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Enable/Disable Front1 Tractor Jam Sensor

MENU ENGLISH

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F1 JAM SENS. Y

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F1 JAM SENS. N

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F2 JAM SENS. Y ( if the Front2 push tractor option is installed)

TEAR ADJUST:xxx

F1 JAM SENS. Y

Enables the paper jam sensor located in the lower Front1 push tractor.

F1 JAM SENS. N

Disables the paper jam sensor located in the lower Front1 push tractor.

When the cutter option is used, the jam sensor should be enabled for higher cut precision.

Summary of Contents for 9200

Page 1: ...9200 U Us se er r M Ma an nu ua al l Rev 002 ...

Page 2: ... wwt recommends to use only its original Compuprint branded consumables with original packaging identified by its holographic label In this way a proper use of the printer at quality level stated in the product characteristics can be assured All typical usage problems related to not certified consumables may be avoided such as an overall quality print level degradation and often the reduction of t...

Page 3: ...ers must be reinstalled if you decide to remove any printer accessory The following areas of the printer should be covered for safety reasons Rear Pull Area Tractor Cover Rear Pull Tractor Attachment Area Covers Large R ear Cover The above openings must always be protected with their cover when the corresponding option is not installed Do not touch inside and do not insert any object into these op...

Page 4: ...xperienced radio TV technician for help A shielded Centronics IEEE1284 compliant bi directional parallel cable maximum length 3 meters 10 feet and a shielded RS 232 serial cable maximum length 15 meters 50 feet are necessary for this device to meet the requirements of a Class B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules The above specified cables are readily available as Personal Computer...

Page 5: ...m Setup 70 How to Select the Paper Path 95 How to Use the Tear Off Function 96 Selection of the Paper Size 96 Adjusting the Tear Off Position 97 Selection of the Tear Off Mode 98 How to Lock Unlock the Printer Setups 99 How to Handle the Paper Parking 100 Paper Handling 105 Paper Paths 105 Paper Specifications 106 Fanfold Paper 106 Fanfold Paper Loading 107 Loading Paper Using the Front1 Push Trac...

Page 6: ...es Automatic paper path selection Easy operability via operator panel setup and S W commands Usage of all specific features by means of the Specific Software Driver which is applicable to the most popular S W Packages Plug Play capability for Windows 95 98 2000 XP NT4 0 Millennium Bi directional IEEE 1284 parallel interface and standard serial RS 232 C and RS 422 A interface Ethernet 10 100 Base T...

Page 7: ...ac ck ki in ng g Y Yo ou ur r P Pr ri in nt te er r The following items are included in the box Notify any damage to your supplier CD Rom with U ser M anual included Power Cable Ribbon Cartridge Installation G uide ...

Page 8: ...3 P Pr ri in nt te er r P Pa ar rt ts s F Fr ro on nt t V Vi ie ew w Push Tractors Cover Operator Panel Paper Knob Power Switch ...

Page 9: ...4 R Re ea ar r V Vi ie ew w Large Rear Cover Power Cable Connector Rear Pull Tractor Attachment Area Covers Paper Knob Top Cover Rear Pull Tractor Cover Interface Connectors Rear Paper Slot ...

Page 10: ...st not exceed the length of the interface cable The location must be sturdy horizontal and stable Your printer must not be exposed to direct sunlight extreme heat cold dust or humidity see Printer Specifications later The power outlet must be compatible with the plug of the printer s power cord There must be sufficient clearances on all sides for easy operation The required space is shown in the f...

Page 11: ... nt te er r A As ss se em mb bl ly y R Re em mo ov va al l o of f t th he e S Sh hi ip pm me en nt t L Lo oc ck ks s Open all the printer covers and make sure that you remove all the shipment locks from the printer ...

Page 12: ...s st ta al ll la at ti io on n Make sure that you are using only Compuprint original consumables 1 Make sure that the printer is turned off 2 Find the ribbon cartridge among the accessories Ribbon Guide Color Shifter Holder Ribbon Winding Knob Cartridge Pin ...

Page 13: ...8 3 Open the top cover using the small handles on either side of the top cover 4 Turn the printer on The print carriage prepares for ribbon cartridge installation ...

Page 14: ...b in the arrow direction located on the cartridge to take up slack in the ribbon Ribbon W inding Knob Cartridge Pin To avoid damage to the ribbon do not turn the winding knob in the wrong direction 6 Align the right and left cartridge pins with the printer locking points ...

Page 15: ...bon guide mask holding it perpendicular to the print head Make sure that the ribbon is inserted correctly between the print head and the print head mask 2 12 8 Insert the shifter holder onto the color shifter as shown in this figure Ribbon Guide Shifter Holder Color Shifter ...

Page 16: ... it clips into place at locking points 11 Turn the ribbon winding knob again in the direction of the arrow to take up slack in the ribbon 12 To ensure that the ribbon guide runs freely along the ribbon manually move the print carriage horizontally If the used ribbon cartridge needs to be replaced see Replacing The Ribbon Cartridge later in this manual ...

Page 17: ...ctional IEEE1284 parallel interface A RS 232C 422A serial interface Before connecting the interface cable make sure that the printer and the host computer are turned OFF Insert the parallel interface cable into the parallel connector and fasten it by means of the clips Insert the serial interface cable into the serial connector and fasten it by means of the two screws use the screwdriver Parallel ...

Page 18: ...ation package The installation procedures depend upon the host environment Follow the instructions in the readme file you find on the CD ROM In a WINDOWS 95 98 2000 XP NT4 0 Millennium environment the printer supports the Plug Play feature The printer drivers of all Compuprint printers can be found at the Internet Address http www compuprint net ...

Page 19: ...on n The power outlet must be compatible with the plug of the printer s power cable Always use a grounded outlet 1 Make sure the power outlet is near the printer location and easily accessible 2 Make sure that the power switch is in 0 position OFF ...

Page 20: ...wer cable plug into the printer connector and the other power cable end into a convenient outlet the figure shows the European version 1 2 4 If you need to turn the printer on press the power switch in the I position ON ...

Page 21: ...KEY 2 When you release the PROGRAM key the following messages will be displayed 9200 then PRINT OUT NO 3 Press the key to enter the setup The first setup item is displayed EMUL OPTIONS 4 Press the key until the language first level function is displayed FUNCTIONS 5 Press the key to pass to the second level functions BUZZER YES 6 Press the key until the setup language is displayed MENU ENGLISH 7 Pr...

