Compuprint 4051 User Manual

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Your printer is a reliable working equipment that will be very useful in your daily job. Our printers have been designed to be compact and respectful of the work environment. They offer

a wide range of features and multiple functions that confirm the high technological level reached by the printers with Compuprint brand.

To maintain these printing performances unchanged in the long run, Sferal wwt has developed specific Compuprint branded consumables for each printer type (for example: ribbon cartridges for dot matrix printers, toner and OPC cartridges for laser printers, bubble ink jet cartridges for inkjet printers) that assure an excellent operation with high printing quality level reliability.

Sferal wwt recommends to use only its original Compuprint branded consumables with original packaging (identified by its holographic label). In this way, a proper use of the printer at quality level stated in the product characteristics can be assured. All typical usage problems related to not certified consumables may be avoided, such as an overall quality print level degradation and, often, the reduction of the product life due to the fact that the proper working conditions for the print heads, OPC cartridge and other printer parts are not assured.

Moreover, Sferal does not only certify its consumables in terms of working conditions but also carefully controls their compliance with the international standard rules concerning:

• no cancerous materials;

• no flammability of the plastic materials;

• other standards

Sferal advises the customers not to use products for which the compliance to this safety rules are not warranted. Finally seek your dealer or contact a Sferal office and be sure that you are supplied with the original Compuprint branded consumables.

for choosing the 4051/4051plus or the 4051/4051plus printer.

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Never remove any printer cover unless it is necessary for the installation of a printer accessory

and expressly described in this manual.

Please retain the printer covers in a safe place because they should be reinstalled if you decide

to remove any printer.

The following areas of the printer should be covered for safety reasons:

Front Cover (AS F )

The above openings must always be protected with their cover when the

corresponding option is not installed. Do not touch inside and do not insert any object

into these openings or into the gears.

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This equipment ha s bee n tested and found to com ply with the li mits for a Cla ss B digital devi ce, 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 instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receivi ng antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver to outlets on different circuits.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could avoid the user's authority to operate the equipment. The use of a non-shielded interface cable with the referenced device is prohibited. The length of the parallel interface cable must be 3 meters (10 feet) or less. The length of the serial interface cable must be 15 meters (50 feet) or less.

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This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class B limits for radio noise emission from digital apparatus as set out in the radio interference regulations of the Canadian Department of Communications.

Le présent appareil numérique n'émet pas de bruits radioélectriques dépassant les limites applicables aux appareils numériques de classe A prescrites dans le règlement sur le brouillage radioélectrique édicté par le

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This equipment conforms to the EEC Directive 89/392 (the sound pressure, me asured according to ISO 7779, does not exceed 70 dBA).

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Safety Information ...............................................iii

FCC Notes.............................................................iv

Canadian D.O.C. Radio Interference Regulationiv

EEC Regulations..................................................iv

Table of Contents .................................................v

Getting to Know Your Printer ..............................1

Printer Features ................................................................1

4051/4051N plus............................................................1

4056/4056N plus............................................................2

Unpacking Your Printer

Printer Parts ......................................................................4

4051/4056 plus Models – Front View..........................4

4051N/4056N plus Models – Front View ...................5

All Models – Rear View................................................6

Setting Up Your Printer........................................7

Choosing a Suitable Location Printer Assembly

Ribbon Cartridge Installation Paper Chute Installation (4051/4056 plus models only)

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Host Computer Connection

Parallel Connection

Serial Connection Software Driver Selection Power Connection

Selecting the Display Language..........................20

Configuring the Printer ........................................21

Operator Panel Presentation

Display Messages

Indicators

Function Keys

Buzzer

Printer Setups .......................................................36

Entering the Printer Setups

Moving within the Printer Setups

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Leaving the Printer Setups

Power on Configuration Setup

Entering the Power-On Configuration

Program Setup

Entering the Program Setup

Paper Handling......................................................68

Paper Specifications

Fanfold Paper Cut Sheets

Cut Sheets

Loading Cut Sheets

Fanfold Paper

Inserting Fanfold Paper Parking Fanfold Paper

Switching From Fanfold Paper to Cut Sheet Top of Form Adjustment Tear Off Line Adjustment

Printer Maintenance and Troubleshooting.........83

Cleaning the Printer Replacing the Ribbon Cartridge Printing the Self Test Error Handling

Options ..................................................................89

LAN Connection Automatic Sheet Feeder (4051/4056 plus models only)

Unpacking Automatic Sheet Feeder

Preparing the Printer

Automatic Sheet Feeder Assembly

Paper Specifications

Paper Loading

How to Keep the Automatic Sheet Feeder Clean

Removing the Automatic Sheet Feeder

Problem Solving

Printer Specifications.........................................112

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Common Features

• 9 Needle Print Head

• Draft printing at 480 cps and in Letter Quality at 120 cps

• IBM Proprinter XL III, EPSON FX Series (ESC/P) emulation

• High resolution printing at 240 x 144 dots per inch

• Operator panel with a Liquid Crystal Display (16 alpha-numeric characters), three leds and

eight function keys to control the operating printer state

• Easy usage through the Operator Panel and through software commands

• Printing of the commonly used bar codes

• Plug & Play capability for 95/98/2000®

• Bidirectional IEEE 1284 parallel interface and standard serial RS-232/C-RS-422/A interface.

4051 plus Model Specific Features

• 136 columns

• An Automatic Sheet Feeder (option) that handles large quantities of cut sheets and allows

simultaneous use of fanfold paper

• An optional Ethernet 10/100 Base-T interface that coexists with the serial interface.

4051N plus Model Specific Features

• 100 columns

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Models Common Features

• 24 Needle Print Head

• Draft printing at 480 cps and in Letter Quality at 133 cps

• IBM Proprinter XL24E, XL24E AGM, EPSON LQ 1050/2550 (ESC/P) emulation

• High resolution printing at 360 x 180 dots per inch

• Operator panel with a Liquid Crystal Display (16 alpha-numeric characters), three leds and

eight function keys to control the operating printer state

• Easy usage through the Operator Panel and through software commands

• Printing of the commonly used bar codes

• Plug & Play capability for 95/98/2000®

• Bidirectional IEEE 1284 parallel interface and standard serial RS-232/C-RS-422/A interface.

4056 plus Model Specific Features

• 136 columns

• An Automatic Sheet Feeder (option) that handles large quantities of cut sheets and allows

simultaneous use of fanfold paper

• An optional Ethernet 10/100 Base-T interface that coexists with the serial interface.

4056N plus Model Specific Features

• 100 columns

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Together with the Installation Guide and the CD-ROM with the User Manual, the following items are included in the box:

Notify any damage to your supplier.

Paper Chute (4051/4056 plus only)

CD-ROM

Ribbon Cartridge Black Ribbon - 3 M crt

Power Cable

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Printer Cover

Interface B oard C ov er

Operator Panel

Drive Se lection Lev er

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Printer Cover

Interface Board Cover

Paper Chute

Operator P anel

Drive Selection Lever

Paper Thickness Lever

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Power Switch

Power Socket

Tractor Cov er

Rear Paper Entry Slot

Interface Socket

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Consider the following points when you choose the location for your printer:

• The distance between the printer and the host computer must not exceed the length of the interface cable;

• The location must be sturdy, horizontal and stable;

• Your printer must not be exposed to direct sunli ght, extreme heat, cold, humidity or dust

see “Printer Specifications” section later;

• You need a power outlet compatible with the plug of the printer’s power cord. The voltage of the outlet must match the voltage shown on the printer’s Rating Plate.

