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3860/80 User’s Manual 

 

3-10 

LCD Message Display 

A one-time message to be displayed on the printer's LCD can be downloaded. This will be 
overwritten by the next action that would otherwise update the display.  

The printer must be in ANSI emulation to download format names and messages. (Emulations 
can be switched using escape sequences. Details are in the ANSI chapter of the 
Programmer's Manual.) 

Summary of Contents for 3860

Page 1: ...Model 3860 80 User s Manual GEK 01061A...

Page 2: ...the receiving antenna Relocate the equipment with respect to the receiver Move the equipment away from the receiver Plug the equipment into a different outlet so that equipment and receiver are on di...

Page 3: ...n da der Drucker eingeschaltet ist Abschalten Um den Drucker abzuschalten Schalten Sie am Netzschalter den Drucker aus 0 A C H T U N G Arbeiten und Reparaturen am ge ffneten Ger t d rfen nur vom autor...

Page 4: ...formance or its radio frequency interference RFI performance or both Trademark Acknowledgments All trademarks and registered trademarks are property of their respective holders CENTRONICS of GENICOM L...

Page 5: ...ANSI X3 64 1979 additional codes EIA 232C CCITT V 24 personality board dependent IEC 950 EN60950 9 88 ISO DP 7779 3 9 82 and ANSI 12 10 1985 acoustics EN 50082 1 European Immunity EN 55022 CISPR B Rad...

Page 6: ...GISTRATION ON THE FIRST FORM 2 23 CHAPTER 3 CONTROL PANEL 3 1 CONTROL PANEL KEYS 3 1 LCD MENU 3 3 LCD MESSAGE FORMAT 3 5 MENU MAP 3 6 SELECT THE EMULATION 3 7 STATUS SHEET 3 9 LCD MESSAGE DISPLAY 3 10...

Page 7: ...LEFT MARGIN 8 4 LOAD LENGTH ADJUSTMENT 8 4 CHAPTER 9 POWER UP AND RESET 9 1 THE STATE OF THE PRINTER ON POWER UP 9 1 RESET THE PRINTER ISU 9 1 AFTER A SOFTWARE UPGRADE 9 2 AFTER AN ISU 9 2 CHAPTER 10...

Page 8: ...BLE 12 7 BUFFER OPTIONS 12 8 APPENDIX A FUNCTION INDEX A 1 APPENDIX B EMULATION AND SOFTWARE OPTIONS B 1 EMULATION OPTIONS B 1 SETTING EMULATION OPTIONS B 2 SOFTWARE OPTIONS B 3 SETTING SOFTWARE OPTIO...

Page 9: ...Introduction 1 1 Front Door Control Panel Rear Door Display LCD Operator Keys Top Door Serial Connector Parallel Connector AC Connector ON OFF Switch Printer Cover Top Door Rear Door...

Page 10: ...of parameters called formats Other characteristics are input voltage automatic switching between 115 or 230 VAC power dissipation 130 watts maximum hardware interfaces menu selectable IEEE1284 paralle...

Page 11: ...shortens print head and gear train life Very high humidity causes paper handling problems within 6 feet of a grounded AC outlet The length of the power cord suitable for using the bottom paper path T...

Page 12: ...nd have a grounding plug with safety approvals appropriate for the country in which the equipment will be installed For units to be operated at 230V inside US and Canada use a UL Listed CSA Certified...

Page 13: ...the power switch All four lights on the control panel come on for a few seconds The print head moves to its home position on the left if it s not already there Three lights go out The fault light stay...

Page 14: ...ialization make sure the printer is Offline Remove the top door Manually move the print head to the center of the printer so the print head is pointing to an area between two of the upper rubber rolle...

Page 15: ...s a resident half twist in the ribbon that may end up between the ribbon guide and one end of the cartridge The ribbon will still work like this Turn the ribbon advance knob to tighten the ribbon fabr...

