Servicemanual Panasonic kv-s3065cl, kv-s3065cw #1

Order Number KM70410959C0
Category Number H19
High Speed Color Scanner

KV-S3065CLSERIES
KV-S3065CWSERIES
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KV-S3065CLSERIES / KV-S3065CWSERIES
CONTENTS
Page Page
1 GENERAL PRECAUTIONS 4 12.2. INTERFACE Board 167
1.1. Safety Precautions 4 12.3. DRIVE Board 179
1.2. Electrical Tests 4 12.4. PANEL, RELAY, and SENSOR Boards 182
1.3. For Service Technicians 4 12.5. CIS (F) RELAY and CIS (B) RELAY Boards 186
1.4. About Lead Free Solder (PbF: Pb free) 5 12.6. POWER Board 187
2 SPECIFICATIONS 6 13 CIRCUIT BOARDS 188
3 COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION 8 13.1. CONTROL Board 189
4 INSTALLATION 9 13.2. INTERFACE Board 191
4.1. Minimum Space Requirements 9 13.3. DRIVE Board 193
4.2. Loosening the Transportation Screw (Wing bolt) 9 13.4. CIS (F) RELAY Board 194
4.3. DIMM Module Extension 10 13.5. CIS (B) RELAY Board 194
4.4. Installing DIMM Module 12 13.6. PANEL Board 195
4.5. Setting 12 13.7. POWER RELAY Board 195
4.6. Connecting the Scanner to a Personal Computer 13 13.8. POST IMPRINTER DOOR Board 196
4.7. System Requirements 14 13.9. POINTER Board 197
4.8. Installing Driver and Software 14 13.10. PAPER JAM SENSOR Board 197
4.9. Others 15 13.11. ENDING (REAR) SENSOR Board 197
5 SECTIONAL VIEWS 16 13.12. RELAY (LOWER) Board 197
5.1. CIS, Motors, and Imprinters (Option) 16 13.13. HOPPER HOME Board 198
5.2. Rollers 16 13.14. SIZE DETECTOR Board 198
5.3. Boards-1 17 13.15. RELAY (UPPER) Board 198
5.4. Boards-2 17 13.16. WAITING SENSOR Board 199
6 MECHANICAL FUNCTION 18 13.17. SKEW (R) Board 199
6.1. Paper Feed Mechanism-1 (Auto) 18 13.18. STARTING SENSOR Board 199
6.2. Paper Feed Mechanism-2 (Manual) 19 13.19. ENDING (FRONT) SENSOR Board 199
6.3. Paper Feed Mechanism-3 (ADF Adjustment) 19 13.20. POWER Board 200
6.4. Paper Feed Roller / Hopper Lift Drive Mechanism 20 14 PARTS LOCATION AND MECHANICAL PARTS LIST 201
6.5. Hopper Lift Mechanism 21 14.1. Exterior 202
7 MAINTENANCE 22 14.2. Board Box Unit and others 204
7.1. Maintenance Chart 22 14.3. Chassis and Base 1 206
7.2. Cleaning 23 14.4. Chassis and Base 2 208
7.3. Replacing Limited Life Parts 27 14.5. Chassis and Base 3 210
8 DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 31 14.6. Packing 212
8.1. Disassembly Flowchart 31 14.7. Tool 212
8.2. Exterior 34 15 REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST 213
8.3. Unit Components 44 15.1. CONTROL Board 214
8.4. Circuit Board Assemblies 65 15.2. INTERFACE Board 219
9 SERVICE UTILITY & SELF TEST 80 15.3. DRIVE Board 226
9.1. Main menu indication for Service Utility 80 15.4. CIS (F) RELAY Board 227
9.2. Function item list of Service Utility 81 15.5. CIS (B) RELAY Board 227
9.3. Operation 82 15.6. PANEL Board 227
9.4. Scanner Self-test 93 15.7. POWER RELAY Board 227
10 TROUBLESHOOTING 95 15.8. POST IMPRINTER DOOR Board 228
10.1. Troubleshooting-1 (with no error message on PC) 95 15.9. POINTER Board 228
10.2. Troubleshooting-2 (According to error message on PC) 99 15.10. PAPER JAM SENSOR Board 228
11 CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION 130 15.11. ENDING (REAR) Board 228
11.1. Block Diagram-1 (Image Processing) 130 15.12. RELAY (LOWER) Board 228
11.2. Block Diagram-2 (Board) 132 15.13. HOPPER HOME Board 228
11.3. Explanation of Connector 133 15.14. SIZE DETECTOR Board 229
12 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 155 15.15. RELAY (UPPER) Board 229
12.1. CONTROL Board 156 15.16. WAITING SENSOR Board 229
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15.17. SKEW (R) Board 229 15.19. ENDING (FRONT) Board 230
15.18. STARTING SENSOR Board 229 15.20. POWER Board 230
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1 GENERAL PRECAUTIONS
1.1. Safety Precautions
1. Before servicing, unplug the power cord to prevent electrical shock hazard.
2. When replacing parts, user only manufacture’s recommended components for safety.
3. Check the condition of power cord. Replace if wear or damage is evident.
4. After servicing, be sure to restore the lead dress, insulation barriers, insulation papers, shields, etc.
5. Before returning the serviced equipment to the customer, perform the following electrical tests to prevent shock hazard.
1.2. Electrical Tests

1. Unplug the power cord and check for continuity between the earth ground connection on the plug and the metal cabinet. There
should be zero ohm resistance found.
2. With the unit unplugged, short the AC Live-Neutral of the plug with a jumper wire.
3. Turn ON the power switch.
4. Measure the resistance value with an ohmmeter between the jumpered AC plug and each exposed metal cabinet part, such as
screwheads, etc.
Note
Some exposed parts may be isolated from the chassis by design. They read infinity.
5. If the measurement is less than 1 MΩ, a possibility for electric shock may exit.
Note
This hazardous condition must be corrected before the unit is returned to the end user.
1.3. For Service Technicians

ICs and LSIs are vulnerable to static electricity.
When repairing, the following precautions will help to prevent recurring malfunctions.
1. Cover the plastic parts with aluminum foil.
2. Ground the soldering irons.
3. Use a conductive mat on the worktable.
4. Do not grasp IC or LSI pins with bare fingers.
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1.4. About Lead Free Solder (PbF: Pb free)

Note
· In the information below, Pb, the symbol for lead in the periodic table of elements, will refer to standard solder or
solder that contains lead.
· We will use PbF when discussing the lead free solder used in our manufacturing process which is made from Tin
(Sn), Silver (Ag), and Copper (Cu).
· This model, and others like it, manufactured using lead free solder will have PbF stamped on the PCB. For service
and repair work we suggest using the same type of solder although, with some precautions, standard Pb solder can
also be used.
Distinction of PbF PCB
· PCBs (manufactured) using lead free solder will have a PbF stamp on the PCB.
Caution
· PbF solder has a melting point that is 50 ° - 70 °F, (30 ° - 40 °C) higher than Pb solder.
Please use a soldering iron with temperature control and adjust it to 700 ° ± 20 °F (370 ° ± 10 °C). In case of using
high temperature soldering iron, please be careful not to heat too long.
· PbF solder will tend to splash if it is heated much higher than its melting point, approximately 1100 °F, (600 °C).
· If you must use Pb solder on a PCB manufactured using PbF solder, remove as much of the original PbF solder as
possible and be sure that any remaining is melted prior to applying the Pb solder.
· When applying PbF solder to double layered boards, please check the component side for excess which may flow
onto the opposite side (See figure, below)
1.4.1. Suggested Pb free solder

We recommend you to use the following solder when you re-solder components for repair. Before using other Pb free solder than
the following solder, be sure to confirm a solder maker you appoint has made license agreements to be required when using Pb
free solder legally.
Supplier: Senju Metal Industry Co., Ltd. (http://www.senju-m.co.jp)

Part Description in Senju: EcoSolder RMA02 P3 M705 Series
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2 SPECIFICATIONS
Item Model No.
KV-S3065CL Series *1 KV-S3065CW Series *2
Scanner Scanning face Duplex
Scanning method CIS (Contact-type color Image Sensor): Front & Back sides
Scanning Width 227 mm (9.0 in.) 302 mm (11.9 in.)
Readout speed Black & White: 60 ppm/110 ipm (A4, 200 dpi, Portrait) 65 ppm/120 ipm (Letter, 200 dpi,
Portrait)
Color: 60 ppm/110 ipm (A4, 200 dpi, Portrait) 65 ppm/120 ipm (Letter, 200 dpi, Portrait)
Resolution Main scanning direction: 100~600 dpi (1 dpi step)
Sub-scanning direction: 100~600 dpi (1 dpi step)
Optical resolution is 600 dpi.
Image output Binary, Grayscale, Color, *5Multi-streamTM (Binary and Color, Binary and Grayscale)
Tonal gradation Dither (64 step gradation), Error diffusion (64 step gradation), Grayscale (8 bit), Color (24 bit)
Image control Image emphasis, Dynamic threshold, Automatic separation, Multi-Color dropout, Mirror image,
Noise reduction
Other functions Patch code detection (Kodak patch 2,3,T, Control sheet), Double feed detection
Paper Size 48×70 mm (1.9×2.8 in.) to 48×70 mm (1.9×2.8 in.) to
297×431 mm (11.7×17 in.) 297×431 mm (11.7×17 in.)
Thickness 0.05 to 0.2 mm (2.0 to 7.9 mils)
Note: 1 mil = 1/1000 in.
Weight 40 to 157 g/m2 (10.7 to 41.9 lb.)
Note: 1 lb. = 3.75 g/m2
Detection Empty, Size, Jam, and Double-feed detection
Interface SCSI (20 MB/s, 50 pins half type) or USB 2.0 (Connector type: B)
Hopper capacity Letter/A4 or less (Portrait): 300 sheets [64 g/m2 (17.1 lb.)]
Wider than Letter/A4 (Portrait): 200 sheets [64 g/m2 (17.1 lb.)]
Unit External dimensions 495×575×288 mm (19.5×22.7×11.4 in.)
(Width × Depth × Height) Note: When the ADF Door is open, height is 505 mm (19.9 in.).
Weight 24 kg (53 lbs.)
Power requirement AC100-120 V, 50/60 Hz*3
AC220-240 V, 50/60 Hz*4
Power Maximum 1.4 A*3
consumption (Scanning) 0.6 A*4
Minimum 0.6 A*3
(Standby) 0.3 A*4
Sleep mode 8 W *3
8 W *4
Environment Operating temperature and Temperature: 15 °C to 30 °C (59 °F to 86 °F)
Humidity Humidity: 30 % to 80 % RH
Storage temperature and Temperature: 0 °C to 35 °C (32 °F to 95 °F)
Humidity Humidity: 10 % to 80 % RH
Accessories Installation manual, Maintenance manual, AC cord, USB cable, Blower, Cleaning paper,
Shading paper, CD [ISIS Driver, TWAIN Driver, Capture software (RTIV), Operation manual,
P.I.E. manual, RTIV manual, Control sheet images, User Utility, User Utility Manual]
PbF (Pb Free) Applied to PCB assemblies CONTROL, INTERFACE, PANEL, DRIVE, POWER, SIZE
DETECTOR, HOPPER HOME, RELAY (LOWER), SKEW (R), WAITING SENSOR,
STARTING SENSOR, ENDING (FRONT) SENSOR, RELAY (UPPER), PAPER JAM
SENSOR, ENDING (REAR) SENSOR, POINTER, POST IMPRINTER DOOR, POWER
RELAY, CIS (F) RELAY, CIS (B) RELAY Boards for KV-S3065CL Series and KV-S3065CW
Series
Note: Distinction of PbF PCB

PCBs (manufactured) using lead free solder will have a PbF stamp on the PCB.
Option Roller Exchange Kit (standard): KV-SS017
Roller Exchange Kit (for thin paper): KV-SS018
Roller Cleaning Paper (KV-SS03)
Imprinter (KV-SS014)
Ink Cartridge (KV-SS021)
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Note:
*1
: KV-S3065CL Series
KV-S3065CL: For U.S.A.
KV-S3065CL-U: For Europe
KV-S3065CL-A: For Australia
KV-S3065CL-T: For Taiwan
SERIAL No. shown on the name plate on each scanner will distinguish the destinations for each area as follows.
1. SERIAL No. for U.S.A. → 802 xxxx xxxx
2. SERIAL No. for Europe → 803 xxxx xxxx
3. SERIAL No. for Australia → 804 xxxx xxxx
4. SERIAL No. for Taiwan → 805 xxxx xxxx
(x: Don’t care)
KV-S3065CLCN: For China
SERIAL No. for China → 806 xxxx xxxx
(x: Don’t care)
*2
: KV-S3065CW Series
KV-S3065CW: For U.S.A.
KV-S3065CW-U: For Europe
KV-S3065CW-A: For Australia
KV-S3065CW-T: For Taiwan
SERIAL No. shown on the name plate on each scanner will distinguish the destinations for each area as follows.
1. SERIAL No. for U.S.A. → 747 xxxx xxxx
2. SERIAL No. for Europe → 797 xxxx xxxx
3. SERIAL No. for Australia → 798 xxxx xxxx
4. SERIAL No. for Taiwan → 799 xxxx xxxx
(x: Don’t care)
KV-S3065CWCN: For China
SERIAL No. for China → 800 xxxx xxxx
(x: Don’t care)
*3
: Applied to KV-S3065CL/S3065CW (For U.S.A. and other countries where power supply (AC100 to AC120 V) is applied
except for Taiwan) and KV-S3065CL-T/S3065CW-T
*4
: Applied to KV-S3065CL-U/S3065CW-U (For Europe and other countries where power supply (AC220 to AC240 V) is
applied except for Australia and China), KV-S3065CL-A/S3065CW-A, and KV-S3065CLCN/S3065CWCN
*5
: MultiStream is TM of Pixel Translations (a division of Action point Inc.)
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3 COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION
Note:
*1
: Indicator Status: Refer to Fig.3.1.
*2
: Only used for self-test (Service Mode): Refer to 9.4.
Fig.3.1 Power Indicator for showing scanner status

Color ON Flashing
Green 1. Ready Sleeping
2. Scanning
Orange *1. Ready with warning 1. Initializing
*2. Scanning with warning *2. Sleeping with warning
3. Shading
Red An error System error
Note:
* Warning: Clean roller or replace roller
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4 INSTALLATION
4.1. Minimum Space Requirements
Be sure to maintain the recommended space requirements for proper ventilation.
Fig.4.1.1 Dimensions for proper ventilation
4.2. Loosening the Transportation Screw (Wing bolt)
Before using the scanner, open the Pre-imprinter Door and loosen the Transportation Screw (Wing bolt) to enable the Front Door
to open.
Note:
When transporting the scanner again, be sure to tighten the screw.
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4.3. DIMM Module Extension

A maximum of 512 MB extended memory may be required depending on the combination of the paper size, mode, and resolution.
To determine how much extended memory is required on each condition, refer to Fig.4.3.1 and Fig.4.3.2.
Note:
Under any scanning conditions shown in the Fig.4.3.1 and Fig.4.3.2, image scanning with no additional memory will be
done by using START/STOP operation except for “Compatible Mode” on 9.3.5 although scanning speed goes down.
(Recommended DIMM)
· JEDEC-standard 168 pin, dual in-line memory module (DIMM)
· Single +3.3 V±0.3 V power supply
· Frequency / CAS Latency: 100 MHz/CL=2, 133 MHz/CL=2, 133 MHz/CL=3
· 64 MB, 128 MB, 256 MB, or 512 MB may be used.
Note:
Originally, INTERFACE Board has 64 MB memory as the basis.
Fig.4.3.1 Additional memory size-1 (Simplex)

(Unit: MB)
*1
: 227×2,540 (9.0×100 in.) for KV-S3065CL Series
*2
: 302×2,540 (11.9×100 in.) for KV-S3065CW Series
Mode Size dpi
100 200 300 400 500 600
*1
Binary SC’s Max (1) 0 0 0 0 0 0
*2
SC’s Max (2) 0 0 0 0 0 0
Double Letter 0 0 0 0 0 0
Legal 0 0 0 0 0 0
Letter 0 0 0 0 0 0
A3 0 0 0 0 0 0
A4 0 0 0 0 0 0
A5 0 0 0 0 0 0
A6 0 0 0 0 0 0
B4 0 0 0 0 0 0
B5 0 0 0 0 0 0
B6 0 0 0 0 0 0
*1
8 bit Gray SC’s Max (1) 0 0 64 128 256 512
*2
SC’s Max (2) 0 0 64 256 256 512
Legal 0 0 0 0 0 0
Letter 0 0 0 0 0 0
A3 0 0 0 0 0 64
A4 0 0 0 0 0 0
A5 0 0 0 0 0 0
A6 0 0 0 0 0 0
B4 0 0 0 0 0 0
B5 0 0 0 0 0 0
B6 0 0 0 0 0 0
*1
24 bit Color SC’s Max (1) 0 64 256 512 - -
*2
SC’s Max (2) 0 128 512 - - -
Legal 0 0 0 64 64 128
Letter 0 0 0 0 64 128
A3 0 0 0 64 128 256
A4 0 0 0 0 64 128
A5 0 0 0 0 0 64
A6 0 0 0 0 0 0
B4 0 0 0 64 128 128
B5 0 0 0 0 64 64
B6 0 0 0 0 0 0
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Fig.4.3.2 Additional memory size-2 (Duplex)

(Unit: MB)
*1
: 227×2,540 (9.0× 100 in.) for KV-S3065CL Series
*2
: 302×2,540 (11.9×100 in.) for KV-S3065CW Series
Mode Size dpi
100 200 300 400 500 600
*1
Binary SC’s Max (1) 0 0 0 0 0 64
*2
SC’s Max (2) 0 0 0 0 64 64
Legal 0 0 0 0 0 0
Letter 0 0 0 0 0 0
A3 0 0 0 0 0 0
A4 0 0 0 0 0 0
A5 0 0 0 0 0 0
A6 0 0 0 0 0 0
B4 0 0 0 0 0 0
B5 0 0 0 0 0 0
B6 0 0 0 0 0 0
*1
8 bit Gray SC’s Max (1) 0 64 128 256 512 -
*2
SC’s Max (2) 0 64 256 512 - -
Legal 0 0 0 0 64 64
Letter 0 0 0 0 0 64
A3 0 0 0 64 64 128
A4 0 0 0 0 0 64
A5 0 0 0 0 0 0
A6 0 0 0 0 0 0
B4 0 0 0 0 64 64
B5 0 0 0 0 0 64
B6 0 0 0 0 0 0
*1
24 bit Color SC’s Max (1) 64 256 512 - - -
*2
SC’s Max (2) 64 256 - - - -
Double Letter 0 0 64 256 512 512
Legal 0 0 64 128 256 256
Letter 0 0 64 64 128 256
A3 0 0 64 256 512 512
A4 0 0 64 64 128 256
A5 0 0 0 64 64 128
A6 0 0 0 0 0 64
B4 0 0 64 128 256 512
B5 0 0 0 64 128 256
B6 0 0 0 0 64 64
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4.4. Installing DIMM Module

1. Remove INTERFACE Board. (See 8.4.1.)
2. Insert the DIMM Module into connector (CN2007) on the INTERFACE Board, and raise the tabs at both ends of the connector
until they lock into place.
4.5. Setting
4.5.1. SCSI
When connecting this scanner to PC via SCSI interface, perform the SCSI ID setting as follows.
SCSI ID Setting
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4.6. Connecting the Scanner to a Personal Computer

Connect either USB or SCSI interface cable per scanner.
Note: Windows NT supports only SCSI interface.
4.6.1. SCSI Connection
Fig.4.6.1
Note:
Power Cord shown on the Fig.4.6.1 is for AC100-120 V.
Caution:
1. Use the scanner accessory’s Power Cord.
2. Use SCSI cables as short as possible, securing SCSI specification.
3. After turning off the scanner and PC, remove SCSI cables.
4.6.2. USB Connection
Fig.4.6.2
Note:
Power Cord shown on the Fig.4.6.2 is for AC100-120 V.
Caution:
1. Use the scanner accessory’s Power Cord.
2. Use the scanner’s accessory USB cable or a USB interface cable that is certified as Hi-Speed logo by USB-IF.
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4.7. System Requirements

When using the scanner, the required personal computer conditions are as follows.
SCSI Connection USB Connection
CPU Minimum Pentium , 1 GHz
Recommended: Pentium 4, 2 GHz or higher
Memory Minimum: 256 MB
Recommended: 512 MB or more
OS Windows® 98 Windows® 98
Windows NT® 4.0 Windows® 2000
Windows® 2000 Windows® Me
Windows® Me Windows® XP
Windows® XP
Display Resolution 1,024×768 dots or more
Colors 65,536 colors or more
Interface SCSI USB 2.0
Recommended SCSI Board: Adaptec
SCSI Board
(2930U/2940U/29160N/19160)
Note 1:
1. This system requires 1 GB free space of HDD in the personal computer at least.
2. A color scanning beyond the conditions of A3 Size and 600 dpi may not be executed, based on Windows® 98 or
Windows® Me.
And even based on another OS, a high resolution scanning may not be done.
3. The scanning speed differs depending on the personal computer’s operating environment or application.
4. Be sure to connect the scanner directly to the USB interface port on PC.
We cannot guarantee that the scanner will work properly if it is connected to a USB hub.
5. A daisy-chain connection to the SCSI interface may not allow the scanner to realize the high speed scanning.
6. When using Windows NT®, be sure to install the ASPI layer software that the SCSI Board’s vendor provides.
Note 2:
· Windows® 98 is Microsoft® Windows® 98 operating system.
· Windows® Me is Microsoft® Windows® Me operating system.
· Windows NT® is Microsoft® Windows NT® operating system.
· Windows® 2000 is Microsoft® Windows® 2000 operating system.
· Windows® XP is Microsoft® Windows® XP operating system.
· Microsoft®, Windows® and Windows NT® are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation
in the United States and/or other countries.
· Pentium® is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation.
· Each company’s name or company product name is each company’s trademark or registered trademark.
4.8. Installing Driver and Software

According to the Product accessory Installation Manual, install software with the Product accessory CD-ROM to enable the
scanning function to be done.
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4.9. Others
4.9.1. Set ADF / Manual Feed Selector
Depending upon the paper quality, set the ADF / Manual Feed Selector.
1. By setting the ADF / Manual Feed Selector to “Manual” position, the Retard Roller is separated from the Separation Roller.
By this operation, multiple sheet will be scanned as a piece of document.
2. On the other hand, by setting the ADF / Manual Feed Selector to “1, 2, 3, or 4” position, the Retard Roller exerts a
manipulation force onto the documents, and the documents are separated by this manipulation.
Note:
In proportion to the increment of the number (1→2→3→4) on the ADF / Manual Feed Selector, the contact force
between the Retard and Separation Rollers goes up. (When scanning plain paper, set the selector to “2” or “3”.)
4.9.2. Set Paper Path Selector

Change the Paper-path Selector position as required.
1. When making the document exit to the upper-front position
→ Push the Paper-path Selector upwards
2. When making the document exit to the lower-back position (Straight pass mode)
→ Push the Paper-path Selector downwards
Note:
For the thicker paper scanning, we recommend the straight paper path.
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5 SECTIONAL VIEWS
5.1. CIS, Motors, and Imprinters (Option)
CIS (F)
Post-imprinter Pre-imprinter
(Option) (Option)
Paper Feed Motor

CIS (B)
Conveyor Motor
5.2. Rollers
Exit Roller
Separation Roller
Paper Feed Roller
Conveyor Rollers
Straight Exit Roller
Retard Roller
Drive Rollers
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5.3. Boards-1
DRIVE Board
POWER RELAY Board
PANEL Board
CONTROL Board
INTERFACE Board
POWER Board
5.4. Boards-2
STARTING SENSOR Board
(Starting Sensor) RELAY (UPPER) Board
(Pre-imprinter Door Detector)
SKEW (R) Board
(Skew (R) Sensor) ENDING (FRONT) SENSOR Board
(Ending (Front) Sensor)
WAITING SENSOR Board
Waiting Sensor
(Skew (L) Sensor ) POST IMPRINTER DOOR Board
(Post-imprinter Door Detector)
Double Feed Detector (G)
SIZE DETECTOR Board PAPER JAM SENSOR Board

(Size Detector 1-5) (Paper Jam Sensor)
ENDING (REAR) SENSOR Board

(Ending (Rear) Sensor)
Paper Sensor POINTER Board

(Pointer Detector)
RELAY (LOWER) Board
HOPPER HOME Board
Hopper Home Detector CIS (B) RELAY Board
( )
Retard Position Detector
Front Door Switch
CIS (F) RELAY Board
Double Feed Detector (R)
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6 MECHANICAL FUNCTION
6.1. Paper Feed Mechanism-1 (Auto)
1. When documents are set on the Hopper, and the scanning command is issued from PC, the Hopper rises and the documents
will be brought into contact with Paper Feed Roller.
2. The Conveyor Motor is driven to rotate the 3 Drive Rollers, 3 Conveyor Rollers, and Exit Roller.
3. When the Paper Feed Motor starts, the Paper Feed Roller and the Separation Roller turn in feed direction.
The Retard Roller is supported by a shaft fixed via a torque limiter, and it is pushed against the Separation Roller. When the
document enters into the separation section, the Retard Roller exerts a manipulation force onto the documents, which depends
on the set torque. In case of continuous paper feed, the documents are separated by this manipulation force, and so only a
document is fed to the scanning section.
4. When the leading edge of the document advances at about 5 mm from the Waiting Sensor after passing through the separation
section and Waiting Sensor, the Paper Feed Motor stops and the Paper Feed Roller and the Separation Roller turn together.
5. When the leading edge of the document passes through the Starting Sensor, scanning the image starts after the defined period.
(Time to be required to conveyor the document from the Starting Sensor to the scanning start point.)
6. When the heeling edge of the document come to the defined position from the Waiting Sensor, the Paper Feed Motor is driven
again to feed the 2nd document.
7. Repeat the above 3 to 6.
8. After finishing all scanning process, Hopper goes down to the original position and the series of scanning sequence ends.
Note:
When the scanner’s buffer becomes full of data, scanner will stop until securing the buffer free area that allows the
scanner transfer the data to PC in order to prevent the buffer from overflowing.
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6.2. Paper Feed Mechanism-2 (Manual)
When the ADF / Manual Feed Selector is set to “MANUAL”, the Retard Roller is free from the Separation Roller. In this case, the
Retard Roller does not operate as the document separation.
6.3. Paper Feed Mechanism-3 (ADF Adjustment)

This ADF Adjustment (1,2,3, or 4 on ADF ADJ.) will enable this scanner to realize the continuous scanning properly by forcing an
appropriate pressure from the Retard Roller to Separation Roller according to the document quality.
The mechanism is as follows.
With the increasing of turning angle for ADF knob counterclockwise, the cam pressure to the spring in the direction of the arrow (1)
grows to enable the Retard Roller to press the Separation Roller in the direction of the arrow (2).
This force and torque limiter the Retard Roller has originally will help the scanner feed only a single document.
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6.4. Paper Feed Roller / Hopper Lift Drive Mechanism

The rotation direction of the Paper Feed Motor differs the Paper Feed Roller mechanism from Hopper Lift Drive mechanism.
(a) The Gear Train (1) is a common drive system for the paper feed and hopper lift drive mechanisms.
(b) The Gear Train (2) is a drive system for the Paper Feed mechanism.
(c) The Gear Train (3) is a drive system for the Eccentric Gear in the Hopper Lift mechanism.
When the Paper Feed Motor rotates in the direction of the arrow (A), this rotation will activate the Gear Train (2) to drive the Paper
Feed Roller.
At this time, in order to prevent the rotation to be transmitted to the hopper lift block, the Gear marked with (*) in the Gear Train (3)
have one way clutches.
On the other hand, when the Paper Feed Motor rotates in the direction of the arrow (B), this rotation will activate the Gear Train
(3) to drive the hopper lift block.
At this time, in order to prevent the rotation to be transmitted to the paper feed block, the Gear marked with (*) in the Gear Train
(2) have one way clutches.
Fig.6.4
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6.5. Hopper Lift Mechanism

