SSTv201E_OpManual

Service Support Tool Version 2.01E

Operation Manual

January 2004

OIP Service Planning Division

OIP Device Quality Assurance Center

Canon Inc.

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Contents

1 OUTLINE ...................................................................................................................... 4

2 PREPARATION ............................................................................................................. 5

2.1 PC ................................................................................................................................. 5 2.2 CONNECTION CABLES ................................................................................................... 7 2.3 SST SETUP FILES ......................................................................................................... 9

3 INSTALLATION .......................................................................................................... 10

3.1 NOTES ON INSTALLATION............................................................................................ 10 3.2 POINTS TO NOTE ON UPGRADING SST - UNINSTALLING OLD VERSION SST- ............ 11 3.3 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE ........................................................................................ 12 3.4 INSTALLING THE DRIVER FOR THE USB-PARALLEL ADAPTER.................................... 15

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4 HOW TO OPERATE COMMON FUNCTIONS........................................................... 22

4.1 STARTING AND TERMINATING SST ............................................................................. 22 4 1.1 Starting SST........................................................................................................ 22 4 1.2 Terminating SST................................................................................................. 25

4.2 SELECTING UNIT TO CONNECT................................................................................... 26 4.3 REGISTERING AND REMOVING FIRMWARE.................................................................. 27

4 3.1 Registering from NewROM................................................................................ 27 4 3.2 Registering from Selected Folder....................................................................... 28 4 3.3 Batch Registration from System CD ................................................................. 30 4 3.4 Removing Firmwa ........................................................................................... 32 4 3.4 Removing Firmwa ........................................................................................... 33

4.4 REMOVING BACKUP DATA........................................................................................... 35

5 HOW TO OPERATE CLC/CP/GP................................................................................ 37

5.1 OUTLINE...................................................................................................................... 37 5.2 CONNECTION............................................................................................................... 37 5.3 DOWNLOADING FIRMWARE ......................................................................................... 40 5.4 UPLOADING BACKUP DATA ......................................................................................... 42 5.5 DOWNLOADING BACKUP DATA.................................................................................... 44 5.6 ABORTING.................................................................................................................... 46

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6 HOW TO OPERATE ACCESSORIES ......................................................................... 47

6.1 OUTLINE...................................................................................................................... 47 6.2 DOWNLOADING FIRMWARE ......................................................................................... 48

7 HOW TO OPERATE IR PRODUCTS (IR1600/2000 EXCLUDED) [NEW!] ......... 53

7.1 OUTLINE...................................................................................................................... 53 7.2 CONNECTION............................................................................................................... 56 7.3 DOWNLOADING FIRMWARE ......................................................................................... 61

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................................................................................................................. 61 7 3.2 Language/RUI MEAPCONT .............................................................................. 65 7 3.3 Boot ...................................................................................................................... 68 7.3.4 G3 Fax/ G4 Fax ................................................................................................... 70 7 3.5 DCON/RCON (iRC Series Only) ........................................................................ 72

7.4 UPLOADING BACKUP DATA ......................................................................................... 75 7.5 DOWNLOADING BACKUP DATA.................................................................................... 77 7.6 RECOVERING BACKUP SYSTEM................................................................................... 79

7 6.1 Outl e ................................................................................................................. 79 7 6.2 Operations ........................................................................................................... 79

7.7 FORMATTING HD ........................................................................................................ 81 7 7.1 Outl e ................................................................................................................. 81 7 7.2 Procedure............................................................................................................. 81

7.8 TERMINATION.............................................................................................................. 84

8 HOW TO OPERATE IR1600/2000 SERIES ................................................................ 86

8.1 OUTLINE...................................................................................................................... 86 8.2 DELETING OLD VERSION USB PRINTER CLASS DRIVER ........................................... 86 8.3 INSTALLING USB PRINTER CLASS DRIVER (FOR WINDOWS 98/98SE ONLY) ............ 87 8.4 CONNECTION............................................................................................................... 92 8.4 DOWNLOADING FIRMWARE ......................................................................................... 95

8 4.1 System ................................................................................................................. 95

9 HOW TO OPERATE USB PARALLEL ADAPTER ..................................................... 97

10 USING THE COLLECTIVE DOWNLOAD FUNCTION - NEW! - ......................... 98

10.1 OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................. 98 10.2 STEPS TO FOLLOW..................................................................................................... 98

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1 Outline Recent digital copiers store firmware (operation control program) in flash ROM or hard

disk (HD). With these products, updating the firmware is possible in the field by

connecting a personal computer (PC) to the digital copiers. The service support tool

(SST) is a software tool for downloading firmware for the purpose. With some models,

SST is capable of not only downloading firmware but also uploading backup data (to a PC

to save) or downloading the data (writing back the data once backed up on the PC).

SST v2.01 is applicable to the following digital copiers:

CLC1100 Series, CLC5000

CP660, 680, and 2100 Series

GP3/400 Series, GP 600 Series

iR Series

SST v2.01 is also usable with the following accessories which store firmware in flash

ROM:

Finishers E1, J1, and L1

ADF H1

Note that the flash ROM may be changed to mask ROM in the course of production, in

which case firmware download becomes impossible.

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2 Preparation Before upgrading copier firmware using SST, prepare the items listed in the following.

2.1 PC PC specifications

To use SST, prepare a PC that meets the specifications below.

Architecture: IBM PC/AT compatible

CPU: MMX Pentium 166 MHz or higher

(To connect to iR products, Celeron with 400 MHz or higher is

recommended.)

Main memory: 32 MB or greater (64 MB or greater is recommended.)

Disk space: 100 MB or greater

(Disk space requirement varies depending on the number of firmware

products to register.)

Display resolution: VGA (640 by 480 pixels) or higher

Number of colors: 32000 (16 bit) or greater

Parallel port: Bi-Centronics (IEEE 1284)

ECP mode support is required.

Serial port: RS-232C (D-sub 9-pin connector)

USB port: USB 1.1

Network interface: 10Base-T/100Base-TX Ethernet (IEEE 802.3)

TCP/IP protocol

OS: Windows 98/98SE, NT4.0 Workstation, 2000 Professional, XP

Windows NT cannot be used with iR1600/2000 Series because these

copiers connect to a main unit via USB cable but the OS do not support

USB.