Page 16: ...n guide fits snugly between the exit rollers Center the ribbon guide over the print nozzle Start with the front end of the ribbon guide pointing slightly up and then rotate it down onto the print head...

Page 17: ...d Get It Running 2 7 Find the ribbon drive spindle Look down into the printer toward the left side and notice a small shaft sticking up vertically through a shiny plate RIBBON DRIVE SPINDLE HUB FRONT...

Page 18: ...advance knob clockwise and feel the ribbon drive gears turning in the printer Snap the ribbon cartridge down on the supports There are feet on the bottom of the cartridge at the front corners These s...

Page 19: ...use both hands and place one on either side of the ribbon guide Pull upwards until the ribbon guide is dislodged from the print head nozzle When the ribbon guide has been removed from the print nozzle...

Page 20: ...r is shipped with a set of tractors for installation in the front bottom paper path Dual paper path printers have an additional tractor installed in the rear of the printer At the front of the printer...

Page 21: ...over the mounting rod in the front of the the printer Make sure the Paper Motion Detector wire is not trapped between the steel plate of the tractore and the side of the printer enclosure GEAR COVER...

Page 22: ...il it snaps into the bottom feed position The tractor is snapped in place when the hole in the gear cover on the tractor set engages one of the mounting pins in the printer NOTE Install the paper moti...

Page 23: ...oaded balls in each gear cover engage locating pins in the sides of the printer Front feed to bottom feed Push down firmly on the square shaft near the ends The assembly will pop free of the locating...

Page 24: ...lds the left edge of the paper will be referred to as the home position tractor The other tractor will be called the far tractor The factory final test used 14 inch wide paper To run narrower paper th...

Page 25: ...ted on faces down Sprocket feed holes in the paper should engage three to five of the pins of the tractor belt Make sure that the same number of pins are engaged on both tractors Close the home positi...

Page 26: ...leading edge of the paper enough so it does not sag but not so tightly as to distort the pin feed holes in the paper Lock the far tractor Push the locking lever toward the rear of the printer to secur...

Page 27: ...r 5 Park Path 1 Press and release PARK PATH until the LCD displays Path Rear or Path Front depending on where paper has been loaded Path Rear Path Front The paper path is now selected Wait a few secon...

Page 28: ...the form If paper did not load Check the paper path selection Make sure that the paper is loaded in the tractors that correspond to the paper path selection If paper did not load take it out of the tr...

Page 29: ...w a different combination of font cpi or lpi settings looks on the current paper type CAUTION Don t print off the paper Printing off the paper can damage the print head Do not use the 13 6 option unle...

Page 30: ...OW key to go back if needed Utilit TestPrn This is the selection for the test print Menu Enter Press ENTER Test P 8 Max This is the currently selected test pattern width 8 Press the UP ARROW key to to...

Page 31: ...ery first form the printer feeds paper so that the top of the first printable line of characters is slightly below the top of the paper Ideally the application software that composes the page should a...

Page 32: ...ng interface cables Connect the cable Install the cable and tighten cable connector screws or when using the parallel interface secure the cable to the printer with the bail wires on the printer conne...

Page 33: ...rinter settings in terms of font characters per inch lines per inch interface and emulation by pressing the MENU ENTER key while the printer is online The LCD steps through a list of the current setti...

Page 34: ...t quality Wait three seconds and the displayed selection becomes the current selection See the LCD Menu Map for a list of fonts Functions as the 2 key in menu entry mode DP and LQ quality fonts are av...

Page 35: ...ally retract after 15 seconds or when Tear Off is pressed a second time If data is received from the host the paper will be retracted and printing will begin Remove a partially printed form by pressin...

Page 36: ...ion The LCD menu selections and others are available in the Printed Menu See Chapter 4 for additional information The Printed Menu allows the user to see a list choices before selecting one and to som...

Page 37: ...moves back or up one level in the menu Clear First FIRST moves to the top menu level PROG EXIT choice Explore Browse around in the LCD menu and remember to use FORMER or FIRST to exit the sub menus Pu...

