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(5)  Using a small slot screwdriver, turn VR5 as shown below, and adjust it so that all the lamps 

are lit: POWER lamp (green: constant ON), ERROR lamp (red), PAPER OUT lamp (red), 

and SLIP lamp (green).

(6)  Turn the printer power OFF, and restore the DIP switches DIPSW1-4, DIPSW1-5, DIPSW1-6, 

DIPSW1-7, and DIPSW1-8 to their original settings.

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VR1

VR2

VR3

VR4

VR5

Summary of Contents for PH640

Page 1: ...User s Guide 59322301 my okidata com PH640...

Page 2: ...to make this document as accurate and helpful as possible we make no warranty of any kind expressed or implied as to the accuracy or completeness of the information contained herein The most up to dat...

Page 3: ...17 4 1 Loading the Ribbon Cartridge 17 4 2 Loading the Paper Roll 18 4 3 Loading the Slip Paper or Validation Paper 20 4 4 Scanning MICR Characters 21 5 Consumable Parts and AC Adapter 24 5 1 Thermal...

Page 4: ...ch Setting 57 11 1 Parallel Interface Model 58 11 2 RS 232C Interface Model 59 11 3 USB PoweredUSB Interface Model 61 11 4 Ethernet Interface Model 62 12 Parallel Interface 64 13 RS 232C Serial Interf...

Page 5: ...ing If anything is missing contact the dealer where you bought the printer and ask them to supply the missing part Note that it is a good idea to keep the original box and all the packing materials ju...

Page 6: ...l away from heaters and other sources of extreme heat P Make sure that the surrounding area is clean dry and free of dust P Make sure that the printer is connected to a reliable power outlet It should...

Page 7: ...rotective sheets 2 Open the front cover Remove the tape on the front cover and then remove the sheet Next pull the protective sheet that is securing the head straight out of the unit Note is a good id...

Page 8: ...n it during printing Slip slot Insert paper here Rear cover Open it to replace the roll paper Do not open it during printing Cutter cover Open it to clear paper jam Do not open it during printing Cont...

Page 9: ...dards 3 1 1 Parallel Interface Cable Connect a suitable parallel interface cable to the parallel port on your PC 3 1 2 RS 232C Interface Cable Connect a suitable RS 232C interface cable to the RS 232C...

Page 10: ...ption POWERED USB CABLE 1X8LNL 1 2M Recommended PCI Card PCI to 4 Port PoweredUSB Card Model 301 1150 01 manufacturer Digi 3 1 5 Ethernet Interface cable Attach the ferrite core to a suitable Ethernet...

Page 11: ...Interface Cable to the Printer Note that the interface cable is not provided Please use a cable that meets specifications CAUTION The optional USB PoweredUSB and LAN cables have been designed specifi...

Page 12: ...n the connector screws 3 2 3 USB Interface Cable Affix the ferrite core onto the USB cable as shown in the illustration below and make sure to pass the cable through the cable support as shown in the...

Page 13: ...apter because this can cause a malfunction 3 Affix the ferrite core onto the cable as shown in the illustration Option POWERED USB CABLE 1X8LNL 1 2M 4 Pass the fastener through the ferrite core 5 Loop...

Page 14: ...below Option LAN CABLE 1 0 M TSP1E 1 Make sure the printer is turned off 2 Affix the ferrite core onto the Ethernet cable as shown in the illustration below 3 Pass the fastener through the ferrite cor...

Page 15: ...r PC to start Windows 2 InsertthesuppliedCD ROM DriversandUtilities into the CD ROM drive 3 Follow the instructions that appear on the screen 4 The dialog shown in the illustration indicates that the...

Page 16: ...nnected from the AC outlet 1 Connect the AC adapter to the power cable 2 Connect the AC adapter to the connector on the printer 3 Insert the power cable plug into an AC outlet CAUTION When disconnecti...

Page 17: ...nter from the power outlet whenever you do not plan to use it for long periods Because of this you should locate the printer so that the power outlet it is plugged into is nearby and easy to access Wh...

Page 18: ...ate the power switch Install the switch blind as shown in the diagram below The power switch can be turned ON and OFF O by inserting a narrow instrument ball pen etc in the holes in the switch blind C...