Note that Windows Me is not applicable regardless of the copier models.

PC settings

To use SST, the PC BIOS must be set up to select ECP mode for parallel port

operation. On some PCs ECP mode is the default. If the modes of operation are

set to vary automatically, SST does not function normally. Be sure to select ECP

mode. To set up parallel port operation mode, usually the BIOS setup menu

executable at PC startup is used. Some PCs incorporate utility programs for the

purpose. The setting procedure varies by the PC. Refer to the operation manual

of your PC.

Points to check on using high-speed mode during the parallel connection to IR Series.

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✓ Click on “Control Panel” -> “System” -> “Device Manager”, and make sure that the

indication, “ECP Printer Port (LPT1)” is displayed at parallel port.

✓ With regard to property resource of LPT1, check to make sure that value is

indicated in each item of I/O range, Request for Interrupt, or DMA. Furthermore,

the message, “No competition” is displayed in the competitive device sections.

If the above-mentioned settings are not made, perform the BIOS setting of PC.

Generally, most of PCs go into the BIOS setting mode by pressing a function key such

as “F1” at their boot-up. The setting for parallel port is mostly included in the item of

“Advanced Setting”.

Select “ECP” for operation mode of parallel port.

Since DMA is used for high-speed mode of STT, if there is a selection to use DMA in

the BIOS setting, select “Yes (use)”, and set up the CH No. of DMA.

Each proper value of I/O address, IRQ, and DMA differs depending on the PC

environment; thus, we are unable to specify the value. The method to change the

BIOS setting also differs depending on PC, so refer to each Instruction Manual for

procedure.

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2.2 Connection Cables SST uses 5 types of connection cables. Select the cables fit for the device to work on

with SST. The cable types are listed below with the target devices.

Parallel cable: CLC/CP/GP, iR (iR1600/2000 excluded)

USB-Parallel Cable: CLC/CP/GP/ iR products equipped with the parallel port

(For Widows 2000/XP/98 series only)

Network cable: iR (iR1600/2000 excluded)

USB cable: iR1600/2000

Downloader PCB: Accessories

Parallel cable Prepare a parallel cable that meets the IEEE 1284 standard (with the indication of

“IEEE Std 1284-1994 compliant”). The connector on the PC side must be the D-sub

25-pin connector (IEEE 1284-A connector) and that on the device side must be the

Amphenol type full-pitch 36-pin connector (IEEE 1284-B connector), which are the

most generally used connectors.

The cable is desired to be as short as possible provided that connection is not

hindered (so as to avoid malfunctions induced by rfi).

Use of a cable that is not up to the IEEE 1284 standard may result in malfunctions

due to rfi.

USB Parallel Adapter (Parts Number:FY9-4154-000) Be sure to prepare the USB parallel adapter, the part No. FY9-4154-000 USB-Parallel

Cable. For the setup procedure, refer to “3.4 Installing the driver for the USB-Parallel

Adapter ”.

Network cable Prepare a network cable of category 5, a cross cable with twisted pairs of wires.


hindered.

USB cable Prepare a USB cable that meets the standard. Use of a cable that is not up to the

standard may result in malfunctions due to rfi.


hindered

Downloader PCB (Parts Number:FY9-2034-000) To download firmware for accessories, signal must be supplied from external to

control operation of the CPU. The downloader PCB incorporates a circuit for the

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purpose. The download PCB comes with an RS-232C cable for connecting to the

PC. This is a straight cable. Use of a cross cable instead hinders communication

and results in SST error.

The RS-232C cable connector is the D-sub 9-pin connector, which is in general use

for PCs. If the connector on your PC is a 25-pin connector, use an adapter available

in the market.

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2.3 SST Setup Files Regardless of Windows OS, STT Setup file set has been combined into 1 type since

v1.61.

Each file set consists of the four files below:

setup.lst

setup.exe

bpchost.cab

MSUSBUN98.exe*

*Windows98/98SE USB Driver Uninstall Executable File

(Refer to 8.2 Deleting Old Version USB Printer Class Driver)

Select the necessary file set considering the OS on your PC and the target devices.

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3 Installation 3.1 Notes on Installation • If your PC runs WindowsNT/2000/XP, log on as an Administrator. Driver registration

requires editing of Windows registry, which is permitted only to Administrators.

Therefore, installation is impossible without administrative privileges.

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3.2 Points to Note on Upgrading SST - Uninstalling old version SST-

• If an old version of SST is installed on your PC, uninstall it before installing the new version.

1) Open the Windows Start Menu, go to "Settings" to "Control Panel."

2) Start "Add/Remove Programs."

3) Select "ServiceSupportTool" from the list, and click on the "Add/Remove..."

button.

Do not directly copy the file into Service Support Tool Folder of Program

Files when upgrading SST. On the whole, application program does not operate by itself, but using OS

functions provided by *DLL or *OCX. If a version of *DLL or *OCX assumed in

the application program and a version installed in OS do not match, the program

may not properly operate.

Set up program includes these system files, and if necessary, upgrading *DLL or

*OCX is done at the same time with installing application.

Firmware items registered by previous versions of SST are stored in the ServTool

folder on the same drive SST is installed. Leave the ServTool folder alone, and

install the new version of SST on the same derive to carry over the previously

registered firmware data.

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3.3 Installation Procedure 1) Turn on power to the PC to start Windows.

2) If there are any active programs, terminate them.

3) Copy the setup files to a folder on the HD. (In this example, C:¥SST.)

4) Go to "Start" and click "Run...."

5) Click "Browse..." and select C:¥SST¥setup.exe.

6) Click "OK." The "Install" message shown below appears.

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7) If some of the Windows system files on the PC are out of date, the file may need

upgrade. In this case, a dialog shown below appears. Click "OK" to upgrade the

system files.

If Windows system file upgrade is not necessary, the dialog shown in Step 8)

appears immediately.

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When Windows system file upgrade completes, the dialog shown below appears.

Click "Yes" to restart the PC.

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Start from Step 4) after PC has restarted.

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8) Wait for a while and the "ServiceSupportTool Setup" dialog appears. Click "OK."

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9) Click the icon button to start installation. If you wish to install SST to a drive or

directory other than the indicated, click the "Change Directory."

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10) When installation completes, the completion message shown below appears.

Click "OK."