After selecting an installation location, install the printer making sure that there is sufficient space for operation.

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It is advisable to insert the ribbon cartridge while the printer is turned off.

However, your printer can be turned on during this procedure, but do not forget that it must be disabled to print (Wait displayed and

1. Remove the printer cover by pressing simultaneously the two buttons in the front part of the cover.

• If your printer is the 4051N plus or the 4056N plus model, do not remove but lift the

printer cover.

READY

led turned off).

4051/4056 plus Models 4051N/4056N plus Models

2. If you are inserting the ribbon cartri dge for

the first time, do not forget to complete the unpacking procedure by taking off the plastic hooks that fix the paper ba il.

3. Pull the paper thickness lever tow ards the

front of the printer to facilitate ribbon insertion.

4. Remove the new ribbon cartridge from its

bag. Remove and discard the holdfast (1) that blocks the ribbon. Turn the tension knob (2) to tighten the ribbon.

5. Insert the ribbon (1) between the print

head (2) and the print hea d mask (3). Lay the cartridge over the printer carriage (4).

Make sure that the two pins on each side of the cartridge are positioned over t he retaining clips of

the printer carriage.

6. Push the cartridge gently down while

turning the tension knob (1). Make sure that the cartridge clicks into place (2).

7. To tighten the ribbon, turn the tension

knob in the direction shown by the arrow on the ribbon cartridge

8. Replace the pri nter cover by first inserting

the hooks (1) into the appropriate grooves (2) and then lower the cover ensuring that clicks in place.

• If your printer is the 4051N plus or the 4056N plus model, simply lower the printer cover to close it.

9. Move the paper thickness lever according to the paper type:

• If a cut sheet is loaded move the lever

towards the back of the printer.

• If a multicopy-chemical paper is

loaded, first move the lever completely towards the back of the printer, then 1 notch towards the front of the printer for each copy.

• If a carbon multicopy-paper is loaded,

first move the lever completely towards the back of the printer, then 2 notches towards the front of the printer for each copy.

Now, you can load the paper and print your first test document, see “Printing the Self Test ”. If the pattern does not satisfy your expectation, a djust the paper thickness lever again.

When printing on multicopy-paper follow the above instructions to avoid damaging the print head.

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The paper chute is provided with the 4051plus and 4056 plus printers. To install the paper chute in the printer follow this sequence:

To insert the paper chute correctly, make sure that you are in front of the print er and that you hold

the paper chute in the front position.

1. Insert the hook on the left side of the paper chute in the groove situated near the paper entry slot.

The figure shows the back of the printer and the paper chute in the back position for a good view of the hook and groove. For this reason, you will see the left side of the paper chute shown on the right.

2. Flex the paper chute towards the front of the printer and insert the hook on the opposite side of the paper chute in the corresponding groove.

This printer accessory may assume two different positions according to the paper type: down position for fanfold paper (A) and raised position for cut sheet (B).

3. If you wish to position the paper chute down, lift it towards the back of the printer and push it gently down until it stops. If you wish to place the paper chute in the raised position, lift it and hook it firmly.

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This printer can be connected to your host computer via two available interfaces. The interface connectors are located on the rear of the printer.

• A bidirectional IEEE1284 parallel interface

• A RS-232C/422A serial interface

Make sure that both printer and host computer are switched off.

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Insert the parallel interface cable into the parallel connector and fasten it by means of the clips.

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Insert the serial interface cable into the serial connector, and fasten it by means of the two screws (use the screwdriver).

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At this point it is necessary to configure your printer for your application package. The installation procedures depend upon the host environment:

Follow the instructions in the readme file you find on the CD-ROM. In a WINDOWS® 95/98/2000 environment the printer supports the Plug & Play feature.

The printer drivers of all Compuprint printers can be found at the Internet Address

http://www.compuprint.net/drivers

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Make sure that the power outlet matches the power rating of the printer. See th e name plate of th e

printer, that you find in the rear of the printer.

Always use a grounded outlet.

Make sure that the power outlet is near the printer location and easily accessible.

1. Make sure that the power switch at the rear of the printer is in the "printer off" position. Insert one end of the power cable plug into the printer connector placed on the rear of the printer.

2. Insert the other end of the power cable in a convenient outlet.

3. To turn the printer on, press the part of the power switch that now is up. The print head moves and stops at about 6.5 inches from the left side of the printer and the indicators on the operator panel light up for a few seconds.

Every time the printer is turned off and you need to turn it on again, wait 3 seconds before turning

it on.

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The display messages for this printer can be displayed in two different languages: English (Default) and Italian.

To select the language that y ou prefer, proceed as follows:

1. Enter the Power on Configuration procedure.

• Make sure that the printer is turned off.

• Keep the

phase the following message will be displayed:

2. Press the → key to select the function.

3. Press the ↓ key until the language first level function is displayed:

4. Press the → key to select the function. The following message will be displayed:

The symbol ‘ * ’ means that the shown parameter is the selected one, in this case it is the default value.

5. Press the → key to select it.

6. Press the message will appear in the selected language.

PROGRAM

key pressed while you turn on the printer. After the initialization

INSTALLATION

LANGUAGE

* English

key to exit the Power on Configuration procedure. From now the display

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The operator panel consists of three elements:

• Display: you can see on the display various messages usually regarding the printing functions.

• Indicators: give information about the operating state of the printer.

• Function keys: allow you to change operating state of the printer as necessary.

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The display messages can be divided into three main groups:

STATUS MESSAGES

SETUP MESSAGES

give information about the current operating printer state. are displayed during the printer setup procedure. See " Printer Setups "

later in this section.

ERROR MESSAGES

signal the printer faults.

Basic Indications on the Display

When turning the printer on, after the message 405x plus, the display indicates the printer status (Ready, Wait, Busy, Quiet), the current macro (M1, M2, M3, M4) and the selected emulation (IBM XL III or EPSON FX for the 4051/4051N plus printers and IBM XL 24E, IBM XL24 AGM and EPSON LQ for the 4056/4056N plus printers) as follows:

Ready M1-EPS

The following list shows y o u the status and error messages in alphab e tical order:

1.Enable path SS

2.Remove paper

1.Tear-off paper

2.Remove paper

2. Park paper

4051 plus or 4051N plus or 4056 plus or

4056N plus

Bin 1

Bin 1/2

Bin 2

Displayed when Bin 1, Bin 2 (4051/4056 plus models only) or Manual paper path loading is not successful. Check the position of the

selection lever (towards the back of the printer for sing le sheets). Displayed when the fanfold paper to pa rk is too l ong. Tea r the printed

paper and press the

PARK

key again. Displayed when Park operation is not successful. This message appears on the display immediately after turning the

printer on to indicate that it is initializing to its power on setting. The print head moves to its initial position. The printer is logically disconnected from the host and is disabled to receive data. The

READY

indicator is turned off. Displayed when ASF Bin 1 paper path is selected (4051/4056 plus

models only). Displayed when ASF Bin 1/2 paper paths are selected (4051/4056

plus models only). Displayed when ASF Bin 2 paper path is selected (4051/4056 plus

models only).

Buffer cleared

Displayed after input buffer clearing (all the stored data are erased).

Call Service

Carriage error

Check connection

Check interface

Check its moving

Check line

Comm. failure

Data lost

Enable path FF

Enable path SS

Displayed in rolling mode together with the failure message to indicate a call to Service.

