1. SPECIFICATIONS 1-1. Electrical Specifications •Power consumption 120V 220V 230V 240V In operationMax. 0.65A 0.35A 0.35A 0.35A Stand-by Max. 0.3A 0.2A 0.2A 0.2A •Memory protection Back-up battery Mangan battery (R6,UM-3) Back-up period 1 year (25 °C) Battery life Replace the battery every year. •Clock &...
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1-5. Option List DEVICE NAME MODEL NOTE •PC cable PRL-CB-2 •Sheet cover WT-82 •Roll paper P-5880T CAUTION ! Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer. Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacture’s instructions.
2. INITIALIZE OPERATION Initializing the cash register • Automatic initialization Use the following procedure to initialize the cash register before using it for the first time after you purchase it. 1. Install the three memory backup batteries (see page 7 of the User's Manual). 2.
4. DISASSEMBLY UPPER COVER 1. Remove the printer cover. 1 Remove one screw. 2 Slide the DISPLAY PANEL in the direction of the arrow and remove the hook. 3 Slide the DISPLAY PANEL and lift it up. 4 Remove two FPCs (CN103, CN104). 4 Remove the DISPLAY UNIT.
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1 Remove two screws. 2 Slide the KEY UNIT to front side and lift it up. Then remove one FPC (CN13). Screws CN13 PRINTER UNIT 1. Remove the upper cover as shown in steps 1 to 3 of page 5. 2.
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5. Remove one FPC (CN2). 6. Remove four screws and two connectors (CN9, CN10). Screws CN10 7. Removing the PRINTER UNIT 1 Remove five screws. 2 Remove the joint PCB. 3 Remove the PRINTER UNIT while pressing two hooks as shown in the figure. Screws opposite side Hook...
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MAIN DISPLAY 1. Remove the upper cover as shown in steps 1 to 3 of page 5. 2. Remove two FPCs (CN101, CN102). 3. Remove four hooks and the MAIN DISPLAY. Hooks CN101 CN102 POWER SUPPLY UNIT 1. Remove the upper cover as shown in steps 1 to 3 of page 5. 2.
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6. Remove the core. Core MAIN PCB 1. Remove the upper cover as shown in steps 1 to 3 of page 5. 2. Remove two screws and eight connectors (CN3-CN10) and then the MAIN PCB. CN10 Screws Removing the Drawer 1.
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DRAWER (S type DRAWER) 1. Remove the upper tray. 2. Remove the lower drawer. 1 Push the lever in the direction of the arrow and pull out the lower tray. 2 Pull up the drawer. 3. Remove the top cover. 2 Remove the top cover by sliding it in the direction of the arrow.
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4. Remove the UPPER COVER. 2 Open the case to some extent and remove the UPPER 1 Remove two screws. COVER by lifting it up. 1 Remove two screws and then the SOLENOID. 2 Remove the SPRING. Screws 3 Remove the hook lever by removing its stopper from the bottom surface. —...
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6. Remove the screw and the roller. — 12 —...
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DRAWER (M type DRAWER) 1. Remove the lower tray. 1 Push the lever in the direction of the arrow and pull out the lower tray. 2 Remove the COIN CASE. 3 Remove the BILL CASE. 4 Remove the tray. 2. Remove the upper iron plate. 1 Pull out the upper tray.
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3. Remove the UPPER COVER. 1 Remove four screws. 2 Open the case to some extent and remove the UPPER COVER by lifting it up. Screws 4. Remove the upper tray. 5. Remove four screws and then RAIL MLED X 2. Screws 6.
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7. Remove the UPPER COVER. 1 Remove two screws and the SOLENOID. 2 Remove the SPRING. Screws — 15 —...
5. CIRCUIT EXPLANATION 5-1. POWER SUPPLY CIRCUIT The power supply circuit provides the following voltage for the main circuit. Output Pin No. 1 (DC20~31V) For the drawer. Output Pin No. 2 (DC5V) For the logic circuit power. Output Pin No. 3 (DC8V) For the printer.
