Casio CE3700 SM

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ELECTRONIC CASH REGISTER DEC, 1994 CE-3700 (EX-278) CE-3750 (EX-279) (without price) SERVICE MANUAL

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ELECTRONIC CASH REGISTER

DEC, 1994

CE-3700 (EX-278)

CE-3750 (EX-279)

(without price)

SERVICE MANUAL

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CONTENTS

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1. SPECIFICATION .......................................................................................... 1

2. OPTION SPECIFICATIONS......................................................................... 3

3. INSTALLATION ........................................................................................... 3

4. INITIALIZE.................................................................................................... 4

5. MAJOR COMPONENT ................................................................................ 6

6. BLOCK DIAGRAM ....................................................................................... 7

7. CIRCUIT EXPLANATIONS .......................................................................... 8

8. DISASSEMBLY / ASSEMBLY METHOD .................................................. 12

9. DIAGNOSTIC OPERATION....................................................................... 13

10. PROGRAMMING THE CE-3700 SERIES CASH REGISTERS ................. 17

11. OPERATION .............................................................................................. 19

12. ERROR CODES ......................................................................................... 20

13. IC DATA ..................................................................................................... 21

14. PCB LAYOUT ............................................................................................ 22

15. CIRCUIT DIAGRAM ................................................................................... 23

16. PARTS LIST............................................................................................... 33

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Product introduction

This machine CE-3700(EX-278) is a succession machine for CE-3400(EX-253).The simultaneous boot model is EX-279.

EX-278: The drawer not separation type.EX-279: The drawer separation type.

The Rom/Ram is the internal organs.

1. SPECIFICATION

1-1. ProductOperating temperature: 0 °C ~ 40 °COperation air moisture: 10 % ~ 90 %Storage temperature: -25 °C ~ 65 °CStorage air moisture: 10 % ~ 95 %Bombardment strength: To add bombardment from 10 high cm by single support, and there

isn’t the problem.

1-2. Package statusStorage temperature: -25 °C ~ 65 °CStorage air moisture: 10 % ~ 95 %Vibration strength: 1.5 GBombardment strength: To add bombardment from 60 high cm by single support, and there

isn’t the problem.

1-3. Accessory specificationsRoll paper: P-4575 (EX-P-4574), 45 X 12 X 30 DStamp logotype: CSP-2030ASA-2Ink for supplement: Super Ink KCInk roll: IR-92 (EX-INK-IR-92-OP)Dust cover: Only 1 part neighborhood

1-4. PrinterCR-812A-009-14-001A: EuropeCR-812A-009-15-001A: USA, Canada, UK, Europe

Printing type: ring select modeOutput sheet number: 2Chart specifications

Paper width: 44.5 ± 0.5 mmMaximum paper diameter: Ø 83 mmMaximum paper thickness: 0.06 ~ 0.085 mmMaterials: Regular paper

Inking: Ink rollValidation

Print specifications: YesSensor: No

Paper cut: ManualStamp

Color: PurpleSeal side dimension: 30 mm (W) X 20 mm (H)

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Area 120 V 220 V 230V 240VIn action Max. 0.40 A 0.20 A 0.20 A 0.20 A

In holding Min. 0.09 A 0.05 A 0.05 A 0.05 A Power off 0.08 A 0.04 A 0.04 A 0.04 A

1-5. The durability specificationsSwitch

Key board switch: 5,000,000 timesControl lock: 20,000 timesOperation key 100,000 timesFeed switch 5,000,000 timesReceipt on/off switch 10,000 timesReset switch 100,000 times

Drawer:1,000,000 times

PrinterMCBF: 2,000,000 lineInk roll 400,000 lineStamp

Ink: 50,000 timesmechanism: 500,000 times

1-6. Electric specificationsPower consumption

1-7. Memory ProtectionProtection battery: Vanadium Lithium secondary battery

Model: VL3032/IF2Guard period: 90 days (25 °C) In perfection charge statusGalvanic cell life expectancy: 5 yearsRecharge time: 48 hours in secondary battery

CAUTIONDanger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced.

Replace only with the same or equivalent typerecommended by the manufacturer.Dispose of used batteries accordingto the manufacture’s instructions.

1-8. Clock, date facilityClock precision: Less than ±30 seconds (25 °C)

Automatic calendar: Until 2099

1-9. Electric power supply for an emergency (B-6)Operating hour: 3 hours

Driving conditionProcessing time per customer one person: 60 sec./ personPurchase item number: 10 item / person1 item registration amount of money number of digits: 4 digits / itemThe handling number of people for 1 hour: 30 person /hour

Recharge time: 8 hours

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No. Code No. Parts Name Specification Q'tyQ1 2200 3577 Transistor 2SA1015(GR,O,Y) 1ZD1 2310 8879 Zener diode RD18EB1 1D6,D7 2301 0011 Diode 1S2471 2C5 2804 5476 Electrolytic capacitor 50RE47 1R2,R3,R5 2600 7313 Carbon film resistor R-25-10K-J 3R1 2600 5612 Carbon film resistor R-25-2K-J 1

6221 4218 Connector sub assembly E311294-1(#22) 1

2. OPTION SPECIFICATIONS

2-1. Ink roll: IR-92

2-2. Waterproofing cover: WT-70

2-3. Roll paper: P-4575 (45×12×75D)

2-4. Electric power supply for an emergency: B-6The parts for adding B-6 are not equipped. They should be ordered separately from service department.

The following parts are necessary to add B-6.

2-5. Keyboard Conversion Kit: CVK-S2/-L2/-LLL2/-FS2

2-6. Ink for supplement Super ink K

3. INSTALLATION

Connection is done of earth-line of drawer and main frame like lower chart.

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Power off

To continued pushingJ-feed button, andTo set the MODEswitch to Program.

Header printing

To release from the

J-feed button.

0000000000

D1D2D3D4D5

P1 0

D1 ~ D5

#-2

XXXX: Rom Control No.

-- XXXX --

D1D2D3D4D5

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4. INITIALIZE

By Initialize codeInit. A: The format is done of EEPROM, and, without it is read, and Init. Code is written in.Init. B: The data is read from EEPROM.

4-1. MACTo hang initial start-up of CPU and peripheral device, and All Clear makes memory.When there is Data backed up by EEPROM, by Initialize code, to develop it on Memory top.

Operation Display Printing

Input value D1 ~ D5

D1 0: YYMMDD1: MMDDYY2: DDMMYY

D2 1: General (Add2, DDMMYY)2: US (Add2, MMDDYY)3: General (Add3, DDMMYY)5: Canada (Add2, MMDDYY)

D3,D4 Department No. General 15US 30

D5 Clerk specification Switch: 1,2,4Password No.: 0 (U.S.A. & Canada)

Note: Operation code with Init.B is set up as with settlement in “00000”

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4-2. Auto or Reset switch initialize

Operation Display Printing

Input value D1 ~ D5

D1 0: YYMMDD1: MMDDYY2: DDMMYY

D2 1: General (Add2, DDMMYY)2: US (Add2, MMDDYY)3: General (Add3, DDMMYY)5: Canada (Add2, MMDDYY)

D3,D4 Department No. General 15US 30

D5 Clerk specification Switch: 1,2,4Password No.: 0 (U.S.A. & Canada)

Note: Operation code with Init.B is set up as with settlement in “00000”.

4-3. Flag clear

To do Initialization of work memory, and make the operation sequence with the latest status.

Operation Display Printing

XXXX: Rom Control No.

-- XXXX --

D1D2D3D4D5

---------------

0000000000

D1D2D3D4D5

P1 0

To push Reset SW.or

Power on In Low batt.

D1 ~ D5

#-2

XXXX: Rom Control No.

-- XXXX -- FFFFFFFFF

P1 0#-2

Power off

To continued pushingR-feed button, andTo set the MODEswitch to Program.

