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Connecting through a USB Interface

This machine can connect to a computer through a USB interface. After
connection, install the supplied printer driver and utility software to match the OS of
your computer.

For installing the printer driver and utility software, see "Installing the Software," on
p. 1-13.

Connecting to a DOS/Windows computer

Connect the USB port of this machine to the USB port of the computer using an
interface cable to match your computer.

IMPORTANT

If you have connected a computer to the USB port of this machine, some utility software
cannot be used. For details, contact your service representative.

Printer driver software

USB cable

USB port

USB port

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Summary of Contents for ImageCLASS 2300

Page 1: ...PCL Printer Guide PCL Printer Guide Please read this guide before operating this equipment After you finish reading this guide store it in a safe place for future reference ENG...

Page 2: ...imageCLASS 2300 PCL Printer Guide...

Page 3: ...Networking and Printing Basic Operations Basic Guide Machine Settings Troubleshooting Reference Guide Copying Instructions Copying Guide Fax Instructions Facsimile Guide Sending Instructions Sending G...

Page 4: ...endix Includes the index and summarizes the specifications of the printer Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Considerable effort has been made to ensure that this manual is free of inac...

Page 5: ...1 7 Connecting to a 10Base T network 1 8 Connecting through a Parallel Interface 1 9 Connecting to a DOS Windows computer 1 9 Connecting to other computers 1 10 Connecting through a USB Interface 1 11...

Page 6: ...Config Menu 3 20 Operation Flow for Config Menu 3 20 Enter Password Menu 3 24 About the Enter Password Menu 3 24 Operation Flow for Enter Password Menu 3 24 Parallel Menu 3 27 About Parallel Menu 3 2...

Page 7: ...Page Sample 5 3 Font List 5 5 PCL Font List Sample 5 6 Typeface Samples 5 8 Scalable Fonts PCL 5 8 Bar Code Scalable Fonts PCL 5 10 OCR Scalable Fonts PCL 5 11 Bitmapped Fonts PCL 5 12 Symbol Sets Su...

Page 8: ...Control Panel Keys Key icon Key Name Example Start Stop Function Keys Key Name Key Option Example F3 VALUE F4 ENTER WARNING Indicates a warning concerning operations that may lead to death or injury t...

Page 9: ...under license from the Monotype Corporation is a product of Agfa Monotype Corporation Times and Univers are trademarks of Linotype Hell AG and or its subsidiaries and may be registered in some jurisdi...

Page 10: ...and the functions of the printer control panel Features of the Product 1 2 Functions of Printer Control Panel 1 4 Printer Control Panel 1 4 Connecting to a Computer 1 6 Connecting to a Network 1 6 Co...

Page 11: ...L Memory Saving Technology Memory Reduction Technology accomplishes 600 dpi printing with only 8 MB of memory for letter printing Complex page data is compressed to optimize available resources Paper...

Page 12: ...ed with the printer are the TrueType screen fonts for 96 font solution and Canon Font Manager for easy management of installed fonts in Microsoft Windows 95 98 Me 2000 XP and Windows NT version 4 0 A...

Page 13: ...s turned off b b b b JOB Indicator On Part of a page has been processed and stored in the printer s memory Off There is no data stored in the printer s memory c c c c ON LINE Indicator On The printer...

Page 14: ...arks the current default setting j j j j BACK Key Press this key and display SHIFT on the LCD display to scroll through menus setting items or values in reverse order Press it again to scroll through...

Page 15: ...inter for UNIX and Windows The print server is supplied with a 100Base TX 10Base T port therefore you can simply connect it to a LAN The connection examples in this section show you how to connect thi...

Page 16: ...work If your computer is not compatible with the 100Base TX network you would also need a 100Base TX network board NOTE The hub LAN cable and network board to be connected to the LAN should be compati...

Page 17: ...o the hub port using a Category 3 or higher rated twisted pair LAN cable for the 10Base T network If your computer is not compatible with the 10Base T network you would also need a 10Base T network bo...

Page 18: ...to a DOS Windows computer The printer port of an IBM PC AT and other DOS Windows compatible computers is normally a parallel port IEEE 1284 compliant Connect the parallel port of this machine to the p...

Page 19: ...our computer is a parallel port IEEE 1284 compliant connect the parallel port of this machine to the printer port of the computer using an interface cable to match your computer Printer driver softwar...

Page 20: ...mputer For installing the printer driver and utility software see Installing the Software on p 1 13 Connecting to a DOS Windows computer Connect the USB port of this machine to the USB port of the com...

