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User's Guide

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Manual Part No. 107187

Rev. A

Safety and Agency Compliance

NOTICE

This Class A device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules and Canadian ICES-003 rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and,

2. This device must accept any interference received, including

interference that may cause undesired operation.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, 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 be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

When connecting the printer to a host computer system,

WARNING

always use shielded interface cables. The use of non-shielded

interface cables can violate the FCC emissions limits for a Class A computing device. Do not leave unterminated interface cables connected to the printer.

Any alteration or modification to this equipment may

cause non-compliance to:

UL safety standard 1950

CSA safety standard C22.2 No. 950

TÜV GS

EN60950

FCC regulations for Class A Computing Devices

Canadian ICES-003

EN55022-1 Class A Limits

EN50082-1

EN 61000-3-2

Contains UFST and Micro Type from Agfa Division, Bayer Corporation Use, duplication or disclosure by the Government is subject to restrictions as set forth in the Rights in

Technical Data and Computer Software clause at FAR 252-227-7013, subdivision (b)(3)(ii) or subparagraph (c)(1)(ii), as appropriate. Further sue, duplication or disclosure is subject to restrictions applicable to restricted rights software as set forth in FAR 52.227-19 (c)(2).

WARNING

The operator must disconnect the printer from the AC power supply before performing any corrective action procedure that requires reaching into the printer.

The printhead gets hot during use. Wait until the printhead is cool before handling the printhead.

Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

Connecting this equipment to an ungrounded power receptacle can result in the risk of electrical shock.

Make certain the printer is disconnected from the AC power supply before reaching into the printer to perform any cleaning or maintenance task.

Intended for indoor use only.

AVERTISSEMENT

L’utilisateur devra débrancher cette imprimante de la prise d’alimentation en CA avant toute intervention dans l’imprimante.

La tête de lecture chauffe lorsque l’imprimante est en marche. Attendre que la celle-ci se soit refroidie avant toute manipulation.

Tout changement ou toute modification sur l’imprimante qui ne soit pas expressément approuvé par la partie responsable en matière de conformité pourra mettre fin aux droits de l’utilisateur d’utiliser ce matériel.

Le branchement de ce matériel à une prise d’alimentation électrique souterraine peut provoquer une décharge électrique.

Veiller à ce que l’imprimante soit débranchée de la prise d’alimentation en CA avant de réaliser des tâches de nettoyage ou d'entretien manuelles.

Ne jamais utiliser ce matériel à l’extérieur.

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ACHTUNG

Vor der Durchführung korrektiver Maßnahmen, die ein Hineingreifen in den Drucker erforderlich machen, muß das Netzkabel für den Drucker abgezogen werden.

Der Druckkopf heizt sich während des Betriebs auf. Vor dem Berühren des Druckkopfs warten, bis er abgekühlt ist.

Dem Benutzer kann die Berechtigung zum Betrieb des Geräts entzogen werden, falls er Änderungen an dieser Einheit durchführt, ohne die ausdrückliche Zustimmung der Partei einzuholen, welche für die Einhaltung der relevanten Richtlinien verantwortlich ist.

Wenn dieses Gerät an eine ungeerdete Steckdose angeschlossen wird, besteht die Gefahr eines elektrischen Schlags.

Vor dem Hineingreifen in den Drucker zur Durchführung von Reinigungs- bzw. Wartungsmaßnahmen sicherstellen, daß das Netzkabel für den Drucker abgezogen ist.

Nur für Innenraum.

AVVERTENZA

L’operatore deve scollegare la stampante dalla rete prima di effettuare qualsiasi procedura correttiva per cui sia necessario toccare all’interno la stampante.

La testina si riscalda con l’uso. Attendere che la testina si raffreddi prima di toccarla.

Eventuali cambiamenti o modifiche apportate a questa unità senza l’approvazione esplicita da parte del responsabile per la conformità, può annullare il diritto dell’utente di usare l’apparecchio.

Il collegamento di questa unità a una presa di corrente senza messa a terra può risultare nel rischio di scossa elettrica.

Verificare che la stampante sia scollegata dalla rete prima di toccare le parti interne della stampante a scopo di pulizia o manutenzione.

Prevista esclusivamente per l’uso al chiuso.

