with an
ambient temperature range of 15C to 27.5C (59F to 81.5F) and humidity of 20%
to 80% (condensation free).
Do not place the machine on a thick rug or carpet.
Do not place the machine with its back attached to the wall.
Power supply Ensure that the area around the power outlet is kept clear at all times so you can easily
unplug the power cord if necessary.
Never remove the plug by pulling on the cord.
Do not use an extension lead/cord.
Working
around the
machine
Never put your hands or fingers in the machine while it is printing.

Do not place any object on the machine.
Do not place metal objects (paper clips, staples, etc.) or containers of flammable solvents
(alcohol, thinners, etc.) on top of the machine.
If any foreign object (metal or liquid) fall into the machine, unplug the power cord and call
for service.
Do not transport or store the machine on a slant, vertically or upside-down, as the ink may
leak and damage the machine.
FINE
Cartridge
For safety reasons, store FINE Cartridge out of the reach of small children.
If a child ingests any ink, consult a doctor immediately.
Do not shake FINE Cartridge.
Ink may leak out and stain clothing or the surrounding area.
Never touch the electrical contacts on a FINE Cartridge after printing. The metal parts
may be very hot and couldcause burns.
Do not throw FINE Cartridge into fire.
3-2 Caution when Replacing Service Parts

3-2-1 Electrical shock
Be sure to disconnect the power cable and modular cable to prevent electrical shock.
If working with power on is required, do not use grounding strap. Using such equipment may
create conducting pathway, posing a risk of electrical shock.
See the following for parts and components that may generate electrical shock:
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Power supply unit primary (supplied with AC voltage)

Telephone line primary
3-2-2 High temperature

In order to prevent burns during disassembly, allow at least ten minutes, after the power has been
switched off, for the high temperature components to cool down.
General high temperature components are as follows.
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z
z
z
Motors
Power supply unit
Elements on driver ICs, etc., on PCBs (in particular, ICs with heatsinks)
FINE Cartridge aluminum plate
3-2-3 Fire
It is dangerous to throw lithium batteries and parts and components containing flammable
substances, such as cartridges, etc., into fire. Such parts and components must be disposed of in
accordance with local laws and regulations.
3-2-4 Ignition
When using solvents such as alcohol, etc., while conducting service, there is a danger of fire
igniting from heat from internal circuitry and from sparks. Before using any such solvents, be sure
to switch off the power and allow time for high temperature parts to cool down. Make sure that
there is sufficient ventilation when working with solvents.
3-2-5 Movable parts

In order to prevent accidents with movable parts, be sure to remove the power cable when
conducting service that requires disassembly. Also, take care that personal accessories and hair,
etc., are not caught in any moving parts.
3-2-6 Damage due to electrostatic discharge

This machine contains contact sensors and printed circuit boards that use ROMs, RAMs, custom
chips and other electronic components that are vulnerable to damage by electrostatic discharge.
Be careful to avoid any damage from electrostatic discharge when conducting service that
requires disassembly.
Static electricity warning
Electrostatic discharge can destroy electronic components and alter electrical
characteristics. Plastic tools and even your hands, if they are not earthed, contain
sufficient static electricity to damage electronic components.
The following materials may be used as countermeasures against electrostatic discharge:
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z
z
Earth-connected conductive mat

Crocodile clips for the purpose of grounding metallic parts of the main unit
Earth-connected wrist-strap
(Use 1M resistance-integrated current control type.)
For service conducted on the user's premises, etc., where such countermeasure materials are not
available, the following countermeasures may be employed.
z
z
z
z
Use anti-static bags for the storage and carrying of PCBs and electrical elements.
Avoid silk and polyester clothing and leather-soled shoes, favoring instead cotton clothes
and rubber-soled shoes.
Avoid working in a carpeted area.
Before work, touch the grounded earth terminals of the main unit in order to discharge any
static electricity.
Use a wrist-strap and earth the metal parts of the main unit.
(Use 1M resistance-integrated current control type.)
PCBs and electrical elements must be lifted by holding the edges and avoid direct contact
with terminals.
Electric shock during the service
Wear an earth-connected equipment [e.g., wrist-strap (1M resistance-integrated
current control type)] if the machine is in current carrying condition during the
service.
3-2-7 Attaching and removing cables

Attaching and removing cables with the power still on may cause breakdowns and should be
avoided.
In particular, flat cables are likely to cause short circuits. When attaching or removing cables,
always be sure to turn the power off.
3-2-8 Prevention of ink soiling

Be careful when handling the FINE Cartridge nozzle, head cap, head wiper and waste inkpad.
Residual Ink may soil the main unit, working surfaces, your hands and clothes, etc.
If the ink should accidentally get into someone's eyes, rinse the affected eye with plenty of clean
water and seek medical attention.
If a large quantity of ink is accidentally swallowed, seek medical advice immediately.
In such a case, let the doctor know exactly what is written on the FINE Cartridge label.
3-2-9 Conductivity of the ink

The ink used in the FINE Cartridge is conductive. This means that, if the ink leaks, mechanical
parts should be wiped with a dampened paper towel or similar and electrical circuits wiped with
tissue paper so that all ink is removed from below the IC chips.
If power is switched on while ink is leaking on the electrical circuits, the circuitry may short out
and be damaged. If ink is leaking, the power must be switched off.
3-3 Product Transportation

Please follow procedures below when to transport repaired products.
1. Start the MFP service mode. (Refer to Part1: 5-6 Selective Function in MFP Service Mode)
2. Open the operation panel. Remove the FINE Cartridge.
3. Set to the soft-power-ON.
- The carriage may move rightward and leftward if the machine is transported
without removing the FINE cartridge. It adds stress on the carriage.
- Never reuse the FINE cartridge. Package new cartridge when returning the machine
to the customer. Ink may become fixed, or the ink level detection function may not
activate.
3-4 Precautions for Hard-Power ON/OFF Mode

3-4-1 Hard-Power On/Off
The hard-power-on means the condition that AC adapter is plugged from the main unit.
The hard-power-off means the condition that AC adapter is unplugged from the main unit.
3-4-2 Conditions for Entering in Hard-Power-OFF Mode

Unplug the Power Code. The hard-power-OFF mode starts.
3-4-3 FAX Operation during Hard-Power-OFF Mode

FAX-JX500/FAX-JX300 save received image/TAM message on the serial flash ROM. FAXJX200/201 do not save received image.
RTC data is saved as the backup.
3-4-4 Saved Data during Hard-Power-OFF

The control memory-saved data is saved as the backup in the EEPROM and the flash memory if
electric service interrupts, or if the Power Code is unplugged.
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z
z
z
z
z
z
z
User registration data (basic setting, transmission setting etc.)

TEL No. data (One-touch speed dialing, coded speed dialing and group dialing)
Activity report data
SSSW
RTC data
Received image*
TAM massage*
Condition before the hardware power off mode
*: FAX-JX500, FAX-JX300 only
3-5 Precautions for Soft-Power-ON/OFF Mode

3-5-1 Soft-Power On/Off
The soft-power-on means the condition that power code is plugged, [ON/OFF] key is pressed
and the main unit is in the standby mode.
The soft-power-on means the condition that power code is plugged and the main unit is in the
sleep mode.
3-5-2 Conditions for Entering in Soft-Power-OFF Mode

Press and hold [ON/OFF] key while all conditions below do not satisfy.
z
z
z
z
z
z
In the service call error (Pressing and holding [ON/OFF] is operative in some service call
errors.)
During FAX communication
During Fax/Tel switching, During TEL ringing
During the automatic redial standby
During the received image printout
During ADF operation
3-5-3 FAX Operation during Soft-Power-OFF Mode

The operations below are available during the soft-power-OFF
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z
z
The image memory and ICM (TAM) are saved.

The RTC data is saved.
FAX communication is not available.
3-5-4 Recovery from Soft-Power-OFF Mode

Press [ON/OFF] key.
3-5-5 Recovery during Soft-Power-ON Mode

control information is normal. Recover the data from the flash ROM if SDRAM image/ TAM
control information has any defect.*.
Check the data below. Follow the troubleshooting if any defect is detected during the soft-powerON.
DATA
TROUBLESHOOTING
User registration data
Inform the operator of the error. Press [

registration data to the preset value.
Stop]. Return the user
TEL No. data
Inform the operator of the error. Press [

data.
Stop]. Delete the TEL No.
Activity report data
Delete the data.
SSSW
Return to the preset value.
Received image
Delete the data.
TAM message*
Delete the data.
*: FAX-JX500 / FAX-JX300 only.
The following is the flowchart from the flash ROM.
Fig.Part 1-1 Recovery during Soft-Power-ON

Download PDF
3-6 Precautions for Power-Save Mode

3-6-1 Conditions for Entering in Power-Save Mode
The power save mode starts if the standby continues for 4 min. 30 sec. while the following
conditions do not satisfy.
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z
During CI reception
During the automatic redial standby
3-6-2 Operation in Power Save Mode
The following is the operation in the power save mode.

z
z
SDRAM is saved.
RTC data is saved.
3-6-3 Return from Power Save Mode
Satisfying any of the following conditions returns from the power save mode.
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z
z
z
z
z
CI detection
Handset on-hook
Ext. TEL on-hook
Setting a document to ADF
Pressing any key on the main unit
DTMF detection
3-7 FINE Cartridge Handling

3-7-1 Opening FINE Cartridge Package
Never open the FINE cartridge package until you start using the cartridge.
Remove the protective seal on the nozzle carefully when installing the FINE cartridge to the
printer.
3-7-2 Nozzle Protection

Never touch or wipe the FINE cartridge nozzle with a tissue paper etc. It prevents from fixing the
ink at the nozzle. Never leave the FINE cartridge after removing the protective seal. The ink may
dry, and fix the nozzle.
Never assemble and disassemble the FINE cartridge. Never water-wash the FINE cartridge. It
equips a current board. White line may appear on printed letters cyclically if ink clogs in FINE
cartridge. Replace the FINE cartridge with new one if the cartridge cleaning (5 times in
maximum) does not resolve the symptom.
3-8 Contact Sensor Handling

Never scratch or contaminate the contact sensor reader. It prevents from the image reading failure
(e.g., vertical line). Irradiating the outside light to the contact sensor reader may deteriorate the
operational characteristics, and the reading image may become darker than the proper tint.
3-9 Warning for Lithium Battery Replacement and

Disposal <For Germany>
3-9-1 Replacement
English: Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type.
German: Explosionsrisiko, falls Batterie nicht mit vorgeschriebenem Baterrietypus ersetzt wird.
3-9-2 Disposal
English: Dispose of used batteries according to the local regulations.
German: Batterienentsorgung gemaess lokalen Vorschriften.

Included battery contains Perchlorate Material-special handling may apply.
See http://www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/perchlorate/ for detail.
<Part 1-3 Safety and Precautions>
FAX-JX500 / JX300 / JX200 / JX201
Maintenance
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FAX-JX500 / JX300 / JX200 / JX201
Maintenance
4. REPAIR
4-1 Action in the Event of Abnormality (All Clear)
In the event of extreme noise or shock, etc., in very rare cases, the display may go out, and all the
buttons become inoperable. In that case, perform an All Clear. This operation returns all values
and settings to their default settings. The waste ink counter and printer backup data are not cleared
in this operation. Save the needed backup data before the initialization.
1.
Turn hard-power-on. (power off)
2.
Press and hold [
3.
Press and hold [ON/OFF] key.
4.
[ON/OFF] LED turns ON (Beep sounds)
5.
Release [
6.
Press [
7.
Stop] key.
Stop] key.
Stop] key twice. (Releasing [
Stop] key)
Release [ON/OFF] key.

Execute all clear in the MFP service mode in the following procedure.
1)
2)
Press [
Stop] key three times. Select & EEPROM initialization.
Press [ON/OFF] key after selecting the function. Execute the function.
8.
Press [ON/OFF] key. Turn the power supply OFF.
9.
Press and hold [
10.
11.
Stop] key.

[ON/OFF] LED turns ON (Beep sounds)
12.
Release [
Stop] key.
13.
Release [
Stop] key three times. (Releasing [
14.
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Stop] key)
15. Start the localization setting.

