SHARP JX-250 M P Circuits Description SvcMnls

SERVICE MANUAL
CODE: 00ZJX-250SM/E
Color Image Scanner
MODEL
JX-250/M/P
CONTENTS
[ 1 ] INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1
[ 2 ] SPECIFICATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-1
[ 3 ] UNPACKING, INSTALLATION, TRANSPORTATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-1
[ 4 ] PARTS IDENTIFICATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-1
[ 5 ] SCANNING PRINCIPLE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-1
[ 6 ] DIAGNOSTICS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-1
[ 7 ] CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-1
[ 8 ] DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-1
[ 9 ] ADJUSTMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-1
[10] CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-1
[11] WIRING CHARTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-1
[12] COMPATIBILITY OF SOFTWARE PACKAGES
BETWEEN MODELS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-1
It is recommended to use Sharp or Sharp-approved parts for safe and reliable operation of the product. Parts marked with "!" is
important for maintaining the safety of the product. Use specified replacement parts when replacement of such parts is required.
SHARP CORPORATION
This document has been published for service

personnel. The descriptions and specifications
herein are subject to change without notice.
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CONTENTS
[ 1 ] INTRODUCTION
1.
2.
3.
4.
General notes for servicing .................................

System configuration ..........................................
General description .............................................
Features ..............................................................
[ 7 ] CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
1-1
1-1
1-1
1-1
[ 2 ] SPECIFICATIONS
1. Basic specifications............................................. 2-1
2. System requirements of software
packages bundled with the scanner ................... 2-2
1. Main PWB ...........................................................

(1) CPU ..............................................................
(2) Analog processing section............................
(3) Digital processing section.............................
(4) Major IC specifications .................................
2. CCD PWB ...........................................................
3. Power supply circuit............................................
4. Lighting circuit .....................................................
7-1
7-1
7-1
7-1
7-2
7-12
7-14
7-16
[ 8 ] DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY

[ 3 ] UNPACKING, INSTALLATION, AND
TRANSPORTATION
1. Unpacking and installation ..................................
2. Cautions to be taken when installing
and storing .........................................................
3. Cautions to be taken when handling...................
4. Transportation.....................................................
3-1
3-1
3-2
4-1
[ 4 ] PARTS IDENTIFICATION
1. External view.......................................................
2. Setting DIP switches ...........................................
(1) Setting DIP switches .....................................
3. Internal structure .................................................
(1) Location of components................................
(2) Optical system ..............................................
(3) Drive system .................................................
4-1
4-2
4-2
4-3
4-3
4-4
4-5
1. Servicing tools .................................................... 8-1

2. Lubricating oil...................................................... 8-1
3. Disassembly and reassembly............................. 8-1
[ 9 ] ADJUSTMENT
1. Adjusting optics...................................................
2. Adjusting reduction belt tension..........................
3. Adjusting first and second
carriage fitting positions ......................................
4. Adjusting first belt tension and
second belt tension.............................................
9-1
9-3
9-3
9-3
[10] CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS

(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Control PWB ...............................................

CCD PWB...................................................
Power supply PWB .....................................
Lighting PWB ..............................................
10-1
10-7
10-8
10-11
[ 5 ] SCANNING PRINCIPLE
1. Basic principle .....................................................
2. Operating principle ..............................................
3. Correction............................................................
(1) White balance adjustment.............................
(2) Analog correction ..........................................
(3) Digital correction ...........................................
4. Operation flow chart ............................................
(1) Start of operation...........................................
(2) Start of scanning ...........................................
(3) Scanning operation .......................................
5-1
5-3
5-4
5-4
5-4
5-4
5-5
5-5
5-6
5-7
[ 6 ] DIAGNOSTICS ..................................................... 6-1
[11] WIRING CHARTS

(1) Overall view ................................................ 11-1
(2) Lighting system........................................... 11-2
(3) Motor drive system ..................................... 11-3
[12] COMPATIBILITY OF SOFTWARE

PACKAGES BETWEEN MODELS
3. General description
[1] INTRODUCTION
The JX-250 series scan documents of the max. A4 size (216 mm

297 mm) at high resolutions (max. basic resolution of 400 dpi and
pseudo resolution of 1600 dpi). it comes with lots of basic features,
including the unidirectional light source system which makes it possible to scan three-dimensional documents or those with a rough
surface clearly. In addition, to meet a variety of scanning needs, the
automatic document feeder (ADF) and film scanning unit (FSU) are
also optionally available.
This Service Manual covers information about the specifications,

operating principle, disassembly and reassembly, and maintenance of
the Sharp color image scanner JX-250 series.
Read this manual thoroughly and become completely familiar with the
details of the scanner before servicing the unit.
1. General notes for servicing

(1)
(2)
4. Features
Before trying to disassemble the scanner, make sure the power

supply cord of the scanner is disconnected from the power outlet. Under any circumstance, do not remove from or install the
PWBs or connectors onto the scanner with the power supply
turned ON.
(1)
The newly developed optical system reduces the foot print area
almost by half from the conventional models, thus making it
possible to install in an area only a bit larger than an A4 paper.
Use caution not to drop small parts or screws inside the unit
when disassembling and reassembling. If left inside, they might
cause the malfunction of the unit.
(3)
When carrying PWBs or the scanning head unit, put it in an

anti-static bag.
(5)
Keep the document table glass surface always clean. If contaminated, use a dry clean cloth for cleaning.
(6)
(*1: A4 flat-bed type, as of Jan. 1996)

(2)
Do not pull the connector cable when disconnecting it. Hold the
connector.
(4)
Worlds most compact and lightest(*1) design
Use caution not to injure your fingers or hands when disassembling or reassembling the unit.
Clear reproduction of images in a high resolution of max. 1600

dpi (*2) and up to 16770 thousand colors.
The basic resolution of 400 dpi (max. resolution up to 1600 dpi)
allows clear reproduction of minute lines and dots. In addition, it
reproduces high-quality scans in full 16770 thousand colors per
pixel.
(*2: available when using Sharps unique pseudo resolution
technique)
(3)
High-speed scanning
The JX-250 series can scan a full-color document in about 30
seconds (*3) and a single sheet of monochrome in about 5
seconds.
2. System configuration
(*3: Scanning times from the start to end of scanning at an

ambient temperature of 25C, excluding the time necessary for
initial action and data transfer.)
(4)
Automatic document feeder (ADF) is optionally available.

An optional ADF allows automatic, high-speed scanning of up to
same-size 50 sheets of documents.
(5)
Film scanning unit (FSU) is also optionally available for scanning

transparent films.
Use of an optional film scanning unit allows scanning
transparencies, such as negatives or positives, up to A4 size at
the basic resolution of 400 dpi.
SCSI
(6)
Interface
The unidirectional light source system makes it possible to clearly scan documents with a rough surface or wrinkles, or a books
pages without shadow.
ADF JX-AF2
FSU JX-2F4
SCSI cable
Personal computer
Option (either of the two models)
The unidirectional light source system allows high-quality scanning of documents with a rough surface.
(7)
Combining with a color printer constitutes a color copying system

Using the bundled copying software package "CopyJX" and a
color printer, the scanner can be used as a color copying system.
(8)
JX-250
Supports the world standard input interface specification

TWAIN.
With the world standard specification "TWAIN" driver installed, it
is possible to operate the scanner from a variety of commercial
applications which support TWAIN.
( 9 ) Adobe Photoshop LE is standard (It varies with different

countries.)
[Fig. 1-1]
The JX-250 comes with the image processing software "Adobe

Photoshop LE" as standard, both Windows and Macintosh versions, to make it possible to reproduce first-rate images.
(10) ColorSync 2.0 support (JX-250M only)
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The JX-250M comes with a ColorSync 2.0 profile, which processes scanned images for easy color matching of documents and
data.
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[2] SPECIFICATIONS
Item
System
requirements
Item
Scanning system
Scanning action
Light source
Description
Fixed document table, plane scanning system
Single path (line sequential)
Unidirectional light source consisting of R, G, and B colors
(3 fluorescent lamps: red, green and blue)
Sensor
Reduction optical system CCD image sensor
Resolution
Basic resolution:
400 dpi (main scanning direction)
800 dpi (feed direction)
Setting range:
30 1600 dpi (When the resolution is set for
more 1201 dpi with an area of 6.3 in. in the
main scanning direction, the scanning process
becomes slow because it is performed
software-wise.)
Color separation Switching among R, G, and B light sources
Documents
Sheets of paper and books pages (up to 3 kg in weight). Negatives
and transparencies (up to 216 mm 279 mm when an optional film
scanning unit is used).
Document size
Max. A4 and letter size. Legal size when ADF is used.
Effective scanning 8.52 (main) 11.7 (feed) in.
range
[8.52 14 in. when ADF is used]
216.4 (main) 297.2 (feed) mm
[216.4 355.6 mm when ADF is used.]
Output data
1 or 8 bits/pixel
[8 bits when A/D converter is used.]
Scan speed
Color:
Approx. 6.0 ms/line
Monochrome binary: Approx. 1.0 ms/line
A4 Color
Approx. 21 sec/300 dpi
Monochrome binary
Approx. 3.5 sec/300 dpi
(without drop-out color)
The scan time is counted from the start to end of scanning at an
ambient temperature of 25C, excluding the time necessary for
the initial action and data transfer.
Initial action time Approx. 2 sec.
of scanning head
Head return speed Approx. 4 sec. (A4)
DMA transfer
Max. 4 MB/sec. (in asynchronous operation)
speed
Zooming
Main scanning direction: Digital zooming (linear interpolation)
Feed direction:
Simple zooming (w/o linear interpolation)
* Simple zooming in both main scanning and feed directions
during soft zooming.
Interface
Standard: SCSI-II, terminator power supplied
(Connector: 50-pin full-size 1, 50-pin half-size pin type 1)
Reliability
Life:100 thousand scanning operations or 5 years
of operation which comes first.
Operating
Temperature: 5 35C, humidity: 20 80%RH (No condensation of
environment
humidity allowed)
Storage
Temperature: 20 60C, humidity: 90% RH max.
environment
Power supply
Local voltage
Power
Max. 28 W.
consumption
Weight and
About 4.9 kg, 286 mm (W) 403 (D) 79 mm (H) (Projections
external
excluded)
dimensions
Microsoft-compatible mouse
640 400 dots or higher

(Displays which produces more than 256 colors, and display
cards are recommended)
<Memory>
SCSI host adaptor
8 MB or more of memory (16 MB or more is recommended)
Supports ASPI-compatible SCSI boards (PCI, ISA, EISA, VL,

PCMCIA cards) and drivers.
<AT-compatible machines>
Adaptec:
AHA-1510A (ISA/AT)
AVA-1505/1515 (ISA/AT)
AHA-1522A (ISA/AT)
AHA-1542CF (ISA/AT)
AHA-1640 (MAC)
AHA-1742A (EISA)
AHA-2742T (EISA II)
AHA-2840A/2842VL (VESA VLBus)
AHA-2940 (PCI)
APA-1460 (PCMCIA)
The compatibility of other ASPI-compatible SCSI boards is to be
determined in future.
Max. scanning size
ScanJX2 and CopyJX support the maximum scanning size of the

JX-250, or 8.52 14 inch (when ADF is used), in full colors at
400 dpi, with the max. image size of 32000 32000 pixels.
TWAIN2 supports the maximum image size of 32000 32000
pixels. (If a TWAIN-compatible application is used, the maximum
image size depends upon the capability of the application to
handle images.)
Language
English
(2) ScanJX2, TWAIN2, CopyJX V1.0 for Macintosh

Item
Description
Applicable scanner
JX-250 and its options
Connectable interface
SCSI
System requirements
<Computer>
Macintosh II/Quadra/Centris/Power Mac/Power Book

series (excluding Macintosh II)
<Monitor>
640 x 400 dots or higher

(13-inch or larger displays which produce more than 256
colors, and display cards are recommended)
<Memory>
3 MB or more of memory
<System>
Max. scanning size
System 7.1 and higher
ScanJX2 supports the maximum scanning size of the JX-250,

or 8.52 x 14 inch (when ADF is used), in full colors at 400
dpi, with the max. image size of 8192 x 32000 pixels.
TWAIN2 supports the maximum image size of 32000 x
32000 pixels. (If a TWAIN-compatible application is used, the
maximum image size depends upon the capability of the
application to handle images.)
Language
The scanning software and driver software are not guaranteed of

normal operation if they are used in any operating environment which
does not meet the following conditions. (as of January 1996)
(1) ScanJX, TWAIN2, and CopyJX for Windows

Description
JX-250 and its options
Connectable
interface
Microsoft Windows 3.1, Windows95 and MS-DOS or MSDOS/V on which Windows 3.1 runs
<Monitor>
2. System requirements of software

packages bundled with the scanner
Item
1. Basic specifications
Applicable scanner
Description
<System>
SCSI (supports ASPI-compatible host adaptor)
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[3] UNPACKING, INSTALLATION,

AND TRANSPORTATION
Connect the SCSI cable to the scanner.
1. Unpacking and installation

(1)
(2)
SCSI connector
full-pitch 50 pin
Remove the scanner and its accessories from the packing case.
Remove the shipping pads.
Note
(3)
Keep the packing case and shipping pads for transportation.

SCSI connector
half-pitch 25 pin
Remove the scanning head fixing screw.
Note
[Fig. 3-2]
Keep the scanning head fixing screw for transportation.

Note
Scanning head
fixing screw
It is possible to connect the SCSI cable to the either the halfpitch 50-pin connector or the full-pitch 50-pin connector.
When the SCSI cable is connected to the full-pitch 50-pin
connector, secure it with the mounting fixture at both sides.
(7)
Connect the other end of the SCSI cable to the computer.
(8)
Set the SCSI-ID with the scanner DIP switches. (Refer to "Setting DIP switches" covered later in this manual.)
(9)
Set the terminator with the scanner DIP switches. (Refer to "Setting DIP switches" covered later in this manual.)
Note
[Fig. 3-1]
(4)
Connecting with the computer
The length of a single SCSI cable should be less than 2 m.

If multiple SCSI devices are used, the total length of SCSI
cables should not exceed 6 m.
a. Connecting with IBM PC/AT compatible machines.

Mount Sharps recommended interface board on the computer and install the applicable SCSI driver.
2. Cautions to be taken when installing

and storing
Note
Normal operation is not guaranteed if the SCSI interface board

or driver other than recommended by Sharp is used. (For
Sharp recommended SCSI board and driver, refer to the
system requirements of the software supplied with the
scanner.)
The performance of the scanner depends to a large extent upon the

environmental condition of the location where the scanner is installed.
For the installation of the SCSI board and driver, read the
Operation Manual for the computer and SCSI interface board.
a. Temperature and humidity extremes (near the heater, humidifier

or air conditioner)
In particular, caution should be used not to let the following

items become inconsistent with each other, among the
interface board, computer, other SCSI devices, and interface.
If the scanner is installed or stored in such a place, the document

may get wet or condensation of humidity may occur, thus causing
a dirty scan.
(Working environment: 5 35C of temperature, 20 80% of relative humidity)
When installing and storing the scanner, avoid the following conditions:
I/O port address

DMA channel
Interruption level, and others
b. Connecting with Apple Macintosh
Connect with the computer.
(5)
Make sure both the scanner and the computer are turned off.
[Fig. 3-3]
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b. Direct sunlight
c. Use care not to scratch the glass surface of the document table or
the inside of the document cover (white area) with a clip or staple.
The plastic parts may get deformed or deteriorate.
[Fig. 3-4]
c. Near any device which emits much noise, magnetism, or static
electricity.
Malfunction or poor quality scans may result.
[Fig. 3-8]
d. Once scanning starts, do not move the scanner or the document
of the document table or disconnect the connection cable until the
end of scanning.
[Fig. 3-5]
3. Cautions to be taken when handling
[Fig. 3-9]
e. Do not place a heavy object (maximum allowable weight: 3 kg) on
the document table. Do not press the document table strongly.
To maintain the performance of the color image scanner, use the

following cautions when handling it.
a. Do not pull off or bend the connection cable forcibly; otherwise the
cable may break.
[Fig. 3-10]
[Fig. 3-6]
f. Before turning the scanner, make sure the ID number and the
terminator setting are correct.
b. Do not drop the scanner. Use caution not to give shock to it.
Before connecting the scanner to a computer, check that the terminator setting is correct. Set an ID number which has not been
allocated to other SCSI devices, if any.
Note
[Fig. 3-7]
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If an ID number which has been allocated to another SCSI

device is set, the system fails to operate properly. In addition,
data on the hard disk may be erased.
g. Before connecting the scanner to a computer, make sure both the

scanner and the computer are off. Never try to connect or disconnect the connection cable with either unit turned on.
[4] PARTS IDENTIFICATION

1. External view
A. Front view
Document cover
[Fig. 3-11]
h. Do not turn off the power to stop scanning.
Scanning head
Document
table
4. Transportation
To move the scanner from where it is installed, for repair or any other
reason, make sure to observe the following conditions:
(1)
Turn off the power of the scanner.
Power switch
If the scanning head is located at a place other than the home

position, turn the scanner on to return the scanning head to the
home position. Before making sure the scanning head is
returned to the home position, turn the power supply off.
(2)
Power lamp
[Fig. 4-1]
(1)
Install the scanning head fixing screw into the transportation

screw hole to secure the scanner.
Document cover
Document table
Used to hold the document. Detachable.
(3)
Remove any optional device from the scanner and install the
cap.
(2)
(4)
Remove the power and SCSI cables. Install the cap to the SCSI
connector.
(3)
Scanning head
(5)
Put the scanner in the packing case with shipping pads.
(4)
Power lamp
(5)
Power switch
Documents are set on the glass surface of this table.
Used to scan the document on the document table.
(Refer to "Packing specification" outlined later in this manual.)
Turns on when the power switch is turned on.
Used to turn the power On and Off.
B. Rear view
Scanning head
fixing screw
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nuals.
a
Power
connector
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SCSI interface
DIP switch
Connector for
optional unit
[Fig. 4-2]
(1)
Power cable
(2)
SCSI interface
Used to supply power to the scanner.
Used to connect with the host computer or other device by

means of the SCSI cable.
(3)
DIP switch
For details, refer to "[4]-2 Setting DIP switches."
(4)
Connector for optional unit

Used to connect with an optional automatic document feeder
unit or film scanning unit.
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(5)
Scanning head fixing screw
B. Setting SCSI ID
Used to lock the scanning head for transportation.
Set the scanner ID number for any from 0 to 7 with the DIP switches
SW1 to SW3.
C. Top view
Switch number
Description
OFF
Hinge hole
2
OFF
OFF
ID number 0
ON
OFF
ID number 1
ON
OFF
ID number 2
ON
ON
OFF
ID number 3
OFF
B5
OFF
OFF
A4
OFF
ON
ID number 4 (factory setting)
ON
Document table
A4
Main scanning direction
Home position mark
Home position
ON
ON
ID number 7
Turn the terminator switch on if the scanner is to be connected to the

computer as an only SCSI device or the last of the SCSI devices
connected to it.
Turn the terminator switch off if the scanner is to be located between
the computer and any other SCSI device.
The main scanning direction is the direction in which the sensor

(CCD) on the scanning head scans.
(3)
ID number 6
C. Setting terminator
Scanning begins at this position. The scanning origin and scan

area on the computer display depends on the software to be
used.
(2)
ID number 5
ON
Scale
[Fig. 4-3]
(1)
ON
ON
Note: Set an ID number which has not been allocated to other

SCSI device, if any.
If an ID number which has been allocated to another SCSI
device is set, the system fails to operate properly. In
addition, data on the hard disk may be erased.
Scale
Home position
B5
OFF
OFF
ON
Feed
direction
Turn terminator switch ON

DIP-SW
Feed direction
1 2 3 4
ON
The direction in which the scanning head moves.