Page 21: ...Using This Machine 1 Connecting to other computers If your computer has a USB port connect the USB port of this machine to the USB port of the computer using a USB cable to match your computer Printe...

Page 22: ...CD ROM NetSpot Console or NetSpot Device Installer This printer utility software allows you to display the printer status connected to a computer or network on the computer screen You can set the pri...

Page 23: ...nd instructions on how to install the software see the NetSpot Console User s Guide or the Readme file When this machine is connected to a network you need to set up the Network OS NetWare UNIX etc Fo...

Page 24: ...the Printer Mode 2 2 Turning OFF the Printer 2 3 About Online and Offline 2 4 Online 2 4 Offline 2 5 Canceling a Print Job 2 6 Deleting a Print Job Log 2 7 Operating the Menu 2 8 How the Menus Are Or...

Page 25: ...ch located on the right side of the machine if the power of the machine is turned OFF The power is turned ON and the indicators and the LCD display on the control panel are turned on 2 Press PRINT The...

Page 26: ...ata remaining in the memory of the printer are erased Wait for the necessary print data to be printed and turn OFF the power after printing has been completed Do not turn OFF the power to the printer...

Page 27: ...in the following procedure 1 Press PRINT The indicator of the key lights up 2 Press OK to turn on the ON LINE indicator The printer comes online and is ready for printing IMPORTANT When the printer is...

Page 28: ...ol panel IMPORTANT If you try to print data from the personal computer while the printer is offline the message PAUSED is shown and the printer is not available for printing Saving the Power Consumpti...

Page 29: ...Remote UI Functions in the Remote UI Guide 1 Cancel the print job with your software application For details refer to your software application user s guide If you do not take care to stop the flow o...

Page 30: ...l 1 Press PRINT The indicator of the key lights up 2 Press OK to take the printer offline 3 Press F1 MENU until RESET MENU appears on the display 4 Press F2 ITEM to display RESET JOBLOG on the bottom...

Page 31: ...scroll through the menu titles in reverse order Item With the title of the menu you want to open on the LCD display press this key to display the first item in the menu Press to scroll through all th...

Page 32: ...LINE indicator is off the printer is offline The printer must be offline before you can use the F1 MENU F2 ITEM and F3 VALUE keys Making a Selection from a Menu Follow this example procedure to famili...

Page 33: ...t a higher number A darker setting will use more toner To use a lighter setting select a lower number A lighter setting will use less toner If you want to exit or return to the item level of the menu...

Page 34: ...Menu 3 17 About Feeder Menu 3 17 Operation Flow for Feeder Menu 3 17 Config Menu 3 20 About Config Menu 3 20 Operation Flow for Config Menu 3 20 Enter Password Menu 3 24 About the Enter Password Menu...

Page 35: ...of the Printer Menus 3 2 Summary of the Printer Menus 3 Reset Menu 3 38 About Reset Menu 3 38 Operation Flow for Reset Menu 3 38 Job Log Menu 3 40 About Job Log Menu 3 40 Operation Flow for Job Log M...

Page 36: ...to CR Wide A4 Override 600 1 to 999 1 Letter Legal A3 A4 A5 B4 11 X17 Com10 Monarch C5 DL B5 JIS B5 ISO Statement Portrait Landscape 5 to 128 lines 60 Internal 0 to 84 0 4 00 to 999 75 12 00 0 44 to 9...

Page 37: ...ttings 3 4 Summary of the Printer Menus 3 An asterisk indicates the default setting Menu Item Options Reference Page CONFIG Jam Recovery Autocont Density Economy Mode Refine On Off On Off 0 to 15 7 On...

Page 38: ...ection I O Timeout On Off 5 to 3000 seconds 15 p 3 27 USB I O Timeout 5 to 3000 seconds 15 p 3 30 Ethernet I O Timeout 5 to 3000 seconds 15 p 3 33 Language Lang English Danish Dutch Finnish French Ger...

Page 39: ...for additional details Operation Flow for Test Menu Use the example procedure below to open the Test Menu and specify the option you want to select 1 Press PRINT The indicator of the key lights up 2 C...

Page 40: ...PAGE COUNT go to step 9 6 If you choose SHOW PAGE COUNT in step 5 the total number of pages and total number of small pages are displayed 7 Press F3 VALUE to display the number of small and large page...

Page 41: ...ter TOTAL This displays the total number of pages of all sizes printed by the printer SMALL This displays the number of small pages printed by the printer LARGE This displays the number of large pages...

