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EPSON Stylus Color 900

1.2.5	Ink Cartridge Specifications
1.2.5.1	Black Ink Cartridge
Type:		Exclusive ink cartridge
Color:		Black
Print Capacity:		1200 pages / A4 (ISO/IEC 10561 Letter
		Pattern at 360 dpi)
Ink life:		2 years from indicated production date
Storage temperature:
Storage:		-20°C ~ 40°C(within a month at 40 °C)
Packing storage:		-30°C ~ 40°C(within a month at 40 °C)
Transit:		-30°C ~ 60°C(within 120 hours at 60°C and
		within a month at 40°C)
Dimensions:		28.9 mm (W) x 67.4 mm (D) x 41.8 mm (H)

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Epson SEIJ98006 manual Ink Cartridge Specifications, 1.2.5.1, 5. Black Ink Cartridge Appearance, EPSON Stylus Color

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Color ink jet printer EPSON Stylus Color 900 Revision CCopyright 1996 SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION. Printed in Japan The contents of this manual are subject to change without noticewould greatly appreciate being informed of them EPSON is a registered trademark of SEIKO EPSON CORPORATIONDANGER PRECAUTIONSDANGER Provides the following additional information for reference Connector pin assignments Electric circuit boards components layoutExploded diagram Electrical circuit boards schematics PREFACEDescription Revision StatusIssued Date RevisionProduct Description ContentsOperating Principles Maintenance TroubleshootingDisassembly and Assembly AdjustmentComponent Layout Parts ListExploded Diagrams Circuit DiagramsPRODUCT DESCRIPTION Revision C 1.1 FEATURESFeatures EPSON Stylus ColorPrint Speed and Printable columns for Raster Graphics Mode 1.2 Specifications1.2.1 Printing Specifications Print Speed and Printable Columns for Character ModeEPSON Stylus Color EPSON Roman normal EPSON Roman bold EPSON Roman italicEPSON Roman bold italic SpecificationsRevision C Table 1-3. Character Tables and Available TypefacesSpecifications EPSON Stylus ColorTable 1-5. Ink Cartridge Available for Stylus Color 1.2.2 Options and Consumable ProductsNOTE The availability of special media varies by country Table 1-4. Options Available for Stylus Color1.2.3.1 Cut Sheet 1.2.3 Paper SpecificationsNOTE Print on transparency at normal temperatures only 1. Print on envelope at normal temperatures onlySpecifications Photo Paper1.2.3.7 Photo Stickers EPSON Stylus Color 900Revision CSpecifications Minimum margin for Raster Graphics Mode / Character Mode1.2.4 Printable Area Figure 1-3. Printable Area for Cut SheetsFigure 1-4. Printable Area for Envelopes Table 1-8. Minimum Margin for EnvelopesP r i n t a b l e A r e aBlack Ink Cartridge Ink Cartridge Specifications1.2.5 1.2.5.12. Do not used the ink cartridge whose ink life has expired 1.2.5.2 Color Ink CartridgeRevisionae C 1. Do not refill the cartridge. It is a consumable item120V version 1.2.6 Electrical SpecificationsFigure 1-7. Temperature / Humidity of Range Environmental ConditionReliability Safety Approvals1.2.12 Physical Specifications 1.2.8Interface 1.3 Interface1.3.1 Parallel Interface Forward Channel Figure 1-8. Data Transmission Timing3.0 V or more when the printer is turned on Table 1-11. Signal level for TTL Compatible IEEE-1284 level 1 deviceA LOW logic level on the Logic H signal is as follows 2.0 V or less when the printer is turned offProduct Description Table 1-12. Parallel I/F Forward ChannelEPSON Stylus Color Revision C1. 