ADVERTENCIA

Antes de que el operario realice cualquier reparación interna de la impresora, deberá desconectarla del suministro de alimentación de CA.

La cabeza de la impresora se calienta durante su uso. Antes de tocarla deberá esperar a que ésta se enfríe.

Cualquier cambio o modificación que se realice en esta unidad sin la aprobación expresa en conformidad con la parte responsable, puede terminar los derechos del usuario para operar el equipo.

Conectar este equipo a un suministro de alimentación subterráneo puede provocar una descarga eléctrica.

Asegúrese de que la impresora está desconectada del suministro de alimentación de CA antes de introducir la mano en su interior para realizar cualquier labor de limpieza o mantenimiento.

Para uso interior solamente.

AVISO

O operador deve desconectar a impressora da fonte de energia antes de executar qualquer procedimento de reparo que requeira acesso ao interior da impressora.

O cabeçote de impressão esquenta durante o uso. Espere até que o cabeçote de impressão esfrie antes de manuseá-lo.

Alterações ou modificações desta unidade sem autorização expressa da parte responsável pela garantia técnica pode anular o direito do usuário de operar o equipamento.

Conectar este equipamento a uma fonte de energia sem contato Terra pode resultar em risco de choque elétrico.

Tenha certeza de que a impressora não está conectada a fonte de energia antes de acessar o seu interior para executar qualquer tarefa de limpeza ou manutenção.

Projetada somente para uso interno.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Safety and Agency Compliance ...................................................................... i

SECTION 1 — INSTALLATION AND START UP...............................1

1.1 Introduction...............................................................................................1

1.2 Printer Specifications ...............................................................................2

1.3 Printer Parts..............................................................................................5

1.4 Quick Start-Up Procedure.........................................................................9

1.5 Unpack the Printer ..................................................................................11

1.6 Choosing a Location for the Printer........................................................11

1.7 Connect the Host and Itinerary RS-232 Cables.......................................15

1.8 Install the Power Cord............................................................................18

1.9 Loading and Removing Coupons ............................................................21

1.10 Printer Self-Test...................................................................................23

SECTION 2 — KEYPAD OPERATION............................................24

2.1 Keypad Configuration.............................................................................24

2.2 Placing the Printer On and Off line.........................................................25

2.3 Using the Reset/Clean Key.....................................................................26

2.4 Updating the Printer Software.................................................................27

2.5 Ready/Receive LED...............................................................................28

2.6 LCD Display...........................................................................................29

2.7 Key Functions.........................................................................................30

SECTION 3 — LOADING COUPON STOCK...................................32

3.1 Recommended Types and Sizes..............................................................32

3.2 Coupon Path............................................................................................33

3.3 Loading and Removing Coupons ............................................................34

SECTION 4 — MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING ...........40

4.1 Scheduled Maintenance and Cleaning.....................................................40

4.2 Error Messages.......................................................................................44

4.3 Printer Diagnostics.................................................................................53

4.4 Troubleshooting......................................................................................56

4.5 Troubleshooting Table............................................................................57

APPENDIX A — USER LEVEL KEYPAD DISPLAY MESSAGES.......59

APPENDIX B — SERVICE LEVEL KEYPAD DISPLAY MESSAGES .85

APPENDIX C — FEATURES AND PROFILES...............................104

C.1 Features................................................................................................104

C.2 Changing Features in a Profile.............................................................105

C.3 User Programmable Features...............................................................106

C.4 Profiles ................................................................................................114

C.5 Changing Profiles.................................................................................115

C.6 Configuring the Printer Using Profile Keys..........................................116

TABLE OF FIGURES

Figure 1-1. External Printer Parts (Front View).................................................5

Figure 1-2. External Printer Parts (Back View)..................................................6

Figure 1-3. Internal Printer Parts (Side View)....................................................7

Figure 1-4. Output and Reject Bins (Front View)...............................................8

Figure 1-5. Loading Coupons into BIN 2 (acceptable methods).......................10

Figure 1-6. Printer Location.............................................................................14

Figure 1-7. Serial Interface Connections ..........................................................15

Figure 1-8. Power Supply Cord Selection........................................................20

Figure 1-9. Printer Self-Test.............................................................................23

