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CiRC2550

Brand: Canon | Category: All in One Printer
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  21. Table Of Contents
  22. System Construction
  23. System Configuration 2 (Delivery Accessories)
  24. System Configuration 3 (Delivery Accessories)
  25. System Configuration (Delivery Accessories)
  26. System Configuration (Pickup/Original Processing Accessories)
  28. Cassette Heater System Configuration 1
  29. System Configuration (Printing/Transmission Accessories)
  30. Functions of Printing/Transmission Accessories (USA)
  31. Other Options
  32. Cross Section
  33. Using the Machine
  34. User Mode Items
  35. Common Settings
  36. Timer Settings
  37. Report Settings
  38. System Settings
  39. Copy Settings
  40. Communications Settings
  41. Mail Box Settings
  42. User Maintenance
  43. Inspection
  44. Safety
  45. Safety of Toner
  46. Notes before it works serving
  47. Type and function
  48. Others
  49. Print speed (image)
  50. Type of paper
  52. Making Pre-Checks
  53. Check to Make Before Installation
  54. Checking the Contents
  55. Unpacking and Installation
  56. Installation of the Toner Retainer
  57. Connection of the Cable
  58. Fixing the Machine in Place
  59. Adjusting the Image Position
  60. Checking the Connection to the Network
  61. Checking the Images/Operations
  62. Installing the Card Reader
  63. Installation Procedure in the imageWARE Accounting Manager (hereinafter referred to iWAM Environment
  64. Installing the Original Tray
  65. Installing the Key Switch Unit
  66. Checking After Installation
  67. Turning Off the Host Machine
  68. Installing the Voice Operation Kit
  70. Installing the Wireless Network Interface Adapter
  72. Affixing the Label
  73. Cleaning the Copyboard Glass
  74. Affixing Labels
  77. Construction
  78. Connections Among Major PCBs
  79. Basic Sequence
  80. Basic Sequence of Operations for a Print Job (mono color)
  82. Construction of the Electrical Circuitry
  83. Start-Up Sequence
  84. Actions when HDD Error
  85. Image Processing
  86. Printer Output Image Processing
  87. Compression, Decompression, and Edit Processing Blocks
  88. Flow of Image Data for Box Functions
  89. Flow of Image Data for Fax Transmission Functions
  90. Flow of Image Data for PDL Functions
  91. Parts Replacement Procedure
  92. Replacing Main Controller PCB
  93. Main Controller PCB (sub SJ-A)
  94. Main Controller PCB (sub RB-A)
  95. Removing the SRAM
  96. Before Removing the HDD
  97. Controller Fan
  98. Basic Sequence of Operations in Response to a Press on the Start Key (ADF mode, 1
  100. Construction of the Control System
  101. Reader Controller PCB
  103. various control mechanisms
  104. Overview
  105. Points of Original Size Detection
  106. Dirt Sensor Control
  108. Driving the CCD
  109. Shading Correction (outline)
  111. Removing the ADF Reading Glass
  113. After Replacing the Reader Controller PCB
  114. Inverter PCB
  115. Scanner Motor
  116. After Replacing the CIS
  117. Contact Sensor HP Sensor
  119. Various Control
  120. Controlling Synchronization in Main Scanning Direction
  121. Controlling Synchronization in Sub Scanning Direction
  122. BD Correction
  123. Controlling the Intensity of Laser Light
  124. Controlling the Laser Scanner Motor
  126. After Replacing the Laser Scanner Unit
  129. Printing Process
  130. Static Image Formation Block
  131. Developing Block
  132. Transfer Block
  133. Fixing Block
  134. ITB Cleaning Block
  135. Driving and Controlling the High-Voltage System
  136. Generation of the Primary Charging Bias
  137. Generation of the Primary Transfer Bias
  138. Timing of Image Stabilization Control
  139. Drum Film Thickness Detection
  140. ATR Control
  141. D-max Control
  142. PASCAL Control
  143. D-half Control