When the rotation from the above Gear Train (3) is transmitted to the Hopper Cam, the location of the eccentric boss on the Hopper
Cam position will decide a hopper position (Paper Feed Mode or Paper Set Mode).
In case of Fig.6.5.1 driven by the Gear Train (3), the eccentric boss of Hopper Cam continues to turn in the direction of the arrow
(C) and press the Hopper Arm in the direction of the arrow (D) against the force of the Hopper Spring to set the Hopper to be in
Hopper Position 1 (Hopper Set Mode).
Fig.6.5.1 Hopper Position 1 (Paper Set Mode)
And when the eccentric boss of the cam further turns in the direction of the arrow (C) and the boss deviates from the Hopper Arm
at the moment, the Hopper Spring extends in the direction of the arrow (E) to lift up the Hopper Arm in the direction of arrow (F),
and to set the Hopper to be in Hopper Position 2 (Paper Feed Mode) as shown in Fig.6.5.2.
Fig.6.5.2 Hopper Position 2 (Paper Feed Mode)
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7 MAINTENANCE
7.1. Maintenance Chart
C: Clean R: Replace (×1000 sheets)
Description Reference of Part No. 20 40 60 80~260 280 300
Paper Feed Roller Ref. No.12 in Sec.14.5 C C C Clean each part every C R
Separation Roller Ref. No.1 in Sec.14.5 C C C 20 (×1000) sheets’ C R
Retard Roller Ref. No.30 in Sec.14.3 C C C scanning C R
Drive Roller 1 Ref. No.63 in Sec.14.3 C C C C C
Conveyor Roller 1 Ref. No.64 in Sec.14.3 C C C C C
Exit Roller Ref. No.31 in Sec.14.5 C C C C C
Straight Exit Roller Ref. No.64 in Sec.14.3 C C C C C
Free Rollers 1 Ref. No.96 in Sec.14.5 C C C C C
Free Rollers 2 Ref. No.41 in Sec.14.4 C C C C C
Ref. No.41, 109 in Sec.14.5
Image Sensor Cover (F) Ref. No.98 in Sec.14.5 C C C C C
(B) Ref. No.24 in Sec.14.4 C C C C C
Paper Sensor Ref. No.40 in Sec.14.1 C C C C C
Waiting Sensor (Board) Ref. No.90 in Sec.14.5 C C C C C
Skew (L) Sensor Ref. No.90 in Sec.14.5 C C C C C
(on the WAITING SENSOR Board)
Skew (R) Sensor (Board) Ref. No.89 in Sec.14.5 C C C C C
Starting Sensor (Board) Ref. No.51 in Sec.14.5 C C C C C
Paper Jam Sensor (Board) Ref. No.28 in Sec.14.4 C C C C C
Ending (Front) Sensor (Board) Ref. No.24 in Sec.14.5 C C C C C
Ending (Rear) Sensor (Board) Ref. No.31 in Sec.14.4 C C C C C
Double Feed Detector (G) Ref. No.92 in Sec.14.5 C C C C C
Double Feed Detector (R) Ref. No.3 in Sec.14.4 C C C C C
Reflector Sheets Ref. No.87 in Sec.14.3 C C C C C
Ref. No.20 in Sec.14.4
Caution:
The Image Sensor Covers (F) and (B) or their surroundings may be hot after scanning a lot of documents continuously.
Be sure to allow the inside of the scanner to cool down before performing any maintenance or coming in contact with
the inside of the unit.
Note 1:
The above roller maintenance values are registered in the maintenance counter (Refer to Section 9), and the PC will
inform users the cleaning or replacing timing if the utility software in this scanner has been already installed and
started up.
Note 2:
The maintenance schedule was determined according to paper standards (A4 or Letter, 16 lb. copier paper), which can
vary greatly between users. Therefore, the values can also vary.
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7.2. Cleaning
7.2.1. Preparation
Before cleaning, the following procedures are required.
(1) Turn off the scanner.
(2) Pull the Front Door Release to open the Front Door.
Note:
a. When Front Door does not open even if Front

Door Release is pressed repeatedly, there is
possibility that the door is not latched.
In this case, try to close the Front Door until it
clicks into place.
b. After finishing this maintenance, close the Front
Door slowly until it clicks into place.
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7.2.2. Cleaning-1 (Main)

According to the instructions in following figures Fig.7.2.2-1 and Fig.7.2.2-2, wipe off or blow off the dirt from each surface of the
following parts so as to realize a high-performance on the scanning condition.
(Fig.7.2.2-1): Cleaning Parts and Action
*1
Maintenance Parts Action Code Action Comments
Paper Feed Roller C Clean each surface with the accessory After cleaning the Paper Feed,
Separation Roller C Roller Cleaning Paper or Model KV-SS03 Separation, and Retard Rollers, execute
Retard Roller C (Option: Roller Cleaning Paper) to wipe off “Clear Counter” for cleaning roller with
the dirt around its surface. Service Utility. (See 9.3.)
Drive Roller 1 C
Drive Roller 2 C 1. How to deal with the Roller
Cleaning Paper and others.
Drive Roller 3 C
Conveyor Roller 1 C → See Note *2.
Conveyor Roller 2 C 2. Cleaning position
Conveyor Roller 3 C → See Fig.7.2.2-2.
Free Rollers C
Image Sensor Cover (F) C
(B) C
Paper Sensor B Blow off the dirt on each surface with the
Waiting Sensor (Board) B accessory Blower.
Skew (L) Sensor (on the B
WAITING SENSOR Board) 1. How to use the Blower
Skew (R) Sensor (Board) B → See Note *3.
Starting Sensor (Board) B 2. Cleaning position
Paper Jam Sensor (Board) B
→ See Fig.7.2.2-2.
Double Feed Detector (G) B
Double Feed Detector (R) B
Reflector Sheets B
Note: *1
Action Code shows cleaning method as follows.
C: Clean each surface with the accessory Roller Cleaning Paper or Model KV-SS03 (Option: Roller Cleaning Paper)
B: Blow off each surface with the accessory Blower.
Note: *2
Roller Cleaning Paper
· Open the bag by the dotted line and take out the Roller Cleaning Paper.
· If the opened bag is left open for a long period of time before using it, the alcohol will evaporate. Use the Roller
Cleaning Paper immediately after opening the bag.
· The Roller Cleaning Paper (Model No. KV-SS03) is available via sales route.
Note: *3
How to clean sensor (detectors) and reflectors.
Remove the brush from the accessory Blower and blow off the dirt with the blower.
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(Fig.7.2.2-2) Cleaning Position

Caution:
The Image Sensor Covers (F) and (B) or their surroundings may be hot after scanning a lot of documents continuously.
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7.2.3. Cleaning-2 (Others)

How to clean sensors (detectors) and reflectors.
Remove the brush from the accessory Blower and blow off the dirt with the blower.
(1) Remove the Exit Roller. (See 8.3.17.)
(2) Wipe off the dirt on the Exit Roller’s surfaces all the way
around them with the accessory Roller Cleaning Paper or
Model KV-SS03.
(3) Remove the ENDING (FRONT) SENSOR Board.

(See 8.4.4.)
(4) Blow off the dirt on the surface of the Ending (Front) Sensor
with an accessory blower.
(5) Remove the Straight Exit Roller. (See 8.3.14.)
(6) Wipe off the dirt on the Straight Exit Roller’s surfaces all the
way around them with the accessory Roller Cleaning Paper
or Model KV-SS03.
(7) Remove the ENDING (REAR) SENSOR Board.

(See 8.4.17.)
(8) Blow off the dirt on the surface of the Ending (Rear) Sensor
with an accessory blower.
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7.3. Replacing Limited Life Parts

7.3.1. Replacing Paper Feed Module
(1) Turn off the scanner. (See 7.2.1-(1).)
(2) Pull the Front Door Release to open the Front Door. (See
7.2.1-(2).)
(3) Pull down the Paper Feed Module in the direction of the
arrow (1), hanging your finger on the center shaft of the
module.
(4) Push down the Green Lock- levers on both sides in the
direction of the arrow (2) to release and remove the Paper
Feed Module from the scanner.
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(5) Open the optional Roller Exchange Kit (KV-SS017 or KV-

SS018), and take out a new Paper Feed Roller Module.
(6) Install the new Paper Feed Roller Module into the guide
grooves of both sides in the direction of the arrows (1).
Note:
Be sure to match both bearings of the module with

the guide grooves on both sides of the chassis.
(7) Push up the Green Lock-levers and Paper Feed Module in

the direction of the arrows (2), (3) to lock it to the scanner.
(8) Close the Front Door slowly until it clicks into place.
Note:
After replacing the above Paper Feed Roller Module

and the following section’s (7.3.2) Retard Roller,
execute “Clear Counter” for replacing roller, with
Service Utility. (See 9.3.4.)
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7.3.2. Replacing Retard Roller

(1) Turn off the scanner. (See 7.2.1-(1).)
(2) Push the Front Door Release to open the Front Door.
(See 7.2.1-(2).)
(3) Open the Conveyor Lower 1 in the direction of the

arrow shown in the figure.
(4) Pull the Shaft in the direction of the arrow (1) to release and
remove the Retard Roller.
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(5) Take out a new Retard Roller in the optional Roller

Exchange Kit (KV-SS017 or KV-SS018).
(6) Install a new Retard Roller.

Attach it toward the arrows (2), (3) while pulling the Shaft in
the direction of the arrow (1).
Note:
Pay attention to the roller attachment so that Pins

A, B are inserted in each Notch A, B surely.
Otherwise, a double-feeding or paper jamming may
occur.
(7) Close the Conveyor Lower 1 in the direction of the

(8) Close the Front Door slowly until it clicks into place.
(See 7.3.1-(8).)
Note:
After replacing the Paper Feed Roller Module and

Retard Roller, execute “Clear Counter” for replacing
roller with Service Utility. (See 9.3.4.)
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8 DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
8.1. Disassembly Flowchart
The flowchart indicates disassembly items of the Exterior, Mechanical parts, Unit Components, Circuit Board assemblies.
When reassembling, perform the steps in the reverse order unless noted in Reassembling Notes.
Note:
How to check the disassembly flowchart
* This sample flowchart means the procedures 1 and 2 are required before the procedure 3, when disassembling C.
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START
8.2.1
Rear Cover 8.3.1 1
Image Sensor
Cover (F)
8.4.15 8.2.2 8.3.7 8.2.7 8.2.5
CIS (B) RELAY Side Cover (R) Image Sensor Side Cover (L) Exit Cover
Board Cover (B)
2
8.3.14 8.3.15 8.4.4 8.3.17
Straight Exit 8.2.3 Turn Conveyor ENDING (FRONT) Exit Roller
Roller Switch Panel (Outer) SENSOR Board
8.3.12
Conveyor Motor 3
8.3.3 8.3.2
Conveyor Upper 3 Conveyor Upper 2
8.2.6
8.4.2
Pre-imprinter 4
PANEL Board Door
8.4.8
STARTING
9 8.2.8 8.4.5
8.2.4 SENSOR
9 Feed Unit Cover (L) RELAY Board
Top Cover (R) (UPPER)
Board
8.2.10 8.2.9
Hopper Unit Feed Unit Cover
8.3.20 8.3.19
8.3.5
Board Box Board Box
CIS (F) & Lamp
Unit Cover
Drive (F) Board
8.3.13 8.3.8 8.4.6
Paper Feed Motor Conveyor Lower 2 CONTROL
Board
8.4.3
POST IMPRINTER 8.3.18
DOOR Board 8.4.20 7
Turn Conveyor (Inner)
DRIVE Board
5
8.4.21 8.4.13 8.3.9

POWER RELAY RELAY (LOWER) Drive Belt
8.4.12
8.3.16 Board Board
CIS (F) RELAY
Conveyor Rollers Board
1, 2, 3 8.4.7
SIZE DETECTOR Board
and Paper Sensor
6 8.3.10
Drive Rollers 1, 2, 3
8.3.21 8.4.22 8.3.22 8

Front Door POWER Board & Gas Spring
Switch FAN
8.3.11
CIS (B) & Lamp Drive (B)
Board
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1 6
8.3.4 8.3.6 8.4.1 8.4.16 8.4.17 8.4.18

Paper Feed Retard Roller INTERFACE Board PAPER JAM ENDING (REAR) POINTER Board
Roller Module SENSOR Board SENSOR Board
4 5
8 7
8.4.14
Double Feed Detector (R)
8.4.9 8.4.10 8.4.11

SKEW (R) Board WAITING SENSOR Double Feed Detector (G)
Board
8.4.19
HOPPER HOME
Board
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8.2. Exterior
8.2.1. Rear Cover (with Post-imprinter Door)
(1) Remove the 6 screws and pull the Rear Cover (with
Post-imprinter Door) to release it from the scanner.
(Back View)
8.2.2. Side Cover (R)

(1) Remove the 2 screws.
(2) Remove the Side Cover (R), pushing down it in the direction
of the arrow.
(Right Side View)
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8.2.3. Switch Panel

(1) Remove the Side Cover (R). (See 8.2.2.)
(3) Pull the Switch Panel forward and disconnect the connector
to PANEL Board to release the panel from the scanner.
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8.2.4. Top Cover (R)

(1) Remove the Rear Cover. (See 8.2.1.)
(2) Remove the Switch Panel. (See 8.2.3.)
(3) Remove the 4 screws, and pull up the Top Cover (R).
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8.2.5. Exit Cover

(1) Remove the Rear Cover with Post-imprinter Door.
(See 8.2.1.)
(2) Remove the 2 screws and pull the Exit Cover in the
direction of the arrows (1) to (2).
Reassembling Note
Be sure to attach the Exit Cover, hanging the 2

projections of the cover to both holes of the plate.
8.2.6. Pre-imprinter Door

(1) Remove the Exit Cover. (See 8.2.5.)
(2) Remove the 2 screws and Slit Cover.
(Right Side View)
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(3) Remove the rivet by pulling out it while holding the heel in
the direction of arrow.
Note:
Be careful not to drop the rivet in the scanner.
(4) Remove the Pre-imprinter Door, releasing the 2 guides on

both sides of the door from the scanner in the direction of
the arrows.
8.2.7. Side Cover (L)

(Left Side View)
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(2) Pull the Front Door Release to open the Front Door.
(3) Open the Post-imprinter Door.
(Left Front View)
(4) Push down the 3 locking sections to release the Side Cover
(L) from the scanner in the direction of the arrow.
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8.2.8. Feed Unit Cover (L)

(1) Remove the Pre-imprinter Door. (See 8.2.6.)
(2) Remove the 2 screws and release the 3 locking sections to

release the Feed Unit Cover (L) from the scanner.
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8.2.9. Feed Unit Cover

(1) Remove the Feed Unit Cover (L). (See 8.2.8.)
(2) Remove the 4 screws and Feed Unit Cover.
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8.2.10. Hopper Unit

(2) Remove the Side Cover (L). (See 8.2.7.)
(3) Remove the 4 screws (a) and 2 screws (b).
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(4) Pull the Hopper Unit forward slightly and disconnect the flat
cable to CN5015 on the HOPPER HOME Board to release
the unit from the scanner.
Reassembling Note:
The flat cable with blue color (connected to CN5015)

should be in the upper side.
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8.3. Unit Components

8.3.1. Image Sensor Cover (F)
Caution:
The Image Sensor Cover (F) and its surroundings may be hot after scanning a lot of documents continuously.
(1) Remove the screw with Screw Holder Sheet.
(2) Slide Image Sensor Cover (F) in the direction of the arrow
to release it from the scanner.
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8.3.2. Conveyor Upper 2

(1) Remove the Image Sensor Cover (F). (See 8.3.1.)
(2) Remove the screw.
(3) Slide the Conveyor Upper 2 in the direction of the arrows (1)
to (2), holding the plate surface to release it from the
scanner.
Reassembling Note:
When reattaching the Conveyor Upper 2, be sure to

fasten the screw after inserting the conveyor to the
slits on the right side of the scanner, seen from the
front. Otherwise, paper jamming may occur when
scanning.
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8.3.3. Conveyor Upper 3

(1) Remove the Image Sensor Cover (F). (See 8.3.1.)
(2) Remove the 2 screws and Conveyor Upper 3.
8.3.4. Paper Feed Roller Module

(1) Pull down the Paper Feed Module in the direction of the
arrow (1), hanging your finger on the center shaft of the
module.
(2) Push down the Green Lock-levers on both sides in the

direction of the arrows (2) to release and remove the Paper
Feed Module from the scanner.
Reassembling Note:
Be sure to match both bearings of the module with

the guide grooves on both sides of the chassis.
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8.3.5. CIS (F) & Lamp Drive (F) Board

(1) Remove the RELAY (UPPER) Board. (See 8.4.5.)
(3) Remove the Conveyor Upper 2. (See 8.3.2.)
(4) Pull the lever of the Reference Plate (B) in the direction of
the arrow (2), releasing the tip of the lever in the direction of
the arrow (1).
(5) Unlock the Reference Plate (B) from the notching hole and
remove the plate in the direction of the arrow (3).
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(6) Remove the 2 screws to release the 2 Free-roller Modules

from the scanner.
(7) Disconnect the 2 connectors and remove 3 screws on the

Lamp Drive (F) Board.
(8) Remove the 4 screws, and disconnect the connector (Flat

cable) to the CIS (F) RELAY Board. And release the CIS (F)
from the scanner.
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8.3.6. Retard Roller

(1) Open the Conveyor Lower 1 in the direction of the
(2) Pull the Shaft in the direction of the arrow (1) to release and
remove the Retard Roller.
Reassembling Note:
Pay attention to the roller attachment so that pins A,

B are inserted in each Notch A, B surely. Otherwise,
a double-feeding or paper jamming may occur.
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8.3.7. Image Sensor Cover (B)

Caution:
The Image Sensor Cover (B) and its surroundings may be hot after scanning a lot of documents continuously.
(1) Remove the screw with Screw Holder Sheet.
(2) Slide the Image Sensor Cover (B) (wider than Image
Sensor Cover (F)) in the direction of the arrows (1) to
(2) to release it from the scanner.
8.3.8. Conveyor Lower 2

(1) Remove the Image Sensor Cover (B). (See 8.3.7.)
(4) Take out the Conveyor Lower 2 in the direction of the

arrows (1) to (2) not to tough the edge of the conveyor to
the Double Feed Detector (R).
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8.3.9. Drive Belt

(1) Remove the Conveyor Lower 2. (See 8.3.8.)
(3) Loosen the screw (a) and screw (b).
(4) Slide down the spring until it goes and fasten the screw (a).
(5) Remove the Drive Belt.
Reassembling Note:
BELT LAYOUT
Tension of the belt: Adjust the belt tension
having about 5 mm bent by pressing the arrow
point by finger tip with 5 N.
8.3.10. Drive Rollers 1, 2, 3

(1) Remove the Drive Belt. (See 8.3.9.)
(2) Unlock the Drive Rollers 1, 2, and 3 from the notching holes
of the chassis and remove them.
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8.3.11. CIS (B) & Lamp Drive (B) Board

(1) Remove the Drive Rollers 1, 2, and 3. (See 8.3.10.)
(2) Remove the RELAY (LOWER) Board. (See 8.4.13.)
(3) Pull the Lever of the Reference Plate (F) in the direction of
the arrow (2), releasing the tip of the Lever in the direction
of the arrow (1).
(4) Unlock the Reference Plate (F) from the notching hole and
remove the plate longer than Reference Plate (B) located at
the upper.
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(5) Remove the 2 screws and Shield Cover for Lamp Drive (B)
Board.
(6) Disconnect the 2 connectors and remove the 3 screws on

the Lamp Drive (B) Board.
(7) Remove the 4 screws, and disconnect the connector (Flat

cable) to the CIS (B) RELAY Board. And release the CIS
(B) from the scanner.
(Left Side View)
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8.3.12. Conveyor Motor

(1) Remove the Drive Roller 1, 2, and 3. (See 8.3.10.)

(See 8.2.1.)
(3) Disconnect the relay-connector (Wire color: Blue and white

at the POWER RELAY Board’s side) to the POWER
RELAY Board.
(Back Side View)
(4) Remove the 2 screws and pull the Conveyor Motor in the
direction of the arrow to remove it.
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8.3.13. Paper Feed Motor

(See 8.2.1.)
(2) Remove the Hopper Unit. (See 8.2.10.)
(3) Disconnect the relay-connector (Wire color: Yellow and

white at the POWER RELAY Board’s side) to the POWER
RELAY Board.
(Back Side View)
(4) Remove the Conveyor Lower 1.
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(6) Pull the Paper Feed Motor forward to remove it.
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8.3.14. Straight Exit Roller

(See 8.2.1.)
(2) Unlock the Straight Exit Roller from the notching holes of
the chassis and remove it.
8.3.15. Turn Conveyor (Outer)

(2) Remove the 4 screws and Turn Conveyor (Outer).
(Left Front View)
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8.3.16. Conveyor Rollers 1, 2, 3

(See 8.2.1.)
(2) Remove the Turn Conveyor (Outer). (See 8.3.15.)
(3) Unlock the Conveyor Rollers 1, 2, and 3 from the notching

holes of the chassis and remove them.
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8.3.17. Exit Roller

(2) Unlock the Exit Roller from the notching holes of the
chassis and remove it in the direction of the arrows (1) to
(3).
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8.3.18. Turn Conveyor (Inner)

(2) Remove the screw (a), 2 screws (b), and screw (a) with
ground-lug to release the plate (for supporting Turn
Conveyor’s (Inner)) from the scanner.
(Front Side View)
(3) Unlock the 4 claws to remove the Turn Conveyor (Inner)

from the scanner.
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8.3.19. Board Box Cover

(1) Remove the Top Cover (R). (See 8.2.4.)
(2) Remove the 5 screws and Board Box Cover.
(Right Side View)
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8.3.20. Board Box Unit

(2) Remove the Slit Cover. (See 8.2.6-(2).)
(3) Remove the 9 screws and disconnect the connector.
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(4) Remove the screw with ground-lug.
(5) Remove the 2 screws from the back.
(Back Side View)
(6) Release the clampers that tie up wires to the Sub-chassis of

the scanner, and that tie up wires on the top of the Board
Box Unit.
(Right Back View)
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8.3.21. Front Door Switch

(1) Remove the Board Box Unit. (See 8.3.20.)
(3) Disconnect the connector.
(Right Side View)
8.3.22. Gas Spring

(2) Remove the E-ring and screw.
(3) Remove the Gas Spring.
Note:
When removing or reassembling the Gas Spring,

be careful not to drop the Front Door.
(Right Side View)
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8.4. Circuit Board Assemblies

8.4.1. INTERFACE Board
(2) Pull out the INTERFACE Board in the direction of the arrow.
(Right Back View)
(3) Remove the 5 screws (a).
(4) Remove the 2 screws (b) and 1 screw (c) to release the
INTERFACE Board from the board-support plate.
Reassembling Note:
Be sure to insert the INTERFACE Board along the

rails on both sides.
8.4.2. PANEL Board

(2) Remove the 4 screws and PANEL Board.
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8.4.3. POST IMPRINTER DOOR Board

(2) Remove a screw and disconnect the connector (CN5014)

on the POST IMPRINTER DOOR Board.
(Back Side View)
8.4.4. ENDING (FRONT) SENSOR Board

(3) Disconnect the connector (CN5024) on the ENDING

(FRONT) SENSOR Board.
(Back Side View)
8.4.5. RELAY (UPPER) Board

(1) Remove the Pre-imprinter Door. (See 8.2.6.)
(2) Remove the 2 screws and remove the Shield Cover.
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(3) Disconnect all connectors on the RELAY (UPPER) Board

and remove the 2 screws.
8.4.6. CONTROL Board

(2) Remove the 2 screws and Front Cover.
(Front Side View)
(3) Remove the 2 screws and pull the CONTROL Board with
the plate forward.
(Front Side View)
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(4) Remove the screw to release the clamper.
(5) Remove the all connectors on the CONTROL Board.
(6) Remove the 3 screws to release the CONTROL Board from

the plate.
8.4.7. SIZE DETECTOR Board and Paper Sensor

(2) Release the 2 guides on both sides of the Hopper Unit to

divide the upper block with the lower.
(Hopper Unit Back Side View)
(4) Disconnect the 2 connectors (CN5016: Flat cable, CN5021)

on the SIZE DETECTOR Board.
Reassembling Note:
The flat cable with blue color (CN5016) should be

faced to the front side of the board.
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(5) Remove the screw (a) and screw (a) with the ground-lug to
release the Paper Sensor with the plate from the Hopper.
(6) Remove the screw (b) to release the Paper Sensor from the
plate.
8.4.8. STARTING SENSOR Board

(2) Remove the screw and disconnect connector (CN5028) on

the STARTING SENSOR Board.
8.4.9. SKEW (R) Board

(2) Remove the Paper Feed Roller Module. (See 8.3.4.)
(4) Disconnect the connector (CN5030) on the SKEW (R)

Board.
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8.4.10. WAITING SENSOR Board

(4) Disconnect the 2 connectors (CN5027, CN5029) on the

WAITING SENSOR Board.
8.4.11. Double Feed Detector (G)

(3) Remove the screw, and disconnect the relay connector to

the Double Feed Detector (G) after releasing the connector
wires from the wire clamper.
8.4.12. CIS (F) RELAY Board

(2) Remove the Turn Conveyor (Inner). (See 8.3.18.)
(3) Remove the screw and Free-roller module.
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(4) After removing the screw to release the clamper,

disconnect 3 connectors (CN3000, CN3001, CN3002).
(5) Remove the 3 screws and take out the CIS (F) RELAY
Board.
8.4.13. RELAY (LOWER) Board

(2) Remove the 2 screws and board cover sheet.
(Left Front View)
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(3) Disconnect the 3 connectors (CN5007, CN5010, and

CN5011) on the RELAY (LOWER) Board.
8.4.14. Double Feed Detector (R)

(1) Remove the Retard Roller. (See 8.3.6.)
(3) Disconnect the connector to the CN5011 on the

RELAY (LOWER) Board.
(4) Remove the screw (a) to release the Double Feed

Detector (R) with plate from the scanner.
(Left Front View)
(5) Remove the screw (b) to release the Double Feed

Detector (R) from the plate.
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8.4.15. CIS (B) RELAY Board

(See 8.2.1.)
(2) After removing the screw to release the clamper,

disconnect 2 connectors and 1 connector (Flat cable) on
the CIS (B) RELAY Board.
(Back Side View)
(3) Remove the 3 screws and pull out the CIS (B) RELAY
Board backward.
8.4.16. PAPER JAM SENSOR Board

(1) Remove the Conveyor Rollers 1, 2, and 3. (See 8.3.16.)
(2) Remove the 2 screws and disconnect the

connector (CN5019) on the PANEL JAM SENSOR Board.
(Front Side View)
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8.4.17. ENDING (REAR) SENSOR Board

(2) Remove the 2 screws and disconnect the connector

(CN5020) on the ENDING (REAR) SENSOR Board.
(Back Top View)
8.4.18. POINTER Board

(Back Top View)
(3) Disconnect the 3 connectors (CN5013, CN5017, CN5018)

on the POINTER Board.
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8.4.19. HOPPER HOME Board

(1) Remove the CONTROL Board. (See 8.4.6.)
(2) Remove the RELAY (LOWER) Board. (See 8.4.13.)
(3) Remove the Conveyor Lower 1.
(Left Front View)
(4) Remove the screw on the HOPPER HOME Board.
(Left Front View)
(5) Release the 3 clips on the HOPPER HOME Board.
(Left Front View)
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(6) Loosen the 2 screws to keep a height to be required to pull

out the HOPPER HOME Board.
(7) Pull out the HOPPER HOME Board forward and disconnect
1 connector (CN5012) to RELAY (LOWER) Board.
8.4.20. DRIVE Board

(1) Remove the Board Box Cover. (See 8.3.19.)
(2) Remove the 2 screws and Board Box Cover.
(Back Side View)
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(3) Disconnect all connectors (including 1 flat cable) and

remove the 6 screws on the DRIVE Board.
(Right Side View)
8.4.21. POWER RELAY Board

(1) Remove the DRIVE Board. (See 8.4.20.)
(2) Disconnect all connectors (including 1 flat cable) and

remove the 4 screws on the POWER RELAY Board.
(Right Back View)
8.4.22. POWER Board & FAN

(2) Remove the 3 screws and separate the Power Box from the
Board Box unit.
(Right Front View)
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(3) Disconnect all connectors on the POWER Board and

remove the clamper on the side of the Power Box.
(4) Remove the 3 screws (a) on side of the Power Box remove
the 7 screws (b) on the POWER Board.
(5) Pull out the POWER Board in the direction of the arrow.
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(6) Remove the 2 screws and take out the FAN.
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9 SERVICE UTILITY & SELF TEST

9.1. Main menu indication for Service Utility
This section describes the functions of the service utility software, such as adjustments, diagnosis, configuration, and maintenance.
This utility software also includes a user utility function.
Executing “Service Utility.exe” (without installing the software to the PC except for ASPI Manager) will allow you to operate all the
functions found in this service utility software.
Note:
· This utility software is not included with the scanner.
Please call service or technical support to obtain the utility software.
· This software should be used only by an authorized service technician.
Improper use of this software may cause damage to the scanner.
*Fig.9.1 Main Menu
*Note:
. This is a main menu sample (Fig. 9.1) of the Service Utility software (Version 3.10).
. This software is the latest version at the time when this service manual is issued, but it is subject to change without notice.
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9.2. Function item list of Service Utility

Service Utility item list is as follows.
Note:
When two or more scanners are connected to PC, execute “Select Scanner” to define the scanner before evaluating.
The procedure is as follows.
1. Click “Select Scanner” on the Main Menu.
2. Select the product number and interface of the scanner to evaluate.
Item Purpose Remarks
Scanner Status To indicate scanner status (Ready or Error or Warning) (2)
Scanner information To indicate scanner information about Model, firmware version, Gate Array (2)
version, board revision, additional memory size (status), and interface
condition
Scanner Counter Update All Counter To update the values of System Counter, Cleaning roller Counter, and (1), (6)
Replacing roller Counter
Clear Counter for To clear Counter for cleaning roller to zero after cleaning roller (1), (6)
cleaning roller
Clear Counter for To clear Counter for replacing roller to zero after replacing roller (1), (6)
replacing roller
Scanner Condition Sleep Mode To set this mode to be enabled or disabled, and to set waiting time before (1)
entering to the sleep mode
Clean Imprinter*1 To clean an ink jet head of imprinter. (1), (6)
Paper Mode / Buzzer To set scanning size (A4 or Letter) when the Document Guide is in A4 (1)
Setting position, and to set Buzzer ON/OFF condition.
Compatible Mode To make this scanner operate as another scanner with this mode (1), (3)
User Shading To execute shading correction at the user side, or to restore the shading data (4)
to the default (Factory-setting).
Warning Setting To set warning timing to clean roller and to replace roller (3)
Set Default To set “sleep mode setting”, “warning timing to clean and to replace (3)
roller” to the default
Test LED To light LED on the front cover with colors changing periodically (5)
(Green→Orange→Red→Green→Orange......)
Key / Sensor To do Key or Sensor ON/OFF test. (5)
Sensor Sensitive Level To check sensitive level of each sensor (Waiting, Starting, Skew (R), Skew (5)
(L), Ending (Front), Ending (Rear), Paper Jam)
Feed Motor To check Paper Feed Motor’s Rotating (5)
Conveyor Motor To check Conveyor Motor’s Rotating (5)
Hopper Drive To check the hopper’s Up/Down Mechanism (5)
Feed To check paper feed mechanism. (5)
Sleep Mode To check whether sleep mode function works properly (5)
CIS Level To check maximum peak level after setting gain (5)
CIS Focus To check whether CIS focus point is appropriate to scan documents and to (5)
adjust the focus, showing a CIS gray density level on the display.
Double Feed To check the Double Feed Detector(R)’s level (Response level) after setting (5)
the ultrasonic sending level and frequency of the Double Feed Detector(G)
Memory To execute memory R/W test. (5)
Adjust Shading To execute shading correction (4)
All Position To adjust scanning length, vertical, and horizontal positions for front and back (4)
sides, automatically
Individual Position 1. To execute automatic length, vertical, or horizontal position adjustment for (4)
front and back sides, individually
2. To adjust scanning length, vertical, and horizontal positions for front and
back sides manually.
Double Feed To correct the Double Feed detector’s ultrasonic sending level and frequency (4)
automatically or manually.
Other (USB ID, Save USB ID. To change USB ID. for the scanner, connected to PC. (3)
Information) Save Information To save scanner and PC information. (1)
Note *1: This item is available only in case installing Imprinter (Option) to scanner KV-S3065CL/S3065CW Series.
Remarks
(1) Parameter setting by user
(2) Status indication
(3) Parameter setting by service person
(4) Adjustment
(5) Diag.
(6) Maintenance
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9.3. Operation
This section describes each operation (or status indication), according to the function item list shown in Sec.9.2.
9.3.1. Scanner Status