(4)
OFF
Scale
The document table is calibrated in divisions of 1 in. (25.4 mm)
to give an rough idea of the size of a document on the table.
(5)
Hinge hole
When installing the document cover or an optional unit, insert
the hinge into this hole.
JX-250
[Fig. 4-5]
Turn terminator switch OFF
2. Setting DIP switches

It is possible to set the following items by changing over the DIP
switches at the rear of the scanner.
SCSI device
JX-250
Note
Last SCSI
device
Before trying to change over the DIP switches, make sure to

turn off the power of the scanner.
Use a ball-point pen or tweezers to change over the DIP
switches. (Make sure the switches are securely set; otherwise
malfunction of the system may result.)
DIP-SW
(1) Setting DIP switches
[Fig. 4-6]
A. Factory setting
Switch number
The DIP switches are factory set as follows:

1
External terminator
1 2 3 4
ON
OFF
Description
OFF
Terminator switch OFF
ON
ON
Terminator switch ON (factory setting)
OFF
Note
[Fig. 4-4]
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If the last SCSI device does not have an internal terminator,

connect an external terminator to it.
Terminator ON/OFF
SCSI-ID setting
The external terminator should be the one supplied with the

computer or recommended by the computer manufacturer.
3. Internal structure
(1) Location of components
The internal section of the scanner consists primarily of the optical
system which performs scanning in the main scanning direction with
the light receiving element (CCD), and the drive system which moves
the second carriage in the feed direction.
10
[Fig. 4-7]
1
4
7
F
Document cover
Control PWB
First carriage unit
2
5
8
AC inlet
Power lighting PWB
Second carriage unit
CCD PWB
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3
6
9
Power switch
LED PWB
Motor unit
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(2) Optical system
14
13
12
11
10
[Fig. 4-8]
1
4
7
F
I
2
5
8
G
J
Blue fluorescent lamp

Cyan dichroic filter
Convergence mirror
Third mirror
CCD PWB
3
6
9
H
White fluorescent lamp

Blue dichroic filter
First mirror
Lens
Second mirror
CCD element
(2) Spectral characteristics

The spectral characteristics are optimized by the R, W, and B fluorescent lamps, and B and C dichroic filters, and a lens filter vaporized on
the lens surface.
Lights emitted from the fluorescent lamps are reflected by the document placed on the document table glass J and are again reflected
three times by the first mirror 8, second mirror 9, and then third
mirror F in sequence, and passed through the lens G to form images on the light receiving surface of the CCD element H.
Relative energy
<Fluorescent lamp characteristics>
The fluorescent lamps blink in the order of R, G, and B, so that the

color components of R, G, B are sequentially formed on the light
receiving surface of the CCD. The quantity of light detected by each
light receiving element (8m square 3648) of the CCD varies with
the density of each color component. Consequently, the shade of
each of R, G, B is read.
R fluorescent lamp
400
500
600
Relative energy
(Shade data on R, G, and B is passed to the control PWB, and the

color identification is made with the combination of shades of R, G,
and B.)
(1) Outline of optical system
700
(nm)
W fluorescent lamp
400
500
600
700
(nm)
First mirror
Second mirror
Lens specification
F=5.1
f=35
M=0.126
Relative energy
Third mirror
CCD
B fluorescent lamp
400
216.408
8 m x 3648 pixels
Red lamp mirror
Table glass
The three-color (R, G, and B) light source is composed of the R

fluorescent lamp 3, W fluorescent lamp 2, and B fluorescent lamp
1.
500
600
[Fig. 4-10]
16
28.55
Red fluorescent lamp
308.44
352.99
[Fig. 4-9]
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700
(nm)
75
400
500
600
700
800
35
65
400
500
600
700
Wavelength (nm)
800
Wavelength (nm)
B dichroic filter
Transmittance (%)
25
95
Reflection factor (%)
Reflection factor (%)
Reflected light
Transmittance (%)
95
Transmitting
light
C dichroic filter
[Fig. 4-11]
(3) Drive system

The drive system consists of the motor H, reduction pulley F, reduction belt G, driving pulley 9, second belt 6, first pulley 7, first belt
5, and follower pulley 8. The rotation of the motor is converted into
reciprocating motion through the reduction belt G, reduction pulley
F, driving pulley 9, and second belt 6, to transport the second
carriage unit 2 linked to the second belt.
In the meantime, the power is also transmitted through the first pulley
7 to the first belt 5 to transport the first carriage unit 1 linked to the
first belt 5. At this time, the moving speeds of the first belt 5 and
second belt 6 are:
First belt speed: Second belt speed = 2 : 1
The entire optical path length is fixed.
12
11
10
12
11
10
9
[Fig. 4-12]
1
4
7
F
First carriage unit

Main shaft
First pulley
Reduction pulley
2
5
8
G

First belt
Follower pulley
Reduction pulley
45
3
6
9
H
Table glass
Second belt
Driving pulley
Motor
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[5] SCANNING PRINCIPLE
Figure 5-2 shows a schematic diagram of the optical system which

performs scanning. The optical system consists of three light sources
(R, G, and B), mirrors, lens, a high-density CCD sensor (3648 elements).
1. Basic principle
This scanner adopts a unidirectional light-source system to pick up

the three light sources.
We recognize the following colors in our daily life:
Unidirectional light-source system:
Color of light reflected from an object
Suppose light is applied to the document from more than two directions. If the document is not placed just at the point of intersection of
the two lights, the scanning position will not be secured properly.
Such a problem can be prevented by applying three lights to the
document from the same direction at all times. This method keeps the
scanning position constant for each lamp, when scanning even a
three-dimensional document. This method is called the unidirectional
light-source system.
Color of light transmitting through an object

Color of a light source.
In any case, color cannot be perceived only with light. Figure 5-1
shows the three primary colors, red (R), green (G) and blue (B) which
constitute light.
Document
Red
Filter
Filter
R
Yellow
Filter
Table glass
Filter
Magenta
WH
Blue
Cyan
Green
Mirror
CCD
Mirror
CCD
Document
WH:White
Dichroic filter
Dichroic filter
[Fig. 5-1]
To perceive the pure color of an object, no-color (white) light is required. If data on the R, G, and B of an object are obtained, the
original color can be reproduced from that data.
B
Mirror
Mirror
Mirror
Mirror
Convergence mirror
Mirror
CCD
Mirror
CCD
[Fig. 5-3]
This scanner uses to two types of dichroic filters to realize the
unidirectional light-source system. The dichroic filter transmits or
reflect a particular wavelength (color) of light. In reality, R, G, B lights
are picked up in the following manner:
B
Second mirror
W
R mirror
Blue fluorescent lamp ON

First mirror

Convergence mirror
Third mirror
CCD
Lens
B
Second mirror
[Fig. 5-2]
W
R mirror
First mirror
Third mirror
CCD
Lens
[Fig. 5-4]
When the blue fluorescent lamp comes on, the light passes through
the blue dichroic filter. In addition, the blue light component passes
through the cyan dichroic filter, without being reflected. The light
emitted from the blue lamp thus becomes pure blue light after passing through the two dichroic filters.
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White fluorescent lamp ON
(Spectral characteristics of three light sources R,G, and B)
Relative energy

Convergence mirror
B
Second mirror
Blue
400
W
R mirror
Green
500
Red
600
700
nm Wave
800
length
First mirror
[Fig. 5-7]
(Light emitting timing of three light sources and CCDoutput)
Third mirror
CCD
Lens
[Fig. 5-5]
Lens
When the white lamp comes on, the R and B light components of the
white light emitted from the white lamp pass through the blue dichroic
filter while the remaining green light component alone is reflected.
Next, the cyan dichroic filter allows green light to pass through it, thus
producing pure green light.
CCD (N pixels)
1
AD
Analog data Converter

Digital
data
N
G
Red fluorescent lamp ON

Convergence mirror
R lamp
G lamp
ON
R
ON
G
OFF
B lamp
B
CCD
OFF
ON
B
OFF
1
Second mirror
ON
R
OFF
1
G
OFF
N
White
W
R mirror
Document
color
RED
First mirror
Document
color
GREEN
Document
color
BLUE
Third mirror
CCD
Document
color
Lens
Document
color
Yellow
Document
color
Magenta
[Fig. 5-6]
When the red fluorescent lamp comes on, only the red light component is reflected by the red dichroic filter, while any other light
component contained in the red fluorescent lamp passes through the
red dichroic filter, thus producing pure red light.
Document
color
Cyan
Document
color
The lens and mirrors allow reduction of a document up to 216.408

mm in width to be inputted into a 27.264-mm-wide CCD.
Black
This model employs the three light-source system with the reduction
optical system. In scanning, the light emitting timing of R, G, and B
are shifted each other to blink cyclically, thus producing information
on pure three colors from one CCD sensor.
[Fig. 5-8]
(CCD spectral sensitivity characteristics)
Relative output
This realizes faithful reproduction of the document colors. The figures

below show the spectral characteristics of R, G, and B, and the light
emitting timing of the three color light sources, CCD output, and CCD
spectral sensitivity characteristics, and filter spectral characteristics.
400
500
600
700
[Fig. 5-9]
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800
(nm)
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The color decomposition characteristics of the color scanner is

determined in the following combinations:
Relative energy
(Filter spectral characteristics)
C filter reflection characteristics
(*) (*)
(*) (*)
R characteristics
Red fluorescent lamp, C filter,
CCD characteristics
Red light source

(*) Mercury
bright line
G characteristics
White fluorescent lamp, B and C filters,
CCD characteristics
Green light source
400
500
600
700
800
(nm)
B characteristics
Red fluorescent lamp: Red light source
Blue fluorescent lamp, B and C filters,
C filter transmission characteristics
(*) (*)
CCD characteristics
Blue light source
B filter reflection characteristics
Relative energy
(*) (*)
2. Operating principle
400
500
600
700
800
(nm)
White fluorescent lamp: Green light source

B filter transmission characteristics
(*)
Filter characteristics
Relative energy
(*)
When the start signal is sent from the computer, the scanner gets in
the operation mode and the scanning head moves to the white
balance position under the control of the main control and timing
sections. Then, the white balance sheet is scanned and the following
three analog processes (white balance adjustment) are performed.
Scanning of the document is now started.
(*)
(*)
400
500
600
700
The light emitting timings of the three light sources (R, G, and B)
shifted to blink cyclically. The light is reflected by the document surface and received by one image sensor. (An optional film scanning
unit can be used to perform light transmission scanning.) The color
information of the document is decomposed into R, G, and B information and converted into analog signals. These analog signals are A-D
converted and corrected to be digital RGB data, which is outputted
through the interface to an external device.
800
(nm)
Blue fluorescent lamp: Blue light source
1 Adjusting the quantity of light of RGB light sources

2 Storing dark noise components Correction
3 Storing shading components Correction
[Fig. 5-10]
Scanning operation is explained below, along the flow of signals.

Document
Table glass
First carriage unit
B
W
Main motor
CCD PWB
<Photo-electric
conversion>
Lens
Inverter PWB
D/A conversion
Motor driver
SCSI cable
A/D conversion
Main control section
Timing control of digital image processing
SCSI controller
Personal computer
Terminator
FIFO memory
[Fig. 5-11]
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The light source unit is composed of three color light sources which
blink at a high speed in sequence to illuminate the document. The
light reflected by the document is reflected by the mirror to change its
optical path and to pass through the lens, thus forming a document
image on the image sensor. The image sensor is a CCD linear type.
The document image is decomposed into pixels by the image sensor
and outputted in sequence. Scanning in the main scanning direction
is performed in this manner. The scanning head is moved in the feed
direction by the stepping motor controlled by the main control section.
3. Correction
Data outputted from the CCD are subject to the following corrections
and adjustments.
(1) White balance adjustment

1 Adjustment of the quantity of light of R, G, and B light sources
The R, G, and B lamps are pulsated and the quantity of light of
each lamp is adjusted by changing its lighting time (pulse width)
when scanning the white balance sheet. (about 2 V at time of A-D
conversion)
Feed direction
(in which scanning head moves)
2 Dark component correction

The CCD outputs dark components even when it is not receiving
any light. The scanner stores dark components when scanning
the white balance sheet with the fluorescent lamps turned off, and
subtracts them from actual scan data.

(CCD)
3 Shading component correction
[Fig. 5-12]
The analog data decomposed into pixels are amplified by the differential amplifier. Each pixel is then corrected in terms of dark noise
and shading at the analog processing section before being converted
into digital data. The digital data are written into buffer memory in
sequence. When RGB digital data of one line are written, the main
control section reads the data and performs tone correction before
outputting to an external device through the interface.
Theoretical
value
About
2V
Lens
CCD
CCD output
3648 bits
[Fig. 5-15]
The scanner repeats the above operation until data of one screen are
outputted. After completion of data output of one screen, the fluorescent lamps stop blinking and the scanning head returns to its home
position. The scanner goes into the stand-by state.
As shown in the above figure, the CCD receives light through the
lens. Consequently, the quantity of light gradually decreases toward
the periphery of the CCD and the CCD output corresponding to the
peripheral area drops as well. For this reason, the voltage of each
pixel (3648 bits) of the CCD is recorded when scanning the white
balance sheet, and the actual scan data are 256-divided (A-D converted) with this voltage as the reference. In this manner, shading
components are corrected.
(1) Scanning operation

(Line sequence scanning)
Start of operation
(2) Analog correction
Home position/white balance position 1
Analog correction is divided into two categories: dark component correction and shading correction performed at the time of A-D conversion
White balance position 2

Start of
(Red, Green, Blue scanning for each line)
scanning
A. Dark component correction
Scanning origin
Dark component correction is to determine the lower reference level

(black level) for A-D conversion. This correction is performed by using
data obtained when scanning the reference when scanning with the
fluorescent lamps turned off.
Scanning head moving path
[Fig. 5-13]
Each color uses the same value of data for dark component correction; that is, a total of 3 data for each R, G, and B color are used in
the case of color scanning. In addition, to lessen the influence of
noise, the average data of one line (in main scanning direction) of
pixels is used. These data are converted from digital to analog signals by the DA converter to supply to the lower reference level of the
AD converter.
(2) Relationship between scanning origin and

white balance position
1.5mm
B. Shading correction
Shading correction is to determine the higher level (white level) for
A-D conversion.
White balance sheet
Upper cabinet
7mm
Shading correction uses data obtained when scanning the white

balance sheet located next to the document scanning position. Unlike
the dark component correction procedure in which each color uses
the same data, the shading correction procedure needs data on each
CCD element for each color, because it is required to correct the
phenomenon that the intensity of light is the strongest at the center of
the lens with the quantity of light gradually decreasing toward its
peripheral area. For this reason, shading correction require memory
for 3 colors (3648 bits x 3), or three times that needed for dark
component correction.
Table glass
Main frame
0.5mm
Scanning range
HP WB2 Scanning
origin
WB1
HP: Home position
WB: White balance position
[Fig. 5-14]
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To lessen the influence of noise, this correction also uses the
average of data obtained by scanning at the positions of WB1 and
WB2 a few times. These data are D-A converted to supply to the
upper reference level of the AD converter.
4. Operation flow chart

(1) Start of operation
When scanning shading correction data, the dark component correction data which has been obtained to perform dark component correction is used as the A-D conversion reference level (comparison
value), by making the dark component correction data zero (minimum) and the shading correction data FFH (maximum).
Power is turned ON
(3) Digital correction
CPU initialization
After analog correction, digitalized image data are sent to the gate
array for digital correction. Digital correction is divided into two
processes: zoom processing (digital zoom) performed in the gate
array, and gamma correction.
Main memory check
A. Digital zoom
Digital zoom is performed by interpolating data between two data;
that is, the position of data between two data is calculated according
to resolution and scanning position and two data are given as their
ratios to create hypothetical data. In this scanner, digital zoom is
performed on in the main scanning direction. In the feed direction,
simple zoom is performed by mechanically controlling the first carriage speed and scanning timing.
0
Memory error
YES
NO
Operation stops
Initial setting of
scanner operation
Start of initialization
of scanner
400DPI
Initial setting of
interface
1
2/3
1/3
1/3
1.33
2/3
2.67
Start of SCSI
operation
300DPI
Wait for operation

becoming stable (1 sec.)
[Fig. 5-16]
Resetting
B. Gamma correction
Digitally-converted 256-gradation data are corrected according a
desired data output pattern which has been set in advance.
Initial setting of
parameters
This is usually used to perform dark component emphasis ("a" in the

figure below).
Start of receiving
SCSI commands
Scanner output (Y)

a
b
Scanner in
stand-by state
YES
CCD output (X)

Stand-by process
[Fig. 5-17]
(Note) a: The dark section is emphasized (in the case of CRT, Y =
X0.45)
b: CCD output is delivered without correction (Y = X)
c: The bright section is emphasized.
In reality, data conversion is achieved by writing output data corresponding to respective internal data into 256-byte memory inside
the gate array.
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NO
Return to stand-by
state (BUSY)
(2) Start of scanning
Start of scanning
NO
ADF mode
YES
Scanning head at
ADF position
Feeding of document
NO
YES
Scanning head moves
to home position
NO
First page
YES
NO
Same setting for

scanning as before
Scanning head moves

to home position.
Q'ty of light
adjustment
Dark component
correction
Shading correction
YES
Same setting for
scanning as before
YES
NO
Q'ty of light adjustment

Necessary number of
pages
NO
YES
Scanning head moves
to home position
Shading correction
Scanning head moves
to ADF scanning
position
Scanning head moves

to ADF scanning
position
Document is moved
to scanning start
position
Scanning starts
End of scanning
start operation
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Q'ty of light
Dark component
correction
Shading correction
Shading correction
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(3) Scanning operation
Scanning operation
FIFO full
YES
NO
Scanning of image
CCD image output
Analog processing
Shading correction
Dark component correction
Digital processing
Gamma conversion
Digital zoom (only in main scanning direction)
Binary white/black inversion processing
Storing processed image
data into FIFO
Request for
image transfer
NO
YES
Image data is transferred from
FIFO through gate array to
SCSI controller
Image data is transferred from

SCSI controller through SCSI
bus to computer
NO
End of scanning
YES
ADF mode
YES
Discharge of
document
NO
Scanning head moves

to home position
YES
Final
document
NO
End of scanning
operation
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[6] DIAGNOSTICS
2. Scanning action test
The JX-250 series have the diagnosis mode for better serviceability.
To make the diagnosis mode available, it is necessary to connect the
diagnosis checker (part code: UKOG-7030XCZZ) to the option connector and set the DIP switch properly.
The scanning action test is performed to check white balance adjustment, the scanning head and the image input circuits (especially the
analog circuit) for proper operation, and the white balance sheet for
contamination. When the scanner is put in this mode, white balance
is adjusted and scanning is performed at the scanning start position
under the conditions given below.
Diagnosis
mode
DIP switch setting
Description
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
White balance Scanning action test

test
Shading waveform test
Dark component waveform test
1
0
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
PWB self-test
This test also makes it possible to check the waveform of the image
input circuits (in particular, the analog circuit).
Ageing
Ageing (No limit)

Ageing (30 times)
PWB self/option check
Setting of DIP switches
ON
OFF
1: ON
0: OFF
Note
[Fig. 6-2]
<Setting conditions for scanning action test>
Make sure the scanners power is turned off before connecting

the diagnosis checker to the option connector.
Make sure the scanner is disconnected from the computer
before trying to perform diagnosis testing.
Resolution
: 200 DPI
Scanning range : A4
Scanning mode : full color
To stop the scanning test action, turn the scanner off.
1. Ageing test
3. Shading waveform test
The ageing test is performed to check the drive system and its control
circuit for proper operation. The ageing test can be done in two
modes: "no limit" and "automatic 30 times." Set the DIP switches as
follows:
The shading waveform test is performed to check the image input

circuits (especially the analog circuit) for proper operation.
In this test mode, serrate pseudo shading waveforms produced in the
gate array are continuously outputted to the analog circuit, and these
waveforms are check in sequence to locate defective points, if any, in
the image input circuits (especially the analog circuit).
Limitless ageing operations
30 ageing operations
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
[Fig. 6-1]
<Setting conditions for ageing action test>
Resolution
[Fig. 6-3]
: 30 dpi
<Test point 6 (TP6) waveform>
Scanning range : A4
Scanning mode : full color
Interval
Voltage(V)
: 30 ageing: No time
Limitless ageing: 40 seconds
3.4V
To stop the ageing test action, turn the scanner off. If the DIP switch
4 is set for ON, the ageing test automatically ends after 30 scanning
operations.
0.8V
Time (s)
72s
Waveform outputted in shading waveform test
[Fig. 6-4]
To stop the shading waveform test, turn the scanner off.
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4. Dark component waveform test
5. PWB self-test
The dark component waveform test is performed to check the image

input circuits (especially the analog circuit) for proper operation.
This test mode is performed to check the major devices and buses of
the control PWB for proper operation. In this mode, pseudo data are
sent to each device to check the response, thus locating a fault
device, if any.
In this mode, serrate pseudo dark component waveforms produced in

the gate array are continuously outputted to the analog circuit. These
waveforms are checked in sequence to locate defective points, if any,
in the image input circuits (in particular the analog circuit).
Default setting
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
[Fig. 6-8]
[Fig. 6-5]
(1) Operation
<Test point 5 (TP5) waveform>
1
2
3
4
Voltage(V)
1.8V
Set all DIP switch to ON.

Set DIP switches to OFF in turns, starting with SW 4.
Resistor and memory check (gate array and SCSI controller)
Option check (ADF/FSU sensor, ADF/FSU motor phase, power
supply)
All diagnosis checker LEDs will come on if all checks are satisfactory. If any LED turns blink, see the following error table.
5
0.8V
Test result
BLINK BLINK BLINK OFF
Gate array resistor error
BLINK OFF BLINK BLINK
Gate array gamma error
OFF
Gate array A memory error
OFF BLINK OFF BLINK
Gate array B memory error
OFF
Gate array FIFO memory error BLINK BLINK OFF BLINK
ADF option check error
BLINK OFF BLINK OFF
Enlarged view
SCSI controller error
Waveform outputted in dark component waveform test
OFF BLINK BLINK BLINK
56ms
DIP SW test error
Time (ms)
LED1 LED2 LED3 LED4
FSU option check error
OFF BLINK BLINK OFF
10 Normal
(A single serration is divided into 256 sections.)
To stop the test, turn the scanner off.
LED1 LED2 LED3 LED4
Test point for shading and dark component waveform
Red
Shading wave form
Green
Dark component wave form

TP006
TP004
TP005
IC012
21
N.C
VIN
18
REF+
6
REF/2
19 REF8
VDD
15 VDD
24
VDD
17
20
C154
0.1U
D0
D1
D2
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7
OFL
AVDD
[Fig. 6-9]
13
CK 23
AGND
5
14 GND
22 GND
GND
1
2
3
4
9
10
11
12
NC
NC
7
16
LH50506N
AG
[Fig. 6-7]
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OFF
OFF BLINK
BLINK BLINK BLINK BLINK
[Fig. 6-6]
OFF BLINK BLINK
[7] CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
CCD PWB
RGB lamp unit
Main motor
S-RAM
IC7
DIP SW
P-ROM
IC9
D/A converter
IC11
CPU
IC8
Motor driver
IC1
Inverter PWB
A/D converter
IC12
Reset IC
IC18
SCSI cable
Gate array
IC10
SCSI controller
IC15
Personal computer
Terminator
1C16
: Analog image data
Option connector
FIFO memory
IC13
: Digital image data
Line memory
IC4
IC5
: The other signal
[Fig. 7-1]
1. Main PWB
(1) CPU
CCD data
(TP3:R_VIN)
Connected to the CPU are: ROM, RAM, motor driver, gate array, A
and B line memory, FIFO memory and SCSI controller. The A and B
line memory and FIFO memory and SCSI controller are controllable
through the gate array. ROM stores program data and RAM writes
and reads control data and flags. The motor driver is a constant
current type and drives the motor by controlling each phase of the
stepping motor. It also controls the current flowing to the motor, in 2
steps.
Basic level
Clamp signal
(RS_DD)
Sample
hold signal
(SP)
(2) Analog processing section

Data sent from the CCD PWB are clamped through capacitor coupling at the control PWB. The CCD signal is separated data by data
down to the basic level (level at which no optical data is obtained).
The basic level is converted into the clamp level provided on the
control PWB, by using both the analog switch and the capacitor, to
stabilize the data level.
AD converter
input signal
(TP4:VIN)
Basic level
Picture signal
in a pixel
Clamped data are sample held so that they are taken out only when
they exist. This process is performed to pick up data of only stable
level among the analog signals outputted from the CCD, and send to
the AD converter. The clamped data are converted digital signals by
the AD converter. At this time, As the reference (REF) voltage for the
AD converter, the dark component level is given as the lower one and
the shading level as the upper one. By correct these levels, it thus
becomes possible to take a dynamic range from the black level to the
white level.
[Fig. 7-2]
(3) Digital processing section