Displayed when there is an unrecoverable carriage error. This means that the printer carriage does not move correctly. When the Carriage error message is displayed, the i ndicator

READY

blinks.

Check that the ribbon cartridge is not used up neither damaged. Displayed when a DSR, DCD, or CTS signal fault occurs. Displayed when an Input bu ffer overflow occurs Displayed when a carriage fault occurs. Displayed when a communication error occurs. Displayed when a communication error occurs Displayed when an input b u ffer overflow occurs. This message appears on the display immediately after switching

Manual path to Fanfold path. Place the dri ve selection lever in the fanfold position.

This message appears on the display immediately after switching Fanfold path to Manual path. Place the dri ve selection lever in the single sheet position.

Fanfold

This is one of the messages that will be displayed when you press

PATH

(Shift function). Press the

SHIFT

key to select the fanfold paper

path.

Fanfold thru ASF

This is one of the messages that will be displayed when you press (Shift function). Press the

SHIFT

key to select the handling of the

PATH

fanfold paper with the Automatic Sheet Feeder (option) installed (4051/4056 plus models only).

Initializing

Invalid keypress

Labels

Load

Loading paper

Manual

NVM changed

Parking paper

Press any button

Press Park

Printer failure

Displayed while the printer is turned on. An invalid pressing of a key has occurred. This is one of the messages that will be displayed when you press

(Shift function). Press the

SHIFT

key to select the fanfold paper with

PATH

adhesive label loading. Displayed when a paper out occurs. Displayed when there is a paper loading request (fanfold or cut

sheet). This is one of the messages that will be displayed when you press

PATH

(Shift function). Press the

SHIFT

key to select the manual cut

sheet path. Displayed when NVM contents has been changed. Generic status message for all parking operations. Generic user intervention message.

PARK

You are requested to press the

key.

Displayed in case of fault during the initialization.

Printing test

Processing

Displayed while the self-test is running. Generic wait message for an operation.

Quiet --- OFF

Displayed when the Quiet function is not selected.

Quiet --- ON

Ready M1-EPS

Release button

Remove paper

Self-test

Serial I/F error

Shift

Stand-by

Top cover open

Wait M1-EPS

Displayed when the Quiet function is selected. Displayed when the printer is on line and ready to print. Generic user intervention message. Displayed when Eject operation is not successful. Displayed during the self test procedure. You can select the test

procedure keeping pressed the

ON LINE

key while turning on the

printer. The printer is disabled to recei ve data from the host and the

READY LINE

key.

indicator is unlit. To stop test procedure press again the

Displayed when a DSR, DCD, or CTS signal fault occurs. Displayed every time that the

SHIFT

key is pressed to indicate that

the Shift function is selected. Displayed when the printer is in stand-by status. Displayed as long as the top cover is open. Displayed when the printer is unab le to print. The indicator

READY

unlit.

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PROGRAM

SHIFT

Lit When the printer is enabled to receive and print data. Blinking The printer is unable to receive and print data (Wait message

displayed) but there is still data in the input buffer.

Unlit When the printer is unable to print because:

• the test procedure is running;

• the printer initialization is running.

Lit When the

PROGRAM

function of the operator panel keys has been

selected and enabled.

Unlit When the normal function of the operator panel keys is selected. Lit When the

SHIFT

function of the operator panel keys has been selected

and enabled.

Unlit When the normal function of the operator panel keys is selected.

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Each key can select one of the three available function modes: Normal, Program or Shift.

• The Normal function does not require previous action to be selected.

• The Program function is selected by pressing the

disabled. Keep pressed this key while turning on the printer until the message Release button is displayed, the Power on Configuration Setup will be entered. Pressing this key

while the printer is in Wait (indicator

• The Shift function is selected b y pressing the the Program function is selected.

READY

unlit) the Program Setup will be entered.

SHIFT

PROGRAM

key. This function key is disabled when

key when the printing is

ON LINE Key

ON LINE

Normal Function Pressing this key you will obtain different results depe nding on the

printer status:

When the

•

the stop of the printing at the end of the current line; the

READY

indicator is lit on, press ing this ke y you will caus e

READY

indicator blinks if there is s ome data left in the Inpu t buffe r, otherwise the indicator is turned off and the

message will be

Wait

displayed. When the

•

printing will be enabled and the Pressing this key while powering the printer on, the message

•

Printing test

READY

is unlit or is blinking pres sing this key the

READY

indicator is turned on.

is displayed and the check test is executed. If you

want to stop the self-test press this key again.

Program Function

Pressing this key you will obtain diff eren t resu lts dep end ing on the interface configuration (par allel or se rial interf ace).

In parallel configuration, the inf ormation in the In put buff er is res et

•

and the In serial configuration, the in formation in the In put buff er is res et.

•

Buffer cleared

message will be displayed.

LOAD/PATH Key

LOAD

Normal Function If you press this key while the printer is unable to pr int you will

obtain the following effects:

PATH

No action if paper is already present. The

•

Invalid keypress

will be displayed If paper is not present, pressing this key, the paper is loaded

•

according to the drive selection lever selection

If the optional ASF is installed, the paper is loaded from the

•

selected ASF bin (4051/4056 plus models only).

Shift Function This key selects the paper paths and it is enabled when the

printing is disabled. The display shows the paper path you can use. If you want to select the displayed paper path, release the key and do not press it again within 1 sec. The available paper paths are

For 4051/4056 plus models:

•

Fanfold - Labels - Fanfold

Thru Asf - Manual - Bin 1 - Bin 2

For 4051N/4056N plus models:

•

Manual

Fanfold - Labels -

FF/PARK Key

FORM FEED

PARK

←

Normal Function Pressing this key while the printer is offline causes:

The paper, if loaded, advances at new page or, if park ed, is

•

positioned on the first printable line. The cut sheet, if loaded, is ejected (max. 21 inches) or a new cut

•

sheet will be loaded.

Shift Function No action if the paper is not present.

Invalid keypress

is displayed. Fanfold paper, present in the printer, is set in parking position.

Parking paper

is displayed. Cut sheet, already inserted,

is ejected.

Program Function

The

←

Setup.

function allows you to get at the previous level of the

message

Printer

LF/QUIET Key

LINE FEED

→

QUIET

Normal Function It is available when printing is disabled. This function caus es a

paper advancement to the next printable line. Keeping pressed this key for more than a seco nd, you will obtain the cont inuous execution of paper advancing.

Shift Function It allows a noise level reduction. Keepin g pres sed this ke y

-OFF

and

Quiet--- ON

will be displayed in rolling mode. If you

want to enable this function, release this key when the message

Quiet---ON Quiet OFF

. To disable this function release this key when

is displayed. If

is displayed. On the display remains the message

Quiet ---

QUIET

mode is selected while the printer is

printing , it will be activated at the end of the c urr ent line.

Program Function

The function → allows you to get to the next level of the Printer Setup.

When

SELECT MACRO

is displayed, pressing → key the selected and operating macro will be disp layed. Us ing the ↑ and the ↓ keys you will be able to display all the selectable macro s. (

MACRO n

displayed). Pressing the → key the displayed macro is selected and using the ↑ and ↓ keys the selectable parameters will be d isplayed .

Quiet--

Select the parameter to be modified by pressing the → key (the selected and active value is marked with an asterisk (*) on the left of the value itself), press the ↑ and the ↓ keys to select it then press

key to confirm it.

