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FO-CC500A

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FACSIMILE

FO-CC500

ACCESSORY CORDLESS HANDSET

FO-K01

No. 00ZFCC500ASME

Parts marked with " " are important for maintaining the safety of the set. Be sure to replace these parts with specified ones for

maintaining the safety and performance of the set.

This document has been published to be used

for after sales service only.

The contents are subject to change without notice.

SHARP CORPORATION

SERVICE MANUAL

MODEL

Illustration: FO-CC500A

CHAPTER 1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION

[1] Specifications ................................................................ 1-1

[2] Operation panel ............................................................ 1-2

[3] Transmittable documents .............................................. 1-4

[4] Installation ..................................................................... 1-5

[5] Quick reference guide ................................................. 1-10

[6] Option imaging film specifications

(FO-6CR) ............................................................. 1-11

CHAPTER 2. ADJUSTMENTS

[1] Adjustments .................................................................. 2-1

[2] Diagnostics and service soft switch .............................. 2-2

[3] Troubleshooting .......................................................... 2-24

[4] Error code table .......................................................... 2-25

CHAPTER 3. MECHANISM BLOCKS

[1] General description ...................................................... 3-1

[2] Disassembly and assembly

procedures ............................................................. 3-3

CHAPTER 4. DIAGRAMS

[1] Block diagram ............................................................... 4-1

[2] Wiring diagram .............................................................. 4-3

[3] Point-to-point diagram ................................................... 4-4

CHAPTER 5. CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION

[1] Circuit description ......................................................... 5-1

[2] Circuit description of control PWB ................................ 5-2

[3] Circuit description of LIU PWB .................................... 5-10

[4] Circuit description of cordless PWB ............................ 5-13

[5] Circuit description of cordless handset PWB

................

5-22

[6] Circuit description of power supply PWB

.....................

5-24

[7] Circuit description of CIS unit ...................................... 5-25

CHAPTER 6. CIRCUIT SCHEMATICS AND

PARTS LAYOUT

[1] Control PWB circuit ....................................................... 6-1

[2] LIU PWB circuit ............................................................. 6-9

[3] Cordless PWB circuit .................................................. 6-14

[4] Power supply PWB circuit .......................................... 6-19

[5] Operation panel PWB circuit ....................................... 6-21

[6] Cordless handset PWB circuit .................................... 6-23

CHAPTER 7. OPERATION FLOWCHART

[1] Protocol ......................................................................... 7-1

[2] Power on sequence ...................................................... 7-2

CHAPTER 8. OTHERS

[1] Service tools ................................................................. 8-1

[2] IC signal name .............................................................. 8-4

[3] Rewriting version up to the FLASH ROM ..................... 8-6

PARTS GUIDE

CONTENTS

Illustration: FO-K01A

FO-CC500 Facsimile System cosisting of FO-CC500 (Facsimile Unit)

and FO-CC500K (Cordless Handset).

MODEL SELECTION CODE DESTINATION

FO-CC500 A Australia/

New Zealand

FO-K01 A Australia/

New Zealand

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(Danish) ADVARSEL !

Lithiumbatteri-Eksplosionsfare ved fejlagtig håndtering.

Udskiftning må kun ske med batteri af samme fabrikat og type.

Levér det brugte batteri tilbage til leverandoren.

(English) Caution !

Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced.

Replace only with the same or equivalent type

recommended by the equipment manufacturer.

Discard used batteries according to manufacturer’s

instructions.

(Finnish) VAROITUS

Paristo voi räjähtää, jos se on virheellisesti asennettu.

Vaihda paristo ainoastaan laitevalmistajan suosittelemaan

tyyppiin. Hävitä käytetty paristo valmistajan ohjeiden

mukaisesti.

(French) ATTENTION

Il y a danger d’explosion s’ il y a remplacement incorrect

de la batterie. Remplacer uniquement avec une batterie du

même type ou d’un type recommandé par le constructeur.

Mettre au rébut les batteries usagées conformément aux

instructions du fabricant.

(Swedish) VARNING

Explosionsfare vid felaktigt batteribyte.

Använd samma batterityp eller en ekvivalent

typ som rekommenderas av apparattillverkaren.

Kassera använt batteri enligt fabrikantens

instruktion.

(German) Achtung

Explosionsgefahr bei Verwendung inkorrekter Batterien.

Als Ersatzbatterien dürfen nur Batterien vom gleichen Typ oder

vom Hersteller empfohlene Batterien verwendet werden.

Entsorgung der gebrauchten Batterien nur nach den vom

Hersteller angegebenen Anweisungen.

CAUTION FOR BATTERY REPLACEMENT

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As a part of our policy of continuous improvement, SHARP reserves the right to make design and specification changes for product

improvement without prior notice. The performance specifications figures indicated are nominal values of production units. There may be some

deviations from these values in individual units.

CHAPTER 1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION

[1] Specifications

Fax machine and general specifications

Automatic dialing: Common book: 40 numbers

Private book: 5 numbers (each

cordless handset has 1 private book)

Imaging film: Initial starter roll: (included with

machine): 10 m (approx. 30 A4 pages)

Replacement roll (not included):

FO-6CR 164 ft. (50 m) (one roll yields

approx. 150 A4 pages)

Memory size* : 448 KB (approx. 24 average pages

with no voice messages recorded, or

20 minutes of voice messages

(including OGMs) with no faxes in

memory)

Modem speed: 14,400 bps with auto fallback to lower

speed

Transmission time* : Approx. 6 seconds

(only when ECM is on)

Resolution: Horizontal:

8 dots/mm

Vertical:

Standard: 3.85 lines/mm

Fine/Halftone: 7.7 lines/mm

Super fine: 15.4 lines/mm

Automatic document feeder: 10 pages max. (A4, 80 g/m2 paper)

Recording system: Thermal transfer recording

Display: 16-digit LCD display

Halftone (grayscale): 64 levels

Compression scheme: MR, MH, MMR

Applicable telephone line: Public switched telephone network

Paper tray capacity: Letter: Approx. 50 A4 sheets

(at room temperature; maximum stack

height should not be higher than the

line on the tray)

Compatibility: ITU-T (CCITT) G3 mode

Input document size: Automatic feeding:

Width: 148 to 216 mm

Length: 140 to 297 mm

Manual feeding:

Width: 148 to 216 mm

Length: 140 to 600 mm

Effective scanning width: 210 mm max.

Effective printing width: 210 mm max.

Contrast control: Automatic/Dark selectable

Reception modes: TEL/FAX, TEL, FAX, A.M.

Copy function: Single/Multi (99 copies/page)

Telephone function: Yes

(cannot be used if power fails)

Power requirements: 230 - 240 V AC, 50 Hz

Operating temperature: 5 - 35°C

Humidity: 25 - 85 % RH

Power consumption: Stand-by: 3.5 W

Maximum: 110 W

Dimensions (without Width: 353 mm

attachments): Depth: 193 mm

Height: 174 mm

Weight (without Approx. 2.8 kg

attachments):

Cordless handset specifications

Frequency: 2.4 GHz (2.405 to 2.475 GHz)

Dimensions: Width: 46 mm

Depth: 42 mm

Height: 180 mm (not including

antenna)

Weight: Approx. 115 g

(without battery)

Battery: 3.6 V Ni-MH battery;

capacity: 850 mAh

Power consumption: Approx. 1.6 W (in stand-by mode)

Initial charging Approx. 10 hours for initial charge

Battery life Approx. 4 hours (240 minutes) (at

room temperature)

Battery life in stand-by Approx. 2 days with one full charge (at

mode room temperature)

Battery life (both normal and in stand-

by mode) may vary depending on

usage, range from base machine, and

environmental conditions such as

temperature.

Accessory cordless FO-K01 (up to 3 handsets can be

handset: added)

* Based on Sharp Standard No. 1 Chart at standard resolution in Sharp

special mode, excluding time for protocol signals (i.e., ITU-T phase

C time only).

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[2] Operation panel

Fax Machine

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1. Display

This displays messages and prompts to help you operate the

machine.

2. INTERCOM key

Press this key to page or locate the cordless handset.

3. REC/MEMO key

Press this key to record an outgoing message, phone

conversation, or memo.

4. PLAY key

Press this key to play recorded messages.

5. Left and right arrow keys

Auto-dial numbers: When sending a fax or making a phone

call, press these keys to scroll through your auto-dial

numbers, the "REVIEW CALLS" list (only available if you

have Caller ID), and the last number dialed (redial).

FUNCTION key settings: Press the right arrow key after

scrolling with the up and down arrow keys to select a

FUNCTION key setting.

6. Number keys

Use these keys to dial numbers, and enter numbers and

letters when storing auto-dial numbers.

7. Panel release

Press this release to open the operation panel.

8. STOP key

Press this key to cancel operations before they are completed.

9. COPY/HELP key

When a document is in the feeder, press this key to make a

copy of a document. At any other time, press this key to print

out the Help List, a quick reference guide to the operation of

your fax machine.

10. START/MEMORY key

Press this key after dialing to begin fax transmission. Press

this key before dialing to send a fax through memory. The

key can also be pressed in the date and time display to show

the percentage of memory currently used.

11. RESOLUTION / RECEPTION MODE key

When a document is in the feeder, press this key to adjust

the resolution for faxing or copying. At any other time, press

this key to select the reception mode (an arrow in the display

will point to the currently selected reception mode).

12. FUNCTION key

Press this key to followed by the arrow keys to select special

functions and settings.

13. UP and DOWN arrow keys

Enlarge/Reduce setting: When marking a copy of a

document, press these keys to select an enlarge/reduce

setting.

Volume setting: When a document is not in the feeder,

press these keys to change the speaker volume when the

SPEAKER key has been pressed, or the ringer volume at

any other time.

FUNCTION key settings: Press these keys after pressing

the FUNCTION key to scroll through the FUNCTION MODE

settings.

14. SPEAKER key

Press this key to listen to the line and fax tones through the

speaker when faxing a document.

Note: This is not a speakerphone. You must pick up the

handset to talk with the other party.

15. REPEAT key

Press this key while listening to a message to play it again.

16. SKIP key

Press this key while listening to a message to skip to the next

message.

17. DELETE key

Press this key to erase recorded messages.

15 16 17

REC/

MEMO

PLAY

JKL

DELETE

REPEAT

ABC

DEF

WXYZ

GHI

MNO

PQRS

TEL

A.M.

FAX

STOP

COPY/HELP

START/MEMORY

RESOLUTION/

RECEPTION MODE

INTERCOM

FUNCTION

REDIAL

Z A

SPEAKER

TUV

SKIP

2 3

TEL/FAX

Monitoring phone conversations

When speaking through the handset, you can press to

allow a third person to listen to the conversation through the

speaker.

(To turn off the speaker, press again.)

To adjust the volume of the speaker when monitoring a

conversation, press or (the volume reverts to the

lowest setting each time the handset is replaced).

Note that the speaker cannot be used for speaking; it is

only for listening.

To avoid feedback (a loud howling sound), be sure to turn off

the speaker (press once again) before you replace the

handset.

SPEAKER

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Cordless Handset

1. Antenna

2. Display

This displays messages and prompts to help you use the cordless

handset.

3. UP and DOWN arrow keys

Receiver volume: When talking on the cordless handset, press

these keys to adjust the receiver volume. This also adjusts the

volume when using a headset (purchased separately) connected

to the cordless handset.

Ringer volume: When not talking on the cordless handset, press

these keys to adjust the cordless handset ringer volume.

Scroll through numbers: Press these keys to scroll when

searching for an auto-dial number or reviewing received calls (only

available when you have Caller ID).

4. FUNCTION/PAUSE key

Use this key to store a new auto dial number (press the SEARCH

(right) arrow key, select the book with the UP or DOWN arrow key,

and then press the FUNCTION/PAUSE key). When entering an

auto-dial number, press this key to insert a pause between digits.

5. TALK key

Press this key to make or answer a call.

6. REVIEW (left) arrow key

Press the REVIEW arrow key and then the UP or DOWN arrow

key to scroll through your 30 most recent calls (only available if

you have Caller ID). This key can also be used to move the cursor

left when entering or editing an auto-dial number or name.

7. Number keys

Use these keys to dial numbers, and enter numbers and letters

when storing auto-dial numbers.

8. PLAY NEW key

Press this key after pressing to listen to new messages recorded

in the personal box of the cordless handset.

9. PLAY key

Press this key after pressing to listen to all messages recorded in

the personal box of the cordless handset.

10. REPEAT key

Press this key while listening to a message to play it again.

11. INTERCOM key

Press this key to page the fax machine or another cordless

handset.

12. START key

Press this key to start fax reception from the cordless handset, or

to complete entries when storing, editing, or deleting auto-dial

numbers.

13. REMOTE/RECALL key

Press this key to perform remote operations on the fax machine.

The key is also used to access special services from your

phone company that require subscription (contact your phone

company for details).

14. OFF key

Press this key to end a call.

15. SEARCH (right) arrow key

Use this key to search for an auto dial number (press the

SEARCH key, press the UP or DOWN arrow key to select the

book, and then press the UP or DOWN arrow key to scroll

through your auto-dial numbers). This key can also be used to

move the cursor right when entering or editing an auto-dial

number or name.

16. RECEPTION key

Press this key after pressing to change the reception mode

on the fax machine.

17. STOP key

Press this key to stop playback of messages.

18. DELETE

Press this key while listening to a message to delete it. To

delete all your messages, press this key after playback ends

(while the display shows REMOTE MODE), followed by .

19. HOLD/ERASE key

Hold: Press this key during a call to put the other party on hold.

Erase: Press this key to delete a phone number when

searching through your recently received calls (only when you

have Call ID), or when searching through your auto-dial

numbers. Press the key to delete a digit or character when

storing or editing an auto-dial number.

20. SKIP key

Press this key while listening to your messages to skip to the

next message.

21. REDIAL key

Press this key to redial the last number dialed using the

cordless handset.

22. Headset socket

This socket lets you connect a headset (purchased separately)

to the cordless handset.

23. Battery cover

Remote this cover to install or replace the handset battery.

START

FUNCTION

/PAUSE

TALK

OFF

REMOTE

/RECALL

START

DOWN

PLAY NEW

PLAY

REPEAT SKIP DELETE

ERASE

STOP

RECEPTION

REVIEW

INTER

COM HOLD

REDIAL

ABC DEF

JKLGHI MNO

TUVPQRS WXYZ

456

789

REMOTE

/RECALL

REMOTE

/RECALL

REMOTE

/RECALL

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[3] Transmittable documents

1. Document Sizes

* With special sizes, only one sheet can be fed into the machine at a

time. Insert next page into feeder as current page is being scanned.

2. Paper Thickness & Weight

Normal size width 148 – 216 mm

length 140 – 297 mm

5. Automatic Document Feeder Capacity

Number of pages that can be placed into the feeder at anytime is as

follows:

Normal size: max. ADF 10 pages

Special size: single sheet only (manual feed)

NOTES: •When you need to send or copy more pages than the feeder

limit, place additional pages in feeder when last page in

feeder is being scanned.

•Place additional pages carefully and gently in feeder.

If force is used, double-feeding or a document jam may

result.

6. Readable Width & Length

The readable width and length of a document are slightly smaller than

the actual document size.

Note that characters or graphics outside the effective document scan-

ning range will not be read.

•Readable width

210mm, max.

•Readable length

This is the length of the document sent minus 5mm from the top and

bottom edges.

Use document carrier sheet for smaller documents.

Readable width

(Min.)

(Max.)

A4 size

(Max.)

140mm

297mm

600mm

148mm 216mm

[

Normal size

]

216mm

[

ecial size

]

3. Document Types

•Normal paper

Documents handwritten in pencil (No. 2 lead or softer), fountain pen,

ball-point pen, or felt-tipped pen can be transmitted.

Documents of normal contrast duplicated by a copying machine can

also be transmitted.

•Diazo copy (blue print)

Diazo copy documents of a normal contrast may be transmitted.

•Carbon copy

A carbon copy may be transmitted if its contrast is normal.

4. Cautions on Transmitting Documents

•Documents written in yellow, greenish yellow, or light blue ink cannot

be transmitted.

•Ink, glue, and correcting fluid on documents must be dry before the

documents can be transmitted.

•All clips, staples and pins must be removed from documents before

transmission.

•Patched (taped) documents should be copied first on a copier and

then the copies used for transmission.

•All documents should be fanned before insertion into the feeder to

prevent possible double feeds.

5mm

Readable length

10 sheets 1sheet(Manual)

Paper weight 70 kg 70 kg ~ 135 kg

21.5 lbs. 14 lbs. ~ 42 lbs.

(80 g/m2) (52 g/m2

~ 157g/

m2)

Paper thickness (ref.)

0.1 mm 0.1 mm ~ 0.18mm

Paper size LGL 8.5” x 14”(216 mm x 355.6 mm)

A4 8.27” x 11.7”(210 mm x 297 mm)

LTR 8.5” x 11”(216 mm x 279 mm)

Feeder capacity A4/LTR: 10 sheets

LGL : 1 sheet

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[4] Installation

1. Site selection

Take the following points into consideration when selecting a site for this

model.

ENVIRONMENT

•The machine must be installed on a level surface.

•Keep the machine away from air conditioners, heaters, direct sun-

light, and dust.

•Provide easy access to the front, back, and sides of the machine. In

particular, keep the area in front of the machine clear, or the original

document may jam as it comes out after scanning.

•The temperature should be between 5 - 35°C.

•The humidity should be between 25% and 85% (without conden-

sation).

ELECTRICITY

AC 230 - 240V, 50Hz, grounded(3-prong) AC outlet is required.

Caution!

•Connection to a power source other than that specified will cause

damage to the equipment and is not covered under the warranty.

•If your area experiences a high incidence of lightning or power surges,

we recommend that you install a surge protector for the power and

telephone lines. Surge protectors can be purchased at most telephone

specialty stores.

If the machine is moved from a cold to a warm place...

Condensation may form on the reading glass if machine is moved from

a cold to a warm place, this will prevent proper scanning of documents

for transmission. Turn on the power and wait approximately 2 hours be-

fore using machine.

TELEPHONE JACK

A standard line cord must be located near the machine. This is the tel-

ephone jack commonly used in most homes and offices.

•Plugging the fax machine into a jack which is not line cord may result

in damage to the machine or your telephone system. If you do not

know what kind of jack you have, or need to have one installed, con-

tact the telephone company.

2. Loading the imaging film (FO-6CR)

Your fax uses a roll of imaging film to create printed text and images.

The print head in the fax applies heat to the imaging film to transfer ink

to the paper. Follow the steps below to load or replace the film.

•The initial starter roll of imaging film included with your fax can print

about 30 A4-size pages.

•When replacing the film, use a roll of Sharp FO-6CR imaging film.

One roll can print about 150 A4-size pages.

If you are loading the imaging film for the first time,

go to Step 4.

Remove the used film and empty spool.

Remove the two green gears from the spools.

DO NOT DISCARD THE TWO GREEN GEARS!

Remove the paper from the paper tray and open the operation panel

(press ).

1 slot

2 slots

Remove the new roll of imaging film from its packaging.

• Cut the band that holds rolls together.

Insert the green gears.

Make sure the gears fit into the slots in the ends of the rolls.

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Insert the film into the print compartment.

Rotate the front gear as shown until the film is taut.

Fit ends of rolls

onto hubs

Thick roll

to rear

Close the operation panel (press down on both sides to make sure it

cliks into place).

3. Assembly and connections

Connect the handset as shown and place it on the handset rest.

♦ The ends of the handset cord are identical, so they will go into

either jack.

Plug the power cord into a 230 - 240 V, 50 Hz, grounded AC (3-

prong) outlet.

•When disconnecting the fax, unplug the telephone line cord be-

fore unplugging the power cord.

•Caution:

The power outlet must be installed near the equipment and must

be easily accessible.

•The machine does not have a power on/off switch, so the power

is turned on and off by simply plugging in or unplugging the power

cord.

• Make sure the handset cord

goes into the socket

marked with a handset

symbol on the side of the

machine!

• Use the handset to make

ordinary phone calls, or to

transmit and receive faxes

manually.

Insert one end of the telephone line cord into the adaptor. Insert the

other end of the line cord into the socket on the back of the machine

marked TEL. LINE. Plug the adaptor into the telephone socket on

the wall.

Setting the dial mode:

The fax machine is set for tone dialing. If you are on a pulse dial line, you

must set the fax machine for pulse dialing. Press the panel keys as

follows:

TEL.LINE

For Australia

For New Zealand

FUNCTION

1. Press once and once.

2. Press once and twice.

3. Press once.

4. Select the dial mode:

TONE: PULSE:

5. Press to exit.

STOP

OPTION SETTING

Display:

DIAL MODE

1=TONE, 2=PULSE

PSEUDO RING

The display briefly shows

your selection, then:

Note: For all units installed in New Zealand, select “1” for tone dialing.

The pulse setting “2” will not operate correctly and must not be used.

Note: If your area experiences a high incidence of lightning or power

surges, we recommend that you install surge protectors for the power

and telephone lines. Surge protectors can be purchased at most tel-

ephone specialty stores.

Moving your fax and reconnecting

Should be necessary to move your fax to a new location, first disconnect

the telephone line cord before disconnecting the power lead. When re-

connecting, it is necessary to connect the power lead before connecting

the telephone line cord.

About condensation

If the machine is moved from a cold to a warm place, it is possible that

condensation may from on the scanning glass, preventing proper scan-

ning of documents for transmission. To remove the condensation, turn

on the power and wait approximately two hours before using the ma-

chine.

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Attach the paper tray and paper tray extension.

Note: The paper tray extension has a top side and a bottom side. If the

tabs do not go into the holes, turn the support over.

Click!

Insert

horizontally

and rotate up.

Attach the paper tray. Attach the paper tray extension.

Raising the base antenna.

Raise the base antenna to ensure clear communication with the cord-

less handset.

4. Connecting the cordless handset charger

Connect the AC adaptor to the cordless handset charger.

Plug the AC adaptor into a standard 230 - 240 V AC outlet.

Important: Never cover the charger and AC adaptor with a blanket,

cloth, or other material. Excessive heating may result and cause fire.

5. Installing the battery and charging the cordless

handset

Connect the battery connector , and then place the battery pack

in the cordless handset.

• Place the wires as shown.

Place the battery cover on the cordless handset, making sure it snaps

firmly into place.

• Make sure the wires are not caught or pinched by the cover.

Fit the cord into

the holders.

Black

Red

Black

Red

Country select setting.

Follow the steps below to set the fax machine for operation in Australia

or in New Zealand.

♦ The initial setting is AUSTRALIA.

FUNCTION

1. Press once and once.

2. Press once and once.

3. Press once.

4. Press if you are in Australia,

or if you are in New Zealand.

5. Press to return to the date and time display.

STOP

OPTION SETTING

Display:

COUNTRY SELECT

1=AUSTRALIA

NUMBER OF RING

The display briefly shows

your selection, then:

1=NEW ZEALAND

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6. Loading printing paper

You can load up to 50 sheets of A4-size, 60 - 80 g/m2 paper in the paper

tray (at room temperature; maximum stack height should not be higher

than the line on the tray).

Fan the paper, and then tap the edge against a flat surface to even

the stack. Make sure the stack edges are even.

Insert the stack of paper into the tray, PRINT SIDE DOWN.

• If paper remains in the tray, take it out and combine it into a single

stack with the new paper.

• Be sure to load the paper so that printing takes place on the print

side of the paper. Printing on the reverse side may result in poor

print quality.

• GENTLY LOAD PAPER INTO THE PAPER TRAY.

• DO NOT FORCE IT DOWN INTO THE FEED SLOT.

Correct Incorrect

The stack

should not

be higher

than this line.

Note: Do not use paper that has already been printed on, or paper that

is curled.

Note: If at any time the display shows

the alternating messages at right, check

the printing paper. If the tray is empty,

add paper. If these is paper in the tray,

take it out and then reinsert it.

When you are finished, press .

START/MEMORY

ADD PAPER &

PRESS START KEY

↑

Print contrast setting.

You fax has been set at the factory to print at normal contrast. If

desired, you can change the print contrast setting to LIGHT.

FUNCTION

1. Press once and once.

2. Press once and 3 times.

3. Press once.

4. Select the print contrast:

NORMAL: LIGHT:

5. Press to return to the date and time display.

STOP

OPTION SETTING

Display:

PRINT CONTRAST

1: NORMAL

COPY CUT-OFF

The display briefly shows

your selection, then:

Connecting a headset.

You can connect a headset (purchased separately) to the headset

socket. Remove the cap and insert the connector as shown.

Accessory cordless handsets (FO-K01)

♦ ♦

♦ You can use up to 3 additional FO-K01 cordless handsets with the

fax machine.

♦ ♦

♦ Please purchase accessory FO-K01 handsets at your dealer or re-

tailer.

For information on setting up an accessory cordless handset for use

with the fax machine, see the manual that aaompanies the accessory

handset.

Place the cordless handset in the charger with the dial pad facing

forward.

• Important! The dial pad must face forward, or the battery will not

charge.

• The battery charges automatically while the cordless handset is in

the charger. While charging, the display shows CHARGING. When

charging is completed, the display shows IN CHARGER.

• The cordless handset and charger may feel warm while charging.

This is normal.

The battery cannot be overcharged. When not using the cordless hand-

set, keep it in the charger to ensure that it is always charged.

♦ When the battery needs charging, LOW BATTERY will appear in the

display and you will hear beeps during a phone conversation. If you

need to continue the conversation, transfer the call to the fax ma-

chine or another cordless handset. Place the cordless handset in the

charger and let it charge.

♦ To ensure that the battery charges properly, wipe the charger con-

tacts once a month with a cotton swab.

Note: If the battery is extremely low, nothing may appear in the display

during the first several minutes that the cordless handset is in the charger.

The battery will begin to charge normally after several minures.

Charge the battery

at least 10 hours the

first time!

Talking range

The talking range of the cordless handset is approximately 400 m

(line of sight; talking range may decrease depending on transmission

conditions). If you hear noise or interference while talking on the cord-

less handset, move closer to the fax machine.

♦ When outside the talking range, OUT OF RANGE appears in the

display. If you move out of the talking range while talking on the

cordless handset, the handset will beep and you may hear interfer-

ence.

Large metal objects,

metal structures, and

thick walls reduce the

talking range.

Reinforced concreteMetalAluminum sash

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7. Clearing a jammed document

If the original document doesn’t feed properly during transmission or

copying, or DOCUMENT JAMMED appears in the display, first try press-

ing the START/MEMORY key. If the document doesn’t feed out, remove

it as explained below.

Important:

Do not try to remove a jammed document without releasing it as ex-

plained below. This may damage the feeder mechanism.

Press and slowly open the operation panel until it is half open.

Flip up the green levers on each side of the white roller.

Gently and remove the document.

• Be careful not to tear the document.

Flip down the green levers on each side of the white roller. Rotate the

front gear until the film is taut, and then close the operation panel

(press down on both sides to make sure it clicks into place).

8. Clearing jammed printing paper

Open the operation panel (press ).

Gently pull the jammed paper out of the machine, making sure no

torn pieces of paper remain in the print compartment or rollers.

Rotate the front gear until the film is taut, and then close the

operation panel (press down on both sides to make sure it clicks into

place).

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Listening to messages

1. Press . (For the general box, press .)

2. Press to listen to all your messages, or to listen to only your

new messages.

3. While listening, you can press , , , or .

4. When finished, press .

USING THE CORDLESS PHONE

Making a phone call

1. Pick up the cordless handset and press .

2. When you hear the dial tone, dial the number.

3. When you are ready to end the call, press .

Making a phone call using automatic dialing

1. Press once.

2. Press or to select the book.

3. Press or until the number you wish to dial appears in the

display.

4. Press .

Receiving a phone call

1. When the cordless handset rings, pick it up and press any key to

answer.

2. When you are ready to end the call, press .

Receiving a fax using the cordless handset

If you hear a fax tone after answering a call on the cordless handset,

or if the other party speaks to you and then wants to send a fax, press

Storing auto dial numbers

1. Press , or to select the book, and then .

2. Enter the full fax/phone number. To clear a mistake, press . To

insert a pause, press .

3. Press .

4. Enter a name by pressing number keys. (To enter two letters in suc-

cession that require the same key, press after entering the first

letter.)

5. Press and then .

RECEIVING FAXES

Press the until the arrow in the display points to the desired

reception mode.

FAX mode: The fax machine automatically answers and receives faxes.

TEL mode: Answer all calls (even faxes) by picking up the handset. To

begin fax reception, press .

A.M. mode: Select this mode when you go out to receive both voice

messages and faxes.

[5] Quick reference guide

SENDING FAXES

Place your document (up to 10 pages) face down in the document feeder.

Normal Dialing

1. Lift the handset or press .

2. Dial the fax number.

3. Wait for the reception tone (if a person answers, ask them to press

their Start key).

4. Press .

Automatic Dialing

1. Press or until the desired destination appears in the display.

2. Press .

Direct Keypad Dialing

1. Dial the fax number.

2. Press .

SPEAKER

START/MEMORY

RESOLUTION/

RECEPTION MODE

RESOLUTION/

RECEPTION MODE

FAX

TEL

A.M.

TEL/FAX

01-JAN 10:30

FAX

TEL

A.M.

TEL/FAX

01-JAN 10:30

A.M.

TEL/FAX

FAX

TEL

01-JAN 10:30

A.M.

TEL/FAX

FAX

TEL

01-JAN 10:30

RECORDING AN OGM

1. Press , press until desired OGM is displayed, and then once.

2. Lift the handset, press , and

speak into the handset.

3. When finished, press .

REC/

MEMO

START/MEMORY

STOP

TALK

OFF

TALK

OFF

START

FUNCTION

/PAUSE

ERASE

HOLD

FUNCTION

/PAUSE

START

A =

B =

C =

D =

E =

F =

G =

H =

I =

J =

K =

L =

M =

N =

O =

P =

Q =

R =

S =

T =

U =

V =

W =

X =

Y =

Z =

SPACE =

WXYZ

TUV

PQRS

MNO

JKL

MNO

JKL

GHI

DEF

ABC

START

OFF

REMOTE

/RECALL

PQRS

PLAY

TUV

PLAY NEW

REPEAT

SKIP

DELETE

STOP

WXYZ

OFF

START/MEMORY

STORING AUTO DIAL NUMBERS

1. Press once and twice.

2. Enter the full fax/phone number.

3. Press .

4. Enter the name by pressing number keys. (To enter two letters in

succession that require the same key, press after entering the first

letter.)

5. Press and then .

FUNCTION

START/MEMORY

A =

B =

C =

D =

E =

F =

G =

H =

I =

J =

K =

L =

M =

N =

O =

P =

Q =

R =

S =

T =

U =

V =

W =

X =

Y =

Z =

SPACE =

START/MEMORY

STOP

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[6] Option imaging film specifications

(FO-6CR)

1. Structure

This article is composed of polyester film coated with heat-resistant layer,

matt layer and hot melt ink layer, leader film and paper core. Ink film

specification is "DNP standard ink film HC".

Heading Requirements Measuring method

Material Polyethylene-

terephthalate –

Heading Requirements Measuring method

Grade HR Mixer P-5 –

Heading Requirements Measuring method

Grade ML Sumi –

Heading Requirements Measuring method

Grade #507W –

2. Details of compositions

2-1. Base film

2-2. Heat resistant layer

2-3. Matt layer

2-4. Hot melt ink layer

Heat Resistant Layer

Base Film

Matt Layer

Hot melt Ink Layer

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4. Volume adjustment (Fax machine)

You can adjust the volume of the speaker and ringer using the UP and

DOWN arrow keys.

(1) Fax machine ringer

1. Press the UP or DOWN to select the desired volume level. (Make

sure SPEAKER key has not been pressed, and a document is not

loaded in the feeder.)

Display:

RINGER: HIGH

RINGER: MIDDLE

RINGER: LOW

RINGER OFF: OK?

2. If you selected RINGER OFF: OK?, to turn off the ringer, press START/

MEMORY key.

(2) Fax machine speaker

1. Press the SPEAKER key.

2. Press the UP or DOWN to select the desired volume level.

• Press SPEAKER key again to turn off the speaker.

CHAPTER 2. ADJUSTMENTS

[1] Adjustments

General

Since the following adjustments and settings are provided for this model,

make adjustments and/or setup as necessary.

1. Adjustments of output voltage (FACTORY ONLY)

1. Install the power supply unit in the machine.

2. Set the recording paper and document.

3. When the document is loaded, power is supplied to the output lines.

Confirm that outputs are within the limits below.

Output voltage settings

3. Settings

(1) Dial mode selector

DIAL mode (Soft Switch No. SW-B4 DATA No. 3)

2. IC protectors replacement

ICPs (IC Protectors) are installed to protect the motor driver circuit.

ICPs protect various ICs and electronic circuits from an overcurrent con-

dition.

The location of ICPs are shown below:

2 – 1

CONTROL PWB

(BOTTOM SIDE)

CNLIUA

FU100

CNPW

LIU PWB

(BOTTOM SIDE)

POWER

SUPPLY

PWB

(BOTTOM SIDE)

CONTROL

PWB

(TOP SIDE)

CNMT

CNLIUA

CNPW

CNPN CNCIS

CNSP

CNCSW

CNTH CNPRG

CORDLESS PWB

(BOTTOM SIDE) CNDSS

(step 1) Select "OPTION SETTING".

KEY : FUNCTION

DISPLAY: OPTION SETTING NUMBER OF RING

(step 2) Select "DIAL MODE".

KEY: Push until DIAL MODE is

indicated because the number of

's changes by the model.

DISPLAY: DIAL MODE 1=TONE, 2=PULSE

(step 3) Select, using "1" or "2".

KEY: 1

DISPLAY: TONE SELECTED

KEY: 2

DISPLAY: PULSE SELECTED

(step 4) End, using the "STOP" key.

KEY:

STOP

(1)FU100 (KAB3202) is installed in order to protect IC’s from an over-

current generated in the motor drive circuit. If FU100 is open, re-

place it with a new one.

↔

• The ringer rings once at the

selected level, then the date

and time reappear in the

display.

Output Voltage limits

+5V 4.25V ~ 5.75V

+24V 23.3V ~ 24.7V

1 +24V

2 +24V

3MG

4MG

5DG

6 +5V

Connector

No. CNPW

Pin No.

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(2) Cordless handset ringer

1. When you are not talking on the cordless handset, press UP or DOWN

to select the desired ringer volume level.

Cordless handset display:

RINGER: HIGH

RINGER: MIDDLE

RINGER: LOW

RINGER OFF: OK?

OK: PRESS START

2. If you selected RINGER OFF: OK? to turn off the ringer, press START

key.

[2] Diagnostics and service soft switch

1. Operating procedure (Fax machine)

(1) Entering the diagnostic mode

Press FUNC → 9 → → 8 → # → 7 , and the following display will appear.

MAIN ROM Ver. TA83 After 2 sec: CORDLESS ROM Ver. TA85 SystemID After 2 sec: DIAG MODE

MAIN ROM Ver.: TA83

CORDLESS ROM Ver.: TA85

Then press the START key. Select country name is risen on display for 2 sec. Select the desired item with the key or the key or select with the

rapid key. Enter the mode with the START key.

(Diag•specifications)

If the diag mode cannot be set, repeat the diag mode operation, per-

forming the following operation.

After the power is turned on and "WAIT A MOMENT" is indicated, press

the STOP key.

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In relation with the process response (request from Production Engi-

neering) "WAIT A MOMENT" clock indication may appear depending on

STOP key timing. If the STOP key is held down, "MEMORY CLEAR?"

appears.

START

KEY

STOP

KEY

"Power ON"

Memory clear

(Work + Backup)

FUNC DIAG MODE

9 8 7

STARTSoft switch mode

START

TA83 TA85 COUNTRY NAME

STARTROM & RAM check

STARTAging mode

STARTPanel key test

STARTCheck pattern

STARTSignal send mode

STARTMemory clear

STARTShading mode

STARTAll black print

START

Keypad test mode

DTMF CDL ID RX

RF RX mode

RF TX mode

Flash mem. clear

Flash mem. check

Entry data rcv.

Entry data send

Auto feeder mode

5. Volume adjustment (Cordless Handset)

You can adjust the volume of the ringer and handset, receiver using the

UP and DOWN arrow keys.

(1) Cordless handset receiver volume

1. When talking on the cordless handset, press UP or DOWN to select

the desired volume level.

Cordless handset display:

RECEIVER: HIGH

RECEIVER: MIDDLE

RECEIVER: LOW

↔

• The ringer will ring once at

the selected level.

• Note: The volume reverts to

MIDDLE each time

you hang up (press

OFF key).

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2. Diagnostic items (Fax machine)

1 SOFT SWITCH MODE Soft switches are displayed and changed. List can be output.

2 ROM & RAM CHECK ROM sum-check mand RAM read/write check.

3 AGING MODE 10 sheets of check patterns are output every 5 minutes per sheet.

4 PANEL KEY TEST Panel keys are tested. Result list is output.

5 CHECK PATTERN Check pattern is output.

6 SIGNAL SEND MODE Send the various signals. Signal is changed by pressing START key.

7 MEMORY CLEAR Back-up memory is cleared, and is set at delivery.

8 SHADING MODE Shading compensation is performed in this mode.

9 ALL BLACK PRINT To check the print head, whole dots are printed over the interval of 2 m.

10 AUTO FEEDER MODE Insertion and discharge of document are tested.

11 ENTRY DATA SEND Registered content is sent.

12 ENTRY DATA RCV. Registered content is received, and its list is output.

13 FLASH MEM. CHECK Checks flash memory write/read.

14 FLASH MEM. CLEAR Checks flash memory clearing.

15 RF TX MODE RF signal send test mode.

16 RF RX MODE RF signal receive test mode.

17 DTMF CDL ID RX Registered content is received, and its list is output.

18 KEYPAD TEST MODE I/F for DSS engine’s DIAG mode.

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ITEM No. Contents Function

3. Diagnostic items description

3. 1. Soft switch mode

Used to change the soft switch settings.

The soft switch which is stored internally is set by using the keys.

The available soft switches are SW-A1 to SW-N3.

The content of soft switches is shown in page 2-10 to 2-23.

The contents are set to factory default settings.

The contents of the soft switch setting backed up.

3. 2. ROM & RAM check

Used to do the ROM sum check and the RAM read/write test and to

clear the RAM. The test results will be given by means of beeps. A long

beep means “all checked successful”. A short beep or beeps mean an

IC in error, with the number of beeps indicating which IC failed. The test

results also be printed.

System ID of FAX machine and Cordless Handset preserves.

1 beep → ROM

2 beeps → S-RAM/D-RAM

3. 3. Aging mode

If any document is first present, copying will be executed sheet by sheet.

If no document is present, the check pattern will be printed sheet by

sheet. This operation will be executed at a rate of one sheet per 5 min-

utes, and will be ended at a total of 10 sheets.

3. 4. Panel key test

This mode is used to check whether each key operates properly or not.

Press the key on the operation panel, and the key will be displayed on

the display. Therefore, press all keys. At this time, finally press the STOP

key.

When the STOP key is pressed, the keys which are not judged as

"pressed" will be printed on the result list.

•LED part of the contact image sensor (CIS) is kept on during the term

from when "START" of the panel test mode to end with the STOP

key.

3. 5. Check pattern

This mode is used to check the state of the printing head. It is ended

with the following pattern printed on one printing sheet.

White/Black(3/8 mm alternately) >>> About 30 mm long.

All Black >>> About 30 mm long

All White >>> From All Black end to Pin OFF

End White >>> From Pin OFF to 16.5 mm long

Pin off

16.5 mm

Void area

4 mm

LETTER: 216 mm

LEGAL: 216 mm

A4: 210 mm

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3. 6. Signal send mode

This mode is used to send various signals to the circuit during FAX

communication. Every push of START key sends a signal in the follow-

ing sequence. Moreover, the signal sound is also output to the speaker

when the line monitor of the soft switch is on.

[1] No signals (CML signal turn on)

[2] 14400BPS (V.33)

[3] 12000BPS (V.33)

[4] 14400BPS (V.17)

[5] 12000BPS (V.17)

[6] 9600BPS (V.17)

[7] 7200BPS (V.17)

[8] 9600BPS (V.29)

[9] 7200BPS (V.29)

[10] 4800BPS (V27ter)

[11] 2400BPS (V27ter)

[12] 300BPS (FLAG)

[13] 2100Hz (CED)

[14] 1100Hz (CNG)

3. 7. Memory clear

This mode is used to clear the backup memory and reset to the default

settings. (Various registrations are cleared.)

• The registered Cordless Handset information is not deleted by “Memory

clear”.

3. 8. Shading mode

The mode is used for the shading compensation. For reading, set up

the special original paper.

The compensation memorizes the reference data of white and black for

reading.

Moreover, the memorized data is not erased even if memory clear mode

is executed.

3. 9. All black print

This mode is used to check the state of the printing head and to inten-

tionally overheat it. Whole dots are printed over the interval of 2 m. If it is

overheated or the printing sheet is jammed, press STOP key for the

end.

3. 10. Auto feeder mode

In this mode, a document is inserted and discharged to check the auto

feed function.

After this mode is started, set a document, and the document feed will

be automatically tested.

3. 11. Entry data send

This mode is used to send the registered data to another machine and

make the other machine copy the registered content.

Before sending in this mode, it is necessary to set the other machine at

the entry data receive mode.

The following, information will be sent to the remote machine:

1. Telephone list data

2. Sender register data

3. Optional setting content

4. Soft switch content

5. Junk fax number list

6. Timer reservation data (Only on the model which timer reserva-

tion is possible.)

7. Recording setting list data

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3. 12. Entry data receive

In this mode, the registered data sent from the other machine is receiv-

ed and the received data is registered in the machine. When this mode

is used for receiving, the other machine must be in the entry data send

mode.

After receiving is completed, the following lists are printed.

1. Telephone list data

2. Sender register data (The passcode No. is also printed if the poll-

ing function is provided.) (*)

3. Optional setting list (*)

4. Soft switch content

5. Junk fax number list (*)

6. Timer reservation data (Only on the model which timer reserva-

tion is possible.)

7. Recording setting list data (*)

(*): Refer to SETUP LIST

3. 13. Flash memory check

Data is written into and read from the flash memory to check data con-

formity. When the unit enters this mode, the check is started.

3. 14. Flash memory clear

Data in the flash memory is cleared (memory clear). When the unit en-

ters this mode, the check is started.

*Operation of hardware and signal in the flash memory check mode and

flash memory clear mode, and the result of check.

The result is announced by the buzzer beeps. The result of check is

printed.

Beeps 1 → Memory error

3. 15. RF TX mode

This mode is for measurement of RF signal send level. When you press

START key, the DSS unit move to be in the continuous signal send mode

until you press STOP key. It needs exclusive measuring device.

3. 16. RF RX mode

This mode is for measurement of RF signal send level. When you press

START key, the DSS unit move to be in the continuous signal receive

mode until you press STOP key. It needs exclusive measuring device.

3. 17. DTMF CDL ID RX

When you press START key, the display change to ‘LINE STANDBY’.

And, it waits for the start signal (DTMF) of the System ID input protocol.

The exclusive writer at the product line only corresponds to the protocol.

3. 18. Keypad test mode

From this mode, you can enter the diag mode of the DSS unit

(CONEXANT Merlin). The purpose of these items is to measure the wire-

less communication specification of this unit. By enter the access code

written in Conexant’s user guide, you can start the desired menu. To

implement this menu, this user guide is necessary.

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Press FUNCTION 9 8 7 START START

Press FUNCTION key.

Press key.

Bit1 - 8 are set.

Soft SW-A2 - SW-N3 are set.

S F T SW-A1 = 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

S F T SW-A2 = 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

S F T SW-N3 = 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Press key during setting.

To finish the settings halfway between

SW-A1 and SW-N3, press the STOP

key. In this case, the setting being done

to the SW No. on display will be nullified

while settings done to the preceding

SW No. remain in effect.

The soft switch mode is terminated.

S F T SW-A1 = 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

START

DATA No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

When the COPY key is pressed, the

contents of soft switches are printed.

4. How to make soft switch setting

To enter the soft switch mode, press the following key entries in se-

quence.

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5. Operating procedure (Cordless handset)

5.1. Entering the diagnostic mode

The following key is simultaneously inputted after a power supply on. 2 + + #

5.2. Escape method from production mode

The off key is inputted from stand-by state of Production mode.

5.3. Each inspection mode

It performs from a stand-by state.

5.3.1 Sending RF signal mode

After going into the mode, RF signal is sending out.

Sending channel is selected by inputting two ten-keys.

Sending power is selected by inputting Up of Down keys. (3 levels)

By inputting off key, it goes to stand-by state of Production mode.

0 1 1 2404.8 UP Power Up OFF

0 2 2 2406.6 DOWN Power Down

0 3 3 2408.4

0 4 4 2410.2

0 5 5 2412.0

0 6 6 2413.8

0 7 7 2415.6

0 8 8 2417.4

0 9 9 2419.2

1 0 10 2421.0

1 1 11 2422.8

1 2 12 2424.6

1 3 13 2426.4

1 4 14 2428.2

1 5 15 2430.0

1 6 16 2431.8

1 7 17 2433.6

1 8 18 2435.4

1 9 19 2437.2

2 0 20 2439.0

2 1 21 2440.8

2 2 22 2442.6

2 3 23 2444.4

2 4 24 2446.2

2 5 25 2448.0

2 6 26 2449.8

2 7 27 2451.6

2 8 28 2453.4

2 9 29 2455.2

3 0 30 2457.0

3 1 31 2458.8

3 2 32 2460.6

3 3 33 2462.4

3 4 34 2464.2

3 5 35 2466.0

3 6 36 2467.8

3 7 37 2469.6

3 8 38 2471.4

3 9 39 2473.2

4 0 40 2475.0

Mode No. Channel selection Power level selection End of mode

Input key Input key CH Frequency(MHz) Input key Input key

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5.3.2 Receiving RF signal mode

After going into the mode, this cordless handset can receive RF signal.

Receiving channel is selected by inputting two ten-keys.

RF input Gain can be selected by Up/Down keys. (2 levels)

By inputting off key, it goes to stand-by state of Production mode.

0 1 1 2404.8 UP AGC High OFF

0 2 2 2406.6 DOWN AGC Low

0 3 3 2408.4

0 4 4 2410.2

0 5 5 2412.0

0 6 6 2413.8

0 7 7 2415.6

0 8 8 2417.4

0 9 9 2419.2

1 0 10 2421.0

1 1 11 2422.8

1 2 12 2424.6

1 3 13 2426.4

1 4 14 2428.2

1 5 15 2430.0

1 6 16 2431.8

1 7 17 2433.6

1 8 18 2435.4

1 9 19 2437.2

2 0 20 2439.0

2 1 21 2440.8

2 2 22 2442.6

2 3 23 2444.4

2 4 24 2446.2

2 5 25 2448.0

2 6 26 2449.8

2 7 27 2451.6

2 8 28 2453.4

2 9 29 2455.2

3 0 30 2457.0

3 1 31 2458.8

3 2 32 2460.6

3 3 33 2462.4

3 4 34 2464.2

3 5 35 2466.0

3 6 36 2467.8

3 7 37 2469.6

3 8 38 2471.4

3 9 39 2473.2

4 0 40 2475.0

Mode No. Channel selection AGC level selection End of mode

Input key Input key CH Frequency(MHz) Input key Input key

5.3.3 Speaker test mode

After going into the mode, speaker test can be tested.

Speaker volume is selected by using Up/Down keys. (3 levels)

By inputting off key, it goes to stand-by state of Production mode.

UP Volume Up OFF

DOWN Volume Down

Mode No. Channel volume End of mode

Input key Input key Input key

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5.3.4 Panel key test mode

After going into the mode, cordless handset is waiting for a key to be pressed.

All keys should been pressed except for off key.

• After pressing all keys, off key should been pressed. If any keys that are not pressed exist, it will be displayed on LCD.

• Press the NG keys. If another NG keys exists, it will also be displayed.

• If all keys are pressed, cordless handset will going to stand-by state.

* If you want to cancel the Panel Test, press the and # key simultaneously.

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5.3.5 LED test mode

After going into the mode, backlight is switched on.

By inputting off key, it goes to stand-by state of Production mode.

OFF

Mode No.

Input key

Press all keys End of mode

Input key

OFF

Mode No. End of mode

Input key Input key

5.3.6 LCD test mode

After going into the mode, check patterns are displayed on the LCD.

By inputting off key, it goes to stand-by state of Production mode.

OFF

Mode No. End of mode

Input key Input key

5.3.7 SX test mode

After going into the mode, sidetone root is enabled.

Receiver volume is selected by using Up/Down keys. (3levels)

By inputting off key, it goes to stand-by state of Production mode.

UP Volume Up OFF

DOWN Volume Down

Mode No. Volume change End of mode

Input key Input key Input key

5.3.8 Battery test mode

After going into the mode, cordless handset will check the Battery level.

• If it is less than 3.4V, “LOW BATT” will be displayed. ................. The input from the battery is turned off to create the “LOW BATT” state.

