Carriage mechanism – Epson FX-870/1170 User Manual
Page 118
Principles of Operation
Carriage Mechanism
The timing belt is connected to the lower side of the carriage. With the printhead installed, the
carriage moves in either direction along the carriage guide shaft. The carriage (CR) motor, a
stepping motor, drives the timing belt, which moves the carriage. The home position (HP) sensor
detects the home position of the carriage.
Pulley
Timing Belt
I
CR Motor
Figure 6-2. Carriage Operation
Epson FX-870/1170 6-3
See also other documents in the category Epson Printers:
- Stylus Pro 7800 (11 pages)
- Stylus Pro 4000 (49 pages)
- Stylus Photo R300 (2 pages)
- Stylus Pro 7000 (147 pages)
- AcuLaser C3000 (316 pages)
- Stylus Pro 7900 (24 pages)
- Stylus Pro 4450 (21 pages)
- 1000 (272 pages)
- T034120 (4 pages)
- T580300 (4 pages)
- 300 (91 pages)
- B 510DN (190 pages)
- B 510DN (218 pages)
- Stylus NX510 (8 pages)
- Stylus Photo RX580 (95 pages)
- T549300 (4 pages)
- B 500DN (168 pages)
- AculaserCX11NF (5 pages)
- 480SXU (24 pages)
- 4500 (317 pages)
- STYLUS RX500 (99 pages)
- 2100 (13 pages)
- Stylus NX215 (2 pages)
- T098320 (4 pages)
- T041020 (4 pages)
- R210 (8 pages)
- All-In-One Stylus Photo RX600 (164 pages)
- 777I (53 pages)
- T033120 (4 pages)
- Stylus CX7000F (8 pages)
- 60 (113 pages)
- T034220 (4 pages)
- WorkForce 40 Series (36 pages)
- T054220 (4 pages)
- Stylus CX3200 (11 pages)
- Stylus CX7800 (18 pages)
- T060220 (4 pages)
- 2500 (180 pages)
- AcuLaser CX11N (32 pages)
- AcuLaser CX11N (4 pages)
- 2000P (16 pages)
- T606600 (4 pages)
- Stylus CX6000 (18 pages)
- FS-4000DN (2 pages)
- MSDS T544700 (4 pages)