MX2600 - MX3100Handy
MX2600 - MX3100Handy
MX2301N
MX2600N
MX3100N
TECHNICAL HANDY GUIDE
Version 4a(October 2009)
Handy Guide
Information contained within this guide is subject to change without prior notice.
This Handy Guide is not a substitute for the official Sharp Service Manuals.
It is for use by Sharp qualified service technicians with the intention of improving
the efficiency of Sharp MFP Devices.
All the latest fault finding information, firmware and printer drivers
can be found on the SHARP Support Website
SHARP ELECTRONICS (UK) LTD
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www.sharp.co.uk
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Useful Technical Links;
Technical Website www.tradenet.sharp.co.uk/tech
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Product Key Registration http://dse‐pub.sharp.co.jp/key/
User Name: keyuser
Password: key000323
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Handy Guide
October 2009 Page
1 Machine Specification 4
2 Machine Options 6
3 Consumables 8
4 Initial Set‐up 10
5 Colour Calibration 13
6 Maintenance 15
7 Electrical 19
8 Parts Compatibility 20
9 Coin Vend Interface 21
10 Product Key Registration 23
11 Firmware Upgrade:‐ USB Memory Device 24
Web (Network) 26
Recovery 28
12 HDD Replacement Procedure 29
13 E‐Manual Update 31
14 Firmware & Print Driver Revision 32
15 Test Simulation 33
16 Trouble Codes 38
17 Jam Cause Codes 41
18 Repair Hints 45
19 Notes 46
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Machine Specification
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Machine Specification
MX2301N MX2600N MX3100N
Network Printing STD
Print speed (A4:continuous,
excluding RIP time)
B/W 23ppm 26ppm 31ppm
Colour 23ppm 26ppm 31ppm
PDL (Emulation) STD. PCL5c / PCL6
Opt. (MX‐PKX1) PS3 Emulation
PS
Interface USB2.0, 10/100/1000BaseTX
Fonts 80 (PCL), 136 (PS3 – Opt)
STD: Win/98/Me, WinNT4.0/2000/XP/Vista/Server 2003
Supported OS
Mac OS 9.0‐9.2.2 Mac OS X 10.2.8 / 10.3.9 / 10.4 – 10.4.11 / 10.5 – 10.5.4
Optional MX‐PKX1 required
Bundled Utility Software Printer Administrator Utility, Status Monitor
JPEG, TIFF, PRN (Std)
Direct Print
PDF, Encrypted PDF, PS (MX‐PKX1)
Document Filing STD
Capacity (HDD) 10GB (Quick) + 30GB (Main)
Quick Folder ** 1400 pages or 1000 files
Main & Custom Folder ** 4200 pages or 3000 files
User Folders (Max.) 1000
User Registrations 1000
Network Scanning STD
Type Full Colour, Greyscale & B/W
Push Scan: 100, 200, 300, 400, 600 dpi
Resolution
Pull Scan: 75, 100, 150, 200, 300, 400, 600 dpi
Mono: TIFF, PDF & Encrypted PDF
Format
Colour: TIFF, JPEG, PDF & Encrypted PDF
Duplex Yes
Desktop (Sharpdesk), FTP , Folder (SMB server),
Destination
USB memory, E‐mail, HDD, i‐Fax
Dial Registration Max 999 (one touch), 500 (group)
Bundled Utility Software Network Scan Tool, Sharpdesk 3.2 (1 license), TWAIN
Fax Opt (MX‐FXX2)
Communication Formula Super G3
Transmission Speed 2sec.range(Super G3/JBIG) 6sec.range(G3/ECM)
Transmission Resolution Standard – 203.2 x 97.8 dpi, Extra Fine – 406.4 x 391 dpi
Communication Line PSTN
Compression MH,MR,MMR,JBIG
Dial Registration Max 999 (one touch), 500 (group)
Broadcast Max 500
PC‐Fax Yes
Fax Routing (E‐Mail) Yes
** Note: Document Filing Capacity Based On A4 (B/W) @ 6% Coverage.
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MX2301N OPE Panel
MX2600N – MX3100N OPE Panel
MX-FNX9
MX-TRX1
MX-FN10 *
MX-FXX2
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MX-RBX3 *
MX-LCX1 *
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Machine Options
Model Name
MX‐2600N
Description MX‐2301N Remarks
MX‐3100N
3,500 Sheet Large Capacity tray [A4] N/A MX‐LCX1
Cabinet MX‐DKX3
500 Sheet Paper Drawer/Desk MX‐DEX8
2 x 500 Sheet Paper Drawer/Desk MX‐DEX9
Required for Saddle
Paper Pass Unit N/A MX‐RBX3
Finisher
Inner Finisher MX‐FNX9
Punch Module
• 2 Hole MX‐PNX1A
• 4 Hole MX‐PNX1C
• 4 Hole Wide MX‐PNX1D
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Machine Consumables
Life (Approx).
MX2301N
Product Description / Contents MX2600N
MX3100N
Toner
MX‐31GTBA Black Toner Cartridge (A4 @ 5%) 18k
MX‐31GTCA Cyan Toner Cartridge (A4 @ 5%)
MX‐31GTYA Yellow Toner Cartridge (A4 @ 5%)
Peripherals
MX‐SCX1 Staple Cartridge for Inner Finisher 5000 staples (x 3)
MX‐31GVBA Black Developer (100K)
MX‐31GRSA OPC Drum (Colour 60K, Black 100K)
MX‐31GUSA OPC Drum Unit (Colour 60K, Black 100K)
Colour ‐ 60k
Main Charge Kit
Mono (K) ‐ 100k
• Main Charge Unit
MX‐310MK
• Drum Cleaner Blade
• EPDM Gum 80
DV Seal Kit
• DV Seal x3.
MX‐310DS
• DV Side Seal F/R x3.
• DV Toner Filter x3.
Process Section ‐ Other
MX‐310HB Waste Toner Box (inc LSU cleaner x 3) 40K (dependant on usage)
Ozone Filter Kit
MX‐310FL 100k
• Ozone Filter x 1
• Paper Ejection Filter x 2
MX‐310PD PS Paper Dust Removing Unit 100K
* Not applicable for MX2301N
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Machine Consumables
Life (Approx).