Page 19: ...turned off 2 Affix the ferrite core onto the peripheral drive cable as shown below 3 Pass the fastener through the ferrite core 4 Loop the fastener around the peripheral drive cable and lock it Use sc...

Page 20: ...the printer as shown below 2 Install the interface cover by aligning the tabs on the interface cover with the grooves in the printer case 3 Place the AC cable and the interface cable in the cutout of...

Page 21: ...ou not put your hand in the paper outlet slot while printing is in progress never put your hand into the outlet even when printing is not in progress 3 Place the ribbon cartridge in the direction show...

Page 22: ...rinter cover is securely closed 4 If the printer cover is closed after turning on the power the cutter operates automatically and the front end of the paper is cut 4 2 Loading the Paper Roll 4 2 1 Usi...

Page 23: ...elow To use a 75 5 mm width paper roll align the roll paper guide in hole 1 and to use a 57 5 mm wide paper roll align it in hole 2 2 Install the roll paper guide in the unit by aligning it with the h...

Page 24: ...jam If the paper gets jammed press the RELEASE button to remove the paper Then insert the paper again See 8 2 Removing Paper Jam for details Inserting Slip Paper 3 When the printer detects a paper it...

Page 25: ...the right end of the MICR paper against the right end of the slip paper slot Note Sliding the paper diagonally can cause a paper jam If the paper gets jammed press the RELEASE button to remove the pap...

Page 26: ...blade There is a cutter inside the paper outlet slot Not only should you not put your hand in the paper outlet slot while printing is in progress never put your hand into the outlet even when printing...

Page 27: ...dealer for advice Continued use could cause a short circuit which may result in fire or electric shock P The heating element and the driver IC of the thermal head are easily damaged Do not touch them...

Page 28: ...roll paper and shaft core together 2 Do not use paper rolls that have the tail end folded 3 The trailing edge should not be folded 5 1 2 Recommended paper Manufacturer Product name Quality characteris...

Page 29: ...sumption mode 3 Areader or scanner may not be able to scan a printed bar code or characters depending on the print density Make sure that your reader or scanner is able to scan correctly beforehand 5...

Page 30: ...left end because it might feed diagonally Note 1 Do not use paper that is curled kinked wrinkled warped or torn 2 Do not use paper that has holes in the positions shown below and do not print on the b...

Page 31: ...sult in damage to the printer fire or electric shock Part Number Input 90 to 264 V AC 50 60 Hz Output DC24 V 5 2 0 A 5 0 A Load 10 sec Max 5 3 1 85 4 5 6 31 8 13 5 13 5 29 5 13 5 15 1 32 6 13 5 TOF se...

Page 32: ...s various errors in combination with other lamps 3 PAPER OUT Lamp Red Describes the condition of the roll paper Describes various errors in combination with other lamps 4 SLIP Lamp Green Describes the...

Page 33: ...r open error ON ON ON Recovered by closing the slip front cover Thermal paper out or jam error ON OFF Flashes at 1 second intervals OFF Recovered by loading a paper roll or clearing the paper jam relo...

Page 34: ...a recoverable error Validation color OFF Flashes at 0 5second intervals Flashes at 0 5second intervals ON This is not a recoverable error Thermal head error OFF Flashes at 1 second intervals OFF OFF...

Page 35: ...fter the test print is completed the printer will revert to the normal mode Using Slip paper 1 With the front cover closed turn the power switch ON while keeping the RELEASE button depressed 2 Insert...

Page 36: ...Dump Mode 3 Each of the signals sent from the computer to the printer will be printed out in hexadecimal code This function allows you to check if a control code sent to the printer by the program bei...

Page 37: ...n 1 and 23 and its setting value Lv xx The pattern preceded by a mark indicates the present setting value 4 To set up a pattern press the RELEASE button as many times as the number 1 to 23 of the desi...

Page 38: ...rd pass is corrected rightward of the current printing pattern For a Forward operation keep the RELEASE button depressed until the buzzer makes a long 0 5 second sound Then continue pressing and holdi...

Page 39: ...placed on the printer COF Center of Feed Sensor Detects the feed position for printing on a slip of paper TOF Top of Feed Sensor Detects the top of feed of a slip paper The aforementioned sensors can...

