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Operator Manual

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Summary of Contents for T6200 Series

Page 1: ...T6200 Series Line Printer Operator Manual Serial Parallel Twinax Coax TCP IP Including IPDS A PRODUCT FROM TALLYGENICOM ...

Page 2: ...not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will berequired to correct the interference at his own expense WARNING Only trained qualified personnel may open covers or remove parts that are not explicitly shown a...

Page 3: ... Paper Stacking Chains 1 3 Interface Connections and Powering Up 1 4 Interface Connectors 1 4 Maximum Interface Cable Length 1 4 Serial Parallel only 1 4 Twinax 1 4 Coax 1 4 Figure 1 4 Serial Parallel and FourPlex Interface Connectors Rear View 1 4 Connecting the I O 1 5 Serial Parallel 1 5 Twinax Connector 1 5 Figure 1 5 Connecting the Host Connector Smart T 1 5 Coax Connector 1 6 Figure 1 6 Conn...

Page 4: ...12 Figure 1 15 Paper Box Placement and Paper Path 1 13 Figure 1 16 Column Alignment Scale 1 14 Let s Check 1 15 Chapter 2 2 1 Introduction 2 1 Control Panel Components 2 1 Figure 2 1 Control Panel 2 1 LED Indicators 2 1 LCD Liquid Crystal Display 2 2 Figure 2 2 Control Panel Display 2 2 Current State 2 2 Options 2 2 Current Selection Indicator 2 2 Paper Indicators 2 3 Table 2 1 Paper Weight Indica...

Page 5: ...displays only if IPDS is installed 3 6 Ser Par Character Set 3 6 Matrix 3 7 OCRA Density 3 7 Ser Par Style 3 7 Tx Cx Style 3 8 IPDS Style 3 8 CPI 3 8 Panel Language 3 8 OCR Standards 3 8 Slashed Zero 3 8 Compressed 8 3 8 Forms Category 3 9 Length lines 3 9 Length inches 3 9 LPI 3 9 Top Margin 3 9 Bottom Margin 3 9 Left Margin 3 9 Right Margin 3 10 HorzAdjust 3 10 VertAdjust 3 10 Print to End Of Fo...

Page 6: ...17 Coax Interface 3 17 IPDS Option 3 17 IO Hold Time 3 17 Report 3 18 Current Config 3 18 All Configs 3 18 Configs 1 10 3 18 Calibrations 3 18 Ribbon Count 3 18 Last Fault 3 18 Fault Log 3 18 Version 3 18 Intellifilter 3 18 Beeper Mode 3 18 Codes Category 3 19 Auto LF Line Feed 3 19 Auto CR Carriage Return 3 19 Line Wrap 3 19 Wrap Line Feed 3 19 Print on CR 3 20 Form Feed at TOF 3 20 ESC 3 20 Alt ...

Page 7: ...cale 3 25 Zero 3 25 SFCC 3 25 Special Function Command Character SFCC 3 25 Code V Language 3 25 Free Format 3 25 Automatic PY 3 26 MTPL Bar 3 26 Secured 3 26 IGPTerminator 3 26 BlkMax H 3 26 BlkMax V 3 26 BlkMin H 3 26 BlkMin V 3 26 Postnet Density 3 26 PGLTerminator 3 26 Ignore Term 3 27 Configurations Category 3 27 Save 3 27 How to Save Configurations 3 27 Load 3 28 Powerup Config 3 28 Config n ...

Page 8: ...Category 3 34 Send PA Coax Only 3 34 Address Twinax Only 3 34 SPD Coax Only 3 34 SCD Twinax Only 3 34 SLD 3 34 Host Font Style Twinax Only 3 35 Screen Size Screen Coax Only 3 35 Case Coax Only 3 35 Compatibility Switches Coax Only 3 35 IR Delay Coax Only 3 36 Hex Passthrough 3 36 EPC 3 37 GrAVM GraphicsAVM 3 37 IPDS Category IPDS Only 3 38 Address Twinax Only 3 38 Density 3 38 Dark Bar 3 38 Smooth...

