Canon iR 1022if SYSTEMERROR E354

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  • lazo7
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    • Apr 2010
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    [Error Code] Canon iR 1022if SYSTEMERROR E354

    Hi,
    I have a problem with one of our copiers. I had to replace SOFT-ID board, and now I am getting error message : SYSTEMERROR E354. That error has something to do with the serial number mismatch, if I'm not wrong.... The reason why I changed the board is because copier wouldn't boot up with the old one. Message "INITIALISING" was on the screen all the time, no matter what you did... Prior to changing the board, I've installed new firmware, but nothing happened. The SOFT-ID board that I've installed is used, I took it from another copier. With this board system boots, but I get the error message. Is there any way that I can make it work? Thank you in advance.
  • bipc
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    Re: Canon iR 1022if SYSTEMERROR E354

    the counter board must always stay in that machine, they have encrypted somewhere else in the machine the serial number and counter board ID so even if you change the other boards you must keep the counter on the original machine
    Life is a learning continuum...

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    • lazo7
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      Re: Canon iR 1022if SYSTEMERROR E354

      Originally posted by bipc
      the counter board must always stay in that machine, they have encrypted somewhere else in the machine the serial number and counter board ID so even if you change the other boards you must keep the counter on the original machine
      The counter board has not been replaced at all, only the board that has "SOFT-ID" written on it. I will take a picture of it tomorrow, and post it.

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      • northernlife
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        Re: Canon iR 1022if SYSTEMERROR E354

        main con, serial number pcb, counter pcb and eco pcb are all serialized. you cannot take from one machine to another as the EEPROM has already been written with another serial number. You MUST contact Canon to get replacement parts for this.

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        • bipc
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          #5
          IR1022if.pdf
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          • lazo7
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            Re: Canon iR 1022if SYSTEMERROR E354

            Originally posted by bipc
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            This is how the board looks like. It has a code on it : FM2-2801. There is nothing like that in parts manual
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            • northernlife
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              Re: Canon iR 1022if SYSTEMERROR E354

              Originally posted by bipc
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              eco and counter look to be the same board in this unit.

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              • bipc
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                Re: Canon iR 1022if SYSTEMERROR E354

                i believe that board is part of the fax assembly on IF machines, just dont know if those also keep record of the serial and counter they belong to, or if they work if you change them without changing the all fax assembly, will try to check that out later
                Life is a learning continuum...

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                • lazo7
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                  Re: Canon iR 1022if SYSTEMERROR E354

                  Originally posted by bipc
                  i believe that board is part of the fax assembly on IF machines, just dont know if those also keep record of the serial and counter they belong to, or if they work if you change them without changing the all fax assembly, will try to check that out later
                  I have another machine that doesn't have fax or network (iR1018), but it has that same board .

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                  • bipc
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                    #10
                    Life is a learning continuum...

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                    • lazo7
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                      Re: Canon iR 1022if SYSTEMERROR E354

                      I took the board from another copier. Thank you very much for your effort. I'll try to contact Canon, and see what they say, but I think in that case that the repair will be more expensive than the copier itself .

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                      • bipc
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                        Re: Canon iR 1022if SYSTEMERROR E354

                        you took the board from another?then take out the small board connected to the image processor with counter written on the back and plug it in that one also and it should work, they always go together
                        Life is a learning continuum...

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                        • lazo7
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                          Re: Canon iR 1022if SYSTEMERROR E354

                          Originally posted by bipc
                          you took the board from another?then take out the small board connected to the image processor with counter written on the back and plug it in that one also and it should work, they always go together
                          I'll do that first thing tomorrow. I'll let you know did it work. Thanks

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