Olivetti pr2 plus руководство

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  Printer PR2 PLUS SERVICE MANUAL Code: XZAC4219-05…
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  PUBLICATION ISSUED BY: Olivetti S.p.A. Gruppo Telecom Italia Via Jervis, 77 — 10015 Ivrea (TO) Copyright © 2010 Olivetti All rights reserved…
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  This manual for Service engineers supplies all the technical information required for installing, testing and carrying out maintenance interventions on the specialised PR2 PLUS printer. This manual can help you resolve a printer malfunctioning problem, when the solutions proposed in the Operating Manual provided in the printer kit are not successful.
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• Page 5: Table Of Contents

  INDEX Chapter 1 — OVERVIEW INTRODUCTION ……. . TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS .

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  SYSTEM CONNECTION 2-12 ……RS 232C serial interface (standard) 2-12 ….Parallel interface ieee 1284 2-13 .
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  Chapter 5 — MACHINE DIAGNOSTICS POWER-ON SELF-TEST ……ERROR MESSAGES ……Printer anomalies with serial number 8.xxx.xxx .
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  chapter 7 — DISASSEMBLY/REASSEMBLY OF PARTS PRELIMINARY WARNINGS ……BASIC MACHINE DISASSEMBLY/REASSEMBLY PROCEDURES Console disassembly/reassembly ….Top cover disassembly/reassembly .
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  Appendix A ACCESSORIES ……. . Ribbon cartridge in black NYLON SNUG CART .
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• Page 11: Chapter 1 — Overview

  This highly versatile printer can also be used for Public Administration front-office transactions or in Post Offices. The PR2 plus SC model of the printer integrates a colour scanner with a front/back 600 dpi resolution The printer can be configured with the following optional components: •…

• Page 12: Technical Specifications

  Length: 70 mm min x 297 mm min. Located on the printer cover and composed of three keys and five LEDs CONSOLE Optionally an alphanumerical LCD display can be integrated Olivetti standard Standard IBM PP & X24 IBM 4722/9068 EMULATIONS…

• Page 13: Documents That Can Be Handled By The Basic Machine

  Width: 384 mm Depth: 296 mm DIMENSIONS Height: 204 mm Weight 10.5 Kg Stand-by: < 15 W — The product conforms with the requirements of the «Energy Star» trademark POWER CONSUMPTION During printing: 170 W max (worst performance) 230 Vac + 10% POWER SUPPLY 50/60 Hz DOCUMENTS THAT CAN BE HANDLED BY THE BASIC MACHINE…

• Page 14: Location Of Main Components

  LOCATION OF MAIN COMPONENTS The following figure illustrates the main external components of the printer. Figure 1 — 2 Location of main external components Cover USB interface connector Display Parallel interface connector Console Standard serial interface connector Rear slot Front slot Mains connector cable ON/OFF switch The following figure illustrates the main internal components of the printer.

• Page 15: General Block Diagram

  The schema represented in the following figure illustrates the most complete version of the printer, with all the options and including the scanner. For other versions of the motherboard used for the PR2 Plus printer, only the connectors will be indicated.

• Page 16: Motherboard

  MOTHERBOARD Different motherboards have been used with the PR2 Plus printer as it has evolved, on the basis of its configuration. All the various versions are covered below. Motherboard (scanner version cod. XYAB3468 and XYAB3871) 1 I F 2 I F…

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  Parallel interface connector Carriage reset photosensor connector SBI signal connector of the card for MICR Serial interface connector configuration Printhead connector Power unit connector Signal connector for cards for Horizontal Magnetic Printhead connector and MICR configurations Power and signals connector for Horizontal Alignment device photosensors Magnetic and MICR configuration cards Console connector…
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  Motherboard (machines with serial number 8.xxx.xxx) Figure 1 — 6 Motherboard layout (printer version with serial number 8.xxx.xxx) and location of connectors XZAC4219-05 Service Manual…
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  Parallel interface connector Services motor connector SBI signal connector of the card for MICR Serial interface connector configuration Printhead connector Power unit connector Signal connector for cards for Horizontal Magnetic Printhead connector and MICR configurations Power and signals connector for Horizontal Alignment device photosensors Magnetic and MICR configuration cards Console connector…
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  Motherboard (machines with serial number 1.xxx.xxx — one serial interface) F I 1 F I 2 LS11 RS16 DS10 DS12 DS14 DS17 RS17 DS18 DS15 DS11 DS16 TPCS2 DS13 DS19 DS21 DS23 DS26 RS19 DS20 DS22 DS24 DS25 DS27 RS20 DS28 RS21 DS30…
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  Analogue signal connector of the card for MICR Parallel interface connector configuration Serial interface connector Services motor connector Printhead connector Carriage reset photosensor connector SBI signal connector of the card for MICR Printhead connector configuration Alignment device photosensors Power unit connector Signal connector for cards for Horizontal Magnetic Console connector and MICR configurations…
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  Motherboard (printer version with two serial interfaces) F I 1 F I 2 LS11 RS16 DS10 DS12 DS17 DS14 RS17 DS18 DS11 DS15 DS16 TPCS2 DS13 DS19 DS21 DS23 DS26 RS19 DS20 DS22 DS24 DS25 DS27 RS20 DS28 RS21 DS30 DS33 DS36 DS29…
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  Parallel interface connector Services motor connector Serial 1 interface connector Carriage reset photosensor connector SBI signal connector of the card for MICR Printhead connector configuration Printhead connector Power unit connector Signal connector for cards for Horizontal Magnetic Alignment device photosensors and MICR configurations Power and signals connector for Horizontal Console connector…

• Page 24: Magnetic Option Cards

  MAGNETIC OPTION CARDS Horizontal Magnetic and MICR interface cards for managing the optional magnetic units can be connected to the motherboard: • Horizontal magnetic unit — interface card code XYAB3124 — to connect to the special connectors on the motherboard; •…

• Page 25: Micr Reader

  MICR reader The MICR (Magnetic Ink Character Reader) reader technology allows CNC7 / E13B characters printed on cheques to be read. The reader, located inside printer, operates crosswise to the direction of movement of the paper. It comprises a read head able to operate also on passbook magnetic stripes, fitted on a specific mechanism that guarantees correct traverse during work phases.

• Page 26: Scanner

  (CIS) and a mobile upper element that moves from the top down when activated. This action makes it possible for the printer to maintain the same throughput, in terms of documents managed, as the standard PR2 plus. When only the upper element is present, a specific closing element replaces the shape of the lower scanning element.

