• Code: SC100
• Description: Scanner motor lock Scanner HP sensor does not turn on after the scanner turns in the opposite of the scanning direction for more than 10 seconds. Scanner HP sensor does not turn off after the scanner moves from the home position towards the scanning direction for more than 2 seconds.
• Causes: • Defective scanner HP sensor • Scanner wire slip-off • Defective scanner motor

• Code: SC200
• Description: Thermal head ID error The CPU detects an abnormal ID signal from the thermal head.
• Causes: • Defective thermal head • Defective ECU • Bad connection at thermal head, for example a fragment of the master roll is present.

• Code: SC201
• Description: Thermal head energy pulse error The CPU detects an abnormal thermal head energy control pulse.
• Causes: • Defective ECU

• Code: SC202
• Description: Thermal head thermistor short The signal from the thermal head thermistor reaches more than 4.27 volts.
• Causes: • Thermistor open circuit • Related connector disconnected

• Code: SC203
• Description: Thermal head temperature abnormal When the Start key is pressed, a temperature of 54 °C or more is detected at the thermal head.
• Causes: • Thermistor short • Defective thermal head

• Code: SC210
• Description: Cutter unit error The cutter HP sensor does not turn off after turning on the cutter for more than 3 seconds. The cutter HP sensor does not turn on after turning on the cutter for more than 2.9 seconds, and the cutter HP sensor does not turn on after turning on the cutter motor in the opposite direction for more than 3 seconds.
• Causes: • Defective sensor • Defective motor • Jammed master

• Code: SC211
• Description: Platen release motor lock The sensor does not turn off for more than 5 seconds after the platen release motor on signal is generated. The sensor does not turn on for more than 5 seconds after the platen release motor on signal is generated.
• Causes: • Defective sensor • Defective motor

• Code: SC212
• Description: Master cut error The master edge sensor remains on after the first master cut recovery operation. (Normally, the master is cut if the master edge sensor detects a mis-cut master the first time.) The master edge sensor remains on after the machine detects SC300 (main motor lock) during master wrapping. Normally, the cutter operates if the machine detects SC300 (Main motor lock) during wrapping a master on drum, also after the master edge sensor is still ON when the drum turns to HP again. The cutter HP switch does not turn on within 3 seconds after starting the cutter motor, and the master edge sensor remains on when the drum turns to HP after the cutter motor turns in the opposite direction and returns to HP.
• Causes: • Defective master edge sensor • Defective cutter unit • Defective master vacuum fans • Jammed master