Page 40: ...inter power is turned OFF 2 Open the rear cover and remove the paper roll thus setting the printer in the paper absent state 3 Undo the screws and remove the DIP switch cover from the bottom of the pr...

Page 41: ...nt state 3 Undo the screws and remove the DIP switch cover from the bottom of the printer 4 Usingthetipofaballpointpenorasimilarobject settheDIPswitchesasfollows DIPSW1 4 OFF DIPSW1 5andDIPSW1 6ON DIP...

Page 42: ...r power is turned OFF 2 Insert a slip paper to set the printer in the paper present state To do so open the front cover as shown below and insert the paper diagonally from the left Set the paper strai...

Page 43: ...sor Adjustment Mode 1 Make sure the printer power is turned OFF 2 Insert a slip paper to set the printer in the paper present state To do so open the front cover and insert the paper diagonally from t...

Page 44: ...t all the lamps are lit POWER lamp green constant ON ERROR lamp red PAPER OUT lamp red and SLIP lamp green 6 TurntheprinterpowerOFF andrestoretheDIPswitchesDIPSW1 4 DIPSW1 5 DIPSW1 6 DIPSW1 7 and DIPS...

Page 45: ...the diameter of the paper roll you are using and find the required setting in the table on the next page 3 Insert the tip of a ballpoint pen or similar object into the hole of the adjuster and then pu...

Page 46: ...prox 1 9 Approx 3 2 Notes 1 The adjuster is factory set at level 1 2 The detected diameter and remained paper length given in the table are calculated values and there are some variances depending on...

Page 47: ...moving Paper Jam If a paper jam occurs clear it as described below 8 2 1 Roll paper 1 Set the power switch to off to turn off power to the printer 2 Push the lever toward you to open the printer cover...

Page 48: ...e print head cool for a few minutes before touching it This symbol is placed near the thermal print head to indicate that it may be hot Never touch the thermal print head immediately after the printer...

Page 49: ...areful not to damage the printer while removing any jammed paper Since the thermal print head is particularly sensitive be sure not to touch it 4 If the cutter is locked insert a Philips screwdriver i...

Page 50: ...he thermal head surface wipe it clean with cotton swab or soft cloth dipped in alcohol ethanol or methanol or alcohol 1 The thermal head is easily damaged so clean it with a soft cloth taking care not...

Page 51: ...ccumulated on the rubber roller Rotate the rubber roller to clean the entire surface Rubber roller 9 3 MICR Head for Models which have this Feature Cleaning is recommended once every year or 70 000 pa...

Page 52: ...illion lines 9 4 Cleaning the Sensors and the Surrounding Area Clean the sensors particularly the reflection sensors of debris dust paper particles etc Cleaning is recommended once every six months or...

Page 53: ...roll See 5 1 Thermal Paper Roll in 5 Consumable Parts and AC Adapter for details Paper width General thermal paper 79 5 0 5 75 5 0 5 57 5 0 5 mm Label paper 76 5 0 5 mm Roll diameter 83 mm or less 8...

Page 54: ...on feed Feed pitch min 0 176 mm 1 144 inch 10 Paper feed speed max 141 mm sec 11 Ink ribbon Type Cartridge cassette Color Black Material Nylon 40 denier 12 Paper specifications See 5 2 Slip Paper in 5...

Page 55: ...51 10 4 External Specifications 1 External dimensions 186 mm width 296 mm depth 177 mm height 2 Weight 4 6 kg without roll paper 186 296 177 unit mm...

Page 56: ...x8 right angle type Type B connector DUSB BRA42 T11 D2 FA manufacturer DDK Pin number Signal name Function 1 VBUS USB power pin 5V DC 2 D Serial data 3 D Serial data 4 GND Signal ground PoweredUSB con...

Page 57: ...A MICR scanning Approx average 0 7A Note Continuous solid printing should be limited to 60 seconds or less 10 6 2 Low Power Consumption Mode 1 Operating voltage DC24V 10 2 Thermal printer current cons...