Figure 2-1. Keypad Configuration....................................................................24

Figure 2-2. On line/Menu Key..........................................................................25

Figure 2-3. Reset/Clean Key............................................................................27

Figure 2-4. Ready/Receive LED ......................................................................28

Figure 2-5. Key Functions ................................................................................30

Figure 3-1. Coupon Path...................................................................................33

Figure 3-2. Loading Coupons ...........................................................................34

Figure 3-3. Loading Coupons — BIN 1............................................................35

Figure 3-4. Loading Coupons ...........................................................................36

Figure 3-5. Loading Coupons — BIN 2............................................................37

Figure 3-6. OUTPUT and REJECT BINS.........................................................39

Figure 4-1. Cleaning.........................................................................................41

Figure 4-2. Cleaning the Rollers.......................................................................42

Figure 4-3. Cleaning the Printhead ...................................................................43

Figure 4-4. BIN 1 .............................................................................................44

Figure 4-5. BIN 2 .............................................................................................45

Figure 4-6. ZONE 1..........................................................................................46

Figure 4-7. ZONE 2..........................................................................................47

Figure 4-8. ZONE 3..........................................................................................48

Figure 4-9. OUTPUT and REJECT BINS.........................................................51

Figure 4-10. OUTPUT and REJECT BINS.......................................................52

Figure C-1. Feature and Profile Keys.............................................................104

Figure C-2. Changing Features in a Profile.....................................................105

Figure C-3. Changing Profiles........................................................................115

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Section 1

Installation and Start Up

1.1 Introduction

The Journey II Desktop ATB printer combines rugged durability and high performance at a low cost, for ATB direct thermal ticketing applications at travel agencies and satellite ticket printing (STP) locations. Communication protocols and AEA emulation provide compatibility for existing applications without host system code modifications.

Multiple PECTABS may be permanently stored in FLASH memory. A companion itinerary printer serial port is provided. Ease of use is facilitated with a 12-button color-coded keypad, preset profiles, instruction labels, quick reference guides and a 2 by 24 display. The paper path, print head and magnetics are easily accessed for cleaning. Continuous fan-fold stock and conformance to IATA 722 and AEA specifications insure compatibility to industry equipment. Direct thermal printing creates sharp, legible print, with ticket stock being the only consumable.

1.2 Printer Specifications

PRINT TECHNOLOGY

• Direct Thermal

• 203 DPI (8 dots/mm)

• Adjustable Darkness Setting

• Simple Print Head Cleaning and Replacement

FONTS

• OCR B

• Letter Gothic 5, 10, 17

• Bold

SPEED

• Print Speed: 4 ips (102 mm/sec)

• Up to 15 Coupons Per Minute Throughput with Magnetic Write and

Verify (throughput varies, depending on unit configuration and print condition)

• Up to 20 Coupons Per Minute Throughput without Magnetic Write

and Verify (throughput varies, depending on unit configuration and print condition)

MAGNETICS

• IATA RP 1722 Res. 722e

• Four Tracks at 210 BPI

• Write, Write Verify

• SCN Read

DOCUMENT HANDLING

• Burst Fan-fold Stock

• Secure BIN 1 Stock Capacity of 500 Coupons

• External BIN 2 Stock Capacity of 1,000 coupons

• Secure Output Bin holds up to 200 Coupons, with Reject Bin that

holds up to 50 coupons (secured)

• Easy Access for Cleaning

COMMUNICATIONS

• COM 1 Port: RS-232C

• COM 2 Port: RS-232C (or optional parallel)

• Baud Rates: 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 14400, 19200, 38400, 57600

• Full Hardware and Software Handshaking

• Optional DTR control on Pin 11

• Multiple Host communication protocols available

• Modem Control Signals

OPERATOR PANEL

• Keypad: 12 Keys with Tactile Feedback

• Ready/Receive LED

• 2 x 24 Back Lit LCD Display

• Status, Messages, Error Codes and Setup Information Displayed

ENVIRONMENTAL

• Operating Temperature: 40°F to 104° F (5°C to 40°C)

• Storage Temperature: -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C)

• ESD: Contact ±4 kV, Air ±8 kV

COMPLIANCE

• Safety: UL 1950, CSA 950, TÜV GS Mark, CE Mark

• Emissions: FCC Class A, Canadian Standard ICES-003, CE Mark

LANGUAGES

• Standard Keypad Display Options include English, German, French,

Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese.

