instruction manualMessrs. ITSUL CNGINEERING & HIPBUILDING CO.,LTD. HIBA WORKS SNO. 1413 ENGINE CONTROL CONSOLE (WE10C) ENGINE MONITOR SYSTEM ea (>) TERASAKT ELECTRIC CO., LTD. pare APR. 18, 1995sec CONTROL CONSOLE & GENERAL contents 1. vena 2 Loo piaceae 2. mnsmonpxraTion 3-1 Wiring 4. veri0nS ano opzeAONs 41 Alasa Syston A Goneran Aare “LL a deter stems 4-2 rover circuits 424 teat Cireuite’ A Lagp Tost OL i tanction test ween 4-6 Brteneion A Locations aed Aare Groope ares Tf operation Syeten 5. Others quiptent and conponents specified ss this Hist are supplied fron the shioyard for detois, see the anutacteres¢ Snstrvetion manuals 6. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR AMINTERANCE AND INSPECTION SEC. 2 ENGINE MONITOR (we19e) 1. onenining ans 2) oLestoorine 8. OV 70 OPERATE can concroR 4 oy 70 aDvUst voLaGe 5. WANTEnnnce Pe 6. 870 LING 40)0SE 1APUT SiON OF RESISTAYCE BULA CPU100a 1. oecaissine serine rosizion 1 eco ; 8. 810 OPERATE BATTERY OF MENORT BICK-UF = 10. vytis's pescereriox : Mh car 12. chamsie o1spuy TaRuina 19) Alam renaree 14 Log ranean 15. oraenerionx 0 u 2 ity x 401 126 wat 129 430 131 132 138 01 0s 01 m0) 08 24101CeNERAL This aguipmant operates on 220 .V AC, 3-phace, €0 Wz and 2% V DC supply and is to be installed in the engine col ren for remote controlling of the main and auxiliary engines in the engine room, continuous monitoring of thier pressure and temperatures and ming of any fault condition thereof. the equip- ment is provided with necessary control levers, push- buttons and switches required for controlling and monitoring of operating conditions of the engines. ‘This equipment Ls manufactured to the LR-UMS requirements, Renote and automatic controlling of engine equipment can be made. from the bridge, if necessary to eliminate the need for posting a night Watch in the engine section during the ship is at AUR a Ta TERMSIR ELECTR 60, LD,2. BLOCK DIAGRAM Aecomoantion{ —] [71 ff heen hlarm rd Panel, (fae ee | | ct contro conse! =a & Alarm Inp\ Nain" switchboard Marm Input Group Starter Engineer call ex v003 Mare Input (Engine Room) TERI GECTHE 0, Li,(3) 3. INSTRUMENTATION BL. Wiring (1) fixe types (915-based) Tre Use s¥e-0.5| Relay panel internal wiring of 60 V or less fend annunciator input and output wiring. . 1.25 | 35 [prover and general control efxoult wiring of 5.5 || 890 v or tees “8.0 AWG-18 | Relay panel internal wiring of 250 V or less fand annunciator input, output and general control cireult wiring. + (®@ wesw cee 8, ue,@ eo Wiee-rnd Color cording ‘AC Phases, RS and T... Red, Power chrcut t White and Bive be Poles, P and Ne....+ Red and ive ac chrouit relloe controt ana ¢ poritiary | 0¢ chreuie Blue circuits Each external wire ie terminated with s solderless terminal and a wire marker indicat~ ing the corresponding wire sign shown in the wiring diagram is attached to the wire end for easy identification. @ sesso eerae oo,4, FUNCTIONS AND OPERATIONS 42. Alarm dystem (A) Alarm and Indication operation chart for Pressure, ‘Temperature, Liquid.tevel, Etc. Jif! Jfe2 28s a2ag2 ean2i fang ro alarm lamp starts to flicker and the burze: to sound. ‘The abnormal condition disappears, but the alarm lamp is still flickering and the buz~ zer sounding. The burzer stop operation silences the buz~ zer, but the alara lamp is still flickering. The flicker reset operation puts the alarm Lamp out. eto0e7 Aer ea a ione @ wosen were ct. -As soon as another abnormal condition occurs, the alarm lamp starts to flicker and the buzzer to sound. Te buzzer stop operation silences the bur~ zer, but the alarm lamp is still flickering. 7 ---- the abnormat condition disappers, but the alarm lamp is still flickering. ‘The flicker reset operation pute the alarm lamp out. As soon as still another abnormal condition occurs, the alarm lamp starts to flicker and the buzzer to sound. The buzzer stop operation silences the bus zer, but the alarm lamp continues to flicker. ‘The flicker reset operation turns the alarm lamp to burn steadily. As soon as the abnormal condition dis- appears, the alarm lanp goes ov 2 veocreed (8) Running and Stop Indication and Stop Alarm operation Chart Sowa ; a ontrne/azann oie - fe. Condition Description 1 === As soon as a running signal comes in, ‘the running/alarm lamp Lights up and steadily. The buzzer is kept silent. 2 The manual stop operation cancels the running/alarm Lamp goes out. 3 -=-= Another running signal pute the running/ alarm lamp on. The buzzer is kept silent. Disappearance of the running signal due to abnormal stoppage causes the running/ alara Lamp to flicker and the buzzer to sound. ‘The buzzer stop operation silences the buzzer, but the running/alem lamp continues to flicker. ‘The flicker xeset operation pute falarm lamp out he running Res ae aa TERI EGTA ba, UD(8) The Lamp test operation puts the running/ alarm lamp on. As soon as a new running signal comes in, the running/alarm lamp Lights up and burns steadily. The buzzer is kept silent. @ ae aie om.4-2, Power Cireuits Te power of 220V AC, J-phase, sz is sup- plied from a switchboard and the power of 21V DC from batteries. NFhs and fuses are used for turning on and off of the power Lines and circuit protection and each power line is divided into several fused branch lines after the NEB for easy maintenance and inspection. Should the AC or DC power fail, the alarm cirouit built in this equipment operates and the corres- ponding alarm situs on CRT to flicker. Since the equipment incorporates an arrangement. to provide against such an emergency, the essential circuits in the equipment wilt be continuously supplied even if such a trouble occurs envoy ROTOR WR ORR © wesw aecie o, a,eros /e (4) 4-3, Test circuits A Lemp Test hen the test euitch ie set to the "Lamp" position, all lamps in the console will Light up 4£ they are all in good order. Te is recommended to carry out this testing once every day for right monitoring operations: a TOAShd GEETHG C0, 11,a : 3. enon test hon the test svitch is set to the “FUNC” position, » dueny lara signal will be fed to simvlate the alars condition. The alarn channels of function test are provided eatch one (1) channel of on-off channel and analog channel, and to be checked 0 the slara function (hard ware / soft ware). This alarm fusction had beon carefully inspected before shipseat, but there nay be an occasion that one of thon becones defective doring Jong service. Good nonitoring depends on perfect working order Therefore, it is strongly recommeded to carry out this testing once every day Bees @® venssan evecrme on, ue.(2) Ast. Extension Alazme (A) Locations and Alarm Groups rates [wen [cious Paws Toe wae vom [mur | pee [see | Soe yest fom | toot =a ‘emton) oO o]o == {ololo olofo O]olo Ololo O}Olo {FRE Group "5" (FIRE) creo? ROR aa © wesw assis wo, i,42 RTS) eee GE =| ree sews A TEORT AUR BUTLER OAT-T TY SUS TST] TREATS : + | ca)win ox Trsuneox TORT ROR BOTCER ANSP THT TSURT SAT | THEI 2] | romnce "rsuneonr . 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IND TRANSFORIER TOR NONOTANT [2207 7OOW | TR PANEL as | soa|wve suarr Rev COUNTER ‘SWITCHING REGULATOR FOR —[WAKARITA | RNA=TRIGH] INPANET 26 | sos|ue Fo visco conTRoLLeR 5 ‘STGWAL-RELAY BOX FOR ORT ‘ODE=SORO=E} IN PANEL = | 31 | 400] TELEPHONE TERE Tas Taz. MITSUI ENGINEERING & ENGINE CONTROL CONSOLE SHIPBUILDING 69. "TD. ‘erocy GHISA WORKS. ENGINE MONITOR svSTEM TTT, © TERASAKT | S685.85 cunowy | aoe T0101(6) 6. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION This control console Ls equipped with insivunents » re~ Lays and other delicate components and it is necessary to carry out general inspection daily as well as detail- fed inspection periodically to keap the console at ite best condition. TE any defect is found during inspec~ ‘tion, it chould be properly corrected or repaired re~ gardless of vhether it 1s of a minor nature or not. Genezel Inopection sone checking point | item edgonent: and Renady Instrwent | Calibration | 1£ required accuracy is nat maintained, Sndiortion adjust it or replace Lf by good one: (Check visually; discoloration or {ll-eweliimy — toovening | Will indicate overhesting. First provide com "3 | plete protection against clectric: shock and then efgiten Ioose connection and eck in petition by suitable means. Tf excessive nofee i heard, check coll temp Relay or Blectro= exature ae well ar presence of dust or {200 imagnatio contact= aig Dieces on traction surface. If surtace-ie oe airey, clean it If there is excesnive tenperatore rise on coll Temperature] oF discoloration, check cizcuit end replace UE operation 1s faulty, check related circuit creration | 2 sechonton and cortact or replace defective {If overheating, discoloration, rough contact ‘seitch contacts| contacting | surface or poor operation Lz found, clean, a2 condition | Just or replace contacts Oman amSet oe, ki ‘OPERATING “ANUAL Le OPERATING KEYBOARD © ee KO 2, DISPLAY AREA SD 3. BAR GRAPH DISPLAY ee RO 4. TREND DISPLAY we KS 5. DATA DISeLAY 2... “6 6. ALAR sumMARY DISPLAY Se RD Te REE DISPLAY Se RB 8. DEVICE CONTROL DISPLAY se ee ee ee KO 9. CHANGE DISPLAY Se ee ee ee ee KIO 10, SYSTEM STATUS vee ee ee MT mgm @ reusui cz co, vv.Set ow a 1.OPERATING KEYBOARD ‘The operating keyboa As used for conunteation between the operator and cPU. Figure 1.1 shovs arrangenent of the operating Reyboatde (tg 1D Ls Function key 2. Connon key 3. Nunber key FL: (wor use) #0: Data Display 2 + (wor use) FLL: Alaea Sunnery Dteplay £3: Bee Graph nisplay Fiz: Free Display P+ Trend Display 713: (WOT USE) 85 + (wor use) Ld: (Wor Use) P6 + (uot use) Fis: (wor usa) F7 + (wor uss) Fi6: (wor use) FS: (WoT use) FLT: Device control Display 9 + (aor use) Fla: change Dtspley fmm ® reuvsmn eecrae oo, um2.DISPLAY AREA, Information ‘8 displayed on the CRT ecreon in the format as stow below @ ® rig 2-0) \ @ date Display area @ Mowtachine connusication area @ auco altars area © Fonction Key Mane Display Area (Help Display Area) ——— @® remsut ecerae a, nn.23. aan capa IseLAy » » » » ® Prose “F3" key on the operating Keyb The ORT screen Se displayed ber index étepley utch message “wueipeR?