Page 42: ...Summary of the Printer Menus 3 PRINT JOB LOG Prints the Job Log PRINT EN CONFIG Prints the Ethernet configuration page CONTINUOUS TEST Prints the Test Print continuously To stop continuous printing p...

Page 43: ...tional details Operation Flow for PCL Menu Use the example procedure below to open the PCL Menu and specify the option you want to select 1 Press PRINT The indicator of the key lights up 2 Check the c...

Page 44: ...em that you want to set or change 6 Press F3 VALUE to scroll through the choices for that setting 7 Press F4 ENTER to set the new value 8 Press OK to put the printer back online RESOLUTION 600 Display...

Page 45: ...Sets the size of the image the printer creates in the memory The software application determines the image size If the print job does not specify the image size then PAGESIZE in the PCL MENU will be u...

Page 46: ...s FONTNUM 0 to 84 0 This Font Number setting enables you to set the default font by its number The printer assigns a font number to every typeface Print a PCL Font List to see the numbers assigned to...

Page 47: ...To decrease the number in decrements of 0 25 press BACK F3 VALUE To quickly scroll through the numbers in decrements of 1 00 press BACK hold down F3 VALUE PITCH 0 44 to 99 99 cpi 10 00 Pitch is measu...

Page 48: ...nal symbol sets you can select If the currently selected font does not support the orientation or symbol set you have selected the control panel font selection returns to the factory default setting A...

Page 49: ...about 1 8 3 mm OFF Up to seventy eight 10 pitch characters can be printed on one line ON Up to eighty 10 pitch characters can be printed on one line OVERRIDE ON OFF This changes LTR Letter size reque...

Page 50: ...aper feed options See p 3 19 for additional details Operation Flow for Feeder Menu Use the example procedure below to open the Feeder Menu and specify the option you want to select 1 Press PRINT The i...

Page 51: ...nter Menus 3 5 Press F2 ITEM to display the item that you want to set or change 6 Press F3 VALUE to scroll through the choices for that setting 7 Press F4 ENTER to set the new value 8 Press OK to put...

Page 52: ...eed tray The Stack Bypass performs two important functions Firstly it can be used as an automatic feed tray for standard or special media such as transparent film or adhesive labels Secondly it can al...

Page 53: ...3 22 for additional details Operation Flow for Config Menu Use the example procedure below to open the Config Menu and specify the option you want to select 1 Press PRINT The indicator of the key lig...

Page 54: ...nter Menus 3 5 Press F2 ITEM to display the item that you want to set or change 6 Press F3 VALUE to scroll through the choices for that setting 7 Press F4 ENTER to set the new value 8 Press OK to put...

Page 55: ...Use this setting if there is sufficient memory available AUTOCONT ON OFF AUTOCONT automatic continue determines how the printer reacts to errors If the printer is part of a network or remote spooling...

Page 56: ...ments Documents printed in the economy mode are lighter but ideal for printing and checking rough drafts The economy mode is similar to the draft mode found on some dot matrix printers OFF The printer...

Page 57: ...anced printing option menus See p 3 25 for additional details Operation Flow for Enter Password Menu Use the procedure below to open the Enter Password menu and enter the password for the printer 1 Pr...

Page 58: ...and password are not correct The following display appears Enter the password again ENTER PASSWORD 14 digits This setting is used to set the ID and password for the printer Press F3 VALUE to increase...

Page 59: ...the Printer Menus 3 INCORRECT PASSWORD REENTER YES NO This is used to specify whether you want to reenter the password if the password entered is incorrect YES This enables you to reenter the passwor...

Page 60: ...port See p 3 28 for additional details Operation Flow for Parallel Menu Use the example procedure below to open the Parallel Menu and specify the option you want to select 1 Press PRINT The indicator...

Page 61: ...ll through the choices for that setting 7 Press F4 ENTER to set the new value 8 Press OK to put the printer back online BIDIRECTION ON OFF BIDIRECTION is the ability of the printer to send status read...

Page 62: ...in seconds that the printer waits for more data before it ends a print job If data from other ports frequently arrive during a print job increase the setting This timeout setting is for the parallel i...

Page 63: ...us port See p 3 31 for additional details Operation Flow for USB Menu Use the example procedure below to open the USB Menu and specify the option you want to select 1 Press PRINT The indicator of the...

Page 64: ...to set the new value 8 Press OK to put the printer back online I O TIMEOUT 5 to 3000 seconds 15 The I O TIMEOUT input output timeout setting is the amount of time measured in seconds that the printer...

