AGFA d-lab.3 Digital Compact Lab

AGFA d-lab.3 Digital Compact Lab AGFA d-lab.3 Digital Compact Lab

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Repair Printer PE_GS01 Functional Description The printed circuit PE_GS01 (L8060.2170.) − controls all functions of the print engine assembly group (PE) and the Laser module (LM) and − reports the corresponding sensor conditions For this, the commands on the SPI interface in the microcontroller are checked and the corresponding actions are initiated. The SPI interface implemented in the Controller is triggered by differential drivers (RS422). Polarisation filter output stages: The Controller controls the stepper motor output stages on ST7, ST8 and ST9 by applying the appropriate winding phases for the half step operation to a shift register. The windings are switched dead during the sleep phase. Flap activation: The output stage on ST10 for the flap is triggered by an additional Controller with run-up ramps. This sub-controller functions with the program of the flap control when there is zero potential on the input of the Pins 17,18,19. Print roller activation: The output stage on ST23 for the print roller is controlled by the Controller during the startup curve and is then switched to a clock defined by the quartz oscillator MC7 (2,33472MHz / 2 9 = 4,560 kHz). It works in half-step mode. 1 Printed circuit PE_GS01 dlabrb48 AGFA d-lab.3 2001-01-02 /PN 9009 6.3.39

Printer Repair Connection of the polygon control: The polygon drive on the Laser module receives through ST19: − the supply voltage of 24V − an On/Off signal and − a feedback signal: Required speed reached The polygon frequency is provided by the quartz oscillator MC6 (1,43332MHz / 2 10 = 1,3997kHz) via ST19. Feed and exit roller drive (ST11): It is controlled by an electronic potentiometer set by the Controller. The corresponding actual parameter is recorded by the Controller via ST13 as rotation period of the roller. The control voltage of the 24V motor varies between 8 and 14V. Sensor signals: The signals of the connected light sensors are directly sent to the Controller. They can be traced on the male connector strip ST29. Sheet tip sensor PE_LS05 (2): The sheet tip sensor supplies via ST15 a frequency that is proportional to the light reflected by the paper. The duration of the period is checked by the Controller and serves to generate the signal BOP on ST5. Exposure start sensor PE_LS06 (1): Connection of the Laser diode control: On ST5, a differential facet sync signal is applied and a DARK signal for the Laser diode triggering is received. The generated BOP signal and the beginning-of-line signal from ST6 are sent differentially through ST5. The activation of the red Laser diode is supplied by an analogue voltage of ±9V through ST21 which is sent to the printed circuit through ST 20. 1 Polygon control dlabrc48 dlabr097 dlabr098 6.3.40 2001-01-02 /PN 9009 AGFA d-lab.3

Printer<br />

Repair<br />

Connection of the polygon control:<br />

The polygon drive on the Laser module receives<br />

through ST19:<br />

− the supply voltage of 24V<br />

− an On/Off signal and<br />

− a feedback signal: Required speed reached<br />

The polygon frequency is provided by the quartz<br />

oscillator MC6 (1,43332MHz / 2 10 = 1,3997kHz) via<br />

ST19.<br />

Feed and exit roller drive (ST11):<br />

It is controlled by an electronic potentiometer set by<br />

the Controller. The corresponding actual parameter<br />

is recorded by the Controller via ST13 as rotation<br />

period of the roller. The control voltage of the 24V<br />

motor varies between 8 and 14V.<br />

Sensor signals:<br />

The signals of the connected light sensors are<br />

directly sent to the Controller. They can be traced<br />

on the male connector strip ST29.<br />

Sheet tip sensor PE_LS05 (2):<br />

The sheet tip sensor supplies via ST15 a frequency<br />

that is proportional to the light reflected by the<br />

paper. The duration of the period is checked by the<br />

Controller and serves to generate the signal BOP on<br />

ST5.<br />

Exposure start sensor PE_LS06 (1):<br />

Connection of the Laser diode control: On ST5, a<br />

differential facet sync signal is applied and a DARK<br />

signal for the Laser diode triggering is received. The<br />

generated BOP signal and the beginning-of-line<br />

signal from ST6 are sent differentially through ST5.<br />

The activation of the red Laser diode is supplied by<br />

an analogue voltage of ±9V through ST21 which is<br />

sent to the printed circuit through ST 20.<br />

1 Polygon control<br />

dlabrc48<br />

dlabr097<br />

dlabr098<br />

6.3.40 2001-01-02 /PN 9009 <strong>AGFA</strong> d-<strong>lab.3</strong>

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