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11) Restart the PC

12) Go to "Start" to "Programs" to "ServiceSupportTool" to confirm that

ServiceSupportTool starts up.

The above procedure completes installation of SST.

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3.4 Installing the driver for the USB-Parallel Adapter A driver installation is necessary when the USB-parallel adapter is connected to a PC

with Windows2000/XP/98 installed. However, it is not required at the second or later

connection.

3.4.1 Installing the driver for the USB-Parallel Adapter (For Windows2000/XP)

1) Connect the machine and PC with the USB-Parallel Adapter.

2) Boot up the PC.

3) Turn ON the power switch of the machine.

4) Open “Control Panel”->“System”->“Device Manager” from the local disc of the PC.

5) Expand “USB (Universal Serial Bus) controllers”. Right-click on “USB Printing

Support”, and choose “Hardware Update”.

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6) “Hardware Update Wizard” starts up. Choose “Install from a list or specific location

(Advanced)”, and click “Next>”.

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7) Choose “Don’t search, I will choose the driver to install.” and click “Next>”.

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8) Click “Have Disk…”

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9) Click “Brows” and specify ”C:¥Program Files¥ServiceSupportTool¥inf¥USBPAdp”,

click ”OK”. In case “Service Support Tool” was installed to other than the default

location, specify the location you chose.

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10) Check to make sure that the indication “NetHawk USB-10 Cable” is shown in the

Model section, and click “Next>”.

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11) Click “Finish”.

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12) “NetHawk USB-10 Cable” has been added to the Device Manager list.

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The driver installation for the USB-parallel adapter has been completed.

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3.4.2 Installing the driver for the USB-Parallel Adapter (For Windows 98/98SE)

1) Connect the machine and PC with the USB-parallel adapter.

2) Boot up the PC.

3) Turn ON the power switch of the machine.

4) The “Plug & Play” function for Windows starts to operate. The machine is

automatically detected as a new device, and “Add New Hardware Wizard” starts

up. Click “Next>”.

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5) Choose “Search for the best driver for your device (Recommended).” and click

“Next>”.

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6) Choose “Specify a location”, and click “Browse…”

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7) Specify “C:¥Program Files¥ServiceSupportTool¥inf¥USBPAdp” as a location to

search, and click “OK”. In case “Service Support Tool” was installed to other than

the default location, specify the location you chose.

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8) Click “Next>”.

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9) Click “Next>”.

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10) Click “Finish”.

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The driver installation for the USB-Parallel Adapter (for Windows 98/98E) has

been completed.

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4 How To Operate Common Functions 4.1 Starting and Terminating SST

4.1.1 Starting SST

1) Start the PC.

2) Open the Windows Start Menu, go to "Programs" and select

"ServiceSupportTool."

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3) The SST startup screen appears.

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4) Following the startup screen, the main menu shown below appears automatically.

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To register or remove firmware, click the "To Next" button on the left part of the

main menu. The Data Control Item Selection screen appears. For operations

thereafter, see the corresponding descriptions in this chapter.

To download firmware, click the "To Next" button on the right part of the main

menu. The Unit Selection screen appears. For operations thereafter, see 4.2,

"Selecting Unit to Connect."

Click the "Ver. Info." button to display version information of the component

programs of SST.

Click "OK" to return to the main menu.

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• It is possible to move or combine the drive, which stores ServTool Folder, by clicking on “To Next” on the left of the main menu while pressing the “Ctrl” key.

Combine: All folders of transfer source and destination are stored. (Same

folder is overwritten)

Move: Folder of transfer destination is deleted, and folder of source is

stored in specified location.

Port selection is possible by clicking with the “Alt” key pressed.

The startup verification dialog appears in the following situations:

An attempt was made to activate more than one instance of SST.

SST was forcibly terminated by the system previous time.

Activating more than one instance of SST generates operation error. If SST is

already active, click "No" and use the active instance of SST.

When restarting SST after it terminated abnormally, click "Yes" to display the

startup screen.

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4.1.2 Terminating SST

1) If you are seeing a screen other than the main menu, return to the main menu.

2) Click "Ending the Service Support Tool" on the main menu.

3) The termination verification dialog appears. Click "End" to terminate.

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4.2 Selecting Unit to Connect 1) Click the "To Next" button on the right part of the main menu.

2) Select the target unit from the model list.

3) Select unit from the screen of selected model and unit. The “Connect” button is

available.

4) If more than one interface are selectable, click the button on the right end of the

interface selector to pull down the menu and select the interface to use.

5) Confirm the selected unit and interface, then click "Connect."

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4.3 Registering and Removing Firmware 4.3.1 Registering from NewROM

1) Save the file set of the firmware to register in the NewROM folder under the

ServTool folder.

2) Click the "To Next" button on the left part of the main menu.

3) Click "Registering Firmware."

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4) Click "Register from NewROM folder" on the Registering Firmware screen.

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5) When registration completes, the registered firmware is added to the list.

Check the list to verify.

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4.3.2 Registering from Selected Folder



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3) Click "Register from selected folder" on the Registering Firmware screen.

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4) Select the drive and folder where the file set of the firmware to register is stored.

When the information file is found, its file name is displayed and the "Register"

button becomes operational.

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5) Confirm the information file name, then click "Register" to start registration.

6) When registration completes, the completion message shown below appears.

Click "OK."

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New!

* Provided that a file for collective downloading exists,

the presence of firmware not registered for collective

downloading will be indicated in the list appearing

within the Completion message frame.

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4.3.3 Batch Registration from System CD



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3) Click "Register from selected folder" on the Registering Firmware screen.

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4) Select the drive and folder where the file set of the firmware to register is stored.

Then click the “Search” button.

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5) The list is displayed when information file is found, and the “Register ALL” button

becomes available. If a check in the box is canceled, the item will be out of batch

registration.

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6) Confirm the information file name, then click "Register All" to start registration.

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7) When registration completes, the completion message shown below appears.

Newly registered item has a check in the box indicating, “Registered OK.”

For an item already has been registered, no check is made in the box and

indicates “Already registered.”

In the case of error, an error message is indicated.

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Click "OK" to return to the Registering Firmware screen.

New!

* Provided that a file for collective downloading exists, the

presence of firmware not registered for collective

downloading will be indicated in the list appearing within the

Completion message frame.