Page 38: ...stored formats but not the active format PrintStat Print a Status sheet This shows the configuration of the active format PrMenu Printed Menu This is a set of printed information that provides more d...

Page 39: ...othIt LQ CourIt DP CourIt LQ WD GothDP WD GothLQ OCR B DP OCR B LQ Micro DP Micro LQ OCR A DP OCR A LQ Format 2 French Format 3 German Format 4 Italian Spanish Level 6 Set 1 Semi Auto Automatic Prnt S...

Page 40: ...r method is used to set the emulation the printer will power up in that emulation until the setting is changed Emulation selections can be saved to the individual user defined formats 1 4 by using the...

Page 41: ...n is displayed Menu Enter Press ENTER to make that selection The selection will flash three times to show that it was saved Clear First Press FIRST to go back to the top of the LCD menu Prog Exit Menu...

Page 42: ...ne light should be out If not press the ON LINE key Menu Enter Press the MENU key to access the LCD Menu 8 Press and release the UP ARROW key until the LCD displays Prog Utility Use the DOWN ARROW key...

Page 43: ...r s LCD can be downloaded This will be overwritten by the next action that would otherwise update the display The printer must be in ANSI emulation to download format names and messages Emulations can...

Page 44: ...pter of the Programmer s Manual The only other settings that affect the appearance of the Printed Menu are the margins in the active format The Arrow At the last level of a menu branch some options on...

Page 45: ...Press the UP ARROW key one time Prog PrMenu Menu Enter Press ENTER A menu list of seven selections should be printed If the margins are too narrow to read the list see the next section Margins for Me...

Page 46: ...are the options on the main menu Details are on following pages 1 Exit Printed Menu 2 Format 3 Interface Parameters 4 User Defined Options 5 Emulation Dependent Options 6 Software Options 7 Status Re...

Page 47: ...ions 2 Character Spacing 3 Line Spacing 3 PPXL IIII 4 FX286e 5 DEC LA210 1 Modify Active Format 1 Exit Printed Menu 2 Format 3 Interface Parameters 4 User Defined Options 5 Emulation Dependent Options...

Page 48: ...ptions 1 Baud Rate 4 Interface Control 2 Character Bit Definition 3 Parity 1 Ignore Character Option 2 Set Ignored Character 1 Standard Hex Dump 2 Centronics Parallel 1 Exit Printed Menu 2 Format 3 In...

Page 49: ...Options 7 Status Report Main Menu Function Path 12 Form Parameters Change on Paper Path Change 1 Set Emulation 2 User Selectable Emulation Options 1 ANSI 3 64 2 IBMGP 3 PPXL III 4 FX286e 5 DEC LA210...

Page 50: ...UP 9 Fine Adjust DOWN 10 Tear Off 11 RESERVED 12 Format Select Keys to be locked when online Select Keys to be locked when offline Hardware Configuation Menu 1 Hardware Options 2 Adjust Flight Time Se...

Page 51: ...hDP Rev 2 0 72 DIS 10 WD Goth LQ Rev 2 0 72 DIS 11 OCR B DP Rev 2 0 72 DIS 12 OCR B LQ Rev 2 0 72 DIS 13 Micro DP Goth Rev 2 0 43 DIS 14 Micro LQ Goth Rev 2 0 43 DIS 15 OCR A DP Rev 2 0 72 DIS 16 OCR...

Page 52: ...3 French B DIS 4 French Canadian DIS 5 Dutch Netherlands DIS 6 Italian DIS 7 U K DIS 8 Spanish DIS 9 Danish Norwegian A DIS 10 Danish Norwegian B DIS 11 Danish Norwegian C DIS 12 Danish Norwegian D DI...

Page 53: ...s 1 Form Length 11 2 Top Margin 0 3 Bottom Margin 0 4 Left Margin 0 5 Right Margin 0 6 Horizontal Tabs 0 8 7 Vertical Tabs None 8 Top Print Reference 0 9 Left Print Reference 0 Enter Value in Inches X...