This function indicates scanner status, updating it every few seconds.
The status messages and its contents are as follows.
Classified Status Message Contents
Code
- Scanner has no error. No error
U11, U12, Jam occurred! U11: Paper feed jam
U13, U14, Please open the door and remove the paper. U12: Conveyor jam 1 (Paper did not reach the Starting Sensor.)
U15, U16, U17 U13: Conveyor jam 2 (Paper did not reach the Paper Jam Sensor.)
U14: Conveyor jam 3 (Paper did not reach the Ending (Front) Sensor.)
U15: Conveyor jam 4 (Paper did not reach the Ending (Rear) Sensor.)
U16: Exit jam 1 (Paper did not go out of the Ending (Front) Sensor
throughout.)
U17: Exit jam 2 (Paper did not go out of the Ending (Rear) Sensor
throughout.)
U18 Paper remains in the Scanner. Document remains in scanner, or dust is attached around a sensor.
Please open the door and remove the paper.
U20 Skew error occurred! Skew error
U23 Double Feed occurred! Double feed error
Please open the door and remove the paper.
U30 Scanner Door is open! Front Door is open.
Please close the door.
U32 Scanner Door is open! Post-imprinter Door is open.
U34 Scanner Door is open! Pre-imprinter Door is open.
Fxx System error occurred! Service-person call level error occurred.
Please consult with a service representative.
- No Paper! No paper error
Please set the paper.
- *** Warning *** Warning for cleaning rollers.
The rollers need to be cleaned.
Please clean the rollers.
Please select Clear Counter button after
cleaning rollers.
- *** Warning *** Warning for replacing rollers.
The rollers need to be replaced.
Please replace the rollers.
Please select Clear Counter button after
replacing the rollers.
- *** Warning *** 1. The lamp have reached its life expectancy.
Insufficient front light error occurred.
2. Lamp drive circuit for the front does not work properly.
The lamp and/or scanning sensor need to be
replaced.
- *** Warning *** 1. The lamp have reached its life expectancy.
Insufficient back light error occurred.
2. Lamp drive circuit for the back does not work properly.
The lamp and/or scanning sensor need to be
replaced.
- *** Warning *** The surface of Image Sensor Cover is dirty.
Please clean the surface of the image sensor
cover.
- Scanner is not connected! Scanner is not connected to PC properly.
Fig.9.3.1 Scanner Status
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9.3.2. Error Code

Classified and Error codes are as follows.
And troubleshooting for this error message and codes is shown is Sec.10.2.
Contents Contents Contents
U1- Document H1- F1-
U2- Document H2- F2- Hardware
U3- Door H3- F3-
U4- H4- F4-
U5- H5- F5- Sensor
U6- H6- F6- Scanning
U7- H7- F7-
U8- H8- F8-
U9- H9- F9-
Fig. 9.3.2 Classified Code Outline
ST1 Error contents

0x Communication error
1x Paper jam error
2x Door open error
3x Mechanical function error
4x Paper sensor error
5x Scanning error
6x -
7x -
8x Hardware error
9x Hardware error
Ax -
Bx -
Cx -
Dx -
Ex -
Fx -
Fig. 9.3.3 Error Code Outline
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Classified Error Code Contents

Code ST1 ST2 ST3 ST4
- 00 00 00 00 No error
- 0A 00 00 00 Stop by clicking “STOP”
- 0B 00 00 00 Stop by ADF stop-command
U11 11 00 00 00 Paper feed jam (Paper did not reach the Waiting Sensor.)
U12 12 00 00 00 Conveyor jam 1 (Paper did not reach the Starting Sensor.)
U13 13 00 00 00 Conveyor jam 2 (Paper did not reach the Paper Jam Sensor.)
U14 14 00 00 00 Conveyor jam 3 (Paper did not reach the Ending (Front) Sensor.)
U15 15 00 00 00 Conveyor jam 4 (Paper did not reach the Ending (Rear) Sensor.)
U16 16 00 00 00 Exit jam 1 (Paper did not go out of the Ending (Front) Sensor throughout.)
U17 17 00 00 00 Exit jam 2 (Paper did not go out of the Ending (Rear) Sensor throughout.)
U18 18 × 00 00 Document remains in scanner (ST2: Sensor Information)*1
U20 19 00 00 00 Skew error
U23 1C 00 × 00 Double feed error (ST3:0 Feed interval /:3 Ultrasonic)
U30 20 00 00 00 Front Door open
U32 22 00 00 00 Post-imprinter Door is open.
U34 24 00 00 00 Pre-imprinter Door is open.
F17 87 × 00 00 GA-IMG SD-RAM error (ST2:0 Access error /:1 SD-RAM error)
F18 88 00 00 00 GA-IMG Extension SD-RAM error
F31 95 00 00 00 Analog IC error
F32 96 00 00 00 SCSI IC error
F33 97 00 00 00 USB IC error
F34 98 00 00 00 EEPROM error
F36 9A × 00 00 Front GA-SEN SD-RAM error (ST2:0 Access error /:1 SD-RAM error)
F37 9B 01 × × Over run error (ST3: Front Information, ST4: Back Information)
F38 9C × 00 00 Back GA-SEN SD-RAM error (ST2:0 Access error /:1 SD-RAM error)
F40 30 00 00 00 Hopper error
F50 40 00 00 00 Waiting Sensor adjustment error
F51 41 00 00 00 Starting Sensor adjustment error
F52 42 00 00 00 Skew (R) Sensor adjustment error
F53 43 00 00 00 Skew (L) Sensor adjustment error
F54 44 00 00 00 Paper Jam Sensor adjustment error
F55 45 00 00 00 Ending (Front) Sensor adjustment error
F56 46 00 00 00 Ending (Rear) Sensor adjustment error
F60 50 00 00 00 Front side gain adjustment error
F61 51 00 00 00 Front side black level adjustment error
F62 52 00 00 00 Back side gain adjustment error
F63 53 00 00 00 Back side black level adjustment error
F80 60 00 00 00 Double Feed Detector adjustment error
Fig. 9.3.4 Error Code
Note: *1 ST2
Bit Sensor Name
7 -
6 Waiting Sensor
5 Starting Sensor
4 Paper Jam Sensor
3 Ending (Front) Sensor
2 Ending (Rear) Sensor
1 Skew (L) Sensor
0 Skew (R) Sensor
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9.3.3. Scanner information

This function provides various types of scanner information to user or service-person. Main contents are as follows.
(1) Model
(2) Firmware Version
(3) Board and Gate Array (LSI) version
(4) Total memory size
(5) Interface information
(6) Pre-Imprinter and Post-imprinter conditions
(7) Compatible mode
9.3.4. Scanner Counter

Item Operation Default Remarks
Update All Counter 1. Click “Update All Counter” to update counter’s -
values.
2. Confirm the values of the “System”, “After Clean
Roller”, and “After Replace Roller” are updated
on the main menu (Service Utility).
Clear Counter for 1. Click “Clear Counter” to clear the counter for - After cleaning rollers (Paper Feed,
cleaning roller cleaning roller. Separation, and Retard Rollers),
execute this item.
2. Confirm the counter value is zero on the main
menu (Service Utility).
Clear Counter for 1. Click “Clear Counter” to clear the counter for - After replacing rollers (Paper Feed,
replacing roller replacing roller. Separation, and Retard Rollers),
execute this item.
2. Confirm the counter value is zero on the main
menu (Service Utility).
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9.3.5. Scanner Condition

Sleep Mode 1. Click “Sleep Mode” on the main menu (Service Enable 15 minutes
Utility).
2. Set “Sleep Mode” to enable or disable by
checking check-box.
3. Set “Waiting time” (minutes) to change sleep
mode.
4. Click “OK” to renew the setting.
Clean Imprinter 1. Click “Clean Imprinter” on the main menu to - This item is available only in case of
clean an ink jet head to print. installing Imprinter (Option) to
scanner.
Paper Mode / 1. Click “Paper Mode / Buzzer Setting” on the main
Buzzer Setting menu.
2. Set “Paper Mode (A4 or Letter)” and/or “Buzzer
Setting (ON or OFF)” on “Paper Mode / Buzzer
Setting” dialog box.
Compatible Mode 1. Click “Compatible Mode” on the main menu.
2. Set a model number to operate the scanner as
the emulation mode on “Compatible Mode”
dialog box.
User Shading 1. Click “User Shading” on the main menu. - 1. Before executing the shading
function, be sure to clean Image
2. Push “Start Shading” or “Restore Default” on
Sensor Covers, rollers, and
“User Shading” dialog box.
conveyors related to convey
documents.
Note: 2. Do not stop the shading execution
on its way and do not open any
a. When selecting “Restore Default”, the doors.
factory-setting data will be overwritten
in stead of the current shading data.
b. The following procedures “3” or more
are available only for selecting “Start
Shading”
3. Clean the conveyor, rollers, Image Sensor Covers
according to the message on the display.
And click “OK”.
4. Switch Reference Plates to white according to the
message on the display.
And click “OK”.
5. Set the accessory Shading Paper or Shading
Paper (Part No.: See 14.7.) on the Hopper Tray in
the following orientation.
(i) In case of KV-S3065CW
→ Landscape orientation
(ii) In case of KV-S3065CL
→ Portrait orientation
And click “OK”.

6. Scan the Shading Paper.
7. Switch the Reference Plates to black according to
the message on the display.
And click “OK”.
8. Click “OK” to get back to the main menu.
Warning Setting 1. Click “Warning Setting” on the main menu. Clean: 20000
Replace: 300000
2. Change the parameter on “Warning Setting”
dialog box.
Set Default 1. Click “Set Default” on the main menu. -
2. Click “Set Default” on “Set Default” dialog box to
set “Sleep Mode setting”, “Clean Roller Timing”,
and “Replace Roller Timing” to be in default.
3. Click “Close” to get back the main menu.
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9.3.6. Test
LED 1. Click “LED” on the main menu. - Changing periodically
(Green→Orange→Red→Green......)
2. Click “START” on LED dialog box to start LED
Test continuously until clicking “STOP”.
Key / Sensor 1. Click “Key / Sensor” on the main menu. -
2. Check key and sensor status on the Key /
Sensor dialog box.
Switch OFF
No paper
No paper
No paper
No paper
No paper
No paper
No paper
Door open
Door close
Door close
No paper
Exit forward
Manual feed mode
Out of hopper home position
3. Click “Close” to get back to the main menu.

Sensor Sensitive Level 1. Click “Sensor Sensitive Level” on the main -
menu.
2. Click each sensor sensitive level (Offset, Slice) on
Sensor Sensitive Level dialog box.
Feed Motor 1. Click “Feed Motor” on the main menu. -
2. Click “START” on “Feed Motor” dialog box to start
to rotate Paper Feed Motor continuously until
clicking “STOP”.
Conveyor Motor 1. Click “Conveyor Motor” on the main menu. -
2. Click “START” on “Conveyor Motor” dialog box to
start to rotate Conveyor Motor continuously until
clicking “STOP”.
Hopper Drive 1. Click “Hopper Drive” on the main menu. -
2. Click “START” on “Hopper Drive” dialog box to
start to execute the hopper’s Up/Down
continuously until clicking “STOP”.
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Feed 1. Set documents on the Hopper Tray. -
2. Click “Feed” on the main menu.
3. Set “Test Mode” and “Test Condition” depending

on each scanning condition.
Note:
Operation “Imprinter” is available only
when the optional Imprinter is installed.
4. Click “START” on “Feed” dialog box to start
feeding documents.
5. Click “STOP” on “Feed” dialog box to stop the
test.
Sleep Mode 1. Click “Sleep Mode” on the main menu. -
2. Click “START” on “Sleep Mode” dialog box to
enter into the sleep mode.
3. Click “STOP” to get out of the sleep mode.
CIS Level 1. Click “CIS Level” on the main menu. -

2. Set “Gain” of front and back sides on the “CIS
Level” dialog box.
3. Click “START” on the “CIS Level” dialog box to
start CIS Level Test.
4. Check whether the peak level is within the
specification. (See Remarks.)
5. Click “STOP” to finish this test.
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CIS Focus 1. Pull the Front Door Release to open the Front -
Door.
2. Set the Focus Chart (Part No.: See 14.7.) on the
Image Sensor Cover (B) (Reference Plate (F)’s
position) as shown in Fig.7.2.2-2.
3. Close the Front Door slowly until it clicks into
place.
4. Click “CIS Focus” on the main menu.
5. Click “START” on the CIS Focus dialog box to
execute the CIS Focus test.
6. When finishing confirming a CIS gray density level
on the display, click “STOP” on the CIS Focus
dialog box.
** When CIS gray level is out of

specification as the result of this
adjustment, re-try this item after
executing “User Shading”. And if the
problem still exists, see Note 2: “How to
adjust CIS Focus”.
Double Feed 1. Click “Double Feed” for “Test” item on the main -
menu.
2. Set “Send Level” and “Frequency” on “Double
Feed Sensor” dialog box.
3. Click “START” on the “Double Feed Sensor”
dialog box to start the double feed sensor’s
sensitivity test.
4. Check whether the peak level is within the
specification (See Remarks.)
5. Click “STOP” to finish this test.
Memory 1. Click “Memory” on the main menu. - Regarding to Error Code, refer to
Sec.9.3.2.
2. Click “START” on “Memory” dialog box to start
Memory Read / Write Test.
3. Check the result.
Note 1: Fig.9.3.6-1
Upper Base Line

Graph View
Lower Base Line
Adjust the waveform so that amplitude on both sides is over the Upper
Base (Green) and Lower Base lines (Red), keeping balance on both sides.
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Note 2: How to adjust CIS Focus

1. After getting back to the main menu, finish this Service Utility.
2. Turn off the scanner.
3. Remove the Shield Cover that covers RELAY (UPPER) Board.
→ See 8.4.5- (1), (2).
4. Turn on the scanner.
5. Re-start the Service Utility and execute CIS Focus test again according to the above procedure.
6. Monitoring the indication on PC, turn the screws on both sides to adjust the waveform so as to be in spec. as
shown on the above Remarks.
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9.3.7. Adjust
Shading 1. Click “Shading” on the main menu to execute - Do not stop the shading execution on
shading correction. its way and do not open any doors.
2. Confirm the message “The data of User Shading
will be also overwritten.” on the display.
And if the message is acceptable, click “OK”.
3. Clean the conveyor, rollers, Image Sensor
Covers according the message on the display.
And click “OK”.
4. Switch Reference Plates to white according to the
message on the display.
And click “OK”.
5. Set Shading Paper (Part No.: See 14.7.) on the
Hopper Tray in the following orientation.
(i) In case of KV-S3065CW
→ Landscape orientation
(ii) In case of KV-S3065CL
→ Portrait orientation
And click “OK”.

6. Scan the Shading Paper.
7. Switch the Reference Plates to black according to
the message on the display.
And click “OK”.
All Position 1. Set 2pcs of test chart A (Part No.: See 14.7.) on - Set 2 pcs of test chart A in order.
the Hopper Tray in the portrait orientation. 1st page: Front side
2nd page: Back side
2. Click “All Position” on the main menu to execute
scanning position & length adjustment.
3. Check the result.
Individual Position 1. Adjust Automatically - 1. Adjust Automatically
a. Set test chart A (Part No.: See 14.7.) on the 5 automatic adjustment
Hopper Tray in the portrait orientation.
a. Adjust Length
b. Click “Individual Position” on the main menu.
b. Adjust Front V. Position
c. Click one of 5 automatic adjustment menu on
c. Adjust Front H. Position
“Individual Position” dialog box to execute
adjustment. d. Adjust Back V. Position
d. Check the result. e. Adjust Back H. Position
e. Click “OK” to finish this adjustment. 2. Adjust Manually
f. Click “OK” to get back to the main menu. (Vertical Position)
2. Adjust Manually +: Increasing the number makes
the document scanning position
a. Click “Individual Position” on the main menu.
shifted downward
b. Change the parameter (mm, %) on the
“Individual Position” dialog box, as required.
(Refer to Remarks.) (Horizontal Position)
c. Click “OK” to renew the setting, and to get +: Increasing the number makes
back to the main menu. the document scanning position
shifted to the right.
(Length)
+: Increasing a number makes the
scanning document length longer.
Note:
If the appropriate scanning
position can not be obtained
by any of the manual
adjustments, check CIS
installation.
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Double Feed 1. Adjust Automatically -
a. Set Shading Paper (Part No.: See 14.7.) on
the Hopper Tray in the portrait orientation.
b. Click “Double Feed” for “Adjust” item on the
main menu.
c. Click “Adjust Automatically” on “Double
Feed Sensor” dialog box to adjust the double-
feed sensitivity.
d. Check the result.
e. Click “OK” to finish this adjustment.
f. Click “OK” on the “Double Feed Sensor”
dialog box to get back to the main menu.
2. Adjust Manually
a. Click “Double Feed” for “Adjust” item on the
main menu.
b. Change parameters (Send Level, Frequency)
as required on the “Double Feed Sensor”
dialog box.
c. Click “OK” on the “Double Feed Sensor”
dialog box to get back to the main menu.
9.3.8. Other (USB ID, Save Information)

(1) USB ID.
After clicking “USB ID” on the main menu, click “Set” on “USB ID” dialog box to store a new serial number for a new
CONTROL Board replaced. (This setting is only available for the new CONTROL Board.)
(2) Save Information
This function saves scanner and PC information (Counter values, Adjustment values, CPU, OS, and others) as log file,
clicking “Save file” on the main menu.
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9.4. Scanner Self-test

Without connecting scanner to PC, the following contents can be done as the scanner self-test.
The following test is mainly available for mechanical test after replacing or reassembling rollers (Drive Roller, Conveyor Roller) and
other mechanical parts related to feed documents.
Note:*7
Regarding each LED’s (Front, Back) position in the following figure, see Sec.3.
Test Item Operation LED status Remarks
*7 *7
Front Back
1. Paper Feed Motor’s 1. While pushing “STOP/START key” on the front - -

rotating cover, turn on the scanner.
2. Release the key at the timing when the front LED Orange (Blinking) OFF→Blinking
status changes from blinking to ON. →Green
3. Push the “STOP/START key” once to enter into the Green Blinking→Count
test selection mode.
4. Push the “STOP/START key” once at the timing Green
when the back panel LED’s status is 1 (h)*1.
Note:
This operation allows the scanner to select the
Feed Motor’s rotating test.
5. Push the “STOP/START key” once to start the test. Green
6. Push the “STOP/START key” once to stop the test. Green
7. Turn off the scanner to finish the test. - -
2. Conveyor Motor’s 1. While pushing “STOP/START key” on the front - -
rotating cover, turn on the scanner.
Note:
Conveyor Motor’s rotating test.
3. Hopper Drive 1. While pushing “STOP/START key” on the front - -
cover, turn on the scanner.
Note:
Hopper Drive test.
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Test Item Operation LED status Remarks

*7 *7
Front Back
4. Feed 1. While pushing “STOP/START key” on the front - -

cover, turn on the scanner.
2. Release the key at the timing when the front LED Orange (Blinking) OFF → Blinking
status changes from blinking to ON. → Green
3. Set documents on the Hopper Tray. Green Blinking
4. Push the “STOP/START key” once to enter into the Green Blinking → Count
Note:
Feed test.
5. Shading 1. While pushing “STOP/START key” on the front - - 1. Before executing
cover, turn on the scanner. the shading
2. Release the key at the timing when the front LED Orange (Blinking) OFF → Blinking function, be sure
status changes from blinking to ON. → Green to clean Image
3. Set a Shading Paper (Part No.: See 14.7.) on the Green Blinking Sensor Covers,
Hopper Tray in the following orientation. rollers, and
(i) In case of KV-S3065CW → Landscape orientation conveyors related
(ii) In case of KV-S3065CL → Portrait orientation to convey
documents.
4. Push the “STOP/START key” once to enter into the Green Blinking → Count
test selection mode. 2. Do not stop the
5. Push the “STOP/START key” once at the timing Green shading execution
when the back panel LED’s status is 6 (h)*6. on its way.
And do not open
Note: any doors except
This operation allows the scanner to select the for the procedures
Shading test. “7” and “9” in the
“Operation”
6. Push the “STOP/START key” for 5 seconds or Green Column of this test
more to enter into the shading test. item.
7. After confirming the front cover LED is blinking with Blinking with
orange and green alternately, open the Front Door orange and green
and switch the two Reference Plates (F, B) to the alternately
white side.
And close the Front Door.
8. Paper feeding starts to execute the shading. Blinking with
orange
(during shading)
9. After confirming the front cover LED is blinking with Blinking with
orange and red alternately, open the Front Door again orange and red
and switch the two Reference Plates (F, B) to the alternately
black side. And close the Front Door. → Blinking with
orange (during
shading)
10. After confirming the front LED is green, turn off Green → OFF -
the scanner to finish the test.
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10 TROUBLESHOOTING
10.1. Troubleshooting-1 (with no error message on PC)
Phenomenon Possible Cause Check Point Remarks
No power 1. Power circuit does not work, properly. 1. Check Power Switch’s ON/OFF mechanical condition.
2. Check the following connection and soldering
condition.
a. AC Inlet to CN801 (POWER Board)
b. CN802 (POWER Board) to CN4003 (DRIVE
Board)
c. CN4005 (DRIVE Board) to CN5001 (POWER
RELAY Board)
d. CN4007 (DRIVE Board) to CN1010 (CONTROL
Board)
3. Check the connection between the POWER Board
and FAN.
4. Check whether the Fuse (F801) or Fuse (F841) is not
broken.
5. Check the following parts’ soldering condition to repair
it.
→ Q801, IC802
6. Check DC supply (24 V) on the POWER Board.
→ CN802-6, 7, 8th pins, CN803-1 st pin
7. Check the following signals on the POWER Board.
→ IC801-8th: (See Fig.10.1.1.)
→ IC802-1st: (See Fig.10.1.2.)
8. Check DC supply (15 V, 5 V, 3.3 V) on the DRIVE
Board.
→ CN4007-4th pin: 15.5 V
CN4007-6, 7th pin: 5 V
CN4007-10, 11th pin: 3.3 V
9. Replace faulty parts or boards.
2. Safely circuit operates, or is broken. 1. Check whether improper connection and/or condition
(for example, a signal line contacts to the plate
around the POWER Board or DRIVE Board) affect
this issue.
2. Check the connection between CN802 (POWER
Board) and CN4003 (DRIVE Board).
3. Check the following parts’ soldering condition and
signals on the POWER Board.
CN802-1st pin
IC803, IC804, IC805
Q802, Q806
4. Check the following parts’ soldering condition and
signals on the DRIVE Board.
D4002 to D4011
3. LED or its drive circuit does not work, 1. Check the following connection and soldering
correctly. condition on each connector.
a. CN5000 (PANEL Board) to CN1011 (CONTROL
Board)
2. Check the soldering condition of D5000, Q5001, and
Q5003 on the PANEL Board, and of Q1004 to Q1007,
Z1049, and IC1024 on the CONTROL Board.
3. Check the following signals.
a. CN5000-2nd, CN1011-2nd pins: 0 V (when green
LED turns ON)
b. CN5000-3rd, CN1011-3rd pins: 0 V (when red LED
turns ON)
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FAN does not rotate. 1. Electrical circuit does not work, 1. Check the connection between the FAN and CN803
properly. (POWER Board).
2. Check the following signals on the POWER Board.
a. CN803-1st pin: 24 V
2. Mechanical problem prevents FAN from 1. Check whether obstacles that prevent the FAN from
rotating. rotating exist.
2. Replace the faulty FAN.
Door switch does not Refer to Error Code “U30”. (See 10.2.1.) Refer to Error Code “U30”. (See 10.2.1.)
work, correctly.
Buzzer does not Buzzer or its control circuit does not 1. Check the following connection and soldering
sound. operate, correctly. condition on each connector.
a. CN5000 (PANEL Board) to CN1011 (CONTROL
Board)
2. Check the soldering condition of Q5000, Q5002,
Q5004, BZ5000, and their surrounding circuit on the
PANEL Board, and of Z1051 and IC1024 on the
CONTROL Board.
CN5000-1st, CN1011-1st pins
: 1 kHz (when the buzzer sounds)
Scanning size is not 1. The location between document guide 1. Check whether the attachment of the SIZE
detected, properly. slider and Size Detector is not proper to DETECTOR Board is proper.
detect document size.
2. Check the tip of the slider on the bottom of the
hopper interrupts detector, according to sliding the
guide, normally.
3. Reattach or replace parts.
2. The Size detector or its monitor circuit 1. Execute Key / Sensor test in Sec.9.3.6 to check the
does not work, correctly. detector condition.
2. Check the following connection and soldering
condition on each connector.
a. CN5016 (SIZE DETECTOR Board) to CN5015
(HOPPER HOME Board)
b. CN5012 (HOPPER HOME Board) to CN5010
(RELAY (LOWER) Board)
c. CN5007 (RELAY (LOWER) Board) to CN1013
(CONTROL Board)
3. Check the following parts’ and their surrounding
circuit’s soldering condition on the SIZE DETECTOR
Board and CONTROL Board
a. SIZE DETECTOR Board
IC5006 to IC5008, IC5011, IC5012
Q5011 to Q5013, Q5016, Q5017
b. CONTROL Board
IC1036, Z1063, Z1065, Z1072, Z1073
4. Check the following signals on the CONTROL Board
(in case of A4 size)
→ CN1013-6th: 3.3 V (High)
7th: 3.3 V (High)
8th: 0 V (Low)
9th: 0 V (Low)
10th: 0 V (Low)
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The scanning image 1. Optical function block on the CIS has a 1. Check the surface of the Image Sensor Cover (F) is
for the front side is not problem. not dirty.
clear.
→ Clean the surface with the cleaning paper.
2. Alien substance in the CIS
→ Remove it.
2. Pixel data from CIS (F) or image 1. Check the following connection and soldering
processing circuit have some problems. condition on each connector.
a. CIS (F) to CN3002 (CIS (F) RELAY Board)
: Only for KV-S3065CW Series
b. CIS (F) to CN3003 (CIS (F) RELAY Board)
: Only for KV-S3065CL Series
c. CN3001 (CIS (F) RELAY Board) to CN1003
(CONTROL Board)
d. CN3000 (CIS (F) RELAY Board) to CN1002
(CONTROL Board)
e. CN1000 (CONTROL Board) to CN2000
(INTERFACE Board)
2. Check the following CIS timing signals on the CIS (F)
RELAY Board are normal.
→ CN3002-34th, 35th pins: 5 MHz
3. Check the soldering condition of the IC1010, IC1011,
IC1024 and their surrounding circuit on the CONTROL
Board.
and their surrounding circuit on the CONTROL Board.
5. Check the soldering condition of the IC2045 and its
surrounding circuit on the INTERFACE Board.
The scanning image 1. Optical function block on the CIS has a 1. Check the surface of the Image Sensor Cover (B) is
for the back side problem not dirty.
image is not clear.
→ Clean the surface with the cleaning paper.
2. Alien substance in the CIS
→ Remove it.
2. Pixel data from CIS (B) or image 1. Check the following connection and soldering
processing circuit have some problems. condition on each connector.
a. CIS (B) to CN3006 (CIS (B) RELAY Board)
b. CIS (B) to CN3007 (CIS (B) RELAY Board)
c. CN3004 (CIS (B) RELAY Board) to CN1004
(CONTROL Board)
d. CN3005 (CIS (B) RELAY Board) to CN1005
(CONTROL Board)
e. CN1000 (CONTROL Board) to CN2000
(INTERFACE Board)
2. Check the following CIS timing signals are normal.
IC1024 and their surrounding circuit on the CONTROL
Board.
and their surrounding circuit on the CONTROL Board.
5. Check the soldering condition of the IC2046 and its
surrounding circuit on the INTERFACE Board.
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Scanning position is 1. When reassembling CIS or mechanical Execute All Position or Individual Position test in
shifted parts related to conveying documents, re- Sec.9.3.7 to adjust the scanning position.
adjustment has not been done.
2. When replacing CONTROL Board, CIS,
or mechanical parts related to conveying
documents, re-adjustment has not been
done.
The document skews 1. Document quality is out of this Check the specification on this scanner. (See Sec.2.)
when scanning. scanner’s specification.
2. Rollers are dirty. Clean the rollers. (See 7.2.)
3. Rollers are not attached to the default Assemble the rollers again.
position, properly when assembling.
4. Rollers have reached their life After inspecting them, replace the roller.
expectancy.
Fig.10.1.1
Fig.10.1.2
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10.2. Troubleshooting-2 (According to error message on PC)