Header printing

To release from the

J-feed button.D1D2D3D4D5

P1P2P3P4P5P6P7P8 X1X2X3X4 M1M2-D1D2-Y1Y2 ---------------Password for P1~P8Password for X1~X4: X2/Z2

M1M2D1D2Y1Y2

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CPU Pin DescriptionPin Port Name In/ Description Pin Port Name In/ Description

No. No. Out No. No. Out

1 94 FIP6 O Display Digit Signal (Dg7) 41 32 TO2 O Receipt Common Signal2 93 FIP5 O Display Digit Signal (Dg6) 42 31 TO1 O Auto cutter3 92 FIP4 O Display Digit Signal (Dg5) 43 30 TO0 O Stamp4 91 FIP3 O Display Digit Signal (Dg4) 44 3 INTP3 I Drawer sensor5 90 FIP2 O Display Digit Signal (Dg3) 45 2 INTP2 I Key scan timing plus6 81 FIP1 O Display Digit Signal (Dg2) 46 1 INTP1 I Power Down7 80 FIP0 O Display Digit Signal (Dg1) 47 0 INTP0 I Printer8 Power (VDD) 48 Gnd for Vpp (IC)9 27 SCK0 I/O Data 7 49 70 O Address decoder (A12/D0)10 26 SO1 I/O Data 6 50 71 O A13/Decod111 25 SI0 I/O Data 5 51 72 O A14/Decod112 24 BUSY I/O Data 4 52 Power (VDD)13 23 STB I/O Data 3 53 127 FIP33 O Printer Head (HD8)14 22 SCK1 I/O Data 2 54 126 FIP32 O Printer Head (HD7)15 21 SO1 I/O Data 1 55 125 FIP31 O Printer Head (HD6)16 20 SI1 I/O Data 0 56 124 FIP30 O Printer Head (HD5)17 Reset Signal 57 123 FIP29 O Printer Head (HD4)18 74 O CE(Ram Chip Enable) 58 122 FIP28 O Printer Head (HD3)19 73 O R/W(Ram Write Enable) 59 121 FIP27 O Printer Head (HD2)

20Analog electric potential of ADconverter (Gnd) 60 120 FIP26 O Printer Head (HD1)

21 17 ANI7 I Key Input Signal (KI7) 61 117 FIP25 O Printer Head (HD10)22 16 ANI6 I Key Input Signal (KI6) 62 116 FIP24 O Printer Head (HD9)23 15 ANI5 I Key Input Signal (KI5) 63 115 FIP23 O Printer J-feed24 14 ANI4 I Key Input Signal (KI4) 64 114 FIP22 O Printer R-feed25 13 ANI3 I Key Input Signal (KI3) 65 113 FIP21 O Printer Motor26 12 ANI2 I Key Input Signal (KI2) 66 112 FIP20 O Key Common Signal (KC9)

27 11 ANI1 I Key Input Signal (KI1) 67 111 FIP19 ODisplay Digit Signal / KeyCommon Signal (SGdb/KC8)

28 10 ANI0 I Key Input Signal (KI0) 68 110 FIP18 ODisplay Digit Signal / KeyCommon Signal (SGtr/KC7)

29Analog electric power supply ofAD converter (Vcc) 69 107 FIP17 O

Display Digit Signal / KeyCommon Signal (SGg/KC6)

30Reference voltage input of ADconverter (Gnd) 70 106 FIP16 O

Display Digit Signal / KeyCommon Signal (SGf/KC5)

31 Clock Terminal 71Pull Down electric potential forFip (VN)

32 Clock Terminal 72 105 FIP15 ODisplay Digit Signal / KeyCommon Signal (SGe/KC4)

33Analog electric potential of ADconverter(Gnd) 73 104 FIP14 O

Display Digit Signal / KeyCommon Signal (SGd/KC3)

34 System Clock 4.19MHz 74 103 FIP13 ODisplay Digit Signal / KeyCommon Signal (SGc/KC2)

35 System Clock 4.19MHz 75 102 FIP12 ODisplay Digit Signal / KeyCommon Signal (SGb/KC1)

36 37 O EEPROM CE 76 101 FIP11 ODisplay Digit Signal / KeyCommon Signal (SGa/KC0)

37 36 BUZ O Buzzer 77 100 FIP10 O Key Scan Timing Plus38 35 PCL O Decoder CE 78 97 FIP9 O Display Digit Signal (Dg10)39 34 TI2 O DW1&2 79 96 FIP8 O Display Digit Signal (Dg9)40 33 TI1 O Journal Common Signal 80 95 FIP7 O Display Digit Signal (Dg8)

5. MAJOR COMPONENT

CPU UPD78044AGF080-3B9Ram LC36256PLL

256K bit SRamPrinter Model CR812A-009-15-001A

MCBF 2,000,000 linesDrawer USA DL-2416 D-15TC-A55SP-1*

Canada DL-2351 D-15TC-A54SP-1*UK DL-2751 D-15TC-A84SP-1*Other Countries DL-2350 D-15TC-A54P-1*

DL-2750 D-15TC-A84P-1*Germany DL-2752 D-15BC-A84S-1*

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CPU

Printer(CR812A)

Main Display(10 columns)

Pop-uo Display(10 columns)

RAM(32K byte)

EEPROM(512 byte)

Key board

Drawer

Buzzer

Compulsory Drawer(USA, Canada,Germany, UK)

Multi Drawer

Power Supply

Back-up battery(Vanadium Lithium)

Battery operation(B-6)

Standard Option

6. BLOCK DIAGRAM

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7. CIRCUIT EXPLANATIONS

7-1. Power supply circuit

1) Diodes rectification bridgeBy diodes rectification bridge, alternatingvoltage is converted into DC voltage, and theelectrical voltage is done filtering of byCapacitor C4.

2) Power supply circuit for B-6The electrical voltage which puts in resistor 3when line voltage includes anomaly changes,and transistor Q1 becomes on status, andCS signal is done outgoing of by this, and VPis supplied than Power supply B-6.

Note: The component for connection isn’t equipped with in plant shipping.(service arrangement)

7-2. DC/DC converter circuit

2SD721(Q2) is Power voltage control transistor, and electric power supply is supplied in DC-DC converter with 2SC3303(Q3). 2SC3303(Q3) does a work as oscillator. The frequency of2SC3303(Q3) is controlled by signal done feed back of through RD27EB1.

7-3. Electrical voltage value in check point

Vc Vp Vcc/Vdd Vns Vs VfRated output electrical voltage Min: 23 V 20 V 5 V 32 V 27 V 4.75 V

Output voltage drift range Max: 42 V 2 V 0.3 V 10% 10% 7%Output voltage drift range AC DC DC DC DC AC

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7-4. Reset circuit

The voltage fluctuation of VDD is controlled of IC10 (S-80727AN).CPU is done Reset by pushing Reset Switch or drifting VDD.

7-5. Data communication between CPU and EEPROM IC11(BR93LC46A).

EEPROM is Rom that write / erase is possible electrically.BR93LC46A is a non- volatile register, and serial data of 16 bit can be memorized with 64register.

CS: Chip selectSK: Serial data clockDI: Serial data inputDO: Serial data output

64 words X 16 bits 1,024 bits

VddS-80727AN

23

1

Reset SW

CPU

Reset17

CPU EEPRom

CS

SK

DI

DO

EEPCS

AD2

AD1

AD0

1

2

3

4

36

14

15

16

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[ Data reading procedure ]

When the CPU read the data of EEPROM, CPU send the CS signal and SK signal to EEPROM.Then CPU send the address to EEPROM, and then EEPROM return the data to CPU.

[ Data writing procedure ]

When the CPU save the data to EEPROM, CPU sends the CS and SK signal to EEPROM.And CPU send the address and data to EEPROM from pin No. 15.When the EEPROM writes the data, EEPROM outputs the busy signal form DO terminal to CPU.After finish writing, EEPROM outputs the ready signal from DO terminal to CPU.