• Page 27: Alipr2 Power Supply

  ALIPR2 POWER SUPPLY On the power unit controller board a fuse is provided to protect the printer from mains peaks and high charges. Figure 1 — 11 Power supply unit Connector pin-out and fuse ratings The signals on the power unit connectors are given in the following. Motherboard Power Supply External Power Supply Fuse 250V 3.15A…

• Page 28: Console

  CONSOLE The PR2 Plus console comprises 3 keys, 5 LEDs and a display. For the meanings of the LEDs and keys, refer to the section “Console keys and LEDs” on page 3 — A magnetic switch (Dry-reed) signals to the motherboard when the upper cover of the printer is opened.

• Page 29: Chapter 2 — Installation

  Chapter 2 — INSTALLATION GENERAL INFORMATION FOR INSTALLATION For optimum printer operation and to avoid servicing for causes that do not depend on the product, comply with the information provided below. Power supply Check that the electrical outlet to which the printer is connected has a ground connection and is suitably scaled to provide the power required by the machine.

• Page 30: Unpacking And Installing The Machine

  UNPACKING AND INSTALLING THE MACHINE Unpacking Check the contents of the packing. This must contain: 1. PR2 Plus printer in the requested configuration. 2. Mains cable. 3. Ribbon cartridge. 4. User manual. 5. Card for cleaning the magnetic head (only for Horizontal Magnetic and MICR options).

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  1. Remove the machine from the bag. 2. Completely open the upper cover of the printer. Figure 2 — 2 Opening the upper cover 3. Remove the protective material that has been inserted for transportation. Extract the card (1) and remove the foam padding from the side (2) and the front (3).
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  4. Release the two red plastic stop brackets inserted for transportation purposes (1). (These brackets block the printing carriage and the upper mechanical assembly). Figure 2 — 4 Removing transport blocking devices 5. Raise the upper group using the lever provided (1). Lever for lifting upper mechanical assembly Figure 2 — 5 6.
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  7. Remove the two red plastic stop brackets inserted for transportation (1). (These brackets block the printing carriage and the upper mechanical assembly). Figure 2 — 6 Removing the blocking devices inserted for transportation WARNING: when removing the red plastic bracket on the right, be very careful not to damage the component indicated in the figure.

• Page 34: Installing The Ribbon Cartridge

  Installing the ribbon cartridge 8. Take the ribbon cartridge and unhook the ribbon guide (1) pushing it to the back as illustrated in the following figure. Figure 2 — 7 Unhooking the ribbon guide 9. Move the printhead manually to the centre of the printer. 10.

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  11. Insert the ribbon guide (2) from the front and then lift it so as to fasten it on the two flexible pins in the open slots (3) of the cartridge (1) on the back of the print roller (a «click» is heard). Figure 2 — 9 Attaching the ribbon guide 12.
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  13. Using the specific lever, completely lower the internal upper unit containing the printhead and ribbon cartridge. Figure 2 — 11 Lever for lowering the upper mechanical assembly 14. Close the cover of the printer. XZAC4219-05 Service Manual…

• Page 37: Reinserting The Transportation Blocking Devices

  Reinserting the transportation blocking devices 1. If present, remove the ribbon cartridge. Refer to section “REPLACING THE RIBBON CARTRIDGE” on page 3 — 2. Actioning the lever, lower fully the upper part of the printer. Refer to the previous figure. 3.

• Page 38: Installing The Printer

  Installing the printer WARNING: make sure that the voltage indicated on the data plate matches that of the local power supply. 1. Position the machine where it is to be used, checking compliance with the indications provided in section “GENERAL INFORMATION FOR INSTALLATION” on page 2 — 2.

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  Parameters for emulations used Magnetic options available Figure 2 — 13 Example of printing test for printer with PR2 Plus CS scanner. NOTE: the previous figure provides only an example of a printing test. The software versions shown and the exact data printed varies according to the model used.

• Page 40: System Connection

  SYSTEM CONNECTION NOTE: the printer can be connected to the system using the serial interface, the parallel interface, the USB port, or a combination of these. Using the configuration procedure, it is also possible to activate the «Autoswitching» function, that is, the automatic recognition and connection of the printer that becomes active first with the port.

• Page 41: Parallel Interface Ieee 1284

  Parallel interface ieee 1284 The parallel interface requires a 36-wire Centronics connector for the connection. 1. Connect the parallel cable to the connector located at the rear of the printer. Figure 2 — 15 Connector for parallel interface 2. From Set-up, program the following interface parameters: PARALLEL; STROBE ACTIVE (refer to section “CONFIGURING THE OPERATION PARAMETERS”…

• Page 42: Final Testing With Printer Connected To System (Online)

  FINAL TESTING WITH PRINTER CONNECTED TO SYSTEM (ONLINE) After verifying that the configuration parameters are correct, connect the printer to the system and activate the test for all the functions present in the printer configuration. OPERATOR INFORMATION At the end of installation, the field engineer must provide the Operator with various information in order to use the machine and to replace the cartridge and to eliminate paper jams without any problems.

• Page 43: Chapter 3 — Operating The Printer

  Chapter 3 — OPERATING THE PRINTER This chapter examines all the commands for operating the printer, operations for inserting the forms or documents to be printed, and some maintenance procedures that can be carried out without the use of instruments or tools. OPERATING CONTROLS The machine has the following operating controls: On/off switch.

• Page 44: Console Keys And Leds

  Meaning STATION1 / • Books operator 1 EJECT • Ejects the document of operator 1 Olivetti Standard • Books operator 2 STATION2 / EJECT • Ejects the document of operator 2 LOCAL / BREAK Switches the printer between on-line and off-line status…

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  Meaning Printer on READY Printer on line LOCAL Machine in LOCAL mode (off-line) Waiting for document from operator 1 Olivetti Standard STATION 1 Flashing Waiting for document from operator 1 Waiting for document from operator 2 STATION 2 Flashing Waiting for document from operator 2…

• Page 46: Lever For Lifting The Upper Part Of The Mechanism

  Key functions during powering on and resetting phases During the procedures for configuring the printer, or during calibration (see the chapter “PROGRAMMING AND CALIBRATION” on page 4 — 1) the console keys have different uses with respect to normal operation, which depend on the type of activity in course.

• Page 47: Operating Procedure For Inserting The Documents To Be Printed

  2. Bringing the lever to its end of stroke position lifts the upper part of the mechanism, permitting access to the document feed zone. Figure 3 — 4 Lever for lifting the upper part of the mechanism OPERATING PROCEDURE FOR INSERTING THE DOCUMENTS TO BE PRINTED Inserting the document with automatic alignment The resting surface of the casing facilitates introduction of documents in the machine.

