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3.17 Set life monitor passcode
This is the passcode that protects the life monitor clear operation. If it is not necessary to protect the life
monitor clear operation, abort this operation without entering the life monitor passcode.
To create the passcode:
1. Press MENU, *, 1, 9.
2. Enter the passcode using the numeric keypad, and then press ENTER.
To modify the existing passcode:
1. Press MENU, *, 1, 9. The machine asks you to enter the current passcode.
2. Enter the current passcode correctly.
If you have entered the correct passcode, the LCD will show:
3. Enter the new passcode using the numeric keypad, and then press ENTER.
To turn off the protection passcode:
1. Press MENU, *, 1, 9. The machine asks you to enter the current passcode.
2. Enter the current passcode correctly.
If you have entered the correct passcode, the LCD will show:
3. Enter the 0000 (four zeros), and then press ENTER.
- Muratec 1
- Safety Information 2
- Table of Contents 4
- Section 6 Options 6
- Section 7 Options 7
- F-320 Addendum 7
- Section 1 8
- General Description 8
- 1.2 Specifications 9
- × 14.2 (H) inch 11
- × 18.4 (H) inch 11
- Section2 12
- 2.2 Memory back up 15
- GENERATOR 16
- 2.4 Power Supply Unit (PSU) 17
- 2.5 Sensors 18
- 2.6.1 Document Detection 19
- 2.6.2 Document Separation 19
- 2.6.3 Document Transport 19
- 2.6.4 Document Scanning 19
- 2.6.5 Document Discharge 20
- 2.7 Recording Section 21
- 2.8 Image Processing 21
- 2.8.1 Drum Charge 22
- 2.8.2 Drum Exposure 22
- 2.8.3 Development 22
- 2.8.4 Image Transfer 23
- Fusing temperture 24
- Thermistor 24
- Heater Lamp 24
- Thermostat Thermal cut-off 24
- Section3 26
- Adjustment Procedures 26
- Machine Parameter 00 28
- Machine Parameter 01 28
- Machine Parameter 02 29
- Machine Parameter 05 31
- Machine Parameter 06 31
- Machine Parameter 08 32
- Machine Parameter 09 32
- Machine Parameter 10 33
- Machine Parameter 11 33
- Machine Parameter 13 34
- Machine Parameter 14 35
- Machine Parameter 15 35
- Machine Parameter 16 36
- Machine Parameter 19 37
- Machine Parameter 20 to 29 38
- Machine Parameter 30 to 39 38
- Machine Parameter 40 to 49 39
- Machine Parameter 52 to 59 41
- Machine Parameter 60 to 65 42
- Machine Parameter 66 42
- Machine Parameter 67 43
- Machine Parameter 68 to 69 43
- Machine Parameter 70 44
- Machine Parameter 71 44
- Machine Parameter 72 45
- Machine Parameter 73 45
- Machine Parameter 74 to 79 46
- Machine Parameter 82 to 89 47
- Machine Parameter 90 48
- Machine Parameter 91 48
- Machine Parameter 95 to 99 50
- 3.3 Memory Switch Adjustment 51
- Memory Switch 00 - Dialer 52
- Memory Switch 01 - Dialer 53
- Memory Switch 02 - Dialer 54
- Memory Switch 05 - Dialer 55
- Memory Switch 20 - Reception 60
- Memory Switch 21 - Reception 60
- Memory Switch 30 - Modem 62
- Memory Switch 31 - Modem 62
- Memory Switch 32 - Modem 63
- Memory Switch 33 - Modem 63
- Memory Switch 40 - Scanner 65
- Memory Switch 41 ∼ 65
- ∼ 49 --- Scanner 65
- Memory Switch 70 - Operation 74
- Memory Switch 71 - Operation 74
- Memory Switch 72 - Operation 75
- Memory Switch 73 - Operation 75
- Memory Switch 74 - Operation 76
- 3.4 Unique Switch Adjustment 79
- Unique Switch 00 — Dialer 80
- Unique Switch 01 — Dialer 80
- Unique Switch 09 - Dialer 82
- Unique Switch 20 - Reception 89
- Unique Switch 21 - Reception 90
- Unique Switch 22 - Reception 91
- Unique Switch 23 - Reception 91
- Unique Switch 24 - Reception 92
- Unique Switch 25 - Reception 92
- Unique Switch 26 - Reception 93
- Unique Switch 27 - Reception 93
- Unique Switch 28 - Reception 94
- Unique Switch 30 - Modem 95
- Unique Switch 31 - Modem 95
- Unique Switch 32 - Modem 96
- Unique Switch 33 - Modem 96
- Unique Switch 34 - Modem 97
- Unique Switch 35 97
- Unique Switch 36 - Modem 98
- Unique Switch 37 - Modem 98
- Unique Switch 38 - Modem 99
- Unique Switch 39 - Modem 99
- Unique Switch 40 - Scanner 100
- Unique Switch 41 - Scanner 100
- Unique Switch 42 - Scanner 101
- Unique Switch 43 - Scanner 101
- Unique Switch 44 - Scanner 102
- Unique Switch 50 - Printer 103
- Unique Switch 51 - Printer 103
- Unique Switch 53 - Printer 104
- Unique Switch 52 - Printer 104
- Unique Switch 55 - Printer 105
- Unique Switch 56 - Printer 106
- Unique Switch 57- Printer 107
- Unique Switch 58 - Printer 107
- Unique Switch 59 - Printer 108
- Unique Switch 70 - Operation 114