™ (Fig 3-1). ca ‘Shem, B Key in che desired group ausber, for exaniple, as follovs; 22 ex = croup umber TE a non existent group nuaber Ls entered, « message “ERROR! BELL be dteplayed, Infornstéon For the selected bar display appears on the kT eerean (£5 9-2). When che “HPAGE" key 62 pressed, snéornation of the next bar graph 4s ateplayed on the ORT screen. When the "PAGE" key £9 pressed, information of the previous ber graph 19 displayed. ‘The “CRT CLEAR” key {= pressed £0 terminated the ber geaph dtaplay. (rig 3-1) (ig 3-2) ome. © reas eucrae on, ukSito ‘ 4, TREND O1seLAt 1) Press "FO" key on the operating keyboards 2) The CRT sexeen Ss atsplayed trend index dteplay with message | emt sv smuuseR?™ (Fig 6-1). Cos - 3) Yay tn the desired group nunber, | [] Hm Hema 7a for example, a8 follows) aa aa O4 eures, Haram ar co Group number © IF noe find group number on chis [> tend index page, “+PACE™ key (tg =) 4s pressed to show next trend index display. 3) If 2 non extetent group number 4s encered, @ message “ERROR!” WiLL be ataplayed. 5) Tnformacéon for the selected trend display appears on the CRT secean. 1) When che "SPACE" key 49 i pressed, information of the next exend is displayed on the CRE secon: — When the "246s" key ds ~ wie Bann” pressed, informacion of che (reg 4-2) previous erend to désplayed. 8) The “CRT CLEAR’ key {9 pressed co terminated che rend dtsplay. ome @ veusmn cura on, um. sorSe OATA OISPLAY » » » 3 » Press "FID" key on the operating keyboard. ‘The GRE screen ss displayed data index display teh scosage MERE” (Pag 5-1). ey {0 the desseed group sumber, for example, as fottou 4 mare c Group number EE a non oxtetent group umber 1 entered, a neseage “ERROR!” wilt be dieptayed. infornacion for the celected group data display appears fon che ORT screen. nen the “HAGE” key ts pressed, information of the next group data List is dteplayed fon the CRT screen. nen the “-PAGE" key 12 pressed, Information of the previous groun| deta List 10 dtepleyed. ‘The “CRT CLEAR” key <2 pressed to torminated the data display. tt freee ils ————— | | (rig 5-2) mpm © sevuswn execrae co. uo,6. ALAR SUMMARY OESPLAY » » » 2 Press “PLL key on the opecactag Keyboard. Infomation for the alare channels are displayed on the CRT screens ‘ven the number of alarm channete exceeds 10, operation of the “HPAGE™ key sequences the next page and displays che cenaining Hares at 10 chaanels ax. ‘nen the acknovledged aleem channel ts restored to nornel, the (Fig 6D Inforaseion for ehis channel ts avtuveticelly detezed from the ERE The “CET CLEAR” kay 19 pressed 0 terntnated alas summary display. Sem © veusut evecrae co, 10.+ REE o1SPLA 1D) Press "P12" kay on the operating keyboard. 2 ‘The ORT sereen f= ataplayed free indication disslay with wessege “CHANNEL 2 — cg 7-0) = ss 3) Key fn the desired cheaned : umber, for example, as follows =< 24 01 exten [—— of avn P52) (esi2-2.58) Cadjustaent of AYR ves See P28) Check AVE satpat vol tage GV in CPU BOI) xo ['Rajeet output voltare Formal? >———a of ‘Ave P32) (esi2-2. 56) ves Cadjustnent of AYR See P.21) [heck THA trassaiasion line for earth, ACOMA-GRAND. and ACKP-GRAND in particular. No [Garvace Tin IP >——+ transnission Jine, ves Trovble of serial 1/F unit (EH-3201) Gia CPU box) Oem © ‘eassan ciccne ouet on a ‘TH SYSTEM PAIL and TH SENDER UNIT ABKORMAL . E [MI sender wniee ‘Sone TH sender unite] are _sbnorsal Late sbnoreal | Check output voltage GIA) Jot avR (53) (esi2-2.56) | [pestssaTaesesi ea wait | hose No. is displayed [Gin THA/TA Contral box) | [on cer. ves 10_[ aiuto oat a Ganka voltae of ink tes Ceddntene of 8 fel ves (SS Wo acted [Get We tramalaslon Tae To waren, BEER Deonl-URP and G04 OE Ls sarees 0 Gait mee ee Lerinsaissia une. | us [Wea of earn VF [ne (ees) tin oft bon pom © reagan eect ce,ALARA PRTRTER ABNORKAL 6 [heck the rover | surely souree | |} QC100¥) for alara| (printer. 0 orval >—2[ Correct} 1s Check @ vire breaks] between printer and CPU bor. "0 formal? Comect ES, Check alarn printer | (lefer to the alare printer instruction anual.) xo fornal?) >——ol Correct] 18s Trouble of serial 1/F wait (E4B-3201) La CPU bor) See, @® reasswt svectme ca, urseers MTS Los peINTER r eck the power supply | ie for i | Uetpoet"otfee Ife ts | estan ont or tot printer, if is correct. "0 ves [Geek open the Front cover of —] og printer or perar and. no Gaal >—— of rect] wes positions of log printer front panel. (refer to the lor printer [Check the setting eviteh’y ] instruction aapval) 0 formal? Correct @ rewsan eect 0, 0. serBerm M16 AKALOG SENSOR FA TLURE ‘ Taree ey ar ae Tay amor | Talia andere —] [Wfor sensor Tailare [poiste! are: fna ce sender vale covering this channel heck citpie voltage | (olan of? hve Ces2h (2512-2758) | Lin D/H contralin box. Ln faa (Graal epat Ee ae | yeltay [ Geek power Soares GET} [er sah ange hee tree veltoes |e 043.38 (= no | output voltage of Ne (Ps) ate ves [Check Ta tranoniseton Tine] Ufor'shorting. etc. "| NO [Correct TAI] [Trouble of serial 7 wie (ex-3201) in CPi box. I Pee © revwstat eceorwe oo, 78,eet M ceu eatcure pers ine rea clreuit fer CPD fail or CSN box. (Refer to vottage aejust of module See P.42T) No [Rajuee oatper voltene (ornal? of AIR, Ga CPU box Refer to ves voltage adjust of sodule See P.427) Taro off AC aise then OC vain ext turn on DC mains. then AC aain, ee FAIL oceur) con tes Posh “CPU RESET" button on the CPD WOBULECENB-BIOID in CPU box for reset of CPU es esi x0 [Check a vite breaks betveen CPU aad GRU] es Gea x0 as ® renasant evecrate ce, ura,2) No display on ORE x0 [Tire oo sviteh seain Light on > el es Seat, wig Ko display on GT [Check Tight on pover source Taw] Lot car | oN ves (Check each cable connection) no forse? >——f Correct] ws | Check power source (Ac100V) for caT. 0 Gornal? >——— Carrset_] ves, k Taps on CHT controller (GOT-861). “If the Lanps of “CPU RUN” and “power on” are Lit, it ds correct. es 22 Pope © venasan cect co, w7o. surTara off thes tare on for poxer S¥ on Cit controller Change the CPU florea Wo Trovble of CHT Trowble of seria controller UP oeit (EuB-8211) in CPU box, Trowle is OF itself] Please refer attached ORT instruction sansa Page, @ “Tenssan evecrare oo, 170.8) Operating Keyboard has no ettect Teovb “CPU PAILT itew Gheck The paver supply wouree (De24¥) for keyboare Xo Gornal iejuat Deze ves Check the operating key holding on operating keyboard. : wes Check pressting teo oF wore key at Press the reset push button in operating teyboard. No iorasi? wes Check the viring between operating Keyboard ané E49-2201, % floraal ves Trouble of serial /F soit (HU-3001) in CPU bor M20 @ ‘Tensan evecrae co, uo.4) Buzzer stop operation has no effect Dizzer cane stor Gheck the buzzer stop] itch (Wo. 58,64) | No fforaal Replace evitzh ves. Check the buzzer stop relay (Relay No.6-1) "0 (oraal)>——l eplace relay ves Check the buzzer draive relay Gelay No. "0 forsal>——of feplace Felay ves, [Trouble of parallel 170 17 {unit (€H8-3101) (in CPU box) 6516-3) Dg na @® rewusan cxecrae oo, 0.5) Accept operation has not effect i Check the tlieker stop suiteh (Wo. 59465) "0 ves Check the Wicker stor relay (Relay No. 6-2) —— Trouble of parallel 170 7F nit (ENB-3101) in GPU bor) apo, © tesa eectae oe, un.Sit 22 6) Alare buzzer operation has no effect Theck buzzer drive relay Helsy_No.6-6 16-3.) "0 Trouble of buzzer Trouble of parallel 10 VF unit (EAB-3101) in CPU box) ves Smee © reasun etceaeoa,7) Fanction test is no possible (Tesabie) Cheek Fonction test eviteh Gocost % - - w 5 cum @® ‘teassan evecrae co, ura8) Repose function has a0 effect Treble) Aaa 1s aie —>[ Connected No place the sender walt (GOH -105) covering this point a © remsan eceorwe oo, 70,cue 26 : (Si How so operate card connector @ ‘side connector Notes;hen the pull owt Z of the connecter, ~~ Don’t have the cable. ( < CPU CABLE IE © eats esta co,M27. (6) How to adjust voltage 1) Voltage adjust of nodule ‘The lov voltage detector is provided in CPU module(E4B-3101), the monitoring systen can act be carried out when the rodule voltage 4s ro downed less than 4.75¥ and the LEDZ is lit sane tine. The nodule voltage should be seasured between check pin CP1(VDD) and CP2 (COM) on the CPU aodule. (Please in use digital tester for seasuresent) (ihe position of check pin Is refer to P.103) The voltage adjustaent to be carried out to setting points (5.00V60.01V) botveen check pin CP and CP3 on CPU noduli wags 7 I Eiboeiioga AA Oo NM an Digital tester (Front panel) (Te is possible to adjust soltage V-ADJ by reove the front panel on the CPU bor.) © evs tetra ot, wt sw2) AVR in CPU BOK & TAA/TH CENTRAL B0x Chock each tersinal voltage of instranent, Lf abnormal, adjust each tersinal voltage due to each potentionsster. Each terninal voltage of instrusent is adjustnent within 5%. Poventior digital tester = Oo) Sma © vevasaet execvare ce, ure(7) falatensnee panel 1 2) TATHTENANCE PEL 7 NODE seuect ‘CPU SELECT ALARY PRINT FILTER ioe NOR NOt” CHANGE HALT fool No.2 ei 5 HUTOW airarr ® ° CHANGE ENMBLE s¥zTCH Aftor the Key lock switch (Change Enable Ssitch) is set to “CHANGE” or “RALT" position vith the key inserted and turned, the change function can be activated. RuLtge s¥rtea Turns NOR-INHTBIT the f12ter function for the analogue input chanaels. The filter function snooths the analogue input variable to prevent the honitor systen from responding to randon dips and posrks ia the variables. Noraaally, this svitch should be kept “HOR” position. ALARM PRINT Stored alara/Recovery event can be cleared by turn inhibit the seitch. Worsal, this switch should be kapt “NOR” position.) cro seuect ‘These are teo nethed of CPU changeing as follows} Change by the push button sxiteh ‘The CPU is changed by pesh butten stitch of CPL on the maintenance Panel and to be selected for aain ase. Change by CPU fail In this case, The CPU is changed autoaatically. Lf the case of No.1 CPU is nain use and Ho.2 CPU is standly use, The Yo.2 CPU is changed fron standly to sain autosatically chen the No.1 CPU FAIL occur. StELL sore, both CPU is aorually condition, Yo.1 