Maintain this mode.

• If it is more than 3.3V, “BATT OK” will be displayed.

• If cordless handset is put on the cordless handset charger, “Cradle Power” will be displayed.

By inputting off key, it goes to stand-by state of Production mode.

OFF

Mode No. End of mode

Input key Input key

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5.3.9 Headset test mode

After going into the mode, cordless handset will check the jack of headset.

• If headset are put in the jack, “DETECT HEADSET” will be displayed.

By inputting off key, it goes to stand-by state of Production mode.

OFF

Mode No. End of mode

Input key Input key

5.3.10 Bit rate test mode

After going into the mode, cordless handset will test the Bit Rate.

By inputting off key, it goes to stand-by state of Production mode.

OFF

Mode No. End of mode

Input key Input key

1 0

5.3.11 INTERCOM test mode between cordless handsets (FO-K01 ONLY)

After going into the mode, please enter the system ID. (1digit, 0 ~ 9)

NOTE: You have to enter the same number for both partner cordless handsets do this test.

If this test is done at more than 2 places in the communication area, please use the different System ID between each place.

This rule is necessary to avoid the jamming.

Please enter the cordless handsets number.

NOTE: You have to set the different number for the partner cordless handsets.

After above, cordless handset returns to the stand-by mode.

You can call the partner cordless handset by pressing INTERCOM + its cordless handsets number.

The operation after this is equal to the INTERCOM communication specification.

CAUTION: After this test, before packing, you have to do “MEMORY CLEAR”.

OFF

Mode No. System ID Cordless handsets No. End of mode

Input key Input key Input key Input key

2 0 0 ~ 9 1 ~ 4

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

6. Soft switch description

• Soft switch

2 – 10

1 Protect from echo No Yes 0

2 Forced 4800 BPS reception Yes No 0

3 Footer print Yes No 0

4 Length limitation of copy/send/receive No limit Copy/send: 60cm 0

Receive: 1m

5 CSI transmission No transmitted Transmitted 0

6 DIS receive acknowledgement during G3 Twice NSF: Once 0

transmission DIS: Twice

7 Non-modulated carrier for V29 transmission Yes No 0

mode

8 EOL detect timer 25 s 13 s 0

Modem speed V.33 V.17 V.29 V.27 ter

14400 12000 14400 12000 9600 7200 9600 7200 4800 2400

1 0011110000 1

2 1100000000 0

3 0101010110 0

4 0000111100 0

5 Sender’s information transmit No Yes 0

6 Reserved 0

7 Communication error treatment in RTN No communication error Communication error 0

sending mode (reception)

8 CNG transmission No Yes 0

CED tone signal interval 1000ms 750ms 500ms 75ms

1 No. 1 1 1 0 0 0

2 No. 2 1 0 1 0 0

3 MR coding No Yes 0

4 ECM mode No Yes 0 OPTION

5 ECM MMR mode No Yes 0

6 Reserved 0

7 Reserved 0

8 Reserved 0

1 Signal transmission level Binary input 0

2 No. = 16 8 4 2 1 1

3 1 2 3 4 5 1

4 0 1 1 1 0 1

5 0

6 Protocol monitor (error print) Printed at com. error Not printed 0

7 Protocol monitor Yes No 0

8 Line monitor Yes No 0

Digital line equalization setting (Reception) 7.2km 3.6km 1.8km 0km

1 No. 1 11000

2 No. 2 10101

Digital line equalization setting 7.2km 3.6km 1.8km 0km

3 (Transmission) No. 3 11000

4 No. 4 10100

Digital cable equalizer setting (Reception 7.2km 0km

5 for Caller ID) No. 5 1 0 0

6 No. 6 1 0 0

7 Error criterion 10 ~ 20 % 5 ~ 10 % 0

8 Anti junk fax check Yes No 1

NO. DATA

NO. ITEM Switch setting and function

Remarks

Initial

setting

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

2 – 11

1 Reserved 0

2 End Buzzer Yes No 1

3 Disconnect the line when DIS is received in No Yes 1

RX mode

4 Equalizer freeze control (MODEM) On Off 0

5 Equalizer freeze control 7200 BPS only No Yes 0

6 CNG transmission in manual TX mode Yes No 1

7 Reserved 0

8 Modem speed automatic fallback when RX Yes No 0

level is under -40dBm

1 Recall interval Binary input 0

2 No. = 8 4 2 1 1

3 1 2 3 4 0

4 0 1 0 1 1

5 Recall times Binary input 0

6 No. = 8 4 2 1 0

7 5 6 7 8 1

8 0 0 1 0 0

1 Dial pausing (sec/pause) 4 sec 2 sec 0

2 Dial tone detection (before auto dial) No Yes 1

3 Reserved 0

4 Busy tone detection (after auto dial) No Yes 1

Waiting time after dialing

45 seconds 55 seconds 90 seconds 140 seconds

5 No.5 00110

6 No.6 01010

7 Reserved 0

8 Reserved 0

1 Reserved 0

2 Reserved 0

3 Reserved 0

4 Reserved 0

5 Reserved 0

Auto dial mode delay timer of before line

0 second 1.5 seconds 3.0 seconds 4.5 seconds

6 connect No.6 00111

7 No.7 01010

8 Reserved 0

Auto dial mode delay timer of after line

1.7 seconds 3.0 seconds 3.6 seconds 4.0 seconds

1 connect No.1 00110

2 No.2 01011

3 Dial mode Tone Pulse 1 OPTION

4 Pulse → Tone change function by key Enable Disable 1

5 Dial pulse make/break ratio (%) 40/60 33/67 0

6 Reserved 0

7 Reserved 0

Recalling fixed only one time when dialing was

Yes No 0

unsuccessful without detecting busy tone signal

1 DTMF signal transmission level (Low) Binary input 1

2 No. = 16 8 4 2 1 0

3 1 2 3 4 5 0

4 1 0 0 1 0 1

5 0

6 Reserved 0

7 FLASH send time Long time(450ms) Short time(100ms) 0

8 Reserved 0

NO. DATA

NO. ITEM Switch setting and function

Remarks

Initial

setting

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

2 – 12

1 DTMF signal transmission level (High) Binary input 0

2 No. = 16 8 4 2 1 1

3 1 2 3 4 5 1

4 0 1 1 1 1 1

5 1

6 Reserved 0

7 Reserved 0

8 Reserved 0

Reading slice (Binary) Factory Light Dark Darker in

setting dark

1 No. 1 0 1 0 1 0

2 No. 2 0 0 1 1 0

Reading slice (Half tone) Factory Light Dark Darker in

setting dark

3 No. 3 0 1 0 1 0

4 No. 4 0 0 1 1 0

5 Line density selection Fine Standard 0

6 Reserved 0

7 MTF correction in half tone mode No Yes 0

8 Reserved 0

1 Number of rings for auto receive Binary input 0 OPTION

2 No. = 8 4 2 1 0

3 1 2 3 4 1

4 0 0 1 0 0

5 Automatic switching manual to auto receive Reception after 4 rings No reception 0

mode

6 Reserved 0

Cl detect frequency

As PTT 11.5Hz 13.0Hz 20.0Hz

7 No.7 0 0 1 1 0

8 No.8 0 1 0 1 0

1 Reserved 0

2 Reserved 0

3 Reserved 0

4 Distinctive ringing detection Yes No 0 OPTION

5 Caller ID function Yes No 0 OPTION

6 Caller ID detect during CI off All times Only first 1

7 Reserved 0

8 Reserved 0

1 Cl off detection timer (0-1550ms setting by Binary input 0

2 50ms step) No. = 16 8 4 2 1 1

3 1 2 3 4 5 1

4 0 1 1 1 0 1

5 0

6 Country select for Caller ID New Zealand Australia 0 OPTION

7 Reserved 0

8 Reserved 0

NO. DATA

NO. ITEM Switch setting and function

Remarks

Initial

setting

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

1 Tel/Fax Automatic switching mode Tel/Fax auto switch Switch to Fax 1

Pseudo ringing time at the tel/fax automatic 15 sec 60 sec 30 sec 120 sec OPTION

2 switching mode No.2 0 0 1 1 0

3 No.3 0 1 0 1 0

4 Number of CNG singnal detection at the Twice Once 1

Tel/Fax automatic switching mode

5 CNG detection when TEL/FAX mode 3 sec 5 sec 0

6 Pseudo ringer ON/OFF cycle 1 sec ON/4 sec OFF 1 sec ON/2 sec OFF 0

7 Post answer tone (Tel/Fax mode) No Yes 0

8 Type of post answer tone LA-SI-DO tone 800Hz single tone 1

1 Pseudo ringer sound volume Binary input 1

2 (0 to -15dBm setting by 1dBm step) No. = 8 4 2 1 0

3 1 2 3 4 1

4 1 0 1 0 0

5 Post answer tone transmission level Binary input 1

6 (0 to -15dBm setting by 1dBm step) No. = 8 4 2 1 0

7 5 6 7 8 0

8 1 0 0 0 0

1 Reserved 0

Action select when DTMF “#” is received

No Action No Action A.M. Remote Disconnect

during tel/fax automatic Operation Line

2 No.2 0 0 1 1 1

3 No.3 0 1 0 1 0

4 Reserved 0

5 Reserved 0

6 Reserved 0

7 Reserved 0

8 Reserved 0

DTMF detection time 50ms 80ms 100ms 120ms

1 No. 1 0 0 1 1 0

2 No. 2 0 1 0 1 0

3 Protection of remote reception (5 ) detect Yes No 1

4 Remote reception with GE telephone Compatible Not compatible 1

5 Remote operation code figure by external Binary input 0

6 TEL (0~9) No. = 8 4 2 1 1

7 5 6 7 8 0

8 0 1 0 1 1

1 CNG detection in STAND-BY mode Yes No 1 OPTION

Number of CNG detect (AM mode) 1pulse 2pulses 3pulses 4pulses

2 No. 2 0 0 1 1 0

3 No. 3 0 1 0 1 1

Number of CNG detect (STAND-BY mode) 1pulse 2pulses 3pulses 4pulses

4 No. 4 0 0 1 1 0

5 No. 5 0 1 0 1 1

6 Reserved 0

7 Reserved 0

8 Reserved 0

1 Reserved 0

2 Reserved 0

3 Reserved 0

4 Reserved 0

5 Reserved 0

6 Reserved 0

7 Reserved 0

8 Reserved 0

2 – 13

NO. DATA

NO. ITEM Switch setting and function

10Remarks

Initial

setting

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

2 – 14

1 Reserved 0

2 Reserved 0

3 Reserved 0

4 Reserved 0

5 Reserved 0

6 Reserved 0

7 Reserved 0

8 Reserved 0

1 Reserved 0

2 Reserved 0

3 Reserved 0

4 Reserved 0

5 Reserved 0

6 Reserved 0

7 Reserved 0

8 Reserved 0

Busy tone detection ON/OFF time (Lower 150ms 200ms 250ms 350ms

1 duration) No. 1 0 0 1 1 0

2 No. 2 0 1 0 1 0

Busy tone detection ON/OFF time (Upper 650ms 900ms 1500ms 2700ms

3 duration) No. 3 0 0 1 1 0

4 No. 4 0 1 0 1 1

5 Busy tone detect continuation sound detect No Yes 0

during OGM

6 Busy tone detect continuation sound detect No Yes 0

7 Busy tone detect intermittent sound detect No Yes 0

during OGM

8 Busy tone detect intermittent sound detect No Yes 0

Busy tone detection pulse number 2pulses 4pulses 6pulses 10pulses

1 No. 1 0 0 1 1 0

2 No. 2 0 1 0 1 1

3 Fax switching when A.M. full Yes No 0 OPTION

4 Busy tone detect continuation sound detect 320Hz - 570Hz 320Hz - 460Hz 0

frequency

5 Reserved 0

6 Reserved 0

7 AM OGM announce only mode Yes No 0 OPTION

8 Busy tone continuous sound detect time 5s 10s 1

ICM recording time 4min 15s 30s 60s OPTION

1 No. 1 0 0 1 1 0

2 No. 2 0 1 0 1 0

A.M. quiet time 1 2s 3s 4s 5s

3 No. 3 0 0 1 1 0

4 No. 4 0 1 0 1 0

A.M. quiet time 2 0s 1s 2s 3s

5 No. 5 0 0 1 1 1

6 No. 6 0 1 0 1 0

7 Key input buzzer on/off switch (Two way On Off 0

recording mode)

8 Reserved 0

NO. DATA

NO. ITEM Switch setting and function

10Remarks

Initial

setting

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

1 A.M. quiet detect time Binary input 0

2 No. = 16 8 4 2 1 0

3 1 2 3 4 5 1

4 00110 1

5 0

6 Reserved 0

7 Reserved 0

8 Reserved 0

1 Reserved 0

2 Max OGM record time 15s 60s 0

3 Two way record function Disable Enable 1

4 Toll saver Disable Enable 0 OPTION

5 Reserved 0

6 Reserved 0

7 Reserved 0

8 Transfer dial recall No Yes 0

1 AGC maximum gain (line) Binary input 0

2 (10 ~ 25 dB) (1 dB step) No. = 8 4 2 1 1

3 1 2 3 4 0

4 0101 1

5 AGC maximum gain (Mic) Binary input 0

6 (10 ~ 25 dB) (1 dB step) No. = 8 4 2 1 1

7 5 6 7 8 1

8 0110 0

1 AGC eref access code (line) Binary input 1

2 (-0 ~ -30 dB) (2 dB step) No. = 8 4 2 1 0

3 1 2 3 4 1

4 1011 1

5 AGC eref access code (Mic) Binary input 1

6 (-0 ~ -30 dB) (2 dB step) No. = 8 4 2 1 1

7 5 6 7 8 0

8 1101 1

1 AGC again adaptation threshold (line) Binary input 1

2 No. = 8 4 2 1 1

3 1 2 3 4 1

4 1111 1

5 AGC again adaptation threshold (Mic) Binary input 1

6 No. = 8 4 2 1 1

7 5 6 7 8 1

8 1111 1

AGC slew rate (line) Slow Normal Little fast Fast

1 No. 1 0 0 1 1 1

2 No. 2 0 1 0 1 1

AGC slew rate (Mic) Slow Normal Little fast Fast

3 No. 3 0 0 1 1 1

4 No. 4 0 1 0 1 1

5 Reserved 0

6 Reserved 0

7 Reserved 0

8 Reserved 0

2 – 15

NO. DATA

NO. ITEM Switch setting and function

10Remarks

Initial

setting

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

2 – 16

1 Reserved 0

2 Reserved 0

3 Sender’s phone number setting Cannot change Change allowed 0

4 Reserved 0

5 Reserved 0

6 Reserved 0

Ringer volume Off Low Middle High OPTION

7 No. 7 0 0 1 1 1

8 No. 8 0 1 0 1 0

1 Reserved 0

2 Reserved 0

3 Reserved 0

4 Reserved 0

5 Reserved 0

Speaker volume (5 stages)

Very Low

Low Middle High

Very High

OPTION

6 No. 6 000010

7 No. 7 001101

8 No. 8 010100

1 Reserved 0

Communication results printout E/T/M

Send only

Always No print Err only OPTION

2(Transaction report) No. 2 000011

3 No. 3 001100

4 No. 4 010100

5 OGM/ICM output level to speaker Binary input 0

6 (0 dB ~ -15 dB) (1 dB step) No. = 8 4 2 1 0

7 5 6 7 8 1

800111

1 Reserved 0

2 Reserved 0

3 OGM/ICM output level Binary input 0

4 (0 dB ~ -32 dB) (1 dB step) No. = 32 16 8 4 2 1 0

5 3 4567 8 1

6 0 0100 0 0

7 0

8 0

1 Reserved 0

2 Reserved 0

3 Reserved 0

4 Reserved 0

5 Cut off mode (COPY mode) Yes No 1 OPTION

6 A4 paper enable Enable Disable 1

7 LEGAL & LETTER paper enable Enable Disable 0

8 Reserved 0

NO. DATA

NO. ITEM Switch setting and function

10Remarks

Initial

setting

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

2 – 17

Paper set size LETTER LEGAL A4

1 No. 1 0 0 1 1

2 No. 2 0 1 0 0

3 Automatic reduce of receive Auto 100 % 1 OPTION

Print contrast Normal Lighter Light Dark Darker OPTION

4 No. 4 000011

5 No. 5 001100

6 No. 6 010100

Reception reduction ratio in case of memory ful

100 % 93 % 0

8 Reserved 0

1 Reserved 0

2 Reserved 0

3 Reserved 0

Default speaker volume in speaker monitor function

Low Low Middle High

4 No. 4 0 0 0 0 0

5 No. 5 0 0 0 0 0

6 No. 6 0 0 1 1 0

7 No. 7 0 1 0 1 0

8 Reserved 0

1 Reserved 0

2 Reserved 0

3 Reserved 0

4 Reserved 0

5 Reserved 0

6 Reserved 0

7 Reserved 0

8 Reserved 0

1 Reserved 0

2 Reserved 0

3 Reserved 0

4 Reserved 0

5 Reserved 0

6 Reserved 0

7 Reserved 0

8 Reserved 0

1 Reserved 0

2 Reserved 0

3 Reserved 0

4 Reserved 0

5 Reserved 0

6 Reserved 0

7 Reserved 0

8 Reserved 0

1 Reserved 0

2 Reserved 0

3 Reserved 0

4 Reserved 0

5 Reserved 0

6 Reserved 0

7 Reserved 0

8 Reserved 0

NO. DATA

NO. ITEM Switch setting and function

10Remarks

Initial

setting

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

TX RX

CED

DIS

2 – 18

• Soft switch function description

SW-A1 No. 1 Protect from echo

Used to protect from echo in reception.

SW-A1 No. 2 Forced 4800BPS reception

When line conditions warrant that receptions take place at 4800 BPS

repeatedly.

It may improve the success of receptions by setting at 4800BPS.

This improves the receiving document quality and reduces handshake

time due to fallback during training.

SW-A1 No. 3 Footer print

When set to "1", the date of reception, the sender machine No., and the

page No. are automatically recorded at the end of reception.

SW-A1 No. 4 Length limitation of copy/send/receive

Used to set the maximum page length.

To avoid possible paper jam, the page length is normally limited to 0.6

meter for copy or transmit, and 1 meters for receive.

It is possible to set it to "No limit" to transmit a long document, such as a

computer print form, etc. (In this case, the receiver must also be set to

no limit.)

SW-A1 No. 5 CSI transmission

(CSI TRANSMISSION) is a switch to set whether the machine sends or

does not send the signal (CSI signal) informing its own telephone No. to

the remote fax machine when information is received. When "nonsending"

is set, the telephone No. is not output on the remote transmitting ma-

chine if the remote transmitting machine has the function to display or

print the telephone No. of receiving machine, using this CSI signal.

SW-A1 No. 6 DIS receive acknowledgment during G3 transmission

Used to make a choice of whether reception of DIS (NSF) is acknowl-

edged after receiving two DISs (NSFs) or receiving one DIS (two NSFs).

It may be useful for overseas communication to avoid an echo sup-

pression problem, if set to 1.

SW-A1 No. 7 Non-modulated carrier for V29 transmission mode

Though transmission of a non-modulated carrier is not required for trans-

mission by the V29 modem according to the CCITT recommendation, it

may be permitted to a send non-modulated carrier before the image

signal to avoid an echo suppression problem. It may be useful for over-

seas communication to avoid an echo suppression problem, if set to 1.

SW-A1 No. 8 EOL (End Of Line) detect timer

Used to make a choice of whether to use the 25-second or 13-second

timer for detection of EOL.

This is effective to override communication failures with some facsimile

models that have longer EOL detection.

SW-A2 No. 1 ~ No. 4 Modem speed

Used to set the initial modem speed. The default is 14400BPS.

It may be necessary to program it to a slower speed when frequent line

fallback is encountered, in order to save the time required for fallback

procedure.

SW-A2 No. 5 Sender’s information transmit

(SENDER’S INFORMATION TRANSMISSION) is a switch to set the

function to print the content of HEADER PRINT described in the passcode

list at the front end of receiver’s original when original is sent to the

remote machine.

If this switch is set to "NO", the HEADER PRINT is not output at the

receiving machine.

SW-A2 No. 6 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-A2 No. 7 Communication error treatment in RTN sending mode

(Reception)

Used to determine communication error treatment when RTN is sent by

occurrence of a received image error in G3 reception. When it is set to

"1", communication error is judged as no error.

SW-A2 No. 8 CNG transmission

When set to "0" , this model allows CNG transmission by pressing the

Start key in the key pad dialing mode. When set to "1", CNG transmis-

sion in the key pad dialing mode cannot be performed. In either case.

CNG transmission can be performed in the auto dial mode.

SW-A3 No. 1, No. 2 CED tone signal interval

For international communication, the 2100Hz CED tone may act as an

echo suppression switch, causing a communication problem.

Though SW-A3 No. 1 and No. 2 are normally set to 0, this setting is used

to change the time between the CED tone signal to eliminate the com-

munication caused by echo.

SW-A3 No. 3 MR Coding

MR Coding is enable.

SW-A3 No. 4 ECM mode

Used to determine ECM mode function. Refer to following table.

(Depending on remote machine)

SW-A3 No. 5 ECM MMR mode

See SW-A3 No. 4.

SW-A3 No. 6 ~ No. 8 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-A4 No. 1 ~ No. 5 Signal transmission level

Used to control the signal transmission level in the range of-0dB to-

31dB.

SW-A4 No. 6 Protocol monitor (Error print)

If set to "1", protocol is printed at communication error.

SW-A4 No. 7 Protocol monitor

Normally set to "0". If set to "1", communication can be checked, in case

of trouble, without using a G3 tester or other tools.

When communication FSK data transmission or reception is made, the

data is taken into the buffer. When communication is finished, the data

is analyzed and printed out. When data is received with the line monitor

(SW-A4 No. 8) set to "1" the reception level is also printed out.

SW-A4 No. 8 Line monitor

Normally set to "0". If set to "1", the transmission speed and the recep-

tion level are displayed on the LCD. Used for line tests.

SW-A5 No. 1, No. 2 Digital line equalization setting (Reception)

Line equalization when reception is to be set according to the line char-

acteristics.

Setting should be made according to distance between the telephone

and the telephone company central switching station.

SW-A5 No. 3, No. 4 Digital line equalization setting (Transmission)

Line equalization when transmitter is to be set according to the line

characteristics.

Setting should be made according to distance between the telephone

and the telephone company central switching station.

SW-A5 No. 5, No. 6 Digital cable equalizer setting

(Reception for Caller ID)

Line equalization when reception for CALLER ID is to be set according

to the line characteristics.

Setting should be made according to distance between the telephone

and the telephone company central switching station.

SW-A3 No.4 ECM MODE 0 0 1 1

SW-A3 No.5 ECM MMR MODE 0 1 0 1

Compression ECM MMR mode Yes No No No

method ECM MH mode Yes Yes No No

MR Mode Yes Yes Yes Yes

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

RAPID01 CML RELAY ON

DIALLING

No.6 No.7

0 0 0sec

0 1 1.5sec

1 0 3.0sec

1 1 4.5sec

RAPID01 CML RELAY ON DIAL DATA

No.1 No.2

0 0 1.7sec

0 1 3.0sec

1 0 3.6sec

1 1 4.0sec

2 – 19

SW-A5 No. 7 Error criterion

Used to select error criterion for sending back RTN when receiving im-

age data.

SW-A5 No. 8 Anti junk fax check

When using the Anti junk fax function, set to "1".

SW-A6 No. 1 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-A6 No. 2 End buzzer

Setting this bit to 0 will disable the end buzzer (including the error buzzer/

on-hook buzzer).

SW-A6 No. 3 Disconnect the line when DIS is received in RX mode

Bit1= 0: When DIS signal is received during RX mode, the line is discon-

nected immediately.

Bit1= 1: When DIS signal is received during RX mode, the line is discon-

nected on the next tone.

SW-A6 No. 4 Equalizer freeze control (MODEM)

This switch is used to perform reception operation by fixing the equal-

izer control of modem for the line which is always in an unfavorable

state and picture cannot be received.

* Usually, the control is executed according to the state of line where

the equalizer setting is changed always.

SW-A6 No. 5 Equalizer freeze control 7200BPS only

Setting which specifies SW-A3 No. 6 control only in the condition of

7200BPS modem speed.

SW-A6 No. 6 CNG transmission in manual TX mode

When set to "1", fax transmit the CNG signal in case of manual trans-

mission mode (User press the START key after waiting for the fax an-

swering signal from handset or speaker).

SW-A6 No. 7 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-A6 No. 8 Modem speed automatic fallback when RX level is

under -40dBm

When set to "1", if fax signal level is under -40dBm during reception,

machine selects the slower modem speed automatically.

It is effective when noises occur on the received document due to the

long distance communications.

SW-B1 No. 1 ~ No. 4 Recall interval

Choice is made for a redial interval for speed and rapid dial calls.

Use a binary number to program this. If set to 0 accidentally, 1 will be

assumed.

SW-B1 No. 5 ~ No. 8 Recall times

Choice is made as to how many redials there should be.

SW-B2 No. 1 Dialing pause (sec/pause)

Pauses can be inserted between telephone numbers of direct dial con-

nection. Selection of 4 sec or 2 sec pause is available.

SW-B2 No. 2 Dial tone detection (before auto dial)

Used to set YES/NO of dial tone detection in auto dialing.

SW-B2 No. 3 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-B2 No. 4 Busy tone detection (after auto dial)

Used to set busy tone detection in auto dialing.

SW-B2 No. 5, No. 6 Waiting time after dialing

This is time waiting for the opponent’s signals after dialing.

SW-B2 No. 7, No. 8 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-B3 No. 1 ~ No. 5 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-B3 No. 6, No. 7 Auto dial mode Delay timer of before line con-

nect

Delay time between the dial key input and line connection under the

auto dial mode.

SW-B3 No. 8 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-B4 No. 1, No. 2 Auto dial mode Delay timer of after line connect

Delay time between the line connection and dial data output under the

auto dial mode.

SW-B4 No. 3 Dial mode

When using the pulse dial, set to 1. When using the tone dial, set to 0.

SW-B4 No. 4 Pulse → Tone change function by key

When setting to 1, the mode is changed by pressing the key from the

pulse dial mode to the tone dial mode.

SW-B4 No. 5 Dial pulse make/break ratio (%)

When using the 33% make ratio pulse dial, set to "0".

When using the 40% make ratio pulse dial, set to "1".

SW-B4 No. 6, No. 7 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-B4 No. 8 Recalling fixed only one time when dialing was un-

successful without detecting busy tone signal

When dialing results in failure since the busy tone cannot be detected,

recalling is fixed to one time.

Supplementary explanation

If time-out termination is made when dialing, only single recall is possi-

ble even if the setting time of recalls (SW-B1 No. 5 - No. 8) has been set

to some times. This soft switch is added in order to meet FCC regula-

tions.

SW-B5 No. 1 ~ No. 5 DTMF signal transmission level (Low)

The transmission level of DTMF signal is adjusted. (lower frequency)

00000: 0dBm

↓

11111: -15.5dBm (-0.5dBm x 31)

SW-B5 No. 6 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-B5 No. 7 FLASH send mode

The Brake time when REMOTE/FLASH key on the Cordless Handset is

pressed. Set to “0”.

SW-B5 No. 8 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-B6 No. 1 ~ No. 5 DTMF signal transmission level (High)

The transmission level of DTMF signal is adjusted. (higher frequency)

00000: 0dBm

↓

11111: -15.5 dBm (-0.5dBm x 31)

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

2 – 20

SW-B6 No. 6 ~ No. 8 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-C1 No. 1, No. 2 Reading slice (Binary)

Used to determine the set value of reading density in standard/fine mode.

The standard setting is "00" (Factory setting is "00")

SW-C1 No. 3, No. 4 Reading slice (Half tone)

Used to determine the set value of reading density in half tone mode.

The standard setting is "00" (Factory setting is "00")

SW-C1 No. 5 Line density selection

Used to set the transmission mode which is automatically selected when

the Resolution key is not pressed. In the copy mode, however, the fine

mode is automatically selected unless the Resolution key is manually

set to another mode.

SW-C1 No. 6 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-C1 No. 7 MTF correction in half tone mode

This allows selection of MTF correction (dimness correction) in the half

tone mode.

When "NO" (=1) is selected, the whole image becomes soft and mild.

Clearness of characters will be reduced. Normally set to "YES" (=0).

SW-C1 No. 8 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-D1 No. 1 ~ No. 4 Number of rings for auto receive

When the machine is set in the auto receive mode, the number of rings

before answering can be selected. It may be set from one to four rings

using a binary number. Since the facsimile telephone could be used as

an ordinary telephone if the handset is taken off the hook, it should be

programmed to the user’s choice. If the soft switch was set to 1, direct

connection is made to the facsimile. If a facsimile calling beep was heard

when the handset is taken off the hook, press the START key and put

the handset on the hook to have the facsimile start receiving. If it was

set to 0 accidentally, receive ring is set to 1.

NOTE: If the machine is set to answer after a large number of rings, it

may not be able to receive faxes successfully. If you have diffi-

culty receiving faxes, reduce the number of rings to a maximum

of 6.

SW-D1 No. 5 Automatic switching manual to auto receive mode

This soft switch is used to select whether the machine should switch to

the auto receive mode after 4 rings in the manual receive mode or re-

main in the same way as SW-D1 No. 1, No. 2, No. 3 and No. 4 "0"0"1"0"

(4 rings).

SW-D1 No. 6 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-D1 No. 7, No. 8 CI detect frequency

Detection frequency of ring signal for auto reception is set.

When set to No. 6=0, No. 7=0, frequency is set to PTT recommenda-

tion.

When set to No. 6=0, No. 7=1, frequency is set to 11.5Hz or more.

When set to No. 6=1, No. 7=0, frequency is set to 13.0Hz or more.

When set to No. 6=1, No. 7=1, frequency is set to 20.0Hz or more.

SW-D2 No. 1 ~ No. 3 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-D2 No. 4 Distinctive ringing detection

When set to "1", machine recognize the Cl signal FAX ringing or TEL

ringing automatically.

SW-D2 No. 5 Caller ID function

Used for Caller ID function.

SW-D2 No. 6 Caller ID detect during CI off

Detection of caller ID signal is performed as follows:

0:First CI OFF only

1:All of CI OFF

400msec 2000msec

1 2

SW-D2 No. 7, No. 8 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-D3 No. 1 ~ No. 5 CI off detection timer (0-1550ms setting by

50ms step)

Set the minimum time period of CI signal interruption.

(Example)

01110 (50ms ~ 14):

700ms (CI interruption>700ms:Judged as a CI OFF section)

The section 1 is not judged as a CI OFF section, the CI signal A

is counted as one signal.

The section 2 is judged as a CI OFF section, the CI signal B is

considered as the second signal.

00111 (50ms ~ 7):

350ms (CI interruption>350ms:Judged as a CI OFF section)

The section 1 is judged as a CI OFF section, and the CI signal A

is counted as two signals.

The section 2 is judged as a CI OFF section, and the CI signal B

is considered as the third signal.

SW-D3 No. 6 Country select for Caller ID

When machine using in Australia, set to "0".

When machine using in New Zealand, set to "1".

SW-D3 No. 7, No. 8 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-E1 No. 1 Tel/Fax Automatic switching mode

Used to set auto TEL/FAX switching mode or to set the normal fax mode.

SW-E1 No. 2, No. 3 Pseudo ringing time at the tel/fax automatic

switching mode

Choise is made as to how long to rumble the dummy ringer on TEL/FAX

automatic switching mode.

SW-E1 No. 4 Number of CNG signal detection at the tel/fax auto-

matic switching mode

Used for detection of CNG in one or two tones in the TEL/FAX auto-

matic switching mode.

SW-E1 No. 5 CNG detection when TEL/FAX mode

The switch which sets the time from the start of CNG detection to the

end of detection.

SW-E1 No. 6 Pseudo ringer ON/OFF cycle

When set to "0", pseudo ringer is 1 sec ON and 2 sec OFF cycles.

When set to "1", pseudo ringer is 1 sec ON and 4 sec OFF cycles.

SW-E1 No. 7 Post answer tone (TEL/FAX mode)

When set to "0", machine send the tones in TEL/FAX auto changeover

mode.

SW-E1 No. 8 Type of post answer tone

When set to "0", post answer tone is 800Hz single tone.

When set to "1", post answer tone is 880Hz/988Hz/1046Hz(LA-SI-DO)

tone.

SW-E2 No. 1 ~ No. 4 Pseudo ringer sound volume

(0 ~ -15dBm setting by 1dBm step)

Used to adjust the sound volume of pseudo ringer to the line (ring back

tone) generated on selecting TEL/FAX.

SW-E2 No. 5 ~ No. 8 Post answer tone transmission level

(0 ~ -15dBm setting by 1dBm step)

Used to adjust the sound volume of post answer tone to the line gener-

ated on selecting TEL/FAX.

SW-E3 No. 1 Reserved

Set to "0".

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SW-E3 No. 2, No.3 Action select when DTMF "#" is received during

tel/fax automatic switching mode

When set to No. 2-1, No. 3-1, if machine detects the DTMF code #

during tel/fax automatic switching mode, stop the pseudo ringer and

disconnect the

line.

This effect when operator wants to stop the pseudo ringer from exten-

sion phone connected with parallel.

SW-E3 No. 4 ~ No. 8 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-F1 No. 1, No. 2 DTMF detect time

Used to set detect time of DTMF (Dual Tone Multi Frequency) used in

remote reception (5 ).

The longer the detect time is, the less the error detection is caused by

noises.

SW-F1 No. 3 Protection of remote reception (5 ) detect

Used to set the function of remote reception (5 ). When set to "1",

the remote reception function is disabled.

SW-F1 No. 4 Remote reception with GE telephone

(Corresponding to TEL made by GE) P. B. X.

"1": Compatible with TEL mode by GE

"0": Not compatible

•When sending (5 ) for remote reception with a GE manufactured

telephone remote reception may not take place because of special

specifications in their DTMF.

To overcome this, a soft SW is provided to change the modem set-

ting to allow for remote reception.

•If this soft SW is set to "1", other telephone sets may be adversely

affected.

SW-F1 No. 5 ~ No. 8 Remote operation code figure by external TEL

(0 ~ 9)

Remote operation codes can be changed from 0 through 9. If set to

greater than 9, it defaults to 9. The "5 " is not changed.

Ex-7 (Default: 5 )

SW-F2 No. 1 CNG detection in STAND-BY mode

When setting to "1", the CNG signal detection function during stand-by

stops.

SW-F2 No. 2, No. 3 Number of CNG detect (AM mode)

Used for detection of CNG in 1 to 4 pulses.

SW-F2 No. 4, No. 5 Number of CNG detect (STAND-BY mode)

Used for detection of CNG in 1 to 4 pulses.

SW-F2 No. 6 ~ No. 8 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-G1 No. 1 ~ No. 8 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-G2 No. 1 ~ No. 8 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-G3 No. 1 ~ No. 8 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-H1 SW-H1 SW-H1 SW-H1 Detection range

No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4

0 0 0 0 150msec ~ 650msec

0 0 0 1 150msec ~ 900msec

0 0 1 0 150msec ~ 1500msec

0 0 1 1 150msec ~ 2700msec

0 1 0 0 200msec ~ 650msec

0 1 0 1 200msec ~ 900msec

0 1 1 0 200msec ~ 1500msec

0 1 1 1 200msec ~ 2700msec

1 0 0 0 250msec ~ 650msec

1 0 0 1 250msec ~ 900msec

1 0 1 0 250msec ~ 1500msec

1 0 1 1 250msec ~ 2700msec

1 1 0 0 350msec ~ 650msec

1 1 0 1 350msec ~ 900msec

1 1 1 0 350msec ~ 1500msec

1 1 1 1 350msec ~ 2700msec

SW-H1 No. 5 Busy tone detect continuation sound detect during

OGM

Used to detect the continuous tone of specific frequency during OGM

output.

SW-H1 No. 6 Busy tone detect continuation sound detect

Used to select detection of the continuous sound of certain frequency.

SW-H1 No. 7 Busy tone detect intermittent sound detect during OGM

Used to detect the intermittent tone of specific frequency during OGM

output.

SW-H1 No. 8 Busy tone detect intermittent sound detect

Used to select detection of the intermittent sound of certain frequency.

SW-H2 No. 1, No. 2 Busy tone detection pulse number

Used to set detection of Busy tone intermittent sounds.

SW-H2 No. 3 Fax switching when A.M. full

If the answering machine’s memory is full and there is no response, the

machine automatically switches to Fax reception.

SW-H2 No. 4 Busy tone detect continuation sound detect frequency

Set detecting frequency of busy tone continuation sound for 320 ~ 570

Hz of 320 ~ 460 Hz.

SW-H2 No. 5, No. 6 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-H2 No. 7 AM OGM announce only mode

If this switch is set to 1, the machine will not record ICM.

(disconnect the line after OGM output)

SW-H1 No. 1, No. 2 Busy tone detection ON/OFF time (Lower dura-

tion)

The initial value of detection is set according to electric condition.

The set value is changed according to the local switch board. (Erro-

neous detection of sound is reduced.)

Normally the upper limit is set to 900msec, and the lower limit to 200msec.

If erroneous detection is caused by sound, etc., adjust the detection

range.

The lower limit can be set in the range of 350msec to 150msec.

SW-H1 No. 3, No. 4 Busy tone detection ON/OFF time (Upper dura-

tion)

Similarly to SW-H1 No. 1, the set value can be varied.

The upper limit can be set in the range of 650msec to 2700msec.

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SW-I5 No. 1 ~ No. 4 AGC eref access code (Line)

(-0 ~ -30dB) (2dB step)

The AGC Energy Reference Level controls the playback level. Any

message having average speech energy above the energy reference level has

its playback level attenuated, and any level has its playback level increased. If

the playback level is too high (low), then decreasing (increasing) the AGC En-

ergy Reference Level will achieve the desired level.

SW-I5 No. 5 ~ No. 8 AGC eref access code (Mic)

(-0 ~ -30dB) (2dB step)

The AGC Energy Reference Level controls the playback level. Any

message having average speech energy above the energy reference level has

its playback level attenuated, and any level has its playback level increased. If

the playback level is too high (low), then decreasing (increasing) the AGC En-

ergy Reference Level will achieve the desired level.

SW-I6 No. 1 ~ No. 4 AGC gain adaptation threshold (Line)

The AGC adjusts the amount of gain applied to the incoming message only

when the average energy exceeds the AGC Gain Adaptation

Threshold. The AGC Gain Adaptation Threshold prevents message

background noise from corrupting the gain provided that the AGC Gain Adapta-

tion Threshold is greater than the background noise energy. In the event that a

message has background noise energy greater than the AGC Gain Adaptation

Threshold, the AGC Gain can be no greater than the AGC Maximum Gain. Note

that the AGC Gain Adaptation Threshold must always be greater than the RPACS

VOX Turn-On Threshold.

SW-I6 No. 5 ~ No. 8 AGC gain adaptation threshold (Mic)

The AGC adjusts the amount of gain applied to the incoming message only

when the average energy exceeds the AGC Gain Adaptation

Threshold. The AGC Gain Adaptation Threshold prevents message

background noise from corrupting the gain provided that the AGC Gain Adapta-

tion Threshold is greater than the background noise energy. In the event that a

message has background noise energy greater than the AGC Gain Adaptation

Threshold, the AGC Gain can be no greater than the AGC Maximum Gain. Note

that the AGC Gain Adaptation Threshold must always be greater than the RPACS

VOX Turn-On Threshold.

SW-I7 No. 1, No. 2 AGC slew rate (Line)

The AGC Slew Rate controls the convergence of the message playback level to

the desired playback level. A large slew rate will allow faster convergence and a

small slew rate will allow slower convergence.

SW-I7 No. 3, No. 4 AGC slew rate (Mic)

The AGC Slew Rate controls the convergence of the message playback

level to the desired playback level. A large slew rate will allow faster

convergence and a small slew rate will allow slower convergence.

SW-I7 No. 5 ~ No. 8 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-J1 No. 1, No. 2 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-J1 No. 3 Sender’s phone number setting

Used to make a choice of whether the registered sender’s phone number

can be changed or not. If the switch is set to "1", new registration of the

sender’s phone number is disabled to prevent accidental wrong input.

SW-J1 No. 4 ~ No. 6 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-J1 No. 7, No. 8 Ringer volume

Used to adjust ringing volume.

SW-J2 No. 1 ~ No. 5 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-J2 No. 6 ~ No. 8 Speaker volume (5 stages)

Used to adjust sound volume from a speaker.

SW-J3 No. 1 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-H2 No. 8 Busy tone continuous sound detect time

Set detecting time busy tone continuous sound for 5 or 10 seconds.

SW-I1 No. 1, No. 2 ICM recording time

Used to select the incoming message recording time to 15sec/30sec/

60sec/4min.

SW-I1 No. 3, No. 4 A.M. quiet time 1

Used to select four kinds of no sound time (2 sec ~ 5 sec) after reception

in the T.A.D mode until OGM is output.

SW-I1 No. 5, No. 6 A.M. quiet time 2

Used to select four kinds of no sound time (0 sec ~ 3 sec) after OGM

output the T.A.D mode until ICM recording is started.

SW-I1 No. 7

Key input buzzer on/off switch (Two way recording mode)

Used to turn ON/OFF key input buzzer in the TWO-WAY recording mode.

SW-I1 No. 8 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-I2 No. 1 ~ No. 5 A.M. quiet detect time

Used to set no sound time (0 sec ~ 32 sec) during the T.A.D. mode

operation.

SW-I2 No. 6 ~ No. 8 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-I3 No. 1 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-I3 No. 2 Max OGM record time

Used select the outgoing message recording time to 60sec or 15sec.

SW-I3 No. 3 Two way record function

If this switch is set to "1", the machine disables two way recording.

SW-I3 No. 4 Toll saver

Used to turn on the toll saver function. If it is off, the reception frequency

in the AM mode is identical with that in the FAX mode.

SW-I3 No. 5 ~ No. 7 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-I3 No. 8 Transfer dial recall

If this switch is set to "1", machine disables redial in Transfer function.

SW-I4 No. 1 ~ No. 4 AGC maximum gain (Line)

(10 ~ 25dB) (1dB step)

The AGC Maximum Gain limits the gain applied by the AGC. Messages with

average energy below the AGC Energy Reference Level will have their average

energy level increased by no more than the AGC Maximum Gain. The AGC

Maximum Gain should average energy of the message with the lowest average

energy to the AGC Energy Reference Level.

SW-I4 No. 5 ~ No. 8 AGC maximum gain (Mic)

(10 ~ 25dB) (1dB step)

The AGC Maximum Gain limits the gain applied by the AGC. Messages with

average energy below the AGC Energy Reference Level will have their average

energy level increased by no more than the AGC Maximum Gain. The AGC

Maximum Gain should average energy of the message with the lowest average

energy to the AGC Energy Reference Level.

Reception OGM output ICM recording

2 sec~ 5 sec ( SW-I1No. 3, No. 4)

Reception OGM output ICM recording

0 sec~3 sec (SW-I1 No. 5, No. 6)

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SW-J3 No. 2 ~ No. 4 Communication result printout (Transaction

report)

Every communication, the result can be output. As usual, it is set to print

the timer sending communication error alone. If No. 2: 0 No. 3: 1 No. 4:

0 are set, printing is always on (printed even if it is normally ended).

000: Error, timer and memory sending/receiving

001: Sending

010: Continuous printing

011: Not printed

100: Communication error

SW-J3 No. 5 ~ No. 8 OGM/ICM output level to speaker

(0dB ~ -15dB) (1dB step)

Used to control OGM and ICM output level to speaker.

SW-K1 No.1, No. 2 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-K1 No. 3 ~ No. 8 OGM/ICM output level to Line

(0dB ~ -32dB) (1dB step)

Used to control OGM and ICM output level to Line.

SW-L1 No. 1 ~ No. 4 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-L1 No. 5 Cut off mode (COPY mode)

Whether the excessive part is printed on the next recording paper or

discarded is selected to copy a document which is longer than the re-

cording paper.

SW-L1 No. 6 A4 Paper enable

The use of recording paper of A4 is enabled.

SW-L1 No. 7 LEGAL and LETTER paper enable

The use of recording paper of LEGAL and LETTER is enabled.

SW-L1 No. 8 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-L2 No. 1, No. 2 Paper set size

At present size of the recording paper.

SW-L2 No. 3 Automatic reduce of receive

If set to 1, it is reduced automatically when receiving.

SW-L2 No. 4 ~ No. 6 Print contrast

Used for adjustment of print contrast.

SW-L2 No. 7 Reception reduction ratio in case of memory full

This model is designed so that the print is started according to the set-

ting of SW-L2 No.3 when reception of one page is completed. However,

if the memory is filled with data before completion of reception of one

page, the print is started with the reduction ratio which is set with this

switch.

SW-L2 No. 8 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-M1 No. 1 ~ No. 3 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-M1 No. 4 ~ No. 7 Default speaker volume in speaker monitor

function

Used to decide the speaker volume level when speaker monitor func-

tion is started.

SW-M1 No. 8 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-M2 No. 1 ~ No. 8 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-N1 No. 1 ~ No. 8 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-N2 No. 1 ~ No. 8 Reserved

Set to "0".

SW-N3 No. 1 ~ No. 8 Reserved

Set to "0".

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[3] Troubleshooting

Refer to the following actions to troubleshoot any of the problems men-

tioned in 1-4.

[1] A communication error occurs.

[2] Image distortion produced.

[3] Unable to do overseas communication.

[4] Communication speed slow due to FALLBACK.

•Increase the transmission level SOFT SWITCH A4-1, 2, 3, 4, 5.

May be used in case [1] [2] [3].

•Decrease the transmission level SOFT SWITCH A4-1, 2, 3, 4,

5. May be used in case [3].

•Apply line equalization SOFT SWITCH A5-1, 2.

May be used in case [1] [2] [3] [4].

•Slow down the transmission speed SOFT SWITCH A2-1, 2, 3,

4. May be used in case [2] [3].

•Replace the LIU PWB.

May be used in all cases.

•Replace the control PWB.

May be used in all cases.

* If transmission problems still exist on the machine, use the following

format and check the related matters.

TO: ATT: Ref.No. :

CC: ATT: Date :

FM: Dept :

Sign :

* Please complete this report before calling the “TAC” hotline if problem still occurs.

***** Facsimile communication problem ***** Ref.No.:

Date:From: Mr. Fax Tel No.:

Our customer Name Tel No.

Address Fax No.

Contact person Model name

Other party Name Tel No.

Address Fax No.

Contact person Model name

Problem mode Line: Domestic / international Model: G3 Phase: A, B, C, D.

Reception / Transmission Automatic reception / Manual reception

Automatic dialing / Manual dialing / Others

Frequency: % ROM version:

Confirmation

item

Please mark problem with an X.

No problem is: 0.

A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2 D1 D2 E1 E2

Transmission level setting is ( ) dB at our

customer

Transmission level ( ) dBm

Reception level ( ) dBm

By level meter at B1 and B2

Comment

**** Please attach the G3 data and activity report on problem. ****

Countermeasure

Our customer

Our service

A1 A2 C1 D2

C2 D1

Other party

Other

art

's service

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[4] Error code table

1. Communication error code table

G3 Transmission

Code Final received signal Error Condition (Receiver side)

0 Incomplete signal frame Cannot recognize bit stream after flag

1 NSF, DIS Cannot recognize DCS signal by echo etc.

Cannot recognize NSS signal (FIF code etc)

2 CFR Disconnects line during reception (carrier missing etc)

3 FTT Disconnects line by fall back

4 MCF Disconnects line during reception of multi page

Cannot recognize NSS, DCS signal in the case of mode change

5 PIP or PIN The line is hung up without replying to telephone request from the receiving party.

6 RTN or RTP Cannot recognize NSS, DCS signal after transmit RTN or RTP signal.

7 No signal or DCN No response in receiver side or DCN signal received* (transmitter side)

8−Owing to error in some page the error could not be corrected although the specified number of

error retransmissions were attempted.

11 −Error occurred after or while reception by the remote (receiving) machine was revealed to be

impossible.

12 −Error occurred just after fallback.

13 −Error occurred after a response to retransmission end command was received.

G3 Reception

Code Final received signal Error Condition (Receiver side)

0 Incomplete signal frame Cannot recognize bit stream after flag

1 NSS, DCS Cannot recognize CFR or FTT signal

Disconnects line during transmission (line error)

2 NSC, DTC Cannot recognize NSS signal (FIF code etc)

3 EOP Cannot recognize MCF, PIP, PIN, RTN, RTP signal

4 EOM Cannot recognize MCF, PIP, PIN, RTN, RTP signal in the case of mode change

5 MPS The line is hung up without replying to communication request.

6 PR1-Q Cannot recognize PIP, PIN signal in the case of TALK request

7 No signal or DCN No response in transmitter (cannot recognize DIS signal) or DCN signal received* (receiver side)

8−Error occurred upon completion of reception of all pages.

9−Error occurred when mode was changed or Transmission/Reception switching was performed.