• Page 48: Inserting The Passbook

  Inserting the passbook Before inserting a passbook, fold this along the back until it remains completely opened in a horizontal position and check for any creased or torn pages in order to avoid poor quality printing and wrinkling of the pages during introduction.

• Page 49: Ejection Of Documents

  Ejection of documents According to the application program, documents may be ejected as follows: • Returning these to where they were introduced manually (feed slot). The documents ejected from the front feed slot: – If less than 100 mm in length, are abandoned by the drive rollers –…

• Page 50: Replacing The Ribbon Cartridge

  REPLACING THE RIBBON CARTRIDGE WARNING: the ribbon cartridge must be replaced when printing is faded or incomplete, or in the case of frequent optical reading errors of printed documents. This procedure must be carried out with the machine off. 1. Switch off the printer. 2.

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  7. Extract the new cartridge from its container and unhook the ribbon guide (1), pushing it to the back as illustrated in the following figure. Figure 3 — 10 Unhooking the ribbon guide 8. Insert the new cartridge onto the feed pins, fitting it laterally onto the two sides. Figure 3 — 11 Attaching the cartridge to the structure 9.
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  10. Turn the knob (1) of the cartridge in an anti-clockwise direction until the ribbon is taut, then remove the tab (2). Figure 3 — 13 Tightening the ribbon and removing the tab 11. Actioning the lever, lower fully the upper part of the printer. 12.

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  PAPER JAM The paper may jam along the path inside the machine. Jamming may be caused by: • Paper path obstructed (scraps of paper, for example) • Paper fed crosswise • Weight or format outside permitted limits • Paper in bad conditions: creased, misshapen or in poor condition •…

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  To remove a document that has jammed from inside the printer, proceed as follows: 1. Switch off the printer. 2. Open the cover and switch on the printer with STATION 1/EJECT pressed. 3. Wait for the acoustic signal. 4. Actioning the lever, raise the upper part of the mechanical assembly. Refer to section “Lever for lifting the upper part of the mechanism”…

• Page 55: Set-Up Activation

  Incorrect modification by the operator could cause malfunctioning of the printer. The programming menu is composed of three main menus «CONFIG.», «IBM» and «OLIVETTI», each menu having a series of related parameters.

• Page 56: Modifying Configuration Parameters

  10. The new menu is printed and you can change the parameters STATION1=confirm STATION2=Skip Press Local to continue related to the «OLIVETTI» emulation. 11. These menus operate in a cyclical fashion therefore, when the STATION2 key is pressed again, you return to the initial menu «CONFIG.».

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  11. When you reach the value you want to set for the parameter, press the STATION1 key to confirm the value and pass to the next parameter. 12. The next parameter is printed. RSI EMULATION: OLIVETTI SERIAL1 INTERFACE: USB COM1-USB PARALLEL DUAL-PAR…
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  14. To save the new values you have configured for the parameters, press the STATION2 key to pass from the value «NO» to the value «Y». 15. The value «Y» is printed to confirm that the new configuration values are saved. SAVE PARAMETERS: NO Y PNS SELECTIONS: BIM MODE:…

• Page 59: Exiting From The Configuration Menu

  5. Press the STATION1 key to save the new configuration. 6. IThe value for the parameter changed is saved and, at the same time, the procedure exits from the «CONFIG.» menu. MENU: CONFIG. SAVE PARAMETERS: Y INTERFACE: USB COM1-USB PARALLEL BUZZER: PAPER WIDTH: FIRST LINE…

• Page 60: Description Of Configuration Parameters

  Description of configuration parameters In this section the configuration parameters present in the programming menu are listed, with the various values that can be set and their meanings. Values set by default are indicated in bold and highlighted with an asterisk. Configuration mode menu «MENU: CONFIG.»…

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  If the «INTERFACE» parameter has been configured as USB Parameter Values possible Description OLIVETTI* This parameter is used to set the type of emulation USB EMULATION used for the USB port. PLUG&PLAY This parameter is used to set the plug and play option.
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  If the «INTERFACE» parameter has been configured as SERIAL1 Parameter Values possible Description OLIVETTI * RS1 EMULATION Default emulation of the port. 9600 * 4800 2400 BAUD RATE Data transmission/reception speed. 1200 19200 38400 BIT/CHAR Data format at 7 or 8 bits.
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  If the «INTERFACE» parameter has been configured as COM1-USB Parameter Values possible Description RS1 EMULATION BAUD RATE BIT/CHAR PARITY See INTERFACE SERIAL1 parameters STOP BIT USB EMULATION See INTERFACE USB parameters PLUG&PLAY If the «INTERFACE» parameter has been configured as USB-PAR Parameter Values possible Description…
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  IBM Menu parameters Parameter Values possible Description P.P.II EMULATION Selection of IBM emulation If emulation X24 is set, the AGM function is disabled. If emulation X24 is set, the AGM function is enabled. Indicates whether the printer is enabled or not to PASSBOOK handle passbooks.
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  Parameter Values possible Description TABLE 1 PC TABLE Selection of the table of the character generator. TABLE 2 * DRAFT * CHAR DEFINITION Selection of print definition. OCR-A OCR-B 10 * Selection of printing pitch, expressed in number of characters per inch. 15/17,1 17,1 * COMPRESSED…
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  Parameter Values possible Description PR2 / PR2E EMULATION PR40 Selection of OLIVETTI emulation PNS2845 If PR40 emulation is selected, selecting (Y), the LINE BUFFER PR40 LIKE length of the receiving buffer is set as PR40 (1 Kb) or 8 Kb.
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  PR50 with right alignment. In this case refer to the table on page 4-15 for the specific parameters to configure. OLIVETTI * CHAR SET Selects the character generator. IBM / PC IBM CHAR SET If the character generator selected has been IBM/PC.
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  Parameter Values possible Description OLI-UNIX ISO 8859/1 ISO 8859/2 ISO 8859/5 If the character generator selected has been IBM ISO SET ISO 8859/6 CHAR SET —> ISO ISO 8859/7 ISO 8859/8 ISO 8859/9 ISO 8859/15 DRAFT * CHAR DEFINITION Selection of print definition. OCR-A OCR-B 10 *…
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  If the SIDE —> R parameter has been selected Parameter Values possible Description STD * Selects the width of the print line. If the SIDE —> R parameter has been selected, LINE BUFFER PR2845 sets the width of the reception buffer to 2845 (512 LIKE Byte) or 8 K bytes.
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  If the horizontal magnetic option is present OPTION HOR. MSRW Message indicating that the option has been installed. There is no selection and the next selection is printed after this title. If the hor. magn. / MICR option is present, «+ MICR» is shown beside «MSRW». Parameter Values possible Description…
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  If the ANSI or DIN/ISO STANDARD has been configured Parameter Values possible Description STANDARD * DISPLACEMENT Sets the position of the magnetic stripe. + 20 DUPLICATE: Sets or not duplication of the field. DOUBLE FIELD Sets or not control on the two fields recorded. RETRY Sets read retries.

