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Telpar, Inc. MTP Series Receipt Thermal Printer User Manual 

 

2011 Telpar, Inc. (Rev.20110809) 

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Warranty

 

Telpar, Inc. 

— Printer Limited Warranty 

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WARRANTIES  AND  DISCLAIMERS.  Products  manufactured  by  Telpar  are  warranted  against  defects  in 

workmanship  and  materials  for  a  period  of  twelve  (12)  months  from  the  date  of  shipment  to  the original user, 

provided  the  Product  (a)  remains  unmodified,  (b)  is  used  only  in  the  United  States  or  Canada,  (c)  is  operated 

under normal and proper conditions, as Telpar determines in its sole discretion, and (d) Customer provides prompt 

written notice Telpar of any defects as to parts and/or workmanship to.  Telpar may provide an extended warranty 

on certain Products or components thereof for an additional price determined solely by Telpar and such extended 

warranty  shall  only  be  effective  to  the  extent  memorialized  in  writing  by  Telpar.   Telpar’s  sole  obligation  and 

Customer’s  exclusive  remedy  for  defective  Telpar-manufactured Products  is  limited  to  repair  or  replacement,  as 

Telpar determines in its sole discretion.  The warranty described above does not include any labor or service costs 

for  removing  or  replacing  parts,  or  any  shipping  charges.   Any  repair  performed  by  Telpar  under  this  warranty 

does not extend the original warranty period of any Product.  This warranty shall not apply to any Product which 

has: (i) been repaired or altered, except by Telpar; (ii) not been maintained in accordance with all of the operating 

or  handling  instructions  supplied  by  Telpar,  or  (iii)  been  subjected  to  misuse,  willful  acts,  abuse,  tampering, 

negligence or accident, unusual physical or electrical stress, as Telpar determines in its sole discretion.  Customer 
acknowledges that Telpar provides no warranty for any third party materials and Telpar is not responsible and will 

have no liability for any items or services provided to Customer by any person or entity other than Telpar.  Telpar’s 

duty to perform under any warranty may be delayed, at Telpar’s sole option, until Telpar has been paid in full for 

all Products purchased by Customer.  No such delay shall extend the warranty period.  To obtain assistance under 

this  limited  warranty,  Customer  should  contact  the  selling  agency  or  write  to:  Telpar,  Warranty  Claims 

Department,  187  Crosby  Road,  Dover,  NH,  03820,  U.S.A.  Telephone:  800-872-4886  or  fax:  603-742-9938.   No 

person (including, without limitation, any agent, salesman, dealer or distributor) has the authority to act on behalf 

of  Telpar  to  expand  Telpar’s  obligation  beyond  the  terms  of  this  express  warranty,  or  to  state  that  the 

performance of the Product is other than published by Telpar.  For Products not manufactured by Telpar, to the 

extent  permitted  Telpar  assigns  to  Customer  the  benefits  of  any  warranties  provided  to  Telpar  by  the 

manufacturer(s)  of the Product.   THE FOREGOING IS A  LIMITED WARRANTY  AND IT IS THE ONLY WARRANTY 

PROVIDED BY TELPAR. TELPAR DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED 

WARRANTIES  OF  MERCHANTABILITY  AND  FITNESS  FOR  A  PARTICULAR  PURPOSE  AND  ALL  WARRANTIES  OR 

INDEMNITIES FOR PATENT OR COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL TELPAR BE LIABLE FOR ANY 

INDIRECT,  INCIDENTAL,  SPECIAL  OR  CONSEQUENTIAL  DAMAGES,  INCLUDING  LOSS  OF  PROFITS,  REVENUE, 

DATA, OR USE, INCURRED BY CUSTOMER OR ANY THIRD PARTY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION IN CONTRACT OR 

TORT,  ARISING  OUT  OF  OR  RELATED  TO  THIS  AGREEMENT,  EVEN  IF  TELPAR  OR  ANY  OTHER  PERSONS  HAS 

BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.  TELPAR’S LIABILITY FOR DAMAGES HEREUNDER FOR 

ANY  CAUSE  WHATSOEVER  SHALL  IN  NO  EVENT  EXCEED  THE  AMOUNTS  RECEIVED  BY  TELPAR  FROM  THE 

CUSTOMER FOR THE PRODUCTS. TELPAR SHALL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY LOSS, DAMAGE OR EXPENSE 

OF ANY KIND CAUSED DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY BY THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THE PRODUCT PROVIDED 

HEREUNDER.  