CPU. is autosstically selected for nain use at initial condition CAUTION PLATE FOR OPERATION OF HALT YODE After HALT oée operation, press “CPU RESET” push button on “EA-3101" In both CPU racks. ng s0 © vesasant eeerae oo, 170,suatsn M30 (8) HOW TO ADJUST REFERENCE VALUE "ZERO™ OF IAPUT SIGNAL FOR RESISTANCE BULB (Pt1009) SENDER UNIT g¢B-101,121,131,141 OOQOGU00 oo 2aess7s 30 Rr i cm. 12.3 4 8 om i @ am iwi iB o Ow 12 67 910 { t___—snuarore ser route a9 :6h0N YOUINE caurton) Do aot touch. The volunes (29 AND YRIO) had been LE oo Lo, ‘RO any vou os [De 2) Adjest the voluse (VR1~R6) reading the neasured data on the CRT screea. In cise of zero adjust 5) Set the filter switch "OFF" position on the aaintenance panel. (ote) The! sured data on CRT sere: 45 updated each five (6) seconds. fee © wesw ctecae oo, uo. sorSete aa (8) Degaussing Usually, the display nonitor is denaenetized by an equipped deraussing cecil at each poter on. In case of the purity is not so good, another manual dezaussing coil stould be used. Orerate the manual dez2ussing coil along front, top and side in a circle stomn as folloving firusrs. Upon cospletion of the deraussing process, withdray alevly the coil at least 1 weLer sxay fron the nonitor before switching the dexagnetizer off StiL1 nore, when CRT monitor is in congole denagnetize the thole of ‘console ike sane ethod. Display xonitor Stop anual degaussing coil rodel. K-21 Manufactured by Hozan Kogu Ltd. sc220¥ ag. @ rerasact eecrme 0, uv.mente ao 4 (40) Setting position in PCB ““INpoRTANT 11" hon you change each FCB, please check each Blt-setter’s point and ach svitch setting position on PCB according to the setting position ron equipaent. Seem @ revs evectare oo, uo.[cand wovute tyre] cano woouLe wawe | Pwa NO. 1 BMB-3101. CPU MODULE ‘K/869/2-001A ' van SHIP No Sveren Nae ML TSU LC cHEBA) 1393, 1413, 1422 wetoc | PIN HEADER SELECTION5234 [caro noovie TPE [can NODULE Name | Pe wo. ero wack Nr ensw3s01 | menor woovue | k/080/4-0014 Yao BHP We SyeTe fae MiTSUE (cHtBA) 1323, 143,142 peanc 1. 1/0 ADDRESS SELECTION 2, PIN HEADER SELECTION ADDRESS : ————— Ivrst {[éano wooute TPs [eae woouce wae | Fea wo eeu ack oe naci01 strom cman | asbtx/2-0018 Tia Tie wo Seti waa wstsus. (cHiBA) 133.3, 1413, 1922 w10e 1. PIN HEADER SELECTION 1 = woo {ES {E Ed NR +++ WE10 STANDARDfow to operate battery of menory back-up This battery is provided to nenory back-up of RAM data ‘one set par each cpus at left side of CPU rack. 1. feplace the spare parts. As Set up the life of battery is about 5 years. StLLL nore, check voltage of the battery (at 48 hour full charging) periodically. If, in case of the battery voltage is under 3V, it being to Life of battery. 2. The connector of the battery 1s disconnected by reason of the prevention of excessive discharging. Please connect thea Just before the delivery of this vessel. NOTE) NPL: Nase plate for the Life of battery NPL: Nane plate for instruction nanwal of battery pam @ seassan veer oo, ue7 sence vol : 9. UNITS'S DESCRIPTION unit card wane — | type wo, Remarks size | osea | SenseroRTE HERIOT | RECapEE OO inputs oax. wees Tose vae UATE OASIS] Cee WSHTOEE Surpees. « aaCaE TATE HOOT CaneraTES CI aT EO Ronitors signal ana Clock tines: CEST FE TOO = Te ae OETA FE TO 9= 50 xs} i PECs pre Too = 209 x et PERSE Reo oS 0 z Misa) Presi pre soo 30 % Sender Unit PEST oxo = sone ¥ Presser] m5 wi) Prepszr}—o-=r00m ag ul CRIT] 0 00 sas EET] —O= 1 7 lo) oor aS 20 Sig. cona, unit — PECIESD ag ut TRETEEEGE UTE RCO=TOT | Was CED THAT CRESTS: BCC=TUE | DENVER TTaRBE, BW BV max asp oeiver Unit HCO | beives 24 Tene, x Bh/24v axe [ SpeeaR noaTese —] ROC=esz] rae PaCS ATO Unie me opm, era © ‘eso eceerue eu.wen uoe 4 unit Card tame Type to. Renacks lsize |uses lock Sig. Cans ey Unie, Sanple t WOTS “BCU=TST “| FOE THT VISURT HOREEE Unie 3,34 Water Driver Uave~ | ECO00T 8 ciecuree ao 1320 BOOST ® 1/V Converter 1 une BCD=SET ¥ [Clock -Gen- e170, BOOST ro V/T Converter ya EST=I61 | REGSpES UF INDIE HER, © | yee) Diode Unie BSE=IOS | Recepes SZ TMBIE BAR| (with condenser) BORED | Has 20 eelay CieCuiea] we Relay unit ENE=T12—] Was 10 velay cIreuresy Fh Coae Conter ter ERV=EST—RS=TSIC ISTE ® Unie 70; BHU=TITT | Wie Sievoproceasor | a0 Unit (808), RAN 6K x 2, ROW 8K’ x 6 [CRT WS=79IC ERUCTZET | CR ConESITSE = Interface RS-232¢ x 2ports RES RS=SHE PEI DST | WS=OSIC © POETS = Interface aa EEL 7 Interface PacalTel Tapa, ENI-TEOS |S tapre ec output 32 outputs 8 Enter face | ParalTel Tapat, ERISIIT | 32 inputs oO ouepERS | Outpu. | Interface aap Contr olies __) EMI-T6OY | Caisp-coateorrer 5 RS-2020 Interface n5=2320 x 2 ports ng © seas caceme ow. ue. suoA Unit Cards's Size Dnenrions in mm. SIZE "B" 230, 240 srZe “er | 0ql NETS jeader Unie BcA-105 wre One unit accepts up to elghty(80 inputs maximim)on-off signals and places them on the digital wira-charing aystem cable (7m cabie). ‘The 1M cable contains tvo clock lines, two power Lines (one serves also as @ common Line). and tvo signal ines. ‘The clock Lines (normal and inverted clock signals) connect to the sendor unit number eet circuit, This setting esreuit is basically a clock pulse counter and it counts up by one at every loth clock pulse. A set of @ "x1" and "x10" counter outputs, which corresponds to the assigned unit number, connects to the suitching regulator drive eireuie, ‘This driving eiveuit controls the svitehing regulator ctreutt as well as the other associated circuits so that the sender unit starts datasending vhan ite tum comes, The on/off contact signals to be transmitted are fed to the input inter- face. To prevent the occurrence of a poor contact between input contact pieces, the input interface feeds a DC current of 3 mk to each input contact when St is closed. A Do voltage of 12 V appears across the snput contact whem it is open. eum © asm wzeme oo, ue=e Oe ORCUIT. Darr PRT clea omen TM caste BL} com zk fee POVER sau} cx aRLY r Signal. BUS eRSELDERS ECA-10 5os Master unit (ECA-804) ‘This urit generates clock signals to control the various units via the clock “Lines of the digital wire-snaring system cable (TH cable), and it also monitors the 1M cable lines (signal and cleck) and sender units. Bf any of these becomes abnormal, then this unit will send the TH trouble signal to the system moniter unit. ‘the mester unit consists of two major sections. One is clock signal generator/sender section and the other is a wire-staring transmission monitor section. ‘the fist section comprises a line driver, an oscilletor, an oscillator halt cireutt, a total sender unit number set cir cast, and a clear cizewit; the second sectél in comprises © signal Line monitor circuit, a sender monitor circuit, clock signal monitor cizcuit, and a trouble detect circuit he oscillator oscillates at 2 frequency of 2-5 kitz and whose output (clock pulse signal) is fed to the Line driv ‘The Line driver places normal and inverted clock signals onto the respective clock Lines. the ostillator halt circuit counts every 10th clock pulse from te oscillater and gives the halt signal co the oscillator‘at io — The total sender unit nusber set circuit is a part of the oscillator halt civouit and simply a of outp jumper Wires to the common. These jumpers are so provided that the san of jumpered counter outputs is equel to the “last sender unit nunber plus one”. The halt signal causes the oscillator to helt for about 50 ms whes the last sender unit finishes the signal transmixsion. During this halt period, the number set circuit or counter An each of the sender units, receiver units and group alazn, voit As reset for initialization. The clear circuit in the master unit also operates to reset the oscillator halt cfreuit. ‘The curation from one halt period to the next halt periodSeetne___UIL is 2 clock signal cycle, and signal transmission is eyclicly made sccording to the clock signal cycles ‘he signal line monitor circuit checks the signal Line for eeakege, accidental contact with the power line, ete. Hf such a trouble occurs, then it will cause the signal line trouble light to illuminate, the oscillator to stop, and will send the signal line trouble signal to the trouble detect cireuis, The sender monitor circuit monitors the check signal from ech sender (inclvaing TEX), TE the check signal is abnormal, then it vill cause the sender trouble Light to illuminate ané will sené the sender trouble signal to the trouble detect circuit. Which sender is faulty is indicated in the binary notation . by the lighted, troubled sender unit punber Lights. The clock signal monitor circuit monitors the clock signals fon the clock signal ines. If any of the clock signals becomes abnormal such as due to an accidental contact of their Line with the power Line, then it will ceuse the clock signal trouble light to illuninate, the oscillator to stop, and will send the clock trouble signal to the trouble detect cireait, he above three trouble signals are ORed in the trouble Setect cireuit and sent to the system monitor unit as the 7M trouble signal (dry contact signal.Seer UID To activate the TH systen again after the TH trouble has been Eenoved, the abnormal reset button on this unit must be de~ pressed. Oz}. unit no. in binary notation. . OR et fe l wf Clock Trouble Light (Red) 2 oO Abnormad Reset Push-button Switen Brom ©rerasaa aEcTRC co, LD,us, Tat TROUBLE SIGNAL, Tora. SENDER UNIT No. SET CIRCUIT } 5 dadddasag von “a Foscraton wat i TROUBLE OCTECT ciREUIT LATOR ea cuter £ eu i ‘$B TROUBLED SENDER. = SIGNAL LINE (UNIT. NO. IND. LIGHT & power] Bee ate Stal: ‘ic I Hi 2 | Faeuctine ] [senate nowiron | farce siexac] [owe oxton i ‘leur ono cin. | [oriver ¥ T t J Lots ag me AOR apse a J . gee da rm ensue MASTER UNIT ECA-604_ Det - © remssan evecveie eo ura5 Seni UM mis unit eonnts the clack signal pulsés from the clock signal generstor unit. This count inereases one by one until all the channel numbers are covered, then it is cleared to start from the beginning again. This mit, therefore, seos its turn fron the count and reads in signals one after another from the sensors At covers. Each