Page 58: ...tions are observed Use a power supply of DC 24 V 10 and more than 2 0A 5 0ALoad 10 sec Min with SELV output and LPS or Class 2 double insulation structure output approved by IEC60950 Be careful about...

Page 59: ...l paper 65 m when using the P220AG 2 MCBF 60 million lines The Mean Cycle Between Failure MCBF is defined to be the overall failure cycle which includes random or wear failures that occur until the pr...

Page 60: ...g in our facilities 2 MCBF 37 million lines The Mean Cycle Between Failure MCBF is defined to be the overall failure cycle which includes random or wear failures that occur until the printer reaches i...

Page 61: ...ettings will become effective when the power switch is set to on again Procedure for changing the settings on DIP switches 1 Turn the printer off and unplug the power cord from the AC outlet 2 Remove...

Page 62: ...tomatically sent to the host whenever the printer status changes such as when the cover is opened paper runs out or an error occurs For information about automatic status infor mation transmission ref...

Page 63: ...nged Should be set to on 1 6 Handshaking conditions conditions for BUSY Offline or receive buffer full Receive buffer full 1 7 ASB Function 1 Invalid Valid 1 8 Should not be changed Should be set to o...

Page 64: ...d all components connected to it The factory settings of DIP switch are all on except for switches 7 and 8 DIP SW 3 Switch Function ON OFF 3 1 Baud Rate See table below 3 2 3 3 Data Length 8 bits 7 bi...

Page 65: ...ve buffer full 1 7 ASB Function 1 Invalid Valid 1 8 Star Line Mode NSB Function 2 Valid Invalid ESC POS Mode Reserved Should not be changed Should be set to on 1 9 Low power consumption mode 3 Invalid...

Page 66: ...conditions for BUSY Offline or receive buffer full Receive buffer full 1 7 ASB Function 1 Valid Invalid 1 8 Star Line Mode NSB Function 2 Valid Invalid ESC POS Mode Reserved Should not be changed Shou...

Page 67: ...gular pattern 2 After that push the switch once again in that state to turn OFF both of the red and green LEDs This will return the settings of the interface board to their default or ex factory setti...

Page 68: ...12 Out PError AckDataReq Data2 6 13 Out Select Xflag Data1 5 14 HostBusy 15 16 Signal GND Signal GND 17 Frame GND Flame GND 18 OUT 5 V 5 V 19 30 Twisted Pair Return Twisted Pair Return 31 In nInit nI...

Page 69: ...19200 38400 bps Refer to 11 DIP Switch Setting 3 Word length Start bit 1 bit Data bit 7 or 8 bits selectable Parity bit Odd even or none selectable Stop bit 1 bit length 4 Signal polarity RS 232C MARK...

Page 70: ...data receive from host is enabled or disabled Space Receive enabled Mark Receive disabled The busy condition can be changed by using DIP Switch 1 6 as follows Printer status DIP SW 1 6 OFF ON 1 During...

Page 71: ...ended interface cable connections Note Use shielded wire less than 3 m in length 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 20 FG FG TXD RXD RTS CTS DSR 20 25 7 SG DTR INIT 3 2 7 8 6 5 1 4 TXD RXD RTS CTS DSR SG DCD...

Page 72: ...onforms to IEEE802 3 2 Communication Media 10 Base T 100 Base TX 3 Communication Speed 10 100 Mbps 4 Protocol TCP IP 5 TCP IP detail ARP RARP BOOTP DHCP LPR 9100 FTP HTTP TELNET TFTP 6 Connector RJ 45...

Page 73: ...MP641337 or BURNDY B 66 4 Shield Modular plug Pin No Signal name Function I O direction 1 FG Frame ground 2 DRD1 Drive signal 1 OUT 3 24 V Drive power OUT 4 24 V Drive power OUT 5 DRD2 Drive signal 2...

Page 74: ...al buzzer drive command if a device other than a peripheral buzzer is connected i e cash drawer etc Doing so can damage the connected device and this circuit 4 The status of the compulsion switch can...

Page 75: ...table below shows the factory settings for the memory switches Memory Switch Hexadecimal Code 0 0000 1 0000 2 0000 3 0000 4 0000 5 0001 without MICR reader HSP7543 0000 with below MICR reader HSP7743...

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