→

FONT Key

↑

FONT

↑

Normal Function

Shift Function The Font function will be enabled. This function allows you to

Program Function

The ↑ (MICRO FEED FORWARD) function is available when the printer is not printing and causes a forward micro feed of the paper. Keeping pressed this key for a second, the paper will advance in continuous mode at the speed of 3.5 ips (slew speed).

choose among the selectable fonts. Keeping pressed this key or pressing it within 1 second, the fonts will be scrolled. Release this key when the name of the requested font is displayed or do not pressed again within a second. The font messa ges are:

Courier - Gothic - OCR-A - OCR-B

printers and

Draft - Courier – Gothic – Boldface –

for the 4051/4051N plus

Prestige – Script -Presentor - OCR-A - OCR-B

Draft -

for the

4056/4056N plus printers. The ↑ (Up arrow) key allows you to scrol l upwards the functions

that are present in a function level, or to scroll upwards the function values if you are at selection level. The numeric values are incremented.

PITCH Key

↓

Normal Function

The ↓ function is available when the printing is not printing and allows to move backwards the paper with a micro advancement. Keeping pressed this key for a second, the paper moves backwards in continuous mode at the speed of 3.5 ips (slew speed).

PITCH

Shift Function The pitch function allows you to select the available horizontal

spacing. Keeping pressed this key or pressing it within a second the spacings will be scrolled. Release the key when the desired spacing is displayed or do not press it again within a second. Available horizontal spacings (CPI):

- 17.1 - 20

↓

Program Function

The ↓ function allows to scroll downwards the functions that are in a

5 - 6 - 7.5 - 8.55 - 10 - 12 - 15

level, or to scroll downwards the function values if you are at a selection level. The numeric values are d ecr emented.

PROGRAM Key

PROGRAM

Normal Function Keeping pressed this key while you turn on the printer you will

enter printer is unable to print, (indicator

Program Setup

The Pressing this key when the Program Function is disabled and the indicator turned off.

Program

Function

If you press this key while you are in the exit the configuration mode saving the function values that have been changed.

If changes occurred, the message Now, if you press the the new values will be only used as current ones. (When you turn off the printer you will loose any change you have made).If you press the → key, you will exit the Program Function and the modified values of the selected macro will be stored in a permanent mode.

SHIFT Key

Power on Configuration Setup

and the Program Function of keys are enabled.

PROGRAM

indicator is turned on when the function is enabled.

PROGRAM

. Pressing this key when the

READY

unlit) you will enter the

indicator is turned on, the

Program Setup

SAVE MACRO?

key you will exit the function and

will be displayed.

you will

SHIFT

Normal Function Press the

SHIFT

long as a key available for this function is p ress ed.

Shift Function Pressing the

Shift

is unlit.

SHIFT

indicator lights and the messag e

key to select the Shift Function of the keys. The

will be displayed as

SHIFT

when the

SHIFT

Shift

indicator is lit and the message

is displayed, disables the Shift function. The

SHIFT

indicator

BBuuzzzzeerr

This printer is provided with a buzzer to indicate particular conditi ons according to the problem detected:

• 1 short "beep" (0,25 sec): the BEL code has been sent; when the buzzer sound stops, the printer returns to normal operation.

• Continuous "beep": the printer cover has been raised when the printer is enabled to print. Close the cover and make sure that the message Wait ( before raising the cover again.

• 4 long "beeps": a fault condition has occurred. See later "Error Handling".

• 4 short "beeps": A condition of paper end or paper removal has occurred.

READY

indicator unlit) is di splayed

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You can customize the printer depending on your needs via the Power on Configuration Setup and the Program Setup procedures.

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PROGRAM

The

• Keep pressed the Configuration Setup.

• Press the Program Setup.

When you enter the desired Printer Setup, the Program functions, described above the key area,

key allows to enter the Printer Setups.

PROGRAM

key when the printer is disabled (

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The arrow keys ↑, ↓, ←, → are used to move within the different functions inside the Printer Setups.

• Use the ↓ key to scroll forward the functions (next ones) and ↑ to scroll them backwards (previous ones).

• Use the → key to select the next function or the value and ← to display the previous one.

• When the desired value is display e d, press the → key to select it.

key while powering the printer on to enter the Power on

READY

will be enabled.

indicator unlit) to enter the

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Whenever you wish to leave the current Printer Setup, proceed as follows:

• In the Power-On Configuration, press the automatically stored. The printer leaves the Power on Configuration Setup and is disabled to print (

• In the Program Setup, press the MACRO? will be displayed. Press the current settings (When the printer will be turned off they will be lost) or the key → to store the changes in a permanent way.

READY

indicator unlit).

PROGRAM

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The default values are marked with an asterisk (*) on the left. These are the available functions:

INSTALLATION

INTERFACE

PRINT STATUS

RECALL FACTORY

This function contents general parameters such as Protocol, Emulation and the display language.

This function defines the interface physical type and communication features. This function allows to print the current printer configuration. This function allows to reset the factory default values.

PROGRAM

key and if any change occurred the message SAVE

key and the modified values will be used as

key and the new settings will be

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1. Make sure that the printer is turned off.

2. Keep pressed the

PROGRAM

button key while turning on the printer. The 4051 plus, 4051N

plus, 4056 plus or 4056N plus message will be displayed then Release button message.

3. Release the button key and the following message will be displayed:

INSTALLATION

INSTALLATION Function

Emulation Selection

RECALL FACTORY BUZZER

↑

INSTALLATION → or ← PROTOCOL

↓

INTERFACE

IBM XL III

IBM XL 24E IBM XL 24E AGM

IBM XL III emulation (4051/4051N plus models only - d efault). IBM XL 24E emulation (4056/4056N plus models only - d efault). IBM XL 24E AGM emulation (4056/4056N plus mode ls only).

↑

↓

IBM/EPSON MODE

or ← IBM xx

→

EPSON xx

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

EPSON FX EPSON LQ

EPSON FX Series emulation (4051/4051N plus models only). EPSON LQ 1050/2550 emulation (4056/4056N plus models only).

IBM Mode

PROTOCOL

↑

IBM MODE

↓

EPSON MODE

IBM C-SET (1/2) NATION 20 CPI

or ← IBM C-SET (1/2) ↑ or ↓ → or

→

IBM character sets selection. IBM national character sets selection. IBM compressed printing selection.

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20 CPI

↑

IBM C-SET (1/2) → or ← IBM set 1 (*)

↓

NATION

IBM set 1

IBM CS1 character set selection.

NATION 20 CPI

IBM set 2

IBM set...

←

or ↓ → or

↑

or ↓ → or

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

←

CP 437 ... No

IBM set 2

IBM CS2 character set selection.

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IBM C-SET (1/2)

↑

NATION

↓

20 CPI

or ← CP 437 (*)

→

... ISO 8859/15

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

Selection of the IBM National Character Sets:

CP 437(*) CP 853 CP 863 CP 877 MAZOWIA ISO 8859/6

CP437 G CP 855 CP 864 CP 1250 ISO 8859/1 ISO 8859/7

The CP 858 and ISO 8859/15 character sets contain the Euro character.

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NATION

↑

20 CPI

↓

IBM C-SET (1/2)

No Yes

→

or ← No (*)

Yes

The compressed printing is performed at 17.1 cpi. The compressed printing is performed at 20 cpi.