CS

SK

DI

DO

Address

Data

Output data here

CS

SK

DI

DO

Status

READY(H)

BUSY(L)

DataAddress

High Impedance

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7-6. Time chart

1) RAM writing timing

2) RAM reading timing

3) EEP-ROM Writing and reading timing

16.4 us 13.6usA0 WE 3.95us

A1 CE

A2 D0

A3 D1

A4 D2

A5 D3

A6 D4

A7 D51.4us 15.0us

B2 A0

B3

B4 A1

B5 A2

B6 A3

B7 A4

B0 A6

B1 A7

A0 WE

A1 CE 18.3us 7.45us

A2 D0

A3 D1

A4 D2

A5 D3

A6 D4

A7 D5

B2 A0

B3

B4 A1

B5 A2

B6 A3

B7 A4

B0 A6

B1 A7

29usA0 CS

A1 SK

A2 DI

A3 DO

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8. DISASSEMBLY / ASSEMBLY METHOD

1) Remove the Printer cover.2) Upper case can remove it from by 4 places screws of printer four corners.

(Lower chart 1 reference)3) It comes off while sliding of Upper case backward by raising it.4) Key board can remove it from by 4 places screws. (Lower chart 2 reference)

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RF JF 062 C 055 053 051 045 039 033 027 021 018072 067 061 056 054 052 050 044 038 032 026 020 017071 066 060 7 8 9 049 043 037 031 025 019 016070 065 059 4 5 6 048 042 036 030 024 014 015069 064 058 1 2 3 047 041 035 029 023 075 073068 063 057 0 011 012 046 040 034 028 022 074 013

9. DIAGNOSTIC OPERATION

9-1. Start-up methodBy the next operation, EX-278 enters Test mode.

1) Mode switch off.2) To continued pushing J-feed button.3) To set the Mode switch to Program.4) To release from the J-feed button.5) To input 9 9 9 9 9 0 0 0 0 0 #2

Printing out

X: “Version No.” or “- - • • • • - -”

The cancellation of test mode do INIT.

9-2. Description1) Key code representation: expect Value number, Clear and Feed button.2) Various switches status display3) Testing for Display, Print, DRW, RAM: Value number 1 column + #24) Testing for E2PROM: Value number 1 column + #2

9-3. Key code representation

013: #1 key014: #2 key

00-00-00

00:00

0000

<Feed>

-- xxxx ------------------

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9-4. Various switch status display

0: Fixed

For Taiwan1: Journal mark sensor0: Except it

For Taiwan1: Receipt mark sensor0: Except it

1: FixedNon taxable pad For Japan0: Taxable (pat short)1: Non-taxable (pat open)

Drawer sensor0: Open1: Close

Journal near end1: Near end0: Out of sense

Receipt off switch0: Receipt on1: Receipt off

Key clerk0: Non1~9, A~F:Clerk code (Hexadecimal representation)

Mode representation1: PGM2: RF3: REG14: REG25: X6: Z7: X2Z28: Off0: Disconnected

Push clerk0: Non1: Clerk 12: Clerk 23: Clerk 34: Clerk 4

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9-5. Print, Display, Drawer and Ram testing to do a various test by value number key. The followingcode print by all means then.

1 #2: All testing3 #2: E2PRom r/w testing4 #2: E2PRom reading testing5 #2: Ram reading testing96 #2:E2PRom Initialization8 #2: Printing testing9 #2: Clock testing

1) All lighting, Ram, R/W, setting the time and date, draweropening, printing, receipt(Japan) stamp and receipt issue.

Display: All lighting

Ram: R/Wnormal end: To be continuedAbnormal end: To do the following printing then breaking

Receipt printingBeeping one shot buzzer on

Setting date and time:Date: Dec. 31st 1994Time: 23:59

Drawer open:Drawer No.1 and No.2 are opened.

Test printing:To do the following printThe first line does print in receipt, journal independence.The second line does print at receipt, journal same time.

Receipt stamp: (only japan)Receipt issue:

Testing display: To do indication as follows till key or a state changes

1 #3 #4 #5 #

96 #8 #9 #

1 #2

- - - - - - - 2

1234567890

01234567FS@

01234567FS@

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2) This does R/W test of testing area of E2PRom during single word,and, at the time of normal, does normal termination print.

Abnormal end: To do the following printing then breaking

Receipt printingBeeping one shot buzzer on

3) This does read only test of testing area of EEPRom during single word.This test is continued till off mode or electric power supply enters it.

Abnormal end: To do the following printing then breaking

Receipt printingBeeping one shot buzzer on

4) Read only test .Outside Ram(0000H~7FFFH) read in testingThe address comparing data which comes under it= (A0-A7) + (A8-A14)This test is continued till off mode or electric power supply enters it.

Abnormal end: To do the following printing then breaking

Receipt printingBeeping one shot buzzer on

5) Blanking (OFFH writing) of data in EEPRom entirely.Time of day, a date are turned into zero entirely.

6) All time ring print testing

Receipt printing

7) Time of day representation testing

Time of day indication is done till clear Key

3 #2

- - - - - - - 8

4 #2

- - - - - - - 8

5 #2

- - - - - - - 2

9 #26

8 #2

- - - - - - - 2

9 #2

23 -59 12

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10. PROGRAMMING THE CE-3700 SERIES CASH REGISTERS

The Casio CE-3700 series is capable of a versatile range of features and function that give it thecapability to readily adapt to almost any retail environment. The cash register is programmed at thefactory with the most standard operating features and functions. Your local business requirements,however, may call for other functions of a totally different keyboard layout.

This section explains the different functions available, as well as the procedures that you can use totailor the cash register to specific needs. Programming is simplified through the use of worksheets foreach function, and step-by-step flow charts that walk you through each procedure.

10-1. Setting the proper MODE for programming

• Program Modes and feature

You should perform the procedure shown blow as the first step of programming. Notice that theflowchart ends with an arrow on the bottom. This indicates that you should continue to the nextprogramming procedure for the mode you specify.

• Procedure

Set the Mode switch to Program

Enter a number to specify the program mode (1 ~ 4)

Press the Sub total key.The display should show the letter “P” followed by theprogram number you specified (i.e. P3 = Program mode 3).

Press the # 1 key.

Enter 4-digit password.Skip this step when the password is not programmed.

Press the Sub total key.

key on standard keyboard.

Note: Program mode 1 is automatically set when the Mode switch is set to Program fromanother setting.

• Recommended programming sequenceGenerally, you should perform programming in the following sequence. Note that we recommend youcheck what is programmed for each mode before proceeding to the programming operation.

CA/AmtTend

Mode Purpose Mode indicator

Program 4Assignment of 89 functions to programmable keys to create thedesired keyboard layout

P4

Program 3Definition of machine features and key functions that enhanceprinting, totalizing, reporting and overall operation

P3

Program 1Programming of time, date and unit prices, amounts, rates, etc.for enhanced security and automatic registration

P1

Program

Program mode

SubTotal

#1*Key

Program mode

SubTotal

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1 Use Program 4 to read the assignment of functions to programmable keys and then makechanges.2 Use Program 3 to read the definition of machine features and key functions and then make

changes.3 Use Program 1 to read programming of time, date and unit price, amounts, rates, etc. and then

make changes.

10-2. Using the worksheets

The worksheets included in this manual for Program 3 and Program 1 help to make yourprogramming simple and accurate. We recommend that you fill out the pertinent worksheet beforeattempting actual programming.1) Carefully read each definition and specify a selection.

Each definition is following by a Specification column which contains numeric values(Usually toindicate a simple YES or NO answer). Determine the correct value according to your need andenter it in the Selection column to the right.

2) Total each set of selections to calculate each program code digit.Three selections(a,b,c) make up a set. Add up each set of selections and fill in the totals in theProgram code column for data items D8 through D1.

3) Program the feature or function.Be sure that you have filled in all of the selections and program code digits for the entire worksheet,and follow the procedure noted for the feature or function you are programming.

4) Check the printed program receipt against the worksheet.Perform program read operation in each program mode to print setting which you haveprogrammed, to check then against the worksheet. We recommend that you do so and keep a copyon record to help out should it become necessary for you to change the program.