The digitalized data is subjected to digital processing by the gate
array. Digital processing progresses as follows: First, adjacent data
are added in the main scanning direction. This addition is not performed when the resolution is 400 dpi or the basic value, but is
carried out when the resolution is half the basic resolution, or 200 dpi,
to roughly determine the resolution.
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Data added in the main scanning direction are stored in line memory.
The data stored in line memory are also added in the feed direction
as necessary. This makes it possible to read the preceding one-line
data from the line memory while also reading the next data from the
CCD through the AD converter, thus allowing simultaneous incorporation of both the data on the preceding line and the one on the
current line into the gate array. These data are added inside the gate
array and the result is written into the line memory. Since addition is
performed in the feed direction, data are processed in 2-line 16-bit
memory, although the actual data are 8 bits (0 255). (In reality, 4
additions are performed for about 10 bits.) This addition in the feed
direction is, like in the main scanning direction, not performed when
the resolution is the basic 400 dpi, but is carried out when the resolution is half the basic resolution or 200 dpi, to roughly determine the
resolution. The data obtained through the additions in the main scanning direction and in the feed direction are subjected to digital zooming in the main scanning direction.
Digitally-zoomed data are gamma-corrected when the output is 8 bits,

and binary coded when the output is 1 bit.
In binary coding, data which have been internally processed are
checked whether they are higher or lower than the threshold level
and thus determined whether to output as 1 or 0. Therefore, every
single data is outputted as 1 bit. Since the SCSI bus carries 8-bit
data, 8 data are housed in 1 byte and outputted to the computer for
higher data transfer. Binary coding controls this process.
As shown above, data which have been processed in various ways
are stored in FIFO. FIFO is an abbreviation of "First-In First-Out,"
which means that data entered first are outputted first. Internally
processed data are written in FIFO in sequence. On request for data
transfer from the computer, these data are read in sequence on a
first-in first-out basis, thus transferring to the computer.
(4) Major IC specifications
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119
118
117
116
115
114
113
112
111
110
109
108
107
106
105
104
103
102
101
100
99
98
97
96
95
94
93
92
91
OPEN
DEX
RAS
IORD
IOWR
RD
WRL
WRH
ASTB
IC (L)
D8/D16
GND
VDD
A23
A22
A21
A20
A19
A18
A17
A16
AD15
AD14
AD13
AD12
AD11
AD10
AD9
AD8
AD7
A. CPU
IC8 (VHiPD70433GD)
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32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
P20/PWM
P21/TO00
P22/TO01
P23/TO02
P24/TO03
P25/TO04
P30/TXD0/SB0/SO0
P31/RXD0/SB1/SI0
P32/TXC/SCK0
P33/CTS0
P34/TXD1/SO1
P35/RXD1/SI1
P36/SCK1/CTS1
VDD
P40/PD0
P41/PD1
P42/PD2
P43/PD3
P44/PD4
P45/PD5
P46/PD6
P47/PD7
GND
P50/DATASTB
P51/ACK
P52/BUSY
VDD
AVSS
P60/ANI0
P61/ANI1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
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26
27
28
29
30
PD70433GD-5BB
VDD
BUSLOCK
HLDAK
HLDRQ
READY
POLL
CLKOUT
RESET
WDTOUT
VDD
X1
X2
GND
OPEN
P00
P01
P02
P03
P04
P05
P06
P07
GND
P10/NMI
P11/INTP0
P12/INTP1
P13/INTP2
P14/INTP3/TI
P15/INTP4
P16/INTP5
[Fig. 7-3]
72
90
89
88
87
86
85
84
83
82
81
80
79
78
77
76
75
74
73
72
71
70
69
68
67
66
65
64
63
62
61
AD6
AD5
AD4
AD3
AD2
AD1
AD0
IC (H)
GND
VDD
TCE1
TCE0
DMAAK1
DMAAK0
P81/DMARQ1
P80/DMARQ0
VDD
P77/RTPT7
P76/RTPT6
P75/RTPT5
P74/RTPT4
P73/RTPT3
P72/RTPT2
P71/RTPT1
P70/RTPT0
GND
AVDD
AVREF
P63/AN13
P63/AN12
X1
X2
AVREF
AVSS
AVDD
ANI0~ANI3
BUSY
ACK
DATASTB
PD0~PD7
CTS1/SCK1
TXD/SO1
R XD1/SI1
CTS0
ALU
TXC/SCK0
GND
EXU
TXD0/SB0/SO0
GENERAL
REGISTERS
&
DATA MEMORY
512 BYTES
VDD
RXD0/SB1/SI0
Internal block diagram
4
RESET
SYSTEM
CONTROL
MICRO SEQUENCE
CONTROL
MICRO ROM
UART/CSI
UART/CSI
PIU
CLKOUT
8-BIT
A/D
ASTB
RAS
DEX
D8/D16
BUSLOCK
DMA
request
BUS
CONTROL
&
PREFECH
CONTROL
TIMER/
COUNTER
UNIT
PWM
UNIT
POLL
HLDRQ
HLDAK
WDT
A16~A23
PORT
PROGRAMMABLE
INTERRUPT
CONTROLLER
2 8 4 3 8 7 6 7 8
TCE0
DMARQ1
DMAAK1
DMAC
PWM
TO00
TO20
TO30
INTP0
INTP1
INTP2
INTP3/TI
INTP4
INTP5
WDTOUT
TO01
TO21
TCE1
[Fig. 7-4]
73
NMI
AD0~AD15
DMARQ0
DMAAK0
RTOP
RTP0~RTP3
WRL
IORD
IOWR
BCU
PREFETCH
QUEUE
6 BYTES
RTP4~RTP7
WRH
PORT8
PORT7
PORT6
PORT5
PORT4
PORT3
PORT2
PORT1
PORT0
READY
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Pin description
Pin No.
Pin name
Signal name
I/O
Parallel I/O
Function
15
P00
RFL
R lighting
16
P01
GFL
G lighting
17
P02
BFL
B lighting
18
P03
CLRCPU
CCD timing start signal
19
P04
FSTL
Line control
20
P05
COL0CPU
Color control
21
P06
COL1CPU
22
P07
WCKEN
31
P20
N.C
32
P21
N.C
Not used
33
P22
N.C
Not used
34
P23
N.C
Not used
35
P24
N.C
Not used
36
P25
N.C
37
P30
FSTP
38
P31
ABGCONT
Gate array 1 reset
39
P32
FLPWR
FSU/ADF control
40
P33
MSP0
Main body motor torque control
41
P34
N.C
Not used
42
P35
MSPA
Option (FSU/ADF) motor torque control
43
P36
SOLCTR
Solenoid control (for ADF)
45
P40
DSW0
46
P41
DSW1
47
P42
DSW1
48
P43
DSW3
Terminator setting (Dip switch)
49
P44
N.C
Not used
50
P45
N.C
Not used
61
P46
N.C
Not used
52
P47
N.C
54
P50
N.C
56
P51
N.C
56
P52
N.C
76
P81
N.C
Parallel I/O
Not used
66
RTPT0
RINT
Parallel I/O
Main body motor A
67
RTPT1
RINA
68
RTPT2
RINB
Main body motor B
69
RTPT3
RINB
Main body motor BN
70
RTPT4
OINA
Option motor A
71
RTPT5
OINA
Option motor AN
72
RTPT6
OINB
Option motor B
73
RTPT7
OINB
Option motor BN
26
INTP0
HP
26
INTP1
SW5/THP
FSU home position detection
27
INTP2
SW2
Paper feed sensor (for ADF)
28
INTP3
SW1
Paper discharge sensor (for ADF)
29
INTP4
SW4/FSU
ADF maintenance cover open sensor/FSU open

sensor
30
INTP5
SCSI INT
75
DMARQ0
DMA
77
DMAAK0
DMAAK
13, 23, 53, 65, 82, 109
GND
GND
1, 10, 44, 57, 74, 81, 108
VDD
VCC
58
AVSS
AG
64
AVDD
A5V
00 : R
10 : B
01 : G
11 : Stand-by
GA data memory write enable signal

Parallel I/O
Not used
Not used
Parallel I/O
Parallel I/O
Page control
SCSI ID setting (Dip switch)
Not used
Parallel I/O
Not used
Not used
Not used
Main body motor AN
Interrupt
Scanner unit home position detection (Not used)
I/F interrupt
DMA
Request signal for transfer data to SCSi

controller
Acknowledge signal for transfer data to SCSI
controller
74
GND potential
Positive power supply (+5V)
A/D converter GND potential
A/D converter analog power supply
Pin No.
Pin name
Signal name
I/O
Function
63
AVREF
A5V
A/D converter reference voltage supply
RESET
RESET
Input
System reset signal input
11
X1
CLKCPU
Input
12
X2
N.C
System clock generating crystal

oscillator/ceramic oscillator connecting pin.
When supplying external clock, input to X1, with
X2 open.
CLKOUT
CLKOUT
Output
Internal system clock output
112
ASTB
ASTB
3-state output
External bus cycle address strobe signal output
115
RD
RD
External memory cycle data read strobe signal

output
114
WRL
WR
External memory cycle low-order byte data write

strobe signal output
113
WRH
N.C
READY
N.C
Input
Not used
119
DEX
N.C
3-state output
Not used
118
RAS
N.C
110
D8/D16
VCC
Input
Not used (high at all times)
BUSLOCK
N.C
3-state output
Not used
POLL
N.C
Input
Not used
HLDRQ
N.C
Input
Not used
HLDAK
N.C
3-state output
Not used
84 99
AD0 AD15
AD0 AD15
3-state output
External bus cycle address/data multiplex signal

output
3-state output
Not used
Not used
100 103
A16 A19
A16 A19
104 107
A20 A23
N.C
Not used
117
IORD
IORD
External I/O cycle read strobe signal output
116
IOWR
IOWR
WDTOUT
N.C
Output
Not used
3-state output
DMA acknowledge signal output (channel 0)
External bus cycle address signal output
External I/O cycle write strobe signal output
77
DMAAK0
DMAAK
78
DMAAK1
N.C
Not used
79
TCE0
N.C
Not used
80
TCE1
N.C
Not used
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GND
GND
CLKCPU
GND
CLEAR
NFSTP
NFSTLI
NWCKEN
TEB
NDMAACK
DMARQ
A19
A18
A17
A16
A8
NRESET
NWR
NRD
TEST3
NIOWR
NIORD
NASTB
CPUCLK
AD7
GND
VDD
AD6
AD5
AD4
GND
AD3
AD2
AD1
AD0
GND
A7
A6
A5
A4
GND
A3
A2
A1
A0
GND
CLK3
CLK2
CLK1
CLK0
GND
GND
B. Gate array (S208GD-50-5ML2)

IC101 (VHi65655GD032)
156
157
105
104
S208GD-50-5ML-2
208
53
52
GND
GND
LDA2
LDA3
LDA4
LDA5
LDA6
LDA7
GND
NLMAWE
NLMAOEI
NLMAOEO
FIFOI0
FIFOI1
FIFOI2
FIFOI3
FIFOI4
FIFOI5
FIFOI6
FIFOI7
GND
FIFOWCK
NFIFORW
FIF000
FIF001
GND
VDD
FIF002
FIF003
FIF004
FIF005
FIF006
FIF007
NFIFORR
FIFORCK
GND
DAD0
DAD1
DAD2
DAD3
DAD4
DAD5
DAD6
DAD7
GND
ADCKO
ADCKI
NDTENB
SCDACK
DKDACK
GND
GND
VDD
N.C.
COLI0
COLI1
NRFL
NGFL
NBFL
NHTCNT
NRRFL
NRGFL
NRBFL
NRHT
NTRFL
NTGFL
NTBFL
NTHT
GND
LDB0
LDB1
LDB2
LDB3
LDB4
LDB5
LDB6
LDB7
GND
VDD
NLMBWE
NLMBOEI
NLMBOEO
LMA0
LMA1
GND
LMA2
LMA3
LMA4
LMA5
LMA6
LMA7
LMA8
LMA9
GND
VDD
LMA10
LMA11
LMA12
GND
NMCS
LDA0
LDA1
N.C.
VDD
Pin diagram
[Fig. 7-5]
76
VDD
N.C.
CLKSC
GND
NPROM
NSRAM
DBREQ
NDBACK
NDBWR
NDBRD
GND
DB7
DB6
DB5
DB4
CKSEL
DB3
DB2
DB1
DB0
ALE
NRRS
NRSH
NRCCK2
NRCCKF
GND
VDD
SP_DD
RS_DD
SP_D
RS_D
SP
NSCSI
XTEN
ADCD7
ADCD6
ADCD5
ADCD4
ADCD3
ADCD2
ADCD1
ADCD0
TEST1
ORGCKI
ORGCKO
NCYNCR
NCYNCO
GND
XT1
XT2
N.C.
VDD
Block diagram
Clock control
C
C
D
CPU
CPU I/F
Peripheral ICs
CLOCK
Chip selector
SRAM
PROM
CCD timing control
Analog timing control
Data over counter
SCSIC
DMAC
Analog circuit
A
/
D
Main scanning
direction data
control
D/A dark
component
Feed direction
data control
Even/odd number data

processing
Zooming
Binary coding
FIFO
Gamma
correction
Peak value detection
D/A shading
Data counter
A memory address control
Memory data I/F
A memory
B memory address processing
B memory
[Fig. 7-6]
Pin No.
Pin name
Signal name
GND
GND
I/O
Connected to
GND
Function
Ground
GND
GND
LDA2
LDA2
I/O
AMEM
GND
LDA3
LDA3
I/O
AMEM
LDA4
LDA4
I/O
AMEM
LDA5
LDA5
I/O
AMEM
LDA6
LDA6
I/O
AMEM
LDA7
LDA7
I/O
AMEM
GND
GND
10
NLMAWE
NWE
AMEM
Write enable signal to A memory
11
NLMAOEI
NOE
AMEM
The synchronization of NOE is adjusted by once pulling out the output from
NLMAOEO for internally processing GA.
12
NLMAOEO
NOE
AMEM
13
FIFOI0
FIFOIN0
FIFO
14
FIFOI1
FIFOIN1
FIFO
15
FIFOI2
FIFOIN2
FIFO
16
FIFOI3
FIFOIN3
FIFO
17
FIFOI4
FIFOIN4
FIFO
18
FIFOI5
FIFOIN5
FIFO
19
FIFOI6
FIFOIN6
FIFO
20
FIFOI7
FIFOIN7
FIFO
21
GND
GND
GND
Ground
22
FIFOWCK
WCK
FIFO
Synchronizing signal for writing into FIFO memory.
23
NFIFORW
NWRST
FIFO
FIFO write address reset signal
24
FIFOO0
FIFOO0
FIFO
Data bus line to and from FIFO memory
25
FIFOO1
FIFOO1
FIFO
26
GND
GND
GND
GND
Data bus line to and from A memory (for reading from memory)
Ground
Read enable signal to A memory.

Data bus line to and from FIFO memory (for writing into memory)
Ground
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Pin No.
Pin name
Signal name
27
VDD
VCC
28
FIFOO2
FIFOO2
29
FIFOO3
FIFOO3
30
FIFOO4
31
32
I/O
Connected to
Function
VCC
+5V
FIFO
Data bus line to and from FIFO memory
FIFO
FIFOO4
FIFO
FIFOO5
FIFOO5
FIFO
FIFOO6
FIFOO6
FIFO
33
FIF007
FIF007
FIFO
34
NFIFORR
NRRST
FIFO
FIFO memory read address reset signal
35
FIFORCK
RCK
FIFO
Synchronizing signal for reading from FIFO memory
36
GND
GND
GND
Ground
37
DAD0
DAD0
DA
38
DAD1
DAD1
DA
39
DAD2
DAD2
DA
40
DAD3
DAD3
DA
41
DAD4
DAD4
DA
42
DAD5
DAD5
DA
43
DAD6
DAD6
DA
44
DAD7
DAD7
45
GND
GND
46
ADCKO
ADCK
AD, GA
47
ADCKI
ADCK
GA
Dark component correction and shading correction data line
DA
GND
Ground
AD converter clock signal
The synchronization of ADCKO is adjusted by once pulling out the output from
ADCKO for internally processing GA.
48
NDTENB
NDTENB
49
SCDACK
SCDACK
DA
Signal for showing gate array signal processing period

Shading correction data output synchronizing signal
50
DKDACK
DKDACK
DA
Dark component correction data output synchronizing signal
51
GND
GND
GND
52
GND
GND
GND
53
VDD
VCC
VCC
+5V
54
N.C.
N.C.
N.C.
Not used
55
XT2
XT2
X1
56
XT1
XT1
X1
57
GND
GND
58
NCSYNCO
N.C.
59
NCSYNCR
60
ORGCKO
61
Ground
Basic clock signal (29 MHz)
GND
Ground
N.C.
Color data processing start synchronizing signal (not used)
NCSYNCR
CCD
ORGCK
GA
GA internal data processing clock
ORGCKI
ORGCK
GA
The synchronization of ORGCK is adjusted by once pulling out the output from
ORGCKO for internally processing GA.
62
TEST1
GND
GND
63
ADCD0
IMG0
AD
64
ADCD1
IMG1
AD
65
ADCD2
IMG2
AD
66
ADCD3
IMG3
AD
67
ADCD4
IMG4
AD
68
ADCD5
IMG5
AD
69
ADCD6
IMG6
AD
70
ADCD7
IMG7
AD
One-line data processing start synchronizing signal
Not used (low at all times)

Image data (input)
71
XTEN
72
NSCSI
NSCSIC
SCSI
73
SP
SP
ANALOG
74
RS_D
RS_D
ANALOG
75
SP_D
N.C.
N.C.
76
RS_DD
RS_DD
ANALOG
77
SP_DD
N.C.
N.C.
Not used
78
VDD
VCC
VCC
+5V
SCSI selector signal

Analog image data sample hold signal
NRRS signal delay signal
Not used
Data clamp signal
79
GND
GND
GND
Ground
80
NRCCKF
NRCCKF
CCD
CCD clock signal
81
NRCCK2
NRCCK2
CCD
CCD clock signal
78
Pin No.
Pin name
Signal name
I/O
Connected to
82
NRSH
NRSH
CCD
83
NRRS
NRRS
CCD
84
ALE
ALE
SCSIC
SCSI control signal
85
DB0
ID0
I/O
SCSIC
Image data (output)
86
DB1
ID1
I/O
SCSIC
87
DB2
ID2
I/O
SCSIC
88
DB3
ID3
I/O
SCSIC
89
CKSEL
90
DB4
ID4
I/O
SCSIC
91
DB5
ID5
I/O
SCSIC
92
DB6
ID5
I/O
SCSIC
93
DB7
ID7
I/O
SCSIC
Function
CCD data shift pulse signal
CCD reset signal
GND
Image data (output)
94
GND
GND
95
NDBRD
NDBRD
SCSIC
SCSI read signal
96
NDBWR
NDBWR
SCSIC
SCSI write signal
97
NDBACK
NDBACK
SCSIC
Image data transfer acknowledge signal
98
DBREQ
DBREQ
SCSIC
99
NSRAM
NSRAM
RAM
SRAM selector signal
100
NPROM
NPROM
ROM
PROM selector signal
101
GND
GND
GND
Ground
102
CLKSC
CLKSC
103
N.C.
N.C.
SCSIC
N.C.
Ground
Image data transfer request signal
SCSI controller clock signal

Not used
104
VDD
VCC
VCC
+5V
105
GND
GND
GND
Ground
106
GND
GND
107
CLK0
N.C.
N.C.
Not used
108
CLK1
N.C.
N.C.
Not used
109
CLK2
N.C.
N.C.
Not used
110
CLK3
N.C.
N.C.
Not used
111
GND
GND
GND
Ground
112
A0
A0
SRAM, PROM SRAM and PROM addresses
113
A1
A1
SRAM, PROM
114
A2
A2
SRAM, PROM
115
A3
A3
SRAM, PROM
116
GND
GND
117
A4
A4
SRAM, PROM SRAM and PROM address
118
A5
A5
SRAM, PROM
119
A6
A6
SRAM, PROM
120
A7
A7
SRAM, PROM
121
GND
GND
GND
Ground
122
AD0
AD0
I/O
CPU
CPU address data bus line
123
AD1
AD1
I/O
CPU
124
AD2
AD2
I/O
CPU
125
AD3
AD3
I/O
CPU
126
GND
GND
GND
Ground
127
AD4
AD4
I/O
CPU
128
AD5
AD5
I/O
CPU
I/O
CPU
GND
GND
Ground
129
AD6
AD6
130
VDD
VCC
VCC
+5V
131
GND
GND
GND
Ground
132
AD7
AD8
I/O
CPU
133
CPUCLK
CLKOUT
CPU
CPU clock signal
134
NASTB
NASTB
CPU
CPU address strobe signal
135
NIORD
NIORD
CPU
CPU ID read signal
136
NIOWR
NIOWR
CPU
CPU ID write signal
137
TEST3
GND
I/O
GND
Not used (low at all times)
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Pin No.
Pin name
Signal name
I/O
Connected to
138
NRD
NRD
CPU
CPU read signal
Function
CPU write signal
139
NWR
NWR
CPU
140
NRESET
NRESET
RESET-IC
141
A8
A8
CPU
142
A16
A16
CPU
143
A17
A17
CPU
144
A18
A18
CPU
145
A19
A19
CPU
146
DMARQ
DREQ
CPU
147
NDMAACK
NDMAAK
CPU
148
TEB
149
NWCKEN
NWCKEN
CPU
GA data memory write enable signal
150
NFSTL1
NFSTL
CPU
Read one-line control signal
151
CLEAR
NFSTP
CPU
Read one-page control signal
152
CLEAR
CLR_CPU
CPU
CCD read action start signal

L turns H when read starts
GND
Ground
CPU
CPU basic clock signal

Ground
Gate array reset signal

CPU address line
DMA request signal from CPU

DMA acknowledge signal from CPU
153
GND
GND
154
CLKCPU
CLKCPU
155
GND
GND
GND
156
GND
GND
GND
157
VDD
VCC
VCC
+5V
158
N.C.
N.C.
N.C.
Not used
159
COLI0
COL0_CPU
CPU, MEM
160
COLI1
COL1_CPU
CPU, MEM
161
NRFL
NRFL
CPU
R lamp lighting command signal
162
NGFL
NGFL
CPU
G lamp lighting command signal
163
NBFL
NBFL
CPU
B lamp lighting command signal
164
NHTCNT
VCC
VCC
165
NRRFL
NRRFL
IC3
Main body R lamp lighting signal
166
NRGFL
NRGFL
IC3
Main body G lamp lighting signal
167
NRBFL
NRBFL
IC3
Main body B lamp lighting signal
168
NRHT
N.C.
N.C.
Not used
Color synchronizing signal

COLI0 and 1 are set for H at the stand-by and immediately
before color data reading. When both COLI0 and 1 change
from H, the NCSYNC signal is generated.
169
NTRFL
NTRFL
IC2
FSU R lamp lighting signal
170
NTGFL
NTGFL
IC2
FSU G lamp lighting signal
171
NTBFL
NTBFL
IC3
FSU B lamp lighting signal
172
NTHT
N.C.
N.C.
Not used
GND
Color COL0 COL1

Red
L
L
Green
H
L
Blue
L
H
Stand-by H
H
Ground
173
GND
GND
174
LDB0
LDB0
I/O
BMEM
175
LDB1
LDB1
I/O
BMEM
176
LDB2
LDB2
I/O
BMEM
177
LDB3
LDB3
I/O
BMEM
178
LDB4
LDB4
I/O
BMEM
179
LDB5
LDB5
I/O
BMEM
180
LDB6
LDB6
I/O
BMEM
181
LDB7
LDB7
I/O
BMEM
182
GND
GND
GND
183
VDD
VCC
VCC
184
NLMBWE
NWE
BMEM
185
NLMBOEI
NOE
BMEM, GA
The synchronization of NOE is adjusted by once pulling out the output from
NLMB0EO for internally processing GA.
186
NLMBOEO
NOE
BMEM, GA
B memory read enable signal
187
LMA0
LMA0
A, BMEM
188
LMA1
LMA1
A, BMEM
189
GND
GND
GND
B memory data bus line (for reading from memory)
Ground
+5V
B memory write enable signal
A and B memory addresses (for writing into memory)