10 −Error occurred during partial page or physical page reception.

11 −Error occurred after or during inquiry from the remote (transmitting) machine as to whether

reception is possible or not.

12 −Error occurred during or just after fallback.

13 −Error occurred after the retransmission end command was received.

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CHAPTER 3. MECHANISM BLOCKS

[1] General description

1. Document feed block and diagram

Fig. 1

2. Document feed operation

1) The original, which is set in the document hopper, feeds automati-

cally when the front sensor is activated. This in turn activates the

pulse motor which drives the document supply roller. The document

stops when the lead edge is detected by the document sensor.

2) The lead edge of the original is fed a specified number of pulses after

the lead edge of the document is detected for the reading process to

begin.

3) The trailing edge of the original is fed a specific number of pulses

after the trailing edge of the document deactivates the document

sensor. The read process then stops and the original is discharged.

4) When the front sensor is in the OFF state (any document is not set

up in the hopper guide), the drive will be stopped when the docu-

ment is discharged.

3. Hopper mechanism

3-1. General view

Fig. 2

The hopper section contains document guides that are used to adjust

the hopper to the width of the original document. This ensures that the

original feeds straight into the fax machine for scanning.

Document width: 148 mm to 216 mm (A5 longitudinal size to Letter

longitudinal size)

NOTE: Adjust the document guide after setting up the document.

3-2. Automatic document feed

1) Use of the paper feed roller and separate plate ensures error-free

transport and separation of documents. The plate spring presses the

document to the paper feed roller to assure smooth feeding of the

document.

2) Document separation method: Separate plate

Fig. 3

3-3. Documents applicable for automatic feed

NOTE: Double-side coated documents and documents on facsimile re-

cording paper should be inserted manually. The document feed

quantity may be changed according to the document thickness.

Documents corresponding to a paper weight heavier than 70 kg (81.4g/

m2 ) and lighter than 135 kg (157 g/m2 ) are acceptable for manual feed.

Documents heavier than 135 kg in terms of the paper weight must be

duplicated on a copier to make it operative in the facsimile.

3-4. Loading the documents

1) Make sure that the documents are of suitable size and thickness,

and free from creases, folds, curls, wet glue, wet ink, clips, staples

and pins.

2) Place documents face down in the hopper.

i) Adjust the document guides to the document size.

ii) Align the top edge of documents and gently place them into the

hopper. The first page under the stack will be taken up by the

feed roller to get ready for transmission.

NOTES: 1) Curled edge of documents, if any, must be straightened

out.

2) Do not load the documents of different sizes and/or

thicknesses together.

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Paper feed plate

Paper feed roller

Separate rubber

Separate plate

Document

Document guide upper

Document

Front sensor

Document

sensor

Back roller

Paper feed roller

CIS

10 sheets 1sheet(Manual)

Paper weight 70 kg 70 kg ~ 135 kg

21.5 lbs. 14 lbs. ~ 42 lbs.

(80 g/m2) (52 g/m2

~ 157g/

m2)

Paper thickness (ref.)

0.1 mm 0.1 mm ~ 0.18mm

Paper size LGL 8.5” x 14”(216 mm x 355.6 mm)

A4 8.27” x 11.7”(210 mm x 297 mm)

LTR 8.5” x 11”(216 mm x 279 mm)

Feeder capacity A4/LTR: 10 sheets

LGL : 1 sheet

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3-5. Documents requiring use of document carrier

1) Documents smaller than 148mm (W) x 140mm (L).

2) Documents thinner than the thickness of 0.06mm.

3) Documents containing creases, folds, or curls, especially those whose

surface is curled (maximum allowable curl is 5mm).

4) Documents containing tears.

5) Carbon-backed documents. (Insert a white sheet of paper between

the carbon back and the document carrier to avoid transfer of carbon

to the carrier.)

6) Documents containing an easily separable writing material (e.g., those

written with a lead pencil).

7) Transparent documents.

8) Folded or glued documents.

Document in document carrier should be inserted manually into the

feeder.

4. Document release

4-1. General

To correct a jammed document or to clean the document running sur-

face, pull the insertion side of document center of the operation panel.

To open the upper document guide, the operation panel must be opened

first.

5. Recording block

5-1. Driving

In the drive mechanism, the rotating force of the pulse motor for both

transmission and reception is transmitted to the paper supply roller, the

recording paper feed roller and imaging film drive gear through the pulse

motor axle gear, reduction gear and planetary gear.

5-2. Recording

This equipment employs the thermal transcription system which uses

the thermal head imaging film.

1) Thermal head

The thermal head is composed of 2,016 heating elements in traverse

line, and the resolution power is 8 dots/mm. The maximum speed is 10

ms/line.

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Paper feed plate

Paper feed roller

Separate

rubber

Separate

plate

First page of

document

Back of

document

Last page of

document

2) Structure of recording mechanism

Recording is achieved by applying a suitable pressure to the thermal

head through the imaging film of the recording paper feed roller and the

recording paper.

The main scanning is electronically performed, and the sub-scanning is

mechanically performed (by sending the recording paper with the re-

cording paper feed roller).

3) Recording paper transfer sequence

a) The recording paper stored in the paper tray ass’y is fed with the PU

roller, and is stopped when the P-IN sensor is turned on by sensing

its lead edge.

b) Hereafter, the imaging film and recording paper are transferred with

the recording paper feed roller, and thermal transcription is performed

on the recording paper.

c) After thermal transcription, the imaging film is taken up by the roller

on the take-up side, and the recording paper is discharged by the

back roller.

Uneven image density can be caused by a longitudinal misalignment

of the thermal head to the heater line. Otherwise, the head is in un-

even contact with the recording paper feed roller, or the imaging film

is wrinkled.

The following items are described as the simplified checking method.

Are the power and signal cables of the thermal head suitably treated?

Does the same symptom appear even if the thermal head pressure

spring is replaced?

Is the feed roller of the recording paper concentric? (Density is un-

even at intervals.)

Does the same symptom appear even if the thermal head is replaced?

Is the imaging film stained or wrinkled?

5-3. General view

Fig. 5

Paper

tray

extension

(Accessory)

Paper

tray ass'y

(Accessory)

Release lever

P-IN sensor lever

(Upper)

Film sensor lever

Thermal head

Platen roller

PU roller

Imaging film

(Supply side)

Imaging film

(Take-up side)

Separate rubber

Feed plate

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[2] Disassembly and assembly procedures

•This chapter mainly describes the disassembly procedures. For the assembly procedures, reverse the disassembly procedures.

•Easy and simple disassembly/assembly procedures of some parts and units are omitted. For disassembly and assembly of such parts and units,

refer to the Parts List.

•The numbers in the illustration, the parts list and the flowchart in a same section are common to each other.

•To assure reliability of the product, the disassembly and the assembly procedures should be performed with care.

Bottom plate, PWB’s and drive unit

Parts list (Fig. 1)

Fig. 1

3 – 3

Push

21 21

AC cord

11 11

Pull

1 Mechanism unit 1

2 Screw (3×10) 5

3 Screw 1

4 Washer 1

5 AC cord earth cable 1

6 Bottom plate 1

7 Hook 1

8 Connector 1

Power supply PWB unit

10 Antenna cable 1

11 Screw (3×10) 2

12 Connector 1

No. Part name Q’ty No. Part name Qty

13 Cordless PWB unit 1

14 Screw (3×10) 1

15 Connector 1

16 LIU PWB unit 1

17 Connector 6

18 Hook 1

19 Control PWB unit 1

20 Wire hold PWB 1

21 Screw (3×10) 2

22 Drive unit 1

No. Part name Q’ty No. Part name Qty

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Fig. 2

Operation panel unit, top cover unit

and sub frame unit

2Parts list (Fig. 2)

3 – 4

557

P-IN

lever

Operation

panel unit

Top cover

unit

Sub frame

unit

Hook

Screwdriver

6 Operation panel unit 1

7 Screw (3×10) 2

8 Hook 7

9 Top cover unit 1

10 Sub frame unit 1

No. Part name Qty No. Part name Qty

1 Mechanism unit 1

2 Stopper plate 1

3 Operation panel unit/

top cover unit/ sub frame unit

4 Interface PWB cover 1

5 Screw (3×12) 4

NOTE: For disassembly of the inside of the unit,

refer to the exploded view in the parts

guide.

NOTE: When removing the operation

panel unit, detach the stopper

plate at first.

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CIS unit and thermal head unit

Fig. 3

3 – 5

Parts list (Fig. 3)

(400 g)

(700 g)

(800 g)

(700 g) (200 g)

(200 g)

(400 g)

Hook

Screwdriver

CIS unit

Thermal head unit

NOTE: For disassembly of the inside of the unit,

refer to the exploded view in the parts

guide.

No. Part name Qty No. Part name Qty

1 Mechanism unit 1

2 Screw (3×10) 1

3 Earth sheet 1

4 Static brush 1

5 CIS unit 1

6 Head cover 1

7 Thermal head unit 1

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Fig. 6

Wire treatment

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Parts list (Fig. 6)

: The Interface cable pass

to the core 3 times.

Panel cable

Rib

Wire hold PWB

AC cord

Bottom plate

AC cord earth cable

Wire hold PWB

Control

PWB

Cordless

PWB

Power supply PWB

Speaker

Motor cable

Cam switch cable

Speaker cable

CIS cable

Panel

cable

Head cable

Antenna

cable

Rib

Cam

switch

cable

Rib Motor cable

Drive unit Top cover unit Operation panel unit

Panel cable

Thermal head

Head cable

Tape

Rib

CIS cable

Scanner

frame

Tape

Figure for setting the

Speaker Hold Spring

Speaker

Hold

Spring

Speaker

LIU PWB

Drive unit

1 Screw (4×6) 1

2 Band (100mm) 3

3 Core (F2125) 1

4 Screw 1

No. Part name Qty

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Fig. 7

Cordless handset

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Parts list (Fig. 7)

Plastic plate

(About 0.5mm)

Hook

Front cabinet

RF unit

NOTE: Insert the plastic plate between the front

and back cabinets and move it in the di-

rection indicated by the arrow until it clicks

and move it further until it clicks again. (3

places for one side)

8 Screw (2x6) 1

9 Screw (2x8) 2

10 Hook 2

11 LCD flat cable 1

12 LCD holder 1

Cordless handset PWB unit

No. Part name Qty No. Part name Qty

1 Cordless handset unit 1

2 Battery cover 1

3 Connector 1

4 Battery 1

5 Screw (2x8) 4

6 Solder 2

7 Back cabinet 1

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CHAPTER 4. DIAGRAMS

LINE

HANDSET

SPEAKER

LIU PWB

CONTROL PWB

32.768kHz RTC

32.256MHz

SIO

DRIVER

CIS

MOTOR

ORG/FRT SENSOR

CAM SW SENSOR

P-IN/FILM SENSOR

THERMAL HEAD

SIO

SRAM

SIO

MODEM

CODEC

IA(20438)

CODEC

IA(20438)

+3.3V

REGULATOR

CPU

MC24 READING

PROCESSOR

(PADC)

FAX ENGINE SCE214V

SPEAKER

AMPLIFIER

FLASH MEMORY

4MBIT(SERIAL I/F)

FLASH ROM

4MBIT(PROGRAM)

DRAM

4MBIT

POWER SUPPLY

UNIT

+24V

+3.3V KEY

INI CONTROLLER

TIMER

WATCH DOG TIMER

PIO

CIS I/F

MOTOR I/F

SENSOR I/F

THERMAL HEAD I/F

PANEL I/F

PANEL PWB

LCD

VREG

+3.3V

REGULATOR

SURGE PROTECT/

FILTER

CML TRANSFORMER

AMPLIFIER

ANALOG SW

BLOCK

DETECT

DSP

VREG

CPU

MC19

I/F

OSC

RF IF

VREG

RAM

ANTENNA

FLASH

ROM

MODULE

EEPROM

19.2MHz

TCXO

BASE BAND

MODEM

CORDLESS PWB MERLIN

+3.3V

REGULATOR

CPC

DETECT

INVERTER

[1] Block diagram (Fax machine)

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SPEAKER

RECEIVER

MICROPHONE

KEY

LCD

LED

SIO

OSC

19.2MHz

TCXO

CORDLESS HANDSET PWB

EARPHONE

JACK

SPEAKER

AMPLIFIER

RAM

KEYPAD GPIO

RF IF

BASE BAND

MODEM

LOW BAT

DETECT

PARK

DETECT

PARK

DETECTOR

TERMINAL

POWER

REGULATOR

+6.0V

RCA

JACK

AC ADAPTOR

CRADLE UNIT

BATTERY

CHARGER

BATTERY

CONNECTOR

MODULE

FLASH ROM

512KBITS

EEPROM

4KBITS

ANTENNA

BATTERY

REGULATOR

+3.3V

VCC

LOW BAT

DETECTOR

DSP

CPU

MC19

MERLIN

CODEC

IA(20438)

INVERTER

Block diagram (Cordless handset)

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[2] Wiring diagram

CAM SW

SPEAKER

THERMAL HEAD

CONTACT IMAGE SENSOR

LCD UNIT

CNLCD

OPERATION

PANEL PWB

UNIT

CNPN-A

CNCSW CNSPCNMT

CNTH

CNCIS

CNPN

CNDSS

CN1

CN4

CNLIUA

CNPW

CONTROL PWB UNIT

LIU

PWB UNIT

POWER SUPPLY

PWB UNIT

CORDLESS

PWB UNIT

CNLIUA

CNPW

TEL LINE

CNLNJ

CNHJ

AC CORD

TX/RX MOTOR

HANDSET

UNIT1

MODULE

CN101

ANTENNA

CNTLJ EXTERNAL

LINE

CORDLESS

HANDSET

PWB UNIT

LCD UNIT

CORDLESS

HANDSET

ANTENNA

SPEAKER

RECEIVER

BATTERY

CN101

CN1

FAX MACHINE

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TX/RX

MOTOR

TPBD-

TPAD-

TPBD

TPAD

VMT

OPERATION

PANEL

PWB

TPBD-

TPAD-

TPBD

TPAD

VMT

THERMAL

HEAD

VTH

STRB1-

STRB2-

THI

RANK

THG

THVDD

STRB3-

STRB4-

LATCH-

PCLK

DATA

VTH

STRB1-

STRB2-

THI

RANK

THG

THVDD

STRB3-

STRB4-

LATCH-

PCLK

DATA

VTH

CISVDD

øT

CISCLK

GLED

+24V

CISVDD

øT

CISCLK

GLED

+24V

KEN4A

KEN3A

KEN2A

KEN1A

+3.3V

ORGSNS-

FRSNS-

SEN0

SEN1

SEN2

SEN3

SEN4

SEN5

SEN6

CNPN

CNCIS

LIU PWB

RHS-

+24VL

MICMUTE

TELIN

TELMUTE

RXIN

TXOUT

CML

FILM

HS-(N.C.)

TELOUT

RHS-

MAG

+24VL

MICMUTE

TELIN

TELMUTE

RXIN

TXOUT

CML

FILM

CI-

HS-

TELOUT

CNLIUACNLIUA

CNMT

CNTH

POWER

SUPPLY

PWB

+24V

+5V

+24V

+5V

CNPW

CNCSW

CNSP

CIS

2CSW-

CAM

SWITCH

2SP+

SP–

CSW-

SP+

SP–SPEAKER

CONTROL

PWB

KEN4A

KEN3A

KEN2A

KEN1A

+3.3V

ORGSNS-

FRSNS-

SEN0

SEN1

SEN2

SEN3

SEN4

SEN5

SEN6

CNPN-A

CORDLESS

PWB

VREG

SRLRX

SRLTX

PARK

DSSIN

DSSOUT

INCOM

DSSTX

DSSRX

VREG

SRLRX

SRLTX

PARK

DSSIN

DSSOUT

INCOM

DSSTX

DSSRX

CNDSS CN1

[3] Point-to-point diagram (Fax machine)

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Point-to-point diagram (Cordless handset)

LCD UNIT

LCDRS

LCDRW

LCDE

LCDCS

ROW7

ROW6

ROW5

ROW4

+3.3V

VOUT

CAP2–

CAP2+

CAP1–

CAP1+

VSS

RESETB

LCDRS

LCDRW

LCDE

LCDCS

ROW7

ROW6

ROW5

ROW4

+3.3V

VOUT

CAP2–

CAP2+

CAP1–

CAP1+

VSS

RESETB

CN101 CORDLESS

HANDSET

PWB

CN1 1

2VBAT

SP+

SP–

VBAT

SPEAKER

HEADSET

JACK

BATTERY

MIC1

MICROPHONE

RECEIVER

LINOUT

LINEIN

N.C.

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CHAPTER 5. CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION

[1] Circuit description

1. General description

The compact design of the control PWB is obtained by using CONEXANT

fax engine in the main control section and high density printing of sur-

face mounting parts. Each PWB is independent according to its function

as shown in Fig. 1.

2. PWB configuration

Fig. 1

1) Control PWB

The control PWB controls peripheral PWBs, mechanical parts, trans-

mission, and performs overall control of the unit.

This machine employs a 1-chip modem (SCE214V) which is installed

on the control PWB.

2) LIU PWB

This PWB controls connection of the telephone line to the unit.

3) Power supply PWB

This PWB provides voltages of +5V and +24V to the other PWBs.

4) Panel PWB

The panel PWB allows input of the operation keys.

5) LCD PWB

This PWB controls the LCD display.

6) Cordless PWB

This PWB performs a communication with remote cordless handset by

2.4 GHz radio frequency and is connected with FAX MACHINE on the

control PWB by using it is serial I/F.

7) Cordless handset PWB

This PWB is for a cordless handset and is communicated with cordless

PWB by 2.4 GHz radio frequency. To communicate, both Cordless PWB

and Cordless Handset PWB have common system ID.

8) Cradle unit

This PWB has a 3-terminals regulator. The input voltage AC adaptor is

transformed about +6.5 volt output.

3. Operational description

Operational descriptions are given below:

•Transmission operation

When a document is loaded in stand-by mode, the state of the docu-

ment sensor is sensed via the 1 chip fax engine (SCE214V). With

depression of the START key in the off-hook state, transmission takes

place. Then, the procedure is sent out from the modem and the mo-

tor is rotated to move the document down to the scan line. In the

scan processor, the signal scanned by the CIS is sent to the internal

image processor and the AD converter to convert the analog signal

into binary data. This binary data is transferred from the scan proc-

essor to the image buffer within the RAM and encoded and stored in

the transmit buffer of the RAM. The data is then converted from par-

allel to serial form by the modem where the serial data is modulated

and sent onto the line.

•Receive operation

There are two ways of starting reception, manual and automatic.

Depression of the START key in the off-hook mode in the case of

manual receive mode, or CI signal detection by the LIU in the auto-

matic receive mode.

First, the SCE214V controls the procedure signals from the modem

to be ready to receive data. When the program goes into phase C,

the serial data from the modem is converted to parallel form in the

modem interface of the 1 chip fax engine (SCE214V) which is stored

in the receive buffer of the RAM. The data in the receive buffer is

decoded software-wise to reproduce it as binary image data in the

image buffer. The data is DMA transferred to the recording processor

within the SCE214V which is then converted from parallel to serial

form to be sent to the thermal head. The data is printed line by line by

the SCE214V which is assigned to control the motor rotation and

strobe signal.

•Copy operation

To make a copy on this facsimile, the COPY key is pressed when the

machine is in stand-by with a document on the document table and

the telephone set is in the on-hook state. First, depression of the

COPY key advances the document to the scan line. Similar to the

transmitting operation, the image signal from the CIS is converted to

a binary signal in the DMA mode via the 1 chip fax engine (SCE214V)

which is then sent to the image buffer of the RAM. Next, the data is

transferred to the recording processor in the DMA mode to send the

image data to the thermal head which is printed line by line. The

copying takes place as the operation is repeated.

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MOTOR

CISLCD

AC CORD

CONTROL

PWB

PANEL

PWB

CORDLESS

HANDSET

PWB

CRADLE

UNIT

CORDLESS

PWB

POWER

SUPPLY

PWB

LIU PWB

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[2] Circuit description of control PWB

1. General description

Fig. 2 shows the functional blocks of the control PWB, which is com-

posed of 4 blocks.

Fig. 2 Control PWB functional block diagram

2. Description of each block

(1) Main control block

The main control block is composed of CONEXANT 1 chip fax engine

(SCE214V), FLASH ROM (4Mbit), DRAM (4Mbit) and FLASH MEMORY

(4Mbit).

Devices are connected to the bus to control the whole unit.

1) SCE214V (IC3) : pin-176 QFP (FAX CONTROLLER)

1 chip fax engine has Internal Integrated Analog (20438) and Internal

memory (SRAM : 32kbit).

2) SST39VF040P (IC1): pin-32 TSOP (FLASH ROM)

FLASH of 4Mbit equipped with software for the main CPU.

3) MSM51V4800E (IC2): pin-28 SOJ (DRAM)

• Image memory for recording process.

4) K9F4008W0A (IC8): pin-44 TSOP (FLASH MEMORY)

A 512 k x 8bit NAND FLASH MEMORY to store the voice and image

data when using memory function.

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(1) SCE214V

IA(20438)

MEMORY(SRAM)

(2) FLASH

ROM

(3) DRAM

(4) FLASH

MEMORY

(2) IC3 (SCE214V) Hardware description

A) CONTROL BLOCK

1) Integrated Controller (SCC)

The Controller contains an internal MC24 Processor with a 16-MB ad-

dress space and dedicated circuitry optimized for facsimile image

processing and monitoring and for thermal or thermal transfer printer

support.

The CPU provides fast instruction (up to 10 MHz clock speed) execu-

tion and memory efficient input/output bit manipulation. The CPU con-

nects to other internal functions over an 8-bit data bus and 24-bit ad-

dress bus and dedicated control lines.

The 24-bit external address bus, 8-bit data bus, control, status and de-

coded chip select signals support connection to external ROM, SRAM,

DRAM, and FLASH memory.

2) DRAM Controller

The CX06835 includes a DRAM controller with signal and page mode

access support which supports fast, normal, or slow refresh time. DRAM

memory space is provided in one block up to 4 MB. A maximum of 4 MB

of DRAM is supported. This space has a programmable size and start-

ing address. Refresh is performed automatically and is supported in

stand-by mode. CAS and RAS signal support is provided for one-DRAM

banks for both 4-bit and 8-bit organizations. Access speeds from 50ns

to 70ns can be supported.

3) DMA Channels

Six internal DMA channels support memory access for scanner, T.4/T.6,

and resolution conversion. DMA Channel 2 can be reprogrammed for

external access to thermal printing, thermal transfer, or plain paper inkjet

printing.

4) External RAM and ROM

Moveable and programmable size external SRAM memory of up to 1

MB, DRAM memory of up to 4 MB, and ROM of up to 4 MB can be

directly connected to the SCE214V. By using an external address de-

coder, the size of SRAM and/or ROM can be extended. The ROM stores

all the program object code.

5) Flash Memory Controller

The SCE214V includes a flash memory controller that supports NOR,

NAND, and Serial NAND-type flash memory. The supported size of NOR-

type memory is up to 1 MB and the supported size of NAND-type memory

is unlimited.

6) Stepper Motor Control

Eight outputs are provided to external current drivers: four to the scan-

ner motor and four to the printer motor. The stepping patterns are pro-

grammable and selectable line times are supported. A timeout circuit

controls the power control of the motors. The printer or scanner motor

outputs can be programmed as GPOs for applications using single mo-

tor or paper printers.

7) T.4/T.6 Compressor/Decompressor

MH, MR and MMR compression and decompression are provided in

hardware. T.4 line lengths of up to 8192 pixels are supported. MMR and

Alternating Compression/Decompression (ACD) on a line by line basis

provide support for up to three independent compression and decom-

pression processes.

8) Bi-level Resolution Conversion

One independent programmable bi-level 1D-resolution conversion block

is provided to perform expansion or reduction on the T.4 decompressed

data and scan image data. Image expansion can be programmed up to

200% and reduction down to 33%. Vertical line O-Ring and data output

bit order reversal is also provided.

9) Printer IF

The Printer Interface provides a standard connection between the

SCE214V and a thermal printhead to support thermal printing or thermal

transfer. The thermal printer interface consists of programmable data,

latch, clock, and up to four strobe signals. Programmable timing sup-

ports traditional thermal printers, as well as the latchless split mode print-

ers, and line lengths of up to 2048 pixels. Line times from 5 ms to 40 ms

are supported.

The SCE214V includes a thermal ADC (TADC) function utilizing a D/A

converter and a comparator to monitor the printhead temperature. Ex-

ternal terminating resistors must be supplied; the values are determined

by the specific printhead selected.

As an option, plain paper inkjet printing can be supported.

10) TPH Hardware Timer

The TPH hardware timer provides a 500 ms timer that can be re-trig-

gered or reset.

11) Scanner and Video Control

Five programmable control and timing signals support common CCD

and CIS scanners. The video control function provides signals for con-

trolling the scanner and for processing its video output. Three program-

mable control signals (START, CLK1n, and CLK2) provide timing re-

lated to line and pixel timing. These are programmable with regard to

start time, relative delay and pulse width.

Two video control output signals (VIDCTL[1:0]) provide digital control

for external signal pre-processing circuitry. These signals provide a per

pixel period, or per line period, timing with programmable polarity con-

trol for each signal.

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12) Video Processing

The CX06835 supports two modes of shading correction for scanner

data non-uniformity arising from uneven sensor output or uneven illumi-

nation. Corrections are provided on either an 8-pixel group or are ap-

plied separately to each pixel. Dark level correction and gamma correc-

tion are also provided.

Two-dimensional Error Diffusion/Dithering is performed on halftone im-

ages.

The CX06835 includes an 8 x 8 dither table, which is programmable and

stored internally (8-bit per table entry). The table is arranged in a matrix

of 8 rows by 8 columns. The video processing circuit provides mixed-

mode detection/processing and multi-level Resolution Conversion for

the scanner multi-level data. The conversion ratio of the multi-level Reso-

lution Conversion is fixed to B4-A4 conversion.

13) Operator Panel Interface

Operation Panel functions are supported by the operator output bus

OPO[6:0], the operator input bus OP[3:0], and two control outputs

(LCDCS and LEDCTRL).

The CX06835 can directly interface to a 28-key keypad.

A 2-line LCD display module with 20 characters per line can be sup-

ported.

14) Synchronous Serial Interface (SSIF)

One or optionally two Synchronous only Serial Interfaces (SSIF) are

built into the CX06835, which allows it to communicate with external

peripherals. Each SSIF provides separate signals for Data (SSTXD,

SSRXD), Clock (SSCLK), and Status (SSSTAT). Each SSIF is a duplex,

three-wire system. The SSIF may be configured to operate as either a

master or a slave interface. The bit rate, clock polarity, clock phase, and

data shifting order are programmable.

15) Synchronous/Asynchronous Serial Interface (SASIF)

One or optionally two Synchronous/Asynchronous Serial Interface

(SASIF) performs the following:

• Serial-parallel conversion of data received from a peripheral device.

• Parallel-to-serial conversion of data for transmission to a peripheral

device.

This interface consists of serial transmit data (SASTXD), serial receive

data (SASRXD), and a serial clock(SASCLK). The SASIF includes a

programmable bit rate generator for asynchronous and synchronous

operations. The data shifting order, data bit number, and the SASCLK

polarity are programmable.

The optional SASIF 2 has an additional pin called DSS_AVAIL. This

signal can be used to tristate the SASCLK2 and SASTXD2 signals.

16) Real Time Clock (RTC)

The CX06835 includes a battery backup real time clock. The RTC will

automatically maintain the proper date and time for 32 years. Leap year

compensation is included. A 32.768 kHz or 65.536 kHz crystal is re-

quired by the RTC.

17) Tone Generator (ALT_TONE)

The CX06835 provides a programmable tone generator output. The fre-

quency of the tone generator is programmable from 400 Hz to 4 kHz. By

using a PWM programmable high frequency as a modulation frequency,

the output level can be made programmable.

18) Watchdog Timer

The Programmable Watchdog Timer is intended to guard against

firmware lockup on the part of either executive-controlled background

tasks or interrupt-driven tasks, and can only be enabled by a sequence

of events under control of the Watchdog Control Logic. Once the Watch-

dog Timer has been enabled, it can not be disabled unless a system

reset occurs.

19) Reset and Power Control

The RESETn I/O pin provides an internally generated reset output to

external circuits, or it can accept an externally generated reset signal.

This reset signal will not reset the RTC. Separate RTC battery power

inputs are provided for battery-backup functions. A BATRSTn pin is pro-

vided, which resets the RTC circuits and other SCC circuits.

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20) Power Up/Down Control

Power Up/Down detection is provided internally. The threshold voltages

are:

• Power Up detection level = 2.83V to 2.95V.

An internally generated power down signal controls internal switching

between primary and battery power. This control signal is also provided

as an output on the PWRDWNn pin. An externally generated power

down detector (optional) can be provided as an input on the PWRDWNn

pin by setting the INTPWRDWNEn pin.

21) Stand-by and Sleep Modes

Two power saving modes are provided to reduce the power consump-

tion. In stand-by mode, the CPU is functional, but the modem clock is

turned off to save power. When this occurs, the modem may be acti-

vated by software under different conditions. In sleep mode, the clock is

cut off from both the modem and the CPU to increase the power sav-

ings.

The system can be activated by paper insertion, key pressing events,

and telephone ring detection.

22) Embedded Modem DSP

The embedded modem DSP is a synchronous 9600 bps half-duplex

modem with error detection and DTMF generation/reception. It provides

data transmission/reception from regular PSTN lines, PBX, or private

lines.

The modem can operate at any standard V.29 data speed up to 9600

bps as well as in V.21 and V.23 modes.

The modem is designed for use in Group 3 facsimile machines. It satis-

fies the requirements specified in ITU-T recommendations V.29, V.27ter,

V.21 Channel 2, and T.4 , and meets the signaling requirements of T.30.

It also performs HDLC framing according to T.30 at all speeds.

Note: For technical details, refer to the FM209/FM214 Designer’s Guide,

(document 1175).

23) Software and Firmware Support Features

Available software and embedded firmware provides the following:

• Modem support for speeds up to 9600 bps.

• ECM under conditional assembly.

• DRAM memory support under conditional assembly.

• MH, MR and MMR support.

• Page memory receiving.

• 5 ms minimum scan line time.

• Conditional Error Diffusion or Dither table (8x8) support.

• Dark Level Correction support.

• Single motor support.

• 28-key operator panel support.

• Call progress support for Europe and U.S.A.

• Monochrome inkjet print engine support.

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

B) Modem block

1) Facsimile Modem

The modem can operate at 14400, 12000, 9600, 7200, 4800, 2400, or

300 bps, and can perform HDLC framing per T.30 at all rates. A pro-

grammable DTMF detector, three programmable tone detectors, V.21

Channel 2 FSK 7E flag detector, Caller ID demodulator and ring detec-

tor are provided.

2) Voice and Audio Codecs

The voice coder/decoder (codec) compresses voice at an average rate of

2.9 kbps which provides 24 minutes of stored voice messages in 4 Mbits

of memory. But for FO-CC500A, a part of memory is used for other uses.

So the total recording time is shortened at about 20 minutes. This voice

codec allows the host controller to efficiently store and playback digital

incoming messages (ICMs), outgoing messages (OGMs).

The ADPCM audio codec compresses audio signals (music/voice) at 32

kbps or 24 kbps and the PCM audio codec records audio signals at 128

kbps or 64 kbps for highest fidelity coding and reproduction.

Selectable error correction coding allows storage in audio grade RAMs

(ARAMs). Echo cancellation techniques employed during playback

allow DTMF tone and Type II Caller ID CAS detection during voice/audio

codec operation to support user selectable features. The coder can record

messages from the PIA or SIA. The decoder can playback messages to

the PIA or both the PIA and SIA. Dual/signal tone transmission is avail-

able when the decoder is disabled.

3) V.23 Full-duplex Modem and Caller ID

Both full-duplex transmit and receive (with asymmetric 1200/75 bps con-

nection) and half-duplex (1200 bps) asynchronous V.23 are supported,

as will as both serial and parallel interfaces to the modem. The V.23

algorithm includes an optional, programmable. receive compromise

equalizer which is active in both V.23 and Caller ID (V.23 Receive only)

modes.

Common applications for V.23 include France’s Minitel and Japan’s Lowest

Cost Routing.

5 – 4

4) Features

•Group 3 facsimile transmission/reception

- ITU-T V.17 and V.33

- ITU-T V.29, V.27 ter, T.30, V.21 Channel 2, T.4

- ITU-T V.17 and V.27 ter short train

- HDLC framing at all speeds

- Receive dynamic range: 0 dBm to -43 dBm

- Automatic adaptive equalization

- Fixed and programmable digital compromise equalization

- DTMF detect and tone detect

- ITU-T V.21 Channel 2 FSK 7E Flag Detect

- Ring detector

- Programmable transmits level

- Programmable single/dual tone transmission

•Voice codec

- 24 minutes of voice storage per 4 Mbit memory

- Near toll quality voice recording and playback

- Programmable AGCs

Programmable line/microphone input and line/speaker output filters

- Error correction coding allows ARAM usage

- DTMF detect, tone detect, and tone transmit

- Type II Caller ID CAS detection

- Pitch synchronized fast and slow playback

- Near-end echo cancellation

•ADPCM Audio codec

- High fidelity recording and playback of audio signals

- 32 kbps and 24 kbps

- Programmable AGCs

Programmable line/microphone input and line/speaker output filters

- DTMF detect, tone detect, and tone transmit

- Type II Caller ID CAS detection

- Near-end echo cancellation

•PCM audio codec

- 128 kbps and 64 kbps

- DTMF detect and tone detect

- Type II Caller ID CAS detection

- Near-end echo cancellation

•V.23 and Type I Caller ID

- Full-duplex modes:

TX = 75 bps. RX = 1200 bps

TX = 1200 bps. RX = 75 bps

- Half-duplex mode:

TX = RX = 1200 bps

- Serial and parallel data modes

- Programmable parallel data mode

- 5, 6, 7, or 8 data bits

- 1 or 2 Stop bits

- Mark, Space, Even, or Odd Parity

- Break function

- Transmitter squelch

- Compromise equalizer

•3.3V/5V operation

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

IACR1 0 0 0 0 0 D0 0 1

IACR2 0 0 0 0 0 D4 0 1

IACR3 0 0 0 0 0 D5 0 1

IAADD 0 0 0 0 0 CE 0, 1 0, 1

NOTES: *Registers to use when x=1. When x=2, add 10h.

5) Integrated Analog Control Resisters for 20438

The 20438 IA can be used as a Primary Integrated Analog (PIA) codec or as a Secondary Integrated Analog (SIA) codec, depending on the signal

connection with the SCE Controller ASIC device. In the SCE100 product, both the PIA and the SIA are packaged external to the SCE Controller device,

whereas in the SCE214V, the PIA is packaged with the SCE214V Controller and the SIA is external.

The 20438 IA provides gain, filtering, internal analog switching, and an internally sourced microphone bias output. The IA is controlled by three control

registers and an address register located in internal RAM space which are accessed via the modem interface memory. These registers provide indi-

vidual controls for the IA’s inputs, outputs, gain settings, and switching.

The registers are located in internal DSP RAM. Each bit of each 8-bit IA control register has exactly the same meaning for the PIA and the SIA. The LSB

of each 16-bit address contents is used to control the PIA. The MSB of each 16-bit address contents is used to control the SIA.

The following table the PIA/SIA control register RAM access code.

5 – 5

Fig. 3 PIA/SIA Signal Flow Control

• For changes made to IACR1 tobe effective, the host must write to IAADD with a value of 0002h.

• For changes made to IACR2 tobe effective, the host must write to IAADD with a value of 0006h.

• For changes made to IACR3 tobe effective, the host must write to IAADD with a value of 0007h.

Configuration default values are shown below.

DEFAULT VALUE

CONFIGURATION IACR1 IACR2 IACR3

V.17/V.33 1D9Eh 0008h 0000h

V.29 1D9Eh 0008h 0000h

V.27ter 1D9Eh 0008h 0000h

V.21 Ch. 2 1D9Eh 0008h 0000h

V.23/Caller ID 1D9Eh 0008h 0000h

Tone Transmit/Detect 1D9Eh 0008h 0000h

Voice/Audio Codec 0D16h 0008h 0000h

Speakerphone 0D16h 0008h 0000h

The following signal flow block diagram is for a signal IA and it applies to both PIA and SIA.

MICP

MICM

LINEIN

MIC/LINE SELECT

LINE IN ENABLE MIC ENABLE

GAIN

LINE OUT ENABLE

LPF ADC SOUT

0, 20, 25, 30 dB(MIC IN)

0dB(LINE IN)

LINE OUT LINE

DRIVER

Mute, 0, -6, -12 dB

LINE IN

SELECT

SPKRP

SPEAKER

DRIVER

SPEAKER OUT ENABLE

SPKRM

Loop

(1,1)

(1,0)

(1,1)

(0,1)

DAC SIN

0, +4 dB

0, 6 dB

(0,0)

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

1 VDDPLL ———PLL Power

2 VSSPLL ———PLL GND

3 ROMCSn O —13Xs —

4 SYNC/GPO[20] O —13Xs —

5 WRn O —13Xs —

6 RDn O —13Xs —

7 DEBUGn I Hu ——

8 TSTCLK O —13Xs —

9 VSS ———Digital GND

10 SXIN I Osc0 ——

11 SXOUT O —Osc0 —

12 OPO[0]/GPO[8]/SMPWRCTRL O —13Xs —

13 OPO[1]/GPO[9]/PMPWRCTRL O —13Xs —

14 OPO[2]/GPO[10]/RINGER OZ —13Xs —

15 OPO[3]/GPO[11] O —13Xs —

16 OPO[4]/GPO[12]/SSTXD1 O —13Xs —

17 OPO[5]/GPO[13] O —13Xs —

18 OPO[6]/GPO[14] O —13Xs —

19 OPI[0]/GPIO[21]/SSRXD1 I/O Hu 13Xs —

20 OPI[1]/GPIO[22]/SSSTAT1 I/O Hu 13Xs —

21 OPI[2]/GPIO[23]/SSCLK1 I/O Hu 13Xs —

22 OPI[3]/GPIO[24] I/O Hu 13Xs —

23 LCDCS/GPO[17] O —1XC —

24 VDD ———Digital Power

25 RASn O —13Xs —

26 CAS[0]n O —13Xs —

27 DWRn O —13Xs —

28 VBAT ———RTC Battery Power

29 XIN I Osc1 ——

30 XOUT O —Osc1 —

31 WRPROTn O —1XC —

32 TEST[1] I Hd ——

33 TEST[0] I Hd ——

34 BATRSTn I H ——

35 INTPWRDWNEn I H ——

36 PWRDWNn I/O H 13Xs —

37 N.C. ————

38 ADGA —VADG —PADC Analog GND

39 VREFn/CLREF I VR- —PADC

40 VIN I VA —PADC

41 ADGA —VADG —PADC Analog GND

42 ADVA —VADV —PADC Analog Power

43 ADXG —VXG —PADC

44 VREFp I VR —PADC

45 VSS ———VSS Digital GND

46 IVREFn O —VR- PADC

47 IVREFp O —VR+ PADC

48 VDD ———Digital Power

49 THADI I Analog —TADC

50 VSS ———Digital GND

51 GPIO[17]/DSPIRQn I/O Hu 13Xs —

52 GPIO[16]/IRQ[8] I/O Hu 13Xs —

53 GPIO[15]/CS[5]n I/O Hu 13Xs —

54 GPIO[13]/CS[3]n I/O Hu 13Xs —

55 GPIO[37]/IRQ15n/DSPCSn I Hu 13Xs —

GPIO[4]/CPCIN/TPHPWRCTRL/DMAREQ

I/O Hu 13Xs —

57 STRB[0] O —1XC —

58 STRB[1] O —1XC —

59 STRB[2] O —1XC —

60 STRB[3] O —1XC —

61 PLAT O —3XC —

62 PDAT O —2XC —

63 PCLK/DMAACK O —3XC —

SCE214V (IC3) Terminal descriptions

5 – 6

Pin Pin List I/O Input Output Pin Description

No. Type Type

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

5 – 7

64 VDD ———Digital Power

65 GPIO[11]/BE/SERINP/SR4IN I/O Hu 13Xs —

66 GPIO[19]/RDY/SEROUT I/O Hu 13Xs —

67 START O —2XC —

68 CLK1n/GPO[25] O —13Xs —

69 CLK2/GPO[24] O —13Xs —

70 GND ———IA GND

71 MCLK ID ——Main Clock from DSP

72 CTRLI ID d —Control Data from DSP

73 TESTC ID d —IA Test

74 SOUT OD —T Serial Data to DSP

75 SIN ID d —Serial Data to DSP

76 FSYNC I/OD d —Frame Sync Signal (IA)

77 POR IA d —Hardware Reset

78 GND ———IA GND

79 LINE_INP IA ——Analog Input to Line Pre-Amp.

80 MIC_INP IA ——Positive differential Analog Input to Microphone Pre-Amp.

81 MIC_INM IA ——Negative differential Analog Input to Microphone Pre-Amp.

82 MIC_BIAS OA ——2.2 V Nominal DC Bias Source for Electret Microphone

83 BG OA ——Analog reference Voltage Output

84 VC OA ——Analog Ground Bias Output

85 AVDD PWR ——IA Analog Power

86 GND ———IA GND

87 LINE_OUTP OA ——Line Driver Output

88 SPKR_OUTP OA ——Positive Speaker Driver Output

89 SPKR_OUTM OA ——Negative Speaker Driver Output

90 DVDD PWD ——IA Digital Power

91 MODE_0 ID u —Connect to VSS (IA Mode Selection)

92 ICLK I/OD ——IA Bit Clock Input/Output

93 VSS ———VSS Digital GND

94 FCSn[1]/VIDCTL[0]/GPO[23] O —13Xs —

95 IARESET O —13Xs DSP to EXTIA POR

96 IACLK O —13Xs DSP to EXTIA MCLK

97 VDD ———Digital Power

98 IA1CLK I H —DSP from EXTIA ICLK

99 SR3IN/DSPIRQn I H —DSP from primary EXTIA SOUT/EXT. Modem IRQn

100 SR4OUT O —13Xs DSP to primary EXTIA SIN

101 SR1IO O —13Xs DSP to EXTIA CTRL1

102 SA1CLK I H —DSP from EXTIA FSYNC

103 GPIO[7]/SSRXD2/SASRXD2 I/O Hu 13Xs —

104 GPIO[6]/SSTXD2/SASTXD2 I/O Hu 13Xs —

105 GPIO[5]/SSCLK2/SASCLK2 I/O Hu 13Xs —

106 GPIO[10]/SSSTAT2/DSS_AVAIL I/O Hu 13Xs —

107 VSS ———Digital GND

108 RESETn I/O Hu 2XC —

109 GPIO[3]/SASCLK I/O Hu 13Xs —

110 GPIO[2]/SASRXD I/O Hu 13Xs —

111 GPIO[1]/SASTXD I/O Hu 13Xs —

112 GPIO[9]/FRDn I/O Hu 13Xs —

113 GPIO[8]/FWRn I/O Hu 13Xs —

114 A[0] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Address Bus

115 A[1] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Address Bus

116 A[2] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Address Bus

117 A[3] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Address Bus

118 A[4] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Address Bus

119 VDD ———Digital power

120 A[5] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Address Bus

121 A[6] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Address Bus

122 A[7] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Address Bus

123 A[8] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Address Bus

124 A[9] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Address Bus

125 A[10] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Address Bus

126 A[11] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Address Bus

SCE214V (IC3) Terminal descriptions

Pin Pin List I/O Input Output Pin Description

No. Type Type

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

5 – 8

127 A[12] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Address Bus

128 A[13] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Address Bus

129 A[14] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Address Bus

130 A[15] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Address Bus

131 A[16] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Address Bus

132 VDD ———Digital Power

133 VSS ———Digital GND

134 A[17] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Address Bus

135 A[18] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Address Bus

136 A[19] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Address Bus

137 A[20] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Address Bus

138 A[21]/EYECLK I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Address Bus

139 A[22]/EYESYNC I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Address Bus

140 A[23]/EYEXY I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Address Bus

141 D[0] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Data Bus

142 D[1] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Data Bus

143 D[2] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Data Bus

144 D[3] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Data Bus

145 D[4] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Data Bus

146 D[5] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Data Bus

147 D[6] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Data Bus

148 D[7] I/O Tu 13Xs CPU Data Bus

149 GPIO[20]/ALTTONE I/O Hu 13Xs —

150 GPIO[26] I/O Hu 13Xs —

151 GPIO[27] I/O Hu 13Xs —

152 GPIO[28] I/O Hu 13Xs —

153 GPO[26] O —13Xs —

154 GPO[27] O —13Xs —

155 GPO[28] O —13Xs —

156 GPO[29] O —13Xs —

157 GPO[30]/SR3OUT O —13Xs —

158 GPIO[29] I/O Hu 13Xs —

159 GPIO[31] I/O Hu 13Xs —

160 GPIO[32] I/O Hu 13Xs —

161 VDD ———Digital power

162 GPIO[34] I/O Hu 13Xs —

163 GPIO[35] I/O Hu 13Xs —

164 GPIO[36] I/O Hu 13Xs —

165 Vss ———Digital GND

166 VDD ———Digital Power

167 PM[0]/GPO[0] O —13Xs —

168 PM[1]/GPO[1] O —13Xs —

169 PM[2]/GPO[2] O —13Xs —

170 PM[3]/GPO[3] O —13Xs —

171 SM[0]/GPO[4] O —13Xs —

172 SM[1]/GPO[5] O —13Xs —

173 SM[2]/GPO[6] O —13Xs —

174 SM[3]/GPO[7] O —13Xs —

175 REGDMA/GPO[18]/CLKDIV[0] I/O T 13Xs —

176 WAITn/GPO[19]/CLKDIV[1] I/O T 13Xs —

SCE214V (IC3) Terminal descriptions

Pin Pin List I/O Input Output Pin Description

No. Type Type

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

(3) Panel control block

The following controls are performed by the SCE214V.

•Operation panel key scanning

•Operation panel LCD display

(4) Mechanism/recording control block

•Recording control block diagram (1)

Fig. 4

5 – 9

OPERATOR

PANEL,

KEYPAD,

LEDS & LCD

PRINTER DATA

CONTROL &

SENSORS

OPO[7:0]*

OPI[3:0]*

LEDCTL*

LCDCS*

TEST[1:0]

BATRSTN

RESETN

STRB[3:0]

STRBPOL

THADI

PDAT

PCLK

PLAT

ALTTONE

TSTCLK

REGDMA

WAITN

SYNC

PWRDWNN

PRINTER &

SCANNER

MOTOR DRIVERS

PM[3:0]*

SM[3:0]*

RTC

CRYSTAL

SCANNER

CONTROLS &

SENSORS

START

CLK2

CLK1

CLK1N

VIDCTL[1:0]

XIN

XOUT

INTERNAL

LINE

INTERFACE

DRAM

SCANNER

VIDEO

PREPROCESSING

SERIAL SYNC

PORTS

(SSIF)

VIN

VREFP

VREFN

SSCLK[2:1]*

SSTXD[2:1]*

SSRXD[2:1]*

SSSTAT[2:1]*

SYNC/ASYNC

SERIAL PORT

SASIF

SASCLK*

SASTXD*

SASRXD*

GPIOGENERAL

PURPOSE I/O

DEBUGN

VDD

VDRAM

VBAT

VSS

FLASH MEMORY

(OPTION)

WRPROTN

FRDN*

FRWN*

FCLE*

FCSN[2:0]

D[7:0]

RDN

A[23:0]

WRN

ROMCSN

CS[5:0]N*

CAS[0,1]N, RASN, DWRN

SCE214V

1-CHIP

FAX ENGINE

EXTERNAL BUS

IVREFP

IVREFN

ADVA

ADGA

CS3N,

CS4N**

D7[7:0]

TONE

INTPWRDWNEN

SYSCLK

CRYSTAL

SXIN

SXOUT

TELEPHONE

LINE

TXOUT

RXIN

FLASH

ROM

RDN, ROMCSN

NOTES: * ALTERNATIVE GPO, GPI OR GPIO LINES

**FOR SAMSUNG NAND-TYPE FLASH

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

[3] Circuit description of LIU PWB

(1) LIU block operational description

1) Block diagram

2) Circuit description

The LIU PWB is composed of the following 6 blocks.

1. Speech circuit section

2. Dial transmission section

3. Speaker amplifier section

4. Ringer circuit section

5. CI detection circuit

6. Signal/DTMF transmission level & receiving level

Fig. 5

3) Block description

1. Speech circuit section

•This circuit is composed by IC101.IC102 and that circumference

circuit.

2. Dial transmission section

•D.P. transmission: The CML relay is turned on and off for control in

the DP calling system. (Refer to the attached sheet.)

•DTMF transmission: It is formed in the modem, and is output.