Page 22: ... at ti io on n The operator panel enables you to perform many of the printer functions including paper path selections font selection and the printer setup URQW URQW 3 7 3 5 7 5 3 7 7 51 7 2 217 0 52 352 5 0 21 1 0 52 The operator panel consists of A 16 character display Liquid Crystal Display Five led indicators Nine function keys ...

Page 23: ...gives the following information when paper is already loaded and the printer is off line ON LINE indicator unlit when paper is already loaded and the printer is on line ON LINE indicator lit OFF LINE M1 Current Macro Printer Status ON LINE M1 Current Macro Printer Status where OFF LINE ON LINE Indicates the printer status M1 M2 M3 M4 Indicate which of the four User Macros is currently used ...

Page 24: ...rrent Paper Path ON LINE M1 Current Macro Printer Status where LOAD FRONT 1 LOAD FRONT 2 LOAD PUSH PULL Indicates that the currently selected paper path is out of paper The messages are displayed only for the available paper paths according to the installed devices OFF LINE ON LINE Indicates the printer status M1 M2 M3 M4 Indicate which of the four User Macros is currently used ...

Page 25: ...ly these two messages Close the printer cover EJECTING The printer is ejecting the paper out of the printer INITIALIZING LAN This message is displayed when the LAN is reset only if the LAN interface board is installed LOAD FRONT1 LOAD FRONT2 LOAD PUSH PULL These messages are displayed when the corresponding paper path is out of paper LOCKED MENU When the access to the Printer Setups has been locke...

Page 26: ...you can release the PROGRAM key in the Self test selection or in the Power on Configuration procedure REMOTE CONTROL This message is displayed when the printer operates from remote control only if the LAN interface board is installed RESET BREAK The printer received a reset and break command via interface SELF TEST Printing the self test page TEAR IF NECESS EJECT PAPER These messages are displayed...

Page 27: ...er and then press the PARK key to eject the paper TEAR OFF PAPER PARK PAPER These messages are displayed when the printer has received a paper parking command but was not able to execute it because the paper to be parked is longer than 18 inch Tear off the fanfold paper and then press the PARK key to park the paper UNLOCKED MENU When the access to the Printer Setups has been unlocked at the power ...

Page 28: ...etup or tests 352 5 0 Blinks when one of the printer setup procedures has been selected Program Configuration or Power On Configuration 7 51 7 Lit when the alternate function of the keys has been enabled pressing the ALTERNATE key Lit when the Front1 paper path or the Push pull paper path is selected 7439 Unlit when neither the Front1 paper path nor Push pull paper path are selected Lit when the F...

Page 29: ...ion to select it Alternate Function The alternate function of the keys is written below the keys and is selected pressing the ALTERNATE key When the alternate function of the keys is selected the ALTERNATE indicator is lit and the display shows ALTERNATE Program Function The program function of the keys is selected pressing the PROGRAM key where If you press the key while powering the printer on t...

Page 30: ...layed PROGRAM Key PROGRAM Enables the printer setups as follows Normal Function Pressing this key while powering on the printer the Power On Configuration is selected Pressing this key when the printer is enabled without printing or disabled the Program Setup is enabled PROGRAM indicator lit Program Function Exits the printer setups MACRO Key MACRO Normal Function Selects one of the user macros Ma...

Page 31: ...ate Function Moves the paper forward in microsteps Keeping the key pressed the paper is moved continuously at increasing speed Program Function Scrolls the setup and macro functions backwards LOAD FF Key LOAD FF Normal Function Executes a Form Feed FF when paper is loaded into the printer it advances to the following page if no paper is loaded it is positioned for printing MICRO FEED Alternate Fun...

Page 32: ...e keys is enabled ALTERNATE indicator lit May be used to abort paper parking procedure See also How to Handle the Paper Parking later in this manual When the printer is in Program Setup Mode this key is disabled Alternate Function Disables the alternative key functions TEAR PITCH Key TEAR Normal Function Moves the paper to the tear off position TEAR NORMAL function must be selected in the Program ...

Page 33: ... parameters of the displayed path are set after 2 seconds without pressing any key PARK Alternate Function Parks the paper in the currently selected paper path Key Combinations ONLINE MACRO ALTERNATE Normal Function Lock or unlock the access to the printer setups See later How to Lock Unlock the Printer Setups section ...

Page 34: ...is online without printing or offline ON LINE indicator unlit and stored in the NVM E En nt te er ri in ng g t th he e P Pr ri in nt te er r S Se et tu up ps s Press the PROGRAM key and keep it pressed at the printer power on until the RELEASE KEY message is displayed to select the Power On Configuration Press the PROGRAM key when the printer is online without printing or offline ON LINE indicator...

Page 35: ...etup the following choice is offered for the storage of the values set STORE QUIT The new settings are not activated and the old settings remain valid STORE SAVE The new settings are stored permanently in the NVM Non Volatile Memory STORE CURRENT The new settings remain valid until the printer is turned off Press the or keys to scan these selections forward and backwards When the desired setting i...

Page 36: ...r ri in ng g t th he e P Po ow we er r O On n C Co on nf fi ig gu ur ra at ti io on n 1 Make sure that the printer is turned off 2 Press and hold the PROGRAM key pressed while powering on the printer until the RELEASE KEY message is displayed As soon as the PROGRAM key gets released the following message will be displayed 9200 then PRINT OUT NO ...

Page 37: ...cture This figure shows the structure of the Power On Configuration and how to move inside the Setup Parall Interface Serial Interface Functions Back to MFG NO Emul Options LAN Interface Print out NO Print out YES ...

Page 38: ... at power on Language of the display messages Paper tractor jam sensors Tear off position adjustment Cut position adjustment if the optional cutter is installed Printout of the Printer Settings PRINT OUT NO or PRINT OUT YES EMUL OPTIONS PRINT OUT NO The Setup is not printed PRINT OUT YES The printer setup is printed showing the currently selected values The printout starts as soon as you select th...

Page 39: ...up defines the available options according to the selected emulation and is structured as follows Options Emul Options Char Set Nation Parall Interface Auto LF Nation Auto CR Auto LF 20 CPI IBM Emul EPSON Emul IBM Char Set Auto CR ...

Page 40: ...EMUL OPTIONS EMUL EPSON or EMUL IBM XLIII or PARALL INTERFACE EMUL IBM 2381 or CHAR SET CS2 EMUL EPSON The printer uses the EPSON FX Series emulation EMUL IBM XLIII The printer uses the IBM Proprinter XLIII emulation EMUL IBM 2381 The printer uses the IBM Personal 2381 emulation ...

