SC 550

Maintenance Manual
SC CUTTING PLOTTER
MUTOH EUROPE N.V. AP-74030, Rev./ B
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do so.
FCC WARNING
This equipment complies with the requirements for a class A computing device in the FCC rules, part 15,
subpart J.
Operation of this device in a residential area may interfere with television or operating utilities.
Cutters generate weak radio signals and may interfere with television reception and utilities. If the cutter
does interfere with radio or TV reception, try the following :
· Change the direction of your radio and TV reception antenna or feeder.

· Change the direction of the cutter.
· Move either the cutter or the receiving antenna so that there is more distance between them.
· Be sure the cutter and the receiving antenna are on separate power lines.
.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Maintenance Manual................................................................................................1
1. SPECIFICATIONS. ................................................................................................9
1.1. Mutoh SC-series Cutting Plotter ...............................................................................................9
1.2. SC cutting plotter, environment. .............................................................................................10
1.3. Function keys. .........................................................................................................................11
2. SYSTEM BLOCKst DIAGRAM. ...............................................................13

2.1. Block diagram SC-series (1 version). ...................................................................................13
2.2. Block diagram SC-series (2nd version)....................................................................................14
2.3. Block diagram SC-550 (1st version)........................................................................................15
2.4. Block diagram SC-550 (2nd version).......................................................................................16
3. INTERFACES. ...........................................................................................................17
3.1. Serial interface RS-323C (standard). ......................................................................................17
3.1.1. RS-232C pin configuration. .............................................................................................18
3.1.2. Serial cable configuration. ...............................................................................................18
3.2. Centronics interface (Standard). .............................................................................................19
3.2.1. Centronics interface Pin configuration. ...........................................................................19
4. TROUBLESHOOTING. ..................................................................................21
4.1. Recoverable errors. .................................................................................................................21
4.1.1. RECOVERABLE SYSTEM ERRORS ...........................................................................21
4.1.2. COMMUNICATION ERRORS ......................................................................................22
4.1.3. LANGUAGE ERRORS...................................................................................................23
4.2. Unrecoverable errors...............................................................................................................24
4.2.1. Processor errors................................................................................................................24
4.2.2. X – Y Servo errors. ..........................................................................................................24
4.2.3. Cutting head errors...........................................................................................................25
4.2.4. Other errors. .....................................................................................................................25
4.3. Problem symptoms and suggested actions..............................................................................26
4.3.1. Processor errors................................................................................................................26
4.3.2. X- Y Servo errors. ............................................................................................................26
4.3.3. Cutting head errors...........................................................................................................27
4.3.4. Other errors. .....................................................................................................................27
5. SPECIALIZED DIAGNOSTICS. ...........................................................29

5.1. Diagnostics overview..............................................................................................................29
5.1.1. Diagnostics with SC-keyboard.........................................................................................29
5.1.2. Diagnostics with optional LCD keyboard........................................................................30
5.2. Diagnostics with SC-keyboard................................................................................................32
5.2.1. Initialising the EEPROM. ................................................................................................32
5.2.2. Aging................................................................................................................................33
5.2.3. Drawings for quality check. .............................................................................................33
5.2.4. Measuring the CUTTING MAT height. ..........................................................................34
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5.2.5. Adjusting the SHEET OFF system. .................................................................................34
5.2.6. Backup plots (on paper only). ..........................................................................................35
5.3. Diagnostics with optional LCD keyboard...............................................................................36
5.3.1. Diagnost 1. .......................................................................................................................37
5.3.2. Diagnost. 2 .......................................................................................................................38
5.3.3. Diagnost. 3 .......................................................................................................................39
5.3.4. Diagnost. 4 .......................................................................................................................40
5.3.5. Diagnost. 5 .......................................................................................................................40
5.3.6. Diagnost. 6 .......................................................................................................................42
5.3.7. Adjust. 7 ...........................................................................................................................42
5.3.8. Adjust. 8 ...........................................................................................................................42
5.3.9. Adjust. 9 ...........................................................................................................................43
5.3.10. Adjust. 10 .......................................................................................................................46
6. PARTS REPLACEMENT AND ADJUSTMENT. ...............47

6.1. Maintenance access table for parts replacement. ....................................................................47
6.2. Mechanical parts. ....................................................................................................................48
6.2.1. Covers Left and Right : removal and installation. ...........................................................48
6.2.2. Transparent cover : Removal and installation..................................................................49
6.2.3. PCB box :open and close. ................................................................................................50
6.2.4. Y-rail cover : Removal and installation. ..........................................................................51
6.2.5. Grid cover : Removal and installation. ............................................................................51
6.2.6. Cutting head : Removal and installation. .........................................................................53
6.2.7. Grid rollers : removal and installation. ............................................................................54
6.2.8. Y-drive belt (long) : removal and installation..................................................................55
6.2.9. Pressure roller pressure adjustment..................................................................................58
6.2.10. Sheeting off mechanism : mechanical alignment. .........................................................59
6.3. Electronical parts.....................................................................................................................60
6.3.1. Main PC board : Removal and installation. .....................................................................60
6.3.2. Main and terminal PCB SC-550 : Removal and installation. ..........................................61
6.3.3. Dip switch settings on Main PC board.............................................................................62
6.3.4. EEPROM initialisation and replacement. ........................................................................63
6.3.5. Power supply board : removal and installation................................................................64
6.3.6. Power supply board SC-550 : removal and installation...................................................65
6.3.7. Power supply output connections. ...................................................................................65
6.3.8. Terminal Board : removal and installation. .....................................................................66
6.3.9. Keyboard : removal and installation. ...............................................................................67
6.3.10. X-motor and drive belt : removal and installation. ........................................................68
6.3.11. Y-motor and drive belt : removal and installation. ........................................................68
6.3.12. Head flex cable : removal and installation.....................................................................69
6.3.13. Paper sensors : removal and installation. .......................................................................70
6.3.14 Transparent cover sensor : removal and installation.......................................................70
6.3.15. Pressure roller UP/DOWN sensor : removal and installation........................................71
6.3.16. Pressure roller UP/DOWN sensor SC-550 : removal and installation...........................71
6.3.17. Fan motors : removal and installation............................................................................72
7. JIG TOOL LIST. ......................................................................................................73

7.1. Jig tool list...............................................................................................................................73
7.2. Special glue. ............................................................................................................................73
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8. PARTS LISTS SC-SERIES. .........................................................................75
8.1. Body and Covers.....................................................................................................................75
8.2. Cover right + keyboard assy. ..................................................................................................77
8.3. Cover left assy.........................................................................................................................78
8.4. Transparent cover assy............................................................................................................79
8.5. PCB box. .................................................................................................................................80
8.6. Head flex cable assy................................................................................................................81
8.7. Pressure roller UP/DOWN mechanism...................................................................................82
8.8. X-motor assy. ..........................................................................................................................84
8.9. X-rail assy. ..............................................................................................................................85
8.10. Y-motor assy. ........................................................................................................................87
8.11. Y-rail assy. ............................................................................................................................88
8.12. Y-axis drive belt assy. ...........................................................................................................89
8.13. Y-drive pulley assy + mounting bracket. ..............................................................................90
8.14. Y-axis return pulley assy.......................................................................................................91
8.15. Pressure roller assy................................................................................................................92
8.16. Cutting head assy. .................................................................................................................94
8.17. Sideplate left (ME-20599). ...................................................................................................99
8.18. Sideplate right (ME-20600). ...............................................................................................100
9. PARTS LISTS SC-550. ...................................................................................101

9.1. Body and covers SC-550.......................................................................................................101
9.2. Cover right + keyboard assy SC-550. ...................................................................................102
9.3. Cover left assy SC-550. ........................................................................................................103
9.4. PCB box left and right SC-550. ............................................................................................104
9.5. Penhead flex cable assy SC-550. ..........................................................................................106
9.6. X-motor Assy SC-550...........................................................................................................107
9.7. X-rail assy SC-550. ...............................................................................................................108
9.8. Y-MOTOR Assy SC-550......................................................................................................109
9.9. Y-axis drive belt assy SC-550...............................................................................................110
9.10. Y-drive pulley assy + mounting bracket SC-550................................................................111
9.11. Y-axis return pulley assy SC-550. ......................................................................................112
9.12. Y-rail assy SC-550. .............................................................................................................113
9.13. Pressure roller UP/DOWN mechanism SC-550. ................................................................114
9.14. Pressure roller assy SC-550. ...............................................................................................115
9.15. Cutting head assy SC-550. ..................................................................................................117
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Maintenance Manual – SC Cutting Plotter
1. SPECIFICATIONS.
1.1. Mutoh SC-series Cutting Plotter
Cutting area SC-550 : 100 – 540 mm x 4 m
SC-650 : 100 – 630 mm x 12 m
SC-750 : 100 – 780 mm x 12 m
SC-1000 : 100 – 1030 mm x 12 m
SC-1300 : 100 – 1200 mm x 12 m
Max. addressable cut length 50 meter
Maximum media thickness 1.2 mm (1 mm for SC-550)
Drive mechanism Friction
Knife / Cut type / principle Drag
Mechanical resolution 0.005 mm
Accuracy 0.15 % (0.20 % for SC-550)
Repeatability 0.15 mm / m
Knife types 30°, 45° 60° Offset 0.3 & 0.5 mm
Speed 1000 mm / s (600 mm / s for SC-550)
Acceleration 4G (pen UP), 3G (pen DOWN)
2G for SC-550
PEN UP / DOWN cycles 40 / sec.
Pressure range 20 – 500 g
Interface (standard) RS – 232 / centronics
Input buffer 1 Mb standard / 4 Mb optional
No optional buffer on SC-550
Graphic languages MHGL, MHGL/2, HGL/2 compatible
& MCGL (Calcomp compatible)
Configurable origin Yes
Offset adjustment range 0 ® 1 mm
Integrated intelligence Fuzzy logic / Vector look-ahead / Curve & Arc
smoothing
Auto sheet off function Yes (not on SC-550)
Replot function Up to 100 copies
Power requirements 100 to 120 VAC 50/60 Hz
200 to 240 VAC 50/60 HZ
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1.2. SC cutting plotter, environment.

The location where you set up your equipment is very important. Please see to it that it meets following
conditions :
q Power supply of 100 to 120 VAC 50/60 Hz or 200 to 240 VAC 50/60 Hz.
q Ambient conditions :
o Operating environment
§ Temperature : 5°C to 40°C (41°F to 104°F)
§ Humidity : 35% - 75% non-condensation
o Recommended environment
§ Temperature : room temperature 16°C to 32°C (61°F to 90°F)
§ Humidity : 50% to 65% non-condensation
o Variation rate
§ Temperature : 2°C per hour
§ Humidity : 5% per hour
o Storage environment
§ Temperature : 0°C to 50°C (32°F to 122°F)
q Please protect your cutter from moisture, dust, draughts and direct sunlight. It is best to keep
your machine away from open windows and air-conditioners.
q See to it that there is an adequate space around the cutter so that ventilation is not obstructed.
q Avoid unnecessary vibrations and set up your cutter on a level surface.
q When selecting a place for your cutter, leave at least 90 cm in front and 90 cm at the rear.
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1.3. Function keys.

Using the control panel, you can access different modes and alter several settings, in order to fine-tune the
cutter to match all your needs.
1) JOG – keys :
Keys for manual movement of the tool head.
2) ON-LINE :
Key to switch between OFF-LINE and ON-LINE mode.
3) ORIGIN :
When this key is pressed, a new origin is set at the present location of
the tool head. Using the ORIGIN key, you can also activate the
alignment function.
4) PAGE : Performs media pre-feed cycle and gives access to the replot / copy
function and starts the automatic sheet-off function.
5) ENTER : To confirm changes and accept settings. The enter key, marked with a
blue dot, also gives access to special functions indicated by the blue text
on the control panel.
6) MENU Selection Keys : To select the parameter you want to alter.
7) Value + & - Keys : To change a parameter’s value or setting.
8) LED indicator for plotter parameters and tool selection indication.
9) LED bar for value indicators, error messages and function confirmation.
10) ONLINE-LED indicator
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2. SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGRAM.

