Star Micronics WinType 4000, Техническое руководство

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MAINTENANCE GUIDE
1.4 On-line Mode
1.4.1 Function
This mode allows you to print using commands from MCU PWB. In addition, this diagnostic tool will only respond
when the message “RDY” (READY) is displayed.
1.4.2 Entering On-line Mode
The printer enters this mode when the power is first turned ON.
Message
[1]
is shown on the LCD while the printer is warming up. After it has finished warming up, message
[2]
will be displayed.
The counter showing the number of pages that have been printed, shown as “000058”, increases by one each time
a page is printed. “00 00 00 00” shown on the display does not mean anything and should be ignored.
The main motor runs while the printer is warming up.
Note: The printer continues to warm up until it is operating normally and is able to begin printing.
1.5 User Settings Mode
1.5.1 Function
This mode allows you to set values in the non-volatile memory for the character density and paper size codes for
the input tray. The density of the characters can be set to any value between 0 and 4.
1.5.2 Entering User Settings Mode
This mode is entered by pressing KEY 1 while turning the power switch ON and then holding KEY 1 down for longer
than three seconds. The LCD will display the following message.
“DENSITY TUNING” is displayed on the top row indicating that the print density adjustment mode is now on display.
The “*” on the bottom row shows the current setting (2) for the character density. This value is also assigned to
non-volatile memory code 2. (Refer to 1.8.3 List of Non-volatile Codes.)
1.5.3 Print Density Adjustment
[1]
After entering user settings mode, the density
value increases by one each time KEY 0 is
pressed, and this value is stored in the non-
volatile memory simultaneously.
[2]
If the density setting is set at its maximum (4)
and KEY 0 is pressed, the setting will return to
its minimum (0).
D E N I T Y T
L I G H T < 0 1
U N I N G
*
3 4 > D A R K
S
W A I T 0 0
0 0 0 0 5 8
0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 5 8
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 R D Y
1 2
D E N I T Y T
L I G H T < 0 1
U N I N G
2
*
4 > D A R K
S D E N I T Y T
L I G H T <
*
1
U N I N G
2 3 4 > D A R K
S
[1]
[2]