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Page 1: ...OPERATORS MANUAL DDEL DP 9000 DP 900 DI I 9500 AND DP 9S0 ALPHANUMERIC GRAPHICS PRINTER AnacIeX 9825 De Soto Ave Chatsworth CA 91311 T 213 998 8010 TWX 910 494 2761...

Page 2: ...er of the product the mode of shipment and an estimated arrival date at ANADEX All shipments to ANADEX must be sent freight pre aid and addressed as follows Please note that this ad ress differs from...

Page 3: ...TENTS SECTION I GENERAL DESCRIPTION Introduction Operating Characteristics Electrical Electronic Ch racteristics Mechanical Physical Characteristics 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 2 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 2 7 2 9 2 1...

Page 4: ...CE General Preventive Maintenance Cleaning Operational Checkout Troubleshooting Serial Interface Initial Setup Removal and Replacement I General On Line Indicator Lamp Replacement Fuse Replacement Ope...

Page 5: ...ing Locations Option R and Internal Program Components Locations on Rev Band C Boards Option R and Internal Program Component Locations on Rev D and E Boards Front Panel Controls and Indicators Rear A...

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Page 7: ...in Tablet I 1 2 OPERAT ING CHARACTER STI CS Your printe risadotmatrixprinter usinga9 wire solenoid actuat dpr i nthead For the DP 9000and DP 9500 two basic cha racterfontmatricesareprinted 9x9 and7x9...

Page 8: ...OFF codes and or STX ETX ACK NAK codes The FIFO buf fer storage capacity is greater than 600 characters An addi tional 2K of buffer is optionally available A self test function checks logic and contro...

Page 9: ...SPACING 6 or 8 lines per inch GRAPHICS PRINTING 0 014 in 72 dots in 0 0166 in 60 dots in 0 014 in 72 dots in 0 0135 in 75 dots in Full high density graphics printing by individually addressing each o...

Page 10: ...c cess Switch ParallelInterfaee lOOOchar sec RS 232 Cltlter Eace 9600Baud Curr nt 4 op Ihterface 4800 Baud TABLE 1 1 SUMMARY OF SPECIFICAIlONSAND FEATURES Continued FDRMSCONTROL O MM1JNl TIONS RIBOON...

Page 11: ...emperature Humidity Storage 41 F 5 C to 104 F 40 C 10 to 90 without condensation OaF 18 C to 130 F 55 C Weight PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS Dimensions 21 63 inches 53 2 ern wide DP 9000 9001 26 63 inches...

Page 12: ...600 500 400 a J 300 t a I C o ex 200 I t 100 o 20 DP 9501 200 cps 16 7 cpi 40 60 80 100 LINE LENGTH CHARACTERS 120 132 FIGURE 1 1 PRINTING THROUGHPUT...

Page 13: ...r I I STD BUFFER ________ I I r DP 9500 200cps 13 3cpi DP 9500 180 c ps I ni DP 9501 200 cps 16 7 cpi STD BUFFER DP 9500 150 cps 10 cpi EXTENDED BUFFER o 60K 0 m 0 50K 0 l en 40K m lLJ 0 0 LL lLJ m 30...

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Page 15: ...mage to the printer is evident until the carrier has had opportunity to verify the damage 1 Remove Operator s Manual Warranty Registration Card ribbon cartridge power cord and printer cover 2 Reach in...

Page 16: ...t paper feed path is through the bottom of the printer Anadex recommends the use of the Anadex Printer Stand Assembly 110del PS 9500 for mounting Models DP 9s00 DP 9s0l However a steady table capable...

Page 17: ...light snap 7 Verify that the ribbon is smoothly in place in front of the print head nose and was not caught by the print head nose and bunched up above the nose 8 Set the head gap adjustment lever for...

Page 18: ...Position No 1 Shown in full open position FIGURE 2 1 PRINT HEAD GAP ADJUSTMENT LEVER FIGURE 2 2 RIBBON CARTRIDGE 2 4...

Page 19: ...t lever all the way toward the front of the printer maximum open position 4 Insert the paper through the bottom or rear paper entry slots see Figure 2 3 Push the paper through until the paper clears t...

Page 20: ...tractors but not stretched 8 Close the printing compartment cover and manually rotate the adjust knob until the paper extends beyond the print ing compartment cover 9 Continue manually feeding the pap...

Page 21: ...located at the right rear corner of your printer and is a multifunction module containing the line conn ector power fuse and a line voltage selector card See figure 2 4 To check the line voltage sett...

Page 22: ...the cover to the right side The line power cord can now be connected CAUTION THE LINE POWER CORD SHOULD ALWAYS BE CONNECTED TO A GROUNDED OUTLET DO NOT USE AN UNGROUNDED ADAPTER TO CONNECT THE POWER...