Page 65: ...r 15 seconds 5 to 3000 To increase the number press F3 VALUE To quickly scroll through the numbers in increments of 10 hold down F3 VALUE To decrease the number press BACK F3 VALUE To quickly scroll t...

Page 66: ...e Ethernet network Operation Flow for Ethernet Menu Use the example procedure below to open the Ethernet Menu and specify the option you want to select 1 Press PRINT The indicator of the key lights up...

Page 67: ...for that setting 7 Press F4 ENTER to set the new value 8 Press OK to put the printer back online I O TIMEOUT 5 to 3000 seconds 15 I O TIMEOUT input output timeout is the amount of time measured in sec...

Page 68: ...for 15 seconds 5 to 3000 To increase the number press F3 VALUE To quickly scroll through the numbers in increments of 10 hold down F3 VALUE To decrease the number press BACK F3 VALUE To quickly scrol...

Page 69: ...panel See p 3 37 for additional details Operation Flow for Language Menu Follow the procedure below to specify the language for the LCD display 1 Press PRINT The indicator of the key lights up 2 Check...

Page 70: ...l through the choices for that setting 7 Press F4 ENTER to set the new value 8 Press OK to put the printer back online LANG ENGLISH DANISH DUTCH FINNISH FRENCH GERMAN ITALIAN NORWEGIAN PORTUGUESE SPAN...

Page 71: ...ion Flow for Reset Menu Use the example procedure below to open the Reset Menu and specify the type of settings you want to reset to their default values 1 Press PRINT The indicator of the key lights...

Page 72: ...ant to reset press F4 ENTER The display changes to READY RESET MENU JOBLOG ERRORLOG JAMLOG This resets or clears various settings to their default values MENU Resets most menu items to their default v...

Page 73: ...al details Operation Flow for Job Log Menu Use the example procedure below to open the Job Log Menu and specify the option you want to select 1 Press PRINT The indicator of the key lights up 2 Check t...

Page 74: ...or change 6 Press F3 VALUE to scroll through the choices for that setting 7 Press F4 ENTER to set the new value 8 Press OK to put the printer back online AUTO PRINT LOG PER 30 JOBS YES NO This setting...

Page 75: ...fter every 30 jobs NO Does not clear the job log JOB LOG FULL STOP WARNING This setting specifies how the printer should respond when the job log becomes full The job log can store information for up...

Page 76: ...g Menu 3 43 Summary of the Printer Menus 3 DAYLIGHT SAVING OFF This displays whether daylight saving time is used in the time zone where the printer is being used OFF Daylight saving time is not being...

Page 77: ...Job Log Menu 3 44 Summary of the Printer Menus 3...

Page 78: ...t to solve problems other than those described in this chapter If you cannot solve a problem contact your service representative When You Have Trouble Printing 4 2 Problems and Solutions Without Messa...

Page 79: ...t Messages on p 4 4 Responding to Error Messages on p 4 8 and Other Print Problems on p 4 13 The media setting does not match the layout Print results are changed because of a memory shortage The tone...

Page 80: ...her error code or message is displayed REPLACE TONER is displayed See the Reference Guide SUPPLY REC PAPER is displayed See the Reference Guide See the Reference Guide See Responding to Error Messages...

Page 81: ...le Indicators off and display blank Cause 1 Power switch is not turned ON Remedy Check the power switch to ensure this machine is turned ON Cause 2 Power cord is not connected Remedy Check the power c...

Page 82: ...er to the paper size you have set in the application software or enlarging reducing copy Then print it again Remedy Choose the drawer with the appropriate paper size you have set up in the application...

Page 83: ...NU or USB MENU See I O TIMEOUT on p 3 29 p 3 31 or p 3 34 One edge of the document is cut off Cause You are attempting to print something outside the printable area of the page Remedy Use your softwar...

Page 84: ...have to increase the I O TIMEOUT setting or disable it in the PARALLEL MENU ETHERNET MENU or USB MENU See I O TIMEOUT on p 3 29 p 3 31 or p 3 34 Data originally printed as one page now printing as tw...

Page 85: ...ith Error Skip the printer will be able to continue printing by skipping errors when you press OK It should be remembered however that some pieces of print data may be omitted or may not be printed co...

Page 86: ...paper drawer in the printer If the paper drawer is installed in the printer remove it insert it again and make sure it is securely in position See Chapter 6 Routine Maintenance in the Reference Guide...

Page 87: ...on in print quality loss compression Remedy If this error persists contact your service representative RESTORING DEFAULTS Cause This message is displayed when RESET MENU is selected in the RESET MENU...