 

 

Upon inspection, Telpar will make necessary repairs or replacement and return the merchandise, shipping prepaid. 

Summary of Contents for MTP-2242

Page 1: ...al MTP 2822 60 mm 2 36 in paper width MTP 2832 80 mm 3 15 in paper width MTP 2242 114 mm 4 49 in paper width MTP 2283 215 9 mm 8 5 in paper width Telpar Inc 800 872 4886 Fax 603 742 9938 Website www t...

Page 2: ...ded to Customer by any person or entity other than Telpar Telpar s duty to perform under any warranty may be delayed at Telpar s sole option until Telpar has been paid in full for all Products purchas...

Page 3: ...2 2 3 1 Side Loading Roll 12 2 3 2 Top Loading Roll 12 2 4 Clearing a Paper Jam 13 2 4 1 Lifting the Print Head and cutter MTP 2822 MTP 2832 MTP 2242 13 2 4 2 Lifting the Print Head of the MTP 2283 14...

Page 4: ...Drivers 32 5 Detailed Specifications 33 5 1 MTP 2822 MTP 2832 and MTP 2242 Detailed Specifications 33 5 2 MTP 2283 Detailed Specifications 34 5 3 Character Sets Print Samples 35 5 4 MTP 2822 Standard...

Page 5: ...ls above may be ordered with an optional Document Presenter 1 1 Applications Kiosks Automated Teller Machines ATMs Parking ticket dispensing Gaming receipts 1 2 Standard Features Direct thermal printi...

Page 6: ...par Part Number 103929 0401 Telpar offers a power supply suitable for use with all of the latest MTP series printers Not Compatible with the older legacy MTP printer series This power supply s female...

Page 7: ...resenter dimensions can be found in Section 5 Printer Drawings The MTP Printer Series can be ordered with an optional document presenter which attaches to the front of the printer just after the cutte...

Page 8: ...leaning periodically will help prevent intermittent false triggering of the sensors which result in system downtime It is recommended that pressurized air be used to clean the sensor surfaces as shown...

Page 9: ...paper entry slot DOCUMENT PRESENTER OPTION ONLY MTP 2822 MTP 2832 and MTP 2242 The Presenter Sensor location shown above detects when the leading edge of the paper has entered far enough into the pres...

Page 10: ...e MTP 2283 Paper Present Sensor is located below the rectangular cutout under the print head mechanism as shown This sensor detects if paper is present in the print head mechanism If there is no paper...

Page 11: ...y ejected or retracted from the presenter section after the document has been printed and cut To access the Presenter Sensor remove the presenter s top paper guide first To do this lightly flex back t...

Page 12: ...ection 2 2 1 Ensure that the paper is installed correctly and feeding properly with the thermal side facing up 2 3 2 Top Loading Roll The MTP 2242 and MTP 2283 printers are configured as a drop in loa...

Page 13: ...nual feeding In the fully up position the lever lifts the print head off of the platen roller for manually inserting paper or for clearing a paper jam Both the middle and up positions signal the micro...

Page 14: ...round their respective spring pins If the printer has a Document Presenter and a paper jam exists between the cutter and the presenter then the top section of the presenter may be removed to provide e...

Page 15: ...The self test printout also shows pertinent information pertaining to the current printer setup 3 2 1 Self Test NOTE The printer does not have to be connected to a host computer PLC or other controlle...

