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If the rear cabinet is a box type, proceed to step 9.

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If the rear cabinet is not a box type, proceed to step 3.

3) Cut out the central one of three notches of upper rear cover with a

nipper.

4) Remove the three securing screws which hold the flywheel and

remove the flywheel. 

5) Remove the two securing screws which hold the shield line guide

to the main drive frame and remove the shield line guide.

6) Plug the printer relay cable connector into the most right hand port

on the ICU board.

7) Place the printer relay cable into the central notch of shield line

guide (the location with a letter P) and attach it temporarily with a
binding band as shown in the illustration.

Next, insert the two ribs on the main drive frame through the
positioning holes of shield line guide, then use the two securing
screws to secure it.

Place the printer relay cable as shown in the illustration, then
tighten the binding band and cut away the excess.

8) Reinstall the flywheel (which was removed in the step 4) onto the

main drive shaft while slipping inside the exterior. Use the three
securing screws to secure it.

Make sure the arrow mark on flywheel faces toward you.

<Caution> Do not turn the flywheel with hands after installation

since it may cause damage to the gears.

9) Connect the power connector of printer box unit to the power

supply port on the main copier unit, then attach the printer box unit
on the holes of F/P box mounting plate using the hooks.

Using the 5 printer box securing screws, attach the printer box to
the mounting plate.

Notches

A notch

Flywheel

Securing 
screw

Shield line 
guide 

Securing screws

Printer relay cable

Port on the ICU board

Shield line guide

Binding 
band

Securing screws

Ribs

Binding 
band

Cut away the surplus

Printer relay cable

Flywheel

Securing 
screw

Engraved 
arrow mark

Caution

Printer box unit

 Printer box securing screw

Hook

Power connector

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10) Remove the securing screws holding the P side OP cover in the

rear lower cover which was removed in the step 2, then remove
the P side OP cover.

Next, paste an attached label at the position only for Sweden
and Norway as shown in the illustration.

11) Hook the rear lower cover on the securing screw 

➃

 which was

loosened in the step 2 as shown in the illustration.

Next, tighten the securing screws 

➀

, 

➁

 and 

➂

 temporarily, which

were removed in the step 2 and tighten the securing screw 

➃

which was loosened, then tighten the securing screws 

➄

, 

➅

 and

➆

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Reinstall the rear cover which was removed in the step 2 to the
original position by putting it onto the securing screws 

➀

, 

➁

 and

➂

 which temporarily secure the rear cover, then tighten the

securing screws 

➀

, 

➁

 and 

➂

 after tightening the securing screws

➇

 and 

➈

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If the rear cabinet is a box type, attach the connector cover.

12) If the rear cabinet is a box type:

Insert the printer relay cable connector to the rightmost connec-
tor of the ICU PWB to connect it.

If an option has been already connected to the right SCSI con-
nector of the copier, however, connect the cable to the left con-
nector.

13) If the copier is equipped with an automatic document feeder,

connect the connector that has been removed in step 2 to its
original position of the copier and secure the connector with the
attached screw.

1. Connect the printer relay cable to the connector of printer

box.

2. Attach the supplied wire saddles to the printer relay cable.

3. Insert and fix the wire saddle at the position of rear lower

cover as shown in the illustration.

a. Memory expansion in the printer control PWB

Normally there is no need for memory expansion. However,
memory expansion will increase the printer performance. 

When printing graphics or complex data, memory expansion will
increase printing speed. 

Memory of 16MB or 32MB can be installed to the two slots. (16MB

onboard)

Different capacity of memory can be installed to the two slots. 

The total memory after expansion may be 32, 48, 64, or 80MB.
After the above procedure, select VM Option menu and set the
total memory capacity. 

b. ICU PWB memory expansion

The copier ICU PWB requires total memory capacity of 16 (20)MB
or more. 

Memory of 16MB or 32MB can be installed to the two slots. (4MB
onboard)

Different capacity of memory can be installed to the two slots. 

Plug the connector of the Centronics cable (sold separately) into the
Centronics port on the printer box base.Plug the other connector into
the laser printer port on a personal computer.

 P side OP cover

Label

Securing 
screws

Securing screw

Securing 
screws

Securing 
screws

Rear lower 
cover

Rear lower 
cover

Rear cover

Loosened 
screw

Loosened 
screw

Rear 
 cover

Securing screw

Connector
 cover

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Screw

Connector

Printer relay cable

Printer relay cable

Wire saddle (1 pc.)

Wire saddles (2 pcs.)

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Centronics cable 
(sold separately)

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1) Insert the network card into the network card slot on the printer

control PWB. and fix it with screws. 

2) Install the printer control PWB to the copier. 

3) Connect the network cable to the network card connector. 

Setup the following items. For  parallel I/F, setup, if there is no trouble
in operations, there is no need to change any settings.

Content

Simulation No.

Set value

System configuration setup

26-44

1

Print counter count mode setup

26-05

Parallel I/F timing adjustment

67-03

Parallel I/F select IN signal timing

67-11

Refer to the section of the key operator program and make setting
according to the user environment. 

You will need the following hardware and software in order to install
the printer driver.