Page 88: ...tion or test pages Remedy No action required Wait for printing to finish KEY NOT VALID Cause This message is displayed when a key that is not enabled in the current function is pressed Remedy Press th...

Page 89: ...g to Error Messages 4 12 Troubleshooting 4 USB INTERFACE ERROR Cause The USB port is not communicating with the controller Remedy Restart the printer If this error persists contact your service repres...

Page 90: ...fixing assembly has become dirty with toner dust Remedy Clean the fixing assembly inside the printer See Chapter 6 Routine Maintenance in the Reference Guide Text is too light or too dark Cause 1 The...

Page 91: ...4 Troubleshooting 4 Black stripes appear on multiple sheets in sequence Cause The drum inside the toner cartridge is old or damaged Remedy Replace the toner cartridge See Chapter 6 Routine Maintenance...

Page 92: ...ypeface Samples 5 8 Scalable Fonts PCL 5 8 Bar Code Scalable Fonts PCL 5 10 OCR Scalable Fonts PCL 5 11 Bitmapped Fonts PCL 5 12 Symbol Sets Supported 5 13 Character Code Tables 5 13 ISO Substitution...

Page 93: ...test print Configuration Page A description of the information included in the test print is provided on the following pages 1 Press PRINT The indicator of the key lights up 2 Press OK to take the pr...

Page 94: ...Checking the Printer Operation 5 3 Appendix 5 Test Print Configuration Page Sample 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 A B...

Page 95: ...as determined by the PARALLEL MENU options See p 3 27 f USB MENU Displays the USB interface settings as determined by the USB MENU options See p 3 30 g ETHERNET MENU Displays the Ethernet interface se...

Page 96: ...e printer are shown in See Typeface Samples on p 5 8 1 Press PRINT The indicator of the key lights up 2 Press OK to take the printer offline The ON LINE indicator should go off PAUSED will appear in t...

Page 97: ...Checking the Printer Operation 5 6 Appendix 5 PCL Font List Sample A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0...

Page 98: ...or a proportional font P 5 Pitch cpi The pitch and point size of the font Scale is used to indicate a scalable font 6 Point Size The measured vertical distance in points 72 points 1 inch from the top...

Page 99: ...ntly available The listing contains the names and print samples of the fonts stored on the printer Scalable Fonts PCL Courier CG Times CG Times Bold CG Times Italic CG Times Bold Italic CG Omega CG Om...

Page 100: ...ic AntiqOlive AntiqOlive Bold AntiqOlive Italic Garamond Antique Garamond Bold Garamond Italic Garamond Bold Italic Marigold Albertus Semi Bold Albertus Extra Bold Arial Arial Bold Arial Italic Arial...

Page 101: ...etter Gothic Italic Bar Code Scalable Fonts PCL Codabar Codabar Condensed Codabar Expanded Barcode 3 of 9 Thin Barcode 3 of 9 Light Barcode 3 of 9 Barcode 3 of 9 Semi Bold Barcode 3 of 9 Black Interle...

Page 102: ...d Interleaved 2 of 5 Condensed Bold MSI Plessey UPC EAN UPC EAN Bold UPC EAN Condensed UPC EAN Condensed Bold UPC EAN Expanded UPC EAN Expanded Bold PostNet Code 128 Code 128 Bold Code 128 Condensed C...

Page 103: ...Typeface Samples 5 12 Appendix 5 Bitmapped Fonts PCL Line Printer Line Printer Line Printer Line Printer Line Printer Line Printer Line Printer Line Printer...

Page 104: ...Symbol Sets Supported 5 13 Appendix 5 Symbol Sets Supported This section provides a list of the character code tables for the characters in each symbol set Character Code Tables Roman 8 R8...

Page 105: ...Symbol Sets Supported 5 14 Appendix 5 ISO 8859 1 Latin 1 ISO 8859 2 Latin 2...

Page 106: ...Symbol Sets Supported 5 15 Appendix 5 ISO 8859 9 Latin 5 PC 8 Code Page 437...

Page 107: ...Symbol Sets Supported 5 16 Appendix 5 PC 8 Danish Norwegian PC 850 Multilingual PM...

Page 108: ...Symbol Sets Supported 5 17 Appendix 5 PC 852 Latin 2 PC Turkish...

Page 109: ...Symbol Sets Supported 5 18 Appendix 5 Windows Latin 1 Windows Latin 2...

Page 110: ...Symbol Sets Supported 5 19 Appendix 5 Windows Latin 5 DeskTop...