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4.3.4 Removing Firmware


2) Click "Removing Firmware."

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3) Select and click the firmware item to remove on the Removing Firmware screen.

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* From v1.81, it has become possible to delete a firmware by model/unit.

4) Data of the selected firmware item appears. Confirm the data, and click

"Remove."

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5) The removal verification dialog appears. Click "Remove" to delete the item.

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New!

* An alert message will appear if

you select a file for collective

downloading for deletion.

6) When removal completes, the completion message shown below appears. Click

"OK."

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4.4 Removing Backup Data 1) Click the "To Next" button on the left part of the main menu.

2) Click "Controlling Backup Data."

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3) In the list on the Controlling Backup Data screen, select and click the backup data

to remove.

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4) Data of the selected backup data appears. Confirm the data and click "Remove."

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5) The removal verification screen appears. Click "Remove" to delete the data.

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6) When removal completes, the completion message shown below appears. Click

"OK."

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5 How to Operate CLC/CP/GP 5.1 Outline

CLC/CP/GP stores firmware in flash ROM DIMM, so the firmware can be upgraded

either by downloading or replacement of the DIMM.

The bidirectional Centronics interface is used for downloading.

The boot program for downloading is stored in mask ROM of the CPU.

Thanks to this, you can retry download if the first trial fails.

5.2 Connection 1) Turn off power to the PC and the copier.

2) Connect the PC to the copier with the parallel cable.

3) Set the mode switch on the copier to download mode.

4) Start the PC and activate SST.

5) Click the "To Next" button on the right part of the SST main menu.

6) Turn on power to the copier. Some of the models require the power switch on the

operation panel to be turned on. Refer to the Service Manual of the model.

For Windows XP, if PC boots up before the main unit starts up, and use SST, SST

may be hung up by “Detection Wizard for New Hardware” started up during

communication between SST and the main unit, though it depends on the combination

of the main unit and PC. To prevent this, be sure to turn ON the main unit first, and then

turn ON the PC. When “Detection Wizard for New Hardware” appears after Windows

starts up, press “Cancel” to close the wizard.

7) On the Unit Selection screen, select the model and unit to connect. The "Connect"

button becomes operational. Click "Connect" to display the Setup Confirmation

screen.

8) Confirm the cable connections and mode switch setting, then click "OK."

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9) SST starts communication with the copier to acquire necessary data. Status of

progress of communication is indicated on the progress bar.

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10) When communication completes, firmware data received from the copier appears.

Click "OK" to display the Selecting a Work Item screen.

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If the connected model does not match the selected model, the screen shown

below appears.

Click "Continue the Work with Selected Model/Unit" to enter to forcible write mode

and enable firmware download.

In forcible write mode, backup data can neither be uploaded nor downloaded.

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If a single interface connector is connected to more than one unit inside the copier,

like CLC1100 Series, restart the copier each time when changing the unit to

connect. Attempt to connect skipping restart results in communication error.

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5.3 Downloading Firmware 1) Select a target unit and connect to it.

2) Click "Firmware Downloading" on the Selecting a Work Item screen.

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Even in forcible write mode, firmware can be downloaded.

3) On the list, select a firmware item to download, and click on the item to activate the

"Start" button.

Click the "Start" button to start downloading.

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4) After download is started, SST at first communicates with the device to obtain

necessary information, then erases flash ROM data.

This screen indicates time remaining till time-up. Usually, the data is cleared

before the indication shows “0”.

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5) When flash ROM data is completely erased, SST transfers firmware and writes it to

flash ROM. Status of progress of the process is indicated on the progress bar.

6) When download completes, the results are displayed. Click "OK" to display the

Work Selection screen.

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5.4 Uploading Backup Data 1) Display the Selecting a Work Item screen and click on "Backup Data Uploading."

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In forcible write mode, the "Backup Data Uploading" button is disabled.

2) In the Available Data Type list, select a backup data item to upload and click it to

activate the "Start" button.

Click "Start" to start backup data uploading.

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3) Status of progress of data transfer is indicated on the progress bar.

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4) When upload completes, the screen shown below appears. Select the drive to

save data and enter the file name in the File Name field to activate the "Start

Saving" button. Click "Start Saving" to save the data. To discard uploaded data,

click "Discard Data."

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5) After data saving completes, click "OK" to return to the Selecting a Work Item

screen.

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5.5 Downloading Backup Data 1) Display the Selecting a Work Item screen and click "Backup Data Downloading."

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In forcible write mode, the "Backup Data Downloading" button is disabled.

2) Click on the down arrow button on the right on the lower field to display the

pull-down list of the stored backup data. Select from the list the backup data item

to download, and click it. The information of the selected backup data item is

displayed and the "Start" button becomes operational.

Click "Start" to start backup data downloading.

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4) After downloading completes, click "OK" to return to the Selecting a Work Item

screen.

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5.6 Aborting If the process is aborted while the PC is communicating with the copier, the copier must

be restarted to resume operation. If the OS is Windows 95 or 98/98SE, the PC must

also be restarted to resume. Do not abort operation unless it is necessary. If the OS

is Windows NT 4.0 or Windows 2000, return to the Unit Selection screen before

terminating operation.

1) To abort operation, click "Cancel."

2) The verification dialog appears. Click "Abort Downloading" to abort.

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3) The final verification dialog appears. Click "Abort Downloading" to abort.

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6 How to Operate Accessories 6.1 Outline

Some of the accessories store firmware in the flash ROM incorporated in the CPU. In

this case, the firmware can be downloaded from a PC. For accessories, SST can only

download firmware but can neither upload nor download backup data.

To connect an accessory to the PC, use the special connection cable for the purpose

(tool number: FY9-2034-000). For interfacing with the PC, use the 9-pin RS-232C

port.

As in the case for copiers, the boot program for downloading data for accessories is

also stored in mask ROM of the CPU. Therefore, you can retry downloading even if

the first trial fails.

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6.2 Downloading Firmware 1) Turn off power to the PC and the accessory.

2) Connect the PC to the accessory with the special cable.

4) Start up the PC and start SST.


4) Turn on power to the accessory and confirm that the power LED for the connection

cable lights.

5) Display the Unit Selection screen and select the accessory unit to connect.

6) Click "Connect."

7) Clicking "Connect" on the Unit Selection screen displays the Confirm Download

Ready.