MX2301N
Product Description / Contents MX2600N
MX3100N
Fuser Section
Upper Heat Roller Kit:‐
• Upper Heat Roller
MX‐310UH • Upper Separation Pawl x 4
• Upper Separation Spring x 4
• Upper Thermistor
Lower Heat Roller Kit:‐ 200k
• Lower Heat Roller
• Lower Separation Pawl x 4
MX‐310LH
• Lower Separation Spring x 4
• Lower Thermistor
Fuser Cleaning Roller:‐
• Cleaning Roller
MX‐310CR 100K
• Bearing x 2
Transfer Section
Primary Transfer Belt Kit:‐
• Transfer Belt
• Primary Transfer Blade
MX‐310B1
• Charge Wire PTC
• Charger Cleaner 200k
• Charger Cleaner B
Primary Transfer Roller Kit:‐
MX‐310X1 • Transfer roller x 4
• Belt drive gear
Secondary Transfer Belt Kit:‐
MX‐310B2
• Transfer belt only
Secondary Transfer Roller Kit:‐ 300k
• Transfer roller
MX‐310X2
• Drive idle gear
• Upper Thermistor PA
Service Rotation Unit
MX‐310U1 Primary Transfer Belt Unit 200K
MX‐310U2 Secondary Transfer Belt Unit 300K
MX‐310FU Fusing Unit (230v) 200K
Note: The consumable life may vary, depending on document density, temperature, humidity
and machine operation.
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Initial Set‐Up
DEVELOPER INSTALLATION
Sim 25‐02 Auto Developer Adjustment
Select CMYK
Note: Toner Installation should be performed after
Auto Developer Adjustment is completed
For Optimum Image Quality it is recommended to
install developer at the customer site
INITIAL SETTINGS
Sim 26‐06 Machine Destination Set
Sim 26‐02 LCC Paper Size setting
Sim 26‐03 Auditor Specification Mode Set‐Up
Sim 26‐05 Total/Maintenance Counter Set‐Up
Sim 26‐18 Toner Save Mode (Only UK & Japan Markets)
Sim 26‐52 Blank Paper Count Mode Setting (Non Print)
Sim 26‐53 Enable/Disable Auto Colour Calibration (End‐User)
Sim 26‐65 Finisher Alarm mode
Select Staple sheet limit (30 or 50)
Staple copies/sets limit (ON/OFF)
Sim 26‐67 Summer Time/Internet Time Synchronization
CASSETTE SETUP & PAPER TYPE
Set cassette size by adjusting the guides in the cassette.
Paper Size & Type Setting:‐ System Settings – Tray Settings
IMAGE WRITING DISTORTION – CMYK
Sim 61‐04 Image Writing Adjustment (Black)
Select Paper A3
Sim 50‐22 Image skew adjustment (Colour)
DRUM POSITION (PHASE) & COLOUR REGISTRATION
Sim 50‐22 Drum Pos Adjustment
Registration Adjustment
Select ALL
Note: Manual Colour Registration (Sim 50‐20/21) &
Drum Position (Sim 44‐31) adjustments can also be
performed if required.
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Initial Set‐Up
PRINT IMAGE MAGNIFICATION & OFF CENTRE
Manual Adjustment:
Sim 50‐10 Adjust BK MAG to 240mm
Image Off Centre Adjustment
(All cassettes & ADU).
Automatic Adjustment:
Sim 50‐28 BK MAG ADJUST (Magnification)
SETUP/PRINT ADJ (Offset)
COPY IMAGE POSITION & VOID
Manual Adjustment:
Sim 50‐01 Lead/Rear Edge, Image Loss &
Void Adjustment.
Sim 50‐06 RSPF Lead/Rear Edge Adjust.
Sim 50‐12 OC & SPF Off Centre Adjust.
Automatic Adjustment:
Sim 50‐28 OC ADJUST (Platen)
SPF ADJUST
HALF‐TONE ‐ COLOUR CALIBRATION
Copy/Engine:
Sim 46‐74 Automatic Colour Calibration
Please refer to Page 12 for Calibration Procedure.
Note: This Must Be Completed In Full
IMAGE DENSITY
Sim 46‐01 Copy Density Adjust (Colour)
Sim 46‐02 Copy Density Adjust (B/W)
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Initial Set‐Up
PERIPHERALS
Sim 03‐10 Saddle/Staple Position Adjust (MX‐FN10 only)
FAX OPTION (MX‐FXX2)
Sim 66‐02 Fax SW Setting (Destination)
Sim 66‐39 Fax Destination Set
Sim 66‐10 Fax Memory Clear (For Standard Extended Memory)
OTHER
Sim 22‐06 Print All Simulation Data
Custom Settings
Adjust Clock (Set Time & Date)
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Colour Calibration
Engine Printer
Sim 63-11 Sim 67-26
Default Colour Balance Setting: Default Colour Balance Setting:
Def 1 Standard Colour Balance setting Def 1 Standard Colour Balance setting
(Default). (Default).
Def 2 Colour balance with slightly Def 2 Colour balance with slightly
strong cyan. strong cyan.
Def 3 Colour balance with emphasis on Def 3 Colour balance with emphasis on
Cyan. Cyan.
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Colour Calibration
Sim 44-21
Manual Half Tone Adjustment “Execute”
Continue Printer Procedure
Registration:
Execute to register service target
Engine Printer
Sim 63-08 “Execute” Sim 67-28
Standard Service Target Setting: Standard Service Target Setting:
Reset Service target to default Reset Service Target to default.
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Maintenance
Maintenance Indications:
Black Drum (Counter) has reached
DK the specified life.
Replace Black Drum
Cyan Drum (Counter) has reached
DC Replace Cyan Drum Process
the specified life.
Section
Magenta Drum (Counter) has reached Replace Magenta
DM the specified life. Drum. (Drum)
Yellow Drum (Counter) has reached
DY the specified life.
Replace Yellow Drum.
Black Developer (Counter) has reached Replace Black
VK the specified life. Developer.
Cyan Developer (Counter) has reached
VC Process
the specified life.
Section
Magenta Developer (Counter) has reached the Replace Colour
VM specified life. Developer Kit. (Developer)
Yellow Developer (Counter) has reached
VY the specified life.
Fuser Unit Print Counter (U) has reached the Replace the Upper
FK1 specified limit. Fuser Roller Kit.
Fuser Section
Replace the Primary
Primary Transfer Unit Counter has reached the
TK1 specified limit.
Transfer Belt and/or
Rollers. Transfer
Replace the Secondary Section
Secondary Transfer Unit Counter has reached
TK2 the specified limit.
Transfer Belt and
Roller.
TA Maintenance [All] Counter has reached specified limit
CA Maintenance [Colour] Counter has reached specified limit
AA Maintenance [All] & [Colour] Counters have reached the specified limits
Starting Powder:
The following starting powder should be applied to the relevant consumable item during maintenance:‐
Model OPC Drum Primary Transfer Belt
MX2301N
UKOG‐0312FCZZ UKOG‐0123FCZZ
MX2600N
[Stearic Acid] [Kynar Powder]
MX3100N
CAUTION:
Do not apply Stearic Acid (UKOG‐0312FCZZ) starting powder to the Primary Transfer Belt.