Page 9: ...ide Category 3 40 Paper Motion 3 40 Diag Category 3 41 Cal Paper Calibrate Paper Out 3 41 Help Menu 3 41 Appendix A A 1 Introduction A 1 Messages A 1 Faults A 1 Fault Correction Procedure A 1 Table A 1 Display Messages A 2 Table A 2 Paper Printing Corrective Action A 6 ...

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Page 11: ...00 BASE T LANPlex IPDS In less than five minutes you can add other configurations by inserting a new module Installation instructions come with the module All interface configurations and printer setups are performed through the control panel In addition the printer s operational configuration is stored in nonvolatile memory you ll never have to reconfigure your printer because of a power loss Pre...

Page 12: ...s Chapter 3 Printer Menus and Configuring Your Printer Chapter 3 explains the different menus that are available on your printer and all of the parameters contained in them It also presents Menu Tutorials that show how to perform a variety of different menu operations Appendix A Troubleshooting Appendix A contains a listing of the error and fault messages that may appear on the Control Panel Displ...

Page 13: ...en windows heaters nor in other areas where the temperature changes abruptly The relative humidity should be between 10 and 90 noncondensing Be sure to locate the printer away from any sources of moisture such as water faucets refrigerators and humidifiers The heat load contribution to the environment is 188 BTUs per hour at idle and can go as high as 2050 BTUs per hour under continuous full load ...

Page 14: ...erials are needed you can reorder them from your dealer Reversible Doors Both front and back doors may be installed to open either left or right Figure 1 1 Reversible Doors Removing the Shipping Hardware The Shipping Hardware consists of 4 screws identified by red tags that secure the printer base to the inside mechanism tie restraints that secure the Paper Stacking Chains to the Wire Exit Rack in...

Page 15: ...e print area through a set of passive Paper Stacking Chains that help fold and stack printed forms uniformly Proper loading of the paper in the tractors improves paper stacking see Loading Paper Release the restraints securing the chains to the wire guides Make sure chains are not tangled Figure 1 3 Paper Stacking Chains ...

Page 16: ...terface or 6 feet 2 meters for parallel interfaces Communication distances farther than these can cause data transmission problems and printing errors Twinax TheTwinax interface allows a maximum of 5 000 feet 1 5 km between the host computer and the last device Distances longer than this can cause transmission problems and data errors Coax The Coax interface allows a maximum of 5 000 feet 1 5 km f...

Page 17: ...ting theTwinax cable s Verify that the printer address matches the one given it on the host and that no addresses are duplicated anywhere on the line You can check the address of the printer by accessing the HELP Menu on your printer control panel and printing out a Control Panel Selections Printout see Chapter 3 Make sure the printer is turned OFF Terminate the device immediately up cable between...

Page 18: ...nfiguration correct for the type of printer being emulated Is the cable to the device immediately up cable on theTwinax line correctly connected Are the devices down cable functioning properly Is the last device on the line properly terminated Is the printer properly configured If all of the above check out and you still have problems call your Customer Support Representative Coax Connector Your p...

Page 19: ...or errors Note that when you turn the printer on this time the Paper Out error displays Don t be alarmed we ll take care of that when we load paper If any other error message appears in the display check Appendix A for a description of the error and what actions are necessary to clear the error When connecting the Twinax interface at this time other messages that may appear are Setup Address and L...

Page 20: ...s past the print mechanism and through the printer Figure 1 8 Paper System Components Tractor Sets Your printer has two tractors to control paper movement located above the print area A lever on each tractor keeps it locked in place on a horizontal shaft To reposition a tractor unlock the tractor and move it horizontally on the shaft See Loading Paper Figure 1 9 Opening Locking and UnlockingTracto...

Page 21: ... see chapter 2 When loading paper with a changed thickness adjust the wheel until it s snug against the form but not too tight Run a print test and adjust the platen gap wheel to obtain optimum print quality and paper movement The print should be crisp and dark with no smearing Paper should move smoothly through the print mechanism Here are some things to look for If the platen gap is open too far...