Page 54: ...ENB 8 19200 DIS 2 Character Bit Definition Select Baud Rate Select Character Bit Definition 1 1 Start Bit 7 Data Bits Parity Bit 1 Stop Bit DIS 2 1 Start Bit 7 Data Bits Parity Bit 2 Stop Bits DIS 3...

Page 55: ...r Print DIS X ON X OFF DC1 DC3 Reported By 5 Transmit X OFF s DC3 Until No Received Data DIS 6 Transmit X On DC1 On Power Up DIS 7 Transmit X On s DC1 On No Received Data DIS DTR CD Pin 20 Reports 1 R...

Page 56: ...tive Low ENB 2 Select Active High ENB 3 Paper Out Active High ENB 2 Reserved DIS 3 Prime on Received DEL DIS Select Lead Polarity Select Prime Options 1 Busy Lead Control 2 Fault Lead Control 3 ACK Le...

Page 57: ...range is 10 250 1 Set Receive Buffer Size 2 Set Low Trip Point 3 Set High Trip Point Current Receive Buffer Size 4K Enter value in increments of 1K range is 2K 63K Current Low Trip Point referenced f...

Page 58: ...ns Menu 2 Slash Zero DIS 4 User Defined Options 3 RESERVED DIS 4 RESERVED DIS 5 Power Up Online DIS 6 Power Up to Powered Down State ENB 7 Paper Tearoff Timeout ENB 8 Beeper ENB 9 RESERVED DIS 10 Setu...

Page 59: ...trol Sequence Introducer DIS As shipped if the printerfinds a control code imbedded in an otherwise valid ANSI or DEC escape sequence then the printer executes the control code as well as the affected...

Page 60: ...ns are not normally printable characters To print characters 155 and 157 you must first enable character set 2 from the Emulations Options Menu 17 Receive data in local state DIS 18 Reduce carriage sp...

Page 61: ...tion for Online Lock 7 LF 8 Fine Adjust UP 9 Fine Adjust DOWN 10 Tear Off 11 RESERVED 12 Format ENB Select Keys to be locked when online Select Keys to be locked when offline Hardware Configuation Men...

Page 62: ...printer asks abort or save menu changes Park Path 1 Press 1 to abort or 2 to save Font 2 NOTE Saving changes from the Printed Menu affects only the current active format To save the active format to...

Page 63: ...user may have locked out some of the keys This printer allows considerable control over which control panel keys work online and which keys do not Lock the Printer Online To lock the printer online u...

Page 64: ...4 5 Enter combination for Online Lock Menu Enter New combination for Online Lock is 12345 Clear First Main Menu is printed Park Path 1 Exit the Main Menu Menu Enter LCD displays PrMenu Font 1 Save Men...

Page 65: ...information It is recommended that a status report be printed if the printer is to be locked online or any time the configuration is changed Lock the Printed Menu The printer can be set so that the P...

Page 66: ...ost and Printed Menu changes affect ONLY the active format To save the current format to one of the four stored formats use the Save To function from the LCD Menu or use the ANSI escape sequencefrom t...

Page 67: ...e saved as one of the stored formats using the Save function from the LCD menu As shipped or upon an ISU of the printer the four stored formats are set to factory default parameters Print All Format I...

Page 68: ...econds for the function to time out The selected format overwrites the active format and is assigned to the current paper path Selecting ACTIVE will exit the format function without changes Select a F...

Page 69: ...ne of the stored formats is linked to an emulation After ISU the current emulation remains current when a stored format is enabled This is true whether the stored format is invoked by a paper path cha...

Page 70: ...mat to print the same information for the four stored formats Print head gap control is available only from the LCD menu Neither host commands nor the Printed Menu offer any control over the print hea...

Page 71: ...the number by using the DOWN arrow key Make the change in small increments To test the new setting press the PRINT QUALITY key Test Running will be displayed and the printer will start printing a tes...