8) Press the Start/Stop button for the connection cable. Verify that the load LED

lights, then click "OK."

To change the RS-232C port on the PC, click "Port Select" to display the Port

Selection screen.

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9) To change the port, select the desired port, and click "OK."

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10) Select from the list the version to download, to activate the "Start" button.

Click "Start" to start downloading.

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11) After download starts, the status of progress of data transfer is indicated on the

progress bar.

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12) When download completes, the result is displayed.

Click "OK" to display the Download End screen.

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13) Click "OK" to return to the Unit Selection screen.

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Terminating operation before starting download

The screen shown below appears if "Abort" on the ROM Version Selection

screen is clicked. If this screen appears, the data in flash ROM is left intact.

Click "OK" to return to the Unit Selection screen.

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Terminating operation after starting download

1) To terminate once started download, click "Cancel." The abortion verification

dialog appears. Click "Abort Downloading" to stop download.

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2) The screen shown below appears of write has been terminated before

completion.

If this screen appears, the data of flash ROM is erased. Start download again

and complete it normally, or otherwise, the accessory will be unusable. To

restart download, press the Start/Stop button for the connection cable.

(Confirm that the load LED goes off.)


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7 How to Operate iR Products (iR1600/2000 Excluded) [New!] 7.1 Outline

For iR products, SST can provide the following services:

Firmware downloading

Backupdata uploading

Backup data downloading

HD formatting (initialization)

Units of iR products that can be worked on with SST are listed below. Note that unit

configuration varies by the model.

Boot

G3FAX

G4FAX

HDFormat

Language

MEAPCONT

MPSFONTF

RUI

System

RCON

DCON

To connect SST, the copier must be set to download mode. There are two modes of

download for iR products:

Normal mode (download in service mode)

Safe mode (download by boot ROM)

Differences of functions available in the two modes of download are described below.

Mode of download Normal mode Safe mode

Formattable HD area Image data area and work area

Entire HD including system area

Uploadable backup data

All SRAMIMG only (MEAPBACK)

iR Bidirectional Centronics/network

Bidirectional Centronics (Network)

Available interface

iRC Network Network

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The download control program for normal mode is incorporated in the system software.

Since the copier must be in service mode to call the program, you cannot start

download in normal mode if the copier cannot be started. By contrast, the download

control program for safe mode is saved in the boot ROM and you can start download in

safe mode when the system software is not able to start or after replacing the HD with

the service part.

MEAP machine enables to temporarily save MEAP application software in safe mode

during the HD Format.

For iRC Series and MEAP-support iR machine, networks are available even while they

are in safe mode.

With iR3250, of which boot ROM does not implement the download control program,

download is possible only in normal mode.

With the iR products, the following interfaces are usable:

Bidirectional Centronics (IEEE1284 ECP mode)

Network (TCP/IP)

* iRC Series is possible for Network only.

To establish network connection, special setting is necessary on both the copier and the

PC. However, network connection enables faster data transfer than does bidirectional

Centronics connection, thereby saving download time.

With bidirectional Centronics connection, an option of low-speed or high-speed mode is

provided on Windows 95, 98, and 98SE. Note that operations in high-speed mode

depend on hardware(chip set) of the PC and system configuration of the PC, and are

not always normal on some PCs. If there is any problem, select low-speed mode.

On Windows NT/2000/XP, only low-speed mode is available.

For bidirectional Centronics connection, use an IEEE1284 compliant cable with the

indication of it. Select short cable as far as there is no obstacle to work. Use of a

non-compliant cable or long cable may result in error due to rfi, etc. during the use of

SST.

For network connection, use a cross cable consisting of twisted pairs of wires of

category 5, and connect PC to the device directly.

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iRC Series and MEAP-support iR machine includes Network Port as standard

equipment. Since servicing fixed IP address is set up by turning ON the main power

while pressing the numeric keypad “1” and “7” at the same time, there is no need to

change the IP address of the main unit at download mode (normal mode) from service

mode.

In addition, the servicing fixed IP address is automatically set up even if these machines

start up in safe mode. The servicing fixed IP address is as follows in all cases:

172.16.1.100

Be sure to set up IP address of a servicing PC as shown below:

IP address: 172.16.1.160

Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0

With iRC Series, it is possible to download the firmware of its main unit (reader and

printer units) from service PC via Ethernet (Network).

Basically, for adding the PDL functions, only add BootROM, and UFR. You do not need

to download firmware for PDL.

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7.2 Connection 1) Determine the mode of download on the iR product, and the interface to use.

2) Connect the PC to the iR product using the interface cable fit for the selected

interface.

For bidirectional Centronics connection, be sure to turn off power to both the copier

and the PC before connecting the cable. Connecting the cable while either the

copier or the PC is turned on may result in failure.

3) Start up the PC and start SST.

4) Set the iR product to download mode.

Normal mode (download mode in service mode):

Service mode > COPIER > FUNCTION > SYSTEM > DOWNLOAD > OK

iRC Series and MEAP-support iR machine: Normal mode (Download mode for

Service mode)

Turn ON the main power while pressing the numeric keypad “1” and “7” at the

same time. (“FIXIP” is displayed on the upper right of the LCD)

Service mode > COPIER > FUNCTION > SYSTEM > DOWNLOAD> OK

Safe mode (boot ROM download mode)

While holding down digits keys 2 and 8, turn on the main power switch.

*Safe mode is used for the following cases.

♦

♦

When replacing HDD

When system does not properly operate (E602-0001, 0002)


6) On the Unit Selection screen, select an iR product unit.

7) Select the interface fit for the connection.

8) Click "Connect" on the Unit Selection screen to display the Checking the Start

screen.

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For bidirectional Centronics connection

Check cable connection, verify that the copier is in download mode, and confirm

that the interface is in proper communication mode, then click "OK."

On Windows 95/98/98SE, either slow mode or fast mode is selectable. To change

the mode of communication, click "Switch operation mode."

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Click the mode of communication to select, then click "OK." The selected mode is

indicated on the right upper part of the screen. On Windows NT/2000/XP,

High-Speed mode cannot be selected but only Low-Speed mode is available.

If error occurs in High-Speed mode, restart the copier and switch the mode of

communication of SST to Low-Speed, then retry.