Page 22: ...er The PaperTension Lever controls the vertical tension between the upper and lower sets of tractors Figure 1 11 PaperTension Lever Paper tension can affect your print quality Raising and lowering the PaperTension Lever during a print test is one method that can be used to obtain optimum print quality Here are some things to look for when you begin printing If the paper tension is too loose the do...

Page 23: ...bon cartridge counter clockwise then slip the ribbon over the two ribbon guides and between the front and rear panels of the ribbon shield on the printer Figure 1 12 Removing Ribbon Slack Step 3 Press down lightly on the cartridge while turning the ribbon knob counter clockwise until it seats on the cartridge drive posts Make sure that the ribbon does not twist or fold over Figure 1 13 Installing ...

Page 24: ... Figure 1 14 Paper Size Specifications Form Characteristics MinimumFormWidth A 2 50in 64mm MaximumFormWidth A 18 00in 457mm HorizontalFormAdjustment C WithoutHorizontalVernier Minimum 0 16in 4 1mm Maximum 1 80in 45 7mm WithHorizontalVernier Forms 15 86in Minimum 0 16in 4 1mm Maximum 1 80in 45 7mm WithHorizontalVernier Forms 15 86in Minimum A 15 70 in A 399mm Maximum 1 80in 45 7mm TractorHoletoPape...

Page 25: ...the paper can be pulled out freely then place the new box of paper under the printer Figure 1 15 Paper Box Placement and Paper Path Step 3 Raise the printer lid and open the doors on all of the tractors Step 4 Feed the paper up and through the printer as shown above Step 5 Place the left side paper holes onto the upper left tractor pins and close the tractor door ...

Page 26: ...actor and move it so that the paper holes align directly over the tractor pins then close the tractor door Gently push the tractor to the right until the paper is smooth and reasonably taut then lock the tractor Step 6 Unlock the lower tractors place the paper over the tractor pins then adjust the tractors so that the pins line up with the paper holes Lock the tractors Step 7 Adjust the platen gap...

Page 27: ...orizontally or vertically The tractors are feeding correctly The paper is properly routed through the print mechanism and between the Paper Stacking Chains Make sure that the Paper Stacking Chains are hanging properly without being tangled Now that you have installed your printer and loaded it with the ink ribbon and paper you are ready to configure it to function on your system Chapter 2 discusse...

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Page 29: ...gure 2 1 Control Panel LED Indicators The green POWER Indicator illuminates whenever there is power to the printer The red FAULT Indicator illuminates whenever an error or fault is detected A message also appears on the display to indicate what kind of fault is present see Appendix A for explanations of all error and fault messages The yellow ON LINE Indicator illuminates to indicate whenthe print...

Page 30: ...ation this area displays Online Offline or a fault message If you re using the printer menu the menu category or parameter items display here as well Options The Options appear in positions 1 15 of the second display line During normal operation this area is blank When you access the printer menu this area shows each item as you scroll through the menu When you are in Offline mode using the Config...

Page 31: ...hen Impact Weight is on Auto or set to is on Auto ot set to Normal to Medium H Paper Weight is set to The platen is in the Normal Heavy Impact zone when Impact is on Auto or set to Normal h The platen is in the Medium The platen is in the High Weight zone when Paper Impact zone when Impact is Weight is on Auto or set to is on Auto ot set to High to Medium H The platen is in the Heavy The platen is...

Page 32: ...s the command and maintains the Top of Form position While in a Fault Condition Paper advances one line No data is printed and the Top of Form position moves down one line This allows the use of the LF Key to advance paper while in a Paper Out condition without printing any buffered data FF Key Form Feed This key performs the same function whether the printer is Online or Offline While Online With...

Page 33: ...u can see the last line that was printed If you press it while a job is printing it will suspend the print job until you release the key Up and Down Arrow Keys Online these keys make fine adjustments to the Top of Form position Offline these keys position the paper in preparation for setting the Top of Form position In this mode these keys will auto repeat if you hold them down They are also for s...