10-3. Clearing a machine lock up

If you make a mistake in operation, the cash register may lock up to avoid damage to programs andpreset data. Should this happen, you can use the following procedure to clear the lock-up withoutlosing any memory data.

• Procedure

Set the Mode switch off.

While holding down the Key, set the mode switchto X1.

Release the key.

You should see “FFFFFFFFFF” on the display. If 10 of F’s arenot shown on the display or if another character is shown,immediately set the mode switch to OFF and start from thebeginning of this procedure. IF you don’t see “ FFFFFFFFFF”on the display, do not press the Sub total key.

Finalize the procedure.

RECEIPTFEED

RECEIPTFEED

SubTotal

Off

Press receiptfeed key

Off

Press receiptfeed key

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Operation Mode switch

1 Confirm that enough receipt and journal paper are present, andload new paper rolls if necessary.

OFF

2Read daily totals to confirm that the RESET operation wasperformed for the previous day's totals.

X1

3Preset unit prices for department keys, PLUs and function keys ifnecessary.

Program

4Set the MODE switch to REG and identify a clerk using a clerksecret number.

REG1/REG2

5 Check the date and time set on the cash register. REG1/REG26 Register transaction.

Normal salesREG1/REG2

Received on account and paid out REG1/REG2

Returns REG1/REG2/RF

7Perform READ and RESET operation as required, after countingthe money in the cash drawer and registering the amount.

Read daily sales totals.X1

Read periodic sales totals X2/Z2

Reset daily sales totals Z1

Reset periodic sales totals X2/Z28 Remove the printed journal, reports from the cash register. REG1/REG29 Set the MODE switch to OFF and remove the key. OFF

10 Empty the cash drawer and leave it open. OFF11 Carry the journal, reports and cash to the office. OFF

11. OPERATION

Operation of your cash register is designed to be simple enough to master without any special techni-cal knowledge. Anytime you make a mistake in operation, an error tone sounds and further operationbecomes impossible to protect your valuable data. Whenever this happens, you can resume normaloperation after pressing the “C” key.

Printing of the symbol “—” can be programmed when the “C” key is operated in the REG1, REG2, andRF modes. The number of the “C” key operations can also be programmed for printing on the generalcontrol Read/Reset reports.

As you become familiar with the key layout of the cash register, you may find that your keyboardentries are getting ahead of the receipt and journal printer. But you never need to worry that the cashregister will miss anything. A built-in key input buffer memory holds entries for up to eight keys to letthe cash register catch up when you slow down or stop.

Another thing you don’t need to worry about is power outages. Your register features built-in recharge-able lithium batteries that return such information as program data, registration records, data, item, andconsecutive number.

These and other features and functions of the CE-3700 series electronic cash register make it awelcome addition to any retail environment.

• Performing daily cash register operationsThe actual operations that you perform with your cash register will depend in the nature of your ownbusiness. The following outline shows the most common operations in the order they are usuallyperformed.

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12. ERROR CODES

Error codes appear on the display whenever you make a mistake during operation. The following tableshows the actual error codes, their meanings, and the actions to take to correct the situation.

Remark: Denoted * which these error only occur when certain function areprogrammed as compulsory prohibited.

Error Code Meaning Action

E 01Position of MODE switch changed beforefinalizing the current operation.

Return the MODE switch to its originalsetting and finalize the operation beforechanging the position of the MODE switch.

E 02Setting of the receipt ON/OFF buttonChanged before finalizing of the registrationunder another setting

Return the receipt ON/OFF switch to itsoriginal setting and finalize the transactionchanging the setting.

E 03Prohibited clerk/cashier number(7 ~ 15)is entered during cashier interrupt registration.

Enter correct number (1 ~ 6).

E 04Initialization or unit lock clear operationin progress.

Complete operation

E 08Registration without entering the clerksecret number.

Enter the clerk secret number.

E 09Operation attempted without entering thepassword in the PRG 1, 3, 4, 6 or X2/Z2.

Enter the password.

E 11

Registration attempted while the drawerof the ECR is open.The drawer is left open longer than theprogram time (Drawer Open Alarm)

Close the drawer before attempting toperform registration.Shut the drawer to stop the alarm. Whenthe optional compulsory drawer is used.

E 16Two consecutive transactions attemptedin the refund mode.

Switch to another mode and then backto the RF mode for the next transaction.

E 27 Transaction cancel buffer is full. Finalize the transaction.

E 31Finalizing of a transaction attemptedwithout confirmation of the subtotal.

Press the "SUB TOTAL" key.

E 32Finalizing of a transaction attemptedwithout confirmation of the Food stampsubtotal. *

Press the "FS/ST" key.

E 33Finalize operation attempted withoutentering the amount tendered.

Enter the amount tendered.

E 35 Change amount exceeds press limit. * Re-input amount tendered.

E 38READ/RESET operation attemptedwithout declare of money in drawer. *

Perform money declaration.

E 41 Validation is not performed. Perform validation operation.

E 94 Printer errorTurn the power off, and remove jammedroll paper from the printer.

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13. IC DATA

1) TC74HC138

2) TC74HC174

3) TC74HC367

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14. PCB LAYOUT

C38

R59R60R61

D-14D-15D-16

R18

R19

R20

R21

R22

R23

R24

R25

D22

D23

D24

D25

D26

B-1

0

CN

7

18

B-8 D

21

F-15F-16F-17

F-18F-19F-20F-21F-22

D39D40D41D42

C-19C-20C-21

F-6

F-7

F-8

F-9

F-1

0F

-11

F-1

2F

-13

D-9

D-1

0D

-11

R48

R49

R50

R27

R28

R29

F-3

F-4

F-5

B-1

3B

-14

D-3

D-4

BA12003

R36

R37

C-9D-8

S-80727AN

R44R45

13

B

C26R43

Q12

F2

BK

BR

IC10

C39

C40B-21

R55

R56D38

R57R58Q14

EB

EB

E-7

Q13 R62

C-42

C-43

C44

C45

D29D30D31

R10R11R12

D16D17

R8R9

WA

RN

ING

- F

OR

CO

NT

INU

ED

PR

OT

EC

TIO

N A

GA

INS

T

FIR

E H

AZ

AR

D.

RE

PLA

CE

ON

LY W

ITH

TH

E S

AM

E T

YP

E A

ND

RA

TIN

G O

F F

US

E.

D6D7

R2R3

R14R15

D9

D10

D11

D12

B-7D-1

ZD2

C12

ZD3 C-1

R16R17

BL BK BRCS VPGND

C1

R1C4

CN2

1

2

12CN3

D1

C8C7

FG

CN

632

C14

R13

C13

74HC367

RA1

IC7

CA5

D-5C-5

E-5

B-11C-6

D43

R32

C-8

C17

74HC367IC8

C16

C19

C-4GND

R30

C18

D-6

R31

IC6

µPD78044AGF

X2

X1R54

C33C34 RA2

C-15

R53

C30

R51

R52

D-13

BA10393IC9

J-14

D-12

B-18R42

R41

E C-11R46

C27

C28

R47D-7

B-17F-1R38

ZD

5D

35

C25

CN

10

B-1

6

Q11

Q10

R33

C23

B

EB

C22

E

R34 R35

D32

BE

21

CN8 CN9 Q8 Q9E B EB

1 4

BZ1

Q7

IC4 BA12003

EB

BA12003IC3

Q6

D27R26

C-3

D-2

B-12

J-3

J-2L-1

D18

VCC VDD

J-1K-1

CA4

E-1

R6 D14

Q3

R7ZD4

BA12003IC2

B-4

VP

EB

IC1

E-2

C-2

C11

C10

1 3

A

C C

A

1

31

3

CN

5

CN

4D20

CN

1

Q5

B

BD

19

Q4C

1531

H-1

E

E-4D28

B-9

C31

E

C-1

4

C-1

3

H-2C

-12

F-2

B-1

9

B-2

0B

-25

B-2

6

B-2

7B

-28

C32

C35

B-2

9

B-3

0 C-1

7

B-3

1

D-1

7

D-1

8

C48

C49

Q15

R

R

BK

BR

R63

C37

R64

1

DW

1

C46

C41

DW

2 H-3

F-2

6 F-2

7

B-2

4

B-22

IC11

B-23BR93LC66A

D36

CN

113

CN

121

3

IC12

LC36

256P

LL-1

0/12

/15

IC13

C47

IC14

EB

IC15

74H

C17

4

C-1

8

B-3

2

C36

74H

C17

4

74H

C13

8

51

C-1

6 CA

7

RA

3

1

CN

13

F-1

4

F-2

4 CN

14

F-2

5

12

1

B-1

5

R39

B-3

EB

R4 D

8

C5

D4

D5

R5

Q2

B-5

C9 D

15

CA

3

D13

C2

C3

CA

2B-2

CA

1

1

D2

D3

1

2

D34

R40 C24

C-1

0

C29

E-6

D33

E-3

IC5

C20

VN

VS

DCSIB-6

µPC24M05

Q1B

E

C6

ZD1

F1B-1 125V 2.5A

CA6

F-23

D37

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15. CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