00H denotes a hexadecimal value of zero 2. MDL value and DES value depend on the EEPROM setting3. CMD value depends on the IEEE1284.4 setting 1.3.2 Parallel Interface Reverse ChannelProduct Description Table 1-13. Pin Assignment For Reverse ChannelEPSON Stylus Color Revision CEPSON Stylus Color 1.3.3 Mac Serial InterfaceTable 1-14. Pin Assignment Table 1-15. X-On/X-Off and DTR Protocol1.3.6 Prevention Hosts from Data Transfer time-out Table 1-16. Pin Assignment and Signal of the USB I/FUSB Interface 1.3.5 Printer Language and Emulationnot effective while that interface is not selected NOTEAn interrupt signal, such as /INIT, on the parallel interface is1.3.7.1 IEEE 1284.4 ProtocolControl Panel Operation 1.4.1 Indicators LEDs1.4 Control Panel Operation Figure 1-10. Control PanelPanel Functions 1.4.2.1 Printer Setting ModeTable 1-18. Panel Function with Power On Table 1-19. Printer Setting ModeRevision C Table 1-20. Default Setting MenuTable 1-21. Default Setting Menu continued EPSON Stylus ColorRevision C 1.4.2.2 Special Setting ModeTable 1-22. Special Setting Mode EPSON Stylus ColorRevision C 1.4.3 Printer Condition and Panel StatusTable 1-23. Printer Condition and Panel Status EPSON Stylus ColorError Status 1.5 Error Status1.5.5 Maintenance Request 1.5.6 Fatal ErrorsRevision C 1.6 Printer InitializationPrinter Initialization EPSON Stylus ColorEPSON Stylus Color 1.7 Component Layout1.7.1 Printer Mechanism Component LayoutEPSON Stylus Color 1.7.2 C265 Main BoardTable 1-24. Relation between P-ROM and CG ROM NOTEThe “X” in the table represents the versionProduct Description Figure 1-11. C265 Main BoardEPSON Stylus Color Revision CEPSON Stylus Color 1.7.3 C265 PSB/PSE BoardFigure 1-12. C265 PSB/PSE Board D a n g e rFigure 1-14. C265 Relay Board 1.7.4 C265 PNL Board1.7.5 C265 Relay Board Figure 1-13. C265 PNL BoardOPERATING PRINCIPLES Overview 2.1 Overview2.2 Printer Mechanism Operating Principles Operating PrinciplesRevision C Figure 2-1. The Stylus Color 900 Printer Mechanism Block DiagramPrinter Mechanism Operating Principles EPSON Stylus Color2.2.1 Carriage Mechanism Table 2-1. CR Motor SpecificationsTable 2-2. CRHP Sensor Specifications Table 2-3. CRHP Sensor Switch ModeEPSON Stylus Color Table 2-4. Linear Encoder SpecificationsTable 2-5. Ink Cartridge Sensor Specifications Table 2-6. Ink Cartridge Sensor Switch ModeRevision C Figure 2-2. Printing Mechanism Block Diagram2.2.2 Printing Mechanism EPSON Stylus Color2.2.3 Paper Load Mechanism Nozzle configurationTable 2-7. Pump/ASF Motor Specifications Figure 2-3. Nozzle ConfigurationFigure 2-4. ASF Paper Load Mechanism Table 2-8. ASF Sensor SpecificationsTable 2-9. ASF Sensor Switch Mode Table 2-10. ASF/Pump Motor Functions2.2.4 Paper Feed Mechanism Table 2-11. PF Motor SpecificationsTable 2-12. PE Sensor Specifications Table 2-13. PE Sensor Switch ModeEPSON Stylus Color 2.2.5 Pump/ASF Switch MechanismSwitching to the ASF gear train Figure 2-6. Switching Operation to the ASF Gear TrainRevision C Switching to the pump gear trainFigure 2-7. Switching to the Pump Gear Train EPSON Stylus ColorRevision C 2.2.6 Pump / Carriage Lock / Head Cleaner MechanismFigure 2-8. Pump / Carriage Lock / Head Cleaner Mechanism EPSON Stylus ColorOperating Principles Figure 2-9. Ink Absorption ProcessEPSON Stylus Color Revision CEPSON Stylus Color 2.3.1 C265 PSB/PSE Power Supply Board2.3 Electrical Circuit Operation Principles