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2. Communication section
Note: These items are factory adjusted when shipping according to
FCC standards. Therefore, do not change the setting in the
market.
A. Dial test (<FAX mode> SIM 66-13)
(1) Dial pulse transmission test
1) Execute SIM 66-13 in FAX mode.
2) Execute the dial pulse mode according to the instructions on the
LCD display.
SELECT SIGNAL
1:PULSE  2:DTMF
3) Set the make time.
INPUT MAKE TIME
(0–15)              
4) Select the dial to be transmitted.
Default: 0123456789#
(After deleting with the clear key, it can be set to any desired
value.)
5) Transmission is started from the line.
SEND yyPPS xxm s
1:YES 2:NO
SENDING yyPPS xxm s
SIM
Soft
SW
Initial
value
Set value
Dial
pulse
make
time
10
PPS
FAX
mode
66-13
SW67-
1  –  4
40ms
(14)
SW set
value: 0 – 15
Make time:
25  – 41ms
1ms
step
(Binary 
input)
(2) DTMF signal transmission level adjustment
1) Execute SIM 66-13 in the FAX mode.
2) Execute the DTMF mode according to the instructions on the
LCD display.
SELECT SIGNAL
1:PULSE  2:DTMF
3) Select the signal transmission level.
The signal transmission level is classified into two groups: the
high group, and the low group.
Transmission can be made with either of default and the soft
SW set value.
SELECT HIGH LEVEL
1:DEFAULT 2:SOFT  SW.
SELECT LOW LEVEL
1:DEFAULT 2:SOFT  SW.
4) The transmission level can be set when the following menu is
displayed on the LCD. (et value 1 = 0.5dB change)
INPUT VALUE
(0–15)              
(This value is returned to the original value when the simulation
mode is canceled.)
5) Select the dial signal to be transmitted.
Default: 0123456789#
(After deleting with the clear key, it can be set to any desired value.)
6) Start transmission from the line.
H:xx   L:yy
1:YES 2:NO
SENDING DTMF
xx: High group soft SW set value
yy: Low group soft SW set value
SIM
Soft
SW
Initial
value
Set value
DTMF
trans-
mission 
level
High
group
(FAX
mode)
66-13
(Test
only)
SW53-
1  –  4
3.5dB
(7)
SW set
value: 0 –
15
Transmis-
sion level:
0  – 7.5db
0.5ms
step
(Binary 
input)
Low
group
SW53-
5  –  8
3.5dB 
(7)
AR-FX2
4  –  2
[5] SIMULATIONS
1. Entering the simulation mode
A. Copy mode
The following key operations allow to enter the simulation mode from
the copy mode. 
Clear key 
→ Interruption key → “0” key → Interruption key → Main
code 
→ Start key → Sub code → Start key
B. FAX mode
The following key operations allow to enter the simulation mode from
the FAX mode. 
Clear key 
→ Interruption key → “0” key → Interruption key → Main
code 
→ Start key → Sub code → Start key
Or perform the following key operations:
“FUNCTION” key 
→ “9” key → “    ” key → “8” key → “#” key → “7”
key 
→ Main code → Start key → Sub code → Start key
2. Cancel of simulation mode
Press the clear all key to cancel the simulation mode. 
Copy mode: Press the interruption key to interrupt the operation and
return the sub code entry menu.
FAX mode: Press the CLEAR key to interrupt the operation and return
the sub code entry menu.
3. Simulation list
A. Copy mode <Related to the FAX kit>
Main 
code
Sub
code
Content
22
20
FAX print counter display
24
11
FAX print counter clear
13
Scan counter clear
26
1
Option switch display
48
1
Main scanning (Front/Rear) direction
magnification ratio adjustment (Common in copy,
FAX/OC, SPF)
6
OC mode sub scanning direction magnification
ratio adjustment in FAX mode
7
SPF mode sub scanning direction magnification
ratio adjustment in FAX mode
∗ This Service Manual describes only the items related to the FAX kit.
For the other items, refer to the Service Manual of the main machine.
B. FAX mode
Main 
code
Sub
code
Content
22
11
Fax related counter display
14
Fax ROM ver. Display
24
14
FAX related counter clear
46
12
FAX mode density adjustment (AUTO)
14
FAX mode density adjustment for each
resolution (Fine)
15
FAX mode density adjustment for each
resolution (Super Fine)
16
FAX mode density adjustment for each
resolution (Ultra Fine)
64
02
User switch front print
03
Soft switch setting table print
04
Dump list print
66
01
FAX related soft SW setup check/change
02
FAX related soft SW clear (Excluding
adjustment values)
03
FAX PWB memory check
04
Signal send mode
06
Confidential communication password print
07
Image memory contents output
08
Voice message clear
A
10
Image memory clear
11
300bps signal send
13
Dial test
17
DTMF signal send mode
22
Handset sound volume adjustment
A
30
TEL/LIU status change check
32
Received data check
34
Communication time measurement/check
37
Speaker sound volume adjustment
38
Time setup/check
∗ A: Not used
∗1: Counter display method
To display 12345:  “123” (0.75sec) 
→ Blank (0.3sec) → “456” (0.7sec) → Blank (1.0sec) → Repeat
∗2: Display after clearing each counter
“000” (0.7sec) 
→ Blank (0.3sec) → “000” (0.7sec) → Blank (1.0sec) → Repeat
4. Details of simulations
A. Copy mode
Main 
code
Sub
code
Content
Operational description
Initial
value
Set
range
22
20
FAX print counter
display
Used to display the current Fax print counter value. 