RECEIPT FEED

JOURNAL FEED

RECEIPT VALID

NS #

%–

RF

PLU

ERR.CORRCANCEL

C

7 8 9

4 5 6

1 2 3

0 00 •

4 9 14

3 8 13

2 7 12

1 6 11

5 10 15

XDATETIME

OPEN PRICE CPN VAT RC PD

CR 1 CR 2

CH TENDCHK

SUB TOTAL

CAAMT

TEND

RECEIPT FEED

JOURNAL FEED

RECEIPT VALID

NS #

%–

RF

PLU

ERR.CORRCANCEL

C

7 8 9

4 5 6

1 2 3

0 00 •

10 16 22

9 15 21

8 14 20

7 13 19

11 17 23

X / FORDATETIME

OPEN

CR 1 CR 2

CH TENDCHK

SUBTOTAL

CAAMT

TEND

PRICE

CLK# 12 18 24

4

3

2

1

5

6

28

27

26

25

29

30

MD/ST

T/S1RC

T/S2PD

VP

VCC

PWD

RST

CPU-CLK

15mS

40mS

300mS

15V

min 1.5S

VOLTAGESELECTOR

POWER

TRANSFORMER

PRINTERCR812A

2PIN

31PIN

B-6

OPTION

3PIN

32PIN

FFC

E278-E2-2

FFC FFC

10PIN 12PIN MODE-KEY

PC

PCPC

E278-E2-1

E241 -E3-2 E278-E6

RECEIPTON/OFF

PUSH CLERK

E278-E4FPC

18PIN

2PINNEAR END SENSER

OPTION

E278-1

RESET SW

2PIN

3PIN 3PIN 3PIN

BATTERY DRAWER DRAWER

OPTION

2

1

3

4

5

6

7

8

2

1

3

4

5

6

7

8

B C D E F G H I J KA

B C D E F G H I J KA

Board No.BLOCK DIAGRAM for CE-3700

Drawing No.E240032

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RECEIPT FEED

JOURNAL FEED

RECEIPT VALID

NS #

%–

RF

PLU

ERR.CORRCANCEL

C

7 8 9

4 5 6

1 2 3

0 00 •

4 9 14

3 8 13

2 7 12

1 6 11

5 10 15

XDATETIME

OPEN PRICE CPN VAT RC PD

CR 1 CR 2

CH TENDCHK

SUB TOTAL

CAAMT

TEND

VP

VCC

PWD

RST

CPU-CLK

15mS

40mS

300mS

15V

min 1.5S

POWER

TRANSFORMER

PRINTERCR812A

2PIN

31PIN

B-6

OPTION

3PIN

32PIN

FFC

E278-E2-2

FFC FFC

10PIN 12PIN MODE-KEY

PC

PC

E278-E2-1

E241 -E3-2

RECEIPTON/OFF

E278-E4FPC

18PIN

2PINNEAR END SENSER

OPTION

E278-1

RESET SW

2PIN

3PIN

3PIN 3PIN

BATTERYDRAWER DRAWER

OPTION

5PIN

KEY CLERK

2

1

3

4

5

6

7

8

2

1

3

4

5

6

7

8

B C D E F G H I J KA

B C D E F G H I J KA

Board No.BLOCK DIAGRAM for CE-3750

Drawing No.E240046

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P114P115P116P117P120P121P122P123P124P125P126P127VDDP70P71P72

IC(VPP)P00P01P02P03P30P31P32

P94P93P92P91P90P81P80VDDP27P26P25P24P23P22P21P20RESETP74P73AVSSP17P16P15P14

6463626160595857565554535251DECD050DECD149DECD24847TP464544434241

123456789

101112131415161718192021222324

DG6DG5DG4DG3DG2DG1DG0

AD7AD6AD5AD4AD3AD2AD1AD0

CE

KI7 KI6 KI5 KI4

P13

P12

P11

P10

AV

DD

AV

RE

FX

T1

XT

2V

SS

X1

X2

P37

P36

P35

P34

P33

P95

P96

P97

P10

0P

101

P10

2P

103

P10

4P

105

VLO

AD

P10

6P

107

P11

0P

111

P11

2P

113

Y6Y5Y4Y3Y2Y1Y0VCC

GNDY7G1

G28G2A

CBA

CLRQ1D1D2Q2D3Q3GND

VCCQ6D6D5Q5D4Q4

CLK

CLRQ1D1D2Q2D3Q3GND

VCCQ6D6D5Q5D4Q4

CLK

A14A12A7A6A5A4A3A2A1A0I/O0I/O1I/O2VSS

VCCWEA13A8A9

A11OE

A10CE

I/O7I/O6I/O5I/O4I/O3

CSSKDIDO

VCCNCNC

GND

123456789

1011121314

2827262524232221201918171615

1234

8765

1101167

13128

16231415459

1101167

13128

16231415459

87654321

910111213141516

25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40

80 79 78 77 76 75 74 73 72 71 70 69 68 67 66 65

RFEEDJFEEDHD9HD10HD1HD2HD3HD4HD5HD6HD7HD8

IC513IC512IC314IC411IC413IC415IC316

IC312IC211IC213IC215IC310

STAMPJFEEDRFEEDJCOMJHD1JHD2JHD3JHD4JHD5JHD6JHD7JHD8JHD9JHD10MOTOR

RCOMRHD1RHD2RHD3RHD4RHD5RHD6RHD7RHD8RHD9RHD10ACUTTP

IC511IC315IC410IC412IC414IC416

IC311IC210IC212IC214IC216IC313

4

5

3

6

4

2

1

5

6

2

4

7

6

7

5

3

1

4

6

2

7

5

3

1

KI2

KI1

KI3

KI4

KC

1K

C2

KC

3K

C4

KI0

KI5

KC

5K

C6

KC

0K

C7

KI6

KC

8K

C9

KI7

KI0

KI1

KI2

KI3

KI4

KI5

KI6

KI7

KI0

KI1

KI2

KI3

KI4

KI5

KI6

KI7

PC

OM

CD

7C

D6

CD

5C

D4

CD

3C

D2

CD

1C

D0

VF

1S

DS

ES

G SF

SH

DG

9D

G8

DG

7D

G6

DG

5D

G4

DG

3D

G2

DG

1D

G0

SC

OM SA

SB

SC

SD

PV

F2

CD

0C

D1

CD

2C

D3

CD

4C

D5

CD

6C

D7

R25

R24

R23

R22

R21

R20

R19

R18

AD

0A

D1

AD

2A

D3

AD

4A

D5

AD

6A

D7

DG

8D

G9

DG

10

SA

SB

SC

SD

SE

SF

SG

SD

PS

H

D22

D23

D24

D25

D26

D12

D11

D10

D9

KC

0K

C1

KC

2K

C3

KC

4

KC

5K

C6

KC

7K

C8

KC

9

R17R16R15R14

56K56K56K56K

RSTAPKCOMPCOMMCOMLE2LE1

DECD2DECD0

A7A6

A2A1A0

AD0AD1AD2

DECD1A8A9A11

A10

AD7AD6AD5AD4AD3

A6AD0AD1A7AD2A8

A11AD5AD4A10AD3A9

A5AD5AD4A4AD3A3

A0AD0AD1A1AD2A2

GND GNDGND

GND

GND

GNDGNDGND

VCC

VCC

VDD

VDD

GND+

GND

GND

GNDGND GND

GND GND

32 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 2 9 8 5 6 3 13 14 15 1617 1819 20 21 22 7 12 11 10 4 1