Page 41: ...T CS2 or CHAR SET ITALIC or NATION CP437 These items select the character set to be used in EPSON emulation IBM Character sets EMUL IBM xxx CHAR SET CS1 or CHAR SET CS2 or NATION CP437 These items select the character set to be used in IBM Proprinter emulation ...

Page 42: ...2 CP 863 CP 864 CP 865 CP 866 CP 867 CP 876 CP 877 CP 1250 CP 1251 CP 1252 CP 1253 CP 1254 CP 1255 CP 1256 CP 1257 GOST TASS MAZOWIA ISO 8859 1 ISO 8859 2 ISO 8859 3 ISO 8859 4 ISO 8859 5 ISO 8859 6 ISO 8859 7 ISO 8859 8 ISO 8859 9 ISO 8859 15 CP 437SL CP 1098 UKRAIN KOI8 U USA FRANCE GERMANY ENGLAND DENMARK1 SWEDEN ITALY SPAIN1 JAPAN NORWAY DENMARK2 SPAIN2 LATIN A1 The CP 858 and ISO 8859 15 char...

Page 43: ...CP 864 CP 865 CP 866 CP 867 CP 876 CP 877 CP 1250 CP 1251 CP 1252 CP 1253 CP 1254 CP 1255 CP 1256 CP 1257 GOST TASS MAZOWIA ISO 8859 1 ISO 8859 2 ISO 8859 3 ISO 8859 4 ISO 8859 5 ISO 8859 6 ISO 8859 7 ISO 8859 8 ISO 8859 9 ISO 8859 15 CP 437SL CP 1098 UKRAIN KOI8 U T Th he e C CP P 8 85 58 8 a an nd d I IS SO O 8 88 85 59 9 1 15 5 c ch ha ar ra ac ct te er r s se et ts s c co on nt ta ai in n t th...

Page 44: ...R YES or AUTO LF NO AUTO CR NO No automatic carriage return is performed after a LF VT or ESCJ code Default value in IBM emulation AUTO CR YES The printer performs an automatic carriage return after a LF VT or ESCJ code Default value in Epson emulation ...

Page 45: ...F HOST or 20 CPI IBM NO or EMUL OPTIONS AUTO LF NO No Automatic LF after CR AUTO LF YES Automatic LF after CR AUTO LF HOST Only in Epson emulation The printer checks the AUTOFEEDXT signal coming from the host and executes an automatic LF after CR if the signal is low ...

Page 46: ...ms are displayed only if the IBM emulation is selected AUTO LF NO 20 CPI IBM NO or 20 CPI IBM YES or EMUL OPTIONS 20 CPI IBM NO The compressed printing is performed at 17 1 cpi 20 CPI IBM YES The compressed printing is performed at 20 cpi ...

Page 47: ...interface and is structured according to the interface specific parameters Parallel Interface Parameters CX Parallel I F Select In On Data Bits 7 Input Buffer Parall Interface Serial Interface 1284 Bidir I F Data Bits 8 Input Buffer 2K Select In Host LAN Interface RU ...

Page 48: ...ACE 1284 BIDIR I F Bidirectional IEEE 1284 parallel interface CX PARALLEL I F Centronics type parallel interface monodirectional Setting the Select In Signal 1284 BIDIR I F SELECT IN HOST or SELECT IN ON or DATA BITS 8 SELECT IN HOST The printer checks the SELECT IN signal coming from the host SELECT IN ON The SELECT IN signal of the parallel interface is ignored and treated always as ON ...

Page 49: ...ATA BITS 7 or INP BUFFER 2K Selection of the number of data bits 7 or 8 Input Buffer Size DATA BITS 8 INP BUFFER 256 or INP BUFFER 2K or INP BUFFER 12K or INP BUFFER 32K or INP BUFFER 64K or INP BUFFER 128K or PARALL INTERFACE Selects the input buffer size ...

Page 50: ...tup defines the use of the serial interface and is structured according to the interface specific parameters Serial Interface Parameters Serial I F No Baud 9600 Data Bits 8 Parity None Handshake DTR Serial I F Baud Data Bits 7 Parity Handshake Xon Xof Serial Interface Connection Local Input Buffer 2K Functions Connect Remote Input Buffer ...

Page 51: ...AL INTERFACE SERIAL INTERFACE SERIAL I F NO or SERIAL I F 232 or FUNCTIONS SERIAL I F 422 or BAUD 9600 SERIAL I F NO The serial interface is disabled SERIAL I F 232 Defines the usage of the serial interface RS 232 C SERIAL I F 422 Defines the usage of the serial interface RS 422 A ...

Page 52: ...D 2400 or BAUD 4800 or BAUD 9600 or BAUD 19200 or BAUD 38400 or DATA BITS 8 The baud rate is selected in bits per second The above values can be selected Number of Data Bits BAUD 9600 DATA BITS 8 or DATA BITS 7 or PARITY NONE Selection of the number of data bits 7 or 8 ...

Page 53: ...a parity bit i e 8 bit data are transferred and the parity check is disabled PARITY ODD Parity check is enabled for odd parity PARITY EVEN Parity check is enabled for even parity PARITY MARK Parity check is disabled and the transmitted parity bit is always a Mark PARITY SPACE Parity check is disabled and the transmitted parity bit is always a Space ...

Page 54: ...NECTION LOCAL HANDSHAKE DTR The Handshake is performed using the DTR Protocol HANDSHAKE XONXOF The Handshake is performed using the XON XOFF Protocol Connection Type HANDSHAKE DTR CONNECTION LOCAL or CONNECT REMOTE or INP BUFFER 2K Selects the connection type local or remote ...

Page 55: ...50 Input Buffer Size CONNECTION LOCAL INP BUFFER256 or INP BUFFER 2K or INP BUFFER12K or INP BUFFER32K or INP BUFFER64K or INP BUFFER128K or SERIAL INTERFACE Selects the input buffer size ...

Page 56: ...rd option is installed in the printer This setup defines the use of the LAN interface and is structured according to the interface specific parameters LAN Interface Parameters LAN Interface Novell En No SM TP Enabl No IP Assign Fixed Init IP Address Init IP Address SM TP Enabl Yes Novell En Yes Functions IP Assign ...

Page 57: ...ol Init IP Address IP ASSIGN FIXED INIT IP ADDRESS 000 000 000 000 or INIT IP ADDRESS or INIT IP ADDRESS 255 255 255 255 or INIT NET MASK 255 255 254 000 These values set the INIT IP address The IP address is represented by a decimal notation where the decimal values are divided by points in four fields Each field ranges between 0 and 255 Use the or keys to increase or decrease the values in one f...