• Page 72: Calibrating The Photosensors

  CALIBRATING THE PHOTOSENSORS Machine photosensors are calibrated at the factory. Changes in the electrical characteristics of the photosensors or the use of particular paper may require further calibration at the customer site. Machine photosensors that must be calibrated are: • «Paper present»…

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  To carry out the photosensor calibration procedure, proceed as follows: 1. Open the printer cover. Check that the printhead is positioned on the left (end of carriage). 2. Power on the printer, with the cover open, keeping the three console keys pressed. 3.
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  If calibration fails, the faulty photosensor will be indicated by the configurations of the LEDs. Pressing one the console button highlights any other faulty photosensors. Breakdown of photosensor n. 1 Front paper alignment. Breakdown of photosensor n. 3 Front paper alignment. Breakdown of photosensor n.

• Page 75: Printing Photosensor Calibration Values

  Printing photosensor calibration values Bi-directional printing speeds up the writing of the printer, but it could reduce printing quality if a misalignment occurs between the lines written from left to right and vice-versa. To eliminate this defect, you can optimise the alignment of bi-directional printing through calibration.

• Page 76: Calibrating The Top Of Form (Tof)

  Calibrating the top of form (TOF) This calibration makes it possible to set the distance between the left-hand edge of the document and the first character printed. 1. Open the printer cover. 2. Power on the printer, with the cover open, keeping the three console keys pressed.

• Page 77: Calibrating The Left Margin

  Calibrating the left margin This calibration makes it possible to set the distance between the left-hand edge of the document and the first character printed. To carry out this calibration, proceed as follows: 1. Open the printer cover. 2. Power on the printer, with the cover open, keeping the three console keys pressed.

• Page 78: Measuring Document Length

  Measuring document length It is necessary to measure the width of the form to permit faster management of the magnetic stripe of the passbooks. Selecting, via set-up, the «STRIPE HANDLING: FAST» item, (see page 4-17) the value read with the form measurement procedure will be used to determine the position of the magnetic stripe and for positioning of the stripe above the magnetic head (without having to make several measurements of passbook width).

• Page 79: Micr Calibration

  MICR Calibration To calibrate the MICR, proceed as described below: 1. Open the printer cover. 2. Power on the printer, with the cover open, keeping the three console keys pressed. 3. Wait until the acoustic signal that indicates that the calibration and adjustment procedure has begun.

• Page 80: Checking The Jitter

  15. Insert an A4 sheet and the printer will print the correct values (see example on side). MICR ADJ APK: 57, 47, 52, 51, 47 MICR ADJ PRG: 26, 28, 26, 25, 27 MICR ADJ VAL: 26 MICR ADJ RES: OK 16.

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  Figure 4 — 5 Printing calibration values when verifying Jitter (Magnetic test) 4-27 XZAC4219-05 Service Manual…

• Page 82: Calibrating The Scanner

  Calibrating the scanner 1. Open the printer cover. 2. Power on the printer, with the cover open, keeping the three console keys pressed. 3. Wait until the acoustic signal that indicates that the calibration and adjustment procedure has begun. 4. Close the printer cover. 5.

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  Figure 4 — 6 Scanner calibration parameters 4-29 XZAC4219-05 Service Manual…
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• Page 85: Chapter 5 — Machine Diagnostics

  Chapter 5 — MACHINE DIAGNOSTICS POWER-ON SELF-TEST The PR2 plus features a set of diagnostic tests that are activated automatically at power-on. At the end of the self-test phase, if no errors have been detected, the printer switches to READY status (ON and READY LEDs on the console on).

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  Console LED Anomalies Possible solution Ready Station1 Local Station 2 Replace the motherboard. See the section Disassembling/reassembling the motherboard (printers with Write error on 4x X scanner) Disassembling/ FPGA registers reassembling the motherboard (printers with serial number 8.xxx.xxx and 1.xxx.xxx). Replace the motherboard.
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  Console LED Anomalies Possible solution Ready Station1 Local Station 2 • Replace the MICR board. See the section “Horizontal magnetic/ MICR disassembly/reassembly” on page 7 — 28. Time out SBI • Replace the MICR head. See the section “Horizontal magnetic/MICR printhead assy disassembly/reassembly”…

• Page 88: Printer Anomalies With Serial Number 1.Xxx.xxx

  Printer anomalies with serial number 1.xxx.xxx Console LED Anomalies Possible solution Ready Station1 Local Station 2 See the section “Faults at power-on” Power unit on page 5 — 15. Replace the motherboard. See the section Disassembling/ CRC Error in reassembling the motherboard 1x O BOOT sector of (printers with scanner)

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  Console LED Anomalies Possible solution Ready Station1 Local Station 2 See the section “CALIBRATING Photosensor test THE PHOTOSENSORS” on page 4 failed — 18 for an indication of the defective photosensor. Replace the horizontal magnetic or MICR interface card. See the Magnetic reset section “Horizontal magnetic/MICR…
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  Console LED Anomalies Possible solution Ready Station1 Local Station 2 • Perform calibration of the scanner. See the section “Calibrating the scanner” on FPGA scanner page 4 — 28. error • Replace the motherboard. See the section Disassembling/ reassembling the motherboard (printers with scanner).
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  Console LED Anomalies Possible solution Ready Station1 Local Station 2 Replace the motherboard. See the section Disassembling/ motherboard not reassembling the motherboard working — (printers with scanner) Anomaly on Disassembling/reassembling the motherboard motherboard (printers with serial number 8.xxx.xxx and 1.xxx.xxx). Start of CIS functional tests.

• Page 92: Display Messages

  Power on messages MESSAGE TIME OUT DESCRIPTION Olivetti No timeout Startup message PR2 PLUS Start Up No timeout Startup condition. Means please close cover for continue. COVER OPEN RS232 Error 1 second Serial channel (parity, framing, overrun).