1)Press [
][
] key, and Select 3.FaxType Set
2)Select proper FAX type by pressing [
][
]. Press [
Part 1 - 28
. Press [
Start] key.
Start] key.
4-2 Precautions for Main Board ass'y Replacement and

Repair
- Confirm the connection between cables and connecters.
- Never drop the ferrite core.
- Never damage electronic devices by electricity.
- Wait approximately 1 minute after unplugging the AC adapter, and then
disassemble Main Board ass'y. This prevents from damaging Main Board ass'y by
discharging storage electricity in the condenser.
- Never touch the Timing Slit Strip Film and the Timing Slit Disk Film.
- Never contaminate the inside/outside the unit by ink.
- Never scratch the main frame.CAUTIONS for the red screw
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The paper feed motor installation the red screw is removable only when
replacing the Paper Feed Motor Unit. Never loosen the red screw for other
cases.
(Refer to Part:1-4-5-1 Paper feed motor adjustment)
Never loosen the carriage rail the red screw other than for replacing the
carriage.
Check if the FINE Cartridge is not in friction with a board as the paper gap
(carriage rail-platen) check after replacing the carriage.
Adjust the rail installation position if friction is detected.
(Refer to Part: 1:4-5-2 Main chassis and carriage rail adjustment)
4-2-1 Main Board ass'y Replacement Procedure

1. Save the needed data as the backup. This is for succeeding the losing data by replacing
Main Board ass'y. Execute Part 1: 5-8-3 EEPROM Information Printout, Part 1: 5-12-8
Report
2. Install new lithium battery to new Main Board ass'y.
3. Turn hard-power off.
4. Replace Main Board ass'y.
5. Start MFP service mode . (Refer to Part1: 5-4 User Maintenance Mode)
6. Open the operation panel. Remove FINE Cartridge.
7. Perform the destination setting in the MFP service mode. (Refer to Part1: 5-8-6 Region
Setting)
8. Perform EEPROM clear in the MFP service mode. (Refer to Part:1 5-8-4 EEPROM
initialization)
9. Input the waste ink counter value.
10. Turn soft-power off.
11. Start the localization mode.
12. Perform the localization setting.
13. Turn soft-power off.
14. Turn hard-power off.
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4-2-2 Waste Ink Counter Succession

The current status of the waste ink counter succeeds when replacing Main Board ass'y or the
button-type lithium battery on the main current board.
The following is the ink counter succession procedure.
1. Start the MFP service mode. ( Part1: 5-4 User Maintenance Mode)
2. Print out the service pattern. (Part1: 5-8-2 1: Service Pattern Printout )
3. Scribe a note of the waste ink counter value on the service pattern. (The value on
"D=NNN.N" on the 1st line)
4. Replace Main Board ass'y or the button-type lithium battery.
5. Start the MFP service mode.
6. Input the waste ink counter value, as 10% is the maximum limit. (Part1: 5-8-9 13: Waste
Ink Counter Level Registration)
*Input 0-90% according to the number of printout copies (14,000 copies = 100%) if the waste ink
counter value is not succeeded.
4-2-3 Button-Type Lithium Battery Installation

Button-type lithium battery is not installed to Main Board ass'y. Purchase and install new battery.
The model number is as follows:
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Number: CR2032
4-3 Warning for Lithium Battery Replacement and

Disposal <For Germany>
4-3-1 Replacement
English: Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type.
German: Explosionsrisiko, falls Batterie nicht mit vorgeschriebenem Baterrietypus ersetzt wird.
4-3-2 Disposal
English: Dispose of used batteries according to the local regulations.
German: Batterienentsorgung gemaess lokalen Vorschriften.
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Included battery contains Perchlorate Material-special handling may apply.
See http://www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/perchlorate/ for detail.
4-5 Adjustment / Settings

4-5-1 Paper feed motor adjustment
Perform the following adjustments when the paper feed motor unit is replaced:
1. When removing the screws, mark the red screw holes.
Fig.Part 1-2 Mark the screw holes

2. When installing the motor, position each screw to the mark, and fasten them.
3. After replacement, be sure to perform the service test print, and confirm that no strange
noise or faulty print operation (due to dislocation of the belt or gear, or out-of-phase motor,
etc.) occurs.
The red screws securing the paper feed motor may be loosened only at replacement
of the paper feed motor unit. DO NOT loosen them in other cases.
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4-5-2 Main chassis and carriage rail adjustment
[Carriage rail adjustment]

Perform the following adjustments when the carriage unit is replaced:
1. Before loosening the red screws, mark the boss position beside the red screw.
Fig.Part 1-3 Mark the boss position beside the red screw
2. In attaching the carriage rail, make sure that the boss fits into the hole and to the mark made
in step 1), then fasten the screws.
3. Be sure to perform the confirmation test detailed below; confirm that the print quality is
proper and the FINE Cartridges are not contacting the paper.
[Main chassis adjustment]
After installing the main chassis, be sure to perform the confirmation test detailed below; confirm
that the print quality is proper and the ink cartridges are not contacting the paper.
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4-5-3 Confirmation test

<Confirmation test>
Using Photo Paper Pro, and with the paper thickness lever set to the left position (normal
position), print an image and confirm that the print quality is proper, and the ink cartridges are
free from contacting the paper.
If the print quality is not proper, or an ink cartridge contacts the paper, adjust the head-to-paper
distance in the following procedures:
<Procedures for adjusting the head-to-paper distance:>
1. At the bottom edge of the boss beside the red screw on each side of the chassis, put a mark
to indicate the current position. (See the step 1 of the carriage rail adjustment above.)
2. Loosen the red screws, and adjust the head-to-paper distance.
{ To prevent the ink cartridges from contacting the paper: Raise the carriage rail from
the current position.
{ To improve the print quality: Lower the carriage rail from the current position.
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4-6 Grease Application
*1: Apply grease on the upper surface much more than the reverse side of the front surface.
Fig.Part 1-4 Grease application(1/3)
Part 1 - 34
*2: Apply grease from the axis-inserted side for both gears.
(For applying grease on the gear inside diameter evenly when inserting the CS gear frame.)
*3: Never run over grease.
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<PART SHALL BE FREE FROM ANY GREASE(Reuse by wiping off is not allowed.)>
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- Never adhere grease to a head face side. This prevents from print quality defect.
- Apply grease on the specified surface only.
- Any grease-removed part is reusable after grease adheres to a part that the greasewiping method is described.
- In principle, any grease-removed part is not reusable after grease adheres to a part
that the grease-wiping method is described.
PART NAME
Chassis Unit
Main Chassis
Idler Pulley
Main
WHERE TO APPLY GREASE / OIL

1
GREASE / OIL NAME
Entire contact surface of the carriage FLOIL KG107A

slider
FLOIL KG107A
420mg 60mg
3 Back of the rail
FLOIL KG107A
100mg 40mg
4 Bottom of the rail
FLOIL KG107A
1 drop
Carriage slider contact portion (front

side)
FLOIL KG107A
Sliding portion
MOLYKOTE PG-641
Quarter drop
2 locations
Slider shaft sliding portion (bottom

case top)
MOLYKOTE PG-641
1 drop
4 locations

case top)
MOLYKOTE PG-641
1 drop
4 locations

case top)
MOLYKOTE PG-641
Quarter drop
2 locations
10
Swing Arm Release Cam (Carriage

sliding portion)
MOLYKOTE PG-641
1 drop
2 locations
11 Eject roller sliding portion
MOLYKOTE PG-641
Quarter drop
12 Trigger arm (carriage sliding portion)
FLOIL KG107A
Half drop
FLOIL KG107A
Half drop
2 locations
5
6
13
CS Driver Unit
14 Z21 TIMMER GEAR inside diameter
MOLYKOTE EM-D110
Z22Z40_DOUBLE_GEAR inside
diameter
MOLYKOTE EM-D110
14
Drive Unit
Cap Blade Unit
Eject roller sliding portion
1 drop
2 drop
2 drop
15 Axis outside diameter
MOLYKOTE PG-641
Half drop
16 Cam sliding portion
MOLYKOTE PG-641
Half drop
Return Lever
MOLYKOTE PG-641
Quarter drop
2 locations
18 Return Lever
MOLYKOTE PG-641
Half drop
17
19
20
21
Paper Feed Unit
100mg 40mg
2 Inside of the rail
Platen Lower /
Eject Roller
CS Release
Gear Unit
GREASE / OIL
AMOUNT
22
Cap
Part shall be free from any grease.

(Reuse by wiping off is not allowed.)
Cap Drain Sheet

Blade

Timing Slit Disk Film

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Carriage Unit
23
24
Head Guide
Timing Slit Strip Film

Carriage

Head Guide
(Head Insert Area)
Note: 1 drop = 9 to 18 mg

25
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FAX-JX500 / JX300 / JX200 / JX201
Maintenance
5. SERVICE SWITCHES
5-1 Description for Setting Item in Service Mode
5-1-1 SSSW (Service Soft Switch Setting)
The switch-registered/set items comprise 8-bit switches. The figure below shows which number is
assigned to an applicable bit. Each bit has a value of either 0 or 1.
Fig.Part 1-5 Bit Switch Display

Below are examples showing how to reads bit switch tables.
The setting is "1".
BIT
FUNCTION
The setting is "0".

1
Service error code
Output
Not, Output
Error dump list
Output
Not, Output
Not used
Not used
Not used
Not used
Not used
Receive image transfer
Yes
No
Boldfaced figures are the default

setting.
Fig.Part 1-6 How to Read Bit Switch Tables

Never change the default of not-available function data.
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5-1-2 NUMERIC Param (NUMERIC parameter settings)

Below are examples showing how to read the numeric parameter setting data tables.
Indicates a setting
range of 1 to 99.
NO.
FUNCTION
SELECTION
RANGE
DEFAULT
SETTING
02
RTN signal transmission condition
1 to 99
10 (10%)
23
FAX/TEL switching function signal detection

level
0 to 7
4 (-43 dbm)
Indicates that the default "4"

corresponds to a value of -43 dbm.
For details on the relationship
between the setting ranges and the
setting ranges and the setting values,
refer to the explanations of each
them.
Fig.Part 1-7 How to Read Tables
5-2 Hardware Switches

This machine does not have any hardware switches for service.
5-3 Service Data Setting

The service data is checked and changed according to the LCD-displayed menu item. Refer to
Part: 1:5-7 MFP Service Mode Function, Part: 1:5-11 FAX Service Mode Function for the details
of the SSSW (Service Software Switch)/parameter default.
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5-4 User Maintenance Mode

5-4-1 How to Enter in User Maintenance Mode
1.
Set to the hard-powr-on.
2.
Press [ON/OFF] key. Start the normal mode.
10:10
3.
Tel/Fax
Press [
Standby
] key.
User maintenance mode
CS CLEANING
5-4-2 Selective Function in User Maintenance Mode

1.
10:10
Tel/Fax
User maintenance mode
2. Press [
][
3. Press [
Start] key to execute the function.
4. Press [
][
5. Press [
Start] key to valid the changed setting.
z
z
] keys to select a function.
][
][
] [Numeric] keys at each setting mode to change the value.
Press [Menu] key when returning to the user maintenance mode.

Press [ Stop] key when returning to standby.
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5-4-3 User Maintenance Mode Function

INDICATION/FUNCTION
CS CLEANING
CS cleaning
NOZZLE CHECK
Nozzle check
CLEANING
FINE cartridge cleaning
DEEP CLEANING
FINE cartridge refreshing
ALIGN PRINT HEAD
FINE cartridge position
adjustment (Manual)
HEAD ALIGN VALUE
FINE cartridge position
adjustment value printout
ROLLER CLEANING
Roller cleaning
BOTTOM CLEANING
Platen cleaning
PROCEDURE
NOTE
Enter in the user maintenance mode. Select the item.