2.1. Block diagram SC-series (1st version).
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2.2. Block diagram SC-series (2nd version).
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2.3. Block diagram SC-550 (1st version).
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2.4. Block diagram SC-550 (2nd version).
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3. INTERFACES.
3.1. Serial interface RS-323C (standard).
1) Baud rate (software selectable).
- 19200 bps
- 9600 bps
- 4800 bps
- 2400 bps
- 1200 bps
2) Data length (software selectable).
- 7 bits
- 8 bits
3) Stop bits (software selectable).
- 1 bit
- 2 bits
4) Parity (software selectable).
- Odd
- Even
- None
5) Error detection.
- Parity error
- Framing error
- Overrun error
6) External connector.
- DB-25S (equivalent)
7) RS-232C driver / receiver IC.
- driver : 75188 (TI, ± 12V power supply)

- receiver : 75189A
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3.1.1. RS-232C pin configuration.
PIN # SIGNAL Abbr. Signal direction

1 Frame ground FG -
2 Transmit data TXD OUT
3 Receive date RXD IN
4 Request to send RTS OUT
5 Clear to send CTS IN
6 Data set ready DSR IN
7 Signal ground SG -
8 Carrier detect CD IN
9 ® 14 Not used
15 Transmitter signal ST IN
Element timing
16 Not used
17 Receiver signal RT IN
Element timing
18 Data terminal ready DTR OUT
19 Not used
20 Data terminal ready DTR OUT
21 ® 25 Not used
3.1.2. Serial cable configuration.
1) 9 pins ® 25 pins connector.
2) 25 pins ® 25 pins connector.
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3.2. Centronics interface (Standard).

- Uni-directional (Receiving only)
- Data length : 8 bit parallel
- Signal level : TTL
- Transmission distance : maximum 5 meters
3.2.1. Centronics interface Pin configuration.
PIN # SIGNAL SIGNAL Signal direction

1 Strobe (*) Strobe input In
2®9 DATA 1 ® 8 Parallel Data input In
10 ACK (*) Acknowledge Output Out
11 BUSY Busy Out
12 PAPER END Paper end Out
13 SELECTED Selected Out
16 SG Signal ground -
17 FG Frame ground -
18 HIGH High level Out
19 ® 30 SG Signal ground -
31 - Not used -
32 FAULT Error Out
33 SG Signal ground -
NOTE : - Other pins are put in NC (no contact) status.

- Asterix (*) indicates negative logic.
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4. TROUBLESHOOTING.
When errors occurring during cutting or after powering on the machine, some LED code may appear on the
LED bar to inform you about the kind of error.
In general 2 different types of error messages may occur :
4.1. Recoverable errors.

Recoverable errors can be recognized by some flashing LED’s on the LED bar. Sometimes the machine
continue to work while LED’s are flashing. Sometimes it stops but continue again after correction of the
error.
Recoverable errors are mostly related to communication problems or user mistakes.
4.1.1. RECOVERABLE SYSTEM ERRORS

ERROR CODE
10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
IMPOSSIBLE AUTO-
ON-LINE RECOG (S02)
G. LANGUAGE NOT
CORRESPONDING (S03)
MEDIA DETECT ERROR (S05)
ROLL MEDIA END (S06)
CANNOT AUTO-CONNECT (S07)
AUTO CUT ERROR (S08)
CHANGE MEDIA (S28)
KANJI ROM SUM ERROR (S29)
POSSIBLE CAUSE & SUGGESTED ACTION
S02 Communication difficulties – Check cables.
S03 Select other graphics language. (Chapter 3 - Language Settings )
S05 Media detection impossible.

Too much or too little light, incorrect pressure roll position.
S06 Load a new sheet or roll.
S07 Communication difficulties – Check cables.
S08 Error during auto-sheet-off sequence.

Check media and auto-cut knife.
S28 Change or reload media.
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4.1.2. COMMUNICATION ERRORS

Communication errors are caused by a problem in the communication between the cutter and the host
computer. They can be caused by errors related to the communication conditions, errors due to a defective
handshake or command format errors in the ESCAPE sequences.
ERROR CODE
10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
ERROR ON-LINE FRAME (C01)
ERROR ON-LINE OVERRUN (C02)
ERROR ON-LINE PARITY (C03)
ERROR BIAS VALUE (C04)
ERROR SUM CHECK (C05)
ERROR DATA BLOCK (C06)
FEW PARAMETER ESC (C07)
FEW PARAMETER ESC (C08)
COMMUNICATION BUSY (C09)
UNDEFINED ESC (C10)
ILLEGAL ESC (C11)
ERROR VALUE ESC (C12)
MANY PARAMETERS ESC (C13)
COMMUNICATION ERROR (C14)
BUFFER OVERFLOW (C15)

C01 A framing error occurred. Check the communication settings. Chapter 3.
C02 Overrun error. Check the communication settings. Chapter 3.
C03 Parity error. Check the communication settings. Chapter 3.
C04 Bias is less than EOB code. Check the communication settings. Chapter 3.
C05 Check-sum difference cutter vs. host. Check the communication settings. Chapter 3.
C06 Data between bias and EOB too large. Check the communication settings. Chapter 3.
C07 Not enough ESC-parameters. Check the communication settings. Chapter 3.
C08 Not enough ESC-parameters. Check the communication settings. Chapter 3.
C09 Change the computer program to prevent the cutter from returning double data.
C10 Undefined ESCAPE sequence. Check the ESCAPE command setup.
C11 Illegal character used for MH-GL ESC-sequence. Check the ESCAPE command setup.
C12 Illegal character in ESC-sequence parameter. Check the ESCAPE command setup.
C13 Too many ESC-sequence parameters. Check the ESCAPE command setup.
C14 Communication error. Restart the cutter.
C15 Buffer overflow. Restart the cutter.
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4.1.3. LANGUAGE ERRORS

Language errors occur when command data entered from the host computer does not match the data
format of the command mode currently activated on the cutter’s side. The error can be caused by a
difference in command type or by a syntax error.
ERROR CODE
10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
UNDEFINED XX (E01)
ERROR PARAMETER (E02)
ERROR VALUE (E03)
UNKNOWN CHAR (E05)
BUFFER OVERFLOW (E07)
E01 Undefined MH-GL command. Verify computer and cutter language settings.
E02 Incorrect number of parameters was transmitted.
E03 Parameter out of range was transmitted. Verify computer and cutter language settings.
E05 Character unknown to MH-GL was sent. Verify computer and cutter language settings.
E07 Polygon and character buffer overflow. Verify computer and cutter language settings.
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4.2. Unrecoverable errors.

Unrecoverable errors can be recognized when all LED’s are flashing and the machine has stopped working.
After pressing the [ENTER] key VERY SHORT (just touch it ones) the error code appears on the LED bar
(NOT flashing).
To clear the error message, the machine needs to be powered OFF and ON again. (Wait ± 7 seconds
between power OFF/ON).
Refer to the following chart for error code explanation :
4.2.1. Processor errors.
ERROR CODE
10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
Error Code 0 X
Watch dog time out X
Bus trap error X X
Address trap error X
Illegal instruction X X
(MC68020)
Zero divide X X
General processor failure X X X
EPROM check-sum error X
Interrupt failure X X
1010 CPU failure X X X
1111 CPU failure X X X X
DRAM error X X X
SRAM error X X
Extended RAM error X X X X
EEPROM error X X X
EEPROM error X X
4.2.2. X – Y Servo errors.
ERROR CODE
10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
OUT of SYNC X X X X
OUT of SYNC Y X X X
X POSITION timeout X X X X
Y POSITION timeout X
X Over current X X
Y Over current X X
X Encoder fail X X X
Y Encoder fail X X
X Overload X X X X
Y Overload X X X X X
Driver failure X X X X
Encoder failure X X X X X
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4.2.3. Cutting head errors.
ERROR CODE
10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
POSITION X X X
Timeout MC
OVER CURRENT X X X X
Moving Coil
A/D failure X X X X
Moving Coil
4.2.4. Other errors.
ERROR CODE
10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
ILLEGAL Mainboard rev. X X X X X
ILLEGAL Mainboard TYPE X X X
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4.3. Problem symptoms and suggested actions.
4.3.1. Processor errors.
PROBLEM SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE SUGGESTED ACTIONS

- Error code 0 - Poor connection between - Check cable and connection
- Watch dog timeout main and terminal board. - Check pins and position of
- Bus trap error - Bad EPROM’s EPROM and EEPROM.
- Address trap error - Bad EEPROM Reinstall EPROM and
- Illegal instruction (MC68020) - Mainboard failure EEPROM.
- Zero divide - Replace Mainboard
- General processor failure
- Interrupt failure
- 1010 CPU failure
- 1111 CPU failure
- DRAM error
- SRAM error
- EPROM checksum error - EPROM data is changed - Replace EPROM set
- EEPROM error - EEPROM data is changed - Perform INIT 1

- Perform INIT 2
- Replace EEPROM
-
- Extended RAM error - Poor extended RAM - Check connection
connection - Replace extended RAM
- Bad extended RAM
-
4.3.2. X- Y Servo errors.

- OUT of SYNC X - Defective motor / encoder - Replace motor / encoder
- OUT of SYNC Y - Loose drive pulley - Fix pulley or replace motor /
- X position Timeout - Failure in drive circuit encoder
- Y position Timeout - Poor connection of motor/ - Replace main PC board
- X over current encoder - Check cables and
- Y over current - Too much friction in X or Y connections
- X overload axis - Check X and Y movement
- Y overload
- X Encoder fail
- Y Encoder fail
- Encoder failure
- Driver failure
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4.3.3. Cutting head errors.

- Position Timeout Moving Coil - Nose piece of knife holder - Check knife holder
(MC) (XPC model) not fixed - Check blade depth
- OVER CURRENT Moving Coil - Blade is too far out - Check sheet off mechanism
(MC) - Sheet off mechanism blocks (Not in SC-550)
- A/D failure Moving Coil (MC) UP/DOWN movement (Not on - Check connections or replace
SC-550) head flex cable
- Head flex cable bad or poor - Replace cutting head
connection - Replace main PC board
- Bad cutting head
- Failure in drive circuit
-
4.3.4. Other errors.