- Unique Switch 71 - Operation 114
- Unique Switch 72 - Operation 115
- Unique Switch 73 - Operation 115
- Unique Switch 74 - Operation 116
- Unique Switch 75 - Operation 116
- Unique Switch 80 - Operation 117
- Unique Switch 83 - Operation 118
- 3.7 All RAM Clear 127
- 3.8 Printer maintenance mode 128
- 3.9 Monitor speaker On/Off 129
- 3.10 Test Modes 130
- 3.10.1 Life Monitor 131
- 3.10.2 Printer Test 132
- 3.10.3 Feeder test 133
- 3.10.4 Port Status 133
- 3.10.5 Set Background Level 133
- 3.12.1 Function List 134
- 3.12.2 LED Test 134
- 3.12.3 LCD Test 135
- 3.12.4 Key Panel Test 135
- 3.12.5 SRAM Check 136
- 3.12.6 DRAM Check 137
- 3.12.8 RS-232C Test 138
- 3.13.1 Relay Test 139
- 3.13.2 Tonal Signal Test 140
- 3.13.3 DTMF Output Test 141
- 3.14 Consumable order sheet 143
- 3.15 DRAM Clear 145
- 3.16 Clear Life Monitor 145
- 3.19 Sensor input test 149
- 3.20 Printer diagnostic mode 150
- 3.22 Update the software 154
- Error code 155
- Check the consumable: 157
- 4.2 Recording Paper Jam 158
- 4.3 Document Feeder Jam 158
- 4.5 Transmit Error 159
- 4.6 Transmit Black Lines 159
- 4.7 Cannot transmit 159
- 4.8 Receive Errors 160
- 4.9 Will not Auto-Answer 160
- 4.10 Clearing Jammed Paper 160
- 4.11.1 Blank pages 164
- 4.11.2 Black pages 164
- 4.11.3 Printout too light 165
- 4.11.4 Printout too dark 165
- 4.11.5 Blurred background 166
- 4.11.6 Uneven print density 166
- 4.11.7 Irregularities 167
- 4.11.8 White (Black) Line 167
- 4.11.9 Toner Smudges 168
- 4.12 LCD Error Messages 169
- Dialing errors 173
- Reception errors 173
- Transmission errors 174
- Communication Error Messages 175
- 4.14 Service Call Error 176
- Heater Error 177
- Thermistor Disconnect 177
- Thermistor Short 177
- Inside Fan Error 177
- RX Motor Error 178
- Drum Fuse Error 178
- H-Vlt Fuse Disconnect 178
- 4.15 Cleaning the Unit 179
- Cleaning the LED print head 180
- Section5 181
- Maintenance & Adjustment 181
- ✽: Replace when not working 182
- 5.2 Re/Disassemble 183
- 5.2.1 Covers 185
- UPPER COVER 186
- TOP REAR COVER 186
- REAR COVER 187
- PANEL COVER 188
- FRONT COVER 188
- TX COVER 189
- EXIT TRAY 189
- Rx exit cover 190
- Rx exit cover B 190
- Inner cover A 191
- Right cover 191
- Line cover 191
- Cover opener 192
- Cover lever 192
- 5.2.2 PCBs 193
- MAIN CONTROL PCB 194
- Modular PCB 195
- Fan motor 196
- Power supply unit 196
- PCB shield 197
- Printer connect PCB 197
- Panel 1 PCB 198
- Panel 2 PCB 198
- LCD support 199
- Connect ADF PCB 199
- 5.2.3 Sensors 200
- 5.2.4 Scanning section 201
- TXIL(ADF) 202
- TOP COVER SENSOR (TCS) 203
- CONTACT GLASS 203
- Retard cover 204
- Retard roller assembly 204
- ADF MOTOR 205
- Tension bracket B 206
- Tension bracket A 206
- Pully 58/16 G23 206
- Pully 58/16 206
- Spring A 206
- Motor spring 207
- ADF motor bracket 207
- Pulley 18 208
- Inner guide A assembly 208
- Feed roller B 209
- Inner guide D 209
- Inner guide C 209
- EXIT ROLLER 210
- Scanner cover (Black film) 211
- Scanner frame 211
- Inverter PCB 212
- 5.2.5 Printer section 213
- Solenoid 214
- Rx motor 214
- Drive gear assembly 215
- Pick up roller MP 216
- Image transfer roller 217
- Fixing unit 217
- Fxing unit cover 218
- Themistor 218
- Exit roller P 218
- Plate spring 218
- Paper pick up roller 219
- Feed roller BP 220
- MP bracket 220
- Main frame 221
- Press spring B 222
- Release lever 222
- Press roller BP 222
- PSS cover 222
- LED print head 223
- Sensor stopper film 223
- Bypass tray 224
- 5.3 Adjustment 225
- Packaging contents: 226
- Installation 226
- RS-232C interface cable 231
- Signal direction 232
- RS-232C Test 232
- Option cover A 247
- Frrite core 248
- Connection cable B 248
- O.P. Shield 249
- Option cover B 249
- EtherNet port Network cable 250
- Rx exit cover A 252
- RX exit cover A 253
- 3x10mm screws 257
- Setting of the Paper Size 258
- INT. EXT 260
- O.P. Shield B 261
- Blind label 264
- Box panel 264
- ID Label 266
- Machine Parameter 03 270
- Machine Parameter 04 271
- Machine Parameter 07 271
- Machine Parameter 12 272
- Machine Parameter 17 273
- Machine Parameter 18 273
- Machine Parameter 50 276
- Machine Parameter 51 276
- Machine Parameter 80 280
- Machine Parameter 81 280
- Machine Parameter 92 281
- Machine Parameter 93 281
- Machine Parameter 94 282
- Unique Switch Adjustments 283
- Unique Switch 54 - Printer 287
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