Open the upper cover. Clean CS. Close the upper cover.
Print out the nozzle check pattern.
Execute the FINE cartridge cleaning.
Execute FINE cartridge refreshing.
The pattern is printed out. A proper FINE cartridge position
is set from the pattern.
The current FINE cartridge position adjustment value and
pattern are printed out.
Repeat steps
Load three or more of A4- or Letter-sized paper in the Multi- three times.
Purpose Tray.
Take a sheet of A4 or Letter-sized plain paper and fold it in
half widthwise. Then, open the paper.
Load it into the Multi-Purpose Tray with the opened side
facing up.
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5-5 How to Enter in MFP Service Mode

1.
Set to the hard-power-on.
2.
Press and hold [
3.
4.
Stop] key.
[ON/OFF] LED turns ON. (Beep sounds)
5.
Stop] key.
6.
Press [
7.
Stop] key twice ([
Stop] key is released).
Entering in the service mode:
CANON
[ON/OFF] LED blinks.
Idle
z
z
Standby:
[ON/OFF] LED turns ON
Set to soft-power-off temporarily, and then execute Step 2-7 above when returning to the
service mode.
The user mode starts when releasing [ON/OFF] key before Step. 6 is completed.
The user mode starts when pressing [ON/OFF] key during Step. 7 is standby.
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5-6 Selective Function in MFP Service Mode

1. Standby
2.
z
z
z
3.
z
Press [
Stop] to select a function.
Pressing [ Stop] key odd number of times:

[ON/OFF] LED turns OFF.
Pressing [ Stop] key even number of times:
[ON/OFF] LED turns ON.
Exceeding the number of function selection: Indication does not change.
Press [ON/OFF] key to execute the selective function.
Return to standby if you press [ON/OFF] key after pressing [ Stop] key more than the
number of selective functions.
[ON/OFF] LED blinks while performing the pre-execution initialization or executing
each function.
The setting paper delivers. The carriage moves to the FINE cartridge replacement position
when opening the front cover.
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5-7 MFP Service Mode Function

MFP SERVICE MODE
0: Soft-Power-Off
1: Service pattern printout
2: EEPROM information printout
3: EEPROM initialization
4: waste ink counter clear
0: Main waste ink counter clear
1: Platen waste ink counter clear
2: Main & platen waste ink counter clear
5: Region setting
0: No change
1: JPN
2: KOR
3: USA/CND
4: EUR
5: AUS
6: ASIA
7: CHN
8: TWN
9: LTN
10: Return to the region setting.
6: FINE cartridge refreshing
7: Return to the function selection menu.
12: Operation panel check
13: Waste ink counter level registration
Fig.Part 1-8 MFP MFP service mode function list
Part 1 - 45
5-8 Description of MFP Service Mode Function

5-8-1 0: Soft-Power-Off
Pressing [ON/OFF] key returns to soft-power-off during standby.
5-8-2 1: Service Pattern Printout

Print out Part1: 5-8-3 service pattern. EEPROM is not cleared.
Sample of Service Pattern Printout
Fig.Part 1-9 Service pattern

Service pattern output item
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Model name
EEPROM version
Waste ink counter level
Information for factory
Vertical check pattern (No ejection of ink)
Region
Carriage uneven pattern (Uneven pattern should not be obvious.)
Ruled line misalignment pattern (Ruled line misalignment should not be obvious.)
Part 1 - 46
5-8-3 2: EEPROM Information Printout

Print out EEPROM information.
Sample of EEPROM information printout
Fig.Part 1-10 EEPROM information output
Part 1 - 47
EEPROM information output item

z
z
z
z
z
z
z
z
z
z
z
z
z
1st line: (Model name) (Region) (V: ROM Version) (ST: Installation date) (LPT: Last
printout time)
2nd line: (ER: Error history*1) (P_ON: Number of power supply ON) (MSD: Maximum
Standby)
*1 ER0: The latest record, ER1: Next to the latest data
3rd line: (IF: Connection I/F) (PC: Printing Count*2)
*2 M: manual, R: refreshing, T: timer, D: Dots Count, C: FINE cartridge replacement
4th line: (D: Main waste ink counter*3) (Ps=Platen waste ink counter*3)
*3 Unit: %
5th line: (TPAGE: Total page*4)
*4 TTL: Total, COPY: Copy
6th line: (CLT: cleaning date/time)
7th line: (CT: Number of FINE cartridge replacement)
8th line: (IS: FINE cartridge status)
9th line: [IC: Amount of used ink: (unit: mg)]
10th line: (A_REG: Automatic user range)
(M_REG: Manual user range)
11th line: (PAGE: Pieces of ASF printout *5)
*5 All: total, PP: plain paper, HR+MP: High-grade Paper & Matte Photo,
PR+SP+SG: Photo Paper Pro & Photo Paper Plus Glossy & Semi-Glossy Paper,
GP: Glossy Paper, PC: Postcard, EV: Envelop
12th line: <Scanner>
13th line: (SC: Number of total scanning) (SCAN_ER: Scanner error status history *6)
14th line: <Copy>
15th line: (MCASF: Monochrome copying ASF pages*7)
*7 PP: plain paper, SP+PR+GP: Photo Paper Pro & Photo Paper Plus Glossy & Glossy
Paper, OTH: Others
16th line: <Fax>
17th line: (Total_TX: Number of total transmission) (Total_RX: Number of total reception)
18th line: (FAX_ER_OPE: Fax user error status *8)
(FAX_ER_SER: Fax service error status *8)
19th line and the followings: (EEPROM Information: Data in EEPROM)
Part 1 - 48
5-8-4 3: EEPROM initialization

The EEPROM value is initialized. The waste ink counter is not initialized.
5-8-5 4: Waste Ink Counter Clear

Clear the waste ink counter when replacing the waste ink sheet.
Waste Ink Counter Clear Procedure
1. Set the MFP service mode standby.
(Refer to Part1: 5-4 User Maintenance Mode)
2. Press [ Stop] ] key 4 times. Select the waste ink counter clear item. Press [ON/OFF] key.
(Refer to Part1: 5-5 How to Enter in MFP Service Mode, Part1: 5-6 Selective Function in
MFP Service Mode)
3. Select the counter clear item according to the number of pressing [
NUMBER OF
PRESSING
[ STOP] KEY
COUNTER CLEAR ITEM
Stop] key.
[ON/OFF] LED
STATUS
Set the main waste ink counter to 0%.
ON
Set the platen waste ink counter to 0%.
OFF
Set the main & platen waste ink counter to 0%.
ON
Return to MFP service mode standby.
OFF
3 or more
Part 1 - 49
5-8-6 5: Region Setting

Set the SSSW when executing the Main Board ass'y region setting.
SSSW destination setting changes the model parameter values according to the destination
setting.
Region Value Change Procedure
2. Press [ Stop] key 5 times. Select the region setting item. Press [ON/OFF] key.
MFP Service Mode)
3. Press [
Stop] key to select the counter clear item. Press [ON/OFF] key.
NUMBER OF
PRESSING
[ STOP] KEY
REGION VALUE
[ON/OFF] LED
STATUS
No change
ON
JPN
OFF
KOR
ON
USA / CND
OFF
EUR
ON
AUS
OFF
ASIA
ON
CHN
OFF
TWN
ON
LAM
OFF
Return to the region setting.
OFF
10 or more
5-8-7 6: FINE Cartridge Refreshing

Follow the same procedure as the driver batch refreshing.
Part 1 - 50
5-8-8 12: Operation Panel Check

Check the operation of the operation panel, MAIN BOARD ass'y and LCD when replacing any of
these parts.
2. Press [ Stop] key twelve times to select the operation panel check item. Press [ON/OFF]
key.
MFP Service Mode)
3.
All LCD segments indicate.
Press [
Start] key.
4.
All LCD segments does not indicate.
Press [
5.
All LED's turn ON: [On/Off]
LED TEST
Press [
6.
Start] key.
,
Start] key.
TDP123456789*0#
Indication disappears when pressing any applicable key. *1
Press [TAM]*1, [Delete]*1, [Play]*1, [0-9], [*], [#].

*1: FAX-JX500 / FAX-JX300 only.
7.
ABCDEFGHIJKLM
Press [On/Off], [
8.
9.
ABCDEFG
Press [ ], [
], [Receive Mode/Resolution], [Menu], [01-09] keys.
], [
], [
], [Hook], [
Start], [
OK!
Press [ Stop] key.

10.
COVER=0 HOOK=1
Sensor check*4
Press [ Stop] key.

11.
CANON
Return to the MFP service mode.
Part 1 - 51
Stop] keys.
*1: Applicable key

LCD
*2: Applicable key
APPLICABLE KEY
LCD
APPLICABLE KEY
[TAM] key*5
[On/Off] key
[Delete] key*5
key
[Play] key*5
Numeric [1] key
Numeric [2] key
Numeric [3] key
Numeric [4] key
Numeric [5] key
Numeric [6] key
Numeric [7] key
Numeric [8] key
Numeric [9] key
[*] key
Numeric [0] key
[#] key
[Receive Mode / Resolution] key
[Menu] key
One-touch speed dialing [01] key
*5: FAX-JX500 / FAX-JX300 only.
*3: Applicable key

LCD
*4: Sensor test
APPLICABLE KEY
LCD
] key
COVER
] key
HOOK
] key
] key
[Hook] key
Start] key
Stop] key
Part 1 - 52
Cover opened
Cover closed
Off-hook
On-hook
5-8-9 13: Waste Ink Counter Level Registration

Register the waste ink counter level to succeed the ink level to the counter when replacing the
Main Board ass'y or the button-type lithium battery on the Main Board ass'y.
Waste Ink Counter Level Registration Procedure
2. Press [ Stop] key thirteen times. Select the waste ink counter clear item. Press [ON/OFF]
key.
MFP Service Mode)
3. Select the waste ink counter amount register item according to the number of pressing [
Stop] key. Press [ON/OFF] key.
NUMBER OF
PRESSING
[ STOP] KEY
WASTE INK COUNTER LEVEL

REGISTRATION ITEM
[ON/OFF] LED
STATUS
Main waste ink counter
ON
Platen waste ink counter
OFF
Main & platen waste ink counter
ON
Return to waste ink counter amount register

mode.
OFF
3 or more
4. Select the value according to the number of pressing [

NUMBER OF
PRESSING
[ STOP] KEY
Stop] key. (10% each)
WASTE INK COUNTER LEVEL

REGISTRATION ITEM
[ON/OFF] LED
STATUS
0%
ON
10%
OFF
20%
ON
|
9
10 or more
90%
OFF
Re attempt to input the value.
OFF
Input 0-90% according to the number of printout pages in past (criteria: 14,000=100%) if the waste
ink level is not succeeded to the waste ink counter.
Part 1 - 53
5-9 How to Enter in FAX Service Mode

1.
Set to the hard-power on.
2.
Press [ON/OFF] key. Start the normal mode.
10:10
3.
Press [Menu] key.
MEMORY REFERENCE
4.
Standby
Tel/Fax
User mode
Press [#] key.
Standby
#1 BIT SWITCH
5-10 Selective Item in FAX Service Mode

1.
Standby
#1 BIT SWITCH
2. Press [
][
3. Press [
Start] key to execute the function.
4. Press [
][
5. Press [
Start] key to valid the setting.
z
z
] keys to select a function.
][
][
] [numeric] keys at each setting mode to change the value.
Pressing [Menu] key returns to 1. FAX service mode.

Pressing [ Stop] key returns to the standby.
Part 1 - 54
5-11 FAX Service Mode Function

FAX SERVICE MODE
(a')
#1 BIT SWITCH
SW
SW01
SW02
SW03
SW04
SW05
SW06
SW07
SW08
SW09
SW10
SW11
SW12
SW13
SW14
BIT
7
4
-
3
-
: Valid
- : Invalid
(a)
Fig.Part 1-11 FAX Service Mode (1/5)
Part 1 - 55
(a)
#2 NUMERIC PARAM
NO.
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
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SELECTION RANGE
0 - 2
0 - 15
1 - 60
2 - 99
1 - 99
1 - 99
1000 - 9999
1000 - 9999
100 - 2000
400 - 800
30 - 120
50 - 9999
10 - 200
10 - 200
1 - 4
10 - 500
0 - 300
10 - 500
10 - 500
0 - 300
10 - 500
0 - 10
0 - 45
0 - 15
15 - 300
10 - 120
0 - 45
0 - 9
1 - 60
0 - 5
0 - 13
0 - 100
20 - 500
1 - 4
1 - 9
1 - 15
1 - 10
10 - 60
1 - 60
1 - 99
10 - 1000
100 - 500
0 - 9999
0 - 9999
0 - 4
1 - 2400
0 - 10
0 - 10
0 - 9999
0 - 9999
CONTENTS
Line monitor selection
Modem transmission level selection
RTN transmission condition X %
RTN transmission condition n burst
RTN transmission m continuous line error
T.30 T0 timer
T.30 T1 timer (for reception)
T.30 EOL timer
T.30 T2 timer (x3 during ECM)
ECM T5 timer (flow control)
ECM CD timer
High-speed flag transmission time in the ECM mode
CTC/EOR transmission timing
Simulated RBT cadence ON time
Simulated RBT cadence OFF time (short)
Simulated RBT cadence OFF time (long)
Simulated ring back tone cadence ON time
Simulated ring back tone cadence OFF time (short)
Simulated ring back tone cadence OFF time (long)
CNG detection level during FAX/TEL switching
Simulated RBT transmission level during FAX/TEL switching
Line acquisition time during FAX/TEL switching
CNG monitoring time during TAM
CNG detection level during TAM
CED detection level
Number of TSI comparative digit during TEL number verification
V.34 primal channel symbol minimum speed
V.34 primal channel symbol maximum speed
V.34 control channel flag transmission time
V.34 primal channel flag transmission time
V.34 fallback speed
Maximum number of redial
Maximum ringing time during FAX/TEL switching
Maximum ringing time during manual/automatic switching
Maximum number of ring counting during the automatic ringing
Pre-posing during DT not-detected
Pulse dial setup time (pulse dialing)
Pulse dial clear time (pulse dialing)
Call back style