10.2.1. Error Code
Error Code Possible Cause Check Point Remarks
Classified Code ST1 ST2 ST3 ST4
Error Message - - - - 1. Documents are not set on the Set the documents on the tray.
Hopper tray.
“No paper!” 2. Paper dust exists on or around Blow off the dirt with the accessory blower.
“Please set the the Paper sensor. (See Sec.7.)
paper.” 3. Paper Sensor is not working 1. Execute “Key / Sensor” test in the
(No paper error) correctly. Sec.9.3.6 to check the sensor condition.
2. Check the sensor attachment condition.
(whether the sensor attachment direction
faces to paper on the Hopper.)
3. Check the following connection and
soldering condition on each connector.
a. Paper Sensor to CN5021 (SIZE
DETECTOR Board)
b. CN5016 (SIZE DETECTOR Board) to
CN5015 (HOPPER HOME Board)
c. CN5012 (HOPPER HOME Board) to
CN5010 (RELAY (LOWER) Board)
d. CN5007 (RELAY (LOWER) Board) to
CN1013 (CONTROL Board)
4. Check the signal “*PAPER” condition
: 0 V when paper exists.
→ Monitor points: CN5021-2nd pin,
CN5016-7th pin, CN5015-7th pin,
CN5012-2nd pin, CN5010-2nd pin,
CN5007-5th pin, CN1013-5th pin
5. Check the soldering condition of IC1034-
2nd and 18th pins on the CONTROL Board
and repair it.
U11 11 00 00 00 1. Paper Feed Roller Module or 1. Reassemble the rollers.
(Paper feed jam: Retard Roller are not assembled
2. Check the paper feed mechanism from
Paper did not correctly.
the Paper Feed Motor’s gear to Paper
reach the Waiting
Feed Roller’s gear. (See 6.4.)
Sensor)
2. Rollers (Paper Feed, Separation, 1. Clean the rollers. (See Sec.7.)
Retard) are dirty.
2. Clear counter for cleaning roller to zero
with the service utility’s operation in Sec.9.
3. Rollers have reached their life 1. Replace the Paper Feed, Separation, and
expectancy. Retard Rollers after checking each roller
configuration and Scanner Counter of
Service Utility software.
2. Clear counter for replacing roller to zero
with the above service utility.
4. Paper dust exists on or around 1. Blow off the dirt with the accessory
the Waiting Sensor. blower. (See Sec.7.)
2. Execute Key / Sensor and Sensor
Sensitive Level tests in Sec.9.3.6 to
check the sensor condition.
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U11 11 00 00 00 5. Waiting Sensor does not work 1. Execute Key / Sensor and Sensor
(Paper feed jam: correctly. Sensitive Level tests in Sec.9.3.6 to
Paper did not check the sensor condition.
reach the Waiting
2. Check whether the sensor alignment is
Sensor)
proper (whether the sensor direction faces
to its reflector.)
a. CN5027 (WAITING SENSOR Board)
to CN5025 (RELAY (UPPER) Board)
b. CN5022 (RELAY (UPPER) Board) to
a. WAITING signal (CN5027-3rd pin,
CN5025-3rd pin)
→ 0 V (when none exists on the
Waiting Sensor)
b. Check the reference signal for the
STBY signal on the CONTROL Board.
IC1014-2nd pin: 1.5 V or less
IC1016-5th pin: Approx 1.5 V
c. Check comparator output signal.
→ IC1016-2nd pin: 3.3 V (When no
document exists)
5. Replace faulty parts or cables.
6. Paper Feed Motor does not work 1. Check the motor mechanism condition, by
properly. carrying out Feed Motor test.
(See 9.3.6.)
a. Paper Feed Motor to CN5006
(POWER RELAY Board)
b. CN5006 to CN5002 on the POWER
RELAY Board
3. Check the following signals on the
POWER RELAY Board.
→ CN5006-1, 3, 5, and 7th pins
See Fig.10.2.1.
4. Replace faulty cables.
5. Replace the Paper Feed Motor.
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U11 11 00 00 00 7. Paper Feed Motor control circuit 1. Check following connection and soldering
(Paper feed jam: does not work properly. condition on each connector.
Paper did not
a. CN5002 (POWER RELAY Board) to
reach the Waiting
CN4008 (DRIVE Board)
Sensor)
b. CN4001 (DRIVE Board) to CN5033
(POWER RELAY Board)
c. CN5032 (POWER RELAY Board) to
2. Check the soldering condition of IC4002
on DRIVE Board to repair it.
3. Check the following signals on the DRIVE
Board.
a. IC4002-11th pin (CLK)
See Fig.10.2.2.
b. IC4002-7th pin (VREF): 2.3 V or less
c. IC4002-15th pin (ENABLE): 5V (When
executing “Feed Motor” test)
on the CONTROL Board to repair it.
5. Check the following signals on the
CONTROL Board
b. IC1037-2, 5, 6, 9, 12th pins
U12 12 00 00 00 1. Document remains between Remove the document from the scanner.
(Conveyor Jam 1: Waiting Sensor and Starting Sensor.
Paper did not 2. Paper dust exists on or around 1. Blow off the dirt with the accessory
reach the Starting the Starting Sensor. blower. (See Sec.7.)
Sensor.)
3. Starting Sensor does not work, 1. Execute Key / Sensor and Sensor
correctly. Sensitive Level tests in Sec.9.3.6 to
to its reflector.)
a. CN5028 (STARTING SENSOR Board)
a. STARTING signal (CN5028-2nd pin,
CN5026-2nd pin, CN5022-3rd pin,
CN1014-3rd pin)
Starting Sensor)
b. Check the reference signals for the
PHEAD signal on the CONTROL
Board.
→ IC1014-9th pin: 1.5 V or less
(After initializing)
→ IC1016-9th pin: Approx. 1.5 V
→ IC1016-14th pin: 3.3 V
(When no paper exists)
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U12 12 00 00 00 4. Mechanical problem (Drive Roller, 1. Execute Feed Motor and Conveyor
(Conveyor Jam 1: Drive Belt, Conveyor) Motor tests in Sec.9.3.6 to check the
Paper did not mechanical condition.
reach the Starting
2. Check whether the Drive Rollers
Sensor.)
(especially Drive Roller 1), the Drive belt,
and whether the conveyor to support the
Drive Rollers are put together into the
scanner, properly.
3. Check the surfaces of the Drive Rollers.
a. Configuration:
Do the rollers swell irregularly?
→ Replace the roller.
b. Whether the roller surface is dirty
→ Clean the surface.
4. Check whether the Drive Belt tension is
proper.
→ Re-adjust the belt tension.
5. Conveyor Motor does not work 1. Execute Conveyor Motor test in
properly. Sec.9.3.6 to check the motor’s rotating
condition.
soldering condition on the POWER
RELAY Board.
a. Conveyor Motor to CN5005 (POWER
RELAY Board)
RELAY Board
3. Check the following signals
→ CN5005-1, 3, 4, or 6th pins (when
executing “Conveyor Motor” test)
: See 10.2.3.
4. Replace faulty parts or POWER RELAY
Board.
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U12 12 00 00 00 6. Conveyor Motor circuit does not 1. Execute Conveyor Motor test in
(Conveyor Jam 1: work properly. Sec.9.3.6 to check the motor’s rotating
Paper did not condition.
reach the Starting
Sensor.)
soldering condition.
(POWER RELAY Board)
d. CN1000 (CONTROL Board) to
CN2000 (INTERFACE Board)
and its surrounding circuit on DRIVE
Board to repair it.
Board.
: See Fig.10.2.4.
c. IC4001-15th pin (ENABLE): 5 V
(When executing “Conveyor Motor”
test)
on CONTROL Board to repair it.
a. 11th pin (CLK)
b. 2, 5, 6, 9, and 12th pins
6. Check the soldering condition of IC2045-
224th pin on the INTERFACE Board to
repair it.
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(Conveyor Jam 2) Starting Sensor and Paper Jam
: Paper did not Sensor.
reach the Paper 2. Paper dust exists on or around 1. Blow off the dirt with the accessory
Jam Sensor.) Paper Jam Sensor. blower. (See Sec.7.)
3. Paper Jam Sensor does not work 1. Execute Key / Sensor and Sensor
to its reflector.)
a. CN5019 (PAPER JAM SENSOR
Board) to CN5017 (POINTER Board)
b. CN5013 (POINTER Board) to CN5008
(POWER RELAY Board)
a. JAM signal (CN5019-1st pin, CN5017-
1st pin, CN5013-2nd pin, CN5008-2nd
pin, CN5032-30th pin, CN1012-30th
pin)
Paper Jam Sensor)
PJAM signal on the CONTROL Board.
→ IC 1017-11th pin: Approx. 1.5 V
→ IC1017-13th pin: 3.3 V
5. Replace faulty parts or board.
4. Mechanical problem (Drive 1. Check the Pointer’s mechanical position
Rollers, Conveyor Rollers, Drive Belt, and Pointer Detector’s status.
Conveyor)
2. Execute Conveyor Motor test in
Sec.9.3.6 to check the mechanical
condition.
3. Check whether the Drive Rollers (2, 3),
Conveyor Rollers (1, 2) and Drive belt,
and whether the conveyors to support the
Drive Rollers and Conveyor Rollers are
put together into the scanner, properly.
4. Check the surfaces of the Drive Rollers
(2, 3) and of the Conveyor Rollers (1, 2).
a. Configuration:
→ Replace the rollers.
b. Whether the roller surfaces are dirty
→ Clean the surfaces.
proper.
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(Conveyor Jam 3) Paper Jam Sensor and Ending
: Paper did not (Front) Sensor.
reach the Ending 2. Paper dust exists on or around 1. Blow off the dirt with the accessory
(Front) Sensor.) the Ending (Front) Sensor. blower. (See Sec.7.)
3. Ending (Front) Sensor does not 1. Execute Key / Sensor and Sensor
work, correctly. Sensitive Level tests in Sec.9.3.6 to
to its reflector.)
a. CN5024 (ENDING (FRONT) SENSOR
Board) to CN5023 (RELAY (UPPER)
Board)
a. F_ENDING signal (CN5024-3 rd pin,
CN5023-3rd pin, CN5022-2nd pin,
CN1014-2nd pin)
Ending (Front) Sensor)
PEXIT signal on the CONTROL
Board.
→ IC1017-1st pin: 3.3 V
4. Mechanical problem (Drive Roller, 1. Execute Conveyor Motor test in
Drive Belt, Conveyor) Sec.9.3.6 to check the mechanical
condition.
2. Check whether the Conveyor Rollers
(2, 3) and Drive belt, and whether the
conveyor to support the Drive Rollers are
put together into the scanner, properly.
3. Check the surfaces of the Conveyor
Rollers (2, 3).
a. Configuration:
proper.
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(Conveyor Jam 3 Starting Sensor and Ending (Rear)
: Paper did not Sensor.
reach the Ending 2. Paper dust exists on or around 1. Blow off the dirt with the accessory
(Rear) Sensor.) the Ending (Rear) Sensor. blower. (See Sec.7.)
3. Ending (Rear) Sensor does not 1. Execute Key / Sensor and Sensor
work, correctly. Sensitive Level tests in Sec.9.3.6 to
to its reflector.)
a. CN5020 (ENDING (REAR) SENSOR
(POWER RELAY Board)
a. R_ENDING signal (CN5020-1st pin,
CN5018-1st pin, CN5013-3rd pin,
CN5008-3rd pin, CN5032-31st pin,
CN1012-31st pin)
Ending (Rear) Sensor)
REXIT signal on the CONTROL
Board.
→ IC1016-13th pin: 3.3 V
4. Mechanical problem (Drive Roller, 1. Execute Conveyor Motor test in
Straight Exit Roller, Drive Belt, Sec.9.3.6 to check the mechanical
Conveyor, Pointer) condition.
2. Check the Pointer’s mechanical position
and Pointer Detector’s status.
3. Check whether the Drive Rollers (2, 3),
and Straight Exit Roller, Drive belt, and
the conveyor to support the rollers are put
together into the scanner, properly.
4. Check the surfaces of the Drive Rollers
(2, 3), of the Straight Exit Roller.
a. Configuration:
b. Whether the roller surface are dirty
proper.
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U16 16 00 00 00 1. Document remains forward Remove the document from the scanner.
(Exit Jam 1 Ending (Front) Sensor.
: Paper did not go 2. Paper dust exists on or around 1. Blow off the dirt with the accessory
out of the Ending the Ending (Front) Sensor. blower. (See Sec.7.2.)
(Front) Sensor
throughout. 2. Execute Key / Sensor and Sensor
3. Mechanical problem (Exit Roller, 1. Execute Conveyor Motor test in
Drive Belt, Conveyor) Sec.9.3.6 to check the mechanical
condition.
2. Check whether the Conveyor Rollers
(2, 3), Exit Roller, Drive belt, and the
conveyor to support the rollers are put
together into the scanner, properly.
3. Check the surfaces of the Conveyor
Rollers (2, 3), and of the Exit Roller.
a. Configuration:
proper.
U17 17 00 00 00 1. Document remains forward Remove the document from the scanner.
(Exit Jam 2 Ending (Rear) Sensor.
: Paper did not go 2. Paper dust exists on or around 1. Blow off the dirt with the accessory
out of the Ending the Ending (Rear) Sensor. blower. (See Sec.7.2.)
(Rear) Sensor
throughout. 2. Execute Key / Sensor and Sensor
3. Mechanical problem (Straight Exit 1. Execute Conveyor Motor test in
Roller, Drive Roller, Drive Belt, Sec.9.3.6 to check the mechanical
Conveyor) condition.
2. Check whether the Drive Roller 3, Straight
Exit Roller, Drive belt, and the conveyors
to support the rollers are put together into
the scanner, properly.
3. Check the surfaces of the Straight Exit
Roller, and of the Drive Roller 3.
a. Configuration:
proper.
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U18 18 xx 00 00 1. Document remains in scanner. Remove the document from the scanner.
(Document 2. Paper dust exists on a sensor. 1. Execute Key / Sensor and Sensor
remains in Sensitive Level tests in Sec.9.3.6 to
scanner) define the sensor that results in this
problem.
2. Blow off the dirt on the surface of the
sensor with the accessory blower.
(See Sec.7.2.)
3. A sensor does not work correctly. 1. Execute Key / Sensor and Sensor
define the sensor that occurs this
problem.
2. Check each sensor, its connection, and its
monitor circuit.
a. Waiting Sensor
→ See the 5th item of “U11”.
b. Starting Sensor
→ See the 3rd item of “U12”.
c. Skew (L) or Skew (R) Sensor
→ See the 6th and 7th item of “U20”.
d. Ending (Front) Sensor
e. Ending (Rear) Sensor
f. Paper Jam Sensor
U20 19 00 00 00 1. Document on the Hopper Tray is Set the document on the Hopper Tray, sliding
: Skew error not set correctly. the Document Guide according to the
document width. And execute scanning,
again.
2. Front Door is not closed firmly. Close the door surely.
3. A roller (Paper Feed, Separation, 1. Clean the rollers. (See Sec.7.2.)
Retard, Drive, Conveyor, Exit, or
Free) is dirty.
with the service utility’s operation in Sec.9.
4. A roller (Paper Feed, Separation, Replace the roller.
Retard, Drive, Conveyor, or Exit) Note:
swells irregularly. After replacing Paper Feed, Separation,
and Retard rollers, clear the counter for
replacing roller to zero with the service
utility.
5. Paper dust exists on or around a Blow off the dirt on the surface of the sensor
Skew Sensor. with the accessory blower. (See Sec.7.2.)
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U20 19 00 00 00 6. The Skew (L) Sensor does not 1. Execute Key / Sensor and Sensor
: Skew error work, properly. Sensitive Level tests in Sec.9.3.6 to
to its reflector).
a. SKEW_L signal (CN5027-4th pin,
CN1014-6th pin)
→ 0 V (when none exists on the Skew
(L) Sensor)
SKEWL signal on the CONTROL
Board.
→ IC1017-14th pin: 3.3 V
7. The Skew (R) Sensor does not 1. Execute Key / Sensor and Sensor
work, properly. Sensitive Level tests in Sec.9.3.6 to
to its reflector).
a. CN5030 (SKEW (R) Board) to
CN5029 (WAITING SENSOR Board)
b. CN5027 (WAITING SENSOR Board)
c. CN5022 (RELAY (UPPER) Board) to
a. SKEW_R signal (CN5030-2nd pin,
CN5025-2nd pin, CN5022-4th pin,
CN1014-4th pin)
→ 0 V (when none exists on the Skew
(R) Sensor)
SKEWR signal on the CONTROL
Board.
→ IC1015-2nd pin: 1.5 V or less
→ IC1017-2nd pin: 3.3 V
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U23 1C 00 xx 00 Double feed 1. Document quality is 1. Set the correct documents on the Hopper
(Double feed occurs. out of spec. of this Tray according to this scanner
error) scanner specification.
Note: Refer to Sec.2.
2. “ADF/Manual Feed 1. Set the “ADF/Manual Feed Selector” to
Selector” is in “1”, “2”, “3”, or “4”.
“MANUAL”.
2. Execute scanning, again.
3. Rollers (Paper 1. Reassemble the rollers.
Feed, Separation,
Retard) are not
assembled, properly.
4. Rollers (Paper 1. Clean the rollers.
Feed, Separation,
Retard) are dirty.
5. Rollers have 1. Replace the Paper Feed, Separation, and
reached their life Retard Rollers after checking each roller
expectancy. configuration and Scanner Counter of
Service Utility software.
2. Clear counter for replacing roller to zero
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U23 1C 00 xx 00 Double feed 1. Double Feed 1. Execute Double Feed test in Sec.9.3.6 to
(Double feed does not Detector (G) does not check the detector condition.
error) occur. work, properly.
2. Check whether the Double Feed Detector
(G) is aligned properly.
a. Double Feed Detector (G) to CN5031
(RELAY (UPPER) Board)
4. Check the following parts’ soldering
condition to repair it.
a. CONTROL Board
IC1024 (43, 44, 45th, and 46th pins),
IC1018
b. RELAY (UPPER) Board
IC5013, Q5018, Q5020, Q5021,
Q5022, Q5024, Q5025, Q5027,
Q5028, Q5029, and the surround
circuit
a. DC 24V signal (CN5022-9th pin)
b. JS_CLK (CN5022-11th pin)
→ 200 kHz
c. USOUND_S1 (CN5031-1st pin)
→ 200 kHz
2. Double Feed 1. Execute Double Feed test in Sec.9.3.6 to
Detector (R) does not check the detector condition.
work, properly.
(R) is aligned properly.
a. Double Feed Detector (R) to CN5011
b. CN5007 (RELAY (LOWER) Board) to
a. CONTROL Board
IC1024 (117th pins)
b. RELAY (LOWER) Board
IC5000, IC5001, Q5005, Q5006, and
the surround circuit
5. Check the following signals on the RELAY
(LOWER) Board.
a. IC5001-7th pin: DC 12 V
b. IC5000-7th pin: See Fig.10.2.5.
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U30 20 00 00 00 1. Front Door is not closed enough. 1. Shut the door properly.
(Door open) 2. Door SW (Micro switch) does not 1. Execute Key / Sensor in Sec.9.3.6 to
work correctly. check the door switch’s mechanical
condition between the door and micro
switch.
2. Check the connection between the door
switches (Front Door Switch) and CN5003
on the POWER RELAY Board.
3. Replace a faulty cable or switch.
3. Monitor circuit to check the door 1. Check the following connection and
ON/OFF condition is broken. soldering condition on each connector.
(POWER RELAY Board)
a. DRIVE Board
Q4007, R4005, R4007, D4001
b. CONTROL Board
IC1024-120th pin
a. +24VIL (D4001 Cathode): 24 V
b. DOOR1 (CN4001-34th pin, CN5033-3rd
pin, CN5032-3rd pin, CN1012-3rd pin):
0V
U32 22 00 00 00 1. Post-imprinter Door is not closed 1. Shut the door properly.
(Post-imprinter enough.
Door Open) 2. Post-imprinter Door Detector does 1. Check the tip inside the Post-imprinter
not work correctly. Door interrupts the detector when closing
the door.
2. Execute Key / Sensor in Sec.9.3.6 to
check the detector status.
a. CN5014 (POST-IMPRINTER DOOR
Board) to CN5009 (POWER RELAY
Board)
b. CN5032 (POWER RELAY Board) to
a. POST-IMPRINTER DOOR Board
→ IC5004, Q5009, R5032, R5034
b. CONTROL Board
→ IC1035, Z1067, Z1071
5. Check the following signals on POST-
IMPRINTER DOOR, POWER RELAY, and
CONTROL Boards.
a. CN5014-3rd pin, CN5009-3rd pin,
CN5032-29th pin, and CN1012-29th pin
→ 0 V (when opening the
Post-imprinter Door)
112

U34 24 00 00 00 1. Pre-imprinter Door is not closed 1. Shut the door properly.
(Pre-imprinter enough.
Door Open) 2. Pre-imprinter Door Detector does 1. Check the tip inside the Pre-imprinter
not work correctly. Door interrupts the detector when closing
the door.
2. Execute Key / Sensor in Sec.9.3.6 to
check the detector status.
a. CN5022 (RELAY (UPPER) Board) to
a. RELAY (UPPER) Board
→ Q5019, IC5014, R5052, R5054
b. CONTROL Board
→ IC1035, Z1064, Z1070
(UPPER) Board and CONTROL Board.
a. CN5022-7th pin, CN1014-7th pin
→ 0 V (when opening the
Pre-imprinter Door)
F17 87 xx 00 00 Access error to SDRAM (IC2018, 1. Check the soldering condition of the Gate
(GA-IMG SDRAM IC2019, IC2020, IC2021) on the Array (IC2047) on the INTERFACE Board
error) INTERFACE Board to repair it.
2. Check the soldering condition of the
SDRAM (IC2018, IC2019, IC2020,
IC2021) on the INTERFACE Board to
repair it.
3. Replace faulty parts or INTERFACE
Board.
F18 88 00 00 00 Access error to an additional 1. Check whether the additional SDRAM is
(GA-IMG SDRAM attached to CN2007 attached to CN2007, properly. Or re-
Additional attach it.
SDRAM error)
2. Check the SDRAM is one of the
memories recommended by PCC.
3. Check the soldering condition of the Gate
Array (IC2047) and its surrounding circuit
on the INTERFACE Board to repair it.
CN2007 (for the SDRAM) and its
surrounding circuit on the INTERFACE
Board to repair it.
Board.
F31 95 00 00 00 Access error to Analogue IC 1. Check the soldering condition of the
(Analogue IC IC1010 to IC1013 and its surrounding
Error) circuit on the CONTROL Board to repair
it.
IC1024 and its surrounding circuit on the
CONTROL Board to repair it.
3. Replace the CONTROL Board.
113

F32 96 00 00 00 Access error to SCSI Controller 1. Check the connection and soldering
(SCSI IC Error) condition between CN2000 (INTERFACE
Board) and CN1000 (CONTROL Board).
2. Check the soldering condition of the SCSI
Controller (IC2029) and its surrounding
circuit on the INTERFACE Board to repair
it.
Address Decoder (IC1032: especially 15th
pin) and its surrounding circuit on the
4. Replace faulty parts or boards (CONTROL
or INTERFACE).
F33 97 00 00 00 Access error to USB Controller 1. Check the connection and soldering
(USB IC Error) condition between CN2000 (INTERFACE
Board) and CN1000 (CONTROL Board).
2. Check the soldering condition of the USB
Controller (IC2031) and its surrounding
circuit on the INTERFACE Board to repair
it.
Address Decoder (IC1032: especially 14th
pin) and its surrounding circuit on the
4. Replace faulty parts or boards (CONTROL
or INTERFACE).
F34 98 00 00 00 Access error to EEPROM 1. Check the soldering condition of the
(EEPROM Error) EEPROM (IC1023) and its surrounding
circuit on the CONTROL Board to repair
it.
2. Check the soldering condition of the CPU
(IC1024: 113, 114, 115th pins) and its
surrounding circuit on the CONTROL
Board to repair it.
3. Replace faulty parts or CONTROL Board.
F36 9A xx 00 00 Access error to SDRAM (IC2006, 1. Check the soldering condition of the Gate
(GA-SEN (Front) IC2007, IC2008) Array GA-SEN (IC2045) and its
SDRAM Error) surrounding circuit on the INTERFACE
Board to repair it.
SDRAM (IC2006, IC2007, IC2008) and its
Board to repair it.
Board.
F37 9B 01 xx xx Overrun error during image scanning 1. Confirm the firmware version.
(Overrun Error) process
F38 9C xx 00 00 Access error to SDRAM (IC2010, 1. Check the soldering condition of the Gate
(GA-SEN (Back) IC2011, IC2012) Array GA-SEN (IC2046) and its
SDRAM Error) surrounding circuit on the INTERFACE
Board to repair it.
SDRAM (IC2010, IC2011, IC2012) and its
Board to repair it.
Board.
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F40 30 00 00 00 1. Paper Feed Motor does not work 1. Check the hopper mechanism condition,
(Hopper Error) properly. by carrying out Hopper Drive test.
(See 9.3.6.)
a. Paper Feed Motor to CN5006
(POWER RELAY Board)
RELAY Board
3. Check the following signals
→ CN5006-1, 3, 5, 7th pins
See Fig.10.2.1.
4. Replace faulty cables.
5. Replace the Paper Feed Motor.
2. Paper Feed Motor control circuit 1. Check following connection and soldering
does not work properly. condition on each connector.
(POWER RELAY Board)
on DRIVE Board to repair it.
Board.
: See Fig.10.2.2.
c. IC4002-15th pin (ENABLE): 5 V
(When executing “Feed motor” test)
on CONTROL Board to repair it.
a. 11th pin (CLK)
b. 2, 5, 6, 9, 12th pins
3. Rotation from the Paper Feed 1. Check the hopper mechanism condition,
Motor Gear is not transmitted, to the by carrying out Hopper Drive test.
hopper properly. (See 9.3.6.)
Note:
Hopper lift drive mechanism
→ See 6.4 and 6.5.
2. Reassemble improper lay-out or replace
faulty parts.
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F40 30 00 00 00 4. Hopper Home Detector does not 1. Check the alignment of Hopper Home
(Hopper Error) work correctly. Detector and its actuator is proper.
2. Execute Key / Sensor test in Sec.9.3.6 to
a. CN5012 (HOPPER HOME Board) to
CN5010 (RELAY (LOWER) Board)
and its surrounding circuit on the
HOPPER HOME Board, and of IC1036
and its surrounding circuit on the
HOPPER_HOME signal (CN5012-8th pin
on the HOPPER HOME Board, IC1036-3 rd
pin on the CONTROL Board)
→ Approx. 3.3 V (when the actuator
interrupts the detector)
F50 40 00 00 00 1. Paper dust exists on or around 1. Blow off the dirt with the accessory
(Waiting Sensor the Waiting Sensor. blower. (See 7.2.)
adjustment error)
2. Waiting Sensor does not work 1. Execute Key / Sensor and Sensor
to its reflector).
a. WAITING signal (CN5027-3rd pin,
CN5025-3rd pin)
Waiting Sensor)
b. Check the reference signal for the
STBY signal on the CONTROL Board.
IC1014-2nd pin: 1.5 V or less
IC1016-5th pin: Approx. 1.5 V
→ IC1016-2nd pin: 3.3 V
(when no paper exists)
116

(Starting Sensor the Starting Sensor. blower. (See 7.2.)
adjustment error)
2. Starting Sensor does not work 1. Execute Key / Sensor and Sensor
to its reflector).
a. CN5028 (STARTING SENSOR Board)
a. STARTING signal (CN5028-2nd pin,
CN5026-2nd pin, CN5022-3rd pin)
Starting Sensor)
PHEAD signal on the CONTROL
Board.
→ IC1016-14th pin: 3.3 V
117

F52 42 00 00 00 1. Paper dust exists on or around a 1. Blow off the dirt on surface of the sensor
(Skew (R) Sensor Skew (R) Sensor. with the accessory blower. (See 7.2.)
adjustment error)
2. The Skew (R) Sensor does not 1. Execute Key / Sensor and Sensor
to its reflector).
a. CN5030 (SKEW (R) Board) to
CN5029 (WAITING SENSOR Board)
b. CN5027 (WAITING SENSOR Board)
c. CN5022 (RELAY (UPPER) Board) to
a. SKEW_R signal (CN5030-2nd pin,
CN5025-2nd pin, CN5022-4th pin,
CN1014-4th pin)
Skew (R) Sensor)
SKEW_R signal on the CONTROL
Board.
→ IC1015-2nd pin: 1.5 V or less
→ IC1017-2nd pin: 3.3 V
118

F53 43 00 00 00 1. Paper dust exists on or around a 1. Blow off the dirt on the surface of the
(Skew (L) Sensor Skew (L) Sensor. sensor with the accessory blower. (See
adjustment error) 7.2.)
2. The Skew (L) Sensor does not 1. Execute Key / Sensor and Sensor
work correctly. Sensitive Level tests in Sec.9.3.6 to
to its reflector).
a. SKEW_L signal (CN5027-4th pin,
CN1014-6th pin)
Skew (L) Sensor)
SKEW_L signal on the CONTROL
Board.
→ IC1017-14th pin: 3.3 V
119

(Paper Jam the Paper Jam Sensor. blower. (See 7.2.)
Sensor
adjustment error)
2. The Paper Jam Sensor does not 1. Execute Key / Sensor and Sensor
to its reflector).
a. CN5019 (PAPER JAM SENSOR
(POWER RELAY Board)
a. JAM signal (CN5019-1st pin, CN5017-
1st pin, CN5013-2nd pin, CN5008-2nd
pin, CN5032-30th pin, CN1012-30th
pin)
Paper Jam Sensor)
PJAM signal on the CONTROL Board.
→ IC1017-13th pin: 3.3 V
120

