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Thermal Graphics Printers

IPP 144 - 40 G

 IPP 144 - 40 GE

Paper Reroll Mechanism

IPP - AW

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USER`S MANUAL

Version 6.10.12 or higher

Exclusive agent for UK & Ireland:

Metrix Electronics Limited

Elektronic Instrument Solutions for Industry

Minchens Court, Minchens Lane, Bramley,

Hampshire RG26 5BH, U.K.

Tel.  +44 (0)845 03 43 234

Fax:  +44 (0)845 03 43 233

E-mail:[email protected]

Web:www.metrix-electronics.com

GOSSEN Müller & Weigert

ZN der General Elektronik GmbH

Kleinreuther Weg 88

D-90408 Nürnberg

Tel.: +49(0)911/3502-0  Fax: +49(0)911/3502-307

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Summary of Contents for IPP 144 - 40 G

Page 1: ...Thermal Graphics Printers IPP 144 40 G IPP 144 40 GE Paper Reroll Mechanism IPP AW USER S MANUAL Version 6 10 12 or higher ...

Page 2: ... Addressing 30 31 7 3 Handshakes messages 31 33 7 4 Version E IPP 144 40 GE 33 35 7 4 1 Texts Entry 33 34 7 4 2 Texts output 35 page 8 Appendix 36 56 8 1 Menu program complete Selection 36 37 8 2 Character sets 38 40 8 3 Details of printer control 41 48 Commands 8 3 1 Short view of control commands 41 8 3 2 Print character commands 41 42 8 3 3 Bitmap image commands 43 45 8 3 4 Line feed commands 4...

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Page 4: ...s the measuring values with date time for the E version Its integrated interface allow the use of the IPP 144 40 G as a peripheral for all PLCs RS 232 C RS 422 RS 485 USB Profibus DP The Thermal Graphics Printer is a DIN size panel mounting unit which is able to print line widths of up to 48 characters per line The 14m paper roll commercial grade document proof thermal paper is located inside the ...

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Page 6: ...the basic version does not have an internal text memory It is possible to print with the basic version bitmap image and barcodes The bitmap image files and the barcode files are generated with printer control commands in a terminal emulation program These files are transmitted by Interface I to the printer Basic Version IPP 144 40 G A programming software for use with Microsoft Windows operating s...

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Page 8: ...o 60 C Operating 0 C to 45 C Climate relative humidity 80 up to 31 C Protection type acc to EN 60529 VDE 0470 Housing IP 50 Terminals IP 00 Insulation group C acc to VDE 0110 Mech strength acc to IEC 1010 EMC Emission EN 55011 Class A EN55022 Class B Susceptibility EN 61000 4 2 B EN 61000 4 3 A EN 61000 4 4 B 1 With 7 bit no parity the sender must be set to 2 stop bits 2 Starting current approx 3 ...

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Page 10: ...10 ppm 0 8 sec day 1 Please specify when ordering if nothing is specified RS 232 C is supplied 2 With 7 bit no parity the sender must be set to 2 stop bits 3 Lithium battery 3 V type VARTA CR 2 3 AA Typ 6237 PANASONIC BR 2 3A1 P This product contains a Lithium battery which must not be cut open incinerated exposed to temperature above 60 C or recharged Dispose of in accordance with national regula...

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Page 12: ...agramms Observe all national safety regulations especially for the power supply connections WARNING This device must be grounded WARNING This device must be grounded ACHTUNG Dieses Gerät muss geerdet werden IPP 144 40 G Opt Alarm L N 1 Serien Nr Serial No No de serie Lithium battery inside VERSION E CE IPP AW 10 V 19 V DC 20 VA 19 V 36 V DC 18 VA InterfaceII InterfaceI 1 6 RS 232 C RS485 Profi Bus...

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Page 14: ...ata Terminal Ready 8 V ready to receive 7 V not ready to receive 8 RTS Request To Send 8 V ready to receive 7 V not ready to receive 9 n c This interface can either be operated under hardware handshake DTR RTS or software handshake XON XOFF Protocol This does not require special settings See chapter 4 3 Connecting diagram Prints barcode Prints barcode ...