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RESET signal DATA BUS (AD2) H_UP (R) H-UP signal for Printer DATA BUS (AD3) H_UP (J) H-UP signal for Printer (TE-2000 only) DATA BUS (AD4) MT_IRQ MT_IRQ (from GATE Array) DATA BUS (AD5) Power supply status signal DATA BUS (AD6)
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5-3. GATE ARRAY (IC15) Pin description PIN NO PIN NAME I / O D E S C R I P T I O N PIN NO PIN NAME I / O D E S C R I P T I O N ADDRESS (A4) MTR_1R MTR_R1 by Printer circuit...
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Power supply GND: 5-5. FLASH ROM (IC18) This FROM is unable to write the application software from the PC. Therefore, Casio Techno will supply the FROM of the application software installation completion. A0 ~ A17: ADDRESS D0 ~ D7: DATA...
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5-6. RS232C CIRCUIT The COM1 circuit is as follows: 5-7. BATTERY CIRCUIT The following shows the low battery indicator. Note: This message is a appeared when the battery became 3 or less volts. The BATTERY circuit is as follows: Japan only Japan only —...
6. DIAGNOSTIC OPERATION TE-2000 enters the TEST mode by the following operation. a) Insert the mode key marked “PGM” into the mode switch. b) Turn the mode switch to the OFF position. c) While holding down the FEED button, turn the mode swich to the PGM positiion.
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Paper END sensor 0 : With paper 1 : No receipt paper 2 : No journal paper (only TE-2000) 3 : No receipt and journal paper (only TE-2000) Drawer sensor 1 : open (HIGH) 0 : closed (Low) (0 is displayed without the sensor)
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Function Test By pressing numeric (0~9) + <#–2 (SUB TOTAL)>, various tests are performed. At this time, the following codes are printed. All Tests Operation : #–2 SUBTOTAL The above operation automatically does the following procedures. (All lit display, checking EPROM CHECK SUM, RAM test, time and date setting, drawer open, printing, issuing receipt) X :0 (or abbreviated) ..
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Error procedure When the result of the ROM test occurs CHECK SUM ERROR in 2) ROM CHECK, sound the error buzzer, print the following and end the test. xxxx = CHECK SUM value ROM ER xxxx Issuing receipt When the result of the RAM test occurs error, sound the error buzzer, print the following and end the test. yy : xxxx = Error address RAM 128KB ER yy:xxxx...
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FLASH ERASE TEST of FLASH ROM ..ERASE TEST for FLASH ROM (user area) is performed. Operation : #–2 SUBTOTAL [Plint format] When normally ended Issuing receipt FLASH ERASE OK [Plint format] When ended with an error yy : xxxx = Error bank : address Issuing receipt FLASH ERASE ER YY:XXXX...
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RS232C Port Test ........L oop back test for RS232C Operation : #–2 SUBTOTAL The roop back test for RS232C port is performed by the connection shown below. 2 Pin 3 Pin 6 Pin Test contents (1) HI/LOW level reception check of DSR line (2) Sending data (OA5h) to Tx D line, receiving the same data from Rx D line The above (1) is checked once when the test starts.
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Time display test Operation : #–2 SUBTOTAL X : 0 (or abbreviated) ... Time is displayed. 1 ......The time (23 hours 59 minutes and 50 seconds) is set. This operation continue the time display until the input of the clear button or power failure. [Print image] –...
7. ERROR CODE LIST Errors are indicated by an error tone. When this happens, you can usually find out what the problem is as shown below. Error code Meaning Action (Message) Mode switch position changed before Retum the mode switch to its original setting finalization.
2. As for spare parts order and supply, refer to the “GUIDEBOOK for Spare Parts Supply”, published separately. 3. The numbers in item column corespond to the same numbers in drawing. 4. CASIO does not supply the spare parts without parts code. 5. Remarks Q'ty :...
80 10072547 PULLY/WIND E240814-1 81 10079266 SPOOL/PAPER E341312-1 82 10080666 COVER/BATTERY E311096-4 83 10083676 CORE/FERRITE RT18X6X10 8. Other 84 62464000 KEY SET SUB ASSY E312046*2 85 10078829 NAME PLATE/TE-2000 E341307-5 Q'ty Item Code No. Parts Name Specification Europe Other Countries Price Rank...