Page 72: ...will be overwritten if the paper path is changed or if a different format is loaded by the control panel or the host Semiautomatic Head Gap Adjust The print head can also be commanded to go to a fixed...

Page 73: ...per Movement If the vertical position of a line of text is not exactly where it should be on the paper the form can be moved up or down in 1 72 inch increments with the UP ARROW and DOWN ARROW keys Ho...

Page 74: ...must always be blank space at the bottom of a page or form that is equal to or greater than the top print reference otherwise the printer will print across the perforation and onto the next form Set t...

Page 75: ...n the next If a top margin is set and the application is sending form feeds to move from one form to the next the top margin will work as expected If the application is sending line feeds to move from...

Page 76: ...be changed use the left print reference NOTE Since the Left Print Reference is an unregistered move it is possible to print off of the right hand side of the paper Load Length Adjustment The paper out...

Page 77: ...th then press the FF LOAD key to reload it This positions the absolute top of form according to the load length adjustment 7 Press the CLEAR key 8 The topmost print wire on the print head should be po...

Page 78: ...fic parameters are set to generic values These factory settings are the Initial Setup and the procedure that restores these settings is an ISU If the ISU is performed on the printer then nearly every...

Page 79: ...an ISU 1 Any option that is enabled from the hardware options menu item 99 on the main Printed Menu 2 The emulation if using anything but the defaults 3 Any straps that have been modified software op...

Page 80: ...Use the rear path for forms that are easiest to feed The part numbers for the pedestal rack and basket shown below are in Options and Supplies Appendix C Paper Handling Configurations SEMI ATTENDED PA...

Page 81: ...paper path Adjusting paper tension changes the tension between the main friction roller the platen and the nip roller assembly This adjustment affects the rear path but not the front path Low paper te...

Page 82: ...or Pull the paper tension adjust level away from the side frame to disengage the lever pin from the hole in the side frame Move the lever to the new position Make sure the lever pin is in one of the f...

Page 83: ...ve the rear tractors to the front follow this procedure to remove the rear tractors Remove the retaining straps on the rear door The nylon straps are keyed to slide over the screws Remove the rear doo...

Page 84: ...s the form length or six inches whichever is greater Park Path 1 The printer parks the form in the current paper path Press and release the Park Path key until the LCD shows the desired paper path Wai...

Page 85: ...e that the current form gets torn off before a remote paper path change can be made When the paper path is changed from the host the printer will park paper in the current path by retracting six inche...

Page 86: ...k the paper tension adjust lever for the correct setting see Adjust Paper Tension in this Chapter Select either the WD Gothic DP or the WD Gothic LQ font The WD wide fonts make better carbon copies Fo...

Page 87: ...e ribbon to form a paste This paste may accumulate in the ribbon cartridge and on the ribbon guide It may also build up on the face of the print head and restrict the movement of the print wires The f...

Page 88: ...earance As the paper supply begins to run low remove the remaining paper stack from the box and place it beneath the printer If printing bar codes stiff forms or thick multipart forms place the paper...

Page 89: ...print head or carriage mechanism wear Clean the Printer Cleaning is recommended about once every 500 hours of operation How often the printer is cleaned depends on the environment and on the dust and...

Page 90: ...top door Clean the outside of the printer with a damp cloth and mild soap cleanser DO NOT allow liquid to enter the air vents on the top of the left side cover DO NOT use solvents or strong cleaners...

Page 91: ...shes in unison with the beeps Internal circuit problem Record the number of beeps turn printer off and call for service Incorrect garbled printing when using the serial interface Baud rate mismatched...

Page 92: ...ept ANSI set margins in columns Printed Menus are unreadable due to very short print lines Margins set too narrow in the current format Press the First 1 Enter 1 Enter Clear keys to get out of the Pri...

Page 93: ...e push the ON LINE key twice Reset hex dump by cycling power to the printer For example if the printer is using one of the IBM emulations and receives the string Mary had a little lamb where the word...