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Maintenance
MX2301 – MX2600 – MX3100
A B A A A
Total (Mono) Maintenance Counter
100K 200K 300K 400K 500K
MX‐31GRSA OPC Drum ‐ Black
MX‐310MK Main Charge Kit [K]
Process
MX‐31GVBA Developer ‐ Black
MX‐310DS DV Seal ‐Black
MX‐310UH Upper Heat Roller Kit x x x
Fuser
MX‐310LH Lower Heat Roller Kit x x x
MX‐310B1 Primary Transfer Belt x x x
MX‐310X1 Primary Transfer Roller x x x
Image Secondary Transfer Belt
Transfer MX‐310B2 x x x x
Kit
Secondary Transfer
MX‐310X2 x x x x
Roller Kit
Misc MX‐310FL Filter Kit
PS Paper Dust Removing
MX‐310PD
Kit
Colour
Colour Maintenance Counter
60K 120K 180K 240K 300K
MX‐31GRSA OPC Drum – CMY
MX‐310MK Main Charge Kit
Process
MX‐310VSA Developer – CMY
MX‐310DS DV Seal ‐CMY
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Maintenance
Maintenance Schedule [Colour]
Description
Colour Consumables (Cyan, Magenta & Yellow):
(Only when the colour maintenance counter has reached the specified life)
Replace Cyan, Magenta & Yellow Drums:‐
• OPC Drum (MX‐31GRSA x 3)
• Main Charge Kit (MX‐310MK x 3)
Replace C, M, Y Developer (MX‐31GVSA)
Replace C, M, Y DV Seals (MX‐310DS)
Sim 24‐05 Clear C, M, Y (Colour) Developer Counters.
Sim 24‐07 Clear C, M, Y (Colour) Drum Counters.
Sim 25‐02 Toner Concentration Auto Adjustment ‐ Select C, M, Y.
Note: If ALL developer has been replaced at the same time, select C,M,Y,K
Sim 44‐27 Clear Half Tone Process Correction.
Sim 24‐04 Clear Maintenance [Colour] Counter
Adjustments:
Sim 44‐02 Image Density & Registration Sensor Adjustment.
Sim 44‐06 Process Control execution.
Sim 50‐22 Drum Position & Registration Adjustment ‐ select ALL.
Image Quality:
Sim 46‐24 Automatic Colour Balance Adjustment for Engine (Copy)
Sim 67‐24 Automatic Colour Balance Adjustment for Printer.
Sim 46‐01 Adjust Copy Exposure Density (Colour).
Sim 46‐02 Adjust Copy Exposure Density (B/W).
Black Consumables:
(Only when the Black maintenance counter has reached the specified life)
Replace Black Developer (MX‐31GVBA).
Replace Black Drum:‐ • OPC Drum (MX‐31GRSA)
• Main Charge Kit (MX‐310MK)
Replace Black DV Seal (MX‐310DS)
Replace Ozone Filter Kit. (MX‐310FL)
Sim 24‐05 Clear K (Black) Developer Counter
Sim 24‐07 Clear K (Black) Drum Counter.
Sim 25‐02 Toner Concentration Adjustment – Select K only.
Sim 24‐04 Clear Maintenance [ALL] Counter
Clear MC Cleaner Counter
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Maintenance
Transfer Section:
200K Primary Transfer Belt:
Replace Primary (Image) Transfer Belt Kit (MX‐310B1)
Replace Primary (Image) Transfer Roller Kit (MX‐310X1)
Clean ID & Registration Sensors
Sim 24‐04 Clear TC1 Belt Counter
Clear TC1 Belt Range Counter
Clear TC1 Belt Day Counter
300K Secondary Transfer Belt:
Replace Secondary Transfer Belt Kit (MX‐310B2)
Replace Secondary Transfer Roller Kit (MX‐310X2)
Sim 24‐04 Clear TC2 Belt Counter
Clear TC2 Belt Range Counter
Clear TC2 Belt Day Counter
200K PTC Unit:
Replace PTC Unit (DUNT‐0851DSZZ)
Sim 24‐04 Clear PTC Counter
200K Fuser Unit:
Replace Upper Fuser Roller Kit (MX‐31UH)
Replace Lower Fuser Roller Kit (MX‐31LH)
Sim 24‐04 Clear Fuser Unit Counter (U)
Paper Feed & Transport:
Check/Clean/Replace PF Rollers (check tray counter using Sim 22‐09).
Sim 24‐01 Clear Jam Counter (if required).
Sim 24‐02 Clear Individual Tray Counter when P/F Rollers are replaced.
General:
Clean all optics, CCD, and white reference plate
Clean all RSPF Sensors
Check Image Quality and adjust if necessary
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Electrical
High Voltage Adjustments
Note: The adjustment value of each colour mode is specified on the information label attached to the MC/DV High Voltage
Power PWB. Ensure to enter the values specified, prior to checking the Output/Monitor voltage.
MAIN CHARGE GRID VOLTAGE – SIMULATION 08‐02
Monitor (MC/DC High
Adjustment Voltage PWB) Actual
Item Mode
Range Monitor Voltage Check voltage
(Specified Value) Pin
A MIDDLE SPEED GB_K K GB‐K
B MIDDLE SPEED GB_C C Main Charge grid voltage GB‐C
MIDDLE 17.8 ± 1.1V ‐630V
C MIDDLE SPEED GB_M M (Middle speed mode) GB‐M
D MIDDLE SPEED GB_Y Y GB‐Y
150 ‐ 850
A LOW SPEED GB_K K GB‐K
B LOW SPEED GB_C C Main Charge grid voltage GB‐C
LOW 17.7± 1.1V ‐620V
C LOW SPEED GB_M M (Low speed mode) GB‐M
D LOW SPEED GB_Y Y GB‐Y
DV BIAS VOLTAGE – SIMULATION 08‐01
Monitor (MC/DC High
Adjustment Voltage PWB) Actual
Item Mode
Range Monitor Voltage Check voltage
(Specified Value) Pin
A MIDDLE SPEED DVB_K K BS‐K
B MIDDLE SPEED DVB_C C Developer bias voltage BS‐C
MIDDLE
C MIDDLE SPEED DVB_M M (Middle speed mode) BS‐M
D MIDDLE SPEED DVB_Y Y BS‐Y
0 ‐ 600 19.2 ± 1.2V ‐450V
A LOW SPEED DVB_K K BS‐K
B LOW SPEED DVB_C C Developer bias voltage BS‐C
LOW
C LOW SPEED DVB_M M (Low speed mode) BS‐M
D LOW SPEED DVB_Y Y BS‐Y
Fuse List:
AC Power Supply
Fuse Type Symptom / Comment
F1 10A / 250V • No Power.
F2 10A / 250V • No Power.
DC Power Supply
Fuse Type Symptom
F201 6.3A / 250V • Close upper right side cover trouble.
F202 6.3A / 250V • Call for service ‐ L4‐02 trouble.
F203 6.3A / 250V • Hanging logo and/or no power up.
• No 24V supply to desk unit. • Causes paper jams when feeding from Desk
unit & no paper tray lift motor drive (permanent out of paper indication) to
F204 6.3A / 250V desk only. • Call for service ‐ U6‐22 Trouble when LCC is installed.
