Specifications
Table Of Contents
- Color StyleWriter 6500
- Basics
- Specifications
- Troubleshooting
- Take Apart
- Paper Tray
- Top Cover
- Access Door
- Side Access Door
- Keypad Bezel
- Lightpipe Assembly
- Base
- Logic Board EMI Shield
- Power Supply EMI Shield
- Logic Board
- Power Supply Board
- Flex Clamp
- Ribbon Cable
- Access Door Actuator
- Ground Plane
- Encoder Strip
- Encoder Stiffener
- Carriage Belt
- Turnaround Assembly
- Idler Assembly
- Carriage Motor
- Purge Unit
- Absorber Assembly
- Purge Unit Motor
- Paper Motor
- Mechanical Assembly
- Additional Procedures
- Exploded View

Additional Procedures Interpreting the NVM (Non-Volatile Memory) Grid - 66
5 Line up the transparency so that the shaded pink color
in the top left corner covers the first four bytes in the
first row (see sample on next page) on the extended
diagnostic test page. A “byte”, in this case, means one
set of numbers in a column.
Note: The text on the transparency should line up
below the byte numbers on the test page. The
transparency also has numbers running down the left
hand column, beginning with 00. The second row is
20, the third row is 40, and so on. Lining up these
numbers will help you find the byte information you
want to decode. If you were to look for page count, you
would start in location 98 and identify four bytes, or
four pairs of numbers
(see graphic on next page).