Page 23: ...nds the printer will print out the results of the test Figure 2 10 shows a typical Self Test printout 1st Line Results of initialization test If ROMS CRCC fails no printout will occur Printer will not...

Page 24: ...01101010 00110010 VERTICAL TABS SET HORIZONTAL TABS SET FIFO OACOH BYTES LNC 42H LINES WDTH 84H x 0 1 INCH AUTO LF OFF COMM STX ETX LRC SKIP LINE42H I t 0123456789 ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ A_ abcdef...

Page 25: ...any computer systems using a Centronics type parallel interface do not have the full synchronization technique called for in the convention Anadex has made pro vision for these situations also by prov...

Page 26: ...h and goes low when initialization is complete and the printer goes ON LINE See the ON LINE discussion below A high BUSY signal indicates the printer is unable to accept any more data BUSY goes high u...

Page 27: ...T and FAULT return to their normal high condition ACK and IBZ go low at their proper times and the printer con tinues to process the data ON LINE This signal is active high and ind cates that the prin...

Page 28: ...seconds nominal 16 rna nominal Duration is 4 micro seconds nominal 16 rna nominal 16 rna nominal 2 rna nominal 16 rna nominal 16 rna nominal 16 rna nominal 16 rna nominal Two grounds are utilized SIGN...

Page 29: ...BIAS J3 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 SIG GND SIG GND SIG GND SIG GND SIG GND SIG GND SIG GND SIG GND SIG GND SIG GND SIG GND SIG GND INPUT PRIME FAULT EMPTY NC NC IBZ See comm...

Page 30: ...I r I f I I fl IBZ Il I __ I I I H S S__1 EMPTYll rs I I 1 I I I I DB 1 I j I I It I If __I ___ I 1 I I DB2 I ss I I if s f I I S S_S I _7_ _ __ I I DB3 I I f s I SS If tI I I 2J1 ec min I DB4 I IS 1...

Page 31: ...in the cable This principle applies to all signals in the RS 232 C interface NOTE Those users who are not thoroughly knowledge able in RS 232 C serial interface communica tion should refer to troubles...

Page 32: ...the requirement for an active CD a trace cut will put this line in service See Figure 2 9 This pin is not inserted in connector J 2 but is available and tied back READY TO SEND This signal is normally...

Page 33: ...using the 20 60 rna current loop data transfer technique The printer has facilities for both receiving and transmitting data See Figure 2 8 for the pin connections for serial connector J 2 Data transm...

Page 34: ...T 20 60 MA TTY OUTPUT SRTS OUTPUT PRINTER BUSY DTR OUTPUT B A c J2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 t19 oj 120 Internal Strapping 5 Vdc NOTE If RTS DSR CTS and CD are not actively used by...

Page 35: ...TIALIZATION 2 1 II 121314151617181SIr 1 I I I I I 14 2 m sec Max I I I SPACE 0 1 I DATA IN MARK I SPACE 0 STX H 1 ETX DATA OUT MARK 1 1 11 I ACK I CTS UNSTRAPPED I I I RTS 1 sJ I I I SRTS I f I I I DT...

Page 36: ...H GJ c N I t 1 o en l 1 j 0 H r t H Z t 3 l 1 j CJ l 1 j en t 3 H Z GJ r t o CJ t 3 H o Z en ca ca I il O r _ l o LJ1 o i I J i...

Page 37: ...haracter Set ROM EPROM Option R is _ installed here The Program ROM EPROM are installed here In later models 217 may be empty Figure 2 11 Option R and Internal Program Component Locations on Rev Band...

Page 38: ..._ I z iIt THE PROGRAM ROM EPROM ARE INSTALLED HERE IN LATER MODELS 217 MAY BEE MP T Y CHARACTER SE T ROM EPROM Z 6 0 G G G 0 G 8 Figure 2 12 Option R and Internal Program Component Locations on Rev D...

Page 39: ...DICATORS The controls and indicators for your printer are divided into two groups Those which may require regular and frequent access are externally located and those which are infrequently used are l...

Page 40: ...es the paper to be fed to the top of the next form unless current Form Length is 0 in which case no action occurs This is a dual function switch see TOF SET for the alternate function Depressing this...

Page 41: ...eld the SELF TEST program is initiated 3 2 2 INTERNAL CONTROLS WITH EXTERNAL ACCESS Four switch blocks Sl S2 S3 and S4 are located internally on the printed circuit card and are accessible to the user...

