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3995/9995/9995A ELECTRICAL SERVICE ; MANUAL CONFIDENTIAL Oct. 2000 Copyright © 1998 A.B.Dick Company Al rights reserved. This pubteation may not be duplicated, reproduced, or transmitted (In ‘we oF in part in any form or by any means, electronic or mectanical, (cluding, without limitation, photocopy, facsimile, recording, or any information storage and retrieval system) ‘without prior writen consent of A.B. Dick Company. Disclaimer of Warronties (Express or Implied) ‘ule ue care has bean takon in the propartion ofthis manual, AF.Dick Company makes 1 representation or wacrantos with respect of the edequacy or accuracy horeof and ‘speotically disclaims any impliad warrantee of merchantabityorfinass for any particular ‘urpove, Further, AB.Dk% Company reserves te righ to rovise tis pubicalion and to make ‘changes (both substantial and ineubstantal in nature) inthe contents nereo! from te to time heroater without obigaton of A.B. Dick Company to notty any person or organization of ‘such revisions or changes. Satety Warring Salety devices have boon installed as orginal equipment for your protaction and sale. ‘Tho removal, ieconnection, or ateration of ay salty Quand, protective cover, safety Interlock, ‘or other safety o protective devioe comprising part ofthe equipment described herein poses ‘an undue safety hazard and the sarn i sity prohibited Diselaimer of Liability ‘AS Dick Company dlciame any responsibilty o iabify cr perso injury, deat, or property damage caused by or arising out of () the removal, disconnacton, or alteration of any safety ‘quard, protective cover, saat interoce, or other safety o potactive device comprising part Cf the equipment described herein (the use of ary pats other than the parts supplied by ‘AB.Dick Company, or (i) the failure of the person or parsons operating the equipment deserved herein oF sorvicing or repairing the same to observe all operating and safety procedures and wamings contained herain Recommended Technical Training. “The instructions herein are designod only to supplement formalize training program for skiled service technicians who already possess full knowiodge of ganeral electrical and ‘mechanical safety procedures, This documents not intended tobe a guid for “Dot yours" pair of the subject equipment by anyone who has not successtully completod a formal technical waning course onthe subject equipment. FCC Warning (FCC Rules apply fo US.A. only) ‘This equipment nas been tasted and found to comply with he lis fr a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FOC Rules. Theso limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interterence when the equipment is operated in & ‘commercial ernment This aqupment ganeratos, uses and can radio reco frequency energy and, If not installed and used in accordanca withthe instruction manual, may tause harmiul interference 10 rao communications. Operation of his equipment in a residentol area is ikaly to cause harmful inertarence in which case the user willbe required to correct the iteroronce at is own expense. e cal ad N ° 10. 1 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. . Hardware Structure . Connector Board ). Main Switch Box and Sub Control Box . Air Valve and Air Cylinder (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 9995A) Inverter CPU Board Sensor AMP Board Display Controller Double Sheet Detector Board (Option) Water Fountain Roller Drive Motor Control RPC Control Box (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 9995A) Timing (Timing adjustment by the encoder) Adjustment and Service Program Input Checking Program Output Checking Program Error Indication Flow Charts PCS — F (Option) Circuit Diagram CUT 8 PUBLICATION COMMENT SHEET Use this feedback sheetto make us aware of the strengths and weaknesses of the material you have received. Please comment on adequacy, quality, usability, format, content, etc. Specific errors or deficiencies should be referenced by page andior figure number. ame and Ars Prone Date “Tie of Pabieston ‘blcation Part Number RN) Prublcaton Form Number and Date Rear Cover) Pagetirigures ‘Descrpon of Eero Decoy (pease be spedte) Please indicate here if you ae requesting an anwar: PLEASE RETURN COMPLETED FORM TO: ‘AB Dick Company ‘5700 West Touhy Ave. Niles, 1. 60714-4609 ‘Attn: Technical Media, MSN 80 2-COLOR SMALL OFFSET PRESS 3995/9995/9995A ELECTRICAL SERVICE MANUAL WARNING SAFETY COVERS HAVE BEEN INSTALLED FOR THE SAFETY OF THE OPERATOR AND PERGONS IN THE SURROUNDING AREA. REMOVAL THEREOF MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY TO SUCH PERSONS. ACCORDINGLY, SAFETY COVERS SHOULD NOT BE REMOVED FROM THE EQUIPMENT NOR SHOULD SUCH EQUIPMENT BE OPERATED WITHOUT SAME. PREFACE This manual is applicable for the tek Graphix 3995, ABDICK 9995 and 99954 from serial number 1001. (Note) RPC stands for the semiautomatic plate changer in this manual. Chapter 4 ee » 1-3 1-4 y 2 3) 4 Chapter 2 ree » 2 » fe Chapter 3 3-4 1) 2 3) Chapter 4 4-1 4-2 » 2 a 4 4-3 » 2) Chapter 5 ae CONTENTS Hardware Structure Arrangement illustration (Panel, box) Operation side Non operation side « Structure illustration {RYOBI 3302H, Itek Graphix 3995, ABDICK 9995) ~---- Structure illustration (RYOBI ss02Ha, ABDICK 9995A) Each board function sesernneeneente vo 16 Control box ‘Sub control box RPC control board. - Double sheet detector box (Option) =----~- a seececeeee 16 14 Inverter Inverter input and output terminals Control circuit terminal (RYOBI 3302H, ltek Graphix 3995, ABDICK 9995) «---- 17 Control circuit terminal (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 99954) . Main ciroutt terminal. = srsetintneerntrnete Protective function ~ CPU Board Replacement procedures of the after sales parts P-ROM _ Jumper wire crneernesneenen 21 Battery replacement 22 Sensor AMP Board Photo sensor connecting procedures <-------c-sseeeescin 23 ‘Sensor AMP board sensitivity adjustment procedures Cylinder ON sensor (PH2) srsereneeneeneeee z 24 First unit blanket jam detector sensor (PH3) - 24 + 28 ‘Second unit blanket jam detector sensor (PH4) -~ Paper feed sensor (PH1) svvsrsstssisteseeetseie Replacement procedures of the after sales parts Interchangeabilty of the sensor AMP board on the other presses + 25 caineg ts uniber uate eteeee tien eeeeeeeieeeeeteeEe eee Display Controller Checking LED : 26 Chapter 6 6-1 1) 2) 6-2 6-3 y 2 Chapter 7 7-1 7-2 Check the power voltage ~ son Replacement procedures of the after sales parts Interchangeabilty of the display controller on the other presses 27 Setting the jumper wire . sen “27 Double Sheet Detector Board (Option) Function Double sheet detector detection position and theory 28 Mlustration srsesstseeee z + 29 Connecting procedures and senstvty adjustment Procedures of the sensor aoe 29 Checking the input, output circuit Input circuit - Output circuit 30 Connector Board Mlustration oo-ce-sccccctecesescteeennenenees feet Interrupting Input Interrupting input circuit ~ Interrupting input checking procedures Matrix input Matrix input circuit +--+. ca csuaEt 33 Matrix input checking procedures rec + 34 Output circuit Continuous dampening relation output checking LED ees 36 Checking LED of the relay output circuit «++----~ = 36 Checking LED ofthe transistor output circuit and extra output --r-rnnn ST Machine counter and optional print eounter ~~ SE) Print counter (option) mounting procedures. ~ 38 Drive motor circuit Mlustration 39 Drive motor speed adjustment 39 Drive motor circuit checking procedures =--------- seesseeeeneceneeses AQ Speed setting circuit checking procedures ----+---- 40 Connector and dip switch for the options FC16 (RPC CONTROL BOARD) - - a VH2 (OPTION1) VH3 (OPTION2) s a VH4 (OPTIONS) \VH32 (RELIEF VALVE) ~~ a MC25 (RPC CONTROL BOARD) -:--- rere seseees Bt Dip switch DSt see sense 42 Chapter 8 c ieaae E HoH Hae 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) Chapter 9 9-1 1? 2) 3) 4) 9-2 aD) Chapter 10 10-1 1» 2) 3) 4) 5) 10-2 Chapter 11 Mc10 43 Fasten tab a 43 Circuit protector Water fountain roller drive motor circuit protector -~--~ a3 Circuit protector for the safety circuit “43, Circuit protector reset procedures «+--+ 44 Replacement procedures of the after sales parts Interchangeabilty of the connector board. ~ : Setting the jumper wire Water Fountain Roller Drive Motor Control Component parts - soe sevenenene Continuous dampening system control board sone AB Wustration ~~ Se : - 46 Motor speed checking LEDS 47 Water fountain roller drive motor speed adjustment variable resistor seo 47 Checking the speed setting voltage ~~ 48 Water sensor checking LED 48 Main Switch Box and Sub Control Box Main switch box fThonnal reey iret oe Seen eee ag Gireuit protector 49 Relaying connector bracket ~~ sree 50 Electrical differences between the 50Hz and 60Hz presses «+--+ 50 Sub control box Girouit protector ~ seserteeereneretcencrnees RPC Control Box (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 9995A) RPC contro! board Hlustration Interrupting input Matrix input Output circuit Option connector ---- Circuit protector --. Air Valve and Air Cylinder (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 995A) —-- 56 Chapter 12 Timing (Timing adjustment Py the on 12-1 Outline cc 57 12-2 Encoder adjustment 1) Program starting procedures 87 2) Adjustment procedures ~ i. 57 3) Program ending procedures 87 12-3 Role of each timing 1) Process that enters the printing process. «::-1s+ss:eseser cesses 5B. 2) Process that goes through from the printing 7 7 - 58 12-4 Each operation during the RPC operation (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 995A) 1) Operation when doing the plate load (Normal program mode) 59 2) Operation when doing the plate load (Mounting the paper master without clamping the tall edge mode) 60 3) Operation when doing the plate remove (Normal program mode) srr 61 4) Operation when doing the plate remove (Mounting the paper master without the tail edge clamped mode) sssaseneseess G2 5) Operation when doing the diagonal image adjustment 63 Chapter 13 Adjustment and Service Program 13-1 Pressure adjustment program 1) Program starting procedures ~~ - 64 2) Program ending procedures eset oo 64 13-2 Service program 1) Program starting procedures . seneeeneey 65, 2) Program ending procedures 65 13—3 Press stop factor memorizing program 1) _ Press stop factor display procedures - “66 2) Reseting the press stop factor code -~ 68 3) Press stop factor code table ++: a sone 67 13-4 Automatic process releasing contents memorizing program (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 99958) 1) Display procedures " - 68 2) Reset procedures. ++ sessreseeneenea 68 13-5 RPC output ON/OFF program (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK eee 1) Program starting procedures. --- 2) Operation procedures 13—6 Plate mounted indication lamp changeover program (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 9995A) 1) Program starting procedures - 69 2) Operation procedures 69 69 Chapter 14 4-1 14-2 1) 2) 14-3 Chapter 15 15-1 15-2 15-3 y 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) Chapter 16 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) Input Checking Program Starting procedures ~- Checking procedures ‘Matrix input Interrupting input ~~ Ending procedures Output Checking Program Starting procedures ~- Ending procedures ~------ oe : ore Group numbers Group 1 : Feeder section operation panel r-s--srscuctneeetnenetn Group 2-5 : Delivery section operation panel Group 6 : Ink and water operation panel ~ ‘Group 7 : Craw operation panel, unit control panel, delivery section auxiliary switch panel, and solenoids on the operation side Group 8 : Solenoids on the non operation side, pump motor, form roller ON/OFF motor, spray motor, and spray valve ~ Group 9 : Drive motor control circuit. -s-s-uersrssesrseneeneneeneneene Group 10 : Continuous dampening relation output and each output of the teed ON signal, tape inserter signal, count signal, buzzer signal, and LEDs on the connector board and double sheet detector board Group 11 : Select line of the input matrix and extra output se Group 12 : Each output of the extra output, forwardireverse of the tail edge insetion device motor, safety circuit relay, and LEDs on the RPC control board (RYOBI 3302H, ABDICK 9995A) Group 13 : Plate mounted indication lamp, extra output, RPC air valve, and each indication of the delivery section auxiliary switch panel (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 9995A) Error Indication E-0 message ----- Inverter protective function operation E-1 message ----~ Input trouble of the safety circuit E-2 message ----- Poor encoder Z phase input ----s--+-s-rseess E-3 message ------ Poor encoder A and B phase input E-5 message ~~ Matrix input trouble ~ E-11 (No.1), E-21 (No.2) message ‘Trouble with the leading edge clamp return detection sensor (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 99954) -------- E-12 (No.1), E-22 (No.2) message ‘Trouble with the plate load cam sensor (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 99954) - 70 70 1” “71 72 73 74 76 76 78 79, 80 Bt + 82 + 83. 