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c. Details of operation
1) The OPC drum surface is negatively charged by the main charger.
The main charger unit is provided with the screen grid. The OCP
drum is charged with the voltage virtually same as the voltage ap-
plied to the screen grid.
2) Laser beam image lights are radiated to the OPC drum surface by
the scanner (writing) unit to form latent electrostatic images.
When the OPC drum CGL is radiated by laser beams, positive
and negative charges are generated.
The positive charges generated in CGL are attracted to the nega-
tive charges on the OPC drum surface. While the negative
charges are attracted to the positive charges in the aluminum
layer of the OPC drum.
Therefore, the positive and the negative charges are offset each
other to reduce positive and negative charges, resulting in a re-
duced potential in the OPC drum surface.
The areas which are not radiated by laser beams remain charged.
As a result, latent electrostatic images are formed on the OPC
drum surface.
3) After transfer operation, residual toner on the OPC drum is re-
moved by the cleaning blade.
The toner removed from the OPC drum is transported to the waste
toner bottle by the waste toner transport screw.
4) The whole surface of the OPC drum is discharged.
Aluminum
layer
OPC drum
CTL
CGL
High voltage unit
Main corona unit
Screen grid
Aluminum
layer
CGL
CTL
OPC drum
Laser
Aluminum
layer
OPC drum
CGL
CTL
OPC drum
OPC drum
layer
Aluminum
CGL
CTL
OPC drum
layer
Aluminum
CGL
CTL
Discharge
lamp
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Lights are radiated to the whole surface of the OPC drum by the
discharge lamp.
When the CGL of the OPC drum is exposed to the lights from the
discharge lamp, positive and negative charges are generated. The
positive charged generated in the CGL are attracted to the nega-
tive charges on the OPC drum surface. While the negative
charges are attracted to the positive charges in the aluminum
layer of the OPC drum.
Therefore the positive and the negative charges on the OPC drum
surface and in the aluminum layer are offset each other to reduce
positive and negative charges, resulting in a reduced surface po-
tential of the OPC drum.
(2) Operation of the development section (composed of
four units of Y/M/C/K)
a. Outline
This section converts latent electrostatic images formed on the OPC
drum surface by the scanner (writing) unit (laser beam image lights)
into visible images.
DEVELPING(M)
DEVELPING(C)
DEVELOPING
UNIT(M)
TONER HOPPER
UNIT(M)
TONER MOTOR
3
4
TONER
CONCENTRATION
SENSOR
TONER
DEVELOPPER
DEVELOPING
UNIT(C)
TONER HOPPER
UNIT(C)
TONER MOTOR
3
4
TONER
DEVELOPPER
TONER
CONCENTRATION
SENSOR
DEVELPING(K)
DEVELOPING
UNIT(K)
TONER HOPPER
UNIT(K)
TONER MOTOR
4
TONER
DEVELOPPER
DV MOTOR(BLACK)
TONER
CONCENTRATION
SENSOR
DEVELPING(Y)
DEVELOPING
UNIT(Y)
TONER HOPPER
UNIT(Y)
TONER MOTOR
DV MOTOR (COLOR)
3
3
4
TONER
DEVELOPPER
TONER
CONCENTRATION
SENSOR
TONER HOPPER
UNIT(M)
DEVELOPING
UNIT(M)
TONER MOTOR
DEVELPING(M)
PCU
PWB
PCU
SUB
PWB
PROCESS SECTION
CN111
(34pin)
CN104
(28pin)
CN401
(6pin)
CN111
(34pin)
CN104
(28pin)
CNB
(8pin)
CN702
(40pin)
DCPS
HV PWB
(TC)
BELT UNIT
HV PWB
(MC)
TC K
MC HOLDER UNIT
MC
PWB
MC K
TC C
TC M
TC Y
OZFM
LSUFM
VFM
TFD
WASTE TONER UNIT
VENTILATION
FAN DUCT UNIT
GB K
DV Bias K
MC C
GB C
DV Bias C
MC M
GB M
DV Bias M
MC Y
GB Y
DV Bias Y
PROCESS
CONTROL
PWB
DCPS
CN8
(3pin)
CN6
(3pin)
CN9
(10pin)
CN7
(10pin)
CN4
(3pin)
CN5
(10pin)
CN2
(3pin)
CN3
(10pin)
CN10
(12pin)
CN702
(40pin)
PCU
PWB
CN113
(34pin)
CN112
(32pin)
CN1
(15pin)
DV/TONER HOPPER SECTION
DLK
DMSK
TCSK
DLC
DMSC
TCSC
DLM
DMSM
TCSM
DLY
DMSY
TCSY
DV UNIT
TONER HOPPER UNIT
TMK
TMY
TMM
TMC
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b. Major parts functions and operations
No.