signal is then converted into a 4-20mA DC signal and placed on the onalog wire-sharing system cable for transaission to the multiplex 1/¥ convert unit. One sender unit can accept up to eight sensor signals of the same kind, The following table shows kinds of sensor signals and corresponding sender unit designations: Kind of Signal ‘Sensor Sender Unit Platinum resistance bulb, 100 ohms, ae: es EcB-101 resistance | Same as above, but for 0 - 150°C BoB-121 Signet Same as above, but for 0 - 600°C Be-142 Platinum resistance bulb, 50 ohms, peviseeal Beaa71 COA thermocouple, 0-24.98V, : 0 ~ 00" Bearahi ao ‘Transducer, 0-100nV BCB-402 aoe Transducer, 0-500nV Bea Transducer, 0-5¥ | Beast) carrent : ease Pressure transducer, ¢-20aa BCB-322 i Resistance | Platinum resistance bulb, 100 ohms, | pop aga(PASE BB gece’ £ 1 dL (ite eeeirecnal 7 : ; i “peeks hea veeees rw Poa rs SENDER UNIT ECB101,121,141 131 pn © reessua evecrae oo. uaTMA cout SENDER UNIT €6B-321_ Daye © emsec reece oa, um.wee { tin L ah [ma caus, SENDER UNIT ECB-401,411,421 (BD veorean ricer on 10m‘Sieets, UID Signal conditioning Unit, BCB-901 Tis unit is provided between sensors heving special output and sender units to convert the special sensor signals into the acceptable form of signals for the sender units. ‘The following table shows relationship between the special Sensozs and sender units when this unit is used: Special Sensor and tts | ECB-901 converte | Converted eigaal obepee special sender is fed to senier output incor nit Speed or fuel pump mark = potentiometer, 1 k-obns aaaieehened Bce-422 Propeller shaft pa, erode LS to 65 ¥ BcB~422 SOLS AOteiaae 15 tb 6.5 BcB~421 ow nove™ | otesy EcB~¢21 nitsi scl eaaane © to 100 mv EcB~401 Oto 180 av one signal conditioning unit contains two each of Ik-ohm, #4V and #40V convert circuits, and four each of +40V and 150nV convert cireuite. 33 a - (@TERASAK ELECTRIC-CO, 17D,Signal conditioning Unit, Ecs-902 ‘Sieetog___U21 ‘This unit is provided between sensors having special output and sender units to convert the special sensor signals into the acceptable form of signals for the sender units. The following table shows relationship between the special sensors and sender units when this unit is used: Special Sensor and its | Bcs-901 converts | Converted sicnal obepue Special sender is fed to serder output inter unit Speed or fuel punp mark are 7 potentionater, 2 k-ohns caakeabena eB-42), Main engine pay 7 : Mee rio LS to 6.5 cB~421, Supercharger rpm, 5 a ahespanoe © to 100 av .ca-401 One signal conditioning unit contains tvo each of 2k-ohn and £10V convert cizeuite, and four convert circuits. 33 0 -200av Derm ‘@TeRASAK! ELECTRIC co, ID.Sample & Hold Unit ECD-131 Unit for Individual Heters ‘his unit, according to the select signals from the clock signal generator unit (sone of them come via the TNA system monitor unit for binery to octel conversion), picks out or samples the measured value signals to be aisplayed on the Individual meters from the analog output sent from the scaler unit, and stores these signals in its sample 6 hold (S & 1) esrouits. ‘The analog output cones from the average value monitoring unit In a OWA systen without sealer unit, or dizect from the muiti- plex 2/V convert unit in a systen without sealer unit and average value monitoring function. fone Ec0-131 unit hae eight § GH circuits, whose outputs are fed to the meter driver unit. Dupre - — = @Bvrenasoin eIzerRIN ANTvere. ever warMeter Driver Unit, ECD-201 mis wit nas eight meter driver cirevite, and this circuit consists of a solid-state sviteh, ite control circuit, and a Wer converter, the V+I converter converts a voltage sisnat (2-50) from the sample & hold unit (EcD-132) toa current output (O-1nA) for display on an inéividua! or connon never In the case of individual meters, a number of $ & # circuit outputs from an ECD-191 unit are connected individually to the sane number of eter driver cizcuits in this BCD-20l unit, and the meter driver cixeuit outputs aro fod to the individual eters. Since these individual meters should indicate the measured value of their channel continuously, the solid-state switches are kept in ON state by feeding +12 V to their control cirouits.bs es 35. ““weter Full Seale Adjusting Potentioneter meter tere Adjusting Potentionetermae, Hay) poweR, CoM SouRce METER DRIVER UNIT ECD-201 Sep (Been eerie oa 18Sete ye, cUck GB! & 1/V, V/T conveRTER 5 e0-591 This unit has the folloving functions: Generates the clock signal (CKP CR) and other related control sigash (FCK) by 200Hs osesiiator. ‘The CKP.OEN clock signal 4s placed on the analog wire-sharing systen cable by the Line driver etzeutt a this untt and vent to the sendar unite. Converts the measurenent data (4-20nA current efgnale) Fron the sender waite into Voltage signals (1-50). Converts the Voltage signals (1-58) into che 4-20m8 current signals. Contains reference restatances for anelog-co-digital conversion test ane, when in 1st node, receives these reference tupute vie the sanies nite instead of the eazurenent data. Spm @® enssan ececrme ow, 70cas oer ]_sat | ox ovr cx sor sxau_[ Srmnarog_—pne [OEE ve) zome ba aul soe ET TOK], cheat NR -——, Fannin Oe alo cxPARATO| — DEEDAA aft T peeon TOEp 2 TOep 3 - Tey & THT § vee t Tet 6 TET? Rowt-Rsi TSR Com ( tocal Sender Uate £ Wo Set SH) tou | . ste | 14m 42004 rr Ly | ae EEF OnVERTE : se 506 OUT Wost!| 10R 4-200 rT on ene Hi OT eT | 10. SHC OUT No.2 19% _4-20nA i OnvERTE we tee | av a Boor we io. Ta} ame | 20 oo STANOARD RESISTOR zat | 2av aw ne | con un By mat oa too cen cna 2p 130 ofm oR | se 0 amo) 2m, _100 ohm CLOCK cmt 6 Lv, W/ convenreR : 90-551 Orme © ‘rewsan cecrne oa,(ze signal! Common sete ya? LODE UNET (2$2-261) ‘This unit can accept 74 ON/OFF contact inputs, and outputs: then on 8 parallel lines for connec: yn €0 the signal bus of & sender unit (ECAr105). Each set of 6 ON/OFF contact signals has one signal common ang there Unvée such signal commons to cover 24 signals. One of them is connected to tthe signal common line of the sender unit at a time, so that the sender unit accepts & signals from the 8 parallel output lines of this diode unit. PC 7 a 1 er 2) te signaa = T i] bus of sic a i a) senser com ce r Unset @ F 5} eexaos) ‘ 1 86 0H sic com @ 516 con 2 sic cou a 9% @H 3) i epee © tees eecrme oo, ua‘i cosot [COS|FA342SL9ATS_ | FAS4WEX SERVICING MANUAL FOR THE 14" AND 20° HIGH-RESOLUTION COLOR DISPLAY MONETORS MODEL PA34 SERIES MODEL HA39 SERIEScontents 1.1 PCB-POWER: eee oe 1.2. DEFLECTION CIRCUIT Perel 1.3 MIGH TENSION CrRCUTT peeeeeett) 14 VED coer aes 1s meu poems cee 2.5 TIMING CHART eo pee PC BOARD ARRANGEMENTS peeeeeea9) DISASSEMBLY ORAWINGS cee 51 [BLOCK DIAGRAM : ceed SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS Pa 5 54 PC BOARD PARTS ARRANGEMENTS peeeeeeeeneteneL: ca502Le 1 C0503 PCB-POWER (POWER CIRCUIT BOARD) a) outline of Power Supply (2) the input specification of thie power supply is 100/120 V AC + 108, 50/60 He. (2) ‘me primary power constitutes the switching regulator of RCC system. (3) ‘te secondary power employs the three-terminal regulator that converts the stabilized DC voltage (which is output from ‘the primary power) into a voltage aligned with major loads. ‘This power supply has a voltage that follows the horizontal. frequency being feature of the auto-tracking monitor. ‘This is generated by ewitching the stabilized Power again by PHM (Pulse width Modulation) of chopper systen. (4) Table 1 shows the output systems and thetx major loads of this power supply. (5) Pig. 1 Uatuetrat a block diagram to show fan outline of this power supply. reyTable 1 output systes fbyeten [output Power [Major toada/appt ication soy a4ov Vorizontal output transistor drive 120 ~ 45v | High tension/Horizontal deflection circuit 2ev 2ev vertical elreuit Horizontal tracking elzcuite ay av Picture cirouit Vertical tracking clreuit sv control cirouits for micro conputer/gate array, ete. 6 6.av ort heater coso4C0505 (@uvod LZN2WID WaMOE) WENOS-GOE JO MROVIG QOTE Tt “TE amos toa p18 Axepucoes +——|——+ ops Areuyza is word pees TEAS | woyeuea OTH jeu i pare] | EEE 29r~ p00, en Furura) | suisenel | pe reseed ! zmeynbon i "Teryazes | nae een | sero saxparrs Bermoons |,| [2 Burocus aReaS ronsrasece 19 jeotsyaoeg | Bebe rorrces Feats «ano 902) Filter Cireuit, and Rectifier/smoothing Circuits (2) ‘the filter cirouit is a filter thet elimi nates the noise which is generated within the monitor eiroult and gives influence on external equipment, and the noise which enters the monitor through the electric wire and gives influence. (2) me full-vave rectification is conducted on, the input AC voltage by D901 through D904, land smoothing is done with 906. (3) te rectifier/ssoothing circuits have THIOL and 19902. These thernistors are provided to Limit the inrush current when the switch ie turned ON. the resistance value of these thermitors becones low by gelf-heat~ generation when the status becones normal. 