84 4 a4 + 85 85 8) 9) 10) 1) Chapter17 1) 2) 3 4 5) Oo) a 8) 9) 10) 4) 12) 13) 14) 15) 16) 17) 18) 19) 20) 21) 22) 23) 24) 25) 26) 27) 28) 29) E- 13 (No.1), E-23 (No.2) message ‘Trouble with the plate remove cam sensor (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 995A) -7:--:--=--~ oes 86 E-14 (No.1), E-24 (No.2) message ‘Trouble with the tail edge insertion device (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 9995) 86 E-16 (No.1), E-26 (No.2) message Trouble with the plate cylinder 0 point detection sensor (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 99954) ssn secre BG E-17 (No.1), E-27 (No.2) message Trouble with the stop position (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 995A) —--------~ 86 Flow Charts + 87 Drive lamp sevsseeseereene 88 Press operation + 89 Press stop +t Craw! operation 92 Predetermined stop (RYOBI 3302H, ltek Graphix 3995, ABDICK 9995) 94 ‘Speed indication see + 95 ‘Speed output 96 Paper size change 97 Paper feed 98 Production 99 Pump ~~ sssenns 100 Spray 101 Delivery table down 102 Ink ductor ci 103 Continuous dampening ++ 105 No.1 oylinder ON 107 No.2 cylinder ON - 108 Blanket cleaning =~ egg. Plate hold-down (RYOBI 3302H, ltek Graphix 3995, ABDICK 9995) 14 Printing process lamp srveennen 112 ‘Automatic printing ‘ ana Print end 7 115 Form roller motor ~ z 116 ‘Sheet counter addition seseeentene IT, Double sheet detection z seserneenneeoseees 118 Paper teed break se sentee 119 Paper feed jam (Infeed jam) -+--s----~ : 120 Paper teed jam (Cylinder ON sensor jam) ~~ rat Blanket jam vssreereetssteseeneees ~ 122 30) 31) 32) 33) 34) 35) 36) 37) 38) 39) 40) 41) 42) 43) 44) Chapters 18-1 18-2 a) 2) 18-3 0 2) 18-4 ” 2) 3) 18-5 0 18-6 18-7 0 2) Chapter 19 19-1 Oil warning ‘Automatic plate load and remove process (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 9995A) Automatic plate remove process, automatic plate load process (Normal mode) (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 9995A) ssetnenusnaann ve Automatic plate remove process, automatic plate load process (Mounting the paper master without clamping the tail edge mode) (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 99954) rsa Automatic diagonal image adjustment process (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 99954) Initialize (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 99954) -~ Clamp opening (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 99954) Removing the plate (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 9995A) v-r--+rectentenee Leading edge clamp closes (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 89954) ‘Mounting the piate on the cylinder (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 99954) ~~ Inserting the plate tail edge (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 995A) Tail edge clamp closes (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 99954) Stop the plate load position (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 9995A) Releasing the quick tension (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 9995) ‘Quick tension (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 995A) ~--- + PCS- F (Option) Structure illustration -.- Each section function Contro! box Operation panel box s--sseseneeseenenrne Motor control board Replacement procedures of the after sales parts ~ Rotary dip switch (OSW1) ----~ ‘CPU board Replacement procedures of the after sales parts ~~ LCD unit contrast adjustment ~~ + Battery replacement ~ FDD unit Replacement procedures of the after sales parts Error indication Checking procedures ‘When the total unit total ink fountain key movement is poor When the special unit independent ink fountain key movement is poor Circuit Diagram ‘Symbols in the circuit diagram - 123 124 128 128 127 128 129 131 + 135 137 + 138 140 142 143 143 144 145 146 147 447 + 148 149 150 150 151 19-2 1) 2) 19-3 1 2) 19-4 1) 2) 19-5 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 8) 9) 10) 19-6 19-7 yy 2 3) 19-8 19-9 19-10 ) 2) 19-411 y 2) 19-12 1) 2) 19-13 1) 2) 19-14 Main switch box Cireuit diagram Parts arrangement ~ Control board Circuit diagram Parts arrangement Sub control box Circuit diagram Parts arrangement - Connector board Input circuit diagram Output circuit diagram and drive motor speed circuit diagram Output connector circuit diagram + resteneenee Output circuit diagram and connector in the control box (MCI, 14, 25, VH31, 32) Connecting circuit diagram (FC14~17) Connecting circuit diagram (FCB - 11) ~ Connecting circuit diagram (MC8, 7, 11, 12, 17, 22, 23) Connecting circuit diagram (MCB-10, 13, 16, VH1~4) Connecting circuit diagram (MC15, 18-20, 24, VH11, 21), Parts arrangement -- ee Display controller output section (FC13) - Water fountain roller drive motor control Connecting diagram ~ Continuous dampening system control board circuit diagram Continuous dampening system control board parts arrangement ‘Sensor AMP board parts arrangement Double sheet detector board parts arrangement (op Feeder section operation Panel board Circuit diagram ~ - sects Parts arrangement Delivery section operation panel board Circuit diagram : Parts arrangement soveneneeatnetannencenn Delivery section ink and water operation Panel board Circuit dlagram ese sree “ Parts arrangement RPC control board (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 9995) Circuit diagram « ae Parts arrangement. ~ Satety circuit diagram (RYOBI 3302H, Itek Graphix 3995, ABDICK 9995) 154 155 see 156 157 158 159 160 161 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 m 172 173 174 175 - 176 17 - 178 oe 180 181 - 183 185 19-15 19-16 v 2) 3) 4) 8) 8) nD 8) 9) 19-17 a] 2) 3) 4) 19-18 1) 2) 3) 4) 19-19 1) 2) Safety circuit diagram (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 9995A) --- Each operation panel actual witing diagram Feeder section operation panel ; Delivery section operation panel Ink and Water operation panel «-v-vssessrssresstestensesetne Craw! operation panel (RYOBI 3302H, tek Graphix 3995, ABDICK 9995) Craw! operation panel (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 9995) : Unit contro! panel (RYOBI 3302H, Itek Graphix 3995, ABDICK 9996) +++ Unit control panel (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 99954) ~~~ Delivery section auxiliary switch panel (RYOBI 3302H, Itek Graphix 3995, ABDICK 9995). -------- oe Delivery section auxiliary switch panel (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 9995) PCS-F (Option) Control box. Operation panel box ~ Operation panel board Cable Parts arrangement Operation side (RYOBI 3302H, tek Graphix 3995, ABDICK 9995) - Operation side (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 995A) ‘Non operation side (RYOB! 3302H, Itek Graphix 3995, ABDICK 9995) - Non operation side (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 9995A) esses Input parts list Inthe order of the sign Inthe order of the line, data 187 188 189 190 191 192 193, + 494 195 196 197 - 199 201 202 209 213 chapter 1 Hardware Structure Chapter 1 Hardware Structure 1-1 Arrangement illustration (Panel, box) 41) Operation side Detivary section ee Not operation pane! Uni contol panet Unit control pane! N Feder section ‘peralon pan Ineand water ‘peraton panel || Noo Nos ‘Crawl operation panel ‘Crawl operation panel Deilvery section || [ Double ‘paniiary switch |) | shoet Sub panel ‘detecior onto box conto bo box (ption) 2) Non operation side RPC contol Main switch box || “boxe pos-F ‘oni box feption, (Note) * : RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 9995A Chapter | Hardware Structure 1-2 Structure illustration (RYOBI 3302H, Itek Graphix 3995, ABDICK 9995) [ cnwronom CE "ee i aT fer) (CFevaer seston pit oat coerce [Fre {FST] Corman ae) Se c}——pey ape Geeta Cees ren covet er Sr — oo a] ae Gee eso) eens eee jreen10| a) Ken) Soe | oa} Teeny we a) | a i er {ine} rae aera 7} Neate sacha }§ of 55" ewe Treat ee c= jam SS Ls =a masa eT $$$ fey ———jss Chapter 1 Hardware Structure 1-3 Structure illustration (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 9995A) Dicey convater [HT Gesieeane [roe je———1 9] Fe] 2 Se | (Gah ssn open $$ fei) See} [rar] ‘subcontl box eee een = ar} eg axa aga Dare] “Bi se Cam man a, aware} Te =} EE onto! box i a PC contol box wae EEG I ia mo A Geizorsrea > El fi 8] H a & ee Chapter 1 Hardware Structure 1-4 Each board function 41) Control box @ CPU board: «This board judges the operation of the press and does the input and output to the devices. @ Display controller ‘This board outputs the signal to the lamp on each operation panel and LED of the delivery section operation panel (operation side) by the signal from the CPU board. @ Connector board This board connects the CPU board with the input devices tke the push button switch and receives the signal from the CPU board and then outputs the signal to the output devices (solenoids and motors). @ Sensor AMP board: This board connects the paper feed sensor, cylinder ON sensor, and No.1 and No.2 blanket jam detector sensors. 2) Sub control box Continuous dampening board « ‘This board receives the signal from the water sensor and the dampening volume control dial and then sends the speed setting signal to the water fountain roller drive motor of each unit 3) RPC control box RPC control board This board mainly connects the input and output system related to (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 995A) the RPC with the connector board. The input parts (switches and sensors) and output parts (LEDs and air valves) of the-RPC are connected with this board. These input and output parts of the RPC are connected with the CPU board related to the RPC control board and connector board. 4) Double sheet detector box (option) Double sheet detector board (option) ------This board receives the signal from the electronic type double sheet detector sensor and then outputs the double sheet detector signal. 16 Chapter 2 Inverter Chapter 2 Inverter 2-1 Inverter input and output terminals ‘The wiring from the connector board to the terminal base of the inverter is as shown below. 