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Page 16: ...agram Interface I Set slider switch S 101 to the right hand side see Interface selection 4 2 RS 232 C RS 422 RS 485 Sender receiver IPP 144 1 5 7 4 3 8 6 9 2 TXD CTS GND 1 5 7 4 3 8 6 9 2 GND TX TX 1 5 7 4 3 8 6 9 2 C A B ...

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Page 18: ... inactive or logical 1 A B logical 0 B A If an interface does not comply with that standard the connections of A and B must be interchanged Standard USB chassis socket type B pin 1 5V pin 2 USBDM pin 3 USBDP pin 4 GND ProfiBus Option USB Option 1 5 7 4 3 8 6 9 2 TXD CTS GND RXD 1 5 7 4 3 8 6 9 2 B A C 1 5 7 4 3 8 6 9 2 RxD TxD P DGND B Line A Line 5V RxD TxD N GND VP 1 1 1 1 1 ...

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Page 20: ...printer to the standby mode The menu parameters will not to be changed 19 Paper cutting edge 1 Snap lock 9 In order to tear off the paper pull the paper quickly sideways and up Push this to the right hand side to open the front panel in order to be able to replace the paper roll or to set the slider switch S 101 which is used to set the desired interface see chapter 4 2 Interface selection or to s...

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Page 22: ...of the parameters is always NORMAL with 48 character per line so that the parameters can be read easily by the user Entering the menu program Print current parameters The various settings are explained in chapter 6 Press the MENU SELECT key for approx 3 seconds The IPP 144 reacts by printing ACTUALPARAMETERS PRESS ENTER Press the ENTER key The IPP 144 prints the currently set parameters The last l...

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Page 24: ... PLEASE PRESS ENTER SET BAUDRATEAGAIN PLEASE PRESS SELECT ENTER SET DATAFORMAT NO Explanation In case 1 Baudrate 600 Baud 2 Baudrate 300 Baud is saved is saved The IPP 144 prints one of the changeable parameters Press ENTER to accept the parameter and to move to the next one Press SELECT to display the next parameter option ...

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Page 26: ...ation see chapter 7 3 Handshake Messages BAUDRATE DATAFORMAT 6 2 Serial interface settings There are ten baud rates available 110 150 300 600 1200 2400 4800 9600 19200 and 38400 Baud There are two formats available 7 bit or 8 bit transmission 1 start bit parity 1 stop bit Attention With 7 bit no parity the sender must be set to 2 stop bits PARITY There are five options available Even Odd Mark Spac...

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Page 28: ...DAR 15 03 2004 _5 03 2004 The printed cursor to the left of the 5 indicates that this position can be modified in our example this is the decade of the day value The Select key is used to print the possible values successively in our example this is 0 1 2 and 3 To accept the value press Enter the cursor jumps to the next position to the right etc The date is set like the time After the current tim...

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Page 30: ...ilable Each transmission is preceded with the date time always Date and time only precede the transmission if control command has been received this optional feature is selected in the menu program under For several messages in a row i e the IPP 144 is still printing the date time is printed once only at the beginning of the transmission The IPP 144 is capable of printing date and time together wi...

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Page 32: ...ull Change menu RTS DTR are only used by the RS 232 C interface and can be used for Interface I and II RTS DTR The addressing protocol is Ctrl E address Ctrl E characters CR Ctrl D A text of more than one line is possible Ctrl E Ctrl D see appendix A transmission is only accepted if the sequence Ctrl E address Ctrl E is used e g print date time text Ctrl E address Ctrl E Ctrl CR characters CR Ctrl...

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Page 34: ... Text can only be entered via Interface II The maximum text length is 40 characters If the text length exceeds 40 characters only the first 40 characters are saved Text will be input via Windows programming software There is a special task for inputting adding overwriting and deleting texts The text number must be two digit You must set the following printer parameters Baudrate 9600 Data format 8 ...

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Page 36: ...nd Date time protocol see chapter 6 4 To call a printer with an address Precede the call with the address see chapter 7 2 Example for text entry are given in chapter 8 5 Ctrl E Adr Ctrl E Ctrl C Nr CR Ctrl D 7 4 2 Text output Calling via serial Inter face In order to print text the printer must receive a transmission with the following format Ctrl C text number CR The printer looks up the stored t...

