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BD20-1436-A
Issue B
September 1997

NCR 7156 Thermal Receipt and
Impact Slip (RS232)

Owner’s Guide

Summary of Contents for 7156

Page 1: ...BD20 1436 A Issue B September 1997 NCR 7156 Thermal Receipt and Impact Slip RS232 Owner s Guide...

Page 2: ...t be marketed by NCR in all parts of the world In some instances photographs are of equipment prototypes Therefore before using this document consult with your NCR representative or NCR office for inf...

Page 3: ...hapter 2 Setting Up and Using the Printer 7 What Is in the Box 7 Removing the Packing Material 8 Repacking the Printer 9 Choosing a Location 10 Setting Switches 10 Connecting the Cables 12 Turning On...

Page 4: ...ics 34 Setting Partial Cut Distance 36 Setting Data Error and Data Buffer Options 37 Ignoring Using the Carriage Return 38 Checking and Adjusting the MICR Check Reader 39 Verifying Read of MICR Charac...

Page 5: ...on Select Commands 78 Graphics Commands 79 Printer Status Commands 83 Real Time Commands 90 Bar Code Commands 98 MICR Check Reader Commands 102 MICR Parsing 103 General Slip Handling 110 Appendix A Sp...

Page 6: ...Contents 7156 Owner s Guide September 1997 iv...

Page 7: ...32C communication interface allows the 7156 to be connected to any host computer that uses RS 232C Control codes are provided for easy migration of applications written for Epson as well as other NCR...

Page 8: ...andard pitch host selectable 13 9 characters per inch 66 columns Compressed pitch host selectable 17 1 characters per inch 80 columns Printing of forms up to five plies Front insertion of forms with f...

Page 9: ...regularly scheduled maintenance for the printhead and it does not need to be regularly cleaned However if it does appear dirty wipe it with cotton swabs and rubbing alcohol If spotty or light printing...

Page 10: ...r To order thermal receipt paper contact your sales representative or order from NCR at the following address or toll free number NCR Media Products Division 9995 Washington Church Road Miamisburg OH...

Page 11: ...e to printer and U S power supply cord 7156 K330 Power supply attached cable 7156 K301 Power supply cord to outlet United States International no plug United Kingdom S E V Australia International with...

Page 12: ...inthead Caution Do not spray or try to clean the thermal printhead or the inside of the printer with any kind of cleaner or soap as this may damage the thermal printhead and electronics If the thermal...

Page 13: ...Power supply with cable connecting to printer and power supply cord connecting to power outlet only if ordered with the printer Ribbon cassette in box Two strain relief bushings for routing cables thr...

Page 14: ...ving the Packing Material Receipt Cover 1 2 1 Once the printer is removed from the foam pack and plastic bag open the receipt cover by pulling up on the front left corner 2 Remove the paper roll disca...

Page 15: ...view the illustrations on the previous two pages to pack the printer 1 Place receipt paper between the receipt cover and the printhead for protection 2 Remove the ribbon cassette move the carriage to...

Page 16: ...ICR check reader if the factory setting has been altered by your operating environment See Adjusting the MICR Check Reader later in this book 229 mm 9 00 in 264 mm 10 40 in 347 mm 13 70 in 178 mm 7 00...

Page 17: ...desired settings shown in the table Switch 1 must be set to Off for the on line mode Setting switch 1 to On puts the printer in level 1 diagnostics setup mode Changing the other switches in level 1 di...

Page 18: ...ough the cable clamps on the bottom of the printer then through the two slots in the cable access cover as shown in the illustration 4 Flex the two black strain relief bushings to open them and then a...

Page 19: ...p and Using the Printer September 1997 13 Cable Access Cover Communication Connector Bottom of the Printer Power Cable Communication Cable Power Connector Cash Drawer Connector 1 Cash Drawer Connector...

Page 20: ...he printer on line if it s not already on line The printer goes through a self test routine to ensure everything is working properly then beeps The On Line light green comes on indicating the printer...

Page 21: ...meters 5 25 feet of paper remaining on the roll Change the paper as soon as possible to avoid running out part way through a transaction Depending on the application program the host computer may aler...

Page 22: ...Chapter 2 Setting Up and Using the Printer 7156 Owner s Guide September 1997 16 Removing the Paper Roll 1 Open the receipt cover 2 Remove the used roll Receipt Cover 2 1...

Page 23: ...will be on the wrong side 2 Close the receipt cover Remove the excess paper by tearing it against the tear off blade In addition to the tear off blade some printers use a knife to cut the receipt 2 1...

