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1.3.5 Switches and Buttons
The power switch is located on the front of the printer, at the
lower right. The operation panel buttons are located on the
front top of the printer, and the paper load switch is located
on the upper side of the printer mechanism. Two banks of
DIP switches are located on the bottom of the printer. (See
Figure 1-1.)
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Power switch
The power switch (rocker switch) turns the power on or off.
Operator control of the power switch can be prohibited by
using the included power switch cover.
For information on using the cover, refer to Section 3.1.7,
Power switch cover mounting.
Note
Be sure to connect the power supply connector before
turning on the power.
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Operation panel buttons
The ESC c 5 command determines whether or not the
operation panel buttons are active.
The buttons are always inactive in the cut sheet waiting
state.
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RELEASE button
Type:
Non-locking push button
Function:
Releases the paper clamp.
Notes
• When the printer cover is open, this button is enabled
regardless of the ESC c 5 setting.
• When changing the ribbon cassette is required during
printing, open the printer cover and press this button to
release the paper clamp.
• If the paper clamp is released by this button while
printing on a cut sheet, the print position may shift, and
the status information transmitted by the GS r 3 com-
mand may be incorrect. In this case, bit 1 of the fourth
byte of ASB (for slip paper) or bit 4 (for validation paper)
is set to 1 to inhibit printing.
• If cut sheet mode is not selected, the printer automati-
cally releases the paper clamp if it does not receive data
for approximately 10 seconds.
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PAPER FEED button
Type:
Non-locking push button
Function:
When pushed once and released, feeds
paper one line by the amount set by ESC 2
and ESC 3. When pushed and held, feeds
paper continuously.
Note
When the printer cover is open, these buttons are active
regardless of the ESC c 5 setting.
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Paper load switch
Type:
Non-locking lever switch
Function:
Loads a paper roll.
Notes
• This switch performs fast paper feeding regardless of
the paper feed amount set by the ESC 2 and ESC 3
commands.
• When the printer cover is open, only this switch can
perform paper feeding.
• This switch is not affected by the ESC c 5 setting.
• If only cut sheet mode is selected by ESC c 0, a paper roll
cannot be loaded by using this switch.
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DIP switches
See Chapter 7 for the TM-U375P DIP switches.
Table 1-9. DIP Switch Bank 1
Switch
No.
1
Data reception error
Ignored
Prints '?'
2
Receive buffer capacity 40 bytes
4K bytes
3
Handshaking
XON/XOFF DTR/DSR
4
Word length
7 bit
8 bit
5
Parity check
Yes
No
6
Parity selection
Even
Odd
7
8
Table 1-10. DIP Switch Bank 2
Switch
No.
1
Connection of customer Connected Not
display (
✽
1)
connected
2
Selects number of
42 CPL/
40 CPL/
characters per line
35 CPL
33 CPL
7 x 9 font / 5 x 9 font
(
✽
2)
3
Handshaking
Receive
Off-line or
operation
buffer full
receive
(busy condition)
buffer full
4
5
For internal use only. (
✽
3)
6
7
Pin 6 reset signal
Used
Not used
8
Pin 25 reset signal
Used
Not used
(
✽
1) This function can be used only when a customer
display is attached to the customer display connector.
(
✽
2) The character size in 42 CPL/35 CPL printing mode is
the same as in 40 CPL/33 CPL mode. Only the
character spacing is different between these printing
modes.
(
✽
3) Never change the settings of DIP switches 4, 5, and 6.
Function
ON
OFF
Transfer Rate (bps) 7
8
1200
ON
ON
2400
OFF ON
4800
ON
OFF
9600
OFF OFF
Function
ON
OFF
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