PROGRAMMING

• AEA ’94 / ’95

• Minimum of 8 PECTABS in Non-Volatile Memory (NVM).

• Re-programming via a standard 3.5” diskette or through flash

memory

POWER

• Auto Voltage Select

• 97V to 132V, 57Hz to 63Hz

• 195V to 264V, 47Hz to 53Hz

RELIABILITY

• Duty Cycle: 70 Coupons per Day

• MTBF: 25,000 hrs @ Rated Duty Cycle

• MTTR: 15 Minutes

PHYSICAL

• Size: 27.5 in.(L) x 10.5 in.(W) x 14.8 in.(H)

(698 mm x 267 mm x 376 mm)

• Weight: 55 pounds (25 kg)

• Color: Computer White

ADDITIONAL OPTIONS/CONSUMMABLES

• Printstand: P/N 107747

• Roller Cleaning Card: P/N 107831

• Printhead Cleaning Card: P/N 107832

1.3 Printer Parts

The following illustrations highlight the major printer parts. Please become familiar with these parts before continuing with installation and setup.

KEYPAD BIN 1

ACCESS

DOOR

DISPLAY

DISKETTE OUTPUT/REJECT KEY LOCKS DRIVE BIN DOOR

Figure 1-1. External Printer Parts (Front View)

BIN 2 INPUT SLOT

BIN 1 ACCESS DOOR

FAN

COM 2 (OUTPUT) PORT

BIN 2 INSTRUCTION LABEL

COVER LOCK (on side)

POWER CORD CONNECTION POWER

SWITCH (on side)

COM 1 (INPUT) PORT

Figure 1-2. External Printer Parts (Back View)

ZONE 2

LATCH

OUTPUT BIN)

(on back)

ACCESS DOOR

ZONE 1 BIN 1 ACCESS ACCESS

PRINTHEAD DOOR AND DOOR

LATCH

ZONE 3 ACCESS DOOR AND

OUTPUT BIN DOOR

REJECT BIN LEVER

REJECT BIN (located inside the

OUTPUT BIN

STOCK LOAD

TRANSPORT KNOB B

Figure 1-3. Internal Printer Parts (Side View)

BIN 1 INPUT SLOT

BIN 2 INPUT SLOT

BIN 1

REJECT BIN (drops down when lever is depressed)

SECURITY LOCK FOR OUTPUT AND REJECT BINS

OUTPUT BIN

Figure 1-4. Output and Reject Bins (Front View)

REJECT BIN LEVER

OUTPUT BIN DOOR (shown open)

1.4 Quick Start-Up Procedure

The following abbreviated installation and start-up procedures are provided for users already familiar with the Journey II Desktop product. If you are not familiar with this printer, follow all of the instructions in Chapter 1 for setting up the printer.

1. Unpack the printer using adequate assistance. Save the packing materials.

2. Choose a location for the printer with the following considerations:

• A level surface capable of adequately supporting printer weight.

• Near a grounded power receptacle.

• Adequate clearance: left side — 3 inches (80 mm),

right side — 11 inches (280 mm), top — 15 inches (380 mm), back — 3 inches (76 mm) if BIN 2 coupons are on the floor (below the printer) and 9 inches (230 mm) if BIN 2 coupons are on the desktop (behind the printer).

• Away from excessive illumination; high and low temperature and

humidity; and dirt and dust.

3. Align the front base of the printer with the desktop edge to allow the

OUTPUT BIN DOOR to fully open and hang down out of the way. If the optional printer stand is used, align the rubber feet on the bottom of the printer with the holes on the top of the printer stand.

4. Connect and secure the host RS-232 serial connector to the printer’s COM1

serial port located on the back of the printer (the bottom connector).

5. Connect a grounded AC power cord to an AC wall receptacle and the

printer’s AC POWER CORD CONNECTOR located on the back of the printer.

6. Using one of the keys provided, unlock the BIN 1 ACCESS DOOR located

on the right side of the printer.