TEL DTMF transmission level (High)
TEL DTMF transmission level (Low)
(b)
Part 1 - 56
(b)
#3 FAX TYPE
ORDER INDICATION
JAPAN
1
KOREA
2
U.S.A.
3
CANADA
4
L.A.
5
EUROPE1
6
EUROPE2
7
AUSTRIA
8
BELGIUM
9
CZECH
10
DENMARK
11
FINLAND
12
FRANCE
13
GERMANY
14
HUNGARY
15
IRELAND
16
ITALY
17
N.L.
18
NORWAY
19
POLAND
20
PORTUGAL
21
RUSSIA
22
SLOVENIA
23
SPAIN
24
SWEDEN
25
SWISS
26
U.K.
27
SAF
28
Australia
29
N.Z.
30
ASIA
31
HONG KONG
32
MALAYSIA
33
SINGAPORE
34
CHINA
35
TAIWAN
36
BRAZIL
37
LUXEMBOURG
38
GREECE
39
USER SWITCHING
Not available
Not available
Not available
Not available
Not available
Available
Available
Available
Available
Available
Available
Available
Available
Available
Available
Available
Available
Available
Available
Available
Available
Available
Available
Available
Available
Available
Available
Available
Not available
Not available
Not available
Not available
Not available
Not available
Not available
Not available
Not available
Available
Available
(#1 BIT SW 11 BIT3: 1)
(c)
Part 1 - 57
(c)
#4 NCU
1.TONE/PLUSE
2.DIAL TONE 1
3.DIAL TONE 2
4.BUSY TONE
5.REORDER TONE
6.AUTO RX
7.CNG DETECT
(d)
Part 1 - 58
(d)
#5 TAM
Bit SW
SW
SW#01
SW#02
7
0
1
6
0
5
0
-
4
0
0
3
1
-
2
0
1
-
0
-
CONTENTS
Numeric
NO. SELECTION RANGE
01 :
0 - 9999
02 :
0 - 9999
03 :
0 - 9999
04 :
0 - 9999
05 :
0 - 9999
06 :
0 - 9999
07 :
0 - 9999
08 :
0 - 9999
09 :
0 - 9999
10 :
0 - 9999
11 :
0 - 9999
12 :
0 - 9999
13 :
0 - 9999
14 :
0 - 9999
15 :
0 - 9999
16 :
0 - 9999
17 :
0 - 9999
18 :
0 - 9999
19 :
20 :
-
CONTENTS
OGM recording shortest time
OGM recording longest time
Waiting time until starting OGM playing
Number of ringing until TAM response when not setting TAM
Modem output level (ROM message)
Modem output level (RAM message)
Number of toll saver response (with ICM)
Number of toll saver response (without ICM)
DT number of detection K1 H0252 during TAM
Waiting time until starting ICM recording
Missing number
T1 timer
T2 timer
T3 timer
T4 timer
Signal detection table
Signal detection level
Number of signal frequency
CLEAR
TEL
USER SW
ALL
*: TYPE setting is the default TYPE of the setting destination.
Perform the localization setting if necessary.
ROM VERSION
REPORT
SYSTEM DATA LIST
(a')
Part 1 - 59
5-12 Description for FAX Service Mode

5-12-1 #1 Bit Switch
SW01 Report Output Setting

BIT
FUNCTION
Error code LCD indication/output (for serviceman)
Available
Not available
Error memory dump (protocol damp)
Available
Not available
No error report while pressing [
Not available
Available
*3
Not used
*4
Not used
Activity report printout completion buzzer
Available
Not available
Header setting (user switch over-ride)
Not available
Available
V.34 activity report output
Available
Not available
Stop] key.
*[Bit 3] to [Bit 4]: Do not use the bits.

SW02
BIT
FUNCTION
NL equalizer selection
Available
Not available
Echo protection tone to V.29
Available
Not available
*2
Reception sensibility setting (during TCF reception at V.17)
Not available
Available
DIS bit33 or more transmission
Not available
Available
DIS twice hearing
Available
Not available
1st DIS inobservance
Available
Not available
Frequency for unobserving the 1st DIS
1,650 Hz
1,850 Hz
1,080 Hz output before CED
Available
Not available
*[Bit 2]: For prohibiting lower RX transmission level after the TCF reception.
SW03 Echo countermeasure setting
BIT
FUNCTION
Not available
Available
600 ms
300 ms
Carrier break detection between DCS and TCF
*1
Carrier break waiting time between DCS and TCF
End flag during V.21 signal transmission
*3
Not used
*4
Not used
*5
Not used
CNG during the manual transmission
Not available
Available
CED during the manual reception
Not available
Available
*[Bit 1]: For outputting the error memory dump.

Part 1 - 60
SW04 Communication Troubleshooting Setting

BIT
FUNCTION
DIS/bit 20 = 0
DIS/bit 20 = 1
*0
Not used
Paper cutting declaration
*2
Not used
*3
Not used
MR, MMR mode prohibition
Not available
Available
MMR mode prohibition
Not available
Available
*6
Not used
*7
Not used
*[Bit 0]: Do not use the bits.

*[Bit 1]: The value on DIS/bit20 is set.
*[Bit 4]: Two-dimensional coding capacity bit is set at DIS/DCS
*[Bit 5]: T.6 cording capacity bit is set at DIS/DCS.
SW05
BIT
0
FUNCTION
1 page timeout (transmission)
(0,0)**1=8 min., (0,1)**1=16 min.,

(1,0)**1=32 min., (1,1)**1=64 min.
**1: (Bit 1,Bit 0)
1 page timeout (HT transmission)
(0,0)**2=8 min., (0,1)**2=16 min.,

(1,0)**2=32 min., (1,1)**2=64 min.
**2: (Bit 3,Bit 2)
1 page timeout (reception)
(0,0)**3=8 min., (0,1)**3=16 min.,

(1,0)**3=32 min., (1,1)**3=64 min.
**3: (Bit 5,Bit 4)
1
2
3
4
5
*6
Not used
*7
Not used
*[Bit 6] to [Bit 7] Do not use the bits.

SW06 Automatic Reduction Setting
BIT
0
FUNCTION
Reduction prohibition during the division recording
Available Not available
*1 Not used
2
Maximum reduction magnification during the automatic reduction
*3 Not used
*4 Not used
*5 Not used
*6 Not used
*7 Not used
*[Bit 1] and [Bit 3] to [Bit 7]: Do not use the bits.
Part 1 - 61
90%
70%
SW07
Do not use this switch.
SW08
BIT
0
FUNCTION
CALLER ID waiting time
(0,0)**4=3sec., (0,1)**4=5sec.,
(1,0)**4=7sec., (1,1)**4=invalid
**4: (Bit 1,Bit 0)
1
2
CALLER ID indication judgment bit
(0,0)**5=ETSI style, (0,1)**5=USA style,

(1,0)**5=CHINA style, (1,1)**5=invalid
**5: (Bit 3,Bit 2)
3
4
Callback prohibition bit
Available
Not available
DTMF style judgment bit
Available
Not available
*6
Not used
CALLER ID function setting
Available
Not available
*[Bit 6]: Do not use the bit.

SW09
BIT
FUNCTION
Not used
TCF check -1 (during the V.17 mode reception)
Tone signal (1,400 Hz) transmission during the FAX/TEL

switching
Available
Not available
Not available
Available
Available
Not available
*3 Not used
4
DCN transmission during the T1 timeout
*5 Not used
*6 Not used
*7 Not used
*[Bit 0] and [Bit 3] and [Bit 5] to [Bit 7]: Do not use the bit.
SW10
BIT
FUNCTION
Available
Not available
Available
Not available
Standard format
DTS format
Available
Not available
LTR
A4
*0 Not used
*1 Not used
2
Paper cutting setting (when transmitting a long document)
*3 Not used
4
RTN error setting during the G3 reception
Transmission result report format DTC compliance
Un registered user TEL/abbreviation transmission prohibition
Transmission document effective reading width
*[Bit 0] to [Bit 1] and [Bit 3]: Do not use the bit.
Part 1 - 62
SW11
BIT
FUNCTION
*0
Not used
*1
Not used
Summer time function
Available
Not available
Type setting (by user; EUR destination only is available)
Available
Not available
Dial tone detection setting
Available
Not available
40 digit or more TEL number input prohibition
Available
Not available
Tone/Pulse user setting prohibition
Not available
Available
*7
Not used
*[Bit 0] to [Bit 1] and [Bit 7]: Do not use the bit.

SW12
BIT
0
FUNCTION
HOME FAX function
000 countries other than applicable destination,

001 Australia, 010 New Zealand, 011 Denmark,
100 Finland, Others Reserve
1
2
3
Hong Kong CI
Available
Not available
Reception mode DRPD addition setting
Available
Not available
Available
Not available
*5 Not used
*6 Not used
7
Manual transmission function prohibition
*[Bit 5] to [Bit 6]: Do not use the bit.

SW13
BIT
FUNCTION
*0
Not used
*1
Not used
Fast Edge Pulse Dial (Dial pulse)
*3
Not used
*4
Not used
*5
Not used
Lock setting (for EYE pattern signal)
CI frequency check
*[Bit 0] to [Bit 1] and [Bit 3] to [Bit 5]: Do not use the bits.
SW14
Part 1 - 63
Slower Slope
Faster Slope
Start
Stop
Available
Not available
5-12-2 #2 Numeric Parameter

NO.
FUNCTION
SELECTION RANGE
01
Line monitor selection
0 to 2
02
Modem transmission level selection
0 to 15
*03 Not used.
1 to 60
04
RTN transmission condition X %
2 to 99
05
RTN transmission condition n burst
1 to 99
06
RTN transmission m continuous line error
1 to 99
07
T.30 T0 timer
1000 to 9999
08
T.30 T1 timer (for reception)
1000 to 9999
09
T.30 EOL timer
100 to 2000
10
T.30 T2 timer (x3 during ECM)
400 to 800
11
ECM T5 timer (Flow Control)
30 to 120
12
ECM CD timer
50 to 9999
13
High-speed flag transmission time in the ECM mode
10 to 200
*14 Not used.
10 to 200
15
CTC/EOR transmission timing
1 to 4
16
Simulated RBT cadence ON time
10 to 500
17
Simulated RBT cadence OFF time (short)
0 to 300
18
Simulated RBT cadence OFF time (long)
10 to 500
19
Simulated ring back tone cadence ON time
10 to 500
20
Simulated ring back tone cadence OFF time (short)
0 to 300
21
Simulated ring back tone cadence OFF time (long)
10 to 500
*22 Not used.
0 to 10
23
CNG detection level during FAX/TEL switching
0 to 45
24
Simulated RBT transmission level during FAX/TEL switching
0 to 15
25
Line acquisition time during FAX/TEL switching
15 to 300
26
CNG monitoring time during TAM
10 to 120
27
CNG detection level during TAM
0 to 45
28
CED detection level
0 to 9
29
Number of TSI comparative digit during TEL number verification
1 to 60
30
V.34 primal channel symbol minimum speed
0 to 5
31
V.34 primal channel symbol maximum speed
0 to 13
32
V.34 control channel flag transmission time
0 to 100
33
V.34 primal channel flag transmission time
20 to 500
34
V.34 fallback speed
1 to 4
*35 Not used.
1 to 9
36
1 to 15
Maximum number of redial
*37 Not used.
1 to 10
38
10 to 60
Maximum ringing time during FAX/TEL switching
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39
Maximum ringing time during manual/automatic switching
1 to 60
40
Maximum number of ring counting during the automatic ringing
1 to 99
*41 Not used.
10 to 1000
42
Pre-posing during DT not-detected
100 to 500
43
Pulse dial setup time (pulse dialing)
0 to 9999
44
Pulse dial clear time (pulse dialing)
0 to 9999
*45 Not used.
0 to 4
*46 Not used.
1 to 2400
*47 Not used.
0 to 10
*48 Not used.
0 to 10
49
TEL DTMF transmission level (High)
0 to 9999
50
TEL DTMF transmission level (Low)
0 to 9999
*: Do not use these parameters.

z
No.01 Line Monitor Selection

{ 0: DIAL
{ 1: SERVICE
{ 2: OFF
No.02 Modem Transmission Level Range Setting (#1 BIT SWITHC SW09/bit0
of SSSW)
{ 0: 8-15
{ 1: 0-15
No.30 V.34 Primal Channel Symbol Maximum Speed Setting
{ The value on 4 is not available.
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5-12-3 #3 FAX TYPE