VCC54321

D39D40D41D42

003002001000

2SD2015

R27

RGLD8X563J

BA12003

1S2471

OTP ONLY

2SD2015

10K

D13

1SR

35-1

00

R29 1K

C3

C10

1

CNB8X101K

R42

Q5

GNDGND

GNDP

Q4

4.7K

Q6

R28

GND

VDD

C27 D27

2SC945

R26CA7 RA3VP

1.8K

GND

GNDC31

C101

56K

R30

VN

D35

R41

100K

Q12

VP

VN

GND

ZD

5

1K

+

D28

VDD

IC6 µPD78044

DECD2DECD1DECD0

TO

BLO

CK

DIA

GR

AM

(2/

3) P

RIN

TE

RD

W1

PA

DIL

-G-3

P

C15

BKBRR

123

BKBRR

123

IC8

IC8

IC7

IC7

CN

11IL

-G-3

P

VP

D31

D29

D30

GNDVP

VP

VP

GNDP

GNDP

VP

C101

C10

1

C22

Q11

2SA1015

2SB926

1SR35-100D32

G9

R34

10K

R35

4.7K

C101C20

C21

C101

16

1

IC5

IC5

15

2

C10

1

STAMPACUTRCOM

C30

R55

2SD18531.8K

R57

1.8K

Q13

GNDP2SD1853

74H

C36

756

K

P53

C40

C39

C38

R59

R60

R61

VCC

C10

1X3

10K

X3

VCC

GND

R62

56K

VP

GND

C-0

02R

XC

32

VP

BZ1

R40 14

3.7K 3C24

C10174HC138PKM22EPP-2002

IC5EEPCE

R63

56K

C10

1C

46C

33C

120

C46

330K

CS

T4.

19M

GW

X1

DE

CC

E

R54

X2

BUZZ JCOM

Q14

Q8

Q10

2SA10152SB926

VCC

R37

10KC101

C23

D33

D38

1SR

35-1

00

R56

10K

R46

8.2K

IC8

R36

IC8

13

10

1514

12

4.7K UL-TSCR-0.8A

F2

VP

1SR35-100

1SR

35-1

00

D36

CN

12D

W2

PA

D

C101

R43

56K2SC945

50V

C26

15E

B3

C8

C10

156

KR

13

10K

VCCR48 10KR47100K

PW

D

R50

R49

16KIC9

C29C102

BA10393

7 65

DWS

C18C34

16V

100µ

TF

104

+–

R38 10K

IC8

IC8

IC7

IC7

2 6 2 6

3 7 3 710 4 10 4

9 5 9 5

VDD

VDD

GND

KCOM

PCOM

MCOMVDD

VCC

VCCGND

56K

74H

C36

7

C16

C10

1

R32

CA

5

RA

1R

GLD

8X22

2J

CN

B8X

221K

CD7KCOM

VDD

C12

TFC103VF2VF1

D43

1 2

CN13 B28-EH

CN6 IMSA-9604S-32C

100

X8

MC

OM

D21

GND

VCC

VP

VPR33 CRH100-1

1SR35-100

D34

Q15

Q7R58

1.8KDTA143ZS

GNDP

2SD1853

RS

TA

MP

RYO

USY

UU

CN

9B

38-X

H

KCOMKE

Y C

LER

KC

N14

IL-G

-5P

D1CD7PCOM

NE

DS

CN

3B

28-E

H

VCC KCOMIC7 15

1314

11GND IC7 74HC367

R31

56K

56K

R39

TA

IWA

NC

N8

RE

SE

T

12

CN

10IL

-G-2

P R44

100

12 3GND

IC10S-80727AN

GND

GND

C37

IC14 74HC174

C10

2

R45

56K

RA

2R

GLD

8X56

3J

TF103C49 C

48

C10

1

IC13 74HC174

VDDLC36256PLL-10/12/15 C42

TF103

R52

R51

10K

10K

C45 C

101

C10

1

C44

TF103

AD2AD1AD0

C35

BR93LC46A

IC11

C47

C10

1C

41

TF

103

CA6CNB8X101K C

43

C10

1R

64

56K

TF103

C36

IC15

KI3

KI2

KI1

KI0IC12

CN7 IMSA-9604S-18C

2

1

3

4

5

6

7

8

2

1

3

4

5

6

7

8

B C D E F G H I J KA

B C D E F G H I J KA

Board No.MAIN PCB E278-1 (1/3)

Board No.E240033

18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

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12

RESET SW JPM1030-0101

KEY CLERK

J-Y754154321

123

BATTERY VL3032/1F2

VP

BA10393

IC9

GND4

8VP

GND

TFC103

C28

VCC74HC367*2

IC8

GND8

16VCC

GND

TFC103C17

TFC103C19

IC7

VPBA12003

GND8 9COM

GNDP

TFC103C25

IC5

GNDP

GND COM8 9

IC4IC3IC2

VPBA12003*3

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STAMPJFEEDRFEEDJCOMJHD1JHD2JHD3JHD4JHD5JHD6JHD7JHD8JHD9JHD10

MOTORRCOMRHD1RHD2RHD3RHD4RHD5RHD6RHD7RHD8RHD9RHD10ACUT

TPVCC

GND

VP

C2

TF

C10

3

HBLB31-S2J

VP CA1CNB5X101K1

VP CA2CNB8X101K1

VP CA3CNB8X101K1

VP CA4CNB3X101K1

2 3 4 6 7 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2 3 4

TO

BLO

CK

DIA

GR

AM

(1/

3) P

RIN

TE

R

CN2

B2P3-VH

12

VC

F1

D21SR35-100A

D41SR35-100A

R310K

R2

10KQ1

R4

R50-1.8K

D81SR35-100A

Q2

2SD721WITH HEAT SINK

OSH-3040-SP

C1

TF

C10

3

D6

1S24

71D

71S

2471

C4

50V

1000

D3

1SR

35-1

00A

D5

1SR

35-1

00A

R5

C5

50V

47µ

10K

2SA

1015

R1

2K

ZD

1

RD

18E

B1

VP

CS

GN

D

(BR) (BK) (BL)

C6

ZD

2 R

D22

EB

2

C10

1

C7

35V

2200

µ

ZD

3

RD

68E

B2S

C33

03

5.1KR6

C9

TFC332

R7

100

1

2

8

4

3

5

6

10

9

7

DCS-278

D14

1S2471

ZD4

RD27EB1

D16

D17

1SS83

1SS83

C14

50V

10µ C13

50V

100µ

R11

R10

33K

C10

25V

220µ

D18

D1N

L20

I OG

C11

16V

22µ

R8

4.7K

PB100A

µPC24M05

IC1

D19

SB007-03SPAD20

VCCSB007-03SPA

VDD

CN45267-03A

CN55267-03A

R9

C

RB

25T

29E

FX

2610

R12

C

RB

25T

29E

FX

1320

123

123

GNDP

GND

VFS2

VNS

VS

VP

VFS1

Q3

CN1

2

1

3

4

5

6

7

8

2

1

3

4

5

6

7

8

B C D E F G H I J KA

B C D E F G H I J KA

Board No.MAIN PCB E278-1 (2/3)

Drawing No.E240034

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IC1IC2IC3IC4IC5IC6IC7IC8IC9IC10IC11IC12IC13IC14IC15

C1C2C3C4C5C6C7C8C9C10C11C12C13C14C15C16C17C18C19C20C21C22C23C24C25C26C27C28C29C30C31C32C33C34C35C36C37C38C39C40C41C42C43C44C45C46C47C48C49