Page 94: ...t 4 For automatic print gap models go to step 5 On manual print gap models find the print gap adjust lever on the inside right wall of the printer Push it to release it from the notch and open it all...

Page 95: ...ng 11 7 7 Lift the print head off the carriage 8 Remove the print head connector by pulling up on each side of it Do not remove the print head cable or cable retainer from the carriage LIFT ONE END OF...

Page 96: ...nd and then use a 5 5 mm hex driver or a Phillips screwdriver to tighten 6 Reinstall the ribbon cartridge 7 Replace the top door 8 Plug the printer into the wall outlet 9 Turn the printer on and load...

Page 97: ...as a carriage drive cable A software upgrade Caution The flight time test patterns are long lines Be sure to use full width 13 2 inch printing area paper for this procedure 1 With the printer offline...

Page 98: ...l to the left of the numbers 12 Examine the printed patterns in the printout and select the pattern with the straightest broken vertical dots 13 Press the numbered button s corresponding to the select...

Page 99: ...pter 4 The printed status report shows the current setting for the serial interface when it is active Serial parameters that can be controlled from the Printed Menu include Baud rate Character bit def...

Page 100: ...sing personal computers the default handshaking is compatible and the default character frame matches the DOS defaults Always set DOS serial parameters explicitly with the MODE command in DOS Seven or...

Page 101: ...VED PARITY the printer s transmitted parity must be set to match the host if using busy by code otherwise the host may not recognize the handshake and the printer s buffer will overflow Serial Data Ca...

Page 102: ...Received data from the data source 4 CA Request to send from the printer 5 CB Clear to send from the data source 6 CC Data set ready to receive data 7 AB Signal ground 8 Not used 12 15 17 0V 12V 12V...

Page 103: ...ery from paper out condition ACK inhibited on recovery from fault condition Lead polarity high or low for fault select paper out ACK busy and strobe Prime on received DEL delete code Select deselect b...

Page 104: ...e SELECT Output high when the printer is online PRIME An input signal If low for more than 50 microseconds then the input buffer can be optionally cleared FAULT An active low signal generated by the p...

Page 105: ...ments Pin Signal Active Status 1 Strobe Active high or low input 2 Data Bit 1 3 Data Bit 2 4 Data Bit 3 5 Data Bit 4 6 Data Bit 5 7 Data Bit 6 8 Data Bit 7 9 Data Bit 8 10 ACK Active high or low outpu...

Page 106: ...applies to the serial interface only The parallel interface will not honor a STROBE pulse while BUSY is asserted Therefore when the parallel interface is used whatever is set as the high trip point w...

Page 107: ...terface Parameters 2 Centronics Parallel 1 Lead Control 3 Adjust Flight Time Print head compensation Printed Main Menu 99 Hardware Config 2 Auto Wrap User Options Print wraps at end of line repeating...

Page 108: ...Active Format 2 Characters Per Inch CPI Change character spacing by selecting from list LCD Printer Offline Press Menu Press Down Arrow Repeat until CPI Press Enter DTR Lead Control Serial Interface C...

Page 109: ...rm Length LCD Printer Offline Press Menu Press Down Arrow Repeat until Form Leng Press Enter Form Parameters Change on Paper Path Change User Options Format Changes with Paper Path Change repeating th...

Page 110: ...ow Repeat until Utility Press Enter Press Down Arrow Repeat Until Hex Dmp Press Enter Press Down Arrow Repeat Until Standard Press Enter Hex Dump Off Cancel Hex Dump Mode LCD Printer Offline Press Men...

Page 111: ...ive Format 3 Lines Per Inch LPI Change spacing by selecting from a list LCD Printer Offline Press Menu Press Down Arrow Repeat until CPI Press Enter Margins Clear All Clear Margins Printed Main Menu 2...

Page 112: ...Network Print Server Hardware Options Select if Network Adapter is connected to parallel port repeating this process toggles mode on and off Printed Main Menu 99 Hardware Config Menu 1 Hardware Optio...