Electrical Circuit Operation PrinciplesOperating Principles EPSON Stylus ColorRevision C Smoothing circuitOperating Principles Figure 2-10. C265 PSB/PSE Board Circuit Block DiagramEPSON Stylus Color Revision CRevision C Figure 2-11. C265 Main Board Block Diagram2.3.2 C265Main Board EPSON Stylus ColorRevision C Table 2-14. Major Components on the C265 Main Board 1/2Table 2-15. Major Components on the C265 Main Board 2/2 EPSON Stylus ColorRevision C Combined reset circuit + timer circuitFigure 2-12. Reset/timer combined circuit EPSON Stylus ColorI n s id e 1 Abnormal temperature detection partP r in t h e a d s u r f a c eOperating Principles EPSON Stylus ColorRevision C AN7 PinOperating Principles EPSON Stylus ColorRevision C False firing detection timingOperating Principles Mechanism status detection partEPSON Stylus Color Revision COperating Principles EPSON Stylus ColorRevision C EncoderRevision C Figure 2-15. CR Motor Driver Circuit Block Diagram2.3.3 CR Motor Driver Circuit EPSON Stylus ColorOperating Principles Table 2-16. CR Motor Excitation Mode and UsageEPSON Stylus Color Revision CP F - A Figure 2-16. PF Motor Driver Circuit Block Diagram2.3.4 PF Motor Driver Circuit P FA FOperating Principles Table 2-17. PF Motor Excitation Mode and UsageEPSON Stylus Color Revision CRevision C Figure 2-17. Pump/ASF Motor Driver Circuit Block Diagram2.3.5 Pump/ASF Motor Driver Circuit EPSON Stylus ColorRevision C Table 2-18. Pump/ASF Motor Excitation Mode and Usage2.3.6 Printhead Driver Circuit EPSON Stylus ColorOperating Principles Figure 2-18. Printhead Driver Circuit Block DiagramEPSON Stylus Color Revision CR e t u r n t o t h e S t a Figure 2-19. Cooling Fan Driver Circuit Block Diagram2.3.7 Cooling Fan Driver Circuit S t a r tOperating Principles Table 2-20. Conditions for Driving the Cooling FanEPSON Stylus Color Revision CTable 2-22. Conditions for Driving the ASF Solenoid Table 2-21. ASF Solenoid SpecificationsFigure 2-21. ASF Solenoid Control Circuit Block Diagram 2.3.8 ASF Solenoid Driver CircuitRevision C Figure 2-22. EEPROM Control Circuit Block Diagram2.3.9 EEPROM Control Driver Circuit EPSON Stylus ColorTROUBLESHOOTING EPSON Stylus Color Figure 3-1. Troubleshooting FlowchartTroubleshooting 3.1 OverviewTable 3-2. Error Condition and the Possible Causes 3.1.1 Troubleshooting with LED Error IndicationsTable 3-1. Error Indication with the LEDs NOTE “---” means the LED is not affected by the error conditionEPSON Stylus Color 3.1.1.1 Remedies for Paper Out ErrorTable 3-3. Error Condition and the Possible Causes continued TroubleshootingEPSON Stylus Color Table 3-4. Remedies for Paper Out ErrorTable 3-5. Remedies for Paper Out Error continued TroubleshootingEPSON Stylus Color 3.1.1.2 Remedies for the Paper Jam ErrorTable 3-6. Remedies for Paper Jam Error TroubleshootingEPSON Stylus Color Table 3-7. Remedies for Paper Jam Error continuedTable 3-8. Remedies for Paper Jam Error continued TroubleshootingEPSON Stylus Color 3.1.1.3 Remedies for No I/C and Ink Out ErrorsTable 3-9. Remedies for No I/C and Ink Out Errors TroubleshootingEPSON Stylus Color Table 3-10. Remedies for No I/C and Ink Out Errors continuedTable 3-11. Remedies for No I/C and Ink Out Errors continued TroubleshootingEPSON Stylus Color 3.1.1.4 Remedies for the Maintenance ErrorTable 3-12. Remedies for the Maintenance Error Troubleshootingthe right column. If “No”, proceed to the next step 3.1.1.5 Remedies