Each model equips different specifications and functions from one another. Such differences are
by not only the MFP service function region setting (Part1: 5-8-6 region setting) but also FAX
type settings. Adjusting the FAX type with SSSW changes each parameter according to the
default. MFP service function region setting does not change when adjusting the FAX type.
5-12-4 #4 NCU
5-12-5 #5 TAM
Adjust the TAM setting with the Bit switch and the numeric parameter.
1) Bit SW
z
SW01
BIT
FUNCTION
*0
Not used.
*1
Not used.
*2
Not used.
DT Detection during TAM
Available
Not available
ROT detection while playing ICM
Available
Not available
No sound detection
Available
Not available
*6
Not used.
No sound time recording
Available
Not available
[Bit 0] to [Bit2] and [Bit 6]: Do not use the bits.

z
SW02
BIT
FUNCTION
*0
Not used.
*1
Not used.
Signal frequency change
*3
Not used.
Intermittent signal detection
*5
Not used.
Signal type
Signal detection
Available
Not available
From ON
From both ON/OFF
Continuous tone
Intermittent tone
Available
Not available
[Bit 0], [Bit 1], [Bit 3] and [Bit 5]: Do not use the bits.
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2) Numeric Parameter
NO.
FUNCTION
SELECTION
RANGE
DEFAULT
SETTING
01 OGM recording shortest time
0 to 9999
300
02 OGM recording longest time
0 to 9999
2000
03 Waiting time until starting the OGM play
0 to 9999
200
04 Number of times TAM response when TAM set is not carried out
0 to 9999
15
05 Modem output level (ROM message)
0 to 9999
14
06 Modem output level (RAM message)
0 to 9999
07 Number of toll saver response (with ICM)
0 to 9999
08 Number of toll saver response (without ICM)
0 to 9999
09 Number of DT detection during TAM
0 to 9999
10 Waiting time until starting the ICN recording
0 to 9999
11 Missing number
0 to 9999
12 T1 timer
0 to 9999
13
13 T2 timer
0 to 9999
63
14 T3 timer
0 to 9999
13
15 T4 timer
0 to 9999
63
16 Signal detection table
0 to 9999
20
17 Signal detection level
0 to 9999
18 Number of signal frequency
0 to 9999
19
20
z
No.09 DT number of detection during TAM

{ Hungary/SAF/UK: 5
{ Others: 0
No.10 Waiting time until starting the ICM recording
{ Slovenia: 200
{ Others: 0
No.12 T1 timer
{ Canada/Taiwan/USA: 18
{ HK: 40
{ Ireland: 32
{ Singapore: 35
{ Others: 13
No.13 T2 timer
{ Canada/Korea/USA: 60
{ HK: 88
{ Ireland/Singapore: 80
{ Taiwan: 62
{ Others: 13
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No.14 T3 timer
{ Canada/Taiwan/USA: 18
{ HK: 40
{ Ireland: 32
{ Korea: 15
{ Singapore: 35
{ Others: 13
No.15 T4 timer
{ Canada/Korea/USA: 60
{ HK: 88
{ Ireland/Singapore: 80
{ Taiwan: 62
{ Others: 63
No.16 Signal detection table
{ Poland/UK: 0
{ AUS/SAF: 1
{ China/China2/French/Portugal: 3
{ Sweden: 6
{ Belgium: 8
{ Finland/Holland/Spain: 10
{ Austria/Denmark/Germany/Italy/Swiss: 11
{ USA: 12
{ Russia: 13
{ HK: 14
{ Korea: 15
{ Others: 5
No.17 Signal detection level
{ Canada/USA: 3
{ Korea/Taiwan: 5
{ Others: 6
No.18 Number of signal frequency
{ CHN: 3
{ USA/CAN/LAM/BRA/MEX: 2
{ Others: 4
Part 1 - 68
5-12-6 CLEAR
Select the TEL number data, the user registration data or the all clear. Clear the selected data.
Follow the procedure below.
1. Start the FAX service mode.
#1 BIT SWITCH
2. Press [
][
Standby
] key. Select CLEAR.
CLEAR
3. Press [
Start] key.
TEL
4. Press [
][
] keys to select an item.

Clears the TEL number data.
TEL
Clears the user registration data
USER SW
ALL
Clears all data.
*Perform the TYPE setting after the all clear.
5. Press [
Start] key. Execute the clear
Part 1 - 69
5-12-7 ROM Version

Check the ROM version on LCD.
1. 1. Start the FAX service mode
#1 BIT SWITHC
2. Press [
][
Standby
] keys to select ROM VERSION.
ROM VERSION
3. Press [
Start] key.
ROM Ver.0.26
4. The indication switches when pressing [

1) ROM Ver.0.26
Start] key.
Pressing [ Start] key

2) 2006/08/29
Pressing[
3) EUR
Start] key
(Destination is indicated.)
Pressing[ Start] key

4) MODEM Ver.8.63
(Modem version is indicated.)
Pressing [
Return to 1).
Start] key
Part 1 - 70
5-12-8 Report
Print out the system data list of the machine.
1. Start the FAX service mode
#1 BIT SWITHC
2. Press [
][
Standby
] key to select REPORT.
REPORT
3. Press [
Start] key.
SYSTEM DATA LIST
4. Press [
Start] key again to print out the system data list.
Fig.Part 1-12 Sample of System Data List
Part 1 - 71
5-13 Localization Setting

5-13-1 How to Enter in Localization Setting
1.
Set to the hard-power-on.
2.
Press and hold [
3.
4.
Stop] key.
[ON/OFF] LED turns ON. (Beep sounds)
5.
Release [
Stop] key.
6.
Press [
7.
Stop] key 3 times. ([
Stop] key is released)
5-14 Selective Function in Localization Setting

1.
localize
2. Press [
][
] key to select a function.
1.ROM Version
Press [ Start] key to indicate the ROM version. Press [

the mode.
2.FaxType Disp
Press [ Start] key to indicate the current FAX type. Press [

return the mode.
3.FaxType Set
Localization setting top menu
Pressing [
Stop] key to return

Stop] key to
Press [ Start] key to enter in Fax Type setting. Press [ ] [ ] keys to select
the country.
Press [ Start] key to valid the setting. Press [ Stop] key to cancel the setting.
Stop] key returns to Soft-Power-Off.
Part 1 - 72
5-15 Localization Setting Function

localize
1.ROM Version
2.FaxType Disp
3.FaxType Set
FAX TYPE
EUROPE1
EUROPE2
AUSTRIA
BELGIUM
CZECH
DENMARK
FINLAND
FRANCE
GERMANY
HUNGARY
IRELAND
ITALY
N.L.
NORWAY
POLAND
POLTUGAL
RUSSIA
SLOVENIA
SPAIN
SWEDEN
SWISS
U.K.
SAF
LUXEMBOURG
GREECE
Return to EUROPE1
Fig.Part 1-13 Localization Setting Function List
<Part 1-5 Service Switches >
Part 1 - 73
FAX-JX500 / JX300 / JX200 / JX201
Maintenance
Blank Page
Part 1 - 74
FAX-JX500 / JX300 / JX200 / JX201
Technical Reference
6. ASSEMBLY AND DISASSEMBLY

6-1 Precautions for Assembly and Disassembly
6-1-1 General Precautions
Never collapse the thread when tightening the tapping screws. Tighten the screw
once counterclockwise until the screw clicks.
Never scratch the outside appearance. Such a scratch is obvious from users. Cover
the main unit and tools with a soft cloth.
- Check the connection between cables and connecters.

- Never drop the ferrite core.
- Never damage electronic devices by electricity.
- Wait approximately 1 minute after unplugging the Power Code, and then
disassemble Main Board ass'y. This prevents from damaging Main Board ass'y by
discharging storage electricity in the condenser.
- Never touch the Timing Slit Strip Film and the Timing Slit Disk Film.
- Never contaminate the inside/outside the unit by ink.
- Never scratch the main frame. CAUTIONS for the red screw:
z
Remove the paper feed motor installation red screw only when replacing the
Paper Feed Motor Unit. Never loosen the red screw for other cases.
(Refer to Part:1-4-5-1 Paper feed motor adjustment)
Never loosen the carriage rail red screw other than for replacing the carriage.
Check if the FINE Cartridge is not in friction with a board as the paper gap
(carriage rail-platen) check after replacing the carriage.
Adjust the rail installation position if friction is detected.
(Refer to Part: 1:4-5-2 Main chassis and carriage rail adjustment)
Never touch the slit pattern of the Timing Slit Film and the Timing Slit Disk Film.
Never adhere grease to the Timing Slit Film, the Timing Slit Disk Film. Never
reuse the grease-removed part. Use new part whenever grease is adhered.
Never loosen the carriage unit red screw [

TP (Hexagon Head: RED)
M3 8] other than for Part 1: 4-5-2 Main chassis and carriage rail adjustment.
Refer to Part 1: 4-5-2 Main chassis and carriage rail adjustment when replacing the
carriage unit.
Part 1 - 75
Never loosen the paper feed motor red screw [

TP (Mach, Truss Head:
RED) M2.6 4] other than for replacing the paper feed motor. Refer to Part 1: 45-1 Paper feed motor adjustment for the details.
6-1-2 Precautions for Timing Slit Disk Film

Never leave the timing slit disk film anywhere it
deforms when removing the paper feed roller
ass'y. Never touch the slit pattern of the timing slit
disk film. Never adhere grease to the timing slit
disk film. Never reuse the grease-removed part.
Replace the timing slit disk film with new one if
grease is adhered to the timing slit disk film.
6-1-3 Precautions for Removing CHASSIS UNIT

Remove the DS sensor (2) before removing the
B-Tight Screw M344 (1) when removing the
Chassis Unit.
Part 1 - 76
6-1-4 Precautions for Reader Unit Cable Wiring

Never intervene the reader unit cable with the CS drive gear ass'y and the Main Unit.
Fig.Part 1-14 Precautions for Reader Unit Cable Wiring
6-1-5 Precautions for Reader Unit

Slide the CS support stop rightward when laying down the reader unit.
Fig.Part 1-15 Precautions for Reader Unit
Part 1 - 77
6-2 Assembly/Disassembly of Outside Appearance

6-2-1 Disassembly of Outside Appearance
1. Remove two rear cover screws. Remove the rear cover.
(TP, BH M3 8) 2
Fig.Part 1-16 Disassembly of the Rear Cover

2. Pull up the pawl on the center of the cover arm stopper (1). Slide the cover arm stopper (2)
downward. Remove six main case unit screws. Remove the head guide.
(TP, BH M3 8) 4
(BINDING HEAD M3 6) 2
Fig.Part 1-17 Disassembly of Main Case Unit
Part 1 - 78
3. Pull up the side cover pawl (upper). Remove the side covers on both sides.
Fig.Part 1-18 Assembly of Side Cover

4. Unplug the FFC cable (1) between the Main Board ass'y and the Operation Panel Unit the
Main Case Unit. Pull up two pawls on the reverse side (2). Pull two pawls on the front side
(3). Remove the main case unit by lifting it up.
Fig.Part 1-19 Location of Main Case Unit Pawl
Part 1 - 79
6-2-2 Assembly of Outside Appearance

Assemble in the reverse order of disassembly.
If the main case unit is not installed due to the tilt of the pressing plate unit, rotate
the paper feed motor to any direction. Tip up pressing plate unit. Install the main
case unit.
Never touch the timing slit disk film.
6-2-3 Outside Appearance Cable Wiring
1: The PGC Sensor Board ass'y cables

and Speaker ass'y cables
2: Tape attachment position of
the PGC Sensor Board ass'y cables
Fig.Part 1-20 Outside Appearance Cable Wiring

2: The Speaker ass'y cables
3: Lead cables to the metal groove.
Part 1 - 80
1: The ferrite core of the Handset Modular Board ass'y

1: The Carriage Motor cables
2: The Carriage Unit cable
3: The Paper Feed Sensor Board ass'y cables
4: The Reader Unit cables
The Reader Unit cables

2: The Reader Unit GND cable
5: The Paper Feed Sensor Board ass'y cables
6: Ferrite core of the Handset Modular Board ass'y
Part 1 - 81
1: The PE Sensor Board ass'y cables

2: The DE Sensor cables
3: The ASF Sensor Board ass'y cables
the PE Sensor Board ass'y cables
1: The Ferrite core of the Panel-Main Flat Cable. Lead the upper cable only to the ferrite core.
2: Tape attachment position of the Panel-Main Flat Cable
Part 1 - 82
6-3 Assembly/Disassembly of Power Supply and Main

Board ass'y
6-3-1 Disassembly of Power Supply and Main Board ass'y
1. Pull up the power supply pawl from the reverse side of the Main Unit. Remove the PSMAIN cable.
Fig.Part 1-27 Disassembly of Power Supply

2. Remove the sub bottom cover screw S1. Remove the sub bottom cover (1) and the PSMAIN cable (2).
(TP M3 8) 1
Fig.Part 1-28 Disassembly of Sub Bottom Cover

3. Unplug all cables connected to the Main Board ass'y. Remove three Main Board ass'y
screws. Remove the Main Board ass'y.
(Binding Head M3 6) 3
Fig.Part 1-29 Disassembly of Main Board ass'y
Part 1 - 83
4. Remove two screws from the bottom side of the Main Unit. Remove the modular board
ass'y and the handset modular board ass'y.
(TP M3 8) 2
Fig.Part 1-30 Disassembly of Modular Board ass'y and Handset Modular

Board ass'y
6-3-2 Assembly of Power Supply and Main Board ass'y

1. Install the main board Assy between pawls on the downward-left of the main board plate.
Improper assembly may cause the circuit short.
Fig.Part 1-31 Precaution for Main Board ass'y
Part 1 - 84
6-3-3 Power Supply and Main Board ass'y Cable Wiring
Fig.Part 1-32 Main Board ass'y Cable Wiring

KEY NO.
CONNECTION TO
PGC Sensor Board ass'y
Speaker ass'y
Handset Modular Board ass'y
Carriage Unit
Reader Unit
Modular Board ass'y
Operation Panel Unit
Paper Feed Sensor Board ass'y
ROM Ver-Up Board With Cable
10
Carriage Motor
11
Paper Feed Motor
12
Power Supply Unit
REMARK
Plug to the contact sensor ass'y.

