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Indica
tion
Condition of the Detection
Movement of the Mechanism
Remedy
/Check
Automatic
Indication
F04
The position signal can not be detected within the regulated time
for the shift to the aiming position except EJECT position during
unloading when the mechanism position is shifted.
IF the position signal could not be detected within the regulated time
which is set depending on the distance to the aiming position when the
mechanism is shifting the position, it is judged Mechanism Lock. The
judgement depends on the input signal from the Position SW.
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In the first detection after the mode shift is started, the detection result is
not judged an Error, and the Mechanism Initial Operation is performed.
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If the position signal aimed to is not detected again during this
Mechanism Initial Operation, it is judged an Error, and “04” is indicated
automatically.
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Then the mechanism stops at the position by the automatic power off,
and only the Power Key is accepted.
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After the power is turned on, the Mechanism Initial Operation in
performed.
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“04” is memorized on the self- diagnosis history.
Please check the
Mechanism,
Loading Motor,
Loading Motor drive
circuit, Loading
motor drive control
signal circuit
Position SW and the
Position SW input
signal circuit.
Yes
F05
The S-reel pulse can not be detected when the mechanism is
unloading.
If the S-reel pulse could not detected over 4 edges when the
mechanism is unloading from REV position to LOAD position by the
Eject operation, the Cylinder start Error or the Mechanism Initial
Operation, it is judged that the S-reel table is not rotated.
The judgement depends on the input signal from the S-reel sensor.
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If the Error is detected, “05” is memorized on the self- diagnosis history
on the model corresponding to 3 self-diagnosis history memory.
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If the Error is detected, anything is not memorized on the self-diagnosis
history and the automatic indication is not indicated on the model not
corresponding to 3 self-diagnosis history memory.
Please check the
mechanism S-reel
system, S-reel
sensor, S-reel
sensor input signal
circuit, Capstan
motor, Capstan
motor drive circuit,
Capstan control
signal circuit, and so
on.
Yes
F06
The position signal can not be detected within the regulated time
when the mechanism position is shifted for Cassette-up.
If the position signal could not be detected within the regulated time
when the mechanism is shifting the position from DOWN position to
EJECT position, it is judged Mechanism Lock.
The judgement depends on the input signal from the Position SW.
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If the Error is detected once, “F06” is indicated automatically.
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The mechanism is shifted for Cassette Down because there is a
possibility that a odd article is bitten in the cassette holder unit, and the
power is turned off when the DOWN position is detected.
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If the DOEN position can not be detected within while 5 seconds at the
maximum, the power is turned off at the position.
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After the power off, only the power key is accepted. After the power on,
the Mechanism Initial Operation is performed.
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“06” is memorized on the self- diagnosis history.
Please check the
Mechanism,
Loading motor,
Loading motor drive
circuit, Loading
motor drive control
signal circuit,
Position SW and the
Position SW input
signal circuit.
Yes
F07
Error on REC circuit in REC mode.
Yes
F08
Error on REC circuit in except REC mode.
Yes
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