3. Speaker amplifier section

•Ringer volume :It is controlled by the combination of the

attenuator value of the LINE DRIVER in the

modem and the ringer sending level sent from

the modem.

•Speaker volume :It is controlled by the attenuator value of the

IC5 and IC3 (VOL-A,B,C)

4. Ringer circuit section

•The ringer sound is formed in the tone of modem when CI signal is

detected. The amplifier circuit drives the speaker of the main body.

5 – 10

LIU PWB

HS RECEIVER

TEL MUTE

HS MIC

Q102

CML

LINE

MIC MUTE

IC101

2904

IC101

2904

IC102

2904

IC102

2904

CONTROL PWB

CORDLESS

HANDSET PWB

CORDLESS

PWB

IC12A

IC12B

IC10A IC10B

IC10C

IC11

IC5

4051

IC7

2113

IC4

TX AMP

SP AMP

IC3:SCE214V

IC12D

DTMF MUTE

RCVOL

RLYCONT

SIG MUTE

SP MUTE

SPEAKER

VOLA CML

TONE

CML

CI DTMF MUTE

RCVOL

TEL MUTE

MIC ENABLE

MIC GAIN

GAIN LPF ADC

DAC

LINE IN ENABLE

LININ GAIN

0,20,25,30dB 0dB

0,–4dB

0,6dB

ADC GAIN

DAC GAIN

RX AMP(MIC AMP)

SIGRX

TELOUT

SIGTX SPKRP

MUTE,0,–6,–12dB

LINE OUT ATTENUATION

DRIVER

LINE

DRIVER

LINEOUT

LNINSEL

RT LOOP

MICP

LINEIN

SPEAKER

OUT ENABLE

LINE OUT

ENABLE

W-TONE

SIG MUTE

SP MUTE MIC MUTE

SASTXD,SASRXD

RLYCONT

VOLA

VOLB

VOLC

VOLB

VOLC

W-TONE

DSSIN

0,0

1,0

1,1

0,0

0,1

1,0

DSSIN DSSIN

MICIN

LINEIN GN

DAC GN

DAC

SPKOP

LINE

LINE ATTN

SPKROUT GN TXCTRL

RF AUDIOIN 1 GN

VOLUME 1

TG1,

TG2

GPIO

TG1,

TG2

VOLUME 1

ADC GN ADC GN

AUDIOIN 1 GN AUDIOIN 1 GN

PRE

SCALER

PRESCALE

SETTING

POSTSCALE

SETTING

POST

SCALER

TXCTRL

SIDE TONE 1 GN SIDE TONE 1 GN

ADC ADC

MIC IN

MIC GN

LINEIN GN

SPKR OUT GN

SPKOP

LINE O

DAC

DAC GN

LINE ATTEN

AUX VOLUME

TG3 AUXDAC

SP MUTE SP MUTE

SPEAKER

EMJSP MUTE

EMJSP

EMJMIC

RECEIVER

MIC

EMJSP AMP

ECHOATTN

INCOM

DSSOUT

IC1:20438 IC2:MERLIN IC5:MERLIN IC8:20438

IC5:MERLIN

IC6

IC7

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

4) Signal selection

The following signals are used to control the transmission line of TEL/

FAX signal. For details, refer to the signal selector matrix table.

[Control signals from output port]

5 – 11

5. CI detection circuit

•CI is detected by the photo coupler which is integrated in series in

the primary side TEL circuit well proven in the existing unit.

6. Signal/DTMF transmission level & receiving level

•

Signal transmission level setting: According to soft switch list.

•DTMF transmission level setting:

According to soft switch list.

Signal Name Description

CML Line connecting relay and DP generating relay

(The circuit is located H: Line make

in the LIU PWB.) L: Line break

SP MUTE Speaker tone mute control signal

(The circuit is located H: Muting (Power down mode)

in the LIU PWB.) L: Muting cancel (Normal operation)

Handset reception mute control signal

TELMUTE H: Muting

L: Muting cancel

VOLUME SETTING LINEOUT A RCVOL DTME VOL A VOL B VOL C

(HIGH) (LOW) MUTE

Key buzzer volume setting Fixed 1 1 1

Speaker volume setting Level1 0 1 1

Level2 0 0 1

Level3 1 1 0

Level4 0 1 0

Level5 1 0 0

Ringer volume setting Low 1 1 1

Middle 0 0 1

High 0 0 0

DTMF speaker volume Level1 1 0 1

setting Level2 1 0 1

Level3 1 0 1

Level4 1 0 1

Level5 1 0 1

OGM playback speaker Level1 0 0 1

volume setting Level2 1 1 0

Level3 0 1 0

Level4 1 0 0

Level5 0 0 0

ICM record speaker Level1 0 0 1

volume setting Level2 1 1 0

Level3 0 1 0

Level4 1 0 0

Level5 0 0 0

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

5 – 12

(Example: SENDING/RECEIVING)

[Signals for status recognition according to input signals]

[Other signals]

LIU PWB

HS RECEIVER

TEL MUTE

HS MIC

Q102

CML

LINE

MIC MUTE

IC101

2904

IC101

2904

IC102

2904

IC102

2904

CONTROL PWB

CORDLESS

HANDSET PWB

CORDLESS

PWB

IC12A

IC12B

IC10A IC10B

IC10C

IC11

IC5

4051

IC7

2113

IC4

TX AMP

SP AMP

IC3:SCE214V

IC12D

DTMF MUTE

RCVOL

RLYCONT

SIG MUTE

SP MUTE

SPEAKER

VOLA CML

TONE

CML

CI DTMF MUTE

RCVOL

TEL MUTE

MIC ENABLE

MIC GAIN

GAIN LPF ADC

DAC

LINE IN ENABLE

LININ GAIN

0,20,25,30dB 0dB

0,–4dB

0,6dB

ADC GAIN

DAC GAIN

RX AMP(MIC AMP)

SIGRX

TELOUT

SIGTX SPKRP

MUTE,0,–6,–12dB

LINE OUT ATTENUATION

DRIVER

LINE

DRIVER

LINEOUT

LNINSEL

RT LOOP

MICP

LINEIN

SPEAKER

OUT ENABLE

LINE OUT

ENABLE

W-TONE

SIG MUTE

SP MUTE MIC MUTE

SASTXD,SASRXD

RLYCONT

VOLA

VOLB

VOLC

VOLB

VOLC

W-TONE

DSSIN

0,0

1,0

1,1

0,0

0,1

1,0

DSSIN DSSIN

MICIN

LINEIN GN

DAC GN

DAC

SPKOP

LINE

LINE ATTN

SPKROUT GN TXCTRL

RF AUDIOIN 1 GN

VOLUME 1

TG1,

TG2

GPIO

TG1,

TG2

VOLUME 1

ADC GN ADC GN

AUDIOIN 1 GN AUDIOIN 1 GN

PRE

SCALER

PRESCALE

SETTING

POSTSCALE

SETTING

POST

SCALER

TXCTRL

SIDE TONE 1 GN SIDE TONE 1 GN

ADC ADC

MIC IN

MIC GN

LINEIN GN

SPKR OUT GN

SPKOP

LINE O

DAC

DAC GN

LINE ATTEN

AUX VOLUME

TG3 AUXDAC

SP MUTE SP MUTE

SPEAKER

EMJSP MUTE

EMJSP

EMJMIC

RECEIVER

MIC

EMJSP AMP

ECHOATTN

INCOM

DSSOUT

IC1:20438 IC2:MERLIN IC5:MERLIN IC8:20438

IC5:MERLIN

IC6

IC7

: FAX SENDING/RECEIVING

Fig. 6

NO Signal Name (CNLIUA)

1 RHS-

2DG

3 +24VL

4 MICMUTE

5TELIN

6 TELMUTE

7 RXIN

NO Signal Name (CNLIUA)

8 TXOUT

9 CML

10 PIN

11 FILM

12 CI

13 HS-(N.C.)

14 TELOUT

Signal Name Function

RHS- H: The handset is in the on-hook state.

L: The handset is in the off-hook state.

CI Incoming call (CI) detection signal

Signal Name Function

TEL IN Receiving signal from line or modem

SPOUT Speaker output signal

TXOUT Transmission (DTMF) analog signal output

from modem

RXIN Reception (DTMF, others) analog signal input

into modem

TELOUT Voice input to MODEM from handset.

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[4] Circuit description of Cordless PWB

(1) This 2.4GHz cordless machine use DSSS(Direct

Sequence Spread Spectrum) technology.

DSSS feature

• The communication is little influenced by noise.

• The ability of keeping a secret is high level.

And the communication using the radio frequency is performed TDD

operation between the sets of keeping a common system ID.

The system ID is stored nonvolatile memory of each set.

The ID code are kinds of 224.

1) Transmission

Voice signal is inputted from mic and headset is adjusted the level of

signal and converted from analog signal to digital in the CODEC, and

is sent to Merlin (Baseband IC).

In Merlin, the inputted signal is converted ADPCM data and scram-

bled by XORed PN sequence.

The scrambled signal is differentially encoded and spreaded.

A 12chip spreading code is used to meet FCC part 15.247 require-

ments for a DSS(Digital Spread Spectrum) system.

The spreaded signal is modulated by DBPSK (Differential Binary Phase

Shift Keying) and is sent to RF109(2.4GHz Digital Spread Spectrum

Transceiver) into a RF MODULE.

RF109 generates the Local Oscillator(LO) frequencies using a

PLL(Phase Look Loop) frequency synthesizer and external 2.4GHz

VCO(Voltage Controlled Oscillator).

The baseband signal from Merlin is mixed LO frequency.

The mixed signal pass through Matching Network Circuits and is sent

to RF110(RF Power Amplifier).

The Amplified signal in RF110 pass through Antenna Matching Circuit

and is sent to Antenna.

2) Reception

The signal from radio pass through BPF (Band Pass Filter) of 2.4GHz

band width and is sent to RF109.

RF109 adjust the level of signal in LNA(Low Noise Amplifier) and

downconverted to Baseband I/Q signals.

Baseband I/Q signals is sent to the Merlin and despread, demodu-

lated and descrambled to ADPCM data.

The ADPCM data is converted analog signal in CODEC.

3) Stand-by

When the cordless handset(HS) put on the cradle, the system be-

come stand-by mode.

In this mode FAX(BS) monitor a present using channel and other chan-

nel to choice best channel.

HS is sleep mode. but it wakes up every 1second, and monitor the

signal from BS.

And it checks link establishment with BS every 10 second.

4) Serial communication with FAX ENGINE

The merlin and fax engine is connected by serial interface.

Example) If user push Talk key, the Talk command from merlin is sent

to fax engine through the serial interface and the fax engine control

the connection to line.

(2) Audio data flow

Data flow in transmission and reception mode are shown as Fig. 8.

Example) FAX(BS)

Fig. 7 Fig. 8

VCC

RF109

RF110

3-TERMINALS

REGULATOR

LPF

BALUN

TX DATA

RXI,RXQ

TXEN

RXEN

ANTENNA

MATCHING

NETWORK

MATCHING

NETWORK

TX/RX SW

2450MHz

BPF

VCO

RF MODULE BLOCK DIAGRAM (TMX964A:UNIT1)

LINE

TRANSMISSION

LIU

CODEC

MERLIN

LPF

TX/RX SW

ANTENNA

TX/RX SW

RF109 TRANSCEIVER

2450MHz BPF

RF109 TRANSCEIVER

MATCHING NETWORK

RF110 POWER

AMPLIFIER

LIU

LINE

MERLIN

CODEC

LINE IMPEDANCE

MATCHING

ANTENNA MATCHING

NETWORK

ANTENNA MATCHING

NETWORK

RF MODULE

LINE IMPEDANCE

MATCHING

RECEPTION

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1) Technical Overview

This section provides a technical description of the Merlin device set

and how it is used to implement all 900 MHz and 2.4 GHz cordless

telephone features. The device set is used both in the handset and

the base station as shown in Fig. 9.

Fig. 9 Merlin ASIC Block Diagram

2) System Controller

The system controller handles all telephone features, the DSS en-

gine, the RF module settings, and the link between the base station

and the handset.

The system controller provides a microcontroller, interrupt controller,

wait-state generator, and system timer support. The system control-

ler also provides General Purpose I/O (GPIO) and serial ports for

peripheral control, a baseband modem (DSS engine) for signal

processing of the received and transmitted data, and a DSP core for

ADPCM conversion and CID support.

Microcontroller. The microcontroller is the 65C02-based MC19CPU.

It is supported by 2 kB of on-chip RAM and 48 kB of on-chip ROM.

The CPU communicates with the internal memory via a 16-bit ad-

dress/8-bit data bus and dedicated control lines.

The 128-pin Merlin XROM also has an address/data bus available for

accessing external memory.

MC19 Controller

& Address Decoder Logic

DSP Core

ADPCM,tone generation,

CAS detection,SDT detection

CID demodulation,

HDX speakerphone support

ROM(48kB)

RAM(2kB)

RF GPIO

configurable Port C

RF Interface

Power control

Synthesizer control

Telephone Interface

Hook/Ringer/LEDs/

Other miscellaneous

Emulator/Test/

Parallel Interface

(128-pin ASIC only)

Data bus,Address bus

Bus control signals

Phone GPIO

configurable Port A

Controller Interface

Keypad GPIO

Low Battery Detector

Watchdog/Sleep Timer

RX Data Path

demodulator

descrambler

Reset

GPIO Configurable

Port B

Serial EEPROM

Second Codec

BS/HS interface

Keypad/LCD/

Switches/LEDs

Vbattery

Resetln

Park

RXI

RXQ

AGC

LNA

Codec Codec Serial Port

ART/Timer B

Timer A

DAC

OSC

Serial Ports/Timers

TXD

AGC

Logic

Park Detect

Baseband Modem

(Digital Spread - Spectrum Engine)

Time Division

dupiex controller

& clock

generator

TX Data Path

modulator

scrambler

spreader

DAC

Inverter 19.2MHz

TCXO

Interrupt Controller. Interrupts are latched, prioritized, and passed

to the microcontroller. Interrupts are used to interface with the Codec,

the DSS engine, serial ports, and timers.

Wait-State Generator. Slower access times for off-chip RAM and ROM

are handled separately with programmable wait states. Off-chip reads/

writes can be extended up to seven clock cycles.

Watchdog/Sleep/Wake-Up Timers. These timers perform two basic

functions. They provide a reset if the software malfunctions (watch-

dog). They also minimize power consumption by keeping a low-fre-

quency clock active to duty-cycle the system between normal mode

and stand-by mode (sleep and wake-up timer).

Emulator/Test Interface. A standard 65C02-family parallel interface

supports an external emulator for code development.

ROM is mapped off-chip when operating with an emulator.

Emulator functions are only provided with the Merlin XROM ASIC.

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3) Controller Peripheral Functions

Several peripheral phone functions are supported via the

microcontroller registers or dedicated hardware.

General purpose timers are configured to provide the timing required

for firmware execution. An asynchronous serial port and a dedicated

Codec serial port are also available. GPIOs are provided for periph-

eral control. Several GPIOs are dedicated to interface to peripherals

such as the LEDs, keypad, RF control, and serial EEPROM control.

GPIOs are also used as dedicated interfaces for phone functions such

as ring detection and hook relay control.

General Purpose Timer A. Timer A is used for various firmware needs

such as link timing. It generates either single or continuous interrupts

and consists of an 8-bit interval register (TmrA) for the interval value,

an 8-bit counter for generating the timer interrupt, and a divide-by-

256 prescaler. Timer A uses the main 9.6 MHz clock divided by 256.

General Purpose Timer B. Timer B may be configured as a general

purpose timer or as an ART serial port. When configured as a timer,

its operation is similar to that of Timer A.

Timer B consists of an 8-bit interval register (TmrB), a divide-by-5

prescaler and an 8-bit counter. Timer B uses the main 9.6 MHz clock

divided by 5.

Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter. An asynchronous serial port

with a programmable baud rate can be configured using Timer B. The

ART logic controls the two-pin asynchronous serial port of the ASIC.

The ART port is used for base/handset data transfer and as the test

interface.

Keypad/Switch/LCD/ITAD/Seven Segment Interface. This interface

is used to provide multiplexed control for a 6x8 keypad, up to eight

switches, and a parallel interface for an LCD (see Fig. 10). For a

keypad interface, the eight KEYPADR[7:0] control signals are driven

low, one at a time, and the six KEYPADC[5:0] inputs, with internal

pullup resistors, are read to determine which key in the 48-key matrix

is closed. The firmware scans the keypad at 10 ms intervals and

debounces the key presses.

D7 D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0

keypad

switches

D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0

keypadR7

keypadR6

keypadR5

keypadR4

LCDPWR

LCDRW

LCDRS

LCDEN

keypadR3

keypadR2

keypadR1

keypadR0

keypadC5

key

press

wakeup

status

flag

keypadC4

keypadC3

keypadC2

keypadC1

keypadC0

SWCTL/GPIOC0

Diodes D7-D0 are

required for isolation

if KEYPADC pins are

used to also drive LCD

or switches.

ITAD

PWR

R/W

DB7

LCD display

DB6

DB5

DB4

DB3

DB2

DB1

DB0

For a switch interface, the eight KEYPADR[7:0] control signals are

driven, one at a time, and GPIOC0, with an internal pullup resistor, is

read to determine if a switch is open or closed.

KEYPADC0 is used to select either 900 MHz or 2.4 GHz control.

Not connecting KEYPADC0 and SWCTL (GPIOC0) selects 900 MHz

radio control. A diode connected between KEYPADC0 and SWCTL

(GPIOC0) selects 2.4 GHz radio control.

An LCD interface can be implemented as shown in Fig. 10.

Keypad signals are used for the LCD data interface and GPIOs are

used for the LCD control lines. The LCD driver and LCD management

software must be written by the OEM.

An ITAD interface can be implemented by multiplexing KEYPADR[7:0]

as ITAD data lines and using GPIOs as ITAD control lines.

A seven-segment interface can be implemented by multiplexing

KEYPADR[7:0] as data lines and GPIOs as control lines to switch

between different bank of LEDs.

Codec Serial Port. Digitized voice-band audio is supported through

an interrupt-driven, 5-pin serial Codec interface. Clock and frame tim-

ing for the Codec are internally generated and externally output to the

device. The Codec serial port interfaces to the Merlin Codec. The

Codec serial port uses three memory-mapped locations to interface

with the controller. They consist of high and low Codec data bytes,

which are used to write out 16 bits of Tx data and read 16 bits of Rx

data, and an 8-bit Codec configuration/status register.

The ASIC can interface with up to two Codecs by sharing the clock

and control signals between the two Codecs, and by using GPIOs as

the serial data input and output for the second Codec.

RF Transceiver Control. The ASIC allocates several GPIOs to con-

trol all necessary radio transceiver functions. Two pins control the

Power Amplifier (PA) output levels. Four pins make up the synthe-

sizer serial port, clock data, strobe, and synthesizer enable. One pin

is used as the LNA attenuation control and two pins are used for TR

switch control and Tx/Rx enable. The OEM can select ASIC support

for either the 900 MHz or 2.4 GHz radio.

The firmware protocol for programming the Conexant synthesizer in

the RF105 and RF109 and the radio link parameter settings are auto-

matically configured with the selection of the 900 MHz or 2.4 GHz

radio. The OEM can select the radio type using the keypad switch

control, or by the OEM configuration settings in serial EEPROM or

external ROM. If the radio type is selected using serial EEPROM or

external ROM, the keypad switch control radio selection is not used.

Battery Detector. This analog function performs A/D conversion on

the battery voltage and makes it available to the microcontroller for

battery quality estimation. External level shifting resistors set the in-

put level to the ASIC. The low battery threshold can be set by the

OEM in EEPROM.

Two multiplexed inputs are available to monitor more than one volt-

age supply level.

General Purpose Inputs/Outputs (GPIOs). GPIOs are available on

all Merlin ASICs. GPIOs are software bit-configurable as inputs or

outputs. The GPIOs may be used as dedicated control signals for

LED drivers, LCD control, hook relay control, ring detection, RF con-

trol, half-duplex speakerphone device control, serial EEPROM inter-

face, ITAD device control, and seven-segment LED control, depend-

ing on the system configuration. The recommended GPIO assign-

ments.

Ringer/Buzzer Control. A ringer/buzzer can be driven by either the

Codec LINEO, the ASIC AUXDAC, or a GPIO.

Fig. 10 Keypad/Switch/LCD/ITAD Interface

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MIC/line

select

Modulator

and filter

Modulator

and filter

16-bit

CDCMCLK

MICIN

LINEIN

MICBIAS

SPKRO

LINEO

FSYNC

CDCICLK

SIN

SOUT

Control

16-bit

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4) Baseband Modem

The baseband modem section in each of the Merlin ASICs performs

all of the spread spectrum modulation and demodulation, data timing

recovery, AFC, AGC, framing, and rate adaptation required for a DSS

system.

Transmit/Receive Data Paths. The transmit data path consists of a

parallel-to-serial converter, scrambler, differential encoder, spreader,

and modulator. The receive data path comprises A/D converters,

matched filter with frequency compensation insertion, data

demodulator, descrambler, and a serial-to-parallel converter.

Scrambler/Descrambler. The scrambler/descrambler is a 16-bit maxi-

mum length Pseudorandom Noise (PN) sequence generator. The PN

sequence is XORed with Tx data for scrambling and XORed with Rx

data for descrambling. The voice and supervisory bits are scrambled.

The PN sequence generator’s starting location is programmable us-

ing one memory mapped register along with the two ID registers. This

starting location is used to initialize the PN generator at the start of

each link. The MSB of the PN generator is used to scramble/

descramble. The first frame bit scrambled/descrambled uses the ini-

tialized value of the MSB.

Differential Encoder. When this block is enabled, data is differen-

tially encoded. The encoder is initialized to zero during the Tx frame’s

first “zero bit.” In DBPSK, a data symbol is inferred by the presence or

absence of a 180-degree phase shift or inversion in the carrier signal

at regular intervals. A phase shift therefore indicates a change of state

from one to zero, or zero to one. To determine which of these two

possibilities was intended, the spread data is differentially encoded.

Spread Spectrum Spreader. A 12-chip spreading code is used to

meet FCC part 15.247 requirements for a DSS system. The spread-

ing code cyclic duration is 12 times that of the encoded data. The

code starts and stops on encoded bit boundaries. The spreading code

may be configured by the controller.

Modulation. The data from the differential encoder is input to the

modulator. An analog block exists at the Tx output that maintains a

constant voltage level independent of supply operation.

Receiver A/D Converters. Baseband I/Q signals from the radio are

sampled at 1.92 MHz and converted to digital with 3-bit flash A/D

converters.

AFC/Timing. Internal AFC allows a crystal tolerance of up to ±90

ppm for a 900 MHz radio or ±40 ppm for a 2.4 GHz radio.

This allows for a total system clock error of 180 ppm for a 900 MHz

radio or 80 ppm for a 2.4 GHz radio. The modem uses a standard

early-late mechanism to maintain timing locks.

Matched Filters. The spreading code is removed (despread) from

the received, digitized I/Q signals with matched filters.

Data Demodulation. This block determines the value for the received

bit and determines a frequency error estimate used for the AFC. Data

is demodulated by using I/Q matched filter data which is exactly one

bit time apart.

Signal Quality. A signal quality metric is accumulated over each frame

and can be read by the microcontroller at any time.

ID Detector. A 32-bit ID word (16-bit programmable) is used during

acquisition to verify the RF link and initialize frame timing.

Time Division Duplex Controller (TDDC). The TDDC handles the

spread spectrum protocol.

AGC and Gain Imbalance. The signal energy is compared to a pro-

grammable threshold and scaled with programmable gain.

The digital AGC value is output to the radio by an 8-bit D/A converter.

The gain imbalance of the I/Q system is automatically calculated and

removed during calibration of the system.

Clock Oscillator. A highly accurate crystal oscillator (TCXO etc.) is

needed to register multi cordless handsets to fax machine by wire-

less. And its output level convert to meet Merlin specification using

high speed inverter or high speed rail-to-rail input and output opera-

tional amplifiers. A 19.2 MHz crystal oscillator generates a 19.2 MHz

clock and a 9.6 MHz clock. The 19.2 MHz clock is used only for the

DSP core. The 9.6 MHz clock is the main system clock used by the

controller and the rest of the system.

5) DSP Core Audio Coprocessor

The DSP audio coprocessor is connected to the microcontroller via

the internal data bus and memory mapped registers. The DSP con-

verts ADPCM data to/from 16-bit linear Codec data, generates audio

tones, and performs CID signal processing.

ADPCM Coder/Decoder. The ADPCM coder/decoder is the DSP core

main block. This block performs the processing that encodes linear

speech data, passes it to the radio as ADPCM compressed speech,

and decodes ADPCM data received from the radio into linear speech

data.

Using the ITU G.726 32 kbps ADPCM audio compression algorithm,

14-bit linear samples are compressed to 4 bits at a rate of 8 k samples

per second.

Tone Generators. The DSP core also contains three independent

tone generators. The tone generators are used to create DTMF

signaling as required by the telephone system, and to create all MMI

audio alert signals.

CID Processing. The DSP core contains a demodulator for decoding

CID FSK signals. The DSP core also performs CPE Alert Signal (CAS)

detection for CID type ll, stutter dial tone detection, and Visual Mes-

sage Waiting Indication (VMWI) processing. No external CID devices

are required. The DSP CID processing supports the following:

• CID types 1, 2, and 2.5

• VMWI

• Synchronous Call Logging (SCL)

• Stutter dial tone detection

6) Audio Codec

The audio Codec is a monolithic CMOS integrated circuit packaged

in all of the Merlin devices except for the XROM ASIC. The Codec

consists of an A/D and D/A converter path, with digital filtering and

analog signal processing circuits to realize a compliant ITU G.714-

compatible voice frequency linear coder/decoder (see Fig. 11). The

user word rate to and from the device is 8 k words per second.

ASIC Interface Port. Six interface lines are used to link the audio

Codec and ASIC. Two lines are used for clocks (CDCMCLK and

CDCICLK) and a third creates an 8 kHz framing pulse. The remaining

lines are for data in and data out lines as well as a reset line. The

clocks and framing pulse are synchronous to each other. The data I/O

port will be time-multiplexed between data and control words.

Fig. 11 Merlin Codec Block Diagram

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Microphone Input. The Codec provides a microphone interface for

an electret microphone. The microphone input is differential to reduce

common mode noise pickup. The microphone must be AC-coupled to

the MICINP and MICINN inputs. A quiet, clean voltage (MICBIAS) is

available to provide a bias for the electret microphone. The micro-

phone input amplifier has programmable gains from -4 to 28 dB (-4, 0,

6, 12, 18, 24, and 28 dB), to accommodate a wide range of micro-

phone sensitivities. The microphone input is multiplexed with the line

input signal before the A/D conversion.

Line Input. The Codec line input is an auxiliary input which may be

used as an alternative analog interface. For example, this interface

may be used between the base station Codec and the PSTN. The

line input, before final A/D conversion, is multiplexed with the micro-

phone input signal.

Fig. 12 Typical System Block Diagram for the 128-pin Merlin XROM ASIC

MVCS

MVDI

MVDO

MVCLK

OHP

RINGP

LINEIN

SPKROP

SPKRON

MICINN

MICINP

LINEO

(on handset,AUXDAC and

GPIOA6 may be used)

earpiece

microphone

Serial

EEPROM

32-Pin

Merlin

Codec

External

ROM

External

device

LNAATN

RXEN

RXIP

RXIN

RXQP

RXQN

AGC

SYNEN

REFOSC

SYNSTB

SYNDATA

SYNCLK

TXDATA

TXEN

TXPWR0

TXPWR1

TRSW

Keypad

LCD

DATA

LCDRS

LCDPWR

LCDRW

DATA[7:0]

ADDR[15:0]

ROMCSP

RDP

HOSTCSP

HOSTIRQ

HOSTACK

optional

Base station only

Handset only

WRP

LCDEN

Emulator

(Development

System Only)

EMUCLK

SYNC

NMIP

Keypad

column 1-6

Keypad

row 1-8

CDCDATAI

CDCDATAO

CDCFRAME

ICLK

MCLK

RESETOP

Base Station

/PSTN

Interface

128-Pin

Merlin

XROM

900MHz

2.4GHz

Radio

Line output. LINEO is a single-ended output capable of driving a 1

kΩ load. The output amplifier has programmable gains from -35 dB to

1.1 dB in 6 dB steps.

Speaker Output. The SPKROP and SPKRON signals form a differ-

ential output capable of driving a 150 Ω resistive load or a highly ca-

pacitive (100 nF) ceramic receiver via dual 150 Ω series resistors.

This output may be used to drive either the PSTN or the handset

earpiece. The output amplifier has programmable gains from -29 dB

to 3 dB.

7) Power Requirements

All six of the ASICs in the Merlin family of spread spectrum devices

operate within +2.7 to +3.3 V. Each of the ASICs has an active, low

power consumption of less than 60 mW (+3.3 V) and a very low power

stand-by consumption of less than 3 mW (+3.3 V).

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Controller Interface

122 DATA0 B-PUP Data bit 0

121 DATA1 B-PUP Data bit 1

120 DATA2 B-PUP Data bit 2

119 DATA3 B-PUP Data bit 3

118 DATA4 B-PUP Data bit 4

117 DATA5 B-PUP Data bit 5

116 DATA6 B-PUP Data bit 6

115 DATA7 B-PUP Data bit 7

15 ADDR0 T Address bit 0

16 ADDR1 T Address bit 1

17 ADDR2 T Address bit 2

18 ADDR3 T Address bit 3

19 ADDR4 T Address bit 4

20 ADDR5 T Address bit 5

21 ADDR6 T Address bit 6

22 ADDR7 T Address bit 7

51 ADDR8 T Address bit 8

52 ADDR9 T Address bit 9

55 ADDR10 T Address bit 10

53 ADDR11 T Address bit 11

46 ADDR12 T Address bit 12

50 ADDR13 T Address bit 13

49 ADDR14 T Address bit 14

47 ADDR15 T Address bit 15

48 WRP (Note 2) T Write; active low

54 RDP T Read; active low

112 ROMCSP O2 ROM chip select; active low

79 RAMCSP O2 RAM chip select; active low

83 HOSTCSP O2 Host chip select; active low

84 HOSTACK IS-PUP Host input acknowledge

82 SYNC (Note 2) O2 Synchronize, CPU fetching OP code

81 NMIP IS-PUP Non-maskable interrupt; active low

85 XCODEP I-PUP Emulator select; active low

80 EMUCLK (Note 2) O2 Phase 2 clock output from MC19

RF Interface

89 REFOSC B4 9.6 MHz clock used by synthesizer

102 RXIN I-A Receiver I negative differential input

101 RXIP I-A Receiver I positive differential input

104 RXQN I-A Receiver Q negative differential input

103 RXQP I-A Receiver Q positive differential input

106 AUXREF B-A AUXDAC reference

100 TXDATA O-A Transmitter data

105 AGC O-A AGC control

110 TRSW O Transmit=1/receive=0 select

108 TXEN O Transmit enable

76 RXEN O Receive enable

75 GPIOC1 O General purpose I/O. Can be configured as LNA select (LNAATN).

111 GPIOC2 O General purpose I/O. Can be configured as PA power level select (TXPWR0).

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Pin No. Pin Name Type (Note 1) Description

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RF Interface

109 GPIOC3 O General purpose I/O. Can be configured as PA power level select (TXPWR1).

88 GPIOC4 O2 General purpose I/O. Can be configured as synthesizer power (SYNEN).

87 GPIOC5 O2 General purpose I/O. Can be configured as synthesizer strobe (SYNSTB).

77 GPIOC6 O2 General purpose I/O. Can be configured as synthesizer data (SYNDATA).

76 GPIOC7 O2 General purpose I/O. Can be configured as synthesizer clock (SYNCLK).

Codec Interface

43 CDCDATAO B2 Codec data output

44 CDCDATAI I-PDN Codec data input

42 CDCFRAME T-PDN Codec frame

58 ICLK T-PDN Codec serial port clock

45 MCLK T-PDN Codec clock

59 RESETOP O4 Codec reset

GPIO Interface

123 GPIOA0 B4 General purpose I/O

124 GPIOA1 B4 General purpose I/O

125 GPIOA2 B4 General purpose I/O

126 GPIOA3 B4 General purpose I/O

127 GPIOA4 B4 General purpose I/O

128 GPIOA5 B4 General purpose I/O

1 GPIOA6 B4 General purpose I/O

8 GPIOA7 B4 General purpose I/O

38 GPIOB0 B4 General purpose I/O

37 GPIOB1 B4 General purpose I/O

36 GPIOB2 B4 General purpose I/O

31 GPIOB3 B4 General purpose I/O

30 GPIOB4 B4 General purpose I/O

26 GPIOB5 B4 General purpose I/O

25 GPIOB6 B4 General purpose I/O

24 GPIOB7 B4 General purpose I/O

9 GPIOC0 B4-PUP General purpose I/O. Can be configured as switch control read input (SWCTL).

Keypad Interface

60 KEYPADR0 BIS Keypad bidirectional control

61 KEYPADR1 BIS Keypad bidirectional control

62 KEYPADR2 BIS Keypad bidirectional control

63 KEYPADR3 BIS Keypad bidirectional control

64 KEYPADR4 BIS Keypad bidirectional control

65 KEYPADR5 BIS Keypad bidirectional control

66 KEYPADR6 BIS Keypad bidirectional control

67 KEYPADR7 BIS Keypad bidirectional control

23 KEYPADC0 BIS-PUP Keypad read input

14 KEYPADC1 BIS-PUP Keypad read input

13 KEYPADC2 BIS-PUP Keypad read input

12 KEYPADC3 BIS-PUP Keypad read input

11 KEYPADC4 BIS-PUP Keypad read input

10 KEYPADC5 BIS-PUP Keypad read input

Phone Interface

40 PARKP IS Park input; active low on base station, active high on handset.

Analog Support

95 AGND O-A Analog ground.

Pin No. Pin Name Type (Note 1) Description

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Note 1: pin type:

B2 Digital Bidirectional: 2 mA driver and CMOS receiver

B4 Digital Bidirectional: 4 mA driver and CMOS receiver

B4-PUP Digital Bidirectional: 4 mA driver and CMOS receiver with

pullup

BIS Digital Bidirectional: 4 mA driver and CMOS Schmitt receiver

BIS-PUP Digital Bidirectional: 4 mA driver with pullup and CMOS

Schmitt receiver

B-A Analog Bidirectional: Analog receiver/driver

B-PUP Digital Bidirectional: 2 mA driver with pullup and CMOS

receiver

I Digital Input: CMOS receiver

IS Digital Input: CMOS Schmitt receiver

Miscellaneous

41 ARTO O-OD ART output

39 ARTI I-PUP ART input

107 AUXDAC O-A Auxiliary DAC output

94 RESETIP I-PUP POR input; active low

91 OSCI I 19.2 MHz crystaloscillator input

90 OSCO O 19.2 MHz crystaloscillator output

96 BATT1 I-A Battery voltage input

97 BATT0 I-A Battery voltage input

86 VISP (Note 2) I-PUP Visibility mode select; active low

72 NC No connect

3 NC No connect

4 NC No connect

34 NC No connect

35 NC No connect

68 NC No connect

69 NC No connect

98 NC No connect

99 NC No connect

Supply Pins

6 VDDP VDD VDD supply to pad ring

28 VDDP VDD VDD supply to pad ring

56 VDDP VDD VDD supply to pad ring

74 VDDP VDD VDD supply to pad ring

113 VDDP VDD VDD supply to pad ring

7 VSSP VSS VSS supply to pad ring

29 VSSP VSS VSS supply to pad ring

57 VSSP VSS VSS supply to pad ring

73 VSSP VSS VSS supply to pad ring

114 VSSP VSS VSS supply to pad ring

2 VDDC VDD VDD supply to core

32 VDDC VDD VDD supply to core

71 VDDC VDD VDD supply to core

5 VSSC VSS VSS supply to core

33 VSSC VSS VSS supply to core

70 VSSC VSS VSS supply to core

92 AVDD VDD-A VDD supply to analog

93 AVSS VSS-A VSS supply to analog

27 VDDP VDD VDD supply to pad ring

MERLIN ASIC XROM (R6815): Terminal description

Pin No. Pin Name Type (Note 1) Description

IS-PDN Digital Input: CMOS Schmitt receiver with pulldown

IS-PUP Digital Input: CMOS Schmitt receiver with pullup

I-A Analog Input: Analog receiver

I-PDN Digital Input: CMOS receiver with pulldown

I-PUP Digital Input: CMOS receiver with pullup

O Digital Output: 4 mA driver

O2 Digital Output: 2 mA driver

O-A Analog Output: Analog driver

O-OD Digital Output: Open drain

T Digital Tristate: 2 mA driver

T-PDN Digital Tristate: 2 mA driver with pulldown

T-PUP Digital Tristate: 4 mA driver with pullup

Note 2: Available only for the emulation version; defined as NC for the production version.

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

Note 1: pin type: I Digital Input: CMOS receiver

I-A Analog Input: Analog receiver

O Digital Output: 4 mA driver

O-A Analog Output: Analog driver

Note 2: Do not connect. Use of this pin may cause malfunction and/or damage to the device.

5 – 21

1 NC No connect (Note 2)

2 NC No connect (Note 2)

3 NC No connect (Note 2)

4 SOUT O Serial data output

5 SIN I Serial data input

6 FSYNC I/O Frame sync

7 CDCPOR I Reset input, active low

8 AVSS I Analog 0 V power supply

9 LINEIN I-A Analog input to line pre-amp, ADC channel

10 MICNP I-A Positive differential analog input to microphone pre-amp, ADC channel

11 MICINN I-A Negative differential analog input to microphone pre-amp, ADC channel

12 MICBIAS O-A 2.2 V nominal DC bias source for electret microphone

13 VREF O-A Analog reference voltage output. Bypass to AVSS with 0.1 µF capacitor.

14 AGND O-A Analog ground bias output. Bypass to AVSS with 0.1 µF capacitor.

15 AVDD I-A Analog power supply, 2.7-3.3 V

16 AVSS I-A Analog 0 V power supply

17 LINEO O-A Line driver output, DAC channel

18 SPKROP O-A Positive speaker driver output, DAC channel

19 SPKPON O-A Negative speaker driver output, DAC channel

20 DVSS I Digital 0 V power supply

21 DVDD I Digital power supply, 2.7-3.3 V

22 NC No connect (Note 2)

23 NC No connect (Note 2)

24 NC No connect (Note 2)

25 NC No connect (Note 2)

26 CDCICLK I Bit clock input/output for digital serial interface

27 NC No connect (Note 2)

28 NC No connect (Note 2)

29 NC No connect (Note 2)

30 NC No connect (Note 2)

31 CDCMCLK I Main clock input

32 NC No connect (Note 2)

20438: Terminal description

Pin No. Pin Name Type (Note 1) Description

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

5 – 22

[5] Circuit description of Cordless

handset PWB

1. Cordless handset configuration

Fig. 13

Fig. 14

1) Cordless handset PWB

The block diagram is shown below.

MERLIN (R6815)(IC5): pin-128 QFP

The MERLIN is mainly consist of MC19 controller, DSP core,

Baseband Modem and internal RAM.

Crystal frequency is 19.2 MHz.

The system clock is 9.6 MHz.

SST39LF512P(IC3): pin-32 TSOP (FLASH ROM)

This memory store the program for MERLIN.

It is able to change the program by using download tool.

S-24C04(IC4): pin-8 SOP (EEPROM)

This is nonvolatile memory. The memory size is 4 Kbits.

It is stored the system ID, channel number etc.

20438(IC8): pin-32 QFP (CODEC)

This part is adjust the signal level from mic/to receiver.

And it convert the signal from analog to digital or from digital to

analog.

TMX964A(UNIT1): pin-26 SOP (RF MODULE)

This part is modulated the baseband signal to 2.4 GHz band radio

frequency.

It consist of RF109, RF110 made by CONEXANT and VCO for

oscillating 2.4 GHz etc.

RF109 is 2.4 GHz DSS Transceiver. The main function are that

LNA/Quadrature mixer from RF down to baseband and mixer for

baseband to RF modulation.

Transmitter output levels are selectable for high, medium, and low

power modes.

LNA gains are selectable for high and low modes.

RF110 is a three stage class AB power amplifier for 2.4 GHz band.

2) LCD(GPM190A0)

This LCD is COG type.

Its display format is 15charactor × 3line dot matrix and display mode

is STN.

3) RECEIVER(DTR-208H)

This part is Dynamic receiver with Hearing Aid to meet FCC regu-

lation.

4) SPEAKER(DSH-305)

This is Dynamic Mylar Speaker. Output impedance is 32 Ω at

1 kHz.

5) BATTERY(3HR-5/4AAAU)

This is Nickel Metal Hydride Rechargeable Battery.

It consists of 3cell battery, poly switch, cable and 2pin connector.

The normal voltage is 3.6 V, and the typical capacity is 850 mAh.

6) HANDSET

Handset is able to communicate with hands free by using Hand-

set.

The meat plug size is φ 2.5.

7) ANTENNA

Antenna type is Whip antenna.

CORDLESS

HANDSET

PWB

RECEIVER

SPEAKER

HEADSET

(OPTION)

BATTERY

ANTENNA

LCD

MERLIN

FLASH

ROM

EEPROM

MODULE

CODEC

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

5 – 23

Fig. 15

This system use two methods of charging to the battery.

One is quick charge, another is trikle charge.

The quick charge is that HSCHG signal level is high.

The current of quick charge is about 160mA - 92mA.

The control of trikle charge is shown as below.

Fig. 16

Fig. 17

2. Charger circuit 4. Channel Frequency

Using channel are shown as below.

The frequency spacing is 1.8MHz, not overlapping.

5. TX Wideband Response

Fig. 18 shows a typical plot of random spread spectrum data as viewed

at the antenna. This plot can be used to check that the system per-

forms to the FCC out-of-band emission requirements.

Fig. 18 RF Spectrum of Merlin 2400 MHz

CHARGER CIRCUIT

HSCHG

R10

VCC BAT

TO REGULATOR

TERMINAL

CONNECTOR

FOR BATTERY

–

HSCHG

CURRENT

5.8SEC 54.2SEC

about 100mA

8mA

CHARGER CIRCUIT

HSCHG

R10

VCC BAT

TO REGULATOR

TERMINAL

CONNECTOR

FOR BATTERY

–

3. 2.4GHz DSSS Technical Specifications

1 FREQUENCY 2.4GHz ISM BAND

2 NUMBER OF CHANNEL 40CH

3 CHANNEL SPACING 1.8MHz

4 ACCESS METHOD FDMA-TDD

(Frequency Division Multiple

Access, Time Division Duplex)

5 SPREAD METHOD DSSS

(Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum)

6 CHIP RATE 12chips/bit

7 DATA TRANSFER RATE 100kbps

RATE OF BASE BAND DATA

1200kbps

9 MODULATION METHOD DBPSK

(Differential Binary Phase Shift Keying)

No. Item Specifications

1 2404.8 21 2440.8

2 2406.6 22 2442.6

3 2408.4 23 2444.4

4 2410.2 24 2446.2

5 2412.0 25 2448.0

6 2413.8 26 2449.8

7 2415.6 27 2451.6

8 2417.4 28 2453.4

9 2419.2 29 2455.2

10 2421.0 30 2457.0

11 2422.8 31 2458.8

12 2424.6 32 2460.6

13 2426.4 33 2462.4

14 2428.2 34 2464.2

15 2430.0 35 2466.0

16 2431.8 36 2467.8

17 2433.6 37 2469.6

18 2435.4 38 2471.4

19 2437.2 39 2473.2

20 2439.0 40 2475.0

Channel

Number Channel Center

Frequency (MHz) Channel

Number Channel Center

Frequency (MHz)

-10

-20

-30

-40

-50

-60

Ref Level

40 dBm

RBW

VBW

SWT

RF Att

Center 2439.0 MHz

Test Conditions:

High Power Mode

VBATT: +3.6 V 500 kHz Span 5 MHz

Unit

100 kHz

1 MHz

5 ms

10.9 dB Offset

40 dB

dBm

Ex.) The current of quick charge mode to the battery

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

5 – 24

6. RUNTZ2099XHZZ LCD Terminal description (Cordless handset)

1 RS Register selection input

2 RW-WR This pin is connected to R/W pin of MPU

3 E-RD This pin is connected to E pin of MPU

4 CSB Chip selection input

5-8 DB7-DB4 Data bus

9 VDD Power supply for logic

10-14 V4-V0 Bias voltage level for LCD driving

15 VR Voltage adjust pin

16 VOUT DC/DC voltage converter output

17 CAP2- Capacitor connecting pin for the internal voltage converter

18 CAP2+ Capacitor connecting pin for the internal voltage converter

19 CAP1- Capacitor connecting pin for the internal voltage converter

20 CAP1+ Capacitor connecting pin for the internal voltage converter

21 VSS Ground

22 RESETB Hardware reset input

Pin No. Symbol Functions

[6]

Circuit description of power supply PWB

This power supply unit has the function to convert the AC 220 - 240 V

50/60 Hz to DC +24 V, and provide these outputs to the equipment. The

following explains the function of each block. (See Fig. 20)

1. Block diagram

Fig. 20

2-1. Filter circuit

This circuit reduces the outgoing noise through the input lines which is

generated in the power supply unit, and prevents the invasion of the

noise from the lines.(the excessive surge such as the thunder is pre-

vented by the varistor(Z1).)

2-2. Rectifying/smoothing circuit

This circuit rectifies and smoothes the AC input, and provides the DC

voltage to the switching circuit block.

2-3. Switching circuit

This circuit converts the DC voltage(provided from the Rectification and

smoothing circuit block) to the high frequency pulse voltage by FET(Q1)’s

switching(on/off repeat), and provides the energy to the transformer(T1).

It discharges the energy(charged during the FET ON time) to the sec-

ondary side during the FET OFF time through the secondary windings.

The output voltage on the secondary side provided by the energy de-

pend on the ratio of the winding turns(primary : secondary) etc.

2-4. Control circuit

This circuit block controls the output voltage by transmitting the detected

+24 V voltage to the primary control circuit through the photo-

coupler(PC1). In case of the over-current, this circuit reduces providing

the energy to the transformer. In case of the over-voltage, this circuit

reduces providing the energy to the transformer by letting the Power-

Zener(D104; connected between the +24 V output voltage and GND)

into the short mode and letting the over-current protection circuit work.

2-5. +24V circuit

This circuit block rectifies and smoothes the high-frequency pulse volt-

age provided by the transformer, and provides the DC +24 V output to

the equipment. The output voltage is adjusted by the variable

resistor(VR101).

2-6. +5V circuit

This circuit block rectifies and smoothes the high-frequency pulse volt-

age provided by the transformer, and provides about DC +6 V output to

the regulator IC, and provides the DC +5 V output to the equipment.

Filter

Circuit

Rectifying/

Smoothing

Circuit

Switching

Circuit

+24V

AC IN

Photo Coupler

T2.5A/250V

Control

Circuit

T2.5A/250V

TRANSFORMER

+5V

Circuit +5V

GND

F101

T4A/250V

+24V

Circuit

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

5 – 25

Fig. 21

[7] Circuit description of CIS unit

1. CIS

CIS is an image sensor which puts the original paper in close contact

with the full-size sensor for scanning, being a monochromatic type

with the pixel number of 1,728 dots and the main scanning density of

8 dots/mm.

It is composed of sensor, rod lens, LED light source, light-conductive

plate, control circuit and so on, and the reading line and focus are

previously adjusted as the unit.

Due to the full-size sensor, the focus distance is so short that the set

is changed from the light weight type to the compact type.

5ms

2µs0V

0.8V~2.9V

(White original paper)

Approx.3.3V

øT

CISCLK

2. Waveforms

The following clock is supplied from SCE214V of the control board,

and VO is output.

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

CHAPTER 6. CIRCUIT SCHEMATICS AND PARTS LAYOUT

[1] Control PWB circuit 1/6

Main control block

6 – 1

WR-

THADI

BZOUT1

CNTH-10

CNTH-2

CNTH-12

CNCIS-5

CNTH-3

CNPN-10

CNPN-12

CNPN-9

CNPN-13

PWRDWN-

TPB-

TPA-

TPA

TPB

CNTH-14

CNTH-13

CNCIS-4

CNPN-14

CNPN-11

CNPN-2

CNPN-3

CNPN-4

CNPN-15

CNPN-16

CNPN-1

D[7:0]

RD-

CAS-

ROMCS-

VIN

DW R-

RAS-

RLYCONT

WP-

CNTH-11

A[18:0]

+3.3V

VBAT

+3.3V

STRB3-

STRB2-

STRB1-

PCLK

DATA

LATCH-

(2-4G)

(2-5A)

ØT

STRB4-

SEN3

SEN2

SEN1

SEN4

SEN0

DG DGDG

A13

A11

A15

(2-6A)

A18

A16

A14

A17

A10

A12

DG DG

CISC LK

KEN1A

KEN4A

KEN2A

KEN3A

SEN6

SEN5

(2-4A)

(2-3A)

(4-2D)

(5-2I)

(6-1E)

(5-5E)

(5-6D)

N.M.

