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Brother DCP-340CW Service Manual (407 pages)

Brand: Brother | Category: All in One Printer | Size: 12.51 MB

Service Manual
1
How this Manual Is Organized
3
Safety Precautions
6
To Use the Machine Safely
6
Caution
7
Warning
7
Choosing a Location
8
Parts Names & Functions
9
Front View
11
Outline
11
Rear View
11
Control Panel
13
Mfc820Cw
13
Menu Keys
14
On/Off
14
Start Keys
14
Stop/Exit
14
Dial Pad
15
Ink
15
Message Center Keys
15
Telephone Keys
15
Black Start
16
Copy Options
16
Fax Resolution
16
Navigation Keys
16
Color Start
17
Copy Keys (Temporary Settings)
17
Mono Start
17
Ink Management
18
Liquid Crystal Display
18
Photocapture
18
Scan
18
Components
19
Specifications
20
Table of Contents
21
Chapter 2 Specifications

22
- General Specifications
  22
  - Dimensions (W X D X H)
    23
  - Weight
    23
- Paper Specifications
  24
- Printable Area
  27
- Unprintable Area
  27
Specifications List

28
- Post Card
  32
- Post Card
  33
- Full
  35
- Theory of Operation
  37
Chapter 3 Theory of Operation

38
Overview

39
Mechanical Components

40
- Scanner Mechanism
  41
- Printing Mechanism
  41
  - Scanner Mechanism
    42
  - ADF Scanning: Document Moves Across Stationary CIS Unit
    44
  - CIS Drive Mechanism
    44
  - Flat-Bed Scanning: CIS Unit Moves under Stationary Document
    44
  - Paper Pulling-In, Registration, Feeding and Ejecting Mechanisms
    45
    
    Printing Mechanism
    45
    
    Fixed-Speed Paper Feed
    47
    
    Paper Feeding Amount Control
    47
    
    Paper Stop Position Control
    47
  - 1 ] Overview
    48
  - Ink Supply and Ink Jet Mechanism
    48
  - 2 ] Features
    49
  - 3 ] Head/Carriage Unit
    50
    
    Front End
    50
    
    Front End Components and Their Main Roles
    51
    
    Ink Spray Function
    51
    
    Nozzle Array (Head Bottom Plate)
    51
    
    Piezoelectric Plate
    51
    
    Air Vent Unit
    53
    
    Back End
    53
    
    Back End Components and Their Main Roles
    53
    
    Damper Assembly
    53
    
    Normal
    53
    
    Air Buffering
    54
    
    Black Damper
    54
    
    Color Dampers
    54
    
    Damping
    54
    
    Air Bubble Growth
    55
    
    What's so Bad about Air Bubble Growth?
    56
  - 4 ] Ink Cartridges
    57
    
    Ink Cartridge Features
    57
    
    Inks
    57
    
    Removing Air
    57
    
    Disc Valve D
    58
    
    Disc Valve S
    58
    
    Ink Cartridge Components and Their Main Roles
    58
    
    Sensor Arm
    58
  - 5 ] Ink Refill Assembly
    59
    
    Cartridge Clamp Springs
    60
    
    Ink Cartridge Sensors
    60
    
    Ink Refill Assembly Components and Their Main Roles
    60
    
    Ink Refill Base
    60
  - 6 ] Ink Supply Tubes
    61
  - 1 ] Maintenance Mechanism Components
    62
  - 2 ] Maintenance Unit Components
    62
  - Head Maintenance Mechanism
    62
    
    Pump Switching Unit
    62
    
    Bevel Gear
    63
    
    Head Caps
    63
    
    Planetary Arm
    63
    
    Tube Pump
    63
  - 3 ] Head Capping Mechanism
    64
  - 4 ] Purge Mechanism
    65
    
