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QY8-1360-000 REVISION 0 COPYRIGHT 1998 CANON INC. CANON BJC-7100 1098 AB 5.00-0 PRINTED IN JAPAN (IMPRIME AU JAPON) OCT. 1998.
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Target Readers This manual is published by Canon Inc. for qualified persons and contains the necessary technical information for technical theory, installation, maintenance, and repair of products. This manual covers all localities where the products are sold.
I I. ABOUT THIS MANU AL This manual is divided into five parts containing the information required for servicing the BJC- 7100 printer. P ar t 1: Saf ety and Precautions This part contains information on how to service the unit safely. It is very important, and must be read.
II. T ABLE OF CONTENTS Page P art 1: SAFETY AND PRECA UTIONS 1 - 1 1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 1 - 1 1.1 Moving Parts 1 - 2 1.2 Front Cover 1 - 3 1.3 Ink Stains 1 - 3 1.3.1 Ink path 1 - 4 1.3.2 Ink mist 1 - 5 1.4 Live Parts 1 - 6 1.5 BJ Cartridge Metal Plate 1 - 7 2.
Page 2 -11 2.2.2 Printing range 2 -12 2.3 Interface Specifications P art 3: OPERA TING INSTR UCTIONS 3 - 1 1. PRINTER SETUP 3 - 1 1.1 Unpacking 3 - 2 1.2 Installation Location 3 - 3 1.3 Installation 3 - 3 1.3.1 Connecting the interface cable 3 - 3 1.3.
Page 4 - 8 2.2 Print Modes 4 - 9 2.2.1 Plain paper optimized printing mode (P-POP) 4 - 9 2.2.2 Economy print mode (Draft mode) 4 - 9 2.2.3 Standard mode 4 - 9 2.2.4 High quality and fine mode 4 -10 2.2.5 Print mode settings 4 -11 2.3 Smoothing Function 4 -11 2.
Page 5 - 2 2.1 List of Tools 5 - 3 3. APPLYING GREASE 5 - 4 4. DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY 5 - 4 4.1 Disassembly and Reassembly 5 - 4 4.2 Notes on Disassembly and Reassembly 5 - 4 4.2.1 Main cover 5 - 4 4.2.2 Carriage unit 5 - 5 4.2.3 Bearings at ends of support shaft 5 - 5 4.
III. ILLUSTRA TION INDEX Page P art 1: SAFETY AND PRECA UTIONS 1 - 1 Figure 1 - 1 The Printer's Moving Parts 1 - 2 Figure 1 - 2 Front Cover 1 - 3 Figure 1 - 3 Ink Path 1 - 4 Figure 1 - 4 BC-62e P.
Page 3 -18 Figure 3 -19 Hidden Control Sheet (Sample) 3 -20 Figure 3 -20 Nozzle Check Pattern (Sample) 3 -22 Figure 3 -21 Service Mode Test Print (Sample) 3 -23 Figure 3 -22 EEPROM Data Print (Sample).
Page 5 -10 Figure 5 -12 Thickness Gauge Setting 5 -10 Figure 5 -13 Check the Head Gap 5 -11 Figure 5 -14 Adjust the Head Gap 1 5 -12 Figure 5 -15 Adjust the Head Gap 2 5 -37 Figure 5 -16 Logic Board 5.
IV . T ABLE INDEX Page P art 2: PRODUCT SPECIFICA TIONS 2 - 5 Table 2 - 1 BJ Cartridge vs Print Mode 2 -10 Table 2 - 2 Paper Specifications 2 -12 Table 2 - 3 IO Signals Compatible Mode 2 -13 Table 2 -.
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Part 1 SAFETY AND PRECAUTIONS Page 1 - 1 1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 1 - 1 1.1 Moving Parts 1 - 2 1.2 Front Cover 1 - 3 1.3 Ink Stains 1 - 5 1.4 Live Parts 1 - 6 1.5 BJ Cartridge Metal Plate 1 - 7 2. MACHINE PRECAUTIONS 1 - 7 2.1 BJ Cartridge Handling 1 - 9 2.
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1. SAFETY PRECA UTIONS 1.1 Moving P arts Be careful not to let your fingers, hair, clothing, accessories, etc., become caught up in the moving parts of the printer.
1.2 Fr ont Cover Hold the front part of the front cover to open and close the cover. Be careful not to pinch your fingers between the front and main cover when closing the front cover.
1.3 Ink Stains 1.3.1 Ink path Be careful not to touch the ink path as it may stain your hands, clothes, printer, work table etc., during servicing. The ink path consists of the BJ cartridge nozzles, head cap, waste ink tube, head wiper, cleaner unit, maintenance jet receiving section, and waste ink absorber.
The joints and ink outlets of the respective ink tanks of the photo BJ cartridge [BC- 62e Photo] and color BJ cartridge [BC-61] are also part of the ink path and must be handled with care. Unless absolutely necessary, do not remove the ink tanks from a BJ cartridge, since air may enter the ink path and have a negative effect on print quality.
1.4 Live P ar ts When the plug of the printer's AC adapter is plugged into a live power outlet, the power supply unit of the printer is live regardless of the power being set to ON or OFF using the POWER button. Be careful not to get on electric shock if you are checking the printer operation with the covers off.
1.5 BJ Cartridg e Metal Plate Do not touch the BJ cartridge's metal plate as it may be very hot. The metal plate heats up during printing and becomes particularly hot during heavy duty printing. CA UTION Danger! High Temperature! Do not touch. The printer has the following protective mechanisms to detect overheating: 1.
2. MA CHINE PRECA UTIONS 2.1 BJ Cartridg e Handling 2.1.1 Unpac king the BJ cartridg e Do not unpack the BJ cartridge until you are ready to use it. Before installing the BJ cartridge in the printer, remove the cap protecting the nozzles and gently peel off the protective tape.
