Riso SF9490
Test Mode. List of Test Modes 0104 - 0131
| No. | Name | Description | Setting |
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| 0104 | Drum-parameter adjustment store | Stores the test mode settings from the EEPROM on the print drum PCB to the USB memory. * This test cannot be run when the style differs between the model and the print drum PCB. |
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| 0105 | System-parameter adjustment restore | Writes data stored in No.0103 (System-parameter adjustment upload) into the flash memory on MAIN-SYSTEM-PCB. * The power must be turned off and then on after this test mode is run. |
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| 0106 | Drum-parameter adjustment restore | Writes data stored in No.0104 (Drum-parameter adjustment upload) into the EEPROM on the print drum PCB.
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| 0107 | Test-mode parameter record | Stores test mode settings and their test numbers into the USB memory if their settings are changed from the default settings. | - |
| 0110 | Clear Error Status Data | Basically, to clear a jam error status, the jam release procedure should be performed to remove the cause of the jam. However, this test mode can clear a jam error status forcibly, although consumable errors cannot be cleared. | - |
| 0111 | Clear User Memory | Clears existing data (or resets it to the default) in the user area. The user area, in which users are allowed to edit data, stores memory functions, programs, properties, user mode settings, and other data. Note that the authentication settings are cleared with No.118, rather than this test. |
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| 0112 | Clear Test Mode Data Setup (Machine) |
Resets all of the test mode settings stored in the machine memory to the default settings.
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| 0113 | Maintenance-Master Count Clear |
Resets the maintenance master counter that triggers maintenance calls. * When this counter is reset, the maintenance calls (for master making) will no longer appear. |
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| 0114 | Maintenance-Copy Count Clear |
Resets the maintenance printing counter that triggers maintenance calls. * When this counter is reset, the maintenance calls (for printing) will no longer appear. |
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| 0115 | Maintenance-Drum Meter Clear |
Resets the maintenance-drum meter that triggers maintenance calls. * When this meter is reset, the maintenance calls (for print drum) will no longer appear. |
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| 0116 | Set-up Wizard Initialize | Initializes the user category, basic screen settings, and mode-change method selection (No need to set the clock again). | - |
| 0117 | Test Mode Data Clear (Drum) |
Resets all of the test mode settings stored in the drum EEPROM to the default settings.
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| 0120 | System Parameter Adjust Record |
Displays the check number and value of the setting that is changed from the program default (No.1200s are not displayed). | - |
| 0121 | SW Action Record | Displays the codes of errors that caused the machine to stop (up to 64 errors). | - |
| 0122 | Optional Configuration Check |
Lists errors with the types of T, A, and B that occurred in normal mode (up to 64 errors). | - |
| 0123 | Maintenance Count | Displays all values of the maintenance counters (master making, printing, and print drum). | - |
| 0124 | Serial Number Disp (Upper 4 Digit) |
Displays the first 4 digits of the machine serial number. | - |
| 0125 | Serial Number Disp (Lower 4 Digit) |
Displays the last 4 digits of the machine serial number. | - |
| 0126 | Optional Configuration Check |
Displays optional peripherals and devices currently connected.
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| 0126 | Optional Configuration Check |
Displays the version of the sub processor program. For example, the seven-segment display shows "101" for the version of Ver1.01. | - |
| 0127 | AF Configuration Check | Displays whether the auto document feeder is connected. 0: Not connected 1: Connected |
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| 0128 | Job Separator Connection Signal | Displays whether the job separator is connected. 0: Not connected 1: Connected |
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| 0129 | Ethernet PCB Connection Signal |
Displays whether the NIC is connected. 0: Not connected 1: Connected |
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| 0131 | System Program Ver. | Displays the version of the system program. For example, the seven-segment display shows "101" for the version of Ver1.01. |
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