Page 58: ...nkeys to move to the next field p to move to the right and n to move to the left The default value is 255 255 254 000 ID Default Gateway INIT NET MASK 255 255 254 000 DEF GATEWAY ID 000 000 000 000 or DEF GATEWAY ID or DEF GATEWAY ID 255 255 255 255 or INIT HOST NAME CPG_xxxxxx These values set the ID default gateway number This number is represented by a decimal notation where the decimal values ...

Page 59: ...ve to the left Press the PROGRAM key to save the selected init host name The default name is CPG_xxxxxx Init Workgroup Name INIT HOST NAME CPG_xxxxxx INIT WORKGROUP or PROGRAM key SMTP ENABL NO The workgroup is identified by a name This function allows to create the name of the workgroup using a 15 character string Use the or keys to increase or decrease the values in one field and the p or nkeys ...

Page 60: ...vice of the e mail Mail Server Address This item is displayed only if the SMTP ENABL function is selected in YES SMTP ENABL YES MAIL SERV ADDRES 000 000 000 000 or MAIL SERV ADDRES or MAIL SERV ADDRES 255 255 255 255 or EMAIL ADDRESS 000 000 000 000 These values set the mail server address This number is represented by a decimal notation where the decimal values are divided by points in four field...

Page 61: ...field p to move to the right and n to move to the left Press the PROGRAM key to save the e mail address Sender Address This item is displayed only if the SMTP ENABL function is selected YES EMAIL ADDRESS xxxxxxxxxxx SENDER ADDRESS xxxxxxxxxxx or SMTP ENABL YES This function identifies the address of the sender s e mail using a string of characters Use the or keys to increase or decrease the values...

Page 62: ... Name in Novell Network This item is displayed only if the NOVELL EN function is selected YES NOVELL EN YES NOV SERVER NAME o NOV PRINTER NAME xxxxxxxxxxx This function allows to create the print server name in Novell network Use the or keys to increase or decrease the values in one field and the p or nkeys to move to the next field p to move to the right and n to move to the left Press the PROGRA...

Page 63: ...n to move to the left Press the PROGRAM key to save the printer name The default printer name is PS1 Queue Name in Novell Network This item is displayed only if the NOVELL EN function is selected YES NOV PRINTER NAME xxxxxxxxxxx NOV QUEUE NAME or NOV FRAME TYPE xxxxxxxxxxx This function allows to create the print queue name in Novell network Use the or keys to increase or decrease the values in on...

Page 64: ...e NOVELL EN function is selected YES NOV QUEUE NAME xxxxxxxxxxx NOV FRAME TYPE 0 or NOV FRAME TYPE or NOV FRAME TYPE 30 or NOVELL EN YES These values select the frame type number in Novell network This number ranges between 0 and 30 The default frame type number is 0 ...

Page 65: ...ro Menu ENGLISH Buzzer Yes Sequence None Ribbon Color Text Direct Uni Graph Direct Uni Barcodes Dir Bi P On Path Last Menu Buzzer No Seq F1 F2 Push F1 Jam Sens Y Functions Tear Adjust 0 F1 Jam Sens N Tear Adjust F2 Jam Sens Y F2 Jam Sens N Cut Adjust 0 Cut Adjust This item is displayed only if the Front2 Push tractor option is installed This item is displayed only if the Cutter option is installed...

Page 66: ...r SEQ F1 F2 PUSH or RIBBON BLACK T Th he e S SE EQ Q F1 F2 P PU US SH H i it te em m i is s d di is sp pl la ay ye ed d o on nl ly y i if f t th he e F Fr ro on nt t2 2 p pu us sh h t tr ra ac ct to or r o op pt ti io on n i is s i in ns st ta al ll le ed d SEQUENCE NONE The paper is fed only through the path selected by operator panel SEQ F1 F2 PUSH The paper is fed firstly with the Front1 push t...

Page 67: ...r RIBBON COLOR or TEXT DIRECT BI Selects the ribbon type to be used with the printer black or color Text Print Direction RIBBON BLACK TEXT DIRECT BI or TEXT DIRECT UNI or GRAPH DIRECT BI Selects the print direction for text bidirectional or unidirectional ...

Page 68: ...RECT UNI or BARCODES DIR UNI Selects the print direction for graphics bidirectional or unidirectional Bar Codes Print Direction GRAPH DIRECT BI BARCODES DIR BI or BARCODES DIR UNI or P ON PATH MACRO Selects the print direction for bar codes bidirectional or unidireccional ...

Page 69: ...o P ON PATH LAST The paper path at power on is the last one that was selected before the printer was powered off Selection of the Language of the Display Messages P ON PATH MACRO MENU ENGLISH or MENU ITALIANO or MENU FRANCAIS or MENU ESPANOL or MENUE DEUTSCH or F1 JAM SENS Y These items are self explaining See also Selecting the Display Language before in this manual ...

Page 70: ...ront2 push tractor option is installed or TEAR ADJUST xxx F1 JAM SENS Y Enables the paper jam sensor located in the lower Front1 push tractor F1 JAM SENS N Disables the paper jam sensor located in the lower Front1 push tractor When the cutter option is used the jam sensor should be enabled for higher cut precision ...

Page 71: ...F1 JAM SENS Y F2 JAM SENS Y or F2 JAM SENS N or TEAR ADJUST xxx F2 JAM SENS Y Enables the paper jam sensor located in the upper Front2 push tractor F2 JAM SENS N Disables the paper jam sensor located in the upper Front2 push tractor When the cutter option is used the jam sensor should be enabled for higher cut precision ...

Page 72: ... ADJUST 288 or CUT ADJUST if the cutter option is installed or BUZZER YES TEAR ADJUST xxxx These values adjust the distance between the Tear Off Perforation and the Tear Off Bar The values correspond to 1 144 inch units i e the tuning ranges between 1 6 and 2 inch 0 is the default value See also How to Use the Tear Off Function later in this Chapter ...

Page 73: ...n is installed TEAR ADJUST xxx CUT ADJUST 24 or CUT ADJUST or CUT ADJUST 288 or BUZZER YES CUT ADJUST xxxx These values adjust the position in which the paper is cut The values correspond to 1 144 inch units i e the tuning ranges between 1 6 and 2 inch 0 is the default value ...

Page 74: ... have just done The default values for the setup items are indicated in bold FUNCTIONS BACK TO MFG NO or BACK TO MFG YES or PROG PRINT OUT If you want to select BACK TO MFG YES you have to exit from this item using the or the key in order to confirm the selection of this value At this point the Power On Configuration Setup procedure is finished If you exit pressing the and the PROGRAM key the new ...