Page 34: ... condition the fault clears upon pressing the Clear key If it s not in a clearable fault condition pressing the Clear key brings up the Clear menu In Operator Config Test or Help menus pressing this key returns the printer to Offline status The Clear Menu Clear Buffers not in Twinax or Coax Clears all buffers It also resets the application task to its initial state Clear Ribbon Count When using th...

Page 35: ...y in NonSCS mode Clear Reprint Coax only This allows you to reprint the previous buffer contents After reprinting the buffer the printer returns to Enable Print condition and continues printing the rest of the job This option is convenient in cases of paper jams or any time you do not need to send the complete job This function is valid only in Non SCS Mode If you select this in SCS Mode an Invali...

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Page 37: ...n you may do so by printing out the Configuration Report see Configura tion Menu This report shows all configurations and how they are set up Control Panel Menus This section discusses the menus and how to access and select parameter values from them for formatting documents controlling print operations or testing the printer The four main menus are Operator Config Test and Help Chapter 3 Navigati...

Page 38: ... Menus Now you are ready to learn how to access menus Here are some things to remember You must first be in Offline state to access menus The Online Offline key takes the printer Online and Offline All scrolling is performed using the Up and Down Arrow keys The Enter key selects parameter values or initiates a desired proce dure Active selections are marked with an asterisk To exit Menu mode witho...

Page 39: ...cept for Help has multiple levels of categories selec tions and parameters You access them by scrolling through the lists with the Up and Down arrows and by pressing Enter when you see the category parameter or selection you want Example Changing Form Length Using the Menu System Here is how the menu system works If for instance you wanted to change the Form Length from the default of 66 lines to ...

Page 40: ...he Clear key to leave Menu Mode and remain Offline Depress the Online Offline key to leave Menu Mode and return the printer to Online How to Print a Control Panel Selections Report The organization of the multilevel menus is shown on the Control Panel Selec tions Printout All current selections are marked with an asterisk 1 Make sure the printer is Offline 2 Press the Menu Back key 3 Use the Up or...

Page 41: ...ions are IRV US German Norwegian Dan French UK Spanish Swedish Finish Italian Japanese Portuguese Canadian Hungarian Chinese French T6 Swedish T6 Italian T6 Canadian Alt Swedish Basic French Withdrwn Nor Dan T6 UKLG DutchLG Finnish LG Swiss LG JISRomanLG Nor DanLG Swedish LG Turkish LG Cro ASCII Nor DanEpson FrenchEpson UK Epson Spanish Epson Italian Epson NorwegianEpson Danish Epson Spanish 2 Eps...

Page 42: ...s attached to the Parallel Serial and LAN ports except for IPDS over LAN The default depends on the following Emulations DefaultCharacterSet TallyANSI P600 P6000 P5000 Latin18859 1 IBMProprinter MTPL Genicom4800 Genicom5000 CodePage437 EpsonFX 1180 Italic DEC LG DEC MultiNation HP2564C Roman 8 The details of the character sets can be found in the Line Printer Applications Manual The possible selec...

Page 43: ...through the Control Panel or via an escape sequence from the host computer that is not available in Constant Density Mode the printer will automatically switch to Enhanced Mode for printer output OCRA Density This parameter sets the density for the OCRA font There are three options Standard Enhanced and High Standard is the default option and prints at 85 DPI vertical Choosing the Enhanced option ...

Page 44: ...uage The possible selections are English default German French Italian Swedish Finish and Spanish OCR Standards This parameter defines the combination of ANSI and DIN standards to be used for the OCR A and OCR B character sets The default value is dependent on the emulation The possible selectiosn are A ANSI B ANSI This meansANSI OCR AandANSI OCR B A DIN B ANSI This means DIN OCR A and ANSI OCR B ...

Page 45: ...m Margin This parameter allows you to set the bottom margin The Bottom Margin is measured in lines from the current Top of Form location The range is 0 to 255 with the default at 66 IPDS In the IPDS emulation the value set in this category is not used since the value is set up in the data stream The Bottom Margin and Top Margin selections are translated into a physical location on the page Subsequ...