Page 16: ...anges to the DIP Switch settings you must first cycle power to the printer in order for the changes to take place Print Darkness Adjustment Control R35 on the circuit board is the Print Darkness or Pr...

Page 17: ...as the document presenter option 5 This setting pertains to models with the document presenter option only OFF Presenter paper loop enabled prints first cuts second then delivers ON Presenter paper lo...

Page 18: ...If TOF mode is enabled DIP switch 2 position 1 or ESC c 1 n then paper is fed until the next BLACK MARK is detected To advance to the BLACK MARK if TOF mode is not enabled use the GS FF command DLE DL...

Page 19: ...is amount Default is 1 8 inch Printer reset ESC 1B 40 Initialize See Section 4 2 2 3 Set page length ESC C n 1B 43 n Set page length to n character lines using the current font Overwrites the page len...

Page 20: ...ze GS 1D 21 n Bits 7 6 5 4 for width Bits 3 2 1 0 for height Can select 1 2 4 or 8 times normal size 0hex 1X size 1hex 2X size 2hex 4X size and 3hex 8X size Reverse video GS B n 1D 42 n Bit 0 of n 1 c...

Page 21: ...r is set to n Range 1 to 8 Default 2 A setting of n 1 prints a bar code so small it is possibly not readable Bit image command US nH nL data 1F 2A nH nL data 256 nH nL defines how many bytes of bit im...

Page 22: ...Position US x nH nL 1F 78 nH nL The horizontal print position is set to 256 nH nL 8 dots from the left margin See Section 4 2 2 5 Bit Image BI Graphics Mode Set Relative Vertical move US y nH nL 1F 79...

Page 23: ...on of DLE E and the 2 status bytes so these positions will usually be 0 in the user defined mask B Buffered status DLE B and the 2 status bytes are transmitted when the DLE B command is processed out...

Page 24: ...aracters are arranged so that the baseline of all characters lines up Default 00hex Font B 10 x 30 matrix for MTP 2222 Default 01hex Font A 12 x 30 matrix for MTP 2232 and MTP 2242 4 2 2 3 Printer Res...

Page 25: ...inter Another BI command can follow the XMOVE command until a YMOVE signifies the end of the current dot line YMOVE US y nH nL 1F 79 nH nL Causes paper to feed 256 nH nL dot lines This is also the BI...

Page 26: ...ata string must start with A or B or C to specify CodeA CodeB or CodeC A checksum is calculated and printed by the printer Value used to calculate checksum CodeA CodeB CodeC Value used to calculate ch...

Page 27: ...46 N N 46 100 CodeB FNC4 CodeB 47 O O 47 101 FNC4 CodeA CodeA 48 P P 48 102 FNC1 FNC1 FNC1 49 Q Q 49 50 R R 50 51 S S 51 52 T T 52 53 U U 53 Code128 Start Characters Code128 Start Characters Value use...

Page 28: ...or XON XOFF Input output level RS 232C Signal level Space logic 0 3 V 12 V Mark logic 1 3 V 12 V 04 3 2 Serial I O Connector J9 Pin Function 1 NA 2 DTR Data Terminal Ready Output from printer 3 TxD Tr...

Page 29: ...l connector on the main circuit board and has enough length to exit the printer chassis as shown below for external connections to a cable The pinout for the D Sub connector is shown in the table belo...

Page 30: ...inter cannot accept data 9 IO3 ASCII data bit 3 Bi directional 22 Circuit Common 10 Circuit Common 23 PE High level when printer is out of paper 11 IO4 ASCII data bit 4 Bi directional 24 Circuit Commo...

Page 31: ...O Low level when an error occurs 5 AckRev PE O High level when printer is out of paper 6 IO0 DO I O ASCII data bit 0 LSB 7 IO1 D1 I O ASCII data bit 1 8 IO2 D2 I O ASCII data bit 2 9 IO3 D3 I O ASCII...