Page 75: ...En nt te er ri in ng g t th he e P Pr ro og gr ra am m S Se et tu up p Press the PROGRAM key when the printer is turned on and is offline or online without printing The following message will be displayed PRINT OUT NO The figure in the following page shows the structure and how to move inside the Program Setup ...

Page 76: ... sp Next Macro Yes Macro 4 Print out No User Macro Config Menu No Hex Dump No MACRO PARAMETER BLOCK CONFIGURATION MENU BLOCK Parall Interface Serial Interface or LAN Interface The items define the following parameters Four user macros The direct access to the Power On Configuration Hexadecimal printout ...

Page 77: ... The setup is not printed PRINT OUT YES The printer setup is printed The printout starts as soon as you select this value NOTE The Program setup printout indicates the currently selected values the current selected macro is marked with the x symbols USER MACRO x the current firmware release ...

Page 78: ...ro for which you intend to set the parameters W Wh he en n a a n ne ew w m ma ac cr ro o i is s s se el le ec ct te ed d a an nd d t th he e f fa an nf fo ol ld d p pa ap pe er r i is s p pr re es se en nt t i in n t th he e p pa ap pe er r p pa at th h s se et t i in n t th he e p pr re ev vi io ou us s m ma ac cr ro o i it t w wi il ll l b be e a au ut to om ma at ti ic ca al ll ly y p pa ar rk ...

Page 79: ...o Length 66 Lines Top of Form 0 Skipover 0 Draft Mode Norm Font Draft Pitch 10 cpi Pitch Lock No Left Margin 0 Macro 3 Macro 4 Line sp Line Sp Lock Yes Length Top of Form Skipover Draft Mode HS Font Pitch Pitch Lock Yes Left Margin User macro Ignore F F No Ignore F F Yes ...

Page 80: ...ng Horiz 0 Tuning Vert 0 Macro MFG No Next Macro No Tear Delay 1 Pat Tear Soft Impact Perfor Safe Yes Quiet Print On Autogap Tuning Horiz Tuning Vert Macro MFG Yes Next Macro Yes h Config Menu No Right Margin 136 Right Margin Slash Zero No Slash Zero Yes Enable Cutter Tear Delay VT FF Cut ...

Page 81: ...lues define the line spacing in lines inch 6 8 12 or in lines per 30 mm 3 4 6 8 12 Line Spacing Lock LINE SP 6 LPI LINE SP LOCK NO or LINE SP LOCK YES or LENGTH xxx LINE SP LOCK NO Setting this item the value set for vertical spacing can be changed by software or operator panel LINE SP LOCK YES Setting this item the value set for vertical spacing cannot be changed by software but only by operator ...

Page 82: ...ese items set the page length for fanfold paper in number of lines depending on the current vertical spacing Default value is 66 lines Top of Form LENGTH xx TOP OF FORM 0 or TOP OF FORM or TOP OF FORM xxx or IGNORE F F NO These items set the top of form The values range between 0 and the page length 1 ...

Page 83: ...IGNORE F F YES The Form Feed FF command is ignored when the paper is in the top of form TOF position A Form Feed can be performed if the LOAD FF key is pressed Skip Over Perforation IGNORE F F NO SKIPOVER 0 or SKIPOVER or SKIPOVER xxx or DRAFT MODE NORM These items set the skipover perforation The values range between 0 and the page length 1 ...

Page 84: ...the draft printing at high speed DRAFT MODE NORM The printer performs the draft printing at normal speed Font Selection DRAFT MODE NORM FONT Draft or FONT Courier or FONT OCR B or FONT Gothic or FONT OCR A or FONT DP Text or PITCH 10 CPI Selects the fonts OCR A is displayed only if a non proportional pitch has been selected ...

Page 85: ...PITCH 7 5 CPI or PITCH 8 5 CPI or PITCH 10 CPI or PITCH 12 CPI or PITCH 15 CPI or PITCH 17 1 CPI or PITCH 20 CPI or PITCH PROP or PITCH LOCK NO These items set the horizontal spacing in characters per inch The PITCH PROP item sets proportional character spacing ...

Page 86: ... changed by software or operator panel PITCH LOCK YES Setting this item the pitch can be changed ONLY by operator panel Left Margin PITCH LOCK NO LEFT MARGIN 0 or LEFT MARGIN or LEFT MARGIN xxx or RIGHT MARGIN 136 The Left Margin is set in number of columns depending on the current pitch starting from the physical left edge ...

Page 87: ...NO The Right Margin is set in number of columns depending on the current pitch starting from the physical left edge The default value is 136 Zero Character Printing RIGHT MARGIN 136 SLASH ZERO NO or SLASH ZERO YES or PATH FRONT 1 You can select the Zero character printing with or without a slash ...

Page 88: ...PATH FRONT 1 Paper loading with the Front1 push tractor low position PATH FRONT 2 Paper loading with the Front2 push tractor up position This item is displayed only if the Front2 push tractor option is installed PATH PUSH PULL Paper loading with the Front1 push tractor and the rear pull tractor This item is displayed if the rear pull tractor option is also installed ...

Page 89: ...is returned to the Tear Off position as soon as it receives printing data LABELS This item must be set when printing on labels in order to avoid paper jams The paper does not execute any backward movement When pressing the PARK key the paper is ejected TEAR NO The paper does not executes any backward movement ENABLE CUTTER This selection enables the cutter option and appears only if the cutter opt...

Page 90: ...hen cuts the paper VT LF CUT When the printer receives a VT command it performs a line feed and then cuts the paper VT VT When the printer receives a VT command it performs a vertical tabulation CUT EACH PAGE Selecting this item the printer cuts the paper at the end of each page according to the selected page length CUT PAPER CHANGE Selecting this item the printer cuts the paper when it receives a...

Page 91: ...AY 1 or TEAR DELAY or TEAR DELAY 5 or STRONG IMPACT This item defines the time that printer uses to move paper to the Tear Off position in automatic tear mode The range of the tear delay is between 1 and 5 seconds The default value is 1 sec ...

Page 92: ... Paper Perforation This function allows to move the print head aside the paper when the fanfold paper perforation passes between the mylar and the print bar to facilitate paper movement on critical forms STRONG IMPACT PERFOR SAFE NO or PERFOR SAFE YES or QUIET PRINT OFF PERFOR SAFE NO The function is disabled The print head remains in its position when the perforation of the paper passes PERFOR SA...

Page 93: ...rinting PERFOR SAFE NO QUIET PRINT OFF or QUIET PRINT ON or AUTOGAP 0 QUIET PRINT OFF The function is disabled Printing at normal noise level QUIET PRINT ON The function is enabled Printing at reduced noise level ...