  144. ARCDAT Control
  145. Color Displacement Correction Control
  146. ATVC Control
  147. Special Control
  148. OHP black band sequence
  149. Drum Unit
  150. Detecting the Presence/Absence of the Drum Unit
  151. Opening/Closing the Toner Shutter
  152. Toner Container
  153. Detecting the Level of Toner
  154. Toner Container Detection
  155. Primary Transfer Block
  156. Secondary Transfer Block
  157. Waste Toner Collection Mechanism
  158. Detecting the Level of Waste Toner
  159. Waste toner case detection
  162. Drum ITB Motor
  163. Hopper Assembly
  164. Developing Motor (Bk/Y/M/C)
  165. Transfer Cleaning Unit
  166. Points to Note When Replacing the Transfer Cleaner Unit
  167. After Replacing the Secondary Transfer Roller
  169. Division into Blocks
  170. Arrangement of Rollers
  171. Diagram of Paper Paths (w/ copy tray )
  172. Diagram of Paper Paths (w/ Finisher-Z1/copy tray)
  173. Arrangement of Sensors
  174. Route of Drive
  176. Feeding Speed According to the Print Media and Resolution
  177. Reversing Accelerating Control of Large Size Paper
  178. Delay Jam for the Pickup Unit
  179. Stationary Jam at Power-On
  180. Other Jams
  182. Setting Up the Universal Cassette
  183. Manual Feed Pickup Unit
  184. Basic Sequence of Operation
  185. Identifying the Paper Size
  186. Control of Registration Unit
  187. Material Difference Jam Detection
  188. Duplex Feeding Unit
  189. The Number of Circulating Sheets at Duplexing Feeding
  190. Flow of Paper
  191. Delivery
  192. Specifying the Delivery Point
  194. Removing the Sensor Mounting Plate
  195. Feed Roller
  196. Cassette Pickup Motor 2
  197. Cassette Size Detection Sensor
  198. Cassette Retry Paper Sensor
  199. Cassette Paper Level Sensor (A/B)
  200. Cassette Size Sensor Relay PCB
  201. Manual Feed Tray Unit
  202. Manual Pickup Roller
  203. Manual Feed Separation Pad
  204. Duplex Feed Sensor
  207. Various Control Mechanisms
  208. Temperature Control during Printing
  209. Fixing film edge cooling control
  210. Detection of the Fixing Assembly Absence/Presence
  211. Down Sequence Control
  212. Film Unit Pressurizing Mechanism
  213. Fixing System Error Code
  215. Pressure Roller
  216. Control Panel
  217. Timing of Increasing the Count
  218. Speed Control
  219. Route of Power to the Reader Unit
  220. Routes of Power to various Options
  221. Rated Output of the Controller Power Supply PCB
  222. Rated Output of the Options Power Supply PCB
  223. Energy-Saving Function
  224. SNMP setup
  226. Rear Right Cover
  227. Upper Left Cover
  228. Rear Upper Cover
  229. Reader Left Cover
  230. Reader Rear Cover
  231. Hopper Drive Unit
  232. Option Power Supply Assembly
  234. Control Panel LCD Unit
  235. DC Controller PCB
  236. All-Night Power Supply PCB
  237. Leakage Breaker
  238. HV2 PCB
  239. DC Driver PCB
  240. Control Panel CPU PCB
  241. Control Panel Inverter PCB
  242. Removing the Main Power Switch
  243. ProcessUunit Cooling Fan
  244. Power Supply Cooing Fan
  245. Fixing Edge Cooling Fan
  246. Toner Filter
  247. Removing the Fan Shutter Motor
  248. MEAP
  249. Setting Up the Network
  250. Setting the method to login to SMS
  251. Login to SMS
  252. Checking Application List
  253. Starting and Stopping a MEAP Application
  254. Checking the Platform Information
  255. MEAP Specifications
  256. Checking the System Information of a MEAP Application with SMS
  257. Printing the System Information of a MEAP Application
  258. Installing an Application
  259. Reference (Application System Information)
  260. MEAP Enterprise Service Manager
  261. Disabling a License File (suspending a license)
  262. Downloading/Removing an Invalidated License File
  263. Reusable license
  264. License for forwarding
  265. Uninstalling an Application
  266. Changing Login Services