(Ending (Front) the Ending (Front) Sensor. blower. (See 7.2.)
Sensor
adjustment error)
2. Ending (Front) Sensor does not 1. Execute Key / Sensor and Sensor
work correctly. Sensitive Level tests in Sec.9.3.6 to
to its reflector).
a. CN5024 (ENDING (FRONT) SENSOR
Board) to CN5023 (RELAY (UPPER)
Board)
a. F_ENDING signal (CN5024-3 rd pin,
CN5023-3rd pin, CN5022-2nd pin,
CN1014-2nd pin)
Ending (Front) Sensor)
PEXIT signal on the CONTROL
Board.
→ IC1017-1st pin: 3.3 V
121

(Ending (Rear) the Ending (Rear) Sensor. blower. (See 7.2.)
Sensor
adjustment error)
2. Ending (Rear) Sensor does not 1. Execute Key / Sensor and Sensor
to its reflector).
a. CN5020 (ENDING (REAR) SENSOR
(POWER RELAY Board)
a. R_ENDING signal (CN5020-1st pin,
CN5018-1st pin, CN5013-3rd pin,
CN5032-31st pin, CN1012-31st pin)
Ending (Rear) Sensor)
REXIT signal on the CONTROL
Board.
→ IC1016-13th pin: 3.3 V
122

F60 50 00 00 00 1. Image Sensor Cover (F) is dirty. Clean the cover surface. (See 7.2.)
(Front side gain 2. CIS (F) lamp does not light. 1. Execute CIS Level test in Sec.9.3.6 to
adjustment error) check the peak level.
a. CIS (F) to Lamp Drive (F) Board
b. Lamp Drive (F) Board to CN5034
(POWER RELAY Board)
d. CN5001 (POWER RELAY Board) to
e. CN4003 (DRIVE Board) to CN802
(POWER Board)
3. Check the lamp control signals to the CIS
(F)
→ CN5034-1st pin: 24 V
→ CN5034-2nd pin: 5 V
(When lamp is ON)
3. Pixel data from CIS (F) or image 1. Check the following connection and
processing circuit have some soldering condition on each connector.
problems.
a. CIS (F) to CN3002 (CIS (F) RELAY
Board): Only for KV-S3065CW
Series
b. CIS (F) to CN3003 (CIS (F) RELAY
Board): Only for KV-S3065CL Series
c. CN3001 (CIS (F) RELAY Board) to
d. CN3000 (CIS (F) RELAY Board) to
e. CN1000 (CONTROL Board) to
2. Check the following CIS timing signals on
the CIS (F) RELAY Board are normal.
IC1010, IC1011, IC1024, and their
Board.
IC1006, IC1007, and their surrounding
circuit on the CONTROL Board.
INTERFACE Board.
123

F61 51 00 00 00 Pixel data from CIS (F) or image 1. Check the following connection and
(Front side black processing circuit have some soldering condition on each connector.
level error) problems.
a. CIS (F) to CN3002 (CIS (F) RELAY
Series
b. CIS (F) to CN3003 (CIS (F) RELAY
c. CN3001 (CIS (F) RELAY Board) to
d. CN3000 (CIS (F) RELAY Board) to
the CIS (F) RELAY Board are normal.
Board.
INTERFACE Board.
124

F62 52 00 00 00 1. Image Sensor Cover (B) is dirty. Clean the cover surface. (See 7.2.)
(Back side gain 2. CIS (B) lamp does not light. 1. Execute CIS Level test in Sec.9.3.6 to
adjustment error) check the peak level.
a. CIS (B) to Lamp Drive (B) Board
b. Lamp Drive (B) Board to CN5004
(POWER RELAY Board)
d. CN4001 (DRIVE Board) to CN5033
(POWER RELAY Board)
e. CN5032 (POWER RELAY Board) to
f. CN5001 (POWER RELAY Board) to
g. CN4003 (DRIVE Board) to CN802
(POWER Board)
3. Check the lamp control signals to the CIS
(B)
→ CN5004-1st pin: 24 V
→ CN5004-2nd pin: 5 V
(When lamp is ON)
3. Pixel data from CIS (B) or image 1. Check the following connection and
processing circuit have some soldering condition on each connector.
problems.
a. CIS (B) to CN3006 (CIS (B) RELAY
Series
b. CIS (B) to CN3007 (CIS (B) RELAY
c. CN3004 (CIS (B) RELAY Board) to
d. CN3005 (CIS (B) RELAY Board) to
the CIS (B) RELAY Board are normal.
Board.
INTERFACE Board.
125

F63 53 00 00 00 Pixel data from CIS (B) or image 1. Check the following connection and
(Back side black processing circuit have some soldering condition on each connector.
level error) problems.
a. CIS (B) to CN3006 (CIS (B) RELAY
Series
b. CIS (B) to CN3007 (CIS (B) RELAY
c. CN3004 (CIS (B) RELAY Board) to
d. CN3005 (CIS (B) RELAY Board) to
the CIS (B) RELAY Board are normal.
Board.
INTERFACE Board.
126

F80 60 00 00 00 1. Double Feed Detector (G) does 1. Execute Double Feed test in Sec.9.3.6 to
(Double Feed not work, properly. check the detector condition.
Detector
adjustment error)
(G) is aligned properly.
a. Double Feed Detector (G) to CN5031
(RELAY (UPPER) Board)
a. CONTROL Board
IC1024 (43, 44, 45th pins), IC1018
b. RELAY (UPPER) Board
IC5013, Q5018, Q5020, Q5021,
Q5022, Q5024, Q5025, Q5027,
Q5028, Q5029, and the surround
circuit
a. DC 24V signal (CN5022-9th pin)
b. JS_CLK (CN5022-11th pin)
→ 200 kHz
c. USOUND (CN5031-1 st pin)
→ 200 kHz
2. Double Feed Detector (R) does 1. Execute Double Feed test in Sec.9.3.6 to
not work, properly. check the detector condition.
(R) is aligned properly.
a. Double Feed Detector (R) to CN5011
a. CONTROL Board
IC1024 (117th pin)
b. RELAY (LOWER) Board
IC5000, IC5001, Q5005, Q5006, and
the surround circuit
(LOWER) Board.
a. IC5001-7th pin: DC 12 V
b. IC5000-7th pin: See Fig.10.2.5.
127
Fig.10.2.1
Fig.10.2.2
Fig.10.2.3
128
Fig.10.2.4
Fig.10.2.5
129
11 CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
11.1. Block Diagram-1 (Image Processing)
On this system, CPU (IC1024) controls the operation for Interface Controllers (SCSI, USB), Gate Arrays (IC2045, IC2046, IC2047),
Sensors (Paper Sensor and others), Motors (Paper Feed, Conveyor, Carriage)
Motor pulse signals for the paper feed scanning on the ADF mode are provided from the CPU (IC1024), directly.
On the other hand, motor pulse signals for conveying paper on the ADF mode are provided from the Gate Array (IC2045).
This scanner has 2 CISs (CIS (Front), CIS (Back)) to scan image signals for front and back sides respectively.
Both of them are used for duplex scanning on the ADF mode. (When scanning on the Flatbed, only a CIS (Front) is available)
The Gate Array (IC2045) works as the controller of CIS (Front) and AD converters (IC1010, IC1011) to preprocess the front image
data.
And the Gate Array (IC2046) works as the controller of CIS (Back) and AD converters (IC1012, IC1013) to preprocess the back
image data.
After finishing this, the Gate Array (IC2047) postprocesses data from the Gate Arrays (IC2045 and IC2046) respectively to be
binary or compressed data, and to be sent to PC via PC Interface (USB or SCSI).
Image processing is as follows.
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(Image Processing)
1. At first, according to the Front CIS control signal from the Gate Array (IC2045), analog pixel data are transmitted from the
CIS (Front) to the AD Converter (IC1010, IC1011).
And also according to Back CIS control signal from the Gate Array (IC2046), analog pixel data are transmitted from the CIS
(Back) to the AD Converter (IC1012, IC1013).
2. The AD Converters (IC1010, IC1011) and (IC1012, IC1013) convert the analog pixel data to the digital, respectively.
3. The digital data on the front side are transmitted to the Gate Array (IC2045).
The Gate Array (IC2045) enforces shading correction, line correction, and Dpi transformation upon the data, using SDRAM
(IC2006, IC2007, IC2008).
And the corrected data are transmitted to the Gate Array (IC2047).
In parallel, to the back side data from AD Converters (IC1012, IC1013), the Gate Array (IC2046) enforces shading
correction, line correction, and Dpi transformation upon the data, using SDRAM (IC2010, IC2011, IC2012).
And the corrected data are transmitted to the Gate Array (IC2047).
4. To the above front and back sides’ data, the Gate Array (IC2047) performs binary processing (simple binary, auto binary,
dither, error diffusion), color, or gray scale image processing (MTF, Moiré Reduction and others), and memorizes the
processed data into SDRAM (IC2018, IC2019, IC2020, IC2021, and IC2022) and/or DIMM (mounted to CN2007
additionally, as required).
5. After executing compression process (Binary: MH, MR, or MMR / Color or Gray-scale: JPEG) to the stored data in the
SDRAM (IC2018 to IC2022) according to the command from PC, the data are transmitted to PC via PC Interface (SCSI
Controller (IC2029) or USB (IC2031)).
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11.2. Block Diagram-2 (Board)
SIZE DETECTOR
ENDING (REAR)
SENSOR Board
SKEW (R)
SENSOR Board
Board Paper
PAPER JAM
Board
Sensor
CN5021
STARTING
SENSOR CN CN
Board
Lamp Lamp
Paper CN5020 CN5019 Double Double CN5030 Drive (B) Drive (F)
Feed Conveyor Feed Feed Board Board
Motor Motor Detector Detector ENDING CN CN
(R) (G) (FRONT) CN5028
Front Door Switch

CN5018 CN5017 SENSOR CN5029
Board
SENSOR Board
WAITING
CN5016 Waiting
POST
IMPRINTER
POINTER
HOME Board
HOPPER
DOOR CN5015 Skew (L)
Board Board Hopper Retard
Home Position
CN5013 CN5014 CN5024 CIS (B) CIS (F)
CN5027 CIPS317CF602 CIPS317CF602
CN5012
CN5006 CN5005 CN5003 CN5034 CN5004
CN5008
CN5010 CN5011 CN5031 CN5023 CN5026 CN5025
POWER RELAY Board

CN3002
*1
CN5009
CN3006
RELAY (LOWER) RELAY (UPPER) Pre-imprinter
*1
Board Board Door CIS (B) RELAY CIS (F) RELAY
CN5002 CN5001 CN5033 CN5032 Board Board
CN5007 CN5022 CN3004 CN3005 CN3000 CN3001
CN1013 CN1014 CN1004 CN1005 CN1002 CN1003

CN4008 CN4005 CN4001
132
CN1012
CN4007
CN1010
DRIVE Board
CONTROL Board
CN4003
CN1011 CN1008 CN1009 CN1000

CN2000
CN802
FAN
CN803
POWER Board
CN5000 INTERFACE Board
CN801 PANEL Board
CN2009
LED Pre-imprinter Post-imprinter
AC Inlet Power Switch SW BUZZER
USB
SW2003 CN2008
(Option) (Option) SCSI CN2007 DIMM Socket
SCSI ID
Note: *1
Some CN location numbers of KV-S3065CL Series are
different from that of KV-S3065CW Series as follows.
(KV-S3065CW Series) (KV-S3065CL Series)

CN3002 CN3003
CN3006 CN3007
CIPS317CF602 CIPS237CF600
11.3. Explanation of Connector

CN1000 [CONTROL Board] - CN2000 [INTERFACE Board]
Pin No. Signal Name Description
CN1000 CN2000
1 1 +5VD +5 V
2 2 +5VD +5 V
3 3 GND Ground
4 4 GND Ground
5 5 PM_F Front CIS clock (5 MHz)
6 6 PRS_F Front CIS reset pulse
7 7 PCP_F Front CIS clamp pulse
8 8 GND Ground
9 9 PSH_F Front CIS shift pulse
10 10 PST_F Front CIS storage pulse
11 11 PICG_F Front CIS ICG pulse
12 12 GND Ground
13 13 A_DOUT (0) Front CIS CH1-8 digital data [0]
17 17 GND Ground
22 22 GND Ground
25 25 GND Ground
26 26 B_DOUT (0) Front CIS CH9-16 digital data [0]
30 30 GND Ground
35 35 GND Ground
38 38 +5VD +5 V
39 39 +5VD +5 V
40 40 GND Ground
41 41 GND Ground
42 42 PM_R Back CIS clock (5 MHz)
43 43 PRS_R Back CIS reset pulse
44 44 PCP_R Back CIS clamp pulse
45 45 GND Ground
46 46 PSH_R Back CIS shift pulse
47 47 PST_R Back CIS storage pulse
48 48 PICG_R Back CIS ICG pulse
49 49 GND Ground
50 50 C_DOUT (0) Back CIS CH1-8 digital data [0]
54 54 GND Ground
133

CN1000 CN2000
59 59 GND Ground
62 62 GND Ground
63 63 D_DOUT (0) Back CIS CH9-16 digital data [0]
67 67 GND Ground
72 72 GND Ground
75 75 GND Ground
76 76 N.C. Not used
77 77 +3VD +3.3 V
78 78 +3VD +3.3 V
79 79 MCLK_F Front ADC master clock (40 MHz)
80 80 CLPIN_F Front ADC sample/hold clamp pulse
81 81 BOS_F Front ADC Begining of scan pulse
82 82 GND Ground
83 83 MCLK_R Back ADC master clock (40 MHz)
84 84 CLPIN_R Back ADC sample/hold clamp pulse
85 85 BOS_R Back ADC Begining of scan pulse
86 86 GND Ground
87 87 +3VD +3.3 V
88 88 +3VD +3.3 V
89 89 CPU D (8) CPU data [8]
90 90 CPU D (9) CPU data [9]
91 91 CPU D (10) CPU data [10]
92 92 CPU D (11) CPU data [11]
93 93 CPU D (12) CPU data [12]
94 94 CPU D (13) CPU data [13]
95 95 CPU D (14) CPU data [14]
96 96 CPU D (15) CPU data [15]
97 97 GND Ground
98 98 GND Ground
99 99 CPU A (0) CPU address [0]
109 109 Res (CPU A10) Reserve (CPU address [10])
110 110 Res (CPU A11) Reserve (CPU address [11])
111 111 +3VD +3.3 V
112 112 +3VD +3.3 V
113 113 *HWR CPU high byte write strobe
114 114 *LWR CPU low byte write strobe
115 115 *RD CPU read strobe
116 116 *AS CPU address strobe
134

CN1000 CN2000
117 117 GND Ground
118 118 GND Ground
119 119 *CS3 CPU area 3 chip select
120 120 *CS4 CPU area 4 chip select
121 121 *CS5SPC SCSI chip select
122 122 *CSUSB USB chip select
123 123 *IF _RD INTERFACE Board version & SCSI-ID read
124 124 *TRMPWR SCSI terminator power switch
125 125 R_MCLK Carriage motor clock
126 126 C_MCLK Conveyor motor clock
127 127 LED CLK LED data control clock
128 128 LED DATA LED data
129 129 *WAIT CPU wait signal
130 130 GND Ground
131 131 *INT0 CPU interrupt 0 (USB)
132 132 *INT1 CPU interrupt 1 (USB)
133 133 *INT3 CPU interrupt 3 (Front GA-SENSOR)
134 134 *INT4 CPU interrupt 4 (Back GA-SENSOR)
135 135 *INT5 CPU interrupt 5 (GA-IMAGE)
136 136 *RESET System reset
137 137 TXD0 Serial interface TXD 0
138 138 RXD0 Serial interface RXD 0
139 139 GND Ground
140 140 GND Ground
135
CN1002 [CONTROL Board] - CN3000 [CIS (F) RELAY Board]

CN1002 CN3000
1 1 +12 V +12 V
2 2 +12 V +12 V
3 3 +5 V +5 V
4 4 +5 V +5 V
5 5 M+ Front CIS clock LVDS (+) (5 MHz)
6 6 M- Front CIS clock LVDS (-) (5 MHz)
7 7 RS+ Front CIS reset pulse LVDS (+)
8 8 RS- Front CIS reset pulse LVDS (-)
9 9 CP+ Front CIS clamp pulse LVDS (+)
10 10 CP- Front CIS clamp pulse LVDS (-)
11 11 GND Ground
12 12 GND Ground
13 13 SH Front CIS shift pulse
14 14 ST Front CIS storage pulse
15 15 ICG Front CIS ICG pulse
16 16 GND Ground
CN1003 [CONTROL Board] - CN3001 [CIS (F) RELAY Board]

CN1003 CN3001
1 1 OS1 Front CIS CH1 output
2 2 GND Ground
4 4 GND Ground
6 6 GND Ground
8 8 GND Ground
10 10 GND Ground
12 12 GND Ground
14 14 GND Ground
16 16 GND Ground
18 18 GND Ground
20 20 GND Ground
22 22 GND Ground
24 24 GND Ground
26 26 GND Ground
28 28 GND Ground
30 30 GND Ground
32 32 GND Ground
136
CN1004 [CONTROL Board] - CN3004 [CIS (B) RELAY Board]

CN1004 CN3004
1 1 +12 V +12 V
2 2 +12 V +12 V
3 3 +5 V +5 V
4 4 +5 V +5 V
5 5 M+ Back CIS clock LVDS (+) (5 MHz)
6 6 M- Back CIS clock LVDS (-) (5 MHz)
7 7 RS+ Back CIS reset pulse LVDS (+)
8 8 RS- Back CIS reset pulse LVDS (-)
9 9 CP+ Back CIS clamp pulse LVDS (+)
10 10 CP- Back CIS clamp pulse LVDS (-)
11 11 GND Ground
12 12 GND Ground
13 13 SH Back CIS shift pulse
14 14 ST Back CIS storage pulse
15 15 ICG Back CIS ICG pulse
16 16 GND Ground
17 17 A4/*A3 A4 or A3 CIS detect
18 18 *DUPLEX Duplex equipment detect
19 19 OS1 Back CIS CH1 output
20 20 GND Ground
22 22 GND Ground
CN1005 [CONTROL Board] - CN3005 [CIS (B) RELAY Board]

CN1005 CN3005
2 2 GND Ground
4 4 GND Ground
6 6 GND Ground
8 8 GND Ground
10 10 GND Ground
12 12 GND Ground
14 14 GND Ground
16 16 GND Ground
18 18 GND Ground
20 20 GND Ground
22 22 GND Ground
24 24 GND Ground
26 26 GND Ground
28 28 GND Ground
137
CN1008 [CONTROL Board] - [Pre-imprinter (Option)]

CN1008 Pre-imprinter
(Option)
1 1 +3 V +3.3 V
2 2 GND Ground
3 3 IPD (15) CPU data for pre_imprinter [15]
6 6 IPD (12) CPU data for pre_mprinter [12]
11 11 IPADR (0) CPU address for pre_imprinter [0]
12 12 *IP_HWR CPU write signal for pre_imprinter
13 13 IMPCLK Pre_imprinter clock
14 14 *CSIMPR1 Pre_imprnter chip select
15 15 *IP_RD CPU read signal for pre_imprinter
17 17 GND Ground
18 18 24VIL +24 V (Interlock switch)
CN1009 [CONTROL Board] - [Post-imprinter (Option)]

CN1009 Post-imprinter
(Option)
1 1 N.C. Not used
2 2 N.C. Not used
3 3 +3 V +3.3 V
4 4 GND Ground
5 5 IPD (15) CPU data for post_imprinter [15]
8 8 IPD (12) CPU data for post_mprinter [12]
13 13 IPADR (0) CPU address for post_imprinter [0]
14 14 *IP_HWR CPU write signal for post_imprinter
15 15 IMPCLK Post_imprinter clock
16 16 *CSIMPR1 Post_imprnter chip select
17 17 *IP_RD CPU read signal for post_imprinter
19 19 GND Ground
21 21 N.C. Not used
22 22 N.C. Not used
23 23 N.C. Not used
24 24 N.C. Not used
138
CN1010 [CONTROL Board] - CN4007 [DRIVE Board]

CN1010 CN4007
1 1 24VIL +24 V (interlock switch)
2 2 PGND Ground
3 3 N.C. Not used
4 4 +15 V +15.5 V
5 5 GND Ground
6 6 +5 V +5 V
7 7 +5 V +5 V
8 8 GND Ground
9 9 GND Ground
10 10 +3 V +3.3 V
11 11 +3 V +3.3 V
12 12 GND Ground
13 13 GND Ground
CN1011 [CONTROL Board] - CN5000 [PANEL Board]

CN1011 CN5000
1 1 BUZZER Not used
2 2 *GRN_LED LED (Green) enable: (L: LED lighting)
3 3 *RED_LED LED (Red) enable: (L: LED lighting)
4 4 *KEY1 Key input
5 5 5VP +5 V
6 6 12V_1 +12 V
7 7 GND Ground
8 8 GND Ground
139
CN1012 [CONTROL Board] - CN5032 [POWER RELAY Board]

CN1012 CN5032
1 1 12V_OVP1 +12 V
2 2 12V_OVP2 +12 V
3 3 DOOR1 Front door switch (H: Door open)
4 4 GND Ground
5 5 FLAMP_ON5 Front lamp switch
6 6 BLAMP_ON Back lamp switch
7 7 DRV_VER0 DRIVE Board version [0]
9 9 FANERR Fan error
10 10 *SLEEP1 Sleep signal 1
12 12 F_M1 Feed motor mode [1]
15 15 F_CW Feed motor CW/CCW
16 16 F_ENABLE Feed motor enable
17 17 F_MCLK Feed motor clock
18 18 F_MVRE Feed motor current control
19 19 GND Ground
20 20 C_M1 Conveyor motor mode [1]
23 23 C_CW Conveyor motor CW/CCW
24 24 C_ENABLE Conveyor motor enable
26 26 C_MVRE Conveyor motor current control
27 27 *RESET3 Reset
28 28 5VSLP +5 V
29 29 POST_IMPDOOR Post_imprinter door
30 30 JAM JAM sensor
31 31 R_ENDING Ending (Rear) sensor
32 32 POINTER Pointer sensor
33 33 GND Ground
34 34 GND Ground
140
CN1013 [CONTROL Board] - CN5007 [RELAY (LOWER) Board]

CN1013 CN5007
1 1 GND Ground
2 2 5VSLP +5 V
3 3 GND Ground
4 4 5VSLP +5 V
5 5 *P_EXIST Paper sensor
6 6 PSIZE5 Size detector 5
11 11 GND Ground
12 12 HOPPER Hopper detector
13 13 RETARD_REL Retard release
14 14 5VSLP +5 V
15 15 GND Ground
16 16 5VSLP +5 V
17 17 JS_DATA Double feed detector (R)
18 18 12V_2 +12 V
19 19 GND Ground
20 20 12V_2 +12 V
CN1014 [CONTROL Board] - CN5022 [RELAY (UPPER) Board]

CN1014 CN5022
1 1 5VSLP +5 V
2 2 F_ENDING Ending (FRONT) sensor
3 3 STARTING STARTING sensor
4 4 SKEW_R Skew (R) sensor
5 5 WAITING Waiting sensor
6 6 SKEW_L Skew (L) sensor
7 7 PRE_IMPDOOR Pre_imprinter door detector
8 8 GND Ground
9 9 24VIL +24 V (interlock switch)
10 10 JS_GAIN1 Double feed detector generate gain
11 11 JS_CLK Double feed detector generate clock
12 12 GND Ground
141
CN2007 [INTERFACE Board]: DIMM

1 VSS Ground
2 DQ0 SDRAM data [0]
6 VDD +3.3 V
12 VSS Ground
18 VDD +3.3 V
21 CB0 (N.C.) Not used
23 VSS Ground
24 N.C. Not used
25 N.C. Not used
26 VDD +3.3 V
27 *WE DIMM write enable
28 DQMB0 Byte data mask 0
30 *CS0 Chip select 0
31 DNU (N.C.) Not used
32 VSS Ground
33 A0 SDRAM address [0]
39 BA1 Bank select address 1
40 VDD +3.3 V
41 VDD +3.3 V
42 CLK0 Clock input 0
43 VSS Ground
49 VDD +3.3 V
50 N.C. Not used
51 N.C. Not used
52 CB2 Not used
53 CB3 Not used
54 VSS Ground
142

59 VDD +3.3 V
61 N.C. Not used
62 N.C. Not used
63 CKE1 Clock enable
64 VSS Ground
68 VSS Ground
73 VDD +3.3 V
78 VSS Ground
79 CLK2 Clock input 2
80 N.C. Not used
81 WP (N.C.) Not used
82 SDA Data input/output for serial presence detect
83 SCL Clock input for serial presence detect
84 VDD +3.3 V
85 VSS Ground
90 VDD +3.3 V
96 VSS Ground
102 VDD +3.3 V
107 VSS Ground
108 N.C. Not used
109 N.C. Not used
110 VDD +3.3 V
111 *CAS Column address strobe
143

115 *RAS Row address strobe
116 VSS Ground
122 BA0 Bank select address 0
124 VDD +3.3 V
125 CK1 Clock input 1
127 VSS Ground
128 CKE0 Clock enable 0
133 VDD +3.3 V
134 N.C. Not used
135 N.C. Not used
136 CB6 Not used
137 CB7 Not used
138 VSS Ground
143 VDD +3.3 V
145 N.C. Not used
146 N.C. Not used
147 REGE (N.C.) Not used
148 VSS Ground
152 VSS Ground
157 VDD +3.3 V
162 VSS Ground
163 CK3 Clock input 3
164 N.C. Not used
165 SA0 Address [0] input for EEPROM
168 VDD +3.3 V
144
CN2008 [INTERFACE Board]: SCSI Interface

1 GND Ground
2 GND Ground
3 GND Ground
4 GND Ground
5 GND Ground
6 GND Ground
7 GND Ground
8 GND Ground
9 GND Ground
10 GND Ground
11 GND Ground
12 N.C. Not used
13 N.C. Not used
14 N.C. Not used
15 GND Ground
16 GND Ground
17 GND Ground
18 GND Ground
19 GND Ground
20 GND Ground
21 GND Ground
22 GND Ground
23 GND Ground
24 GND Ground
25 GND Ground
26 DB (0) SCSI data [0]
34 *DBP SCSI data parity
35 GND Ground
36 GND Ground
37 N.C. Not used
38 TERM_ POWER Terminator power
39 N.C. Not used
40 GND Ground
41 *ATN SCSI control signal (Attention)
42 GND Ground
43 *BSY SCSI control signal (Busy)
44 *ACK SCSI control signal (Acknowledge)
45 *RST SCSI control signal (Reset)
46 *MSG SCSI control signal (Message)
47 *SEL SCSI control signal (Select)
48 *C/D SCSI control signal (Control/data)
49 *REQ SCSI control signal (Request)
50 *I/O SCSI control signal (Input/Output)
CN2009 [INTERFACE Board]: USB Interface

1 VBUS USB bus detect signal
2 DM USB data -
3 DP USB data +
4 GND Ground
145
CN3002 [CIS (F) RELAY Board] - CIS (F): Only for KV-S3065CW Series
CN3002 CIS (F)
1 - GND Ground
2 - F_OS16 Front CIS CH16 output
4 - GND Ground
7 - GND Ground
10 - GND Ground
13 - GND Ground
16 - GND Ground
19 - GND Ground
22 - GND Ground
25 - GND Ground
26 - F_ICG Front CIS ICG pulse
27 - F_ST Front CIS storage pulse
28 - F_SH Front CIS shift pulse
29 - GND Ground
30 - F_CP- Front CIS clamp pulse LVDS (-)
31 - F_CP+ Front CIS clamp pulse LVDS (+)
32 - F_RS- Front CIS reset pulse LVDS (-)
33 - F_RS+ Front CIS reset pulse LVDS (+)
34 - F_M- Front CIS clock LVDS (-) (5 MHz)
35 - F_M+ Front CIS clock LVDS (+) (5 MHz)
36 - GND Ground
37 - 5VP +5 V
38 - 5VP +5 V
39 - +12V_1 +12 V
40 - +12V_1 +12 V
146
CN3003 [CIS (F) RELAY Board] - CIS (F): Only for KV-S3065CL Series
CN3003 CIS (F)
1 - GND Ground
4 - GND Ground
7 - GND Ground
10 - GND Ground
13 - GND Ground
16 - GND Ground
19 - GND Ground
20 - F_ICG Front CIS ICG pulse
21 - F_ST Front CIS storage pulse
22 - F_SH Front CIS shift pulse
23 - GND Ground
24 - F_CP- Front CIS clamp pulse LVDS (-)
25 - F_CP+ Front CIS clamp pulse LVDS (+)
26 - F_RS- Front CIS reset pulse LVDS (-)
27 - F_RS+ Front CIS reset pulse LVDS (+)
28 - F_M- Front CIS clock LVDS (-) (5 MHz)
29 - F_M+ Front CIS clock LVDS (+) (5 MHz)
30 - GND Ground
31 - 5VP +5 V
32 - 5VP +5 V
33 - +12V_1 +12 V
34 - +12V_1 +12 V
147
CN3006 [CIS (B) RELAY Board] - CIS (B): Only for KV-S3065CW Series
CN3006 CIS (B)
1 - GND Ground
2 - B_OS16 Back CIS CH16 output
4 - GND Ground
7 - GND Ground
10 - GND Ground
13 - GND Ground
16 - GND Ground
19 - GND Ground
22 - GND Ground
25 - GND Ground
26 - B_ICG Back CIS ICG pulse
27 - B_ST Back CIS storage pulse
28 - B_SH Back CIS shift pulse
29 - GND Ground
30 - B_CP- Back CIS clamp pulse LVDS (-)
31 - B_CP+ Back CIS clamp pulse LVDS (+)
32 - B_RS- Back CIS reset pulse LVDS (-)
33 - B_RS+ Back CIS reset pulse LVDS (+)
34 - B_M- Back CIS clock LVDS (-) (5 MHz)
35 - B_M+ Back CIS clock LVDS (+) (5 MHz)
36 - GND Ground
37 - 5VP +5 V
38 - 5VP +5 V
39 - 12V_2 +12 V
40 - 12V_2 +12 V
148
CN3007 [CIS (B) RELAY Board] - CIS (B): Only for KV-S3065CL Series
CN3007 CIS (B)
1 - GND Ground
4 - GND Ground
7 - GND Ground
10 - GND Ground
13 - GND Ground
16 - GND Ground
19 - GND Ground
20 - B_ICG Back CIS ICG pulse
21 - B_ST Back CIS storage pulse
22 - B_SH Back CIS shift pulse
23 - GND Ground
24 - B_CP- Back CIS clamp pulse LVDS (-)
25 - B_CP+ Back CIS clamp pulse LVDS (+)
26 - B_RS- Back CIS reset pulse LVDS (-)
27 - B_RS+ Back CIS reset pulse LVDS (+)
28 - B_M- Back CIS clock LVDS (-) (5 MHz)
29 - B_M+ Back CIS clock LVDS (+) (5 MHz)
30 - GND Ground
31 - 5VP +5 V
32 - 5VP +5 V
33 - +12V_2 +12 V
34 - +12V_2 +12 V
149
CN4001 [DRIVE Board] - CN5033 [POWER RELAY Board]