for Fatal ErrorTable 3-14. Remedies for Fatal Error Table 3-13. Remedies for Fatal Errorresistance of the solenoid coil using a tester. Note the Table 3-15. Remedies for Fatal Error continuedTroubleshooting Table 3-16. Remedies for Fatal Error continuedTroubleshooting 3.1.2 Isolating the Faulty Part on the Power Supply BoardTable 3-17. Isolating the Faulty Part on the Power Supply Board Isolating the Faulty Part on the Power Supply Board continuedIsolating the Faulty Part on the Power Supply Board continued G N D5 - p i n O S C Isolating the Faulty Part on the Power Supply Board continuedTroubleshooting 3.1.3 Isolating the Faulty Part according to the PhenomenonTable 3-21. Phenomena Exhibited Table 3-22. Cooling Fan does not Rotatethe connector has no ground line since this Table 3-23. CR Motor does not OperateTable 3-24. PF Motor does not Operate TroubleshootingEPSON Stylus Color Table 3-25. Pump/ASF Motor does not OperateTable 3-26. Pump/ASF Motor does not Operate continued TroubleshootingEPSON Stylus Color Table 3-27. ASF Solenoid does not OperateTable 3-28. ASF Solenoid does not Operate continued TroubleshootingNOTE Before reinstalling the FFCs, be sure to Table 3-29. Cleaning does not Solve the Print ProblemTroubleshooting Table 3-30. Cleaning does not Solve the Print Problem continuedEPSON Stylus Color Table 3-31. Cleaning does not Solve the Print Problem continuedTroubleshooting Table 3-32. Cleaning does not Solve the Print Problem continuedEPSON Stylus Color Table 3-33. Cleaning does not Solve the Print Problem continuedTroubleshooting Ink End Error Occurs after Printhead ReplacementRevision C The same ink cartridge is remove and installed repeatedlyTroubleshooting EPSON Stylus ColorRevision C Table 3-35. Combination which Causes the ErrorTroubleshooting EPSON Stylus ColorDISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY assembling the printer 4.1.1 Precautions for Disassembling the PrinterDisassembly and Assembly 4.1 OverviewNever remove the ink cartridge from the carriage C A U T DangerI O N of explosion if the battery is incorrectlyC A U T RisqueI O N d’explosion si la pile est remplacée incorrectment. Ne remplacer que par une pile du mêmeDisassembly and Assembly 4.2 Disassembly ProceduresFigure 4-1. Disassembly Flowchart Disassembly ProceduresDisassembly Procedures Removed/Replaced Parts and Corresponding AdjustmentsC A U T If OyouN have replaced specified parts, you must make Disassembly and AssemblyDisassembly and Assembly 4.2.1 Upper Case and Control Panel RemovalFigure 4-3. Control Panel Removal Figure 4-2. Upper Case RemovalP O I properly as shown in Figure C H E When assembling, be sure to connect the connectorsFigure 4-5. Connector Location 4.2.2 Printer Mechanism Removal4.2.3 C265 Main Board Unit Removal necessary adjustments. See Tabledamaged when voltage is applied perform any necessary adjustments. See TableDisassembly Procedures 4.2.4 Relay Board and Cooling Fan RemovalFigure 4-7. Relay Board and Cooling Fan Removal Disassembly and AssemblyDisassembly and Assembly 4.2.5 Shield Plate on the C265 Main Board RemovalFigure 4-8. Shield Plate Removal Figure 4-9. Shield Plate RemovalFigure 4-12. C265 PSB/PSE Board Removal Figure 4-10. Removing the Connectors4.2.6 C265 PSB/PSE Board Removal Figure 4-11. Removing the Shield PlateFigure 4-13. Releasing the CR Lock 4.2.7 Printer Mechanism Disassembly4.2.7.1 Printhead Removal C A U T