Page 24: ...ng In and Changing the Ribbon Cassette Change the ribbon cassette when the print is too light or the ribbon is frayed Removing the Ribbon Cassette 1 Open the front cover 2 Squeeze the tabs on the cass...

Page 25: ...7 19 Putting In the Ribbon Cassette 1 Tighten the ribbon by turning the knob in the direction of the arrow 2 Position the ribbon cassette on the carriage and snap it into place Be sure the ribbon is u...

Page 26: ...n the illustration from the front and place it on the slip table top first and with the print side up If the form is extra long you may need to insert it from the side 2 Slide the form or check to the...

Page 27: ...7156 Owner s Guide Chapter 2 Setting Up and Using the Printer September 1997 21 Slip Table Extended Slip Table PAY TO THE ORDER OF DOLLARS 19 MEMO 2001 Check Orientation Guide...

Page 28: ...with any preset mark you may have made on the slip table The green LED on the slip table turns on when the form or check is properly inserted it has to cover two sensors on the slip table 4 Follow the...

Page 29: ...e Chapter 2 Setting Up and Using the Printer September 1997 23 Slip Table Extended Slip Table ENDORSE HERE DO NOT WRITE STAMP OR SIGN BELOW THIS LINE RESERVED FOR FINANCIAL INSTITUTION USE Check Orien...

Page 30: ...pointed object to depress the plunger on models with that item The On Line light green goes off 2 Press and hold down the Paper Feed button then press the On Line button or plunger to begin the test 3...

Page 31: ...7156 Owner s Guide Chapter 2 Setting Up and Using the Printer September 1997 25 Sample Print Test...

Page 32: ...d follow these steps to re adjust it These steps will only get the sensor to an approximate position of the factory setting To have the sensor reset to the exact setting as the factory setting a servi...

Page 33: ...itions or problems without calling for service However if a problem persists contact a service representative See Contacting a Service Representative at the end of this chapter Printer Beeps Twice Pro...

Page 34: ...ating because of printing high density graphics continuously reduce the demand on the printer If the printer continues to overheat contact a service representative See Contacting a Service Representat...

Page 35: ...the Ribbon Cassette in chapter 2 See Contacting a Service Representative later in this chapter Receipt Printing is Light or Spotty Problem What to Do Where to Go Thermal printhead may be dirty Open th...

Page 36: ...ammed paper Contact a service representative if this does not resolve the problem See Contacting a Service Representative later in this chapter MICR Check Reader Not Reading Properly Problem What to D...

Page 37: ...ife will not cycle or cut Platen will not open or close Printer will not communicate Contacting a Service Representative For serious problems such as the printer not printing not communicating with th...

Page 38: ...Chapter 3 Solving Problems 7156 Owner s Guide September 1997 32...

Page 39: ...n fails Failure is indicated by the printer going dead knife and printhead do not home the platen does not open LEDs are not lit the printer is unable to communicate with the host computer Knife is ho...

Page 40: ...EEROM the DIP switches must be set back to the on line settings for the printer to operate The stored settings for the functions are printed with a dump of all resident characters during a print test...

Page 41: ...or off line use a paper clip or other pointed object to depress the plunger in place of the On Line button on models with that item 1 Open the front cover and set the DIP switches to match the charact...

Page 42: ...the front cover and set the DIP switches to match the value you want for the length of the cut Switch 7 is always Off Switch 8 On knife Off non knife Switch 1 Switch 2 Switch 3 Switch 4 Switch 5 Swit...

Page 43: ...m 1 Open the front cover and note what the current DIP switch settings are 2 Set the DIP switches for data reception errors and the data buffer Switch 7 is always Off Switch 8 On knife Off non knife S...

Page 44: ...in place of the On Line button on models with that item 1 Open the front cover and set the DIP switches for ignoring or using the Carriage Return command Switch 7 is always Off Switch 8 On knife Off...

Page 45: ...d adjust the MICR check reader Check the MICR Check Reader Adjustment Caution Electro Static Discharge may damage the PC board Wear a grounded wrist strap and use a static mat or other ESD protected w...

Page 46: ...ps Either OK is printed on the receipt indicating the MICR check reader does not need to be adjusted or characters are printed on the receipt The number of characters is proportional to the unwanted n...

Page 47: ...oth potentiometers on the PC board to mid range using a screwdriver 4 Adjust the lower potentiometer R9 on the PC board either direction The green LED should be on before you adjust the potentiometer...