Page 46: ...CPI characters per inch setting there will be no current setting indicator asterisk Horz Adjust The print position on the form may be adjusted horizontally in increments of 1 30th an inch The default option is 0 Vert Adjust The print position on the form may be adjusted vertically in increments of 1 72nd an inch The default option is 0 Print to End Of Form EOF Before changing paper it is best to p...

Page 47: ...e printer to position printed forms for quick tear off access When Quick Access is enabled the paper is moved to the tear posi tion by pressing the Enter key If the printer is online and the current print job is finished pressing the Enter key will move the paper to the tear position and the Quick Access Timeout will start New print jobs will not start printing until the timeout has expired and th...

Page 48: ... the platen gap sensor tells the printer The Slew Speed varies from 25 IPS to 40 IPS depending on the Paper Weight setting Hammer Paper Slew Parameters Selection Impulse Moves Speed Impact High Thump N A N A Normal Tick Paper Heavy Varies 31 IPS Weight Medium N A Accordingly 35 IPS Light 35 IPS Fast Slew Enabled N A N A 31 35 IPS Disabled 25 IPS On the Auto setting Impact and Paper Weight paramete...

Page 49: ...The selections are Enabled and Disabled default The Ribbon Monitor feature helps the printer operator determine when to replace ribbons for optimum and consistent print quality It works by counting the estimated number of characters printed as jobs are printed Since ribbons are rated for an estimated number of characters when the character count threshold is reached for the current ribbon the oper...

Page 50: ...unt with the Clear Menu Ribbon Count option The printer can then be placed back online and printing will resume If the printing application is particularly heavy it may be necessary to decrease the threshold The current Ribbon Monitor status can be obtained by printing a Calibrations Report see Configuration Menu Printer Category Report Option This report will inducate whether Ribbon Monitor is en...

Page 51: ...nnel You can select which VFU Channel is designated as the Vertical Tab Channel This parameter applies only to the emulations which makes explicit use of the VFU channels Selections are 1 12 and Unused The default depends on the emulation as defined in the table under the Emulation selection parameter Skip When This parameter applies only to the emulations which make explicit use of the VFU channe...

Page 52: ... through the Printer Control Panel emulation dependent parameters in the Current and Powerup configurations are changed to match the default settings for the selected emulation The following table lists those parameters by emulation Parameter Tally ANSI GenicomANSI P5000 P6000 P600 CharacterSet Latin1 Code Pg 437 Code Pg 850 Latin1 Latin1 OCR A ANSI ANSI ANSI ANSI ANSI OCR B ANSI ANSI ANSI ANSI AN...

Page 53: ... decimal code format in one column and ASCII equivalents in another column Style2 Only control codes are printed in hexadecimal format ASCII characters are printed as is and escape sequences force a new line Style3 Control codes and spaces are printed in hexadecimal format ASCII characters are printed as is and escape sequences force a new line Twinax Interface There is only one style for Twinax I...

Page 54: ... Calibrations Produces a printed report of the printer calibration settings The report con tains a header which identifies the installed software and interface and statis tics for time powered on time printing and total lines printed The body of the report shows the values of the current sensor and print timing calibrations It also contains a report of the Ribbon Monitor status Ribbon Count Displa...

Page 55: ...Return moves print location to the left margin when it receives either a Line Feed or Vertical Tab Control Code OFF is the default value The default value is dependent on the emula tion see Emulate under the Config Menu Printer category Line Wrap If the printer gets to the right margin without receiving a paper movement command the Line Wrap Parameter dictates how the rest of the data will be trea...

Page 56: ... the same technique used with the bold character attribute selected via emulation escape sequences Form Feed at TOF This parameter dictates how the printer will respond to a Form Feed Control Code received from the host computer when it is already at a top of form location If set to Disabled the printer ignores the Form Feed Control Code sent from the host If set to Enabled default selection the p...