Ground
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Pin No.
Pin name
Signal name
I/O
Connected to
190
LMA2
LMA2
A, BMEM
191
LMA3
LMA3
A, BMEM
192
LMA4
LMA3
A, BMEM
193
LMA5
LMA5
A, BMEM
194
LMA6
LMA5
A, BMEM
195
LMA7
LMA3
A, BMEM
196
LMA8
LMA8
A, BMEM
197
LMA9
LMA9
A, BMEM
198
GND
GND
GND
199
VDD
VCC
VCC
200
LMA10
LMA10
A, BMEM
201
LMA11
LMA11
A, BMEM
202
LMA12
LMA12
A, BMEM
203
GND
GND
204
NMCS
NCE
A, BMEM
205
LDA0
LDA0
I/O
AMEM
206
LDA1
LDA1
I/O
AMEM
GND
Function
A and B memory address line
(for writing into memory)
Ground
+5V
A and B memory addresses (for writing into memory)
Ground
A and B memory select signal
Data bus line to and from A memory
207
N.C.
N.C.
N.C.
Not used
208
VDD
VCC
VCC
+5V
C. A/D converter (LH50506N)

IC12 (VHiLH50506N-1)
Pin diagram
Block diagram
D0 1
D1 2
Vin
RT
24 VDD
23 CK
22 GND
21 VIN
20 AGND
19 ref18 ref+
D4 9
16 NC
D5 10
14 GND
D7 12
CK
OFL
D7(MSB)
D6
D5
D4
D3
D2
D1
D0(LSB)
15 VDD
D6 11
128
DFF
R/2
17 AVDD
2nd encoder
NC 7
VDD 8
129
DFF
GND 5
Ref/2 6
256
DFF
D3 4
1st encoder
D2 3
CK generator
13 OFL
RB
Top view
[Fig. 7-7]
[Fig. 7-8]
Pin table (24-pin SOP)

No.
Pin name
Pin description
I/O
No.
Pin name
Pin description
D0
Digital output (LSB)
13
OFL
Overflow output
I/O
O
D1
Digital output
14
GND
Digital grounding
D2
Digital output
15
VDD
Digital power supply
D3
Digital output
16
NC
NC
GND
Digital grounding
17
AVDD
Analog power supply
Ref/2
Reference voltage (mid point)
18
Ref+
Reference voltage (upper point)
NC
19
Ref
Reference (lower point)
20
AGND
Analog grounding
NC
VDD
D4
Digital output
21
Vin
10
D5
Digital output
22
GND
11
D6
Digital output
23
CK
12
D7
Digital output (MSB)
24
VDD
7 11
Analog signal input

Digital grounding
Clock input
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D. D/A converter (LH5011)
IC11 (VHiLH5011/-1)
VB
19 NC
21 VDD
20 Bout
22 Aout
Bch
23 GND
Ach
24 Vref
Bout
27 VB
Aout
25 Iref
Pin diagram
26 GND
Block diagram
NC 28
Matrix
current cell
17 GND
GND 30
Veighted
current
cell
18 VDD
VDD 29
16 B7
A0 31
Carrent
source
15 B6
1
NC
[Fig. 7-9]
B1
B7~B2, B1~B0
CXB
B0
A1~A0
10 NC
A7~A2
CKB
11 B2
A5 36
CXA
12 B3
A4 35
VDD
13 B4
A3 34
Latch
A2 33
GND
Latch
Decoder
CRA
14 B5
Vref
A1 32
A7
Latch
Latch
A6
Vref
[Fig. 7-10]
Pin table
No.
Pin name
NC
NC
Pin description
I/O
No.
Pin name
19
NC
A6
A7
A digital input
20
BOUT
A digital output (MSB)
21
VDD
Pin description
NC
I/O
B analog current output
Power supply
CKA
A clock input
22
AOUT
A analog current output
GND
Ground
23
GND
Ground
VDD
Power supply
24
Vref
Reference voltage input
CKB
B clock input
25
Iref
Full-scale adjustment resistor
B0
B digital input (LSB)
26
GND
Ground
B1
B digital output
27
VB
Capacity connection
10
NC
NC
28
NC
NC
11
B2
B digital input
29
VDD
Power supply
12
B3
B digital input
30
GND
Ground
13
B4
B digital input
31
A0
A digital input (LSB)
14
B5
B digital input
32
A1
A digital input
15
B6
B digital input
33
A2
A digital input
16
B7
B digital input (MSB)
34
A3
A digital input
17
GND
Ground
35
A4
A digital input
18
VDD
Power supply
36
A5
A digital input
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2. CCD PWB
Mounted on the CCD PWB are a CCD (charge-coupled device) and a
differential amplifier which amplifies the CCD signal.
When receiving the RSH signal, the CCD transfers the light quantity
data stored in the light receiving element located in the middle of the
CCD, to the shift register next to the light receiving element.
Shift electrode
to shift register
Light energy
Photo diode
Storage electrode
+12V
Analog sift resistor
Fig. 7-12 (Equivalent circuit of 1 pixel at light sensing section)
CCD sensor light sensing section
The period from the input of one RSH signal to the input of the next
RSH signal is called the integrating time during which the quantity of
light is stored.
Output
CK1 (RCCKF) and CK2 (RCCK2) are clocks which are used to output
data in the shift register from the CCD. Since the output of data from
the CCD requires the input of these clocks, it is thus necessary to
input enough clock signals to output more data than those in the CCD
during the integrating time (dummy signals).
Fig. 7-11 (CCD image sensor internal structure)
The JX-250 series image sensors adopt the model ILX112A CCD
linear image sensor which features high sensibility and has 3648
pixels (8 m x 8 m) linearly arranged on it. It can scan an A4 page at
400 dpi (about 16 dots/mm).
Integrating time
RCCKF
3723
0
1
RSH
0
5
RCCK2
0
5
D75
D71
D70
D65
D64
S3648
S3647
S3646
S2
S1
D62
D63
D61
D15
D14
D13
D3
D2
D1
RRS
Vout
Optical block (49 pixels)

Dummy signal (63 pixels)
One-line output period (3723 pixels)
[Fig. 7-13]
The RRS signal is the reset signal for the CCD output signal. The
output from the CCD is expressed as electric charge equivalently
stored in the capacitor. For this reason, to fetch data from the CCD
pixel by pixel, every piece of data outputted from the CCD need to be
cleared before another piece of data is outputted. The RRS signal
(reset signal) is used for this purpose.
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The signal outputted from the CCD is amplified about 8 folds in the
differential amplifier in the CCD PWB before being sent to the control
PWB. The amplifier circuit on the CCD PWB helps reduce the effect
of noise.
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(2) CCD
Pin No.
2
NC 9
ROG 10
GND 11
13 GND
3648
RSH\
Read start signal
GND
GND
Ground
GND
GND
Ground
GND
GND
Ground
N.C.
N.C.
Not used
CK2
RCCK2\
Clock signal
VDD
A12V
12 V power supply
N.C.
N.C.
Not used
N.C.
N.C.
Not used
N.C.
N.C.
Not used
VDD
A12V
12 V power supply
N.C.
N.C.
Not used
22
14 NC
ROG
18
15 CK2
Not used
20
CK1
N.C.
17
16 VDD
Clock signal
N.C.
15
NC 7
Not used
RCCKF\
13
17 NC
N.C.
CK1
21
NC 6
N.C.
12
18 NC
Not used
19
GND 5
N.C.
10
19 NC
Ground
N.C.
16
LH 4
Clock signal
GND
20 VDD
RCCK2
14
LH
GND
11
RS
Reset signal
21 NC
Ground
RRS\
GND 2
GND
RS
22 NC
GND
3
5
VOUT
VOUT 1
Pin name
The reduction type CCD linear sensor (black and white) ILX112A is
used as the CCD element. The ILX112A allows scanning of A4 pages
at a resolution as high as 400 dpi.
Signal name
Function
GND
GND
Ground
R_VIN
Signal output (image data)
Table 1
12 GND
[Fig. 7-14]
Timing chart
RCCKF
5
3723
0
1
RSH
0
5
RCCK2
0
5
Optical black (49 pixels)

Dummy signal (63 pixels)
One-line output period (3723 pixels)
[Fig. 7-15]
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D75
D71
D70
D65
S3648
Vout
D64
S3647
S3646
S2
S1
D62
D63
D61
D15
D13
D14
D3
D2
D1
RRS
3. Power supply circuit

The AC input voltage is AC 170 260 V and the outputs are
POWER+24 V and POWER VCC. In addition, the overvoltage and
overcurrent protection functions are provided to protect against the
malfunction of the power supply.
Transformer
CN1
Rectifying
section
Control
section
Rectifying
section
F2
Rectifying
section
NIF section
F1
SW1
POWER +24V
GND
Reg.
POWER VCC
GND
Output
monitor
Overvoltage
protection
[Fig. 7-16]
As shown in the block diagram, the AC voltage inputted from the CN1
flows through the N/F and is smoothed to a DC high voltage (about
280 V) at the rectifying section before being supplied to the converter
section.
(2) POWER + 24V control

In the separate excitation system, energy is accumulated in the
primary winding of the transformer T1 as long as the IC3 remains ON,
and it is discharged to the secondary winding when IC3 is turned off.
The switching system of the converter section is the one-stone on/off

separate excitation flyback system. By turning on and off the switching MOSFET IC3, the DC voltage obtained in the rectifying (smoothing) section is converted into high frequency pulses, and the power is
supplied through the insulating transformer T1 to the secondary side.
The output voltage is controlled, except when the load is light, by

changing the ON period of IC3 with the OFF period fixed. The ON
period control is achieved by directly changing the output pulse width
of the oscillator.
The +24 V output is always monitored by the shunt regulator IC1, and
the output state is fed back to the primary side IC3 by the photo
coupler PD1, to control the ON period of IC3.
Here is the operation of each section:
(1) Converter and control sections
For stabilizing, the output voltage is divided by R3 and R4, and

compared and monitored with the reference voltage (2.5 V) in IC1.
When the power is turned on, the DC voltage converted in the rectifying section, charges C7 through the starting resistor R10. When the
pin 5 of IC3 (control IC) reaches 16 V, the control circuit starts operation.
When the output voltage becomes higher than the reference voltage,
the detecting section senses it and increases the light intensity (current value) of the photo coupler PD1 through R6. In the meantime,
IC3 in the primary side narrows the ON width to suppress the elevation of the output voltage.
After the control circuit starts operation, the voltage at the auxiliary
winding (Pins 4 - 5) is smoothed to obtain the power.
The auxiliary winding is set in the number of turns so that it is more
than the operation stop voltage (11 V) and less than the OVP operation voltage (26.5 V) under the normal operating condition.
When the output voltage becomes lower than the reference voltage,
the light intensity (current value) of the photo coupler PD1 is
decreased and the ON width of IC3 is widened, to normalize the
output voltage.
By the switching operation of IC3, a current flows from the pin 3 to pin
1 of the transformer T1 to induce voltages in the secondary winding
and the auxiliary winding depending on their number of turns, thus
outputting a DC voltage through each rectifying section.
The above procedure of negative feedback control is repeated to

stabilize the output.
Remember that the higher the AC input voltage and the smaller the
load current, the shorter the ON width of IC3 results.
(3) POWER VCC control

The POWER VCC output is stabilized to +5 V by the regulator IC
(IC2) and R20 and R21.
The overcurrent protection function protects the regulator IC itself.
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(4) Overcurrent protection
(9) Others
When the secondary output becomes an overloaded state, the drain

current flowing to the primary side IC3 also increases to raise the
voltage generated at both ends of the overcurrent detecting resistors
R7 and R8.
The power supply itself does not apply so heavy a load that intermittent oscillations may occur. To prevent this, a load of more than 0.2 A
is needed between POWER 24 V and GND.
Waveforms of points A and B in the circuit diagram are shown below.
The voltage level is detected by pins 4 and 3 of IC3. When the level
reaches about 0.75 V at 25C (Tc), the latch circuit inside IC3 starts
operating to stop oscillation.
Load 0.2 A at 24 V, no load at 5 V.

A: power supply (IC3 switching operation section)
B: power supply (Both ends of overcurrent detection resistors)
To reset, turn off the AC switch and remove the cause of the trouble,
then turn of the AC power again.
(5) Overvoltage protection

If the voltage of the pin 5 of IC3 exceeds 28.5 V, the latch circuit gets
activated, basically to act to provide protection for the pin 5 of the
control circuit IC3. However, this pin gets the voltage from the
auxiliary winding of the transformer and that voltage is proportional to
the output voltage, so that it also operates when an overvoltage is
outputted at the secondary side, such as when the control circuit is
opened.
A
about 400 V
about 9 s
about 3 s
(6) Rush current control circuit
Transformer T1,
secondary winding
GND
When the AC power is turned on, a rush current may flow into IC9 in
the rectifying circuit to blow out the fuse, thus damaging the parts. To
prevent this from happening, the power thermistor R11 is provided to
limit the rush current.
about 0.2 V
(7) Noise filter
The noise filter is provided to help reduce external noises and noises
generated from the power supply.
about 0.1 V
GND
(8) Lightning surge circuit

about 3 s
Instead of the conventional varistor, a lightning surge pattern is

provided.
about 9 s
Lightning surge pattern (3 points: between ACL and ACN, ACL and FG,
ACN and FG behind the fuse)
Between ACL and ACN
Between ACL and FG / between ACN and FG
6mm
1
D
6mm
7
10mm
TRI
F/B
PD1
PS2561-1
6
10mm
R7
R8
3mm
1mm
2.5mm
1(1W)*2
Enlarged view
[Fig. 7-18]
[Fig. 7-17]
7 16
S OCP GND
2 4
3 STR-M6548
No resist present
1 mm from front end
5
VIN
IC3
4. Lighting circuit
As shown in the block diagram, this circuit consists of three sub-circuits which turns on and off the R, G, and B fluorescent lamps.
This circuit discharges the cold cathode-ray discharge tubes (fluorescent lamps). The input voltage 24 V is converted into the lighting start
voltage 1200 V, while the discharge current and oscillation frequency
are converted into 15 mA and 35 kHz, respectively, before outputting.
Q1
T2
+24V
RRFL1
A
RBFL1
R lighting circuit
Q2
D
T3
C18
B lighting circuit
Q3
C19
D
T4
C20
G lighting circuit
RGFL1
[Fig. 7-19]
The block A turns on and off the circuit. The block B, the main section
of this circuit, is a parallel resonance circuit which generates sine
waveforms at a constant frequency. The block C serves as a step-up
transformer to generate a high voltage required for discharging. The
block D is a stabilizer which limits the discharging current to supply a
constant current.
Waveform of points A in the circuit diagram is shown below.
A: Lighting section (parallel resonance circuit)
about 70 V
GND
15s
15s
T2
SEP-16 (088)
2SD1859
* 2
Q5
A
Q4
C15
3,4
0.047uF
250V
5
1
11
6
[Fig. 7-20]
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2 Remove the document cover (OC) mat which is fixed at its four
[8] DISASSEMBLY AND

REASSEMBLY
corners with adhesive tape.
OC mat
1. Servicing jigs and tools

This scanner does not need any special jigs or tools but usual
screwdrivers, long-nose pliers, and tweezers for servicing.
2. Lubricants
The following lubricants should be recommended to use for servicing
the scanner.
No.
Part code
Price
0CHFLILG311S
AZ
Part name
FLOIL G311S
3. Procedure for disassembly and

reassembly
(1) Document cover
1 As shown in the figure below, lift the document cover to remove
the studs from the hinge holes.
[Fig. 8-2]
Note
Document cover
Before reinstalling the document cover mat, clean the

document cover and place it back squarely.
(2) Upper cabinet

1 Remove the document cover in the manner described in (1).
2 Remove the six screws from the rear of the body and two orna-
Hinge hole
ment screws from the rear surface of the upper cabinet.
3 Remove the upper cabinet, lifting its far end first. Use caution
not to break the hinges located at the back of the upper cabinet.
Upper cabinet
[Fig. 8-1]
[Fig. 8-3]
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3 Remove the control PWB and power supply and inverter PWB.
(3) Table glass

1 Using the manner described in steps (1) and (2), remove the
upper cabinet.
Control PWB
Power supply/
inverter PWB
2 Remove the table glass which is fixed with adhesive tape.

3 Remove the white balance sheet and white blance spacer which
is fixed with adhesive tape.
Table glass
White balance sheet
Mylar sheet
Adhesive
tape
[Fig. 8-4]
Note
[Fig. 8-6]
Before reinstalling the glass table, clean the glass surface and
upper cabinet.
Do not reuse the adhesive tape.
(5) CCD PWB and lens unit

1 Using the manner described in (4), remove the PWB cover unit.
Before reinstalling the white balance sheet, make sure it is free

of contamination or damage and put it in place squarely, using
caution not to cause wrinkles.
2 Remove the two red screws and remove the CCD PWB unit.
3 Remove the two screws and a small screw before removing the
The adhesive tape for the glass table should be applied using
the groove in the upper cabinet as a guide.
lens unit.
(4) PWB cover unit

1 Turn the main body upside down and remove the five screws.
2 Remove the connectors connected to the PWBs.
PWB cover unit
[Fig. 8-7]
Note
[Fig. 8-5]
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Whenever the CCD unit or lens unit is serviced, make sure to

make optical adjustments. (Refer to [9] ADJUSTMENT, 1.
Optical adjustment.)
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(6) Carriage units
(7) First carriage unit
1 Using the steps (1) and (2), remove the upper cabinet.
1 Using the steps (1), (2) and (6), remove the first carriage unit.
2 Remove the two screws and remove the lamp unit. Using a
Following the step (4), remove the PWB cover unit and keep the
lamp cable ready to remove.
slotted screwdriver, remove the lamp cover.
Lamp cover
[Fig. 8-8]
2 Remove a screw and pull out the shaft.

3 Remove the first and second carriage units.
Lamp unit
First carriage unit
Under lamp sheet
Shaft
[Fig. 8-10]
3 Remove the B dichroic filter and C dichroic filter.

Filter spacer
Second carriage
unit
C dichroic filter
B dichroic filter
[Fig. 8-9]
Note
When reinstalling, apply FLOIL G311S (0CHFLOILG311S) on

the shaft.
B and C dichroic filters and condenser

mirrors have Screw Lock applied
[Fig. 8-11]
Note
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When reinstalling the mirror and filters, use caution not to have
the wrong side out.
The surface that does not have a reflective has the marking
shown in the above figure.
4 Remove the mirrow holding sprint. Remove the first mirror and R
lamp mirror from the condenser mirror.
Mirror spacer
First mirror
R lamp mirror
Refletive surface
(9) Motor unit

1 Using the steps (1), (2) and (5), remove the upper cabinet, PWB
cover unit and carriage units.
2 Remove the two screws and remove the main frame.
Mirror holding
spring
Main frame
Mirror
holding
spring
Condenser mirror
spacer(Both side)
Condenser mirror
Mirror
spacer
[Fig. 8-12]
Note
Center
position
When reinstalling the mirrors, make sure their reflective

surfaces are positioned as shown in the above figure.
(8) Second carriage unit

1 Using the steps (1), (2) and (5), remove the second carriage
unit.
2 Remove the mirror holder, and remove the second and third
mirrors.
Note
The second and third mirrors have Screw Lock applied. Use
caution when removing them.
The second and third mirrors should be installed with the

reflective surface pointing inside.
[Fig. 8-14]
Note
When reinstalling the main frame, make sure to align the center
position securely.
3 Remove the E ring and remove the first pulley and first tension
belt.
Second mirror
Mirror
holding
spring
First belt
First pulley
Second belt
Mirror holding
spring
Third mirror
Refletive surface
[Fig. 8-13]
[Fig. 8-15]
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4 Remove the three screws and remove the motor unit.
Note
Reinstall the first and second carriages as follows:
1. Install the second carriage on the second belt.
2. Push the second carriage forward (LED-PWB side) until it
contacts the frame.
3. Install the first carriage on the first belt. (The first carriage
should be installed at a place as close to the second carriage
as possible.
4. Push the first carriage forward (LED-PWB side), skipping
teeth, until it contacts the second carriage.
5. Skip the first carriage backward (SCSI cable side) by one tooth
or about 2 mm.
Motor unit
[Fig. 8-18]
Note
[Fig. 8-16]
When reinstalling the first and second belts, make sure to
adjust the belt tension in the following manner:
<Adjustment procedure>
1. Temporarily install the motor unit.
2. Pass the second belt through the first pulley and motor unit.
3. Secure the motor unit by pulling by a force of 1.5 kg-f.
4. Temporarily install the follower pulley (with angle).
5. Pass the first belt through the first pulley and the follower
pulley.
6. Secure the follower pulley by pulling by a force of 2.0 kg-f.
[Fig. 8-17]
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When reinstalling the motor, pay attension to the position of the

connector.
5 Whenever the reduction belt and motor are removed, the belt
(10) LED PWB
tension must be adjusted after installation.
1 Using the steps (1), (2), (4) and (5), remove the upper cabinet,
PWB cover unit, and carriage units.
2 Remove the band.

Reduction pulley
3 Remove the LED PWB lifting it.
Reduction belt
Second tension
belt
Main motor
Wiring of LED-PWB cable
Damper roll
[Fig. 8-20]
[Fig. 8-19]
<Adjustment procedure>
Note
Whenever the reduction belt is removed, the reduction tension
needs to be adjusted.
1. Temporarily tighten the main motor screws to the extent that
the main motor can be moved.
2. Pass the reduction belt through the main motor and the
reduction pulley.
3. Pulling the motor in the direction of the connector by a force of
500 gf, secure it with the screws.
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3 Remove the speed reduction belt from the motor unit.
[9] ADJUSTMENT
1. Adjusting optics
Whenever the CCD PWB is moved or the CCD PWB is replaced, the
position of the CCD PWB needs adjustment.
Reduction belt
Note
When adjusting the optics, select a clean, dust-free work

environment; otherwise possible contamination of the optics
with dust or dirt might will cause white or black lines on
scanned images.
(1) Jigs
In addition to general tools, the following jigs are required for the
adjustment of the optics.
Oscilloscope (3-line input with delay mode)

Adjustment stage (with patterns)
UKG-7025XCZZ
Extension CCD cable (11 pin)
UKGK7027XCZZ
Optical adjustment CTL-PWB (100 V)
UKG-7028XCZZ
[Fig. 9-2]
Optical adjustment CTL-PWB (200 V)
UKG-7029XCZZ
4 Connect the optical adjustment CTL-PWB to the scanner (lamp
Diagnosis checker
UKG-7030XCZZ
Adjustment angle
UKG-7031XCZZ
harness and motor harness). The PWB unit does not need to be
secured with screws.
Adjustment spacer
UKG-7032XCZZ
5 Connect the diagnosis checker and perform ageing 30 times. (with

the diagnosis checker connected and DIP-SW3 and SW4 ON and
SW1 and SW2 OFF)
(2) Preparations
6 After ageing, install the adjustment spacer on the frame.
1 Remove the upper cabinet and PWB unit from the scanner you
Adjustment spacer
are about to adjust its optics.
2 Install the adjustment angle on the scanner with three screws.