Page 48: ...f On Off Off Off Off On 3 Close the front cover and press the On Line button or plunger to put the printer on line The green LED flashes when the printer cycles The settings are entered into EEROM 4 I...

Page 49: ...object to depress the plunger in place of the On Line button on models with that item 1 Open the front cover and set the DIP switches to the following settings Switch 7 is always Off Switch 8 On knif...

Page 50: ...and receipt printing It is the only way to run the print test on the slip station You can also run a print test on the receipt station without changing the DIP switches by following the procedures in...

Page 51: ...ry and should generally not be changed If you must change them do so carefully to avoid changing other functions Note The operator panel may differ depending on the model To put the printer on or off...

Page 52: ...On Line button or plunger The green LED flashes when the printer cycles The settings are entered into EEROM The printer begins printing the sample receipt Note If the Sample Receipt Via Feed Button op...

Page 53: ...apter The sample does not show the character sets The tests end with a partial cut then begin again Several feet of paper can be used to print one pass of the test Running the Print Test by Power Cycl...

Page 54: ...Chapter 4 Diagnostics 7156 Owner s Guide September 1997 48 4 To stop the test press the Paper Feed button The printer is ready to receive and print data from the host computer Sample Print Test...

Page 55: ...communicate See the section RS 232C Interface on the next page for a description of the protocol associated with the RS 232C interface Sending Commands Once the communication link is established comma...

Page 56: ...plication to send data to the printer at least as fast as it is printed and to allow receipt lines to be buffered ahead at the printer so the printer can print each line immediately after the precedin...

Page 57: ...n the host computer must monitor the communication link as shown in the following flowchart in order to send data at the appropriate times If XON XOFF has been selected the printer also toggles the DT...

Page 58: ...9 pin male D shell connector and is located in the hollow cavity under the printer at the rear The 7156 is always remotely powered The illustration shows the power cable connector and pin assignments...

Page 59: ...hes for the RS 232C settings that you do not accidentally change the settings for the other functions and tests See Level 1 Diagnostics earlier in this book for more information Off Switch 1 is shown...

Page 60: ...is disabled switch 3 set to OFF Setting Extra RS 232C Options The following extra options are available for the RS 232C Interface Data errors Print for data errors default Ignore data errors Data buff...

Page 61: ...nored and not sent to the print buffer as data Non legal commands are sent to the print buffer as data Command List This section groups the commands according to the following categories Printer Funct...

Page 62: ...n Set Line Spacing to n Minimum Units 66 1B 3C Return Home Slip Station 67 1B 3D n Select Device Not Implemented 67 1B 40 Initialize Printer 67 1B 43 n Set Slip Eject Length 67 1B 44 etc Set Horizont...

Page 63: ...ion For more information see the descriptions for the Journal Tab command and the Select Receipt Station command in the next section Command Descriptions 73 Print Characteristics Commands These comman...

Page 64: ...n command in the next section Command Descriptions 79 Graphics Commands These commands print graphics data and are listed in numerical order of their Hex codes Graphics Commands Hex Code Command Page...

Page 65: ...ceipt station and are listed in numerical order of their Hex codes HRI means Human Readable Interface Bar Code Commands Hex Code Command Page 1D 48 n Select Printing Position of HRI Characters Receipt...

Page 66: ...head slip station Resetting the printer Cutting the paper Horizontal Tab Moves the print position to the next horizontal tab position set by the command Set Horizontal Tab Positions 1B 44 n1 n2 00 The...

Page 67: ...e Spacing Pitch Print Mode User Defined Character Sets maintained at current selections RAM is not affected Normal mode Single Wide Single High Non Rotated and Left Aligned Printing position column on...

Page 68: ...nch n 72 inch Default 2 Default 3 The following table shows the relationship between the number of lines per inch and each extra dot row added for both the receipt and slip stations Receipt Station Sl...

Page 69: ...P switches See Setting Partial Cut Distance in Chapter 4 Diagnostics The default setting leaves 20 inches 5 mm of paper on the left edge The cut edge is 108 dot rows or 71 inches 18 mm above the recei...

Page 70: ...ientation Determine the value of n by multiplying the column for the absolute starting position by 10 slip or receipt standard pitch or 8 receipt compressed pitch The example shows how to calculate co...

Page 71: ...position it is not re homed As the 7156 is able to detect carriage motor jams the printhead does not need to be homed after each receipt The Epson TM 930 homes the printhead after each receipt because...