R1R2R3R4R5R6R7R8R9R10R11

UPC24M05HFBA12003BA12003BA12003BA12003UPD78P044GF-080TC74HC367APTC74HC367APBA10393S-80727AN-ZBR93LC66ALC36256PLL10/12/15TC74HC174APTC74HC174APTC74HC138AP

ECQ-B1H103KFWECQ-B1H103KFWRT-HE40TKYB101K-TLP5-50V103MS45RE3-50V470M-T2RT-HE40TKYB101K-TRE3-35V222M-T2RT-HE40TKYB101K-TECQ-B1H332JFWRE3-25V221M-T2RE2-16V220M-T2ECQ-B1H103KFWRE3-50V101M-T2RE2-50V100M-T2RT-HE40TKYB101K-TRT-HE40TKYB101K-TECQ-B1H103KFWECQ-V1H-104-JZWECQ-B1H103KFWRT-HE40TKYB101K-TRT-HE40TKYB101K-TRT-HE40TKYB101K-TRT-HE40TKYB101K-TRT-HE40TKYB101K-TECQ-B1H103KFWRE2-50V1R0M-T2RT-HE40TKYB101K-TECQ-B1H103KFWRT-HE50TKYB102K-TRT-HE40TKYB101K-TRT-HE40TKYB101K-TRT-HE40TKCH150J-TRT-HE40TKCH120J-TRE3-16V101M-T2ECQ-B1H103KFWECQ-B1H103KFWRT-HE50TKYB102K-TRT-HE40TKYB101K-TRT-HE40TKYB101K-TRT-HE40TKYB101K-TECQ-B1H103KFWECQ-B1H103KFWRT-HE40TKYB101K-TRT-HE40TKYB101K-TRT-HE40TKYB101K-TRT-HE40TKYB101K-TRT-HE40TKYB101K-TRT-HE40TKYB101K-TECQ-B1H103KFW

CR-25-2KOHM-J-TCR-25-10KOHM-J-TCR-25-10KOHM-J-TR50XT-08J182CR-25-10KOHM-J-TCR-25-5.1KOHM-J-TCR-25-100OHM-J-TCR-25-4.7KOHM-J-TCRB25T29EFX3300CR-25-33KOHM-J-T

R12R13R14R15R16R17R18R19R20R21R22R23R24R25R26R27R28R29R30R31R32R33R34R35R36R37R38R39R40R41R42R43R44R45R46R47R48R49R50R51R52R53R54R55R56R57R58R59R60R61R62R63R64

D1D2D3D4D5D6D7D8D9D10D11D12D13D14D15D16D17D18D19D20D21D22D23

CRB25T29EFX1500CR-25-56KOHM-J-TCR-25-56KOHM-J-TCR-25-56KOHM-J-TCR-25-56KOHM-J-TCR-25-56KOHM-J-TCR-25-100OHM-J-TCR-25-100OHM-J-TCR-25-100OHM-J-TCR-25-100OHM-J-TCR-25-100OHM-J-TCR-25-100OHM-J-TCR-25-100OHM-J-TCR-25-100OHM-J-TCR-25-1.8KOHM-J-TCR-25-10KOHM-J-TCR-25-4.7KOHM-J-TCR-25-1KOHM-J-TCR-25-56KOHM-J-TCR-25-56KOHM-J-TCR-25-56KOHM-J-TCRH100-FC10-J-1R0CR-25-10KOHM-J-TCR-25-4.7KOHM-J-TCR-25-4.7KOHM-J-TCR-25-10KOHM-J-TCR-25-10KOHM-J-TCR-25-56KOHM-J-TCR-25-4.7KOHM-J-TCR-25-100KOHM-J-TCR-25-1KOHM-J-TCR-25-56KOHM-J-TCR-25-100OHM-J-TCR-25-56KOHM-J-TCR-25-8.2KOHM-J-TCR-25-100KOHM-J-TCR-25-10KOHM-J-TCR-25-16KOHM-J-TCR-25-10KOHM-J-TCR-25-10KOHM-J-TCR-25-10KOHM-J-TCR-25-56KOHM-J-TCR-25-330KOHM-J-TCR-25-1.8KOHM-J-TCR-25-10KOHM-J-TCR-25-1.8KOHM-J-TCR-25-1.8KOHM-J-TCR-25-10KOHM-J-TCR-25-10KOHM-J-TCR-25-10KOHM-J-TCR-25-56KOHM-J-TCR-25-56KOHM-J-TCR-25-56KOHM-J-T

1S2471 T-77-T1SR35-100A-T-32-T1SR35-100A-T-32-T1SR35-100A-T-32-T1SR35-100A-T-32-T1S2471 T-77-T1S2471 T-77-T1SR35-100A-T-32-T1S2471 T-77-T1S2471 T-77-T1S2471 T-77-T1S2471 T-77-T1SR35-100A-T-32-T1S2471 T-77-TRB100A-T32-T1SS83TD1SS83TDD1NL20-4070SB007-03SPASB007-03SPA1S2471 T-77-T1S2471 T-77-T1S2471 T-77-T

D24D25D26D27D28D29D30D31D32D33D34D35D36D37D38D39D40D41D42D43

ZD1ZD2ZD3ZD4ZD5

Q1Q2Q3Q4Q5Q6Q7Q8Q9Q10Q11Q12Q13Q14Q15

RA1RA2RA3

CA1CA2CA3CA4CA5CA6CA7

X1X2

CN1CN2CN3CN4CN5CN6CN7CN8CN9CN10CN11CN12CN13CN14CN15CN16CN17

BZ1

1S2471 T-77-T1S2471 T-77-T1S2471 T-77-T1S2471 T-77-T1S2471 T-77-T1S2471 T-77-T1S2471 T-77-T1S2471 T-77-T1SR35-100A-T-32-T1SR35-100A-T-32-T1SR35-100A-T-32-T1S2471 T-77-T1SR35-100A-T-32-T1SR35-100A-T-32-T1S2471 T-77-T1S2471 T-77-T1S2471 T-77-T1S2471 T-77-T1S2471 T-77-T1S2471 T-77-T

RD18EB1-T1RD22EB1-T1RD68EB-T1RD27EB1-T1RD15EB3-T1

2SA1015GR.O.Y)TPE22SD7212SC3303-Y2SD20152SD20152SC945(K.P.Q.R)-T2SD1853-AA2SB926(T.U)-AA2SB926(T.U)-AA2SA1015GR.O.Y)TPE22SA1015GR.O.Y)TPE22SC945(K.P.Q.R)-T2SD1853-AA2SD1853-AADTA143ZS-TP

RGLD8X222JRGLD8X563JRGLD8X563J

CNB5X101KCNB8X101KCNB8X101KCNB3X101KCNB8X221KCNB8X101KCNB8X101K

CST4.19MGWC-002RX(M90-76)

HBLB31-S2J5277-02A

53253-031053253-0310IMSA-9604S-32CIMSA-9604S-18C

B3B-XHIL-G-2P-S3T2-EIL-G-3P-S3T2-EIL-G-3P-S3T2-EB2B-EHIL-G-5P-S3T2-EE412198*1

PKM22EPP-2002

SW1

T1

F1F1F1F2

JPM1030-0201

OSH-3040-SPL

DCS-278

UF-003321801.623702.5UL-TSCR-0.8A-N1

2

1

3

4

5

6

7

8

2

1

3

4

5

6

7

8

B C D E F G H I J KA

B C D E F G H I J KA

Board No.MAIN PCB E278-1 (3/3)

Drawing No.E240035

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

D26D25D24D23D22D21D14D13D12D11D20D19D18D17D10D9D8D15D16

121110987654321

10987654321

IMS

A-9

604S

-12C

CN

2IM

SA

-960

4S-1

0CC

N3

SH101MA

1S2471 T-77-T

CN1 IMSA-9604S-32C

MC

OM

PC

OM

CD

7C

D6

CD

5C

D4

CD

3C

D2

CD

1C

D0

VF1

SD

SE

SG

SF

SH

DG

9D

G8

DG

7D

G6

DG

5D

G4

DG

3D

G2

DG

1D

G0

SC

OM

SA

SB

SC

SD

PV

F2

1 2 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 31242528273020191817161514131211262122232932