Use the PANEL-MAIN flat cable.
Use for ROM update only.
Use the PS-MAIN cable.
Refer to Part1: 4-2 Precautions for Main Board ass'y Replacement and Repair.
Part 1 - 85
Fig.Part 1-33 Modular Board ass'y Cable Wiring
1: The Power Supply cables

2: The Handset
3: The Paper Feed Motor cables
4: Tape attachment position of the power supply cables.
Fig.Part 1-34 Handset Modular Board ass'y Cable Wiring
Fig.Part 1-35 PS-MAIN Cable Wiring
Part 1 - 86
6-4 Assembly/Disassembly of Access Cover Unit

6-4-1 Disassembly of Access Cover Unit
1. Remove the taping for the panel-main flat cable inside the main case unit. Open the access
cover unit fully. Lift up the access cover unit from the connection slit on the right side.
Remove the connection by sliding the access cover unit leftward.
Fig.Part 1-36 Disassembly of Access Cover Unit

2. Remove three access cover unit S1 screws on the reverse side. Remove the operation panel
unit. Pull up the two pawls on the operation panel unit as tracing an arc. Unplug three
cables connected to the operation panel unit.
(TP M3 8) 3
Fig.Part 1-37 Disassembly of Operation Panel Unit
Part 1 - 87
3. Pull up eight panel cover pawls on the reverse side of the operation panel unit. Gap between
the operation panel unit and the panel cover. Remove the panel cover.
Never scratch surfaces obvious to users.
Fig.Part 1-38 Disassembly of Panel Cover

4. Remove two operation panel unit S5 screws on the reverse side. Remove the hook lever
cover. Remove the hook cover.
Remove the cover sensor board Assy S5 screws. The cover sensor board ass'y screws are
tighten with the ground wire.
(TP M3 6) 3
Fig.Part 1-39 Disassembly of Hook Lever Cover

5. Remove the screws fixing the hook lever cover and the hook sensor board ass'y. Remove
the hook sensor board ass'y.
(TP M3 6) 1
Fig.Part 1-40 Disassembly of Hook Sensor Board ass'y
Part 1 - 88
6. Remove the hook board sheet. Remove the panel-main flat cable.
Fig.Part 1-41 Disassembly of Panel-Main Flat Cable
6-4-2 Assembly of Access Cover Unit

Install the cover sensor board ass'y with
the ground wire. Fix the ground terminal at
the rotation stopper(1).
Clip the cable with the slit(2). Never
interfere the cable with the hook lever
cover.
Install the operation panel unit and the

access cover unit before installing the
panel cover. Clip three cables to the
operation panel unit connector.
J1: To Panel-Main Flat Cable
J3: To Hook Sensor Board ass'y
J4: To Cover Sensor Board ass'y
Part 1 - 89
6-4-3 Access Cover Unit Cable Wiring
1: The Ferrite core of the Panel-Main Flat Cable. Lead the upper cable only to the ferrite core.
2: Tape attachment position of the Panel-Main Flat cable.
Fig.Part 1-42 Panel-Mail Flat cable wiring
1: The Hook Sensor Board ass'y cables

2: The Panel-Main Flat Cable cable
Fig.Part 1-43 Hook Lever Cover cable wiring
1: Install the cover sensor board ass'y with the ground wire. Fix the ground terminal at the rotation
stopper.
2: Clip the cable with the slit(2). Never interfere the cable with the hook lever cover.
Fig.Part 1-44 Covoer Sensor Board Ass'y cable wiring
Part 1 - 90
J1: the Panel-Main Flat Cable.

J3: The Hook Sensor Board ass'y cables
J4: The Cover Sensor Board ass'y cables
Fig.Part 1-45 Operation panel cable wiring
Part 1 - 91
6-5 Assembly/Disassembly of Chassis Unit and Presser

Holder
6-5-1 Disassembly of Chassis Unit and Presser Holder
1. Remove the DS spring.
Fig.Part 1-46 Disassembly of the DS spring.

2. Remove the PE sensor board ass'y (1) fixed by S2 screws. Remove the DS Sensor(2) and
the PGC Sensor Board ass'y (3). Unplug the PGC sensor board ass'y connector cable.
Fig.Part 1-47 Disassembly of Sensor Board

3. Remove five pressure holder springs. Remove the pickup roller bushing S1 screw. Remove
the pickup roller bushing.
(TP M3 8) 1
Fig.Part 1-48 Disassembly of Pickup Roller Bushing
Part 1 - 92
4. Remove six chassis unit S1 screws and a S6 screw. Remove the presser holder.
(TP M3 8) 6
(B-Tight M3 44) 1
Fig.Part 1-49 Disassembly of Chassis Unit

5. Align the pressure holder protrusion and the chassis unit slit. Separate the pressure holder
and the chassis unit together. Rotate the PE sensor lever to near direction. Remove the PE
sensor lever.
Fig.Part 1-50 Disassembly of Pressure Holder
Part 1 - 93
6-5-2 Assembly of Chassis Unit and Presser Holder

Install the PE sensor lever spring to the PE sensor lever. Align the PE sensor lever
connection slit with the pressure holder protrusion. Install the PE sensor and the
pressure holder together. Rotate the PE sensor lever. Install the pressure holder to
the chassis unit.
6-5-3 Chassis Unit & Presser Holder Cable Wiring
1:Tape attachment position of

the Carriage Unit cable
Fig.Part 1-51 Chassis Unit cable wiring

Fig.Part 1-52 Chassis Unit cable wiring
Part 1 - 94
6-6 Assembly/Disassembly of Pressing Plate Unit

6-6-1 Disassembly of Pressing Plate Unit
1. Remove four pressing plate unit protrusions on the both sides from the machine bosses.
Remove the pressing plate unit. Remove the pressing plate unit spring.
Fig.Part 1-53 Disassembly of Pressing Plate Unit

2. Slide the side guide unit (1) approximately 3cm leftward. Position the side guide unit under
the document left (2). Rotate the document guide to near direction. Separate the document
guide and the pressing plate unit.
Fig.Part 1-54 Separating Document Guide and Pressing Plate Unit

3. Pull the side guide unit from the reverse side surface of the pressing plate unit to near
direction. Separate the side guide unit and the pressing plate unit.
Fig.Part 1-55 Disassembly of Side Guide Unit
Part 1 - 95
6-6-2 Assembly of Pressing Plate Unit

Check if the spring is installed to the proper position when installing the DS sensor
board ass'y.
Part 1 - 96
6-7 Assembly/Disassembly of Drive Unit

6-7-1 Disassembly of Drive Unit
1. Remove the spring fixing the drive unit return lever from the bottom surface of the
Machine. Engage the machine pawl in the return lever spring.
Fig.Part 1-56 Disassembly of Drive Unit

2. Remove the connection (1) of the drive unit suction tube and the cap blade unit suction
tube. Remove four drive unit S1 screws. Remove the drive unit.
Remove the speaker ass'y and the waste ink absorber.
(TP M3 8) 4
Fig.Part 1-57 Disassembly of Drive Unit

3. Expand the Pick up gear N as shown in the figure (1). Pull out the pickup roller Assy.
Fig.Part 1-58 Disassembly of Pick up roller ass'y
Part 1 - 97
6-7-2 Assembly of Drive Unit

1. Install the speaker Assy and the waste ink absorber before assembling the drive unit. Face
the speaker ass'y terminal on the right side (1). Attach the speaker unit connection of the
drive belt (2).
Fold the waste ink absorber cut line. Assemble the waste ink absorber.
Fig.Part 1-59 Assembly of Speaker ass'y

2. Check if the connection of the drive unit return lever cam and the return lever when
assembling the drive unit.
Fig.Part 1-60 Precaution for Return Lever Cam

3. Do not remove the lower gear. Install the lower gear facing the protrusion [(1), number of
teethes are larger] to right side if removed. Install the center gear facing the protrusion [(2),
number of teethes are fewer to left side. Install the right gear (3) positioning the gear to left
side.
Fig.Part 1-61 Precautions for Drive Unit Lower Gear
Part 1 - 98
4. Connect the drive unit suction tube with the cap blade unit suction tube.
Fig.Part 1-62 Suction Tube Connection

5. Install the return lever spring on the bottom surface of the drive unit.
Fig.Part 1-63 Assembly of Return Lever Spring
6-7-3 Drive Unit Line Wiring
1: Install the speaker Assy and the waste ink absorber before assembling the drive unit. Face the
speaker ass'y terminal on the right side.
2: Attach the speaker unit connection of the drive belt.
Fig.Part 1-64 Speaker Unit cable wiring
Part 1 - 99
1: Cable of PGC Sensor Board ass'y cables

2: Cable of Speaker ass'y cables
3: Cable of ASF Sensor Board ass'y cables
4: Lead cables to the metal groove
Fig.Part 1-65 Sensor units cable wiring
Part 1 - 100
6-8 Assembly/Disassembly of Cap Blade Unit

6-8-1 Disassembly of Cap Blade Unit
1. Remove the tape securing the suction tube to the main unit. Remove the suction tube
securing to the main unit slits.
Fig.Part 1-66 Handling Suction Tube

2. Remove the cap slide spring from the cap blade unit bottom surface (1). Move the cap blade
unit rightward. Pull up two cap blade unit pawls with a driver or an equivalent (2). Pull the
cap blade unit upward (3).
Fig.Part 1-67 Disassembly of Cap Blade Unit
Part 1 - 101
6-8-2 Assembly of Cap Blade Unit

1. Secure the suction tube marking at 120 mm (1) from the edge to the main unit. Secure the
suction tube to the main unit with a tape.
Fig.Part 1-68 Assembly of Suction Tube

2. Secure the cap slide spring to the pawls of the cap blade unit and the main unit. Install the
cap blade unit to the main unit.
Fig.Part 1-69 Assembly of Cap Blade Unit
Part 1 - 102
6-9 Assembly/Disassembly of Carriage Unit

6-9-1 Disassembly of Carriage Unit
Never touch the slit pattern of the timing slit film. Never adhere grease to the timing
slit film. Never reuse the grease-adhered timing slit film. Replace the greaseadhered timing slit film with new one.
Never loosen the carriage unit red screw [

TP(Hexagon Head:RED)
M3 8] except for Part 1: 4-5-2 Main chassis and carriage rail adjustment.
Refer to Part 1: 4-5-2 Main chassis and carriage rail adjustment when replacing the
carriage unit.
1. Remove the timing slit film (2) from the timing lit film spring (1). Remove the timing slit
film from the chassis unit. Never touch the slit pattern of the timing slit film. Never adhere
grease to the timing slit film. Never reuse the grease-adhered timing slit film. Replace the
grease-adhered timing slit film with new one.
Fig.Part 1-70 Disassembly of Timing Slit Film

2. Push the idler pulley rightward once. Remove the carriage belt from the idler pulley.
Remove the idler pulley.
Fig.Part 1-71 Disassembly of Idler Pulley
Part 1 - 103
3. Remove the belt stopper screw S2. Remove the belt stopper. Remove two carriage motor
screws S9. Remove the carriage motor.
(Mach, Truss Head M2.6 3) 2
Fig.Part 1-72 Disassembly of Carriage Motor