2.1.3 P ower on/off When the printer is turned off with the POWER button, the printer automatically caps the BJ cartridge's nozzles for protection and to prevent ink leakage. If the AC adapter is unplugged before the printer is turned off with the POWER button, the nozzles may not be capped.
2.1.5 Ink electr oconductivity The ink used in the BJ cartridge can conduct electricity. If any ink leaks into the printer's mechanical parts, use paper towels, etc., to wipe clean. If the ink leaks onto the printer's electrical components, use tissue paper, etc.
2.3 Printer Handling 2.3.1 Spurs Take care not to bend the tips of the spurs. The spurs that transport and eject the paper after printing are very small and can easily be deformed. If a spur is deformed, its contacting surface with the printed paper increases, creating a dotted line.
2.3.3 Ink leakage and dry-out Make sure a BJ cartridge is installed before turning off the power, using the POWER button. When you turn off the printer using the POWER button, the printer automatically performs the following operations: Cleaning Any ink left in the purge unit or in the nozzles of the BJ cartridge is removed.
3. NO TES ON SER VICING 3.1 EEPROM Data The printer stores the function settings and keeps track of various information including the total sheets printed, the number of cartridge replacements, the total waste ink amount, and the head position adjustment values.
3.2 Service Mode of Printer Driver There are certain printer driver control functions, described below, that are, in principle, hidden from the end user. These service mode functions, which must be used with caution, are provided for service purposes only.
3.4 Static Electricity The electrostatic charge accumulated in clothing can damage electrical components and alter their electrical characteristics. Before disassembling the printer to service it, use a wriststrap or other grounded metal object to discharge the static electricity.
3.5 Disassembl y and Assembl y 3.5.1 P ar ts that cannot be disassembled Do not disassemble the ribbon cable to the head on the carriage unit. The position in relation to the contacts with the BJ cartridge is factory adjusted, and cannot be readjusted during printer servicing.
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Part 2 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Page 2 - 1 1. PRODUCT OUTLINE 2 - 1 1.1 Outline 2 - 2 1.2 Features 2 - 3 1.3 BJ Cartridge 2 - 6 1.4 SB-60 BJ Cartridge Container 2 - 6 1.5 Consumables 2 - 7 2. SPECIFICATIONS 2 - 7 2.1 General Specifications 2 -10 2.2 Paper Specifications 2 -12 2.
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1. PR ODUCT OUTLINE 1.1 Outline The BJC-7100 is a personal desktop color bubble-jet printer that uses a new 600dpi BJ cartridge and technology to achieve outstanding print quality and photographic realism. The printing process uses an ink optimizer to enable water resistance printing on plain paper.
1.2 Features 1. The new 600dpi BJ cartridge provides high-resolution printing at up to 1200 (H) × 600 (V) dpi when using the exclusive printer driver. There are three types of new BJ cartridge: BC-60, BC-62e Photo, and BC-61. (Note that the BJ cartridge configuration differs according to the country.
1.3 BJ Cartridg e 1.3.1 Blac k BJ cartridg e (BC-60) The BC-60 BJ cartridge is used for monochrome printing and for printing using the ink optimizer. It is a head and ink tank integrated type, disposable BJ cartridge consisting of a unified BJ head and ink tanks for black ink and ink optimizer.
1.3.2 Photo BJ cartridg e (BC-62e Photo) The BJ head for the BC-62e Photo has been modified to considerably improve the ink jet emission precision. The BC-62e Photo BJ cartridge is used for photo-realism (super photo mode) (when printing photographs with substantial numbers of half-tones and light colors).
1.3.3 Color BJ cartridg e (BC-61) The BC-61 BJ cartridge is used for color printing (denser colors and filling larger areas with color). The cartridge consists of a main unit that separates the BJ heads, and disposable ink tanks (BCI-61 Color). The BJ head has 240 nozzles supplying the color inks.
1.4 SB-60 BJ Cartridg e Container The SB-60 cartridge container is for storing the BC-62e Photo or BC-61 BJ cartridge— whichever is not currently being used. The SB-60 cartridge container is supplied with the printer, and can also be bought as optional equipment.
2. SPECIFICA TIONS 2.1 General Specifications 1. Type Desktop serial color bubblejet printer 2. Operating mode Canon extended mode 3. Print resolution 1200 (H) × 600 (V) dpi max. 4. Printing speed Burst (BC-60 monochrome) HQ: 480cps, HS: 720cps Throughput Monochrome printing: HQ: Approx.
13. Paper Feeding method ASF and manual feed: Plain paper, high-resolution paper, envelopes, transparencies, back print film, glossy photo paper, fabric sheets, high-gloss photo film and T-shirts transfer Manual feed only: Other papers 14. Sheet feeder capacity Plain paper: 130 max.
Color BJ cartridge BC-61 Nozzles: One row of 80 nozzles × 3 colors Ink colors: Yellow, magenta, and cyan Service life: Approx. 275 pages per tank (when printing standard color pattern at 7.5% duty per color) Head service life: Approx. 2000 pages (when printing standard color pattern at 7.
2.2 P aper Specifications 2.2.1 P aper types ● ● : OK ✕ : NG *1: A4+ size paper is a Canon original size paper that, measuring 222.7 × 355.6mm, is slightly larger than A4 size paper. The A4+size paper allows you to print to the full A4 size. The LTR+ size, measuring 228.
2.2.2 Printing range 2-11 BJC-7100 P ar t 2: Product Specifications : Recommended Printing Area : Printable Area (1) Monochrome Printing (2) Color or Photo Printing 3mm 7.0mm 3.4mm 3.4mm (1) 22.6mm (2) 21.6mm (1) 12.0mm (2) 21.0mm A4, A5 and B5 Sizes 3mm 7.