C

OFF

MODE KEY SW.2

1 4 8 7 6 5 3 2

PGMRFREG1REG2X1Z1X2/Z2OFFCC

6789

1012345

1234567

CLCOMSWI0SWI1SWI2SWI3SWI4SWI5

D2D3D4D5D6D7

MO

DE

KE

Y S

W.1

PU

SH

CLE

RK

TO E

278-

E6

A,D,B,BU

SWI6PCOM

D112

RE

CE

IPT

ON

/OFF

TO E

278-

E3

MODE KEY SW.1KSL-B85FA02-B1J

2

1

10

9

8

7

6

3

4

5

X2/Z2

Z1

X1

REG2

REG1

RF

PGM

OFF

C

C

5

4

3

2

1

9

8

0

C

C

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

OFF

C

4

3

2

1

0

9

8

MODE KEY SW.2KSL-84FG01-B1J

C

Board No.DISPLAY PCB E278-E2-1

Board No.E240036

2

1

3

4

5

6

7

8

2

1

3

4

5

6

7

8

B C D E F G H I J KA

B C D E F G H I J KA

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6

5

4

3

2

1

12

11

10

9

8

7

18

17

16

15

14

13

24

23

22

21

20

19

30

29

28

27

26

25

36

35

34

33

32

31

42

41

40

39

38

37

48

47

46

45

44

43

54

53

52

51

50

49

60

59

58

57

56

55

66

65

64

63

62

61

72

71

70

69

68

67

78

77

76

75

74

73

KEY CONTACT POSITION

1287

146

13532

11

KC3KC5KC6KC1KC0KC2KC7KC8KC9KC4

TO

E27

8-1

K78K72K66K60K54K48K42K36K30K24

K77K71K65K59K53K47K41K35K29K23

K76K70K64K58K52K46K40K34K28K22

K75K69K63K57K51K45K39K33K27K21

K74K68K62K56K50K44K38K32K26K20

K73K67K61K55K49K43K37K31K25K19

K18K12K6

K17K11K5

K16K10K4

K15K9K3

K14K8K2

K13K7K1

KI7 1

KI6 4

KI5 9

KI4 15

KI3 16

KI2 18

KI1 17

KI0 10

TO

E27

8-1

Board No. KEYBOARD E278-E4

Board No.E240037

2

1

3

4

5

6

7

8

2

1

3

4

5

6

7

8

B C D E F G H I J KA

B C D E F G H I J KA

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S–J2875–05

0V

TE-278-E2U

2

1

L5T18X6X10

*

240V230V220V120V100V

*

L5T18X6X10

L5T18X6X10

FG

US. CANADA(C, L)

0V

TE-278-E2U

2

1

L5T18X6X10

*

240V230V220V120V100V

*

L5T18X6X10

L5T18X6X10

FG

U.K. (D)

0V

TE-278-E2U

2

1

L5T18X6X10

*

240V230V220V120V100V

*

L5T18X6X10

L5T18X6X10

FG

EUROPE(B, F, G)

0V

TE-278-E2U

2

1

L5T18X6X10

*

240V230V220V120V100V

*

L5T18X6X10

L5T18X6X10

FG

(U)

(US. CANADA SPEC.)

(LIMITED AREAS SPEC.)

2

1

3

4

5

6

7

8

2

1

3

4

5

6

7

8

B C D E F G H I J KA

B C D E F G H I J KA

Board No. Drawing No.E340043POWER SUPPLY

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

VF

1S

DS

ES

GS

FS

HD

G9

DG

8D

G7

DG

6

DG

5D

G4

DG

3D

G2

DG

1D

G0

SC

OM

SA

SB

SC

SD

PV

F2

1

SH1019A

CN1 IMSA-9604S-10C CN2 IMSA-9604S-12C

2345678910 123456789101112

A B C D

1

2

3

4

5

6

1

2

3

4

5

6

A B C D

Board No. 2ND DISPLAY E278-E2-2

Drawing No.E440039

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SWI6

PCOM

R ON

R OFF

1

2

TO

E27

8-E

2

Board No. Drawing No.E440040

A B C D

1

2

3

4

5

6

1

2

3

4

5

6

A B C D

SWITCH PCB

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16. PARTS LIST

1. Main PCB ass'y

2. Button ass'y

3. E278-E2 ass'y, Display ass'y

4. 2nd Display ass'y

5. Upper case

6. Lower case

7. Printer unit

8. Drawer

8-1. DL-2350 (Europe)8-2. DL-2351 (Canada)8-3. DL-2416 (U.S.A.)8-4. DL-2750 (Japan, Germany, Europe)8-5. DL-2751 (U.K.)8-6. DL-2752 (Germany)

Notes:

1. Price and specifications are subject to change without notice.2. As for order / supply of spare parts, refer to the "GUIDE BOOK for spare parts supply" a separate

publication.3. Numbers in the item column correspond to the same numbers in exploded drawing.4. MARKS:

N: New parts

Q: Quantity used per unit

M: Minimum order/supply quantity

R: Rank

A: EssentialB: Stock recommendedC: Less recommendedX: No stock recommended

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1-04

1-05

1-07

1-02

1-03

1-06

1-08

1-09

1-30

1-32

1-01

1-13

1-28 1-29

1-10 1-21~

1-31

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2-29

2-05

2-162-06

2-91

2-04

2-21

2-81

2-13

2-11

1-25

1-26

2-12

2-10

2-17

4-15

3-12

3-06

3-11

3-14

3-13

1-27

3-15

1-24

4-01

1-01

2-92

3-10

2-93

2-16

2-25

2-07

2-24

2-23

2-01

2-20

2-21

2-07

2-14

2-26

2-242-03

2-08

2-09

2-02

2-21

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503

504

505

506

507

508

509

510

511

512

513

514

515

516517

518

519

520

600

601

602

603604

605

606

607608

609610

611

612

613

100

101

102

104

200

201

202

203

204

300

301

302

303

901

902

903

904905

906

419

420

421

422

423

424

425

426

427

428430

431

432

433

500

501

502

401

402

403

404

405

406

407

408

409410

411

412

413

414

415416

417

418

400

103

411409

410 421

429

427

427

427

430

431

434

503

900

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5-20

5-15

5-02

5-01

5-05

5-06

5-14

5-22

5-265-375-08

5-04

5-135-09

5-07

5-23

5-24

5-36

5-40

5-38 5-39

5-17

5-18

5-16

5-19

5-12

5-25

DL-2350

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DL-2351

6-15

6-01

6-05

6-06

6-14

6-226-08

6-04

6-07

6-236-24

6-40

6-38 6-39

6-13

6-36

6-25

6-376-26

6-09

6-16

6-17

6-19

6-20

6-18

6-02

6-12

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DL-2416

7-15

7-01

7-05

7-06

7-14

7-227-08

7-04

7-07

7-237-24

7-40

7-38 7-39

7-13

7-25

7-377-26

7-09

7-16

7-17

7-19

7-20

7-18

7-02

7-36

7-12

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DL-2750

8-15

8-01

8-05

8-06

8-14

8-08

8-04

8-07

8-40

8-38 8-39

8-13

8-25

8-26

8-09

8-16

8-17

8-19

8-20

8-18

8-02

8-36

8-22

8-238-24

8-37

8-12

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DL-2751

9-01

9-05

9-06

9-14

9-08

9-04

9-07

9-40

9-38 9-39

9-13

9-25

9-26

9-09

9-17

9-02

9-36

9-22

9-239-24

9-37

9-15

9-20

9-19

9-16

9-18

9-12

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DL-2752

10-01

10-05

10-06

10-14

10-08

10-04

10-07

10-40

10-38 10-39

10-13

10-25

10-26

10-09

10-17

10-02

10-36

10-22

10-2310-24

10-37

10-15

10-20

10-19

10-16

10-18

10-12

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