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  • copigurl
    • Jan 2025

    [Misc] canon c2030

    I have a canon c2030 advanced copier that wont fax. Tried new main board, new fax board. did MMi clear , dc con clear. no dial tone but states receiving but never answers or handshakes thanks gang copigurl
  • SCREWTAPE
    East Coast Imaging

    Site Contributor
    2,500+ Posts
    • Jan 2009
    • 3396

    #2
    Re: canon c2030

    Originally posted by copigurl
    I have a canon c2030 advanced copier that wont fax. Tried new main board, new fax board. did MMi clear , dc con clear. no dial tone but states receiving but never answers or handshakes thanks gang copigurl
    Can you provide an error code if one is presented.
    Is there a Fax ## error code

    Also is it connected in the right port.

    Have you checked the fax line as well.

    Here are some tips:

    To check that the fax line is working / functional.

    -- To check for noise (humming, popping, clicking, static, etc.). Always have the customer listen to the noise. It is their responsibility to provide a noise-free, error-free channel.

    -- To check for long distance and international dialing access (newly installed lines may not be programmed correctly).
    -- To check for Pin Code access (not every operator is familiar with the required dialing sequences).

    2] Telephone Line Voltages: Fax machines communicate over single line phone networks where the 'Ring' and 'Tip' voltages are always located across the two center terminals. Line voltages are checked accordingly:

    on-hook voltage (phone is hung up or no phone or device connected to the phone line)
    --should read within the 48vDC ~ 52vDC range
    --should read (zero) 0vAC (if there is any AC voltage on the phone line, this will prevent the Fax from Auto answering the incoming call)

    off-hook voltage (phone is off-hook and dial tone is generated)
    --should read within the 8 vDC ~ 12 vDC range

    ringing voltage (incoming call)
    --should read within the 75 vAC ~ 105 vAC range

    3] RJ11-C Modular jack: Testing phone line voltages can be difficult if not impossible at times unless you can establish a really good connection to the phone line. The RJ11-C box can be used to establish a good connection.

    --RJ11-C box with two female connectors (remove the cover and test with your meter across the red and green terminals). An additional phone cable is required.

    --RJ11-C box with one male and one female connector; remove the cover and test with your meter across the red and green terminals).

    4] Line Test Chart: This is usually requested by the technical support center when a Line Test is requested, or suggested. It may be any single-page document that has a lot of background, such that the transmission time exceeds two minutes.

    5] Be a good Observer: To detect additional equipment that may be connected to the line.

    6] Listen Carefully: To detect unusual and additional connected devices or conversations on the fax line.

    7] Familiarity with fax modem signaling: This is helpful when determining if the responding modem is a fax or PC data modem.

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    • copigurl

      #3
      Re: canon c2030

      thanks for the reply turns out the firmware needed updating with the canon service support tool, huda thunk it! copigurl

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      • SCREWTAPE
        East Coast Imaging

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        • Jan 2009
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        #4
        Re: canon c2030

        Originally posted by copigurl
        thanks for the reply turns out the firmware needed updating with the canon service support tool, huda thunk it! copigurl
        It happens

        Great job!

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        • northernlife
          Senior Tech

          500+ Posts
          • Sep 2011
          • 847

          #5
          Re: canon c2030

          Don't forget you can do a firmware upgrade via CDS *28* updater. That plus RDS are my favourite IP from canon lately.

          Originally posted by copigurl
          thanks for the reply turns out the firmware needed updating with the canon service support tool, huda thunk it! copigurl

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