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Parts Compatibility
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Coin Vend Interface
All MX series machines have a coin vend interface located on the PCU Main PWB. The vending device activates
various signals to indicate paper sizes and operation.
Because of additional functionality, the interface connector has been changed from 12 to 16 pins.
Connector Manufacture: CABCOM
Connector Type Interface Cable
Connector Part Code (Wire Side) L80INVENDKIT5
Before connecting a third party auditor, the device should confirm to the following:‐
1. The auditor interface should be optically isolated from the copier.
2. The device should be Power Supply Unit independent.
3. The device power supply unit should be a plug top adapter, not internal.
4. The plug top adapter should have a reinforced insulation barrier.
5. The audit device MUST hold a CE Mark.
To enable coin vend function, test simulation 26 –03 should be set as required:‐
The specified
The specified quantity Insufficient money during copy job
quantity is
is completed.
Diagnostic Black/Colour Colour completed.
Remainder of money
Setting (No money (Remainder of money No money
is left
remaining) left) remaining
Condition 1 Condition 2 Condition 3 Condition 4
MODE 1 Operation 1 Operation 2 Operation 2 Operation 1
MODE 2 Operation 1 Operation 1 Operation 2 Operation 1
MODE 3 Operation 1 Operation 3 Operation 2 Operation 3
OPERATION 1 Wait for auto clear setting time
(Default 60sec – can be changed by the system setting)
OPERATION 2 Auto clear is not made.
OPERATION 3 Setting is immediately cleared.
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Coin Vend Interface
Connector Signals:
Pin No. PCU PWB (CN17)
1 + 24v Out
2 GND Out
3 CV_B/W_COPY In
4 CV_COUNT Out
5 CV_START Out
6 CV_CA Out
7 CV_COLOUR_ COPY In
8 CV_COLOUR1 Out
9 CV_STAPLE Out
10 CV_COLOUR0 Out
11 CV_DUPLEX Out
12 5v Out
13 CV_SIZE0 Out
14 CV_SIZE1 Out
15 CV_SIZE2 Out
16 CV_SIZE3 Out
Colour Signal:
Colour Mode 1 Colour Mode 2
Colour Mode
(CL‐COLOR0) (CL‐COLOR1)
B/W 0 0
Full Colour 1 1
Others
0 1
(Single/Two Colour)
Paper Size Signals:
SIZE3 SIZE2 SIZE1 SIZE0 PAPER SIZE
0 0 0 0 NIL
0 0 0 1 A3
1 0 1 1 A3W
0 0 1 0 A4
0 0 1 1 LT
0 1 0 0 B4
0 1 0 1 LG
0 1 1 0 WLT
0 1 1 1 INV
1 0 0 0 B5
1 0 1 0 A5
1 0 0 1 EXTRA
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Product Key Registration
Procedure:
1. Make a note of the Copier Serial Number upon which the option is to be installed.
For MX2600 – MX3100, the serial number can be obtained from the following menu:‐
Custom Settings – Admin Authentication (Password) – Product Key – Serial Number
2. Make a note of the Application number from the front of the option Operation Manual.
3. Access the following URL, with the user name and password indicated
http://dse‐pub.sharp.co.jp/key/
User Name: keyuser
Password: key000323
4. Select your region (UK).
5. Register the option(s) against the Sharp Copier Serial Number by completing the following Web form.
As shown, multiple options can now be registered at the same time:‐
Note: When inputting the data, please ensure that the prefix letter of the Application number is entered in
UPPERCASE. Also, if the machine serial number ends in X or Y, that must also be entered in UPPERCASE.
6. Click Send.
The Product Activation Key(s) will then be displayed. Also, an E‐mail confirmation will
be sent to the E‐Mail address of the dealer representative.
Enter the Product Key and enable the option(s) from within the following menu:‐
Custom Settings – Admin Authentication (Password) – Product Key
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Firmware Upgrade
USB Device:
1. Insert the USB memory device containing the firmware file into the main USB Port
2. Enter Simulation 49‐01
Note: “If no USB device is detected, an error message will be displayed.
3. Using the LCD screen, browse and select the correct firmware file
4. The current and the new firmware versions to be updated will be shown within
the display
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Firmware Upgrade
5. Select the required firmware that requires updating (example shown ICU Main & Language).
Press Execute & Yes to commence the update.
Note: If all firmware (including peripherals) require updating, select ALL.
6. During the firmware update, a progress “gauge” will be displayed.
7. Once the firmware update has completed successfully, press OK to reboot the device.
Firmware update is complete
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Firmware Upgrade
Network (Web Page)
1. Open a web browser and enter the following URL :‐
http://ipaddress/service_login.html or
http://ipaddress/service_account.html
Example: http://192.168.0.1/service_login.html
2. To access the Service Webpage, enter the “Service” Username and Password.
Click Login:‐
Default Username: service
Password: service
Note: If User Authentication is enabled, open the device webpage and login by selecting “Service”
from the drop down menu and entering the service password:‐
3. When the service webpage opens, click Update of Firmware.
4. Click Browse to navigate to the location of the updated firmware file and select
Open.
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Firmware Upgrade
5. Press Execute to start the firmware update.
Note: Once the machine has entered “service download mode”, the update will
Commence and the progress be displayed
MX-7000N
6. When the firmware upgrade is complete, click Reboot to execute a remote restart
Of the machine
MX-7000N
Firmware Upgrade is complete
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Firmware Recovery Procedure
In the event of a power failure during a firmware update or HDD failure, the machine may fail to reboot
because of corrupted firmware. To re‐install the firmware, it is necessary to boot the machine using a USB
Memory Stick
Firmware Recovery Procedure:
1. Power off the Machine
2. Using a PC, copy the firmware file onto the root directory of the USB Memory Stick
3. Rename the firmware file to emupdate_P2.sfu
Example shown: 0100P20 firmware.sfu renamed to emupdate.sfu
4. Insert the USB memory device into the machine and Power On
The machine will BOOT via the USB memory device. The firmware installs automatically from
the detected USB Memory Stick
5. Once the firmware update has been installed successfully, power off the machine and remove
the USB Memory Stick
Emergency Firmware Recovery Complete
Note:
Always rename the firmware to the original SFU name i.e. 0100P20 firmware.sfu
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Hard Drive Recovery Procedure
Caution: For MX‐2600/3100 series, the main program is now stored on the HDD therefore, if a “Main
Program Error”, E7‐03 or U2‐05 & U2‐50 trouble occurs, perform the following action:‐
Main Program Error.
This error indicates that the main program is corrupted on the HDD. To recover the MFP, perform a firmware
update/recovery as described below (HDD Replacement Procedure).
E7‐03 or IcM:HDD Trouble
E7‐03 indicates HDD trouble therefore, it is recommended to replace the HDD. Once the
replacement HDD is installed, perform the HDD replacement procedure as described below, to
reinstall the main program firmware on the replacement HDD unit.
