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I was having a hard time finding the problem with this Mackie 1604 unit. I didn't have a schematic. Went looking on the web and found your site and the price was more then reasonable. Ordered it and within the hour had the manual and within 15 minutes had the unit fixed. Best $4.99 I ever spent. Thank you.
Doug
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This is a service manual in every sense of the word ( French and German versions of the text are included, as well as English..)
There are explanations of the mechanical and electrical functions, plenty of mechanical drawings, and the needed schematics. The quality of the scanning is excellent - all the component values are clearly legible - and very usefully there are pcb component layouts, so you can find a component on the schematic, and then very quicky pinpoint its physical location on the relevant pcb.
I cannot see how I can give this manual any less than the maximum 5 stars! Great value for money, which will pay for itself immediately. Excellent all round!
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the manual is great and especially hard to find... thanks for the great service and having a hard to find manuel_
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hat alles sehr gut geklappt. Das Servicemaual ist gut zu verwenden. Die Pläne und Schrift
ist klar und leserlich. Außerdem preiswert. Grüße an alle Hifi-Bastler
DEVELOPMENT
26 March 1998
Toner supply motor on time calculation
The toner supply motor on time is decided using the following formula:
L 0.7mg/cm 2 x Image Pixel Count x Gain (Vt - Vtref) x 10,000 O M P M Toner Supply Rate x K + P ............(1) N Toner Supply Rate x K Q L M (255 - Image Pixel Count) x Gain P O ......................................................(2) x N 255 6Q
NOTE: 1) The toner supply rate can be changed using SP2-209. 2) K = Toner supply rate coefficient (0.25 ~ 3.0: default = 3.0). 3) The bracket (2) in the above formula is only used if Vtref < Vt. 4) The maximum toner supply motor on time is 1.2 s.
Vsp and Vsg detection
The ID sensor (at the lower right area of the drum) detects the following voltages. � Vsg: The ID sensor output when checking the drum surface. � Vsp: The ID sensor output when checking the ID sensor pattern. In this way, the reflectivity of both the drum surface and the pattern on the drum are checked. This compensates for any variations in the reflectivity of the pattern on the drum or the reflectivity of the drum surface. The ID sensor pattern is made on the drum by the charge roller and laser diodes. Vsg/Vsp is detected every 10 copies to decide the new Vtref. The Vsg/Vsp detection period can be changed using SP2-210 (the default is 10).
New Vtref determination
Even if the toner concentration in the developer is kept constant by checking the TD sensor, the toner potential (chargeability) and the image density both change with humidity and the amount of toner on the carrier. Therefore, the actual image density, using the ID sensor output, is also used as one of the factors for deciding the new Vtref which is used for toner density control. The new Vtref is determined using the following data. � Vtref � Vt(10) � Vsp/Vsg From this point, toner density control is done using the new Vtref.
Image Pixel Count Control Mode.
This mode should only be used as a temporary measure while waiting for replacement parts, such as a TD sensor. This mode controls the toner supply amount using the same formula for the toner bottle motor on time. However, the GAIN value is fixed at 1, and the other coefficients, such as �K�, �toner supply rate� keep the values that they had when the toner density control mode was changed over to image pixel count mode.
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