System is dead : - Power failure - Check power cord
- No movement - Defective Power supply (P/S) - Check wall outlet
- No LED’s lighted - Defective Mainboard - Check fuse on P/S
- Check LEDs on P/S
- Replace P/S
- Replace mainboard
Some LED’s lighted but no - Defective EPROM’s - Replace EPROM’s

movement of the motors and - Defective EEPROM - Replace EEPROM
cutting head. - Defective mainboard - Replace mainboard
- Poor connection between - Check cable connections
main and terminal board
- Plotter powers on, head - Transparent cover is not - Close the cover
UP/DOWN initialises but no closed - Check or replace cover switch
movement of motors. - Transparent cover switch
defective
Plotter does not shuffle media. - Pressure roller lever is not - Lower the lever
DOWN - Check the lever sensor
- Bad lever sensor - Load media properly
- Both media sensors are not - Clean or replace media
covered sensors
- Media sensors dusty or bad
Illegal mainboard revision (LED - Mainboard version is not - Use correct mainboard
code on LED bar) compatible
Wrong mainboard (LED code on - Mainboard from SC-550 is - Use correct mainboard
LED bar) used in SC-series or vice
versa
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Plotter has shuffled media but - Plotter is OFF-line - Put plotter in ON-line
does not respond to data - Interface cable not connected - Check interface cable
or bad - Check plotter driver
- Wrong plotter driver - Check interface parameters
- Wrong interface parameters - Check port or replace main
- Bad interface port PC board
Plotter is responding to data, but - Wrong interface parameters - Check interface parameters
error messages appear on the - Wrong cable configuration (See User’s Guide)
LED bar (See User’s guide) - Check interface cable
Plotter is cutting but quality is not - Blade worn or broken - Replace blade
acceptable - Blade is not turning smooth - Check or replace knife holder
- Offset is not correct - Perform offset procedure (See
- Blade is too far out User’s Guide)
- Cutting force is too high - Adjust knife depth
- Cutting mat worn - Reduce cutting force
- Wrong plotter driver - Replace cutting mat
- Play on cutting head - Select correct plotter driver
- Drive belt tension not correct - Check or replace cutting head
- X or Y motor defective - Check or adjust belt tensions
- Replace X or Y motor
Media tracking problems - Media is not loaded straight in - Load media as described in
Media skews during cutting or the machine the User’s Guide
loading.. - Grid rollers dirty - Clean grid rollers
- Grid rollers or pressure rollers - Replace grid rollers or
worn pressure rollers
- Speed or acceleration too - Decrease
high o Cutting speed
- Pressure roller pressure not o Pen/UP speed
correct o Cutting acceleration
- Media backing is very slippery o Pen/UP acceleration
(Teflon based) - Adjust pressure roller
pressure
- Change media type or
decrease speed acceleration
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5. SPECIALIZED DIAGNOSTICS.
5.1. Diagnostics overview.
Two different types of specialized diagnostics are available on the SC-series cutting plotter :
Þ Diagnostics with normal SC-keyboard

Þ Diagnostics with optional keyboard with LCD display. (Keyboard from XP-C cutting
plotter).
The most important adjustments can be performed with the standard SC-series keyboard. However to take
advantage of all the features of the complete diagnostics menu, an optional XP-C keyboard (Partnumber EY-
6200-50010) is required.
Caution :
The specialized diagnostics built into the SC-series cutting plotters are designed only for
maintenance purposes and may only be used by authorized MUTOH technicians.
Entering the Diagnostics Menu’s by non qualified people may result in damage of the
machine.
5.1.1. Diagnostics with SC-keyboard.
The following diagnostics are available with normal SC-keyboard :
q Initialising EEPROM
Ø INIT 1
Ø INIT 2
q Aging
Ø X axis
Ø Y axis
Ø X & Y axes simultaneously
q Drawing for Quality check
q Measuring the CUTTING MAT height
q Adjusting the SHEET OFF system (Not on SC-550)
q Backup plot User parameters
q Backup plot Adjustment values
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5.1.2. Diagnostics with optional LCD keyboard.
By using the optional keyboard with LCD, you can access all the existing diagnostics. Ten diagnostics
pages as follows :
DIAGNOST 1
DIAGNOST 2
DIAGNOST 3
DIAGNOST 4
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DIAGNOST 5
DIAGNOST 6
Reserved for future use.
ADJUST 7
ADJUST 8
ADJUST 9
ADJUST 10
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5.2. Diagnostics with SC-keyboard.

While pressing and holding the [MENU ], [VALUE ¯] and [VALUE ] keys simultaneously, turn the machine
on.
Now all LED’s, except the ONLINE MLED, are on.
If you have pressed a wrong key, or other LED’s are on or off, switch off the machine and try again.
5.2.1. Initialising the EEPROM.
Caution :
Before initialising the EEPROM, perform the

· Backup plot with user parameters
· Backup plot with adjustment parameters
(Please refer to 5.2.6.Backup plots (on paper only))
This will give you a hard copy with all the current settings and adjustment values.
1) INIT 1 :
Caution :
INIT 1 initialises the USER PARAMETERS back to DEFAULT VALUES.
Step 1 : Power on the unit in diagnostics mode.
Step 2 : Press :
· ORIGIN until 10 % LED is on.
· [VALUE ¯], [VALUE ], [VALUE ¯], [VALUE ]
Step 3 : Power OFF.
2) INIT 2 :
Caution :
INIT 2 initialises all adjustment values back to DEFAULT VALUES.

After INIT 2 the unit needs to be RECALIBRATED, and this requires a LCD
keyboard and can only be performed by MUTOH qualified people.
NEVER start this procedure unless you are sure it is really necessary and you
have the tools to recalibrate the unit.
Step 4 : Power on the unit in diagnostics mode.
Step 5 : Press :
· ORIGIN until 10 % LED is on.
· [VALUE ¯], [VALUE ], [VALUE], [VALUE ¯]
Step 6 : Power OFF.
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5.2.2. Aging.
This test makes the plotter continuously moving in the X-/Y- axis.
This test can be performed without media or with media loaded.
Step 1 : Power on the plotter in diagnostics mode.
Step 2 : Press the [ORIGIN] key until 50 % LED is on.
Step 3 : Press the [VALUE ¯] key. (Unit starts initialising, wait until finished)
Step 4 : Press [MENU ] key.
Step 5 : The [NEXT/+] or [LAST/-] key keys will determine what axis is to be aging.
· [MENU ] will continuous move the X and Y axis.

· [VALUE ¯] will continuous move the X axis only.
· VALUE ] will continuous move the Y axis only.
Note :
Press the [VALUE ¯] key to start / pause aging.

Press the [VALUE ] key to end aging and select another axis to be aged if
desired.
Step 6 : Power OFF.
5.2.3. Drawings for quality check.
Step 1 : Power on the unit in Diagnostics mode.
Step 2 : Put a pen in the head and load some paper.
Step 3 : Press the [ORIGIN] key until 50% LED is on.
Step 4 : Press the [VALUE ¯] key (Unit starts initialising and loads medium if lever is down. Wait until
finished)
Step 5 : Press the [VALUE ] key.
Step 6 : The next key will determine the kind of drawing to be made.
· [MENU ¯] for ZIG ZAG test

· [MENU ] for 45° test
· [VALUE ¯] for DASH LINE test
· [VALUE] for circles test
Now you have to position the tool (pen) on the desired place on the medium by using the JOG
keys (arrow keys).
Note :
Press the [VALUE ¯] key to start / pause the test drawing.

Press the [VALUE ] key to end and select another drawing
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Step 7 : When finished power off the machine.
5.2.4. Measuring the CUTTING MAT height.
Caution :
This adjustment routine requires a special tool!

DO NEVER start this routine without this tool.
Step 1 : Place TOOL JD-44140 (adjustment pen) in head.
Step 2 : Power on the unit in diagnostic mode. (No medium loaded)
Step 4 : Press the [VALUE ] key. (Unit starts initialising, wait until finished)
Step 5 : Press the [VALUE ¯] and [ENTER] key. (Unit starts measuring the cutting mat height on several
places, wait until finished.)
Step 6 : Press the [ENTER] key. (The values are now stored in EEPROM)
Step 7 : Power off.
5.2.5. Adjusting the SHEET OFF system.

(NOT for SC-550)
Step 1 : Power on the unit in diagnostic mode (No medium loaded).
Step 3 : Press the [VALUE ] (Unit starts initialising, wait until finished).
Step 4 : Press the [VALUE ¯] and [ENTER] key.
The head moves to the left hand side and stops approximately 60 mm before the left hand side of
the machine.
Open the transparent caver and move the head manually to the utmost left position. The correct
position is that the head is at the left as much as possible but that the knife catch bracket is still
free to move UP/DOWN. Check that the head can catch the bracket and hold it firmly.
Step 5 : With the cover still open (!!! IMPORTANT !!!), press the [ENTER] key twice. The value is stored
now in the EEPROM.
Step 6 : After closing the cover, the head will move to the right.
Step 7 : Power off.
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5.2.6. Backup plots (on paper only).
Step 1 : Power on the unit in diagnostic mode.
Step 3 : Put a pen in the head and load some paper (Min. A3 size).
Step 4 : Press the [VALUE ] key (Unit will start initialising, wait until finished).
Step 5 : Pres the [VALUE ] key.
Step 6 : The next key will determine the kind of plot.
· [VALUE ¯] selects USER PARAMETERS backup.

· [VALUE ] selects ADJUSTMENT VALUES backup.
· [VALUE ¯] (Unit will start plotting, wait until finished.)
Step 7 : When finished 1 of the 2 plots, you can change the sheet and select the other one without
powering off the machine.
Þ Press the [VALUE ] key

Þ Select with the [VALUE ¯] and [VALUE ] key the desired plot.
Þ Press the [VALUE ¯] key (Unit will start plotting, wait until finished).
Step 8 : Power off.
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5.3. Diagnostics with optional LCD keyboard.

To have access to the complete range of specialised diagnostics, an optional keyboard
With LCD from the MUTOH XP-C series is required. The partnumber for the keyboard is EY-6200-50010.
To enter the specialised diagnostics mode, proceed as follows :
Step 1 : Open the PC-board box from the back of the machine. (On SC-550 remove the right cover.)
Step 2 : On the terminal board (board to the left in the box when you are behind the machine) you must
plug in the optional keyboard in connector J513. (On SC-550 terminal board is board on top of
mainboard.)
Step 3 : Depending on the type of keyboard, power ON the machine with the following buttons pressed
simultaneously :
· New style keyboard : [PAGE] and [ORIGIN]

(P/Nr : EY-6200-50100)
· Old style keyboard : 0 and Decimal (.) and Minus (-)

(P/Nr : EY-5005-50100)
Step 4 : The following screen appears on the display :
** DIAGNOSTICS **
** MODE **
TYPE : SC - xxx
Step 5 : If you are planning to make a lot of tests and / or adjustments in the diagnostic mode, you can
avoid above ‘power on’ procedure as follows :
· On the Main PC board (board in the middle), look for the DIP switches (in front of LED’s)
and put switch 1 in the ON position.
· Now the unit will always power on in diagnostic mode until you change switch 1 to the OFF
position again.
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5.3.1. Diagnost 1.
Caution :
Before running these diagnostics, be sure to perform the

· Backup plot user parameters (Please refer to 5.2.6. Backup plots)
· Backup plot adjustment values (Please refer to 5.2.6. Backup plots)
This will give you a hard copy of all the current settings and adjustment values.
1) Memory :
* Diagnost –1 *
Memory Sensor
Press F3
MEMORY CHECK
SUM CHECK SRAM
DRAM EEPROM
Press F1
* SUM *
EEPROM F2
F3 EPROM KROM F4
Press F2 : Checksum EEPROM (Version EEPROM)

Press F3 : Checksum EPROM set
Press F4 : Checksum KanjiROM
The Checksum and Version value of EEPROM is of no importance.
The Checksum of EPROM is related to the version. The calculated sum should be equal to the
programmed one.
If this is not the case, EPROM set has to be replaced.
The STATIC RAM test (F2) and DYNAMIC RAM test (F3) are of no importance for maintenance and
repair.
MEMORY CHECK
SUM CHECK SRAM
DRAM EEPROM F4
Press F4
EEPROM TEST
F1 Read Write F2
F3 Init1 Init2 F4
Read (F1) and Write (F2) are of no importance for maintenance and repair.
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Init1 (F3) initialises all user parameters to default values.
Init2 (F4) initialises all adjustment values to default values.
Caution :
After INIT, the following adjustments need to be performed
· X axis length adjustment (ADJ.08)

· Cutting Mat height adjustment (ADJ.-08)
· Pen force calibration (ADJ.-09)
· Sheet-off system adjustment (ADJ.09)
(Not for SC-550)
2) Sensor
* Diagnostic-1 *
Memory Sensor
Press F4
Press F1/F3
Front : Open Lever : Up

Middle : Open Cover : Closed
Rear : Open Y Org :
Sensors ‘Front’, Middle’ and ‘Rear’ are paper sensors located on the plotter bed.
‘Lever’ sensor detects if pressure rollers are UP/DOWN.
‘Cover’ sensor detects if safety cover is OPEN/CLOSED.