7. Open the door completely until it rests on the left top side of the printer.

8. Load ATB ticket stock (maximum of 500 coupons) in the proper

orientation as shown on the BIN 1 instruction label located in the bin. Gently square the coupon stock against the inside wall of the input bin. (Coupons must match the document length set in the Profiles.)

9. Insert the staple tab or leading edge of the coupon stock into the BIN 1

INPUT SLOT with the side to be printed facing up.

10. Turn the green STOCK LOAD KNOB A one-quarter ( ¼ ) turn

counter-clockwise (as indicated on the label near the knob).

11. Close and lock the BIN 1 ACCESS DOOR and remove the key.

12. Power the printer on using the POWER SWITCH located on the left side

near the back. Move the switch to the 1 position (towards the front) to turn on the printer.

13. Wait for the power up self test to complete. The top line of the keypad

display should show ‘On line:’ when complete.

14. To load BIN 2, place a maximum of 1,000 coupons at the back of the

printer, directly behind and aligned with the BIN 2 INPUT SLOT. Orient the coupons as shown on the BIN 2 label.

15. Insert the staple tab end or leading edge of the coupon squarely into the

document slot (with the print surface facing up). The BIN 2 INPUT SLOT has a sensor that automatically detects and loads the document. (Both Bins should now be loaded with coupon stock.)

16. Place the printer Off line by pressing the ON LINE/MENU key.

17. Press the FEATURE çç (left arrow) key until the ‘Print 1 Test Coupon’

message appears in the display.

18. Press the ENTER key.

19. One test coupon will print with a character ripple pattern (and magnetic test

pattern on the magnetic stripe if magnetics is enabled).

20. If no errors occurred during this test, the printer is ready for host

environment configuration.

21. Refer to the Troubleshooting section of the manual if an error occurs.

Figure 1-5. Loading Coupons into BIN 2 (acceptable methods)

1.5 Unpack the Printer

CAUTION

Remove the following from the shipping carton: Always use adequate lifting assistance when removing the printer from the box.

U.S. Models: International Models:

Journey II Desktop Journey II Desktop ATB Printer ATB Printer

Quick Start-up Quick Start-up and Installation Guide and Installation Guides

Power Cord Display Overlays

Quick Reference Card Quick Reference Card

Keys (2) Keys (2)

Voided Tickets Voided Tickets

Cleaning Kit Cleaning Kit

Plastic Sleeve Plastic Sleeve

Save the shipping carton and all packing materials. These items are needed if the printer is shipped for service.

SHIPPING THE PRINTER IN ANY CONTAINER OTHER THAN IN ITS ORIGINAL PACKAGING MAY RESULT IN SHIPPING DAMAGE.

1.6 Choosing a Location for the Printer

The printer weighs 55 pounds (25 kg) and should not be moved without

L’IMPRIMANTE.

ATTENTION

REAR EXHAUST VENT.

CAUTION

adequate assistance. To move the printer, grip the underside of the metal base.

Printer Size:

• Depth: 27.5 inches (698 mm)

• Width: 10.5 inches (267 mm)

• Height:14.8 inches (376 mm)

Additional space and location considerations are as follows.

Location:

1. To allow for proper ventilation and access to the BIN 1 ACCESS DOOR,

BIN 2 INPUT SLOT, and the AC power switch, allow clearance on each side of the printer as listed below (as viewed from the front of the printer):

Left Side: Right Side: Top: Back:

(Back clearance depends on coupon placement.)

INCHES MILLIMETERS

3 80 11 280 15 380

3 or 9 80 or 230

TO AVOID HEAT BUILD-UP IN THE PRINTER, DO NOT OBSTRUCT THE FRONT INTAKE VENT OR THE

NE PAS OBSTRUER LA PRISE D’AIR EXTERIEURE AVANT OU LE CONDUIT DE SORTIE ARRIERE AFIN D’EVITER TOUT ECHAUFFEMENT ACCUMULATIF DE

DIE ANSAUGÖFFNUNG VORN UND DIE ABLUFTÖFFNUNG

DRUCKERS ZU VERMEIDEN.

VORSICHT

STAMPANTE.

ATTENZIONE

PRECAUCIÓN

SUPER-AQUECIMENTO NO INTERIOR DA IMPRESSORA.