96 GREEK CP 857 CP 865 CP 1251 ISO 8859/2 ISO 8859/8

CP850 CP 858 CP 866 CP 1252 ISO 8859/3 ISO 8859/9

CP851 CP 860 CP 867 GOST ISO 8859/4 ISO 8859/15

CP 852 CP 862 CP 876 TASS ISO 8859/5

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

EPSON Mode

PROTOCOL

↑

EPSON MODE → or ← NATION

↓

LINE MODE

NATION EPSON C-SET

EPSON national character sets selec tion EPSON character sets selection.

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EPSON C-SET

↑

NATION

↓

EPSON C-SET

or ← USA (*)

→

EPSON C-SET

or ↓ → or

↑

or ↓ → or

↑

←

... ISO 8859/15

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

USA

Italics ....

Selection of the EPSON National character sets:

USA (*) FRANCE GERMANY ENGLAND DENMARK1 SWEDEN ITALY SPAIN 1 JAPAN NORWAY DENMARK 2 SPAIN 2 LATIN A1 CP 437(*) CP437 G 96 GREEK CP850 CP851 CP 852 CP 853 CP 855 CP 857 CP 858 CP 860 CP 862 CP 863 CP 864 CP 865 CP 866 CP 867 CP 876 CP 877 CP 1250 CP 1251 CP 1252 GOST TASS MAZOWIA ISO 8859/1 ISO 8859/2 ISO 8859/3 ISO 8859/4 ISO 8859/5 ISO 8859/6 ISO 8859/7 ISO 8859/8 ISO 8859/9 ISO 8859/15

The CP 858 and ISO 8859/15 character sets contain the Euro character.

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NATION

↑

EPSON C-SET → or ← Italic

↓

NATION

Italic Graphic 1 Graphic 2

Graphic 1 Graphic 2 (*)

EPSON Italic character set s election. EPSON Graphic 1 character s et selec tion. EPSON Graphic 2 character s et selec tion.

Line Mode

EPSON MODE

↑

LINE MODE

↓

TEAR/VIEW MODE

or ← LF=LF, CR=CR (*) ↑ or ↓

→

CR=LF+CR LF=LF+CR LF&CR=LF+CR ↑ or ↓

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

LF=LF,CR=CR

CR=LF+CR

If the printer receives a LF code, it only performs a line feed. If the printer receives a CR code, performs a carriage return.

If the printer receives a CR code, it performs a carriage return followed by a line feed. If the printer receives a LF code, it performs a line feed.

LF=LF+CR

If the printer receives a LF code, it performs a line feed followed by a carriage return. If the printer receives a CR code, it only performs a carriage return.

LF&CR=LF+CR

If the printer receives a LF code or a CR code, it performs both a line feed and a carriage return.

Tear/View Mode

LINE MODE

↑

TEAR/VIEW MODE → or ← Auto.advance 1s (*) ↑ or ↓

↓

LANGUAGE

Auto.advance 1s ... 5s

... Auto.advance 5s Manual advance No tear

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

Paper moves automatically to the tear/view position after the specified timeout (1s. to 5s.)

Manual advance No tear

Paper moves to the tear/view position using the Tear/view mode is disabled. It is useful to print labels or paper that bac kward

movements may cause a paper jam.

ON LINE

key.

Display Language Selection

TEAR/VIEW MODE

↑

LANGUAGE

↓

BUZZER

or ← English (*)

→

Italiano

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

This function selects the language of the display messages: in English or Italian language.

Enable/Disable Buzzer

LANGUAGE

↑

BUZZER

↓

PROTOCOL

or ← Enabled (*)

→

Disabled

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

This function enables or disables the buzzer.

INTERFACE Function

Interface Type

INSTALLATION HIGH GUARD LEVEL

↑

INTERFACE

↓

PRINT STATUS I/F TIME-OUT

Automatic Parallel Serial

→ or ← INTERFACE TYPE → or ← Automatic (*) ↑ or ↓

The interface type is automatically selected according to the data transmission. Parallel interface selection. Serial interface selection.

↑

↓

Parallel Serial

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

Interface Time-out

INTERFACE TYPE

↑

I/F TIME-OUT

↓

INPUT BUFFER

or ← 2 seconds (*)

→

... 30 seconds

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

This function defines the time duration (2 to 30 sec.) after which the interface switches to the other.

Input Buffer Size

I/F TIME-OUT

↑

INPUT BUFFER

↓

PARALLEL MODE

or ← 256 (DLL)

→

... 32K (No DLL) (*) ↑ or ↓

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

This function selects the input buffer size with one of the following values: 256, 4K, 8K, 16K or 32 K. The 16K and the 32K values do not allow the DLL. The most suitable value for the DLL function is 256 (DLL).

Parallel I/F Mode

INPUT BUFFER

↑

PARALLEL MODE → or ← Parallel CX ↑ or ↓

↓

AUTOFEED SIGNAL

Bidirectional (*) ↑ or ↓

Parallel CX Bidirectional

Parallel interface in Centronics monodirectional mode. Parallel interface in IEEE 1284 bidirectional standard mode.

AUTOFEED Signal

PARALLEL MODE

↑

AUTOFEED SIGNAL → or ← Enabled

↓

SLCT-IN SIGNAL

Disabled (*)

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

Enabled Disabled

The parallel interface uses the AUTOFEED signal. The parallel interface ignores the AUTOFEED s ignal.

SELECT-IN Signal

AUTOFEED SIGNAL

↑

SLCT-IN SIGNAL

↓

SERIAL TYPE

Enabled Disabled

The parallel interface uses the SELECT-IN signal. The parallel interface ignores the SELEC T-IN signal.

or ← Disabled (*) ↑ or ↓

→

Enabled

or ↓

↑

Serial Interface Type

SLCT-IN SIGNAL

↑

SERIAL TYPE

↓

SERIAL MODE

or ← RS232C (*) ↑ or ↓

→

RS422A

or ↓

↑

This function selects the serial interface type: RS-232/C or RS-422/A.

Serial Connection Mode

SERIAL TYPE

↑

SERIAL MODE

↓

BAUD RATE

or ← Local (*)

→

Remote

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

This function selects the serial connection type: local or remote.

Baud Rate

SERIAL MODE

↑

BAUD RATE

↓

WORD LENGTH

or ← 600 bps

→

... 9600 bps (*) ... 38400 bps

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

This function selects the data transmission speed in b its per second (bps). The values availab le are: 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400.

Data Format

BAUD RATE

↑

WORD LENGTH

↓

PARITY BIT

or ← 7 bit

→

8 bit (*)

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

This function selects the data format, using 7 or 8 bits.

Parity Check

WORD LENGTH

↑

PARITY BIT

↓

BUFFER CONTROL

or ← Even

→

Odd Mark Space None (*)

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

Even Odd Mark Space None

Parity check is enabled for even parity. Parity check is enabled for odd parity. Parity check disabled and the transmitted parity bit is always in Mark state. Parity check disabled and the transmitted parity bit is always in Space s tate. Parity check (for 8 data bits only).

Buffer Control

PARITY BIT

↑

BUFFER CONTROL → or ← DTR

↓

ROBUST XON

XON/XOFF (*) ↑ or ↓

or ↓

↑

This function selects the buffer control protocol: DTR or XON/XOFF.

Robust XON

BUFFER CONTROL

↑

ROBUST XON

↓

HIGH GUARD LEVEL

or ← No (*)

→

Yes

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

This function selects the execution of Robust XON.