(Not for SC-550)
‘Y Org’ sensor is the sensor on the back of the penhead that detects the position of the pressure rollers.
5.3.2. Diagnost. 2
1) Panel test.
* Diagnost-2 *
F3 Panel Actuator F4
Press F3
LED and KEY test

F1 < > F2
Key :
Press EXIT
Pressing F1/F2 actuates the LED’s on the SC-keypad and shows the corresponding position on
the LCD.
Keys pressed on the SC-keypad are indicated on the LCD.
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5.3.3. Diagnost. 3
1) Actuator.
* Diagnost – 3 *
Pen F2
F3 XY-enc XY-polar F4
Press F2
* PEN TEST *
F3 Torque Encoder F4
Test (F3) Torque tests the moving coil and drive circuit.
Pressing F2/F4 makes the MC move UP/DOWN step by step and puts more/less force on the
head.
Test (F4) Encoder shows the readout of the penhead encoder. (Move the head manually
up/down).
2) XY-encoder test.
* Diagnost-3 *
Pen F2
Press F3
* XY Encoder *
X : 0000 Y :0000
0.00 0.00
Press EXIT
This test shows the readout of the X/Y encoders when manually moving the head or the
gridrollers.
3) XY-polarity test
* Diagnost-3 *
Pen F2
Press F4
* XY-Polarity *
X axis : OK
Y axis : Ok
Press EXIT
This test checks the drive circuit of X and Y motors. One current pulse is sent to the motors and
the direction of the movement is checked by the encoders.
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5.3.4. Diagnost. 4
1) Toolset
* Diagnost-4 *
F1 TOOLSET Paper F2
Press F1
* Select TOOL *
F3 < Pen1 > F4

Press ENTER/EXIT
This diagnostic allows you to change from tool to pen or the reserve by pressing F3/F4.
2) Paper.
This test / adjustment is of no importance.
5.3.5. Diagnost. 5
1) Time and Distance.
* Diagnost – 5 *
F1 TIME DISTANCE F2
F3 XY-move General F4
(F1) TIME displays the actual working time of the machine.
(F2) DISTANCE displays the actual distance that the machine has been cut.
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2) X-Y Move.
* Diagnost – 5 *
TIME DISTANCE
XY-move General
Press F3
* XY MOVE *
Aging F2
F3 Shift Quality F4
Press F2
* Aging * With this test you can make the plotter
XY F2 continuously moving in the X-/Y- axis or
F3 X Y F4 both axes together and the time of operation
is displayed
Press F3
* Paper shift * For this test a SHEET of paper need to be

loaded. This test checks the if the tracking
F3 Start Finish F4 of the media remains correct during
operation
Press F4
* Quality * For this test a SHEET of paper and a pen

F1 Blocks Line45 F2 need to be loaded.
F3 Dashline Circle F4 This test is used to check the overall plot
quality of the machine
Before you press (F3) ‘START’, you have to position the pen to the desired place on the paper by
using the jog keys.
Press (F1) to activate the ZIG ZAG test.

Press (F2) to activate the 45° test.
Press (F3) to activate the Dash line test.
Press (F4) to activate the Circles test.
3) General (Backup plots).
* Diagnost – 5 *
F1 TIME DISTANCE F2
F3 XY-move General F4
Press F4
This plot requires Min A3 size paper and a pen.
* Total Plot *
F3 Backup Adjust F4 (F3) ‘Backup’ plots the USER parameters.

(F4) ‘Adjust’ plots the adjustment values.
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5.3.6. Diagnost. 6
5.3.7. Adjust. 7
5.3.8. Adjust. 8
1) X-axis Length Adjustment.
Caution :
The MUTOH SC-series plotters are calibrated before shipping from the factory. Do
not perform this adjustment except when obviously worsens.
An accurate reference scale is required to perform this calibration.
* Adjust – 08 *
F3 Xaxis adj Roller F4
Press F3
Axis correction The X-axis length calibration compensates tolerance on the

F1 500mm 20inch F2 GRID roller diameters causing incorrect length of the X-axis
F3 Robot1 Robot2 F4 movement.
Press F1
Axis 500mm Load a A1-size paper or a larger and a pen.

Select (F1) or (F2) depending if you want to calibrate metric or
F3 Plot Input F4 imperial.
Press (F3) Plot then (F3) start : The plotter will draw a square of 500mm (or 20 Inch).
Remove the paper from the machine and measure the length of the X-axis lines as accurate as
possible.
Press (F4) Input : Now you can enter the real (measured) value.
F1/F3 selects the digit that you want to change.
F2/F4 changes the value.
Press ENTER to confirm.
Press exit.
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Caution :
You cannot check if the calibration is correct by internal test from the plotter.
Check the calibration by sending a file from the computer.
If you perform the 500mm (20Inch) square again, it will be plotted as before
WITHOUT calibration.
2) Cutting mat height calibration (roller).
This test measures unevenness of the cutting mat on ± every 40 mm and stores this data in
EEPROM. This data is used to compensate the pen height on this particular places.
* Adjust – 08 *
F3 Xaxisadj Roller F4
Without paper loaded, put the Special Adjustment pen
JD-41440 in the penholder.
Press F4 Press (F4) Roller.
Press (F3) Measure.
* Roll height * Press ENTER to start the test.
The plotter starts to measure the cutting mat height on
F3 Measure Display F4 every ± 40mm.
Press ENTER to save data.
Note :
It is recommended to performed the cutting mat height calibration after

replacement of the cutting mat.
(F4) Display is of no importance.
5.3.9. Adjust. 9
1) Pen force calibration.
* Adjust – 09 *
F3 PenForce Cutter F4
Press F3
* Pen Force *
Plot F2 (F2) Plot is of no importance.
F3 Adjustment Check F4
Press F3 For Pen Force adjustment
Put Pen in the head

Close cover and press Put Adjustment pen JD-41440 in penhead.
ENTER.
Press ENTER
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Pen Force : 40 g F2 (F2) toggles pen UP/DOWN.

F2 change : DOWN
Press ENTER to Attach bar tension gauge of 50g to pen and read the value
Input value when the pen tip lifts from the paper.
Press F2 (DOWN)
Press ENTER
* Pen Force Input * F1/F3 changes the digit

F1 1g ® 40g F2 F2/F4 changes the value.
F3 F4
Enter the measured value
Press ENTER
Pen Force : 450g

F2 change : DOWN F2 (F2) toggles pen UP/DOWN
Press ENTER to
Input value Attach a bar tension gauge of 500 g to pen and read the
value when the pen tip lifts from the paper.
Press F2down
Press ENTER
Pen Force Input F1/F3 changes the digit

F1 1g ® 450g F2 F2/F4 changes the value.
F3 F4
Enter the measured value
Press ENTER
Confirm Input
40 ® 40 , 450 ® 450 Press ENTER
Press Enter
Press ENTER
2) Pen force Verify.
* Pen Force *
Plot F2 (F2) Plot is of no importance
F3 Adjustment Check F4 (F4) to verify the pen force calibration.
Press F4
Put Pen in the

Head Close cover Put adjustment pen JD-41440 in penhead.
and press ENTER
Press ENTER
Pen Force : With F1/F3 you can select different pen forces.
F1 10g : DOWN F2 With F4 you can toggle UP/DOWN.
F3 DOWN / UP F4 Attach a bar tension gauge to the pen and verify the value.
Press EXIT, Press ENTER.
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3) CUTTER (Sheet – Off system).

(Not for SC-550)
A) Adjustment of the Sheet-Off system.
This calibration stores the position in the EEPROM where the penhead makes the knife catch
bracket grabbing the sheet-off knife.
* Adjust – 09 *
F3 PenForce Cutter F4
Press F4
Cutter
F3 Adjust Aging F4
Select or EXIT
Press F3
Wait until
Finished then
Press ENTER
Press ENTER
Place Pen head The head moves to the left hand side and stops approx.
so that it can 60mm before the left side of the machine.
take the knife Open the transparent cover and move the head manually to
and press ENTER the utmost left position.
The correct position is that the head is at the left as much
Press ENTER as possible but that the knife catch bracket is still free to
move UP/DOWN. Check that the head can catch the
The adjusted Bracket and can hold it firmly.
value = -XX.XX With the cover still open (VERY IMPORTANT) press
Press ENTER to ENTER and ENTER after closing the cover the head will
save or EXIT travel to the right.
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B) Cutter aging (Testing the Sheet – Off system).
This test makes the machine sheeting – off as many times as you have selected.
Cutter Load a sheet of vinyl.
F3 Adjust Aging F4
Select or EXIT
Press F4
Aging
How many times ? With F3/F4 select how many times you want to sheet – off.
F3 < 1 X > F4
Enter to confirm
Aging
Cut length With F3/F4 select the length of the sheets.
F3 < 1 X > F4
Enter to confirm Press ENTER.
5.3.10. Adjust. 10
Not used for maintenance and repair.
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6. PARTS REPLACEMENT AND ADJUSTMENT.

6.1. Maintenance access table for parts replacement.
Removal of the following cover gives access to the following part or mechanical adjustment :
COVER Gives access to

Transparent Cutting head
Cover Auto sheet-off system (Not on SC-550)
(Not on SC-550) Pressure rollers
Cutting mat
Left cover Y-axis return pulley assy

Y-axis drive belt tension adjustment
Power supply board (SC-550 only)
Right cover Y-motor

Y-drive pulley assy
Y-drive belt (short) tension adjustment
Pressure roller UP/DOWN sensor
Pressure roller UP/DOWN mechanism
Keyboard assy
X-drive belt
Main/driver board (SC-550 only)
EPROM set (SC-550 only)
EEPROM (SC-550 only)
Terminal board (SC-550 only)
Y-rail cover Pressure roller assy

Acrylic cover switch (Not on SC-550)
Y-rail assy
Penhead flex cable assy
Pressure roller pressure adjustment
PCB-box Main/driver board assy

(Not on SC-550) EPROM set
EEPROM
X-motor cover Power supply board assy
(SC-550 only) Terminal board assy
X-motor assy
X-drive belt tension adjustment
Fan motor
Grid cover Grid rollers

Paper sensors
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6.2. Mechanical parts.
6.2.1. Covers Left and Right : removal and installation.
Step 1 : Remove screw 9 (6X) (Please refer to the figure mentioned below).
Step 2 : Remove screw 8 (3X) (please refer to the picture mentioned below) and screw 7 (1X) (Cover right
only) and remove the cover.
Step 3 : (Cover right only)

Be careful with the flat cable. If the cover need to be removed completely, pull the flat cable out
of the connector on the side of the keyboard PC board. (Please refer to nr 3 and 4 in the picture
mentioned below.)
Note :
To reinstall covers left and right perform above steps in reversed order.
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6.2.2. Transparent cover : Removal and installation.
Note :
Transparent cover does not exist on SC-550.
Step 1 : Open the transparent cover assy.
Step 2 : On the left side of the cover unscrew screws 7 (2) one (1) turn and slide the shaft 3 inside the rail
while holding the cover. (Please refer to picture mentioned below.)
Step 3 : Remove the cover and fix the 2 screws temporary to avoid falling out of the rail.
Note :
To reinstall the transparent cover perform above steps in reversed order.
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6.2.3. PCB box :open and close.
Note :
PCB box does not exist on SC-550.
Step 1 : If the unit is on a stand skip to step 2.