Parts
Note
Code
Signal
name
Name
Type
Function/Operation
Active
condition
1
Developing unit (Y)
Changes yellow latent electrostatic
images to visible toner images.
2
Developing unit (M)
Changes magenta latent electrostatic
images to visible toner images.
3
Developing unit (C)
Changes cyan latent electrostatic
images to visible toner images.
4
Developing unit (K)
Changes black latent electrostatic
images to visible toner images.
5
DV seal
Shields and prevents toner from
leaking.
6
DV side seal F
Shields and prevents toner from
leaking.
7
DV side seal R
Shields and prevents toner from
leaking.
8
DMS 
(Y, M, C, K)
DMS 
(Y, M, C, K)
Drum mark sensor
Photo sensor
(Photo reflection)
Detects the mark on the OPC drum.
Analog
input
Controls the OC
drum phase and
identifies it.
9
Doctor
Controls toner quantity on the
developing roller to be even.
10
6
7
8
1
5
9
2
3
4
11
12
13
14
13
13
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No.
Parts
Note
Code
Signal
name
Name
Type
Function/Operation
Active
condition
10
Developing roller
main pole position
adjustment plate
Adjusts the developing roller main
pole position.
11
TCS 
(Y, M, C, K)
TCS 
(Y, M, C, K)
Toner concentration
sensor
Magnetic
Detects the ratio of carrier and toner
in the developing unit.
Analog
input
Installed to each
developing unit.
12
Developing roller
Adheres toner onto the OPC drum.
13
Toner mixing roller
Stirs toner and carrier to make the
toner concentration even and
charges the both.
14
Absorbing duct
Removes toner dispersed around the
developing roller.
Prevents against
dirty copy by
dispersed toner.
c. Details of operation 
<1> Charging, development
In the developing unit, carrier and toner are mixed and stirred by the
toner mixing screw.
By stirring, the toner concentration in the development unit is uni-
formed, and toner is charged negatively and carrier positively by me-
chanical friction.
The developing bias voltage (negative) is applied to the developing
roller. Negatively charged toner is attached by the developing bias
voltage to the area on the OPC drum surface where the negative po-
tential was reduced by exposure of laser beams.
While the area on the OPC drum surface where exposure was not
made by the laser beams has higher negative potential, and repels
toner.
<2> Toner concentration control
The developing unit is provided with the toner concentration sensor to
detect the toner concentration.
When the toner concentration in the developing unit decreases, toner
is supplied from the toner hopper.
<3> Cleaning
The developing unit is provided with the absorption duct, which re-
moves toner attached around the seal.
<4> OPC drum marking detection
The developing unit is provided with the OPC drum marking sensor
to detect the drum marking to perform the following:
1) Identification of OPC drum
2) Image position control on the OPC drum in forming latent electro-
static images
<5> Others
To provide the constant developing conditions, the distance
between the developing roller and the OPC drum must be
maintained constant.
To realize this, the DSD holder is installed to the front and the rear
frame sections of the developing unit of each color and the OPC
drum unit.
The developing section is controlled by the process control PWB.
The process control PWB is provided with the temperature sensor,
and the result of sensing by the sensor is reflected to the
correction of the image forming section.
Aluminum
layer
CGL
CTL
OPC drum
Developing roller
Toner
concentration
sensor
DSD holder
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