2.3 Interface Specifications 1) Interface type Bidirectional parallel interface (IEEE1284 compatible) 2) Signal level Input TTL level: Input signals other than to data bus "Low" level: +0.0V to +0.6V "High" level: +2.4V to +5.0V TTL level: Data bus "Low" level: +0.
*1: N.C.: No connection *1: N.C.: No connection 2-13 BJC-7100 P ar t 2: Product Specifications T ABLE 2-4 IO SIGNALS IN NIBBLE MODE T ABLE 2-5 IO SIGNALS IN ECP MODE Pin No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Signal HostClk Data 1 Data 2 Data 3 Data 4 Data 5 Data 6 Data 7 Data 8 PtrClk PtrBusy AckDataReq Xflag HostBusy N.
7) Description of input/output signals Compatible Mode Data Strobe [Input] This signal is used to read DATA1 to DATA8. The signal becomes valid after the BUSY signal goes Low and the printer outputs an ACKNLG signal. This signal is normally High. After it goes Low, the printer receives data.
Init [Input] When it changes to Low, this signal sets the printer in the BUSY state, then resets the printer by changing from Low to High. The pules width of this signal is requiired longer than 5 micro seconds. On completion of initialization, the head retreats to the home position and the default print mode is selected.
Host Busy [Input] Indicates that the host is ready to receive the data from the printer by making the Host Busy signal Low in the reverse data transmission phase. After that, it goes High when data is received from the printer to verify receiving data.
Ack Reverse [Output] This signal remains High when data is sent from the host computer to the printer. It remains Low in the reverse data transmission phase.
P ar t 2: Product Specifications BJC-7100 2-18 4 µ s (When HS mode is invalid) Min.0.8 µ s 0.5 µ s Min. 0.5 µ s Min. STROBE Data 1-8 BUSY ACKNLG 0.
Part 3 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Page 3 - 1 1. PRINTER SETUP 3 - 1 1.1 Unpacking 3 - 2 1.2 Installation Location 3 - 3 1.3 Installation 3 - 8 1.4 Turning Printer Power On and Off 3 - 9 1.5 Loading Printer Paper 3 -10 1.6 Names of Parts and Their Functions 3 -12 2.
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1. PRINTER SETUP 1.1 Unpacking After unpacking, make sure the items below have been included: 3-1 BJC-7100 P ar t 3: Operating Instructions Instructions/ Driver Software BJ Cartridge BJ Cartridge Cont.
1.2 Installation Location To ensure optimum performance, install the printer where there is adequate space. It is also important that you install the printer where the vibration caused by the carriage movements will not cause problems. The figure illustrates the printer dimensions.
1.3 Installation Set up the printer as follows. 1.3.1 Connecting the interface cable 1) Make sure both the printer and host PC are OFF. 2) Connect the interface cable to the interface connector on the printer. Lock the connector clips. 3) Connect the other end of the interface cable to the host PC.
1.3.3 Installing the BJ cartridg e 1) Removing the BJ cartridge protectors Remove the BJ cartridge from the package, then remove the cap and tape on the nozzles, as shown in the figure. Do not reuse the cap and tape. It can clog the nozzles or mix the ink colors.
3) Aligning the print heads Because two BJ cartridges are installed in the printer, differences in how they are secured and in the cartridges themselves can shift the way ink is ejected onto the paper.
1.3.4 Replacing the ink tanks You can replace the ink tanks of the BC-61 and BC-62e Photo BJ cartridges (not the BC-60 BJ cartridge). Replace the ink tanks as described below.
1.3.5 Cartridg e container [SB-60] The printer is supplied with a container for storing the BC-61 or BC-62e Photo BJ cartridges for users who are using both the BC-61 and BC-62e Photo. (Note that the BC-60 cannot be stored in the container.) When the BC-61 is installed in the printer, the BC-62e Photo is stored in the container, and vice versa.
1.4 T urning Printer P ower On and Off 1.4.1 T urning the power on When the printer is connected to a power supply, press the POWER button to turn it ON. The beeper sounds once and the printer initializes itself. If no BJ cartridge has been installed, the POWER indicator blinks to show that the printer is waiting for the cartridge to be installed.
1.5 Loading Printer P aper To obtain optimum print quality, either use the auto sheet feeder or the manual feed on the back of the printer, depending on the type of print paper you are using. Because this printer automatically adjusts the platen-head gap according to the paper being used, there are no paper selection or head gap levers.
1.6 Names of P ar ts and Their Functions The different parts of the printer and their functions are shown below. P ar t 3: Operating Instructions BJC-7100 3-10 FRONT Paper Rest Supprots the stack of paper loaded in the sheet feeder . Sheet Feeder Print paper is loaded in the sheet feeder .
3-11 BJC-7100 P ar t 3: Operating Instructions INSIDE REPLACE Button The REPLACE button moves the carriage from the cartridge replacement position to the home position or vice versa. BACK Parallel Interface Connector Connects the parallel inter face to the PC.
2. TRANSPOR TING THE PRINTER When carrying or transporting the printer, keep the BJ cartridge installed in the printer or stored in the cartridge container. This prevents the ink from leaking and drying out in the nozzles. Also when both BC-61 and BC-62e Photo are in use, keep one cartridge installed in the printer and the other in the container.
2.2 Manual Capping The BJ cartridges of the BJC-7100 printer can be capped manually only by service personal. 1) Insert a tweezers into the hole for manual capping positioning and rotate the gears slowly counterclockwise. 2) When the cap and carriage lock lever are in the lowest position, slowly move the carriage to the capping position.
3. PRINTER SER VICING FUNCTIONS 3.1 Error Indications The indicators in combination with the beeper indicate the nature of any error. There are two types of errors: operator call errors, which can be corrected by the user, and service call errors, which cannot be corrected by the user.