<G>

(2-4G)

(6-2A)

(2-3F)

R157

10M

C176 100p/50V

C200 1000p/50V

C111

C144

1u/10V

C138

0.1u/50V

C154

100px4

R108

470

C121

0.1u/50V

R117 150

R118

1K R135

C199 1000p/50V

RA2

470

R104 0

C123

0.1u/50V

<F>

R187

100

C175

R128

220K

C110

100pFX5

C122

0.1u/50V

C143

1u/10V

C107

C177 100p/50V

C104

C115

100p

C194 100p/50V

R132

C145

1u/10V

<A>

R105

470

<<ØT>>

C109

C103

C113

100p

C170

1u/10V

<E>

<B>

C198 100p/50V

R130

C197 100p/50V

R156

10K

<C>

C174

C195 100p/50V

C167 N.M

C102

220px4 C142

1u/10V

<K>

<D>

C101

C108

<H>

C112

C148

1u/10V

C166

1u/10V

<J>

R101

10K

C119

0.1u/50V

C130

0.1u/50V

32.768KHz

RA1

470

R175 270

<L>

<I>

C132

22p/50V

RA3

470

<<CCIISSCCLLKK>>

C116

N.M.

C118

N.M.

R173 270

R116 270

C196 100p/50V

R133

C131

22p/50V

C152

R134

220

C147 1u/10V

R106

470

32.256MHz

<M>

C146

20p/50V

IC 3

SCE214V(1/2)

FAX CONTROLLER

TEST0

TEST1

D0 141

D1 142

D2 143

D3 144

D4 145

D5 146

D6 147

D7 148

A23 140

A22 139

A21 138

A20 137

A19 136

A18 135

A17 134

A16 131

A15 130

A14 129

A13 128

A12 127

A11 126

A10 125

A9 124

A8 123

A7 122

A6 121

A5 120

A4 118

A0 114

A3 117

A2 116

A1 115

RD 6

WR 5

ROMCS 3

SYNC 4

REGDMA/GPO18/CLKDIV0 175

WAIT/GPO19/CLKDIV1 176

RAS 25

CAS 26

DWR 27

WRPROT 31

BATRST

VBAT

PWRDWN

INTPWRDOWNE

XOUT

XIN

VREFp

VREFn/CLREF

39 VIN

40 THADI

ALTTONE (BZ)

149

OPI0

19 OPI1

20 OPI2

21 OPI3

SM0

171 SM1

172 SM2

173 SM3

174

OPO0

12 OPO1

13 OPO2

14 OPO3

15 OPO4

16 OPO5

17 OPO6

SXIN

SXOUT

CLK2

START

STRB0

57 STRB1

58 STRB2

59 STRB3

PCLK

PDAT

PLAT

VSS 165

VSS 133

VSS 107

VSS 70

VSS 50

VSS 45

VSS 9

VSSPLL 2

TSTCLK 8

RESET 108

DEBUGn 7

VDDPLL 1

VDD 166

VDD 161

VDD 132

VDD 119

VDD 64

VDD 48

VDD 24

IVREFp 47

IVREFn 46

ADXG 43

ADGA 38,41

ADVA 42

LCDCS

VDD 97

C1401u/10V

C141

0.1u/50V

C129

0.1u/50V

C149

20p/50V

R155 0

C168

0.1u/50V

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

DW R-

CAS-

ROMCS-

A[18:0]

D[7:0]

RD-

WR-

FRD-

FCLE

FCS-

FW R-

FALE

READY

RAS-

WP-

+3.3V

A10

A11

A12

A13

A14

A15

A16

A17

A18

DG DG

(1-5I)

(1-6I)

(1-3I)

(1-4I)

(1-3I)

(1-4I)

(3-2A)

(1-6H)

IC1

SST39VF040P

FLASH ROM

A10

A11

A12

A13

A14

A15

A16

A17

30 OE 32

WE 7

D0 21

D1 22

D2 23

D3 25

D4 26

D5 27

D6 28

D7 29

VDD 8

GND 24

N.C.(A18)

R125

10k

L110

R112

10k

C100

0.1u/50V

IC2

MSM51V4800E

DRAM

VCC 1

RAS

VCC 14

GND 15

CAS

23 GND 28

DQ0 2

DQ1 3

DQ2 4

DQ3 5

DQ4 24

DQ5 25

DQ6 26

DQ7 27

NC 21

R115

C126

0.1u/50V

R113

R204

N.M.

R114

N.M.

R205

N.M.

C210

N.M.

R199

N.M.

C135

0.1u/50V

C217

N.M.

IC8

K9F4008W0A

FLASH MEMORY

VSS 22

CLE

ALE

WE-

WP-

N.C.

I/O0 18

I/O1 19

I/O2 20

I/O3 21

VSS 1

VCC 44

I/O4 24

I/O5 25

I/O6 26

I/O7 27

N.C.

30 N.C.

29 N.C.

28 N.C.

N.C.

N.C. 33

N.C. 34

N.C. 35

GND 40

R/B-

RE-

CE-

VCC 23

N.C. 38

N.C. 37

N.C. 36

N.C. 39

Memory block 2/6

6 – 2

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

FAX Modem block 3/6

6 – 3

CNLIUA-15

CNLIUA-12

CNLIUA-13

CNLIUA-10

SPMUTE

RCVOL

SIGMUTE

DTMFMUTE

CNLIU A-6

CNLIUA-16

ORGSNS-

CSWI

LEDON

VTHON

DR/RBN

FRSNS-

CNPRG-1

CNPRG-3

READY

FCLE

FALE

FRD-

FW R-

FCS-

VOLB

VOLC

VOLA

CNDSS-5

CNLIUA- 1

CNDSS-7

W-TONE

THLOOK

CNTH-5

CNDSS-8

SPOUT

CNLIU A-9

TELOUT1

SIGTX

CNLIU A-4

SIGRX

CNDSS-6

THCHK

DPON

WA RNING

TMICHK +3.3V

+3.3V

MAG

(6-1C)

(6-6E)

(6-2E)

(6-4E)

THRANK

DPON

RHS-

HS-

CI-

DTMFMUTE

SIGMUTE

(6-3E)

CML

SPMUTE

RCVOL

TELMUTE

(6-1A)

(6-3E)

(6-1I)

DPMUTE

DG DG

(4-5C)

(4-4C)

(4-6C)

(5-5E)

(4-3C)

(5-3D)

FLRXD

FLTXD

<CS5A>

CI-

SRLTX

SRLRX

PARK

VOL C

VOL B

LEDON

VTHON

FRSNS

ORGSNS

DR/ RBN

CSWI

FCS

FRD

FW R

FCLE

FALE

READY

VOL A

(2-2G)

(2-3G)

(2-2G)

(6-1G)

(5-2D)

<CS5>

(6-2D)

MICMUTE

N.M.

(5-5E)

NOT MOUNTED

(6-5A)

N.M.

(5-1i)

(6-2C)

MAG

IC3

SCE214V(2/2)

MODEM BLOCK

GPIO15 / CS5

GPIO16

AVDD (IIA) 85

GPIO37

GPO28

155

GPIO31

159

GPO27

154

GPO25

GPIO34

162

GPO30

157

GPIO32

160

GPIO13

GPIO17

SPKR_OUTP (IIA) 88

GPO1

168

MIC_INM (IIA) 81

MIC_INP (IIA) 80

GPO29

156

MCDE0 91

GPO0

167

LINE_INP (IIA) 79

N.C. 37

SASRXD

110

GPIO3

109

GPIO19

66 GPIO11

65 GPIO36

164 GPIO35

163

VTHON

MIC_BIAS (IIA) 82

TESTC 73

FCS

GPIO29

158

SASCLK2

105

DSS_PARK

106 SASRXD2

103

LINE_OUTP (IIA) 87

SASTXD2

104

VOL-C

170 VOL-B

169 VOL-A

150

READY

151 FALE

153

FRD

112

SOUT (IIA) 74

POR (IIA) 77

FSYNC (IIA) 76

ICLK (IIA) 92

MCLK (IIA) 71

CTRLI (IIA) 72

SIN (IIA) 75

SA1CLK 102

IA1CLK 98

IACLK 96

SR1IO 101

SR4OUT 100

SR3IN 99

IARESET 95

DVSS(IIA) 93

DVDD (IIA) 90

SPKR_OUTM (IIA) 89

AGND (IIA) 84

VREF (IIA) 83

AVSS2 (IIA) 78

AVSS1 (IIA) 86

FWR

113

FCLE

152

SASTXD

111

L107 0

R189 270

C203

R176

R186 270

C190

C202

+C7

10u/50V

R190 150

+C4

10u/50V

C162

0.1u/50V

C127

R154

2.2K

C165

0.1u/50V

R153

C209

100p/50V

R191 150

R129 1K

C169

1000p/50V

R177 270

R183 270

C220

C163

0.1u/50V

R174 1K

C137

N.M.

10u/50V

R178 470

C139

0.1u/50V

C206

100p/50V.

RA4

270

C128

C205

100px3

C204

L105 0

C164 0.1u/16V-K

L104

L106 0

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

CSWi-

ORGSNSi-

PWRDWN -

CNPN-8

CNPW-6

CNPW-5

CNPW-1

CNPW-2

CNPW-3

CNPW-4

CNCSW-2

CNPN-6

CNCSW-1

CNPN-7

CNLIUA-11 DR/RBN

CNPR G-2

FRSNSi-

CNDSS-1

CNDSS-2

CNDS S-3

CNDS S-4

CNPN-5

CNLIU A-2

+3.3V

VBAT

+24V

VREG

+3.3V

CSW-

FRSNS-

ORGSNS-

VREG

+24V

(3-3A)

(1-1G)

(3-3A)

FILM

+3.3V

DGD G

<TP22>

<FILM>

<TP104>

<TP113>

<+24V>

<TP140>

<TP139>

<TP19-132>

PDG

MAG

DG PDG

C193

0.1u/50V

R100

5.6K

L102

C207

1000p/50V <+3.3V>

R111

N.M.

+C8

220u/6.3V

R109

N.M.

L108 0

R168

270

L109 0

D100

HRW0202

A2 K

C106

1000p/50V

C158

N.M.

C159

1u/10V

C171

100p/50V

R179

270

ZD 2

MTZJ5.6B

C105

1000p/50V

R170

N.M.

C192

0.1u/50V

<VBT>

+C10

22u/50V

220u/16V

BAT1

CR2032

D101

1SS355

C157

N.M.

C211

470p/50V

<DG>

R103

270

REG1

S-814A33AUC-BCX

Vin

5Vout 1

VSS

NC 3

ON/OFF

<DG>

R166

20k

R127

51K

R102

270

R147

<VBT1>

Sensor/Reset/Power supply block 4/6

6 – 4

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

Video processing/Motor drive/Thermal block 5/6

6 – 5

VIN

TPA

TPB

TPA-

TPB-

VTHON

CNCIS-1

CNCIS-3

CNCIS-2

CNMT-5

CNMT-6

CNMT-4

CNMT-3

CNMT-2

CNMT-1

CNTH-1

CNTH-15

CNTH-6

CNTH-7

CNTH-8

LEDON

CNCIS-6

LEDON-

CNTH-4

THADI

CNTH-9

CNLIU A-3

CNCIS-7

THCHK-

THCHK THCHK-

THLOOK

TMICHK

CISV DD

+24V

+3.3V

+24V

CISV DD

VG VG

VG MG MG

VMT

TPAD

TPBD

TPAD-

TPBD-

THG

VTH

(1-2F)

(3-3A)

(1-1F)

(1-1E)

+24V

GLED

(5-5I)

(5-3A)

THG

THI

THVDD

THADI

(1-2F)

CISV DD

THG

+24VL

(3-4A) (5-3D)

(3-2B)

D Y NA

ROHM

0Ω

N.M.

N.M 0.01 u/ 50V

300Ω( 2W) 1000p/ 50V

R1 R192 C124

CIS Maker

<TP109>

<TP141>

<TP17>

<TP138>

<TP137>

<TP136>

<TP135>

<TP134>

<TP133>

<TP131>

(5-5H)

<TP20>

(3-1A)

R149

100k

+C3

10u/50V

R206

100K

C178

N.M.

C161

N.M.

ZD1

1N4748

Q102

1N436C

R150

470K

R192

L103

ZD100

02CZ1 8-Y

Q113

1N141C

Q111

KRA102S

<VG>

C114

0.1u/50V

R1 N.M.

L100

R120

5.1K

R163

0.1u/50V

R171

120K

Q100

2SA1530A

R172

22K

Q110

1N141C

R107

10K

<VIN>

R119

<VO>

C160

1u/10V

C124

0.01u/50V

220u/6.3V

R152

20K

C117

0.1u/50V

100u/25V

R151 100k

D4S1

Q108

SI4431ADY

FU100

KAB3202

IC6

KID65001AP

77C 10

6C 11

5C 12

4C 13

3C 14

2C 15

1C 16

COM 9

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

CNDSS-10

VOLA

DTMFMUTE

RCVOL

TELOUT

CNLIU A-8

WA RNING

SPMUTE

TELOUT1

CNSP-1

SIGTX

W-TONE

CNDSS-11

CNLIUA-14

DTMFMUTE

SPOUT

VOLB

CNLIU A-5

SIGRX

VOLC

CNSP-2

CNLIU A-9

CNDSS-12

BZOUT1

ICM

RCVOL

CNDS S-9

ICM

CNLIU A-7

DPON

CNDSS-13

TELOUT

RLYCONT

SIGMUTE

+3.3V

VREG

+3.3V

+3.3V +3.3V

+3.3V

(6-2A)

CML

(3-5A)

IC12C

MAG

TELIN

MAG

(3-1A)

SP+

(3-3A)

(3-3H)

MAG

(3-5A)

MAG

(3-1A)

DSSOUT

MAG

NOT MOUNTED

MAGMAG

TXOUT

NOT MOUNTED

(3-5A)

MAG

DSSTX

SP-

MAG

4066

(3-3A)

(3-3H)

MAG

DSSIN

(1-1F)

(3-5A)

MAG

(3-2H)

TELOUT

SIGRX

(6-5A)

I NCOM

(3-4A)

(3-5A)

SIGTX

(3-2H)

NOT MOUNTED

(3-4A)

(6-2F)

DSSRX

RXIN

(6-6C)

(1-3I)

MAG

NOT MOUNTED

MAG

C125

1u/10V

Q104

C185

1u/10V-K

IC11

KIC7S66F

LV4051

VDD

GND

VEE

E-

IC5

C150

1u/10V

NJM2113

IC7

R136

C208

0.1u/16V-K

ZD101

HZU2 .7B1

Q105

1N141C

R138

N.M.

R121

150K

IC12D

4066

10 11

C221

N.M.

IC12A 4066

R143 39K

C213

0.1u/50V

R194

C188

0.022u/50V

C214

1u/10V-K

IC4

KIC7S66F

C156

0.1uF/ 50V

R139 220K

R142 200K

Q106

C182

1u/10V-K

R137

20K

47u/25V

R182

N.M.

C180Not mounted

C222

N.M.

R146 91K

Q112

1N141C

C223

Not mounted

C218

C181 0

R165

C224

1u/10V-K

R195

C219

IC10C

LV4053

R196

R124 220K

C189

1u/10V

R184

D102

1SS355

C215

1u/10V-K

C216

0.1u/50V

R145 6.2K

IC10A

LV4053

R181

0.1u/16V-K

C133

0.01u/50V

C186

1u/10V

C151

4700p/50V

C184

0.01u/50V

C183

1u/10V-K

C212

0.1u/50V

C225

N.M.

IC13

(KIC7S66F)

C187

15K

C155

0.1u/50V

R160

R193

R198

R203100

R140 470K

IC12C

4066

R200

N.M.

Q103

C172

0.1u/50V

R131

15K

R164

R201

100

R180 N.M.

R197

D103

1SS355

R122

100K

C179

R202

100

R144 24K

C134 220p/50V

IC10B

LV4053

R167

2.4K

R141 1.5M

Analog signal block 6/6

6 – 6

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

Control PWB parts layout (Top side)

6 – 7

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

Control PWB parts layout (Bottom side)

6 – 8

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

[2] LIU PWB circuit 1/3

ARG

CNTLJ-3

CNLNJ-3

CNTLJ-2

CNLNJ- 4

CNLNJ- 1

CNLNJ- 2

CNLNJ- 6

CNLNJ- 5

CNTLJ-4

CNTLJ-5

(2 -5D)

EX-T2

EX-T1

N.C.

(2 -5D)

( 2125)

JP21

N.M

AR1

RA501P-C6

JP20

N.M

Q104

N.M.

ZD3

HZ2A1

JP6 N. M.

VA1

CSS-301M

Vre f A

CML(2/3)

BS108

IN/OUT

ZD2

HZ2A1

R118

C10

0.56u/250V

JP5 N. M.

L6 R-5C

22k(1W)

C124

N.M.

R117(2125)

43k

N.M

C11

0.33u

C20

N.M

TN07G181

1u/250

1SS133/1SS270

C15

10u/50V

VA2

TN07G270

C122(2125)

0.068u/25

PC3(1/2)

N.M

ZD8

MTZJ6.8B

PC1(1/2)

TLP621

ZD9

N.M

R115

300(1/10W)

2165

R140(2125)

15k

C12

22u/50

4.7mH

R10

10k (1/4W)

R145

N.M (2125)

ZD6

J.P

JP1

REC1

S1ZB60

ZD4

MTZJ20B

JP4

CML(1/3)

A3X-24E-908

C118(2125)

N.M

JP25

N.M

R144

0 (2125)

L8 R-5C

Q 5

N.M

15 (1/ 4W)

Q 4

N.M

L7 N.M.

R143

N.M (2125)

AR2

RA501P-C6

JP24

51(1W)

PC4(1/2)

N.M

15(1/4W)

PC2(1/2)

N.M

JP23

C125(2125)

N.M.

JP22

N.M

NOTE:

This mark indicates a safety-critical part(s).

6 – 9

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

LIU PWB circuit 2/3

DG DG

CNLIU A-8

CNHJ -3

CNLIU A-4

CNHJ -4

CNLIU A-7

CNHJ -1

CNHJ -2

CNLIU A-5

CNLIU A-6

CNLIUA-14

( 1-1D)

RXIN

RX+

(3-2A)

TXOUT

RX- (3-2A)

(3-2A)

TX+

(3-2A)

( 3-5D)

TX-

( 1-1D)

MICMUTE

TELOUT

(3-2A)

TELIN

TELMUTE

NOT MOUNTED

R120

C117 1000p

C137 820p

R135 30k

R132

R110 24k

R100

3.3k

C109 1500p

C142

N.M

R125

10K

C106

N.M

C143

R142

N.M

C135

0.01uF

DG1

C144

Q101

RT1N436C

DG1

R133 47k

C145

C105

N.M

ZD5

MTZJ10B

JP29

N.M

C134

N.M

R134 22k

JP30

N.M

R137

3.3k

L1R-5C

R105

150(2125)

JP31

R121

6.8k

R130

390

Vre f A

+C 22

N.M

C131

N.M

Vre f B

+ C13

10uF/50V

+C 23

N.M

C133

0.056uF

C136

N.M

DG1

Q100

KTC3875GR

C103

220p

N.M

HSDG

DG1

C113

0.01u

C130

100pF

R111 150k

C115

N.M

R136 22k

C108

N.M

C140

N.M

C119

N.M

(2-1B)

C102

1000p

R103

C101

1000p

R109 8.2k

R101

R106

2.2k

L2R-5C

C116

N.M

Vref A

IC102

NJM2904M

C104

0.1u

Vref A

IC102

NJM2904M

Vref B

N.M

R131

N.M

C132

N.M

Q102

RT1N436C

R102 16k

C138

N.M

R107

N.M

ZD7

N.M

Vre f A

IC101

NJM2904M

C127

R126

3.9K

IC101

NJM2904M

4.7u/50V

R112

1.5k

C139 1000p

R104

3.3k

Q106

N.M.

C100

N.M.

IN/OUT

R122 220k

C129

N.M

C112

N.M

R127

R124

620

22u/50V

(2-3D)

6 – 10

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

LIU PWB circuit 3/3

CNLIUA-11

CNLIUA-13

CNLIU A-2

CNLIU A-9

CNLIU A-3

CNLIUA-17

CNLIUA-15

CNLIUA-12

CNLIUA-10

CNLIUA-16

CNLIU A-1

RHS

+24VL

DPON

CML

( 2-5D)

DPMUTE

FILM

( 1-1D)

RLYCNT

(3-2A) (3-2A)

NOT MOUNTED

NOT MOUNTED NOT MOUNTED

Q105

N.M.

100(1/4W)

+24VL

+24VA

DG1

R128

N.M

C128

N.M

PC1(2/2)

TLP621

N.M

C123

0.1u

Q107

N.M

ZD1

N.M

IC102

NJM2904M

C126

0.1u/50V

PC3(2/2) N.M

R119

N.M.

C141

N.M

R116

N.M.

+24VL

PC2(2/2) N.M

+C3

47u/25V

HSDG

1SS133/1SS270

Vre f A

DG1

Q103

RT1N436C

TP1

IC101

NJM2904M

C107

0.1u/50V

Q109

N.M

C111

0.1u

R123

N.M.

REG1

NJM78L05A

Vout

GND

Vin

TP2

PH2

SG206

C14

100uF/25V

+24VA

CML(3/3)

A5X-24E-908

Vre f A

PC4(2/2)

N.M

Vre f A

24VL

C121

0.1u

R113

20K

C114

1000p

R129

N.M

SW1

HOOK SW

PH1

SG206

C120

0.1u

Vre f B

100u/50V

R108

20K

DG1

DG2

C110

N.M

+24VL

1.2k(1W)

Q108

N.M.

22u/50V

NOTE:

This mark indicates a safety-critical part(s).

6 – 11

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

LIU PWB parts layout (Top side)

6 – 12

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

LIU PWB parts layout (Bottom side)

6 – 13

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

6 – 14

A14

A[0..15]

A10

A11

A12

D[0 .. 7]D[0 .. 7]

A15

A9 A15

A13

A11

A10

VVCCCC__33..33VV

DG DG

VVCCCC__33..33VV

VVCCCC__33..33VVDG

RFG

VVCCCC__33..33VVDG

VVCCCC__33..33VV

DG DG DG

CDDAT AIN

DSSOUT

ROMCS

INCOM

CDDATAO UT

ICLK

FRAME

MCLK

MONIN

PARK

WRITE

READ

RESETO

DSS IN

MONOUT

SYNEN

SYNDA TA

AGC

SYNSTB

REFOSC

RXIN

RXEN

RXIP

SYNCLK

TXDATA

RXQP

RXQN

TXPWR1

TXPWR0

TXEN

LNATTN

ROMCS

READ

WRITE

TDD Control

TXEN = High : Transmit Data

RXEN = High : Receiver Data

Power Level Control

TXPWR1 = Low , TXPWR0 = Low : High Power

TXPWR1 = Hihg, TXPWR0 = Low : Medium Power

TXPWR1 = Low , TXPWR0 = High : Low Power

TXPWR1 = Hihg, TXPWR0 = Hihg : Undefined

Reset

Turn on Vcc_BAT = 2.76V

(RESETIP Input Voltage = 1.257 V[ +36mV,-36mV])

Turn off Vcc_BAT = 2.96V

(RESETIP Input Voltage = 1.35 V[ +36mV,-36mV] )

( 3-5B)

( 3-3B)

( 3-5D)

to NMI

( 3-5B)

( 1-1A)

Codec Control

to EMUSYNC

( 3-5B)

( 1-1A)

to RESET

( 3-5D)

( 3-5B)( 3-3B) ( 3-5B)

( 1-1A)

( 3-5D)

( 3-5B)

( 3-3B)

to EMUCLK

( 3-5D)

(2 -4C)

I2 C Clock

(2 -2C)

(PLL Clock 9.6MHz)

I2 C Serial Data

(2 -5C)

(2 -4C)

(2 -5C)

(2 -4C)

(2 -2D)

( 2-2C)

( 2-2D)

( 2-5C)

( 2-2C)

( 2-5C)

( 2-2C)

( 3-5B)

( 1-5B)

Low Noise Amp attenuation

LNATTN = Low : receiver High Gain mode

LNATTN = High : receiver Low Gain mode

Common Round

Crystal [K SS]

R130 100

C119

0.1u

C113

100p

TP17

TP26

R148 0

C 8

C112

100p

IC2

CX80705-13

Merlin ASIC XROM

AUX DAC

107

ARTO

ARTI

RESETIP

OSCI

OSCO

BATT1

BATT0

VDDP

113

VSSP

VDDC

VSSC

AVDD

AVSS

AGND

PARKP

KEYPADR0

KEYPADR1

KEYPADR2

KEYPADR3

KEYPADR4

KEYPADR5

KEYPADR6

KEYPADR7

KEYPADC5

KEYPADC3

KEYPADC4

KEYPADC2

KEYPADC1

KEYPADC0

GPIOA0

123

GPIOA1

124

GPIOA2

125

GPIOA3

126

GPIOA4

127

GPIOA5

128

GPIOA6

GPIOA7

GPIOB0

GPIOB1

GPIOB2

GPIOB3

GPIOB4

GPIOB5

GPIOB6

GPIOB7

GPIOC0/SWCTL

MCLK/CDCMCLK

CDCDATAO

CDCDATAI

CDCFRAME

CDCICLK/ICLK

RESETOP/CDCPOR

REFOSC

RXIN

102

RXIP

101

RXQP

103

RXQN

104

AGC

105

TXDATA

100

TRSW

110

TXEN

108

RXEN

GPIOC1

GPIOC2

111

GPIOC3

109

GPIOC4

GPIOC5

GPIOC6

GPIOC7

AUXREF

106

DATA0

122

DATA1

121

DATA2

120

DATA3

119

DATA4

118

DATA5

117

DATA6

116

DATA7

115

ADDR0

ADDR1

ADDR2

ADDR3

ADDR4

ADDR5

ADDR6

ADDR7

ADDR8

ADDR9

ADDR10

ADDR11

ADDR12

ADDR13

ADDR14

ADDR15

WPR~3

RDP

ROMCSP

112

RAMCSP

HOSTCSP

HOSTACK

SYNC~3

NMIP

XCODEP

EMUCLK~3

VSSP

114

VDDP

VISP~3

R141 100

TP41

C 60

RA 6

100

TP40

R124 56k(F)

270

L102 0

TP34

TP35

TP49

TP31

TP37

R119

10k

TP48

C 4

0.1u

TP24

IC 6

TC7SZ04F

GND

OUT

Vcc

C 39

TP21

TP20

TP3

TP4

TP1

R156

56k(F)

R131 100

TP46

R105 0

C 40

0.1u

R112 100

L101 0

TP18

RA 1

100

R120

10k

C 37

C 59

0.01u(K )

R144 100

TP23

C 42

TP12

C 3

0.1u C 32

0.1u

TP5

R127 100

IC 3

SST39LF512 [SST]

A10

A11

A12

A13

A14

A15

DQ0

DQ1

DQ2

DQ3

DQ4

DQ5

DQ6

DQ7

CE#

OE#

WE#

VSS

VDD

L111

BLM 11HB102SD

TP32

TP42 TP22

R109 100

IC 4

S-24C04 [SII]

GND

SDA

SCL

TEST

VCC

R138 100

TP50

R125

47k(F)

R142

10k

R106

N.M

TP52

R140 100

TP6

RA 5

100

TP14

TP30

C 31

0.1u

C 33

TP54

R123 100k

C118

0.1u

C 56

0.01u(K )

L104 0

TP28

TP43

TP33

R126 100

TP51

C114

N.M

TP53

C130

33p

R129

22k

TP15 R139 100

R111 100

R128 100

R155

56k(F)

C 41

C 9

0.1u

R121

10k

C 30

RA 2

100

C 43

0.1u

RA 3

100

C 2

TP62

TP11

C 7

N.M

TP47

C 35

8p C 38

0.1u

C 36

0.1u

C 61

0.1u

TP25

TP36

R143

10k

R108 100

R154 10

TP13

C 5

TP39

TP16

RA 4

100

R107

N.M

TP44

R132 100

C 34

0.1u TP27

TP38

C102

0.22u

R110 100

TP2

C 55 0.1u

[3] Cordless PWB circuit Main control block 1/3

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

6 – 15

RFG

VCC_3.3VRF RFG

RFG

VCC_3.3VRF

RFG RFG

RFG

RFG RFG

RFG

VCC_5.0V

VCC_3.3VRF

RFG

VCC_3.3V

RFG

TXDATA

SYNEN

SYNSTB

SYNCLK

REFOSC

SYNDATA

RXEN

LNATTN

RXQN

RXQP

RXIN

RXIP

AGC

TXPWR0

TXPWR1

TXEN

( 1-2D)

( 1-2C)

( 1-2D)

( 1-2C)

( 1-2D)

( 1-2C)

C21

+C47

220u/6.3V

L105

C129

1000p

C117

N.M

+C46

1000u/10V

C17

C105

1000p

CN4

Connector 2pin

C14

R121 k

D101 1SS355

R101 k

TP65

C11

R13

R7 4.7k

C12

0.1u

C52

TP66

C23

C124

1000p

IC5

S-814(SOT-89-5)[SII]

Vout

Vss

On/Off

Vin

C122

N.M

R137 3(1/2W)[ 5025]

TP67

+C25

1000u/10V

C126

0.75p

C18

N.M

C16

C125

1000p

C15

C20

C127 3p

R8 1k

L112

3[2012]

R141 k

C53

C123

1000p

C13

N.M

C24

C50

C19

N.M

R11

C49

C57

N.M

L107

3[2012]

C27

+C54

1000u/10V C48

0.1u

IC101

S-816(SOT-23-5)[SII]

EXT

Cont

Vss

Vin

Vout

+C10

220u/6.3V

C26

Q101

2SB1427

C51

C28

0.1u

R9 1k

C121

N.M

C104

N.M

UNIT1

2.4GHz RF Module

GND

ANTENNA

GND

TXPWR0

TXPWR1

TXEN

AGC

VCC

RXQN

RXQP

RXIN

RXIP

GND

VCC

LNAATTN

RXEN

SYNDATA

REFOSC

VCC

SYNCLK

SYNSTB

SYNEN

TXDATA

VCC

GND

L106

CN101

H,FL-R

C22

RF module/power supply block 2/3

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

6 – 16

VCC_3.3V

DG AG

VCC_5.0V

DG AG

RFG DG

VCC_3.3V

CDDAT AIN

CDDATAO UT

FRAME

MCLK

ICLK

RESETO

DSSRX

DSSTX

DSSRX

MONOUT

MONIN

PARK

DSS IN

DSSOUT

INCOM

MONOUT

MONIN

PARK

CNMAIN

CNDLCNEMU

f rom NMI

f rom EMUSYNC

fr om RESET Use to EMURATOR

R106 for N.M

R107 for 10k ohm

R136 for 10k ohm

Common Ground Plane

Main Control Connector Block Down Load Connector Block

Emurator Connector Block

( 3-3B)( 1-5C)

(1 -5C) ( 3-5B)

(1 -5C)

( 1-5C) ( 3-3B)

(3 -5B)

( 1-5C) ( 3-3B)

(1 -5C) ( 3-5B)

( 1-5C)

( 1-5B)

( 3-3D)

( 3-5B)

( 1-2B)

Jumper

CN2

Connector 4pin

R115 Short(2012)

IC1

20438

Merlin Codec

DVSS

DVDD

AVSS_TX

AVSS_RX

AVDD

AGND

NC6

NC1

NC2

NC3

NC4

NC5

VREF

MICINP

MICINN

LINEIN

SPKRON

SPKROP

LINEO

XCLOKO

MODE1

MODE0

TEST

DATAO

DATAI

MICBIAS

FRAME

ICLK

MCLK

CTRLSOUT

CTRLSIN

RESETB

CT1

RFG1

R122 0

R149 0

R118 100

R153 0

C133

100p

R136 N.M

R116 2.2k

C132

100p

C110 0.1u

C107 0.1u

C131

100p

R117 100

R101

N.M

R114 1k

TP59

C109 0.1u

R102

N.M

R134 N.M[ 2012]

TP55

R151 N.M[ 2012]

R113 N.M[ 2012]

R3 3.3k

R146 N.M[ 2012]

C115

0.1u

R104 Short(2012)

C101

0.1u

TP56

C116

0.1u

R135

+C44

47u/25V

C106 0.1u

TP58

C108

0.1u

+C45

220u/6.3V

+C29

220u/6.3V

CN3

Connector 5pin

CN1

Connector 13pin

R147 N.M[ 2012]

R103 Short(2012)

TP57

+C58

10u/10V[3216]

C111

0.1u

R150 0

R133 N.M[ 2012]

CT2

RFG2

C128

N.M

R152 18k

+C1

220u/6.3V

R145 N.M[ 2012]

Analog codec/connector block 3/3

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

6 – 17

Cordless PWB parts layout (Top side)

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

6 – 18

Cordless PWB parts layout (Bottom side)

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

[4] Power supply PWB circuit 1/1

1234

PLA10A2230R4

NTC1

NTH7D8R0

2SK2717

R19

2SC1741AS

Q22

2SC4081

Q21

2SC1741AS

D18

1SS133

0.01

N.M.

R29

4.7K

R24

100K

390

470

1SS133 D102

EC31QS04

C110

0.1

R112

47K

F101

T4A/250V

GND

+5V

+24V

CNPW

D101

YG911S2

BEA101

JUMPER

C111

1000P

2D84

D14

1SS133

4700P C15

4700P

R10

6.8K

Q23

2SC4081

0.1

56/400

47P

D17

1SS133

22K

R26

47K

R28

D21

D20

1SS133

D22

HZS11

HZS9

1SS133

R25

270

R12

20K

R13

R11

9.1K

R17

680

PC1

PC123

C102

330/16

R123

C101

220/35

D104

HZ-30CP

R117

4.7K

PC1

PC123

Q101

2SC4081

D105

HZS7

R113

7.5K

R122

R115

15K

R111

R110

470

VR101

5K(1/10W)

R121

R27

56K

C13

100P

C14

0.1

C12

C11

100P

C10

4700P

33K

BEA1

BL02RN1

4.7M(1/2W)

680K R3

680K

ENC471

D11

ERA15-06

D13

ERA15-06

D10

ERA15-06 D12

ERA15-06

T2.5A/250V

CNAC 12

N.M. IC101

PQ05RD11

N.M.

F102

D D

C C

B B

A A

6 – 19

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

Power supply PWB parts layout (Top side)

6 – 20

Power supply PWB parts layout (Bottom side)

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

D D

C C

B B

A A

1SS133

SW2

START

SW1

22/50

DOWN

REC/MEMO

INTERCOM

1SS133

N.M.

REDIAL

1SS133

N.M.

STOP COPY

1SS133

PLAY

1SS133

3FUNCTION

6RESOLUTION

1SS133

#SPEAKER

OP LCR

N.M.

DGDG DG

+3.3V

LD3

LD1

LD0

LD2

R/W

ORGSNS

FRSNS

KEN1A

SEN6

KEN2A

KEN3A

KEN4A

SEN0

SEN1

SEN2

SEN3

SEN4

SEN5

CNPN_A-10

CNPN_A-11

CNPN_A-13

CNPN_A-14

CNLCD-11

CNLCD-12

CNLCD-13

CNLCD-14

CNLCD-4

CNLCD-5

CNLCD-6

CNLCD-3

CNLCD-2

CNLCD-1

CNPN_A-3

CNPN_A-2

CNPN_A-1

CNPN_A-4

CNPN_A-15

CNPN_A-16

CNPN_A-9

CNPN_A-6

CNPN_A-5

CNPN_A-7

CNPN_A-8

CNPN_A-12

LD2

N.C.

LD0

N.C.

LD1

LD3

N.C.

R/W

+3.3V

CNPN

SEN3

ORGSNS-

SEN1

+3.3V

SEN0

SEN2

SEN4

SEN5

SEN6

FRSNS-

KEN4A

KEN1A

KEN2A

KEN3A

CNPN-A

N.M.

6 – 21

[5] Operation Panel PWB circuit 1/1

Note: Since the parts of PWB cannot be supplied, change it as a unit.

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

6 – 22

Operation panel PWB parts layout

(Top side) Operation panel PWB parts layout

(Bottom side)

Note: Since the parts of PWB cannot be supplied, change it as a unit.

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

6 – 23

[6] Cordless handset PWB circuit Main control block 1/5

A12

A13

A10

A15

ROW3

D[0 .. 7]

COL5

COL1

ROW7

ROW6

A15

A10

A11

ROW2

A13

COL3

ROW1

ROW0

A11

A14

A12

COL2

COL0

A14

COL4

ROW5

ROW4

A[0..15]

VCC_3.3V

VCC_BAT

VCC_3.3V DG

VCC_3.3V

RFG

VCC_BAT

VCC_3.3V

SYNCLK

SYNDATA

ROMCS

READ

WRITE

SYNEN

REFOSC

TXPWR1

SYNSTB

RXQP

LNATTN

EMJMUTE

TXDATA

LCDR S

MONIN

SPOUT

ICLK

ROMCS

RXEN

LCDE

TXEN

READ

AGC

HSC HG

LCDRST

ROW [0.. 7]

PARK

RXIN

COL[0. .5]

MONOUT

RXQN

LEDEN

EMJCHK

SPMUTE

FRAME

LCDR W

CDDATAO UT

WRITE

LCDC S

MCLK

CDDAT AIN

TXPWR0

RXIP

RESETO

Low Noise Amp attenuation

LNATTN = Low : receiver High Gain mode

LNATTN = High : receiver Low Gain mode

TDD Control

TXEN = High : Transmit Data

RXEN = High : Receiver Data

Power Level Control

TXPWR1 = Low , TXPWR0 = Low : High Power

TXPWR1 = Hihg, TXPWR0 = Low : Medium Power

TXPWR1 = Low , TXPWR0 = High : Low Power

TXPWR1 = Hihg, TXPWR0 = Hihg : Undefined

(PLL Clock 9.6MHz)

( 1-5B)

I2 C Serial Data

I2 C Clock

(2 -5C)

(2 -4C)

(2 -2D)

(2 -2C)

(2 -5C)

(2 -2C)

(2-2C)

( 2-2D)

( 2-2C)

( 2-5C)

( 2-2C)

( 2-2D)

( 2-5C)

(3 -2C)

( 3-5D)

(5 -3C)

( 4-3D)

( 1-1A)

( 5-2D)

(3 -3C)

( 3-5D)

(5 -5D)

(5 -3C)

( 5-2B)

( 1-1A)

ROW [0-3] to Key Matrix

ROW [4-7] to LCD Data

Charge

Turn on PARK = 6.6V (PARK = 3.0 V)

Turn off PARK = 0.0V (PARK = 0.0 V)

[PARK Port High Level is 2.0V]

( 3-5D)

Low Battery

Turn on Vcc_BAT = 3.33V

(BATT0 Input Voltage = 1.75 V[+25mV,-25mV] )

Turn off Vcc_BAT = 3.52V

(BATT0 Input Voltage = 1.85 V[+25mV,-25mV] )

f or Emulator

(5 -3C)

( 3-4B)

Codec Control

(5 -5A)

( 3-5D)

(Codec Input Clock 4.8MHz)

(5 -3C)

(3 -3C)

(Codec Output Clock 1.2MHz)

(5 -3B)

( 3-5D)

( 5-3B)

Reset

Turn on Vcc_BAT = 2.97V

(RESETIP Input Voltage = 1.257 V[ +36mV,-36mV] )

Turn off Vcc_BAT = 3.19V

(RESETIP Input Voltage = 1.35 V[+36mV,-36mV])

(3 -3B)

( 3-5D)

( 4-3D)

( 5-3B)

( 4-4C)

( 1-1A)

( 5-2C)

Common Round

N.M

TP36

C308

N.M

TP(R)

R57 100

L3 0[1608]

IC5

CX80705-13

Merlin ASIC XROM

AUX DAC

107

ARTO

41 ARTI

RESETIP

OSCI

OSCO

BATT1

BATT0

VDDP

113

VSSP

VDDC

VSSC

AVDD

AVSS

AGND 95

PARKP

KEYPADR0 60

KEYPADR1 61

KEYPADR2 62

KEYPADR3 63

KEYPADR4 64

KEYPADR5 65

KEYPADR6 66

KEYPADR7 67

KEYPADC5 10

KEYPADC3 12

KEYPADC4 11

KEYPADC2 13

KEYPADC1 14

KEYPADC0 23

GPIOA0 123

GPIOA1 124

GPIOA2 125

GPIOA3 126

GPIOA4 127

GPIOA5 128

GPIOA6 1

GPIOA7 8

GPIOB0 38

GPIOB1 37

GPIOB2 36

GPIOB3 31

GPIOB4 30

GPIOB5 26

GPIOB6 25

GPIOB7 24

GPIOC0/SWCTL 9

MCLK/CDCMCLK

CDCDATAO

CDCDATAI

CDCFRAME

CDCICLK/ICLK

RESETOP/CDCPOR

REFOSC 89

RXIN 102

RXIP 101

RXQP 103

RXQN 104

AGC 105

TXDATA 100

TRSW 110

TXEN 108

RXEN 76

GPIOC1 75

GPIOC2 111

GPIOC3 109

GPIOC4 88

GPIOC5 87

GPIOC6 77

GPIOC7 78

AUXREF 106

DATA0 122

DATA1 121

DATA2 120

DATA3 119

DATA4 118

DATA5 117

DATA6 116

DATA7 115

ADDR0 15

ADDR1 16

ADDR2 17

ADDR3 18

ADDR4 19

ADDR5 20

ADDR6 21

ADDR7 22

ADDR8 51

ADDR9 52

ADDR10 55

ADDR11 53

ADDR12 46

ADDR13 50

ADDR14 49

ADDR15 47

WPR~3

RDP

ROMCSP

112 RAMCSP

HOSTCSP

83 HOSTACK

SYNC~3

82 NMIP

XCODEP

EMUCLK~3

VSSP

114

VDDP

98 NC

69 NC

68 NC

35 NC

VISP~3

TP32

R50 160k(F)

TP5

R58 100

C23

N.M

R48 N.M

TP4

C38

R56 100

R40

TP10

C31

N.M

R25

10k

TP35

C34

0.1u

R55 100

R54 N.M

C13

R33 100

TP3

R45 56k(F)

TP43

R42 120k(F)

TP38

C14

0.1u

TP40

R34 100

R28 10k

R35 62k(F)

R59 N.M

TP44

C306

0.1u

C21

R60 100

C33

100p

IC9

TC7SZ04F

GND

3OUT 4

Vcc 5

R43

TP2

R31

22k[1608]

C22

0.1u

C37 0.1u

TP27

TP23

C41

C39

0.1u

TP29

R470

TP19

C32 1000p

C305

0.01u(K)

R221 N.M

C36 0.1u

C15

BLM11HB102SD[1608]

C119

0.1u

C24

100p

C42

C43

N.M

C16

0.1u

C40

0.1u

R51 100

C25

100p

R224

100

TP15

C17

C11

0.1u

C313 C312

R53 100

TP(C)

R29 100k

C27

R200 100[1608]

C19

0.1u

C311

R24

10k

C45

N.M

TP(N)

C26

0.1u

RA2

100

C18

R23 100

C310

TP33

TP(S)

RA5

100

C20

0.1u

R222

56k(F)

R201 100[1608]

R22 100

RA3

100

C29

R91

R202 100[1608]

R30 120k

Crys tal [KSS]

TP20

TP22

TP37

L6 0[1608]

C309

N.M.

R6 100

TP18

TP24

RA4

100

C30

0.1u

R41 N.M

R203 100[1608]

TP26

TP16

R7 100

RA1

100

C118

0.01u(K)

TP14

TP28

R204 100[1608]

L4 0[1608]

R14 100

RA6

100

TP30

TP39

TP7

R52 100

TP6

TP1

C12

0.1u

TP13

TP25

C35 N.M

TP31

R32 100

C44

IC3

SST39LF512 [S ST]

A10

A11

A12

A13

A14

A15

DQ0 21

DQ1 22

DQ2 23

DQ3 25

DQ4 26

DQ5 27

DQ6 28

DQ7 29

CE# 30

OE# 32

WE# 7

VSS 24

VDD 8

TP12

R223

56k(F)

TP21

TP8

IC4

S-24C04 [SII]

A0 1

A1 2

A2 3

GND 4

SDA

SCL

TEST

VCC

TP34

TP11

R27 10k

R20 100k

R49 N.M

TP17

R26 10k

TP9

NOTE:

This mark indicates a safety-critical part(s).

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

6 – 24

RF module block 2/5

RFG

VCC_3. 3VRF RFG

RFG

VCC_3. 3VRF

RFG

TXDATA

SYNEN

SYNSTB

SYNCLK

REFOSC

SYNDATA

RXEN

LNATTN

RXQN

RXQP

RXIN

RXIP

AGC

TXPWR0

TXPWR1

TXEN

( 1-2D)

(1 -2D)

(1 -2C)

(1 -2D)

( 1-2C)

( 1-2D)

C114

8p C98

R208 1k

C117

R209 1k

C300

1000p

R210 1k

C116

1000p

R39 1k

C105

R206

+C89

33u/10V[pai5.0 x 4.5L]

C93

C109

0.1u

C91

8p C94

N.M

C97

N.M C101

N.M

C99

+C107

100u/6.3V[pai6.3 x 4.5L]

R205

C110

UNIT1

2.4GHz RF Module

GND

ANTENNA

GND

TXPWR0

TXPWR1

TXEN

AGC

VCC

RXQN

RXQP

RXIN

RXIP

GND

13 GND 14

VCC 15

LNAATTN 16

RXEN 17

SYNDATA 18

REFOSC 19

VCC 20

SYNCLK 21

SYNSTB 22

SYNEN 23

TXDATA 24

VCC 25

GND 26

C90

0.1u

C95

N.M

C102

R88 4.7k

L14 3[2012]

C92

C96

L10

C112

1000p

C113

L13 3[1608]

C115

L15 3[2012]

C106

0.1u

C104

1000p

C108

470u/6.3V[pai6.3 x 11]

C100

N.M

C79

N.M[3216]

TP60

C103

R207 1k

C111

1000p

C88

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

6 – 25

Analog codec block 3/5

VCC_3.3V

VCC_3.3V AG

VCC_3.3V

VCC_BAT

AG AG

VCC_3.3V

CDDAT AIN

CDDATAO UT

FRAME

MCLK

ICLK

RESETO

EMJCHK

SPMUTE

SPOUT

EMJMUTE

Near The Microphone

( 1-5C)

( 1-3B)

(1 -3C)

(1 -3B) (3 -3C)

( 3-2C)

( 1-5C)

HeadSet Reciver Control

EMJMUTE = High : Stand-By (Mute)

EMJMUTE = Low : Active

Backside Speaker Control

SPMUTE = High : Active

SPMUTE = Low : Stand-By (Mute)

HeadSet Detector Control

EMJCHK = High : Headset On

EMJCHK = Low : Headset Off

TP85

R67 15k

R83 1k

TP84

R80 47

C59

1u[1608]

+C67

10u/10V[3216/2012]

C84

R74 22

C69 0.1u

TP87

TP41

R213 100

TP42

R212 0

C65

0.1u

R78

R85

10k

C68 0.1u

C55

C86

0.1u

C75

C83

R82 47

+C85

4.7u/10V[3216]

C72

N.M

C82

R71 47

R81 47

+C302

10u/10V[3216] C77

TP82

C66

0.1u(K)[1608] C58

C52

C64

L11 BLM11HB102SD[1608]

C73

R65 120k

L12 BLM11HB102SD[1608]

C61 0.1u(K)[1608]

C53

N.M[1608]

C54 1000p(K)

C76

C46

4.7u/10V[2012]

C74

Speaker Rand +

R211 0

C60 0.1u(K)[1608]

R79 2.2k C63

C51

0.1u

R72 47

C70 0.1u(K)[1608]

R69 100

Speake r Rand -

R89 3.3k

IC7

NJU708 1R [JRC]

STBY

+Vin

-Vin

4NC 5

VCC 6

GND 7

Vout 8

R216 20k

C47

1u/10V[1608]

C62

0.1u

0[1608]

C301

0.01u(K)

IC6

NJM2149R [JR C]

+Vref

+Vin

-Vin

4Vout1 5

VCC 6

GND 7

Vout2 8

R86 200

DTC114EU

R87 200

C71

0.1u

C56

0.1u(K)[1608]

TP88

CT3

Speake r Rand -

C81

0.1u

C50

C57

10u(K)

+C80

4.7u/10V[3216]

R3 47

R66 3k

TP81

IC8

Merlin Codec

DVSS

DVDD

AVSS_TX

16 AVSS_RX

AVDD

AGND

NC6 32

NC1 25

NC2 27

NC3 28

NC4 29

NC5 30

VREF

MICINP 10

MICINN 11

LINEIN 9

SPKRON 19

SPKROP 18

LINEO 17

XCLOKO 22

MODE1 23

MODE0 24

TEST 3

DATAO

DATAI

MICBIAS 12

FRAME

ICLK

MCLK

CTRLSOUT

CTRLSIN

RESETB

MIC1

Microphone

R2 47

C78

22u/ V[ 3216]

R70

R219 47

R76

20k

CT4

Speaker Rand +

R77 100

TP89

C49

R218 47

R214 100

R64

10k

TP83

R215

56k

MJC-012

C48

R68 27k

R84 1.5k

R73 2.2k

TP90

NOTE:

This mark indicates a safety-critical part(s).