Adjustment angle
[Fig. 9-3]
7 Set to the adjustment stage. Make sure the adjustment stage is

free from contamination.
[Fig. 9-1]
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8 Connect the extension CCD cable between the control PWB CN5
2 Focus adjustment (Whenever the lens unit is replaced or scanned
and CCD cable.
images are off the focus, perform focus adjustment.)
At the same time, connect the lines 12, 13 and 14 of the extension
CCD cable to the oscilloscope.
Note
If the image is off the focus, the widths "a" is narrow.
The relationships of the lines and signals are as follows:

12th line: CCD output signal
13th line: marker signal
14th line: trigger signal
The oscilloscopes GND is connected to the frame of scanner
unit.
Oscilloscope
[Fig. 9-6]
3 Line adjustment
Rotate the reduction pulley to move the scanning position. The
waveform changes at some positions as shown in the figure give
below. This is because the horizontal scanning patterns are
scanned. Adjust the positions (where the waveform line alignment
patterns are scanned) to be flat.
Line adjustment ruler

[Fig. 9-7]
Waveform in line adjustment
[Fig. 9-4]
9 Rotate the reduction pulley and move the carriage until it comes in
contact with the scanning origin (it stops at the scanning origin
due to the adjustment spacer installed in step 6).
Must be flat.
F With the diagnosis checker connected, turn the DIP-SW1, 2, 4 ON

[Fig. 9-8]
and SW3 OFF.
4 Positioning scanning origin (This adjustment needs to be done if
G Turn the power supply ON.
scanned images have black lines at their edges or the scanning

range cannot be properly set.)
(3) Adjustment procedure
Adjust the scanning origin position at the "A" side and the rise
edge of the marker signal.
After making sure the preparations are complete, adjust the optics in
the following manner:
If the scanning origin position is located to the left of the rise edge
of the marker signal at the "B" side, change the combination
(gear alignment) of the first and second carriages and perform
adjustment again.
1 Checking waveform
Loosen the CCD PWB fixing screw (red) and make sure
waveforms appear on the oscilloscope. Check that R/G/B
waveforms are seen.
B
A
Marker signal
[Fig. 9-9]
About
2V
5 ADF scanning position check

Rotate the reduction pulley and move the first and second carriages to the rear end. Make sure normal waveforms are output
without any defect.
After optical adjustment, make sure to secure the top and red screws
with screw locking agent.
[Fig. 9-5]
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2 Adjusting speed reduction belt tension
4 Adjusting first belt tension and second belt tension
Whenever the reduction belt is removed, the reduction tension needs

to be adjusted.
Whenever the first and second tension belts are installed, make sure
to adjust their belt tension again.
1 Temporarily tighten the main motor screws to the extent that the
1 Temporarily install the motor unit.
main motor can be moved.
2 Pass the second belt through the first pulley and motor unit.
2 Pass the reduction belt through the main motor and the reduction
3 Secure the motor unit by pulling by a force of 1.5 kg-f.
pulley.
4 Temporarily install the follower pulley (with angle).
3 Pulling the motor in the direction of the connector by a force of
5 Pass the first belt through the first pulley and the follower pulley.
500 gf, secure it with the screws.
6 Secure the follower pulley by pulling by a force of 2.0 kg-f.
3 Adjusting first and second carriage fitting positions

After adjusting the belt tensions, reinstall the first and second carriages as follows:
1 Install the second carriage on the second belt.

2 Push the second carriage forward (LED-PWB side) until it contacts the frame.
3 Install the first carriage on the first belt. (The first carriage should
be installed at a place as close to the second carriage as possible.
4 Push the first carriage forward (LED-PWB side), skipping teeth,

until it contacts the second carriage.
5 Skip the first carriage backward (SCSI cable side) by on tooth or

about 2 mm.
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10. CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS

8
A[0..7]
2-6D
10-1. Control PWB -1

2-7C
2-7C
2-7C
2-7C
2-7D
2-5D/7D
2-5D/7D
2-7A
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
RFL\
BFL\
FSTL\
COL0_CPU
COL1_CPU
WCKEN\
C112
C111
47P
C110
47P
47P
47P
10K
FSTP\
R118
R119
FLPWR
MSP0
3-8A
10K
R138
10K
1-7A
R139
1-8A
SOL_CTR\
R142
10K
N.C
N.C
N.C
R143
10K
R140
R141
1-7A OPSEL
1-5A CCDSEL
C131
C132
0.1U
C129
0.1U
P30
P31
P32
P33
P34
P35
P36
54
55
56
A16
A17
A18
A19
A20
A21
A22
A23
P50
P51
P52
1K
1K
59
60
61
62
C130
0.1U
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
470
A5V
R145
10K
AD0
AD1
AD2
AD3
AD4
AD5
AD6
AD7
AD8
AD9
AD10
AD11
AD12
AD13
AD14
AD15
P00
P01
P02
P03
P04
P05
P06
P07
C109
2-7C
3-8A
1-4A
R144
10K
0.1U
AG
10*8
BR001-2
BR001-3
BR001-4
BR001-5
BR001-6
BR001-7
BR001-8
BR001-9
84
86
88
90
92
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
AD0
AD1
AD2
AD3
AD4
AD5
AD6
AD7
A8
A9
A10
A11
A12
A13
A14
A15
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
A10
A11
A12
A13
A14
A15
A16
A17
2-5B
PROM\
RD\
1-6C
A16
A17
A18
A19
R158
DIP-4
R155
R156
R157
47K
47K
47K
DSW1
DSW2
DSW3
N.C
N.C
N.C
N.C
1K
1-3B,4B
N.C
N.C
N.C
N.C
R110
CN007
(N.M)
R121
1
2
3
C118
4700P
10K*4
R109
R129
(N.M)
1-1B H.P
ANI2
ANI3
R124
R125
10K*4
R133
R132
R131
R_INA\
R_INB
4.7K
R_INB\
1-7A
1-7A
1-7A
1-7A
C121
4700P
SW2
4.7K
O_INA
O_INA\
O_INB
O_INB\
2-5B
DMARQ
N.C
1-7A
SW1
4.7K
1-1A
R123
1-7A SW4/FSU
VCC
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
75
76
8
64
58
63
C125
1000
10K
R160
R122
N.C
12
18
20
HLDRQ
RD
NMI
INTP0
WRH
INTP2
RAS
INTP4
HLDAK
DMAAK0
DMAAK1
TCE0
TCE1
RTPT0
RTPT1
RTPT2
RTPT3
RTPT4
RTPT5
RTPT6
RTPT7
P20
P21
P22
P23
P24
P25
DMARQ0
P81
D8/D16
IC(L)
RESET
AVDD
AVSS
OPEN
7
112
115
114
113
119
118
2
3
117
116
9
CLKOUT
ASTB\
RD\
WR\
N.C
N.C
N.C
N.C
N.C
R161
VPP 1
VCC 32
22
CE
24
C143
0.1U
16
OE
27C020
2-5B SRAM\
1-6C WR\
1-6C RD\
10
8
6
5
4
25
24
21
23
2
1
20
26
27
22
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
A10
A11
A12
D0
D1
D2
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7
AD0
AD1
AD2
AD3
AD4
AD5
AD6
AD7
2-5B
2-7C
2-5B
18
19
100P
SCSIC\
OE
1-8B
2-7D
2-8D
SCSI_INT\
C138
1000
1-3C/5C/5D,2-7D
1-3C/5C,2-7D
IOWR\
DMAAK\
36
2-7C
38
34
37
39
MSG
DBWR
CD
IO
ATN
RST
DACK
33
C162 =
10
11
12
N.C
14
15
16
C175 =
C177 =
C179 =
18
C174 =
20
21
22
0.1U*18(N.M)
CS
RD
WR
L005
VCC
PAD6
PAD4
PAD2
PAD1
PAD0
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
INT
RESET
VSS
CLK
MODE
TESTIN
VSS
24
25
26
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40
VDD 64
28
29
30
31
0.1U*2
1
9
13
21
26
31
36
43
51
59
C005
33
10U/16V
35
36
37
38
39
43
45
DISCON\
SD5\
10
11
12
13
16
17
18
19
23
24
25
26
27
SD3\
SD2\
SD1\
SEL\
BSY\
REQ\
MSG\
C/D\
I/O\
ATN\
RST\
47
TU3
TU4
TU5
TU6
49
50
C161
0.1U
TP 14
TU1
1-3B
1-3B
1-3B
1-3B
1-3B
1-3B
1-3B
1-3B
1-3B
RO
0.1U
TU8
TU9
TU10
TU11
TU12
TU13
TU14
TU15
TU16
TU17
TU18
41
ICP-N25
2
3
4
5
6
SDP\
SD7\
1-7C
R130
120
A1
A0
C164 =
F001
1-1D
1-1D
1-1D
1-1D
1-1D
1-1D
1-1D
1-1D
1-1D
1-2C
1-2C
1-2C
1-2C
1-2C
1-2C
1-2C
1-2C
1-2C
10K*2
R135
111
C176 =
C172 =
C178 =
SEL
BSY
REQ
A3-ALE
C166 =
R163
10K
N.C
N.C
N.C
N.C
N.C
N.C
34
L130
L128
L115
L117
L116
L131
L114
L127
L129
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
C168 =
53CF92
2-7D
2-7D
N.C
N.C
N.C
31
32
R154
10K
C170 =
35
SD7
SD6
SD5
SD4
SD3
SD2
SD1
SD0
L121
L120
L122
L123
L124
L125
L126
L119
L118
D001
N.C
79
CN003,004
DB7
DB6
DB5
DB4
DB3
DB2
DB1
DB0
EK04
IORD\
77
63
62
61
60
58
57
56
55
42
44
48
41
54
1-1A RESET
1-4C
1-4C
1-4C
1-4C
1-4B
1-4B
1-4B
1-4B
1-4B
SD4\
SD3\
SD2\
SD1\
SD0\
28
27
25
24
23
22
20
19
18
DBP
VDD
AD7
AD6
AD5
AD4
AD3
AD2
AD1
AD0
C139
0.1U
14
47
46
45
RD\
WR\
VCC
CS1
CS2
WE
4
2
3
DBWR\
DREQ
DACK\
2-5B
1-6C
1-6C
C142
16
15
14
12
11
10
53
52
50
49
2-5B ALE
2-5B DBRD\
11
12
13
15
16
SDP\
SD7\
SD6\
IC015
10K
ID7
ID6
ID5
ID4
ID3
ID2
ID1
ID0
31
PGM
2-8B
C?
VCC
C011
C144
0.1U
SEL\
BSY\
SCSI*2
ACK\
MSG\
C/D\
I/O\
ATN\
RST\
33P
GND
7
8
9
GND
GND 20
GND 21
22
GND 28
DISCON
N.C
AVREF
X1
note;
2-5C CLKSC
L003 2943-C66663
1,10,44,57,
74,81,108
11
1K
2
30
15
W2465
VCC
C103,128
2-5C
4
28
29
POOL
AG
C122
4700P
1-3C
R159
0
(N.M)
CLKOUT
4
110
RESET\
C124
4700P
27
26
23
25
AD0
AD1
AD2
AD3
AD4
AD5
AD6
AD7
13
D0
D1
D2
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7
READY
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
R134
C123
4700P
R126
P40
P41
P42
P43
P44
P45
P46
P47
IOWR
WDTOUT
3-8A
1-7A
R128
4.7K
(N.M)
1-7A
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
A10
A11
A12
A14
ANI0
VCC
VCC
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
A10
A11
A12
A13
A14
A15
A16
A17
9
8
7
6
5
IC007
1OK
C101
0.1U
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
12
11
10
(32PIN IC SOCKET)
A13
R103
R102
R101
5.6K*3
8
7
6
5
ID[0..7]
IC009
SW001
2
3
4
2-8D
AD[0..7]/A[8..19]
IC008
VCC
VCC
C002
13,23,53,
R162
330
(N.M)
R164
2.4K
IC014B
R165
SCSI_INT\
C120
IC014C
4
X2
H.P
1-8C
47K
74HC14
220P
74HC14
C010
10U/16V
UPD70433GD-5BB
PI001
(N.M)
GP1S58
(N.M)
L001
L002
+24V
1-7C
1-7B
1-7B
1-7B
1-7D
1-8D
1-8B
1-8B
1-8B
1-8C
IC003D
1-8D
SOL_CTR\
R117
O_INA
O_INB
O_INA\
O_INB\
MSPA
OPSEL
R137
R136
R105
R104
470
470
470
470
R127
SW1
SW2
SW4/FSU
SW5/THP
1K
IC002A
2-7A TRFL\
VCC
VCC
NC
GND
VREF
13
14
15
R112
/RESET
CN005
(N.M)
+12V
1K
7407
IC002B
2-7A
R113
2-5B
2-5B
2-4B
2-5B
3-5C
(N.M)
1K
7407
IC003F
2-7A TBFL\
13
RCCKF\
RCCK2\
RRS\
RSH\
R_VIN
L132
L133
L134
L135
EXCCL3216U*4
(N.M)
3-3D
2-6B
2-5B
1-8D
12
7407
IC014A
1
2
1
N.C
C157
0.1U
RESET
1-4C
74HC14
R181
470
4
5
RESET\
1-7B,2-8C
M51953B
ADF/FSU
MG
2
IC018
10
11
ACB3216M-600*11
7407
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
L107
L110
L111
L112
L108
L102
L109
L103
L106
L104
L105
10K
CN002
2943-C66663*2
AD_IN
DTENB\
CSYNCR\
CCDSEL
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
6
IC003A
RRFL1\
2-7A RGFL\
IC003C
3-8D
RBFL1\
3-8D
7407
6
3-8D
RGFL1\
3-8D
IC003B
7407
2-7A RBFL\
FLPWR1
7407
2
2-7A RRFL\
12
14
C009
0.33U/50V
IC002C
1-7D FLPWR
7407
6
10 1
2
10 2
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Control PWB -2
IC005
AD[0..7]/A[8..19]
1-1D
A[0..7]
LMA 2
IC010
AD0
AD2
122
123
124
A D3
125
AD4
AD5
AD6
AD7
A8
127
128
129
132
141
A17
A18
A19
143
A D1
IC006B
A16
4
6
5
142
74HC32
1-6C
144
145
134
133
ASTB\
1-6C
1-6C
1-6C
1-6C
1-6C
RD\
WR\
IORD\
IOWR\
139
1-8D
1-8D
COL0_CPU
COL1_CPU
1-8D
FSTL\
1-7D
1-8D
FSTP\
CLR_CPU
159
160
150
151
152
1-8D
1-8D
C126
100P
CLKOUT
RFL\
GFL\
BFL\
1-8D
138
135
136
161
162
163
164
VCC
AD0
A0
AD1
AD2
AD3
AD4
AD5
AD6
AD7
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A16
A17
A18
A19
LMA4
ASTB
CPUCLK
CO LI0
COLI1
FSTLI
FSTP
CLEAR
IMGO0
IMGO1
MCS
LMAWR
LMAOEO
LMBWR
LMB OE O
IMG O 7
70
61
47
1-1A
140
RESET\
R147
C114
1000
62
89
137
10K
LDB0
174
LDB 1
175
LDB2
LDB3
LDB4
LDB5
LDB6
176
177
178
179
180
LDB 7
181
LDA0
LDA1
LDA2
205
206
3
LDA 3
LDA4
LDA5
5
6
7
8
LDA 6
LDA7
C137
56
3P
ADCD2
ADCD3
ADCD4
ADCD5
ADCD6
ADCD7
DAD0
DA D1
DAD2
DAD3
DA D4
160
55
ID0
ID1
ID2
ID3
ID4
ID5
ID6
ID7
BR002-2
BR002-3
BR002-4
BR002-6
BR002-7
B R002-8
BR002-9
10K*8
85
86
87
88
90
91
92
93
FIFOIN0
FIFOIN1
ID[0..7]
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
FIFOIN2
FIFOIN3
FIFOIN4
FIFOIN5
FIFOIN6
FIFOIN7
1-4A
165
RRFL\
RGFL\
RBFL\
1-4A
1-4A
N.C
1-8A
1-8A
166
167
168
169
170
TRFL\
TGFL\
1-8A
TBFL\
171
N.C
172
R146
1-8D
VCC
10K
71
149
R120
WCKEN\
L004
DA D6
ORGCKI
ADCKI
RESET
DAD7
SCDADK
DKDACK
120
A7
LMA11
LMA12
187
188
LMA0
23
2
26
1
190
191
192
193
194
195
196
197
200
201
202
204
10
12
COL0_CPU
COL1_CPU
1-8D
1-8D
LMA1
LMA2
LMA3
LMA4
LDA6
LDA 7
A8
A9
CE
C117
0.1U
WE
22
4
3
25
24
14
OE
21
LMA11
LMA12
VCC
28
LMA6
LMA7
LMA8
LMA9
LMA10
LMA11
LMA12
LMA3
LMA4
LMA5
LMA6
LMA7
LMA8
LMA9
LMA 10
A10
A11
A12
A13
A14
20
27
LMA5
LDA 5
19
LMA2
23
2
26
1
20
27
22
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
I/O1
I/O 2
I/O3
I/O4
11
12
LDB0
LDB1
LDB2
LDB3
LDB4
13
15
16
I/O 5
17
I/O6 18
I/O7 19
I/O8
LDB 5
LDB6
LDB 7
A8
A9
A10
A11
A12
A13
A14
V CC
28
CE
C115
0.1U
WE
OE
14
IS 61C256AH-20J
IS61C256AH-20J
184
186
37
38
39
40
41
DA D4
42
43
44
DAD0
DAD1
DAD2
DAD3
DAD5
DAD6
DAD7
49
50
S CDA CK
DKDACK
DAD[0..7]
3-1B
3-1B
3-1B,3-1D
VCC
3-4C
TEST1
CKSEL
TEST3
LDB0
LDB1
LDB2
LDB3
LDB4
LDB5
LDB6
LDB7
LDA0
LDA1
LDA2
LDA3
LDA4
LDA5
LDA6
LDA7
CLKCPU
CLKSC
CLK0
CLK1
CLK2
CLK3
CSYNC0
CSYNCR
ORGCKO
ADCKO
XT1
154
L101
107
108
109
110
58
59
CLKCPU
CLKSC
L113
102
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1-7B
1-3C
R?
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IC0 06
(N.M)
N.C
N.C
N.C
N.C
12
=
CL K S C
N.C
CSYNCR\
46
ADCK
(Pull down)
1 -3 C
74HC32
TP001
60
(Pull Up)
11
13
1-5A
3-1D
R?
SP
RS-D
SP-D
RS-DD
S P-DD
1M
B R002-5
1-1D
21
I/O6
I/O7
I/O8
A7
15
16
17
18
10
9
8
7
6
A DCD1
DTENB
R152
R153
3P
LMA10
I/O 5
13
LMA0
LMA1
73
74
75
76
77
48
N.C
N.C
RS_DD
3-6C
N.C
DTENB\
1-6A
TP002
X001
29MHz
C136
A6
4
3
25
24
I/O3
I/O4
LDA0
LDA1
LDA2
LDA3
LDA4
ADCD0
DAD5
IMGO[0..7]
119
113
I/O 2
11
12
DBREQ
DMAACK
IMGO3
IMGO4
IMGO5
IMGO6
3-1D
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
112
I/O1
LMAOEI
LMBOEI
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
IMG O 2
LMA8
LMA9
LMA10
LMA11
LMA12
114
115
117
118
LMA3
LMA4
LMA5
LMA6
LMA7
LMA8
LMA9
IC004
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
RFL
GFL
BFL
HTCNT
98
147
DREQ
DMAAK\
LMA5
LMA6
LMA7
RD
WR
IORD
IOWR
11
185
1-3D
1-6C
LMA0
LMA1
LMA2
LMA3
10
9
8
7
6
LMA0
LMA1
1-5D
10K
148
2943-C66663
0
C116,127
C007
10U/16V
0.1U*2
XT2
RSH
RCCKF
RCCK2
RRS
82
80
RSH\
RCCKF\
RCCK2\
81
83
IC006A
1-6A
1-6A
1-6A
RRS\
1-6A
DB 0
74HC32
DB1
DB2
DB 3
DB4
DB 5
DB6
DB7
SCSI
SRAM
FIFOI0
FIFOI1
FIFOI2
FIFOI3
FIFOI4
FIFOI5
FIFOI6
FIFOI7
PROM
ALE
DBRD
DBWR
DBACK
DMARQ
FIFOO0
FIFOO1
RRFL
FIFOO 2
RGFL
FIFOO3
RBFL
RHT
TRFL
TGFL
TB FL
THT
FIFOO 4
FIFOO5
FIFOO6
FIFOO7
FIFORW
FIFORR
FIFOWCK
FIFORCK
XTEN
WCKEN
TEB
(27/53/78/104/
VDD 130/157/183/
199/208)
(1/2/9/21/26/
72
SCSIC\
1-5C
SRAM\
PROM\
1-5D
1-3D
ALE
95
96
97
146
24
25
28
29
30
31
32
33
1-3C
VCC
99
100
84
DBRD\
1-3D
DB WR\
1-3D
DACK\
DMARQ
C135
0.1U
1-3D
1-7B
IC013
FIFOO0
FIFOO1
FIFOO0
FIFOO1
1
2
FIFOO 2
FIFO O2
FIFOO3
FIFOO4
FIFOO5
FIFOO6
FIFOO7
FIFOO3
FIFOO4
FIFOO5
FIFOO6
FIFOO7
4
11
12
13
14
23
34
22
35
9
C133
330P
10,19
DI0
DI1
DI2
DI3
DI4
DI5
DI6
DO0
DO1
DO2
DO3
DO4
DO5
DO6
DI7
DO 7
WE
WRST
WCK
RE
OE
RRST
RCK
28
27
FIFOIN0
FIFOIN1
26
FIFO IN2
25
18
17
16
FIFOIN3
FIFOIN4
FIFOIN5
FIFOIN6
FIFOIN7
15
24
22
21
20
C134
330P
TEST
6,23
UPD42280GU-30
GND 36/45/51/52/
57/79/94/101/105/
106/111/116/121/
126/131/153/155/
156/173/182/189/
198/203)
JX230GA
6
10 3
2
10 4
Control PWB -3
1-3A
RG FL1\
1 -3 A
RB F L1\
1K
1K
R 15 1
RRF L1\
1K
R150
FL P W R1
1 -3 A
R 14 8
R 14 9
1 -3 A
1K
CN001
A 5V
1
2
3
4
5
6
VCC
A5V
R008
33(1 /4W)
C001,004 ,006,013
+ 2 4V
10U/16V
P O W/ LA MP
MG
C152
0 .1 U
AG
A D_ IN
Q 0 02
C1 21 4
L006
A5V
2943-C66663
CN008
R 00 3
1
2
11
C008
47 U/5 0V
VC C
120(1/4W)
10
C1 21 4
33
C 15 1
+ 2 4V
8
VDD
15
VDD
24
VDD
AG
C 15 0
1- 6A
AG
AG
17
7 4H C4 06 6
1
R_V IN
15 0P
2
C 15 8
0. 1U
CK
AGND
NC
GND
GND
22
GND
NC
1
2
3
4
9
10
11
12
13
IMG O 0
IMG O 1
IMG O 2
IMG O 3
IMG O 4
IMG O 5
IMG O 6
IMG O 7
N. C
23
7
N. C
16
N. C
L H5 05 06 N
2 -5 B
RS _DD
A 5V
AG
Q 0 05
C3 07 0
R 00 5
100
(1/4W)
A5 V
+ 1 2V
C 16 0
0. 1U
R 00 4
100
(1/4W)
R 17 4
C 15 9
0. 1U
AG
OFL
AG
R 00 9
10 0(3 W)
20
C 15 4
0 .1 U
D0
D1
D2
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7
AVDD
14
ZD 00 5
R D1 3E B
REF +
6
RE F /2
19
REF -
N.C
Z D0 0 2
RD 3. 0E B
TP 00 3
IC017A
VIN
18
R 00 7
330
(1/4W)
470P
D K A DC K
AG
R 01 0
1K (1/4 W)
IC0 12
21
12
100(1 /4W)
2 -8 C
IMG O [0..7]
TP 00 5
AG
R 17 2
2-6C
TP 00 6
TP 0 04
AG
+ 2 4V
ZD 00 4
RD 3.0 E B
R 17 0
100
Q003
R006
LE D
1 -5 A
AG
IC0 17B
7 4H C4 06 6
AG
R168
120
33 0
Q001
AG
C 15 3
0. 1U
2S A 1 701T
2.0V
R 17 3
62
C 01 2
10U/ 16V
ZD 00 3
RD2. 2E B
C 14 9
0 .1 U
AG
AG
DA D[0..7]
AG
AG
AG
AG
A 5V
A 5V
20
24
R 18 0
4. 7K
R 17 9
3.3K
25
R 16 6
10
27
6
18
D 00 3
1S S 1 33
R 17 8
1. 5K
21
29
D002
1 S S 13 3
A 5V
C 14 7
0. 1U
AG
+ 2 4V
C 14 6
0. 1U
R167
3. 6K
5
17
23
26
30
C 14 5
0. 1U
Q 0 04
C 10 6
0 .1 U
MG
C1214
C003
47 U/5 0V
MG
AG
C 15 5
4 70 0
R 11 5
12 K
IC0 03E
1 -7 D
MS P 0
11
1- 7A
1- 7A
1- 7A
1- 7A
10
27
IN A
26
IN A
16
IN B
17
IN B
R_I NA
R_I NA \
R_I NB
R_I NB \
O UT A
R116
24
VREF A
19
VREF B
23
R 11 4
1.1K
25
C104
R107
MG
AG
IC 01 7C
7 4H C4 06 6
AG
1
2
3
4
5
6
3
1
OUT A 1 2
O UT B
O UT B
8.2K
R 10 6
33 00 P
1K
28
C 10 2
MG
MG
33 00 P
R001
CR/A
LG
14
IC014
B
VS A
VS B
RSA
RS B
PGA
PG B
11
VDD
VDD
B0
B1
B2
B3
B4
GND
GND
GND
B5
B6
B7
GND
GND
CKB
DKD ACK
8
9
11
12
13
DAD4
14
15
16
DAD5
DAD6
DAD7
S CD A C K
IC0 06
VCC
9
13
C105
R 11 1
13
VC C
14
C119
12
C 11 3
0.1U
0.1U
7
A 5V
R 10 8
8.2K
C 10 7
(1/ 2W)
MG
MG
IC0 02
MG
MG
9
330 0P
R 17 1
820
A 5V
14
C 10 8
0. 1U
C 14 8
0. 1U
74HC14
MG
IC 01 7
VCC
14
IC 01 7D
7 4H C4 06 6
IC 01 4D
R002
7 40 7
7 4 HC 3 2
R 16 9
4.3K
AG
10 5
IC 00 3
VCC
14
13
33 00 P
1K
15
2 -6 C
10
C156
7 4 HC 1 4
18
1 -7 D
100
6.3V
7
AG
7 40 7
2 -6 C
DAD0
DAD1
DAD2
DAD3
LH 505 11
(1,10,19,28p:N.C)
0.1U
AG
MT D112 0F
MG
VDD
CKA
14
R 17 5
820
20
MG
VDD
DAD3
DAD4
DAD5
DAD6
DAD7
21
(1/ 2W)
MG
VB
DAD2
34
35
36
2
3
MG
CR /B
IRE F
33
R 17 6
MOT O R
1.2K
74 07
CN006
COM
VREF
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
1K
+ 24V
IC0 01
22 V C C
AG
AG
BOUT
DAD0
DAD1
820
R D3 3F B
VCC
AG
A OU T
31
32
R177
ZD001
VCC
AG
2 -5 C
IC0 11
22
7 4H C4 06 6
AG
AB GC ON T
2
10 6
10 7
10
11
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
CN1
RCCKF\
RCCK2\
RRS\
RSH\
R_VIN
AG
A5V
A12V
AG
10-2. CCD PWB
AG
IC2
14
AG
C5
220P
13
12
11
AG
C6
0.1U
74ACT04
IC2C
74ACT04 1
IC2F
74ACT04
IC2B
AG
AG
74ACT04
C9
0.1U
C1
10U/16V
10
2
74ACT04
IC2A
74ACT04
IC2E
2.2
R4
2.2
R2
100
R3
AG
100
11
10
R1
GND
GND
GND
CK2
VDD
NC
NC
NC
VDD
NC
NC
ILX112A
(CCD)
GND
ROG
GND
CK1
GND
NC
GND
LH
RS
GND
VOUT
IC1
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
AG
100
R8
AG
R7
330
R6
160
A5 V
AG
R5
1K
Q1
C3771
AG
10U/16V
C2
0.1u
C7
10u/16V
C3
AG
C8
0.1U
3.4V
R9
330
R14
39
Q3
C3771
AG
R15
120
Q4
C3771
R12
390(1/4W)
330
R11
R13
39
R16
390(1/4W)
100
R17
AG
R10
560(1/4W)
C2812
Q2
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Control PWB
10 8
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CCD PWB
10 9
10 10
BET
2.5A
250V
2200P
/250V
2200P
/250V
CN1
AC-PO6CN17
F2
VARISTOR
390K(1/2W)
R12
0.22U/250V
CMF-6100
C10
L5
C14
C11
CMF-6033
L4
FG
RB156
0.1U/250V
C12
RE1 +
C9
68u/400V
GE
SWA206AL/AA
SW1
FG
RI-17.5-28.5-10.7
M5R107C
R11
10-3. Power supply PWB
C13
2200P
/250V
IC3
F/B
5
VIN
6
R10
390K(1/2W)
R8
D5
EG01C
R9
47K(3W)
PD1
PS2561-1
S OCP GND
2
4
3 STR-M6548
TRI
1
D
L3
B-01-R
1(1W)*2
R7
R13
390K(1/2W)
C7
47U/35V
EU1Z * 2
D3
C6
0.01U
/630V
D4
T1
4
9
DT-218-1
12
11
RK33
D1
(30V/2.5A)
RK49
(90V/3.5A)
D2
C5
2200U
/35V
C2
2200u
/16V
0.1U
R5
1K
IN
0.01U
uPC1093J
IC1
PD1
PS2561-1
C1
2
G OUT
N Va 4 4
D VA
IC2
PQ05RF2V
R6
1K
R21
510
R20
1.5K
ICP-N70
C21
0.01U
R4
1.5K
R3
13K
F3
C3
100U
/10V
C4
0.1U
AGND
VCC
AGND
MG
+24V
10 11
8P-SCN
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
CN2
RRFL1
RGFL1
RBFL1
MG
MG
+24V
AGND
VCC
FLPWR1
+24V
10-4. Lighting PWB
D8
1SS133
35V
47uF
C8
D6
1SS133
D7
1SS133
Q1
Q2
4.7K
Q3
4.7K
10K
4.7K
AP1L3N
10K
AP1L3N
10K
AP1L3N
R17
4.7K
R16
4.7K
F5
ICP-N25
F6
ICP-N25
R14
4.7K
ICP-N25
F4
L6
R15
4.7K
4.7K
R18
R19
4.7K
G TENNTOU
C10-FR
L8
B TENNTOU
C10-FR
L7
R TENNTOU
C10-FR
2SD1859 * 2
2SD1859 * 2
2SD1859 * 2
Q9
Q8
Q7
Q6
Q4
Q5
(1/2W)
27K
(1/2W)
27K
27K
(1/2W)
250V
C17 3,4
0.047uF
250V
C16 3,4
0.047uF
250V
C15 3,4
0.047uF
T2
T4
11
SEP-16 (088)
11
SEP-16 (088)
T3
11
SEP-16 (088)
56pF 3KV
C20
56pF 3KV
C18
56pF 3KV
C19
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
CN3
B9B-EH(-A)
GFLHP
MG
BFLHP
RFLHP
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INPUT
100V
(1) Wiring diagram
+24V
MG
AG
VCC
RBFL1\
RGFL1\
RRFL1\
FLPER1
CONTROL PWB UNIT
CN1
11 1
+12V
+12V
A5V
A5V
RCCKF\
RCCK2\
RRS\
RSH\
R_VIN
AG
AG
AD_IN
DTENB\
CSYCR\
CCDSEL
CN5
SCSI I/F
CONNECTOR
HOST
COMPUTER
FSU
N.C.
TBFL\
THP
FSU
TGFL\
TRFL\
SOL_CTR\
SW5
SW4
SW2
SW1
OPSEL
MSPA
O_INB\
O_INA\
O_INB
O_INA
GND
MG
VCC
+24V
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
OPTIONAL UNIT
JX-2F4/JX-AF2
OPTION I/F CONNECTOR
OUTA
+24V
OUTA\
OUTB
+24V
OUTB\
CN6
+24V
MG
CN8
1
2
3
4
5
6
1
2
LAMP DRIVE CIRCUIT
ADF
Not Mounted
(Mounted to the
CTL-PWB for optical
system adjustment.)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
POWER SUPPLY CIRCUIT
CN2
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
N.C.
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
SD0\
SD1\
SD2\
SD3\
SD4\
SD5\
SD6\
SD7\
SDP\
GND
GND
GND
TP
GND
GND
ATN\
GND
BSY\
ACK\
RST\
MSG\
SEL\
C/D\
REQ\
I/O\
AC
INLET
POWER SUPPLY LAMP DRIVE UNIT
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
CN3, CN4
AC in
AC in
FG
CN1
AC SW
+24V
MG
AGND
VCC
RBFL1
RGFL1
RRFL1
FLPER1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
1
2
3
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CN3
RFLHP
N.C.
MG
N.C.
BFLHP
N.C.
MG
N.C.
GFLHP
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
FEED
MOTOR
CCD PWB
A12V
A12V
A5V
A5V
RCCKF
RCCK2
RRS
RSH
R_VIN
AG
AG
CN1
LED PWB
LAMP
UNIT
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P32
P02
P01
P00
CPU
IC8
39
17
16
15
11 2
170
169
TBFL
TGFL
TRFL
CN1
15
12
12
IC3
TBFL
TGFL
TRFL
CN2
RBFL1
RGFL1
RRFL1
FLPER1
CN1
2
TGFL
TRFL
7
9
10
TBFL
5
CN3
JX-2F4(OPTION)
Relay PWB
12
15
11
11
IC2
IC3
Control PWB
TGFL
TRFL
Gatearray
IC10
165 1
RRFL
166 3
161
RGFL
RFL
167 5
162
RBFL
GFL
163
BFL
171 13
TBFL
Signal flow
(1) Lighting system
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B lighting circuit
G lighting circuit
R lighting circuit
TBFL
TGFL
TRFL
10
Inverter PWB
B lighting circuit
G lighting circuit
R lighting circuit
Power supply/inverter PWB
CN1
RBFL1
RGFL1
FLPER1
CN1
CN3
BFLHP
GFLHP
RFLHP
BFLHP
GFLHP
RFLHP
CN2
B lamp
G lamp
R lamp
CN
Lamp unit
B lamp
G lamp
R lamp
Lamp unit
CN
11 3
P35
RTPT7
RTPT6
RTPT5
RTPT4
P33
RTPT3
RTPT2
RTPT1
RTPT0
CPU
IC8
16
69
10
17
68
42
73
72
71
70
40 11
67
IC3
66
(2) Motor driving system
INB
INB
INA
INA
Control PWB
OUTB
OUTB
OUTA
OUTA
Motor driver
IC1
R24V
+24V
OUTB
OUTA
+24V
OUTA
MSPA
O_INB
O_INA
O_INB
O_INA
CN2
OUTB
CN6
CN1
MSPA
O_INB
O_INA
O_INB
O_INA
INB
INA
14
16
OUTB
OUTB
OUTA
OUTA
R24V
CN2
MPB
CMN
MPB
MPA
CMN
MPA
Option unit (JX-AF2 or JX-2F4)
Option relay PWB
REFB
REFA
INB
5 INA
17
IC1
Main motor
Main motor
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[12] COMPATIBILITY OF SOFTWARE PACKAGES BETWEEN MODELS