Computer Type

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IBM PC/AT or compatible computer
equipped with a bi-directional parallel
interface

Operating System

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Windows 3.1x, Windows 95, Windows 98,
Windows 2000, Windows NT 4.0

CPU

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Windows 3.1/Windows 95: 486SX or better

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Windows 98: 486DX/66 MHz or better
(Pentium or better is recommended.)

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Windows NT4.0: 486/25MHz or better

RAM

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Windows 3.1/Windows 95: 8 MB or more
(12 MB or more is recommended.)

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Windows 98/Windows 2000: 16 MB or more
(32 MB or more is recommended.)

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Windows NT 4.0: 16 MB or more

Operating system

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Mac OS 7.6 to 9.0

CPU

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MC 68040 or PowerPC microprocessor

RAM

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16 MB or more for PowerPC microprocessor
machine

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12 MB or more for MC 68040 machine

Printer driver

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LaserWriter 8 version 8.4.1 or later

To use the printer with a Macintosh computer, an optional network
interface card (Print Server Card) is needed. Also the Macintosh com-
puter must be equipped with an Ethernet port. If your computer is not
equipped with an Ethernet port, install an Ethernet interface.

Check the user environment and make setup according to the Opera-
tion Manual attached to the network card.

The NW Setup is a setup tool for using a SHARP printer with a
network card installed in a Novell NetWare environment. Registration
of printers to a NetWare server and parameter settings for a network
card can be performed by using a procedure with wizards.

For using the NW Setup, a Novell Client supplied by Novell must
have been installed. Also before starting the NW Setup, you must log
in the NetWare server with the ’Administrator’ privileges.

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To use the NW Setup, the following hardware and software are
needed.

NetWare server:

IntranetWare (NetWare 4.x)

NetWare client:

Novell Client 4.5 for Windows NT
Novell Client v3.0 for Windows 95/98/2000

Client PC operating
system:

Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2000,
Windows NT 4.0

Printer:

SHARP printer with a Print Server Card
(AR-NC3D) installed

This copier/printer is equipped with web page features that allow
some network-related functions such as the network scanner function
and the Status & Alert by E-mail function to be set and used with a
web browser. (An optional Network Scanner Expansion Kit AR-NS1 is
required to use the network scanner function.)

The web page feature includes the following three types.

1. Password Setting

Setting up the administrator’s and user’s passwords.

The administrator of this software can set the passwords (for ad-
ministrator and user) to authorize the access to the E-mail Setup
Web page for the security of the settings on the page. If such a
security measure is not required, the Password Setting procedure
can be skipped. This will leave Web access settings open to all
users.

2. E-mail Setup and Network Scanning Setup

Configuration of the network scanning system and status/alert by
E-mail.

3. Scanning Destination Setup

Setting the default scanning parameters on the device to send the
scanned image or data as Destinations. (An optional Network
Scanner Expansion Kit AR-NS1 is required for this setup.)

First, assign an IP address to the copier/printer.

The administrator should exclusively do the setting of the password of
two levels: User and Admin when setting up network scanning system
security. A User password is required to create, change, and delete
destinations. An Admin Password lets you access to the same func-
tions as the User password but is also required to set system con-
figuration settings such as:

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Password Setup page

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Setup Status & Alerts by E-mail pages

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E-mail/Network Scanning Setup page

When you first install your network scanning system, both password
functions are disabled. To set a User and/or Admin password.

Name

Definition

Enable Password
Protection of This
Web Site

To enable password protection, check the
box and click the ‘Submit’ button. To disable
it, clear the check mark in the box and click
the ‘Submit’ button.

User Access in
Destination List

Enter a User password within 10 characters.

Confirm Password

Enter the User password again to confirm it.

Admin Control for
E-mail/Scanning

Enter an Admin password within 10
characters.

Confirm Password

Enter the Admin password again to confirm it.

In the "Status/Alert by E-mail" function, SMTP (Simple Mail Transport
Protocol) protocol is used to send the e-mails. This section describes
how to set up the basic status of the e-mail sending including the
definition of the file names for the image data to be attached and so
on. Such settings must be effected by the system administrator who
has the special network related backgrounds.

Item

Description

Name

Enter a unique name for the machine within 50
characters.

Machine Code

This is not used. This field can be used to input
some machine related information. Some dealers
may use this field to identify the machine.

Machine
Location

Enter a unique entry for the machine location
within 100 characters.

Primary
E-mail Server

Enter an IP address for the primary e-mail server
or a host name.

Secondary
E-mail Server

Enter an IP address for the secondary e-mail
server or a host name. No need to enter if
secondary e-mail server is not set up.

E-mail Time
Out

Enter a time out period, from 0 to 60 seconds,
that the system will wait for as it attempts to
connect to the primary server. The default is 20
seconds. If no connection is made, the system
will then look for the secondary server if it has
been set up. If not, the system will stop
attempting to connect.

Reply Address

Enter an e-mail address to which the machine
returns an unsuccessful delivery message when
the distribution has failed. Only 1 e-mail address
can be entered.

Time Zone

Select the time zone of the place to use this
Network Scanning System. A specific time zone
is set after the selection.

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