Page 57: ...ownload or VFU download Selections are 0 255 referring to the decimal value of any 8 bit character or OFF Default is OFF Sub Char From This parameter allows you to select a character that will be replaced by the character designated by the Sub Char To parameter This parameter functions in all emulations and non downloadable print modes It does not function in plot mode font download or VFU downloa...

Page 58: ...e lected This parameter allows SI SO operation for bar codes and oversize characters When Disabled default bar code and oversize character modes do not need to be activated with SO and deactivated with SI When Enabled bar code and oversize character modes will be activated and deactivated using the SO and SI control codes BarcodTop Pos Available when Genicom ANSI emulation is se lected When Enable...

Page 59: ...m All but the terminator is ignored Free Format Depends on the state for Free Format Mode PN Then This command defines printer response to characters following the PN Com mand on the same line None All data plus the line terminator are ignored default All All data is executed Free Format Depends on the state for Free Format Mode For PY Then and PN Then Even though Code V documentation states that ...

Page 60: ...cs this parameter also applies to MT660 and Printronix style graphics It does not apply to text following Epson or Proprinter graphics Figure 3 2 Modplot Example Version This parameter controls the version of Code V the printer emulates Version 2 is the default selection Descender This parameter controls insertion of the character descender gap between print lines Fixed The descender gap is always...

Page 61: ...designators for ASCII characters PGL Special Function Command Character SFCC This parameter allows you to change the SFCC The Default for this parameter is the ASCII tilde Decimal 126 HEX 7E character Selections are 1 255 Decimal designators for ASCII characters Code V Language This parameter allows you to select the language character set that will be used for text output in Code V Graphics Mode ...

Page 62: ...minated with a carriage return and line feed BlkMaxH BlkMaxV BlkMinH BlkMinV These four parameters provide the ability to create block characters using FreeType fonts However the user may find that very small FreeType charac ters are not legible and very large FreeType characters may print too slowly These four allow the user to select the minimum and maximum horizontal and vertical size of block ...

Page 63: ...ation you save can be tagged with a label of up to 15 characters When you first receive your printer each label is a generic CONFIG followed by a number 1 through 10 See How to Save Configurations next Save If you have a configuration you are going to use multiple times you may want to save it You ll use this parameter to do this How to Save Configurations 1 Set up the printer parameters the way y...

Page 64: ...er is used to set 15 character labels for each configuration slot How to label a configuration slot 1 Make sure the printer is Offline 2 Press the Menu Back key to enter Menu mode 3 Use the Up and Down Arrow keys to get to the Config menu and then press Enter 4 Scroll until the display reads Configurations then press Enter 5 Scroll until you see Config n label where n is the number of the con figu...

Page 65: ...d or even Default is None The printer must match the parity of the host computer 8th Bit If 8 bits per byte is selected under Data Bits above you use this parameter to determine how the 8th bit is to be used If this bit is to be ignored the param eter should be set to unused If the bit is to be used the parameter should be set to Data Data is default used for 8 bit characters Protocol The printer ...

Page 66: ...printer can transmit The bit pattern is as follows Bit Meaning Value 7 Parity if 7 bit data and parity enabled MSB 6 Always a 1 5 1 if Data Overrun 4 Always a 0 3 1 if Parity Error 2 1 if Paper System Error or Platen Open 1 1 if Offline 0 1 if Busy fault or buffer full LSB The Status Enquiry Feature is slightly different when the current emulation is the HP2564C Instead of responding to the ENQ ch...

Page 67: ...is powered up This DTR Selection will not interfere with host reception of the Xoff Xon Serial Protocol because unlike the Busy selection the DTR Signal is not toggled at the same time as the Xoff Signal When using this selection the DTR Polarity Parameter must be set to Actv Hi If your system is configured to use Xon Xoff Protocol using the Busy selection above will cause interference with printe...

Page 68: ...r controls the bidirectional operation of the Parallel interface The default selection is ON enabled When ON the Parallel interface operates in IEEE 1284 Bidirectional Nibble Mode This mode enables features dependent on bidirectional reverse chan nel communication via the parallel port such as HP PJL Status and Windows Plug n Play Note that the host computer or print server attached to the paralle...