Sharps image scanners can be used in combination with a variety of personal computers by using appropriate drivers and scanner utility software
programs. However, some drivers and utility programs might not run on our image scanners, mainly due to their different versions. Here are the
relationships among our images scanners, personal computers and related software programs.
MODEL/INTERFACE
SOFTWARE
SYSTEM
JX-450
JX-600
JX-600S
GPIB
SCSI
GPIB
SCSI
SCSI
GPIB
GPIB
SCSI
GPIB
SCSI
1.00
*d
*e
1.30
*e
*d
*e
*e
*d
*e
2.0S
Macintosh PLUG IN PhotoShop

DRIVER PLUG IN
JX-330
GPIB
2.00
NAME
VER RS232C SCSI
1.41
TYPE
JX-100 JX-250
JX-300
JX-320
JX-325
JX-610
!
|
3.00
TWAIN
SHARP
TWAIN2
2.01
2.20
TWAIN
3.01
1.00
3.00
*h |
*h |
*h |
*h |
*h |
*g
*g
3.01
*h |
*h |
*h |
*h |
*h |
*g
*g
4.01
*i |
*i |
4.20
ScanJX2
1.00
2.00
2.10
SCAN
ScanJX
UTILITY
1.00
1.00
1.00
*b,*c
*b,*c,*d *b,*c
1.30
*b,*c
*b,*c,*d *b,*c
1.41
*b
*b,*d
*b
2.00
*b
*b
*b
2.0S
*b
*b
*b
3.00
*b
*b
*b
*b
3.01
*b
*b
*b
*b
2.01
2.20
1.00
1.00
*b
2.00
*b,*f
*f
*b,*f
*f
*b,*f
*f
*b,*f
*f
2.10
*b,*f
*f
*b,*f
*f
*b,*f
*f
*b,*f
*f
3.00
*b,*h
*h |
*b,*h
*h |
*h |
*b
*b,*g
*g
3.01
*b,*h
*h |
*b,*h
*h |
*h |
*b
*b,*g
*g
4.01
*i,*j |
*i,*j |
4.20
ScanJX2
1.00
CopyJX
1.00
1.60
CopyJX
Power
PLUG IN PhotoShop
Macintosh DRIVER PLUG IN
TWAIN
TWAIN
SHARP
TWAIN2
SCAN
ScanJX
UTILITY
IBM PC/AT PLUG IN PhotoStyler

DRIVER
SHARP
TWAIN2
SCAN
ScanJX
UTILITY ScanJX/Win
2.20
TWAIN
1.00
2.00
TWAIN
1.00
1.20
4.00
*i |
*i |
4.20
CopyJX
1.00
QuickScan ll
|:
ScanJX2/Win 1.00
3.00
Can be work completely.
Can be work conditionaly.
!:
Can not be work

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*a: Unknown
*b: Older types of GPIB boards and their drivers do not operate
properly.
National Instruments GPIB boards (NB-GPIB/TNT or NB-GPIBP/TNT) and their drivers (NI-488 INIT V5.0 and NB-BOARD
V2.1) operate properly.
*c: Power PC Mac and Mac AV series do not have FPU. But, Version 1.3 and earlier versions of Photoshop Plug-in Driver check
for the presence of FPU. If FPU is not present, the driver dont
operate.
Version 1.41 and later versions of Photoshop Plug-in Driver do
not check for the presence of FPU, and thus they will run on
computers without FPU.
*d: After installing NI488 INIT, reboot the Mac and open NI488 INIT
menu. Set UNADDRESSING.
*e: Does not run properly on AV series.
*f: Data may not be saved depending on image data size.
*g: On the JX-610, a distorted image results when scanning is performed at 1200 dpi in fixed mode.
There occurs no problem in optional mode.
*h: The static adjustment bar does not function in the color adjustment mode in the negative mode using FSU. However, it functions normally when adjustment is performed by entering
numeric values.
*i: When scanning is tried with the resolution in the main scanning
direction set for 4000 dots or more, a "NOT ENOUGH
MEMORY" message appears on the screen, making it impossible to operate, irrespective of the amount of memory.
*j: When connected to the Power Macintosh series 7100/80AV,
8100/80, 8100/100, the machine sometimes freezes when the
program is started, due to the type 4 error. However, the scanner will operate properly once the program is started normally.
<Others>
* When version 1.0, 1.3 or 1.41 of the Photoshop Plug-in Driver is to
be used with a SCSI interface board, SRI INIT needs to be installed in a system folder.
SRI INIT is a bidirectional converter which connects GPIB interfaces with SCSI interfaces. (Photoshop is an application designed
to use the scanner through a GPIB interface.) However, version
2.0 or later versions of Photoshop Plug-in Driver have SRI INIT
function and thus theres no need to install SRI INIT in a system
folder.
SRI INIT dont run on Power Mac series machines.
On Power Mac series, Photoshop Plug-in Driver ver. 2.0 or 2.0S or
later can be used.
When using the scanner through the SCSI interface board, do not
install SRI INIT in a system folder. If present, it must be removed
from there; otherwise, the computer might recognize the scanner.
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JX-250
PARTS GUIDE
MODEL
JX-250
JX-250
JX-250
JX-250
JX-250
JX-250
JX-250
JX-250
JX-250
JX-250
JX-250
MA . . . . .
ME . . . . .
MS . . . . .
MUK . . .
MH . . . . .
PA . . . . .
PE . . . . .
PS . . . . .
PUK . . . .
PH . . . . .
V ......
JX-250
Australia
Other countries
Singapore
UK
Hong Kong
Australia
Other countries
Singapore
UK
Hong Kong
Europe
Version
Version
Version
Version
Version
Version
Version
Version
Version
Version
Version
(MAC)
(MAC)
(MAC)
(MAC)
(MAC)
(IBM)
(IBM)
(IBM)
(IBM)
(IBM)
CONTENTS
1 Scanner unit
2 Carriage unit
3 Packing material & Accessories
4 Control PWB unit
5 Power supply PWB unit
6 CCD PWB unit
Index
Because parts marked with ! is indispensable for the machine safety maintenance and operation, it must be
replaced with the parts specific to the product specification.
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Scanner unit
63
68
3
5
62
60
4
5
56
67
66
55
6
63
58
53
52
54
56
54
53
51
10
11
49
9
15
12
45
47
46
48
15
13
42
15
45
43
14
13
64
17
13
16
44
19
57
38
41
64
65
20
24
21
39
23
37
37
65
36
37
24
27
29
21
22
25
27
32
26
31
33
61
51
28
30
37
69
34
35
JXP00262
JX-250
Scanner unit
NO.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
PARTS CODE
GCOVA7036XCZZ
GCOVA7037XCZZ
MHNG-7005XCZZ
MHNG-7006XCZZ
XBSSE30P04000
PSHEZ3443FCZ1
CCABA7042XC01
PTPEZ7036XCZZ
PGLSP7007XCZZ
PSHEZ7180XCZA
PSPAZ7075XCZZ
CPWBS1083XC51
LHLDF2120SCZZ
CPWBE1085XC52
CPWBE1085XC51
XHBSD30P06000
PZETV7012XCZZ
XBPSE25P08000
CCOVP7027XC01
XHSSE30P08000
XRESP25-04000
NPLYZ7029XCZZ
NPLYZ7028XCZZ
NBLTT7024XCZZ
NBLTT7023XCZZ
XEBSD30P08000
XBBSD30P06000
CCHSS7023XC01
LX-WZ7011XCZZ
CMOTZ7022XC41
XEBS330P08000
XXXSP30L04000
LFIX-7027XCZZ
CPWBS1083XC61
LX-BZ7051XCZZ
CCABB7043XC51
XHSSE30P06000
LFRM-7031XCZZ
LX-WZ7011XCZZ
NPLYZ7026XCZZ
XESSE30P08000
CANGT7140XC01
XHBSD30P04000
XRESP25-04000
NPLYZ7027XCZZ
NBLTT7022XCZZ
CPWBE1086XC51
CFRM-7032XC01
LBNDJ1002HCZZ
XHBSD30P08000
XEBSF30P06000
MSPRP7125XCZZ
CSLIP7011XC51
PMIR-7028XCZZ
XBPBZ40P06K00
CSLIF7010XC51
NSFTZ7059XCZZ
PLNS-7014XCZZ
CCNW-7178XC52
LX-BZ7038XCZZ
XHPSE30P06000
PGSK-7005XCZZ
RCORF6649RCZZ
RCORF1001DCZZ
XWHSD40-08100
TLABH1172ACZZ
PRICE NEW
RANK MARK
N
AU
N
AE
N
AC
N
AC
AA
AQ
N
AW
N
AD
N
AX
N
AD
N
AC
CB
AA
N
BR
BR
AA
AM
N
AA
AU
AA
AA
N
AD
N
AC
N
AH
N
AG
AA
AA
N
AL
AC
N
BB
AA
AA
AD
BP
N
AB
AY
AA
AR
AC
AC
AA
AF
AA
AA
AC
AK
AQ
BA
AA
AA
AA
N
AE
N
BA
N
AM
AA
BT
AQ
BB
N
BE
AB
AA
N
AB
AK
AP
AA
AB
PART
RANK
D
D
C
C
C
C
C
C
B
C
C
E
C
E
E
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
B
B
C
C
C
C
B
C
C
C
E
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
B
E
C
C
C
C
C
C
B
C
C
C
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
D
DESCRIPTION
OC,Cover (F)
OC,Cover (R)
Hinge,base (L)
Hinge,base (R)
Screw (3 ! 4)
OC mat (M300)
Upper cabinet assy
Glass fixing tape
Table glass
WB sheet
WB spacer
Control PWB unit
Holder (MPS-04-0)
Power supply PWB unit (200V)
Screw (3 ! 6)
Insurator
Screw (2.5 ! 8)
PWB cover assy
Screw (3 ! 8)
E type ring (2.5mm)
Reduction pulley
Driving pulley
2nd belt (MXL-200-4.8)
Reduction belt (MXL-70-3.2)
Screw (3 ! 8)
Screw (3 ! 6)
Motor base assy
Washer (11.8*3.3T.5)
Motor assy
Screw
Screw (3 ! 4)
Lens fixer
CCD PWB unit
Screw (3 ! 6)
Lower cabinet unit
Screw (3 ! 6)
Middle frame
Washer (11.8*3.3T.5)
1st pulley
Screw (3 ! 8)
Pulley angle
Screw (3 ! 4)
E type ring (2.5mm)
Pulley
Belt (MXL-371-3.2)
LED PWB unit
Frame assy
Wire band (PLT1M)
Screw (3 ! 8)
Screw (3 ! 6)
2nd mirror,spring
2nd carriage assy
2nd/3rd,mirror
Screw (4 ! 6K)
1st carriage unit
Main shaft
Lens
Lamp harness assy
Screw (4 ! 6)
Screw (3 ! 6)
Gasket (71TS10-5)
Ferrite core (ZCAT1518-0730)
Core (ZCAT2032093)
Washer (M4)
Class 1 label
[JX-250V]
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Carriage unit
NO.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
PRICE NEW
RANK MARK
N
AK
AA
N
AY
N
AY
N
AC
N
AY
N
AK
N
AL
N
AN
AA
AA
N
BQ
N
AE
N
AC
N
AC
N
AB
N
AB
PARTS CODE
PCOVU7028XCZZ
XEBSF30P06000
PFILW7012XCZZ
PFILW7011XCZZ
LFIX-7028XCZZ
PMIR-7026XCZZ
PMIR-7027XCZZ
CSLIF7010XC01
MSLIP7009XCZZ
XBSSF30P04000
XBBSF30P04000
CLMPD7008XC51
MSPRP7124XCZZ
PSHEZ7181XCZZ
PSHEZ7182XCZZ
PSPAZ7073XCZZ
PSPAZ7074XCZZ
PART
RANK
C
C
C
C
C
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
DESCRIPTION
Lamp cover
Screw (3 ! 6)
G, filter
R, filter
Fixer filter
Mirror condenser
1st mirror
1st carriage assy
Slider
Screw (3 ! 4)
Screw (3 ! 4)
Lamp assy
1st mirror spring
Mirror sheet
Lamp lower sheet
Mirror spacer
Filter spacer
1
2
18
18
4
17
2
5
15
13
17
6
14
7
7
16
14
10
12
11
JXP00263
JX-250
Packing material&Accesories
NO.
!
!
!
!
!
PARTS CODE
1 QCNW-7169XCZZ
2 SPAKA7505XCZZ
3 UBNDA1008CCZZ
QACCV6621QCZZ
QACCL7621QCZZ
4 QACCF7621QCZZ
QACCZ7620QCZZ
CCNW-2991SC01
5 SSAKA2340QCZZ
6 SPAKA7650XCZZ
7 SPAKP2611SCZZ
8 TCADZ7010SCZA
9 LX-BZ7050XCZZ
10 S S A K A 2 3 4 1 Q C Z Z
11 S P A K A 7 6 4 9 X C Z Z
SPAKC7657XCZZ
12 S P A K C 7 6 5 8 X C Z Z
SPAKC7659XCZZ
TLABE7362XCZZ
15
TLABE7363XCZZ
TINSZ7228XCZZ
16
TINSE7230XCZZ
17 T I N S Z 7 2 2 9 X C Z Z
UFLPC7061XCZZ
18
UFLPC7062XCZZ
UFLPC7063XCZZ
19
UFLPC7064XCZZ
20 T L A B P 2 3 7 5 S C Z Z
21 T G A N E 1 0 0 1 Q C Z Z
22 T C A D Z 2 0 0 1 Q C Z A
23 T C A D Z 7 0 4 8 X C Z Z
24 T C A D N 7 0 3 4 X C Z Z
PRICE NEW
RANK MARK
AZ
AK
AA
AT
AX
AX
AV
AX
AA
AM
AG
AC
AC
AA
AM
N
AR
N
AQ
N
AQ
N
AD
N
AD
N
AX
N
AT
N
BB
N
AK
N
AK
N
AK
N
AK
AB
AC
AE
N
AC
N
AD
PART
RANK
C
D
C
B
B
B
B
B
D
D
D
D
C
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
C
C
C
C
D
D
D
D
D
DESCRIPTION
MAC SCSI cable (with core)
[JX-250MA,JX-250ME,JX250MS,JX-250MUK,JX-250MH]
Add
AC cord band
AC cord (250V 10A)
[JX-250V,JX-250ME,JX-250PE]
AC cord
[JX-250MA,JX-250PA]
AC cord
[JX-250MS,JX-250PS]
AC cord
[JX-250MH,JX-250PH]
AC cord
[JX-250MUK,JX-250PUK]
Vinyl bag (200 ! 300mm)
Pad (Rear)
Vinyl cover
Tag
Screw
Vinyl bag (230 ! 340mm)
Pad (Front)
Packing case
[JX-250V]
Packing case
[JX-250MA,JX-250ME,JX-250MS,JX-250MUK,JX-250MH]
Packing case
[JX-250PA,JX-250PE,JX-250PS,JX-250PUK,JX-250PH]
EAN code label
[JX-250MUK]
EAN code label
[JX-250PUK]
Operation manual
[JX-250V]
Operation manual
[Except JX-250V]
Image manual
FDD 3.5" (M1/2)
[JX-250V,JX-250MA,JX-250ME,JX-250MS,JX250MUK,JX-250MH]
FDD 3.5" (M2/2)
[JX-250V,JX-250MA,JX-250ME,JX-250MS,JX250MUK,JX-250MH]
FDD 3.5" (P1/2)
[JX-250V,JX-250PA,JX-250PE,JX-250PS,JX250PUK,JX-250PH]
FDD 3.5" (P2/2)
[JX-250V,JX-250PA,JX-250PE,JX-250PS,JX250PUK,JX-250PH]
Important label
[JX-250MUK,JX-250PUK]
Warranty card
[JX-250MA,JX-250PA]
Install card
[JX-250MA,JX-250PA]
Quick install manual
[JX-250V]
Resistration card
[JX-250V]
16
1
3
5
17
18
19
21
20
6
10
7
8
11
9
12
15
JXP00264
22
23
24
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JX-250
Control PWB unit