U2‐05 and/or U2‐50
When U2‐05 or U2‐50 trouble occurs, there is no need to perform an emergency firmware
recovery/update. Do not execute SIM 16 to clear U2 trouble, refer to Service Manual 11‐1.
HDD Replacement Procedure:
The following procedure requires Boot Mode, which utilises 5 menu keys ‐ refer to the following
table for Menu Key guidance:‐
Menu Key Operation Panel Key
[OK] Key B/W Start Key
[MENU] Key Home Key
[BACK] Key Clear Key
[UP] Key Job Status Key
[DOWN] Key System Key
If possible, backup the Data stored on the original HDD unit, prior to replacing:‐
• Using a USB Memory Device (SIM 56‐02), backup SRAM, Address Book**, Image Send
Registration** and User Authentication data**. (* *Can also be backed up to PC via MFP Web
interface, using Device Cloning/Storage Backup).
• Backup Document Filing and Job Log data to a USB memory device (SIM 56‐03 and SIM56‐04) or
PC, via the MFP Web interface.
Note: Job Log Data can be only backed up, and not re‐installed.
1. Replace the HDD unit and power on the MFP. After the Boot animation finishes, the MFP should display
MAIN PROGRAM ERROR.
2. After approximately 10 seconds, EMERGENCY PROG INIT PLEASE WAIT indication should be displayed.
3. When VERSION CHECK: ICM UNUSUAL message appears (indicating main program error), press the [Menu]
key to enter Firm Update (Boot Mode)
4. Insert a USB memory device containing the MX2600N/3100N firmware file (SFU) into the USB slot, and
press the [OK] key.
5. Using the [UP] and [DOWN] keys, navigate and select the required firmware SFU file. Use the [OK] key
when a directory name is selected to browse through to the sub folder(s) or [BACK] key, to return to the
parent folder(s).
6. Press [OK]. – It will take approx. 1 minute to read the SFU file.
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Hard Drive Recovery Procedure
7. After reading is completed, the firmware update (writing) will commence.
Note: The abbreviated name/location of the firmware that is being updated will appear in the upper right
corner.
8. If the firmware upgrade completes successfully, RESULT OK will be displayed.
Result NG: Update Failed.
Not Update: Update process was not performed. The firmware may not have been selected or the optional
device (for the firmware) may not be connected or installed.
9. To exit this mode, press the [BACK] key and turn off the main power.
10. Power on the MFP and import the data from the original HDD unit:‐
• Import the Address Book, Image Send Registration and User Authentication data from the USB
Device (SIM 56‐02) or PC (Device Cloning/Storage Backup).
• Import all Document Filing Data from the USB memory device (SIM 56‐03) or PC, via the MFP
Web interface.
• Install E‐Manual Firmware (Operation Manual) using SIM 49‐03.
Caution: If the original SRAM data could not be backed up (and re‐installed using SIM 56‐02),
execute SIM 67‐70 [Caution MFP RAM Clear].
HDD replacement is complete.
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E‐Manual Update
1. Using a PC, copy the E‐Manual Update directory onto the root of a USB memory device (as shown).
Caution: When copying the E‐Manual firmware/directories onto the USB drive, do
Not change the folder hierarchy or files.
2. Insert the USB memory device into the main USB Port on the machine and execute
Test Simulation 49‐03.
Note: “If no USB device is detected, an error message will be displayed.
3. Select the Manual Directory containing the update files. (E.g. shown “Pastel II Manual”).
4. The current and update version should then be displayed:‐
Execute
5. Press Execute to commence upgrade. Update File Checking and a progress of the update will be
displayed.
6. Once the update is complete, press OK and exit simulation mode.
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Firmware & Print Driver Revision
Firmware
MX2600N – MX3100N
Firmware Version
ICU Main 03.01.P2
PCU 01.04.P2
SCU 01.02.P2
LCC 01.03.02
Finisher 01.02.02
Saddle Finisher 01.03.02
Fax Main 01.02.P2
Data Security Kit 02.01.PC
Print Driver:
Windows 32bit OS Windows 64bit OS
Driver
2000, XP, 2003, Vista XP, 2003, Vista, 2008
PPD 0807a 0807a
For the latest Firmware and Print Driver version(s), please refer to Sharp Technical Website
www.tradenet.sharp.co.uk/tech
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Test Simulations
The following pages contain information regarding test simulations. For a detailed description for each test
simulation, please refer to the MX2301 – MC2600 – MX3100 Service Manual section 7‐1.