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For network connection

Check cable connection and verify that the copier is in download mode. With

network connection, click "Set host name" to specify the address of the device to

connect.

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When connecting a device for the first time, enter the IP address of the device in

the host name field.

On iRC Series and MEAP-support iR machine, IP address is set up automatically.

After entering the address, press "Save" to add the IP address to the list.

If the IP address of the device is already saved in the list, a click on the down arrow

button on the host name field pulls down the list and displays all of the saved IP

addresses. Select the target address and click it.

To delete an IP address from the list, select the address and click "Delete."

If SST on that machine has ever established network connection, the IP address of

the device connected last time is used as the default host name.

The set IP address of the device is indicated on the right upper part of the screen.

Set up the device address and click "OK" to return to the Checking the Start screen.

You can see the "OK" button on the screen is operational now.

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The following procedure is common to bidirectional Centronics connection and network

connection.

9) On the Checking the Start screen, click "OK". SST communicates with the copier

to acquire necessary data. Status of progress of communication is indicated on

the progress bar.

10) When the communication completes, Connecting to the Machine screen appears.

In the List of System Software for Target of Connection, the data of system

software obtained from the copier is displayed.

Click "OK" to display the Selecting a Job screen.

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The screen shown below appears if the selected model does not belong to the same

model type as the connected model. Click "To Unit Selection Screen" to return to

the screen, and select the model and unit properly there.

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The message shown below appears if the selected model belongs to the same model

group as the connected model, but the selected and connected models do not match.

Click "To Unit Selection Screen" to return to the screen and select the model and unit

properly there.

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7.3 Downloading Firmware 7.3.1 System

1) On the Work Selection screen, click "System Software Download."

The List of System Software for Target of Connection holds data of system

software saved on the HD. If two or more system software items are saved, they

can be displayed by pulling down the whole list with a click on the down arrow on

the right on the field. Each system software item is in any of the three states

below, which is indicated on the status column in the list.

A: Currently active (selected at startup)

B: Previously active before the current active system was downloaded

H: Saved on the HD but not selected at startup

Depending on the history of work, there may be no system software in state of B or

H.

After the system area or the entire area of the HD is formatted, the List of System

Software for Target of Connection becomes blank.

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2) On the Selecting a Version screen, select a system software item to download by a

click to activate the "Start" button. Data of the selected version appears. Check

the data and click "Start."

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For some models, data of the selected firmware is displayed. Check the data and

click "Start" to start download.

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Selecting the same version of the active system or below followed by a click on

"Start" displays the verification message shown below. To start download, click

"Start"

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3) After download starts, the status of progress is indicated on the progress bar.

4) The screen shown below appears while received data is being written to the HD

after download completes. Never turn off power while this screen is displayed,

because it causes HD write error.

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5) When the download completes, the result is displayed.

Click "OK" to return to the Selecting a Job screen.

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7.3.2 Language/RUI/MEAPCONT

Screens for Language, RUI and MEAPCONT are almost the same. In this section,

operations with RUI are explained. For operations with others, read "RUI" for other

unit names.

1) Select RUI for the unit and make connection.

2) On the Work Selection screen, click "RUI Download."

3) The List of System Software for Target of Connection contains the system software

items saved on the HD.

The RUI List for the Target Connection holds data of RUIs saved on the HD.

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4) From the list, select a RUI to download, and click it to activate the "Start" button.

Click "Start" to start download.

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RUI depends on system software version. If the selected RUI requires later

version than the currently active system, the verification message shown below

appears. To start download, click "Start."

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5) After download starts, status of progress is indicated on the progress bar.

6) The screen shown below appears while received data is being written to the HD


because it causes HD write error.

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7.3.3 Boot

1) Select Boot for the unit and make connection.

2) On the Selecting a Job screen, click "BootROM Download."

The BootROM of the Target of Connection field displays the data of firmware items

saved in the boot ROM (flash ROM DIMM).

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3) From the list, select a version to download, and click it to activate the "Start" button.


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5) The screen shown below appears while received data is being written to the Flash

ROM after download completes. Never turn off power while this screen is

displayed, because it makes the copier to fail in startup.

If the power switch is turned off in the duration and the copier becomes unable to

start, the boot ROM must be replaced with the one that stores firmware.

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7.3.4 G3 Fax/ G4 Fax

1) Select G3FAX for the unit and make connection.

2) On the Selecting a Job screen, click "G3FAX Download."

The G3FAX List for the Target of Connection displays the data of firmware items

saved in the flash ROM DIMM on the G3FAX board.

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5) The screen shown below appears while received data is being written to the Flash

ROM after download completes. Never turn off power while this screen is

displayed, because it disables the G3FAX board.

If the power switch is turned off in the duration and the G3FAX board is disabled,

the flash ROM DIMM must be replaced with the one that stores firmware.

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The G3FAX board cannot download firmware twice in a row. After making a

download, to make another download, turn off the power switch on the copier once

and turn it on again, then enter download mode for the second download.

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7.3.5 DCON/RCON (iRC Series Only)

Downloading DCON/RCON is possible in normal mode only.

Procedures for downloading DCON and RCON are similar, so the example of

DCON is taken here.

1) Select DCON for the unit and make connection.

2) On the Selecting a Job screen, click " DCON Download."

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3) From the list, select a version to download, and click it to activate the "Start"

button.


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5) The screen shown below appears while received data is being written to the

Flash ROM after download completes. If turning OFF the power at this time,

an error code may be displayed by writing failure to DCON/RCON. Therefore

be sure not to turn OFF the power.

If an error code appears, go back in download mode again, and download the

supporting firmware.

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It is unable to download DCON and RCON in a raw. If performing the second

download after the first download is completed, turn OFF/ON the main power

to go into download mode, and perform the second one.

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7.4 Uploading Backup Data 1) Select System for the unit and make connection.

2) On the Selecting a Job screen, click "Upload the Backup Data."

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3) From the List of System Software for Target Connection, select the backup data to

upload, and click it to activate the "Start Storing" button.

In safe mode, only SRAMIMG can be uploaded.

Click "Start Storing" to start uploading the backup data.

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5) The screen shown below appears when upload completes. To change the drive

to save data, use the selector to choose. Enter a file name in the "File name" field

to activate the "Save" button.

To save the uploaded data, click “Save”.

To discard the uploaded data, click "Discard."