If the unit is on a table remove the pressure roller (UP/DOWN knob first with one screw.
Turn the unit with the front side on the table.
It is recommended to put some soft material (foam, cloth) on the table first to avoid scratches on
the machine or the table.
Step 2 : On the back of the machine remove screws #19 (Please refer to the picture mentioned below.)
while holding the PCB box.
Step 3 : Turn open the PCB box gently and be careful not to harm any cables or wires.
Note :
Close the PCB box by performing the above steps in reversed order.
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6.2.4. Y-rail cover : Removal and installation.
Step 1 : Remove the transparent cover (Please refer to 6.2.2. Transparent cover).
Step 2 : Remove 2 screws on top of the cover and 2 screws at the back.
Step 3 : Remove the Y-rail cover.
Note :
To reinstall the Y-rail cover perform above steps in reversed order.
6.2.5. Grid cover : Removal and installation.
Step 1 : Remove covers left and right (Please refer to 6.2.1. Covers left and right).
Step 3 : Remove the Y-rail cover (Please refer to 6.2.4.Y-rail cover).
Step 4 : Open the PCB box (Please refer to 6.2.3. PCB box).
Step 5 : Remove the rear paper guide with 4 screws. 2 screws on each side of the machine (Please refer
to #30 and #31 on the picture mentioned below). Lift the platen a little and pull it straight out
between the side plates.
Step 6 : Remove the small hexagon screws that fix the gridcover.
Use L-shaped hex-key of 1.27 / 1/20”.
Push the gridcover about 3mm to the back, lift the cover and remove it to the rear side of the
machine.
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Note :
To reinstall the grid cover perform above steps in reversed order.
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6.2.6. Cutting head : Removal and installation.
Step 1 : Remove the transparent cover (Please refer to 6.2.2. transparent cover).
Step 2 : Remove the Y-rail cover (Please refer to 6.2.4. Y-rail cover).
Step 3 : Remove the head cover by removing the screw in the middle of the cover and unscrew the
bottom screw a few turns.
The head cover can be removed by sliding upwards.
Step 4 : Open the 2 white connectors by sliding them to the front and pull away the 2 flex cables from the
connectors.
Remove the head PCB on top of the head by 2 screws ‘C’ (Please refer to picture mentioned
below) and lay it somewhere on the Y-rail where the flex cable cannot be damaged.
Step 5 : Remove the ‘A’ that fix the cutting head to the drive belt.
It is strongly recommended to use a magnetised –screwdriver in order not to drop the screw
inside the head.
Step 6 : Remove the screw ‘B’ on the top of the head and slide away the blade spring.
Step 7 : Move the head manually to the utmost right position, turn over the top rollers to the front, lower
the head a little and remove it in the front direction.
Caution :
It is really important to move the head to the utmost right position as on another position
it is impossible to remove the head from the Y-rail.
Note :
To reinstall the cutting head perform above steps in reversed order.
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Caution :
After replacement of the cutting head the following electronically adjustments have to be
performed :
· Cutting mat height measurement (Please refer to 5. Diagnostic menu

with SC-board or with optional LCD keyboard).
· Adjusting the sheeting off system (Please refer to 5. Diagnostic menu
with SC-keyboard or with optional LCD keyboard) (Not for SC-550)
· Pen force calibration (Please refer to 5.3. Diagnostic menu with
optional LCD keyboard).
6.2.7. Grid rollers : removal and installation.
Step 1 : Remove the grid cover (Please refer to 6.2.5. Grid cover).
Step 2 : Unscrew the two screws from the X-motor a few turns and remove the X-drive belt.
Step 3 : Unscrew all the grid rollers (with 1.5mm hex-key) and pull out gently the shaft out of the machine.
In this way every grid roller can be removed from the shaft.
Caution :
q Never replace only one grid roller but always the whole set. Replacement of only
one grid roller may result in noticeable deviation of media tracking!
q Before unscrewing the grid rollers, mark the position of every roller on the shaft.
This will simplify the reinstallation.
q NEVER unscrew or change the position of the bearing blocks on the X-rail as this
will result in misalignment of the grid roller shaft!
Note :
To reinstall the grid rollers perform above steps in reversed order.
Caution :
After reinstallation of the grid rollers, the X-drive belt tension should be adjusted (lease
refer to the adjustment of the X-drive belt).
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6.2.8. Y-drive belt (long) : removal and installation.
Step 1 : Remove the cutting head (Please refer to 6.2.6. Cutting head).
Step 2 : Remove covers left and right (Please refer to 6.2.1. Covers left and right).
Step 3 : On the left hand side of the machine, unscrew both screws #5 (2) ± 5 turns in order to get the
tension of the belt (Please refer to picture mentioned below).
Step 4 : Remove two screws #4 and one plate #3 from the belt connection assy and pull the belt complete
out of the Y-rail.
1) Y-drive belt (long) : Installation and adjustment.
Step 1 : Hold the belt in front of the machine and push one end trough the slit of the right side plate. Turn
the belt around the pulley and push it in the second slit to enter the at the back of the Y-rail.
Turn the belt around the pulley and push it in the second slit to enter the at the back of the Y-rail.
Push it as far as it goes and then use a flash light and look into the slit at the left side of the
machine.
With a pair of tweezers try to grab the belt and pull it through the slit.
Turn the belt around the return pulley and push it through the front slit to arrive at the starting
point of the belt again.
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Step 2 : Close the belt with the connection plate assy and be sure that all the teeth of the connection plate
are used to hold the belt.
Step 3 : Turn the 2 screws on the return pulley an equal amount of turns in CW (Clockwise) in order to get
a little tension on the belt.
Step 4 : Install the cutting head (Please refer to 6.2.6. Cutting head).
Step 5 : Move the head manually from the left to the right and look for the tracking of the belt on the return
pulley.
If the belt moves upwards, turn the top screw CW or the bottom screw CCW (counter-clockwise).
If the belt moves downwards, turn the top screw CCW or the bottom screw CW.
The target is that the tension of the belt stays stable at the surface of the return pulley on the
complete range of the cutting head.
Step 6 : Similar to step 5 check the track of the belt on the drive pulley.
If the belt moves upwards turn the screw 9 (Please refer to the picture mentioned below) CW.
If the belt moves downward turn screw 9 CCW.
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Caution :
Pay attention to the tension on the belt during this alignment.

The tension should stay between acceptable values (Please refer to step 7).
Step 7 : Move the head to the right end of the Y-rail and measure with a bar tension gauge (range : 500g,
MUTOH Part# JD-41446B) the tension of the belt in the middle of the Y-rail (Please refer to
picture mentioned below).
Push the belt with the bar tension gauge (with steel belt tension attachment MUTOH part# JD-
41565) to touch the rail and release gently the pressure on the gauge.
The movement that the belt starts to release from the rail is the moment of reading the value on
the bar tension gauge.
The values are different for each size machine :
SC-550 SC-650 SC-750 SC-1000 SC-1300

205 ± 5 g 205 ± 5 g 180 ± 5 g 150 ± 5 g 125 ± 5 g
The tension can be adjusted by turning the screws on the return pulley CW for more tension and
CCW for less tension.
Caution :
While adjusting the tension, keep on checking the track of the belt on the
return pulley (Please refer to step 5).
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6.2.9. Pressure roller pressure adjustment.
Step 1 : Switch off the machine and place the pressure rollers on top of a grid roller.
Step 3 : Remove the Y-rail cover (Please refer to 6.2.4. Y-rail cover).
Step 4 : Take a piece of polyester film of ± 300 cm long, 2.5 mm wide (12” X 1”) and put it between the
grid roller and the pressure roller (Please refer to the picture mentioned below).
Attach the bar tension gauge (range 5 kg, MUTOH Part# JD-41446C) to the pressure roller shaft
with a piece of rope or with the pressure measurement attachment JD-41563 and pull
simultaneously the film and the tension gauge under 90° angle.
The moment that the film is slipping between the rollers, is the moment to read the value on the
tension gage.
The value should be 3.5 kg ± 0.1 kg.
To adjust the pressure, change the spring tension by turning the nuts A (Please refer to the figure
mentioned below) CW to increase or CCW to decrease the pressure on the rollers.
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6.2.10. Sheeting off mechanism : mechanical alignment.

(Not for SC-550)
Note :
It is recommended to check the mechanical alignment of the sheeting off mechanism

before running the electronic adjustment procedure.
Step 1 : Make sure the machine is powered off.
Step 2 : Open the transparent cover and remove the head cover.
Step 3 : Check if lever #2 (Please refer to picture mentioned below) can move freely up/down and
front/backwards. The lever should return always to the Up position and to the backwards position
by the spring tension.
Also check if the blade moves up and down freely and returns in the up position by the spring
tension.
Step 4 : With your right hand move the tool holder to the most up position, with your left hand push the
lever (#2) inside and check the clearance between bracket #3 and lever “2. (Please refer to the
picture mentioned below)
This distance should be 1 mm –0.5 mm.
If this is not the case, use a small pair of pliers and bend the bracket #3 until the correct
clearance is obtained.
Step 5 : Install the head cover and make the electronic alignment in diagnostic mode.
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6.3. Electronical parts.
6.3.1. Main PC board : Removal and installation.
Note :
This procedure is valid for all SC-series except for SC-550. For the Main PC board SC-
550, please refer to 6.3.2.
Step 2 : Unplug all the connectors, remove all screws from the board and remove the board. Do not
forget to remove the screws from the parallel and serial communication connector.
Note :
Pay attention to the position of all connectors and the proper place of all the cables.
This will simplify the installation.
To reinstall the Main PC board perform above steps in reversed order.
Warning :
Check the DIP Switch settings on the board.

The position of the DIP switches determines the type of machine where the board
will be used in. (Please refer to 6.3.3. Dip Switch settings on Main PC board)
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6.3.2. Main and terminal PCB SC-550 : Removal and installation.
Step 1 : Remove the right side cover (Please refer to 6.2.1. Right and left cover).
Step 2 : Remove all the cables connected to the Terminal board.
Note :
Pay attention to the position of all connectors and the proper place of all the
cables.
Step 3 : Remove the Terminal board assy (including fixing brackets) by removing the 4 screws on the side
of the PCB box.
Step 4 : Remove all cable connected to the Main PC board.
Step 5 : Remove the power switch (just press it to the outside, no need to disconnect the wires).
Remove the power inlet connector with 2 screws on the back. (No need to disconnect the wires).
Step 6 : Remove the screws from the board and from the communication connectors (also remove the 2
clips from the centronics connector) and take out the board.
Note :
To reinstall the Main PC board perform above steps in reversed order.
Warning :
Check the DIP switch setting on the board.

The position of the DIP switches determines the type of machine where the board
will be used in. (Please refer to 6.3.3. Dip Switch settings on Main PC board)
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6.3.3. Dip switch settings on Main PC board.
MODEL POS 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
SC-550 OFF * * * * * * * *
ON
SC-650 OFF * * * * * * * *
ON
SC-750 OFF * * * * * * *
ON *
SC-1000 OFF * * * * * * *
ON *
SC-1300 OFF * * * * * *
ON * *
Warning :
The main PC board for SC-550 looks similar to the other ones, but can not be used in
other SC-series. (and vice versa)
The boards are labelled were they not can be used.
Warning :
After Main PC board replacement put the EEPROM (U3) from the initial board in the new
one. In this way no other adjustments or user parameters have to be reinstalled.
If for one or other reason the EEPROM (U3) need to be replaced, the following data
must be checked and if necessary readjusted. (Please refer to 3.1.1. RS-232C Pin
configuration.)
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6.3.4. EEPROM initialisation and replacement.
Note :
For EEPROM initialisation see ‘Diagnostics with optional LCD keyboard’ Diagnostic 1,
memory, EEPROM.
After initialisation or replacement of the EEPROM the following data may be changed and need to be
reinstalled.
Þ INIT 1 = Settings in normal operation mode = USER parameters such as :

- Speed
- Acceleration
- Force
- Offset
- Shuffle length
- Tool selection
- Page mode
- Replot factor
- Smoothing
- Communication parameters
- Command set (language)
Þ INIT 2 = Adjustments in Diagnostic mode.