1) Control circuit terminal (RYOBI 3302H, ltek Graphix 3995, ABDICK 9995) ToNoe3 wing MCIS-5 ToNos2 wiring MO1S-2 ToNo.60 wiring MCIS-1 ToN248 wing MCIS-0 Tenoziavwnng Morse a | c }am| mm] so] to} 2 | 5 | 4 | so | ec B | se | ru favowfamau] ma | ste | str funssar] Es ToNo241 wing MCIS-7 tf Maa wiring MOND Pett ToNo68 wiring MCIS-8 ToNo! wiring MC1S-9 ToNo62 wiring MCIS-4 ToNo@s wiring MC1S-6 <2) Control circuit terminal (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 995A) ToNo.63 wiring MCIS-5 ToNos2wing MCIS-2 ToNo6owiring MCIS—1 ToNo.248 wing MCIS-9 a | oc |r| mm] so} 1} 2 | 5 | 4 | so | pc B | ose | Fu [avon fama] a | sre | sre [vmsve| es ToNo241 wing MCIS-7 fhe Maat wang | MOH Feel ToNo68 wiring MCIS-8 ToNoe! winng MCIS-3 ToNoe2 witing MCIS~4 To Noes wiring MCrS-s 7 Chapter? Inverter 3) Main circuit terminal @ Power source terminal +--+ © Output terminal @ Drive signal terminal @ RES terminal @ Speed setting terminal @ AL terminal RYOBI3302H _\ (te Graphix 3995 | ABDICK 9995 / 18 the main | teh box Se RS The single phase 200V, 208V, and 220V is supplied to the inverter. ‘The T phase input terminal is not used. uv,w ‘These terminals send the frequency and voltage that is controlled by the Inverter to the drive motor. ‘STF (No. 61 wire), STR (No.62 wire), SD (No. 63 wire) When the relay is connecting the STF and SD in a short circuit, the drive ‘motor will rotate in the forward direction and when the relay is connecting the STR and SD ina short circuit, the drive motor will rotate in the reverse direction, RES (No. 65 wire), SD (No. 63 wire) This circuit resets the inverter alarm indication. When the protective circuit of the inverter operates, and the relay is connecting the RES and SD in a short circut, the inverter alarm indication will be reset 2 (No. 60 wire), 5 (No. 52 wire) 2 ‘Speed setting voltage supplied 5 ov By supplying the DC voltage to the terminals 2 and 5, the drive motor speed is controlled, When short circuiting between the STF and SD under the condition that the DC voltage between 2 and 5 is not added, the output will be lowered to 1.2Hz from the inverter. Therefore the drive motor will rotate the plate cylinder in the forward direction at tri. (1.2Hz) RL (No. 66 wite), SD (No. 63 wire) When the relay is connecting the RL and SD in a short circuit, the 3Hz will be outputted without any relation to the DC votage between the terminals Zand. ‘Therefore ater the relay connects the RL and SD in a short circuit, when the relay connects the STF and SD in a short circuit, the drive motor will rotate the plate cylinder in the forward direction at Sm/min. (3Hz). @ AM terminal (RYOBI33024) (ABDICK 9995) @ MRS / RT terminal ‘Ghapior 2 tnvertor FIM (No. 66 wire), SD (No. 63 wire) When the relay is connecting the RM and SD in a short circuit, the SHz will be outputted without any relation to the DC voltage between the terminals 2 and 5. ‘Therefore after the relay connects the RM and SD in a short circuit, when the relay connects the STF and SD in a short circuit, the drive motor will rotate the plate cylinder in the forward direction at Smimin. (SH2). MRS / RT (No. 65 wire), SD (No. 63 wire) This circuit is the inverter stop signal. When the relay is connecting the MRS / RT and SD in a short circuit, the regenerative brake is activated and stops the inverter. 19 CChapter2 Inverter 2-2 Protective function ‘The trouble indication lamp ALARM will light when the trouble occurs in the inverter or drive motor and when the protective function of the inverter actuates actuated will be indicated by mounting the parameter unit on the inverter. This indication will disappear when the reset signal is inputted to the inverter RES terminal ‘The contents and indication of the protective function are shown in the following table. The contents of which protective function has Name Contents Indication Overcurrent shut off Main circuit element overheating When an overcurrent of 200% or more of the inverter fixed | During ulput current occurs during accelerating, decelerating, or | acceleration ‘xed speed operation, and when the main eireut element | During fixed overheats due to the stopping of the cooling fan or an | speot Dverload, @ protective circu Is actuated fo stop the inverter | During output deceleration Regenerative overvoltage shut off When the main circuit direct current voltage inside the | Outing Inverter Is over the fied value caused by the regenerative | acceleration anergy [when the motor is braking during accelerating, | During thes Gecelerating, or fixed speed operation, a protective circuits | speet actuated to stop the inverter output, This may be actuated | During’ by a surge in voltage that ocours in the power system. Socslgration Overload | Motor shut off The electronic thermal relay builtin the inverter detects an overioad of the motor by the decrease of the cooling capacity during fixed speed operation ‘or motor overheating and the protecve cireut is actuated and stops the inverter output (elosvanc Wie ne oy Sa ee a LS eee A OR TN Te ee | Le relay) Inverter | thermal relay for protecting the main circuit transistor is actuated and stops | /./ fi7 (THT) the inverter output. (overload durabllty 150% 60 seconds) Parameter error When trouble occurs in the parameter that is memorized, the inverter ‘Outputs stopped, Current | operation limited sta prevention During deceleration ithe calculation ofthe but in CPU is ot completed within the tke tine, CPU error this wil be judged as trouble tsef and the inverter outputs etopped. During When Pee 150% or nore. a Inverter fixed caren oa in the pee Sinton Sp the hoo te Wganey andl ta toe errr acceleration | roauicee to prevent the inverter rom resuting in overcurrent shut of, When | No indication I under 0% rae again During fixed] Whon a current of 180% or more ofthe veer fred curantfows nthe | —_—_ moter, ths functon reduose tne roqueny unll fe load curent roauces to | (73! f speed. | prevent ine inverter from resting it overcurrent shut of When tis under | E-LLi (OLN) 150%, it wil return to the set frequency. It te regenerative energy of the motor inereases over the brake capacty, the fling ofthe frequency wilstop and prevent the inverter from resulting Inthe ovorvolage shut off Ar tha pont that he. regenerate one decreases, the doceteraton will contiue again. When a current of 150% Sr more of te verter fed current flows #the moter. this function stops {he deciine of the equency unt te load current reduces fo prevent inverter from reautingln the overcurrent shut off When fis under 150%, wit al again. No indication Chapters. CPU Boant Chapter 3 CPU Board 3-1 Replacement procedures of the after sales parts When the output from the CPU board is not correct even though the input to the CPU board is correct, replace the CPU board with a new one. ‘When replacing the parts, please be careful of the following points. 1) P-ROM ‘There are 2 different part numbers for the CPU beard, one that includes the P~ ROM and the other that does 2) rot include the P- ROM. ‘The CPU board with the P- ROM is an exclusive part. ‘The CPU board without the P-ROM is the part that can also be used on other prresses. CRU board with P-ROM | CPU board aaa (CPU board +P=ROM) | (Without P-ROM) RYOBI 3302H ltek Graphix 3995, 5342.61 610-2 533061641-3 534261 801-1 ABDICK 9995, RYOBI 3302HA j Rabie s9a58 534261611 53061641-3 | 534261 802 ‘When doing the after sales service using the CPU board without the P- ROM, pull off only the P- ROM from the old CPU board before replacing it and mount the P- ROM on the new CPU board. At this time, please be careful not to bend the P- ROM pins when removing and mounting the P- ROM. Using the P- ROM removing tool for this is convenient (commercially available), Also when mounting the P- ROM, be careful of the P- ROM mounting direction. Mount the P- ROM socket notch part in the same direction as the P- ROM notch. P-ROM sockst notch P-ROM notch | | TOoo, oD Sf Jumper wire (On the CPU board, by switching the jumper wire, it can also be used on other presses. Ifthe jumper wire is not mounted correctly, the CPU board will not work, so when replacing the CPU board with ‘a new one, please check the jumper wire connection position. ‘The CPU board jumper wire position is as shown in the illustration on the next page. a Chaster3 CPU Board (PYOS! 2200PFA, 522, 52H, 5220) /RYOBLaSOAM,ss0oH sHO2HA,as0uh. s04HA, S12 S12H, 0X, S2OHK. 522X._ | if Seah, Sour, Seer, S62T ) f SERN, Sav sean, SED sash S25, SOHN SeBHN SOaK,) 160, 660M 6824, 68°F | ‘AV presses. * An show cut | \ Aiprsaas ato OW te (rvosiszuice sen) [RYOBI 3302M, 3302H, 3802HA, 3904H, 3304HA, 512, 512H, 520X, 520HX, 522X,) S20H —~ S522HX, S22HKX, S24HX, SOSHX, S2SHX, SB2H, 660, 60H, BS2H, B62PFH) | “Nok Graphix 3885, 3865 serwsi2 Seis - 250 504 8t bat ooh) + Eki WHA - (Note) x : All presses .... RYOBI 3200PFA, 3302M, 3302H, 3302HA, 3304H, 3304HA, 512, 512H, 520X, S20HX, 522, 522H, 522X, 522HX, 522HXX, 522PF, 522PFH, 524H, 524HX, S24HXX, S525HX, S2SHXX, 52GHX, 526HXX, 5327, 5627, 582H, 660, 660H, 662H, 662PFH Itek Graphix 975PFA, 3985, 3995 ABDICK 9975PFA, 9985, 9995, 99954, 3) Battery replacement ‘There is a battery on the CPU board, used as a back up power source for the memory (RAM) if a power failure ‘occurs. When the output voltage of this battery decreases, the following troubles will be caused, (Trouble 1) The speed setting value will always be reset to 3,000RPH wien turning the power switch OFF. (Trouble 2} The machine counter will ignore the count under 10 when turning the power switch OFF. (Trouble 3} The print counter will ignore the count under 10 when turing the power switch OFF. (Trouble 4] The count LED and batch LED of the preset repeat counter will always be switched OFF, when turing the power switch OFF. (Trouble 5} The preset repeat counter setting value and the number of sheets printed will be reset to 0, when turing the power switch ON. (Trouble 6)_ When turning the power switch ON, each cycle will be set at the minimum value. ww It these troubles occur, replace the battery immediately. [Battory Assy. part number $330 61 646 Chapter 4 Sensor AMP Board Chapter 4 Sensor AMP Board 4-1 Photo sensor connecting procedures ‘This circuit board holds the 4 photo sensors amplifiers on it vw [© Recover (Ge) = Cylinder ON senor (PHD) Projector (es) Mic extent vas Receiver (Yelow) First unit blanket am detector sensor (PHS) Projector frown) ough ejusinent vr JQ er set vr Sesled py ee) iS [Ss acon ir ram ear sna Score wt bart am detector sensor (18) = proscar) rug inet = [6] | vm [I rece (ron S ot [= apr toe ener) = =! i oa od 23 Chapter 4 Sensor AMP Board 4—2 Sensor AMP board sensitivity adjustment procedures 1) Cylinder ON sensor (PH2) @Stop the press at 163° on the timing plate. @Tum the VR6 clockwise fully and check that the LD4 goes off. tt it goes off, the sensitivity adjustment is completed. @f the LD4 does not go off, turn the VR6 counterclockwise unti the LD4 goes off, 2) First unit blanket jam detector sensor (PH3) = Rough adjustment ~ @ Set the VRS for the micro adjustment at the center. @ Turn the VR4 for the rough adjustment clockwise unt the LDS lights. = Micro adjustment ~ @ Tum the VRS for the micro adjustment counterclockwise slowly until the LD3 goes off. @ After the LD3 goes off, tum the VRS counterclockwise approximately half a scale length more further. (Note) When adjusting the sensitivity, check that the blanket is positioned over the sensor. After the adjustment, run the press and check that blanket jam detector sensor does not actuate. '3) Second unit blanket jam detector sensor (PH4) ‘The sensitivity adjustment is the same as the first unit blanket jam detector sensor. 4) Paper feed sensor (PH1) @ Check that no retainers or paper is over the paper feed sensor. @ Tum the V1 clockwise fully and check that the LD1 goes off. If it goes off, the sensitivity adjustment is ‘completed. @ Ifthe LD1 does not go off, turn the VR1 counterclockwise until the LD1 goes off Chapter 4 Sensor AMP Board 4-3 Replacement procesures of the after sales parts 1) Interchangeabilty of the sensor AMP board on the other presses ‘The sensor AMP board interchangeabilty is as shown in the table below. a _ ~ yor s2o0peA | YOO Topix | RYOBISIORM,SO02H yop saoaHa ae Itek Graphix 975PFA | na gerne arapan | tek Graphix 3985, 3995 | Aer Gogsa, | ABDICK 9975PFA | AepiaKasrapan | ABDICK 9985, 9995 5330.61 644 A x x ee 5330 61 644-1 oO ° id zi 1533061 644-2 ° 2 7 © 5330 61 644-3 © ° © — Can use on only certain presses due to the difference of the sensor. 