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6) After data save completes, click "OK" to return to the Selecting a Job screen.

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7.5 Downloading Backup Data 1) Select System for the Unit and make connection.

2) On the Selecting a Job screen, click "Download the Backup Data."

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3) Names of saved backup data files appear. Select a data file to download, and

click it. Information of the selected data appears. Check the information, then

click "Start Writing."

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5) After download completes, click "OK" to return to the Selecting a Job screen.

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7.6 Recovering Backup System 7.6.1 Outline

If the downloaded system is in the same language and destined for the same

country/region as the currently active system, this active system is stored on the HD

as a backup system after the downloaded system becomes active. Only a single

generation of backup files are stored. If error occurs with the newly downloaded

system, you can restore the backup system to active state for check, without

downloading something else.

7.6.2 Operations

1) Select System for the Unit and make connection.

2) On the Selecting a Job screen, click "Recover the Backup system."

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3) A verification message appears.

To recover the backup system, click "Start."

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4) After the backup system is recovered, click "OK" to return to the Selecting a Job

screen.

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The recovered backup system becomes active after the copier is restarted next time.

After the backup system is recovered, the system that was active before the recovery

stands by as the backup system.

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7.7 Formatting HD 7.7.1 Outline

The hard disk of an iR product is partitioned to more than one area. Using SST,

either the entire HD or a selected area can be formatted (initialized).

Different partitions can be formatted in different modes of download.

In normal mode, the data area and work area can be formatted. In safe mode, the

system area can be formatted. The download control program for normal mode is

incorporated in the system software, which is saved in the system area. Formatting

an area erases all the files in that area. Therefore, formatting the system area or the

entire HD including the system area is possible only in safe mode, but not in normal

mode.

Note that the HDs supplied as service parts are not initialized, so after installing one

on a copier, you must format the entire disk before downloading the system or RUI.

7.7.2 Procedure

1) Enter the copier to the mode of download fit for the area to format.

2) Select HDFormat for the Unit and make connection.

3) When connection is made, a list of partitions that can be worked in the selected

mode of download appears. Click "OK" to go to the Selecting a Job screen.

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4) Click "Format."

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5) From the partition name list, select a partition to format, and click it. The names of

partitions displayed in the list vary by the mode of download. The system area

("/BOODEV") appears only in safe mode.

After an area is selected, the "Start" button for that area becomes operational.

To start formatting, click the "Start" button.

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6) Formatting an area erases all the data and files on that area. For prompting

caution against inadvertent loss of disk contents, the final confirmation message

shown below appears. To start formatting, click "Start."

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7) A message appears to notify of completion of formatting. Click "OK" to return to

the Work Selection screen.

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7.8 Termination 1) On the Selecting a Job screen, click "To Unit Selection Screen." .

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2) The Checking the End screen appears. Click "OK" to return to the Unit Selection

Screen.

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After performing format for all partitions or BOOTDEV, be sure to

continuously download System, Language, and RUI. If you do not download

System, E602-0002 appears when turning ON the main power.

With iRC Series, actual format processing for FSTDEV and PDLDEV is

performed when you turn ON the main power next time.

The time required is as follows, though it varies depending on the HDD state.

All Partitions: Approx. 7min PDLDEV: Approx. 5min FSTDEV: Approx. 2min

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The progress bar displayed when the power is ON proceeds slowly during

format processing. If turning OFF the power at this time, you cannot access to

HDD, and E602 may appear.

Therefore, be sure not to turn OFF the main unit while the progress bar is

displayed.

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8 How to Operate iR1600/2000 Series 8.1 Outline

Since the iR1600/2000 Series copiers store firmware on their flash ROM (DIMM), the

firmware can be upgraded by downloads.

This series copiers use the USB for the download interface. Because of this, the PC

OSes for firmware download for the machines are limited to Windows 98, 98SE, 2000,

and XP. Note that Windows 95 and NT are inapplicable because these OSes do not

support the USB. Of iR16000/2000, the USB connector for download is the USB port

located on the image processor board. The USB port on the accessory printer board

cannot be used for firmware download.

On a USB interface, Copiers of this series are recognized as devices of a group called

the USB printer class. In order to communicate with a device of the USB printer class,

a PC uses a special driver called the USB printer class driver. This special driver is

incorporated in Windows 2000 and XP, but not in Windows 98/98SE. Therefore, when

connecting SST on a Windows 98/98SE machine to a copier of this series for the first

time, this special driver must be installed to the PC. Installation of the driver is not

necessary for the second and the following connections.

8.2 Deleting Old Version USB Printer Class Driver This is required only if you have downloaded iR1600/2000 with Windows98/98SE.

For procedure, perform MSUSBUN98.exe, which is the setup file set of SST, and re-boot

PC.

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8.3 Installing USB Printer Class Driver (for Windows 98/98SE Only) Procedure described in this section is required only when a copier of this series is

connected to a Windows 98/98SE PC for the first time. Once you started the

procedure, you must complete it. Aborting this procedure in the middle makes it

impossible to install the USB printer class driver in the future.

1) Connect the PC to the copier with a USB cable.

2) Start the PC.

3) Turn on the power switch on the copier.

4) The Plug&Play function of Windows automatically detects the copier as a new

device, and the Add New Hardware Wizard starts.

Click "Next."

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5) Select "Search for the best driver for your device. (Recommended)." Click "Next."

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6) Select "Specify a location:" and click the "Browse..." button.

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7) Specify "C:¥Program Files¥ServiceSupportTool¥inf¥usbprint" and click "OK." If

you have installed SST to a place other than the default directory, specify the path

to the directory to search accordingly.

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8) Click "Next."

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9) The message shown below may appear on some PCs. If it appears, click "OK"

and proceed to Step 10).

On other PCs, the message will not appear. In this case, proceed to Step 13).

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10) Click the "Browse..." button.

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11) Specify "C:¥Program Files¥ServiceSupportTool¥inf¥usbprint" and click "OK." If

you have installed SST to a place other than the default directory, specify the path

to the directory to search accordingly.

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12) Click "OK."

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13) Click "Next."

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14) Click "Finish."

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15) When installation of the driver completes, a dialog appears and asks whether to

restart the PC immediately. Click "Yes" to restart the PC.

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16) Turn of power switch on the copier.