- X axis length adjustment
- Cutting mat height measurement
- Knife force calibration
- Sheet-off system adjustment (Not for SC-550)
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6.3.5. Power supply board : removal and installation.
Note :
This procedure is valid for all SC-series except for SC-550. For the SC-550, please refer
to 6.3.6. Power supply board SC-550.
Step 1 : Open the PCB box (Please refer to 6.2.3.PCB box).
Step 2 : Remove the connectors and the screw from the grounding wire and remove the board.
Note :
To reinstall the board perform above steps in reversed order.
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6.3.6. Power supply board SC-550 : removal and installation.
Step 1 : Remove the left cover (Please refer to 6.2.1. Covers left and right).
Step 2 : Unplug the 2 cables from the power supply board.
Step 3 : Remove the 4 screws (2 on both sides) and lift the power supply with the metal brackets out of
the left bottom cover.
Step 4 : Remove the 2 metal brackets from the power supply board.
Note :
To reinstall the power supply board perform above steps in reversed order.
6.3.7. Power supply output connections.
PIN SIGNAL COLOUR PIN SIGNAL COLOUR

1 + 5V Red 7 FG Green
2 + 5V Red 8 - 12V Blue
3 SG Black 9 AG Black
4 SG Black 10 + 12Vb Orange
5 + 12Va Orange 11 PG1 Black
6 + 40V Yellow 12 PG2 Black
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6.3.8. Terminal Board : removal and installation.
Note :
This procedure is valid for all SC-series except for SC-550. For SC-550 please refer to
6.3.2. Main and terminal PCB SC-550.
Step 2 : Unplug all connectors, remove all screws from the board and remove the board.
Note :
Pay attention to the position of all connectors and proper place of all the cables. This
will simplify the installation.
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Note :
To reinstall the board perform above steps in reversed order.
6.3.9. Keyboard : removal and installation.
Step 1 : Remove the right cover (Please refer to 6.2.1. Covers left and right).
Step 2 : Remove the flat cable from the keyboard PC board. (Please refer to he picture mentioned below.)
Step 3 : Remove screws 6(4X) from the right cover and remove the keyboard.
Note :
To reinstall the keyboard perform above steps in reversed order.
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6.3.10. X-motor and drive belt : removal and installation.
Step 1 : Remove the right cover (Please refer to 6.2.1. Covers right and left).
Step 2 : Open the PCB box (Please refer to 6.2.3.PCB box).
Step 3 : Remove the X-motor connector and the X-encoder connector from the Main PCB.
Step 4 : Remove the screws from the X-motor and remove the belt and the motor.
Note :
To reinstall the x-motor perform above steps in reversed order.
1) X-drive belt : Tension adjustment.
Step 1 : From the side of the PCB box (X-motor cover for SC-550), attach a piece of rope (or the pressure
measurement attachment JD-41563) around the motor body as close as possible to the side
plate.
Step 2 : Be sure that the motor screws are not fixed and pull the bar tension gauge (range 5kg, MUTOH
part# JD-41446C) downwards for 3.75 kg ± 0.05 kg).
Turn manually the grid shaft a few turns and fix the motor screws.
Note :
X-drive belt tension for SC-550 = 2.65 kg ± 0.05 kg.
6.3.11. Y-motor and drive belt : removal and installation.
Step 1 : Remove the right cover (Please refer to 6.2.1. Covers right and left) and open the PCB box
(Please refer to 6.2.3.PCB box). If the drive belt need to be removed, remove the left cover too
(Please refer to 6.2.1. Covers right and left).
Step 2 : Remove the Y-motor connector and the Y-encoder connector from the mainboard and pull the
cables out of the PCB box.
Step 3 : Remove the 2 screws from the Y-motor and remove the motor.
Note :
To reinstall the Y-motor perform above steps in reversed order and perform the belt
tension adjustment. (Please refer to point 1) Y-motor and drive belt mentioned below).
Step 4 : (Drive belt removal only)
Release the tension on the Y-drive belt (long) (Please refer to 6.2.8 Y-drive belt (long) step 3).
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Remove the screw on top of the pulley shaft (Please refer to screw 9 on figure 6.2.8. Y-drive belt
(long) 1) Y-drive belt (long) step 3) and remove the pulley assy from the bracket. If not possible,
the Y-drive belt (long) need to get more play by turning the screws of the return pulley CCW.
Now the Y-belt (short) can be removed.
1) Y-motor and drive belt : installation and adjustment.
Step 1 : Install the Y-drive belt (short) by performing the above steps in reverse order.
Step 2 : Turn in the screws from the Y-motor a few turns, but do not fix them.
Step 3 : Attach the bar tension gauge (range 5 kg, MUTOH part# JD-41446C) to the motor shaft (use a
piece of rope or pressure measurement attachment JD-41563) and pull for 3.5 kg ± 0.05 kg.
Note :
Y-drive belt tension for SC-550 = 2.5 kg ± 0.05 kg.
While pulling the gauge, move the cutting head manually left and right a few times before fixing
the motor screws.
6.3.12. Head flex cable : removal and installation.
Step 1 : Remove the transparent cover (Please refer to 6.2.2. transparent cover) (Not on SC-550).
Step 2 : Remove the Y-rail cover (Please refer to 6.2.4 Y-rail cover).
Step 3 : Remove the head cover by removing the screw in the middle of the cover and unscrew the
bottom screw a few turns. The head cover can be removed by sliding upwards.
Step 4 : Open the 2 white connectors by sliding them to the front and pull away the 2 flex cables from the
connectors. Remove the head PCB on top of the head by 2 screws and lay it somewhere on the
Y-rail where the flex cable cannot be harmed.
Step 5 : Open the PCB box (Please refer to 6.2.3. PCB box). For the SC-550 remove the right cover
(Please refer to 6.2.1. Covers left and right).
Step 6 : Remove the flex cable from the terminal board.
Step 7 : Remove the right cover (Please refer to 6.2.1. Covers left and right) and open the cable guides
that holding the flex cable.
Step 8 : Remove the flex cable.
Note :
Pay attention to the position of the cable in the way that it is guided all through the
machine.
Note :
To reinstall the head flex cable perform above steps in reversed order.
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6.3.13. Paper sensors : removal and installation.
Step 1 : Remove the grid cover (Please refer to 6.2.5. Grid cover).
Step 2 : Remove the cables from the sensors and remove the sensors.
Note :
To reinstall the paper sensors perform above steps in reversed order.
6.3.14 Transparent cover sensor : removal and installation.

(Not for SC-550)
Step 1 : Remove the transparent cover (Please refer to 6.2.2.Transparent cover).
Step 2 : Remove the Y–rail cover (Please refer to 6.2.4.Y-rail cover).
Step 4 : Open the CB box (Please refer to 6.2.3. PCB box).
Step 5 : Remove the connector J508 from the terminal board (black/yellow cable).
Remove the 2screws #10(2X) (Please refer to the picture mentioned below) and remove the
switch.
Note :
Pay attention to the position of the cable in the way that it is guided all through the
machine.
Note :
To reinstall the transparent cover sensor perform above steps in reversed order.
1) Transparent cover sensor : adjustment.

(Not for SC-550)
Step 1 : Unscrew the setscrew #6 (Please refer to the picture mentioned below).
Step 2 : Open the cover and adjust the position of shaft screw #5 (Please refer to the picture mentioned
below).
Turning CW makes the detection of the closing position of the transparent cover later (= more
closed).
Turning CCW makes the detection of the closing position of the transparent cover sooner (=
more open).
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Step 3 : Tighten screw #6 and check the detection position again.
6.3.15. Pressure roller UP/DOWN sensor : removal and installation.
Note :
This procedure is valid for all SC-series except for SC-550. For the SC-550 please refer
to 6.3.16. Pressure roller UP/DOWN sensor SC-550.
Step 3 : Remove the sensor.
Note :
To reinstall the pressure roller UP/DOWN sensor perform above steps in reversed order.
6.3.16. Pressure roller UP/DOWN sensor SC-550 : removal and installation.
Step 1 : Remove the right cover (please refer to 6.2.1. Covers left and right).
Step 2 : Remove the Up/DOWN lever knob and the Y-rail.
Step 3 : Unplug the sensor cable connector from the terminal board.
Step 4 : Remove the sensor by unscrewing 2 screws.
Note :
To reinstall the pressure roller UP/DOWN sensor perform above steps in reversed order.
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6.3.17. Fan motors : removal and installation.
Step 1 : Open the PCB box (Please refer to 6.2.3. PCB box). (Not for SC-550)
Step 2 : Remove the fan motor cable(s) (red, black, brown) from the main PC board.
Step 3 : Remove the fan motors from the X-rail with 2 screws.
Note :
To reinstall the fan motors perform above steps in reversed order.
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7. JIG TOOL LIST.

7.1. Jig tool list.
PART NAME PART#
Adjustment Pen 10 g JD-41440
Bar tension gauge 50 g JD-41446A
Bar tension gauge 500 g JD-41446B
Bar tension gauge 5 kg JD-41446C
Pressure measurement attachment JD41563
Steel belt tension attachment JD-41565
L shaped Allen key 1.27 mm (1/20”)
+ Screw driver (Philips) #1
+ Screw driver (Philips) #2
- Screw driver
Open wrench 13 mm
Box wrench 13 mm
7.2. Special glue.

External screw locking glue : LOCTITE 7400 (VERNISTOP)
Screw thread locking glue : LOCTITE 243
Glue for fixing Y)motor pulley : LOCTITE 406
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8. PARTS LISTS SC-SERIES.

(For SC-550 parts, please refer to chapter 9. Parts Lists SC-550.)
8.1. Body and Covers.
Ref. Description Partnumber Qty

1 Cover right ZME-20654 1
2 Cover left SC-650 ZME-20665 1
3 Transparent cover assy SC-650 MY-20631 1
4 Front platen assy SC-650 MY-20602 1
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5 Grid cover SC-650 ME-20650 1

6 Rear platen SC-650 ME-20602 1
7 Y-rail cover SC-650 ME-20630 1
7’ Screw 2.9 X 9.5 BM-2102-129905 4
8 Head cover ME-20662 1
8’ Screw M2x4 DR-4004-45105 1
8” Screw M2x10 DR-4004-45100 1
9 Side plate left ME-20599 1
10 Side plate right ME-20600 1
11 Cover switch assy EY-41761 1
11’ Screw M2x8 BM-1400-002008 2
12 Rubber BR-40040 2
12’ Screw M4x6 black DR-4008-41838 2
13 Alignment sticker LB-10017 2
14 Sheet off knock piece ME-20640 1
14’ Screw M4x6 black DR-4008-41838 1
15 Conveyor roll SC-650 ME-20610 2
16 Roll flange assy MY-10056 2
17 Slip-ring ME-20700 1
18 Hex bolt M4x6 BM-6000-604008 1
18’ Plastic spacer (d = 4.2) BR-40108 1
19 Hex bolt M8x25 BM-6200-608025 2
19’ Brass spacer BR-10845 2
19” Plastic plain washer BR-40842 4
20 Hex bolt M8x20 BM-6200-608020 2
20’ Plastic spacer (d = 8.2) BR-40812 1
21 Bottom cover left ME-20652 1
22 Bottom cover right ME-20656 1
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8.2. Cover right + keyboard assy.

# Cover + keyboard assy MY-20654 1
2 Keyboard panel MY-20621 1
3 PCB keyboard EY-20574 1
# Keyboard assy (complete) EY-20654 1
4 Cable term ® keyboard MK-60866 1
5 Screw 3.0x8 plastite BM-200-103008 4
6 Screw M3x6 DR-4001-43331 4
7 Screw M3x25 DR-4005-44614 1
8 Screw M3x8 DR-4001-43329 3
9 Screw 3.0x10 BM-2301-503010 6
10 Cover plate ME-20658 1
11 Screw M3x4 DR-4001-43993 2
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8.3. Cover left assy.

2 Screw M3x8 DR-4001-43329 3
3 Screw 3.0x10 BM-2301-503010 6
4 Label SC-650 LB-20650 1
4 Label SC-750 LB-20750 1
4 Label SC-1000 LB-20100 1
4 Label SC-1300 LB-20125 1
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8.4. Transparent cover assy.