2) Setting the jumper wire ‘On the sensor AMP board, by switching the jumperwire, it can also be used on the other presses. Ifthe jumper wire is not mounted correctly, the sensor AMP board will not work, so when replacing the sensor AMP board with a new one, please check the jumper wire connection position, ‘The sensor AMP board jumper wire position is shown in the illustration below. «RYOBI 3200PFA, 3200POX. 3200PMX> ‘ltl Graphix 975PFA, 978PAR> ~ - (2200FA) (6200PFA) ai i exo He ieee Condaneer Grete 6 Chapter 5 Display Controler Chapter 5 play Controller This circuit board controls the delivery section operation panel and each operation panel LED indication by the signal from the CPU board, and uses the 8 static lighting circuits and 16 x 8 dynamic lighting circuits, ‘The static lighting circuits are the TR1 through TR8 in the display controller circuit output section diagram (Piease refer to the “19-6 Display controller output section (FC13)") 5-1 Checking LED (On the static lighting circuit, the checking LEDs (LD1 through LD8) are mounted on the display controller circuit board, therefore please check this circuit board using these LEDs. LED | Sign Name Panel name ui | — = - s 8 2 8 lo2 | - - - | g [! i 5 O03 LD86. (haan ink ductor lamp | ink and water operation panel 8 D4 | LD87 ur" ink ductor amp | ink and water operation panel [m= : - SS ios | — a = Ss Lo7 | oes | Meaney" utr BP | ink and water operation panel a ‘No.2 unitink ductor lamp aaa re Los | Loe7 | Maroy Ink and water operation panel 5-2 Check the power voltage ‘The DC 12V’is supplied from the switching regulator to the display controller. Check the voltage by using the display controller connector (MC21). cai jOq SE OE 26 1P 2p ap +12v 412v Chapter 5 Disphay Controtoe 5-3 Replacement procedures of the after sales parts 1) Interchangeabilty of the display controller on the other presses The display controller interchangeabilty is as shown in the table below. RYOBI S202MCS, 3902M, 3802H, S02HA, Sa04H, BOKHA, | 4502MCS, 524HX, 524HXX, 662H, 662PFH, 684, 685, 686 Itek Graphix 9850F, 3985, 3095 ABDICK S85CF, 9985, 9995, 99958 RYOBI 3200PMX, 3200PCX Itek Graphix S78PAR ABDICK 9978P AR, 5940 61 645 ° x 5340 61 645-1 ° | 5040 61 619-2 ° 2) Setting the jumper wire + Can use. + Cannot use. (On the display controller, by switching the jumper wire, it can be also used on the other presses. However the jumper wire J1 is only mounted on the display controller with the part number 5340 61 645-1 and 5340 61 645-2. If the jumper wire Is not mounted correctly, the display controller will not work, so when replacing the display controller with a new one, please check the jumper wire connection position ‘The display controller jumper wire position is shown in the illustration below. < «lok Graphix S78PAR> ‘ “ABDICK 98SCF, 0985, 005, 0905A> ea fa '3202MCS, 302M, 3302H, 3302HA, 3304H, w Few 2av Fore 7 (Chapter 8 Double Shoot Detector Board (Option) Chapter 6 Double Sheet Detector Board (Option) 6-1 Function * Double sheet detector function The double sheet detector board memorizes the paper thickness which passes over the double sheet detector sensor by the light transmission volume automatically and detects any double sheet fed. + Double sheet detector stains detector function Itjudges that there are stains on the double sheet detector sensor when it does not memorize the paper thickness (when the double sheet detector setting is completed) atter 3 or more sheets of paper have been fed. 1) Double sheet detector detection position and theory The double sheet detection will be done while the paper passes over the double sheet detector sensor. The detecting position willbe in the printing area as shown in the following illustration, Peper leading adge Papert edge Paper travel ‘ook Bont cpomt Doha shoot detec sensor 315 [155 l155 @ First it detects the leading edge of the paper and next memorizes the light transmission volume at the 31.5 mm position (A point) in from the leading edge of the paper. Next it memorizes the light transmission volume at the 15.5 mm position (B point). Finally it memorizes the light transmission volume at the 15.5 mm position (C point). The transmission level will be switched over automatically by the light transmission volume, therefore the double sheet detector setting is completed after the first sheet or the double sheet detector setting is completed after 3 sheets of paper are fed. @ The detection by the double sheet detector will be done once at each of the 3 points A, B, and C, The output of the double sheet detector will ludge a double sheet has been fed when any 2 of the 3 points is over the double sheet detector value. @ The double sheet detector sensor uses a the multi eye type sensor and detects the same area, @ Each point A, B, and C from the leading edge of the paper will be calculated by the input pulse of the encoder. 28 Chapter @ Double Sheet Detector Board (Opton} 2) lustration 7 Os

The interrupting input can be checked by the input checking program. Please refer to “Chapter 14 Input Checking Program” in this manual. 7-3 Matrix input 41) Matrix input circuit Chapter 7 Connector Board When including only the parts related to the select line L10 from the input circuit illustration by the matrix system, itwill be as shown in the illustration below. ‘The photo coupler to input the data ine Ea Lt “The data ines SgigizI HE ‘Tho colect lines ‘The photo coupler to select (1 | IL rT] PEE a 3 The photocopier Th pow couplrto Ciyuneot Sawa iD if a i S| js ik i Hyeleleliléls elelelélelelz|2 ~ When tis part connection fs ingested in mare data wil be ‘as shaven inthe istration “A thie time, when the PB in the ilustation tums ON, the current wl flow inthe dvection of the arcow inthe ilustration above and wi tara the photo coupler ON that inputs the DO on the CPU board. By this, the CPU knows thal the PB2 is ON. Ago at this tne, the checking LED LD- Do fights The Lt through LB and Lit through Lt4 isthe camo asthe L10, 23 Chapter 7 Connector Boars 2) Matrix input checking procedures ‘The input by the matrix system cannot be checked during the press operation because several switches are connected on 1 input fine. The input checking by the matrix system is done by the following procedures. Please refer to “19 — 19 Input parts list”. Dala ine checking LED FCB ED | eee, FSS Cie aoe Pu I a 4 SHES "yee | I fh __+ aT = osse|S Be / | i | \ née Setet ine sw bse bss checking LED {Procedures} @Tum the power switch OFF and remove the flat cable FC6 and MC9. @® Shift the changeover switch SW1 to the TEST side. @Select the select ine of the switch to be checked by the DS2 and DS3. When the DS2 or DS3 to be checked is ON, that line will be checked. Only 1 select line can be checked at a time. @ Turn the power switch ON. [Check] w @ The selected select line will be indicated by the LD-L1 through LD-L14. @ The switch that is connected with that select line and data line (DO through D7) ON- OFF condition will be indicated by the LD~ DO through LD- D7. Chapter 7 Connector Boars [Ending] ‘After completing the checking, turn the power switch OFF and connect the FC6 and MC9 and be sure both the DS2 and DS3 switches are turned OFF and then set SW1 at the RUN side. (Note) The matrix input can also be checked by using the input checking program, Please refer to “Chapter 14 Input Checking Program”. (Example) When checking the input of each button on the feeder section operation panel of the operation side. @Turn the DS2- 10 ON by following the procedures on the previous page and select the select line (L109) @ Check that only the LD~ L10 of the LD L1 through the LD- L14 lights. @ Check each button input condition by the LD- DO through the LD- D7. PB2 (Drive button) LD-DO lights PBS (Water and ink form roller OFF button) LD-D1 lights B4 (Water form roller ON button) LD- D2 lights PBS (Water and ink form roller ON button) LD- 3 lights BG (Printing start button) * LD- D4 lights PB7 (Set speed drive button) LD~ DS lights PBS (Deceleration button) + LD-D6 lights PB9 (Acceleration button) + LD- D7 lights up [Feeder section operation panel} Generally when each switch is ON, the LD- DO through LD- D7 will ight, however there are some exceptions, so please be careful @ Emergency stop button and safety switch (P81, PB10, PB20, PB5O, LS2, LS14 through LS16, LS24 through L826, LS50 through LS58, LS70*, LS71*, LS74*, LS75*, CS1) When the switch is ON, with the emergency stop button pushed, the safety cover open or the safety bar actuated, the LD~ DO through LD- D7 will go off. (Note) * : RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 99954 ‘Chapter 7 Connector Boar 7—4 Output circuit 1) Continuous dampening relation output checking LED ‘On the connector board, the output signal to the continuous dampening board checking LED is mounted. a7 speed, these will urn OFF. @ PD1, PD2 8 Generally these are lighted. However when each unit water fountain roller drive motor 3 DDW1, Dwe : When the water fountain rolier drive motor has stopped and rotates at the cleaning rotates at the predampening speed, these will turn OFF. ‘The relationship between each unit water fountain roller drive motor operation condition and the checking LED is shown in the table below. Unit Water fountain roller drive motor operation condition While stopped [Dur During During Not _| No? | “Wotor GHB | operation | predampening | _cleaniig pwi | pwe x ° ° x Por | Pp2 ° ° x ° On ighis a Goes off 2) Checking LED of the relay output circuit ‘An operation checking LED is mounted on each relay on the connector board. The relay operation should be checked by using this LED, When the relay turns ON, the LED will ight, ay CGhooking LED Li 7. ni ko _LieR em, Chapter 7 Connector Soard 3) Checking LED ofthe transistor output circuit and extra output ‘The checking LED of the transistor output circuit and extra output (OUT! through OUTS) are mounted on the - connector board. The output signal from the CPU board should be checked by using these LEDs. Pt @8®GGHG6 66 © Re When this LED lights, the spray motor wll rotate, @ RE When this LED lights, the form roller motor (M6) will rotate. @ OUT! Drying device output While printing, when the paper is delivered to the delivery section, the output wil tur ON and this LED will light @-© OUT2— OUTS Extra output ‘These are not presently used. @ez ‘When this LED lights, the buzzer on the delivery section operation panel will sound. © PLes When this LED iights, the lubrication warning reset button lamp on the delivery section auxiliary switch pane! wil ight @ TAPE When this LED lights, the tape will be fed out from the tape inserter. ® COUNT ‘When this LED lights, the count signal will be outputted. 7 Chapter 7 Connector Board 4) Machine counter and optional print counter ‘The machine counter and print counter have internal batteries. Therefore even when turning the power switch OFF, the indication will remain ON. The battery life is for a minimum of 7 years but just the counter battery ‘cannot be replaced. When the battery is dead, the whole counter has to be replaced, Also this counter count can be increased when short circuiting the terminals No.1 and No.2 even though there is no voltage from the outside. Qi 3 Ore 5) Print counter (option) mounting procedures ‘The print counter (part number 5330 61 622-1) is an option. The print counter Is mounted by following the procedures below. [Procedures] ‘@Remove the seal that is mounted over the print counter mounting hole on the delivery section auxiliary swith panel and fix the print counter in the mounting hole by using the bracket. @Connect the No.86 wire to the print counter No.1 terminal and the No.52 wire to the No2 terminal. The No.86 wire and No.52 wire are taped near the panel [Delivery section auxiliary switch panel] ‘To the Moz2, MC23-< 38 (Chapter 7 Connector Board 7-5 Drive motor circuit 1) Illustration RI BOTTOM SPEED ‘Adjustment variable resistor 1 ‘Speed soting voltage v2 ToP SPEED checking pia [_Atarinert arate renizor SP =, SPs we waa b FA MC Deve motor relay \. Ti ia eee ‘Speed setting signal (Digital signal) 2) Drive motor speed adjustment @3,000RPH The 3,000RPH speed is adjusted by the VR1 (BOTTOM SPEED). When turning the VR1 clockwise, the speed will be increased and when turning it counterclockwise, the speed will be reduced. (@ 10,000RPH ‘The 10,000RPH speed is adjusted by the VR2 (TOP SPEED). When turning the VR2 clockwise, the speed will be increased and when turing it counterclockwise, the speed will be reduced. - Turn ON the set speed drive button, Sel the speed to be 10,000RPH without feeding the paper. 38 Chapter 7 Connector Board 3} Drive motor circuit checking procedures ‘The relationship between the indication of the drive motor operation condition and drive motor relay operation concition Is shown in the table below. When something unusual occurs with the drive motor, please check these relays operation condition. T, Grav! operaion at (ee |gaoath lik Grapnix sees, || Craw operation a Sign ‘stopped |OPerating| (RYOSTSa0zTIA, ABDICK g9asA : smn: | (min) | Forward Reverse __| Forward | Reverse STF (Forward signa) BL x | ° x ° x STR (Reverse signa) PZ] x x x ° x ° CRAWL (Crave signa } 403 x x ° ° x x RES (Reset signal) LOH x ° ° ° Or 0 Lights fete x . Goes off 4) Speed setting circuit checking procedures The speed setting circuit converts the 4 bit digital signal from the CPU board to the voltage signal, and sends this voltage signal through the connector board to the inverter as the speed setting signal ‘The digital signal from the CPU board is checked by using the SPO through SP3. The voltage signal to the inverter can be measured with a direct circuit voltage range tester by using the check pins SP- and SP+. ‘The relationship between the press rotation speed, digital signal from the CPU board, and voltage signal to the inverter is shown in the table below. Pross rotation speed a = a “ee res —| Vgtage between When the pressis stopped | x | Xx x x ‘Approx.0V | 3,000RPH 3 x x x ‘Approx.1.4V 3,500RPH iO x x ‘Approx.1.7V 4,000RPH_ ° oO x | x ‘Approx.1.9V ~__4,500RPH x x | Oo x ‘Approx.2.1V '5,000RPH o [x ° x ‘Approx.2.4V 5,500RPH x oO Orla Approx.2.6V ‘6,000RPH | EEG: ° Oo | x | Approx2ev 6,500RPH x x x O | Approx3.1v | __7,000RPH o |, x x O | Approx3.aV 7,500RPH x ° x ° ‘Approx3.5V 8,000RPH © ° x ° ‘Approx3.8V 8,500RPH x x ° ° ‘Approx.4.0V ‘9,000RPH ° x o |, ° Approx4.2V 9,500RPH x ° ° ° ‘Approx.4.5V 10,000RPH ° ° oto ‘Approx.4.7V ° Lights LIT Goes off 40 Chapter 7 Connector Boar 7—6 Connector and dip switch for the options 1) FC16 (RPC CONTROL BOARD) @ RYOBI 3302H, Itek Graphix 3995, ABDICK 9995, Itis the connector for the extra input and not presently used, @ RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 99954, Itmatches the input and output signal with the RPC contol board. 