Canon ir1133 Light copies after Main PCB changed

[markchattell]

I have replaced the main PCB after the inbuilt network card failed P/N FM4-8953-000, after fitted the new board I inputed all the values from the machine and the copies are now coming out feint, when I try to calibrate the device the printed out sheet is perfect but when trying to read from the reader it fails. I have refitted the old board and the copy quality is fine so this rules out the feeder.

I can only think it is a setting that I may need to change but having fitted these before normally once the core values are entered all works well.

Many thanks in advance.

[teckat]

COPIER > FUNCTION > CCD




Removing the Main Controller Board
Actions before Replacement
• Write down the data of [Menu] > [Sys.Manager ID/PIN] > [Device Information
Settings] > [Location]
• Export user data using remote UI.
• Insert the USB memory into the host machine, and execute COPIER > FUNCTION >
SYSTEM > EXPORT to write the setting values of the service mode (excluding those
related to the Reader/DADF) to the USB memory.
• Write down the serial number of the host machine and each factory adjustment value
written on the service label. (Enter them after replacement.)

Actions after Replacement
1) Error code "E248-0001" lights up when turning ON the power.
2) Execute COPIER > FUNCTION > CLEAR > R-CON.
3) Enter all items written on the service label.
4) Set the location group and paper size group.
• COPIER > OPTION > BODY > LOCALE (setting the location group)
[Setting value]
1: Japan, 2: North America, 3: Korea, 4: China, 5: Taiwan, 6: Europe, 7: Asia, 8:
Oceania
• COPIER > OPTION > BODY > SIZE-LC (setting the paper size group)
[Setting value]
1: AB configuration, 2: Inch configuration, 3: A configuration, 4: AB/Inch configuration
5) Clearing the Settings/Registration data
Execute COPIER > FUNCTION > CLEAR > ALL.
When executing this item, the following data is cleared according to the values of LOCALE
and SIZE-LC set in step 4.
• Settings/Registration data (the initial value according to the location is set.)
• Service mode data (the initial value according to the location is set.)
• Job ID
• Each log data
• Date data
Note that the following data is not cleared.
• Service counter
• Adjustment value of Reader/DADF
6) Execute COPIER > FUNCTION > VIFFNC > STOR-DCN (the setting value of DC Controller
is backed up.)
7) Turn OFF and then ON the power.
8) Operate according to the instruction on the screen since the initial installation mode is
activated. (Setting the date/time, executing the auto gradation adjustment)
9) Enter the serial number (8-digit alphanumeric) in Settings/Registration > System Settings >
Device Information > Location.
10) After selecting COPIER > OPTION > SERIAL > SN-MAIN, press OK key to write the
serial number entered in step 4 in the Main Controller PCB. After writing, the serial number
entered in "Location" in step 9 is deleted.
11) Turn OFF and then ON the main power.
12) Execute COPIER > FUNCTION > MISC-P > SPEC to output the spec report to check the
serial number (Body.No.).
13) Enter the data backed up earlier in Settings/Registration > System Settings > Device
Information > Location.
14) Import the service mode data backed up before replacement.
Insert the USB memory storage device to the slot of the machine, and execute COPIER >
FUNCTION > SYSTEM > IMPORT.
15) Import user data using remote UI.

[markchattell]

SORTED...

Thanks for the reply, I did do all that from the manual, its badly written, following from 1 - 4 you input vales then on 5 you clear them all basicilly doing a factory reset. After looking on SIMS there is a bulletin and you have to run the CIS (Reader) set up and then calibrate the device and job done.

[teckat]

SORTED...

Thanks for the reply, I did do all that from the manual, its badly written, following from 1 - 4 you input vales then on 5 you clear them all basicilly doing a factory reset. After looking on SIMS there is a bulletin and you have to run the CIS (Reader) set up and then calibrate the device and job done.

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