# Transparent cover assy SC-650 MY-20631 1
1 Cover guide SC-650 ME-20632 1
2 Transparent cover SC-650 ME-20631 1
3 Shaft left ME-20635 1
4 Shaft right ME-20648 1
5 Switch activator shaft ME-20633 1
6 Set screw M3x3 DR-4007-44579 6
7 Screw M2x5 BM-1400-002005 4
8 Washer M2 BR-11252 4
9 Cover switch EY-41761 1
10 Screw M2x8 BM-1400-002008 2
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8.5. PCB box.

1 PCB box SC-650 ME-20601 1
1 PCB box SC-750 ME-20701 1
1 PCB box SC-1000 ME-21601 1
1 PCB box SC-1300 ME-21613 1
2 Power supply board DE-31396 1
st
3 Main PC board 1 version EY-20570 1
nd
3 Main PC board 2 version EY-21570 1
st
4 Terminal PCB 1 version EY-20573 1
nd
4 Terminal PCB 2 version EY-21573S 1
5 Power ON/OFF switch DE-43074 1
6 Power inlet DE-44745 1
7 Cable P/S ® Mainboard DE-44750 1
st
8 Cable J113 ® J500 (1 ) MK-60627 1
nd
8 Cable J130 ® J500 (2 ) MK-41200 1
9 Cable J102 ® J515 MK-60865 1
st
10 Cable J101 ® J512 (1 ) MK-60864 1
11 Cable switch ® P/S MK-81650 1
12 Cable guide AE-91065 3
13 Screw M3x6 black DP-4002-40217 2
14 Cap screw M3x6 DR-4001-43923 15
15 Cap screw M3x4 DR-4001-43993 3
16 Screw M3x10 (Interf.) DR-4007-44129 2
- ---------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------
17 Hinge PCB box DE-44113 2
18 Screw M4x8 DR-4001-43396 8
19 Screw M4x10 Taptite BM-1400-104010 4-5
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8.6. Head flex cable assy.

# Head FFC cable assy SC-650 MY-20571 1
st
1 Head FFC cable SC-650 (1 ) MK-60867 1
nd
st
nd
st
nd
st
nd
st
2 Head cable PCboard (1 version) EY-20571 1
nd
2 Head cable PCboard (2 version) EY-21571T 1
3 Strain relief plate ME-20665 1
4 Strain relief rubber ME-20666 1
5 Screw M3x6 strain relief BM-1400-003006 2
- ---------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------
6 Screw M3x4 DR-4001-43993 2
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8.7. Pressure roller UP/DOWN mechanism.
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1 Turn over plate ME-20625 1
2 Transmission plate ME-20626 1
3 Handle plate ME-20624 1
4 Transmission shaft long ME-20663 1
5 Transmission shaft short ME-20664 1
6 Spring DE-45673 1
7 Knob UP/DOWN DE-32254 1
8 Sensor UP/DOWN EY-41760 1
9 Sensor bracket ME-20622 1
10 Clamp shaft DE-44782 4
11 Spacer BR-10010 2
12 Spring washer BR-24650 1
13 Screw M4x16 DR-4001-44611 2
14 Screw M4x30 DR-4001-43920 1
15 Screw M3x8 DR-4001-43329 4
16 Screw M3x6 DR-4005-43728 1
17 Hex. Shaft SC-650 ME-20777 1
17 Hex. Shaft SC-750 ME-20778 1
17 Hex. Shaft SC-1000 ME-20779 1
17 Hex. Shaft SC-1300 ME-21277 1
18 Plastic bearing BR-40010 2
19 E-ring BR-31070 2
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8.8. X-motor assy.

# X-motor assy EY-10000 1
1 X-motor EE-10000 1
2 Drive pulley DE-46568 1
3 Setscrew DR-4007-43352 2
- ---------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------- -
4 Screw M3x10 DR-4001-43395 2
5 X-drive belt DE-44157 1
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8.9. X-rail assy.

# X-rail assy SC-650 MY-6500-10400 1
# X-rail assy SC-750 MY-7500-10400 1
# X-rail assy SC-1000 MY-1000-10400 1
# X-rail assy SC-1300 MY-1300-10400 1
1 X-rail SC-650 ME-10400 1
1 X-rail SC-750 ME-10407 1
1 X-rail SC-1000 ME-10409 1
1 X-rail SC-1300 ME-10415 1
2 Drive shaft SC-650 ME-20609 1
3 Bearing holder MY-32227 7-8-10
3’ Screw M4x8 DR-4008-44543 14-16-20
4 Grid roll 136 mm DE-46550 1
5 Grid roll 14 mm DE-44142 5-6-7
6 Paper sensor E-PS-R50LA 2
6’ Paper sensor bracket ME-20629 2
6” Screw M3x8.5 sensor DS-1054-40883 2
6”’ Screw M4x6 bracket DR-4008-41838 2
7 Cable sensor front MK-41702 1
8 Cable sensor rear MK-41703 1
9 Dust filter DE-45903 1-2-3
11 Earth plate DE-45118 1
11’ Screw M4x8 DR-4001-43396 1
12 Screwplate DR-2164-41836 17-19-23
13 Plastic spacer BR-40710 2
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15 Cutting mat SC-650 ZME-20645 3

16 Screw M2x5 BM-6301-302005 7-7-10
-- ---------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------- -
17 Fan 650, 750, 1000, 1300 EE-50760 1
17 Fan SC-1000, 1300 EE-50761 1
17 Fan SC-1300 DE-44761 1
17’ Screw 3.5x32 BM-2100-135032 2-4
18 Gear grid shaft DE-46555 1
18’ Set screw M3x3 DR-4007-43352 2
19 Bearing grid shaft DE-46563 1
19’ Screw M3x4 DR-4001-43993 2
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8.10. Y-motor assy.

# Y-motor assy EY-10010 1
1 Y-motor EE-10010 1
3 Set ring + screws BR-32002 1
- ---------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------- -
4 Screw M3x10 DR-4001-43395 2
5 Y-transfer belt DE-47079 1
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8.11. Y-rail assy.

1 Y-rail SC-650 ME-10401 1
1 Y-rail SC-750 ME-10408 1
1 Y-rail SC-1000 ME-10410 1
1 Y-rail SC-1300 ME-10416 1
2 Grid indication rail SC-650 ME-20646 1
3 FCC cable guide SC-650 MY-20050 1
4 Screw M4x6 black DR-4008-41838 4-3
5 Set screw M3x3 DR-4007-41200 1-3-4
6 Screwplate DR-2164-41836 5-6
7 Screw M4x6 BM-6200-604006 3-4
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8.12. Y-axis drive belt assy.

# Y-drive belt assy SC-650 MY-20661 1
1 Y-drive belt SC-650 ME-20661 1
2 Belt connection plate ME-10107 1
3 Pressure plate ME-10108 2
4 Screw M3x6 DR-6210-303006 4
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8.13. Y-drive pulley assy + mounting bracket.

# Y-drive pulley assy MY-47657 1
1 Y-drive pulley DE-47057 1
2 Shaft ME-20059 1
3 Bearing DE-47095 2
4 E-ring BR-31050 3 (2)
- ---------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------- -
5 Screw M3x10 DR-4001-43395 4 (5)
6 Y-motor bracket ME-20607 1
7 Screw 3.5x25 BM-2100-135025 2
8 Cable holder AE-91025 1
9 Screw M3x25 DR-4005-44614 1 (0)
10 Cable support plate ME-10109 1
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8.14. Y-axis return pulley assy.

# Return pulley assy MY-47675 1
1 Return pulley DE-47075 1
3 Shaft ME-20058 1
4 Set-ring and screw BR-32000 1
5 Screw M3x30 DR-4001-45094 2
6 E-ring BR-31050 3
- ---------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------- -
# Return pulley bracket ME-20607 2
7 Screw foot (plastic) DE-47091 2
8 Screw M3x8 DR-4001-43329 2
9 Screw 3.5x25 BM-2100-135025 2
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8.15. Pressure roller assy.
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# Pressure roller assy without position indication : MY-10402

# Pressure roller assy with position indication : MY-10403

# Pressure roller assy without position indication MY-10402 1
1 Pressure base ME-10402 1
2 Pressure arm ME-10095 1
3 Pressure roller DE-44190 1
4 Spring shaft ME-20611 1
5 Spring ME-20611 1
6 Pivot shaft ME-20613 1
7 Roller shaft ME-20614 1
8 Connection shaft ME-20612 1
9 Hex nut M8 BM-9104-108004 2
10 Washer BR-14338 2
11 E-ring 3.2 BR-31032 4
12 E-ring 2.3 BR-31023 2
13 Plastic washer DE-44192 2
# Pressure roller assy with position indication MY-10403 1
- Pressure roller assy MY-10402 1
14 Hex nut M4 DR-4010-41280 1
15 Ballspring screw M4x9 ME-10029 1
- ---------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------- -
16 UP/DOWN cam ME-10403 1
17 Cam bracket ME-20647 1
18 Screw M3x4 DR-4001-43993 1
93 AP-74030, Rev / B

8.16. Cutting head assy.
94 AP-74030, Rev / B

Ref. Part Number Ref. Part Number

1 DE-46622 / MP-90650 36 DR-4004-45105
2 DE-46608 37 DR-4001-43993
3 DE-46611 38 DR-4001-45056
4 DE-46609 39 DR-4001-45057
5 DE-46874 40 DR-4001-43457
6 DE-46781 41 DR-4001-43396
7 DE-45203 42 DR-4001-43317
8 DE-45204 43 DR-4005-44675
9 DE-20865 44 DR-4001-43923
10 DE-46613 45 DR-4019-43442
11 DE-32215 46 BR-35002
12 ME-20021 47 ME-10078
13 DE-10587 / MP-90651 48 ME-20637
14 DE-44208 49 ME-20638
15 DE-32308 50 ME-20639
16 DE-46791 51 DE-45897 / ME-20642
17 DE-45994 52 MY-20643
18 DE-40270 53 BR-40005
19 DE-46795 54 DE-43130
20 DR-4014-41609 55 ME-20644
21 DR-7032-41990 / BR-31023 56 ME-20616
22 BR-31032 57 ME-20615
23 DE-42051 58 ME-20619
24 BR-50250 59 ME-10075
25 DE-46614 60 BR-60015
26 DE-47523 61 ME-20659
27 DE-47011 62 DE-46793
28 DE-47012 63 ME-20000
29 DE-47013 64 ME-20617
30 DE-47014 65 ME-20618
31 BM-5007-026008 66 ME-20620
32 BM-1400-002008 67 ME-20100
33 BM-1400-002005 68 ME-20101
34 DR-4001-43327 69 ME-20864
35 DR-4004-45100 70 ME-20662
95 AP-74030, Rev / B

96 AP-74030, Rev / B

97 AP-74030, Rev / B

98 AP-74030, Rev / B

8.17. Sideplate left (ME-20599).
1–6 : X-rail
7 – 12 : Y-rail
13 – 16 : Bracket Return Pulley
17 – 18 : Y-belt
19 – 22 : L-bracket
23 : Hex shaft
24 – 27 : Left metal box
28 – 31 : Platen Front & Rear
32 : Slip-ring block screw
33 : Fixed conveyor roll
34 : Adjustable conveyor roll
35 : Transparent Cover shaft
36 : Lip Cover Left
37 – 42 : Cover Left
43 : Sheet off knock piece
44 : Rubber tap
45 Left pinch roller block screw M4x20
46 Position indication rail removal
47 Screw plate removal
99 AP-74030, Rev / B