4. Slide the carriage unit rightward. Remove the carriage unit. Remove the carriage belt from
the carriage unit.
Fig.Part 1-73 Disassembly of Carriage Unit
Part 1 - 104
6-9-2 Assembly of Carriage Unit

Assemble in the reverse order of removal.
Align the convexo concave of the carriage belt(2) and the carriage unit(1).
6-9-3 Carriage Unit Line Wiring
1: Tape attachment position of Carriage Unit cable

Fig.Part 1-74 Carriage unit cable wiring
Part 1 - 105
6-10 Assembly/Disassembly of Paper Feed Roller ass'y,

Eject Roller ass'y
6-10-1 Disassembly of Paper Feed Roller ass'y, Eject Roller
ass'y
Never leave the timing slit disk film anywhere it
deforms when removing the paper feed roller
ass'y. Never touch the slit pattern of the timing slit
disk film. Never adhere grease to the timing slit
film. Never reuse the grease-adhered timing slit
film. Replace the grease-adhered timing slit film
with new one.
1. Remove the paper feed belt from the paper feed motor.
Fig.Part 1-75 Handling Paper Feed Belt

2. Remove the paper feed roller and the main unit roller bearing from the boss. Rotate the
paper feed roller to the indicated position. Remove the paper feed roller. Remove the
double-faced tape attaching the timing slit disk film from the paper feed roller. Remove the
timing slit disk film.
Fig.Part 1-76 Disassembly of Paper Feed Roller
Part 1 - 106
3. Remove the spur base ass'y screw S1. Lift the right side of the spur base ass'y slightly. Slide
the spur base ass'y rightward. Remove the spur base ass'y.
(TP M3 8) 1
Fig.Part 1-77 Disassembly of Spur Base ass'y

Remove two platen lower screws S1. Remove the left side of the eject roller assy roller
bearing from the boss. Rotate the eject roller ass'y to the indicated position. Remove the
eject roller ass'y.
(TP M3 8) 2
Fig.Part 1-78 Disassembly of Eject Roller ass'y
6-10-2 Assembly of Paper Feed Roller ass'y, Eject Roller ass'y

Slide the bearing to the left. Install the eject roller ass'y.
Face the Swing gear side to

near side.
Install the Paper Feed roller.
Part 1 - 107
Install the timing slit disk to

the clearance of the paper
feed sensor board ass'y.
Part 1 - 108
6-11 Assembly/Disassembly of CS Drive Gear ass'y and

Reader Unit
6-11-1 Disassembly of CS Drive Gear ass'y, Reader Unit
Never loosen the paper feed motor red screw [

TP(Mach, Truss
Head:RED) M2.6 4] other than replacing the paper feed motor. Refer to Part 1:
4-5-1 Paper feed motor adjustment for the details.
1. Remove three CS Drive Gear ass'y screws S1 and the screw S2 tightening with the contact
sensor ground. Remove the paper feed side plate. Remove the screw S10 when replacing
the paper feed sensor board ass'y.
(TP M3 8) 3
Fig.Part 1-79 Disassembly of Paper Feed Side Plate

2. Remove the CS drive gear ass'y (1) and the reader unit (2).
Fig.Part 1-80 Disassembly of CS Drive Gear Ass'y and the Reader Unit
Part 1 - 109
3. Put a mark on the screw S8 tightening position. Remove the screw. Replace the paper feed
motor. Refer to Part 1: 4-5-1 Paper feed motor adjustment for the details.
((Mach, Truss Head:RED) M2.6 4) 2
Fig.Part 1-81 Disassembly of the Paper Feed Motor
6-11-2 Assembly of CS Drive Gear ass'y, Reader Unit

Assemble the CS Drive Gear
ass'y gear.
Align the convexo concave of the CS drive gear ass'y gear and the Reader Unit.
Part 1 - 110
Wire the reader unit line as the line clips secure to the main unit clearance (2).
Never pinch the reader unit line with the main unit clearance (1).
Tighten the screws in the order of the paper

feed side plate, the main board plate, the
contact sensor ass'y GND cable.
Part 1 - 111
6-11-3 Drive Gear ass'y Cable Wiring / Reader Unit Cable Wiring
1: Tape attachment position of the Contact

Sensor ass'y cables
Fig.Part 1-82 Contact Sensor Ass'y cable wiring
1: Cable of Reader Unit. Never pinch the reader unit line with the main unit clearance.
2: Wire the reader unit line as the line clips secure to the main unit clearance.
Fig.Part 1-83 Reader Unit cable wiring
1: The Paper Feed Motor
cables
Fig.Part 1-84 Paper Feed Motor cable wiring
Part 1 - 112

2: The Paper Feed Sensor Board ass'y
cables
3: Tepe attachment position of the
Reader Unit cables
Fig.Part 1-85
Part 1 - 113
6-12 Assembly/Disassembly of Contact Sensor ass'y

6-12-1 Disassemble of Contact Sensor ass'y
1. Disassemble the outside appearance. Refer to Part 1: 6-2-1 Disassembly of Outside
Appearance.
Fig.Part 1-86 The Main Unit

2. Remove two contact sensor ass'y screws S11.
(TP M2.6 6) 2
Fig.Part 1-87
3. Remove the tape securing the contact sensor ass'y cable. Unplug the connector. Remove the
Contact Sensor ass'y.
Fig.Part 1-88
Part 1 - 114
6-12-2 Assembly of Contact Sensor ass'y

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7. SENSOR POSITION
Fig.1-89 Sensor Position
Fig.1-90 Sensor Position

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
PAPER FEED SENSOR ass'y

PES SENSOR ass'y
DS SENSOR ass'y
PGC SENSOR ass'y
ASF SENSOR ass'y
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1. NEW TECHNOLOGY
1-1 Basic Structure of Document-Paper Common Path
Separation
Document set
Paper feeding
1: Document
2: Paper
3: Paper guide
Fig.Part 2-1 Document-Paper Common Path Separation
1-2 New Position of Contact Sensor ass'y
Printing
Document Reading
Fig.Part 2-2 Contact Sensor ass'y Activation
1-3 ROM Version-up with USB connection

The following is the ROM version-up procedure.
1-3-1 Necessary Staffs

z
z
z
z
z
Computer (OS: Windows 2000 or Windows XP)

Version-up application: USBTools.exe
USB connector
Version-up file: ****.mot
1-3-2 Preliminary Preparation

Copy the necessary software. Plug this machine to the computer.
1-3-3 Connection with Computer

Attach an insulating tape on the terminal before using ROM Ver-Up
Board With Cable.
This prevents from causing short circuit.
1. Remove the two screws on the reverse side of the main unit. Remove the Rear Cover.
Fig.Part 2-3 Disassembly of the Rear Cover
2. Plug Ver-Up Board With Cable to Main Board ass'y.
Fig.Part 2-4 Cable Connection of Main Board ass'y to Ver-Up Board

3. Plug the USB connector to ROM Ver-Up Board With Cable.
(Do not plug USB connector to the computer at this time.)
Fig.Part 2-5 Cable Connection of USB connector
1-3-4 Version-up Procedure

z
Print out the user setting data list and the service setting data list. The ROM
version-up deletes the registered data.
Never turn this machine OFF until Step. 14 is completed after this machine
is plugged to the computer at Step 7. This machine may malfunction.
Execute the all clear after the entire procedure is completed.
(Refer to Part 1:4-1 Action in the Event of Abnormality)
1.
Set to the hard-power-OFF.
2.
Set to the hard-power-ON while
3.
4. Release
Release [
[
pressing and holding [
Stop] key briefly, and then press and hold [
Stop] key if
Stop] key.
Stop] key again.
Power LED blinks slowly.
5. Start USBTools.exe on the computer.

6. Plug the USB connector to the computer.
7. Cancel the dialog box below (asking a driver installation) twice if displayed.
Fig.Part 2-6
8. Select an appropriate USB port if plural USB devices plug to the computer. (Fig. Part 2-7)
Click Get DeviceID on Standard Class if you do not know any appropriate USB. Then
select the port. (Fig. Part 2-8)
Fig.Part 2-7
Fig.Part 2-8
9. Click Get DeviceID on Standard Class. Check if STA: is 80. (Fig. Part 2-8)
10. Click Open... on Write/Read. Select the file for the update.
****A.mot: Update file
****.mot: Difference update file
Fig.Part 2-9
11. Click Write on Write/Read to write the update file on the main unit.
Fig.Part 2-10
Fig.Part 2-11
12.
Power LED blinks more rapidly after the dialog box (Fig. Part 2-11) disappears.
13. Click Get DeviceID on Standard Class again after

Power LED turns ON. Check
the status. Check if STA: is C0 (This status means the writing is completed).
Fig.Part 2-12
14. Unplug the USB connector after the writing is completed. Turn the power supply OFF.
15. Remove the ROM Ver-Up Board With Cable from the machine.
16. Start the machine in the normal mode. Execute the all clear.
17. Check the ROM version in the FAX service mode. Check if the version is the latest.
18. Turn the power supply OFF. Install the machine cover.
1-4 Ink Level Detection Function

This machine equips the ink level detection function.
Detection: Dots count
Indetection: Ink LED
Ink LED turns OFF: Ink remains
Ink LED turns ON: LOW1
Ink LED blinks: LOW2
Precision: Approximately 10% error in the normal printout
The margin of error may become large in the following printout pattern.
BK continuous printout may lead the BK ink level misdetection.
The ink refill timing delays in this mode. The FINE cartridge ink passage is blocked.
The FINE cartridge ink does not use fully.
Possible Trouble
z
The ink level detection function does not activate properly if you remove the FINE
cartridge, and then reuse any spent FINE cartridge (except for the preceding FINE
cartridge).
e.g., In a case that you install any spent FINE cartridge:
Remove the using cartridge. Install new FINE cartridge. Install the removed FINE
cartridge again.
The error message NO INK is indicated if you remove the using FINE cartridge, and
then reinstall the same FINE cartridge again after installing any empty FINE cartridge.
The actual ink level differs from the indicated ink level due to special print patterns.
1-5 FINE Cartridge Position Adjustment Function

This machine equips the FINE cartridge position adjustment function. The function adjusts the
print misalignment.
When FINE Cartridge Position Adjustment Function Is Effective
Perform the FINE cartridge position adjustment function if any of the following troubles occur.
z
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Ruled line offset

Print blur
1-6 Cleaning Mode and Suction

The FINE cartridge cleaning wipes off ink foam, dust, fixed ink etc. This prevents from printout
failure.
The FINE cartridge cleaning is executed before the printout except for the following cases.
z
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Product arrival: When closing the reader unit.

Dots count suction: After the paper delivery (Automatic double-sided printout: After the
back-side printout)
Manual cleaning / FINE cartridge refreshing: When selecting the manual cleaning / FINE
cartridge refreshing.
Cleaning Mode
CLEANING MODE
DETAIL
APPROX.
SUCTION
LEVEL
APPROX.
TIME
Specified number of dots printed out

after the preceding cleaning.
0.10g
40sec.
24 - 336 hours passed from the

preceding cleaning to the next
printout start.
0.10g
40sec.
Timer suction -1
336 - 1,440 hours passed from the

preceding cleaning to the next
printout start.
0.10g
40sec.
Timer suction -2
1,140 - 2,160 hours passed from

the preceding cleaning to the next
printout start.
0.15g
42sec.
Timer suction -3
2,160 - 4,320 hours passed from

printout start.
0.30g
53sec.
Timer suction -4
4,320 hours or more passed from

printout start.
0.45g
55sec.
FINE cartridge is not capped

when the power supply turns
ON.
0.15g
42sec.
At the product arrival
0.30g
53sec.
Manual cleaning
0.10g
40sec.
FINE cartridge refreshing
0.45g
55sec.
Dot count suction

Timer suction -0
(Only three times after the
product arrival)
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1. BLOCK DIAGRAM
Fig.Part 3-1 Block Diagram
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2. POSITION OF CONNECTOR
Fig.3-2 Main Board ass'y

KEY NO.
CONNECTION TO
PGC Sensor Board ass'y
Speaker ass'y
Handset Modular Board ass'y
Carriage Unit
Reader Unit
Modular Board ass'y
Operation Panel Unit
Paper Feed Sensor Board ass'y
10
Carriage Motor
11
Paper Feed Motor
12
Power Supply Unit
REMARK
Plug to the contact sensor ass'y.

