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CP660

Brand: Canon | Category: Printer
Table of contents
  1. system configuration
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. I. FEATURES
  8. II. SPECIFICATIONS
  9. III. SAFETY OF LASER LIGHT
  10. IV. NAMES OF PARTS
  11. rear cover
  12. B. Cross Section
  13. V. USING THE CONTROL PANEL
  14. VI. NOTES TO THE USER
  15. VII. NOTES TO THE SERVICE PERSON
  16. Drum Cartridge and the Toner Cartridges
  17. VIII. IMAGE FORMATION
  18. development block
  19. B. Latent Static Image Formation Block
  20. C. Development Block
  21. D. Transfer Block
  22. E. ITD (intermediate transfer drum Cleaning Block
  23. F. Photosensitive Drum Cleaning
  24. G. Fixing Block
  25. basic operation
  26. I. BASIC OPERATIONS
  27. B. Electrical Circuitry
  28. C. Inputs to and Outputs of the Major PCBs
  29. D. Basic Sequence of Operations (used as a printer)
  30. E. Controlling the Main Motor
  31. laser exposure system
  32. I. OUTLINE
  33. II. LASER CONTROL CIRCUIT
  34. B. Image Signal Processing
  35. C. Controlling the Laser Intensity
  36. D. Horizontal Sync Control
  37. E. Controlling the Laser Diode Emission
  38. image formation system
  40. B. Operations
  41. II. FORMING LATENT STATIC IMAGES
  42. B. Drum Cartridge Memory
  43. C. Checking the Life of the Photosensitive Drum
  44. D. Monitoring the Waste Toner Case
  45. III. DEVELOPMENT
  46. B. Controlling the Developing Rotary
  47. C. Locking the Developing Rotary
  48. E. Detecting the Level of Color Toner
  49. F. Checking the Presence/Absence of a Color Toner Cartridge
  50. IV. TRANSFER
  51. B. Locking the Secondary Transfer Belt
  52. C. Controlling the ITD Cleaning Roller
  53. CONTROL
  54. D. Detecting the Density
  55. VI. HIGH-VOLTAGE POWER SUPPLY CIRCUIT
  56. B. High-Voltage PCB 1
  57. C. High-Voltage PCB 2
  58. D. Separation Static Eliminating Bias PCB
  59. VII. OTHER CONTROL MECHANISMS
  60. B. Controlling the Cartridge Motor
  61. C. Controlling the Drum Motor
  62. VIII. DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY
  63. A. Drive System
  64. c. pcbs
  65. Table Of Contents
  67. II. PICK-UP ASSEMBLY
  68. B. Pick-Up from the Multifeeder Tray
  69. C. Controlling the Pick-Up Motor
  70. III. FEEDING/DELIVERY ASSEMBLY
  71. IV. DUPLEXING UNIT
  72. B. Reversing Operation
  73. C. Horizontal Registration Adjustment
  74. D. Re-Pickup
  75. V. DETECTING JAMS
  76. a. pick-up assembly
  77. b. delivery assembly
  78. c. feeding assembly
  79. separation pad
  80. fixing system
  82. II. FIXING CONTROL CIRCUIT
  83. B. Preventing Rush Current
  84. C. Protecting the Fixing Assembly
  85. III. DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY
  86. A. Fixing Assembly
  87. I. CONTROL PANEL
  88. II. FANS
  89. III. POWER SUPPLY
  90. power supply
  91. B. Remote Switch
  92. C. Protective Mechanisms
  93. D. Power Save Mode
  94. IV. DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY
  95. B. Power Supply Assembly
  96. I. SELECTING THE SITE
  97. II. UNPACKING AND INSTALLATION
  98. B. Installing the Printer Unit
  99. C. Making Settings and Checking Images and Operations
  100. D. Selecting the Type of Message for the Printer Unit
  101. III. RELOCATING THE MACHINE
  102. IV. INSTALLING THE DUPLEXING UNIT
  103. CASSETTE (A4R, LTRR, B5R, A5R)
  104. I. PERIODICALLY REPLACED PARTS
  105. troubleshooting
  106. I. STANDARDS AND ADJUSTMENTS
  107. II. TROUBLESHOOTING IMAGE FAULTS
  108. B. Guide to Test Prints for the Printer Unit
  109. C. Troubleshooting Image Faults
  110. III. TROUBLESHOOTING MALFUNCTIONS
  111. A. Error Codes
  112. B. Faults Not Identified by Error Codes
  113. IV. TROUBLESHOOTING FEEDING PROBLEMS
  114. B. Faulty Feeding
  115. ELECTRICAL PARTS
  116. A. Sensors
  117. B. Thermistors, Lamps, and Heaters
  118. C. Clutches and Solenoids
  119. D. Fans and Motors
  120. e. pcbs
  121. F. Duplexing Unit
  122. G. Variable Resistors (VR), Light-Emitting Diodes, and Check Pins PCB
  123. dc controller pcb
  124. VI. SERVICE MODE
  125. C. Main Menu
  126. VII. TEST PAGE PRINT MODE
  127. VIII. SELF DIAGNOSIS
  128. A. GENERAL TIMING CHART
  129. B. SIGNALS AND ABBREVIATIONS
  130. C. GENERAL CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
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