8.18. Sideplate right (ME-20600).
1–6 : X-rail
7 – 12 : Y-rail
13 : Grid shaft
14 : Cables paper sensors
15 – 19 : Y-motor bracket
20 – 21 : Y-belt
22 – 24 : X-motor
25 – 28 : L-brackets
29 : Hex shaft
30 : Spacer
31 : Hinge point UP/DOWN mech.
32 – 35 : Right metal box
36 : Hinge point UP/DOWN mech.
37 : Attachment screw for spring
38 : Rubber
39 – 40 : Cable guide
41 – 42 : UP/DOWN sensor bracket
43 – 44 : Cover sensor
45 – 48 : Platen front & rear
49 : Cables ® PCB box
50 : Fixed conveyor roll
51 : Adjustable conveyor roll
52 : Transparent cover shaft
53 : Cover right
54 – 59 Cover right
60 Cables FFC & cover sensor
61 – 62 Screws for bearing
100 AP-74030, Rev / B

9. PARTS LISTS SC-550.

9.1. Body and covers SC-550.

6’ Screw 2.9 x 9.5 BM-2102-129905 4
7 Head cover DE-20911A 1
7’ Screw M2x4 DR-4004-45105 1
7” Screw M2x10 DR-4004-45100 1
8 Side plate left ME-20554 1
9 Side plate right ME-20555 1
10 Alignment sticker LB-10017 2
11 Bottom cover left ME-20552 1
12 Bottom cover right ME-20556 1
101 AP-74030, Rev / B

9.2. Cover right + keyboard assy SC-550.

# Cover + keyboard assy MY-20654 1
2 Keyboard panel MY-20621 1
3 PCB keyboard EY-20574 1
# Keyboard assy (complete) EY-20654 1
4 Cable term ® keyboard MK-60866 1
5 Screw 3.0x8 plastite BM-2400-103008 4
6 Screw M3x6 DR-4001-43331 4
7 Screw M3x25 DR-4005-44614 1
8 Screw M3x8 DR-4001-43329 3
9 Screw 3.0x10 BM-2301-503010 6
10 Cover plate ME-20658 1
11 Screw M3x4 DR-4001-43993 2
102 AP-74030, Rev / B

9.3. Cover left assy SC-550.

2 Screw M3x8 DR-4001-43329 3
3 Screw 3.0x10 BM-2301-503010 6
4 Label SC-550 LB-20550 1
103 AP-74030, Rev / B

9.4. PCB box left and right SC-550.
104 AP-74030, Rev / B

PCB box right parts list

1 Right PCB box ME-20556 1
st
2 Main PCB SC-550 1 version EY-22570 1
nd
2 Main PCB SC-550 2 version EY-23570 1
st
3 Terminal PCB SC 1 version EY-20573 1
nd
3 Terminal PCB SC 2 version EY-21573S 1
4 Power ON/OFF switch DE-43074 1
5 Power inlet DE-44745 1
6 Head FCC cable MK-60867 1
7 Cable j102 ® J515 MK-60865 1
st
8 Cable J113 ® J500 1 version MK-60627 1
nd
st
10 Cable P/S ® mainboard MK-51550 1
11 Cable switch ® P/S MK-81550 1
12 Extens. Cable X-encoder MK-41500 1
13 Extens. Cable Y-encoder MK-41501 1
14 Bracket Terminal board ME-20508 2
15 Plate cover right ME-20658 1
16 Screw M3x4 DR-4001-43993 3
17 Screw M3x25 DR-4005-44614 1
18 Screw M3x6 DR-4001-43923 14
19 Screw M3x10 (Interf.) DR-4007-44129 2
20 Screw hex M3x8 BM-6301-603008 5
21 Rubber floot BR-40040 2
22 Screw hex M4x8 BM-6200-604008 2
23 Cable bracket ME-20634 1
24’ Cable guide AE-92788N 1
PCB box left parts list.

1 Left PCB box ME-20552 1
2 Power supply board DE-31396 1
3 Bracket P/S left ME-20510L 1
4 Bracket P/S right ME-20510R 1
5 Screw M3x6 DR-4001-43923 5
5 Screw M3x4 DR-4001-43993 4
6 Rubber foot BR-40040 2
7 Screw hex M4x8 BM-6200-604008 2
8 Screw hex M3x8 BM-6301-603008 5
105 AP-74030, Rev / B

9.5. Penhead flex cable assy SC-550.

# Head FCC cable assy MY-20571 1
1 Head FCC cable SC MK-60867 1
2 Head cable PCboard EY-20571 1
3 Strain relief plate ME-20665 1
4 Strain relief rubber ME-20666 1
5 Screw M3x6 strain relief BM-1400-003006 2
- ---------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------- -
6 Screw M3x4 DR-4001-43993 2
106 AP-74030, Rev / B

9.6. X-motor Assy SC-550.

# X-motor assy EY-10002 1
1 X-motor EE-10002 1
3 Set screw DR-4007-43352 2
4 X-motorplate ME-20505 1
5 Screw M4x8 DR-4001-43396 2
- ---------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------- -
6 Screw M4x10 DR-4001-43317 2
7 X-drive belt DE-44157 1
8 X-motor cover ME-20501 1
8’ Screw M4x8 DR-4001-43396 4
107 AP-74030, Rev / B

9.7. X-rail assy SC-550.

# X-rail assy SC-550 MY-5500-10400 1
1 X-rail SC-550 ME-10405 1
2 Grid shaft ME-20509 1
3 Bearing holder MY-32227 6
3’ Screw M4x8 DR-4008-44543 12
6 Paper sensor E-PS-R50LA 2
6’ Paper sensor bracket ME-20629 2
6” Screw M3x8.5 sensor DS-1054-40883 2
6“’ Screw M4x6 bracket DR-4008-41838 2
7 Cable sensor front MK-41702 1
8 Cable sensor rear MK-41703 1
9 Dust filter DE45-903 1
11 Earth plate DE-45118 1
11’ Screw M4x8 DR-4001-43396 1
12 Screwplate DR-2164-41836 15
14 Grid cover ME-20550 1
15 Cutting mat ZME-10129 3
16 Screw M2x5 BM-6301-602005 6
-- -------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------- -
17 Fan EE-50761 1
17’ Screw 3.5x32 BM-2100-135032 2
17” Fan cover ME-20668 1
18 Gear grid shaft DE-46555 1
18’ Set screw M3x3 DR-4007-43352 2
19 Bearing grid shaft DE-46563 1
19’ Screw M3x4 DR-4001-43993 2
108 AP-74030, Rev / B

9.8. Y-MOTOR Assy SC-550.

# Y-motor assy EY-1012 1
1 Y-motor DE-32442 1
- ---------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------- -
3 Screw M4x10 DR-4001-43317 2
4 Y-reduction belt DE-47079 1
109 AP-74030, Rev / B

9.9. Y-axis drive belt assy SC-550.

# Y-drive belt assy MY-20561 1
2 Belt connection plate ME-10107 1
3 Pressure plate ME-10108 2
4 Screw M3x6 DR-6210-303006 4
110 AP-74030, Rev / B

9.10. Y-drive pulley assy + mounting bracket SC-550.

# Y-drive pulley assy MY-47557 1
1 Y-drive pulley DE-47057 1
2 Shaft ME-20057 1
4 E-ring BR-41040 4 (3)
- ---------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------- -
5 Screw M3x8 DR-4001-43329 2
6 Y-motor bracket ME-20507 1
7 Screw 3.5x25 BM-2100-13505 2
8 Cable holder AE-91025 1
9 Screw M3x25 DR-4005-44614 1
10 Cable support plate ME-10109 1
111 AP-74030, Rev / B

9.11. Y-axis return pulley assy SC-550.

# Return pulley assy MY-47675 1
1 Return pulley DE-47075 1
3 Shaft ME-20058 1
4 Set-ring and screw BR-32000 1
5 Screw M3x30 DR-4001-45094 2
6 E-ring BR-31040 3
- ---------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------- -
# Return pulley bracket ME-20607 1
7 Screw foot (plastic) DE-47091 2
8 Screw M3x8 DR-4001-43329 2
9 Screw 3.5x25 BM-2100-135025 2
112 AP-74030, Rev / B

9.12. Y-rail assy SC-550.

1 Y-rail SC-550 ME-10406 1
3 Screw M4x6 black DR-4008-41838 4
4 Screwplate DR-2164-41836 7
5 Screw M4x6 BM-6200-60400 3
113 AP-74030, Rev / B

9.13. Pressure roller UP/DOWN mechanism SC-550.

1 Turn over plate ME-20503 1
2 Pressure lever ME-20524 1
3 Transmission shaft ME-20504 1
4 Spring DE-45673 1
5 Knob UP/DOWN ME-20640 1
6 Hex screw M4x6 DR-4008-41834 1
7 µ Switch UP/DOWN E-41761 1
8 Screw M2x14 BM-5000-002014 2
10 Spacer BR-10011 1
11 Spring washer BR-24650 1
12 Screw M4x16 DR-4001-44611 1
13 Clamp shaft DE-44782 2
14 Screw M3x8 DR-4001-43329 2
15 Hex. Shaft ME-20776 1
16 Plastic bearing BR-40010 2
17 E-ring BR-31070 2
114 AP-74030, Rev / B

9.14. Pressure roller assy SC-550.
115 AP-74030, Rev / B


# Pressure roller assy MY-10402 1
1 Pressure base ME-10402 1
2 Pressure arm ME-10095 1
3 Pressure roller DE-44190 1
4 Spring shaft ME-20611 1
5 Spring ME-20611 1
6 Pivot shaft ME-20613 1
7 Roller shaft ME-20614 1
8 Connection shaft ME-20612 1
9 Hex nut M8 BM-9104-108004 2
10 Washer BR-14338 2
11 E-ring 3.2 BR-31032 4
12 E-ring 2.3 BR-31023 2
13 Plastic washer DE-44192 2
- ---------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------- -
14 UP/DOWN cam ME-10403 1
15 Cam bracket ME-20647 1
16 Screw M3x4 DR-4001-43993 1
116 AP-74030, Rev / B

9.15. Cutting head assy SC-550.
117 AP-74030, Rev / B

118 AP-74030, Rev / B

119 AP-74030, Rev / B

120 AP-74030, Rev / B

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Maintenance Manual

MUTOH EUROPE N.V. AP-74030, Rev./ B

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COPYRIGHT © 2001 Mutoh Europe N.V. all rights reserved.

· Change the direction of your radio and TV reception antenna or feeder.

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2. SYSTEM BLOCKst DIAGRAM. ...............................................................13

5. SPECIALIZED DIAGNOSTICS. ...........................................................29

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6. PARTS REPLACEMENT AND ADJUSTMENT. ...............47

7. JIG TOOL LIST. ......................................................................................................73

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9. PARTS LISTS SC-550. ...................................................................................101

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1.2. SC cutting plotter, environment.

q Avoid unnecessary vibrations and set up your cutter on a level surface.

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1.3. Function keys.

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2. SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGRAM.

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2.2. Block diagram SC-series (2nd version).

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2.3. Block diagram SC-550 (1st version).

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2.4. Block diagram SC-550 (2nd version).

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2) Data length (software selectable).

3) Stop bits (software selectable).

4) Parity (software selectable).

7) RS-232C driver / receiver IC.

- driver : 75188 (TI, ± 12V power supply)

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3.1.1. RS-232C pin configuration.

PIN # SIGNAL Abbr. Signal direction

3.1.2. Serial cable configuration.

1) 9 pins ® 25 pins connector.

2) 25 pins ® 25 pins connector.

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3.2. Centronics interface (Standard).

3.2.1. Centronics interface Pin configuration.

PIN # SIGNAL SIGNAL Signal direction

NOTE : - Other pins are put in NC (no contact) status.

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In general 2 different types of error messages may occur :

4.1. Recoverable errors.

Recoverable errors are mostly related to communication problems or user mistakes.

4.1.1. RECOVERABLE SYSTEM ERRORS

POSSIBLE CAUSE & SUGGESTED ACTION

S02 Communication difficulties – Check cables.

S03 Select other graphics language. (Chapter 3 - Language Settings )

S05 Media detection impossible.

S06 Load a new sheet or roll.

Step 4 : Press [MENU ] key.

· [MENU ] will continuous move the X and Y axis.