CUIDADO

HINTEN NICHT BLOCKIEREN, UM EIN ÜBERHITZEN DES

NON OSTRUIRE LA PRESA D’ARIA ANTERIORE O L’APERTURA DI SFOGO POSTERIORE PER EVITARE L’ACCUMULO DI CALORE ALL’INTERNO DELLA

PARA EVITAR LA ACUMULACIÓN DE CALOR EN LA IMPRESORA, NO OBSTRUIR LA VÁLVULA DE ADMISIÓN DELANTERA O LA VÁLVULA DE ESCAPE TRASERA.

NÃO OBSTRUA O VENTILADOR ANTERIOR OU O EXAUSTOR TRASEIRO PARA EVITAR QUE OCORRA

2. Place the printer on a sturdy level surface and align the lower front edge of

the printer with the edge of the desk. This will allow the OUTPUT BIN DOOR to hang straight down, out of the way, when open. The printer’s feet should be approximately 1 inch (25 mm) from the edge of the desk. (If you choose not to locate the printer on a desk, an optional printer stand is also offered.)

3. Locate the printer near a grounded power receptacle and use the power

cord provided. (For international models, use only factory approved power cords.) Do not use an extension cord to connect the printer.

Avoid the following:

(380 mm)

• Direct sunlight or excessively illuminated areas.

• Direct placement in front of air conditioning or heating vents.

• Extreme high or low temperatures.

• Exposure to excessive dirt or dust.

• Exposure to vibration or mechanical shock.

• Excessive humidity or condensation.

LEFT SIDE CLEARANCE OF 3 INCHES (80 mm)

TOP CLEARANCE OF 15 INCHES

3 INCHES TO 9 INCHES (80 TO

230 mm)

REQUIRED FOR

REAR

CLEARANCE,

DEPENDING ON

COUPON

STOCK

Figure 1-6. Printer Location

RIGHT SIDE CLEARANCE OF 11 INCHES (280 mm)

1.7 Connect the Host and Itinerary RS-232

Cables

Two RS-232 serial interfaces are provided on the Journey II Desktop unit. COM 1 (INPUT) — the bottom connector — is used to connect to the host or modem in STP environments. COM 2 (OUTPUT) — the top connector — is provided to connect an itinerary printer in STP environments.

CAUTION

BEFORE CONNECTING THE CABLE, MAKE CERTAIN BOTH THE HOST COMPUTER AND THE PRINTER ARE POWERED OFF. THE USE OF CABLES LONGER THAN 15 FEET (4.5 m) THAT ARE NOT FACTORY APPROVED MAY CAUSE INTERFACE COMPATIBILITY FAILURES AND ARE

INTERFACE CONNECTIONS (COM PORTS 1 AND 2)

Figure 1-7. Serial Interface Connections

Connecting COM1 (Input)

1. Connect your host or modem RS-232 cable to the port labeled COM1

(INPUT) — bottom connector — on the back of the printer.

2. Secure the connector with interface cable screws.

3. To automatically set the communication features, select the correct Profile

for your environment with the keypad. If changes are needed, refer to the section on Features and Profiles.

COM1 (INPUT) port pin-out:

PIN SIGNAL

1 FG (Frame Ground) 2 TD (Transmit) 3 RD (Receive) 4 RTS (Ready To Send) 5 CTS (Clear To Send) 6 DSR (Data Set Ready) 7 SG (Signal Ground) 8 DCD (Data Carrier Detect) 20 DTR (Data Terminal Ready)

Connecting COM2 (Output) — STP Installations Only

1. Connect your itinerary printer RS-232 cable to the port labeled COM2

(OUTPUT) — top connector — on the back of the printer.

2. Secure the connector with interface cable screws.

3. To automatically set the communication features, select the correct Profile

for your environment with the keypad. If changes are needed, refer to the section on Features and Profiles.

COM2 (OUTPUT) port pin-out:

PIN SIGNAL

1 FG (Frame Ground) 2 TD (Transmit) 3 RD (Receive) 5 CTS (Clear To Send) 7 SG (Signal Ground) 20 DTR (Data Terminal Ready) 6 DSR (Data Set Ready) 8 DCD (Data Carrier Detect)

Refer to the documentation for your computer to determine the type of shielded interface cable needed and any unique pin-out configuration that may be required.