    Gears between Paper Feed Motor and Maintenance Unit
    65
    
    Purge Cam Mechanism
    67
    
    Switching Arm Assembly Inside Maintenance Unit
    67
    
    Carriage Lock
    68
    
    Purging
    68
    
    Head Wiper
    69
    
    Switching Pump
    69
    
    Purge Types, Ink Used, Purge Counts, and Purge Trigger Keys
    71
    
    Ink Cartridge Capacities
    72
    
    Ink Cartridge Lifetimes
    72
    
    Aging
    73
  - Carriage Drive Mechanism
    73
    
    Adjusting Print Head Angle Relative to Carriage
    74
    
    Viewed from the Bottom
    74
  - Sensors and Actuators
    75
Control Electronics

78
- Components
  78
Chapter 5 Disassembly/Reassembly and Lubrication

87
Disassembly/Reassembly

87
Lubrication

161
Chapter 6 Adjustments and Updating of Settings

166
Preparation

166
- Loading the Update Programs/Data to the Machine
  167
If You Replace the Head/Carriage Unit or Engine Unit

171
If You Replace the Main Pcb

186
Chapter 8 Maintenance M Ode

199
Entry into the Maintenance Mode

199
List of Maintenance-Mode Functions

200
User-Access to the Maintenance Mode

201
Detailed Description of Maintenance-Mode Functions

203
Chapter 9 Error Indication and Troubleshooting

252
Error Indication

252
- Equipment Errors
  252
- 1 ] Error Messages Appearing on the LCD
  252
- 2 ] Error Codes Contained in "MACHINE ERROR X X" Messages
  256
- Communications Errors
  270
  - Calling
    271
  - Command Reception
    271
  - Definition of Error Codes on the Communications List
    271
  - Compatibility [Checking the NSF and DIS]
    272
  - Instructions Received from the Remote Terminal
    273
  - DCN Reception
    274
  - ID Checking
    274
  - TCF Transmission/Reception
    274
  - Signal Isolation
    275
  - Video Signal Reception
    275
  - General Communications-Related
    276
  - Checking Prior to Troubleshooting
    277
  - Environmental Conditions
    277
  - Introduction
    277
  - Precautions
    277
  - Recording Paper
    278
  - 1 ] Control Panel Problems
    279
  - 2 ] Telephone Problems
    279
  - Troubleshooting Based on Problem Type
    279
  - 3 ] Communications Problems
    280
  - 4 ] Paper/Document Feeding Problems
    280
  - 5 ] Print-Image Problems
    281
    
    Examples of Defective Images
    281
    
    All Black
    282
    
    Completely Blank
    282
    
    Random Color
    282
    
    Dark
    283
    
    Light
    283
    
    Straight or Blurred Vertical Stripes
    283
    
    Ink Splash
    284
    
    Print Edges Not Aligned
    284
    
    Random Missing Dots
    284
    
    Ghost
    285
    
    Overlapping or Separated Lines over the Whole Page
    285
    
    Stained Leading Edge of Recording Paper
    285
    
    White Horizontal Streaks
    285
  - 6 ] PC-Driven Printing Problems
    286
  - 7 ] Memory Card Driven Printing (Smartmedia, Compact Flash, Memory Stick, SD Card, or XD)
    286
  - 8 ] Wireless LAN (WLAN)
    287
  - 9 ] Others
    287
  - 1 ] Paper Jams
    288
    
    Problems Due to Machine Malfunction
    288
    
    Problems Due to the User's Actions
    288
  - Problems Encountered Frequently in the Past
    288
  - 2 ] "MACHINE ERROR 41" Error Message
    289
  - 3 ] Ink-Related Problems
    289
  - 4 ] Auto Document Feeder (ADF) Malfunction
    290
  - 1 ] ADF Mechanism
    292
  - Possible Component Defects and Resulting Problems
    292
  - 2 ] Scanner Mechanism
    293
    