2) VH2 (OPTION!) ‘The VH2 is the connector for the extra input (IN1 through IN3).. iP Nt aaa 2P Lid baa) Nt—Net presently used, 3P IN2 (RYOBI 3302H, Itek Graphix 3995, ABDICK 9995) PBT? 243\ IN2—Net presently used (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 9995) | PB77_Delvery section aula gain pane! electron type doubie fisciahd ee Sheet detector switch input. ee 244\ IN3 Not presently used. eP Li4 24a) 3) VHS (OPTION2) ‘The VH3 is the connector forthe extra input (IN4 through ING). PINE 245) yg 2p L1 248 | 3P INS 246 | 4P L14 248 } 5P ING 247 | Bee 6P L14 248 } Ne INS Not presently used. 4) Vita (OPTIONS) The VH4 is the connector for the extra output (OUT! through OUTS), 1P 424V 51) 2P ouTi 71} BP 424V 514 4p outa 72) OUT SP +2aV 51) } Not presently used, ep outs 73) OUTS present 7P 424V 51) ap outa 74) OUT | OUT! — Drying device output 5) VH32 (RELIEF VALVE) @ RYOBI 3302H, Itek Graphix 3995, ABDICK 9995 Not presently used. @ RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 99954 Itis connected with the relief valve. 6) MC25 (RPC CONTROL BOARD) (@ RYOBI 3302H, Itek Graphix 3995, ABDICK 9995 Not presently used. @ RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 9995A — It supplies the DC24V and DC12V to the RPC control board a Chapter? Connector Board A g we § ef] we ae 7) Dip switch DS1 ‘The dip switch DSt1 is the dip switch mounted for he options. @DS1~1----------Batch function switching switch While using the batch function, the buzzer sounds before the last 20 sheets of batch is completed and a longer sound is made when the batch is completed. At this time [ i i the functions can be switched as follows, OFF—— When the batch is completed, the feeder will not ad ( tum OFF. ON — When the batch is completed, the feeder will turn OFF. When the press is shipped, it is set in the OFF position. @ps1-2. ~Count up function switching switch When the count up is completed, 2 function are available. /OFF— When the count up is completed, the feeder turns OFF and the water and ink form rollers tum OFF. (the press is rotating.) (ON — When the count up is completed, the feeder turns OFF and after the blanket is cleaned, the press is ‘stopped. When the press is shipped, itis set in the OFF position @s1-3 ~~-Double sheet detector switching switch {OFF— Without the electronic type double sheet detector | ON — With the electronic type double sheet detector @01- 4--------- Blanket cleaning switching switch { OFF— without the blanket cleaning device ~~ (ON — wit the blanket cleaning devioe 42 Chapter 7 Connector Board 8) MC10 The MC10 is the connector for connecting the tape inserter (option) /MC10-3P...(64) tape signal 2 MC10-2P...(51) +24V y Ba \MC10-1P....(52) OV aig 2 |O 9) Fasten tab 3 |oe The count signal is sent aes: The No.87A line and No.52 Iie are used as the output timing signal of the spray oo device. 7-7 Circuit protector 1) Water fountain roller drive motor circuit protector ‘The circuit protector (2A) is mounted in the water fountain roller drive motor circuit to protect the water fountain roller drive motor from the overload current, Ret Re2 @® SP61--- No.1 Water fountain roller drive motor, NOt MOTOR W0,2 WOTOR as we @ SP62--- No.2 Water fountain roller drive motor 2 A @ peo Ne re -Ne 2) Citeuit protector forthe safety circuit ‘The circuit protector (1A) is mounted in the safety circuit to protect the safety circult. mepetEpe] © SP91---- Safety circuit : =e See 7 g M2|8 y Chapter 7 Connector Board 3) Circuit protector reset procedures ‘When the circuit protector operates, after checking the water fountain roller drive motor circuit, reset it manually with the power switch OFF. a: Resetting is completed by pushing the part shown in the illustration below. After that, turn the power switch ON. Front ews tik Graphix 3295> “CABDICK 9065> ‘ato s002H a ae io oo ror 8/8 é l «RYOBI 3902HA> 2 “ ‘etto 30024 r = 2 { ssoaHa ' ~ 1 sooat 5 | Chaoter® Water Fountain Roller Drivo Motor Control Chapter 8 Water Fountain Roller Drive Motor Control 8-1 Component parts ‘The component parts for controlling the water fountain roller drive motor are as follows. © Dampening board (In the sub control box) “This outputs the instructions like the rotation speed to the water fountain roller drive motor. © Connector board (In the control box) This outputs the instructions ofthe rotationy/stop to the water fountain roller drive moter. © Water sensor This detects the dampening solution level in the water fountain and then outputs the signal to the dampening board © Dampening volume control variable register (Ink and water operation panel) ‘The rotation speed of the water fountain roller drive motor is set by the volume position © Dampening speed up button (Ink and water operation panel) The contact signal for increasing the water fountain roller drive motor speed is outputted to the connector board. For more details of these component parts connection, please refer to “19 — 7 Water fountain roller drive motor control 1) Connecting diagram’. Continuous dampening system control board The continuous dampening system control board receives the signal from the water sensor or dampening Volume control variable resistor and then outputs the speed setting voltage to the water fountain roller drive motor of each unit The LED for checking the motor speed is mounted on the continuous dampening system control board. 45 Chapter ®_Weator Fountain lier Drive Motor Control 1) Illustration Water sensor— checking LED Panel connector. (oot used) ; 2nd una | Foro { connector——_* (otorci? || ‘on the connector board inthe contol box) | J Seeking LED DAMP-28 5512 61 655- mo Water sensor connector Dampening volume contol variable resistor connector Water fountain roller eve ‘connector Spocd adjustment vale resistor [Chapter 8 Water Fountain oer Drive Motor Control 2) Motor speed checking LEDs The following signal checking LEDs are mounted on the continuous dampening system control board. LED ‘When the LED is ON or OFF ‘The speed signal outputted to the water fountain roller drive motor When pushing each unit dampening FAST1, FAST2 | speed up button (PB26, PB46), the LED | Dampening speed up speed will ight. When the predampening signal (No.1 PRE1,PRE2 | PRE, No.2 PRE) is inputted from the | Predampening connector board, the LED will go off speed When the cleaning signal (No.1 WASH, WASH1, WASH2| No.2 WASH) is inputted from the | Cleaning speed connector board, the LED will go off 3) Water fountain roller drive motor speed adjustment variable resistor ‘The water fountain roller drive motor speed adjustment variable resistors for each unit are arranged as shown in the illustration below on the continuous dampening system control board, WASH1, WASH? Cleaning speed adjustment variable resistor q O ToP1, TOP2 - PRE1, PREZ BOTTOM1, BOTTOM2 FAST1, FAST2 The water fountain roller drive motor speed adjustment is done as shown in the table below. When turning each variable resistor clockwise, the water fountain roller speed will be increased. Predampening speed adjustment variable resistor + Bottom speed adjustment variable resistor Dampening speed up speed adjustment variable resistor Top speed adjustment variable resistor ‘Adjustment variable resistor Speed setting procedures Water founiain roler setting speed BOTTOM1, BOTTOM2 ‘Sct the dampening dial adjustment variable resistor on the ink and water operation panel to the “0” position to set the speed. 5RPM TOP1, TOP2 Set the dampening dial adjustment variable resistor on the ink and water operation panei to the “10” position to set the speed. 140RPM FAST1, FAST2 When pushing the dampening speed up button on the ink and water operation panel, the dampening speed will be the dampening speed up speed. Set the speed in this condition, 140RPM PRE1, PREZ While the drive motor is rotating. if pushing the water form roller ON button, te dampening spaed wil increase for 8 seconds and then PRE1 and PRE2 will go off. Set the speed in this condition. (selection of the unit should be done by using the unit selection button.) 140RPM WASH, WASH2 When pushing the water roller craw! button on each unit control panel, the cleaning speed will start. Set the speed in this condition: 10RPM 7 (Chapter 8 _Water Fountain Rolier Drive Motor Control 4) Checking the speed setting voltage The speed setting voltage is sent to each water fountain roller drive motor from the continuous dampening system control board. ‘The speed setting voltage is checked by attachin, i the tester set in the direct current range to the check pin G terminal, REF1, and REF2. ‘Second unit + terminal First unit + terminal First unit - terminal, second unit - terminal ‘The relationship between the speed setting voltage and water fountain roller drive motor speed is shown in the table below. Voltage between REF andG | Water fountain rolor drive motor speed Approx. 0.17 SRPM ‘Approx.020V 10RPM ‘Approx. 0.40V SORPM Approx. 0.66V 100RPM = Approx. 0.84V +40RPM 5) Water sensor checking LED When the water sensor on each unit detects that there is no dampening solution, the LED wil ight. {this LED lights, the water waming lamp of the monitor indication on the defvery section operation panel will G G 1M ZON ‘No.2 water sensor checking LED oN No.1 water sensor checking LED 78 48 Chapter ©_ Main Switch Box and Sub Control Box Chapter 9 Main Switch Box and Sub Control! Box 9-1 Main switch box 1) Thermal relay An automatic return thermal relay is used on the pump motor circuit in the main switch box. This protects the motor from overload current, therefore do not change the setting value. ‘Thermal relay Magnet relay Motor Setting value THS Mss; Pump motor 460, 2) Circuit protector ‘A circuit protector is mounted in the main switch box to protect the AC circuit. The circuit protector position is shown in the illustration below. 8 Sign Current value Hi || __SP3 8A 6 SP4 5A [Circuit protector reset procedures} When the circuit protector operates, after checking for a short circuit in the AC circuit, reset it manually. When pushing in the button as shown in the ilustration beiow, the circuit protector will be reset a Push —> 3 Ni 49 (Chapter9_Main Switch Box and Sub Control Box 3) Relaying connector bracket The relaying connector bracket in the main switch box is used for mounting the relaying AC circuit, The bracket position is shown in the illustration below. Sign | PinQly | Pin No. Connecting point Meat ap 1P-4P | Fluorescent lamp 1P,4P | Magnet relay for the pump moa2 | 6p aP,5P | Safety circuit board 3P,6P__ | R100 auniary contact point CPU input 1P,2P, 3P | Power spray device Mca3_ | 9 | 4P, SP, 6P | Form roller motor (M6) 7P, 8P, 9P (Note) The MC44 is not used, so the connector is not mounted. For more detaits, please refer to the circuit illustration in “19 — 2 Main switch box”. 