3) ‘This circuit is provided to prevent deter mination in the picture quality by magnet iza~ tion to the CRF. When the power is turned co506a” ccso7 fon, the posistor RP9OL shows ® low initlat resistance value, and a large dagausning 1 generated and Flown to the coll. Since RP901 has a positive temperature charac~ borlotic, the reletance value grows Larger gradually, and the degauseing current te reduced gradually, resulting {n the completion of degaussing. As cited above, since thie clroult is an auto- matic degaussing circuit interlocked with the poner switch, # cooling time of about 5 minutes is needed for P90 for re-degauening. If no effect, turn off the pover for about 30 minutes and then turn on the pover {degaussing circuit) again. RCC circuit/controt cireult i (2) When the power is supplied, the atarting current flows into 10991 @ pin as the base current for the IC power transistors from R905 and R90, thus the collector current 1) flows into transformers @ @-« ©-@ (2) Te power induced in txnnaforser @ by ty puts 10991 ON by the base drtving current ty vie C808 - R904/0906 - R903, thus the collector current Ig 4a increased.COSO8 (3) hen the collector current of Ip x hfe flows, Vog of the poner transistors on the integrated ciroult becomes suddenly large. AE the sane tine when the voltage so far applied to transformer 1931@-@ becomes Vea of 1991@ -@, 1c@ pin ts rever- sely biased, thus 10091 ie completely turned ore. (4) To put 1991 OW again, continue the ‘awitching operation by the leakage current of the trans forner. (5) the 10 reference potential of 9321@-G@), having the control cofle designed to have close coupling with the secondary output and having rectified and snoothed output by 90S and C907, becomes -41 V and follows the Load variations. ‘Therefore, the secondary output is controlled by controlling "41 v" 909, 910, R905 and D908 are snapper cir- cuits of the diodes.ccso9 overcurrent interrupting circuit When an overcurrent by load short-circuit flows in R908 and the voltage becones over 0.7 V, the base current flows into 9901 ana absorbs the base current of 10991 ad the collector current to put 1c991 OFF. 5) chopper circuit/control circuit 1 a a 3) chopper cireuit When the secondary output 140V is applied to the chopper circuit, the starting current flows in the base of Q951 via 954, and the collector current Ip starts £0 flow. Voltage is induced in 1951@) pin by tpl, and the driving current Ip flows in the base of Q951 via C9705- R956 and C969 ~ R955. When the collector current of Ip x hfe flows, Vop Of 951 suddenly becones large. At the same time, reverse bias iz made to attain completely OFF.a) (5) (6) C0510 The electromagnetic enersy, which hae been stored in ©@-@ of 0951 by the blocking of D955 during the period when the 0951 wae OM, ie discharged via 0955 ~ 1951® @. and Se supplied to the Load ae the OFF current (Thie naming 1s given in contrast with the of current for the cureent when 9951 {¢ put on the 108d.) At the sane tine, charging Le made to co69 via D958, and atacharging 48 nade during the of period. thus the base current of 0951 ie supplied. After discharging the electrouagnetic energy, this operation is repeated by the leakage current of traneforner to continue the switching operation. ‘Te output voltage controls the "ON-OFF" uty by the PWM. This can be done easily by an increase/decrease of the base current of 0951cost control circuit As the reference potential of the control cireuit, the Zener voltage of D956 ie 6 v~ ‘The error amplifier consisting of 0954, 0653 annd 0925 compares the Zener voltage and the potential fed back fron the high- tension coils of the flyback transformer to control the base current of 0951. Thus the output of chopper is Pilicontrolied to attain the constant high tension. -9-1.2. DEFLECTION CIRCUIT v seHoLD : ‘The H-SYNC signal is converted into the voltage by 0580 and C584, after being adjusted to ‘attain the constant pulse width by the Mi (mono-muiti) of 10502. Further, it {8 converted into the current by Q581 and 9562 to charge C510. ‘The voltage is increased as C510 is being charged. When the voltage reaches @ constant voltage value, the voltage is discharged. -10- C0512co513 Taking the collector voltage of Q562 a8 Ig, the capacity of C510 as C, and the potential at 510 ae ve Fron a= Side, orn v= o/c ~ r/c In other words, when the frequency of H-SYNC becones higher, I¢ increases, and the charging/ @ischarging cycle becones shorter. This results in an increase in the free-run frequency. When the Yout-of-linit™ external signal ie input in H-SYNC, clamping is made by D587 - D585 when the frequency is over 35.5 kilz, and by D581 when the frequency {s below 15.7 Kile. ‘This enables to Limit the free-run frequency. -ue2) Horizontal Deflection 1 (LA 7852) LATAS2 is ‘used as a horizontal deflection IC. ‘The block diagram is shown below: meee th Is0l | LaTes2 ari ——— 5, food aaa ae hi 3501 = Pate @ ra i Frontside vR(i=shift) The features are the built-in phase-shifter circuit and shifting of the screen position by delaying the synchroning signal with the MM. oe cos3) C0515 Further, the externally-installed resistance of the MM is connected to VR located on the front side. 50 shitting of the screen can be done by means of tne front-side VE: H-OUP Driving Conditions 1, Si 1m —€ Te SCAN-MODE switch is effective up to horizontal frequency 15.7 ~ 25 kHz. When the switch beco- nes wide, in thie range, R51A ie short~ cireuited at 9502, resulting in an increase in the primary current 1 of HDT. Since Tp increases proportionally, the ériving con- Aitions are changed. Therefore, 11 is changed to match SCAN-MODE (Iq), and the value of Iz is set at the level corresponding to Ty. +eCCS16 4) WIDE scaw During the wide scanning, the value of cr ie incre’ Jed to extend the retracing tine. By extending the retracing tine, the high tension works toward the decreasing direction. However, the power circuit corrects it bring the high tension toward the inereasing direc- tion, thus Bd voltage increases. By this arrangement, the deflection current level is incre: 12 and the width of screen ie expanded. = Retrce Tan 2x TER . FORM y. voltsge Fea Bde 1. DY. Gurrent Ty=B4 T/L = 5) S-shape correction ‘The capacity of S-shape correction capacitor should be made variable depending on the hori- zontal frequency. For this resson, Cy is svitched over to four steps depending on the frequency.6) 7 cosi7 Horizontal Raster width ‘The secondary current of 1503 Le controlled by the front VAHSZ (H-size). 1502 has a charac teristic that its primary elde inductance changes by the secondary current. Therefore, the screen width is controlled by a change in the deflection current. Horizontal Raster Position o Heo ln. ae a o 2S E -15-a) ” 518 ‘the raster position is set by applying DC bias carrent to the deflection current. the direc tion of bias is changed by S251. Furthernore, the value of bias current can be varied by 5252. ‘Therefore, the raster position can be controlled in two stages both in the right~ and lefthand sides. High-tension and X-ray Protector 1cs01 pect ® fn = D502 Zener aiode monitors the FBT pulee. When the high-tenekon becomes ober 26 KY, S02 Le turned o€, thus a8 the voltage 1s impressed on 16@ pin, the thyristos: inside ehe 16 te Locked to stop horizontal osciilation. ‘to rele: the hold-down state, the monitor should be turned OFF. V+HOLD cirouit Alike the H-HOLD circuit, the charge/discharge cycle of C404 is controlled, and the free-run, ~ 16 -GO frequency is controlled by converting the V-SwC signal into frequency ~> voitage and voltage ~> current. 10) V-DEFL circuit ‘V-DEFL IC TDAL670 is used to make direct ariving of Dy (detection yoke). The DY has such a low impedance (nH, 4-chn), resulting in the formation of a cirouit with Low distortion. ‘The block diagram is shown below: (2) Blanking output. (4) Fly-back Generation Circuit (2) Blanking Generation/crr (5) Oscillating circuit Protection cireuits (6) Butter circuit (3) Voltage Regulator Circuit -areLe co520 HIGH-TENSION CIRCUIT ‘This circuit increases Vey and supplies normal anode voltage, focusing voltage, and acraan voltage. 1) Correction of Raster width Variation by change in The Brightness In addition to the high-tension and deflection resonance method, the power is supplied to the video load by the tertiary winding. Consequentiy, when the beam current increases, the anode voltage decreases. As a result, the raster width varies toward the larger side. Beceuse of this reason, variations in the nori~ zontal raster width is corrected, by feoding the variations in bean current back to the 24 voltage control cireuit. Variations in the vertical raster width is controlled by feeding the beam current back to the height control cireuit on the vertical rc. siecoset 2) Bigh-tension Constant control To prevent variations in high tension by the horizontal frequency, the voltage dividea by the bleeder resistance is fed back to the Bd control system to incorporate, the high tension constant control fs executed in this way. 3) aL he ABU detaction accuracy is increased by verating the bean-cireuit detecting tran sistor 9500 from the ABE driving transistor 0503 ov iy (As00e) Nh = occ 5 coe he e 34 Fescos22 1.4 VIDEO a) coneral (2) mpue signal (Q)-1 Analog VIDEO + TTL synchronizing signal (2)-2 Analog viDE0 with syve (composite vinE0) (2)-3. 77 vipEO + TY synchronizing signal Tt is possible to input H, V independent, HY composite as well as the polarity noth positive and negative into the TTL synchronizing signa. (2) Imput signal change-over ‘The change-over of the analog and TTL VIDEO signals 1s done by 5203. At the sare tine with the input signal, the change-over of the operation USER - CoNT = VR (GAIN . BRT) is performed. (3) TT input ‘The TTL input is D/A-converted by 1C201. The output is for 8 colers, 16 pastel colors, and 16 saturated colors, allowing the changeover to 64 colors. = 20 -3) «6 C0523 Ae the text display, green, amber and white can be displayed. ‘The setting of each output color fs done by a combination of Hi/io signals. ‘the change-over of the BRT vR variable range in 16 to 64 colors ie done by rc2il. Analog input ‘The analog input or D/A-converted TRL input is transmitted to 1¢202 by 9203. rc202 is pri splitter which controle DC clasp, BIAS and GAIN De clanp is operated by the clamp pulee of @ pin and the 16-pin clamp Level voitege, while CAIN 1s adjustea by the Dc voltage of @ vin. 1C212 4s the IC for fine adjustment of AIM, and controlled by 1€209 to attain constant brightness at PGR, 5-2, COA and BOA compatible Pc: BRIGHT, GIN, USER VRE BRIGHT VR is fitted with the conter click land used for BIAS at the tine of analog oacoseda input and for Lo INP (1/3, 3/3) brightness adjustment at the time of TM input. GAIN VR is used for the amplitude adjustment. 