    CIS Flat Cable
    293
    
    CIS Unit
    293
    
    Scanner Drive Unit
    293
  - 3 ] Head/Carriage Unit Drive and Purge Mechanisms
    294
  - 4 ] Print Head Mechanism
    295
  - 5 ] ASF Mechanism
    296
  - 6 ] Paper Feeding Mechanism
    296
  - 7 ] Speaker
    296
  - PF Encoder Disk
    296
  - 8 ] Control Panel
    297
  - 9 ] Pcbs
    297
  - 10 ] Adjustments/Data in the Memories
    298
  - Serial Numbering System
    300
  - Head Property Label
    302
  - Property Label for the Head/Carriage Unit
    302
  - Location
    302
  - Serial Number Label for Ink Cartridge's
    303
  - Firmware Installation
    304
  - Loading the Update Programs/Data to the Flash ROM
    305
  - Installing the BHL2-Maintenance Printer Driver
    305
  - Loading the Update Programs/Data Onto the Flash ROM of Machine
    309
  - After Replacing the Main PCB with a New One
    309
  - Customizing Codes According to Shipping Destination
    313
  - Eeprom Customizing Codes
    314
  - Firmware Switches (WSW)
    315
  - Wsw01
    317
  - Selectors 1 and 2: Dial Pulse Generation Mode
    317
  - Selectors 3 and 4: Break Time Length in Pulse Dialing
    317
  - Selectors 5 and 6: Inter-Digit Pause
    317
  - Switching between Pulse (DP) and Tone (PB) Dialing, by Function Switch
    318
  - Default Dialing Mode, Pulse (DP) or Tone (PB) Dialing
    318
  - Tone Signal Transmission Time Length and Min. Pause in Tone Dialing
    318
  - Attenuator for Pseudo Ring Backtone to the Line
    318
  - Wsw03
    319
  - CNG Detection When Sharing Modular Wall Socket with a Telephone
    319
  - Detection Time Length of PABX Dial Tone, Required for Starting Dialing
    319
  - Dial Tone Detection in PABX
    320
  - Wsw04
    320
  - Earth Function in Transfer Facility (Not Used.)
    320
  - Dual Tone Detection Frequency in ICM Recording
    320
  - Dual Tone Detection Sensitivity in ICM Recording
    321
  - Wsw05
    321
  - 1St Dial Tone Detection
    322
  - Max. Pause Time Allowable for Remote ID Code Detection
    322
  - Busy Tone Detection in Automatic Sending Mode
    322
  - Busy Tone Detection in Automatic Receiving Mode
    322
  - Wsw06
    323
  - Selectors
    324
  - Selectors 4 through 6: Detection of International Tone
    324
  - No. of 2Nd Dial Tone Detection Cycles
    324
  - Allowable Instantaneous Interrupt During Reception of 2Nd Dial Tone
    324
  - Wsw07
    325
  - Dial Tone Frequency Band Control
    325
  - Line Current Detection (Not Used.)
    325
  - Allowable Instantaneous Interrupt During Reception of 1St Dial Tone
    325
  - Wsw08
    326
  - 1St Dial Tone Detection Time Length
    326
  - Time-Out Length for 1St and 2Nd Dial Tone Detection
    326
  - Wsw09
    327
  - Frame Length Selection
    327
  - Use of Non-Standard Commands
    327
  - T5 Timer
    327
  - Wsw10
    328
  - Time Length from Transmission of the Last Dial Digit to CML on
    328
  - Time Length from CML on to CNG Transmission
    328
  - Time Length from CML on to CED Transmission
    328
  - Wsw11
    329
  - Selectors 1 and 2: Busy Tone Frequency Band Control
    329
  - Selectors 3 through 8: ON/OFF Time Length Ranges for Busy Tone
    329
  - Wsw12
    330
  - Line Connection Timing
    330
  - Wsw13
    331
  - Selectors 1 and 2: Cable Equalizer
    331
  - Selectors 3 and 4: Reception Level
    331
  - Selectors 5 through 8: Modem Attenuator
    331
  - Wsw14
    332
  - Frequency Band Selection for Incoming Calling Signal (CI)
    332
  - Selectors 5 through 8: No. of Rings in AUTO ANS Mode
    332
  - Wsw15
    333
  - Selectors 1 through 6: Redial Interval and No. of Redialings
    333
  - CRP Option
    333
  - Wsw16
    334
  - ITU-T (CCITT) Superfine Recommendation
    334
  - Max. Document Length Limitation
    334
  - Stop Key Pressed During Reception