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  MESSAGE TIME OUT DESCRIPTION Horizontal magnetic or MICR module error on reset sequence ERROR Replace the horizontal magnetic or MICR interface card. See the No timeout Magnetic Reset section “Horizontal magnetic/MICR disassembly/reassembly” on page 7 — 28. ERROR Motor carriage reset error No timeout Motor Carriage See the section…

• Page 94: Status Messages Running

  Status messages running MESSAGE TIME OUT DESCRIPTION WARNING No timeout Hot temperature on Print Haed. HEAD HOT WARNING No timeout Hot temperature on Power Supply. PWS HOT WARNING No timeout Hot temperature on Print Haed & Power Supply. HEAD + PWS HOT WARNING No timeout Hot temperature on Mother Board.

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  MESSAGE TIME OUT DESCRIPTION OnLine No timeout RFID operatione (read). RFID READ OnLine No timeout RFID operatione (write). RFID WRITE OnLine No timeout RFID operatione (erase). RFID ERASE OnLine No timeout MICR operation (read). MICR READ OnLine No timeout Marker operation MARKER READ OnLine No timeout…

• Page 96: Service Messages

  Service messages MESSAGGIO TIME OUT DESCRIPTION BOURRAGE ERROR Paper jam error DEBUG HARDWARE Hardware debug. PHOTO ERROR Photo alignement error. BOURRAGE Printer jam. Press Local/ST1 These messages are visualized during the printer configuration KEY ST2 to EXIT procedure. SET UP Wait Waiting message during printer operatione Download active..

• Page 97: Machine Diagnostics

  MACHINE DIAGNOSTICS A technique for carrying out the operation is described below that may guide the less expert service engineer. The operator who has detected a malfunction is able to provide information about operating status and the error signals output by the printer when the fault occurred. Repetition of the fault, where possible, may make it easier to trace the problem.

• Page 98: Tracing The Cause

  Tracing the cause According to your experience, and referring to information provided in this chapter, follow a logical path to trace the fault, from the most likely cause to the most remote possibility, until you have identified the faulty part. Eliminating the fault Carry out the repair so that the machine can perform all its functions.

• Page 99: Fault Classification

  FAULT CLASSIFICATION To simplify the tracing of faults, these have been divided into: • Faults at power-on; • Faults during writing of the document; • Faults with document handling. The most frequent faults encountered and possible remedies are listed for each assy. The classifications provided cannot cover all the faults that may occur;…

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  Fault Possible cause Solution Perform cleaning of the printer. See the Paper fragments left in the printer section “Cleaning the paper paths” on page 6 — 1 Replace the motherboard. See the section “Disassembling/reassembling the motherboard (printers with scanner)” on Problems on interface page 7 — 21 “Disassembling/…

• Page 101: Faults During Writing Of The Document

  Faults during writing of the document Fault Possible cause Solution Ribbon cartridge Insert a ribbon cartridge. See “Installing missing the ribbon cartridge” on page 2 — 6 Replace the ribbon cartridge. See Ribbon to be “REPLACING THE RIBBON replaced (out) CARTRIDGE”…

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  Fault Possible cause Solution Paper photosensor “Adjusting Paper Photosensor” on not adjusted correctly page 6 — 8 Print bar not adjusted “Adjusting the roller gears” on page 6 correctly Reprogram the parameters of the printer. Wrong configuration “Modifying configuration parameters” parameters on page 4 — 2 Document driving…

• Page 103: Faults With Document Handling

  Faults with document handling Fault Possible cause Solution Check the dimensions and the type of the document . See Document not acc. “DOCUMENTS THAT CAN BE HANDLED BY THE BASIC to specs MACHINE” on page 1 — 3 Document ruined Use another document.

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  Fault Possible cause Solution Front pressure rollers Adjust the pressers of the front rollers. See “Adjusting the not adjusted front pressure rollers” on page 6 — 10 correctly. Rear roller motor not Replace the motor. See “Disassembling/reassembling working pressure roller unit” on page 7 — 20 XZAC4219-05 5-20 Service Manual…

• Page 105: Chapter 6 — Maintenance

  Chapter 6 — MAINTENANCE This chapter examines the cleaning and lubrication operations, and a number of mechanical adjustments necessary for correct operation of the printer. CLEANING For correct functioning of the printer, it is suggested to clean parts of the machine periodically and after each servicing.

• Page 106: Procedure For Cleaning / Replacing The Photosensors

  PROCEDURE FOR CLEANING / REPLACING THE PHOTOSENSORS Use a jet of compressed air from a spray can to blow accurately through the paper insertion slot to remove any dust from the photosensor units for document presence/alignment. After opening the upper structure, blow into the optical fibre zones, pointing the jet of air inside the paper passage area to remove any dust that may be present in the optical fibre nozzles.

• Page 107: Mechanical Adjustments

  MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENTS To simplify consultation, each adjustment is divided into: • Machine status. Describes the status of the printer required to make the adjustment; • Conditions to be checked. Indicates the points, values and tolerances to be complied with for correct functioning of kinematics;…

• Page 108: Adjusting The Print Bar (Where Torsion Bar Present)

  Adjusting the print bar (where torsion bar present) • MACHINE STATUS – Printer switched off and without casing. – Printhead positioned co-axially with the axis of the screw used to make the adjustment. • CONDITIONS TO BE CHECKED Distance of 0.4 — 0.5 mm between print bar (2) and feeler roller (3). •…

• Page 109: Adjusting The Print Bar (Where Torsion Bar Absent)

  Adjusting the print bar (where torsion bar absent) • MACHINE STATUS – Printer switched off and without casing. – Printhead positioned co-axially with the axis of the screw used to make the adjustment. • CONDITIONS TO BE CHECKED Distance of 0.4 — 0.5 mm between print bar (2) and feeler roller (3). •…

• Page 110: Adjusting The Print Bar Parallelism And Leaf Spring Load On The Basic Machine

  Adjusting the print bar parallelism and leaf spring load on the basic machine • MACHINE STATUS Printer switched off and without casing. • CONDITIONS TO BE CHECKED Check print bar parallelism and leaf spring load. • PROCEDURE – The bar perpendicularity adjustment lever (1) can be pre-regulated with tool code 9600303 according to drawing code 395130U.

• Page 111: Adjusting Parallelism Of Print Bar (Without Torsion Bar)

  Adjusting parallelism of print bar (without torsion bar) • MACHINE STATUS Printer switched off and without casing. • CONDITIONS TO BE CHECKED Check print bar parallelism. • PROCEDURE – The bar perpendicularity adjustment lever (1) can be pre-regulated with tool code 9600303 according to drawing code 395130U.