4) Electrical differences between the 50Hz and GOHz presses The fluorescent stabilizer, pump motor pulley, and V~ belt aro ditferent depending on the power source frequency. Therefore, bo careful when shipping the press to a different frequency area, @ Part numbers for the fluorescent stabilizer + 50Hz + 99.963 80H cesceetnseeeaeeee QQ 962 @ Part numbers for the feeder side pump motor pulley and V- belt + Pulley + 50HZ 5340 16 113 + 6OHz «+ 5330 16 112-1 + V> belt + 50Hz 90 102 (A-36") + 60HZ + 90101 (A-357) Chapter 9_ Main Switch Box end Sub Control Box 9-2 Sub control box 1) Circuit protector A circuit protector is mounted in the sub control box to protect the AC circuit. The circuit protector position is shown in the illustration below. ‘Sign Current | SPI cA sP2 BA [Circuit protector reset procedures} When the circuit protector operates, after checking for a short circuit in the AC circuit, reset it manually. When pushing in the button as shown in the illustration below, the circut protector will be reset. Push —> 51 (Chapter 10_ RPC Contol Box (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 8995A) Chapter 10 RPC Control Box (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 9995A) 10-1 RPC contro! board 1) tlustration Matrix input data bine section / Tail edge Insertion deview ‘motor output checking LED Marx input select ine section _-Option connector BE Vora ec cme Intorrupivg Input checking matin ea rr er ee a z He] nya Ae in Sa ‘Extra ouput checking LEO Chapter 10 REC Control Blox (RYOBI $302HA, ABDICK 9695A) 2) Interrupting input ‘At the RPC control board interrupting input circuit, when the interrupting signal is inputted from the plate cylinder 0 point detection sensor, the interrupting input checking LEDs IR5 and IR will ight. ‘At this time, the interrupting signal is inputted to the GPU board from the RPC control board Interrupting input circuit through the connector board. “The interrupting input checking is done by the checking LEDs IRS and IRG on the RPC control board, Re IRS ® @ Taterrupting input checking LED LED lights Connector | Wire No. | an No: Plate cinder O point deteton sensor (S11) | yycos.2 | 302 = No Plate cylinder 0 point detection sensor (CS21) | mcg3-o | a10 ON < The interrupting input can be checked by the input checking program. Please refer to “Chapter 14 Input Checking Program”. 3) Matrix input ‘The switches of the matrix input select line L15 through L17 are connected to the RPC control board. ‘The matrix input is checked by referring to “7-3 Matrix input”. « The matrix input can also be checked by using the input checking program. Please refer to “Chapter 14 Input Checking Program”. (Note) The RPC control board is also used on the RYOBI 3304HA. So the L15 through L17 are different from the actual signal, Therefore following LEDs will light or the L15 through L17. LEDs on the RPC control board Lis > 20 lie—___> Lat ui7———+ La 53 ‘Chapter 10 RPC Control Box (RYOBI 3502HA, ABDICK 9695A) 4) Output circuit (1) Tail edge insertion device motor output checking LED ‘The tail edge insertion device motor output checking LED is mounted on the RPG control board. ‘When this checking LED lights, the tail edge insertion device motor will rotate and the tail edge insertion device blade will move forward or backward. The relationship between the operation condition of each unit ail edge insertion device motor/blade and checking LED is shown in the table below. M21F M21R. i M22F M22R : @od: ood)? il so : ‘M23F M23R_ e M24F M24R as a COQ)? @aOr | (Note) * : Not presently used. Tail edge insertion device motor levi i hair dais | ras cage naan vcore | Taleo nnn sole os No.1 Tail odge insertion device No.1 Tail edge insertion device M21F Lighted Motor rotates forward. blade moves forward. No.1 Tail edge insertion device No.1 Tail edge insertion device M21R Lighted motor rotates reverse. blade moves backward. M22F Lighted ‘motor rotates forward. blade moves forward, Mz2R Lighted motor rotates reverse. blade moves backward. (2) Extra output checking LED ‘The extra output checking LEDs (OUT9 through OUT12) are mounted on the RPC control board. ours. ouTt! + OUTS through OUT12-++------- Extra output Oo) (Oo) Not presently used 54 Chapter 10 RPC Contro!Box (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 98958) 5) Option connector + VH21 (OPTIONS) ‘The VH21 i @ connector forthe extra ouput (OUTS trough OUTI2) 3 G2N 8!) power sot fe BELL ap 42V_ 81) Ouro 4p OUTI0: «651! SP 424V 51) ep OuTit 682) 7P 424V 81) uaa ep OuTI2. 653) OUTI1 } Presently not used. 10-2 Circuit protector Circuit protectors are mounted in the RPC control box to protect each tail edge insertion device motor from overloads as shown in the illustration below. ] Carer Er Sign Name a seas [_ ‘p65 | N0-1 Tail edge insertion device (a) motor circuit protector oe | No2 Tail edge insertion device ~ ed SP75 | motor cireut protector ass [Circuit protector reset procedures) When the circuit protector operates, atter checking the motor load and motor wiring for @ short circuit, reset it manually. When pushing in the button as shown in the illustration below, the circuit protector will be reset. push —= 55 (Chester 11 Air Valvo and Alr yl (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 99054) Chapter 11 Air Valve and Air Cylinder (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 9995A) 56 ‘The air valves of each unit are mounted on the operation side of the press is shown illustration bel ow. PLL the SIRI |e teil a} ‘The operation condition of each air valve and air cylinder is as shown in the table below. [Valve No. | Valve condition] Press condition [Air cylinder ON/OFF detector switch] SOLI11 ON First unit plate load air cylinder ON csi4 iH SOL112 ON First unt plate remove air eylinder ON csi SOL13 ON Fist unit leading edge clamp al cylinder ON usi7 soiia ‘ON First unit plate holcing roller air cylinder ON SOLt21 ON ‘Second unt plate load ai cyliner ON cs SOL122 ON Second unit plate remove air cylinder ON 825 SOL123 ‘ON ‘Second unit leading edge clamp air cylinder ON | Ls27, SOLI24 ON __| Second unt plate holding role ar eylinder ON é “SOLS? ON The alrreaches eachairvaive. (Note) The air valve ON/OFF condition is checked by the LEDs of each air valve. {Chapter 12_Tining (Timing adjustment by the encoder) Chapter 12 Timing (Timing adjustment by the encoder) 12-1 Outline ‘The CPU board receives the Input pulse from the encoder and calculates the operation timing at each section. The CPU board controls the timing seiting of the cylinder ON, the count signal, and paper feed jam. 12-2 Encoder adjustment ‘The eneoder is mounted on the non operation side of the chain delivery drive shaft. The operation checking of the encoder should be done by the interrupting input checking LEDs on the connector board. QOOOQaO® @ @£ @ @ # “The encoder adjustment is done by using the encoder Z phase adjustment program. 41) Program starting procedures (1) Turn the power switch OFF. (2)Turn the power switch ON while pushing the paper size change button (PB19) on the feeder section operation panel. 2) Adjustment procedures (1) Stop the press at 0° on the timing plate. {2) Rotate the encoder shaft and fx tat the position that the delivery section operation panel buzzer sounds. fe ‘At this time the interrupting input checking LED IR4 on the connector board lights. 3) Program ending procedures Tum the power switch OFF once and turn it ON again. 87 $8 (Chapter 12 Timing (Timing adjustment bythe encoder) 12-3 Role of each timin: Each cylinder ON/OFF and jam detection including the paper feed jam will be done in order. The process that detects the normal paper and starts the printing process and the process that detects 2 paper feed break or double sheet feeding and stops the printing process are shown in the table below. 1) Process that enters the printing process Timing 105° 123° Detects the paper as ratayn | normal. First unit plate éyfnder ON cata Firstunttimpression | second unit cylinder ON Third I colaton | 2) Process that goes through from the printing Timing 105° 123° 45° Detects a paper feed radii, | break or a double sheet feed aa Second First unit plate cylinder | First unit impression Second unit cylinder rotation | OFF oyinder OFF OFF Third relation | Chaoter 12 Timing (Timing adjustment by the encode!) 12-4 Each operation during the RPC operation (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 9995) ‘The operation timing of the air cylinder and motor brake and press stopped timing during the RPC operation are calculated by adding the input pulse from the encoder to the input signal of each plate ‘eylinder 0 point detection sensor. Each operation and timing during the RPC operation are shown in the table below. ‘The timing is different for each unit, so please add following timing to the timing in the table below. No. 4 unit 141° No. 2 unit 65° (Note) This timing is atthe vertical image adjustment = 0. There isa litte change in the timing by the adjustment of the plate tail edge insertion timing (plate cylinder 0 point sensitivity adjustment), so itis just for reference. 1) Operation when doing the plate load (Normal program mode) ] Leading edge|Plate holding resto: | pres operation Tiring | “campat™ | raierar” |PE/08 2 oor brake pers cylinder cylinder Piso ea | wang sgral Sate recs Piateleag | —Tnatzn -| Basen | luton ‘Stop: a5") ON Open the cover Setino plato a Pata oad —| [pang sage on ctron | Canpdesee oF Glose the cover | I Satie ewat| as tthe for 4s) on OFF Tieaitthe a> Forward aro ganar ‘Stop (s24*) ON Insert the plate | ‘stop aioe Satine toward | (ade rotation eae ‘Forward oe Pate ond (340°) nara ‘ON Bite Taree aa {oan closes: Kags") ‘Forward | Saat the slalo (960 tension Ge Forward fee ‘Complete the Sesto Ponce on ene fee oFr 5 st ON 59 (Chapter 12 Timing (Timing adjustment bythe encoder) 2) Operation when doing the plate load (Mounting the paper master without clamping the tail edge mode) Leading edge | Plate holding Sporto’ Press operaton | Tiring | “etapa” | “roferar” | Motortrake cylinder cylinder Pras ioaa Praeioad | ang sina Start the press eaten Prawlons | _iaize baton ON | rotation) (45°) sep on ‘Open the cover sotto pie se Plate load Leading edge ON buten oN | camp eosss or ose te cover ssa a oe Plate ioad ‘Mount the piate_ datas Suton cn | ‘ontnecyincer sup | @ ofr on 60. Chapter 12 Timing (Ting adiustment by the encoder) 3) Operation when doing the plate remove (Normal program mode) Operator : i Plate remove a Qperator | Press operation | Timing ee remeae | Motor brake Plato remeve Tato remove | Warring signal ‘Star the pross rotation Plate remove | Initialize button ON Rotation) (650°) aq Stop oN Startthe reverse | (59°) I rotation : Reverse 10") on Ese Reverse! Release the | 17 plate tension | Plate remove ., Reverse buton ON | Tay edge came |(025") opening aaa Leading edge | (236°) on lamp opening (Guiten back) Forwars] OFF oe 225") j stop | on Open the cover Stop Taking out the plate ta edge Plate remave | star the reveree | (825°) oe: button ON rotation aE Reverse| Stop (5°) | on et {Chaptor 12 Ting Timing adjustment by the encoder) 4) Operation when doing the plate remove (Mounting the paper master without the tal edge clamped mode) 62 Operator Plate remove operation | Pressoperation| Timing aireyinder, | Motor brake Plate remove ee serear® | Warring signal ‘Start the press rotation Plate remove Initialize button ON Rotation) 608") Stop ON Startine reverse | (608° rotation : oN Reverse Loading edge | (286°) Pate remove : oN clamp opening | buten on” | (er penis oFF OFF Stop ‘Open the cover ON ‘Stop Taking out the . plate tall edge * co (Note) * : Remove the plate doing the crawl operation it neccessry [Chapter 12 Timing (Timing adjustment by the encoder 5) Operation when doing the diagonal image adjustment a Operator Pate load | Plate remove Sporator | Press operation | Timing airoyinder | aireyinger | Motor brake ‘Automatic plate tension/release | Warning signal ‘outton ON Start the press rotation fritiize Rotation) ‘Switch back | (950°) on ‘Automatic plate 0 peak tensionfelease Feverse button ON, (ao) oN 1 Reverso Raeaseine | 14") on platetension |i eee oF witch back) || onward ‘Stop oy ON ‘Open the cover Diagonal image ei ‘adjustment Close the cover Start the forward OFF aaa Reverse ON ‘Switeh back OFF ‘Automatic plata a tensionfelease ON button ON Forward ON ‘Switch back ee os aus ‘ON Switch back Forward OFF Stop on (Chapter 13_ Adjustment and Service Program Chapter 13 Adjustment and Service Program 13-1 Pressure adjustment program This program's used when doing the roller pressure adjustment or the cylinder pressure adjustment Usually during the press operation, if stopping the press with the water form roller or ink form roller ON or the cylinder ON, the water form roller and ink form roller will turn OFF and the. cylinder will turn OFF. However when in this program, the press can be stopped with the form rollers and the cylinders ON, ‘So please use it when doing the pressure adjustment for each section, 1) Program starting procedures Push the cycle set button (DSW1) on the delivery section auxiliary switch panel and set to the cycle “Q”. eycue ‘SET 2) Program ending procedures Push the cycle set button (DSW1) on the delivery section auxiliary switch panel and set to the cycle "0". cyae ‘SET 64 « Chapler 13_Adjustment and Service Program 13-2 Service program This program is used when checking the doubling volume. When using this program, only the cylinders ON for the last unit on the delivery section operation pane! can be done with the water and ink form rollers OFF, (Example) When selecting the first unit and second unit by using the unit selection button on the delivery section operation panel inthis service program, only the cylinders of the second unit, which is the last unit, can go ON with the water and ink form rollers OFF. 1) Program starting procedures Push the cyole set button (DSW) on the delivery section auxiiary switch panel and set to the cycle "8". eyous 2) Program ending procedures Push the cycle set button (OSW1) on the delivery section auxiliary switch panel and set to the cycle “0”. 