Use the PANEL-MAIN flat cable.
Use for ROM update only.
Use the PS-MAIN cable.
Refer to Part1: 4-2 Precautions for Main Board ass'y Replacement and Repair.
<Part 3-2 Position of Connector >
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3. SPECIFICATIONS
ITEM
Communication
Applicable Line
PSTN
ISDN
Others (private line, etc.)
Applicable Service
Mercury (UK)
Econophone (SPAIN)
Hong Kong Telephone
(HK)
DRPD (USA)
PIN (USA)
Caller ID
NET SWITCH (Australia)
Own Ringing (Fin)
FAX ABILITY (New
Zealand)
Compatibility
G4
G3
Data Compression System
B/W
ECM
Modem
Type
Speed
ITU Recommendation
Transmission Speed
Canon Standard Chart
CCITT (ITU-T) No.1
Chart
Resolution
Transmission
Printing
Reception
Copy
FAX-JX500
FAX-JX500(CHN)
FAX-JX300
FAX-JX200/201
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES
NO
YES
YES
YES
NO
NO
YES
YES
NO
YES
MH MR MMR
YES
FAX modem
max 33,600bps
V.34,V.8,V.17,V.29,
V.27ter,V.21
approx 3sec range

approx 3sec range
approx 6sec range

approx 6sec range
8 3.85,7.7
600dpi 600dpi
8 3.85,7.7
Scanning 8 7.7
Print 600dpi
600dpi
Fig.Part 3-3 Specifications (1/9)
Part 3 -
max 14,400bps
V.17,V.29,
V.27ter,V.21
ITEM
Copy
Direct Copy
Memory Copy
No. of Copies
Collation
Copy Speed
Scanning
Scanning Method
Method
Type
Color
Scanning Document Size
Passing width
Passing length
Effective Scanning Width
Milliinch Conversion
Scanning Image Processing
GENESIS
FAX-JX500
FAX-JX500(CHN)
FAX-JX300
FAX-JX200/201
NO
YES
99 pages
NO
48.2sec/pege,
1.24pages/min
(IJ standard chart,
Std mode)
CS
Sheet
NO
105 to 216mm
105 to 400mm
208
NO
YES
No. of levels
256 levels
Automatic Image
NO
Adjustment
Document Mode
NO
Density Adjustment Level
YES
Multi-level Resolution
YES
Conversion
Automatic Density
NO
Adjustment
ADF
A4
20pages (Standard
Paper)
10pages
(non_Srandard
Paper)
max thickness: 0.06
to 0.13mm
Letter
20pages (Standard
Paper)
10pages
(non_Srandard
Paper)
max thickness: 0.06
to 0.13mm
Legal
10 pages (Standard
Paper)
Scanning Speed
sec./page
approx. 10sec/page
(ITU-T No.1, Std)
page (s) /min.
approx. 6pages/min
(ITU-T No.1, Std)
Verification Stamp
NO
Part 3 -
ITEM
Printing
Printing Method
Recording Paper Size
Effective Printing Width (mm)
Printing Cartridge
Product Name
Capacity (BK)
Remaining Detection
Method
Toner/Ink Saving
Method
Recording Paper
Rolled Paper
Cut Sheet Paper
Tray Size
Tray Capacity
Remaining Paper Detection

Printing Speed
sec./page
page (s) /min.
FAX-JX500
FAX-JX500(CHN)
FAX-JX300
FAX-JX200/201
Inkjet
A4/LTR/LGL
203
Ink/Head (160
2nozzles)
ZU-501STD/HC
approx. PG-40: 43g
approx. PG-50: 51g
Dot Count
YES
Duty 50%
A4/LTR/LGL
which is smaller
100 sheets (75g
paper) and
below thickness
11mm
NO
approx. 12sec/pages
(ITU-T No.1, Std
mode)
approx. 5pages/min
(ITU-T No.1, Std
mode)
Part 3 -
ITEM
FAX-JX500
FAX-JX500(CHN)
FAX-JX300
FAX-JX200/201
YES
YES
YES
Yes
YES
FAX
TEL
NO
100
50
Dial/Key
Telephone Handset
Manual 10-key Dialing
On-Hook Key
Reception Mode Key
Automatic Dialing
One-Touch Speed Dial
oded-Speed Dialing
FAX
TEL
NO
20 average
NO
NO
YES
NO
NO
No Sound
NO
Pause Key
DT Key (230V)
R Key (230V)
Set Key
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
CNG
Programmable Number of Digits

Group Dialing
Programmed TX
Dial Search
Tone Dialing Key
YES ("
Hold Key
Melody
Clear Key
Program Key
Redial Key
Function Key
Copy Key
Cursor Key
YES ("
Start"key)
YES
NO
YES
YES ("Menu"key)
YES ("
Start"key)
YES ("
"
ESS Key
Help Key
M/E Key (UK/SPAIN)
Telelphone Switch
FAX/TEL Auto Switch
Detecting Signal
"key)
", "
", "
",
" key)
OGM1
Method
Message
P-Ci
Auto RX w/o Ring
Built-in Answering Machine
Method
OGM
YES
NO
need to record
NO
YES
YES
Digital
YES
NO
-
need to record
50
Message
No. of Messages
30minutes
Answering Machine Hook-up

Detecting Signal
Length
YES
CNG
Remote Reception
Dialing
YES
YES
25
YES
YES
NO
NO
NO
Code
Extension Phone Hook-up
Wall Connection (GER, AST, SWI)
Telephone Exchange Function
Speakerphone
Phone Call at Power Failure
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ITEM
FAX-JX500
FAX-JX500(CHN)
FAX-JX300
FAX-JX200/201
max 1.6MB
DRAM/Flash
0.8MB
DRAM
max 120 Pages
60 Pages
CCITT (ITU-T) No.1 Chart
max 120 Pages
60 Pages
number of FAX
30
30
Option
NO
NO
Indicating Amount of Memory

Use
Memory Back-up
NO
NO
Memory
Memory Capacity
Type
Page
YES
NO
by Flash
YES
NO
YES
max 120 Pages
60 Pages
CCITT (ITU-T) No.1 Chart
max 120 Pages
60 Pages
YES
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
Back-up Time
Transmission
Direct Transmission
Rapid TX
Memory Transmission
Page
Quick Memory TX
Direct Transmission when
Memory is Full
TX Reservation
Memory
Direct
Interrupt Transmission?
Batch Transmission by Destination
Polling TX
Direct
NO
Memory?
NO
Bulletin Board Function
NO
Sequential Broadcasting
Max. no. of Destinations
YES
110
60
Delayed Transmission
No. of Destinations
YES
110
60
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
Variable
(1 to 10)
Variable
(1 to 60min)
NO
No. of Pre-set Time

Batch Transmission
Confidential Transmission
Relay Broadcasting Command
N in 1 Transmission
Password/Subaddress Sending
Error Retransmission
Auto Redial
Times
Interval
Error Redialing
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ITEM
Reception
Memory Reception
Page
CCITT (ITU-T) No.1
Chart
Alarm
FAX-JX500
FAX-JX500(CHN)
FAX-JX300
FAX-JX200/201
YES
max 120 Pages

max 120 Pages
max 60 Pages
max 60 Pages
NO
Automatic Output
Memory Lock Reception
Multiple Printing
Polling Reception
Timer Polling
Confidential Mailbox
Relay Broadcasting
Transfer
Received Image Reduction
Fixed
Automatic Reduction
Main/Sub
Reduction Ratio
YES
NO
NO
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
NO
YES
Fixed
Collating
N in 1 Reception
Memory Box Function
DM Preventive Function
Rx image storage
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
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ITEM
Others
Rotation
DTMF Remote
Closed Network
System Management
Password
Use Restriction
Management by section
Activity Result Report
Report with picyure
Discretionary Output
Activity Management Report
Time Setting
TX/RX
No. of Transactions
Paper Tray Selection
TTI Selector
Display
Type
Size
FAX-JX500
FAX-JX500(CHN)
FAX-JX300
FAX-JX200/201
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
20 max.
NO
NO
LCD
16 1
9 1 (Chinese)
16 1
(alphanumeric)
16 1
Chines
one of 4 languages
(USA,CND)
one of 16 languages
(EC,Others)
one of 4 languages
(USA,CND)
one of 16 languages
(EC,Others)
Pictogram (Print to
panel)
& Panel sticker
Languages
LCD
one of 4 languages
(USA,CND)
one of 16 languages
(EC,Others)
Report
one of 4 languages
(USA,CND)
one of 16 languages
(EC,Others)
Operation Panel
Pictogram (Print to
panel)
& Panel sticker
Transmission Header
YES
Reception Footer
NO
Self-demonstration Function
NO
Help Function
NO
Clock
YES
Chines
Chines
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ITEM
Power
Power Consumption
Standby
Copy
Sleep
Power Off
Noise
Noise
Copy
Printing
Transmission
Durability
Durability
Unit
Scanning Section
Printing Section
Standard
Applicable Standard
Electrical Safety
Radiation
PTT
Energy Star
(JPN,USA,EC)
CE (EC)
FAX-JX500
FAX-JX500(CHN)
FAX-JX300
FAX-JX200/201
approx. 4.2W
approx. 37W
approx. 1.5W
approx. 1.0W
53db (A)
53db (A)
53db (A)
25,000 sheets
(Scan11,000,
Print14,000)
or 5 years
11,000 sheets or
5years
14,000 sheets or
5years
GS, UL, SASO, CCC
CCC
GS, UL, SASO, CCC
CISPR Pub22 Class

B, NAL, FCC Class
B
YES
YES
NAL
CISPR Pub22 Class

B, NAL, FCC Class
B
YES
YES
Size
External Dimension
Including Handset
W400D306H294
&Paper Tray
Including Handset, No
W400D269H174
Paper Tray
Weight
Including Handset, Paper
4.1kg
Tray
Part 3 - 14
ITEM
TAM
Method
Time of Message
Total Recording Time
Number of Message
Max Rec Time per
Message
OGM Own
Regular
Message when Memory
Run-out
OGM Regular
Messager Function
Record Telephone Call
Recording Back Up
Show the Number of
Message
Toll Saver
Forward
Forward to 2 Call No.
Call to Pocket Bell
Stamp
Listen to Fast (Slowly)
Message
Remote
Play Back
Record OGM
Record Message
Play Back OGM
TAM On/Off
Forward On/Off
Delete
Monitor
Caller ID
Transmit Number Display
Receive Number List
Call back
Recieve denied
Number of Digits
Voice Dial
U-Talk
FAX-JX500
FAX-JX500(CHN)
FAX-JX300
FAX-JX200/201
Digital
approx. 30min
50
0sec/60/120/240
(change USSW)
1 (Max20s)
1 (Max20s)
NO
1
NO
YES
YES
YES
YES (redial OK)
NO
YES
YES (LCD only)
NO
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES (20)
YES
YES
20
NO
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FAX-JX500 / JX300 / JX200 / JX201

Part 2: Technical Reference

<I. Manual Outline >

FAX-JX500 / JX300 / JX200 / JX201

FAX-JX500 / JX300 / JX200 / JX201

II. TABLE OF CONTENTS

3. Safety and Precautions

6. Assembly and Disassembly

Part 2: Technical Reference

<II. Table of Contents >

FAX-JX500 / JX300 / JX200 / JX201

FAX-JX500 / JX300 / JX200 / JX201

FAX-JX500 / JX300 / JX200 / JX201

To set the destination.

- At Main Board ass'y

To set the language to

Waste ink counter

- At waste ink absorber

To reset the waste ink

Waste ink amount

- At Main Board ass'y

To set the waste ink

Grease application - At Carriage Unit

1-1-2 Periodic maintenance

1-1-3 Periodic replacement parts

1-1-4 Replacement consumables

1-2 Customer Maintenance

To ensure accurate dot

When print quality is not

When an FINE Cartridge

To replace the empty FINE

Paper feed roller

When paper does not

To clean the paper feed

When the back side of

To clean the platen ribs.

When the following are

1-3 Product Life

1-3-2 FINE Cartridge (target value)

Countries other than Japan

Countries other than Japan

1-4 Special Tools

QY9-0035-000 To protect the machine's sliding

HY9-0023-000 To move the timer gear smoothly

QY9-0057-000 To move the carriage smoothly

HA1-5687-000 To prevent from the paper jam of

FAX-JX500 / JX300 / JX200 / JX201

FAX-JX500 / JX300 / JX200 / JX201

2sec. cyclical blinking

2-2 Displayed Error Message

The memory RX exists.

Erase the memory RX.

The memory block does not exist.

Erase the memory.

Not-played IMC exists in the TAM

Play the not-played IMC.

The ink level is low.

Replace the FINE cartridge with new

Blinking: Ink low2, No ink,

2-2-2 Printer Error

Any paper is not set.