NO.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
PARTS CODE
RMPTC8103QCJB
RMPTC8103QCJB
VCEAJA1CW106M
VCEAJA1CW106M
VCEAGU1HW476M
VCEAJA1CW106M
VCEAJA1CW106M
VCEAJA1CW106M
VCEAJA1CW106M
VCEAGU1HW476M
VCEAGU1HW334M
VCEAJA1CW106M
VCEAJA1CW106M
VCEAJA1CW106M
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCKYTV1HB332K
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCKYTV1HB332K
VCKYTV1HB332K
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCKYTV1HB332K
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCCCTV1HH470J
VCCCTV1HH470J
VCCCTV1HH470J
VCCCTV1HH470J
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCCCTV1HH102J
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCCCTV1HH221J
VCKYTV1HB472K
VCKYTV1HB472K
VCKYTV1HB472K
VCKYTV1HB472K
VCCCTV1HH102J
VCCCTV1HH101J
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCCCTV1HH331J
VCCCTV1HH331J
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCCCTV1HH3R0C
VCCCTV1HH3R0C
VCCCTV1HH102J
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCCCTV1HH101J
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCCCTV1HH151J
VCCCTV1HH471J
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCKYTV1HB472K
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCKYTV1HF104Z
VCKYTV1HF104Z
QCNCM2336SC0H
QCNCW7029XC1E
QCNCW0040GC5J
QCNCW7028XC5J
QCNCM7014SC1E
QCNCM7014SC0F
PRICE NEW
RANK MARK
AC
AC
AB
AB
AB
AB
AB
AB
AB
AB
AA
AB
AB
AB
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AC
N
AK
AN
N
AR
AC
AB
PART
RANK
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
DESCRIPTION
Block resistor (10K ! 8 1/8W 5%)
Block resistor (10K ! 8 1/8W 5%)
Capacitor (16WV 10 F)
Capacitor (50WV 0.33 F)
Capacitor (50WV 3300pF)
Capacitor (50WV 3.0pF)
Capacitor (50WV 3.0pF)
Connector (8pin) (B8B-EH)
Connector (15pin) (17LE-13150)
Connector (50pin)
Connector (50pin)
Connector (15pin) (B15B-PH-K-S)
Connector (6pin) (B6B-PH-K-S)
[BR1]
[BR2]
[C1]
[C2]
[C3]
[C4]
[C5]
[C6]
[C7]
[C8]
[C9]
[C11]
[C12]
[C13]
[C101]
[C102]
[C103]
[C104]
[C105]
[C106]
[C107]
[C108]
[C109]
[C110]
[C111]
[C112]
[C113]
[C114]
[C115]
[C116]
[C117]
[C119]
[C120]
[C121]
[C122]
[C123]
[C124]
[C125]
[C126]
[C127]
[C128]
[C129]
[C130]
[C131]
[C132]
[C133]
[C134]
[C135]
[C136]
[C137]
[C138]
[C139]
[C140]
[C141]
[C142]
[C143]
[C144]
[C145]
[C146]
[C147]
[C148]
[C149]
[C150]
[C151]
[C152]
[C153]
[C154]
[C155]
[C156]
[C157]
[C158]
[C159]
[C160]
[C161]
[CN1]
[CN2]
[CN3]
[CN4]
[CN5]
[CN6]
JX-250
Control PWB unit

NO.
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
PARTS CODE
QCNCM7022SC0B
VHDEK04////-1
VHDDSS133HV-1
VHDDSS133HV-1
VHVICPN25//-1
VHIMTD1120F-1
VHISN7407NS-1
VHISN7407NS-1
VHIIS61C256AH
VHIIS61C256AH
VHITC74HC32AF
VHIW2465S70LL
VHIUPD70433GD
QSOCZ2042SC32
VHI27010S131C
VHI65655GD032
VHILH50511/-1
VHILH50506N-2
VHIUPD42280GU
VHITC74HC14AF
VHINCR53CF92/
VHIREG5601U-1
VHI74HC4066AF
VHIM51953BL-1
RCILZ7007XCZZ
RCILZ7008XCZZ
RCILZ7008XCZZ
RCILZ7008XCZZ
RCILZ7008XCZZ
RCILZ7008XCZZ
RCILZ7008XCZZ
RCILZ7008XCZZ
RCILZ7008XCZZ
RCILZ7008XCZZ
RCILZ7008XCZZ
RCILZ7008XCZZ
VS2SA1701-/-1
VS2SC1214-C-1
VS2SC1214-C-1
VS2SC1214-C-1
VS2SC3070-/-1
VRD-HT2HY1R0J
VRD-HT2HY1R0J
VRD-RC2EY121J
VRD-RC2EY101J
VRD-RC2EY101J
VRD-RC2EY101J
VRD-RC2EY331J
VRD-RC2EY330J
VRS-RE3LA101J
VRD-RC2EY102J
VRS-TS2AD562J
VRS-TS2AD562J
VRS-TS2AD562J
VRS-TS2AD471J
VRS-TS2AD471J
VRS-TS2AD102J
VRS-TS2AD822J
VRS-TS2AD822J
VRS-TS2AD103J
VRS-TS2AD103J
VRS-TS2AD102J
VRS-TS2AD112J
VRS-TS2AD123J
VRS-TS2AD152J
VRS-TS2AD102J
VRS-TS2AD103J
VRS-TS2AD103J
VRS-TS2AD103J
VRS-TS2AD102J
VRS-TS2AD103J
VRS-TS2AD472J
VRS-TS2AD472J
VRS-TS2AD472J
VRS-TS2AD103J
VRS-TS2AD103J
VRS-TS2AD103J
VRS-TS2AD103J
VRS-TS2AD103J
VRS-TS2AD103J
PRICE NEW
RANK MARK
AB
AD
AA
AA
AD
N
AQ
AF
AF
N
AY
N
AY
AC
AW
BC
AE
N
AX
N
BC
AT
AU
BE
AF
N
BC
N
AV
AD
AF
N
AC
N
AD
N
AD
N
AD
N
AD
N
AD
N
AD
N
AD
N
AD
N
AD
N
AD
N
AD
AE
AE
AE
AE
AE
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AC
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
PART
RANK
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
C
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
B
B
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
DESCRIPTION
Connector (2pin) (BS2B-PH)
Diode (DEK04)
Diode (DSS133HV)
Diode (DSS133HV)
IC protector (ICP-N25)
IC (MTD1120F)
IC (SN7407NS)
IC (SN7407NS)
IC (IS61C256AH)
IC (IS61C256AH)
IC (TC74HC32AF)
IC (W2465S70LL)
IC (UPD70433GD)
IC socket (32pin)
IC (27010S131C)
IC (65655GD032)
IC (LH50511)
IC (LH50506N-2)
IC (UPD42280GU)
IC (TC74HC14AF)
IC (NCR53CF92)
IC (REG5601U)
IC (74HC4066AF)
IC (M51953BL)
Coil (MMZ2012S)
Coil (ACB3216M)
Coil (ACB3216M)
Coil (ACB3216M)
Coil (ACB3216M)
Coil (ACB3216M)
Coil (ACB3216M)
Coil (ACB3216M)
Coil (ACB3216M)
Coil (ACB3216M)
Coil (ACB3216M)
Coil (ACB3216M)
Transistor (2SA1701)
Transistor (2SC1214)
Resistor (1/2W 1.0 5%)
Resistor (1/2W 1.0 5%)
Resistor (1/4W 120 5%)
Resistor (1/4W 330K 5%)
Resistor (3W 100 5%)
Resistor (1/4W 1.0K 5%)
Resistor (1/10W 470 5%)
Resistor (1/10W 470 5%)
Resistor (1/10W 1.K 5%)
[CN8]
[D1]
[D2]
[D3]
[F1]
[IC1]
[IC2]
[IC3]
[IC4]
[IC5]
[IC6]
[IC7]
[IC8]
[IC9]
[IC9]
[IC10]
[IC11]
[IC12]
[IC13]
[IC14]
[IC15]
[IC16]
[IC17]
[IC18]
[L101]
[L102]
[L103]
[L104]
[L105]
[L106]
[L107]
[L108]
[L109]
[L110]
[L111]
[L112]
[Q1]
[Q2]
[Q3]
[Q4]
[Q5]
[R1]
[R2]
[R3]
[R4]
[R5]
[R6]
[R7]
[R8]
[R9]
[R10]
[R101]
[R102]
[R103]
[R104]
[R105]
[R106]
[R107]
[R108]
[R109]
[R110]
[R111]
[R114]
[R115]
[R116]
[R117]
[R118]
[R119]
[R120]
[R122]
[R123]
[R124]
[R125]
[R126]
[R127]
[R128]
[R129]
[R130]
[R131]
[R132]
justmanuals.com
JX-250
Control PWB unit

NO.
PARTS CODE
VRS-TS2AD103J
VRS-TS2AD103J
VRS-TS2AD103J
VRS-TS2AD471J
VRS-TS2AD471J
VRS-TS2AD103J
VRS-TS2AD471J
VRS-TS2AD102J
VRS-TS2AD102J
VRS-TS2AD103J
VRS-TS2AD103J
VRS-TS2AD103J
VRS-TS2AD103J
VRS-TS2AD103J
VRS-TS2AD103J
VRS-TS2AD102J
VRS-TS2AD102J
VRS-TS2AD102J
VRS-TS2AD102J
VRS-TS2AD105J
VRS-TS2AD161J
VRS-TS2AD103J
VRS-TS2AD473J
VRS-TS2AD473J
VRS-TS2AD473J
VRS-TS2AD102J
VRS-TS2AD103J
VRS-TS2AD103J
VRS-TS2AD103J
VRS-TS2AD242J
VRS-TS2AD473J
VRS-TS2AD100J
VRS-TS2AD362J
VRS-TS2AD121J
VRS-TS2AD432J
VRS-TS2AD101J
VRS-TS2AD821J
VRS-TS2AD330J
VRS-TS2AD620J
VRS-TS2AD331J
VRS-TS2AD821J
VRS-TS2AD821J
VRS-TS2AD102J
VRS-TS2AD152J
VRS-TS2AD332J
VRS-TS2AD472J
VRS-TS2AD471J
QSW-Z6891RCZZ
RCRMZ1001LCZZ
VHERD33F///-1
VHERD3.0EB2-1
VHERD2.2EB1-1
VHERD3.0EB2-1
VHERD13EB2/-1
LHLDF2120SCZZ
RC-K1H104HCZZ
VCCCPA1HH330J
VCEAJA0JW107M
(Unit)
901 C P W B S 1 0 8 3 X C 5 1
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
182
183
184
185
186
187
188
189
190
191
192
193
194
195
196
197
198
199
200
201
202
203
204
205
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
218
PRICE NEW
RANK MARK
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AN
AG
N
AD
N
AA
N
AC
N
AA
AA
AA
AC
AA
AB
CB
PART
RANK
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
B
C
B
B
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
E
DESCRIPTION
Resistor (1/10W 470 5%)
Resistor (1/10W 470 5%)
Resistor (1/10W 470 5%)
Resistor (1/10W 1M 5%)
Resistor (1/10W 160 5%)
Resistor (1/10W 120 5%)
Resistor (1/10W 100 5%)
Resistor (1/10W 820 5%)
Resistor (1/10W 330 5%)
Resistor (1/10W 820 5%)
Resistor (1/10W 820 5%)
Resistor (1/10W 470 5%)
Switch (DPS-4-E)
Crystal (CSA29MX)
Zener diode (RD33F)
Zener diode (RD3.0EB2)
Zener diode (RD13EB2)
Cable holder (MPS-04-0)
Capacitor (6.3WV 100 F)
[R133]
[R134]
[R135]
[R136]
[R137]
[R138]
[R139]
[R140]
[R141]
[R142]
[R143]
[R144]
[R145]
[R146]
[R147]
[R148]
[R149]
[R150]
[R151]
[R152]
[R153]
[R154]
[R155]
[R156]
[R157]
[R158]
[R160]
[R161]
[R163]
[R164]
[R165]
[R166]
[R167]
[R168]
[R169]
[R170]
[R171]
[R172]
[R173]
[R174]
[R175]
[R176]
[R177]
[R178]
[R179]
[R180]
[R181]
[SW1]
[X1]
[ZD1]
[ZD2]
[ZD3]
[ZD4]
[ZD5]
Control PWB unit
Power supply PWB unit

NO.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
PARTS CODE
RC-KZ2005SCZZ
VCEAZU1CW228M
VCEAGA1AW107M
RC-K1E104HCZZ
VCEAZU1VW228M
VCFYJU2JA103K
VCEAGU1VW476M
VCEAGU1VW476M
VCEAEU2GW686M
VCEAEU2DW157M
VCFYFU2EE224K
VCKYPU2GE222M
PRICE NEW
RANK MARK
AA
AE
AB
AB
AF
AC
AB
AB
N
AC
N
AD
N
AD
AE
PART
RANK
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
DESCRIPTION
Capacitor
Capacitor
Capacitor
Capacitor
Capacitor
Capacitor
Capacitor
Capacitor
Capacitor
Capacitor
Capacitor
Capacitor
(25WV 0.01 F) (100V)

(16WV 2200 F)
(10WV 100 F)
(25WV 0.1 F)
(35WV 2200 F)
(630WV 0.01 F)
(35WV 47 F)
(35WV 47 F)
(400WV 68 F) (200V)
(200WV 150 F) (100V)
(250WV 0.22 F)
(400WV 2200pF)
[C1]
[C2]
[C3]
[C4]
[C5]
[C6]
[C7]
[C8]
[C9]
[C9]
[C10]
[C11]
JX-250

NO.
!
!
!
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
PARTS CODE
VCFYFU2EE104K
VCKYPU2GE222M
VCKYPU2GE222M
VCFYPU2EA473J
VCFYPU2EA473J
VCFYPU2EA473J
VCKYPU3SB560K
VCKYPU3SB560K
VCKYPU3SB560K
RC-KZ2005SCZZ
QSOCA7003XCZZ
QCNW-7177XCZZ
QCNCM2336SC0I
VHDRK33LFA1-1
VHDRK49LFJ8-1
VHDEU1ZLFF4-1
VHDEU1ZLFF4-1
VHDEG01CLF4-1
VHDDSS133//-1
VHDDSS133//-1
VHDDSS133//-1
QFS-A1332QCZZ
QFSHB0001GCZZ
QFS-D132AQCZZ
QFSHB0001GCZZ
QFS-A1332QCZZ
VHVICPN50//-1
VHIUPC1093J-1
VHIPQ05RF2V-1
VHISTR-M6548/
VHISTR-M6543/
RCILZ2083SCZZ
RFILN7005XCZZ
RFILN7004XCZZ
RCILC7004XCZZ
RCILC7004XCZZ
RCILC7004XCZZ
VHGPS2561-1-1
VHGPS2501-1-1
VSAP1L3NT//-1
VSAP1L3NT//-1
VSAP1L3NT//-1
VS2SD2006-/-1
VS2SD2006-/-1
VS2SD2006-/-1
VS2SD2006-/-1
VS2SD2006-/-1
VS2SD2006-/-1
VRD-RC2EY133J
VRD-RC2EY152J
VRD-RC2EY102J
VRD-RC2EY102J
VRS-HT3AA1R0J
VRS-HT3AA1R0J
VRS-HT3LA473J
VRD-RB2HY394J
VRD-RB2HY154J
VHHM5R107C/-1
VRD-RB2HY394J
VRD-RB2HY394J
VRD-RB2HY154J
VRD-RC2EY472J
VRD-RC2EY472J
VRD-RC2EY472J
VRD-RC2EY472J
VRD-RC2EY472J
VRD-RC2EY472J
VRD-RC2EY152J
VRD-RC2EY511J
VHDRB156///-1
VHDRB154///-1
QSW-C4290QCZZ
RTRNP7004XCZZ
RTRNP7003XCZZ
RTRNP7005XCZZ
RTRNP7005XCZZ
RTRNP7005XCZZ
PGUMS7021XCZZ
PRDAF7009XCZZ
QCNW-7181XCZZ
PRICE NEW
RANK MARK
N
AD
AE
AE
AE
AE
AE
N
AD
N
AD
N
AD
AA
AG
AN
AC
AE
AF
AC
AC
AD
AA
AA
AA
AF
AB
N
AE
AB
AF
AE
AH
AK
AV
AW
AU
AL
AL
AF
AF
AF
N
AG
AE
AE
AE
AE
AE
AE
AE
AE
AE
AE
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
N
AD
AA
AB
AE
AA
AA
AB
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AG
AF
AK
AW
AW
AN
AN
AN
AK
AH
AD
PART
RANK
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
A
C
A
C
A
C
B
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
C
C
C
DESCRIPTION
Capacitor (3KV 56pF)
Capacitor (25WV 0.01 F) (100V)
AC inlet
Lamp PWB harness
Connector (B9B-EH-A)
Diode (RK33LFA1)
Diode (RK49LFJ8)
Diode (EU1ZLFF4)
Diode (EU1ZLFF4)
Diode (EG01CLF4)
Diode (DSS133)
Diode (DSS133)
Diode (DSS133)
Fuse (MT4-3.15A) (100V)
Fuse holder (100V)
Fuse (2.5/250TL) (200V)
Fuse holder
Fuse (MT4-3.15A) (100V)
IC protector (ICPN50) (100V)
IC (UPC1093J)
IC (PQ05RF2V)
IC (STR-M6548) (200V)
SW regulator (STR-M6543) (100V)
Coil (B-01-RT)
Filter (CMF6033) (200V)
Filter (CMF6100)
Coil (C10-FR)
Coil (C10-FR)
Coil (C10-FR)
Photo coupler (PS2561) (200V)
Photo coupler (PS2501) (100V)
Transistor (AP1L3NT)
Transistor (2SD2006)
Resistor (1W 1.0 5%)
Resistor (1W 1.0 5%) (100V)
Resistor (3W 47K 5%) (100V)
Resistor (1/2W 390K 5%) (200V)
Resistor (1/2W 150K 5%) (100V)
Power thermistor (M5R107C)
Resistor (1/2W 390K 5%) (200V)
Resistor (1/2W 150K 5%) (100V)
Resistor (1/4w 510 5%)
Diode (RB156) (200V)
Diode (RB154) (100V)
Switch (SWA-206)
Transformer (DT218-1) (200V)
Transformer (DT208-1) (100V)
Transformer (3314JPS)
Rubber (200V)
Heat sink
AC input harness (Brown)
[C12]
[C13]
[C14]
[C15]
[C16]
[C17]
[C18]
[C19]
[C20]
[C21]
[CN1]
[CN2]
[CN3]
[D1]
[D2]
[D3]
[D4]
[D5]
[D6]
[D7]
[D8]
[F1]
[F1]
[F2]
[F2]
[F2]
[F3]
[IC1]
[IC2]
[IC3]
[IC3]
[L3]
[L4]
[L5]
[L6]
[L7]
[L8]
[PD1]
[PD1]
[Q1]
[Q2]
[Q3]
[Q4]
[Q5]
[Q6]
[Q7]
[Q8]
[Q9]
[R3]
[R4]
[R5]
[R6]
[R7]
[R8]
[R9]
[R10]
[R10]
[R11]
[R12]
[R13]
[R13]
[R14]
[R15]
[R16]
[R17]
[R18]
[R19]
[R20]
[R21]
[RE1]
[RE1]
[SW1]
[T1]
[T1]
[T2]
[T3]
[T4]
justmanuals.com
JX-250