3.1.2 Service calls In the case of service calls, "service personnel call error messages" are displayed on the host computer’s screen via the printer driver, and you can check the details of the error as shown in the table below by the number of times that the beeper on the main unit sounds.
3.2 W arning Indications The printer warns the operator of less serious error states by printing out messages and sounding the beeper. Printing is not forcibly stopped while warnings are displayed.
3.3 Function Settings This printer has no function selector for setting functions. Use the Windows driver to make the respective settings. For details, see the Windows Driver Guide included with the printer. 3.3.1 Items set b y contr ol function Procedure 1) Open the printer driver control dialog box.
3.3.2 Service mode of printer driver There are certain printer driver control functions as service mode. These service mode functions, which must be used with caution, are provided for service purposes only. Procedure 1) Open the printer driver control dialog box.
3.4 EEPROM The EEPROM stores data such as the total page count, BJ cartridge installation/removal count, total waste ink amount, and customsettings. The page count and waste ink amount indicate the frequency with which the printer is used. The EEPROM must be reset when the logic board, EEPROM, or waste ink absorbers are replaced.
3.6 T est Printout This printer has a built-in self-test function that can be executed without any connection to a computer. With the power off, press and hold the POWER button until the beeper has sounded twice. Release the POWER button to start the test print.
3.8 Service Mode Use the control buttons to select printer service mode. In Service Mode, you can, in addition to resetting the EEPROM data, execute the functions shown in Table 3-4. 1) While holding down the RESUME button, press the POWER button to turn on the printer.
3.8.1 Final factory test pattern Print out printing pattern as Figure 3-21. See that "BJC-7100 Vx.xxx" is printed at left top on the final factory test pattern. "BJ F800 Vx.xxx" is printed if the machine is set as model for Japan. 1) Enter to a service mode.
3.8.3 Printing EEPR OM data You can use the following self-print test to check the data recorded in the EEPROM. Printing EEPROM Data 1) Enter to a service mode. See "Part 3: 3.8 Service Mode" (page 3-21) . 2) Press the RESUME button four times.
3.8.5 Other Function The following functions are provided in addition to the functions described above. These functions are for carrying out special tests, and are not used during normal servicing.
Part 4 TECHNICAL REFERENCE Page 4 - 1 1. OVERVIEW 4 - 1 1.1 Printer Block Diagram 4 - 2 1.2 Initial Flowchart 4 - 3 1.3 Print Signal Sequence 4 - 4 1.4 BJ Cartridge Drive 4 - 5 1.5 Power-Off Sequence Flowchart 4 - 6 2. FIRMWARE 4 - 6 2.1 Interface 4 - 8 2.
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1. O VER VIEW 1.1 Printer Block Dia gram 4-1 BJC-7100 P ar t 4: T echnical Ref erence Figure 4-1 Printer Block Diagram CNHED 1 CNLF CNPWR CNIF CNPGS CNCR CNHED 2 EEPROM DRAM MPU Vcc (+5VDC) VH (+20VDC) VM (+27.
1.2 Initial Flowc hart The following flowchart shows the steps in the initialization sequence that takes place when the power is turned on and before the printer enters the online state.
1.3 Print Signal Sequence The following describes the sequence of signals from the time the host PC sends the print signals to the printer up to the point at which printing is performed. a) The host PC sends print signals to the printer. The print signals consist of print data and control commands.
1.4 BJ Cartridg e Drive The BJ cartridges are driven according to the print data and control signals output by the logic board. The control signals determine the timing with which ink is ejected from the nozzles in the BJ heads and the amount of ink. These are optimized by the printer controller according to the conditions shown bellow.
1.5 P ower -Off Sequence Flowc har t The following flowchart indicates the steps in the sequence between turning the printer power off by pressing the POWER button until the printer stops.
2. FIRMW ARE 2.1 Interface The printer is equipped with an IEEE1284-compatible bidirectional parallel interface. This interface supports compatible mode, nibble mode, and ECP mode. 2.1.1 Compatible mode In compatible mode, the parallel interface sends data in 8-bit units.
2.1.2 Nibble mode In nibble mode, 8-bit data is sent from the printer to the host PC in two 4-bit blocks. The printer lowers the DataAvail signal when it is ready to send data to the host PC.
2.2 Print Modes The printer selects the carriage operation and bubblejet drive method on the basis of the media and print quality selected by the driver, and the print data that is received from the host PC. This enables the printer to achieve optimum print quality, free of smears and fragmentation.
2.2.1 Plain paper optimized printing mode (P-POP) Only when you select plain paper (in other than draft mode) using the printer driver, the BJC-7100 ejects ink optimizer from the BC-60's ink optimizer head.
2.2.5 Print mode settings The following table shows the default print mode settings in the printer driver. Select the Print Mode parameters to change the settings.
2.3 Smoothing Function The BJC-7100 has two methods of smoothing black print data. The printer driver can convert 600 × 600dpi data into data equivalent to 1200dpi (h) × 600dpi (v). The printer itself can also convert 300 × 300dpi data into data equivalent to 600 × 600dpi.
2.5 Head Overheat Pr otection If the temperature of the print heads of the BJ cartridges is allowed to rise beyond a set temperature, not only is there a risk of burns in the event that the heads are touched, but it becomes increasingly difficult to achieve optimum print quality.
3. PRINTER'S MECHANICAL SYSTEM 3.1 Overview This section provides an overview of the printer's mechanical system. 4-13 BJC-7100 P ar t 4: T echnical Ref erence Figure 4-12 Printer's Mec.
3.1.1 Structure of printer's mechanical system 1) BJ Cartridge/Ink Tank The printer is shipped with the BC-60 BJ cartridge, which contains black ink and ink optimizer, and the BC-62e Photo BJ cartridge, which contains three color inks and three photo inks.