Page 113: ...r Options Printer Powers Up to same state as when powered off repeating this process toggles mode on and off Printed Main Menu 4 User Defined Options 6 Prime Options Parallel Interface Modify Prime Fu...

Page 114: ...until Utility Press Enter see Prnt Stat Press Enter Printed Menu Go to Printed Menu from LCD Menu LCD Printer Offline Press Menu Press Down Arrow Repeat until PRMenu Press Enter Printing Mode Go to P...

Page 115: ...rface Parameters 1 RS 232 4 Interface Control 4 Tabs Horizontal Clear Clear Individual Horizontal Tabs Printed Main Menu 2 Format 1 Modify Active Format 2 Page Format 1 Clear Values 6 Tabs Horizontal...

Page 116: ...rdware Config Menu 1 Hardware Options 2 Transmission Setup Serial Interface Determine Transmission Control Printed Main Menu 3 Interface Parameters 1 RS 232 4 Interface Control 5 Two Box Option Auto L...

Page 117: ...7 Select deselect by received DC1 DC3 codes in parallel interface ANSI 8 Reserved 9 Default character set DIS Set 1 ENB set 2 ANSI PPXL9 10 Answerback sent when ENQ is received ANSI LA210 11 Map ital...

Page 118: ...ns menu 5 Press 2 then ENTER to enter the user selectable emulation options menu Emulation dependent options settings are printed Select Emulation Dependent Options 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15...

Page 119: ...m length 13 A paper out fault is automatically cleared when the paper is detected 14 Load format assigned to current paper path on power up 15 Reserved 16 Map Danish Norwegian character substitutions...

Page 120: ...ons menu Software options settings are printed Select Emulation Dependent Options 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 DIS DIS ENB DIS DIS DIS DIS DIS DIS DIS DIS ENB ENB DIS DIS DIS 17 18 19 20 21...

Page 121: ...ress the UP ARROW once The LCD displays Prog PrMenu 3 Press the ENTER key to print the main menu 4 Press 9 9 and ENTER to print the hardware options menu 5 Press 2 then ENTER to enter the hardware opt...

Page 122: ...universal pedestal 3A1213B06 Paper output rack for printer 3A0113B01 Paper basket 3A0120B01 Print Head Print head 18 wire parallel 3D1322XXX Connectivity Options M305 10 100BaseT Print Server Internal...

Page 123: ...26 9 in 683mm Height 12 1 in 307 mm Depth 13 9 in 353 mm Weight 52 lb 23 4 kg Note Printer is UPS shippable Electrical Voltage 100 to 230 VAC 10 15 Frequency 50 to 60 Hz 2 Hz Power Consumption Standb...

Page 124: ...pin push tractors in front bottom and rear Paper Width Continuous forms 3 16 in Single cut sheets 3 5 17 in wide X 5 17 in long with a minimum width to length ratio of 0 45 in Maximum Number of Copies...

Page 125: ...5 16 7 17 1 20 CPI plus program selectable Line Spacing 3 4 6 8 LPI plus n 144 in Print Line 13 6 inches Print Styles Standard Gothic Courier Wide Gothic Gothic Italic Courier Italic Micro Gothic OCR...

Page 126: ...ontrol Margins Left and right any position Top and bottom any position Horizontal Tabs 22 28 or 32 absolute or relative emulation dependent Vertical Tabs 12 16 or 64 absolute or relative emulation dep...

Page 127: ...ormat from the Control Panel 6 3 Save a Format from the Host 6 3 Select a Format from the Control Panel 6 3 Select a Format from the Host 6 3 Select the Assigned Format from the Host 6 3 Stored 6 2 Fr...

Page 128: ...4 2 Printed Menu Map 4 3 printer stand 2 1 Put Paper in the Tractors 2 14 R Rear Tractors Removing 10 4 Removing the Ribbon 2 9 Reset 9 1 ribbon advance knob 2 8 ribbon cartridge 2 1 ribbon drive spin...

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