CN4001 CN5033
1 36 *RESET Reset
2 35 GND Ground
3 34 R_MVRE Not used
4 33 R_MCLK Not used
5 32 R_ENABLE Not used
6 31 R_CW Not used
7 30 R_M3 Not used
8 29 R_M2 Not used
9 28 R_M1 Not used
10 27 GND Ground
11 26 C_MVRE Conveyor motor current control
13 24 C_ENABLE Conveyor motor enable
14 23 C_CW Conveyor motor CW/CCW
18 19 GND Ground
19 18 F_MVRE Feed motor current control
20 17 F_MCLK Feed motor clock
21 16 F_ENABLE Feed motor enable
22 15 F_CW Feed motor CW/CCW
28 9 FANERR Fan error
31 6 BLAMP_ON Back lamp switch
32 5 N.C. Not used
33 4 DOOR2 Not used
34 3 DOOR1 Front door switch (H: Door open)
35 2 12V_OVP2 +12 V
36 1 12V_OVP1 +12 V

CN4005 CN5001
1 1 24V +24 V
150

CN4008 CN5002
1 1 GND Ground
2 2 BLAMP_ON5 Back lamp switch
3 3 *CA Conveyor motor phase (A-)
4 4 CCOMA_MB +24 V (interlock switch and Fuse)
5 5 CA Conveyor motor phase (A+)
6 6 *CB Conveyor motor phase (B-)
7 7 CCOMA_MB +24 V (interlock switch and Fuse)
8 8 CB Conveyor motor phase (B+)
9 9 *FA Feed motor phase (A-)
10 10 FCOMA_MB +24 V (interlock switch and Fuse)
11 11 FA Feed motor phase (A+)
12 12 *FB Feed motor phase (B-)
13 13 FCOMA_MB +24 V (interlock switch and Fuse)
14 14 FB Feed motor phase (B+)
CN5003 [POWER RELAY Board] - Front Door Switch

Pin No.
Signal Name Description
Front Door
CN5003
Switch
1 - 24V +24 V
2 - 24V +24 V
3 - 24VIL +24 V (Interlock switch)
4 - 24VIL +24 V (Interlock switch)
CN5004 [POWER RELAY Board] - Lamp Drive (B) Board

CN5004 Lamp Drive (B)
Board
1 - 24VIL 24 V
2 - BLAMP_ON5 Back lamp switch
3 - GND Ground
CN5034 [POWER RELAY Board] - Lamp Drive (F) Board

CN5034 Lamp Drive (F)
Board
1 - 24VIL 24 V
2 - FLAMP_ON5 Front lamp switch
3 - GND Ground
4 - GND Not used
CN5005 [POWER RELAY Board] - Conveyor Motor

CN5005 Conveyor Motor
1 - *CA Conveyor motor phase (A-)
2 - CCOMA +24 V (interlock switch and Fuse)
3 - CA Conveyor motor phase (A+)
4 - *CB Conveyor motor phase (B-)
5 - CCOMB +24 V (interlock switch and Fuse)
6 - CB Conveyor motor phase (B+)
151
CN5006 [POWER RELAY Board] - Paper Feed Motor

CN5006 Feed Motor
1 - *FA Feed motor phase (A-)
2 - FCOMA +24 V
3 - FA Feed motor phase (A+)
4 - N.C. Not used
5 - *FB Feed motor phase (B-)
6 - FCOMB +24 V
7 - FB Feed motor phase (B+)
CN5008 [POWER RELAY Board] - CN5013 [POINTER Board]

CN5008 CN5013
1 1 +5VSLP +5 V
2 2 JAM JAM sensor
3 3 R_ENDING ENDING (REAR) sensor
4 4 POINTER Pointer sensor
5 5 GND Ground
6 6 GND Ground
CN5009 [POWER RELAY Board] - CN5014 [POST IMPRINTER DOOR Board]

CN5009 CN5014
1 1 +5VSLP +5 V
2 2 +5VSLP +5 V
3 3 POST_IMPDOOR Post_imprinter door detector
4 4 GND Ground
5 5 GND Ground
CN5010 [RELAY (LOWER) Board] - CN5012 [HOPPER HOME Board]

CN5010 CN5012
1 1 5VSLP +5 V
2 2 *PAPER Paper sensor
3 3 SIZE5 Size detector 5
8 8 HOPPER_HOME Hopper detector
9 9 RETARD_REL Retard release
10 10 GND Ground
CN5011 [RELAY (LOWER) Board] - Double Feed Detector (R)

CN5011 Double Feed
Detector (R)
1 - USOUND_R1 Double feed detector (Receiver1)
2 - USOUND_R2 Double feed detector (Receiver2)
152
CN5015 [HOPPER HOME Board] - CN5016 [SIZE DETECTOR Board]

CN5015 CN5016
1 1 5VSLP +5 V
8 8 GND Ground
CN5021 [SIZE DETECTOR Board] - Paper Sensor

CN5021 Paper Sensor
1 1 5VSLP +5 V
3 3 GND Ground
4 4 FG Ground
CN5017 [POINTER Board] - CN5019 [PAPER JAM SENSOR Board]

CN5017 CN5019
1 1 JAM JAM sensor
2 2 5VSLP +5 V
3 3 GND Ground
4 4 GND Ground
CN5018 [POINTER Board] - CN5020 [ENDING (REAR) SENSOR Board]

CN5018 CN5020
1 1 R_ENDING Ending rear sensor
2 2 5VSLP +5 V
3 3 GND Ground
CN5023 [RELAY (UPPER) Board] - CN5024 [ENDING (FRONT) SENSOR Board]

CN5023 CN5024
1 1 5VSLP +5 V
2 2 5VSLP +5 V
3 3 F_ENDING Ending front sensor
4 4 GND Ground
5 5 GND Ground
CN5025 [RELAY (UPPER) Board] - CN5027 [WAITING SENSOR Board]

CN5025 CN5027
1 1 5VSLP +5 V
2 2 SKEW_R Skew right sensor
3 3 WAITING Waiting sensor
4 4 SKEW_L Skew left sensor
5 5 GND Ground
6 6 GND Ground
153
CN5026 [RELAY (UPPER) Board] - CN5028 [STARTING SENSOR Board]

CN5026 CN5028
1 1 5VSLP +5 V
2 2 STARTING Starting sensor
3 3 GND Ground
4 - GND Ground
CN5029 [WAITING SENSOR Board] - CN5030 [SKEW (R) Board]

CN5029 CN5030
1 1 5VSLP +5 V
2 2 SKEW_R Skew right sensor
3 3 GND Ground
CN5031 [RELAY (UPPER) Board] - Double Feed Detector (G)

CN5031 Double Feed
Detector (G)
1 - USOUND_G1 Double feed detector (Generator 1)
2 - USOUND_G2 Double feed detector (Generator 2)
CN801 [POWER Board] - Inlet

CN801 Inlet
1 - L Live
2 - N.C. Not used
3 - N Neutral
CN802 [POWER Board] - CN4003 [DRIVE Board]

CN802 CN4003
1 1 OVP+ Over voltage protect
2 2 P_FANERR (N.C.) Not used
3 3 GND Ground
4 4 GND Ground
5 5 GND Ground
6 6 +24VPWR +24 V
7 7 +24VPWR +24 V
8 8 +24VPWR +24 V
9 9 *SLEEP_PWR Sleep power (L: Sleep mode)
10 10 OVP- Ground
CN803 [POWER Board] - FAN

CN803 FAN
1 - FAN+ Fan plus power (+24 V)
2 - P_FANERR (N.C.) Not used
3 - FAN- Fan minus power
154
12 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
Index
12.1 CONTROL Board
12.2 INTERFACE Board
12.3 DRIVE Board
12.4 PANEL, RELAY, and SENSOR Boards
12.5 CIS (F) RELAY and CIS (B) RELAY Boards
12.6 POWER Board
155
12.1. CONTROL Board
156
CONTROL Board
KV-S3065CL Series
1
KV-S3065CW Series 11
157
CONTROL Board
KV-S3065CL Series
2
AGND
158
CONTROL Board
KV-S3065CL Series
3
AGND
159
CONTROL Board
KV-S3065CL Series
4
160
CONTROL Board
KV-S3065CL Series
5
(For 5 V) (For 5 V)
161
CONTROL Board
6
KV-S3065CL Series
162
CONTROL Board
KV-S3065CL Series
7
163
CONTROL Board
8
KV-S3065CL Series
(For 3.3 V)
164
CONTROL Board
KV-S3065CL Series
9
165
(For 5 V)
(For test)
(For 5 V)
(For test)
CONTROL Board
KV-S3065CL Series
10
166
CONTROL Board
KV-S3065CL Series
11
12.2. INTERFACE Board
167
INTERFACE Board
KV-S3065CL Series
1
168
INTERFACE Board
KV-S3065CL Series
2
169
INTERFACE Board
KV-S3065CL Series
3
170
INTERFACE Board
KV-S3065CL Series
4
171
INTERFACE Board
KV-S3065CL Series
5
172
For PLL_VCC
INTERFACE Board
KV-S3065CL Series
6
173
INTERFACE Board
KV-S3065CL Series
7
174
INTERFACE Board
KV-S3065CL Series
8
175
INTERFACE Board
KV-S3065CL Series
9
176
INTERFACE Board
KV-S3065CL Series
10
177
INTERFACE Board
KV-S3065CL Series
11
178
INTERFACE Board
KV-S3065CL Series
12
12.3. DRIVE Board
Not mounted
179
Not mounted
DRIVE Board
KV-S3065CL Series
1
KV-S3065CW Series 3
180
Not mounted
DRIVE Board
KV-S3065CL Series
2
KV-S3065CW Series 3
[DC/DC for 15 V]
[DC/DC for 5 V]
181
[DC/DC for 3.3 V]
DRIVE Board
KV-S3065CL Series
3
KV-S3065CW Series 3
12.4. PANEL, RELAY, and SENSOR Boards
182
PANEL Board
KV-S3065CL Series
1
KV-S3065CW Series 4
183
POWER RELAY, POST-IMPRINTER DOOR,

POINTER, PAPER JAM SENSOR,
and ENDING (REAR) SENSOR Boards
KV-S3065CL Series
2
KV-S3065CW Series 4
184
Combined at
CN5007's position
RELAY (LOWER), HOPPER HOME,

and SIZE DETECTOR Boards
KV-S3065CL Series
3
KV-S3065CW Series 4
185
RELAY (UPPER), WAITING SENSOR,

SKEW (R), STARTING SENSOR, and
ENDING (FRONT) SENSOR Boards
KV-S3065CL Series
4
KV-S3065CW Series 4
12.5. CIS (F) RELAY and CIS (B) RELAY Boards
186
CIS (F) RELAY and CIS (B) RELAY Boards

KV-S3065CL Series
1
KV-S3065CW Series
1
12.6. POWER Board
187
POWER Board
KV-S3065CL Series
1
KV-S3065CW Series
1
13 CIRCUIT BOARDS
Index
13.1 CONTROL Board
13.2 INTERFACE Board
13.3 DRIVE Board
13.4 CIS (F) RELAY Board
13.5 CIS (B) RELAY Board
13.6 PANEL Board
13.7 POWER RELAY Board
13.8 POST IMPRINTER DOOR Board
13.9 POINTER Board
13.10 PAPER JAM SENSOR Board
13.11 ENDING (REAR) SENSOR Board
13.12 RELAY (LOWER) Board
13.13 HOPPER HOME Board
13.14 SIZE DETECTOR Board
13.15 RELAY (UPPER) Board
13.16 WAITING SENSOR Board
13.17 SKEW (R) Board
13.18 STARTING SENSOR Board
13.19 ENDING (FRONT) SENSOR Board
13.20 POWER Board
188
13.1. CONTROL Board

13.1.1. Front Side
PbF stamp
Reducing to 70%.
189
13.1.2. Back Side
Reducing to 70%.
190
13.2. INTERFACE Board

13.2.1. Front Side
PbF stamp
Reducing to 70%.
191
13.2.2. Back Side
Reducing to 70%.
192
13.3. DRIVE Board
PbF stamp
193
13.4. CIS (F) RELAY Board

13.4.1. Front Side
PbF stamp
13.4.2. Back Side
13.5. CIS (B) RELAY Board

13.5.1. Front Side
PbF stamp
13.5.2. Back Side
194
13.6. PANEL Board
PbF stamp
13.7. POWER RELAY Board
PbF stamp
195
13.8. POST IMPRINTER DOOR Board
PbF stamp
13.9. POINTER Board
PbF stamp
13.10. PAPER JAM SENSOR Board
PbF stamp
13.11. ENDING (REAR) SENSOR Board
PbF stamp
196
13.12. RELAY (LOWER) Board
PbF stamp
13.13. HOPPER HOME Board
PbF stamp
13.14. SIZE DETECTOR Board
PbF stamp
Reducing to 90%.
197
13.15. RELAY (UPPER) Board
PbF stamp
13.16. WAITING SENSOR Board
PbF stamp
13.17. SKEW (R) Board
PbF stamp
198
13.18. STARTING SENSOR Board
PbF stamp
13.19. ENDING (FRONT) SENSOR Board
PbF stamp
199
13.20. POWER Board
PbF stamp
Reducing to 80%.
200
14 PARTS LOCATION AND MECHANICAL PARTS LIST
Note: RTL (Retention Time Limited)

The mark (RTL) indicates that the Retention Time is limited for this item. After the discontinuations of this assembly
in production, the item will continue to be available for a specific period of time. The retention period of availability is
dependent on the type of assembly, and in accordance with the laws governing part and product retention.
After the end of this period, the assembly will no longer be available.
Note: TSCA (Toxic Substance Control Act)
The marking (TSCA) in the Remark column indicates that the part shown in the column consist of the substances
which are included in TSCA inventory.
Note: PbF (Pb Free)
“PbF” in the Remark column means Pb Free solder is used to assemble parts on the PCB assembly.
201
14.1. Exterior
202
REPLACEMENT MECHANICAL PARTS LIST (Exterior)

Ref. No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks
1 PJKEC0005Z Post Imprinter door ISO: PS
2 PBKMA0042Z Exit Cover ISO: PS
3 PBKMA0044X-J Rear Panel ISO: PS
4 PJBAB0007Z Exit Guide L ISO: ABS
5 PBHRA0186Z Exit Sub Stopper ISO: ABS
6 PJBAB0006Z Exit Guide R ISO: ABS
7 PJBAB0005Z Stacker ISO: PS
8 C-91-3 Magnet
9 PJHRB0007Z Exit Guide Slide R ISO: POM
10 PJHRB0008Z Exit Guide Slide L ISO: POM
11 PJHXB0001Z Sheet Cover ISO: PVC
12 PBHMA0148X Plate
13 PBHRA0188X Exit Stopper ISO: ABS
14 PBHAA0035Z Exit Extension Tray ISO: PS
15 PJKEC0006Z Slit Cover ISO: PS
16 PJKEC0002Z Side Panel (R) ISO: PS
17 PJKEC0004Z Side Cover R ISO: PS
18 PPB747ADF05A PANEL Board (RTL) PbF
19 PJBCC0001Z Start Stop Button ISO: PS
20 PBKMA0054Z LED Cover ISO: PS
21 PJKEC0003Z Switch Panel ISO: PS
22 PJGEC0011Z Panel Sheet ISO: PC
23 PBKMA0038V Feed Unit Cover ISO: PS
24 PJKEC0001Z Side Cover (L) ISO: PS
25 PBULA0037Y Plate
26 PBKMA0052Z Feed Unit Cover (L2) ISO: PS
27 PBKMA0039Z Feed Unit Cover (L1) ISO: PS
28 PBHRA0193Y Paper Guide (L) ISO: ABS
29 PBQAA0755Z Label for KV-S3065CW Series
29 PBQAA0742Z Label for KV-S3065CL Series
30 PBHEA0144Z Velcro Strap
31 PBHRA0194Y Paper Guide (R) ISO: ABS
32 PJHRB006Z-J1 Hopper Plate for KV-S3065CW Series ISO: ABS
32 PJHRB0006Z-J Hopper Plate for KV-S3065CL Series ISO: ABS
33 PBDGA0045Z Document Guide Rack (R) ISO: POM
34 PBDGA0044Z Document Guide Rack (L) ISO: POM
35 PJDG50133Z-1 Pinion ISO: POM
36 PPB747ADF05I SIZE DETECTOR Board (RTL) PbF
37 PJJEC3437Z Size Sensor FFC Cable
38 PJJRC2462Z Paper Sensor Cable
39 PBMDA0573Y Plate
40 B3NZB0000006 Photo Coupler (Paper Sensor)
41 PBHEA0143Z Sheet
42 PBKMA0047Z Hopper Base ISO: ABS
43 PBKMA0049Z Hopper Extension Tray ISO: ABS
44 PJUSB0102Z Exit Cover Plate
45 PJHEC0069Z Black Sheet ISO: PC
46 PJQTC0085Z W/B Direction Sign
383 XTB3+10GFJ Screw
395 XTB3+6FFJ Screw
435 XTS3+10GFJ Screw
503 XTW3+U10PFJ Screw
515 XTW3+U6LFJ Screw
203
14.2. Board Box Unit and others
204
REPLACEMENT MECHANICAL PARTS LIST (Board Box Unit and others)

1 PJKAC0001Z Front Cover
2 PJJRC2475Y Power Switch Cable
3 PJMDC0027Z AC Switch Plate
4 PJUAC0043Z Board Base Frame
5 NF35A7 Rubber Foot
6 PJMEC0038Z Board Rail
7 PJMEC0057Z MAIN Board Plate
8 LWS-3S-2WV0 Locking Wire Saddle
9 PPB747CHS01 CONTROL Board (RTL) PbF
10 PPB747CHS02 INTERFACE Board (RTL) PbF
11 2-56UNCX1/4 Screw
12 A-46-5 Handle
13 PBQAA0799Z SCSI Label
14 PJMDB0269Z I/F Board Plate
15 PBHMA0134Y Plate
16 PBMDA0537Y Plate
17 LWS-1S Locking Wire Saddle
18 PBHEA0169Z Transportation Rubber
19 PBQAA0751Z Label
20 PJMEC0019Z Board Box Stay
21 PBHMA0143Y Plate
22 PPB747ADF05C POST IMPRINTER DOOR Board (RTL) PbF
23 PJJRC2465Z Post-Imprinter Door Cable
24 EDS-0607M Edge Saddle
25 EDS-17L Lock Edge Saddle
26 EDS-1 Edge Saddle
27 PBMCA0091Y Mechacon Box (Rear)
28 PJHEC0053Z Board Box Cover ISO: PC
29 PBMCX0089X PCB Box Assy
30 KGPS-6RF Spacer
31 KG008-L86 Bush
32 PJHXC0002Z Power Sheet 2 ISO: PPE
33 PJMEC0039Z DRIVE Board Plate
34 PPB747ADF05B POWER RELAY Board (RTL) PbF
35 PPB747CHS04 DRIVE Board (RTL) PbF
36 PJJRC2468Z PWR_RLY Motor Cable
37 PJJEC3436Z PWR_RLY-DRV FFC
38 PJJRC2467Z PWR_RLY 24 V Cable
39 PJJRC2450Y CONT-DRV Cable
40 PJJRC2470Z PWR-DRV Cable
41 PBMCA0087Y Mechacon Box Cover
42 PBHMA0135Y Plate
43 PJJRC2457Y AC Inlet Cable
44 L6FAKEDK0008 Fan
45 LWS1SV0BK Locking Wire Saddle
46 PJJRB0659Z Cable
47 PPB747CHS06 POWER Board (RTL) PbF
48 PJHXB0018Z Power Sheet 1 ISO: PPE
49 PJMCC0014Z Power Box Assy
50 PJJRC2469Z PWR_RLY-CONT Cable
51 PJJRC2460Z Panel Cable
52 PJJRC2451Z Conveyor Motor Cable
53 PJJRC2455Z Feed Motor Cable
54 AL12 Clamper
55 LWS-3S Clamper
300 RTP3+8(3)BC Screw
365 XSB26+4FJ Screw
375 XSN3+6FJ Screw
630 XYN3+J8FJ Screw
660 XYN4+F6FJ Screw
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14.3. Chassis and Base 1
206
REPLACEMENT MECHANICAL PARTS LIST (Chassis and Base 1) Ref. No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks
73 PBMDX0468Y Tension Plate Assy
74 RWPS5-10025 Polyslider
1 PBUEX0096X Bottom Plate-ASSY
75 PBDSA0094Z Tension Spring
2 PPB747ADF05H HOPPER HOME Board (RTL) PbF
76 PJBUC0013Z Sensor Spring
3 PJJRC2456Z Hopper Home Cable
77 PJBCC0025Z Lever
4 WLS12-0 Bushing
78 PJQTC0093Z W/B Arrow Sign
5 PBMDA0111Y Attachment Fitting
79 PJMEC0051Z-J Reference Plate (B) Assy
6 PJBVC0082Z Counter Spring
80 PBDFA0094Z Pointer Shaft
7 PJDFB0003Y Hopper Pressure Shaft
81 PBHMA0133Y Pointer Change Plate
8 PJNW4111Z Spacer ISO: PA
82 PBHRA0117Z Pointer Change Plate
9 PBDRA0029Z Free Roller ISO: POM
83 PJMEC0017Z Imprinter Plate L
10 PBDFA0105Z Hopper Cam Shaft
84 PBUSA0047Z Imprinter Door Lock Spring
11 PBDGA0056Z Hopper Powerful Cam ISO: POM
85 PJUSB0099Z Imprinter Lock Spring
12 PBHRA0023Z Hopper Cam Shutter ISO: ABS
86 PJUEC0035Z Conveyor Lower 2 Assy
13 B-F6-171 Bearing
87 PJHEC0007Y Reflector Sheet ISO: PC
14 PBDGA0065Z Hopper Cam ISO: POM
88 PBHRX0150Z Ink Absolution Felt Assy
15 PBMDX0466Y Hopper Support Plate Assembly
89 PJUEC0032Z Turn Conveyor Outer
16 PBDFA0104Z Hopper Shaft
90 PJMEC0018Z Imprinter Plate R
17 PBDSA0096Y Hopper Spring 1
18 PBDSA0103Y Hopper Spring 2
92 PJMEC0056Z Switch Guard
19 PBDGA0033Y Slow Shift Gear ISO: POM
93 PJJRC2445Z ADF Door Switch cable
20 RWPS5-025 Spacer
94 K0KAAF000008 Micro Switch
21 NF-2G50C Oil Damper
22 PBKMA0046Z Hopper Arm ISO: POM
96 TB-9513 Bush
23 PJHEC0073Z Hopper Home Board Sheet 1 ISO: PC
97 PBMDA0455Y Gas Spring Fitting Plate
24 PJHEC0074Z Hopper Home Board Sheet 2 ISO: PC
98 TB-2533 Bush
25 L6HBHJGC0008 Steping Motor
99 PBDG3Z Cam ISO: POM
26 RF1401-A5 Motor Mount
100 PBUS8Z Conveyor Spring
27 PBMDA0459Y Motor Fitting Plate
101 TB-1926 Bushing
28 PBDEA0117Z Retard Roller Fitting Pin
102 PBDSA0079Z Conveyor Lock Spring (R)
29 PBDSA0102Y Retard Roller Fitting Spring
103 PBUEX0097Y Conveyor Lower 1 Assy
30 PJDRC0054Y Retard Roller
104 PJHEC0069Z Black Sheet
31 PBMDX0463X Retard Unit Plate Assy
105 PJHEC0079Z Sheet
32 PJDFB0159Z Retard Shaft 2
345 XPJ2C10VW Pin
33 RWPS6-025 Spacer
350 XPL2B10WVW Pin
34 PBDFA0110Y Retard Unit Fitting Shaft
352 XPL2B12WVW Pin
35 PBDGA0055Z Separation Drive Gear
370 XSN2+5FJ Screw
36 DDLF-1280ZZH Ball Bearing 2
37 B-S8-5 Spacer
38 PBDSA0092Z Retard Pressure Spring
547 XUC4FJ E-ring
39 PBDSA0125Z Retard Roller Fitting Spring
550 XUC5FJ E-ring
553 XUC6FJ E-ring
41 L6HBKJGD0003 Steping Motor
610 XYN23+J12FJ Screw
42 PBHE28Z Damper
619 XYN3+J6FJ Screw
43 PBDFA0100Y Retard Regulation Shaft
680 XYN4+J10FJ Screw
44 MWSP6-22-J Spacer
46 PBHDA0001Y
47 PBDSA0093Z Spring
48 PBDRA0031Z Pitch Roller 2 ISO: POM
49 PBMDX0465Y Joint Plate Assy
50 PJDG50326Z Gear ISO: POM
51 PBDGA0008Y Scanner Drive Gear ISO: POM
54 PBDGA0038Z Retard Gear ISO: POM
55 RWPS5-100 Spacer
56 DR-20-H5 Tension Roller
57 PBHRA0183Z Adjusting Knob ISO: ABS
58 RWPS6-100 Spacer
59 PBDGA0013Z Paper Feed Gear
60 DDLF-1260ZZR Bearing
61 PBDGA0058Z Drive Pulley Gear
63 PJDRC0034Z-J Drive Roller
64 PJDRB0004Z-J Conveyor Roller
65 PBHEA0116Z Sheet
66 B80S2M530 Belt
67 PBDGA0032Z Intermediate Gear ISO: POM
68 PBFV4Z Bushing ISO: POM
69 PBHRA0180Z Pointer Change Knob ISO: ABS
70 DDL-850ZZH Ball Bearing
71 PBDGA0059Z Pulley Gear ISO: POM
72 PBUSA0034Z Pointer Change Spring
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208
REPLACEMENT MECHANICAL PARTS LIST (Chassis and Base 2)