3.2 BJ Cartridg e 3.2.1 BJ cartridg e structure 1) BC-60 In the BC-60, the BJ head is unified with the ink tank. Cartridge body The cartridge body houses the ink sponges and is the base for the BJ head unit. Ink sponges The two ink sponges hold the ink and ink optimizer that are fed to the BJ head unit.
BJ head unit The BJ head unit receives the ink from the ink pipes and ejects the ink at the print media according to the print signals from the signal contacts. Head clip/Screws The BJ head unit is fastened to the cartridge body using head clip and screws.
BC-62e Photo Tank body The tank body houses the ink sponges. Ink sponges The ink sponges hold the inks that are fed to the BJ head unit. The BC-61 has three sponges for yellow, magenta, and cyan color inks. The BC-62e has six sponges for yellow, magenta, and cyan color inks, and yellow, magenta, and cyan photo inks.
Air paths/Tank label Air vents or paths are created between the inside and outside of the BJ cartridge through the holes and grooves in the cover and the label that is applied to it.
3.2.2 Structure of BJ head unit The structure of the BJ head unit is different for each type of BJ cartridge. 1) BC-60 The BC-60 has two identical print heads, each with 310 nozzles, mounted side by side. One head ejects black ink, while the other ejects the ink optimizer.
BC-62e Photo 3) Description of parts BJ Print Head (black head, ink optimizer head, color head, and photo head) The heater board and aluminum plate are connected to the flexible cable. Flexible Cable The signal contacts are connected to the heater board by printed pattern wiring.
3.2.3 Nozzle arra ys In each of the BJ print heads, the nozzles are arranged in vertical rows at a pitch of 1/600-in. In addition to the nozzles shown in Figure 4-19, all BJ print heads have dummy nozzles at the top and bottom edges.
3.2.4 Signal contacts The signal contacts on the flexible cable are in contact with the signal contacts on the carriage, and are used to input and output print signals and sensor signals between the printer and BJ print head (heater board). Table 4-4 shows the signals input and output by each print head.
*: Symbols in the BJ print head columns are as follows: ALL: Signals input to all heads OM: IO signals for ink optimizer head only BK: IO signals for black head only PH: IO signals for photo head only CL: IO signals for color head only 4-23 BJC-7100 P ar t 4: T echnical Ref erence Pin No.
3.2.5 Drive cir cuit The drive circuit built into the heater board controls the ejection of inks. The drive circuit differs according to the type of BJ cartridge. 1) BC-60 The black head and ink optimizer head are each equipped with the drive circuit shown in Figure 4-21.
2) BC-61 and BC-62e Photo The color head and photo head are equipped with the drive circuit shown in Figure 4-22. 4-25 BJC-7100 P ar t 4: T echnical Ref erence 1 2 6 61 80 81 102 157 160 161 180 181 1.
3) Description of block diagram Block enable decoder * 1 Generates BLOCK1 to 6 according to BE0 to 2 from the logic board. The output sequence of BLOCK1 to 6 is inverted according to whether INV is High or Low. 310-/240-bit shift register Converts IDATA *1 from the logic board into parallel print data for output.
*1: Forward order refers to serial data in the same order as the image being printed. Reverse order refers to serial data in the reverse order to the image being printed. *2: The ODDE and EVENE signals from the logic board are input to the black head and ink optimizer head, and to the color head and photo head, in reverse order.
3.2.6 BJ cartridg e detection The sensor signal from the index on the drive circuit is used to detect whether a BJ cartridge is installed and, if so, what type it is. The index is either open or pulled down via the resistor on the heater board. *: Pins shared with electrodes.
3.3 Purge Unit 3.3.1 Function of purge unit The purge unit of the BJC-7100 printer has four caps: two for cleaning and capping, and two for capping only. The cap for the ink optimizer head is designed for use with the ink optimizer only so that the ink optimizer does not get mixed with and react with the ink to block the nozzles.
*1: Total amount for yellow, magenta, and cyan color and photo inks. *2: Standard manual cleaning. *3: Deep cleaning. *4: Excluding when BJ cartridge installed and capped in the printer. *5: Executed only when printing is performed after turning on the printer.
2) Wiper After the purge operation, the rotation of the purge drive gear is switched so that, when the cap lowers, wiping is performed. The wiper of the BJC-7100 printer's purge unit operates in the direction of the rows of nozzles to wipe any ink from the head face plate.
P ar t 4: T echnical Ref erence BJC-7100 4-32 Purge Unit W aste Ink T ube Ink: Lower Tube Ink Optimizer: Upper T ube Carriage Lock Lever Slide Lock Lever Cap (For Capping) Purge Drive Gear Pump Sectio.
3.4 Carriage 3.4.1 Carriage functions 1) Attachment of print heads The carriage mechanically attaches the BJ cartridges, which are connected to the logic board by ribbon cables. 2) Carriage drive The carriage moves horizontally across the print media driven by the carriage motor via a carriage belt.
3.4.2 Carriage structure 1) Print head mount The cartridge hook secures the BJ cartridge to the carriage with a plate spring. When the BJ cartridge is locked on the carriage, the signal contacts of the ribbon cable are pressed against those of the bubblejet head so that the print signals are transferred from the logic board to the BJ cartridge.
4-35 BJC-7100 P ar t 4: T echnical Ref erence Slide Lock Lever T ransmission Arm Purge Unit Cam T ransmission Gear Pump T ransmission Gear Sheet Feeder Unit Driving Sheet Feeder Feeding Paper Driving .
3.5 P aper Feed/Sheet Feeder Mechanism 3.5.1 P aper feed/sheet feeder mechanism functions 1) Paper feed function The paper feed mechanism has two paths: the path taken by sheets fed automatically from the sheet feeder mechanism and sheets fed manually through the manual feed slot.