65. Chapter 13_ Adjustment ang Service Program 13-3 Press stop factor memorizing program ‘This press has @ builtin press stop factor memorizing program. In this program the factor that stopped the press is memorized in the CPU memory when the press is stopped. The memory contents are also displayed. Therefore if the press stops for some unknown reason, use this to find the cause of the trouble, The CPU memorizes the direct factor which stopped the press during the press operation. ‘Therefore atter the press is stopped, the contents of the memory will not be changed even if another safety device operates. 1) Press stop factor display procedures ‘While pushing the blanket cleaning button (PB71) on the delivery section operation panel with the press ‘topped, the buzzer will sound for 1 second and while continuously pushing, the factor code (2 figure number) will be displayed on the speed indication. When releasing the button, the display will go off. (Example) When stopping the press using the emergency stop button (PB5O) on the delivery section operation Panel, “24” will be displayed as shown in the illustration below. Cen x 100RPH @) KD 2) Resetting the press stop factor code ‘When pushing the drive button and operating the press, the press stop factor code will be reset. 8) Press stop factor code table CChaptar 13._Adjustment and Service Program Factor | sgn Factor name Factor | sgn Factorname on | —[Cruiiststage reset 52 | uss2 | No. tront cover swith o2 | e-s | Eror 53 | L853 | No.1 upper cover switch (CPU input ground circuit) 03 LS2 | Handwheel 54 | LS54 | No.1 back cover switch 05 | sant | Blankie detector 56 | 1996 | No upper cover ewtch 06 =| R100 ‘Safety olrouit auniiary contact point 57 | LS57 | No.2 back cover switch 07 | ——| Stop the press by the program 58 | LS58 | Delivery section safety cover switch 08 | 2 | Ee pnasoimputenoy | 70 | L870] Now seeybarsnch 11 [parr | S@MONIOFF baton | 4 | usz¥ | Nossa amen 12. | pB21 iilea ceareereicr teas 74 | 1874 | No.1 plate cylinder cover switch 21 | pato| rermeTey oP ON ap 75. | 1875 | No2 plate cyinder cover switch 22 | pazo Iasi sen poe | 80 | Ls17 SE ee eee erence leet ecm eal ll ea ae eee 24 | aso Fess ean pane) | 8 | 1818, fo el aoe neater dove eacted 31 | L815 Not safety bar sith fo es | nol ee ee es eee 42 os eee 92 LS15 | No.1 plate remove cam sensor | 50 | LS50 eae 93 LS25 hea pune eins near 51 | LS51 | Feeder section door switch sas cae (Note) The factor code 70 through 93 are for the RYOBI 3302HA and ABDICK 995A. er Chapter 13_Adjustment and Service Program 13-4 Automatic process releasing contents memorizing program (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 9995A) This press has @ builtin automatic process releasing contents memorizing program. This program memorizes the operation unit, processing, and press timing in the CPU memory when an error ocours and releases the automatic process to operate a safety device by mistake during the automatic processing (changing the plate, diagonal image adjustment). It also displays the memory contents, so it ‘can be used to do the resetting of the plate clamp or finding the cause of the error. 1) Display procedures When the automatic process is released in the middle of the process if continuously pushing the blanket cleaning button (PB71) on the delivery section operation panel, the buzzer will sound for 1 second and then the memory contents will be displayed on the sheet counter section. When roleasing the bution, the display will disappear. (Example) When an error occurs or a safety device operates during the tail edge insertion on the second unit, the display will be as shown in the illustration below, Unit rumberaisplays 1-2 <——— [—— Precessing number coplay a _ Pate ojlnder timing display 0-400 (The value that divides 1 rotation ofthe plate eyfndar into 400) Ge), (amp: [Contents of the processing number] 01 : Complete the initalizing- Stop at the clamp opening position (Plate remove) Complete the initializing-Stop at the plate load position (Plate load only for the first unit) 02 : Start the clamp opening- Stop at the plate tail edge taken out position (Plate remove) 03: Start the plate remove Stop at the plate load (Plate remove) 04 : Leading edge clamp air cyiinder ON- Leading edge clamp air cylinder OFF (Plate load) 05 : Start the plate ioad~ Stop the plate tall edge insertion position (Piate load) 06 : Start the plate tail edge insertion- Stop the plate edge insertion blade retracted limit position (Plate load) 07 : Plate tail edge clamp ON- Stop after completing the quick tension (Plate load) 08 : Next unit plate load button ON- Stop at the plate load position (Plate load when doing the next unit plate load continuously) 11 : Compiete the intializing- Quick tension releasing position (Diagonal imago adjustment while the press rotates) 12:: Start releasing the quick tension Stop at the adjustment position (Diagonal image adjustment while the press rotates) Complete the initiaizing- Stop at the adjustment position (Diagonal image adjustment while the press is stopped) 13 : Start the quick tension- Stop after completing the quick tension (Diagonal image) ae 2) Reset procedures When entering the automatic process again or turing the power switch OFF (changing the plate, diagonal image adjustment), the memory contents will be reset, 68 Chapter 3_Adjustment and Service Prograry 13-5 RPC output ON/OFF program (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 9995) This press has a builtin RPC output ON/OFF program. This program outputs the air cylinder and tail edge insertion device motor used in the automatic process (changing the plate, diagonal image adjustment). Itis used when doing the press adjustment, 1) Program starting procedures When turning the power switch ON afer the set speed drive button on the feeder section operation panel is set ON, the RPC output ON/OFF program will star. (The plate mounted indication lamp changeover program, that will be explained later, will also start atthe same time.) 2) Operation procedures ‘When pushing the automatic plate tension/release button on the unit contro! panel, the RPC output of the unit that the button is pushed is outputted in the following order. (While in this program, the diagonal image adjustment cannot be done.) [—> @Nothing will be outputted. {(tis rom this condition that you enter the RPC output ON/OFF program.) @ Leading edge clamp air cylinder ON @ Plate load air cylinder ON @Plate remove air cylinder ON ©Plate holding roller air cylinder ON ®Tail edge insertion device motor rotates in the forward direction, (This will be outputted until the tail edge insertion device extented limit position detection sensor tums ON) Tall edge insertion device motor rotates in the reverse direction. (This will be outputted until the tail edge insertion device retracted limit position detection sensor tums ON.) 13-6 Plate mounted indication lamp changeover program (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 9995A) This press has a built-in plate mounted indication lamp changeover program. This program allows the plate mounted indication lamp to be lighted from tuned OFF and turned OFF from lighted without doing the automatic plate load and remove. Itis used when doing the press adjustment, 1) Program starting procedures When turning the power switch ON after the set speed drive button on the feeder section operation panel is set ON, the plate mounted indication lamp changeover program will start (The RPC output ON/OFF program explained cartier wil also start at the same time.) 2) Operation procedures ‘When pushing the plate load button with the plate mounted indication lamp lighted, the buzzer will sound for 1 second and the lamp will go off. When pushing the plate remove bution with the plate mounted indication lamp OFF, the buzzer will sound for 1 second and the lamp will ight. 69 (Chapler 14 Input Chacking Program Chapter 14 Input Checking Program ‘This press has an input checking program builtin, When using this program, each input condition to the CPU board can be checked easily by the indication and the buzzer on the delivery section operation panel. The indication appears on the speed indication on the feeder ‘section operation panel and sheet counter section on the delivery section operation panel 14-1 Starting procedures When turning the power switch ON after the pump button on the feeder section operation panel is set ON, the buzzer will sound and the input checking program will start Atthis time, the display lights on each pane! will be as shown in the llustration below. [Feeder section operation panel] | _ [Delivery section operation panel] faceceee as) i] Goes off Goes off Reference> C-P-1 (Checking Program for Input) 14-2 Checking procedures oa ‘Turn ON/OFF the switch that you want to check. The buzzer sounds and the ON or OFF switch line number and the data number are displayed on each panel. (nthe speed inccaton onthe feeder secon operation panel, the tne rumber wil be displayed on the left and middle figures and the data number on the right figure alternately. The fine number and the data number will also be displayed on the sheet counter section on the delivery section operation panel . When the buzzer sounds and the line number and data number are displayed on the each panel alternately, that switch input lo the CPU board is OK. 1) Matrix input (Example) When pushing the drive button PB2 (L10- D0) on the feeder section operation panel ON or OFF, the display on each panel will be as shown in the illustration below. {Feeder section operation panel} [Delivery section operation panel] ira | (Vil fH -} (bir ) sem od (Date ny (Gino number) (Data number) 70 2) Interrupting input Chapior 14_ Input Checking Program (Example) When turning the encoder B phase (IR2) ON, it wil appear as shown in the illustration below. [Feeder section operation panel] [Delivery section operation panel] / / (ace fap fee / / 1 willbe flickering, The interrpting number wi ight 14-3 Ending procedures ‘After the input checking, turn the power switch OFF. \ will return to the normal program. When turning the power switch ON again, the press n Chapter 19 Output Chosieng Program Chapter 15 Output Checking Program This press has an output checking program builtin, Itis used to check the circuits, for example the solenoids, motors, and LED indication. The output checking program on this press is divided into 13 groups, the group 1 through 13. So each section listed below can be checked individually. For more delails, refer to “15 ~ 3 Group numbers”. @ Group 1 Used for checking each indication of the feeder section operation panel @ Group 2-5 ~~ Used for checking each indication of the delivery section operation panel. @ Group 6 Used for checking each indication ofthe ink and water operation panel. @ Group 7 « Used for checking each indication of the craw! operation panel, unit control panel, delivery section auxiliary switch panel, and solenoids on the operation side. © Group 8 Used for checking the solenoids on the non operation side, pump motor, ‘orm roller ON/OFF motor, spray motor, and spray valve. @ Groups - Used for checking the drive motor control circuits on the connector board, @ Group 10 -------- Used for checking the outputs of the continuous dampening device, feed ON signal, tape inserter signal, count signal, buzzer signal, and LEDs on the connector board and double sheet detector board (option). @ Group 11. ~~» Used for checking the input matrix select ine and extra output @ Group 12 ~------ Used for checking the extra oulput, forwardireverse of the tail edge (RYOBI 3302HA) insertion device motor, safety circuit relay, and LEDs on the RPC control \ABDICK 99954) board. @ Group 13. Used for checking the plate mounted indication lamp, extra output, RPC (ySa ee ve and each indication of the delivery section auxiliary switch 18~—1 Starting procedures 2 When turning the power switch ON after the paper feed button on the feeder section operation panel is set ON, the buzzer will sound and the output checking program will start. At this time, the display lights on the counter panel of the delivery section operation panel as shown in the illustration below. When turning the power switch ON, the output of group 1 will be checked. (Referenced ©-P- (Checking Program for Output) The output B53 PEEA PHB PBSS PEST “The group numbers displayed [rYOBI2902H —- Group 1 trough Group 11} tek Graphix 2008 \ ABDICK 9905, RYOBI3302HA = Group t through Group 13 \ABDICK 90058 } Output Checking Program {Group number changing procedures} ‘When pushing any setting button, PB6S through PB67 on the counter panel or the acceleration button PBS or PBS59 on the feeder section operation panel and delivery section operation panel, the group number for the output checking program will be advanced. When pushing the deceleration button PBB or PBS8 on the feeder section operation panel and delivery section operation panel, the group number will be reduced. However, depending on the timing when pushing any button the PB8, PB9, PB58, PBS9, and, PBG3 through B67, the group number may not change at frst, therefore Keep pushing the button until the group number changes. [Checking procedures} ‘Select the group number of the solenoid or LED that you want to check. @AII the solenoids and LEDs in the output checking program will be turned ON in order. @ilfa solenoid oF LED does not go ON, check the circuit by using the output circuit diagrams. 