• Page 112: Adjusting Paper Photosensor

  Adjusting Paper Photosensor • MACHINE STATUS Printer switched off and without casing. • CONDITIONS TO BE CHECKED Correct positioning of the paper photosensor on the printhead. • PROCEDURE – Using the screw (1), fix the photosensor (2) onto the printhead, maintaining it against the reference profile on the ribbon protection flap.

• Page 113: Adjusting The Roller Gears

  Adjusting the roller gears • MACHINE STATUS – Printer switched off and without casing. – Upper part of the mechanism closed. • CONDITIONS TO BE CHECKED Gearing between the sprocket wheels (1) and (2) with a maximum radial play between the teeth of 0.2 mm. Check for full rotation of wheels.

• Page 114: Adjusting The Front Pressure Rollers

  Adjusting the front pressure rollers • MACHINE STATUS – Printer switched off and without casing. – Services cam with minimum lift zone facing towards the feeler roller. • CONDITIONS TO BE CHECKED Check play between the pressure roller (7) and the services cam (6). •…

• Page 115: Adjusting The Horizontal Magnetic/Micr Drive Belt Tension

  Adjusting the horizontal magnetic/MICR drive belt tension • MACHINE STATUS – Printer switched off and without casing. – Read/write carriage in reset position (end of stroke motor side). • CONDITIONS TO BE CHECKED Cogged belt (1) tensioned so as to obtain a deflection of 5 mm with a load of 60 g applied at the center of the stroke of the carriage.

• Page 116: Adjusting The Horizontal Magnetic/Micr Closing Flap

  Adjusting the horizontal magnetic/MICR closing flap • MACHINE STATUS – Printer switched off and without casing.. – Read/write carriage in reset position (end of stroke motor side) and screw (1) which joins the semi tie-rods loosened. • CONDITIONS TO BE CHECKED Co-planarity between the closing flap and the front surface of the structure.

• Page 117: Positioning The Horizontal Magnetic/Micr Pressure Roller

  Positioning the horizontal magnetic/MICR pressure roller • MACHINE STATUS – Printer switched off and without casing. – Pin of the bridge (4) on its minimum radius. With regard to the above, position the pressure roller (1) inside the conveyor (2) with a recess of 0.5-1 mm and, then phase the cam (3) so as to bring the pin of the bridge (4) on its minimum radius.

• Page 118: Positioning The Assy On The Horizontal Magnetic/Micr Structure

  Positioning the assy on the horizontal magnetic/MICR structure • MACHINE STATUS Printer switched off and without casing. • CONDITIONS TO BE CHECKED Co-planarity between the closing flap of the magnetic unit and the paper conveyor of the slot. • PROCEDURE –…

• Page 119: Replacement And Adjustment Of Belt For Carriage Movement

  Replacement and adjustment of belt for carriage movement • MACHINE STATUS Printer switched off and without casing. • CONDITIONS TO BE CHECKED Idler pulley support slide pushed externally to the printer by tension spring. • PROCEDURE – Loosen the screw (1). –…

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• Page 121: Chapter 7 — Disassembly/Reassembly Of Parts

  Chapter 7 — DISASSEMBLY/REASSEMBLY OF PARTS In this chapter are described the procedures for disassembling/reassembling the main components of the printer. Each removal operation is described as follows: • Reference to any previous removal operations so as to reverse the disassembly procedure; •…

• Page 122: Basic Machine Disassembly/Reassembly Procedures

  BASIC MACHINE DISASSEMBLY/REASSEMBLY PROCEDURES Console disassembly/reassembly 1. Open the top cover of the machine. 2. Back off the two lock-screws (1) and remove the cover of the flat cable. 3. Disconnect the flat cable (2) from the console. 4. Back off the four lock-screws (3) and remove the console from the cover. 5.

• Page 123: Top Cover Disassembly/Reassembly

  Top cover disassembly/reassembly 1. Open the top cover of the machine. 2. Disconnect the flat cable of the console, as explained in the previous paragraph. 3. Release the pins of the cover (1) from the guides. 4. Using a tool (for example, a screwdriver) exert pressure on the hinges (2) and extract the cover. Figure 7 — 2 Disassembling the top cover XZAC4219-05…

• Page 124: Casing Disassembly/Reassembly

  Casing disassembly/reassembly 1. Disassemble the upper cover. See the section “Top cover disassembly/reassembly” on page 7 — 2. Release the pins (1) of the sound-absorbing material (2) and remove it. 3. Extract the front slot (3), pulling it carefully upwards and towards the front of the printer. Loosen the 4 screws that fix it to the case.

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  Figure 7 — 4 Removing the casing plate 7. Working from the lower side of the machine, back off the five lock-screws (6) of the baseplate. 8. Move the power supply switch (7) to the ON position. 9. Remove the base plate as shown in the figure. Figure 7 — 5 Removing the casing bottom XZAC4219-05 Service Manual…

• Page 126: Mechanical Assy Disassembly/Reassembly

  Mechanical assy disassembly/reassembly 1. Disassembling the casing. See the section “Casing disassembly/reassembly” on page 7 — 2. On both sides, back off the lock-screws (1) of the tabs that fasten the front rubber pads so that these can be removed from their housing. Figure 7 — 6 Disassembling the mechanical assy 3.

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  Figure 7 — 8 Removing the mechanical assembly unit XZAC4219-05 Service Manual…

• Page 128: Printhead Flat Cable Disassembly/Reassembly

  Printhead flat cable disassembly/reassembly 1. Disassembling the casing. See the section “Casing disassembly/reassembly” on page 7 — 2. Removing the ribbon cartridge from the printer. See the section “REPLACING THE RIBBON CARTRIDGE” on page 3 — 3. Free the cable clip (1) on the right-hand side of the structure, unclipping it from the inside (2) of the structure. 4.

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  9. Slide out the two flat cables from the respective connectors (2) on the printhead. Removing the flat cable of the printhead Figure 7 — 10 WARNING: when reassembling the flat cable on the printhead, check that the path indicated in the figure has been restored and that it does not interfere with the ribbon rewind gears which could cause irreparable damage to this during machine operation.

• Page 130: Printhead Disassembly/Reassembly

  Printhead disassembly/reassembly 1. Open the top cover and lift the upper mechanical assy. 2. Removing the ribbon cartridge from the printer. See the section “REPLACING THE RIBBON CARTRIDGE” on page 3 — 3. Back off the two lock-screws (1) of the printhead. 4.