  267. Initializing the Password
  268. Replacing the Hard Disk Drive
  269. MEAP Safe Mode
  270. Setting HTTP port for MEAP application (level 2)
  271. Reference material
  272. Option for exclusive individual measure
  273. Application operation mode
  274. Resend at SOAP transmission error
  275. Sleep operation
  276. e-RDS Setting (Maintenance)
  277. Periodically Replaced Parts
  278. durables and consumables
  279. Scheduled Servicing Basic Procedure
  280. Items of Work for Scheduled Servicing (reader unit)
  281. Scanning System
  283. Image Formation System
  284. After Replacing the DC Controller PCB
  285. Pickup/Feeding System
  286. Adjust the Horizontal Registration for the Manual Feed Tray
  287. Making lnitial Checks
  289. Gradation (TYPE=4)
  290. Grid (TYPE=6)
  291. Gradation (TYPE=12)
  292. Troubleshooting
  293. Foggy Image
  294. Out of Focus
  295. Partially Blank/Streaked
  296. Smudged/Streaked
  297. Ghost / Memory
  298. Faulty Color Reproduction
  299. Faulty Feeding
  300. Poor Paper Pick-up
  301. Malfunction/Faulty Detection
  302. Noise
  303. User Warning Message
  304. Other Defect
  305. Part Breakage/Detachment
  306. Network
  307. Setting/Registration Defect
  308. A05 Jam Code: Spring of the registration sensor flag comes off
  309. Error Code
  310. E013-0002: Connector of DC Controller PCB has poor contact
  311. E020-0013 is displayed after message "Reservation copies can be made." is displayed upon power-on: ITB unit was faulty
  312. E020-0200: Connector at Process unit has poor contact
  313. E110-0000: Laser scanner assembly is faulty
  314. E240-0002/rebooting/this machine hangs up with message "Printing"
  315. E532-8001/E532-8002: Finisher Controller of Finisher-Z1 is faulty
  316. E602-0113: HDD (hard disk) is faulty
  317. E350-0000/E732-0001/E747-051B/E747-DF00/E748-4000: Sub SJ-A board has poor contact at start-up
  318. E747-0719/E747-051b/E747-0619/E747-621f/this machine fails to start upon installation Main controller PCB is faulty
  319. Hard Disk Drive (HDD) is faulty
  320. E804-0001 is displayed because power supply fan2 (FM11) does not rotate: DC Driver PCB is faulty
  321. FAX # Code
  322. Outline of Electrical Components
  323. Motor
  324. Fan Table
  325. Sensor
  326. Switch
  327. Lamps, Heaters, and Others
  328. PCBs
  329. Connectors
  330. Variable Resistors (VR), Light-Emitting Diodes (LED), and Check Pins by PCB
  331. Main Controller PCB (main)
  332. Main Controller PCB (sub R-A)
  333. Error Code Table
  334. Error Code Details
  335. E602 in Detail
  336. Error Codes (SEND)
  337. List of Error Codes without Messages
  338. Jam Codes
  339. Jam Code (ADF-related)
  340. Alarm Codes
  341. Outline
  342. Entering or selecting service modes
  343. Initial Screen
  344. DISPLAY (Status Display Mode)
  345. FEEDER
  346. DC-CON>
  347. R-CON>
  348. FEEDER>
  349. MN-CONT>
  350. ADJUST (Adjustment Mode)
  352. FUNCTION (Operation/Inspection Mode)
  354. OPTION (Machine Settings Mode)
  355. SORTER
  356. BOARD
  357. TEST (Test Print Mode)
  358. COUNTER (Counter Mode)
  360. Upgrading Overview
  361. Function/Operation Overview
  362. Points to Note at Time of Downloading
  363. Installing the System Software (SST -> USB)
  364. Making Connections (SST in use)
  365. Making Connections (USB device in use)
  366. Formatting the HDD
  367. Formatting the Partitions
  368. Downloading System Software
  369. Downloading Procedure
  370. Downloading the System Software (Single)
  371. Uploading and Downloading Backup Data
  373. Version Upgrade using USB
  374. Points to Note
  375. Downloading/Writing the System Software (auto)
  376. Downloading the System Software (all overwriting)
  378. Other Functions
  379. Service Tools
  380. Solvents and Oils
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