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

6 – 26

Power supply block 4/5

VCC_3.3V

RFG

VCC_BAT

DG DG

VCC_3.3V

AG RFG

VCC_3.3V

DG DG

VCC_3. 3VRF

PARK

HSC HG

MONIN

Cradle Contacts

High Speed CHarGe

High = High Speed Charge ON

Supply Current (Ave.) = 160 mA

Low = High Speed Charge OFF

Supply Current (Ave.) = 10 mA

Charge Control

High Speed Charge

[HSCHG = Al ways Hi gh]

160 mA/h Charge

Trickl e Charge

[H SCHG Hi gh time = msec, Low ti me = msec ]

mA/h Charge

Charge Control Block

Main Core Power Supply

RF Module Power Supply

Sub Block Power Supply

Audio AMP, LED, etc...

Merlin ASIC, Codec, Flash Memory,

EEPROM, LCD, etc...

Radio Frequency Module Only

Common Ground Plane

Power Supply Voltage

= 6.5 V (max)

Powe Supply Current

= 500 mA (max)

( 1-5C) ( 5-2B)

( 1-5C) ( 5-2C)

N.M

( 1-3C)

160[5025]

+C9

N.M[3225]

CN1

Connector 2pin

C10

N.M

R90

N.M

IC1

S-L2980(SOT-23-5)[SII]

Vin

On/Off

3Vss

NC 4

Vout 5

L16

N.M

L2 BLM41A102SG[4516]

N.M

C307

N.M.

L17

N.M[PT Z]

CT1

Contact +

R220 0

CT2

Contac t -

DTC114EU

KTA1298Y

+C303

150u/6.3 V[SMD]

U1GC44

N.M

R111 k

+C304

330u/6.3 V[SMD]

+C4

22u[3225]

BLM41A102SG[4516]

R10 10k

N.M

Chip Fuse 1.0A[2012] C3

UDZS 4. 7B

10[5025]

NOTE:

This mark indicates a safety-critical part(s).

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Keypad/LED/LCD/remote contact block 5/5

ROW2

ROW1

ROW0

ROW3

COL4

COL0

COL1

COL3

COL5

COL2

ROW6

ROW5

ROW7

ROW4

VCC_+3.0V

VCC_BAT

VCC_3.3V

COL[0.. 5]

ROW [3.. 0]

LEDEN

PARK

MONIN

MONOUT

LCDR S

LCDR W

LCDE

ROW [4.. 7]

LCDRST

LCDC S

Keypad Block

LCD Back Lights

Key Lights

(TALK Key)

(OFF Key)

Supply Current

Vcc_BAT = 4.5V

R = 130 ohm 17.5mA x 3

R = 220 ohm 10.5mA x 3

Total Supply Current =

84 mA

Supply Current

Vcc_BAT = 4.5V

R = 390 ohm 6mA x 2

Total Supply Current =

12 mA

LED Total Supply Current

Vcc_BAT = 4.5V

LCD Back Li ght Current + Key Li ght Current

= 96 mA

LED ENable

High = LED ON

Low = LED OFF

( 1-3C)

( 1-3B)

Handset LED Block

Remote Contacts

for Flash Download

ID Calib ration

RS-232C Connect

Emulator

Remote Contact Block

(1 -5C)

LCD Interface Block

(4 -3D)

( 1-3C)

( 1-3B)

CNLCD

R124 430k (F)[ 1608]

TP57

TP73

LED122 CL-195YG

CA14

TP80

R217 10k[1608]

TP52

CA15

TP59 TP58

LED115 CL-195YG

CA16

CA11

TP72

C201

0.47u[2012]

CP5 (DG)

LED116 CL-195YG

CA12

CN101

Connect or 22pin

CA13

C208 0.1u(K)[1608]

R126 10k[1608]

LED118 CL-195YG

R113 390 [ 1608]

CP4 (MONOUT)

TASW1

C207 0.1u(K)[1608]

TP53

R114 390 [ 1608]

TP78

TP71

TP74

TASW3

Start

TP50

TP76

TASW5

Down

CA9

Talk Off

R125 820k (F)[ 1608]

CA10

Talk

R15

N.M

KTC3876Y

TASW2

R118 130 [ 1608]

R16

N.M

CA1

Remote

C205 0.1u(K)[2012]

CA17

R121 130 [ 1608]

R17

N.M

TASW4

Review

CA18

R123 130 [ 1608]

R18

N.M

CP3 (MONIN)

CA2

Functi on

CA19

LED120 CL-195YG

R119 220 [ 1608]

R19

N.M

C204 0.1u(K)[2012]

TP79

R120 220 [ 1608]

R21

N.M

R62

100k

C202 0.47u(K)[2012]

TP51

LED117 CL-195YG

CA8

Hold

R122 220 [ 1608]

CA5

R61 1.8k

CA7

Volume

CA4

CA6

Interco m

TP77

CA3

CP1 (PAR K)

TP75

C206 0.1u(K)[2012]

LED119 CL-195YG

TP55

C203 0.47u(K)[2012]

TP54

CP2 (BAT)

R127 N.M[1608]

TP56

LED121 CL-195YG

TP70

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Cordless handset PWB parts layout

(Top side) Cordless handset PWB parts layout

(Bottom side)

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CHAPTER 7. OPERATION FLOWCHART

[1] Protocol

NSF

DIS

NSS

TCF

CED

NSF

DIS

NSS

TCF

RTC

MPS

CFR

RTC

MPS

MCF

RTC

EOP

MCF

DCN

CFR

TSI

CSI

TSI

RTC

EOP

MCF

DCN

IMAGE

SIGNAL

Document ejectedRecording paper ejected

Receive side

G3 communication

CED

Transmitter side

(Document inserted into

document sensor during

standby)

To recording

position

(DCS)

Cut line printed

IMAGE

SIGNAL

Cut line printed

IMAGE

SIGNAL

IMAGE

SIGNAL

Next page insert

command

1st page

Document inserted to

the reading position

(DCS)

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[2] Power on sequence

1YES

YES

CPU initialized

MODEM initialized

STOP key ?

“WAIT A MOMENT” display

START

YES

STAND-BY

3 sec ? NO

“MEMORY CLEAR ?” display

YES

STAND-BY

3 sec ? NO

START key ?

COPY key ?

STOP key ?

Memory clear

STAND-BY

“MEMORY CLEARED” display

Memory clear

PROCESS CHECK MODE

“MEMORY CLEARED” display

YES

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CHAPTER 8. OTHERS

[1] Service tools

1. List

Extension board unit

NO. PARTS CODE DESCRIPTION Q’TY PRICE

RANK

1 CPWBF3201SCS1 Extension board unit (LIU PWB) 1BA

2 PSHEZ3579SCZZ Shading wave memory standard paper 1AD

1 QCNWG203BSCZZ SPEAKER RELAY CABLE 1AG

2 QCNWG206BSCZZ PANEL RELAY CABLE 1AT

3 QCNWG202BSCZZ CIS RELAY CABLE 1AN

4 QCNWG205BSCZZ HEAD RELAY CABLE 1AS

5 QCNWG204BSCZZ CAM SWITCH RELAY CABLE 1AG

6 QCNWG242BSCZZ MOTOR RELAY CABLE 1AM

7 QCNWG201BSCZZ SENSOR RELAY CABLE 1BB

8 VRS-RE3AA122J RESISTOR (1W 1.2KΩ ±5%)[R30]1AC

9 VHPSG206S//-1 PHOTO TRANSISTOR [PH1]1AG

10 VHPSG206S//-1 PHOTO TRANSISTOR [PH2]1AG

NO. PARTS CODE DESCRIPTION Q’TY PRICE

RANK

LIU PWB

PH2

PH1

R30

TP3

(ORANGE)

TP4

+24VL

(YELLOW)

TP1

(BROWN)

TP2

FILM

(RED)

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2. Description

2-1. Relay board unit

1. Remove the LIU PWB, control PWB and Power Supply PWB from

this unit, and mount the relay board unit instead.

•Before connecting the wiring to the relay board unit, set the test

PWB switches to the fixed position.

2. The setting is as follows.

The hook switch is operated by the mechanical unit switch and the test

PWB switch. When performing installation in the machine unit, set the

test PWB switches to the fixed position.

Mechanical unit PWB to be tested

Actual operation with mechanical unit

PWB sensor check

POWER

SUPPLY

PWB

CHECK

LIU PWB

CHECK

CONTROL

PWB

RELAY CABLE

DON'T SEPARATE

UNIT

NOTE

PAPER SENSOR RELAY CABLE (QCNWG201BSCZZ)

CHECK

PWB

EXTENSION

PWB

PIN(TP1)

FILM(TP2)

DG(TP3)

+24VL(TP4)

(LIU)

BROWN

RED

ORANGE

YELLOW

ON/OFF operation ON-HOOK

ON/OFF operationHook SW ON-HOOK

Hook SW

Relay

cable

CNLIUA

CHECK

CONTROL

PWB

CHECK

LIU PWB

CNPW

CNLIUA

POWER

SUPPLY

PWB

• The relay cables are used as one pair.

• The hook switch is manually operated.

CNPW

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3. Shading paper

The white and black basis is applied to remember the shading wave-

form. Be sure to perform this operation when replacing the battery or

replacing the control PWB. Execute in the shading mode of DIAG mode.

SHADING WAVE MEMORY STANDARD PAPER (PSHEZ3579SCZZ)

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[2] IC signal name

CONTROL PWB UNIT

IC3: VHiSCE214V/-1 (SCE214V)

88 133

134

135

136

137

138

139

140

141

142

143

144

145

146

147

148

149

150

151

152

153

154

155

156

157

158

159

160

161

162

163

164

165

166

167

168

169

170

171

172

173

174

175

176

100

101

102

103

104

105

106

107

108

109

110

111

112

113

114

115

116

117

118

119

120

121

122

123

124

125

126

127

128

129

130

131

132

VDDPLL

VSSPLL

ROMCSn

SYNC/GPO[20]

WRn

RDn

DEBUGn

TSTCLK

VSS

SXIN

SXOUT

OPO[0]/GPO[8]/SMPWRCTRL

OPO[1]/GPO[9]/PMPWRCTRL

OPO[2]/GPO[10]/RINGER

OPO[3]/GPO[11]

OPO[4]/GPO[12]/SSTXD1

OPO[5]/GPO[13]

OPO[6]/GPO[14]

OPI[0]/GPIO[21]/SSRXD1

OPI[1]/GPIO[22]/SSSTAT1

OPI[2]/GPIO[23]/SSCLK1

OPI[3]/GPIO[24]

LCDCS/GPO[17]

VDD

RASn

CAS[0]n

DWRn

VBAT

XIN

XOUT

WRPROTn

TEST[1]

TEST[0]

BATRSTn

INTPWRDWNEn

PWRDWNn

RESERVED

ADGA

VREFn/CLREF

VIN

ADGA

ADXG

VREFp

ADVA

VSS

IVREFn

IVREFp

VDD

THADI

VSS

GPIO[17]/DSPIRQn

GPIO[16]/IRQ[8]

GPIO[15]/CS[5]n

GPIO[13]/CS[3]n

GPIO[37]/IRQ15n/DSPCSn

GPIO[4]/CPCIN/TPHPWRCTRL/DMAREQ

STRB[0]

STRB[1]

STRB[2]

STRB[3]

PLAT

PDAT

PCLK/DMAACK

VDD

GPIO[11]/BE/SERINP/SR4IN

GPIO[19]/RDY/SEROUT

START

CLK1n/GPO[25]

CLK2/GPO[24]

GND

MCLK

CTRLI

TESTC

SOUT

SIN

FSYNC

POR

GND

LINE_INP

MIC_INP

MIC_INM

MIC_BIAS

AVDD

GND

LINE_OUTP

SPKR_OUTP

SPKR_OUTM

DVDD

MODE0

ICLK

VSS

FCSn[1]/VIDCTL[0]/GPO[23]

IARESET

IACLK

VDD

IA1CLK

SR3IN

SR4OUT

SR1IO

SA1CLK

GPIO[7]/SSRXD2/SASRXD2

GPIO[6]/SSTXD2/SASTXD2

GPIO[5]/SSCLK2/SASCLK2

GPIO[10]/SSSTAT2/DSS_AVAIL

VSS

RESETn

GPIO[3]/SASCLK

GPIO[2]/SASRXD

GPIO[1]/SASTXD

GPIO[9]/FRDn

GPIO[8]/FWRn

A[0]

A[1]

A[2]

A[3]

A[4]

A[5]

VDD

A[6]

A[7]

A[8]

A[9]

A[10]

A[11]

A[12]

A[13]

A[14]

A[15]

A[16]

VDD

VSS

A[17]

A[18]

A[19]

A[20]

A[21]/EYECLK

A[22]/EYESYNC

A[23]/EYEXY

D[0]

D[1]

D[2]

D[3]

D[4]

D[5]

D[6]

D[7]

GPIO[20]/ALTTONE

GPIO[26]

GPIO[27]

GPIO[28]

GPO[26]

GPO[27]

GPO[28]

GPO[29]

GPO[30]/SR3OUT

GPIO[31]

GPIO[29]

GPIO[32]

VDD

GPIO[34]

GPIO[35]

GPIO[36]

VSS

VDD

PM[0]/GPO[0]

PM[1]/GPO[1]

PM[2]/GPO[2]

PM[3]/GPO[3]

SM[0]/GPO[4]

SM[1]/GPO[5]

SM[2]/GPO[6]

SM[3]/GPO[7]

REGDMA/GPO[18]/CLKDIV[0]

WAITn/GPO[19]/CLKDIV[1]

SCE214V

1 CHIP FAX ENGINE

176 Pin LQFP

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[3] Rewriting version up to the FLASH ROM

Step 1 File setting

Execute “DSS_LOADER.EXE” and extract the compressed file.

File contents:

¥DSS_LOADER¥----+----¥CMD¥-----+---- Atd.cmd

| +---- Atl0.cmd

| +---- FF.cmd

| +---- FF_6000.cmd

| +---- flash144.ver

| +---- RECOVERY.VER

----+----¥

CONFIG

¥--+---- DSS144_DOWNLOAD.txt

| +---- DSS144_RECOVERY.txt

| +---- FAX_DOWNLOAD.txt

----+----¥

DATA

¥----+---- ¥FAX¥

+---- ¥koki¥

+---- ¥oyaki¥

Step 2 File setting

Copy the downloaded file ( .ver) to the designated directory shown below (the target directory may be optional).

¥DSS_LOADER¥DATA¥FAX¥

¥DSS_LOADER¥DATA¥koki¥

¥DSS_LOADER¥DATA¥oyaki¥

Step 3 Flash ROM rewriting

Description for application is detailed in the attached document below.

· Rewriting the Flash ROM for the FAX engine (with software (TeraTerm) for the PC)

· Rewriting the Flash ROM for the DSS PWB (with software (TeraTerm) for the PC)

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Fig. 1. Connected chart

CN2

FAX

Machine

Cordless

PWB

5PIN HOLES

Handset

Cordless

PWB

CN2CN1

5PIN 4PIN 3PIN

RS-232C DSUB 9PIN

RS-232C

Cable

DUNTK404CSCZZ

Com

Port

CNPRG

FO-CC500

Program Loader BOX

FAX

Machine

Control

PWB

Main Cable

QCNW-306BSCZZ

RM Cable

QCNW-308BSCZZ

RF Cable

QCNW-307BSCZZ

Table 1. FO-CC500 Program loader and Calibration unit

PART CORD PRICE RANK NAME REMARKS

DUNTK404CSCZZ DG FO-CC500 Program loader BOX Includes RS-232C cable

and Calibration UNIT

QCNW-306BSCZZ BF FO-CC500 Main cable Connects FO-CC500 Program loader BOX and FAX machine.

QCNW-307BSCZZ BF FO-CC500 RF cable Connects FO-CC500 Program loader BOX and the DSS PWB

(Cordless Handset PWB) of the Cordless Handset.

QCNW-308BSCZZ BF FO-CC500 RM cable Connects FO-CC500 Program loader BOX and the DSS PWB

(Cordless PWB) of the FAX machine.

FRONT PANEL BACK PANEL

CORD

FUSE

MAIN SW

Voltage

OFF

3.3V

PARK SW

OFF

RS-232C

DSUB 9PN

BAT SW

OFF

CALIBRATION

OFF

MODE CALIBRATION

Cordless

DOWNLOAD

CN1 CN2

MAIN

CALIBRATION

DOWNLOAD

Fig. 2. FO-CC500 Program loader BOX

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Table 2. FO-CC500 Program loader BOX connection procedures (FAX PWB Rewriting)

FAX PWB rewriting

Before connecting the PC

and Program loader BOX

with RS-232C cable.

Set the switches of Program

loader BOX as follows.

(a) MAIN SW OFF (down)

(b) CALIBRATION OFF (down)

(d) PARK SW OFF (down)

(e) IC Voltage to 3.3V (down)

(f)

MODE to DOWNLOAD (down)

After connecting the PC

and Program loader BOX

with RS-232C cable. (1*)

Set the switch of Program

loader BOX as follows.

(g) MAIN SW ON (up)

Power supply to the FAX

machine.

Plug the AC power cord of the

FAX machine to the outlet.

(2*)

Connect Program loader

BOX and the Control

PWB of the FAX machine

(CNPRG) with FO-CC500

Main cable. (3*)

---

1*: Connect one end of RS-232C cable to the COM port of the PC and the other end to RS-232C DSUB 9PIN of

FO-CC500 Program loader BOX.

2*: Press and hold down the keys 1 and 3 simultaneously while turning on the FAX machine and until “DOWNLOAD

MODE” appears.

3*: Perform the procedure before . (Turn on the Program loader BOX and the FAX machine before connecting

FO-CC500 Main cable and the FAX machine.)

Connect one end of FO-CC500 Main cable to the connector of the control PWB connector for the FAX machine

(CNPRG) (refer to Fig. 3), and the other end to CN1 of FO-CC500 Program loader BOX.

Set the switches of Program

loader BOX as follows.

(a) MAIN SW OFF (down)

(b) CALIBRATION OFF (down)

(d) PARK SW OFF (down)

(e) IC Voltage to 3.3V (down)

(f)

MODE to DOWNLOAD (down)

Cordless Handset

DSS PWB (Cordless

Handset PWB)

Before connecting the PC

and Program loader BOX

with RS-232C cable.

After connecting the PC

and Program loader BOX

with RS-232C cable. (1*)

Set the switch of Program

loader BOX as follows.

(g) MAIN SW ON (up)

Connecting Program

loader BOX and DSS PWB

with FO-CC500 RF cable

or FO-CC500 RM cable.

(2*)

---

When supplying power to

DSS PWB.

Set the switch of Program

loader BOX as follows.

(h) BAT SW to ON (up)

Table 3. FO-CC500 Program loader BOX connection procedures (DSS PWB Rewriting)

Set the switches of Program

loader BOX as follows.

(a) MAIN SW OFF (down)

(b) CALIBRATION OFF (down)

(d) PARK SW OFF (down)

(e) IC Voltage to 3.3V (down)

(f)

MODE to DOWNLOAD (down)

Set the switch of Program

loader BOX as follows.

(g) MAIN SW ON (up)

--- Connect the AC power cord

cable of the FAX machine to

the socket. (3*)

FAX machine DSS

PWB (built into FAX

machine) (Cordless

PWB)

Set the switches of Program

loader BOX as follows.

(a) MAIN SW OFF (down)

(b) CALIBRATION OFF (down)

(d) PARK SW OFF (down)

(e) IC Voltage to 3.3V (down)

(f)

MODE to DOWNLOAD (down)

Set the switch of Program

loader BOX as follows.

(g) MAIN SW ON (up)

--- Set the switch of Program

loader BOX as follows.

(h) PARK SW to ON (up)

FAX machine DSS

PWB (Unit)

(Cordless PWB)

1*: Connect one end of RS-232C cable to the COM port of the PC and the other end to RS-232C DSUB 9PIN of

FO-CC500 Program loader BOX.

2*: Each one end of FO-CC500 RF cable and FO-CC500 RM cable is connected to the connector of the DSS PWB (refer

to Figs. 4, 5 and 6) and the other end to the CN1 of the Program loader BOX.

3*: Press and hold down the keys 1 and 3 simultaneously while turning on the FAX machine and until “DOWNLOAD

MODE” appears.

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Control

PWB unit

FAX machine

ROM Cover

CNPRG

Cordless Handset

RF Cable

QCNW-307BSCZZ

Main Cable

QCNW-306BSCZZ

5 Pin Holes

Cordless

PWB unit

Control

PWB unit

FAX machine

ROM Cover

Cordless

PWB unit

RM Cable

QCNW-308BSCZZ RM Cable

QCNW-308BSCZZ

Cordless

PWB unit

From FO-CC500

Program Loader BOX

(CN1)

From FO-CC500

Program Loader BOX

(CN1)

From FO-CC500

Program Loader BOX

(CN1)

From FO-CC500

Program Loader BOX

(CN1)

Fig. 3. FAX machine

(FO-CC500 Main cable connection) Fig. 4. Cordless Handset (5 pin holes)

(FO-CC500 RF cable connection)

Fig. 5. FAX machine DSS PWB (Cordless PWB)

built into the FAX machine

(FO-CC500 RM cable connection)

Fig. 6. FAX machine DSS PWB (Cordless PWB)(Unit)

(FO-CC500 RM cable connection)

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1) Rewriting the flash ROM for the FAX engine

Using software for the PC (TeraTerm)

Uncompress the compressed file of TeraTerm.

Execute the “SETUP.EXE” from compressed files to install TeraTerm.

Execute the “ttermpro.exe” to start TeraTerm.

1-1. Select “New connection” from the pull-down menu of “File”.

Check “Serial”.

Select the port number in which the RS-232C cable is connected to.

Click “OK” for confirmation.

↓

Proceed to 1-2.

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1-2. Select “Serial port” from the pull-down menu of “Setup”.

Select the port number which the RS-232C cable is connected to.

Set the other parameters as follows and click “OK” for confirmation.

↓

Proceed to 1-3.

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1-3. Perform procedures described in Table 4.

Table 4. FO-CC500 Program loader BOX connection procedures

After performing procedures described in Table 4, press down the START key on the FAX machine.

“DOWNLOAD MODE WT” appears on the LCD.

↓

Proceed to 1-4.

FAX PWB rewriting

Before connecting the PC

and Program loader BOX

with RS-232C cable.

Set the switches of Program

loader BOX as follows.

(a) MAIN SW OFF (down)

(b) CALIBRATION OFF

(down)

(d) PARK SW OFF (down)

(e) IC Voltage to 3.3V (down)

(f) MODE to DOWNLOAD

(down)

After connecting the PC

and Program loader BOX

with RS-232C cable. (1*)

Set the switch of Program

loader BOX as follows.

(g) MAIN SW ON (up)

Power supply to the FAX

machine.

Plug the AC power cord of the

FAX machine to the outlet.

(2*)

Connect Program loader

BOX and the Control PWB

of the FAX machine

(CNPRG) with FO-CC500

Main cable. (3*)

---

1*: Connect one end of RS-232C cable to the COM port of the PC and the other end to RS-232C DSUB 9PIN of

FO-CC500 Program loader BOX.

2*: Press and hold down the keys 1 and 3 simultaneously while turning on the FAX machine and until “DOWNLOAD

MODE” appears.

3*: Perform the procedure before . (Turn on the Program loader BOX and the FAX machine before connecting

FO-CC500 Main cable and the FAX machine.)

Connect one end of FO-CC500 Main cable to the connector of the Control PWB connector for the FAX machine

(CNPRG) (refer to Fig. 3), and the other end to CN1 of FO-CC500 Program loader BOX.

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1-4. Select “Send file” from the pull-down menu of “File”.

Enable the Binary in “Option” and open “Atl0. cmd”.

↓

Proceed to 1-5.

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1-5.

If the description above does not appear, return to 1-4.

If the description above appears, proceed to 1-6.

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1-6. Select “Send file” from the pull-down menu of “File”.

Enable the Binary in “Option” and open “ta .ver”.

(Select a file you want to download here.)

↓

Proceed to 1-7.

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1-7.

If the description above appears, return to 1-4.

If the description above appears, downloading was completed normally.

↓

Proceed to 1-8.

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1-8.

1. To go on to download FLASH ROM, perform the following procedures.

1-1. Only perform procedures and described in Table 5.

1-2. Return to 1-3.

2. To complete downloading FLASH ROM, perform the following procedures.

2-1. Perform procedures through described in Table 5.

2-2. Terminate “TeraTerm”.

Table 5. Termination procedures (1*)

1*. Perform procedures through in numerical order.

FAX PWB rewriting

Remove the connector from the

Control PWB (CNPRG) of the

FAX machine.

Turn off the FAX machine. Turn off the Program loader BOX.

--- Turn off the FAX machine. Set the switch of Program loader

BOX as follows.

(a) MAIN SW OFF (down)

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2) Rewriting the flash ROM for the DSS PWB

Using software for the PC (TeraTerm)

Uncompress the compressed file of TeraTerm.

Execute the “SETUP.EXE” from compressed files to install TeraTerm.

Execute the “ttermpro.exe” to start TeraTerm.

2-1. Select “New connection” from the pull-down menu of “File”.

Check “Serial”.

Select the port number in which the RS-232C cable is connected to.

Click “OK” for confirmation.

↓

Proceed to 2-2.

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2-2. Select “Serial port” from the pull-down menu of “Setup”.

Select the port number which the RS-232C cable is connected to.

Set the other parameters as follows and click “OK” for confirmation.

↓

Proceed to 2-3.

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2-3. Select “Send file” from the pull-down menu of “File”.

Enable the Binary in “Option” and open “¥DSS_LOADER¥CMD¥FF_6000.cmd”.

Before starting the work above, perform 2-4 and Table 6.

↓

Proceed to 2-4.

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2-4. Supply the power to the DSS PWB while the following is displayed (approx. 10 seconds) (refer to Table 6).

(If the power cannot be supplied, return to step 2-3.)

↓

Proceed to 2-5.

Set the switches of Program

loader BOX as follows.

(a) MAIN SW OFF (down)

(b) CALIBRATION OFF (down)

(d) PARK SW OFF (down)

(e) IC Voltage to 3.3V (down)

(f)

MODE to DOWNLOAD (down)

Cordless Handset

DSS PWB (Cordless

Handset PWB)

Before connecting the PC

and Program loader BOX

with RS-232C cable.

After connecting the PC

and Program loader BOX

with RS-232C cable. (2*)

Set the switch of Program

loader BOX as follows.

(g) MAIN SW ON (up)

Connecting Program

loader BOX and DSS PWB

with FO-CC500 RF cable

or FO-CC500 RM cable.

(3*)

---

When supplying power to

DSS PWB.

Set the switch of Program

loader BOX as follows.

(h) BAT SW to ON (up)

Table 6. Power supply to the DSS PWB (1*)

Set the switches of Program

loader BOX as follows.

(a) MAIN SW OFF (down)

(b) CALIBRATION OFF (down)

(d) PARK SW OFF (down)

(e) IC Voltage to 3.3V (down)

(f)

MODE to DOWNLOAD (down)

Set the switch of Program

loader BOX as follows.

(g) MAIN SW ON (up)

--- Connect the AC power cord

cable of the FAX machine to

the socket. (4*)

FAX machine DSS

PWB (built into FAX

machine) (Cordless

PWB)

Set the switches of Program

loader BOX as follows.

(a) MAIN SW OFF (down)

(b) CALIBRATION OFF (down)

(d) PARK SW OFF (down)

(e) IC Voltage to 3.3V (down)

(f)

MODE to DOWNLOAD (down)

Set the switch of Program

loader BOX as follows.

(g) MAIN SW ON (up)

--- Set the switch of Program

loader BOX as follows.

(h) PARK SW to ON (up)

FAX machine DSS

PWB (Unit)

(Cordless PWB)

1*: Complete , and before performing items of 2-3.

2*: Connect one end of RS-232C cable to the COM port of the PC and the other end to RS-232C DSUB 9PIN of

FO-CC500 Program loader BOX.

3*: Each one end of FO-CC500 RF cable and FO-CC500 RM cable is connected to the connector of the DSS PWB (refer

to Figs. 4, 5 and 6) and the other end to the CN1 of the Program loader BOX.

4*: Press and hold down the keys 1 and 3 simultaneously while turning on the FAX machine and until “DOWNLOAD

MODE” appears.

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2-5. Select “Serial port” from the pull-down menu of “Setup”.

↓

Proceed to 2-6.

Set the “Baud rate” to 14400 and click “OK”.

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2-6. Select “Send file” from the pull-down menu of “File”.

Enable the Binary in “Option” and open “¥DSS_LOADER¥CMD¥Atd.cmd”.

↓

Proceed to 2-7.

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2-7.

If the following message appears, proceed to 2-8.

If not the following message appears, return to 2-2.

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2-8. Select “Send file” from the pull-down menu of “File”.

Enable the Binary in “Option” and open “¥DSS_LOADER¥CMD¥flash144.ver”.

↓

Proceed to 2-9.

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FO-K01A

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2-9.

If the following message appears, proceed to 2-10.

If not the following message appears, return to 2-2.

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2-10. Select “Send file” from the pull-down menu of “File”.

Enable the Binary in “Option” and open “¥DSS_LOADER¥CMD¥Atl0.cmd”.

↓

Proceed to 2-11.

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FO-K01A

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2-11.

If the following message appears, proceed to 2-12.

If not the following message appears, return to 2-10.

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FO-K01A

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TA85ot.VER

ta85c.ver

2-12. Select “Send file” from the pull-down menu of “File”.

Enable the Binary in “Option” and open “¥DSS_LOADER¥DATA¥ ¥ta .ver”.

(Select a file you want to download here.)

↓

Proceed to 2-13.

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2-13.

If “load complete” appears, rewriting is completed properly. Although other messages may be indicated after “load

complete” appears, proceed to the step 2-16.

If not, return to 2-14.

2-14.

If the following message appears, proceed to 2-10.

If not the following message appears, return to 2-15.

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2-15. Select “Send file” from the pull-down menu of “File”.

Enable the Binary in “Option” and open “¥DSS_LOADER¥CMD¥Recovery.ver”.

↓

Return to 2-14.

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FO-K01A

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2-16.

1. To go on to download FLASH ROM, perform the following procedures.

1-1. Only perform procedures and described in Table 7.

1-2. Return to 2-1.

2. To complete downloading FLASH ROM, perform the following procedures.

2-1. Perform procedures described in Table 7.

2-2. Terminate “TeraTerm”.

Table 7. Termination procedures

Cordless Handset DSS PWB (Cordless Handset PWB) Set the BAT SW of the Program loader BOX to OFF (down).

Remove the connector jointed to the Cordless Handset DSS PWB

(Cordless Handset PWB).

FAX machine DSS PWB (built into FAX machine) Turn off the FAX machine.

(Cordless PWB) Remove the connector jointed to the FAX machine DSS PWB

(Cordless PWB).

FAX machine DSS PWB (Unit) (Cordless PWB) Set the (h) PARK SW of the Program loader BOX to OFF (down).

Remove the connector jointed to the FAX machine DSS PWB

(Cordless PWB).

3) System ID

Refer to the Operation Manual of FO-K01 as for writing the system ID on the Cordless Handset. (When you add a

Cordless Handset, the system ID is automatically written.)

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

CONTENTS

PARTS GUIDE

Because parts marked with " " are indispensable for the machine safety maintenance and operation, it must be

replaced with the parts specific to the product specification.

1 Cabinet, etc.

2 Top cover/Sub frame

3 Upper cabinet/Document guide upper

4Drive unit

5 Cordless handset

(FO-CC500K/FO-K01)

6 Packing material & Accessories

(FO-CC500)

7 Packing material & Accessories,

Accessory Cordless handset

(FO-K01)

8 Control PWB unit

9 LIU PWB unit

10 Cordless PWB unit

11 Power supply PWB unit

12 Operation panel PWB unit

13 Cordless handset PWB unit

(FO-CC500K/FO-K01)

Index

FACSIMILE

FO-CC500

ACCESSORY CORDLESS HANDSET

FO-K01

MODEL

FO-CC500 Facsimile System cosisting of FO-CC500 (Facsimile Unit)

and FO-CC500K (Cordless Handset).

MODEL SELECTION CODE DESTINATION

FO-CC500 A Australia/

New Zealand

FO-K01 A Australia/

New Zealand

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

[1] Cabinet,etc.

– 1 –

55 39 38 39 40

OPERATION

PANEL UNIT

DOCUMENT

GUIDE UPPER

TOP COVER/

SUB FRAME

DRIVE

UNIT

27 22

457

46 50

51 53

49 41

43 59

NO. PARTS CODE PRICE

RANK NEW

MARK PART

RANK DESCRIPTION

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[1] Cabinet,etc.

3 CCNWN484AXH01 AL C Speaker ass’y

4 CLEVP2358XH01 AD C Hook switch lever ass’y

5 CROLR2481XH01 AQ C PO roller ass’y

6 DCEKC087SXHZZ CA N E Control PWB unit(Within ROM)

7 DCEKL460CXH01 BH N E LIU PWB unit

8 QPWBF3206XHZ2 AH N E Wire hold PWB(PWB only)

16 QCNWN332BXHZZ AK N C Panel cable

17 LBNDJ2006XHZZ AA C Band(100mm)

22 LBSHP2140XHZA AC N C Back bearing,left

23 LBSHP2143XHZZ AC C Back bearing,right

24 LFRM-2225XHSE AN N C Scanner frame

25 MSPRC3295XHZZ AB C CIS spring

26 MSPRD3379XHZZ AD N C PO pinch roller spring

27 NGERH2569XHZZ AC C Back gear

28 NGERH2570XHZZ AD C Reduction gear,21/37Z

29 NROLP2332XHZZ AD C PO pinch roller

30 NROLR2482XHZZ AR C Back roller

31 PGIDM2617XHZZ AD C CIS guide,left

32 PGIDM2618XHZZ AD C CIS guide,right

33 QCNWN485AXHZZ AG C CIS cable

34 RUNTZ2124XHZZ BP N B CIS unit

35 GCABB2393XHSW BA N D Lower cabinet

36 LHLDZ2227XHZZ AD C Ink ribbon spool 1

37 LHLDZ2228XHZZ AD C Ink ribbon spool 2

38 MSPRC3287XHZZ AB C Head spring A

39 MSPRC3288XHZZ AB C Head spring B

40 MSPRC3340XHZA AD C Head spring C

41 PCOVP2130XHZZ AE C Head cover

42 PGIDM2615XHZZ AD C Head guide,left

43 PGIDM2616XHZZ AD C Head guide,right

44 QCNWN486AXHZZ AM C Head cable

45 RHEDZ2065XHZZ BP B Thermal head

46 GCOVA2447XHSE AH N D Front cover

47 GLEGG2078XHZZ AD C Rubber leg

48 LPLTM3178XHZZ AF C Bottom plate

49 LPLTP3177XHZZ AD C Stopper plate

50 MLEVP2357XHZZ AD C Film sensor lever

51 MLEVP2356XHZZ AD C P-IN sensor lever,lower

52 MSPRD3286XHZA AB C Film sensor lever spring

53 MSPRD3285XHZZ AB C P-IN sensor lever spring,lower

54 MSPRD3291XHZZ AD C Speaker hold spring

55 MSPRD3292XHZA AB C Head earth spring

57 PCOVP2131XHSE AE N C Interface PWB cover

58 PCOVP2132XHZZ AD C ROM cover

159 QACCL2045XHZZ AR B AC cord ass’y

161 RDENT2194XHZZ BN N E Power supply PWB unit

62 HPNLH2418XHS2 AL N D Decoration panel

63 PBRS-2055XHZZ AN C Static brush

64 PSHEZ3687XHZZ AD C Earth sheet

65 MSPRD3341XHZZ AD C Up spring

66 DROMR375CXH03 N E Cordless PWB unit(Within ROM and ID label x 2pcs.)

67 QANTH2020SCZA AV N C Antenna with cable

170 RCORF2125XHZZ AE B Core

74 MSPRC3357XHZZ AD N C PO roller spring

75 MSPRC3346XHZZ AD N C Head spring D

B1 XEBSD30P10000 AA C Screw(3x10)

B2 XEBSD30P12000 AA C Screw(3x12)

B3 LX-BZ2282XHZZ AB C Screw

B4 XEPSD30P08000 AA C Screw(3x8)

B5 LX-BZ2205XHZZ AC C Screw

B6 LX-BZ2286XHZZ AE C Screw(3x14)

W1 XWHSN40-08100 AA C Washer

W2 LX-WZ2290XHZZ AE N C Washer

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

[2] Top cover/Sub frame

1 GCOVA2448XHSE AS N C Top cover

2 MSPRC3301XHZZ AB C Hopper spring

3 NGERP2318XHZZ AD C Pinion gear

4 PGIDM2619XHSE AF N C Hopper guide,left

5 PGIDM2620XHSE AF N C Hopper guide,right

6 LFRM-2227XHZZ AQ C Sub frame

7 LFRM-2232XHZZ AT C Sub frame plate

8 MLEVP2363XHZZ AD C P-IN sensor lever,upper

9 MSPRC3305XHZZ AB C Release lever spring

10 MSPRD3302XHZZ AB C P-IN sensor lever spring,upper

11 NGERH2580XHZZ AC C Reduction gear,15/22Z

12 NGERH2581XHZZ AC C Idler gear,25Z

13 NROLR2483XHZZ AL C Paper feed roller

14 NROLR2484XHZZ AL C PU roller

15 NSFTP2357XHZZ AG C Paper feed roller shaft

16 NSFTP2358XHZZ AG C PU roller shaft

17 PGIDM2621XHSE AT N C Release lever

18 LHLDZ2224XHZZ AL C RP feed plate holder

19 LPLTG3181XHZZ AD C RP separate rubber

20 LPLTP3179XHZZ AD C RP separate base

21 LPLTP3180XHZZ AH C RP separate plate

22 LPLTP3182XHZZ AH C RP feed plate

23 MSPRC3299XHZZ AB C RP separate spring

24 MSPRC3300XHZZ AB C RP feed spring

25 LBSHP2148XHZZ AE N C Platen bearing,left

26 LBSHP2149XHZZ AE N C Platen bearing,right

27 NGERH2579XHZZ AD C Platen gear

28 NROLR2485XHZZ AQ C Platen roller

29 LBNDJ2006XHZZ AA C Band

30 MSPRC3335XHZZ AD C Paper feed roller spring

31 TLABH319DXHZZ AD D Imaging film set label

32 TLABH468DXHZA AE N D Maximum 10 label

B1 LX-BZ2234XHZZ AD C Screw

B2 XEBSD30P10000 AA C Screw(3x10)

B3 LX-BZ2222XHZZ AC C Screw

[2] Top cover/Sub frame

– 3 –

NO. PARTS CODE PRICE

RANK NEW

MARK PART

RANK DESCRIPTION

27 25

20 23 19

325

32 B2

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

NO. PARTS CODE PRICE

RANK NEW

MARK PART

RANK DESCRIPTION

[3] Upper cabinet/Document guide upper

– 4 –

[3] Upper cabinet/Document guide upper

1 GCASP2145XHST AV N D Panel case

2 JBTN-2339XHSA AF C 12 key

3 JBTN-2340XHSC AE C Start key

4 JBTN-2341XHSD AG C Function key

5 DCEKP336CXH08 BG N E Operation panel PWB unit

6 QSW-K0005AWZZ AC C Tact switch [SW]

7 QSW-M2246AXZZ AH C FRSNS sensor [SW1]

8 QSW-M2294XHZZ AE C ORGSNS sensor [SW2]

9 QCNWN332BXHZZ AK N C Panel cable

10 RUNTZ2080XH01 BA E LCD unit

11 LPLTG2911XHZZ AE C Separate rubber

12 LPLTP3175XHZZ AD C Separate plate

13 LPLTP3176XHZZ AD C Feed plate

14 MSPRD3293XHZZ AB C Separate spring

15 MSPRT3294XHZZ AB C Feed spring

16 PGIDM2614XHSE AQ N C Document guide upper

17 PSHEP3660XHZZ AE C Separate rubber sheet

18 JBTN-2342XHSA AE N C TAD key

B1 XEBSD20P06000 AA C Screw(2x6)

(Unit)

901 DCEKP334CXH26 BG N E Operation panel unit

901

17 11

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

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[4] Drive unit

NO. PARTS CODE PRICE

RANK NEW

MARK PART

RANK DESCRIPTION

[4] Drive unit

1 CGERH2314XH05 AS N C Slip gear ass’y

2 CLEVP2359XH01 AD C Planet gear lever ass’y A

3 CLEVP2360XH01 AD C Planet gear lever ass’y B

4 CLEVP2361XH01 AD C Planet gear lever ass’y C

5 CLEVP2362XH01 AD C Planet gear lever ass’y D

6 LFRM-2226XHZZ AQ C Drive unit frame

7 LPLTM3190XHZZ AG C Motor plate

8 MCAMP2028XHZZ AE C Cam

9 MSPRD3298XHZZ AE C Cam hold spring

10 NGERH2380XHZZ AC C Reduction gear,17/36Z

11 NGERH2409XHZZ AB C Idler gear,23Z

12 NGERH2571XHZZ AD C Slip gear

13 NGERH2572XHZZ AD C Reduction gear,25/63Z

14 NGERH2573XHZZ AD C Reduction gear,20/40Z

15 NGERH2574XHZZ AD C Reduction gear,15/30Z

16 NGERH2575XHZZ AD C Idler gear,40Z

17 NGERH2576XHZZ AD C Idler gear,21Z

18 NGERH2577XHZZ AD C Idler gear,20Z

19 NGERH2582XHZZ AC C Idler gear,15Z

20 QCNWN483AXHZZ AD C Cam switch cable

21 QSW-F2224SCZZ AE C Cam switch

22 RMOTS2175XHZZ AX B Motor

23 MSPRP3297XHZZ AD C Earth spring

B1 XEBSD30P08000 AA C Screw(3x8)

21 20

14 3

10 2

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

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[5] Cordless handset (FO-CC500K/FO-K01)

NO. PARTS CODE PRICE

RANK NEW

MARK PART

RANK DESCRIPTION

[5] Cordless handset (FO-CC500K/FO-K01)

1 DCYO-373CXH05 CA N E Cordless handset PWB unit(Within ROM)

2 GCABA2399XHVC AU N D Front cabinet

3 GCABB2400XHSC AL N D Back cabinet

4 GCOVA2457XHSC N C LCD panel

5 GCOVH2456XHZZ AG C Headset cover

6 JKNBZ0309XHSA AL N C Cursor key

7 JKNBZ0310XHSD AL C Start key

8 LHLDZ2234XHZA AK N C LCD holder

9 LHLDZ2235XHZZ AF C Speaker holder

10 PCAPH2092XHSB AE N C Antenna cap

11 PCUSS2172XHZZ AK C LCD cushion

12 PCUSS2173XHZZ AE C Speaker cushion

13 PSHEP3695XHZZ AE C LCD diffuse sheet

14 PSHEZ3696XHZZ AD C LCD reflect sheet

16 PTPEH0003XHZZ AC C Cursor key both tape

17 PTPEH2091XHZZ AD C LCD panel both tape

18 QANTH2022XHZZ AE N C Antenna

19 QCNTM0045XHSC BA C Rubber key

20 QTANB9013BXZZ AF C Charge terminal,left

21 QTANB9014BXZZ AF C Charge terminal,right

22 RMICC2012SCZZ AN B Mic

23 RPHOA2012XHZZ AR B Receiver

24 RUNTZ2099XHZZ BG B LCD

25 CCNW-255BXH01 AT C Speaker ass’y

27 TLABM407FXHTZ N D Model name label [FO-CC500K]

TLABM408FXHTZ N D Model name label [FO-K01]

31 RUNTZ2098XHZB BW N B RF unit

B1 XEBSD20P06000 AA C Screw(2x6)

B2 XEBSD20P08000 AA C Screw(2x8)

B3 XEBSF20P08000 AA C Screw(2x8)

(Unit)

901 DSOGO373CXHE5 CC N E Cordless handset unit

901

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

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[6] Packing material & Accessories, Facsimile (FO-CC500)

NO. PARTS CODE PRICE

RANK NEW

MARK PART

RANK DESCRIPTION

[6] Packing material & Accessories, Facsimile (FO-CC500)

1 DUNTK443CXHGY AY N E Handset

2 QCNWG209BXHGY AN N C Handset cord

3 LPLTP3184XHZZ AH C Paper tray extension

4 NGERH2568XHZZ AB C Imaging film gear

5 PRBNN2033SC10 AL S Imaging film(Initial starter roll 10m)

6 QCNWG0376AFZZ AM C Telephone line cord

7 SPAKA429EXHZZ N D Packing add.,A

8 SPAKA430EXHZZ N D Packing add.,B

9 QCNWG0381AFZZ AM C New Zealand cable

10 TLABZ446DXHZZ AC D Caution label

11 TINSE4319XHTZ AU N D Operation manual

12 TLABM234FXHZZ N D Pop card

13 UBATM2099XHZZ BG B Battery pack

14 SPAKA465CXHZZ AF D Packing add.,left

15 SPAKA301DXHZZ AK D Packing add.,right

16 QPLGZ9065AFZZ AP C Australia plug

17 CPAKC356EXH01 N D Packing case with label

18 SPAKP329DXHZZ AF D Vinyl cover

19 RUNTZ2100XHE3 AZ N E Cordless handset charger

20 CPLTP3183XHR2 AM C Paper tray ass’y

21 CGERH2566XH01 AG C Imaging film gear ass’y

22 RADPA2067XHZZ BB N B AC adaptor

23 SPAKA324DXHZZ AE D Antenna protector

24 GCOVH2455XHSB AH N C Battery cover

25 PCUSS0685XHZZ AC C Battery cover cushion

26 TCADZ3496XHZZ N D Operation manual correction sheet

27 DSOGO373CXHE5 CC N E Cordless handset unit [FO-CC500K]

AC CORD

19 6

TAPE

AC CORD

TAPE

(1) (3)

(4) (2)

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

[7]Packing material & Accessories, Accessory cordless handset (FO-K01)

1 TCADH3527XHZZ N D Operation manual

2 RADPA2067XHZZ BB N B AC adaptor

3 RUNTZ2100XHE3 AZ N E Cordless handset charger

4 SPAKA427EXHZZ N D Packing add.,A

5 SPAKC364EXHTZ N D Packing case

6 UBATM2099XHZZ BG B Battery pack

7 GCOVH2455XHSB AH N C Battery cover

8 PCUSS0685XHZZ AC C Battery cover cushion

9 DSOGO373CXHE5 CC N E Cordless handset unit [FO-K01]

10 TLABZ446DXHZZ AC D Caution label

11 SPAKA428EXHZZ N D Packing add.,B

12 TCADZ3496XHZZ N D Operation manual correction sheet

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[7] Packing material & Accessories,Accessory cordless handset (FO-K01)

NO. PARTS CODE PRICE

RANK NEW

MARK PART

RANK DESCRIPTION

NO. PARTS CODE PRICE

RANK NEW

MARK PART

RANK DESCRIPTION

FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

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[8] Control PWB unit

1 UBATL2049SCZZ AF B Battery(CR2032T23) [BAT1]

2 VCEAGA0JW227M AD C Capacitor(6.3WV 220µF) [C1]

3 VCEAGA1EW476M AA C Capacitor(25WV 47µF) [C2]

4 VCEAGA1HW106M AA C Capacitor(50WV 10µF) [C3]

5 VCEAGA1HW106M AA C Capacitor(50WV 10µF) [C4]

6 VCEAGA1EW107M AB C Capacitor(25WV 100µF) [C5]

7 VCEAGA1HW106M AA C Capacitor(50WV 10µF) [C6]

8 VCEAGA1HW106M AA C Capacitor(50WV 10µF) [C7]

9 VCEAGA0JW227M AD C Capacitor(6.3WV 220µF) [C8]

10 VCEAGA1CW227M AB C Capacitor(16WV 220µF) [C9]

11 VCEAGA1HW226M AB C Capacitor(50WV 22µF) [C10]

12 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C100]

13 VCCCCY1HH221J AA C Capacitor(50WV 220PF) [C101]

14 VCCCCY1HH221J AA C Capacitor(50WV 220PF) [C102]

15 VCCCCY1HH221J AA C Capacitor(50WV 220PF) [C103]

16 VCCCCY1HH221J AA C Capacitor(50WV 220PF) [C104]

17 VCKYCY1HB102K AA C Capacitor(50WV 1000PF) [C105]

18 VCKYCY1HB102K AA C Capacitor(50WV 1000PF) [C106]

19 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C108]