• Page 131: Upper Mechanical Assy Disassembly/Reassembly

  Upper mechanical assy disassembly/reassembly 1. Disassembling the casing. See the section “Casing disassembly/reassembly” on page 7 — 2. From the front, lift the entire mechanical assy from the base plate and rotate it partially so as to access the connectors of the motherboard. See the section “Mechanical assy disassembly/reassembly”…

• Page 132: Paper Feed Motor Disassembly/Reassembly

  Paper feed motor disassembly/reassembly 1. Disassembling the casing. See the section “Casing disassembly/reassembly” on page 7 — 2. Remove the mechanical assy as explained above. See the section “Mechanical assy disassembly/reassembly” on page 7 — 3. Loosen the two lock nuts (1) of the motor and remove the document drive belt (2) from the pulleys. 4.

• Page 133: Printhead Drive Motor Disassembly/Reassembly

  Printhead drive motor disassembly/reassembly 1. Remove the upper mechanical assy as explained above. See the section “Printhead disassembly/reassembly” on page 7 — 2. Loosen the lock-screw (1) of the idler pulley support slide and release the carriage movement belt from the motor pinion.

• Page 134: Services Motor Disassembly/Reassembly

  Services motor disassembly/reassembly 1. Disassembling the casing. See the section “Casing disassembly/reassembly” on page 7 — 2. From the front, lift the entire mechanical assy from the base plate and rotate it partially so as to access the connectors of the motherboard. See the section “Mechanical assy disassembly/reassembly”…

• Page 135: Feeder Photosensors Disassembly/Reassembly

  Feeder photosensors disassembly/reassembly 1. Remove the mechanical assy. See the section “Mechanical assy disassembly/reassembly” on page 7 — 2. Remove the upper mechanical assy. See the section “Printhead disassembly/reassembly” on page 7 — 3. Remove the roller guard, removing the related M3 lock-screws (1). Printers with torsion bar Printers without torsion bar Figure 7 — 17 Disassembling the roller cover…

• Page 136
  5. Release the bush (4) of the shaft and remove the bracket (5) of the alignment pressure rollers, then remove the entire assy (6). Removing the roller pressure unit Figure 7 — 19 Back off the six lock-screws (7) of the conveyor (8). Feeder unit screws Figure 7 — 20 XZAC4219-05…
• Page 137
  7. Back off the two lock-screws (9) of the photosensor support (10) and remove it. Printers with torsion bar Printers without torsion bar Figure 7 — 21 Removing the photosensor support NOTE: during reassembly, do not fix the photosensor support until the feeder unit is fixed, as the feeder unit has two reference pins for the photosensor support.
• Page 138
  Disassembling/reassembling the print bar (printers with torsion bar) 1. Disassembling the casing. See the section “Casing disassembly/reassembly” on page 7 — 2. From the front, lift the entire mechanical assy from the base plate and rotate it partially so as to access the connectors of the motherboard.
• Page 139
  Disassembling/reassembling the print bar (printers without torsion bar) 1. Disassembling the casing. See the section “Casing disassembly/reassembly” on page 7 — 2. From the front, lift the entire mechanical assy from the base plate and rotate it partially so as to access the connectors of the motherboard.

• Page 140: Disassembling/Reassembling Pressure Roller Unit

  Disassembling/reassembling pressure roller unit 1. Raise the upper cover. 2. Raise the print unit. See the section “Lever for lifting the upper part of the mechanism” on page 3 — 3. Unscrew the four screws (1). 4. Remove the pressure roller unit (2), extracting it downwards and being careful not to lose the component (3). Figure 7 — 24 Disassembling the pressure roller unit XZAC4219-05 7-20…

• Page 141
  Disassembling/reassembling the motherboard (printers with scanner) 1. Disassembling the casing. See the section “Casing disassembly/reassembly” on page 7 — 2. Remove the upper mechanical assy. See the section “Mechanical assy disassembly/reassembly” on page 7 — 3. Disconnect the power cord (J16) that connects the motherboard to the mains unit. Power connector Figure 7 — 25 4.
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  5. Back off the six lock-screws (1) of the motherboard. Figure 7 — 27 Fastening screws of motherboard 6. Back off the two fasteners (2) of the standard serial interface connector and back off the two screws (3) of the Centronics interface connector and extract the motherboard from the base plate of the printer.
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  Disassembling/reassembling the motherboard (printers with serial number 8.xxx.xxx and 1.xxx.xxx) 1. Disassembling the casing. See the section “Casing disassembly/reassembly” on page 7 — 2. Remove the mechanical assy. See the section “Mechanical assy disassembly/reassembly” on page 7 — 3. Disconnect the power cable (J16 — printers with serial number 8.xxx.xxx) or (J15 — printers with serial number 1.xxx.xxx).
• Page 144
  5. Back off the lock-screws (1) of the motherboard. Printers with serial number 8.xxx.xxx Printers with serial number 1.xxx.xxx Figure 7 — 31 Fastening screws of motherboard 6. Disconnect the cable of the standard serial interface (1). Printers with serial number Printers with serial number 8.xxx.xxx 1.xxx.xxx…
• Page 145
  7. Back off the two screws (1) of the Centronics interface connector and extract the motherboard from the baseplate of the printer. Figure 7 — 33 Parallel interface connection screws NOTE: when replacing the board, update the firmware with the latest release, configure the parameters (see the section “CONFIGURING THE OPERATION PARAMETERS”…

• Page 146: Fan Power Supply Unit Disassembly/Reassembly

  Fan power supply unit disassembly/reassembly 1. Disassembling the casing. See the section “Casing disassembly/reassembly” on page 7 — 2. Remove the upper mechanical assy. See the section “Mechanical assy disassembly/reassembly” on page 7 — 3. Back off the two lock-screws (1) of the fan. 4.

• Page 147
  5. Back off the four lock-screws (2) of the power supply unit, also removing the ground cables. Fastening screws for power unit Figure 7 — 36 6. Extract the power supply unit. NOTE: during reassembly, pay particular attention to correct repositioning of the ground cables. If the unit is replaced, check that the power voltage is correct.

• Page 148: Machine Options Disassembly/Reassembly

  MACHINE OPTIONS DISASSEMBLY/REASSEMBLY Horizontal magnetic/MICR disassembly/reassembly 1. Disassembling the casing. See the section “Casing disassembly/reassembly” on page 7 — 2. From the front, lift the entire mechanical assy from the baseplate and rotate it partially so as to access the connectors on the horizontal magnetic board (1).

• Page 149: Horizontal Magnetic/Micr Motor Disassembly/Reassembly

  Fastening screws for horizontal magnetic unit (printers with serial number 1.xxx.xxx) Figure 7 — 39 NOTE: during reassembly, adjust positioning of the assy on the structure. See the section “Positioning the assy on the horizontal magnetic/MICR structure” on page 6 — Horizontal magnetic/MICR motor disassembly/reassembly 1.