2) VIDEO circuit For both analog and TTL, the VIDEO signal is input from the sane D-SUB shrink 15 pin. For the pre-amplifier (16202), analog or TTL ts input by change-over of $203. (2) Block diagram VIDEO system ier * cam g aa 2 om *s et =a LL C a) pre EBT Sas rer leon Lites | cue (1) Gate Array D/A conversion (2) pre-amplifier (3) Amplifier = 22@ cCo525 Pre-asplitier ‘The TM, signal is input into the gate array (10201), and decoded as follows by the color node selector switch on the rear panel: 2 colore 16 pastel colore ‘couoR { 16 saturate colors 64 colors ‘areen ext | anber Limite The decoded signal is output by the gate array in the forn of open collector. ‘This output fs connected to BRIGHT and GAIN's front VR, and D/A-converted at a voltage level of 0 - 1.0v. For this reason, BRIGHT circuit fe separatea from GAIN circuit by means of pre-amplifier. Furthermore, GAIN VR controls only the gain of tow intensity while BRIGHT VR controls the gains of both low and high intensities. ‘The analog signal is input directly to the pre-enplifier (£0202) via 5203, and its bias and gain are controlled and amplified by BRIGHT VR and GAIN VR respectively. ~ 23 -a CC526 ‘the signal to be amplified by the pre-amplitier is added with the correcting current depending fon the nunber of horizontal Lines. thus variations in brightnees by the changes in horizontal Lines are prevented. Main amplifier he ignal output from the pre-amplifier ie asplified by the cascade-connected main amplifier, for the purpose of improvement in the broad-band video characteristics, and supplies the voltage being amplified to about, 40Vp_p to the CRT cathode via the STEP output buster: aR 6 (2) anateg ~ 24cos27 3) Synchronizing Signal (1) classifications of synchronizing (sync.) signais ‘The synchronizing signals which can be input are as follow: 1. TPL separate (+/-) 2. TPL composite (+/-) 3. Analog Sync. on Green (0.3¥) (2) audgenent of synchronous polarity ‘The synchronizing signal 1s converted into the DC Level signal by the integrating circuit. ‘his signal is taken as the input of MPU (to be explained later) and used as the control signal for V-Height in the preset mod syve. system Hw o I co) y oieoe » wo (2) shaping of wave Form (4) Change-over of V-HEIGHT, ete. (2) polarity sudgenent” (5) B/V Separation Cizeule (3) potartty dudgenent (6) ¢-bit Micro-counputer ~ 25 -4) cos28 syne. on Green” Automatic Detection circuit For the auto-tracking monitor, its response to “sync. on Green" has to be taken into con~ aigeration. This moniter performs autozatic Judgement of “sync. on Green” signal. Its method is explained below a Pr ae 2 apes In the case of "sync. on Green", the horizontal synchronizing signal of TTL input does not exist. In other words, the TTL horizontal synchronizing signal triggers the one shot multi-vibrator to protect the signal from the “sync. on Green" separation circuit If the TTL synchronizing signal does not exist, the synchronizing signal from "syne. on Green" ie connected. ~~5) Synchronous Separation Circuit In the conventional eyste 1 the integrating ekrcuit was used when sparating the vertical synchronizing signal fron the composite synchronizing signal. However both accuracy and stability were poor, and its application to the automatic tracking monitor was not suitable. (any signal should be separated correctly-) Tharefore, in thie monitor, separation is nade by the digital circuit shown below: @ EB e UU LU U1 @ C0529 6) Concept of Brightness control For the brightness control, BRIGHT VR and GAIN VR are available. For the analog application, these controls are operated for GAIN and for BIAS, while for the TTL application, they are operated for the total GAIN and for Lo INT. Analog rm carn va BRIGHT VR carn Bi iw (equipped wien zl the center click) BIAS Lo Int (for 1/3 sha 1/3 in 64 colors)C0530 EIADEI9 SNISSEDOUE TRNOTS ONTZINOMHONASCOSSTcO5s2 2 | ‘anu ‘aunus ‘ger ¢ axe Wi0d BAW YOT0S avaya at s30T09 essedLs C0534 pu (MICRO PROCESSING UNIT) 2) Mode Suitching Cizeult by MPU This monitor judges the mode by the flow chart fs shown in Fig. 2-1, depending on the fre- quency, polarity, type and switching conditions Of synchronizing signal, and controls the internal circuit to display an adequate screen. nis ewitcning control ie done by the 4-bit MPU. Im this case, the term “type of aynchronizing signal” means the two types, namely, the separate sink and the composite sink when the switch {s in the preset state, the IBM modo autonatic correction is perforned. Fig. 2-2 shows the MPU control block diagran. ‘The synchronizing signal being input is classified into four stages ae shown in Table 2-1, depending on ite frequency. Furthermore, the MPU identifies ae to whether the input signal is CGA, MDA, EGA, PG (or VER depending fon the polarity and type of eynchronizing signal.) when the switch {s in normal state, the classified vertical frequency range is encoded -a2-2) in 2ebit and output as the vertical screen width control signal. When the switch is pre- set, output is made after control to the vertical screen-width, vertical screen-position, horizontal screen-width, horizontal sereen- position, brightness, and digital color matrix by the Identified IBM mode. When the IBM signal ie input in the state of switch pre-set, the screen can be displayed with adequate sereen-width, screen-position and brightness, without operating the volune-control located on the front side, Regardless of the switch position, the classified horizontal frequency range is encoded in 2-bit, and output as the control signal of Seshape correction capacitor (Cs). Identification of Frequency by MPU Figures 2-2 and 2-3 illustrate the composition of a/n ‘The vertical eynchronizing signal is input as an interruption (170) while the horizontal synchronizing signal ig divided into four in its circunference and each quarter is input as an interruption. - 33 - C0535C0536 Within the MPU, the tiner interruption of 0.5as cycle is generated by the clock generator. The vertica frequency (Fv) counts the number of timer interruptions generated in a vertical interruption cycle, and calculates the fre- quency by equation 4-1. Fv = 1/(0-5 x 109 x ve) = 2,000/Ve [Hz] (4-1) here Vo iv the software-counter by 2-word RAM. xn this aysten, when the frequency increases, the resolution decrenses. therefore, in the high-frequency region, thé bande to be classified have been expanded. Ae shown in Fig. 2-4, the horizontal synchro= nous freguency (Fy) takes a tine delay of Sas just after the vertical fntercuption, counts ‘the number (ic) of hortzontal interruptions to bo generated during the next Sms, and calcula tes the frequency by equation 4-2. Fy = 4lic/(Sx10"3) = aHe/S (ete) (4-2) Classification is made into four stages by the calculated frequency as shown in Table 2-1. - 343) CC537 ‘The reason why the horizontal synchronizing signal is divided into four in its elroum ference and taken as the interruption input is to secure sufficient interruption processing time, The minimum interruption cycle is of the horizontal interruption, and its cycle becomes minimum vhen the horizontal frequency {8 35.5 kz. By dividing into four in its efrcum ference, the minimum intexruption cycle fs taken as 110 ps. Furthermore, the nesting-less progran has been designed by minimizing the number of etpes in the interruption processing program. The time delay of Sus just after the vertical interruption is set to eliminate the difference in counting due to existence of non-existence of the equivalent pulse as is observed in the composite synchronizing eignal. Judgement of Synchronizing Signal Type by MPU Among the IBM signals, the difference of hori~ zontal synchronous frequency between VGA and PGC is only 1 kiiz. As cited in 2) above, the -35-C0538 resolution of horizontal frequency is 0.8k#2, which makes the Judgement by frequency dif- ficult. For this reason, the difference in synchronizing signal types as the criterion for judgement. Fig. 2-5 shows the cireuit configuration. First, the logical product of each synchronizing signal is taken by the output of HPU, and its Logical sum ts taken as the interruption input. When the logical product cannot be taken, the interruption input is not generated. ‘therefore, in terns of software, the excess of interruption-waiting time is detected. Thus the MPU reverses the output when the excess of time {s generated, When the interruption ts generated, the type of synchronization ts Judged by the statue of output. Pig. 2-6 shows the Elow chart. 4) Detection of Synchronous Frequency by MPU ‘The graphic board is available. This hes multiple number of synchronizing signals and uses these frequencies by changing-over in terms of software. To be applicable to these ~ 36 -C0539 boards, it has been designed so that the micro~ program of MPU can detect the changes in synchro- nous Frequency and change the control output. First of all, the change in frequency is detected. To prevent unstable variations in the control output, the software filter is pro- vided to neglect the variations below 2kitz of horizontal frequency and 4Hz of vertical fre~ quency. Purthermore, in sone boards, the synchronous polarity is changed-over at the sane tine of the synchronous frequency. In this case, the MPU detects very unstable variations of frequency. To prevent such unstable picture by variations in frequency, the MPU outputs blanking signal to the screen. when the frequency s stabilized, the MPU ‘transmits the control output in accordance with the frequency being input. Yor details, refer to the flow chart in Pig. 2-7. Eee som aaa Bley + tee ttem | ae PO ates ae nee pen * na justable | 1 mressscn sean te Y Foe 5-355: | Conerod ‘hajustable Selects By ayo Sor analog’ snpueeing bispley Node line Node ontzok Senta ote rymisin eon Pe BLSEI a9 toe mals — Doan tin . 