Description: Charge Corona Output Error
The charge-corona feedback voltage was less than 1 V for more than 200 ms.
Causes: Replace the charge corona unit. • Replace the high voltage cable. • Clean or replace the corona wire. • Check the CGB power pack fuse, connection. • Replace the CGB power pack.
Code: 305
Description: Charge Corona Wire Cleaner Error
The charge wire cleaner did not a) come from the home position within 5 s, or b) did not go back to the home position in 3.7 s or less. This is because of wire cleaner overload.
Causes: • Switch the main power switch off/on. • Check the wire cleaner unit for a blockage or broken parts.
Code: 330
Description: Writing ASIC Signal Error
At power on, the stamp function could not start.
Causes: • Check the setting of SP5137. If the stamp option is installed, this SP must be enabled. If the stamp option is not installed, this SP must be disabled. • Check the stamp board connections. • Replace the defective stamp board.
Code: 360
Description: Hard Disk Connection Error
The machine could not detect the HDD connection.
Causes: • Check the connections between the HDD and hard disk controller. • Check the HDD power connector. • Replace the HDD. • Replace the MCU.
Code: 361
Description: Hard Disk Read Errors
Causes: • Do SP4960-1 (HDD Media Check). • Do SP4906 003 to format the HDD. • If formatting the HDD fails, replace the HDD.
Code: 362
Description: IMAC (Image Memory Access Controller) error
During data transfer in memory at the IPU, an error occurred during data compression with ASIC (IMAC). The ASIC controls data compression.
Causes: • Update the firmware. • If the firmware update does not stop the problem, replace the IPU board. • Update all software modules if this problem continues.
Code: 380
Description: MSU Output Error
Just after the machine was switched on, it could not detect that the MSU (Memory Super-charger Unit) was set.
Causes: • Replace the IPU.
Code: 392
Description: Development Bias Error
The development bias feedback voltage was less than 0.5 V for longer than 200 ms while the PWM duty value was more than 5% (indicating a development bias leak).
Causes: • Check the MCU connectors. • Check the harness on the MCU for damage. • Replace the high voltage cable. • Replace the CGB power pack.