20 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C109]

21 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C110]

22 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C111]

23 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C112]

24 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C113]

25 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C114]

26 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C115]

27 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C117]

28 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C119]

29 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C121]

30 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C122]

31 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C123]

32 VCKYCY1HB103K AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.01µF) [C124]

33 VCKYCY1AF105Z AC C Capacitor(10WV 1µF) [C125]

34 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C126]

35 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C129]

36 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C130]

37 VCCCCY1HH220J AA C Capacitor(50WV 22PF) [C131]

38 VCCCCY1HH220J AA C Capacitor(50WV 22PF) [C132]

39 VCKYCY1HB103K AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.01µF) [C133]

40 VCCCCY1HH221J AA C Capacitor(50WV 220PF) [C134]

41 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C135]

42 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C138]

43 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C139]

44 VCKYCY1AF105Z AC C Capacitor(10WV 1µF) [C140]

45 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C141]

46 VCKYCY1AF105Z AC C Capacitor(10WV 1µF) [C142]

47 VCKYCY1AF105Z AC C Capacitor(10WV 1µF) [C143]

48 VCKYCY1AF105Z AC C Capacitor(10WV 1µF) [C144]

49 VCKYCY1AF105Z AC C Capacitor(10WV 1µF) [C145]

50 VCCCCY1HH200J AA C Capacitor(50WV 20PF) [C146]

51 VCKYCY1AF105Z AC C Capacitor(10WV 1µF) [C147]

52 VCKYCY1AF105Z AC C Capacitor(10WV 1µF) [C148]

53 VCCCCY1HH200J AA C Capacitor(50WV 20PF) [C149]

54 VCKYCY1AF105Z AC C Capacitor(10WV 1µF) [C150]

55 VCKYCY1HB472K AA C Capacitor(50WV 4700PF) [C151]

56 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C152]

57 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C154]

58 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C155]

59 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C156]

60 VCKYCY1AF105Z AC C Capacitor(10WV 1µF) [C159]

61 VCKYCY1AF105Z AC C Capacitor(10WV 1µF) [C160]

62 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C162]

63 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C163]

64 VCKYCY1CB104K AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C164]

65 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C165]

66 VCKYCY1AF105Z AC C Capacitor(10WV 1µF) [C166]

67 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C168]

68 VCKYCY1HB102K AA C Capacitor(50WV 1000PF) [C169]

69 VCKYCY1AF105Z AC C Capacitor(10WV 1µF) [C170]

70 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C171]

71 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C172]

72 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C174]

73 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C175]

74 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C176]

75 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C177]

76 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [C179]

77 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [C181]

78 VCKYCY1AB105K AB C Capacitor(10WV 1.0µF) [C182]

79 VCKYCY1AB105K AB C Capacitor(10WV 1µF) [C183]

80 VCKYCY1HB103K AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.01µF) [C184]

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81 VCKYCY1AB105K AB C Capacitor(10WV 1µF) [C185]

82 VCKYCY1AF105Z AC C Capacitor(10WV 1µF) [C186]

83 VRS-CY1JB153J AA C Resistor(1/16W 150KΩ ±5%) [C187]

84 VCKYCY1HB223K AC C Capacitor(50WV 0.022µF) [C188]

85 VCKYCY1AF105Z AC C Capacitor(10WV 1µF) [C189]

86 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C190]

87 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C192]

88 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C193]

89 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C194]

90 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C195]

91 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C196]

92 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C197]

93 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C198]

94 VCKYCY1HB102K AA C Capacitor(50WV 1000PF) [C199]

95 VCKYCY1HB102K AA C Capacitor(50WV 1000PF) [C200]

96 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C203]

97 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C205]

98 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C206]

99 VCKYCY1HB102K AA C Capacitor(50WV 1000PF) [C207]

100 VCKYCY1CB104K AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C208]

101 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C209]

102 VCKYCY1HB471K AB C Capacitor(50WV 470PF) [C211]

103 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C212]

104 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C213]

105 VCKYCY1AB105K AB C Capacitor(10WV 1.0µF) [C214]

106 VCKYCY1AB105K AB C Capacitor(10WV 1.0µF) [C215]

107 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C216]

108 VCKYCY1AB105K AB C Capacitor(10WV 1µF) [C224]

109 QCNCM7014SC0G AB C Connector(7pin) [CNCIS]

110 QCNCM7014SC0B AD C Connector(2pin) [CNCSW]

111 QCNCM2508SC1C AG C Connector(13pin) [CNDSS]

112 QCNCM2508SC1D AF C Connector(14pin) [CNLIUA]

113 QCNCM7014SC0F AB C Connector(6pin) [CNMT]

114 QCNCM7014SC1F AD C Connector(16pin) [CNPN]

115 QCNCM7014SC0C AA C Connector(3pin) [CNPRG]

116 QCNCM2638SC0F AE C Connector(6pin) [CNPW]

117 QCNCM2401SC0B AA C Connector(2pin) [CNSP]

118 QCNCM7014SC1E AC C Connector(15pin) [CNTH]

119 VHDHRW0202B-1 AD B Diode(HRW0202B) [D100]

120 VHD1SS355//-1 AB B Diode(1SS355) [D101]

121 VHD1SS355//-1 AB B Diode(1SS355) [D102]

122 VHD1SS355//-1 AB B Diode(1SS355) [D103]

123 QFS-L1037YCZZ AD A IC protector(KAB3202) [FU100]

124 VHIF004/TA83B N B IC,Main FLASH ROM(4MB)(Ver.:TA83B)(DROM-087SXH0A) [IC1]

125 RH-IX2168SCZZ BB B IC(MSM51V4800E) [IC2]

126 VHISCE214V/-1 AF B IC(SCE214V) [IC3]

127 VHIKIC7S66F-1 AK B IC(KIC7S66F) [IC4]

128 RH-IX2270XHZZ AL B IC(SN74LV4051ANSR) [IC5]

129 VHIKID65001AP AE B IC(KID65001AP) [IC6]

130 VHINJM2113M-1 AG B IC(NJM2113M) [IC7]

131 VHIKM29W040-1 AV B IC(K9F4008W0A) [IC8]

132 RH-IX2262XHZZ AP B IC(SN74LV4053) [IC10]

133 VHIKIC7S66F-1 AK B IC(KIC7S66F) [IC11]

134 RH-IX2273XHZZ AP B IC(SN74LV4066) [IC12]

135 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [L100]

136 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [L102]

137 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [L103]

138 VRS-CY1JB150J AA C Resistor(1/16W 15Ω ±5%) [L104]

139 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [L105]

140 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [L106]

141 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [L107]

142 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [L108]

143 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [L109]

144 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [L110]

145 VS2SA1530AS-1 AC N B Transistor(2SA1530AS) [Q100]

146 VSRT1N436C/-1 AD N B Transistor(1N436C) [Q102]

147 VSRT1N141C/-1 AB N B Transistor(1N141C) [Q105]

148 VSSI4431ADY-1 AF N B FET(SI4431ADY) [Q108]

149 VSRT1N141C/-1 AB N B Transistor(1N141C) [Q110]

150 VSKRA102S//-1 AD N B Transistor(KRA102S) [Q111]

151 VSRT1N141C/-1 AB N B Transistor(1N141C) [Q112]

152 VSRT1N141C/-1 AB N B Transistor(1N141C) [Q113]

153 VRS-CY1JB562J AA C Resistor(1/16W 5.6KΩ ±5%) [R100]

154 VRS-CY1JB103J AA C Resistor(1/16W 10KΩ ±5%) [R101]

155 VRS-CY1JB271J AA C Resistor(1/16W 270Ω ±5%) [R102]

156 VRS-CY1JB271J AA C Resistor(1/16W 270Ω ±5%) [R103]

157 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [R104]

158 VRS-CY1JB471J AA C Resistor(1/16W 470Ω ±5%) [R105]

159 VRS-CY1JB471J AA C Resistor(1/16W 470Ω ±5%) [R106]

160 VRS-CY1JB103J AA C Resistor(1/16W 10KΩ ±5%) [R107]

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161 VRS-CY1JB471J AA C Resistor(1/16W 470Ω ±5%) [R108]

162 VRS-CY1JB103J AA C Resistor(1/16W 10KΩ ±5%) [R112]

163 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [R113]

164 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [R115]

165 VRS-CY1JB271J AA C Resistor(1/16W 270Ω ±5%) [R116]

166 VRS-CY1JB151J AA C Resistor(1/16W 150Ω ±5%) [R117]

167 VRS-CY1JB102J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1KΩ ±5%) [R118]

168 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [R119]

169 VRS-CY1JB512J AA C Resistor(1/16W 5.1KΩ ±5%) [R120]

170 VRS-CY1JB154J AA C Resistor(1/16W 150KΩ ±5%) [R121]

171 VRS-CY1JB104J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100KΩ ±5%) [R122]

172 VRS-CY1JB224J AA C Resistor(1/16W 220KΩ ±5%) [R124]

173 VRS-CY1JB103J AA C Resistor(1/16W 10KΩ ±5%) [R125]

174 VRS-CY1JB513J AA C Resistor(1/16W 51KΩ ±5%) [R127]

175 VRS-CY1JB224J AA C Resistor(1/16W 220KΩ ±5%) [R128]

176 VRS-CY1JB102J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1KΩ ±5%) [R129]

177 VRS-CY1JB102J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1KΩ ±5%) [R130]

178 VRS-CY1JB153J AA C Resistor(1/16W 15KΩ ±5%) [R131]

179 VRS-CY1JB102J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1KΩ ±5%) [R132]

180 VRS-CY1JB105J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1.0MΩ ±5%) [R133]

181 VRS-CY1JB221J AA C Resistor(1/16W 220Ω ±5%) [R134]

182 VRS-CY1JB102J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1KΩ ±5%) [R135]

183 VRS-CY1JB302J AA C Resistor(1/16W 3KΩ ±5%) [R136]

184 VRS-CY1JB203J AA C Resistor(1/16W 20KΩ ±5%) [R137]

185 VRS-CY1JB224J AA C Resistor(1/16W 220KΩ ±5%) [R139]

186 VRS-CY1JB474J AA C Resistor(1/16W 470KΩ ±5%) [R140]

187 VRS-CY1JB155J AB C Resistor(1/16W 1.5MΩ ±5%) [R141]

188 VRS-CY1JB204J AA C Resistor(1/16W 200KΩ ±5%) [R142]

189 VRS-CY1JB393J AA C Resistor(1/16W 39KΩ ±5%) [R143]

190 VRS-CY1JB243J AA C Resistor(1/16W 24KΩ ±5%) [R144]

191 VRS-CY1JB622J AA C Resistor(1/16W 6.2KΩ ±5%) [R145]

192 VRS-CY1JB913J AA C Resistor(1/16W 91KΩ ±5%) [R146]

193 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [R147]

194 VRS-CY1JB104J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100KΩ ±5%) [R149]

195 VRS-CY1JB474J AA C Resistor(1/16W 470KΩ ±5%) [R150]

196 VRS-CY1JB104J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100KΩ ±5%) [R151]

197 VRS-CY1JB203J AA C Resistor(1/16W 20KΩ ±5%) [R152]

198 VRS-CY1JB102J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1KΩ ±5%) [R153]

199 VRS-CY1JB222J AA C Resistor(1/16W 2.2KΩ ±5%) [R154]

200 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [R155]

201 VRS-CY1JB103J AA C Resistor(1/16W 10KΩ ±5%) [R156]

202 VRS-CY1JB106J AA C Resistor(1/16W 10MΩ ±5%) [R157]

203 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [R163]

204 VRS-CY1JB203J AA C Resistor(1/16W 20KΩ ±5%) [R166]

205 VRS-CY1JB242J AA C Resistor(1/16W 2.4KΩ ±5%) [R167]

206 VRS-CY1JB271J AA C Resistor(1/16W 270Ω ±5%) [R168]

207 VRS-CY1JB124J AA C Resistor(1/16W 120KΩ ±5%) [R171]

208 VRS-CY1JB223J AA C Resistor(1/16W 22KΩ ±5%) [R172]

209 VRS-CY1JB271J AA C Resistor(1/16W 270Ω ±5%) [R173]

210 VRS-CY1JB102J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1KΩ ±5%) [R174]

211 VRS-CY1JB271J AA C Resistor(1/16W 270Ω ±5%) [R175]

212 VRS-CY1JB271J AA C Resistor(1/16W 270Ω ±5%) [R177]

213 VRS-CY1JB471J AA C Resistor(1/16W 470Ω ±5%) [R178]

214 VRS-CY1JB271J AA C Resistor(1/16W 270Ω ±5%) [R179]

215 VCKYCY1CB104K AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [R181]

216 VRS-CY1JB271J AA C Resistor(1/16W 270Ω ±5%) [R183]

217 VRS-CY1JB271J AA C Resistor(1/16W 270Ω ±5%) [R186]

218 VRS-CY1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R187]

219 VRS-CY1JB271J AA C Resistor(1/16W 270Ω ±5%) [R189]

220 VRS-CY1JB151J AA C Resistor(1/16W 150Ω ±5%) [R190]

221 VRS-CY1JB151J AA C Resistor(1/16W 150Ω ±5%) [R191]

222 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [R192]

223 VRS-CY1JB105J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1MΩ ±5%) [R193]

224 VRS-CY1JB202J AA C Resistor(1/16W 2KΩ ±5%) [R194]

225 VRS-CY1JB202J AA C Resistor(1/16W 2KΩ ±5%) [R195]

226 VRS-CY1JB302J AA C Resistor(1/16W 3KΩ ±5%) [R196]

227 VRS-CY1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R201]

228 VRS-CY1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R202]

229 VRS-CY1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R203]

230 VRS-CY1JB104J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100KΩ ±5%) [R206]

231 RR-TZ3018SCZZ AC C Block resistor(470Ωx4) [RA1]

232 RR-TZ3018SCZZ AC C Block resistor(470Ωx4) [RA2]

233 RR-TZ3018SCZZ AC C Block resistor(470Ωx4) [RA3]

234 RR-TZ3017SCZZ AC C Block resistor(270Ωx4) [RA4]

235 VHIS814A33AUC AH B IC(S-814A33AUC-BCX-T2) [REG1]

236 RCRSP2176SCZZ AG B Crystal(32.256MHz) [X1]

237 RCRSB0297AFZZ AD B Crystal(32.768kHz) [X2]

238 VHE1N4748A/-1 AC B Diode(1N4748A) [ZD1]

239 VHEMTZJ5R6B-1 AB B Zener diode(MTZJ5.6B) [ZD2]

240 VHE02CZ180Y-1 AC B Zener diode(02CZ180Y) [ZD100]

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241 VHEHZU2R7B1-1 AE B Zener diode(HZU2.7B1) [ZD101]

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901 DCEKC087SXHZZ CA N E Control PWB unit(Within ROM)

[9] LIU PWB unit

11 VHVRA501PC6-1 AG B Varistor(RA501P-C6) [AR1]

12 VHVRA501PC6-1 AG B Varistor(RA501P-C6) [AR2]

3 VCEAGA1HW475M AA C Capacitor(50WV 4.7µF) [C1]

4 VCEAGA1EW476M AA C Capacitor(25WV 47µF) [C3]

5 VCEAGA1HW226M AB C Capacitor(50WV 22µF) [C4]

6 VCEAGA1HW226M AB C Capacitor(50WV 22µF) [C5]

7 VHVTN07G181-1 AC B Varistor(TNR7G181) [C6]

8 VCEAGA1HW107M AA C Capacitor(50WV 100µF) [C8]

9 RC-FZ3079SCZZ AG C Capacitor(250WV 1µF) [C9]

10 RC-FZ3078SCZZ AF C Capacitor(250WV 0.56µF) [C10]

11 VCFYDA1HA334J AC C Capacitor(50WV 0.33µF) [C11]

12 VCEAGA1HW226M AB C Capacitor(50WV 22µF) [C12]

13 VCEAGA1HW106M AA C Capacitor(50WV 10µF) [C13]

14 VCEAGA1EW107M AB C Capacitor(25WV 100µF) [C14]

15 VCEAGA1HW106M AA C Capacitor(50WV 10µF) [C15]

16 VCKYCY1HB102K AA C Capacitor(50WV 1000PF) [C101]

17 VCKYCY1HB102K AA C Capacitor(50WV 1000PF) [C102]

18 VCCCCY1HH221J AA C Capacitor(50WV 220PF) [C103]

19 VCKYCY1CB104K AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C104]

20 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C107]

21 VCKYCY1HB152K AB C Capacitor(50WV 1500PF) [C109]

22 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C111]

23 VCKYCY1HB103K AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.01µF) [C113]

24 VCKYCY1HB102K AA C Capacitor(50WV 1000PF) [C114]

25 VCKYCY1HB102K AA C Capacitor(50WV 1000PF) [C117]

26 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C120]

27 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C121]

28 VCKYTV1HB683K AB C Capacitor(50WV 0.068µF) [C122]

29 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C123]

30 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C126]

31 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [C127]

32 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C130]

33 VCKYCY1HB563K N C Capacitor(50WV 0.056µF) [C133]

34 VCKYCY1HB103K AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.01µF) [C135]

35 VCKYCY1HB821K AA C Capacitor(50WV 820PF) [C137]

36 VCKYCY1HB102K AA C Capacitor(50WV 1000PF) [C139]

37 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [C143]

38 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [C144]

39 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [C145]

140 RRLYD3436XHZZ AP N B Relay(A5X-24E-908) [CML]

41 QJAKZ2079XH0D AD C Jack [CNHJ]

42 QCNCW715PAFZZ AG N C Connector(14pin) [CNLIUA]

43 QJAKZ2073SCFD AE C Jack [CNLNJ]

44 VHDDSS133//-1 AA B Diode(1SS133) [D3]

45 VHDDSS133//-1 AA B Diode(1SS133) [D4]

46 VHINJM2904M-2 AG B IC(NJM2904M) [IC101]

47 VHINJM2904M-2 AG B IC(NJM2904M) [IC102]

48 VRS-HT3AA510J AA C Resistor(1W 51Ω ±5%) [JP24]

49 RFILN2027XHZZ AC C Coil(R-5C) [L1]

50 RFILN2027XHZZ AC C Coil(R-5C) [L2]

51 RCILF2125SCZZ AF C Coil(4.7mH) [L4]

52 RFILN2027XHZZ AC C Coil(R-5C) [L6]

53 RFILN2027XHZZ AC C Coil(R-5C) [L8]

154 VHPTLP621-1BL AD B Photo coupler(TLP621) [PC1]

55 VHPSG206S//-1 AG B Photo transistor(SG206S) [PH1]

56 VHPSG206S//-1 AG B Photo transistor(SG206S) [PH2]

57 VSBS108////-1 AE B FET(BS108) [Q3]

58 VSKTC3875GR-1 AB B Transistor(KTC3875GR) [Q100]

59 VSRT1N436C/-1 AD B Transistor(RT1N436C) [Q101]

60 VSRT1N436C/-1 AD B Transistor(RT1N436C) [Q102]

61 VSRT1N436C/-1 AD B Transistor(RT1N436C) [Q103]

62 VRD-HT2EY101J AA C Resistor(1/4W 100Ω ±5%) [R2]

63 VRS-RE3AA122J AC C Resistor(1W 1.2KΩ ±5%) [R3]

64 VRS-HT3AA223J AA C Resistor(1W 22KΩ ±5%) [R4]

65 VRD-HT2EY150J AA C Resistor(1/4W 15Ω ±5%) [R5]

66 VRD-HT2EY150J AA C Resistor(1/4W 15Ω ±5%) [R9]

67 VRD-HT2EY103J AA C Resistor(1/4W 10KΩ ±5%) [R10]

68 VRS-CY1JB332J AA C Resistor(1/16W 3.3KΩ ±5%) [R100]

69 VRS-CY1JB102J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1KΩ ±5%) [R101]

70 VRS-CY1JB163J AA C Resistor(1/16W 16KΩ ±5%) [R102]

71 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [R103]

72 VRS-CY1JB332J AA C Resistor(1/16W 3.3KΩ ±5%) [R104]

73 VRS-TS2AD151J AA C Resistor(1/10W 150Ω ±5%) [R105]

74 VRS-CY1JB222J AA C Resistor(1/16W 2.2KΩ ±5%) [R106]

75 VRS-CY1JB102J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1KΩ ±5%) [R107]

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76 VRS-CY1JB203J AA C Resistor(1/16W 20KΩ ±5%) [R108]

77 VRS-CY1JB822J AA C Resistor(1/16W 8.2KΩ ±5%) [R109]

78 VRS-CY1JB243J AA C Resistor(1/16W 24KΩ ±5%) [R110]

79 VRS-CY1JB154J AA C Resistor(1/16W 150KΩ ±5%) [R111]

80 VRS-CY1JB152J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1.5KΩ ±5%) [R112]

81 VRS-CY1JB203J AA C Resistor(1/16W 20KΩ ±5%) [R113]

82 VRS-TS2AD301J AA C Resistor(1/10W 300Ω ±5%) [R115]

83 VRS-TS2AD433J AA C Resistor(1/10W 43KΩ ±5%) [R117]

84 VRS-CY1JB102J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1KΩ ±5%) [R118]

85 VRS-CY1JB102J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1KΩ ±5%) [R120]

86 VRS-CY1JB682J AA C Resistor(1/16W 6.8KΩ ±5%) [R121]

87 VRS-CY1JB224J AA C Resistor(1/16W 220KΩ ±5%) [R122]

88 VRS-CY1JB621J AA C Resistor(1/16W 620Ω ±5%) [R124]

89 VRS-CY1JB103J AA C Resistor(1/16W 10KΩ ±5%) [R125]

90 VRS-CY1JB392J AA C Resistor(1/16W 3.9KΩ ±5%) [R126]

91 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [R127]

92 VRS-CY1JB391J AA C Resistor(1/16W 390Ω ±5%) [R130]

93 VRS-CY1JB102J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1KΩ ±5%) [R132]

94 VRS-CY1JB473J AA C Resistor(1/16W 47KΩ ±5%) [R133]

95 VRS-CY1JB223J AA C Resistor(1/16W 22KΩ ±5%) [R134]

96 VRS-CY1JB303J AA C Resistor(1/16W 30KΩ ±5%) [R135]

97 VRS-CY1JB223J AA C Resistor(1/16W 22KΩ ±5%) [R136]

98 VRS-CY1JB332J AA C Resistor(1/16W 3.3KΩ ±5%) [R137]

99 VRS-TS2AD153J AA C Resistor(1/10W 15KΩ ±5%) [R140]

100 VRS-TS2AD000J AA C Resistor(1/10W 0Ω ±5%) [R144]

101 RH-DX2007SCZZ AC B Diode bridge(S1ZB60) [REC1]

102 VHINJM78L05A1 AD B IC(NJM78L05A) [REG1]

103 QSW-Z2317XHZZ AF C Hook switch [SW1]

1104 RTRNI2165XHZZ AG B Transformer(I2165) [T1]

1105 VHVCSS301M/-U AL N B Varistor(CSS-301M) [VA1]

106 VHVTN07G270-1 AC B Varistor(TNR7G270K) [VA2]

107 VHEHZ2A1///-1 AC B Zener diode(HZ2A1) [ZD2]

108 VHEHZ2A1///-1 AC B Zener diode(HZ2A1) [ZD3]

109 VHEMTZJ200B-1 AC B Zener diode(MTZJ20B) [ZD4]

110 VHEMTZJ100B-1 AC B Zener diode(MTZJ10B) [ZD5]

111 VHEMTZJ6R8B-1 AC B Zener diode(MTZJ6.8B) [ZD8]

(Unit)

901 DCEKL460CXH01 BH N E LIU PWB unit

[10] Cordless PWB unit

1 VCEAGA0JW227M AD C Capacitor(6.3WV 220µF) [C1]

2 VCCCCY1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8PF) [C2]

3 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C3]

4 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C4]

5 VCCCCY1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8PF) [C5]

6 VCCCCY1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8PF) [C8]

7 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C9]

8 VCEAGA0JW227M AD C Capacitor(6.3WV 220µF) [C10]

9 VCCCCY1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8PF) [C11]

10 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C12]

11 VCCCCY1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8PF) [C14]

12 VCCCCY1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8PF) [C15]

13 VCCCCY1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8PF) [C16]

14 VCCCCY1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8PF) [C17]

15 VCCCCY1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8PF) [C22]

16 VCCCCY1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8PF) [C23]

17 VCCCCY1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8PF) [C24]

18 VCEAGU1AW108M AC N C Capacitor(10WV 1000µF) [C25]

19 VCCCCY1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8PF) [C26]

20 VCCCCY1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8PF) [C27]

21 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C28]

22 VCEAEA0JW227M AB C Capacitor(6.3WV 220µF) [C29]

23 VCCCCY1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8PF) [C30]

24 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C31]

25 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C32]

26 VCCCCY1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8PF) [C33]

27 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C34]

28 VCCCCY1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8PF) [C35]

29 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C36]

30 VCCCCY1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8PF) [C37]

31 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C38]

32 VCCCCY1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8PF) [C39]

33 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C40]

34 VCCCCY1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8PF) [C41]

35 VCCCCY1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8PF) [C42]

36 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C43]

37 VCEAGA1EW476M AA C Capacitor(25WV 47µF) [C44]

38 VCEAEA0JW227M AB C Capacitor(6.3WV 220µF) [C45]

39 RC-EZ3089SCZZ AC N C Capacitor(10WV 1000µF) [C46]

40 VCEAEA0JW227M AB C Capacitor(6.3V 220µF) [C47]

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[10] Cordless PWB unit

41 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C48]

42 VCCCCY1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8PF) [C49]

43 VCCCCY1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8PF) [C50]

44 VCCCCY1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8PF) [C51]

45 VCCCCY1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8PF) [C52]

46 VCCCCY1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8PF) [C53]

47 VCEAGU1AW108M AC N C Capacitor(10WV 1000µF) [C54]

48 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C55]

49 VCKYCY1HB103K AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.01µF) [C56]

50 VCKYTQ1AF106Z AD C Capacitor(10WV 10µF) [C58]

51 VCKYCY1HB103K AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.01µF) [C59]

52 VCKYCY1AF105Z AC C Capacitor(10WV 1µF) [C60]

53 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C61]

54 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C101]

55 VCKYCY1CB224K AE C Capacitor(16WV 0.22µF) [C102]

56 VCKYCY1HB102K AA C Capacitor(50WV 1000PF) [C105]

57 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C106]

58 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C107]

59 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C108]

60 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C109]

61 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C110]

62 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C111]

63 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C112]

64 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C113]

65 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C115]

66 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C116]

67 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C118]

68 VCKYCY1HF104Z AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C119]

69 VCKYCY1HB102K AA C Capacitor(50WV 1000PF) [C123]

70 VCKYCY1HB102K AA C Capacitor(50WV 1000PF) [C124]

71 VCKYCY1HB102K AA C Capacitor(50WV 1000PF) [C125]

72 VCCCCY1HHR75C AE C Capacitor(50WV 0.75PF) [C126]

73 VCCCCY1HH3R0C AA C Capacitor(50WV 3PF) [C127]

74 VCKYCY1HB102K AA C Capacitor(50WV 1000PF) [C129]

75 VCCCCY1HH330J AA C Capacitor(50WV 33PF) [C130]

76 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C131]

77 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C132]

78 VCCCCY1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C133]

79 QCNCW715NAFZZ AK C Connector(13pin) [CN1]

80 QCNCM7014SC0D AB C Connector(4pin) [CN2]

81 QCNCM2646XH0B AG C Connector(2pin) [CN4]

82 QCNCW754AAFZZ AG C Antenna jack [CN101]

83 VHD1SS355//-1 AB B Diode(1SS355) [D101]

84 RH-IX2264XHZZ BN B IC(20438)(Within IC1 and IC2 pair) [IC1]

85 RH-IX2264XHZZ BN B IC(CX80705-13)(Within IC1 and IC2 pair) [IC2]

86 VHIF512KTA85C N B IC,Cordless FLASH ROM(512KB)(Ver.:TA85C)(DROM-375CXH03) [IC3]

87 RH-IX2322XHZZ AM N B IC(S-24C04BFJ-TB-S) [IC4]

88 VHIS814A33AUC AH B IC(S-814A33AUC-BCX-T2) [IC5]

89 VHITC7SZ04A-1 AD N B IC(TC7SZ04AFE) [IC6]

90 RH-IX2267XHZZ AL B IC(S-816A33AMC-BAI-T2) [IC101]

91 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [L101]

92 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [L102]

93 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [L104]

94 VRS-CY1JB3R0J AA C Resistor(1/16W 3Ω ±5%) [L105]

95 VRS-CY1JB3R0J AA C Resistor(1/16W 3Ω ±5%) [L106]

96 VRS-TS2AD3R0J AA C Resistor(1/10W 3Ω ±5%) [L107]

97 RFILN2033XHZZ AE C Coil(BLM11HB102SD) [L111]

98 VRS-TS2AD3R0J AA C Resistor(1/10W 3Ω ±5%) [L112]

99 VS2SB1427E/-1 AD B Transistor(2SB1427E) [Q101]

100 VRS-CY1JB332J AA C Resistor(1/16W 3.3KΩ ±5%) [R3]

101 VRS-CY1JB271J AA C Resistor(1/16W 270Ω ±5%) [R5]

102 VRS-CY1JB472J AA C Resistor(1/16W 4.7KΩ ±5%) [R7]

103 VRS-CY1JB102J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1KΩ ±5%) [R8]

104 VRS-CY1JB102J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1KΩ ±5%) [R9]

105 VRS-CY1JB102J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1KΩ ±5%) [R10]

106 VRS-CY1JB302J AA C Resistor(1/16W 3KΩ ±5%) [R11]

107 VRS-CY1JB102J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1KΩ ±5%) [R12]

108 VRS-CY1JB302J AA C Resistor(1/16W 3KΩ ±5%) [R13]

109 VRS-CY1JB102J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1KΩ ±5%) [R14]

110 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [R105]

111 VRS-CY1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R108]

112 VRS-CY1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R109]

113 VRS-CY1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R110]

114 VRS-CY1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R111]

115 VRS-CY1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R112]

116 VRS-CY1JB102J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1KΩ ±5%) [R114]

117 VRS-CY1JB222J AA C Resistor(1/16W 2.2KΩ ±5%) [R116]

118 VRS-CY1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R117]

119 VRS-CY1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R118]

120 VRS-CY1JB103J AA C Resistor(1/16W 10KΩ ±5%) [R119]

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[10] Cordless PWB unit

121 VRS-CY1JB103J AA C Resistor(1/16W 10KΩ ±5%) [R120]

122 VRS-CY1JB103J AA C Resistor(1/16W 10KΩ ±5%) [R121]

123 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [R122]

124 VRS-CY1JB104J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100KΩ ±5%) [R123]

125 VRS-CY1JB563F AC C Resistor(1/16W 56KΩ ±1%) [R124]

126 VRS-CY1JB473F AC C Resistor(1/16W 47KΩ ±1%) [R125]

127 VRS-CY1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R126]

128 VRS-CY1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R127]

129 VRS-CY1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R128]

130 VRS-CY1JB223J AA C Resistor(1/16W 22KΩ ±5%) [R129]

131 VRS-CY1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R130]

132 VRS-CY1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R131]

133 VRS-CY1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R132]

134 VRS-CY1JB100J AA C Resistor(1/16W 10Ω ±5%) [R135]

135 VRS-TW2HF3R0J AC C Resistor(1/2W 3Ω ±5%) [R137]

136 VRS-CY1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R138]

137 VRS-CY1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R139]

138 VRS-CY1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R140]

139 VRS-CY1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R141]

140 VRS-CY1JB103J AA C Resistor(1/16W 10KΩ ±5%) [R142]

141 VRS-CY1JB103J AA C Resistor(1/16W 10KΩ ±5%) [R143]

142 VRS-CY1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R144]

143 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [R148]

144 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [R149]

145 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [R150]

146 VRS-CY1JB183J AA C Resistor(1/16W 18KΩ ±5%) [R152]

147 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [R153]

148 VRS-CY1JB100J AA C Resistor(1/16W 10Ω ±5%) [R154]

149 VRS-CY1JB563F AC C Resistor(1/16W 56KΩ ±1%) [R155]

150 VRS-CY1JB563F AC C Resistor(1/16W 56KΩ ±1%) [R156]

151 RR-TZ3012SCJ0 AB B Block resistor(100Ωx4) [RA1]

152 RR-TZ3012SCJ0 AB B Block resistor(100Ωx4) [RA2]

153 RR-TZ3012SCJ0 AB B Block resistor(100Ωx4) [RA3]

154 RR-TZ3012SCJ0 AB B Block resistor(100Ωx4) [RA4]

155 RR-TZ3012SCJ0 AB B Block resistor(100Ωx4) [RA5]

156 RR-TZ3012SCJ0 AB B Block resistor(100Ωx4) [RA6]

157 QCNW-287BXHZZ AE C RFG jumper wire [RFG1]

158 RUNTZ2098XHZB BW N B RF unit [UNIT1]

159 RCRUA2001XHZZ BC N B Crystal(19.2MHz) [X1]

(Unit)

901 DROMR375CXH03 N E Cordless PWB unit(Within ROM and ID label x 2pcs.)

[11] Power supply PWB unit

1 0KY0L551A0010 AE C Ferrite beads(BL02RN1) [BEA1]

2 0KY0W000A0050 AC C Jumper [BEA101]

3 0KY0C245Q1040 AM C Capacitor(275VW 0.1µF) [C1]

4 0KYC3126MS560 AR C Electrolytic capacitor(400VW 56µF) [C5]

5 0KY0C176Q4720 AL C Capacitor(4700PF) [C7]

6 0KY0C1B2S4700 AF C Capacitor(2KWV 47PF) [C8]

7 0KYC1103EC103 AC C Capacitor(50VW 0.01µF) [C9]

8 0KYC1103EC472 AC C Capacitor(50VW 4700PF) [C10]

9 0KY0C194E1010 AC C Capacitor(50VW 100PF) [C11]

10 0KY0C1Q1E1010 AD C Capacitor(50VW 100PF) [C13]

11 0KY0C195E1040 AD C Capacitor(50VW 0.1µF) [C14]

12 0KY0C176Q4720 AL C Capacitor(4700PF) [C15]

13 0KY0C3A0D2210 AM C Electrolytic capacitor(35VW 220µF) [C101]

14 0KY0C3A0B3310 AL C Electrolytic capacitor(16VW 330µF) [C102]

15 0KY0C195E1040 AD C Capacitor(50VW 0.1µF) [C110]

16 0KY0C1A9Y1020 AG C Capacitor(500VW 1000PF) [C111]

17 0KY0K251A0020 AK C Connector(B2P3-VH) [CNAC]

18 0KYK2101LS006 AK C Connector(IMSA-9110S-06) [CNPW]

19 0KY0D466A0600 AE B Zener diode(HZS9) [D5]

20 0KY0D251A0020 AD B Diode(1SS133) [D6]

21 0KY0D251A0020 AD B Diode(1SS133) [D7]

22 0KY0D251A0020 AD B Diode(1SS133) [D9]

23 0KY0D157A0060 AG B Diode(ERA15-06) [D10]

24 0KY0D157A0060 AG B Diode(ERA15-06) [D11]

25 0KY0D157A0060 AG B Diode(ERA15-06) [D12]

26 0KY0D157A0060 AG B Diode(ERA15-06) [D13]

27 0KY0D251A0020 AD B Diode(1SS133) [D14]

28 0KY0D251A0020 AD B Diode(1SS133) [D17]

29 0KY0D251A0020 AD B Diode(1SS133) [D18]

30 0KY0D251A0020 AD B Diode(1SS133) [D20]

31 0KY0D466A0720 AE B Zener diode(HZS11) [D22]

32 0KY0D221B0020 AT B Diode(YG911S2) [D101]

33 0KYD3110AC004 AN N B Diode(EC31QS04) [D102]

34 0KY0D461A3200 AL B Zener diode(HZ-30P) [D104]

35 0KY0D466A0480 AE B Zener diode(HZS7) [D105]

36 0KYK7125AS2R5 AN A Fuse(T2.5A/250V) [F1]

37 0KYK7125AS2R5 AN A Fuse(T2.5A/250V) [F2]

FO-CC500A

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[11] Power supply PWB unit

38 0KY0K758A4R00 AT A Fuse(T4A/250V) [F101]

39 0KYR3121TC000 AC N C Resistor(1/8W 0Ω ±5%) [F102]

40 0KY0MPS901200 AE C Heat sink [HS1]

41 0KY0H135A5R00 AV B IC(PQ05RD11) [IC101]

42 0KY0W000A0100 AC C Jumper [J101]

43 0KY0L110K2230 AS C Inductor(PLA10A2230R4) [L1]

44 0KY0D763A8R00 AN B Thermistor(NTH7D8R0) [NTC1]

45 0KYH7138AS001 AP N B Photo coupler(PC123) [PC1]

46 0KY0T645A0020 AX B FET(2SK2717) [Q1]

47 0KY0T358A0040 AG B Transistor(2SC1741AS) [Q2]

48 0KY0T358A0040 AG B Transistor(2SC1741AS) [Q21]

49 0KY0T394A0010 AF B Transistor(2SC4081) [Q22]

50 0KY0T394A0010 AF B Transistor(2SC4081) [Q23]

51 0KY0T394A0010 AF B Transistor(2SC4081) [Q101]

52 0KY0R166B4750 AE C Resistor(1/2W 4.7MΩ ±5%) [R1]

53 0KY0R353U6840 AD C Resistor(1/4W 680KΩ ±5%) [R2]

54 0KY0R353U6840 AD C Resistor(1/4W 680KΩ ±5%) [R3]

55 0KYR3120TC223 AD N C Resistor(1/8W 22KΩ ±5%) [R5]

56 0KY0R153U4710 AC C Resistor(1/4W 470Ω ±5%) [R6]

57 0KYR3121TC391 AC N C Resistor(1/8W 390Ω ±5%) [R7]

58 0KYR3121TC333 AC N C Resistor(1/8W 33KΩ ±5%) [R8]

59 0KYR3111VC682 AB C Resistor(1/16W 6.8KΩ ±5%) [R10]

60 0KYR3120TC912 AC N C Resistor(1/8W 9.1KΩ ±5%) [R11]

61 0KYR3120TC203 AC N C Resistor(1/8W 20KΩ ±5%) [R12]

62 0KY0R3Q0V1020 AC C Resistor(1/8W 1KΩ ±5%) [R13]

63 0KYR3111VC681 AB C Resistor(1/16W 680Ω ±5%) [R17]

64 0KY0R153U3300 AC C Resistor(1/4W 33Ω ±5%) [R19]

65 0KYR3120TC104 AC N C Resistor(1/8W 100KΩ ±5%) [R24]

66 0KY0R153U2710 AC C Resistor(1/4W 270Ω ±5%) [R25]

67 0KYR3120TC473 AC N C Resistor(1/8W 47KΩ ±5%) [R26]

68 0KYR3120TC563 AC N C Resistor(1/8W 56KΩ ±5%) [R27]

69 0KYR3120TC472 AC N C Resistor(1/8W 4.7KΩ ±5%) [R29]

70 0KYR3121TC471 AC N C Resistor(1/8W 470Ω ±5%) [R110]

71 0KYR3111VC102 AB C Resistor(1/16W 1KΩ ±5%) [R111]

72 0KYR3121TC473 AC N C Resistor(1/8W 47KΩ ±5%) [R112]

73 0KYR3120TC752 AC N C Resistor(1/8W 7.5KΩ ±5%) [R113]

74 0KYR3120TC153 AB C Resistor(1/8W 15KΩ ±5%) [R115]

75 0KYR3121TC472 AC N C Resistor(1/8W 4.7KΩ ±5%) [R117]

76 0KYR3131AC562 AC C Resistor(1/4W 5.6KΩ ±5%) [R121]

77 0KY0M135A0050 AE C Screw [SR1]

78 0KYL2000DS084 AZ B Transformer(2D84) [T1]

79 0KY0R854E5020 AK C Variable resistor(1/10W 5KΩ) [VR101]

80 0KY0D754A4710 AK B Transient voltage surge suppressor(ENC471) [Z1]

(Unit)

1901 RDENT2194XHZZ BN N E Power supply PWB unit

[12] Operation panel PWB unit

1 QSW-K0005AWZZ AC C Tact switch [SW]

2 QSW-M2246AXZZ AH C FRSNS sensor [SW1]

3 QSW-M2294XHZZ AE C ORGSNS sensor [SW2]

(Unit)

901 DCEKP336CXH08 BG N E Operation panel PWB unit

[13] Cordless handset PWB unit (FO-CC500K/FO-K01)

1 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C2]

2 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C3]

3 VCKYTM1AF226Z AN C Capacitor(10WV 22µF) [C4]

4 VCKYCZ1CF104Z AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C11]

5 VCKYCZ1CF104Z AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C12]

6 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C13]

7 VCKYCZ1CF104Z AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C14]

8 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C15]

9 VCKYCZ1CF104Z AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C16]

10 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C17]

11 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C18]

12 VCKYCZ1CF104Z AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C19]

13 VCKYCZ1CF104Z AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C20]

14 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C21]

15 VCKYCZ1CF104Z AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C22]

16 VCCCCZ1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C24]

17 VCCCCZ1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C25]

18 VCKYCZ1CF104Z AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C26]

19 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C27]

20 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C29]

21 VCKYCZ1CF104Z AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C30]

22 VCKYCZ1HB102K AA C Capacitor(50WV 1000PF) [C32]

23 VCCCCZ1HH101J AA C Capacitor(50WV 100PF) [C33]

24 VCKYCZ1CF104Z AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C34]

25 VCKYCZ1CF104Z AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C36]

26 VCKYCZ1CF104Z AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C37]

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FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

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[13] Cordless handset PWB unit (FO-CC500K/FO-K01)

27 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C38]

28 VCKYCZ1CF104Z AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C39]

29 VCKYCZ1CF104Z AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C40]

30 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C41]

31 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C42]

32 VRS-CZ1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [C44]

33 VCKYTV1AF475Z AD C Capacitor(10WV 4.7µF) [C46]

34 VCKYCY1AF105Z AC C Capacitor(10WV 1µF) [C47]

35 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C48]

36 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C49]

37 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C50]

38 VCKYCZ1CF104Z AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C51]

39 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C52]

40 VCKYCZ1HB102K AA C Capacitor(50WV 1000PF) [C54]

41 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C55]

42 VCKYCY1CB104K AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C56]

43 VCKYTQ0JB106K AE C Capacitor(6.3WV 10µF) [C57]

44 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C58]

45 VCKYCY1AF105Z AC C Capacitor(10WV 1µF) [C59]

46 VCKYCY1CB104K AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C60]

47 VCKYCY1CB104K AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C61]

48 VCKYCZ1CF104Z AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C62]

49 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C63]

50 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C64]

51 VCKYCZ1CF104Z AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C65]

52 VCKYCY1CB104K AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C66]

53 VCKYTQ1AF106Z AD C Capacitor(10WV 10µF) [C67]

54 VCKYCZ1CF104Z AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C68]

55 VCKYCZ1CF104Z AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C69]

56 VCKYCY1CB104K AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C70]

57 VCKYCZ1CF104Z AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C71]

58 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C72]

59 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C73]

60 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C74]

61 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C75]

62 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C76]

63 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C77]

64 VCKYTQ1AF226Z AL C Capacitor(10WV 22µF) [C78]

65 VCKYTQ1AF475Z AD C Capacitor(10WV 4.7µF) [C80]

66 VCKYCZ1CF104Z AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C81]

67 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C82]

68 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C83]

69 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C84]

70 VCKYTQ1AF475Z AD C Capacitor(10WV 4.7µF) [C85]

71 VCKYCZ1CF104Z AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C86]

72 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C88]

73 VCEAPW1AW336M AG C Capacitor(10WV 33µF) [C89]

74 VCKYCZ1CF104Z AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C90]

75 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C91]

76 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C92]

77 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C93]

78 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C96]

79 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C98]

80 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C99]

81 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C102]

82 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C103]

83 VCKYCZ1HB102K AA C Capacitor(50WV 1000PF) [C104]

84 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C105]

85 VCKYCZ1CF104Z AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C106]

86 VCEAPW0JW107M AG C Capacitor(6.3WV 100µF) [C107]

87 VCEAGU0JW477M AB C Capacitor(6.3WV 470µF) [C108]

88 VCKYCZ1CF104Z AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C109]

89 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C110]

90 VCKYCZ1HB102K AA C Capacitor(50WV 1000PF) [C111]

91 VCKYCZ1HB102K AA C Capacitor(50WV 1000PF) [C112]

92 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C113]

93 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C114]

94 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C115]

95 VCKYCZ1HB102K AA C Capacitor(50WV 1000PF) [C116]

96 VCCCCZ1HH8R0D AA C Capacitor(50WV 8.0PF) [C117]

97 VCKYCZ1EB103K AB C Capacitor(25WV 0.01µF) [C118]

98 VCKYCZ1CF104Z AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C119]

99 VCKYTV1CB474K AC C Capacitor(16WV 0.47µF) [C201]

100 VCKYTV1CB474K AC C Capacitor(16WV 0.47µF) [C202]

101 VCKYTV1CB474K AC C Capacitor(16WV 0.47µF) [C203]

102 VCKYTV1HB104K AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C204]

103 VCKYTV1HB104K AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C205]

104 VCKYTV1HB104K AA C Capacitor(50WV 0.1µF) [C206]

105 VCKYCY1CB104K AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C207]

106 VCKYCY1CB104K AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C208]

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FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

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[13] Cordless handset PWB unit (FO-CC500K/FO-K01)

107 VCKYCZ1HB102K AA C Capacitor(50WV 1000PF) [C300]

108 VCKYCZ1EB103K AB C Capacitor(25WV 0.01µF) [C301]

109 VCKYTQ1AF106Z AD C Capacitor(10WV 10µF) [C302]

110 VCEAPS0JC157M AF N C Capacitor(6.3WV 150µF) [C303]

111 VCEAPS0JC337M AH N C Capacitor(6.3WV 330µF) [C304]

112 VCKYCZ1EB103K AB C Capacitor(25WV 0.01µF) [C305]

113 VCKYCZ1CF104Z AB C Capacitor(16WV 0.1µF) [C306]

114 QCNCM742BAFZZ AB C Connector(2pin) [CN1]

115 QCNCW2644XHZZ AQ C Connector(22pin) [CN101]

116 VHEUDZS4R7B-1 AE B Zener diode(UDZ4.7B) [D2]

117 VHDU1GC44//-1 AC B Diode(1GC44) [D3]

118 QFS-L102ACFNZ AE A Fuse(1A/250V) [F1]

119 RH-IX2268XHZZ AN B IC(S-L2980A33MC-C6STF) [IC1]

120 VHIF512KTA84C N B IC,Cordless handset FLASH ROM(512KB)(Ver.:TA84C)(DROM-376CXH05) [IC3]

121 RH-IX2322XHZZ AM N B IC(S-24C04BFJ-TB-S) [IC4]

122 RH-IX2264XHZZ BN B IC(CX80705-13)(Within IC5 and IC8 pair) [IC5]

123 VHINJM2149R-1 AF B IC(NJM2149R) [IC6]

124 VHINJU7081R-1 AR B IC(NJU7081R) [IC7]

125 RH-IX2264XHZZ BN B IC(20438)(Within IC5 and IC8 pair) [IC8]

126 VHITC7SZ04A-1 AD N B IC(TC7SZ04AFE) [IC9]

127 QJAKM0214AFZZ AN C Jack [J1]

1128 RFILN2034XHZZ AG C Coil(BLM41A102SG) [L1]

1129 RFILN2034XHZZ AG C Coil(BLM41A102SG) [L2]

130 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [L3]

131 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [L4]

1132 RFILN2033XHZZ AE C Coil(BLM11HB102SD) [L5]

133 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [L6]