Page 42: ...ired position then relocking the cam CAM LOCK o FIGURE 3 3 PAPER FEED TRACTORS FORM THICKNESS The print head to platen gap is adjust able by a lever actuated cam to com pensate for various form thickn...

Page 43: ...up the required Baud rate S3 8 selects 1 or 2 stop bits S3 7 selects 7 or 8 bit data word The combined setting of S3 9 and S3 10 sets parity or ECHOPLEX See table 3 3 for switch assignment details Wh...

Page 44: ...ned data will be automatically printed with a line feed after 7 5 seconds have elapsed since receipt of the last data entry There is no time limit when Sl 7 is OFF Switch S2 8 selects the Automatic Li...

Page 45: ...orm Length 8 Inches Inactive Or Form Length 8 Inches Selected Section 6 OFF Regular Character Font 10 Char Inch ON Condensed Character Font See Note below Section 7 OFF No Time Out ON 7 5 Second Time...

Page 46: ...Inch Selected Section 3 OFFl Spare ON Section 4 OFF Line Spacing 6 Lines Inch Selected ON Line Spacing 8 Lines Inch Selected STX ETX LRCC Section 5 OFF 5 OFF r None ON J Se 1 6 OFF rl a Section 6 OFF...

Page 47: ...OFF ON 75 OFF OFF Otl OFF 110 OFF OFF ON ON 135 OFF Or 1 OFF OFF 150 OFF N OFF ON 300 OFF ON 01J OFF 600 OFF ON ON ON 1200 Or l OFF OFF OFF 1800 ON OFF OFF OrJ 2400 ON OFF ON OFF 3600 ON OFF O l ON 48...

Page 48: ...ode 3 3 1 CONFIGURATION COMMANDS These commands should not be transmitted while a printing record is open A printing record is opened by any printable character or in line control code See paragraph 3...

Page 49: ...dix A for examples SEQUENCE CODES ESC ESC 1 NNN ESC B ESC 3 NNN ESC 4 NNN Clear all Vertical Tab stops Set a Vertical Tab stop at line number NNN NNN is an ASCII decimal number in the range of 001 to...

Page 50: ...of printable columns is recalculated based upon the new form width and the current character font therefore any required Horizontal Tab Stops must be re entered after changing the form width Set Vert...

Page 51: ...ry If the record is open they are acted upon ASCII Code 14 start double width printing Automatically cancelled by LF or other record closing code except by wraparound action ASCII Code 15 end double w...

Page 52: ...location If Line Feeds are scheduled after the last printing record but before the FF code the Line Feeds are ignored Additional Line Feeds or Vertical Tabs after the FF code will be acted upon ASCII...

Page 53: ...ter are ignored DCl is transmitted by the printer on the DATA OUT line pin 2 at the end of a POWER ON Initializa tion and each time the BUFFER EMPTY signal goes to the READY state Not Busy Each time t...

Page 54: ...ata block is complete as indicated by receipt of the ETX code the printer transmits an ACK code if no errors were detected The printer then waits for an STX or EOT or CAN code If the returning code is...

Page 55: ...are detected the transmitted code is NAK Subse quent actions are the same for STX ETX The LRCC character calculation is made by nulling a register and then XORing each character transmitted exclusive...

Page 56: ...6 OE 0001110 46 56 2E 0101110 N 78 116 4E 1001110 n 110 156 6E 1101101 SI 15 017 OF 0001111 47 57 2F 0101111 o 79 117 4F 1001111 o 111 157 6F 1101110 DLE 16 020 10 0010000 o 48 60 30 0110000 P 80 120...

Page 57: ...ting record is open Any FS code received while a printing record is open is ignored but subsequent graphic bytes may be incorrectly printed In graphics one byte of data controls one strobe of the prin...

Page 58: ...quired to complete a line of graphics printing the following technique should be followed At the 600 byte point or sooner close the printing record with a 30H decimal 0 which causes the record to be c...

Page 59: ...RFERENCE TO RADIO COMMUNICATIONS IT HAS BEEN TESTED AND FOUND TO COMPLY WITH THE LIMITS FOR A CLASS A COMPUTING DEVICE PURSUANT TO SUBPART J OF PART 15 OF FCC RULES WHICH ARE DESIGNED TO PROVIDE REASO...

Page 60: ...4A 4B 4C 4D 4E 4F 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 ABC D E F G H I J K L M N 0 r r r i i I l r I I I I f 50 51 52 53 54...

Page 61: ...FIGURE 3 6 GRAPHICS DOT PATTERNS Sheet 2 of 2...

Page 62: ...haracters The half dot position cannot be addressed in Graphics Care must be taken to achieve correct alignment of characters to Graphics in mixed printing 5 The printer prints bidirectionally but thi...