4-37 BJC-7100 P ar t 4: T echnical Ref erence Auto Sheet Feeder (ASF) BJ Cartridge Pressure Roller Pickup Roller Sensor Pickup Roller Print Media Paper Output Unit Spurs Paper Feed Roller Sensor Flag .
3.5.2 P aper feed/sheet feeder mechanism structure The sheet feeder of the BJC-7100 printer has no mechanical paper selection lever. Provided the print media is within the specifications, the media is fed without having to adjust the carriage position, etc.
4. PRINTER ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 4.1 Overview of Printer Electrical System The printer's electrical system can functionally be split into the logic (logic board and carriage board) and the power supply.
4.2 Logic 4.2.1 Logic bloc k diagram P ar t 4: T echnical Ref erence BJC-7100 4-40 DBUS0 to DBUS15 ABUS1 to ABUS20 RD INIT0 to INIT3 RESET Printer Controller (IC2) LED0 to LED2 IP0 IP1 PWMA, PWMB RAMB.
4.2.2 Logic components 1) MPU (IC1) The MPU accommodates a 32-bit CPU, 25-bit address bus, 2KB work RAM, and nine peripheral IO ports (interrupt controller, DMAC, timers, IO ports, AD converter, DRAM controller, chip select controller, monitor timer, clock & power manager).
DRAM controller The DRAM controller controls the 10-bit addressing, reading/writing, RAS/CAS, and refresh of the 8Mbit DRAMs (4Mbit × 2). Chip select controller The chip select controller shows that a valid address has been output for the set area.
IO ports The BJ cartridge rank signals, etc., are input to the IO ports. The power indicator and error indicator lighting control signals, etc., are output from the output ports. 3) Control ROM (IC3) The 8Mbit control ROM contains the printer control program.
P ar t 4: T echnical Ref erence BJC-7100 4-44 CARRIA GE MO TOR DRIVER IC13 1 3 5 7 9 1 1 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 VsA ALARM PhaseA LGA N.C. RsA PG N.C. RsB N.C. LGB PhaseB Vcc VsB VrefA CR ENAA VmmA Out1 Out2 Out3 N.C.
4.3 Electrical System 4.3.1 Input power suppl y (A C adaptor) The AC adaptor supplies the voltages to the printer power supply circuit. The AC adaptor outputs three DC voltages: Vcc: 5.
5. DETECTION FUNCTIONS 5.1 Sensor -based Detection Functions The BJC-7000 has the following sensors for detecting the printer status. P ar t 4: T echnical Ref erence BJC-7100 4-46 No.
Purge sensor The purge sensor uses a transmission-type photointerrupter to detect the capping position of the purge unit. When the flag on the cam gear in the purge unit interrupts the purge sensor, the module phase is deemed to be in the capping position.
5.2 Miscellaneous Detection Functions In addition to sensor-based detection functions, the BJC-7100 printer also has the following detection functions. 5.2.1 W aste-ink amount detection This function processes the amount of waste ink (and ink optimizer) in the waste ink absorbers.
3) Ink-out error display When an ink-out error occurs, replace either the BJ cartridge or ink tanks by either pressing the REPLACE button on the printer or using the printer driver utility.
P ar t 4: T echnical Ref erence BJC-7100 4-50 This page intentionally left b lank.
Part 5 MAINTENANCE Page 5 - 1 1. MAINTENANCE 5 - 1 1.1 Parts for Periodic Replacement 5 - 1 1.2 Consumable Parts 5 - 1 1.3 Consumables 5 - 1 1.4 Periodic Maintenance 5 - 2 2. SERVICING TOOLS 5 - 2 2.1 List of Tools 5 - 3 3. APPLYING GREASE 5 - 4 4. DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY 5 - 4 4.
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1. MAINTENANCE 1.1 P ar ts for P eriodic Replacement 1.2 Consumable P ar ts 1.3 Consumables 1.4 P eriodic Maintenance The BJC-7100 uses a range of inks and an ink optimizer when printing on plain paper in other than draft mode. The ink optimizer is an almost colorless, transparent fluid.
2. SER VICING T OOLS 2.1 List of T ools P ar t 5: Maintenance BJC-7100 5-2 Ordinary Tools Phillips screwdriver Blade screwdriver Tweezers Flat brush Multimeter Note For removing and replacing screws F.
3. APPL YING GREASE Apply the MOLYKOTE PG641 greases at the points shown below. Smear a thin film of the appropriate amount of grease smoothly over the whole area to be lubricated. The BJC-7100 uses three types of grease. Only apply the specified grease to the specified locations.
4. DISASSEMBL Y AND REASSEMBL Y 4.1 Disassembl y and Reassembl y When disassembling or reassembling the printer, refer to the parts catalog. The Figure No. of the illustrations in the parts catalog are in the order of the disassembly sequence. The parts catalog also contains close-up diagrams where additional care is required.
4.2.3 Bearings at ends of support shaft The two bearings at the end of the support shaft are secured by fixing screws in placed after being positioned at the factory. Never disassemble these bearings (except for head gap adjustment). Red fixing screws are used to distinguish them form other screws.
4.3 W aste Ink Absorbers If you are replacing the waste ink absorber (and/or waste ink optimizer absorber) because of a waste ink alarm or waste-ink full error, replace both top and bottom absorbers together. Also replace the absorbers for the maintenance jets.
4.4 Assembling the Chassis Follow the procedure below to tighten the following screws (total 9 screws securing front chassis unit and rear chassis) after you have replaced parts. 1) When both the front chassis unit and rear chassis have been removed from the body, fit the rear chassis onto the body first.
5. ADJUSTMENTS 5.1 Adjustment Locations 5.1.1 Adjusting registration Adjust the registration along the horizontal and vertical directions using the printer driver. This adjustment is the same as the operation when the user installs the printer or replaces the BJ cartridge.