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Page 38: ... 2003 _2 01 2003 1_ 01 2003 16 02 0_ 16 02 2004 CHANGE TIME W S NO YES CHANGE TIME W S 14 07 14 W S 1h S W 1h 15 07 14 PRINT DATE TIME NO YES PRINT DATE TIME CTRL HEADLINE HEADLINE SET ACCORDING TO THE BASIC VERSION SET INTERVAL SET MODE SET PRINT STRENGTH SET BAUDRATE SETDATAFORMAT SET PARITY PRINTER ADDRESS SET PRINT FORMAT SET CHARACTER LINE SET CHARACTER SET INTERFACE END ...

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Page 40: ...39 The following character set is used ...

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Page 42: ...fies initial line feed ESC 3 n Specifies line feed Barcode commands Section 8 3 5 GS H n Selects print position of HRI character GS h n Sets barcode height GS w n Sets width of barcode GS k m GS k m n Prints barcode Print position commands Section 8 3 6 ESC nL nH Specifies absolute position 8 3 2 Print character commands Specifies clears underline Command ESC n Code 0x1B 0x2D n 0 n 2 48 n 49 initi...

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Page 44: ...the definable range nL and nH denote the number of horizontal dots of the bitmap image to be printed which is nL nHx256 If bitmap image data exceeding the number of printable dots in a line is entered the excess data is discarded d denotes bitmap image data The bit for the dot to be printed is 1 and the bit the dot not to be printed is 0 Returns to normal data processing after bitmap image process...

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Page 46: ...he head is as follows MSB LSB d1 d2 d3 d n 8 d n 8 1 d n 8 2 d n 8 3 d 2n 8 d 2n 8 1 d 2n 8 2 d 2n 8 3 d 3n 8 d nL nHx256 x n 8 Sets initial line feed 8 3 4 Line feed commands Command ESC 2 Code 0x1B 0x32 Function Sets the amount of the initial line feed per line to 30 dots Details The amount of the initial line feed can be set separately for the standard mode ...

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Page 48: ...he print position of HRI characters when printing a barcode Sets barcode height Command GS h n Code 0x1D 0x68 n 1 n 255 initial value n 128 Function Sets barcode height to n dots Sets width of barcode n PRINTING POSITION 0 Not printed Default 1 Above bar code 2 Under bar code 3 Above and under bar code Command GS w n Code 0 x 1D 0 x 77 n 2 n 6 initial value n 3 Function Specifies barcode width ...

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Page 50: ...er receives the measuring values via Interface I RS 232 C also possible via Interface II To selected the text see section 7 4 2 in this manual The relevant interface is the interface for which the parameters have to be set in the menu program The recommended configuration is 8 data bits no parity 1 stop bit 9600 baud With 7 bit no parity the sender must be set to 2 stop bits DPM MF IPP 144 40 GE T...

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Page 52: ...tual Print out Pre stored texts 13 10 03 13 49 52 Metrix Electronics Ltd 1 Metrix Electronics Ltd Rankine Road Daneshill West 2 Rakine Road Daneshill West GB Basingstoke RG24 8PP 3 GB Basingstoke RG24 8PP 4 Test Number 115 5 Test Number T T T T T T TEST RESULTS 6 TEST RESULTS Ambient Temp 33 7 C 7 Ambient Temp TTTTTT C Burn in Temp 62 8 C 8 Burn in Temp TTTTTT C Nom Supply 230 Vac 9 Nom Supply 230...

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Page 54: ... must be connected to ground control 5V open GND 7 Brightness LED The paper reroll mechanism is inserted into the DIN size panel cutout from the front side and is clamped against the rear of the switchboard using the mounting screws The switchboard thickness must not exceed 12 mm Make sure that the unit is properly mounted before connection and power on Design Installation 7 7 7 7 7 ...

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Page 56: ...am è Remove the paper drum from the holder è Wind the paper once around the drum body 2 in the direction indicated by the arrow è Plug in the holder 3 in such a way that the pins fit into the notches of the body è Close the front panel è Briefly press the LINE FEED key at the IPP 144 40 G until the paper has been straightened out Removing the paper Inserting the paper 55 ...

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