1 PJMEC0015Z Double Feed Sensor Plate Lower
2 PJHRB0673Z Double Feed Spacer ISO: ABS
3 L2FA00000005 SENSOR Unit (Double Feed Detector)
4 PJULC0013Z Reinforce Plate Lower 1
5 YMC10-0 Clamp
7 PPB747ADF05G RELAY (LOWER) Board (RTL) PbF
8 PJJRC2471Z Relay (Lower) Cable
9 PJHEC0068Z Relay Lower Board Sheet ISO: PC
11 L2CC0009-J SENSOR Unit for KV-S3065CW Series
11 L2CC0013-J SENSOR Unit for KV-S3065CL Series
12 PJJRC2458Z Lamp Drive (B) Cable
13 PPB747ADF03B CIS (B) RELAY Board for KV-S3065CW Series (RTL) PbF
13 PPB802ADF03B CIS (B) RELAY Board for KV-S3065CL Series (RTL) PbF
14 PJJEC3438Z A3_CIS FFC for KV-S3065CW Series
14 PJJEC3439Z A4_CIS FFC for KV-S3065CL Series
15 PJJRC2446Y CIS (B) Relay Cable 1
16 PJJRC2447Y CIS (B) Relay Cable 2
17 PBUEX0100Y Exit Conveyor
19 PJMEC0034Z Reflector Plate
20 PJHEC0007Y Reflector Sheet ISO: PC
21 PJMEC0009Z Inverter Cover Lower
22 PJHXC0007Z Inverter Sheet Lower ISO: PPE
23 PJHEC0070Z Screw Holder Sheet ISO: PET
24 PJHRC0213Z-J Image Sensor Cover (B) for KV-S3065CW Series ISO: PC
24 PJHRC213Z-J1 Image Sensor Cover (B) for KV-S3065CL Series ISO: PC
25 PJNEC0006Z Screw
26 PBHEA0111Z Sheet Cover
27 VJF0036 Rivet
28 PPB747ADF05E PAPER JAM SENSOR Board (RTL) PbF
29 PJHEC0072Z JAM SENSOR Board Sheet
30 PJJRC2461Z Paper Jam Sensor Cable
31 PPB747ADF05F ENDING (REAR) SENSOR Board (RTL) PbF
33 PJJRC2454Z Ending (Rear) Sensor Cable
34 PPB747ADF05D POINTER Board (RTL) PbF
35 PJJRC2463Z Pointer Cable
36 PJUEC0040Z Exit Conveyor Upper Assy
37 PJMEC0055Z Discharge Brush
38 PJDFC0068Z Exit Free Roller Shaft
39 PBDSA0090Z Free Roller Pressure
40 PJDJA0016Z Roller Bear ISO: POM
41 PJDRC0077Z Free Roller ISO: POM
44 PJMEC0035Z Imprinter Connector Plate
45 PJJRC2464Z Post-Imprinter Cable
46 EDS-1208U Edge Saddle
47 EDS-17L Lock Edge Saddle
48 K-103G Clamper
49 PJQTC0083Z Hot Surface Label
50 AL8 Clamper
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210
REPLACEMENT MECHANICAL PARTS LIST (Chassis and Base 3) Ref. No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks
71 L2CC0009-J1 SENSOR Unit for KV-S3065CW Series
71 L2CC0013-J1 SENSOR Unit for KV-S3065CL Series
1 PBDRA0065Z Separation Roller
72 PJBUC0068Z CIS Spring
73 PBULA0135X Reinforcement Plate (U) 4
3 DDLF-1280ZZH Ball Bearing 2
74 C-91-3 Magnet
4 PBDGA0055Z Separation Drive Gear
75 PBULA0133Y Reinforcement Plate (U) 2
5 PBDFA0133Z
76 LWS-3S Clamper
6 PBHRA0119Y Paper Feed Lever ISO: POM
77 PBHMA0142Y Plate
78 PBHEA0106Z Magnet Sheet
8 RWPS6-025 Spacer
79 PBUEA0101Z Conveyor (Upper) 1
80 PJUEC0033Z Conveyor Upper 2
81 PJULC0009Z Reinforce Plate Upper 1
11 PBDGA0013Z Paper Feed Gear
82 PJHEC0070Z Screw Holder Sheet ISO: PET
12 PBDRA0064Z Paper Feed Roller
83 TB-1926 Bushing
13 B-F6-171 Bearing
14 PBMDX0462Y Feed Unit Plate Assy
85 PJMEC0022Z Transport Hook
15 PJDG50326Z Gear ISO: POM
86 PJBVC0083Z Transport Spring
16 PBDFA0096Z Release Shaft
87 PJNW413Y Spacer
17 PBUL30Y Lock Release Plate
88 PJNEC0001Z Transport Screw
18 PJMDB0016Y Release Lever L
89 PPB747ADF05L SKEW (R) Board (RTL) PbF
19 PJMDB0015Y Release Lever R
90 PPB747ADF05K WAITING SENSOR Board (RTL) PbF
20 PBDSA0088Z Release Lever Spring (L)
91 L2FA00000005 SENSOR Unit (Double Feed Detector)
21 PBDSA0089Z Release Lever Spring (R)
92 PJHRB0673Z Double Feed Spacer ISO: ABS
22 PBMEA0010Z Discharge Brush
93 PJMEC0014Z Double Feed Sensor Plate Upper
23 PJMEC0007Z Discharge Brush Fitting Plate
94 PJJRC2473Z Skew (R) Sensor Cable
24 PPB747ADF05N ENDING (FRONT) SENSOR Board (RTL) PbF
95 PJJRC2452Z Double Feed (G) Cable
25 PJHEC0067Z Discharge Plate Sheet
96 PBDRA0029Z Free Roller ISO: POM
26 PJJRC2453Z Ending (Front) SensorCable
97 PJBVC0041Z
27 KG-010-L30 Bush
98 PJHRC0212Z-J Image Sensor Cover (F) for KV-S3065CW Series ISO: PC
28 PJHEC0080Z Filter IR 76
98 PJHRC212Z-J1 Image Sensor Cover (F) for KV-S3065Cl Series ISO: PC
99 PJMEC0049Z-J Reference Plate (F) Assy
30 PBDGA0008Y Scanner Drive Gear ISO: POM
100 PJBCC0024Z Lever ISO: POM
31 PJDRB0005Z-J Exit Roller
101 PJQTC0093Z W/B Arrow Sign
32 PJMEC0016Z Imprinter Plate Upper
102 PJUEC0034Z Conveyor Upper 3
103 GS0203042D Gas Spring
34 C-54-2 Magnet
104 PBHMA0106Y Gas Spring Collar
35 PBHEA0186Z Rubber
105 PJDJC0024Z Gas Spring Collar
36 YMC10-0 Clamp
106 PJUGC0020Z Gas Spring Shaft
37 K-103G Clamper
107 PBUSA0036Y Spring Plate (1)
38 PJBUC0013Z Sensor Spring
108 PBDFA0102Y Free Roller Shaft 2
39 PJMEC0010Z Starting Sensor Cover
109 PBQAA0743Z Label
40 PJDFC0067Z Free Roller Shaft
110 PJHRC0017Z Turn Conveyor Inner
41 PJDRC0077Z Free Roller ISO: POM
111 PBHRA0150Z Ink Absolution Felt
42 PJBVC0081Z Free Roller Spring 2
112 PBUSA0037Y Spring Plate (2)
43 PJMEC0021Z Free Roller Plate R
113 PBQAA0744Z Label
114 AL8 Clamper
45 PJULC0010Z Reinforce Plate Upper 2 ASSY
300 RTP3+8(3)BC Screw
46 PJMEC0035Z Imprinter Connector Plate
345 XPJ2C10VW Pin
47 PJJRC2466Z Pre Imprinter Cable
395 XTB3+6FFJ Screw
48 PJJRC2459Z Lamp Drive (F) Cable
418 XTB4+10FFJ Screw
49 PJMEC0008Z Relay Board Cover Upper
50 PJHXC0006Z Inverter Sheet Upper ISO: PPE
51 PPB747ADF05M STARTING SENSOR Board (RTL) PbF
545 XUC3FJ E-ring
550 XUC5FJ E-ring
54 PJJRC2472Z Relay (Upper) Cable
553 XUC6FJ E-ring
55 PPB747ADF05J RELAY (UPPER) Board (RTL) PbF
558 XVE3B8FP Bolt
56 PJJRC2474Z Starting Sensor Cable
575 XWG3H10FJ Washer
57 PJJRC2476Z Waiting Sensor Cable
580 XWG6FJ Washer
58 PBULA0161Y Plate
619 XYN3+J6FJ Screw
59 PJJTC0013Z FG Cable 1
60 PJULC0012Z Reinforce Plate Upper 3
62 PPB747ADF03A CIS (F) RELAY Board for KV-S3065CW Series (RTL) PbF
62 PPB802ADF03A CIS (F) RELAY Board for KV-S3065CL Series (RTL) PbF
63 PJJEC3438Z A3_CIS FFC for KV-S3065CW Series
63 PJJEC3439Z A4_CIS FFC for KV-S3065CL Series
64 PJJRC2448Y CIS(F) Relay Cable 1
65 PJJRC2449Y CIS(F) Relay Cable 2
66 PJDFC0066Z Sub Chassis Shaft
67 PJBWC0049Z Feed Unit Release Spring
68 PBDGA0030Z Idler Gear-1BD ISO: POM
70 PJMEC0020Z Free Roller Plate L
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14.6. Packing
REPLACEMENT MECHANICAL PARTS LIST (Packing)
1 PJPGC0104Z-W Outer Carton for KV-S3065CW
1 PJPGC104Z-AW Outer Carton for KV-S3065CW-A
1 PJPGC104Z-TW Outer Carton for KV-S3065CW-T
1 PJPGC104Z-UW Outer Carton for KV-S3065CW-U
1 PJPGC104ZCNW Outer Carton for KV-S3065CWCN
1 PJPGC0104Z-L Outer Carton for KV-S3065CL
1 PJPGC104Z-AL Outer Carton for KV-S3065CL-A
1 PJPGC104Z-TL Outer Carton for KV-S3065CL-T
1 PJPGC104Z-UL Outer Carton for KV-S3065CL-U
1 PJPGC104ZCNL Outer Carton for KV-S3065CLCN
2 HP-601W2-R Joint ISO:PP
3 PBPGA0322Y Bottom Carton
4 PJPQC0012Z Bottom Cushion ISO:PP
4 PJPQC0012Z-J Bottom Cushion for KV-S3065CW-U / KV-S3065CL-U ISO:PP
5 PBPPA0022Z Vinyl Bag ISO:PE
5 PBPPA0022Z-J Vinyl Bag for KV-S3065CW-U / KV-S3065CL-U ISO:PE
6 PBPNA0167Y Cushion
7 PJQTC0133Z installation Guide
8 PJPQC0011Z Upper Cushion
8 PJPQC0011Z-J Upper Cushion for KV-S3065CW-U / KV-S3065CL-U
9 PJQMC0131Z Maintainance Manual for English
9 PJQMC0132Z Maintainance Manual for German
9 PJQMC0133Z Maintainance Manual for French
9 PJQMC0134Z Maintainance Manual for Spanish
9 PJQMC0135Z Maintainance Manual for Italian
9 PJQMC0136Z Maintainance Manual for Korean
9 PJQMC0137Z Maintainance Manual for Russian
9 PJQMC0138Z Maintainance Manual for Chinese
10 PJQXC0026Z Installation Manual for English
10 PJQXC0027Z Installation Manual for German
10 PJQXC0028Z Installation Manual for French
10 PJQXC0029Z Installation Manual for Spanish
10 PJQXC0030Z Installation Manual for Italian
10 PJQXC0031Z Installation Manual for Korean
10 PJQXC0032Z Installation Manual for Russian
10 PJQXC0033Z Installation Manual for Chinese
11 PBHSA0055Z Roller Cleaning Paper
12 PJIUA0001Z Blower Brush
13 PBAQA0212Q CD-ROM
14 K1HB04CD0003 USB Cable
15 K2CG3DH00032 Power Cord (120 V) for USA
15 K2CK3DH00020 Power Cord for AUSTRALLA
15 K2CG3DH00044 Power Cord for TAIWAN
15 K2CT3DH00014 Power Cord (240 V) for Type BF
15 K2CN3DH00003 Power Cord (240 V) for GERMANY
15 K2CK3DH00014 Power Cord (220 V) Type S for CHINA
14.7. Tool
REPLACEMENT MECHANICAL PARTS LIST (Tool)

Ref. No. Part No. Part Name & Description
1 PBQX90095Z-J Test Chart A (A4) (10 Pieces)
2 PJQXC0034Z-J Shading Sheet (10 Pieces)
3 PBQX90121Z-J Adjustment Paper (50 Pieces)
4 PBQX90104Z-J Test Chart A (10 Pieces)
5 PBQX90105Z-J Test Chart B (10 Pieces)
6 PJQXC0041Z-J Focus Chart (5 Pieces)
7 T4E30725-2 Polyester Tepe (19 mm)
8 T4E307100 Polyester Tepe (100 mm)
9 RMA02M705-08 Eco Solder
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Note: RTL (Retention time limited)

The marking (RTL) in the Remark column indicates that Retention Time is limited for this for this item. After the
discontinuation of this assembly in production, the item will continue to be available for a specific period of time.
The retention period of availability is dependent on the type of assembly, and in accordance with the laws governing
part and product retention. After the end of this period, the assembly will no longer be available.
Abbreviation of Part Name and Description

1. Resistor 2. Capacitor
Example: Example:
ERJ6GEYJ472 4.7k / J / 0.1W (1/10W) ECUX1H104ZFX 0.1 / Z / 50V
ALLOWANCE ALLOWANCE
F ±1% C ±0.25 pF
G ±2% D ±0.5 pF
J ±5% F ±1 pF
K ±10% J ±5%
M ±20% K ±10%
L ±15%
M ±20%
P +100% -0%
Z +800% -20%
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15.1. CONTROL Board Ref.

No.
Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks
R1074 ERJ3GEYJ471 470 / J / (1/10W)

Ref. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks
No. R1075 ERJ3GEYJ471 470 / J / (1/10W)
RESISTORS R1076 ERJ3GEYJ471 470 / J / (1/10W)
R1000 ERJ3GEYJ103 10K / J / (1/10W) R1077 ERJ3GEYJ471 470 / J / (1/10W)
R1001 ERJ3GEYJ103 10K / J / (1/10W) R1078 ERJ3GEY0R00 0-ohm Jumper
R1004 ERJ3GEYJ101 100 / J / (1/10W) R1082 ERJ3GEY0R00 0-ohm Jumper
R1007 ERJ3GEYJ101 100 / J / (1/10W) R1087 ERJ3GEYJ470 47 / J / (1/10W)
R1009 ERJ3GEYJ103 10K / J / (1/10W) R1090 ERJ3GEYJ470 47 / J / (1/10W)
R1011 ERJ3GEYJ220 22 / J / (1/10W) R1092 ERJ3GEYJ473 47K / J / (1/10W)
R1024 ERJ3GEYJ472 4.7K / J / (1/10W) R1105 ERJ3GEYJ334 330K / J / (1/10W)
R1043 ERJ3GEYJ471 470 / J / (1/10W) R1124 ERJ3GEYJ332 3.3K / J / (1/10W)
R1044 ERJ3GEY0R00 0-ohm Jumper R1125 ERJ3GEYJ332 3.3K / J / (1/10W)
R1058 ERJ3GEYJ472 4.7K / J / (1/10W) R1135 ERJ3GEYJ332 3.3K / J / (1/10W)
R1073 ERJ3GEYJ472 4.7K / J / (1/10W) R1163 ERJ3GEY0R00 0-ohm Jumper
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Ref. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks
No. No.
R1164 ERJ3GEYJ103 10K / J / (1/10W) Z1030 EXBV8V103JV Resistor Array
R1170 ERJ3GEYJ201 200 / J / (1/10W) Z1033 EXBV8V101JV Resistor Array
R1194 ERJ3GEYJ472 4.7K / J / (1/10W) Z1052 EXBV8V103JV Resistor Array
R1208 D4FBR300A005 Resistor Z1065 EXBV8V103JV Resistor Array
R1209 D4FB1R100008 Resistor Z1066 EXBV8V103JV Resistor Array
R1210 D4FB1R100008 Resistor Z1067 EXBV8V103JV Resistor Array
Z1001 EXBV8V220JV Resistor Array Z1074 EXBV8V101JV Resistor Array
Z1019 EXBV8V470JV Resistor Array CAPACITORS
Z1020 EXBV8V470JV Resistor Array C1000 F2G1A1010013 100 / M / 10V
Z1021 EXBV8V470JV Resistor Array C1001 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V
Z1022 EXBV8V470JV Resistor Array C1002 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V
Z1025 EXBV8V470JV Resistor Array C1005 F2G1A1010013 100 / M / 10V
215
No. No.
C1010 F2G0G2210002 220 / M / 4V C1091 F2G1C1000014 100 / M / 16V
C1011 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V C1092 F2G1C1000014 100 / M / 16V
C1012 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V C1093 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V
C1013 F2G0G2210002 220 / M / 4V C1094 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V
C1014 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V C1095 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V
C1017 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V C1098 F2G1C1000014 100 / M / 16V
C1039 ECUX1H470JCV 47P / J / 50V C1114 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V
C1043 ECUX1H470JCV 47P / J / 50V C1118 F2G1C1000014 100 / M / 16V
C1052 F2G1C1010015 100P / M / 16V C1125 F2G1C1000014 100 / M / 16V
C1056 ECUX1H470JCV 47P / J / 50V C1129 F2G1C1000014 100 / M / 16V
C1057 F2G1A1010013 100 / M / 10V C1130 F2G1C1000014 100 / M / 16V
C1059 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V C1132 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V
C1060 ECUX1H470JCV 47P / J / 50V C1133 ECUX1H470JCV 47P / J / 50V
C1061 ECUX1H470JCV 47P / J / 50V C1134 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V
C1063 F2G1A1010013 100 / M / 10V C1136 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V
C1065 F2G1C1010015 100P / M / 16V C1138 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V
C1067 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V C1140 ECUX1H470JCV 47P / J / 50V
C1068 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V C1141 F2G0J4700012 47 / M / 6.3V
C1073 F2G1C1000014 100 / M / 16V C1146 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V
C1082 F2G1C1000014 100 / M / 16V C1155 F2G1C1000014 100 / M / 16V
216
No. No.
C1165 F2G1C1000014 100 / M / 16V C1238 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V
C1217 ECUX1H470JCV 47P / J / 50V C1306 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V
C1225 F2G0J4700012 47 / M / 6.3V C1316 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V
C1232 F2G0J4700012 47 / M / 6.3V C1323 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V
217
No. No.
C1329 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V C1440 ECJ1VB1C105K 1 / K / 16V
C1330 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V C1441 ECJ1VB1A474K 0.47 / K / 10V
C1331 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V C1442 ECJ1VB1A474K 0.47 / K / 10V
C1332 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V COILS
C1333 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V L1000 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil
C1368 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V L1004 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil
C1372 F2G0J4700012 47 / M / 6.3V L1008 G1C220KA0057 Coil
C1373 F2G0J4700012 47 / M / 6.3V L1009 G1C220KA0057 Coil
C1376 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V L1012 G1C220KA0057 Coil
C1377 F2G0G2210002 220 / M / 4V L1013 G1C220KA0057 Coil
C1380 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V L1016 G1C220KA0057 Coil
C1381 F2G1A1010013 100 / M / 10V L1017 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil
C1384 ECJ1VF1H104Z 0.1 / Z / 50V L1020 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil
C1385 F2G1V4700008 47 / M / 35V L1021 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil
C1392 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V DIODES
C1393 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V D1003 B0JCAE000001 Diode
C1394 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V D1004 B0JCAE000001 Diode
C1395 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V TRANSISTORS
C1396 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V Q1000 UNR221100L Transistor
C1397 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V Q1001 UN2111 Transistor
C1398 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V Q1002 B1GBCFLL0002 Transistor
C1399 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V Q1003 B1DHCB000028 Transistor
C1400 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V Q1004 UNR221100L Transistor
C1403 F2G0G2210002 220 / M / 4V Q1007 UNR221100L Transistor
C1404 F2G0G2210002 220 / M / 4V ICs
C1405 F2G1A1010013 100 / M / 10V IC1000 C0CBABG00019 IC
C1406 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V IC1001 C0CBABG00019 IC
C1407 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V IC1002 C0JBAA000321 IC
C1408 F2G1E1010012 100P / M / 25V IC1003 C0JBAZ001411 IC CMOS Logic
C1409 F2G1E1010012 100P / M / 25V IC1004 C0JBAZ001411 IC CMOS Logic
C1410 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V IC1005 C0JBAZ001411 IC CMOS Logic
C1412 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V IC1007 C0ZBZ0000834 IC
C1413 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V IC1008 C0JBAZ002120 IC CMOS Logic
C1414 F2G1C1010015 100 / M / 16V IC1009 C0ZBZ0000834 IC
C1415 F2G1C1010015 100 / M / 16V IC1010 C0ZBZ0000835 IC
C1416 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V IC1011 C0ZBZ0000835 IC
C1417 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V IC1012 C0ZBZ0000835 IC
C1418 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V IC1013 C0ZBZ0000835 IC
C1419 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V IC1014 C0ABCA000038 IC
C1420 ECJ1VF1H104Z 0.1 / Z / 50V IC1015 C0ABCA000038 IC
C1422 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V IC1016 C0BBCA000045 IC
C1423 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V IC1017 C0BBCA000045 IC
C1424 F2G1V4700008 47 / M / 35V IC1018 C0FBBD000116 IC
C1426 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V IC1019 C0FBBD000116 IC
C1427 F2G1V4700008 47 / M / 35V IC1020 C0EBE0000139 IC
C1430 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V IC1021 C0EBH0000227 IC Reset
C1431 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V IC1023 C3EBEG000059 IC EEPROM
C1433 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V IC1024 C2CBYK000003 IC
C1434 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V IC1025 PJVRX01S3065 IC FLASH
C1435 ECJ1VF1H104Z 0.1 / Z / 50V IC1026 C3BBHG000091 IC SRAM
C1436 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V IC1027 C0JBAA000279 IC
C1438 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V IC1029 C0JBAN000168 IC
C1439 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V IC1030 C0JBAN000168 IC
218
No. No.
IC1031 C0JBAN000168 IC R2393 ERJ3GEYJ472 4.7K / J / (1/10W)
IC1032 C0JBAN000168 IC R2395 ERJ3GEYJ101 100 / J / (1/10W)
IC1033 C0JBAE000277 IC R2396 ERJ3GEYJ102 1K / J / (1/10W)
IC1034 C0JBAZ001411 IC CMOS Logic R2398 ERJ3GEY0R00 0-ohm Jumper
IC1037 C0JBAF000531 IC CMOS Logic R2402 ERJ3GEYJ100 10 / J / (1/10W)
IC1038 C0JBAF000531 IC CMOS Logic R2403 ERJ3GEY0R00 0-ohm Jumper
IC1039 C0JBAZ001936 IC CMOS Logic R2405 ERJ3GEYJ223 22K / J / (1/10W)
IC1040 C0JBAZ001411 IC CMOS Logic R2406 ERJ3GEYJ223 22K / J / (1/10W)
IC1043 C0CBAKE00009 IC Regulator R2412 ERJ3GEY0R00 0-ohm Jumper
IC1044 C0CBAKE00009 IC Regulator R2414 ERJ3GEY0R00 0-ohm Jumper
OTHERS R2417 ERJ3GEY0R00 0-ohm Jumper
CN1000 K1KBE0BA0007 Connector R2418 ERJ3GEY0R00 0-ohm Jumper
CN1002 K1KA16A00195 Connector R2422 ERJ3GEY0R00 0-ohm Jumper
CN1004 K1KA22AA0039 Connector R2424 ERJ3GEY0R00 0-ohm Jumper
CN1011 K1KA08A00446 Connector R2431 ERJ3GEYJ221 220 / J / (1/10W)
CN1012 K1KA34A00105 Connector R2433 ERJ3GEYJ682 6.8K / J / (1/10W)
CN1013 K1KA20A00299 Connector R2434 ERJ3GEYJ102 1K / J / (1/10W)
CN1014 K1KA12A00324 Connector R2435 ERJ3GEYJ103 10K / J / (1/10W)
SP1 K1NC02Z00009 Connector R2438 ERJ3GEYJ220 22 / J / (1/10W)
X1000 H2D165500002 Oscillator R2439 ERJ3GEYJ103 10K / J / (1/10W)
R2440 ERJ3GEYJ103 10K / J / (1/10W)
R2441 ERJ3GEYJ103 10K / J / (1/10W)
15.2. INTERFACE Board R2442 ERJ3GEYJ103 10K / J / (1/10W)
R2443 ERJ3GEY0R00 0-ohm Jumper
No. R2444 ERJ3GEY0R00 0-ohm Jumper
RESISTORS R2445 ERJ3GEYJ103 10K / J / (1/10W)
R2009 ERJ3GEYJ100 10 / J / (1/10W) R2455 ERJ3EKF6201V 6.2K / F / (1/16W)
R2138 ERJ3GEYJ472 4.7K / J / (1/10W) R2460 ERJ3GEYJ100 10 / J / (1/10W)
R2378 ERJ3GEYJ472 4.7K / J / (1/10W) R2569 D4FB1R25A005 Poly Switch
R2383 ERJ3GEY0R00 0-ohm Jumper R2573 ERJ3GEYJ100 10 / J / (1/10W)
219
No. No.
R2613 ERJ3GEYJ100 10 / J / (1/10W) Z2000 D0GZ220J0001 Resistor Array
R2620 ERJ3GEYJ103 10K / J / (1/10W) Z2006 D0GZ220J0001 Resistor Array
R2624 ERJ3GEY0R00 0-ohm Jumper Z2007 D0GZ220J0001 Resistor Array
R2634 ERJ3GEYJ220 22 / J / (1/10W) Z2163 PJRAMNR14473 Resistor Array
R2642 ERJ3GEYJ220 22 / J / (1/10W) Z2222 D1H810040003 Resistor Array
R2645 ERJ3GEY0R00 0-ohm Jumper Z2225 D1H810040003 Resistor Array
220
No. No.
Z2241 D1H810040003 Resistor Array Z2314 D1H810040003 Resistor Array
Z2242 D1H810040003 Resistor Array Z2315 D1H810040003 Resistor Array
Z2243 D1H810040003 Resistor Array CAPACITORS
Z2244 D1H810040003 Resistor Array C2000 F2G1E4R70008 4.7 / M / 25V
Z2245 D1H810040003 Resistor Array C2001 F2G0G2210002 220 / M / 4V
Z2246 D1H810040003 Resistor Array C2002 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V
Z2248 EXBV8VR000V Resistor Array C2004 ECUX1E104ZFV 0.1 / Z / 25V
Z2249 EXBV8VR000V Resistor Array C2005 F2G1A1010013 100 / M / 10V
Z2250 EXBV8VR000V Resistor Array C2006 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V
Z2252 D1H810040003 Resistor Array C2008 ECUX1E104ZFV 0.1 / Z / 25V
Z2255 D1H810040003 Resistor Array C2011 F2G1A1010013 100 / M / 10V
Z2258 D1H810040003 Resistor Array C2014 F2G1E4R70008 4.7 / M / 25V
Z2259 D1H810040003 Resistor Array C2015 F2G0G2210002 220 / M / 4V
221
No. No.
C2233 ECUX1E104ZFV 0.1 / Z / 25V C2396 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V
C2234 ECUX1E104ZFV 0.1 / Z / 25V C2397 ECUX1E104ZFV 0.1 / Z / 25V
C2237 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V C2400 ECUX1E104ZFV 0.1 / Z / 25V
C2266 ECUX1E104ZFV 0.1 / Z / 25V C2429 F2G1A1010013 100 / M / 10V
C2374 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V C2447 F2G1A1010013 100 / M / 10V
C2381 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V C2454 ECUX1H103KBV 0.01 / K / 50V
C2383 ECUX1E104ZFV 0.1 / Z / 25V C2456 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V
C2391 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V C2464 F2G1E4R70008 4.7 / M / 25V
C2392 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V C2465 F2G1E4R70008 4.7 / M / 25V
C2393 ECUX1E104ZFV 0.1 / Z / 25V C2466 F2G1E4R70008 4.7 / M / 25V
C2394 ECUX1E104ZFV 0.1 / Z / 25V C2467 ECUV1H222KBV 2200P / K / 50V
C2395 ECUX1E104ZFV 0.1 / Z / 25V C2468 ECUX1C224ZFV 0.22 / Z / 16V
222
No. No.
C2471 F2G1A1010013 100 / M / 10V C2544 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V
C2473 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V C2621 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V
C2479 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V C2675 ECUX1E104ZFV 0.1 / Z / 25V
C2512 F2G1A1010013 100 / M / 10V C2716 ECUX1E104ZFV 0.1 / Z / 25V
C2522 ECUX1E104ZFV 0.1 / Z / 25V C2726 F2G0G2210002 220 / M / 4V
C2528 ECUV1H150JCV 15P / J / 50V C2732 ECUX1E104ZFV 0.1 / Z / 25V
C2529 ECUV1H150JCV 15P / J / 50V C2733 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V
C2531 ECJ1VB1C105K 1 / K / 16V C2735 ECUX1E104ZFV 0.1 / Z / 25V
C2532 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V C2736 F2G0G2210002 220 / M / 4V
C2537 ECJ1VB1C105K 1 / K / 16V C2741 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V
223
No. No.
C2751 F2G0G2210002 220 / M / 4V C2824 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V
C2783 ECUX1E104ZFV 0.1 / Z / 25V C2856 F2G0G2210002 220 / M / 4V
C2805 F2G0G2210002 220 / M / 4V C2878 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V
224
No. No.
C2892 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V L2104 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil
C2897 F2G1C1000014 100 / M / 16V L2110 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil
C2898 ECUX1E104ZFV 0.1 / Z / 25V L2111 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil
C2899 ECUX1E104ZFV 0.1 / Z / 25V L2112 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil
C2900 F2G1C1000014 100 / M / 16V L2113 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil
C2901 ECUX1E104ZFV 0.1 / Z / 25V DIODES
C2902 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V D2005 B0JCPE000003 Diode
C2903 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V D2006 B3AAB0000085 LED
C2904 ECUX1E104ZFV 0.1 / Z / 25V D2007 B3AAB0000085 LED
C2905 ECUX1E104ZFV 0.1 / Z / 25V D2008 B3AAB0000085 LED
C2906 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V D2009 B3AAB0000085 LED
C2907 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V TRANSISTORS
C2908 ECUX1E104ZFV 0.1 / Z / 25V Q2002 PJVIDTC114EK Transistor
C2909 ECUX1E104ZFV 0.1 / Z / 25V Q2003 B1DHGD000024 Transistor
C2910 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V Q2004 B1GBCFLL0002 Transistor
C2912 ECUX1E104ZFV 0.1 / Z / 25V Q2006 B1GBCFLL0002 Transistor
C2921 F2G0G2210002 220 / M / 4V ICs
C2922 F2G0G2210002 220 / M / 4V IC2000 C0CBABG00032 IC Regulator
C2923 F2G0G2210002 220 / M / 4V IC2005 C0CBAAG00022 IC Regulator
C2924 F2G0G2210002 220 / M / 4V IC2006 C3ABPG000134 IC D RAM
C2925 F2G0G2210002 220 / M / 4V IC2007 C3ABPG000134 IC D RAM
COILS IC2008 C3ABPG000134 IC D RAM
L2015 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil IC2009 C0CBAAG00022 IC Regulator
L2016 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil IC2010 C3ABPG000134 IC D RAM
L2019 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil IC2018 C3ABQG000072 IC D RAM
L2029 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil IC2022 H1Z8005B0005 Oscillator
L2032 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil IC2025 C1ZBZ0002046 IC
L2048 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil IC2026 SM530AYBD IC
L2050 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil IC2028 C0JBAZ001944 IC CMOS Logic
L2051 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil IC2029 C1DB00001322 IC
L2056 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil IC2034 C0JBAQ000171 IC CMOS Logic
L2060 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil OTHERS
L2061 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil CN2000 K1KAE0BA0054 Connector
L2062 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil CN2007 K1MMG8Z00002 Connector
L2063 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil CN2008 K1FB150B0043 Connector
L2064 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil CN2009 K1FA104B0028 Connector
L2065 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil CN2010 K1KA10A00325 Connector
L2066 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil SW2003 K0ZZ00000431 Switch
L2067 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil X2000 H0J200200002 Oscillator
L2068 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil
15.3. DRIVE Board
L2087 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil No.
L2088 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil RESISTORS
L2089 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil R4001 ERJ3GEYJ220 22 / J / (1/10W)
L2090 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil R4002 ERJ3GEYJ220 22 / J / (1/10W)
L2100 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil R4005 ERJ3GEYJ222 2.2K / J / (1/10W)
L2101 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil R4007 ERJ3GEYJ392 3.9K / J / (1/10W)
L2102 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil R4008 ERJ3GEYJ103 10K / J / (1/10W)
L2103 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil R4016 ERJ3GEYJ103 10K / J / (1/10W)
225
No. No.
R4017 ERJ3GEYJ103 10K / J / (1/10W) C4043 ECUX1H103KBV 0.01 / K / 50V
R4018 ERJ3GEYJ103 10K / J / (1/10W) C4044 EEEFC1V101P 100 / M / 35V
R4019 ERJ3GEYJ103 10K / J / (1/10W) C4050 EEFCD0K330R 33 / M / 8V
R4021 ERJ3GEYJ220 22 / J / (1/10W) C4051 EEFCD0K330R 33 / M / 8V
R4022 ERJ3GEYJ220 22 / J / (1/10W) C4052 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V
R4024 ERJ3GEYJ220 22 / J / (1/10W) C4053 EEEFC1C221P 220 / M / 16V
R4025 ERJ3GEYJ220 22 / J / (1/10W) C4054 EEEFC1C221P 220 / M / 16V
R4027 ERJ3GEYJ121 120 / J / (1/10W) C4056 ECJ1VC1H100D 10P / D / 50V
R4030 ERJ3GEYJ101 100 / J / (1/10W) C4059 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V
R4033 ERJ3GEYJ220 22 / J / (1/10W) C4060 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V
R4037 ERJ3GEYJ220 22 / J / (1/10W) C4063 ECUX1H103KBV 0.01 / K / 50V
R4039 ERJ3GEYJ220 22 / J / (1/10W) C4064 ECUX1H103KBV 0.01 / K / 50V
R4040 ERJ3GEYJ220 22 / J / (1/10W) C4065 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V
R4052 ERJ3GEYJ220 22 / J / (1/10W) COILS
R4054 ERJ3GEY0R00 0-ohm Jumper L4001 J0JKC0000010 Core
R4056 ERJ3GEYJ472 4.7K / J / (1/10W) L4002 J0JKC0000010 Core
R4057 ERJ3GEYJ472 4.7K / J / (1/10W) L4003 G1A680H00002 Choke Coil
R4058 ERJ3GEYJ104 100K / J / (1/10W) L4004 G1A220H00010 Choke Coil
R4059 ERJ3GEYJ104 100K / J / (1/10W) L4005 G1A220H00010 Choke Coil
R4060 ERJ3GEYJ105 1000K / J / (1/10W) DIODES
R4061 ERJ3GEYJ105 1000K / J / (1/10W) D4001 B0BC017A0028 Diode
R4062 ERJ12RSJR10U 0.1 / J / (1/2W) D4002 MA132A Diode
R4063 ERJ12RSJR10U 0.1 / J / (1/2W) D4003 B0BC01200027 Diode
R4064 ERJ12RSJR10U 0.1 / J / (1/2W) D4004 MA132A Diode
R4065 ERJ12RSJR10U 0.1 / J / (1/2W) D4005 B0BC01200027 Diode
R4073 ERJ6ENF1051 1.05K / F / (1/10W) D4006 MA132A Diode
R4074 ERJ6ENF1242 12.4K / F / (1/10W) D4007 B0BC01500012 Diode
R4075 ERJ3GEY0R00 0-ohm Jumper D4008 MA132A Diode
R4077 ERJ3GEYJ100 10 / J / (1/10W) D4009 B0BC5R000020 Diode
R4078 ERJ3GEYJ100 10 / J / (1/10W) D4010 MA132A Diode
R4079 ERJ3GEYJ100 10 / J / (1/10W) D4011 C0DBZFA00021 Diode
R4080 ERJ3GEYJ180 18 / J / (1/10W) D4012 B0JCME000041 Diode
R4081 ERJ3GEYJ180 18 / J / (1/10W) D4013 MA132A Diode
CAPACITORS D4014 MA132A Diode
C4001 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V D4015 B0JCME000041 Diode
C4002 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V D4016 B0JCME000041 Diode
C4004 F2G1A1010013 100 / M / 10V TRANSISTORS
C4005 F2G1A1010013 100 / M / 10V Q4003 B1GBCFLL0002 Transistor
C4007 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V Q4005 B1GDCFJJ0002 Transistor
C4008 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V Q4007 B1ABCF000011 Transistor
C4010 EEEFC1V101P 100 / M / 35V Q4010 B1GBCFLL0002 Transistor
C4016 EEEFC1V101P 100 / M / 35V Q4015 B1ABCF000011 Transistor
C4019 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V Q4016 B1ABCF000011 Transistor
C4020 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V Q4020 B1GBCFLL0002 Transistor
C4026 EEEFC1V101P 100 / M / 35V Q4021 B1DHJG000005 Transistor
C4028 EEEFC1V101P 100 / M / 35V Q4024 B1GDCFJJ0002 Transistor
C4029 EEEFC1V101P 100 / M / 35V ICs
C4030 EEEFC1V101P 100 / M / 35V IC4001 C0GAN0000033 IC
C4031 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V IC4002 C0GAN0000033 IC
C4032 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V IC4004 C0DBAMG00014 ICDC-DC Converter
C4033 EEEFC1V101P 100 / M / 35V IC4005 C0DBAHH00032 IC
C4034 EEEFC1V101P 100 / M / 35V IC4006 C0DBAHH00032 IC
C4035 EEEFC1V101P 100 / M / 35V OTHERS
C4036 ECUX1H103KBV 0.01 / K / 50V CN4001 K1MN36A00014 Connector
C4037 ECUX1H103KBV 0.01 / K / 50V CN4003 K1KA10A00404 Connector
C4038 ECUX1H473ZFV 0.047 / Z / 50V CN4005 K1KA02A00553 Connector
C4039 ECUX1H473ZFV 0.047 / Z / 50V CN4007 K1KA13A00127 Connector
C4040 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V CN4008 K1KA14A00233 Connector
C4041 ECUX1H102KBV 1000P / K / 50V F4001 K5H402A00010 Fuse
C4042 ECUX1H103KBV 0.01 / K / 50V F4002 K5H402A00010 Fuse
226