1.8 Install the Power Cord

ATTENTION

CAUTION

The printer’s power supply is a universal input supply capable of operating with any standard domestic and international AC power system. For user

safety and correct printer operation, the printer must be connected to a properly grounded three-pin receptacle as specified by local codes and ordinances.

Installing the power cord:

1. Set the POWER SWITCH located on the left side of the printer to OFF (0

position).

CONNECT THIS EQUIPMENT TO A GROUNDED POWER RECEPTACLE ONLY. DO NOT CUT THE GROUND PIN FROM THE PLUG. FAILURE TO PROPERLY GROUND THIS PRINTER MAY RESULT IN AN ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD.

TOUJOURS BRANCHER CETTE UNITE A UNE PRISE D’ALIMENTATION ELECTRIQUE AU SOL. NE PAS COUPER LE CONTACT A LA MASSE DE LA FICHE. UNE MAUVAISE MISE A LA TERRE DE L’IMPRIMANTE PEUT PROVOQUER UNE ELECTROCUTION.

VORSICHT

DIESES GERÄT NUR AN EINE GEERDETE STECKDOSE ANSCHLIESSEN. DEN ERDUNGSPOL NICHT AUS DEM STECKER ENTFERNEN. BEI UNSACHGEMÄSSER ERDUNG DES DRUCKERS BESTEHT BERÜHRUNGSGEFAHR.

ESTE EQUIPO DEBERÁ SER CONECTADO ÚNICAMENTE

PRECAUCIÓN

A UN SUMINISTRO DE ALIMENTACIÓN PUESTO A TIERRA. NO CORTAR EL CONECTADOR A TIERRA DEL ENCHUFE . SI LA IMPRESORA NO ES DEBIDAMENTE CONECTADA A TIERRA PUEDE PROVOCAR UNA DESCARGA ELÉCTRICA PELIGROSA.

ATTENZIONE

COLLEGARE QUESTO APPARECCHIO SOLAMENTE A UNA PRESA DOTATA DI MESSA A TERRA. NON TAGLIARE IL POLO DI MESSA A TERRA DELLA SPINA. LA MANCATA MESSA A TERRA DI QUESTA STAMPANTE PUÒ RISULTARE NEL RISCHIO DI SCOSSA ELETTRICA.

2. Attach the power cord to the printer’s AC POWER CORD CONNECTION

jack on the rear of the printer. Make certain that the cord is inserted as far as possible into the connector jack.

3. Insert the plug (male) end of the power cord into a grounded AC outlet. A

grounded outlet must be used. Plugging the printer into an ungrounded outlet may result in increased radio frequency noise generation, erratic printer operation, or electrical shock. See the POWER SUPPLY CORD

SELECTION table for the correct power supply cord.

4. Set the POWER SWITCH to ON (1 position).

POWER SUPPLY CORD SELECTION

Use the following information to choose the proper power cord for your unit.

COUNTRY/VOLTAGE PLUG DESC. RECEPTACLE DESC. WIRE GAUGE OR SIZE

U.S.A./115V NEMA 5-15P IEC CEE-22 female 18 AWG minimum

U.S.A./230V NEMA 6-15P IEC CEE-22 female 18 AWG minimum

CONTINENTAL

EUROPE/230V

UNITED KINGDOM,

IRELAND

DENMARK Afsnit 107-2-01 IEC 320

SWITZERLAND SEV1011 IEC 320

AUSTRALIA,

NEW ZEALAND

INDIA BS546 IEC 320

ISRAEL SI 32 IEC 320

ITALY CEI 23-16/VII IEC 320

CEE7/7 IEC 320 0.75 sq. mm, HO5VV-F

BS1363 IEC 320

AS 3112 IEC 320 0.75 sq. mm, minimum

minimum, with “HAR” marking

0.75 sq. mm, HO5VV-F minimum, with “HAR” marking

CHINA GB 1002 IEC 320 0.75 sq. mm, minimum

JAPAN MITI IEC 320 0.75 sq. mm., with Yukita

marking

Figure 1-8. Power Supply Cord Selection

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