    334
  - Wsw17
    335
  - Selectors 1 and 2: Off-Hook Alarm
    335
  - Calendar Clock Type
    335
  - Non-Ring Reception
    335
  - Wsw18
    336
  - Selectors 2 and 3: Detection Enabled Time for CNG or no Tone
    336
  - Registration of Station ID
    336
  - Selectors 7 and 8: Tone Sound Monitoring
    336
  - Wsw19
    337
  - First and Last Choices of Transmission Speed for Fallback
    337
  - Wsw20
    338
  - EP Tone Prefix
    338
  - Selectors 2 and 3: Overseas Communications Mode
    338
  - Selectors 8: Limitation on CNG Detection
    339
  - Wsw21
    339
  - Selectors 1 through 5: Max. Waiting Time for Voice Signal
    339
  - Selectors 6 and 7: Taping the Call
    339
  - Wsw22
    340
  - Call Waiting Caller ID
    340
  - Acceptable TCF Bit Error Rate
    340
  - Wsw23
    341
  - Starting Point of Training Check (TCF)
    341
  - Selectors 2 and 3: Allowable Training Error Rate
    341
  - Limitation of Attenuation Level
    341
  - Wsw24
    342
  - Selectors 1 and 2: Maximum OGM Recording Time
    342
  - Attenuator for Playback of ICM/OGM to the Line
    342
  - Wsw25
    343
  - Pause between Paging Number and PIN
    343
  - Wsw26
    344
  - Wsw27
    345
  - Ringer off Setting
    345
  - Automatic Playback of OGM When Switched to the TAD Mode
    345
  - Recording Quality
    345
  - Wsw28
    346
  - Transmission Level of DTMF High-/Low-Band Frequency Signal
    346
  - Wsw29
    347
  - Prompt Beep for Activity Report
    347
  - Wsw30
    348
  - Dial Tone/Busy Tone Detection Level During Recording of ICM
    348
  - Wsw31
    349
  - Wsw32
    350
  - Selectors 5 and 6: Default Resolution
    350
  - Selectors 7 and 8: Default Contrast
    350
  - Wsw33
    351
  - Detection Threshold Level of "No Tone" During Recording of ICM
    351
  - FAX Receiving Speed to be Kept Within Transmission Speed Limit to PC
    351
  - Comfortable Noise Level
    351
  - Wsw34
    352
  - Wsw35
    353
  - Max. Detection Period of Dial Tone/Busy Tone During Recording of ICM
    353
  - Wsw36
    354
  - ECP Mode (Not Used.)
    354
  - Recovery from Inactive PC Interface (Not Used.)
    354
  - PC Power-Off Recognition Time (Not Used.)
    354
  - Wsw37
    355
  - Printout of Stored Image Data of Unsent Document Onto Error Report
    355
  - Wsw38
    356
  - Selectors 1 and 2: Setting of the Equalizer
    356
  - Sending Level of Guard Tone at Phase 2
    356
  - Stepping down the Transmission Speed at Fallback each
    356
  - Wsw39
    357
  - Wsw40
    358
  - Selectors 3 through 8: Masking of Symbol Rate(S)
    358
  - Wsw42
    361
  - Wsw43
    361
  - JPEG Coding
    361
  - Wsw44
    362
  - Effective Time Length of the White Level Compensation Data Obtained
    362
  - Wsw45
    363
  - Standby Position of the CIS Unit (Not Used.)
    363
  - Wsw46
    364
  - Monitoring the PC ON/OFF State
    364
  - Parallel Port Output Pins Kept at High Level (Not Used.)
    364
  - Previous Filtering Parameters for White Level Compensation (Not Used.)
    364
  - Wsw47
    365
  - Handling Paper at the Occurrence of a Paper Feed Timing Error
    365
  - Wsw48
    366
  - Selectors 6 through 8: USB Setup Latency
    366
  - Wsw49
    366
  - Selectors 4 and 5: Command Flag Detection Time
    366
  - Wsw50
    367
  - Current Control to be Applied Immediately after Connection of the Line
    367
  - Wsw51
    368
  - Selector 2: CR Motor Control for Reducing Torque Fluctuation
    368
  - Switching from Ink Near-Empty to Ink Empty When Opening Scanner Cover
    368
  - Wsw52
    369
  - Wsw53
    369
  - Wiring Diagrams
    370
  - Mfc640Cw/Dcp340Cw
    371
  - Circuit Diagrams
    373
  - Mj Pcb
    374
  - Power Supply PCB
    376
  - Viewing the Event Log File
    378
  - BH3 Installation Log File
    379
  - System Information
    379