Page 69: ...aving to touch an otherwise well working host system Intellifilter permits users to free their systems from hard coded dependence on a specific printer that is no longer maintainable or able to meet the demands of the application Serial Parallel Twinax Coax LAN These four parameters can be set to either Enable or Disable the Intellifilter on the their respective ports ...

Page 70: ...minute window for one of the PA options to be selected If the correct PA option is not selected during this time the display clears the audible alarm stops and the printer sends a No PA Key message to the host computer The effect of this message is application dependent Depressing the Online Offline key clears this condition Address Twinax Only Sets the Twinax device address for the printer The de...

Page 71: ...h determines the printer response to a CR Command located at the right margin plus one character position If OFF the printer performs only a CR and starts printing over the same line again without advancing the paper If ON the printer performs an NL function then begins printing Comp Switch 2 This switch determines the printer response to an NL command located at the maximum print position plus on...

Page 72: ...st byte in the print data and the current print position is not already at Column 1 the printer performs an NL function at the end of the print job If ON the printer performs an FF function after each print job if the print position is not at the top of form Comp Switch 8 This switch determines the printer response to a FF command in conjunction with Compatabilty Switch 7 The default is OFF OFF Af...

Page 73: ...s AVM The Graphics AVM panel menu setup option only applies to the manner in which the Twinax AVM command is handled within a Code V PGL or Hex Pass Through graphics job ATx Cx Absolute Vertical Move AVM command moves the current print poition vertically forward only to a line number specified by the command without changing the horizontal print position When the line number is less than the curre...

Page 74: ...ith the selection of bar code density used by Code V and PGL Normal vs Dark The densities will be set based on the previous Dark Bar selection table Smooth Size This parameter defines the character size at which the block character smooth ing algorithm is invoked The default is 3 which means size 3 block characters will be smoothed but size 2 block characters will not Zero Provides for the printin...

Page 75: ... OCTET 2 0 255 IP OCTET 3 0 255 IP OCTET 4 0 255 Gateway This options allows you to set the four OCTETS of the Gateway Category Parameter IP OCTET 1 0 255 IP OCTET 2 0 255 IP OCTET 3 0 255 IP OCTET 4 0 255 Subnet This option allows you to set up the four OCTETS of the Subnet mask Category Parameter IP OCTET 1 0 255 IP OCTET 2 0 255 IP OCTET 3 0 255 IP OCTET 4 0 255 Make sure that the LAN cable is ...

Page 76: ...3 uppercase characters followed by 69 spaces ECMA A pattern specified by the European Computer Manufac turers Association Used for acoustic testing Columns Number of columns on the line based on margin dis tances Fault Override Category This category deals with the configuration of fault information from the Engine Manager and the Control Processor If the option is set to On then the fault is over...

Page 77: ...l initiate a series of messages instruct ing the operator to calibrate the detection sensor Remove the paper from the printer close the tractor door and press Enter A numeric value will be displayed briefly A new message appears instructing the user to load the printer with paper Press Enter A new numeric value is displayed briefly ending the cali bration sequence Help Menu There are no categories...

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Page 79: ...e to other parts may result If the fault message returns perform the required corrective action If a nondestructive fault occurs in the middle of printing a document one line of text may be lost after the error condition is corrected and the printer put back Online If the fault is in the control panel or interprocessor link the fault mes sage may not be displayed and the beeper and Fault LED may n...

Page 80: ...on Ctrl Fault Explanation This message indicates that a fatal fault has occurred in the control processor Corrective Action Call your Customer Service Representative for repair Ctrl Link Flt Explanation The Control Processor has detected a fault in the Main Pro cessor to Control Processor link Corrective Action Call your Customer Service Representative for repair Data Overrun Explanation A data ov...

Page 81: ...ar Key If the message does not clear cycle printer power If the message still does not clear call your Customer Service Representative for repair Offline Data In Explanation The printer is in Offline condition and nonprinted data is in the buffer Corrective Action There is no corrective action required Under normal conditions the printer continues to print when it is placed back Online If you do n...