High Guard Level

ROBUST XON

↑

HIGH GUARD LEVEL → or ← 10% Buffer Size

↓

INTERFACE TYPE

...

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

90% Buffer Size (*) ↑ or ↓

Selects the percentage of the input buffer to fix to the High Guard Level signal.

PRINT STATUS Function

• Press the → key to select the function.

The message Printing test will displayed while the following output will be printed:

405x plus: CONTROLLER:78XXXXXX Rel.:x.xx GENERATOR: 78XXXXXX Rel.:x.xx

OPTIONS CURRENT VALUES MACRO1* MACRO2 MACRO3 MACRO4

FONT Draft Draft Draft Draft Draft DRAFT MODE. Normal Normal Normal Normal Normal VERTICAL PITCH 6 lpp 6 lpp 6 lpp 6 lpp 6 lpp LPI LOCK Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled FORM LENGTH 66 lines 66 lines 66 lines 66 lines 66 lines TOP MARGIN Line #1 Line #1 Line #1 Line #1 Line #1 BOTTOM MARGIN Line #66 Line #66 Line #66 Line #66 Line #66 HORIZONTAL PITCH 10 cpp 10 cpp 10 cpp 10 cpp 10 cpp CPI LOCK Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled LEFT MARGIN Column #1 Column #1 Column #1 Column #1 Column #1 RIGHT MARGIN Column #136 Column #136 Column #136 Column #136 Column #136

Column #100 Column #100 Column #100 Column #100 Column #100

SLASHED ZERO No No No No No MULTICOPY No No No No No PRINT DIRECTION Soft. control Soft. control Soft. control Soft. control Soft. control

INTERFACE PRINT ADJUSTMENT INSTALLATION

INTERFACE TYPE Automatic BIDI. ALIGNEMENT. Offset: 0 PROTOCOL IBM XL xx I/F TIME-OUT 2 seconds TOP OF FORM 0/72 inches INPUT BUFFER 32 k (No DLL) PARALLEL MODE Bidirectional 0/90 inches NATION CP437 AUTOFEED SIGNAL Disabled SLCT-IN SIGNAL Disabled TEAR PERFO ALIGN 0/72 inches SERIAL TYPE RS232C SERIAL MODE Local 0/90 inches NATION USA BAUD RATE 9600 bps WORD LENGTH 8 bit TEAR/VIEW MODE Auto.advance1s PARITY BIT None LANGUAGE English BUFFER CONTROL XON/XOFF BUZZER Enabled ROBUST XON No HIGH GUARDLEVEL 90% Buffer Size

(4051/4056 plus models) (4051/4056 plus models) (4051/4056 plus models) (4051/4056 plus models) (4051/4056 plus models)

(4051N/4056N plus models) (4051N/4056N plus models)

(4051N/4056N plus models

)

(4051N/4056N plus models

)

(4051N/4056N plus models

IBM MODE

(4051/4051N plus models)

(4056/4056N plus model)

IBM SET-C (1/2) IBM set 1

20 CPI No

EPSON MODE

(4051/4051N plus models)

(4056/4056N plus model)

EPSON C-SET Graphic 2

LINE MODE LF=LF,CR=CR

)

RECALL FACTORY Function

• Press the → key to select this function. The values of the functions return to the factory default setting.

All values of the functions are reset to the factory def ault ones in both Power on Configurat ion

Setup and Program Setup.

These are the default values:

OPTIONS CURRENT VALUES MACRO1* MACRO2 MACRO3 MACRO4

(4051/4056 plus models)

Column #100 Column #100 Column #100 Column #100 Column #100

(4051N/4056N plus models) (4051N/4056N plus models)

SLASHED ZERO No No No No No MULTICOPY No No No No No PRINT DIRECTION Soft. control Soft. control Soft. control Soft. control Soft. control

INTERFACE PRINT ADJUSTMENT INSTALLATION

INTERFACE TYPE Automatic BIDI. ALIGNEMENT. Offset: 0 PROTOCOL IBM XL xx I/F TIME-OUT 2 seconds TOP OF FORM 0/72 inches IBM MODE INPUT BUFFER 32 k (No DLL)

PARALLEL MODE Bidirectional AUTOFEED SIGNAL Disabled SLCT-IN SIGNAL Disabled TEAR PERFO ALIGN 0/72 inches EPSON MODE

SERIAL TYPE RS232C SERIAL MODE Local 0/90 inches NATION USA

BAUD RATE 9600 bps WORD LENGTH 8 bit TEAR/VIEW MODE Auto.advance1s

PARITY BIT None LANGUAGE English BUFFER CONTROL XON/XOFF BUZZER Enabled ROBUST XON No HIGH GUARDLEVEL 90% Buffer Size

(4051/4056 plus models) (4051/4056 plus models) (4051/4056 plus models) (4051/4056 plus models)

(4051N/4056N plus models

(4051/4051N plus models)

0/90 inches

(4056/4056N plus model)

(

4051/4051N plus models)

(4056/4056N plus model)

)

(4051N/4056N plus models

IBM SET-C (1/2) IBM set 1

)

(4051N/4056N plus models

NATION CP437 20 CPI No

EPSON C-SET Graphic 2

LINE MODE LF=LF,CR=CR

)

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The default values are marked with an asterisk (*). These are the available functions:

SELECT MACRO

PRINT ADJUSTMENT

PRINT STATUS

HEXADECIMAL DUMP

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To enter the Program Setup procedure, proceed as follows:

1. Make sure that the printer is not enabled to print (

2. Press the

PROGRAM

This function defines four different macros and allows to configure the printer for different job types.

This function allows the adjustment of the mechanical parameters and the tuning of the first printing line.

This function allows to print the current printer configuration. This function allows to enable the Hexadecimal Dump mode.

READY

PROGRAM

key (

indicator lit). The following message will be displayed:

SELECT MACRO

indicator unlit).

SELECT MACRO Function

MACRO SELECTION

HEXADECIMAL DUMP MACRO 4

↑

SELECT MACRO → or ← MACRO 1 → or ← FONT

↓

PRINT ADJUSTMENT MACRO 2

↑

↓

DRAFT MODE

VERTICAL PITCH LPI LOCK FORM LENGTH TOP MARGIN BOTTOM MARGIN HORIZONTAL PITCH CPI LOCK LEFT MARGIN RIGHT MARGIN SLASHED ZERO MULTICOPY PRINT DIRECTION

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

This function allows to select one of the four available print environments.

Font Selection

PRINT DIRECTION

↑

FONT

↓

DRAFT MODE

→

or ← Draft (*)

... OCR-B

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

Selects the type of character to use: Draft, Courier, Gothic, OCR-A, OCR- B for the 4051/4051N plus models and Dra ft, Courier, Gothic, Prestig e, Presentor, OCR-A, OCR-B, Scri pt, Boldface for the 4056/4056N plus models. OCR-A and OCR-B may be selected only when the nonproportional pitch is selected. Boldface may be selected only when the proportional pitch is selected.

Draft Mode

FONT

↑

DRAFT MODE

↓

VERTICAL PITCH

or ← Normal (*)

→

High speed

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

This function selects the draft printing speed: Normal or High Speed.

Vertical Spacing

DRAFT MODE

↑

VERTICAL PITCH → or ← 6 lpi (*)

↓

LPI LOCK

... 12 lpi 3 lp/30 mm ... 12 lp/30 mm

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

This function determines the density with which the lines are printed according to different units: lines printed per inch (6, 8, 12 lpi) or lines per 30 mm (3, 4, 6, 8, 12 lp/30 mm).