2) Insert the measuring sheet into the manual paper feed slot. With the platen held down in position, align the left of the measuring sheet with the paper guides on the printer. Then, insert the measuring sheet until its leading edge is hooked on the spurs (see figure below) taking care not to deform the spurs.
4) Place the thickness gage on the measuring sheet as shown in the figure below. 5) Move the carriage with your fingers gripping the carriage belt as shown in the figure below. Follow the flowchart on the following page for details on the checking order.
2. Head Gap Check/Adjustment Flowchart Check results are categorized into three types as follows: A: The head clearly contacts the thickness gage, and the thickness gage is moved pressed against the head. B: The head barely contacts the thickness gage, and the thickness gage moves very slightly.
2) Gently press down on both ends of the platen, and then quickly release your hands. Repeat this two or three times to stabilize the platen position. Be sure to carry out this step. Otherwise, the head gap cannot be measured correctly. 3) Place the 1.
6. TR OUBLESHOO TING 6.1 T r oubleshooting Overview 6.1.1 Overview This chapter consists of the following two sections: "Diagnosis" and "Action." If you do not know the cause of a problem, consult the "Diagnosis" section.
6.2 Diagnosis 6.2.1 Diagnostic flo w P ar t 5: Maintenance BJC-7100 5-14 Beeper ERROR indicator Refer ence page 8 times Blinks 9 times 5-21 8 times Blinks 10 times 5-21 8 times Blinks 11 times 5-21 ST.
5-15 BJC-7100 P ar t 5: Maintenance OK? Purge unit initialization BJ cartridge check Printer temperature check Auto cleaning operation OK? OK? BJ cartridge error W aste ink-full error No Y es Y es No .
6.2.2 Action a) Error displays <Cause> During initialization, the carriage print position is not corrected. (The differential between the carriage travel in each direction is outside the correction range.
5-17 BJC-7100 P ar t 5: Maintenance Check motor drive voltage. OK? Check carriage motor . OK? Replace carriage motor . Check power cable. No Y es Y es No A OK? Replace AC adaptor . Replace power cable. No Y es • Check the connection and conductivity of the power cable that links the logic board with the AC adaptor .
<Cause> Cannot detect home position. <Suspected parts> Carriage unit, carriage belt, carriage cable, carriage shaft, guide rail, idler pulley, logic board <Measure> 1. See Print Position Correction Error (page 5-17). <Cause> Cleaning not performed normally.
<Cause> Sheet feeder not initialized during printer initialization. <Suspected parts> Sheet feeder unit, pickup roller, sheet feeder drive gear, paper feed motor drive transmission gear, slide lock lever, logic board <Measure> 5-19 BJC-7100 P ar t 5: Maintenance 4.
<Cause> Thermistor (TH1) on carriage board detects higher than prescribed temperature limit. <Suspected parts> Carriage unit, carriage cable, logic board <Measure> P ar t 5: Maintenance BJC-7100 5-20 5. Pr inter T emperature Error Beeper: 8 times ERROR indicator: Blinks 6 times Normal value 50 ± 2.
<Cause> The waste ink absorbers are 95% full (alarm) or 100% full (full error). <Suspected parts> Waste ink absorbers, logic board (EEPROM) <Measure> <Cause> Contents of EEPROM cannot be read correctly during initial check. <Suspected parts> EEPROM (IC7) and logic board.
<Cause> Overheating of carriage motor driver (IC13) <Suspected parts> Carriage motor driver (IC13), logic board, carriage motor <Measure> <Cause> Overheating of paper feed moto.
<Cause> 1. Error detected by paper feed sensor or purge sensor during paper transport (other than pickup or during initialization). 2. When the printer is idle, the head temperature sensor has detected an overheat. <Suspected parts> 1. Paper feed motor drive switching mechanism, slide lock lever 2.
<Cause> 1. No print media is picked up in pickup operation. 2. No print media is output in paper output operation. <Suspected parts> Sheet feeder unit, paper edge guide, pressure roller and holder, platen, feed roller, paper output roller, transfer roller, paper output unit, paper end sensor, logic board <Measure> 1.
2. Paper jam 5-25 BJC-7100 P ar t 5: Maintenance Visually check inside the printer (especially around paper end sensor). OK? T urn on power again. Does error recur? No Y es Y es No • Check for paper and other foreign materials. • Check paper end sensor lever is normal.
<Cause> 1. No ink in BJ cartridge BC-60. 2. No ink in color BJ cartridge BC-61. 3. No ink in Photo BJ cartridge BC-62e Photo. <Suspected parts> BJ cartridge, ink tank, antenna, carriage unit, logic board, front cover, main cover <Measure> 1.
2. Color BJ cartridge BC-61 Photo BJ cartridge BC-62e Photo 5-27 BJC-7100 P ar t 5: Maintenance Replace appropriate ink tank. Does error recur? Repeat head cleaning and deap cleaning operations 4 or 5 times. Repeat cleaning. Check purging by purge unit.
<Cause> 1. Error detected in BJ cartridge type ID. 2. Error detected in head rank resistance. 3. Error detected in head temperature sensor resistance.
<Cause> With ink in BJ cartridge, head temperature sensor detects overheat. <Suspected parts> BJ cartridge <Measure> Wait several minutes with power OFF, then turn power ON again. If the error recurs, follow the procedure in . 15. BJ Cartridge Error 5-29 BJC-7100 P ar t 5: Maintenance 16.
b) Symptoms <Symptoms> • The power does not turn on even when the POWER button is pressed. • When the power is turned ON, the printer operates abnormally.
<Symptoms> • Noise during carriage drive. • Noise during purge drive. • Noise during pickup, paper output, and paper transport <Cause> • Foreign object in, damage to, or misplacement of carriage drive mechanism. • Carriage (including BJ cartridges) interfering with other parts.