WhenI O N removing the printhead, make sure the carriageWhite one on the left side of the printhead C H E When installing the printhead FFCs, make sure theFigure 4-15. Removal of the I/C Detection Actuator Figure 4-16. Printhead Removalnecessary adjustments. See Table 4.2.7.2 CR Motor RemovalFigure 4-17. CR Motor Removal C A U T AfterI O Nremoving/replacing the CR Motor, perform anyedges Figure 4-19. PF Roller Driver Gear Installation4.2.7.3 PF Motor Removal Figure 4-18. PF Motor RemovalFigure 4-20. Pump/ASF Motor and Solenoid Removal C A U T WhenI O N install the ASF be sure to use the correct type of4.2.7.4 Pump/ASF Motor and Solenoid Removal 4.2.7.5 ASF Unit RemovalFigure 4-24. Detection Wheel Removal 4.2.7.5.1 ASF DisassemblySeparating the Hopper Assembly from the ASF Frame Figure 4-22. Left Bushing RemovalDisassembly Procedures C A U T NeverI O touch the rubber part of the LD roller assemblywith your bare hands Figure 4-26. LD Roller Cover Removal Disassembly and AssemblyFix the left paper loading assembly also by aligning it with the assemblyloading assembly to the right edge of the ASF frame, then fix it assembly with the rail ribs on the inner side of the ASF frameBe sure to fix both right and left pegs on the ASF frame securely into the sockets in the hopper assemblythe hopper assembly Figure 4-30. Hopper Assembly InstallationFigure 4-33. Detection Wheel Removal 4.2.7.6 ASF Sensor RemovalFigure 4-32. Left Bushing Removal Figure 4-34. ASF Sensor RemovalFigure 4-36. PE Sensor Removal 4.2.7.7 CRHP Sensor Removal4.2.7.8 PE Sensor Removal Figure 4-35. CRHP Sensor RemovalFigure 4-38. Positioning the Encoder Belt C A U T WhenI O N installing the encoder belt, be sure to place it4.2.7.9 Encoder Belt Sensor Removal Figure 4-37. Encoder Belt RemovalFigure 4-39. Belt Tension Spring Removal Figure 4-40. PG Adjust Lever RemovalFigure 4-41. Parallelism Adjustment Bushing Removal 4.2.7.10 Carriage Unit RemovalFigure 4-42. Pump Unit Removal Guide Shaft, perform any necessary adjustments. See Table4.2.7.11 Pump Unit Removal carriageFigure 4-44. Paper Eject Roller Removal 4.2.7.12 Paper Eject Frame Removal4.2.7.13 Paper Eject Roller Removal Figure 4-43. Paper Eject Frame RemovalDisassembly Procedures 4.2.7.14 Platen RemovalFigure 4-45. Platen Removal Disassembly and AssemblyFigure 4-47. Releasing the Paper Guide Upper C A U T WhenI O N installing the paper guide located on the left4.2.7.15 PF Roller Removal Figure 4-46. Paper Hold Lever RemovalDisassembly and Assembly C A U T NeverI O touch the PF roller with your bare handsFigure 4-49. Top Frame Removal Figure 4-51. PF Roller Removal Figure 4-50. Top Frame RemovalADJUSTMENT When performing Initial Ink Charge forcibly, be sure 5.1.1 Conditions for Each AdjustmentWhen adjusting the printer, be sure to refer to Table adjustment properlyAdjustment Actions Taken and Corresponding Adjustments in OrderTable 5-2. continued Actions Taken and Corresponding Adjustments in OrderEPSON Stylus Color Table 5-3. continuedAdjustment Actions Taken and Corresponding Adjustments in Order3. Launch the service program SC900.EXE attached to the service 5.2 AdjustmentsAdjustments 5.2.1 Preliminary OperationBoot this program” following routine to read the data 1 Resets the HardwareTo initialize various settings user selectable settings service program for the Stylus Color 900 shows the countdown toAdjustment Figure 5-5. Sub Adjustment Screen5.2.2 