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8.4 

ALTERNATIVE POWER SUPPLY ARRANGEMENTS 

 
The CP130 is designed to be operated from a 9V to 36V voltage source that is capable of supplying 
the primary power for the printer.   
 
The electrical specification for the power supply input of the CP130 printer is:  
 
Input Voltage Range:  

 +9V to +36V  

(internal over voltage at 37V and reversal protection) 

 
Supply Current Requirement:   50mA  

( Printer in Idle Mode  ) 

 

( typical @24V in ) 

1A average   ( Printer Printing  

 

4A peak  

( Printer Printing  

 
N.B. The average and peak current requirements can be adjusted by firmware control codes. 
See the Programmer Guide for details. 

 
The recommended power supply input is either a 12V or 24V vehicle battery, this allows the printer to 
perform at its best.  However, the printer will automatically accommodate any DC input voltage in the 
range 9V to 36V.  In addition, power supplies with lower current capacities may be accommodated by 
varying the internal Power Save parameter.  See the Programmers Guide or contact the factory for 
more details. 
 
 

8.5 

TYPICAL 9 PIN RS232 DATA CABLE CONFIGURATION 

 
 

D-9 Pin 

Name 

Function (refers to PC)

CP130 Pin

3

 

TxD

 

Serial Data Output

 

2

 

RxD

 

Serial Data Input

6 & 8 

CTS & DSR

 

Busy Input

5 SGND 

Signal 

Common 

0V 

 
 

8.6 EMC 

CAUTION 

 
System EMC compliance remains the responsibility of the system designer.  It is recommended that 
screened cables are used; earthing arrangements will depend on the application. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for CP130

Page 1: ...USER GUIDE to the CP130 Thermal Printer Revision 1 0 Filename CP130 Users Guide v1 0 doc Date 29 March 2011...

Page 2: ...ed Indications 6 6 Printer Operation and Programming 7 6 1 Data Buffer 7 6 2 Spool Mode 7 6 3 Character Printing and Fonts 7 6 4 Graphics Printing and Other Programming Modes 7 7 Interface Details 8 7...

Page 3: ...mised fonts which may be created using the Font Editor Utility Refer to the factory for more information in this feature if required 2 2 COPYRIGHT NOTICE AND DISCLAIMER Copyright subsists in the manuf...

Page 4: ...n 1 and 65534 seconds 3 1 IDLE MODE In idle mode the printer is ready to receive data which will be printed as soon as complete lines or graphics patterns are decoded It responds to the paper feed but...

Page 5: ...s as follows 1 Slide the Lid Release Button forwards until the Lid springs open 2 Unwind a small amount of paper from the roll and Insert the Paper Roll into the Printer 3 Close the Lid down and the p...

Page 6: ...ive and no printing can take place Red warns of a low power supply voltage or other problem No light indicates that the unit is off LED Pattern Table Pattern Power Status Buffer Mode Constant Green OK...

Page 7: ...by a command from the host Paper Out condition or Head Up condition being sensed an error condition e g head over temperature over voltage etc In spool mode the buffered data are stored without being...

Page 8: ...nformation to the host at the same Baud rate and in the same format as the serial data input The hardware busy line is true nominal 12V when busy Both serial output lines will relax to approximately 0...

Page 9: ...tail RJ12 Pin Input Output CP130 CP130 Function 1 i p No Connection 2 i p Wake up Input Only when optional sleep mode is enabled 3 i p RS 232 Rx data 4 o p RS 232 Tx data 5 o p RS 232 Busy 6 0V Common...

Page 10: ...for details The recommended power supply input is either a 12V or 24V vehicle battery this allows the printer to perform at its best However the printer will automatically accommodate any DC input vol...

Page 11: ...PUTER S SERIAL PORT to match the printer it is also possible to change the printer s settings but not until you have established communication with the computer Your proposed application program may h...

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