Page 94: ...TUNING HORIZ 0 AUTOGAP xxx Selecting one of these values sensing the paper thickness Negative values reduce the distance between the print head and the paper Default value is AUTOGAP 0 MANUAL GAP Selecting this item the print head must be adjusted manually FIXED GAP xxx Selecting one of these values the printer adjusts the print head gap to a fixed distance ...

Page 95: ...cter The values correspond to 1 120 inch units i e the tuning ranges between 0 and 0 5 inch Vertical Character Tuning TUNING HORIZ 0 TUNING VERT 30 or TUNING VERT or TUNING VERT 360 or MACRO MFG NO These values adjust the distance between the top paper margin and the first printable line The values correspond to 1 180 inch units i e the tuning ranges between 1 6 and 2 inch 0 is the default value ...

Page 96: ...actory Defaults TUNING VERT 0 MACRO MFG NO or MACRO MFG YES or NEXT MACRO NO MACRO MFG NO The new values set for the macro parameters will be the used MACRO MFG YES The values set for the macro parameters will be reset to their factory defaults ...

Page 97: ...G is displayed When passing over from one macro to another the fanfold paper loaded from the paper path selected in the previous macro will be automatically parked TEAR IF NECESS PARK PAPER is displayed Tear off this fanfold paper and press PARK key You can now set the parameters for MACRO 2 as described above In this way you prepare the second printing environment Passing over from one macro to t...

Page 98: ...EXT MACRO NO CONFIG MENU NO or CONFIG MENU YES HEX DUMP NO EMUL OPTIONS These items are self explaining Hexadecimal Dump CONFIG MENU NO HEX DUMP NO or HEX DUMP YES STORE QUIT If you select HEX DUMP YES press the PROGRAM key to set this item The hexadecimal printing continues until the HEX DUMP NO item is selected entering again into the Program Setup ...

Page 99: ...ill be used STORE SAVE The values set are stored permanently in the NVM and will be used until they are changed by the operator STORE CURRENT The values set are valid until the printer is turned off When you turn the printer on again the values set in the preceding setup setup will be used At this point the Program Configuration Setup is finished You exit pressing the PROGRAM key ...

Page 100: ...ording to the installed devices the following messages are displayed LOAD FRONT 1 For the paper path using the Front1 push tractor LOAD FRONT 2 For the paper path using the Front2 push tractor option LOAD PUSH PULL For the paper path using the Front1 push tractor and the rear pull tractor option To load fanfold paper go to Loading Paper Using the Front1 Push Tractor Loading Paper Using the Front2 ...

Page 101: ...ROGRAM key when the printer is disabled or enabled without printing to enter the Program Setup 2 Press the key and the following message appears USER MACRO 3 Press the key to select the macro for which you want to set the paper size MACRO 1 MACRO 2 MACRO 3 or MACRO 4 4 Once the desired macro is displayed press the key until the following parameter is displayed LENGTH xx 5 Press the or key until th...

Page 102: ...Turn the printer off and press the PROGRAM key and hold it pressed while powering on the printer until the RELEASE KEY message is displayed to enter the Power On Configuration 2 Press the key until the following message appears FUNCTIONS 3 Press the key to enter and then press the until the following message is displayed TEAR ADJUST xxx 4 Press the or key to scroll the values of this function The ...

Page 103: ...isplayed TEAR NORMAL Pressing the or key it is now possible to decide how to execute the tear off function TEAR NORMAL Pressing the TEAR key the paper is moved to the tear off position Pressing again the TEAR key to exit from the tear off mode the paper is moved to the printing position TEAR AUTOMATIC If the printer is not receiving data the paper is moved automatically to the tear position LABEL ...

Page 104: ... the printer on As soon as these keys are released the following messages will be displayed 9200 then LOCKED MENU Now the access to the printer setups is locked If the PROGRAM key is pressed the LOCKED MENU message is displayed the PROGRAM key is disabled If you decide to unlock the printer setup turn the printer off then press the ON LINE MACRO and ALTERNATE keys at the same time and keep them pr...

Page 105: ... PATH key or the PARK key is pressed the printer performs automatically the parking procedure If at least one line has been printed or the paper has been fed forward at least 1 line and the paper path is changed changing the Macro or pressing the PATH key or the PARK key is pressed the display shows TEAR IF NECESS PARK PAPER If the paper to be parked is longer than 18 tear it off and press the PAR...

Page 106: ...s pressed the paper is moved to the tear off position and the display shows TEAR IF NECESS PARK PAPER If the paper to be parked is longer than 18 tear it off and press the PARK key again to perform the parking procedure When the paper is positioned in the tear off position after pressing the TEAR key if you press the PARK key the printer performs automatically the parking procedure TEAR NORMAL PAR...

Page 107: ...lay shows TEAR IF NECESS PARK PAPER If the paper to be parked is longer than 18 tear it off and press the PARK key again to perform the parking procedure If at least one line has been printed or the paper has been fed forward at least 1 line and the paper path is changed changing the Macro or pressing the PATH key or the PARK key is pressed when the paper is already in the tear position the printe...

Page 108: ... line has been printed or the paper has been fed forward at least 1 line and the paper path is changed changing the Macro or pressing the PATH key or the PARK key is pressed the display shows TEAR IF NECESS EJECT PAPER If the paper to be ejected is longer than 18 tear it off and press the PARK key again to perform the paper ejection LABEL EJECTING 1st printable line Other paper position TEAR IF NE...

Page 109: ... key again to perform the paper ejection In all the above cases the parking procedure may be interrupted pressing the ALTERNATE key The display shows OPER INTERRUPTED If in any of the above cases you do not tear off the paper and the printer is not able to park it because it is too long the display shows TEAR OFF PAPER PARK PAPER Tear off the paper and press again the PARK key During the parking p...

Page 110: ... er r H Ha an nd dl li in ng g P Pa ap pe er r P Pa at th hs s Front2 Push Path Push Pull Path Base Configuration With Installed Option Front1 Push Path Front1 Push Tractor plus Cutter Front2 Push Tractor plus Cutter ...

Page 111: ...Front2 Tractor option Push Pull option Width 76 to 432 mm 3 to 17 inches 76 to 432 mm 3 to 17 inches 76 to 432 mm 3 to 17 inches Length 76 to 609 mm 3 to 24 inches 76 to 609 mm 3 to 24 inches 76 to 609 mm 3 to 24 inches Thickness max 0 635 mm 0 025 inches max 0 635 mm 0 025 inches max 0 3 mm 0 014 inches Copies 1 7 1 7 1 7 Weight g m 2 Original 55 to 150 55 to 150 55 to 150 Other sheets 45 to 75 4...