Page 82: ...ost If the condition repeats set up the printer for Dump Mode see Configuration Menu Section in Chapter 3 and retransmit the data again If you find no errors in the Dump Mode data call your Customer Service Represen tative Platen Open Explanation The Platen Gap is open beyond the maximum setting allowed for paper thickness This message will display when you are loading paper or a ribbon cartridge ...

Page 83: ...ult message is displayed Corrective Action Depress the Clear key then put the printer back Online If this doesn t work turn the power switch off then back on again If the error condition persists after performing the above actions call your Customer Service Representative Testing Hardware Explanation The printer is performing internal diagnostic tests when the printer is powered up Corrective Acti...

Page 84: ...he printed characters in one line are shorter than normal Vertical paper tension is too loose Move the Paper Tension Lever until the paper is taut but not too tight The paper holes are elongated after passing through the tractors Vertical paper tension is too tight Move the Paper Tension Lever until the paper is taut The paper comes out of the tractors or the paper tears at the right or left holes...

Page 85: ...n two modes Constant Density Fonts CDF and Enhanced Constant Density Fonts print at the same dot density regardless of the CPI This produces consistent print speed even when changing from one CPI to another Enhanced Mode provides higher resolution and a greater range of CPIs than CDF Mode Because Enhanced Mode uses a variety of dot densities you should expect a change in print speed of text when s...

Page 86: ...ls Hr Draft 70 266 62 000 49 600 ECMA 132 Pages Per Hour 2 Letter Performance 10 CPI Draft 1864 1645 1316 3 Letter Performance 10 CPI NLQ 878 775 620 4 Letter Endurance 10 CPI NLQ 884 780 624 5 Spreadsheet Perf 17 CPI Draft 2493 2200 1760 6a Spreadsheet Perf 17 CPI Draft 2493 2200 1760 6b Spreadsheet Perf 17 CPI NLQ 994 780 624 7 Graphics Performance 1122 990 792 Densities and Throughput Your prin...

Page 87: ...fferent type styles Gothic Courier Data Processing and Draft The ANSI and DIN characters can only be used with the OCR A and OCR B type styles and are selectable in four combinations through the Printer Control Panel Physical Configurations Your printer only is available enclosed in a quietized cabinet Weight Your printer has an actual weight of 185 lbs 84 kg and a shipping weight of 212 lbs 96 kg...

Page 88: ...e Maintenance This printer is designed to eliminate the requirement of scheduled mainte nance procedures such as alignment adjustment or lubrication Preventive maintenance is limited to periodic cleaning Dust and paper fibers should be removed periodically with a soft cloth and brush or a vacuum cleaner Clean the printer case with a damp cloth and soapy water DO NOT use any abra sive cleaners or s...

Page 89: ...048 meters Thermal Shock 61 F 20 C per hour Vibration Units meet NSTA National Safe Transit Association requirements Heat Load Contribution The average heat load contribution to the environment is approximately 735 BTUs per hour 215 Watts The minimum heat load contribution is approxi mately 100 BTUs per hour 30 watts The maximum is 2050 BTUs per hour 600 Watts under continuous full load printing c...

Page 90: ...Operator Manual S 6 28 8 in 731 5 mm 40 0 in 1016 0 mm 28 3 in 718 8 mm 62 2 in 1579 9 mm Back and Front View Top View Side View Printer Dimensions Figure S 1 Physical Dimensions ...

Page 91: ...N 61000 4 4 Surge EN 61000 4 5 RF CM EN 61000 4 6 PF MF EN 61000 4 8 V Dips Int EN 61000 4 11 Energy Conservation ENERGY STAR compliant Safety IEC 60950 1991plus Amendment 1 2 3 and 4 and National Deviations AT AU BE CA CH CZ DE DK ES FI FR GB GR HU IE IT JP KR NL NO SE SG SL US and Group Differences per CB Bulletin 94AI Mar 99 ANSI UL 1990 95 CAN CSA C22 2 No 950 95 and EN6950 1992 including Amd ...

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