The above procedure completes installation of the USB printer class driver.

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8.4 Connection 1) Connect the copier to the PC with the USB cable.

2) Start the PC.

3) Start SST.

4) Turn on the power switch on the copier.

5) The Plug&Play function of Windows automatically detects the copier as a new

device, and the Add New Hardware Wizard starts.

Provided that the USB printer class driver is already installed, the device name of

the copier is indicated as "CanonCFYSA."

Click ”Cancel” to close the Add New Hardware Wizard.

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6) Enter the copier to download mode.

For the procedure to enter the download mode, refer to the Service Manual for the

copier.

7) Click the "To Next" button on the right part on the SST main menu.

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8) On the Unit Selection screen, select the unit to work on, and click the "Connect"

button.

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9) Click "OK."

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10) SST communicates with the copier to acquire necessary data. Status of progress

of communication is indicated on the progress bar.

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11) When communication completes, the Connecting to the Machine screen appears.

The List of System Software for the Target of Connection displays the data of

system software obtained from the copier.

Click "OK" to display the Selecting a Job screen.

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8.4 Downloading Firmware 8.4.1 System

1) On the Work Selection screen, click "System Software Download."

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4) The screen shown below appears while received data is being written to flash ROM


because it makes the copier unable to start up.

If the power switch is turned off in the duration and the copier becomes unable to

start, the flash ROM DIMM must be replaced with the one that stores firmware.

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After downloading firmware and writing it to flash ROM, the copier automatically

restarts. The PC recognizes restart of the copier as disconnection of the copier

from the USB followed by re-connection, and activates the Add New Hardware

Wizard. Click "Cancel" to close the wizard.

After restarting, the copier is in normal mode. To make more downloads, enter

download mode again.

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9 How to Operate USB Parallel Adapter

When the USB-parallel adapter driver is properly installed, “USB-Adp” is displayed in the

interface field by selecting any unit which supports the Bi-Centro interface while the

USB- parallel adapter is being connected to a servicing PC.

Once an applicable unit is selected, communication between the machine and SST

starts via the USB-parallel adapter.

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Basically, operation after connection is established is same as that of Bi-Centro

connection.

For the CLC/CP/GP machine, however, available operation is limited to firmware

downloading.

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10 Using the Collective Download Function - New! - 10.1 Overview

Starting with version 2.01 of the SST, you can collectively download various pieces of

firmware to an iR/iRC Series machine. To take advantage of this function, you need to

register combinations of firmware in advance. This function is usually referred to as

“collective download” or “batch download.”

In collective downloading, the SST will automatically check the version information

prepared to indicate registered firmware combinations and install the multiple pieces of

firmware in sequence, thus freeing you from the need to make individual selections.

The collective downloading function requires the presence of firmware (as do the

previous versions of the SST) and information files (version 2.01 of the SST) including a

file on firmware combinations. Once an information file for collective downloading has

been stored, the notation [ALL] will be added to the Unit Selection screen. To initiate

collective downloading, simply select [ALL] and start the function.

The interface may be “network,” “Bi-Centronics,” or “USB.”

You may use collective downloading only when you are downloading firmware; in other

words, you will not be able to use it for uploading or downloading backup data.

10.2 Steps to Follow

1) On the Unit Selection screen, select [ALL] (i.e., unit for collective downloading). 2) Click [Batch Download].

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3) When the Batch Download Control screen has appeared, make the appropriate settings for the interface and the firmware versions.

D E

C

A

B

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A) Provides a brief explanation of the collective download file set. B) Displays a list of collective download jobs. C) Provides information on firmware: if firmware has been stored, shows the path to the firmware. if no firmware has been stored, indicates the fact by the message “Not

registered.” If you initiate collective downloading, your attempt will be ignored and the next processing will be started (i.e., it will not trigger an error).

D) Displays available interfaces. a list of interfaces available for connection to the device is indicated. Select

the correct type of interface. E) Provides the choice of enabling/disabling confirmation. offers a means of offering a message of confirmation as when software of the

same version already exists in the device or if downloading is going to result in the downgrading of the device. Upgrading the device must always be initiated by downloading.

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If software of the same version already exists in the device, downloading will not take place. If downloading is going to result in the downgrading of the device, a message of confirmation will be indicated.

Confirm

If software of the same version already exists in the device or the downloading is going to result in the downgrading of the device, a message of confirmation will be indicated.

Overwrite The downloading will take place regardless of the versions of the existing software, replacing them with the versions that are being downloaded.

4) Click [Start Batch Download]. 5) The screen changes. In about 5 seconds, collective downloading starts.

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To stop the ongoing collective downloading, click [Finish].

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6) Collective Downloading Under Way While collective downloading is under way, the result of downloading is indicated each time a piece of firmware has been downloaded, with the list indicating the following: type of firmware, version before and after downloading, and the appropriate notation (OK if successful; Skip, if skipped). In about 5 seconds after the result is indicated, downloading of the next piece of firmware will automatically start.

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To stop the ongoing downloading, click [Finish] while the above screen is displayed. If you want to temporarily stop the ongoing downloading, click [Pause] while the screen is displayed; to resume the suspended downloading, click [Resume].

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7) Making Checks If you are downgrading the device or downloading firmware of the same version, you will be shown the following message:

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If you want to initiate downloading, click [Start]. Otherwise, click [Select Again] so that the step in question will be skipped for the next process. (You will not be able to change the version in question at this point in time.)

8) Message Screen If there is a need for making a check or restarting the device, you will be shown the following message. Check the message, and click [Resume] once you are ready.

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To stop the ongoing downloading, click [Finish]. When a message appears asking you to confirm your action, click [OK] to stop the downloading or [Cancel] to resume it.

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9) Error/Alarm

In the event that an error or alarm condition occurs while downloading is under way, the ongoing downloading will be stopped, showing its results up to that point in time. You may click [OK] to enable [To Unit Selection Screen].

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10) Last Screen The results of downloading will be indicated when all downloading processes are over.

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The list of results will indicate the following particulars: type of firmware, version before and after the downloading, and appropriate notation of the result; specifically,

OK: downloading ended successfully. Skip: downloading skipped. Abort: downloading aborted by command during execution. Error: error condition detected during downloading. Alarm: alarm condition detected during downloading. No Unit: specified firmware unit absent.

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