Lpi Lock

VERTICAL PITCH

↑

LPI LOCK

↓

FORM LENGTH

or ← Enabled

→

Disabled (*)

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

Enabled Disabled

Vertical spacing can be changed only by the op erator panel keys . Vertical spacing can be changed by software or by operator panel k eys.

Form Length

LPI LOCK

↑

FORM LENGTH

↓

TOP MARGIN

or ← NUMBER OF LINES ↑ or ↓

→

A4 (11.6 inches) A5 (8 inches)

or ← 1 line (*)

→

or ↓ ...

↑

or ↓ 126 lines ↑ or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

This function selects the physical page length in n° of lines (1 to 126 lines at 1/6”) or in standard formats (A4 or A5).

Top Margin

FORM LENGTH

↑

TOP MARGIN

↓

BOTTOM MARGIN

or ← Line #1 (*)

→

... Line #X

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

This function selects the top margin defined as n° of lines (at 1/6 ”). The value X corresponds to the n° of lines set in the FORM LENGTH function.

Bottom Margin

TOP MARGIN

↑

BOTTOM MARGIN

↓

HORIZONTAL PITCH

or ← Line #1

→

... Line #66 (*) ... Line #126

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

This function selects the bottom margin defined as n° of lines (at 1/6”). The value X corresponds to the n° of lines set in the FORM LENGTH function.

Horizontal Spacing

BOTTOM MARGIN

↑

HORIZONTAL PITCH → or ← 5 cpi

↓

CPI LOCK

... 10 cpi (*) ... 20 cpi Prop. Spacing ↑ or ↓

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

This function sets the horizontal spacing at the following values: 5, 6, 7.5, 8.55, 10, 12, 15, 17.1, 20 cpi or the proportional spacing.

Cpi Lock

HORIZONTAL PITCH

↑

CPI LOCK

↓

LEFT MARGIN

or ← Enabled

→

Disabled (*)

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

Enabled Disabled

Horizontal spacing is selected only by operator panel ( Horizontal spacing is selected by the operator panel (

PITCH

key).

key) or by software.

Left Margin

CPI LOCK

↑

LEFT MARGIN

↓

RIGHT MARGIN

or ← Column#1 (*)

→

... Column#136 Column#100

(4051/4056 plus models)

(4051N/4056N plus models)

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

↑ or ↓

This function sets the left margin defined as n° of columns. The physical margin position depends on the selected horizontal spacing.

Right Margin

LEFT MARGIN

↑

RIGHT MARGIN

↓

SLASHED ZERO

or ← Column#1

→

... Column#136 (*) Column#100 (*)

(4051/4056 plus models) (4051N/4056N plus models)

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

↑ or ↓

This function sets the right margin defined a s number of columns. The physical margin position depends on the selected horizontal spacing.

Zero Character Typeface

RIGHT MARGIN

↑

SLASHED ZERO

↓

MULTICOPY

or ← Yes

→

No (*)

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

This function selects the zero character printing wi th ( Yes) or without slash (No).

Multicopy Form

SLASHED ZERO

↑

MULTICOPY

↓

PRINT DIRECTION

or ← Yes

→

No (*)

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

This function selects the printing on multicopy format paper (Yes) or on normal paper (No).

Print Direction

MULTICOPY

↑

PRINT DIRECTION → or ← Unidirectional ↑ or ↓

↓

FONT

Bidirectional Soft. control (*) ↑ or ↓

or ↓

↑

This function selects the print direction: unidirectional, bidirectional o controlled by software.

PRINT ADJUSTMENT Function

Bidirectional Print Alignment

SELECT MACRO. TEAR PERFO ALIGN

↑

PRINT ADJUSTMENT → or ← BIDI. ALIGNMENT → or ← Offset: +6 ↑ or ↓

↓

PRINT STATUS TOP OF FORM

↑

↓

... Offset: -6

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

This function adjusts the bidirectional printing in a range between - 6 and +6. When the previous value is changed, the printer prints two ‘|’ lines to control the final output.

Top of Form (ToF)

BIDI. ALIGNMENT

↑

TOP OF FORM

↓

TEAR PERFO ALIGN

or ← 0/72 inches

→

0/90 inches ... 792/72 inches 990/90 inches

(4051/4051N plus models) (4056/4056N plus models)

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

This function adjusts the top of the form in n/72 inch (4051/4051N plus models) or n/90 inch (4056/4056N plus models). The values range between 0 and 792 (4051/4051N plus models) or between 0 and 990 (4056/4056N plus models). At value selection level, the printer prints a **x/72** string (4051/4051N plus models) or a **x/90** string (4056/4056N plus models), where the x value i ndicates the current value corresponding to the current ToF posi tion. If the value i s changed, the new value will be printed from its corresponding ToF position.

See “Top of Form Adjustment” later in this manual.

Tear Position Alignment

TOP OF FORM

↑

TEAR PERFO ALIGN → or ← 0/72 inches

↓

BIDI. ALIGNMENT

0/90 inches ... 36/72 inches 45/90 inches (

(4051/4051N plus models) (4056/4056N plus models)

(4051/4051N plus models)

4056/4056N plus models)

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

or ↓

↑

This function adjusts the tear off position in n/72 inch (4051/4051N plus models) or n/90 inch (4056/4056N plus models). The values range between -36 and 36 (4051/4051N plus models) or between -45 and 45 (4056/4056N plus models). At value selection level, the tear off line position aligns to the correspondi ng tear off border of the pri nter cover. Pressi ng the ↑ or ↓ keys, the tear off position moves in steps of 1/72 inch (4051/4051N plus models) or 1/90 inch (4056/4056N plus models). When the tear off perforation line is set in the desired position, selects this value.

See “Tear Off Line Adjustment” later in this manual.

PRINT STATUS Function

• Press the → key to select the function.

The message Printing test will displayed while the following output will be printed:

405x plus: CONTROLLER:78XXXXXX Rel.:x.xx GENERATOR: 78XXXXXX Rel.:x.xx

OPTIONS CURRENT VALUES MACRO1* MACRO2 MACRO3 MACRO4

Column #100 Column #100 Column #100 Column #100 Column #100

SLASHED ZERO No No No No No MULTICOPY No No No No No PRINT DIRECTION Soft. control Soft. control Soft. control Soft. control Soft. control

INTERFACE PRINT ADJUSTMENT INSTALLATION

SLCT-IN SIGNAL Disabled TEAR PERFO ALIGN 0/72 inches SERIAL TYPE RS232C SERIAL MODE Local 0/90 inches NATION USA BAUD RATE 9600 bps

WORD LENGTH 8 bit TEAR/VIEW MODE Auto.advance1s PARITY BIT None LANGUAGE English BUFFER CONTROL XON/XOFF BUZZER Enabled ROBUST XON No HIGH GUARDLEVEL 90% Buffer Size

(4051/4056 plus models) (4051/4056 plus models) (4051/4056 plus models) (4051/4056 plus models) (4051/4056 plus models)

(4051N/4056N plus models) (4051N/4056N plus models)

(4051N/4056N plus models

)

(4051N/4056N plus models

)

(4051N/4056N plus models

IBM MODE

(4051/4051N plus models)

(4056/4056N plus models

IBM SET-C (1/2) IBM set 1

20 CPI No

)

EPSON MODE

(4051/4051N plus models)

(4056/4056N plus models

EPSON C-SET Graphic 2

LINE MODE LF=LF,CR=CR

)

HEX DUMP Function

This function may be selected at any point of the printing. To activate the hexadecimal printing follow this sequence:

1. After entering the Program Setup, select the following item:

HEXADECIMAL DUMP

2. Press the → key to activate this function. Press the ↓ key, the following messages will be

alternatively di splayed.