Page 32: ...t The ability to connect the MTP series of printers to the Ethernet is currently being developed and will be available shortly 4 7 Printer Drivers Printer Drivers for Microsoft Windows Operating Syste...

Page 33: ...12 x 24 dot font 48 columns line 12 x 24 dot font 69 columns line 24X12 dot font Maximum printing speed 1000 dot line s 125 mm s 640 dot line s 80 mm s Interface IEEE 1284 Parallel RS 232C Serial USB...

Page 34: ...00 dot line s 50 mm s Character composition dimensions W x H Number of characters per line 30 x 50 dots 2 54 x 4 23 mm 80 columns 18 x 38 dots 1 52 x 3 22 mm 133 columns Interface IEEE 1284 Parallel a...

Page 35: ...Telpar Inc MTP Series Receipt Thermal Printer User Manual 2011 Telpar Inc Rev 20110809 Page 35 5 3 Character Sets Print Samples Code Page 437 Print sample Code Page 850 Print sample...

Page 36: ...Telpar Inc MTP Series Receipt Thermal Printer User Manual 2011 Telpar Inc Rev 20110809 Page 36 Code Page 860 Print sample Code Page 863 Print Sample...

Page 37: ...Telpar Inc MTP Series Receipt Thermal Printer User Manual 2011 Telpar Inc Rev 20110809 Page 37 Code Page 865 Print Sample Code Page WPC1252 Print sample...

Page 38: ...Telpar Inc MTP Series Receipt Thermal Printer User Manual 2011 Telpar Inc Rev 20110809 Page 38 Code Page 858 Print sample...

Page 39: ...Telpar Inc MTP Series Receipt Thermal Printer User Manual 2011 Telpar Inc Rev 20110809 Page 39 International Character Sets...

Page 40: ...Telpar Inc MTP Series Receipt Thermal Printer User Manual 2011 Telpar Inc Rev 20110809 Page 40 5 4 MTP 2822 Standard Printer Drawing...

Page 41: ...Telpar Inc MTP Series Receipt Thermal Printer User Manual 2011 Telpar Inc Rev 20110809 Page 41 MTP 2822 Presenter Printer Drawing...

Page 42: ...Telpar Inc MTP Series Receipt Thermal Printer User Manual 2011 Telpar Inc Rev 20110809 Page 42 5 5 MTP 2832 Standard Printer Drawing...

Page 43: ...Telpar Inc MTP Series Receipt Thermal Printer User Manual 2011 Telpar Inc Rev 20110809 Page 43 MTP 2832 Presenter Printer Drawing...

Page 44: ...Telpar Inc MTP Series Receipt Thermal Printer User Manual 2011 Telpar Inc Rev 20110809 Page 44 5 6 MTP 2242 Standard Printer Drawing...

Page 45: ...Telpar Inc MTP Series Receipt Thermal Printer User Manual 2011 Telpar Inc Rev 20110809 Page 45 MTP 2242 Presenter Printer Drawing...

Page 46: ...Telpar Inc MTP Series Receipt Thermal Printer User Manual 2011 Telpar Inc Rev 20110809 Page 46 5 7 MTP 2283 Standard Printer Drawing...

Page 47: ...Telpar Inc MTP Series Receipt Thermal Printer User Manual 2011 Telpar Inc Rev 20110809 Page 47 MTP 2283 Presenter Printer Drawing...

Page 48: ...rinter on that port Printer s Document Presenter Cutter and or Paper Low Status not working as expected General unexpected printer operation Unexpected Printer Error check the following Are the printe...

Page 49: ...ncreases the chances of having repetitive paper jams An Inoperable document cutter or damaged cutter blades not fully opening or closing Is the Customer allowed to pull the exiting document before the...

Page 50: ...es of LED 4 listed in the table below indicates the ERROR being reported The printer s audio beeper will also sound a long tone at the same time LED 4 is ON T1 LED 3 Blinks ON T2 LED 3 Blinks ON T3 LE...

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