21 Sep
2015
21 Sep
'15
2:49 a.m.
Sounds good. Docs are much appriciated.
Our printer has three boards inside, one processor, one pen driver and i
forgot what the thirdt was. Next time i will take photo's of that card
as well.
simon
On 21-09-15 08:45, Erik Baigar wrote:
Hi All,
the 1039 is an interesting plotter I have got a 1038/1039 as well: There are two
big
PCBs inside - one is for the low level functions (essentally driving the servos
and
drawing lines using TTL implemented Bresenham) the second one contains the
computer (68xx based) which is handling the communication.
So for simply moving the pens with the arrow buttons, the computer PCB may not
be
necessary. Have you tried this?
The computer PCB controls the LEDs and blinking may well indicate a problem on
the computer PCB - I thinke I have got a set of documentation. But unfortunately
it is
stored away, but surely I can do a search within the next four weeks if there is
real interest. I even read out the bipolar PROMs of the processor card for
safety
some years ago...
Erik, erik at baigar.de
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Simon Claessen
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tony duell <ard at p850ug1.demon.co.uk> hat
am 20. September 2015 um 20:02
geschrieben:
Hi All,
we have a 1039 in our space with the user guide, but without any service
docs. Our specimen does not react to buttons except the reset and test
buttons. the four statusleds light up on a reset and after a second the
center two leds start blinking in sequence. paper and pens are loaded as
per the user guide.
Silly question... It doesn't happen to use 2114 RAMs does it? If so, check
and/or
replace them. I've foudn such RAM in printers/plotters from many manufacturers
and perhaps 90%+ of electronic problems are caused by them.
-tony