Market Destination Check Figure 5-6. Market Destination Check Selection ScreenFigure 5-8. Head ID Input Screen 5.2.3 Head Actuator Voltage InputHead ID Figure 5-7. Head ID Input / Check Selection ScreenAdjustments 6. The following screen appearsFigure 5-9. ROM Version Selection Screen AdjustmentAdjustment Figure 5-10. Detailed Flowchart for the Head Angular Voltage InputAs shown in the flowchart, there are two specific cases, which are S T A R TAdjustments Figure 5-11. Screen for ID Correction for New ROMFigure 5-12. 22-digit ID Input Sequence AdjustmentFigure 5-13. Adjustment 2 Selection Screen 5.2.4 Head Angular AdjustmentFigure 5-14. Head Angular Adjustment Initial Screen Be sure to use Super Fine paper for Head Angular Adjustmentfind the one which satisfies the condition below Figure 5-16. Print Result of the Head Angular Adjustment PatternP a t t e r n N G P a t t e r nEPSON Stylus Color while magnetizing the motor. As a result, there is a possibility thatAdjustment AdjustmentsAdjustments Figure 5-22. Recovery from Unmagnetized StatusFigure 5-24. Screw Securing the Head Fixing Plate on the Right AdjustmentFigure 5-27. Prompt to Move the Angular Adjustment Lever capping position. Therefore, please make this adjustment as fast asyou will spend extra time on solving the print problem as a result Figure 5-25. Prompt to Move the Angular Adjustment LeverAdjustment Figure 5-28. Re-adjustment ScreenFigure 5-29. Moving the Head Adjustment Lever A n g u la r L e v e r C e n t e r p o s it io nEPSON Stylus Color Figure 5-30. Head Angular Adjustment End SequenceAdjustment AdjustmentsFigure 5-31. Bi-Directional Adjustment Screen 5.2.5 Bi-Directional AdjustmentThe following three items are adjusted with the Bi-D Adjustment Screen after “Print the Bi-D adjustment pattern” is SelectedAdjustments Figure 5-33. Screen during the Bi-D Adjustment Pattern PrintFigure 5-34. Bi-D Adjustment Pattern Sample AdjustmentFigure 5-36. Adjustment Value Input Screen Variable-1 16. When the desirable value is selected, press the Enter key. TheFigure 5-35. Bi-D Adjustment Mode Selection Screen Figure 5-37. Screen after the Adjustment Value has been Writtenvalue in the next Bi-D pattern sample will be “0”. The value in the Figure 5-38. Adjustment Value Input Screen Variable-2Figure 5-40. Adjustment Value Input Screen Normal Dot Figure 5-39. Screen after the Adjustment Value has been WrittenEPSON Stylus Color Figure 5-41. Screen after the Adjustment Value has been WrittenAdjustment AdjustmentsAdjustment 5.2.6 Printhead Cleaning Using the ProgramFigure 5-43. Cleaning Screen Figure 5-42. Main maintenance Menu ScreenAdjustment Figure 5-45. Message during Ink Charge Flag Reset OperationFigure 5-44. Screen after “Ink Charge Flag Reset” is Selected 5.2.7 Initial Ink Chargewaste ink pads with new ones. Otherwise, the user may encounter 5.2.8 Indication of the Counter Value for the Waste Ink PadFigure 5-47. Protection Counter Indication Screen Before clearing the protection counters, be sure to replace theFigure 5-49. Protection Counter Clear End Screen 9. Select “Clear the Protection Counter Value”12. The following screen appears 10. The following screen appearsAdjustment 5.2.9 Fan CheckScreen after “No” is Selected due to Fan’s Malfunction Figure 5-50. Screen after “Fan Check” is SelectedAdjustments 5.2.10 Paper Gap AdjustmentRight and Left Parallelism Adjustment Bushing Locations AdjustmentAdjustments