15.4. CIS (F) RELAY Board No.
C3014 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V
Ref. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks C3015 ECJ1VF1H104Z 0.1 / Z / 50V
No.
C3016 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V
RESISTORS
C3017 ECJ1VF1H104Z 0.1 / Z / 50V
R3000 ERJ3GEYJ221 220 / J / (1/10W) for KV-
C3018 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V
S3065CW Series
C3019 ECJ1VF1H104Z 0.1 / Z / 50V
S3065CW Series OTHERS
R3002 ERJ3GEYJ221 220 / J / (1/10W) for KV- CN3004 K1KA22AA0039 Connector
S3065CW Series CN3005 K1KA28A00031 Connector
R3003 ERJ3GEYJ221 220 / J / (1/10W) for KV- CN3006 K1MN40AA0015 Connector for KV-S3065CW
S3065CW Series Series
R3004 ERJ3GEYJ221 220 / J / (1/10W) CN3007 K1MN34AA0015 Connector for KV-S3065CL
R3005 ERJ3GEYJ221 220 / J / (1/10W) Series
R3006 ERJ3GEYJ221 220 / J / (1/10W)
R3007
R3008
ERJ3GEYJ221
ERJ3GEYJ221
220 / J / (1/10W)
220 / J / (1/10W)
15.6. PANEL Board
R3009 ERJ3GEYJ221 220 / J / (1/10W) Ref. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks
R3010 ERJ3GEYJ221 220 / J / (1/10W) No.
R3011 ERJ3GEYJ221 220 / J / (1/10W) RESISTORS
R3012 ERJ3GEYJ221 220 / J / (1/10W) R5000 ERDS2TJ332 3.3K / J / (1/4W)
R3015 ERJ3GEYJ221 220 / J / (1/10W) R5004 ERDS2TJ103 10K / J / (1/4W)
CAPACITORS R5005 ERDS2TJ181 180 / J / (1/4W)
C3000 ECEA1VKS100 10 / M / 35V R5006 ERDS2TJ391 390 / J / (1/4W)
C3001 ECEA1VKS100 10 / M / 35V CAPACITORS
C3002 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V C5000 F1E1H1040017 Capacitor
C3003 ECJ1VF1H104Z 0.1 / Z / 50V C5001 F1E1H1040017 Capacitor
C3004 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V C5002 F1E1H103A097 0.01 / Z / 50V
C3005 ECJ1VF1H104Z 0.1 / Z / 50V C5003 ECQV1H224JL 0.22 / J / 50V
C3006 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V DIODE
C3007 ECJ1VF1H104Z 0.1 / Z / 50V D5000 B3AGA0000032 LED
C3008 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V TRANSISTORS
C3009 ECJ1VF1H104Z 0.1 / Z / 50V Q5000 UN4213 Transistor
OTHERS Q5001 B1GCCFGJ0002 Transistor
CN3000 K1KA16A00195 Connector Q5002 UN4213 Transistor
CN3001 K1KA32A00049 Connector Q5003 B1GCCFGJ0002 Transistor
CN3002 K1MN40AA0015 Connector for KV-S3065CW Q5004 UN4213 Transistor
Series OTHERS
CN3003 K1MN34AA0015 Connector for KV-S3065CL CN5000 K1KA08B00238 Connector
Series
SW5000 B3F-6122 Switch
BZ5000 L0DCEA000024 Buzzer
15.5. CIS (B) RELAY Board
15.7. POWER RELAY Board
No.
RESISTORS
No.
R3016 ERJ3GEYJ221 220 / J / (1/10W)
OTHERS
R3017 ERJ3GEYJ221 220 / J / (1/10W)
CN5001 K1KA02A00553 Connector
R3018 ERJ3GEYJ221 220 / J / (1/10W)
R3019 ERJ3GEYJ221 220 / J / (1/10W)
R3020 ERJ3GEYJ221 220 / J / (1/10W)
R3021 ERJ3GEYJ221 220 / J / (1/10W)
R3022 ERJ3GEYJ221 220 / J / (1/10W)
R3023 ERJ3GEYJ221 220 / J / (1/10W)
R3024 ERJ3GEYJ221 220 / J / (1/10W)
R3025 ERJ3GEYJ221 220 / J / (1/10W)
CN5033 K1MN36A00014 Connector
S3065CW Series
S3065CW Series
R3028 ERJ3GEYJ221 220 / J / (1/10W)
S3065CW Series
for KV-
15.8. POST IMPRINTER DOOR
R3029 ERJ3GEYJ221 220 / J / (1/10W)
S3065CW Series
for KV- Board
R3030 ERJ3GEYJ101 100 / J / (1/10W) for KV- Ref. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks
S3065CW Series No.
R3031 ERJ3GEYJ221 220 / J / (1/10W) RESISTORS
R3032 ERJ3GEYJ221 220 / J / (1/10W) R5032 ERDS2TJ103 10K / J / (1/4W)
CAPACITORS R5034 ERDS2TJ331 330 / J / (1/4W)
C3010 ECEA1VKS100 10 / M / 35V CAPACITOR
C3011 ECEA1VKS100 10 / M / 35V C5021 F1E1H1040017 Capacitor
C3012 ECUX1H101JCV 100P / J / 50V TRANSISTOR
C3013 ECJ1VF1H104Z 0.1 / Z / 50V Q5009 2SC3311A Transistor
227
No. No.
IC R5017 ERDS2TJ104 100K / J / (1/4W)
IC5004 B3NAA0000097 Photo Interrupter R5018 ERDS2TJ473 47K / J / (1/4W)
OTHER R5019 ERDS2T0 0-ohm Jumper
CN5014 K1KA05A00350 Connector R5020 ERDS2TJ123 12K / J / (1/4W)
R5021 ERDS2TJ473 47K / J / (1/4W)
R5022 ERDS2TJ472 4.7K / J / (1/4W)
15.9. POINTER Board R5023 ERDS2TJ473 47K / J / (1/4W)
R5024 ERDS2TJ472 4.7K / J / (1/4W)
No. R5025 ERDS2TJ101 100 / J / (1/4W)
RESISTORS R5026 ERDS2TJ101 100 / J / (1/4W)
R5033 ERDS2TJ103 10K / J / (1/4W) R5078 ERDS2T0 0-ohm Jumper
R5035 ERDS2TJ331 330 / J / (1/4W) CAPACITORS
CAPACITOR C5004 ECEA1CKS101 100 / M / 16V
C5022 F1E1H1040017 Capacitor C5005 F1E1H1040017 Capacitor
TRANSISTOR C5006 ECEA1CKS101 100 / M / 16V
Q5010 2SC3311A Transistor C5007 F1E1H1040017 Capacitor
IC C5008 ECQB1H103JF3 0.01 / J / 50V
IC5005 B3NAA0000097 Photo Interrupter C5009 ECQB1H103JF3 0.01 / J / 50V
OTHERS C5010 ECQB1H103JF3 0.01 / J / 50V
CN5013 K1KA06BA0008 Connector C5011 ECQB1H103JF3 0.01 / J / 50V
CN5017 K1KA04B00220 Connector C5012 ECQB1H103JF3 0.01 / J / 50V
CN5018 K1KA03B00194 Connector C5013 F1E1H1040017 Capacitor
C5014 ECQB1H103JF3 0.01 / J / 50V
C5015 ECQB1H103JF3 0.01 / J / 50V
15.10. PAPER JAM SENSOR Board C5016 ECEA1CKS101 100 / M / 16V
C5017 F1E1H1040017 Capacitor
Ref. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks C5018 F1E1H1040017 Capacitor
No.
DIODE
RESISTORS
D5001 MA165 Diode
R5041 ERDS2TJ333 33K / J / (1/4W)
TRANSISTORS
R5044 ERDS2TJ271 270 / J / (1/4W)
Q5005 2SC3311A Transistor
CAPACITOR
Q5006 2SA1309A Transistor
ICs
TRANSISTOR
IC5000 NJM2082D IC Operational Amp.
IC5001 C0AAAB000097 IC Operational Amp.
IC
OTHERS
IC5009 B3NAB0000028 Photo Reflector
CN5007 K1KA20BA0025 Connector
OTHERS
PBHR38X Spacer
15.11. ENDING (REAR) Board 15.13. HOPPER HOME Board

Ref. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks No.
No.
RESISTORS
RESISTORS
R5028 ERDS2TJ103 10K / J / (1/4W)
R5042 ERDS2TJ333 33K / J / (1/4W)
R5029 ERDS2TJ103 10K / J / (1/4W)
R5045 ERDS2TJ271 270 / J / (1/4W)
R5030 ERDS2TJ331 330 / J / (1/4W)
CAPACITOR
R5031 ERDS2TJ331 330 / J / (1/4W)
CAPACITORS
TRANSISTOR
IC
TRANSISTORS
OTHERS
CN5020 K1KA03B00194 Connector
ICs
PBHR38X Spacer
IC5002 B3NAA0000097 Photo Interrupter
IC5003 B3NAA0000097 Photo Interrupter
15.12. RELAY (LOWER) Board OTHERS
Ref. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks CN5015 K1MN08BA0003 Connector
No.
RESISTORS
R5007 ERDS2TJ751T 750 / J / (1/4W) 15.14. SIZE DETECTOR Board
R5008 ERDS2TJ152 1.5K / J / (1/4W)
R5009 ERDS2TJ392 3.9K / J / (1/4W) Ref. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks
No.
R5010 ERDS2TJ102 1K / J / (1/4W)
RESISTORS
R5011 ERDS2TJ102 1K / J / (1/4W)
R5036 ERDS2TJ103 10K / J / (1/4W)
R5012 ERDS2TJ153 15K / J / (1/4W)
R5037 ERDS2TJ331 330 / J / (1/4W)
R5013 ERDS2TJ102 1K / J / (1/4W)
R5038 ERDS2TJ103 10K / J / (1/4W)
R5014 ERDS2TJ473 47K / J / (1/4W)
R5039 ERDS2TJ331 330 / J / (1/4W)
R5015 ERDS2TJ472 4.7K / J / (1/4W)
R5040 ERDS2TJ103 10K / J / (1/4W)
R5016 ERDS2TJ472 4.7K / J / (1/4W)
R5043 ERDS2TJ331 330 / J / (1/4W)
228
No. No.
R5046 ERDS2TJ103 10K / J / (1/4W) OTHERS
R5047 ERDS2TJ331 330 / J / (1/4W) CN5022 K1KA12A00324 Connector
R5048 ERDS2TJ103 10K / J / (1/4W) CN5023 K1KA05A00350 Connector
CAPACITORS CN5026 K1KA04A00498 Connector
C5023 F1E1H1040017 Capacitor CN5031 K1KA02A00552 Connector
15.16. WAITING SENSOR Board
TRANSISTORS
Q5011 2SC3311A Transistor No.
Q5012 2SC3311A Transistor RESISTORS
Q5013 2SC3311A Transistor R5074 ERDS2TJ333 33K / J / (1/4W)
Q5016 2SC3311A Transistor R5075 ERDS2TJ271 270 / J / (1/4W)
Q5017 2SC3311A Transistor R5076 ERDS2TJ333 33K / J / (1/4W)
ICs R5077 ERDS2TJ271 270 / J / (1/4W)
IC5006 B3NAA0000097 Photo Interrupter CAPACITORS
IC5007 B3NAA0000097 Photo Interrupter C5047 F1E1H1040017 Capacitor
IC5008 B3NAA0000097 Photo Interrupter C5049 F1E1H1040017 Capacitor
IC5011 B3NAA0000097 Photo Interrupter TRANSISTORS
IC5012 B3NAA0000097 Photo Interrupter Q5031 2SA1309A Transistor
OTHERS Q5032 2SA1309A Transistor
CN5016 K1MN08BA0072 Connector ICs
CN5021 K1KA04B00220 Connector IC5018 B3NAB0000028 Photo Reflector
15.15. RELAY (UPPER) Board CN5027 K1KA06A00429
OTHERS
Connector
Ref. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks CN5029 K1KA03A00465 Connector
No. PBHR38X Spacer
RESISTORS
R5050 ERDS2TJ103 10K / J / (1/4W)
R5051 ERDS2TJ102 1K / J / (1/4W)
15.17. SKEW (R) Board
R5052 ERDS2TJ103 10K / J / (1/4W)
R5053 ERDS2TJ102 1K / J / (1/4W) No.
R5054 ERDS2TJ331 330 / J / (1/4W) RESISTORS
R5055 ERDS2TJ102 1K / J / (1/4W) R5067 ERDS2TJ333 33K / J / (1/4W)
R5056 ERDS2TJ682 6.8K / J / (1/4W) R5069 ERDS2TJ271 270 / J / (1/4W)
R5057 ERDS2TJ472 4.7K / J / (1/4W) CAPACITOR
R5058 ERDS2TJ472 4.7K / J / (1/4W) C5041 F1E1H1040017 Capacitor
R5059 ERDS2TJ821 820 / J / (1/4W) TRANSISTOR
R5060 ERDS2TJ222 2.2K / J / (1/4W) Q5026 2SA1309A Transistor
R5063 ERDS2TJ473 47K / J / (1/4W) IC
R5064 ERDS2TJ473 47K / J / (1/4W) IC5016 B3NAB0000028 Photo Reflector
R5065 ERDS2TJ472 4.7K / J / (1/4W) OTHERS
R5068 ERDS2TJ222 2.2K / J / (1/4W) PBHR38X Spacer
R5070 ERDS2TJ473 47K / J / (1/4W)
R5071 ERDS2TJ473 47K / J / (1/4W)
CAPACITORS 15.18. STARTING SENSOR Board
C5031 ECEA1VKS100 10 / M / 35V
C5032 ECEA1CKS101 100 / M / 16V Ref. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks
No.
RESISTORS
R5072 ERDS2TJ333 33K / J / (1/4W)
R5073 ERDS2TJ271 270 / J / (1/4W)
CAPACITOR
C5039 F1E1H103A097 0.01 / Z / 50V
TRANSISTOR
C5044 F1E1H103A097 0.01 / Z / 50V
IC
TRANSISTORS
OTHERS
CN5028 K1KA03AA0049 Connector
PBHR38X Spacer
Q5024 2SC3311A Transistor 15.19. ENDING (FRONT) Board
Q5027 2SC3311A Transistor Ref. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks
Q5028 2SC3311A Transistor No.
Q5029 2SA1309A Transistor RESISTORS
ICs R5061 ERDS2TJ333 33K / J / (1/4W)
IC5013 C0JAAB000109 IC R5062 ERDS2TJ271 270 / J / (1/4W)
IC5014 B3NAA0000097 Photo Interrupter CAPACITOR
229
No. No.
C5037 F1E1H1040017 Capacitor C806 ECQE4103KF3 0.01 / K / 400V
TRANSISTOR C807 F2B2W2210007 220P/ M / 450V
Q5023 2SA1309A Transistor C808 PJCK25472MDT 4700P / M / 50V
IC C809 ECQB1H333JF3 0.033 / J / 50V
IC5015 B3NAB0000028 Photo Reflector C810 ECQB1H471JF 470P / J / 50V
OTHERS C811 F1D1H680A007 680P / J / 50V
CN5024 K1KA05B00186 Connector C812 ECQV1H104JL3 0.1 / J / 50V
PBHR38X Spacer C813 ECQB1H333JF3 0.033 / J / 50V
C814 PJCE1H100MCH 10P / M / 50V
C815 ECQV1H104JL3 0.1 / J / 50V
15.20. POWER Board C816 F2A1V1010026 100 / 35V
C817 ECQB1H471JF 470P / J / 50V
No. C818 ECQB1H103JF3 0.01 / J / 50V
RESISTORS C819 ECQB1H472JF3 4700P / J / 50V
R801 ERDS1TJ684 680K / J / (1/2W) C820 ECQV1H104JL3 0.1 / J / 50V
R802 MPC710.22K Resistor C821 F1D1H680A007 680P / J / 50V
R803 MPC710.1K Resistor C822 F1B3F1220001 1200P / K / 3KV
R804 ER0S2THF1803 180K / F / (1/4W) C823 F2A1V1010026 100 / 35V
R805 ER0S2THF1803 180K / F / (1/4W) C824 ECQV1H104JL3 0.1 / J / 50V
R807 ER0S2THF3161 3.16K / F / (1/4W) C826 ECQV1H104JL3 0.1 / J / 50V
R808 ERDS2TJ124 120K / J / (1/4W) C841 F2A1V2220019 2200 / 35V
R811 ERDS2TJ242 2.4K / J / (1/4W) C844 F2A1V2220019 2200 / 35V
R813 ER0S2THF1803 180K / F / (1/4W) C881 PJCE1H100MCH 10P / M / 50V
R814 ER0S2THF1803 180K / F / (1/4W) C882 PJCE1H100MCH 10P / M / 50V
R815 ER0S2THF2151 2.15K / F / (1/4W) COILS
R816 ER0S2THF1803 180K / F / (1/4W) L801 ELF18D850C Line Filter
R817 ER0S2THF1803 180K / F / (1/4W) L802 ELF18D850C Line Filter
R818 ER0S2THF1803 180K / F / (1/4W) L803 G0A941J00001 Coil
R819 ER0S2THF3161 3.16K / F / (1/4W) L841 G0A6R8K00004 Coil
R820 ERDS2TJ103 10K / J / (1/4W) DIODES
R821 ERDS2TJ105 1000K / J / (1/4W) D801 B0FBBR000037 Diode
R822 ERDS2TJ334 330K / J / (1/4W) D802 B0HARR000018 Diode
R823 ERDS1TJ680 68 / J / (1/2W) D803 B0EALR000009 Diode
R824 ERDS2TJ103 10K / J / (1/4W) D804 B0EAEM000001 Diode
R826 ERDS2TJ181 180 / J / (1/4W) D806 ERA83004AVRB Diode
R827 ERDS2TJ104 100K / J / (1/4W) D807 B0BA7R4A0036 Diode
R829 ERDS2TJ270 27 / J / (1/4W) D809 B0EAEM000001 Diode
R830 ERG2SJ104 100K / J / 2W D810 B0EAEM000001 Diode
R832 ERDS2TJ472 4.7K / J / (1/4W) D812 B0HAMV000022 Diode
R833 ER0S2THF1152 11.5K / F/ (1/4W) D813 B0HAMV000022 Diode
R834 ERDS2TJ101 100 / J / (1/4W) D814 B0EAEM000001 Diode
R835 ERDS2TJ104 100K / J / (1/4W) D815 B0BA026A0038 Diode
R836 ERDS2TJ821 820 / J / (1/4W) D816 B0BA026A0038 Diode
R841 ER0S2THF1001 1K / F/ (1/4W) D817 B0BA026A0038 Diode
R842 ER0S2THF8871 8.87K / F / (1/4W) D841 B0JBSL000016 Diode
R843 ERDS2TJ242 2.4K / J / (1/4W) D861 B0BA012A0037 Diode
R844 ERDS2TJ102 1K / J / (1/4W) D881 MA165 Diode
R845 ERDS2TJ272 2.7K / J / (1/4W) D882 B0BA026A0038 Diode
R861 ERDS2TJ472 4.7K / J / (1/4W) D883 MA165 Diode
R865 ERDS2TJ103 10K / J / (1/4W) D888 B0BA5R0A0034 Diode
R866 ERDS2TJ103 10K / J / (1/4W) TRANSISTORS
R881 ERDS2TJ101 100 / J / (1/4W) Q801 B1DEGR000022 Transistor
R882 ERDS2TJ103 10K / J / (1/4W) Q802 B1GCCFGJ0002 Transistor
R883 ERDS1TJ470 47 / J / 1/2W Q803 UNR421200A Transistor
R884 ERDS2TJ242 2.4K / J / (1/4W) Q804 2SC3311A Transistor
R885 ERDS2TJ472 4.7K / J / (1/4W) Q806 UNR421200A Transistor
R886 ERDS2TJ101 100 / J / (1/4W) Q807 2SA1309A Transistor
CAPACITORS Q861 B1GCCFGJ0002 Transistor
C801 ECQU2A684MLA 0.68 / M / 100V Q862 UNR421200A Transistor
C802 ECQU2A684MLA 0.68 / M / 100V Q863 UNR421200A Transistor
C803 PJCK25222MDT 2200P / M / 250V Q864 UNR421200A Transistor
C804 PJCK25222MDT 2200P / M / 250V Q865 B1ACNL000002 Transistor
C805 ECQE2W474KC 0.47 / K / 450V Q881 2SC3311A Transistor
230

No.
ICs
IC801 C0DABZG00001 IC
IC802 C0DACZH00025 IC
IC803 B3PAA0000261 Photo Isolator
IC807 C0DAEZC00003 IC
IC841 C0DAEZC00003 IC
OTHERS
CN803 K1KA03AA0054 Connector
T801 G4D4A0000077 Switching Trans
TH801 D4CAD5R00004 Thermistor
TH802 D4CAD5R00004 Thermistor
ZNR801 D4EAA4710001 Varistor
F801 K5Y402B00002 Fuse 250V
F841 XBA2C63TB15L Fuse 250V
SHEET1 FA-35-9051 Insulator Sheet
SHEET2 FA35-37X38 Insulator Sheet
FH1 K3GE1BB00001 Fuse Holder
PJMYB0012Y Heat Sink
PJMYC0001Z Heat Sink
XTN3+8JFJ Screw
XTW3+10SFJ Screw
XTW3+U8SFJ Screw
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Category Number H19

High Speed Color Scanner

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1.2. Electrical Tests

1.3. For Service Technicians

1.4. About Lead Free Solder (PbF: Pb free)

1.4.1. Suggested Pb free solder

Supplier: Senju Metal Industry Co., Ltd. (http://www.senju-m.co.jp)

Note: Distinction of PbF PCB

Fig.3.1 Power Indicator for showing scanner status

Fig.4.1.1 Dimensions for proper ventilation

4.2. Loosening the Transportation Screw (Wing bolt)

4.3. DIMM Module Extension

Fig.4.3.1 Additional memory size-1 (Simplex)

Fig.4.3.2 Additional memory size-2 (Duplex)

4.4. Installing DIMM Module

4.6. Connecting the Scanner to a Personal Computer

4.6.1. SCSI Connection

4.6.2. USB Connection

4.7. System Requirements

4.8. Installing Driver and Software

4.9.2. Set Paper Path Selector

Paper Feed Motor

Paper Feed Roller

Straight Exit Roller

SIZE DETECTOR Board PAPER JAM SENSOR Board

ENDING (REAR) SENSOR Board

Paper Sensor POINTER Board

6.2. Paper Feed Mechanism-2 (Manual)

6.3. Paper Feed Mechanism-3 (ADF Adjustment)

6.4. Paper Feed Roller / Hopper Lift Drive Mechanism

6.5. Hopper Lift Mechanism

Fig.6.5.1 Hopper Position 1 (Paper Set Mode)

Fig.6.5.2 Hopper Position 2 (Paper Feed Mode)

a. When Front Door does not open even if Front

7.2.2. Cleaning-1 (Main)

(Fig.7.2.2-2) Cleaning Position

7.2.3. Cleaning-2 (Others)

(1) Remove the Exit Roller. (See 8.3.17.)

(3) Remove the ENDING (FRONT) SENSOR Board.

(5) Remove the Straight Exit Roller. (See 8.3.14.)

(7) Remove the ENDING (REAR) SENSOR Board.

7.3. Replacing Limited Life Parts

(5) Open the optional Roller Exchange Kit (KV-SS017 or KV-

Be sure to match both bearings of the module with

(7) Push up the Green Lock-levers and Paper Feed Module in

After replacing the above Paper Feed Roller Module

7.3.2. Replacing Retard Roller

(3) Open the Conveyor Lower 1 in the direction of the

(5) Take out a new Retard Roller in the optional Roller

(6) Install a new Retard Roller.

Pay attention to the roller attachment so that Pins

(7) Close the Conveyor Lower 1 in the direction of the

After replacing the Paper Feed Roller Module and

8.4.21 8.4.13 8.3.9

8.3.21 8.4.22 8.3.22 8

8.3.4 8.3.6 8.4.1 8.4.16 8.4.17 8.4.18

8.4.9 8.4.10 8.4.11