NO.
PARTS CODE
QCNW-7182XCZZ
QCNW-7183XCZZ
QCNW-7184XCZZ
RCORF7012XCZZ
VHVICPN25//-1
VHVICPN70//-1
VRD-HT2HY272J
XBPSD30P08KS0
XBPSD30P10KS0
RC-K1E104HCZZ
(Unit)
CPWBE1085XC52
901
CPWBE1085XC51
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
PRICE NEW
RANK MARK
AD
AD
AD
AG
AD
AF
AA
AA
AB
AB
BR
BR
PART
RANK
C
C
C
C
B
B
C
C
C
C
E
E
DESCRIPTION
AC input harness (Blue)
AC inlet GND harness
Thunder surge GND harness
Core (RI17.5-28.5)
IC protector (ICPN25)
IC protector (ICPN70) (200V)
Screw (3 ! 8KS)
Screw (3 ! 10KS)
CCD PWB unit

NO.
PARTS CODE
VCEAGU1CW106M
VCEAGU1CW106M
VCEAGU1CW106M
VCCCTV1HH221J
VCKYTV1EF104Z
VCKYTV1EF104Z
VCKYTV1EF104Z
VCKYTV1EF104Z
QCNW-7176XCZZ
VHIILX112A/-1
VHITC74ACT04F
VS2SC3771-/-1
VS2SC2812-H-1
VS2SC3771-/-1
VS2SC3771-/-1
VRS-TS2AD101J
VRS-TS2AD2R2J
VRS-TS2AD101J
VRS-TS2AD2R2J
VRS-TS2AD102J
VRS-TS2AD161J
VRS-TS2AD331J
VRS-TS2AD101J
VRS-TS2AD331J
VRS-TW2ED561J
VRS-TS2AD331J
VRS-TW2ED391J
VRS-TS2AD390J
VRS-TS2AD390J
VRS-TS2AD121J
VRS-TW2ED391J
VRS-TS2AD101J
(Unit)
901 C P W B S 1 0 8 3 X C 6 1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
PRICE NEW
RANK MARK
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
N
AP
N
BF
N
AF
AC
AB
AC
AC
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AB
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
BP
PART
RANK
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
B
B
B
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
E
DESCRIPTION
CCD PWB harness
IC (ILX112A)
IC (TC74ACT04F)
Transistor (30V) (2SC3771)
Transistor (550-850) (2SC2812-H)
Resistor (1/10W 100 5%)
Resistor (1/10W 2.2 5%)
Resistor (1/10W 100 5%)
Resistor (1/10W 2.2 5%)
Resistor (1/10W 160 5%)
Resistor (1/10W 330 5%)
Resistor (1/10W 100 5%)
Resistor (1/10W 330 5%)
Resistor (1/10W 330 5%)
Resistor (1/10W 120 5%)
Resistor (1/10W 100 5%)
CCD PWB unit
[C1]
[C2]
[C3]
[C5]
[C6]
[C7]
[C8]
[C9]
[CN1]
[IC1]
[IC2]
[Q1]
[Q2]
[Q3]
[Q4]
[R1]
[R2]
[R3]
[R4]
[R5]
[R6]
[R7]
[R8]
[R9]
[R10]
[R11]
[R12]
[R13]
[R14]
[R15]
[R16]
[R17]
JX-250
Index
[C]
CANGT7140XC01
CCABA7042XC01
CCABB7043XC51
CCHSS7023XC01
CCNW-2991SC01
CCNW-7178XC52
CCOVP7027XC01
CFRM-7032XC01
CLMPD7008XC51
CMOTZ7022XC41
CPWBE1085XC51
"
CPWBE1085XC52
"
CPWBE1086XC51
CPWBS1083XC51
"
CPWBS1083XC61
"
CSLIF7010XC01
CSLIF7010XC51
CSLIP7011XC51
[G]
GCOVA7036XCZZ
GCOVA7037XCZZ
[L]
LBNDJ1002HCZZ
LFIX-7027XCZZ
LFIX-7028XCZZ
LFRM-7031XCZZ
LHLDF2120SCZZ
"
LX-BZ7038XCZZ
LX-BZ7050XCZZ
LX-BZ7051XCZZ
LX-WZ7011XCZZ
"
[M]
MHNG-7005XCZZ
MHNG-7006XCZZ
MSLIP7009XCZZ
MSPRP7124XCZZ
MSPRP7125XCZZ
[N]
NBLTT7022XCZZ
NBLTT7023XCZZ
NBLTT7024XCZZ
NPLYZ7026XCZZ
NPLYZ7027XCZZ
NPLYZ7028XCZZ
NPLYZ7029XCZZ
NSFTZ7059XCZZ
[P]
PCOVU7028XCZZ
PFILW7011XCZZ
PFILW7012XCZZ
PGLSP7007XCZZ
PGSK-7005XCZZ
PGUMS7021XCZZ
PLNS-7014XCZZ
PMIR-7026XCZZ
PMIR-7027XCZZ
PMIR-7028XCZZ
PRDAF7009XCZZ
PSHEZ3443FCZ1
PSHEZ7180XCZA
PSHEZ7181XCZZ
PSHEZ7182XCZZ
PSPAZ7073XCZZ
PSPAZ7074XCZZ
PSPAZ7075XCZZ
PTPEZ7036XCZZ
PZETV7012XCZZ
[Q]
QACCF7621QCZZ
QACCL7621QCZZ
QACCV6621QCZZ
QACCZ7620QCZZ
QCNCM2336SC0H
NO.
PRICE NEW PART

RANK MARK RANK
1- 43
1- 7
1- 36
1- 28
3- 4
1- 62
1- 19
1- 49
2- 13
1- 30
1- 14
5-901
1- 14
5-901
1- 48
1- 12
4-901
1- 34
6-901
2- 9
1- 58
1- 55
AF
AW
AY
AL
AX
BE
AU
BA
BQ
BB
BR
BR
BR
BR
AQ
CB
CB
BP
BP
AL
BT
BA
C
C
C
C
B
C
C
C
C
B
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
C
C
C
11-
1
2
AU
AE
N
N
D
D
1- 51
1- 33
2- 5
1- 38
1- 13
4-215
1- 63
3- 9
1- 35
1- 29
1- 39
AA
AD
AC
AR
AA
AA
AB
AC
AB
AC
AC
1- 3
1- 4
2- 10
2- 14
1- 54
AC
AC
AN
AE
AE
11111111-
47
25
24
41
46
23
22
60
AK
AG
AH
AC
AC
AC
AD
AQ
22211512215112222111-
1
4
3
9
65
90
61
6
7
56
91
6
10
15
16
17
18
11
8
16
AK
AY
AY
AX
AB
AK
BB
AY
AK
AM
AH
AQ
AD
AC
AC
AB
AB
AC
AD
AM
3- 4
3- 4
3- 4
3- 4
4- 75
AX
AX
AT
AV
AC
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
B
C
C
B
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
B
B
B
B
C
PARTS CODE
QCNCM2336SC0I
QCNCM7014SC0F
QCNCM7014SC1E
QCNCM7022SC0B
QCNCW0040GC5J
QCNCW7028XC5J
QCNCW7029XC1E
QCNW-7169XCZZ
QCNW-7176XCZZ
QCNW-7177XCZZ
QCNW-7181XCZZ
QCNW-7182XCZZ
QCNW-7183XCZZ
QCNW-7184XCZZ
QFS-A1332QCZZ
"
QFS-D132AQCZZ
QFSHB0001GCZZ
"
QSOCA7003XCZZ
QSOCZ2042SC32
QSW-C4290QCZZ
QSW-Z6891RCZZ
[R]
RC-KZ2005SCZZ
"
RC-K1E104HCZZ
"
RC-K1H104HCZZ
RCILC7004XCZZ
"
"
RCILZ2083SCZZ
RCILZ7007XCZZ
RCILZ7008XCZZ
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
RCORF1001DCZZ
RCORF6649RCZZ
RCORF7012XCZZ
RCRMZ1001LCZZ
RFILN7004XCZZ
RFILN7005XCZZ
RMPTC8103QCJB
"
RTRNP7003XCZZ
RTRNP7004XCZZ
RTRNP7005XCZZ
"
"
[S]
SPAKA7505XCZZ
SPAKA7649XCZZ
SPAKA7650XCZZ
SPAKC7657XCZZ
SPAKC7658XCZZ
SPAKC7659XCZZ
SPAKP2611SCZZ
SSAKA2340QCZZ
SSAKA2341QCZZ
[T]
TCADN7034XCZZ
TCADZ2001QCZA
TCADZ7010SCZA
TCADZ7048XCZZ
TGANE1001QCZZ
TINSE7230XCZZ
TINSZ7228XCZZ
TINSZ7229XCZZ
TLABE7362XCZZ
TLABE7363XCZZ
TLABH1172ACZZ
10
NO.
5- 25
4- 80
4- 79
4- 81
4- 77
4- 78
4- 76
3- 1
6- 9
5- 24
5- 92
5- 93
5- 94
5- 95
5- 34
5- 38
5- 36
5- 35
5- 37
5- 23
4- 94
5- 84
4-208
PRICE NEW PART

RANK MARK RANK
AC
C
AB
C
AC
C
AB
B
AN
C
AR
N
C
AK
N
C
AZ
C
AP
N
C
AN
C
AD
C
AD
C
AD
C
AD
C
AF
A
AF
A
AE
N
A
AB
C
AB
C
AG
C
AE
C
AK
B
AN
B
5- 1
5- 22
5- 4
5-102
4-216
5- 47
5- 48
5- 49
5- 44
4-105
4-106
4-107
4-108
4-109
4-110
4-111
4-112
4-113
4-114
4-115
4-116
1- 67
1- 66
5- 96
4-209
5- 46
5- 45
4- 1
4- 2
5- 86
5- 85
5- 87
5- 88
5- 89
AA
AA
AB
AB
AC
AF
AF
AF
AU
AC
AD
AD
AD
AD
AD
AD
AD
AD
AD
AD
AD
AP
AK
AG
AG
AL
AL
AC
AC
AW
AW
AN
AN
AN
333333333-
2
11
6
12
12
12
7
5
10
AK
AM
AM
AR
AQ
AQ
AG
AA
AA
33333333331-
24
22
8
23
21
16
16
17
15
15
69
AD
AE
AC
AC
AC
AT
AX
BB
AD
AD
AB
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
justmanuals.com
PARTS CODE
justmanuals.com
JX-250
PARTS CODE
TLABP2375SCZZ
[U]
UBNDA1008CCZZ
UFLPC7061XCZZ
UFLPC7062XCZZ
UFLPC7063XCZZ
UFLPC7064XCZZ
[V]
VCCCPA1HH330J
VCCCTV1HH101J
"
VCCCTV1HH102J
"
"
VCCCTV1HH151J
VCCCTV1HH221J
"
VCCCTV1HH3R0C
"
VCCCTV1HH331J
"
VCCCTV1HH470J
"
"
"
VCCCTV1HH471J
VCEAEU2DW157M
VCEAEU2GW686M
VCEAGA1AW107M
VCEAGU1CW106M
"
"
VCEAGU1HW334M
VCEAGU1HW476M
"
VCEAGU1VW476M
"
VCEAJA0JW107M
VCEAJA1CW106M
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
VCEAZU1CW228M
VCEAZU1VW228M
VCFYFU2EE104K
VCFYFU2EE224K
VCFYJU2JA103K
VCFYPU2EA473J
"
"
VCKYPU2GE222M
"
"
VCKYPU3SB560K
"
"
VCKYTV1EF104Z
"
"
"
VCKYTV1HB332K
"
"
"
VCKYTV1HB472K
"
"
"
"
VCKYTV1HF104Z
"
"
"
"
"
NO.
3- 20
PRICE NEW PART

RANK MARK RANK
AB
D
3
18
18
19
19
AA
AK
AK
AK
AK
4-217
4- 39
4- 55
4- 28
4- 38
4- 51
4- 63
4- 33
6- 4
4- 49
4- 50
4- 46
4- 47
4- 23
4- 24
4- 25
4- 26
4- 64
5- 10
5- 9
5- 3
6- 1
6- 2
6- 3
4- 11
4- 5
4- 10
5- 7
5- 8
4-218
4- 3
4- 4
4- 6
4- 7
4- 8
4- 9
4- 12
4- 13
4- 14
5- 2
5- 5
5- 13
5- 11
5- 6
5- 16
5- 17
5- 18
5- 12
5- 14
5- 15
5- 19
5- 20
5- 21
6- 5
6- 6
6- 7
6- 8
4- 16
4- 18
4- 19
4- 21
4- 34
4- 35
4- 36
4- 37
4- 68
4- 15
4- 17
4- 20
4- 22
4- 27
4- 29
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AD
AC
AB
AA
AA
AA
AA
AB
AB
AB
AB
AB
AB
AB
AB
AB
AB
AB
AB
AB
AB
AE
AF
AD
AD
AC
AE
AE
AE
AE
AE
AE
AD
AD
AD
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
33333-
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
PARTS CODE
VCKYTV1HF104Z
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
VHDDSS133//-1
"
"
VHDDSS133HV-1
"
VHDEG01CLF4-1
VHDEK04////-1
VHDEU1ZLFF4-1
"
VHDRB154///-1
VHDRB156///-1
VHDRK33LFA1-1
VHDRK49LFJ8-1
VHERD13EB2/-1
VHERD2.2EB1-1
VHERD3.0EB2-1
"
VHERD33F///-1
VHGPS2501-1-1
VHGPS2561-1-1
VHHM5R107C/-1
VHIILX112A/-1
VHIIS61C256AH
"
VHILH50506N-2
VHILH50511/-1
VHIMTD1120F-1
VHIM51953BL-1
VHINCR53CF92/
VHIPQ05RF2V-1
VHIREG5601U-1
VHISN7407NS-1
"
VHISTR-M6543/
VHISTR-M6548/
VHITC74ACT04F
VHITC74HC14AF
VHITC74HC32AF
VHIUPC1093J-1
VHIUPD42280GU
VHIUPD70433GD
VHIW2465S70LL
VHI27010S131C
VHI65655GD032
VHI74HC4066AF
VHVICPN25//-1
"
VHVICPN50//-1
VHVICPN70//-1
VRD-HT2HY1R0J
"
11
NO.
4- 30
4- 31
4- 32
4- 40
4- 41
4- 42
4- 43
4- 44
4- 45
4- 48
4- 52
4- 53
4- 54
4- 56
4- 57
4- 58
4- 59
4- 60
4- 61
4- 62
4- 65
4- 66
4- 67
4- 69
4- 70
4- 71
4- 72
4- 73
4- 74
5- 31
5- 32
5- 33
4- 83
4- 84
5- 30
4- 82
5- 28
5- 29
5- 83
5- 82
5- 26
5- 27
4-214
4-212
4-211
4-213
4-210
5- 51
5- 50
5- 70
6- 10
4- 89
4- 90
4- 98
4- 97
4- 86
4-104
4-101
5- 41
4-102
4- 87
4- 88
5- 43
5- 42
6- 11
4-100
4- 91
5- 40
4- 99
4- 93
4- 92
4- 95
4- 96
4-103
4- 85
5- 97
5- 39
5- 98
4-122
4-123
PRICE NEW PART

RANK MARK RANK
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
B
AA
B
AA
B
AA
B
AA
B
AD
B
AD
B
AC
B
AC
B
AF
B
AG
B
AE
B
AF
B
AA
B
AC
N
B
AA
N
B
AA
N
B
AD
N
B
AE
B
AG
N
B
AE
B
BF
N
B
AY
N
B
AY
N
B
AU
B
AT
B
AQ
N
B
AF
B
BC
N
B
AK
B
AV
N
B
AF
B
AF
B
AW
B
AV
B
AF
N
B
AF
B
AC
B
AH
B
BE
B
BC
B
AW
B
AX
N
B
BC
N
B
AD
B
AD
B
AD
B
AE
C
AF
B
AA
C
AA
C
JX-250
PARTS CODE
VRD-HT2HY272J
VRD-RB2HY154J
"
VRD-RB2HY394J
"
"
VRD-RC2EY101J
"
"
VRD-RC2EY102J
"
"
VRD-RC2EY121J
VRD-RC2EY133J
VRD-RC2EY152J
"
VRD-RC2EY330J
VRD-RC2EY331J
VRD-RC2EY472J
"
"
"
"
"
VRD-RC2EY511J
VRS-HT3AA1R0J
"
VRS-HT3LA473J
VRS-RE3LA101J
VRS-TS2AD100J
VRS-TS2AD101J
"
"
"
"
VRS-TS2AD102J
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
VRS-TS2AD103J
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
VRS-TS2AD105J
VRS-TS2AD112J
VRS-TS2AD121J
"
VRS-TS2AD123J
VRS-TS2AD152J
NO.
5- 99
5- 69
5- 73
5- 68
5- 71
5- 72
4-125
4-126
4-127
4-131
5- 63
5- 64
4-124
5- 61
5- 62
5- 80
4-129
4-128
5- 74
5- 75
5- 76
5- 77
5- 78
5- 79
5- 81
5- 65
5- 66
5- 67
4-130
4-192
4-196
6- 16
6- 18
6- 23
6- 32
4-137
4-142
4-146
4-150
4-168
4-169
4-176
4-177
4-178
4-179
4-186
4-203
6- 20
4-140
4-141
4-147
4-148
4-149
4-151
4-155
4-156
4-157
4-158
4-159
4-160
4-161
4-162
4-163
4-166
4-170
4-171
4-172
4-173
4-174
4-175
4-182
4-187
4-188
4-189
4-180
4-143
4-194
6- 30
4-144
4-145
PRICE NEW PART

RANK MARK RANK
AA
C
AB
C
AB
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AA
C
AD
N
C
AC
C
AA
C
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XWHSD40-08100
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SERVICE MANUAL

Color Image Scanner

This document has been published for service

General notes for servicing .................................

1. Main PWB ...........................................................

[ 8 ] DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY

1. Servicing tools .................................................... 8-1

[10] CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS

Control PWB ...............................................

[ 6 ] DIAGNOSTICS ..................................................... 6-1

[11] WIRING CHARTS

[12] COMPATIBILITY OF SOFTWARE

The JX-250 series scan documents of the max. A4 size (216 mm

This Service Manual covers information about the specifications,

1. General notes for servicing

Before trying to disassemble the scanner, make sure the power

When carrying PWBs or the scanning head unit, put it in an

(*1: A4 flat-bed type, as of Jan. 1996)

Worlds most compact and lightest(*1) design

Clear reproduction of images in a high resolution of max. 1600

(*3: Scanning times from the start to end of scanning at an

Automatic document feeder (ADF) is optionally available.

Film scanning unit (FSU) is also optionally available for scanning

Option (either of the two models)

Combining with a color printer constitutes a color copying system

Supports the world standard input interface specification

( 9 ) Adobe Photoshop LE is standard (It varies with different

The JX-250 comes with the image processing software "Adobe

640 400 dots or higher

SCSI host adaptor

8 MB or more of memory (16 MB or more is recommended)

Supports ASPI-compatible SCSI boards (PCI, ISA, EISA, VL,

Max. scanning size

ScanJX2 and CopyJX support the maximum scanning size of the

(2) ScanJX2, TWAIN2, CopyJX V1.0 for Macintosh

JX-250 and its options

Macintosh II/Quadra/Centris/Power Mac/Power Book

640 x 400 dots or higher

Max. scanning size

System 7.1 and higher

ScanJX2 supports the maximum scanning size of the JX-250,

The scanning software and driver software are not guaranteed of

(1) ScanJX, TWAIN2, and CopyJX for Windows

2. System requirements of software

SCSI (supports ASPI-compatible host adaptor)

[3] UNPACKING, INSTALLATION,

Connect the SCSI cable to the scanner.

1. Unpacking and installation

Keep the packing case and shipping pads for transportation.

Remove the scanning head fixing screw.

Keep the scanning head fixing screw for transportation.

Connect the other end of the SCSI cable to the computer.

Connecting with the computer

The length of a single SCSI cable should be less than 2 m.

a. Connecting with IBM PC/AT compatible machines.

2. Cautions to be taken when installing

Normal operation is not guaranteed if the SCSI interface board

The performance of the scanner depends to a large extent upon the

a. Temperature and humidity extremes (near the heater, humidifier

In particular, caution should be used not to let the following

If the scanner is installed or stored in such a place, the document

I/O port address

The plastic parts may get deformed or deteriorate.

3. Cautions to be taken when handling