Page 72: ...ls of eight characters column 9 column 17 column 25 and so forth for normal print Hex Decimal ASCII Value of n 1B 44 n1 n2 00 27 68 n1 n2 00 ESC D n1 n2 00 Column number minus one n is always less tha...

Page 73: ...n or left up to the left margin of the current position The print starting position is reset to the first column after each line Hex Decimal ASCII Value of n 1B 5C n1 n2 27 92 n1 n2 ESC n1 n2 See exam...

Page 74: ...Aligned 2 Right Aligned 0 Select Paper End Signal Output This command is not implemented and is ignored if received The four bytes of this command are used for backward compatibility to Epson TM 930...

Page 75: ...Feed n Lines Prints one line from the buffer and reverse feeds the paper n lines on the slip station The receipt station cannot be reverse fed If the receipt station is selected the paper is fed forw...

Page 76: ...nd n2 to open a cash drawer Hex Decimal ASCII Value of m Value of n 1B 70 m n1 n2 27 112 m n1 n2 ESC p m n1 n2 0 Drawer 1 1 Drawer 2 0 255 n1 Pulse Ontime n2 Pulse Offtime The pulse is measured as 2 m...

Page 77: ...not implemented and is ignored if received Hex Decimal ASCII Value of nL Value of nH 1D 4C nL nH 29 76 nL nH GS L nL nH 0 255 0 255 Set Horizontal and Vertical Minimum Motion Units This command is not...

Page 78: ...s If either the receipt or slip station is selected by Select Receipt or Slip for Printing or MICR 1B 63 60 n the command 1E is ignored If the slip station is selected by Select Slip Station 1C the co...

Page 79: ...im al ASCII 1B 12 27 18 ESC DC2 Select Pitch Column Width Selects the character pitch for a print line This command is valid only when input at the beginning of a line Standard and compressed pitches...

Page 80: ...used on the slip station Select Character Set Selects the character set The character sets cannot be used together on the same line When an undefined RAM character is selected the Code Page 437 chara...

Page 81: ...ined Character Set Slip Station Defines and enters downloaded characters for the slip station into RAM this command is both an NCR 7150 and an Epson TM T80 command Hex Decimal ASCII 1B 26 0 c1 c2 d1 d...

Page 82: ...nts a second pass of the print line on the slip station to improve penetration of multiple forms and increase print contrast The second pass is printed the same direction as the first to ensure accura...

Page 83: ...e same line It remains in effect until the Rotated Print 1B 12 command is received Only bit 0 is used Bits 1 7 are not used See Summary of Rotated Printing below Hex Decimal ASCII Value of n Defaul t...

Page 84: ...n 1 2 3 Receipt 4 Slip Select Receipt or Slip for Setting Line Spacing Selects the station for setting line spacing As there is no journal station on the 7156 bit 0 and bit 1 both select the receipt...

Page 85: ...emulates the Epson LQ 950 dot matrix printer This allows the 7156 to accept graphics that are normally output from word processing programs to a half dot matrix printer Hex Decimal ASCII 1B 24 n1 n2...

Page 86: ...inted in each full dot column in double density one byte is printed in each half full dot column Adjacent horizontal dots overlapping dots are not printed on the slip Value of n 8 Dot Single Density M...

Page 87: ...448 dot columns on the receipt 0 660 dot columns on the slip The number of bytes sent is represented by the formulas in the second table Each bit corresponds to one horizontal dot Adjacent horizontal...

Page 88: ...ertical Bytes Bytes of Data Printed Down Then Across The number of bytes sent is represented by the following formula n 8 x n1 x n2 n1 x n2 must be less than or equal to 1344 d1 d2 dn d Top of Graphic...

Page 89: ...esume processing the data in its receive buffer If a slip jam caused the busy condition and the application is not using Real Time commands for status and recovery clear the jam and press the online b...

Page 90: ...51 The values of n are specified in the following two tables When n is out of the specified range this command is ignored n Printer ID Specification ID Hexadecimal 1 49 Printer model ID NCR 71563 0x2...

Page 91: ...und in Recognizing Data from the Printer in the Real Time Commands section later in this chapter Enable Disable Automatic Status Back ASB Enables or disables automatic status back ASB and specifies th...

Page 92: ...the information found in Recognizing Data from the Printer in the Real Time Commands section later in this chapter The status bytes to be transmitted are described in the following four tables First B...

Page 93: ...er Sensor Information Bit Off O n Hex Decimal Status for ASB 0 Off On 00 01 0 1 Receipt paper adequate Receipt paper low 1 Off On 00 02 0 2 Receipt paper adequate Receipt paper low 2 Off On 00 04 0 4...