400 Tne mode, ——P 2401s 180mm £0 tne ty ttn on Fesinssot 2, sajutaple by any veit omy o Rderebueyo toxucd [~senc-efueys -] [seao-s! Bug ssounustsa sexs-n/aarus-n| feazs-a/sarHs-0 ‘auousbpat Pon 9/a KEE BesuSbENE BE ‘auowespn As an a zonoobuewD rrocris | me Fag) gc fe Tees eee naw Peel | T oD f— ure | oTgTTdue oopra oy <—| *FFEH OTOD [—seemeapE aayreTor | Ta Teese Toure J musa =I : mason sw om weiowrd ¥ooTE LIADMED aNIssEDONa THNOTS ¢~z “STEC0543 Vertical synchronizing Signal Classification Table Range: Resolution vso | 45-55 He | 1.2H2 at S02 veo | 55-65 ue | 1.0K2 at 60H vio | 65-80 tz | 2,52 at 70He veo | 80-90 Hz | 4.0%: at osnz Horizontal Synchronizing Signal Classification Table Range wis | 15.7 - 19 kia a2 [19 - 23 Ke w25 | 23-20 kuz 30 | 26 - 35.5ku2 ‘Table 2-1 SYNCHRONIZING SIGNAL FREQUENCY CLASSIFICATION ‘TABLES: -a-cos4a 4imtz oscillator Generator 0.5ms Timer 1fterruption vertical Sateen Interrupt 0 Horizontal, ‘ interrupt 3 syne. Signal 2-3. FREQUENCY sUDGEMEND CIRCUIT Vertical — synehroni sa0307 sunghfontSation ‘ydgenant—— _ ening’ losszontay synghroni zac: vnsudgenent Eining Fig. 2-4 FREQUENCY JUDGEMENT TIMING CHARTcos45 ri Horizontal synchronization Composite _| Synchronous Vertical synchronization Aga |g ) seraratp : : : Output, Port interrupt Input Fig. 2-8 SYNCHRONIZING SIGNAL TYPE JUDGEMENT CIRCUIT Port ~ 0 Inverse Wait re 2 port -1 ; separa feompossie Synchronttation | synctiron’ dation T Fig. 2-6 SYNCHRONIZING SIGNAL TYPE JUDGEMENT FLOW CHARTFig. 2-7 AUTOMATIC TRACKING FLOW CHART BV output ee Ei output : tial thay «17 ‘40 + "0" count = "W" count| (initial fag - 0) . . 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(AT OPEN THE COVER) ___] ® Ol @ eon VIEW THREE DATA [WTO 16] UF 0-32 [UF TO 46 caro anes | procs | pases | _nenanas @ core | vse | Ws | UE @ t0r-2200-|— we [We @_tor-2200 | — = ise deg no, © TERASAKT ELECTRIC C0.Po10) ~ [POT] CBM-520 PRINTER MODEL CBM-520 OPERATION MANUAL fmm © reucan evenPO102 Sent. important: This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy which may cause inter= ference to radio and TV reception. 1t has been type tasted and found ta comply with the Limits from a Class 8 computing device in accordance with the specification in Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules, vaich are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference in residentiat installation. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause interference to radio or TV reception, certain corrective measures may be taken as follous. L. Reorient the receiving antenna. Relocate the printer further avay from the antenna. Plug the printer into a different outlet 20 that the printer and receiver are on different branch circuits. Notes: Le The contents of this manual are subject, to change without notice due to impro~ 2. TE any unclear points, erroes. or omtasions ace found in the contents of this manual, notify them to us. 3. The results caused by the operation of this control ts shall not be Quaranteed cegardiess of two [tens above. onan © resin exeerne co, ut.NOW 70 KEEP YOUR PRINTER 14 GOOD OPERATING conprTi0N 1. Never operate the printer without” paper. 2. change tha {nk ribhon hafnre it te dey. 3. Take care not to drop any foreign objects into the printer. Do not put anything on top of the printer. 5. Place the printer on a flat and stable surface. 6. Keep the printer in a properly ventialted room: Excessive heat, cold or hunidity will damage the printer. 7, Make sure the power to the printer is turned Off before replacing the ribbon or attempting to remove any object which may have acciden- tally been dropped into the printer. Pos ons © reusun exer oa, ureP0104 Le summary This opecation manual explains how to opecate com 7520 Secies,cased dot mateix printers. The descriptions in this manual ace subject to change without notice due to impeovenent. 2. GENERAL DESCRIPTION 2-1. intRooucrroN Citizen Dot Printer can-520 Series have been developed to be used as terminals for vacious instruments and personal computers. The ultra-small sized dot prin- ees hava two types of the case configuration: desk top type and panel packing type. ‘Interfaces conforming to Centronics as vell as serial type one (RS232C, TTL level, 20 mA current loop, ara also developed, so the applica Bion cange of the dot printers has cone to be much more widened. 2-2. eearures () A total of 183 characters (31S characters plus nstrunental symbola) are provided for Japan and 191 characters for graphic, and 160 characters for over (2) The Interaittent drive aystem adopted for the pein ters allova no noise to be generated except st. opers tion and the power consumption to be nade less. 3) Enlacged, inverted, and ced characters are availabl. thus the selective range of chacacters for printing Es ucther more videned. (4) The peintecs contain a one-character input buffer and 4 one-line print ‘bu€fer a2 well ag the BUFFER FULL AUTOMATIC PRINT FUNCTION, by which interfacing func~ tion of the printers 1¢ much aore improved. (1 tes contigueation is ultce-snall sized. (6) the peinters contocm to Centronics and RS-2320 Design, so they can be connected compatibly to 4 ces equipped with those interfaces. (7) Regacding the geapnic type, since the aspect ratio Between dots is L:1, any desired graphic image can be ona me. @® tus exccrne 8, unPc105 3. COM-S20 external appearance and name of each pact Paper ouclee Paper cuctee v t Front cover. _ | =e paper vindox__| H] oF cover screw ene, paser tech |_—Feep swtech & as IS ? a over input, verateal Power watt 4 Tatertace - Power connector: screw 4 nm @ reat ect eon.4, cBn-520 dimensions P0106 2 aes = F + Lt {hy} a i 2 a 3 a 97- 2 ie i | 7 case color en 2 oy 7 i 4 © remsut eer ct,5. SPECIFICATIONS, PO107 Sc. erineing specifications 1. Printing system 2. Font: 3. chacacter types: 4, character cod 5. Character siz L. character type 2. Geaphic type Text mod Geanhie mod 6. character spacing: 1. Character type 24 column: 40 column: 2. Geaphic type tine pitch: 7. Peintin columns: Serial impact dot mateix 5X7 dot matrix Alphabetical eh and sysbols (183 characters in * total for Japan, 191 characters for graphic and 160 characters acters, nuserals for foreign) contiras to JIS ¢-6220. 8 SIT code or 7 BIT code 2column: 2.75 am (H) x 1.7 am (wp (0P-555) do-columa; "2.75 am (i) £ 1.2 am (0) (oe-875) 2.75 ma (8) x 1.7 em (W) (DP~555G) 2.75 ma (H) 1.25 mm (H) (DP-575G) 2.75 mm (H) x 2.9 mm CH) (0p-5586, 09-5756) Coluan pitch 2 am Line pitch S.Sem (DP-$55) Column pitch 1.5 an Line piten 5.5 mm (DP-575) Text mode: 2 nm (0P-355¢) 1.5 mm (02-3756) Graphic mode: 2.4 am (DP-555¢, De-$75¢) Text mode: 5.5 am (DP-555¢, P-5750) Graphic mode: 2.75 mm (00-5552, pe-8754) Selectable depending on the mechasiism (24 column/40 column) gm @ vemsin eure en, 0,teineing direction: L character type 2 Graphic type 9. peineing spends 10. Tak eibbont 11, peinting paper: L series; Lett to right R series: Right to Lete only Leét to right (omen printing te made for full coluans) DP-S55 appcox. 1-9 Lines/sec 08-575 approx. 1-2 Lines/sec (amen printing ts made for 5 coluans) DP-SSS approx. 4 Lines/see DP-S7S approx. 4 Lines/sec Two colors (red and black), Width 12, mm (apoot diameter 30° am or 35am Dp-S55 Width 57.5 mm 40-5 am Outside diameter 60 mm or less Dp-S7s Width 69 ma + 1 me Outside diameter 60 mm or less (High quality plain paper, Paper thickness 60 £0 8Cun) P0108 on @ remsua cutie 0,P0109 5-2. GENERAL SpEcrFICATIONS 1. AC power Power consumption ‘Ac Loov + 108 Chacacter type: 20W (Maximum) Graphic type 40H (Haximum) 74 o Less (Stand by) ste to 4orc 4. Storing temparature 5. uniaity 6. weight, 7. Acoustic noise Insulating resistance Reliabilicy 20°C to 70°C 20VRH to BOERH (Ho conder ing) CBM-520 series: approx. 3.0 kg Approximately 70 dB or Less Ac power source —- ground Line (FC), 50M or above measured by 2 OC 500¥ meager. Printec: More than 1,500,000 Lines Printing head: tore than 36,000,000 characters on © reusun cues a,6. OPERATIONAL FUNCTEOKS 8-1. Test peineing When the power switch is turned ON or at the Leading edge Of RESET signal {€ the PAPER FEED signal has deen fenteced, alphabetic and special characters are peinted ut automacically. If the PAPER FEED signal rensin OW when the printing {s completed, paper feeding ts then stacted again. 6-2, Manual mode (1) paper teasing TE the paper feed avitch of the input signal is sot to Low for more than 200 usy paper feeding is made: during tow. ‘and as long as the switch or the signa) ramains LOW, the paper faeding {# continued. ‘BUSY signal 1 not in output condition for the manual psp (2) Reset RESET is done vhan the reset terminal is sat to 108 for mora than $0 as. When’ the RESET {s done, the input buffer, print buffer, and FAULT signal are cleared, and black and normal characters are sot. ‘The INITIAL SET command Is stored vithia the contro) board. Pam © vesssecr sien P0110 Fr Sending be TH,Porit 1 RALATENANCE 7-1. maintenance To alvays Keep the peinter (CBM-510/~520) in good con- dition, pectors periodic cleanings 4s follow (1 Wipe off the dicey of the printed case with 4 cloth damped "vith alcohol." Be careful not to wet the elctro- sic paces and machine body at this time (2) Inside of the printer Renove dust and foreign pacticles from the printer mechanism and P:C.8 using a soft brush vhen parts ace rapla the top cover or case Le removed. Be careful not ‘to damage electronic parts and wiring. sure to make the ploy off from the outlet before per~ forming those cleaning operations. 130 wher 7-2. Method of setting the paper and ink ribbon nk ribbon + Switch off vhen exchanging ‘the dink ribbon, Je careful not to contaminate the machine body with ink nen replacing the -ink ribbon. If contaminated, wipe witn a clotn dapsed vith alcohol mediately. Always keep the paper free from dust. Wow to replace the CAM-520 machine Fingae-loosen two scravs fixing the front cover remove the cover defore replacing the ink cibbon.7-3. Fuse ceplacement TE the, printer does not operate, or the indicator tanp does not Light, check the fuse ficst. If the fuse ts blown, replace (t as follow: Check the trouble cau: che se and repair 1 before replacing (4) Rasove tour sceave fixing the panel. (2) Renove the mechanism body from the case. (3) Remove the fuse cover of the rear power unit. (A) Replace the fuse (125v 1A) F-7151 (Sato Parts) or equivalent. Pori2 eae © rus caseree ea, v0.aw @ eo a oa eo m @ a0 Po11s Sutm cen NOTES oN HANDLING Hake sure each connection of the connectors La made properly. In particular, check them for polarity. IE Lt ds connected in reverse, the internal elements may be damaged. the FROGE algnal Le output when the motor Ls locked. TE Lt Ls out put, perform proceedings in elation to faxtecnal RESET qrroc, ete. to ceatore the normal sta- tus before redtarting the printing operation. Avold ong wiring of algnal Lines or connecting to olay apparatus. 