134 VRS-CY1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [L9]

135 VRS-CY1JB3R0J AA C Resistor(1/16W 3Ω ±5%) [L10]

1136 RFILN2033XHZZ AE C Coil(BLM11HB102SD) [L11]

1137 RFILN2033XHZZ AE C Coil(BLM11HB102SD) [L12]

138 VRS-CY1JB3R0J AA C Resistor(1/16W 3Ω ±5%) [L13]

139 VRS-TS2AD3R0J AA C Resistor(1/10W 3Ω ±5%) [L14]

140 VRS-TS2AD3R0J AA C Resistor(1/10W 3Ω ±5%) [L15]

141 VRS-TP2BD000J AA C Resistor(1/8W 0Ω ±5%) [L16]

142 VRS-TP2BD000J AA C Resistor(1/8W 0Ω ±5%) [L17]

143 VHPCL195YG/-1 AC B Photo transistor(CL195YG) [LED115]

144 VHPCL195YG/-1 AC B Photo transistor(CL195YG) [LED116]

145 VHPCL195YG/-1 AC B Photo transistor(CL195YG) [LED117]

146 VHPCL195YG/-1 AC B Photo transistor(CL195YG) [LED118]

147 VHPCL195YG/-1 AC B Photo transistor(CL195YG) [LED119]

148 VHPCL195YG/-1 AC B Photo transistor(CL195YG) [LED120]

149 VHPCL195YG/-1 AC B Photo transistor(CL195YG) [LED121]

150 VHPCL195YG/-1 AC B Photo transistor(CL195YG) [LED122]

151 VSDTC114EU/-1 AB B Transistor(DTC114EU) [Q2]

152 VSKTA1298Y/-1 AC B Transistor(KTA1298Y) [Q3]

153 VSKTC3876Y/-1 AC B Transistor(KTC3876Y) [Q5]

154 VSDTC114EU/-1 AB B Transistor(DTC114EU) [Q7]

155 VRS-CZ1JB470J AA C Resistor(1/16W 47Ω ±5%) [R2]

156 VRS-CZ1JB470J AA C Resistor(1/16W 47Ω ±5%) [R3]

157 VRS-TW2HF161J AE C Resistor(1/2W 160Ω ±5%) [R5]

158 VRS-CZ1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R6]

159 VRS-CZ1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R7]

160 VRS-TW2HF100J AE C Resistor(1/2W 10Ω ±5%) [R9]

161 VRS-CZ1JB103J AA C Resistor(1/16W 10KΩ ±5%) [R10]

162 VRS-CZ1JB102J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1KΩ ±5%) [R11]

163 VRS-CZ1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R14]

164 VRS-CZ1JB104J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100KΩ ±5%) [R20]

165 VRS-CZ1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R22]

166 VRS-CZ1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R23]

167 VRS-CZ1JB103J AA C Resistor(1/16W 10KΩ ±5%) [R24]

168 VRS-CZ1JB103J AA C Resistor(1/16W 10KΩ ±5%) [R25]

169 VRS-CZ1JB103J AA C Resistor(1/16W 10KΩ ±5%) [R26]

170 VRS-CZ1JB103J AA C Resistor(1/16W 10KΩ ±5%) [R27]

171 VRS-CZ1JB103J AA C Resistor(1/16W 10KΩ ±5%) [R28]

172 VRS-CZ1JB104J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100KΩ ±5%) [R29]

173 VRS-CZ1JB124J AE C Resistor(1/16W 120KΩ ±5%) [R30]

174 VRS-CY1JB223J AA C Resistor(1/16W 22KΩ ±5%) [R31]

175 VRS-CZ1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R32]

176 VRS-CZ1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R33]

177 VRS-CZ1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R34]

178 VRS-CZ1JB623F AD C Resistor(1/16W 62KΩ ±1%) [R35]

179 VRS-CZ1JB102J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1KΩ ±5%) [R39]

180 VRS-CZ1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [R40]

181 VRS-CZ1JB124F AD C Resistor(1/16W 120KΩ ±1%) [R42]

182 VRS-CZ1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [R43]

183 VRS-CZ1JB563F AD C Resistor(1/16W 56KΩ ±1%) [R45]

184 VRS-CZ1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [R47]

185 VRS-CZ1JB164F AD C Resistor(1/16W 160KΩ ±1%) [R50]

186 VRS-CZ1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R51]

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FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

[13] Cordless handset PWB unit (FO-CC500K/FO-K01)

187 VRS-CZ1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R52]

188 VRS-CZ1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R53]

189 VRS-CZ1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R55]

190 VRS-CZ1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R56]

191 VRS-CZ1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R57]

192 VRS-CZ1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R58]

193 VRS-CZ1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R60]

194 VRS-CZ1JB182J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1.8KΩ ±5%) [R61]

195 VRS-CZ1JB104J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100KΩ ±5%) [R62]

196 VRS-CZ1JB103J AA C Resistor(1/16W 10KΩ ±5%) [R64]

197 VRS-CZ1JB124J AE C Resistor(1/16W 120KΩ ±5%) [R65]

198 VRS-CZ1JB302J AD C Resistor(1/16W 3KΩ ±5%) [R66]

199 VRS-CZ1JB153J AD C Resistor(1/16W 15KΩ ±5%) [R67]

200 VRS-CZ1JB273J AD C Resistor(1/16W 27KΩ ±5%) [R68]

201 VRS-CZ1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R69]

202 VRS-CZ1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [R70]

203 VRS-CZ1JB470J AA C Resistor(1/16W 47Ω ±5%) [R71]

204 VRS-CZ1JB470J AA C Resistor(1/16W 47Ω ±5%) [R72]

205 VRS-CZ1JB222J AD C Resistor(1/16W 2.2KΩ ±5%) [R73]

206 VRS-CZ1JB220J AA C Resistor(1/16W 22Ω ±5%) [R74]

207 VRS-CZ1JB203J AD C Resistor(1/16W 20KΩ ±5%) [R76]

208 VRS-CZ1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R77]

209 VRS-CZ1JB100J AA C Resistor(1/16W 10Ω ±5%) [R78]

210 VRS-CZ1JB222J AD C Resistor(1/16W 2.2KΩ ±5%) [R79]

211 VRS-CZ1JB470J AA C Resistor(1/16W 47Ω ±5%) [R80]

212 VRS-CZ1JB470J AA C Resistor(1/16W 47Ω ±5%) [R81]

213 VRS-CZ1JB470J AA C Resistor(1/16W 47Ω ±5%) [R82]

214 VRS-CZ1JB102J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1KΩ ±5%) [R83]

215 VRS-CZ1JB152J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1.5KΩ ±5%) [R84]

216 VRS-CZ1JB103J AA C Resistor(1/16W 10KΩ ±5%) [R85]

217 VRS-CZ1JB201J AA C Resistor(1/16W 200Ω ±5%) [R86]

218 VRS-CZ1JB201J AA C Resistor(1/16W 200Ω ±5%) [R87]

219 VRS-CZ1JB472J AA C Resistor(1/16W 4.7KΩ ±5%) [R88]

220 VRS-CZ1JB332J AA C Resistor(1/16W 3.3KΩ ±5%) [R89]

221 VRS-CZ1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [R91]

222 VRS-CY1JB391J AA C Resistor(1/16W 390Ω ±5%) [R113]

223 VRS-CY1JB391J AA C Resistor(1/16W 390Ω ±5%) [R114]

224 VRS-CY1JB131J AA C Resistor(1/16W 130Ω ±5%) [R118]

225 VRS-CY1JB221J AA C Resistor(1/16W 220Ω ±5%) [R119]

226 VRS-CY1JB221J AA C Resistor(1/16W 220Ω ±5%) [R120]

227 VRS-CY1JB131J AA C Resistor(1/16W 130Ω ±5%) [R121]

228 VRS-CY1JB221J AA C Resistor(1/16W 220Ω ±5%) [R122]

229 VRS-CY1JB131J AA C Resistor(1/16W 130Ω ±5%) [R123]

230 VRS-CY1JB434F AC C Resistor(1/16W 430KΩ ±1%) [R124]

231 VRS-CY1JB824F AD C Resistor(1/16W 820KΩ ±1%) [R125]

232 VRS-CY1JB103J AA C Resistor(1/16W 10KΩ ±5%) [R126]

233 VRS-CY1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R200]

234 VRS-CY1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R201]

235 VRS-CY1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R202]

236 VRS-CY1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R203]

237 VRS-CY1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R204]

238 VRS-CZ1JB302J AD C Resistor(1/16W 3KΩ ±5%) [R205]

239 VRS-CZ1JB302J AD C Resistor(1/16W 3KΩ ±5%) [R206]

240 VRS-CZ1JB102J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1KΩ ±5%) [R207]

241 VRS-CZ1JB102J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1KΩ ±5%) [R208]

242 VRS-CZ1JB102J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1KΩ ±5%) [R209]

243 VRS-CZ1JB102J AA C Resistor(1/16W 1KΩ ±5%) [R210]

244 VRS-CZ1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [R211]

245 VRS-CZ1JB000J AA C Resistor(1/16W 0Ω ±5%) [R212]

246 VRS-CZ1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R213]

247 VRS-CZ1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R214]

248 VRS-CZ1JB563J AD C Resistor(1/16W 56KΩ ±5%) [R215]

249 VRS-CZ1JB203J AD C Resistor(1/16W 20KΩ ±5%) [R216]

250 VRS-CY1JB103J AA C Resistor(1/16W 10KΩ ±5%) [R217]

251 VRS-CZ1JB470J AA C Resistor(1/16W 47Ω ±5%) [R218]

252 VRS-CZ1JB470J AA C Resistor(1/16W 47Ω ±5%) [R219]

253 VRS-TV2AB000J AA C Resistor(1/10W 0Ω ±5%) [R220]

254 VRS-CZ1JB563F AD C Resistor(1/16W 56KΩ ±1%) [R222]

255 VRS-CZ1JB563F AD C Resistor(1/16W 56KΩ ±1%) [R223]

256 VRS-CY1JB101J AA C Resistor(1/16W 100Ω ±5%) [R224]

257 RR-TZ3012SCJ0 AB B Block resistor(100Ωx4) [RA1]

258 RR-TZ3012SCJ0 AB B Block resistor(100Ωx4) [RA2]

259 RR-TZ3012SCJ0 AB B Block resistor(100Ωx4) [RA3]

260 RR-TZ3012SCJ0 AB B Block resistor(100Ωx4) [RA4]

261 RR-TZ3012SCJ0 AB B Block resistor(100Ωx4) [RA5]

262 RR-TZ3012SCJ0 AB B Block resistor(100Ωx4) [RA6]

263 PSHEM3720XHZZ AC C Earth sheet [SHEET1]

264 PSHEM3720XHZZ AC C Earth sheet [SHEET2]

265 QSW-K0237AFZZ AC C Tact switch [TASW1]

266 QSW-K0237AFZZ AC C Tact switch [TASW2]

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NO. PARTS CODE PRICE

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FO-CC500A

FO-K01A

[13] Cordless handset PWB unit (FO-CC500K/FO-K01)

267 QSW-K0237AFZZ AC C Tact switch [TASW3]

268 QSW-K0237AFZZ AC C Tact switch [TASW4]

269 QSW-K0237AFZZ AC C Tact switch [TASW5]

270 RUNTZ2098XHZB BW N B RF unit [UNIT1]

271 RCRUA2001XHZZ BC N B Crystal(19.2MHz) [X1]

(Unit)

901 DCYO-373CXH05 CA N E Cordless handset PWB unit(Within ROM)

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I n d e x

[C]

CCNW-255BXH01 5-25 AT C

CCNWN484AXH01 1-3 AL C

CGERH2314XH05 4-1 AS N C

CGERH2566XH01 6-21 AG C

CLEVP2358XH01 1-4 AD C

CLEVP2359XH01 4-2 AD C

CLEVP2360XH01 4-3 AD C

CLEVP2361XH01 4-4 AD C

CLEVP2362XH01 4-5 AD C

CPAKC356EXH01 6-17 N D

CPLTP3183XHR2 6-20 AM C

CROLR2481XH01 1-5 AQ C

[D]

DCEKC087SXHZZ 1-6 CA N E

″ 8-901 CA N E

DCEKL460CXH01 1-7 BH N E

″ 9-901 BH N E

DCEKP334CXH26 3-901 BG N E

DCEKP336CXH08 3-5 BG N E

″12-901 BG N E

DCYO-373CXH05 5-1 CA N E

″13-901 CA N E

DROMR375CXH03 1-66 N E

″10-901 N E

DSOGO373CXHE5 5-901 CC N E

″ 6-27 CC N E

″ 7-9 CC N E

DUNTK443CXHGY 6-1 AY N E

[G]

GCABA2399XHVC 5-2 AU N D

GCABB2393XHSW 1-35 BA N D

GCABB2400XHSC 5-3 AL N D

GCASP2145XHST 3-1 AV N D

GCOVA2447XHSE 1-46 AH N D

GCOVA2448XHSE 2-1 AS N C

GCOVA2457XHSC 5-4 N C

GCOVH2455XHSB 6-24 AH N C

″ 7-7 AH N C

GCOVH2456XHZZ 5-5 AG C

GLEGG2078XHZZ 1-47 AD C

[H]

HPNLH2418XHS2 1-62 AL N D

[J]

JBTN-2339XHSA 3-2 AF C

JBTN-2340XHSC 3-3 AE C

JBTN-2341XHSD 3-4 AG C

JBTN-2342XHSA 3-18 AE N C

JKNBZ0309XHSA 5-6 AL N C

JKNBZ0310XHSD 5-7 AL C

[L]

LBNDJ2006XHZZ 1-17 AA C

″ 2-29 AA C

LBSHP2140XHZA 1-22 AC N C

LBSHP2143XHZZ 1-23 AC C

LBSHP2148XHZZ 2-25 AE N C

LBSHP2149XHZZ 2-26 AE N C

LFRM-2225XHSE 1-24 AN N C

LFRM-2226XHZZ 4-6 AQ C

LFRM-2227XHZZ 2-6 AQ C

LFRM-2232XHZZ 2-7 AT C

LHLDZ2224XHZZ 2-18 AL C

LHLDZ2227XHZZ 1-36 AD C

LHLDZ2228XHZZ 1-37 AD C

LHLDZ2234XHZA 5-8 AK N C

LHLDZ2235XHZZ 5-9 AF C

LPLTG2911XHZZ 3-11 AE C

LPLTG3181XHZZ 2-19 AD C

LPLTM3178XHZZ 1-48 AF C

LPLTM3190XHZZ 4-7 AG C

LPLTP3175XHZZ 3-12 AD C

LPLTP3176XHZZ 3-13 AD C

LPLTP3177XHZZ 1-49 AD C

LPLTP3179XHZZ 2-20 AD C

LPLTP3180XHZZ 2-21 AH C

LPLTP3182XHZZ 2-22 AH C

LPLTP3184XHZZ 6-3 AH C

LX-BZ2205XHZZ 1-B5 AC C

LX-BZ2222XHZZ 2-B3 AC C

LX-BZ2234XHZZ 2-B1 AD C

LX-BZ2282XHZZ 1-B3 AB C

LX-BZ2286XHZZ 1-B6 AE C

LX-WZ2290XHZZ 1-W2 AE N C

[M]

MCAMP2028XHZZ 4-8 AE C

MLEVP2356XHZZ 1-51 AD C

MLEVP2357XHZZ 1-50 AD C

MLEVP2363XHZZ 2-8 AD C

MSPRC3287XHZZ 1-38 AB C

MSPRC3288XHZZ 1-39 AB C

MSPRC3295XHZZ 1-25 AB C

MSPRC3299XHZZ 2-23 AB C

MSPRC3300XHZZ 2-24 AB C

MSPRC3301XHZZ 2-2 AB C

MSPRC3305XHZZ 2-9 AB C

MSPRC3335XHZZ 2-30 AD C

MSPRC3340XHZA 1-40 AD C

MSPRC3346XHZZ 1-75 AD N C

MSPRC3357XHZZ 1-74 AD N C

MSPRD3285XHZZ 1-53 AB C

MSPRD3286XHZA 1-52 AB C

MSPRD3291XHZZ 1-54 AD C

MSPRD3292XHZA 1-55 AB C

MSPRD3293XHZZ 3-14 AB C

MSPRD3298XHZZ 4-9 AE C

MSPRD3302XHZZ 2-10 AB C

MSPRD3341XHZZ 1-65 AD C

MSPRD3379XHZZ 1-26 AD N C

MSPRP3297XHZZ 4-23 AD C

MSPRT3294XHZZ 3-15 AB C

[N]

NGERH2380XHZZ 4-10 AC C

NGERH2409XHZZ 4-11 AB C

NGERH2568XHZZ 6-4 AB C

NGERH2569XHZZ 1-27 AC C

NGERH2570XHZZ 1-28 AD C

NGERH2571XHZZ 4-12 AD C

NGERH2572XHZZ 4-13 AD C

NGERH2573XHZZ 4-14 AD C

NGERH2574XHZZ 4-15 AD C

NGERH2575XHZZ 4-16 AD C

NGERH2576XHZZ 4-17 AD C

NGERH2577XHZZ 4-18 AD C

NGERH2579XHZZ 2-27 AD C

NGERH2580XHZZ 2-11 AC C

NGERH2581XHZZ 2-12 AC C

NGERH2582XHZZ 4-19 AC C

NGERP2318XHZZ 2-3 AD C

NROLP2332XHZZ 1-29 AD C

NROLR2482XHZZ 1-30 AR C

NROLR2483XHZZ 2-13 AL C

NROLR2484XHZZ 2-14 AL C

NROLR2485XHZZ 2-28 AQ C

NSFTP2357XHZZ 2-15 AG C

NSFTP2358XHZZ 2-16 AG C

[P]

PBRS-2055XHZZ 1-63 AN C

PCAPH2092XHSB 5-10 AE N C

PCOVP2130XHZZ 1-41 AE C

PCOVP2131XHSE 1-57 AE N C

PCOVP2132XHZZ 1-58 AD C

PCUSS0685XHZZ 6-25 AC C

″ 7-8 AC C

PCUSS2172XHZZ 5-11 AK C

PCUSS2173XHZZ 5-12 AE C

PGIDM2614XHSE 3-16 AQ N C

PGIDM2615XHZZ 1-42 AD C

PGIDM2616XHZZ 1-43 AD C

PGIDM2617XHZZ 1-31 AD C

PGIDM2618XHZZ 1-32 AD C

PGIDM2619XHSE 2-4 AF N C

PGIDM2620XHSE 2-5 AF N C

PGIDM2621XHSE 2-17 AT N C

PRBNN2033SC10 6-5 AL S

PSHEM3720XHZZ 13-263 AC C

″13-264 AC C

PSHEP3660XHZZ 3-17 AE C

PSHEP3695XHZZ 5-13 AE C

PSHEZ3687XHZZ 1-64 AD C

PSHEZ3696XHZZ 5-14 AD C

PTPEH0003XHZZ 5-16 AC C

PTPEH2091XHZZ 5-17 AD C

[Q]

QACCL2045XHZZ 1-59 AR B

QANTH2020SCZA 1-67 AV N C

QANTH2022XHZZ 5-18 AE N C

QCNCM2401SC0B 8-117 AA C

QCNCM2508SC1C 8-111 AG C

QCNCM2508SC1D 8-112 AF C

QCNCM2638SC0F 8-116 AE C

QCNCM2646XH0B 10-81 AG C

QCNCM7014SC0B 8-110 AD C

QCNCM7014SC0C 8-115 AA C

QCNCM7014SC0D 10-80 AB C

QCNCM7014SC0F 8-113 AB C

QCNCM7014SC0G 8-109 AB C

QCNCM7014SC1E 8-118 AC C

QCNCM7014SC1F 8-114 AD C

QCNCM742BAFZZ 13-114 AB C

QCNCW2644XHZZ 13-115 AQ C

QCNCW715NAFZZ 10-79 AK C

QCNCW715PAFZZ 9-42 AG N C

QCNCW754AAFZZ 10-82 AG C

QCNTM0045XHSC 5-19 BA C

QCNW-287BXHZZ 10-157 AE C

QCNWG0376AFZZ 6-6 AM C

QCNWG0381AFZZ 6-9 AM C

QCNWG209BXHGY

6-2 AN N C

QCNWN332BXHZZ 1-16 AK N C

″ 3-9 AK N C

QCNWN483AXHZZ 4-20 AD C

QCNWN485AXHZZ 1-33 AG C

QCNWN486AXHZZ 1-44 AM C

QFS-L102ACFNZ 13-118 AE A

QFS-L1037YCZZ 8-123 AD A

QJAKM0214AFZZ 13-127 AN C

QJAKZ2073SCFD 9-43 AE C

QJAKZ2079XH0D 9-41 AD C

QPLGZ9065AFZZ 6-16 AP C

QPWBF3206XHZ2 1-8 AH N E

QSW-F2224SCZZ 4-21 AE C

QSW-K0005AWZZ 3-6 AC C

″12-1 AC C

QSW-K0237AFZZ 13-265 AC C

″13-266 AC C

″13-267 AC C

″13-268 AC C

″13-269 AC C

QSW-M2246AXZZ 3-7 AH C

″12-2 AH C

QSW-M2294XHZZ 3-8 AE C

″12-3 AE C

QSW-Z2317XHZZ 9-103 AF C

QTANB9013BXZZ 5-20 AF C

QTANB9014BXZZ 5-21 AF C

[R]

RADPA2067XHZZ 6-22 BB N B

″ 7-2 BB N B

RC-EZ3089SCZZ 10-39 AC N C

RC-FZ3078SCZZ 9-10 AF C

RC-FZ3079SCZZ 9-9 AG C

RCILF2125SCZZ 9-51 AF C

RCORF2125XHZZ 1-70 AE B

RCRSB0297AFZZ 8-237 AD B

RCRSP2176SCZZ 8-236 AG B

RCRUA2001XHZZ 10-159 BC N B

″13-271 BC N B

RDENT2194XHZZ 1-61 BN N E

″11-901 BN N E

RFILN2027XHZZ 9-49 AC C

″ 9-50 AC C

″ 9-52 AC C

″ 9-53 AC C

RFILN2033XHZZ 10-97 AE C

″13-132 AE C

″13-136 AE C

″13-137 AE C

RFILN2034XHZZ 13-128 AG C

″13-129 AG C

RH-DX2007SCZZ 9-101 AC B

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RH-IX2168SCZZ 8-125 BB B

RH-IX2262XHZZ 8-132 AP B

RH-IX2264XHZZ 10-84 BN B

″10-85 BN B

″13-122 BN B

″13-125 BN B

RH-IX2267XHZZ 10-90 AL B

RH-IX2268XHZZ 13-119 AN B

RH-IX2270XHZZ 8-128 AL B

RH-IX2273XHZZ 8-134 AP B

RH-IX2322XHZZ 10-87 AM N B

″13-121 AM N B

RHEDZ2065XHZZ 1-45 BP B

RMICC2012SCZZ 5-22 AN B

RMOTS2175XHZZ 4-22 AX B

RPHOA2012XHZZ 5-23 AR B

RR-TZ3012SCJ0 10-151 AB B

″10-152 AB B

″10-153 AB B

″10-154 AB B

″10-155 AB B

″10-156 AB B

″13-257 AB B

″13-258 AB B

″13-259 AB B

″13-260 AB B

″13-261 AB B

″13-262 AB B

RR-TZ3017SCZZ 8-234 AC C

RR-TZ3018SCZZ 8-231 AC C

″ 8-232 AC C

″ 8-233 AC C

RRLYD3436XHZZ 9-40 AP N B

RTRNI2165XHZZ 9-104 AG B

RUNTZ2080XH01 3-10 BA E

RUNTZ2098XHZB 5-31 BW N B

″10-158 BW N B

″13-270 BW N B

RUNTZ2099XHZZ 5-24 BG B

RUNTZ2100XHE3 6-19 AZ N E

″ 7-3 AZ N E

RUNTZ2124XHZZ 1-34 BP N B

[S]

SPAKA301DXHZZ 6-15 AK D

SPAKA324DXHZZ 6-23 AE D

SPAKA427EXHZZ 7-4 N D

SPAKA428EXHZZ 7-11 N D

SPAKA429EXHZZ 6-7 N D

SPAKA430EXHZZ 6-8 N D

SPAKA465CXHZZ 6-14 AF D

SPAKC364EXHTZ 7-5 N D

SPAKP329DXHZZ 6-18 AF D

[T]

TCADH3527XHZZ 7-1 N D

TCADZ3496XHZZ 6-26 N D

″ 7-12 N D

TINSE4319XHTZ 6-11 AU N D

TLABH319DXHZZ 2-31 AD D

TLABH468DXHZA 2-32 AE N D

TLABM234FXHZZ 6-12 N D

TLABM407FXHTZ 5-27 N D

TLABM408FXHTZ 5-27 N D

TLABZ446DXHZZ 6-10 AC D

″ 7-10 AC D

[U]

UBATL2049SCZZ 8-1 AF B

UBATM2099XHZZ 6-13 BG B

″ 7-6 BG B

[V]

VCCCCY1HHR75C 10-72 AE C

VCCCCY1HH101J 8-19 AA C

″ 8-20 AA C

″ 8-21 AA C

″ 8-22 AA C

″ 8-23 AA C

″ 8-24 AA C

″ 8-26 AA C

″ 8-56 AA C

″ 8-57 AA C

″ 8-70 AA C

VCCCCY1HH101J 8-72 AA C

″ 8-73 AA C

″ 8-74 AA C

″ 8-75 AA C

″ 8-86 AA C

″ 8-89 AA C

″ 8-90 AA C

″ 8-91 AA C

″ 8-92 AA C

″ 8-93 AA C

″ 8-96 AA C

″ 8-97 AA C

″ 8-98 AA C

″ 8-101 AA C

″ 9-32 AA C

″10-63 AA C

″10-64 AA C

″10-76 AA C

″10-77 AA C

″10-78 AA C

VCCCCY1HH200J 8-50 AA C

″ 8-53 AA C

VCCCCY1HH220J 8-37 AA C

″ 8-38 AA C

VCCCCY1HH221J 8-13 AA C

″ 8-14 AA C

″ 8-15 AA C

″ 8-16 AA C

″ 8-40 AA C

″ 9-18 AA C

VCCCCY1HH3R0C 10-73 AA C

VCCCCY1HH330J 10-75 AA C

VCCCCY1HH8R0D 10-2 AA C

″10-5 AA C

″10-6 AA C

″10-9 AA C

″10-11 AA C

″10-12 AA C

″10-13 AA C

″10-14 AA C

″10-15 AA C

″10-16 AA C

″10-17 AA C

″10-19 AA C

″10-20 AA C

″10-23 AA C

″10-26 AA C

″10-28 AA C

″10-30 AA C

″10-32 AA C

″10-34 AA C

″10-35 AA C

″10-42 AA C

″10-43 AA C

″10-44 AA C

″10-45 AA C

″10-46 AA C

VCCCCZ1HH101J 13-16 AA C

″13-17 AA C

″13-23 AA C

VCCCCZ1HH8R0D 13-1 AA C

″13-2 AA C

″13-6 AA C

″13-8 AA C

″13-10 AA C

″13-11 AA C

″13-14 AA C

″13-19 AA C

″13-20 AA C

″13-27 AA C

″13-30 AA C

″13-31 AA C

″13-35 AA C

″13-36 AA C

″13-37 AA C

″13-39 AA C

″13-41 AA C

″13-44 AA C

″13-49 AA C

″13-50 AA C

VCCCCZ1HH8R0D 13-58 AA C

″13-59 AA C

″13-60 AA C

″13-61 AA C

″13-62 AA C

″13-63 AA C

″13-67 AA C

″13-68 AA C

″13-69 AA C

″13-72 AA C

″13-75 AA C

″13-76 AA C

″13-77 AA C

″13-78 AA C

″13-79 AA C

″13-80 AA C

″13-81 AA C

″13-82 AA C

″13-84 AA C

″13-89 AA C

″13-92 AA C

″13-93 AA C

″13-94 AA C

″13-96 AA C

VCEAEA0JW227M 10-22 AB C

″10-38 AB C

″10-40 AB C

VCEAGA0JW227M 8-2 AD C

″ 8-9 AD C

″10-1 AD C

″10-8 AD C

VCEAGA1CW227M 8-10 AB C

VCEAGA1EW107M 8-6 AB C

″ 9-14 AB C

VCEAGA1EW476M 8-3 AA C

″ 9-4 AA C

″10-37 AA C

VCEAGA1HW106M 8-4 AA C

″ 8-5 AA C

″ 8-7 AA C

″ 8-8 AA C

″ 9-13 AA C

″ 9-15 AA C

VCEAGA1HW107M 9-8 AA C

VCEAGA1HW226M 8-11 AB C

″ 9-5 AB C

″ 9-6 AB C

″ 9-12 AB C

VCEAGA1HW475M 9-3 AA C

VCEAGU0JW477M 13-87 AB C

VCEAGU1AW108M 10-18 AC N C

″10-47 AC N C

VCEAPS0JC157M 13-110 AF N C

VCEAPS0JC337M 13-111 AH N C

VCEAPW0JW107M 13-86 AG C

VCEAPW1AW336M 13-73 AG C

VCFYDA1HA334J 9-11 AC C

VCKYCY1AB105K 8-78 AB C

″ 8-79 AB C

″ 8-81 AB C

″ 8-105 AB C

″ 8-106 AB C

″ 8-108 AB C

VCKYCY1AF105Z 8-33 AC C

″ 8-44 AC C

″ 8-46 AC C

″ 8-47 AC C

″ 8-48 AC C

″ 8-49 AC C

″ 8-51 AC C

″ 8-52 AC C

″ 8-54 AC C

″ 8-60 AC C

″ 8-61 AC C

″ 8-66 AC C

″ 8-69 AC C

″ 8-82 AC C

″ 8-85 AC C

″10-52 AC C

″13-34 AC C

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VCKYCY1AF105Z 13-45 AC C

VCKYCY1CB104K 8-64 AB C

″ 8-100 AB C

″ 8-215 AB C

″ 9-19 AB C

″13-42 AB C

″13-46 AB C

″13-47 AB C

″13-52 AB C

″13-56 AB C

″13-105 AB C

″13-106 AB C

VCKYCY1CB224K 10-55 AE C

VCKYCY1HB102K 8-17 AA C

″ 8-18 AA C

″ 8-68 AA C

″ 8-94 AA C

″ 8-95 AA C

″ 8-99 AA C

″ 9-16 AA C

″ 9-17 AA C

″ 9-24 AA C

″ 9-25 AA C

″ 9-36 AA C

″10-56 AA C

″10-69 AA C

″10-70 AA C

″10-71 AA C

″10-74 AA C

VCKYCY1HB103K 8-32 AA C

″ 8-39 AA C

″ 8-80 AA C

″ 9-23 AA C

″ 9-34 AA C

″10-49 AA C

″10-51 AA C

VCKYCY1HB152K 9-21 AB C

VCKYCY1HB223K 8-84 AC C

VCKYCY1HB471K 8-102 AB C

VCKYCY1HB472K 8-55 AA C

VCKYCY1HB563K 9-33 N C

VCKYCY1HB821K 9-35 AA C

VCKYCY1HF104Z 8-12 AA C

″ 8-25 AA C

″ 8-27 AA C

″ 8-28 AA C

″ 8-29 AA C

″ 8-30 AA C

″ 8-31 AA C

″ 8-34 AA C

″ 8-35 AA C

″ 8-36 AA C

″ 8-41 AA C

″ 8-42 AA C

″ 8-43 AA C

″ 8-45 AA C

″ 8-58 AA C

″ 8-59 AA C

″ 8-62 AA C

″ 8-63 AA C

″ 8-65 AA C

″ 8-67 AA C

″ 8-71 AA C

″ 8-87 AA C

″ 8-88 AA C

″ 8-103 AA C

″ 8-104 AA C

″ 8-107 AA C

″ 8-203 AA C

″ 9-20 AA C

″ 9-22 AA C

″ 9-26 AA C

″ 9-27 AA C

″ 9-29 AA C

″ 9-30 AA C

″10-3 AA C

″10-4 AA C

″10-7 AA C

″10-10 AA C

″10-21 AA C

VCKYCY1HF104Z 10-24 AA C

″10-25 AA C

″10-27 AA C

″10-29 AA C

″10-31 AA C

″10-33 AA C

″10-36 AA C

″10-41 AA C

″10-48 AA C

″10-53 AA C

″10-54 AA C

″10-57 AA C

″10-58 AA C

″10-59 AA C

″10-60 AA C

″10-61 AA C

″10-62 AA C

″10-65 AA C

″10-66 AA C

″10-67 AA C

″10-68 AA C

VCKYCZ1CF104Z 13-4 AB C

″13-5 AB C

″13-7 AB C

″13-9 AB C

″13-12 AB C

″13-13 AB C

″13-15 AB C

″13-18 AB C

″13-21 AB C

″13-24 AB C

″13-25 AB C

″13-26 AB C

″13-28 AB C

″13-29 AB C

″13-38 AB C

″13-48 AB C

″13-51 AB C

″13-54 AB C

″13-55 AB C

″13-57 AB C

″13-66 AB C

″13-71 AB C

″13-74 AB C

″13-85 AB C

″13-88 AB C

″13-98 AB C

″13-113 AB C

VCKYCZ1EB103K 13-97 AB C

″13-108 AB C

″13-112 AB C

VCKYCZ1HB102K 13-22 AA C

″13-40 AA C

″13-83 AA C

″13-90 AA C

″13-91 AA C

″13-95 AA C

″13-107 AA C

VCKYTM1AF226Z 13-3 AN C

VCKYTQ0JB106K 13-43 AE C

VCKYTQ1AF106Z 10-50 AD C

″13-53 AD C

″13-109 AD C

VCKYTQ1AF226Z 13-64 AL C

VCKYTQ1AF475Z 13-65 AD C

″13-70 AD C

VCKYTV1AF475Z 13-33 AD C

VCKYTV1CB474K 13-99 AC C

″13-100 AC C

″13-101 AC C

VCKYTV1HB104K 13-102 AA C

″13-103 AA C

″13-104 AA C

VCKYTV1HB683K 9-28 AB C

VHDDSS133//-1 9-44 AA B

″ 9-45 AA B

VHDHRW0202B-1 8-119 AD B

VHDU1GC44//-1 13-117 AC B

VHD1SS355//-1 8-120 AB B

″ 8-121 AB B

VHD1SS355//-1 8-122 AB B

″10-83 AB B

VHEHZU2R7B1-1 8-241 AE B

VHEHZ2A1///-1 9-107 AC B

″ 9-108 AC B

VHEMTZJ100B-1 9-110 AC B

VHEMTZJ200B-1 9-109 AC B

VHEMTZJ5R6B-1 8-239 AB B

VHEMTZJ6R8B-1 9-111 AC B

VHEUDZS4R7B-1 13-116 AE B

VHE02CZ180Y-1 8-240 AC B

VHE1N4748A/-1 8-238 AC B

VHIF004/TA83B 8-124 N B

VHIF512KTA84C 13-120 N B

VHIF512KTA85C 10-86 N B

VHIKIC7S66F-1 8-127 AK B

″ 8-133 AK B

VHIKID65001AP 8-129 AE B

VHIKM29W040-1 8-131 AV B

VHINJM2113M-1 8-130 AG B

VHINJM2149R-1 13-123 AF B

VHINJM2904M-2 9-46 AG B

″ 9-47 AG B

VHINJM78L05A1 9-102 AD B

VHINJU7081R-1 13-124 AR B

VHISCE214V/-1 8-126 AF B

VHIS814A33AUC 8-235 AH B

″10-88 AH B

VHITC7SZ04A-1 10-89 AD N B

″13-126 AD N B

VHPCL195YG/-1 13-143 AC B

″13-144 AC B

″13-145 AC B

″13-146 AC B

″13-147 AC B

″13-148 AC B

″13-149 AC B

″13-150 AC B

VHPSG206S//-1 9-55 AG B

″ 9-56 AG B

VHPTLP621-1BL 9-54 AD B

VHVCSS301M/-U 9-105 AL N B

VHVRA501PC6-1 9-1 AG B

″ 9-2 AG B

VHVTN07G181-1 9-7 AC B

VHVTN07G270-1 9-106 AC B

VRD-HT2EY101J 9-62 AA C

VRD-HT2EY103J 9-67 AA C

VRD-HT2EY150J 9-65 AA C

″ 9-66 AA C

VRS-CY1JB000J 8-76 AA C

″ 8-77 AA C

″ 8-135 AA C

″ 8-136 AA C

″ 8-137 AA C

″ 8-139 AA C

″ 8-140 AA C

″ 8-141 AA C

″ 8-142 AA C

″ 8-143 AA C

″ 8-144 AA C

″ 8-157 AA C

″ 8-163 AA C

″ 8-164 AA C

″ 8-168 AA C

″ 8-193 AA C

″ 8-200 AA C

″ 8-222 AA C

″ 9-31 AA C

″ 9-37 AA C

″ 9-38 AA C

″ 9-39 AA C

″ 9-71 AA C

″ 9-91 AA C

″10-91 AA C

″10-92 AA C

″10-93 AA C

″10-110 AA C

″10-123 AA C

″10-143 AA C

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VRS-CY1JB000J 10-144 AA C

″10-145 AA C

″10-147 AA C

″13-130 AA C

″13-131 AA C

″13-133 AA C

″13-134 AA C

VRS-CY1JB100J 10-134 AA C

″10-148 AA C

VRS-CY1JB101J 8-218 AA C

″ 8-227 AA C

″ 8-228 AA C

″ 8-229 AA C

″10-111 AA C

″10-112 AA C

″10-113 AA C

″10-114 AA C

″10-115 AA C

″10-118 AA C

″10-119 AA C

″10-127 AA C

″10-128 AA C

″10-129 AA C

″10-131 AA C

″10-132 AA C

″10-133 AA C

″10-136 AA C

″10-137 AA C

″10-138 AA C

″10-139 AA C

″10-142 AA C

″13-233 AA C

″13-234 AA C

″13-235 AA C

″13-236 AA C

″13-237 AA C

″13-256 AA C

VRS-CY1JB102J 8-167 AA C

″ 8-176 AA C

″ 8-177 AA C

″ 8-179 AA C

″ 8-182 AA C

″ 8-198 AA C

″ 8-210 AA C

″ 9-69 AA C

″ 9-75 AA C

″ 9-84 AA C

″ 9-85 AA C

″ 9-93 AA C

″10-103 AA C

″10-104 AA C

″10-105 AA C

″10-107 AA C

″10-109 AA C

″10-116 AA C

VRS-CY1JB103J 8-154 AA C

″ 8-160 AA C

″ 8-162 AA C

″ 8-173 AA C

″ 8-201 AA C

″ 9-89 AA C

″10-120 AA C

″10-121 AA C

″10-122 AA C

″10-140 AA C

″10-141 AA C

″13-232 AA C

″13-250 AA C

VRS-CY1JB104J 8-171 AA C

″ 8-194 AA C

″ 8-196 AA C

″ 8-230 AA C

″10-124 AA C

VRS-CY1JB105J 8-180 AA C

″ 8-223 AA C

VRS-CY1JB106J 8-202 AA C

VRS-CY1JB124J 8-207 AA C

VRS-CY1JB131J 13-224 AA C

″13-227 AA C

″13-229 AA C

VRS-CY1JB150J 8-138 AA C

VRS-CY1JB151J 8-166 AA C

″ 8-220 AA C

″ 8-221 AA C

VRS-CY1JB152J 9-80 AA C

VRS-CY1JB153J 8-83 AA C

″ 8-178 AA C

VRS-CY1JB154J 8-170 AA C

″ 9-79 AA C

VRS-CY1JB155J 8-187 AB C

VRS-CY1JB163J 9-70 AA C

VRS-CY1JB183J 10-146 AA C

VRS-CY1JB202J 8-224 AA C

″ 8-225 AA C

VRS-CY1JB203J 8-184 AA C

″ 8-197 AA C

″ 8-204 AA C

″ 9-76 AA C

″ 9-81 AA C

VRS-CY1JB204J 8-188 AA C

VRS-CY1JB221J 8-181 AA C

″13-225 AA C

″13-226 AA C

″13-228 AA C

VRS-CY1JB222J 8-199 AA C

″ 9-74 AA C

″10-117 AA C

VRS-CY1JB223J 8-208 AA C

″ 9-95 AA C

″ 9-97 AA C

″10-130 AA C

″13-174 AA C

VRS-CY1JB224J 8-172 AA C

″ 8-175 AA C

″ 8-185 AA C

″ 9-87 AA C

VRS-CY1JB242J 8-205 AA C

VRS-CY1JB243J 8-190 AA C

″ 9-78 AA C

VRS-CY1JB271J 8-155 AA C

″ 8-156 AA C

″ 8-165 AA C

″ 8-206 AA C

″ 8-209 AA C

″ 8-211 AA C

″ 8-212 AA C

″ 8-214 AA C

″ 8-216 AA C

″ 8-217 AA C

″ 8-219 AA C

″10-101 AA C

VRS-CY1JB3R0J 10-94 AA C

″10-95 AA C

″13-135 AA C

″13-138 AA C

VRS-CY1JB302J 8-183 AA C

″ 8-226 AA C

″10-106 AA C

″10-108 AA C

VRS-CY1JB303J 9-96 AA C

VRS-CY1JB332J 9-68 AA C

″ 9-72 AA C

″ 9-98 AA C

″10-100 AA C

VRS-CY1JB391J 9-92 AA C

″13-222 AA C

″13-223 AA C

VRS-CY1JB392J 9-90 AA C

VRS-CY1JB393J 8-189 AA C

VRS-CY1JB434F 13-230 AC C

VRS-CY1JB471J 8-158 AA C

″ 8-159 AA C

″ 8-161 AA C

″ 8-213 AA C

VRS-CY1JB472J 10-102 AA C

VRS-CY1JB473F 10-126 AC C

VRS-CY1JB473J 9-94 AA C

VRS-CY1JB474J 8-186 AA C

″ 8-195 AA C

VRS-CY1JB512J 8-169 AA C

VRS-CY1JB513J 8-174 AA C

VRS-CY1JB562J 8-153 AA C

VRS-CY1JB563F 10-125 AC C

″10-149 AC C

″10-150 AC C

VRS-CY1JB621J 9-88 AA C

VRS-CY1JB622J 8-191 AA C

VRS-CY1JB682J 9-86 AA C

VRS-CY1JB822J 9-77 AA C

VRS-CY1JB824F 13-231 AD C

VRS-CY1JB913J 8-192 AA C

VRS-CZ1JB000J 13-32 AA C

″13-180 AA C

″13-182 AA C

″13-184 AA C

″13-202 AA C

″13-221 AA C

″13-244 AA C

″13-245 AA C

VRS-CZ1JB100J 13-209 AA C

VRS-CZ1JB101J 13-158 AA C

″13-159 AA C

″13-163 AA C

″13-165 AA C

″13-166 AA C

″13-175 AA C

″13-176 AA C

″13-177 AA C

″13-186 AA C

″13-187 AA C

″13-188 AA C

″13-189 AA C

″13-190 AA C

″13-191 AA C

″13-192 AA C

″13-193 AA C

″13-201 AA C

″13-208 AA C

″13-246 AA C

″13-247 AA C

VRS-CZ1JB102J 13-162 AA C

″13-179 AA C

″13-214 AA C

″13-240 AA C

″13-241 AA C

″13-242 AA C

″13-243 AA C

VRS-CZ1JB103J 13-161 AA C

″13-167 AA C

″13-168 AA C

″13-169 AA C

″13-170 AA C

″13-171 AA C

″13-196 AA C

″13-216 AA C

VRS-CZ1JB104J 13-164 AA C

″13-172 AA C

″13-195 AA C

VRS-CZ1JB124F 13-181 AD C

VRS-CZ1JB124J 13-173 AE C

″13-197 AE C

VRS-CZ1JB152J 13-215 AA C

VRS-CZ1JB153J 13-199 AD C

VRS-CZ1JB164F 13-185 AD C

VRS-CZ1JB182J 13-194 AA C

VRS-CZ1JB201J 13-217 AA C

″13-218 AA C

VRS-CZ1JB203J 13-207 AD C

″13-249 AD C

VRS-CZ1JB220J 13-206 AA C

VRS-CZ1JB222J 13-205 AD C

″13-210 AD C

VRS-CZ1JB273J 13-200 AD C

VRS-CZ1JB302J 13-198 AD C

″13-238 AD C

″13-239 AD C

VRS-CZ1JB332J 13-220 AA C

VRS-CZ1JB470J 13-155 AA C

″13-156 AA C

″13-203 AA C

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VRS-CZ1JB470J 13-204 AA C

″13-211 AA C

″13-212 AA C

″13-213 AA C

″13-251 AA C

″13-252 AA C

VRS-CZ1JB472J 13-219 AA C

VRS-CZ1JB563F 13-183 AD C

″13-254 AD C

″13-255 AD C

VRS-CZ1JB563J 13-248 AD C

VRS-CZ1JB623F 13-178 AD C

VRS-HT3AA223J 9-64 AA C

VRS-HT3AA510J 9-48 AA C

VRS-RE3AA122J 9-63 AC C

VRS-TP2BD000J 13-141 AA C

″13-142 AA C

VRS-TS2AD000J 9-100 AA C

VRS-TS2AD151J 9-73 AA C

VRS-TS2AD153J 9-99 AA C

VRS-TS2AD3R0J 10-96 AA C

″10-98 AA C

″13-139 AA C

″13-140 AA C

VRS-TS2AD301J 9-82 AA C

VRS-TS2AD433J 9-83 AA C

VRS-TV2AB000J 13-253 AA C

VRS-TW2HF100J 13-160 AE C

VRS-TW2HF161J 13-157 AE C

VRS-TW2HF3R0J 10-135 AC C

VSBS108////-1 9-57 AE B

VSDTC114EU/-1 13-151 AB B

″13-154 AB B

VSKRA102S//-1 8-150 AD N B

VSKTA1298Y/-1 13-152 AC B

VSKTC3875GR-1 9-58 AB B

VSKTC3876Y/-1 13-153 AC B

VSRT1N141C/-1 8-147 AB N B

″ 8-149 AB N B

″ 8-151 AB N B

″ 8-152 AB N B

VSRT1N436C/-1 8-146 AD N B

″ 9-59 AD B

″ 9-60 AD B

″ 9-61 AD B

VSSI4431ADY-1 8-148 AF N B

VS2SA1530AS-1 8-145 AC N B

VS2SB1427E/-1 10-99 AD B

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XEBSD20P06000 3-B1 AA C

″ 5-B1 AA C

XEBSD20P08000 5-B2 AA C

XEBSD30P08000 4-B1 AA C

XEBSD30P10000 1-B1 AA C

″ 2-B2 AA C

XEBSD30P12000 1-B2 AA C

XEBSF20P08000 5-B3 AA C

XEPSD30P08000 1-B4 AA C

XWHSN40-08100 1-W1 AA C

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0KYC1103EC103 11-7 AC C

0KYC1103EC472 11-8 AC C

0KYC3126MS560 11-4 AR C

0KYD3110AC004 11-33 AN N B

0KYH7138AS001 11-45 AP N B

0KYK2101LS006 11-18 AK C

0KYK7125AS2R5 11-36 AN A

″11-37 AN A

0KYL2000DS084 11-78 AZ B

0KYR3111VC102 11-71 AB C

0KYR3111VC681 11-63 AB C

0KYR3111VC682 11-59 AB C

0KYR3120TC104 11-65 AC N C

0KYR3120TC153 11-74 AB C

0KYR3120TC203 11-61 AC N C

0KYR3120TC223 11-55 AD N C

0KYR3120TC472 11-69 AC N C

0KYR3120TC473 11-67 AC N C

0KYR3120TC563 11-68 AC N C

0KYR3120TC752 11-73 AC N C

0KYR3120TC912 11-60 AC N C

0KYR3121TC000 11-39 AC N C

0KYR3121TC333 11-58 AC N C

0KYR3121TC391 11-57 AC N C

0KYR3121TC471 11-70 AC N C

0KYR3121TC472 11-75 AC N C

0KYR3121TC473 11-72 AC N C

0KYR3131AC562 11-76 AC C

0KY0C1A9Y1020 11-16 AG C

0KY0C1B2S4700 11-6 AF C

0KY0C1Q1E1010 11-10 AD C

0KY0C176Q4720 11-5 AL C

″11-12 AL C

0KY0C194E1010 11-9 AC C

0KY0C195E1040 11-11 AD C

0KY0C195E1040 11-15 AD C

0KY0C245Q1040 11-3 AM C

0KY0C3A0B3310 11-14 AL C

0KY0C3A0D2210 11-13 AM C

0KY0D157A0060 11-23 AG B

″11-24 AG B

″11-25 AG B

″11-26 AG B

0KY0D221B0020 11-32 AT B

0KY0D251A0020 11-20 AD B

″11-21 AD B

″11-22 AD B

″11-27 AD B

″11-28 AD B

″11-29 AD B

″11-30 AD B

0KY0D461A3200 11-34 AL B

0KY0D466A0480 11-35 AE B

0KY0D466A0600 11-19 AE B

0KY0D466A0720 11-31 AE B

0KY0D754A4710 11-80 AK B

0KY0D763A8R00 11-44 AN B

0KY0H135A5R00 11-41 AV B

0KY0K251A0020 11-17 AK C

0KY0K758A4R00 11-38 AT A

0KY0L110K2230 11-43 AS C

0KY0L551A0010 11-1 AE C

0KY0MPS901200 11-40 AE C

0KY0M135A0050 11-77 AE C

0KY0R153U2710 11-66 AC C

0KY0R153U3300 11-64 AC C

0KY0R153U4710 11-56 AC C

0KY0R166B4750 11-52 AE C

0KY0R3Q0V1020 11-62 AC C

0KY0R353U6840 11-53 AD C

″11-54 AD C

0KY0R854E5020 11-79 AK C

0KY0T358A0040 11-47 AG B

″11-48 AG B

0KY0T394A0010 11-49 AF B

″11-50 AF B

″11-51 AF B

0KY0T645A0020 11-46 AX B

0KY0W000A0050 11-2 AC C

0KY0W000A0100 11-42 AC C

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