Copier Simulation Entry Codes
On the copier operation panel, press the following keys:‐
PROGRAM
* CLEAR
*
1 Scanner Self Test
8 High Voltage Operation / Test
1 Scanner operations test
2 Scanner sensor check 1 Developer bias setting and output
5 Scanner unit and control circuit check 2 MHV/Grid setting and output
6 Transfer setting and output
2 RSPF Self Test
9 Duplex Operation / Test
1 RSPF ageing test.
2 RSPF sensor check 2 ADU sensor check
3 RSPF output check (motor, clutch, solenoid) 3 ADU load & output check
2 Finisher sensor check. 1 Toner motor operation check
3 Finisher output check (motor, clutch, solenoid)
10 Finisher adjustment 13 Clear / Cancel
‐‐ Trouble cancel (U1 trouble)
4 LCC Operation / Test
5 LCC clutch operation check Trouble cancel (excluding U1/U2//LCC/PF
‐‐
trouble)
5 Lamp Operation / Test
15 Clear / Cancel
1 LCD/LED test
‐‐ U2 trouble cancel
6 System Load Operation / Test
17 Clear / Cancel
1 Feed output check
2 Fan load check
1 Maintenance cycle setting
1 Ageing test setting
6 Interval ageing cycle timer set up
8 Warm up time display setting
9 Printing colour select mode (colour)
12 RSPF ageing
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Test Simulations
1 Counter data display 1 Used to set the paper exit tray (MX‐TRX1)
2 Jam/trouble counter display 2 LCC size set‐up
3 Jam history data display 3 Auditor setup
4 Trouble code history data display 5 A3 Total/Maintenance counter set‐up
5 ROM version display 6 Destination set‐up
6 Data print mode 10 Network scanner trial mode set‐up
8 Document feed and output counter display 18 Toner save operation
9 Paper feed counter display 30 CE mark control setup
10 Machine system display configuration 35 Trouble memory mode setting
11 Fax counter display 38 Engine life over setting (Developer)
12 RSPF jam history display 41 Pamphlet mode AMS operation
13 Process cartridge counter display 49 Copy speed mode setup (Postcard)
19 Network scanner counter display 50 Function setting (B/W reverse, colour mode,
90 System setting list print finisher)
52 Blank paper count mode setting
53 Enable/Disable auto colour calibration
23 Print Data Output
54 Enable/Disable auto calibration for printer
2 Print jam/Trouble data print mode 65 Finisher alarm set‐up (stapled sheets)
80 Data print mode (paper feed) 69 Toner near end setting
73 Shad delete adjustment
24 Data Counter Clear 74 OSA trial mode set‐up
78 Used to set password of remote operation panel
1 Jam/trouble counter clear
2 Paper feed counter clear 27 Communication Configuration
3 Document feed & output counter clear
4 Maintenance counter clear 1 RIC/Modem U7‐00 detection set‐up
5 Developer counter clear 2 FSS Function setting (no. registration)
6 Copy Counter clear 4 FSS Function setting (call initialising)
7 Drum counter clear 5 Tag number setting
9 Print & other counter clear 6 Manual service call enable
10 Fax counter clear 7 FSS Function setting (enable alert)
15 Network scanner counter clear 9 Paper feed timing threshold
30 Administrator password initialisation 10 Trouble History clear
31 Service password initialisation 11 Adjustment data output check (RIC/Modem)
12 Adjustment data output check (process)
25 DV Auto Adjustment / Monitor 13 Adjustment data output check
14 FSS Function test mode
1 Toner sensor output monitor (Process drive)
1 Main unit sensor check
2 Tray sensor check (main)
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Test Simulations
33 Operation / Test
46 Colour & Image Density Adjustment
1 Card reader sensor check 1 Colour copy density adjustment
2 B/W copy density adjustment
4 Colour scanner density adjustment
40 Bypass Operation / Adjustment
5 B/W scanner density adjustment
2 Bypass tray width adjustment 8 Colour scanner balance adjustment
7 Bypass tray width detection manual setting 9 RSPF exposure adjustment
10 Engine colour balance manual adjustment
(Individual EXP)
16 Engine balance manual adjustment B/W
41 OSS Operation / Adjustment
19 B/W auto exposure mode setup
1 Document sensor operation check 21 Engine colour balance manual adjustment (All
2 Document sensor output setup EXP)
3 Document sensor output display 23 Engine maximum density adjustment
(enable/disable)
24 Engine half tone auto adjustment
43 Fuser Setting 25 Single colour mode colour balance set‐up (copy)
26 Single colour mode colour balance adjustment
1 Fuser temperature setup (Paper)
27 Coefficient (Black edge) gamma set‐up
4 Fuser temperature. setup for each mode
30 Sub scanning resolution adjustment
20 Fuser temperature. correction for low
32 Document background density auto mode
temperature & humidity
36 2‐colour mode adjustment (Red, Black)
21 Fuser temp correction for high temperature &
37 B/W image create adjustment
humidity
38 Adjust black component colour mode
22 Perform L/L correction for fuser temperature
39 Fax Image send sharpness adjustment
setting
40 Fax mode exposure adjust (All modes)
23 Perform H/H correction for fuser temperature
41 Fax mode exposure adjust (Normal)
setting
42 Fax mode exposure adjust (Fine Text)
24 Fuser temperature reset
43 Fax mode exposure adjust (Super Fine)
44 Fax mode exposure adjust (Ultra Fine)
44 Process Control
45 Fax mode exposure adjustment (600dpi)
47 JPEG compression rate setting (Copy/Scanner –
1 Process control mode setting
Push scan)
2 Process control Gain Adjustment
51 Gama adjustment for copy in heavy paper mode
4 Process control initial density setup
and image process mode
6 Process control correction (force)
52 Copy calibration data clear
9 Process control data display
60 Sharpness adjustment colour auto copy mode
12 DM data, patch/base data display
61 Separation recognition level adjustment
13 Image density set‐up (colour)
62 Judgement level adjustment
14 Fuser temp.& humidity output data
63 Copy low density adjustment
16 Toner control output data display
74 Copy/Printer colour balance adjustment
21 Half tone process control registration
22 Half tone process control density patch result
24 Half tone correction data result display 48 Magnification & Motor Adjustment
25 Initial half tone correction data display
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Test Simulations
1 Lead edge/copy position adjustment 1 LSU test (Polygon motor & Laser detection check)
2 Lead edge/copy position adjustment value 3 Laser power setting
(Calculation) 4 LSU image skew adjustment pattern
5 Printer lead edge adjustment
6 RSPF Lead edge/copy position adjustment
7 RSPF Lead edge/copy position adjustment value
10 Print off‐centre adjustment (K) 62 HDD Operation / Test
12 Original off‐centre adjustment
1 HDD format (FAT32)
20 Colour Image registration adjustment (Main
2 HDD partial read/write check
Scan)
3 HDD read/write check (All)
21 Manual colour registration adjustment
6 Smart (HDD) self diagnostics test (E7‐03)
(Sub scan)
7 Smart (HDD) self diagnostics error log
22 Auto colour registration & drum phase
8 HDD format (excluding system & operation
adjustment
manual area)
24 Auto registration and drum data display
10 Used to delete the Job Log data
27 Image loss adjustment (Fax/Scanner mode)
11 Used to delete the Document Filing data
28 Service adjustment (OC/SPF image position)
12 Enable/Disable auto format for HDD trouble
13 HDD format (Operation Manual area only)
51 Resist Roller Adjustment
63
1 Transfer voltage ON/OFF timing adjustment CCD Operation / Adjustment
2 Resist roller adjustment
1 Shading correction data display
2 Shading correction execution (force)
53 Document Feeder Adjustment
3 CCD gamma & colour balance auto adjustment
4 SIT chart patch density display
6 RSPF document tray size adjustment
5 CCD gamma & colour balance setup (Default)
7 RSPF document size width sensor
6 Print engine colour balance (chart reading)
8 RSPF scanning position adjustment
7 Standard target colour calibration set‐up
(Service)