12 any Long wiring Ls unavoidable consider affactive praventive mesures, for example, using 4 shield Line or twidted pair Line for each signal. Meat must be considered vhen sealed into a smdll case oF when built In with pacts which disperse much heat. lvays keep avay from excessive vibration and dust. Do not touch the printing head during operation. Do not perform printing operation when the Ink elbbon and paper are not set. If the printed characters becose faint, replace the ink elbbon. 1@ careful not to drop foreign particles (clips, ping, etc.) into the printer sechanian. Sometines red characters are sat mechanically just, hen: the POWER avitch Ls turned ON. go be auce to feed more than-one Line before using the printer. ont @ seusan ueene ea,SERVICE MANUAL MODEL G-315 ORIGINAL JUL., 1986 (E0-16152) DOCUMENT NO. E0-16152A (REVISED) 1, BO-26152R oct, 1986 CITOHCChepter 2. OPERATION 1315)CONTENTS 411 Power switch and power cord 22 Cperation panel 23. Alarm awitch r — 24 ow to mount and remove the slbbon cassette 25 Aljusiment of gap between printhead and platen... 216 How to inert paper 2.7. Hw 10 change the £986 snes 28 Removing and installing the printhead. 29 How to connect the fnterface cable a sens 229 230 2aPOGOd 2.1 Power Switch and Power Cord 2.4.1 Power Seiteh “The power ewitch i located on the tight side ofthe printer, near the rear, as shown in Fig. 24 Pushing te front “side ofthe switch will turn on the pistes, and pushing the rear "O” side OF esi will ta of the piner The plates onoff state is indisted by the power indicator ‘onthe operation panel (et Fig. 2-3) Fig 24 2.4.2 Power Cord “Attach he power cord to the inlet atthe back ofthe printer as shown in Fg. 22. Before connecting ‘the power cord to the outlet, be sure that the power swith is off. NOTE: Remove all shipping resains before appling power. Permanent damage ean occu a2.2 Operation Panel “This printer hasan operation pane, atthe foot right-hand sde ofthe top cove, as shown in the Figure below. Thee ave four push switches, thiee green LED indicator lamps, and one ved LED indiatet lamp, a oa Fig 23 2.2.1 Operation Switches (In Normal Printer Mode) 2 LQ Switch Pressing this switch wil toga the DP (Data Procesing) mode and the NLQ (Neat Letter ‘Qualig) or LQ (Letter Quality) mode, But be sure to perform the LQ switching while no printing i taking pace b. ON LINE Switch By pressing this switch, the printer can be placed online or offing LE Switch ‘When this switch i pressed in an offline tate, onelne fed takes place. When the switch Is kept pressed, four line feds take place and then the paper i fed continuously 4. TOF Switch ‘When this switch is pressed in an offline state the paper is automatically fed tothe TOF position tet fa the VFU (Verleal Format Uni).P0606 222 Indieator Lamps 2 POWER Lamp ‘Wen the pater power i turned on, Is tarned orf, this ump ght, The lr remains i until the power 1b ALARM Lamp ‘Wen an bral condition such as Cover Open and PE (Paper Empty) occurs inthe printer, this Tamp lights or blinks. The lamp goes out when the abnormal condition is cleared, «IQ Lamp ‘This lamp lights when the LQ (Leter Quality) or NLQ (Near Leiter Quality) mode islet: 4, The lamp Is off while the DP mode is selected, 4. ON LINE Lamp “This lamp lights when the printer is ready to receive data (on-in). Te lamg the printer isnot ready to reeive data (Fin). off when 2a2.3 Alarm Switch - Cover Open Switch + This isa interlock switch which indicates thatthe print cover is open (Cover Open). + When the covers opened during printing, the printer automatically stops afer printing fone line and then Is deselected, When no printing is taking place, the protr is ined ately deselected, ‘To resume the prater operation, close the cover and press the ON LINE switch to place the printer on ine Paper Empty Switch 4 This switch indicates thatthe paper end is near or no paper Is inserted. + ‘The switc is installed behind the platen, Whe it detects the absence of paper (PE: Paper Empty), the ALARM lamp comes on. The printer continues printing to 8 postion of bout one inch from the paper end and thn is placed offline to stop printing. To con- tinue pining, press the ON LINE switch otha the pine prints ene ine and stops again. 4 Ifa PE sate is detected when the power is turned on of an INPUT PRIME: signal i received, the priner will nimediately be placed of ine2.4 How to Mount and Remove the Ribbon Cassette ‘The ribbon cassette should be mounted on the printer inthe following mane, © Check that the prater power i of © Remove the print cover, Move the cartier to the let © Tusn the cassette dive knob ofthe ribbon cassette clockwise to take up the slack. © Place he rear ofthe ribbon casttte below the cover, snd inset the ibbon cassette between theron guide plate and the ibbon guide. Alig the left and right notches ofthe casse.e ih he caste supporters and push the cassette agains the ribbon deck unl a lick is hea Ifthe easste iit, push down the casete while turning the casete drive kncb clockwise, © After the ribbon cassettes mounted, turn the casete drive knob clockwise and check that ‘he caste i properly engaged with the ribbon drive gear ‘To remove the sibbon caste pull upon the caste while pushing he case holding clases sreay from the easete In order o perform color printing, the colorsibbon must be installed color printer onl)2.5 Adjustment of Gap Between Print Head and Platen ‘The sop between the print head and the platen can be adjusted for four positions by means ofthe gap aajust ever 1) Moving the gap adjust lever towards the rear ofthe printer will decrease the gap between the printhead and te platen, The lever should usualy be se tthe rear most postion whe single sheet pape is wed 2) For multiple copes, move the gap adjust lever and adjust i forthe desired paper thickness r etd Ploton Fo. 25 a62.6 How to Insert Paper ‘Tus pier can roid four Kind of paper handling, You can sles the most omelet ooe among them Fr dea ete scons tha are reed ofa each example Paper sigs are O Friction Feed. (Section 26.) @ Push tractor, (Section 26.2) © Putltracior, (Section 2.63) Fa. 261264 Fikllon Feed (Using Single Sheet Paper) 2a ‘Remo the print cover and he print cover (B). ad open he paper cover rearward by rotating i ig. 27) Prot Cover Pull the let and right tractor nit look levers toward you to release the tractor ut then posh down the tractor uni NOTE: Ifyou have rouble pushing down the center ofthe tractor unit, please push down is Tet side Fog.28Fg.292614 Turn the power on, Then pull the auto loading lever all the way forward to engage the tuto loading suitch until the paper appear infront ofthe platen then pul the le a¥ay fom you. (The paper will automaticaly be fed.) Paver ‘Aut toasng lve. Papers Paten [ND - SD Fig. 211 2518 Opente print cover again, then set the bal rollers a regular interval, and mount he print cover tothe wine, Bal tae a = Paper, Fig. 2122.62 Push Tractor Operation 2621 Remove the print cover and print cover (B), and open the paper cover. Print cove (8) Fig. 213 Pull the left and right tractor unit look Ivers toward you t release the tractor uns thea push down the tractor unit. NOTE: If you have trouble pushog down the center of the tractor uit, please push down is left side, “Hactor unit lock lvoe Fig. 214 [NOTE: Ifyou have trouble pushing down the center of th tractor wil, please pik down its let or right side, and make sure the left and right tractor uni Tock levers return to the rar.1262.2 Insert the pape below the paper cover of the printer and move the friction release lever {othe pin feed position and adjust the right and left sprocket actor postions for proper paper width ull te tractor set of the paper. Then te left tractor searwatd. Move the trator to the kt edge tractor set lever toward you to lock the tractor. ‘actors: bret —— Fi. 248 NOTE: The left tractor mover slighty (Open the paper holder. Alin the lefthand side holes of the paper with the wacior pins. Then close the paper holder Fo. 21826.3 Pull Tractor Operation 263.1 Remove the print cover and the print cover (B) and open the nape [zorfwe-2t | HOZAN MANUAL HC-21 DEMAGNETIZER This unit is very usefull for dissolving the shear on Color T.V., vhich arises from angnetizing the sealed plates, etc, of T.V. Braun-tibe, by Uve anplication of the de-gaussing function of A.C., magnet. Hore clear color-siadow can be brought Uhrough its easier hard ig. SPECIFICATION: Relative Magnetic Out-break : Hore than 8.3 volts. Currency (loaded) 3.1 A (1209) 1.3.4 (230¥) Rating (continuous) + 2.5 minutes Weight (net) 2 about 0.8kgs, B Dimension £ 30x30%195mm ("— operarion: (1) Insert the plug into A.C. consent. (2) Push on the svitch-button and approaching the head of unit closely ‘to the shadow-msk. After moving evenly, just like wiping, along Is surface, Gradually keeping avay from it. But, this operation mist be continued until the shadoy-fluttering comes dovn, and normally the operation tine Is about $0 seconds. (B) Please take notice of the followings; 8) If the currency should be cut during operation, try again trom the beginning. b) For degaussing the inside of T.¥. set, don’t appoach the unit to Purity and C.B. tagnet. ©) During operation don’t be svitch-off, and afteer degaussing please switch-off without fail. a). Wear off the wrist vatch during operation. FUNCT ON; (1) The magnetic distribution of this unit same as for Bar-nagnet. (2) Rating of this unit is decided whthin the tine-linit, when the coil tesperature goes up more than the room temperature, according 16 Coil-resistance Hethod(J1S). (@) In case of the switch being not "OFF, the case of this unit aay be dissoved ty heat at about 5 tines of rating. (@ At the area of 60 cycles currency, the magnelic outbreak and currency load increases about 20%, and KaLing about 40%.