Page 63: ...end upon en vironment and usage In normal usage a recommended interval for cleaning would be approximately every three months or 3000 pages of printing whichever occurs first 4 2 1 CLEANING The materi...

Page 64: ...right side of the printer a turn or two The knob should turn freely and paper should advance smoothly A very slight indent characteristic may be noticed while turning the knob Press the POWER switch...

Page 65: ...orm lengths if desired but each time any of the config uration switches are changed power must be cycled OFF then ON to reinitialize the printer 10 Press and hold the FEED switch A short pause will oc...

Page 66: ...ons link by transmitting various data to the printer including such configura tion changes by communications link as may be signi ficant to printer operation Refer to Section 3 for instruction 14 Chec...

Page 67: ...n pin 31 of the para llel interface connector and the data source and this line is held low OV by the data source Remove Power and the interface connection and try again If the unit now comes ON LINE...

Page 68: ...other data input but no print ing occurs Prints correct data but has missing dots or random light dots Other indications of serious malfunction Correct data is printed but is very light density 4 6 F...

Page 69: ...3 2 Printer BUSY IBZ or ACK not properly connected to data source DSTR strobe from data source is too late or data from data source is not on bus long enough Faulty interface cable Faulty printer circ...

Page 70: ...ge with ran dom line feeds and or form feeds 4 8 One or more of Sections 3 through 10 of S3 are ON while in parallel mode Bad RAM on circuit board Refer unit to service center Faulty I O circuits on c...

Page 71: ...ns OFF S2 8 ON all other S2 sections OFF If trans mission without protocol cannot be made then set up the proper protocol S3 l S3 2 S3 3 ON 1200 Baud See NOTE below S3 4 S3 5 S3 6 OFF S3 7 OFF unless...

Page 72: ...h has occurred and the data source is transmitting slower than the printer Reset the printer Baud rate to a lower rate and go to Step 5 above If nothing happens either data is not being received by th...

Page 73: ...this level may require special skills and or special equip ment For more detailed repair and parts replacement refer to the Maintenance Manual CAUTION YOUR PRINTER IS A PRECISION ELECTROMECHANICAL DE...

Page 74: ...t side of the circuit board 4 4 4 OPENING THE PRINTER For most purposes removal of the two end covers on the printer is unnecessary The print mechanism is hinged to the base for convenient access to t...

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Page 76: ..._ L 19 VA I I 0 6 L_ _ _ __ _ _ __ _______ _ _ 5 I I r 4 1 __ _ _ _ r ti z _ I S 3 2 l 1 If 7 _ o I I Q t i Z 0 6 _ _ _ _ _ 0 _ _ f _ _ S 80 t I t rg PRODUiTIO r I E_RT H E I 1 n _ n a I rI I o n_ E 5...

Page 77: ...HD 150 RE 51 6 OFF ALPHANU ERIC CHARACTER FONT DEFAULT TO 10 CHARACTERS PER IHCH 160 REI I S1 70FP TI EOUT IS INHIBfTED 170 REI I SI OFF CROSS HATCH SY BOL SELECTED 180RE S2 1 OFF 52 2 ON SKIP OVER PE...

Page 78: ...NT 380 HORIZONTAL DOT POSITIONS THEACTUALLINEARDISTANCEISA F UNCTION OP DOT DENSITY AND DIFPERS BETWEEN THE DP9500 AND DP9501 4 60RE PROGRA ERS WILL FIND THIS FEATURE EXTR ELY USEFUL AS A BYTE SAVER I...

Page 79: ...LCO 293CIIIPHpO 360 XPAO 542AP 6 CHR 29 710 LPRINT II 8 LPRINT CHR 28 0350II CHR 127 DDO 070 CHR 124 O 116pL8AO 293 CHRS 127 DX 0 363 XGO 509CO 539APX 6 CHR 29 720 LPRINT A LPRIHT CHR 28 036 CHRS 127...

Page 80: ...10 CS STRING 128 D 1020 D S TR IMG 198 1 A 1030 ES STRINGS 20 1040 GS STRING 7 1I 1050 P A E 1060 LPRI N T S 80 LPRINT CHR 28 as 035D CHR 127 uDD 6 036 CHR 127 110 290000000 OO 614GGGGCGG E A Et GGGCC...

Page 81: ...CHR l 27 II DDO 047 II F F F F Fi F P F F F FS P P F F F Ft F F F F P Ft Ft P PS 1 6It 1450 RE 1460 LPRI NT CHRS 28 It 036 CHR 127 8 8 I I PSlP lF lF Ft F F F F F F F F Ft F P P P F F lFt F F P F F F...

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