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AGFA d-lab.3 Digital Compact Lab

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Repair<br />

Printer<br />

Operating Voltage Supply<br />

The printed circuit E_GS01 gets its supply voltage<br />

through the SPI interface ST1 as source voltage of<br />

+6,5V. This voltage is stabilised to +5V by a linear<br />

regulator and supplies the Controller and the light<br />

sensors.<br />

The power voltages +24V and +36V are supplied<br />

through ST24. These voltages are led to circuit that<br />

serves as current limitation when the module is<br />

plugged under power.<br />

− The +24V are used to energise the feed and exit<br />

roller drive (DC motor) and the polygon drive.<br />

− The 36V supplies all stepper motor drives. This<br />

voltage is also used to derive via a switching<br />

regulator an additional +5V for the output stage<br />

supply, the supply of the sub- controller and the<br />

shift register.<br />

This way, the power unit is electrically separated by<br />

the logic part of the Controller and by this of the<br />

whore Printer. The signal transmission is ensured by<br />

corresponding optocouplers.<br />

A comparator circuit provides for a status signal of<br />

the three supply voltages.<br />

Controller Firmware Update<br />

In addition to the provided Update option via the SPI<br />

interface, the Controller can be programmed<br />

separately via ST2. The sub-controller can only be<br />

programmed on-board by means of a suitable PIN-<br />

Adapter.<br />

Debug Connection<br />

A non real time-capable RS232 monitor output is<br />

available on ST3 for Debut purposes.<br />

<strong>AGFA</strong> d-<strong>lab.3</strong> 2001-01-02 /PN 9009 6.3.41

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