55 MFP Data Setting
8 Standard scanner target default (Service Mode)
11 Colour Balance setting (Factory Mode).
1 Engine Control Operations (Soft SW)
2 Scanner Control Operations (Soft SW)
3 Controller Control Operations (Soft SW) 64 Self Test Print
1 Self print test (Colour mode)
56 MFP Data Import / Export
2 Self print test (B/W mode)
4 Printer self print test (256 gradations)
1 Transfer data execute
2 EEPROM, SRAM & HDD backup to USB 5 Printer self print test (PCL)
3 Document filing backup to USB 6 Printer self pint test (PS)
4 Job log data backup to USB 7 Print adjustment pattern (SIM 46‐21)
65 LCD Operation / Adjustment
60 Memory Operation / Test
1 LCD touch panel adjustment
1 SDRAM read/write test (ICU) 2 LCD touch panel adjustment display
2 SDRAM data set 5 Operation panel key input check
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Test Simulations
66 Fax Operation / Adjustment
67 Printer Board Operation / Adjustment
1 Fax Soft SW setting (2‐99) 17 SRAM Clear / Reset
2 Country code default set (Fax) 24 Printer colour balance auto adjustment
3 Fax PWB controller memory check 25 Printer colour balance manual adjustment
4 Fax signal line check (Max level) 26 Standard target select of printer half tone auto
5 Fax signal line check (Soft SW setting) adjustment
6 Fax check list print (confidential registration) 27 Scanner target of printer calibration setup
7 Fax memory printout (all data) (Service)
8 Fax voice message setup 28 Standard target of printer colour calibration
9 Fax signal (sound) line check (Soft SW setting) (Service)
10 Fax all memory clear 30 Calibration data release adjustment
11 Voice signal check (line & speaker 300bps ‐ Max) (GDI Printers Only)
12 Voice signal check (line & speaker 300bps –Soft 31 Printer calibration data clear
SW) 32 Yes/no setting of screen colour change
13 Register dial number for Sim 66‐14/15/16 33 Printer screen gamma adjustment
14 Adjust & check the time dial pulse (10bps) 34 Engine maximum density adjustment
15 Adjust & check the time dial pulse (20bps) 36 Printer low density adjustment
16 Adjust and check the send level DTFM signal 52 Printer Gamma default adjustment
17 Select DTFM signal to send to line (Max level) 70 MFP PWB SRAM data clear
18 Select DTFM signal to send to line (Soft SW)
19 Write fax PWB SRAM data to flashcard
20 Write telephone book data onto HDD
21 Print various registration information
22 Set the sound volume of the handset
24 Fast save data clear
25 Register fax number for modem dial in
26 Register external telephone numbers for Modem
dial in
29 Fax address book clear
30 Tel/LIU sensor status check
31 ON/OFF setting of each output port (Tel/LIU)
32 Received data check
33 Busy Tone/CNG/CED/FNET/DTMF detect signal
check
34 Communication time display
36 Check Send/Receive from modem controller
39 Check Destination saved in Fax EEPROM
42 Rewrite PIC program installed on Fax box
43 Write program & adjustment values to PIC
installed on Fax
60 Prefix dialing settings
61 Fax Soft SW settings (100‐170)
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Trouble Codes
A0 E7
01 PCU PWB ROM error 01 MFP image data error
02 SCU PWB ROM error 03 HDD trouble
10 MFP PWB ROM error 04 HDD‐ASIC trouble
11 Firmware Version Discrepancy (MFP‐PCU) 05 Memory read/write error (MFP)
12 Firmware Version Discrepancy (MFP‐SCU) 06 Image data decode error
20 MFP Firmware & EPROM Discrepancy 08 MFP memory compatibility error (MFP)
21 PCU Firmware & EPROM Discrepancy 09 Memory size/expansion size error (MFP)
22 SCU Firmware & EPROM Discrepancy 10 Shading trouble (Black correction)
11 Shading trouble (White correction).
C1
14 CCD‐ASIC error
20 LSU laser detection error (K)
10 Main charger trouble (BK) 21 LSU laser detection error (C)
14 Main charger trouble (Colour) 22 LSU laser detection error (M)
23 LSU laser detection error (Y)
C4
28 LSU‐PCU connection error
29 LSU ASIC frequency error
00 PTC trouble 50 Engine connection trouble
02 PTC heater open trouble 55 PWB information SUM error
03 PTC heater short trouble 60 Error between MFP & other PWB (Firmware)
10 PTC no control 61 Error between MFP & PCU PWB’s
65 MFP EEPROM sum check error
CE
80 MFP‐SCU PWB communication error
90 MFP‐PCU PWB communication error
00 A Network communication error has
occurred
01 The network card is not installed or defective EE
02 The specified server is not found EC Auto toner density adjustment error
03 Specified server does not correspond during EL Auto toner density adjustment error
transmission (Overtoned)
04 The account/password for the FTP server is EU Auto toner density adjustment error
invalid (Undertoned)