∗1
24
11
FAX print counter clear
Used to clear the Fax printer counter. 
∗2
13
Scan counter clear
Used to clear the scan counter. 
∗2
AR-FX2
5  –  1
Main 
code
Sub
code
Content
Operational description
Initial
value
Set
range
26
1
Option switch display
Used to display the installed options with LED on the operation panel.
48
1
Main scanning
(front/rear) direction
magnification ratio
adjustment (Common
in copy, FAX/OC. SPF)
After warming up, shading is performed and the main scanning (front/rear)
direction magnification ratio and OC mode document off-center are adjusted.
1  – 99
6
OC mode sub
scanning direction
magnification ratio
adjustment in FAX
mode
After warming up, shading is performed and the OC mode sub scanning
direction magnification ratio in FAX is adjusted.
1  – 99
7
SPF mode sub
scanning direction
magnification ratio
adjustment in FAX
mode
After warming up, shading is performed and the SPF mode sub scanning
direction magnification ratio in FAX is adjusted.
1  – 99
Key operation
Display
Display switch:
magnification ratio key
<LED lighted when installing an option>
• When “A” is displayed on the display:
Shifter: Paper empty LED
Job separator : JAM LED
SPF: SPF select LED
RSPF: SPF JAM LED
Dehumidifier heater: Main body JAM LED
Duplex mode: Main cassette select LED
Simplex mode: Multi manual feed select LED
• When “b” is displayed on the display:
Cassette (2-stage): No. 2 cassette select
LED
Cassette (3-stage): No. 3 cassette select
LED
Cassette (4-stage): No. 4 cassette select
LED
Memory installation: Paper empty LED
FAX: JAM LED
Printer: Main body JAM LED
ERDH: Main cassette select LED
16CPM: SPF JAM LED
20CPM: SPF select LED
Document sensor: Auto paper select LED
Key operation
Display
Adjustment mode select:
Magnification ratio display
key
Manual main scanning
direction magnification
ratio adjustment set value:
Copy quantity set key
Auto magnification ratio adjustment: Auto
LED
Manual magnification ratio adjustment:
Manual LED
OC mode document off-center adjustment:
Photo LED
Key operation
FAX OC mode sub scanning direction magnification ratio: Copy quantity
set key
Key operation
FAX SPF mode sub scanning direction magnification ratio: Copy quantity
set key
AR-FX2
5  –  2
B. FAX mode
Main 
code
Sub
code
Content
Operational description
Initial
value
Set
range
22
11
FAX related counter
display
The current Fax related counters are displayed on the LCD.
14
FAX ROM Ver. Display
The currently installed ROM version is displayed on the LCD.
24
14
FAX related counter
clear
The current FAX related counters are cleared.
• Transmission counter (Time, number of sheets)
• Reception counter (Time, number of sheets)
46
12
FAX mode density
adjustment (Overall
mode)
After warming up, shading is performed and the currently set density level
(Fine mode, auto exposure) is displayed. For the adjustment procedures,
refer to the previous descriptions.
14
FAX mode density
adjustment for each
resolution (Fine)
After warming up, shading is performed and the currently set density level
(Fine mode) is displayed. For the adjustment procedures, refer to the
previous descriptions.
15
FAX mode density
adjustment for each
resolution (Super fine)
After warming up, shading is performed and the currently set density level
(Super fine mode) is displayed. For the adjustment procedures, refer to the
previous descriptions.
16
FAX mode density
adjustment for each
resolution (Ultra fine)
After warming up, shading is performed and the currently set density level
(Ultra fine mode) is displayed. For the adjustment procedures, refer to the
previous descriptions.
64
02
User switch table print
Used to print the currently set user switch table.
03
Soft switch setup table
print
Used to print the currently set soft switch. (FAX send counter, communication
time, option status, ROM version)
04
Dump list print
Used to print the SRAM contents as a dump list in blocks of 0 – 127.
Select block 0 – 127 and press the START key to start printing.
66
01
FAX related soft SW
setup check/change
Used to check and change the current soft switch setup.
02
FAX related soft SW
clear (Excluding the
adjustment values)
Used to set the following soft SW to the default.
<Line signal adjustment value>
• Signal send level (SW5-5 – 8)
• DTMF send level (High group) (SW53-1 – 4)
• DTMF send level (Low group)(SW53-5 – 8)
• Make time (10PPS) (SW67-1 – 4)
03
FAX PWB memory
check
Used to check each memory installed on the FAX PWB.
Display
Copy quantity
Transmission counter
Reception counter
Time
Accumulated transmission time
Accumulated reception time
Display
FAX ROM: FAX PWB ROM version
CPU: FAX PWB CPU version
Key operation
Display
<Memory>
1: DRAM
2: SRAM
3: FLASH
4: OPTION
5: PAGE
<Error status>
SUM NG: Check sum error
A-BUS NG: Address bus error
DATA NG: Data check error
D-BUS NG: Data bus error
ERASE NG: Data erase error
AR-FX2
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