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Compilation and Publication Notice
3
Safety Precautions
5
To Use the Machine Safely
5
Choosing a Location
7
Table of Contents
11
Introduction

14
- Using this Guide
  14
  - Finding Information
    14
  - Symbols Used in this Guide
    14
- Control Panel Overview
  15
  - Warning LED Indications
    17
- Load Documents
  18
  - Using the ADF (Automatic Document Feeder) (DCP-120C and DCP-340CW Only)
    18
  - Using the Scanner Glass
    20
- About Paper
  21
Making Copies

30
- Using the Machine as a Copier
  30
  - Making a Single Copy
    30
  - Making Multiple Copies
    30
  - Stop Copying
    30
- Using the Copy Keys
  31
- Changing the Default Copy Settings
  40
  - Setting Paper Type
    40
  - Setting Paper Size
    41
  - Increasing Copy Speed or Quality
    41
  - Adjusting Brightness
    42
  - Adjusting Contrast
    42
  - Adjusting Colour Saturation
    43
- Legal Limitations
  44
Walk-Up Photocapture Center

45
- Introduction
  45
  - Photocapture Center Requirements
    46
- Getting Started
  47
- Printing the Index (Thumbnails)
  49
- Printing Images
  50
  - DPOF Printing
    52
- Changing the Default Settings
  53
  - Increasing Print Speed or Quality
    53
  - Setting Paper and Size
    53
  - Adjusting Brightness
    54
  - Adjusting Contrast
    54
  - Colour Enhancement
    55
  - Cropping
    56
  - Borderless
    57
- Scan to Card
  57
- Understanding the Error Messages
  60
- Using Photocapture Center from Your Computer
  60
Software and Network Features

61
Important Information

62
- For Your Safety
  62
- LAN Connection (DCP-315CN and DCP-340CW Only)
  62
- International E
  62
  - Nergy Star
    62
  - Compliance Statement
    62
  - EU Directive 2002/96/EC and EN50419
    63
  - Important Safety Instructions
    63
  - Trademarks
    65
Troubleshooting and Routine Maintenance

66
Appendix

91
- On-Screen Programming
  91
  - Menu Table
    91
  - Printing Reports
    91
- Menu Keys
  92
Specifications

100
- Product Description
  100
- General
  100
- Print Media
  102
- Copy
  103
- Photocapture Center
  104
- Scanner
  105
- Printer
  106
- Interfaces
  106
- Consumable Items
  108
- Network (LAN) (DCP-315CN and DCP-340CW Only
  109
I - 1 Index

110

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Chapter 6 Adjustments and Updating of Settings

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