05 The FTP server directory is invalid
06 The POP3 mail server is not found:‐
07 The account/password for the POP3 server is F1
invalid 00 Finisher PCU communication error
08 POP3 mail server timeout error 03 Finisher transport lift motor trouble
08 Finisher staple shift motor trouble
10 Finisher staple motor trouble
11 Finisher grip motor trouble
15 Finisher paper exit tray lift motor trouble
19 Finisher paper alignment motor lock
20 Finisher paper alignment motor lock
21 Finisher fan motor trouble (Bridging Unit)
31 Finisher saddle paper folding motor trouble
32 Finisher punch unit communication error
33 Finisher punch shift motor trouble
34 Finisher punch motor trouble
36 Finisher punch paper edge sensor trouble
37 Finisher control PWB trouble
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Trouble Codes
F1
F6
38 Finisher punch control PWB trouble 00 MFP‐Fax communication trouble
39 Finisher punch dust sensor trouble 01 Fax board EEPROM read/write error
41 Positioning guide drive motor trouble 04 Fax modem operation trouble
43 Saddle alignment motor trouble 21 TEL/LIU PWB & Fax soft switch error
45 Saddle staple motor trouble 30 Access error to 1‐chip on Fax board
47 Saddle paper transport motor trouble 97 Fax PWB incompatibility trouble
50 Finisher incompatibility trouble 98 Fax PWB & Destination information error
F2
H2
22 Discharge lamp trouble (K) 00 Thermister open trouble (TH_UM_AD2)
23 Discharge lamp trouble (C) 01 Thermister open trouble (TH_LM).
24 Discharge lamp trouble (M) 02 Sub thermister open trouble (TH_US).
25 Discharge lamp trouble (Y) 03 Non contact thermistor compensation
39 Process thermister trouble thermister open (TH_UM_AD1)
40 Toner empty sensor trouble (K)
41 Toner empty sensor trouble (C)
42 Toner empty sensor trouble (M)
H3
43 Toner empty sensor trouble (Y) 00 Fuser high temperature (TH_UM)
45 Colour image density sensor trouble 01 Fuser high temperature (TH_LM)
49 LSU thermistor trouble 02 Fuser high temperature (TH_US)
50 Drum phase sensor trouble (K)
51 Drum phase sensor trouble (Colour)
58 Process humidity sensor trouble
H4
64 Toner supply operation trouble (K) 00 Fuser low temperature (TH_UM_AD2)
65 Toner supply operation trouble (C) 01 Fuser low temperature (TH_LM)
66 Toner supply operation trouble (M) 02 Fuser low temperature (TH_US)
67 Toner supply operation trouble (Y) 30 Thermister input abnormality (TH_UM)
70 Improper toner cartridge detection (K)
71 Improper toner cartridge detection (C)
72 Improper toner cartridge detection (M)
H5
73 Improper toner cartridge detection (Y) 01 5 continuous (POD1 not reached) jams
74 Toner cartridge CRUM error (K) detected.
75 Toner cartridge CRUM error (C)
76 Toner cartridge CRUM error (M)
77 Toner cartridge CRUM error (Y)
H7
78 Image density registration sensor trouble 10 Low temperature trouble (TH_UM_AD2)
11 Low temperature trouble (TH_LM)
12 Low temperature trouble (TH_US)
F3
12 Tray 1 lift operation trouble (main unit)
22 Tray 2 lift trouble (main unit)
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Trouble Codes
L1
U2
00 Scanner feed trouble 00 MFP EEPROM read/write error
05 HDD/MFP PWB SRAM data discrepancy
10 MFP PWB SRAM user authentication index
L3 check sum error
00 Scanner return trouble 11 MFP EEPROM counter check sum error
22 MFP PWB SRAM memory check sum error
23 MFP PWB SRAM memory data check sum
L4 error
02 Paper feed motor lock trouble 24 MFP PWB SRAM user authentication counter
04 Developer motor trouble (K) check sum error
05 Developer motor trouble (Colour) 25 User authentication counter check sum error
06 Transfer belt position sensor trouble (Flash)
11 Shift motor trouble 30 Serial number discrepancy (MFP – PCU)
16 Fusing pressure release trouble 50 HDD data check sum error
30 MFP fan motor trouble 80 SCU PWB EEPROM read/write error
31 Paper exit cooling fan trouble 81 SCU PWB EEPROM check sum error
32 Power cooling fan trouble 90 PCU PWB EEPROM read/write error
35 Fusing fan trouble 91 PCU PWB EEPROM check sum error
50 Process fan trouble
56 Rear cooling fan trouble
U6
58 Ozone exhaust fan trouble
00 Desk control PWB trouble (PCU)
01 Tray 1 lift motor trouble (Desk)
L6 02 Tray 2 lift motor trouble (Desk)
10 Polygon motor trouble (LSU) 09 LCC lift motor trouble
10 Desk paper feed motor trouble
20 PCU PWB ‐ LCC communication error
L8 21 LCC transport motor trouble
01 No Full wave signal is detected 22 LCC 24V power abnormality
02 Full wave signal error 50 Desk incompatibility
20 MFP ‐ Motherboard communication error 51 LCC incompatibility
U7
PC
50 MFP PWB Vendor machine communication
‐‐ Personal counter not installed
51 Vendor machine error
U1 UC
01 Fax battery abnormality
02 CPT‐ASIC abnormality
20 DOCC – ASIC abnormality
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Jam Cause Codes
Sensor Location
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Jam Cause Codes
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Jam Cause Codes
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Jam Cause Codes
Section Code Code Content
FPPD1_N Finisher Inlet Port Sensor Not Reached JAM
FPPD1_S Finisher Inlet Port Sensor Not Remaining JAM
FPPD2_S Finisher Saddle Not‐Reached JAM
FPPD2_N Finisher Saddle Remaining JAM
FPPD_S Bundle Exit Remaining JAM
FSTPLJ Staple JAM
FPNCHJ Punch JAM
FDOP Finisher Door Open JAM
FIN_TIME Finisher Paper Fast Delivery JAM
Finisher FIN_PAOF Paper Spec Data Reception Overflow
FPATPD_S Saddle Transport Remaining JAM
FPPD3_N Saddle Paper Exit Not Reached JAM
FPPD3_S Saddle Paper Exit Remaining JAM
FSSMJ Stapler Shift Motor JAM
FPDMJ Paper Exit motor JAM
FSDMJ Saddle Motor JAM
FGMJ Gripper Motor JAM
FSPTMJ Saddle Paper Transport Motor JAM
Section Jam Code Description
NO_JAM_CAUSE No JAM. Also used for JAM cancelling
NO_MATCH Parameter no matching
STOP_JAM Emergency stop request JAM (Controller request)
SPPD1_N SPPD1 not‐reached JAM
SPPD1_S SPPD1 remaining JAM
SPPD2_N SPPD2 not‐reached JAM
SPPD2_S SPPD2 remaining JAM
SPPD3_N SPPD3 not‐reached JAM
SPPD3_S SPPD3 remaining JAM
SCU (RSPF) SPPD4_N SPPD4 not‐reached JAM
SPPD4_S SPPD4 remaining JAM
SPPD5_N SPPD5 not‐reached JAM
SPPD5_S SPPD5 remaining JAM
SPOD_N SPOD not‐reached JAM
SPOD_S SPOD remaining JAM
SPRDMD_S SPRDMD remaining JAM
SPSD_SCN Exposure start notification wait timeout
SPPD2_NR SPPD2 reverse not‐reached JAM
SPPD2_SR SPPD2 reverse remaining JAM
ICU_REQ ICU factor stop JAM
P_SHORT Short size JAM
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Repair Hints
Soft Switch Settings:
Enter Simulation 55‐03 & change Soft‐Switch 22 Bit 5
Enable MFP Status to show toner
SW 22 – Bit 5→1 Enable MFP Status for Toner Remaining
remaining
SW 22 – Bit 5→0 Disable MFP Status for Toner Remaining
Enable to make a choice between
“soft keyboard Display” and Enter Simulation 55‐03 & change Soft‐Switch 22 Bit 4
“Direct Input Display” for SW 22 – Bit 5→0 Soft Keyboard (Default)
character input using an external SW 22 – Bit 5→1 External Keyboard
keyboard
Change Font of Characters Enter Simulation 55‐03 & change Soft‐Switch 22 Bit 7
displayed on U/I from standard to SW 22 – Bit 7→0 Standard (Default)
Bold Letter SW 22 – Bit 7→1 Bold Letter
Enter Simulation 55‐01 & change Soft Switch 12 Bits 1,2,3
Enabled to change the rate of
Default
releasing the fusing pressure in Soft SW Setting 001 010 011 100 101 110 111
000
printing in envelope mode
Rate of pressure
Larger←‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐→Smaller
release
Disable/Enable of the auto clear Enter Simulation 55‐03 & change Soft‐Switch 1 Bit 5
function before copy job SW 1 – Bit 5→0 Disable (Default)
execution SW 1 – Bit 5→1 Enable
Setting of switching from display Enter Simulation 26‐32 Item B: Cleaning Print Set
to hide of fusing cleaning mode 0: Display
(self printing) 1: Hide (Default)
Enter Simulation 55‐03 & change Soft‐Switch 22 Bit 6
SW 22 – Bit 6→0 Display (Default)
Display/Hide Drum and SW 22 – Bit 6→1 Hide
Development maintenance Enter Simulation 55‐03 & change Soft‐Switch 22 Bit 8
messages and Judgement SW 22 – Bit 8→0 Maintenance messages are displayed according to the number of the
conditions counter or running distance, whichever is faster (Default)
SW 22 – Bit 8→1 Maintenance messages are displayed according to the number of the
counter only
USB Port:
Changing The Dip Switches On The MFP Allows You To Activate The Front Or Rear USB Ports
Changing The USB Port From SW1 Off (UP) & SW2 ON (Down) – Rear USB Port Only
Front To Rear SW1 OFF (UP) & SW2 OFF (UP) – Rear USB Port Only
(MX‐KBX1 Not Installed)
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