Page 112: ...ONT1 If you have been using a different path the display shows PATH CHANGING If you have been using fanfold paper in the Front2 push tractor paper path if the Front2 push tractor option is installed the printer automatically starts the parking procedure The display shows alternately TEAR IF NECESS and PARK PAPER Tear off the fanfold loaded with the Front2 push tractor if it is longer than 18 inche...

Page 113: ...108 2 Open the Push tractors cover turning it upwards and lay it on the top of the printer ...

Page 114: ...109 3 Unlock the sprockets of the Front1 tractor moving the sprocket levers up Slide the left sprocket to the first printing column ...

Page 115: ...paper guides along the tractor bar Open the left and right sprocket covers 5 5 Hold the fanfold paper in front of the sprockets and insert the paper perforation on the left sprocket pins and close the left sprocket cover ...

Page 116: ...111 6 6 Insert the paper on the right sprocket pins make sure the paper goes under the paper sensor and close the right sprocket cover ...

Page 117: ...112 7 Match the left sprocket for the first printing position i e the left paper margin must match the ninth mark on the printer cabinet 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ...

Page 118: ...113 8 Adjust the right sprocket gently to remove slack from the paper Make sure the paper is not taut 9 Lock the left and right sprockets moving the sprocket levers down ...

Page 119: ...114 10 Close the Push tractors cover Press the LOAD FF key to load the paper into the printer The paper must be loaded as shown in figure ...

Page 120: ...ng any cleaning operations Periodic cleaning will help keep your printer in top condition so that it will always provide optimal performance Use a neutral detergent or water solution on a soft cloth to clean dirt and grease from the cabinet of the printer Do not use an abrasive cloth alcohol paint thinner or similar agents because they may cause discoloration and scratching Be especially careful n...

Page 121: ... is turned off for at least 15 minutes Pay attention to the print head because it becomes hot during operation 2 Open the top printer cover 3 Slide the ribbon guide out of the print head Free the shifter holder pushing the tab towards the rear and pulling the shifter holder up Ribbon Guide Shifter Holder Color Shifter ...

Page 122: ...117 4 Remove the used ribbon cartridge by lifting it up Now you are ready to insert the new ribbon cartridge See before Ribbon Cartridge Installation ...

Page 123: ...if the printer is working well print the self test Proceed as follows 1 Keep the ON LINE key pressed while powering on the printer until the display shows RELEASE KEY 2 When you release the key the printer starts the self test printout 3 To stop the self test printing press the ON LINE key again The printer is offline ...

Page 124: ...led Press the ON LINE key to reset the error condition Adjust the print head gap to a fixed distance Select the print head fixed gap adjustment function in the Program Menu Press the PROGRAM key when the printer is disabled READY indicator unlit to enter the Program Setup Press the key until the USER MACRO function is displayed Press the key until the desired macro is displayed MACRO x Press the k...

Page 125: ...is selected This condition may happen in a remote connection via modem and the DSR DATA SET READY signal is missing Press the ON LINE key to reset the error condition INTERLOCK ERROR CHECK INSERTION Neither the rear tractor nor the tractor cover are installed on the printer Install the rear tractor or the tractor cover on the printer JAM FRONT1 PATH CHECK PAPER A paper jam error condition occurred...

Page 126: ...he paper paths and remove the jammed paper Press the ON LINE key to reset the error condition PRINT INTEGRITY Anomalous print out because of a possible print carriage blocking Do not move the platen knob Press the ON LINE key to reset the error condition RIBBON BLOCKED CHECK RIBBON The ribbon of the cartridge is blocked Check that the ribbon is correctly inserted Turn the tension knob to make sure...

Page 127: ...al second front push tractor can be installed on the printer This tractor allows the handling of a second fanfold paper I In ns st ta al ll li in ng g t th he e F Fr ro on nt t2 2 P Pu us sh h T Tr ra ac ct to or r This second push tractor can be installed in front position on the Front1 Push tractor ...

Page 128: ...123 1 Align the hooks on both sides of the Front2 push tractor with the pins on the Front1 push tractor 2 Push the Front2 tractor until it is fully engaged ...

Page 129: ...124 3 Insert the connector cable in the electrical connector located in the lower push tractor 4 Rotate the Front2 push tractor onto the Front1 push tractor ...

Page 130: ... t th he e F Fr ro on nt t2 2 P Pu us sh h T Tr ra ac ct to or r If you need to remove the Front2 push tractor turn the printer off Disconnect the connector cable and press on the push buttons to disengage the Front2 push tractor ...

Page 131: ...OAD FRONT2 If you have been using a different path the display shows PATH CHANGING If you have been using fanfold paper in the Front1 push tractor paper path the printer automatically starts the parking procedure The display shows alternately TEAR IF NECESS and PARK PAPER Tear off the fanfold loaded with the Front1 push tractor if it is longer than 18 inches and press the PARK key The display show...

Page 132: ...127 2 Open the Push tractors cover turning it upwards and lay it on the top of the printer ...

Page 133: ...128 3 Unlock the Front2 tractor sprockets moving the sprocket levers up 4 Space the paper guides along the tractor bar Open the sprocket covers of the left and right sprocket ...

Page 134: ...front of the sprockets and insert the paper perforation on the left sprocket pins and close the sprocket cover 6 Insert the paper on the right sprocket pins make sure the paper goes under the paper sensor and close the sprocket cover ...

Page 135: ...on the left sprocket for printing matching the left paper margin with the ninth notch on the printer cabinet and lock it in place 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 8 Adjust gently the right sprocket to remove slack from the paper ...

Page 136: ...131 9 Lock the Front2 tractor sprockets moving the sprocket levers down 10 Close the Push tractors cover 11 Press the LOAD FF key to load the paper into the printer ...

Page 137: ... P Pu us sh h T Tr ra ac ct to or r O Op pt ti io on n i is s I In ns st ta al ll le ed d When the Front2 push tractor is installed and you need load paper on the Front1 push tractor follow this paper loading procedure 1 Open the Push tractors cover turning it upwards and lay it on the top of the printer 2 Rotate the Front2 push tractor option outside the printer ...

Page 138: ...aper as described in the section Loading Paper Using the Front1 Push Tractor 4 When the fanfold paper has been loaded on the Front1 push tractor reposition the Front2 push tractor in its initial position before closing the Push tractors cover 5 Press the LOAD FF key to load the paper into the printer ...