Page 94: ...the response is transmitted after all prior data in the receive buffer has been processed There may be a time lag between the printer receiving this command and transmitting the response depending on...

Page 95: ...rinter Status n 1 or n 49 Bit Off O n Hex Decimal Status for Transmit Status 0 Off On 00 01 0 1 Receipt paper adequate Receipt paper low 1 Off On 00 02 0 2 Receipt paper adequate Receipt paper low 2 O...

Page 96: ...erface only Real Time Status Transmission GS Sequence and DLE Sequence Real Time Request to Printer GS Sequence and DLE Sequence Real Time Printer Status Transmission The original Printer Status comma...

Page 97: ...ween the new real time commands and the old Clear Printer command by adding a NUL Hex 00 to the Clear Printer command An application using these DLE Hex 10 sequences must also send the second byte of...

Page 98: ...y get flushed out When the printer is busy due to an error condition then data stops being processed out of the buffer until the condition clears one way or another In either case but more quickly in...

Page 99: ...rinter command Avoid this possibility by using the GS EOT n sequence which is handled exactly the same as DLE EOT n 1 Transmit Printer Status Bit Statu s Hex Decim al Function 0 Off 00 0 Fixed to Off...

Page 100: ...00 0 Fixed to Off 1 On 02 2 Fixed to On 2 Off On 00 04 0 4 No slip motor jam Slip motor jam occurred 3 Off On 00 08 0 8 No knife error Knife error occurred 4 On 10 16 Fixed to On 5 Off On 00 20 0 32 N...

Page 101: ...2 Fixed to Off 2 Off On 00 04 0 4 Slip paper selected Receipt paper selected 3 Off On 00 08 0 8 Not waiting for slip to be inserted Waiting for slip to be inserted 4 On 10 16 Fixed to On 5 Off On 00 2...

Page 102: ...command will attempt recovery from a knife error Other errors associated with the receipt such as paper out or printhead overheating can be recovered from only by clearing the specific condition such...

Page 103: ...sy at the RS 232C interface 4 Off On 00 10 0 16 One or both cash drawers open Both cash drawers closed 5 Off On 00 20 0 32 Paper present at both slip sensors Paper not present at one or both slip sens...

Page 104: ...the fact that ESC v is not processed until the error condition is cleared Batch Mode Response Response Recognized By ESC u 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 x x Binary ESC v 0 x x 0 0 x x x Binary ESC w 1 MICR read 0 0...

Page 105: ...d 1 Above the Bar Code 2 Below the Bar Code 3 Both Above and Below the Bar Code 0 Select Pitch of HRI Characters Receipt Station This command is not implemented and is ignored if received Hex Decimal...

Page 106: ...culated for UPC and JAN EAN codes if it is not sent from the host computer Six character zero suppressed UPC E tags are generated from full 11 or 12 characters sent from the host computer according to...

Page 107: ...ocessed so far and the following data is treated as normal data m Bar Code d n Length 65 UPC A 48 57 ASCII numerals Fixed Length 11 12 66 UPC E 48 57 Fixed Length 11 12 67 JAN13 EAN 48 57 Fixed Length...

Page 108: ...Printing Slip for MICR Read 1B 63 30 n If no parsing format is selected with either of the Define Parsing Format commands see below all data will be returned which is the default Hex Decimal ASCII 1B...

Page 109: ...Variable Length Field Name Selecto r Comments Transit Number T Full 9 digit routing transit number Bank Number B Digits 4 8 of transit number Check Digit D Digit 9 of transit number Account Number A C...

Page 110: ...d by a single quote so a field separator of the letter A would be sent as A 0x27 0x41 If a Carriage Return is specified as a separator 0x27 0x0D a final Carriage Return must still terminate the parsin...

Page 111: ...s in the account number Final Carriage Return ESC w p 18 X A CR Maximum 18 characters in the account number with spaces and dashes removed Final Carriage Return ESC w p 18 x A CR Maximum 18 characters...

Page 112: ...s both to parameter specifications sent from application to printer and to MICR data returned from printer to application Parameters are positional their order in the parameter string is the order in...

Page 113: ...using the following ordered algorithm The examples use letters to represent symbols on the check t o c x Transit symbol on us symbol Amount symbol Dash Check serial number Any other number A number br...

Page 114: ...e bank with the three digit check serial number and the four digit extension after the on us symbol would need to be exceptionally recognized txxxxxxxxxt ccc xxxxxxxxxxoxxxx txxxxxxxxxt xxx xxxxxxxxxx...