• Noise during pickup, paper output, and paper transport P ar t 5: Maintenance BJC-7100 5-32 Remove the sheet feeder unit. Visually check sheet feeder unit. Visually check parts in paper transport path. OK? Y es No Check operation of sheet feeder unit.
<Symptoms> • Paper not picked up, or multiple pages picked up • Paper skewed or not output • Frequent paper jams <Cause> • Faulty sheet feeder unit • Faulty paper edge guide, pla.
<Symptoms> • The printer does not print at all. • Printing stops mid-way. • Only a certain color is printed. <Cause> • The ink has run out or the BJ cartridge is faulty. • The carriage unit is faulty, the carriage cable is faulty, the purge unit is faulty, or the logic board is faulty.
5-35 BJC-7100 P ar t 5: Maintenance Repeat head cleaning and deep cleaning operations 4 or 5 times. Make a test print. A OK? No Y es END 1. Check/replace carriage cable.
*FINE mode: default setting of Auto mode P ar t 5: Maintenance BJC-7100 5-36 5. F aulty pr inting <2>: Miscellaneous prob lems Symptoms • White stripes (horizontal) • Blotching • Spur trac.
7. CONNECT OR LA Y OUT AND SIGNAL ASSIGNMENT 7.1 Logic Boar d CNPWR (Connection to A C Adaptor) CNPGS (Purge Sensor Connector) CNCR (Carriage Motor Connector) CNLF (P aper Feed Motor Connector) 5-37 B.
CNIF (P arallel Interface Connector) See "Part 2: 2.3 Interface Specifications" (page 2-12) . CNHEAD1 (Carriage Cable Connector) CNHEAD2 (Carriage Cable Connector) P ar t 5: Maintenance BJC-7100 5-38 Pin No.
7.2 Carriage Boar d The BLACK and AMM pins are connected, respectively, to the black head and ink optimizer head of the BC-60. The DARKCOL and LIGHTCOL pins are connected as shown in Table 5-1.
JENG1 (Carriage Cable Connector) JENG2 (Carriage Cable Connector) P ar t 5: Maintenance BJC-7100 5-40 Pin No. 1-5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Signal GND LEDON HPS .
BLA CK (Car tridge Cable) 5-41 BJC-7100 P ar t 5: Maintenance Pin No. 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Signal ID1CL/ELMCL HEATEPH HEATECL IDATAPH IDATACL RANKPH RANKCL LTRST TSKPH TSKCL INK IN/OUT OUT.
AMM (Cartridg e Cab le) D ARKCOL (Car tridge Cable) P ar t 5: Maintenance BJC-7100 5-42 Pin No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8, 9 10 11 12 13 14 Signal PHANT VH TSACL ID2CL/ELCCL SUBHCL ID1CL/ELMCL VDDH GND HEATECL INVCL ODDE EVENE BE0 IN/OUT IN OUT OUT IN/OUT OUT IN/OUT OUT .
LIGHTCOL (Cartridg e Cab le) 5-43 BJC-7100 P ar t 5: Maintenance Pin No. 15 16 17 18 19 20-22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Signal VH BE1 IDATACL BE2 DCLK GND LTCLK ELYCL RANKCL LTRST TSKCL VH Not used IN/OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT ... OUT OUT IN OUT IN OUT ... Function Head drive voltage (20.
8. CIRCUIT DIA GRAMS 8.1 P ar ts La y out 8.1.1 Logic boar d P ar t 5: Maintenance BJC-7100 5-44 Figure 5-18 Logic Board (F ace) Figure 5-19 Component Board (Back).
8.1.2 Carriage boar d 5-45 BJC-7100 P ar t 5: Maintenance Figure 5-20 Carriage Board (F ace) Figure 5-21 Carriage Board (Back).
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BJC-7100 P ar t 5: Maintenance A B C D E F G 1234567891 0 LOGIC BO ARD 01 AN1 AN2 AN3 AN4 AN5 AN6 AN7 A VSS ADTRIG VSS P134 TB01 P136 P137 P141 T ADTC P143 P144 P145 P146 P147 VCC NM1 INT0 INT1 INT2 I.
BJC-7100 P ar t 5: Maintenance 123456789 10 A B C D E F G LOGIC BO ARD 02 ~ ~ VSS-S VSS-R POWDNX RESETX RAS1X RAS2X BL WX BHWX RDX DBUS15 DBUS14 DBUS13 DBUS12 DBUS11 DBUS10 VSS-D VCC2-F DBUS9 DBUS8 DB.
BJC-7100 P ar t 5: Maintenance 123456789 10 A B C D E F G LOGIC BO ARD 03 3 28 CNHEAD1 HL W285-2A7F C46 1000p,50V R177 22K,1/16W DA6 FTZ6.8E DA6 FTZ6.8E DA7 FTZ6.8E DA7 FTZ6.8E R209 120K,0.5%,1/16W R243 100K,1/16W R250 100K,1/16W DA9 FTZ6.8E DA8 FTZ6.
BJC-7100 P ar t 5: Maintenance 123456789 10 A B C D E F G LOGIC BO ARD 04 CARRIA GE MO T OR DRIVER IC13 1 2 3 4 CNCR 1 3 5 7 9 1 1 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 VsA ALARM PhaseA LGA N.C. RsA PG N.C. RsB N.C. LGB PhaseB Vcc VsB VrefA CR ENAA VmmA Out1 Out2 Out3 N.
BJC-7100 P ar t 5: Maintenance 123456789 10 A B C D E F G LOGIC BO ARD 05 CNPWR C51 2200 µ ,25V C52 220 µ ,10V C87 100p,50V VHPOW <01-B1> C1 12 1000p,50V IN OUT GND REGULA TOR IC16 2 3 1 C31 1.
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