Page 139: ...ta al ll li in ng g t th he e R Re ea ar r P Pu ul ll l T Tr ra ac ct to or r 1 Turn the printer off 2 Remove the Large rear cover the rear pull tractor cover and the two small rear pull tractor attachment area covers Large Rear Cover Rear Pull Tractor Cover Rear Pull Tractor Attachment Area Covers Keep the covers in a safe place as they must be reinstalled if the rear pull tractor is removed ...

Page 140: ...135 3 Replace the Large rear cover 4 Open the top cover free 1 the paper bail and remove 2 it from the hooks on both sides of the printer 5 Close the top cover 1 1 2 ...

Page 141: ...136 6 Insert the rear pull tractor and the corresponding two small rear pull tractor attachment area covers with the slot as shown in figure 7 Turn the printer on ...

Page 142: ...r r 1 Turn the printer off 2 Push the lever on the rear pull tractor down and lift the tractor out of the printer 3 Insert the rear pull tractor cover and make sure that the interlock connector is correctly inserted If the rear pull tractor cover is not inserted the printer is blocked ...

Page 143: ...arriage to the right most position then insert 1 the paper bail pins into the hooks on both sides of the printer 6 Rotate 2 the paper bail upwards and gently push it on both sides towards the back of the printer until it clicks into place 1 1 2 ...

Page 144: ...r paper path press the PATH key The display shows LOAD PUSH PULL If you have been using a different path the display shows PATH CHANGING If you have been using fanfold paper in the Front2 push tractor paper path if the Front2 push tractor option is installed the printer automatically starts the parking procedure The display shows alternately TEAR IF NECESS and PARK PAPER Tear off the fanfold loade...

Page 145: ... described before 3 Take up the slack of the paper exiting from the rear paper slot and open the left and right sprocket covers Unlock the sprockets moving the sprocket levers up 4 Rotate the sprocket bar to align the sprocket pins with the paper perforation Insert the paper perforation on the left and right sprocket pins ...

Page 146: ...sprocket covers and lock the sprockets moving the sprocket levers down 6 Press the ON LINE key to confirm that the paper loading is finished The rear pull tractor engages This figure shows the correct paper loading ...

Page 147: ...you receive together with this option This figure shows the cutter position in the printer T Th he e L LA AN N I In nt te er rf fa ac ce e B Bo oa ar rd d A LAN Interface board is available for the network connections through an integrated Ethernet 10 100 Base T interface which coexists with the parallel interface For the installation of this board please refer to the Installation Guide you receiv...

Page 148: ...r paper handling use the available printer pedestal options Three Levels Floor Pedestal for large quantity and dual fanfold handling Two Levels Floor Pedestal with tiltable printer level for document on demand application Three Levels Floor Pedestal Two Levels Floor Pedestal ...

Page 149: ...ers draft Print Speed cps Draft Quality HS Draft Normal DP Text LQ 10 cpi 1066 800 480 240 12 cpi 960 480 240 15 cpi 960 480 240 17 1 cpi 800 480 240 20 cpi 800 480 240 Lines per minute 10 cpi in HS Draft mode 570 at 40 characters per line 420 at 80 characters per line 300 at 136 characters per line Throughput ISO IEC 10561 730 pages per hour in HS Draft mode ...

Page 150: ... 20 x 9 20 x 18 15 cpi 10 x 9 20 x 9 20 x 18 17 1 cpi 12 x 9 20 x 9 20 x 18 20 cpi 12 x 9 20 x 9 20 x 18 Print Density characters per inch Normal 10 12 15 17 1 20 Line length number of characters 10 cpi 136 17 1 cpi 233 12 cpi 163 20 cpi 272 15 cpi 204 Vertical Spacing 6 8 12 lpi 3 4 6 8 12 lines 30 mm n 72 n 144 n 216 per inch ...

Page 151: ... G Slavic CP437SL Multilingual CP850 Greek CP851 Eastern Europe CP852 Turkish CP 853 Cyrillic CP855 Turkish CP857 Euro PC Multilingual CP858 Portugal CP860 Hebrew CP862 Canada France CP863 Arabic CP864 Denmark Norway CP865 Russian CP866 Turkish2 CP867 OCR A CP876 OCR B CP877 Farsi CP 1098 Latin 2 Windows CP1250 Cyrillic Windows CP 1251 Latin 1 Windows CP 1252 Greek Windows CP 1253 Turkish Windows ...

Page 152: ...uration FRONT1 PUSH TRACTOR Fanfold width 76 to 432 mm 3 to 17 inches Copies 1 original 7 copies Max thickness 0 635 mm 0 025 inches Options FRONT2 PUSH TRACTOR option Fanfold width 76 to 432 mm 3 to 17 inches Copies 1 original 7 copies Max thickness 0 635 mm 0 025 inches REAR PULL TRACTOR option Fanfold width 76 to 432 mm 3 to 17 inches Copies 1 original 7 copies Max thickness 0 3 mm 0 014 inches...

Page 153: ...t conditions for each paper path in the non volatile memory Printing of the macro characters using the Compuprint native commands Physical and Electrical Characteristics Interfaces Parallel Centronics Compatible Bi directional IEEE 1284 nibble and byte modes 36 pin Amphenol connector 7 8 data bits Receive Buffer max 128 Kbytes Serial RS 232 C and RS 422 A dB 25 connector Baud Rate 300 to 38400 bps...

Page 154: ...hours 25 Duty Cycle Operating no limitations Power Supply UNIVERSAL From 90 to 244 VAC Power Output Max 215 W Power Consumption Standby less than 30 W Average Printing 120 W Noise Level 54 dBA Environment Conditions Storage Conditions Temperature 40 to 50 C Relative Humidity 10 t o 90 RH non condensing Operating Conditions Temperature 10 to 38 C Relative Humidity 10 to 90 RH non condensing ...

Page 155: ... ribbon Long Life cartridge 20 million characters PRKN707 1 Color ribbon cartridge 2 million characters for each band PRKN408 1 Options Additional 4 pin Rear Pull Tractor for push pull fanfold handling PRF9000 Additional 6 pin Front2 Push Tractor PRFN103 Cutter PRFN088 Ethernet 10 100 Base T LAN Interface Card PRAN102 Two Level Floor Pedestal Tilt pedestal PRFN406 000 Three Level Floor Pedestal St...

Page 156: ...801 2 CE Mark UL 1950 CSA 22 2 n 950 FCC rules part 15 subpart J class b NEWKO TSE 74 SEX 203 92 EN 60950 IEC 950 VFG 243 91 VFG 46 92 VDE 875 cl B CISPR 22 EN 55022 class B R P M cert by VDE ISO 7779 ISO 9296 ECMA 8 11 132 ...

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