Page 115: ...acters of the check serial followed immediately by the ten characters of the account number These would be bitwise encoded as 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 check four characters and 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 account 10 chara...

Page 116: ...the printer becomes uncovered In order to correct this problem and with the slip sensors use the Transmit Printer Status command 1B 76 ESC v for each line This will ensure that checks are printed to t...

Page 117: ...tation Step 1 will finish when the slip has been inserted 3 Send the Transmit Printer Status command 1B 76 once The response will indicate that both slip sensors are covered or that two minutes have b...

Page 118: ...Chapter 6 Commands 7156 Owner s Guide September 1997 112...

Page 119: ...2 Characters Inch Standard 19 0 Characters Inch Compressed 13 9 Characters Inch Standard 17 1 Characters Inch Compressed Character Cell 10 x 18 Dots Standard 8 x 18 Dots Compressed 10 Half Dots x 7 Do...

Page 120: ...fe 5 C to 50 C 40 F to 120 F models with no knife Operating Humidity 5 to 90 Condensation may occur when equipment is transferred from cold to warm areas after shipment The printer s design permits op...

Page 121: ...the heat generated by the receipt thermal printhead when printing solid blocks regardless of the length of the block in relation to the print line The restrictions are ambient temperature the percenta...

Page 122: ...Appendix A Specifications 7156 Owner s Guide September 1997 116...

Page 123: ...wing two illustrations show the dot patterns of sample characters for standard pitch 15 2 CPI and compressed pitch 19 CPI Note that compressed pitch uses fewer dots horizontally than standard pitch St...

Page 124: ...d rotated characters counterclockwise Standard Pitch The first illustration shows a single character with the dimensions listed in the table that follows including dimensions for compressed pitch The...

Page 125: ...increments depending upon pitch but the printer cannot print overlapping dots on a single print row No ASCII character contains overlapping dots on a print row Double Wide Characters Double wide char...

Page 126: ...racters in a 5x7 dot format printed 90 degrees counterclockwise as shown in the illustration or clockwise Only one horizontal pitch is available 6 95 CPI 33 columns maximum Dimensio n Horizontal Pitch...

Page 127: ...x 18 dots in character cell 44 characters columns per line Compressed pitch 8 x 18 dots in character cell 56 characters columns per line Graphics 448 addressable bits The minimum print line height is...

Page 128: ...ers is 2 46 mm 097 in With three dot spacing the print line height is 3 53 mm 139 inches See the following illustration not to scale To print as close to the bottom of the slip as possible without the...

Page 129: ...7156 Owner s Guide Appendix B Print Characteristics September 1997 123...

Page 130: ...Appendix B Print Characteristics 7156 Owner s Guide September 1997 124...

Page 131: ...ht of bar code 59 99 select horizontal size of bar code 59 101 select pitch of HRI characters 59 99 select printing position of HRI characters 59 99 Commands graphics define downloaded bit image 58 81...

Page 132: ...y 57 70 Commands printer status enable disable automatic status back 58 85 transmit cash drawer status 58 83 transmit printer ID 58 84 transmit printer status 58 83 transmit status 58 88 Commands real...

Page 133: ...data scope mode 43 ignoring using carriage return 38 MICR check reader 39 partial cut distance 36 print continuous slip 45 print sample check 44 print sample receipt 46 print tests 44 printhead resis...

Page 134: ...0 knife failure 28 MICR misreads 30 paper jam 28 paper out 28 print is light or spotty 29 printhead over under temperature 28 Protocol RS 232C DTR DSR 51 XON XOFF 51 R Receipt station character dot pa...

Page 135: ...S 232C interface 52 Testing the printer 24 47 Thermal paper ordering 4 requirements 4 suppliers 4 Thermal printhead See Printhead cleaning 6 print density 115 Timing 50 Troubleshooting See Problems Tu...

Page 136: ...Index 7156 Owner s Guide September 1997 6...

Page 137: ...Organization 5 4 3 2 1 0 Appearance 5 4 3 2 1 0 Examples 5 4 3 2 1 0 Illustrations 5 4 3 2 1 0 Job performance 5 4 3 2 1 0 Question resolution 5 4 3 2 1 0 Overall satisfaction 5 4 3 2 1 0 Indicate th...

Page 138: ...ion Company Address Phone Fax Thank you for your evaluation of this publication Fold the form where indicated tape please do not staple and drop in the mail F 8763 0695 NO POSTAGE NECESSARY IF MAILED...

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