• Page 150: Horizontal Magnetic/Micr Printhead Assy Disassembly/Reassembly

  Horizontal magnetic/MICR printhead assy disassembly/reassembly 1. Remove the horizontal magnetic/MICR assy. See the section “Horizontal magnetic/MICR disassembly/ reassembly” on page 7 — 2. Loosen the screw (1) and free the signals cable. 3. Loosen the screws (2) and extract the MICR printhead (3). Figure 7 — 41 Horizontal magnetic/MICR printhead assy XZAC4219-05 7-30…

• Page 151: Roller Assy (Upper Scanner) Disassembly/Reassembly

  Roller assy (upper scanner) disassembly/reassembly 1. Remove the casing. See the section “Casing disassembly/reassembly” on page 7 — 2. Remove the upper mechanical assy. See the section “Upper mechanical assy disassembly/reassembly” on page 7 — 3. Back off the four lock-screws (2) of the roller assy (1). 4.

• Page 152
  6. Remove the rollers (6) from the support (7). Figure 7 — 44 Removing the rollers 7. Remove the snap ring (8) and related gear (9). 8. Remove the drive belt (10). Removing the transmission belt Figure 7 — 45 9.

• Page 153: Cis Assy (Upper Scanner) Disassembly/Reassembly

  CIS assy (upper scanner) disassembly/reassembly 1. Remove the casing. See the section “Casing disassembly/reassembly” on page 7 — 2. Remove the upper mechanical assy. See the section “Upper mechanical assy disassembly/reassembly” on page 7 — 3. Remove the roller assy. See the section “Roller assy (upper scanner) disassembly/reassembly”…

• Page 154: Cis Assy (Lower Scanner) Disassembly/Reassembly

  NOTE: for reassembly, reverse the procedure, paying particular attention to correct fitting of the spring (3). See the Figure 7 — Clean the glass of the CIS with a soft cloth. After completing the re-assembly procedure, carry out mechanical adjustment and calibration of the scanner (see the section “Calibrating the scanner”…

• Page 155
  4. Disconnect the cable (5) from the connector on the CIS proceeding very carefully in order to avoid damaging the connectors (use a slotted screwdriver). Figure 7 — 50 Disconnecting the CIS cable 5. Remove the snap ring (6). 6. Slide the bush (7) in order to free the shaft from the rotation housing, proceeding as shown in the figure. Figure 7 — 51 Removing the shaft from its rotation position 7-35 XZAC4219-05…
• Page 156
  7. Press the clips (8) and remove the bush (9), proceeding as shown in the figure. Figure 7 — 52 Removing the bushing 8. Remove the shaft (10) sliding it in the hole on the frame, as shown in the figure. Figure 7 — 53 Removing the shaft 9.
• Page 157
  NOTE: for reassembly, reverse the procedure, paying attention to correct tensioning of the belt (13). NOTE: clean CIS glass with a soft cloth After completing the reassembly procedure, proceed to calibrate the scanner (see the section “Calibrating the scanner” on page 4 — 7-37 XZAC4219-05 Service Manual…
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• Page 159: Chapter 8 — Installing The Options

  This chapter looks at how to install the expansion kit for the printer. INSTALLING THE ETHERNET LAN CARD WARNING: this option can be installed exclusively on the models: PR2 Plus printer 10, PR2 Plus 12 and PR2 Plus 12 M with firmware version 4.06 Vers.126 or later.

• Page 160: Installation Procedure

  Installation procedure 1. Disconnect all printer’s cables, including power cable (safety first!). 2. Use a screwdriver or a punch to break the metal shield on back of the printer as indicated in the following figure. Figure 8 — 2 Removing the metal shield on back of the printer 3.

• Page 161: How To Print Ethernet Lan Card Properties

  9. When the printer configuration is complete, activate the printing test (see the section “Activating and deactivating the print test” on page 2 — 10) in the CONFIG. section the following string should appear: How to print Ethernet LAN card properties 1.

• Page 162
  DHCP and AutoIP within the unit. AutoIP address range is from 169.254.1.0 to 169.254.254.255 and works in small networks when a DHCP server isn’t active. WARNING: if the printer PR2 Plus do not show in configuration tool the printer might need a firmware update, contact your Olivetti dealer for the last firmware release.

• Page 163: Appendix A

  APPENDIX A ACCESSORIES This section describes the accessories available for the PR2 plus printer. Ribbon cartridge in black NYLON SNUG CART The ribbon cartridge provided for the product is of disposable type. It is designed in way that allows the operator — following the indications given both in the manual and on the container of the new ribbon — to carry out the operations required for its replacement without coming into contact with the inked ribbon.

• Page 164: Font And Character Set

  FONT AND CHARACTER SET All character generators, fonts and codepages available in the various emulations and versions are preloaded in the basic version (including the DAECO). Print speed and definition Mode Copies Matrix (V x H) Definition (V x H) VHSD 24 x 4 +3+1 1/80″…

• Page 165: Certifications And Approvals

  CERTIFICATIONS AND APPROVALS Certifications and approvals — 230V power supply unit version Safety CE Marking: compliance with standards EN 60950 Electromagnetic Compatibility EN 55022 EN 55024 CE Marking: compliance with standards EN 61000-3-2 (harmonics) EN 61000-3-3 (flicker) Environmental Compatibility Recycling: Directive WEEE (2002/96/CE) Hazardous substances: directive ROHS (2002/95/CE)

• Page 166: Firmware And Character Generators

  The machine firmware comprises the following emulations: • Olivetti environment: STD 12/14 controlled protocol with native PR2 E environment and PR40+ and PR2845 emulation. Industry standard emulation IBM Proprinter II and Proprinter X24. •…

• Page 167: Firmware Loading Operations

  ù Firmware loading operations On all models of the PR2 Plus, to update the firmware release, the Toolbox (version 1.10_08 and higher) must be installed. NOTE: before installing the Toolbox, it is essential to remove any previous installation version from the Host.

• Page 168
  Proceed as indicated below: 1. Switch on the PR2 Plus holding down the Station 2 key in order to print the Self Test and check that the machine is set for USB data exchange (see the section “Configuration mode menu «MENU: CONFIG.» parameters” on page 4 — 6 — Interface parameter).

• Page 169: Forced Loading Of Firmware

  “Calibrating the scanner” on page 4 — 11. Print the Self Test again, checking that the firmware release is that required. Forced loading of firmware Before proceeding to force loading of the firmware, contact Technical Support Mail box: Banking.Printers@Olivetti.com XZA4219-05 Service Manual…

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