During the adjustment Set to the front PG = narrowerBushing’s Movement and Corresponding Change in PG Amount AdjustmentRevision C AdjustmentAdjustments EPSON Stylus ColorMAINTENANCE Do not expose the battery to flames or excessive heat 6.1.1 MaintenanceDo not short-circuit the battery’s electrodes Mount the battery with its polarity in the rightMaintenance 6.1.1.1 Cleaning the PrintheadFigure 6-1. Printhead Cleaning Options C A U T If OprintingN results get worse all the more you repeatThe maximum counter value for each pad is as follows 6.1.1.2 Maintenance Request ErrorTable 6-1. Solution for the Maintenance Request Error Be sure to replace the waste ink pads before or after3. Get a new oil pad and supply “O8” 0.5 cc into it 6.2 Lubrication and AdhesionPay special attention in handling “O8” so the printhead is not smeared with itFigure 6-4. Small Syringe Figure 6-2. Cleaning the Carriage Guide Shaft6.2.1 Lubricating the Carriage Guide Shaft Figure 6-3. Locations for Oil Pad and BushingsMaintenance Figure 6-5. Supplying Oil to the Oil Padp a d . Figure 6-7. Supplying Oil to the Oil Pad Figure 6-6. Preliminary Lubrication with “O8”NOTE No adhesion is used in the Stylus Color Table 6-3. Lubrication Points Using G-26Table 6-4. Lubrication Point Using the O-8 Table 6-2. Oil Applied to the Stylus ColorEPSON Stylus Color Table 6-6. Lubrication Points continuedMaintenance the Pump AssemblyLubrication and Adhesion MaintenanceEPSON Stylus Color Revision CAPPENDIX Table 7-1. C265 Main Board Connections 7.1 Connector SummaryConnector Summary Revision cConnector Summary Table 7-2. Connector Pin Assignment - CN5Table 7-3. Connector Pin Assignment - CN6 Table 7-4. Connector Pin Assignment - CN8Connector Summary Table 7-5. Connector Pin Assignment - CN9Table 7-6. Connector Pin Assignment - CN10 Table 7-7. Connector Pin Assignment - CN11Table 7-11. Connector Pin Assignment - CN15 Table 7-8. Connector Pin Assignment - CN12Table 7-9. Connector Pin Assignment - CN13 Table 7-10. Connector Pin Assignment - CN14EEPROM ADDRESS MAP 7.2 EEPROM ADDRESS MAPTable 7-13. EEPROM Address Map 1/8 Table 7-14. EEPROM Address Map 2/8Revision c Table 7-15. EEPROM Address Map 3/8Table 7-16. EEPROM Address Map 4/8 EPSON Stylus ColorRevision c Table 7-17. EEPROM Address Map 5/8Table 7-18. EEPROM Address Map 6/8 EPSON Stylus ColorEPSON Stylus Color Table 7-19. EEPROM Address Map 7/8Table 7-20. EEPROM Address Map 8/8 Adjusted at factoryRevision c 7.3 Component LayoutFigure 7-2. C265 Main Board Component side EPSON Stylus ColorAppendix Figure 7-3. C265 Main Board Soldering sideEPSON Stylus Color Revision cRevision c Figure 7-4. C265 PSB BoardFigure 7-5. C265 PSE Board EPSON Stylus ColorAppendix Figure 7-6. C265 PNL BoardEPSON Stylus Color Revision cParts List Parts ListTable 7-21. Parts List 1/6 Parts List 2/6EPSON Stylus Color Parts List 3/6Table 7-24. Parts List 4/6 Parts ListEPSON Stylus Color Parts List 5/6Parts List 6/6 Parts ListRevision c 7.5 Exploded DiagramsExploded Diagrams EPSON Stylus ColorRev.01 EPSON STYLUS COLOR 900 No.1Rev.01 EPSON STYLUS COLOR 900 No.2No.3 EPSON STYLUS COLORRev.01 Rev.01 EPSON STYLUS COLOR 900 No.4Rev.01 EPSON STYLUS COLOR 900 No.5628 800 630 632 539 621 623 625 671 624 636 636 637 641 639 EPSON STYLUS COLOR 900 No.6Rev.01 644 642 637 638 64010056 Rev.01 EPSON STYLUS COLOR 900 No.7Revision c 7.6 Circuit DiagramsCircuit Diagrams EPSON Stylus ColorPage Page Page