15-2 Ending procedures ‘After the output checking is finished, turn the power switch OFF. When turning the power switch ON again, the press will return to the normal program. 15-3 Group numbers In this section, the group indications, input parts names that are used for each panel, input select lines, and data lines will be shown. 4) Group 1: Feeder section operation panel Each lamp on the feeder section operation panel lights in the order (‘through ®). QLO12 LONI @LDIO @Lo9 pepe SOL acres Yo 3 le a — ous ij onl “es. ou IASI (aE (Note) The LD12 (drive lamp), LD11 (delivery table dolly lower limit detector lamp), LD10 (paper feed jam detector lamp), LD9 (paper feed break detector lamp), LD8 (double sheet detector lamp), LD3 (water and ink form roller OFF lamp), LD4 (water form roller ON lamp), LDS (water and ink form roller ON lamp), LOG (printing start lamp), LD7 (set speed drive lamp), and LD30 through LD32 (speed indication lamp) have the same lamps on the delivery section operation panel. Also these lamps are connected on the same circuits with the lamps on the feeder section operation panel, Therefore when these lamps light in the output checking program group 1, the famps on the delivery section operation panel will ight at the same time. 73 Chapter 18_Output Checking Program 2) Group 2-5 : Delivery section operation panel (1) Group 2 (Note) The LDS (water and ink form roller OFF lamp), LD4 (water form roller ON lamp), LDS (water and ink form roller ON lamp), and LD6 (printing start lamp) have the same LEDs on the feeder section operation panel. Also these LEDs on the delivery section operation panel are connected on the same circuits with the LEDs on the feeder section operation panel, Therefore when these LEDs light in the output ‘checking program group 2, the LEDs on the feeder ‘section operation panel will ight atthe same time. (2) Group 3 ante (Note) The LD7 (set speed drive lamp) and LD3O through LD32 (Speed indication lamp) have the same LEDs OLDT @1030 @LD31 @L032 ‘on the feeder section operation panel. \ Also these LEDs on the delivery section operation r \—|—/-— panel are connected on the same circuits with the \ (& Le es] LEDs on the feeder section operation panel, There. a fore when these LEDs light in the output checking wae program group 3, the LEDs on the feeder section rm f ‘operation panel will ight at the same time. 1T “f) Gy 4 Chapter 15_Output Checking Program (3) Group 4 (4) Group 5 (Note) The LD11 (delivery table dolly lower limit detector lamp), LD8 (double ews sheet detector lamp), LD9 {paper | toed break detector lamp), LD10 (paper feed jam detector lamp), and LD12 (drive lamp) have the same LEDs on the feeder section opera- tion panel Also these LEDs on the dolivery section operation panel are con- nected on the same circutts with the LEDs on the feeder section opera- tion panel. Therefore when these LEDs light in the output checking program group 5. the LEDs on the feeder section operation panel will light at the same time, @L020~ @L021~ eta @ivio. Loe 5 Chapier 18 Output Checking Program 3) Group 6 : Ink and water operation panel (Note) The PB26 and PB46 are the dampening speed up button on each unit. These buttons contact points are not connected to the input matrix of the CPU, @uns7. L086 LB D1 16. D2 4) Group 7 : Crawl operation panel, unit control panel, delivery section auxiliary switch panel, and solenoids on the ‘operation sido (1) Crawl operation panel @ RYOBI 3302H, Itek Graphix 3995, ABDICK 9995 @RYOBI3302HA, ABDICK 9995, (First unit een [First unit} a2) [Second unit] —___, Piz CChaptor 18 Output Chooking Program (2) Unit control panel @ RYOBI 3302H, Itek Graphix 3995, ABDICK 9995 @ RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 99954 These do not light for the RYOBI 3302HA, [First unit] [Second unit] ABDICK 99954. el] |O- | oe jj ores on] fea| |-© i fre] |o Fy |= (8) Delivery section auxiiary switch panel @ RYOBI 3302H, Itek Graphix 3995, ABDICK 9995 @ RYOBI3302HA, ABDICK 99954 Bove ecu —~@PuT Chapter 15_ Output Cheeking Program (4) Solenoids on the operation side ‘These light for the RYOBI 3302H, 3302HA, tek Graphix 3995, and ABDICK 9995, 995A. @ soise Paper ood Orr ® sotss Desiary | table lowering BS @ sour TT NT impression ae ‘yinder ONDOFE sou —— J sou No.2 eyinder No plat eyndor ONoFF ONIOFF 5) Group 8 Solenoids on the non operation side, pump motor, form roller ON/OFF motor, spray motor, and spray valve © sous @ sous © sows @ so.ze Nt Blanket loaning No ik ductor Ne2leverretin No.2 ever | sorwecd @ sou © sotzs ne eee or No2ineductor @ soL13 Not lever @ sors No.2 blanket cleaning SO) : \ e@sv Spray valve af \ OMe © souss Ome ‘us Pump motor Frontlay stop Form roler ONIOFF motor Spray motor 78 Chapter 18_Output Checking Program 6) Group 9 : Drive motor control circuit Each signal of the drive motor control circuit outputs in the order (D)-®). [Connector board] =) Sia 119 SS & oe ‘pungeragasaya? =| eH pseeeeee oe a aca : i. @Rt (STF) ‘The Rt (STF) willtum ON for a moment. ‘The drive motor will not rotate because the time that tis ON is too short. @R2 (STR) The R2 (STR) will tum ON for a moment. The drive motor will not rotate because the fime that it is ON is too shor. @Rs (CRAWL) ‘The R3 (CRAWL) will tun ON. @Ra (RES) ‘The Ra (RES) will turn ON. ©-1® Speed setting voltage The 3,000RPH through 10,000RPH speed setting voltage is outputted in = a Ke ee order. For the relationship between the ef ere | speed and checking LEDs (LD SPO =f Glee through SP3) and output voltage (SP+, SP-)), please refer to “7-5 Drive | ee me motor circult”. F017 Chapter 15 Output Checking Program 7) Group10 : Continuous dampening relation output and each output of the feed ON signal, tape inserter signal, count signal, buzzer signal The LEDs on the connector board and double sheet detector board will light in the order (D-) (Note) The double sheet detector board is an option and ‘mounted in the double sheet detector box. Feed ON signal {Chapter 15_Output Checking Program 8) Group 11 : Select line of the input matrix and extra output The LEDs for the extra output and the select line of the input matrix on the connector board and RPC control board wil light in the order ()-8), [Connector board] ™. pee ee SY fe eeceee tees ecceey eea eter atm ie 4 AMAR (Note) On the RYOBI 3302HA and ABDICK 9995A, when the @) OUT2 is outputted, the SOLS7 (fail safe valve) will turn ON. [Connector board] "UR Ue a Pa eee au Haan é tn EE SCRUB ANE Oe guesgee TREE, 7 GUT (Note) The RPC contro! board is also used on the RYOBI 3304HA. So the L15 through L17 are different from the actual signal. Therefore folowing LEDs wil ight for the L15 through L17 LEDs on the RPC control board us + 20 16 ——_—_--—_> L21 u7 + laa ar [Chapter 15 Output Checking Program 9) Group 12: Each output of the extra output, forwardireverse of the tail edge insertion device motor, and safety circuit relay ‘The LEDs on the RPC contro! board will ight in the order ((D)-€). (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 9995A) Foard @Reverse Tail edge insorion devioe motor (BELL (Note) The motor rotates for a moment. IRPC control board (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 995A) omeir NE S @m2sh Over © a S/H a = Fe \ ie / @ourie | out Dove @ouT — ADB @ANT GRIer GEIS? @ALkr Chapter 15 Output Checking Programe 10) Group 13 : Plate mounted indication lamp, extra output, RPC air valve, and each indication of the delivery section auxiliary switch panel (RYOBI 3302HA, ABDICK 99954) The plate mounted indication lamp will light in the order (1-2) [First unit craw! operation panel] ==) The air valve will operate in the order (®)-€2). \ bpue 2 [Second unit craw! operation panel] S2]2 2 Re [SE Enea 3 /3)8)8| e0e6 e8ee PLE @rure—— (Note) At this time, the air cytinder does not operate, so please check by using the LED for the air valve or the checking LED on the RPC contro! board, IRPC contro! board) oR auneteas SPOR 4 pt oss A HAW Sees a ae ep AOAC rgd 20 TERE \aee (Note) When doing the output checking program, the PL32 and PL42 are outputted afler the @PL22 actually. However this output cannot be checked because the checking LEDs for them are nat on the board. 83 Ghepter 18_ Error Indication Chapter 16 Error Indication This press has a program that gives an error code when something unusual occurs. The error messages appear on the counter panel display on the delivery section operation panel in the illustration bellow. b iit Ce C 1) E- 0 messagp .... Inverter protective function operation ‘When the inverter protective function operates, “E- 0° will be indicated. This indication will disappear when Pushing the crawi ON/OFF button or emergency stop button, For the explanation of the protective function, refer to “2 ~ 2 Protective function”. 2) E-1 message .... Input rouble of the safety circuit The safety devices have double safely circuit. One inputs the safety device signal of the safety cover to the CPU directly, The other connects the contact point of the safety device of the safety cover in series and actuales the magnet relay (R100) which controls the invertor power circuit. Also the auxiliary contact point signal of this magnet relay (F1100) is inputted to the CPU. When same difference ocours in the CPU input from the safety device and CPU input from the magnet relay (R100) auxiliary contact point signal, “E~ 1" will be indicated When the CPU input from the safety device and CPU input from the magnet relay (R100) auxiliary contact point signal matches, this message wil go off 3) E-2 message .... Poor encoder Z phase input ‘When the encoder EN1 Z phase is not inputted to the CPU during the drive motor rotation, "E~ 2° will be indicated. This indication will go off when the EN1 Z phase is inputted correctly or safety device is actuated (Note) If there is trouble with the drive motor output circuit and the drive motor does not rotate, this “E- 2° will be indicated 4) E-3 message .... Poor encoder A and B phase input The encoder EN1 is set to output the 100 pulse signal every one cylinder rotation. Usually when the drive motor Totates, the CPU receives the each pulse from the A phase and B phase of the encoder and adds the pulse number. If the added pulse number is less than 94 pulse, *E~3" will be indicated. For example, when having poor input of the encoder A phase and B phase or having the encoder Z phase input ‘over 2 times per 1 rotation, "E~3" will be indicated, This indication wil go off when the encoder A phase and B phase input is done correctly and the added pulse number is over 95 pulse. ~

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