Page 111: ...Symbol Sets Supported 5 20 Appendix 5 PS Text Ventura International VentrIR VentrIL...

Page 112: ...Symbol Sets Supported 5 21 Appendix 5 Ventura US Microsoft Publishing VentrUR VentrIL MicPubR MicPubL...

Page 113: ...Symbol Sets Supported 5 22 Appendix 5 Math 8 PS Math Math8R Math8L PSMathR PSMathL...

Page 114: ...Symbol Sets Supported 5 23 Appendix 5 Ventura Math Pi Font VentrMR VentrML...

Page 115: ...Symbol Sets Supported 5 24 Appendix 5 Legal Windows 3 0 Latin 1 Win30R ECMA94L...

Page 116: ...Symbol Sets Supported 5 25 Appendix 5 ISO 8859 10 Latin 6 PC 775 I8859L6R ECMA94L PC 775R PC 775L...

Page 117: ...Symbol Sets Supported 5 26 Appendix 5 PC 1004 Windows Baltic PC 1004R PC 1004L WinBALT ECMA94L...

Page 118: ...Symbol Sets Supported 5 27 Appendix 5 MC Text Symbol Font MacTxtR MacTxtL SymFntR SymFntL...

Page 119: ...Symbol Sets Supported 5 28 Appendix 5 Wingdings Font PC 860 Portugal WingdgR WingdgL PC 860PRT PC 860L...

Page 120: ...Symbol Sets Supported 5 29 Appendix 5 PC 865 Norway PC 8 Greek PC 865NR PC 865L PC 8GR PC 8L...

Page 121: ...Symbol Sets Supported 5 30 Appendix 5 OCR A OCR B...

Page 122: ...Symbol Sets Supported 5 31 Appendix 5 3 of 9 Barcode UPC EAN Barcode...

Page 123: ...Symbol Sets Supported 5 32 Appendix 5 Code 128 Barcode Interleaved 2 of 5 Barcode...

Page 124: ...Symbol Sets Supported 5 33 Appendix 5 Codabar Upright Codabar Condensed...

Page 125: ...Symbol Sets Supported 5 34 Appendix 5 Codabar Expanded MSI Plessey...

Page 126: ...Symbol Sets Supported 5 35 Appendix 5 PostNet...

Page 127: ...Symbol Sets Supported 5 36 Appendix 5 ISO Substitution Table The shaded characters in the table are replaced with the corresponding ones in the following table according to the graphic set used...

Page 128: ...MHz Memory RAM 8MB Host interface One parallel connector Centronics compliant bidirectional One USB connector V 1 1 Two expansion board slots RAM socket 1 ROM socket 2 Printer Languages PCL 5e 6 emul...

Page 129: ...Signal Pin number Signal 1 STROBE 19 GND STROBE 2 DATA0 20 GND DATA0 3 DATA1 21 GND DATA1 4 DATA2 22 GND DATA2 5 DATA3 23 GND DATA3 6 DATA4 24 GND DATA4 7 DATA5 25 GND DATA5 8 DATA6 26 GND DATA6 9 DAT...

Page 130: ...Connector and cable Timing chart Parallel Connections STROBE ACK BUSY STROBE ACK BUSY A B A A B B A STROBE ACK BUSY Printer DATA 0 7 STROBE DATA ACK BUSY PERROR AUXOUT1 INIT 2 9 1 10 11 12 15 31 33 S...

Page 131: ...onfiguration Page 5 2 CONTINUOUS TEST 3 9 COPIES 3 12 Current Setting 2 8 D DAYLIGHT SAVING 3 43 Default Setting 1 5 DENSITY 3 22 DOS 1 9 1 11 1 13 DRAWER 3 19 E ECONOMY MODE 3 23 Energy Saver Mode 2...

Page 132: ...u Keys 2 8 N NetSpot Console 1 13 1 14 NetSpot Device Installer 1 13 Network Board 1 7 1 8 Connecting 1 6 1 14 O Offline 2 4 2 5 2 9 OK Key 1 5 2 8 ON LINE indicator 1 4 2 2 Online 2 4 ORIENTATION 3 1...

Page 133: ...GE COUNT 3 8 Specifications 5 37 Interface 5 38 Stack Bypass 1 2 3 19 Symbol Sets 5 13 Sets Supported 5 13 Tables 5 13 SYMSET 3 15 T TEST MENU 5 2 5 5 Test Menu 3 6 TEST PRINT 3 8 5 2 Test Print Sampl...

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