HEX DUMP OFF HEX DUMP ON

3. Release the ↓ key when the Hex dump ON message is displayed, to confirm this selection,

press → key. The printer will print the data in hexadecimal code as well the ASCII notation:

30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 41 42 43 44 45 46

47 48 49 4A 4B 4C 4D 4E 4F 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 GHIJKLMNOPQ RSTUV

57 58 59 5A 0D 0A

0123456789ABCDEF

4. To cancel the hexadecimal printing, set the printer in Wait (

again the

PROGRAM

key and proceed as described a bove but now select the Hex dump OFF

message.

WXYZ

READY

indicator unlit), press

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Use the correct paper in your printer for obtaining good results in your printout.

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Width

Weight

Length

Number of copies Weight:

Other sheets Minimum Maximum Carbon paper Minimum Maximum

First sheet

Minimum Maximum (*) Minimum Maximum Minimum

1 original plus 5 copies Minimum

Maximum

4051/4056 plus 4051N/4056N plus

76 mm (3 inches) 406 mm (16 inches) 55 g/m 80 g/m

76 mm (3 inches)

55 g/m 75 g/m

55 g/m 75 g/m 14 g/m 35 g/m

2 2

76 mm (3 inches) 305 mm (12 inches) 55 g/m 80 g/m

76 mm (3 inches)

55 g/m 75 g/m

55 g/m 75 g/m 14 g/m 35 g/m

2 2

Total thickness

Maximum

0,52 mm (0.02 inches)

(*) If you are using fanfold paper thr ough the optional Automatic Sheet Feeder (4051/4056 p lus

models only), the maximum width is 381 mm (15 inches).

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Width

Minimum

Maximum

Length Weight

Number of copies Weight:

Minimum Minimum Maximum 1 original plus 5 carbon copies

First and last sheets Minimum

Maximum Other sheets Minimum Maximum Carbon paper Minimum

Maximum

Total thickness

Maximum

102 mm (4 inches) 420 mm (16.6 inches) 63,5 mm (2.5 inches) 50 g/m 120 g/m

55 g/m 75 g/m 45 g/m 75 g/m 14 g/m 35 g/m

0,52 mm (0.02 inches)

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Cut sheets are inserted from the top of the printer. You can load manual cut sheet whether fanfold paper is inserted or not.

If no fanfold paper is present, proceed as follows; otherwise, go to "Switching From Fanfold

Paper to Cut Sheet" section.

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1. Put the paper chute in the raised position by pulling and hooking it firmly.

• If your printer is the 4051N plus or the 4056N plus model, simply lift the paper chute that is fixed in the printer cover.

4051/4056 plus Models 4051N/4056N plus Models

If your printer is the 4051plus or the 4056

•

plus model and you wish to position the first printing column at 25 mm from the edge of the paper, slide the left paper guide to the left as far as it will go, then adjust the right paper guide according to the paper width.

2. Move the paper thickness lever according to the type of paper: If a cut sheet is loaded move the lever

•

towards the back of the printer. If multicopy-chemical paper is loaded, first

•

move the lever completely towards the back of the printer, then 1 notch towards the front of the printer for each copy.

If carbon multicopy-paper is loaded, first

•

move the lever completely towards the back of the printer, then 2 notches towards the front of the printer for each copy.

Now, you can load the paper and print your first test document, see “Printing the Self Test ”. If the pattern does not satisfy your expectation, a djust the paper thickness lever again.

When printing on multicopy paper, follow the above procedure to avoid damaging the print head

3. If the printer is turned off, turn the printer on.

The display shows Load Paper, if there is no paper in the printer. If you turn the printer on when paper is already inserted, the display will show Remove Paper while buzzer sounds 4 short "beeps".

The paper is ejected with a backward movement of maximum 24 inches. If you have not removed the paper yet, the buzzer will sound again 4 short “beeps”. Finally the display will show Load paper.

4. Feed the cut sheet in the slot. Press the

LOAD

or FF key. The paper will be loaded to the first printable line. The paper is positioned at the first printable line at 1/6 inch from the top edge of the paper. The last printable line of the sheet is positioned at 0.83 inch (21 mm) from the bottom edge of the paper.

4051/4056 plus Models 4051N/4056N plus Models

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The fanfold paper must be inserted at the rear of the printer.

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1. Put the paper chute in the raised position by lifting and hooking it firmly.

• If your printer is the 4051N plus or the 4056N plus model, lift the paper chute that is

inserted in the printer cover.

4051/4056 plus Models 4051N/4056N plus Models

2. Open the tractor cover until it clicks into place.

3. Unlock the sprocket on the side of the interface connector and, if it is not already positioned, slide it to the right until it stops.

4. If you wish the first column in a particular position, the ruler under the tractor should be helpful to position the sprocket. The distance between the ma rks on the ruler is 1/10 inch.

5. Lo ck the sprocket in place.

6. Unlock the other sprocket and position it in accordance with the paper width. Slide the spacers evenly along the tractor bar.

7. Open the sprocket covers.

8. Position the holes in the paper over one

sprocket and then over the other.

9. Close the sprocket covers.

10. Adjust the two sliders on the tractor cover in alignment with the spacers and close the cover

firmly.

• If your printer is the 4051 plus or the 4056 plus model, put the paper chute in the down position by lifting it towards the back of the printer and pushing gently down until it stops. Space the paper guides evenly on the paper chute

11. Place the drive selection lever in the

fanfold position (fanfold drawing) and make sure that Fanfold is selected by pressing

PATH

key (

SHIFT

function) on

the operator panel.

12. If the printer is turned off, turn the printer on (see " Power Connection ” section before). The

display shows Load paper.

13. Press the

LOAD

or FF key and the paper will be positioned in front of the print head.

The paper is positioned at the first printa ble line at 1/6 inch from the top edge of the paper. If you want to adjust the paper position, follow the instructions of the "Top of Form Adjustment " section later. The last printable line of the last form is positioned at 0.31 inch (8 mm) from the bottom edge of the paper

It is advisable not to print two lines before and two lines after the paper perforation.

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Whenever you wish to park the fanfold paper, fol low the sequence:

1. Make sure that the printer is disabled to print (Wait message is displayed and the

READY

indicator is unlit) and tear the fanfold paper that is currently loaded along the last perforation.

2. Press the

4051/4056 plus Models 4051N/4056N plus Models

SHIFT

key and then the

PARK

key to enable the PARK function. The message Parking paper will be displayed, the fanfold paper will move backwards up to its parking position. The fanfold paper is still inserted into the tractors and ready to be fed as necessary.

• When the fanfold paper to park is too long, two messages will be alternatively displayed:

1. Tear-off paper

2. Remove paper

Tear the printed paper and press again the

PARK

key.

• When you need to load again the fanfold paper, make sure that the drive selecti on lever is in fanfold position and that the paper type (PATH function) selection is Fanfold.

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If you have been using fanfold pa per and you have not removed it, your printer allows the cut sheet loading after performing a parking of the inserted fanfold paper (PARK function).

1. Make sure that your printer is turned on and disabl ed to print (

READY

indicator unlit). Tea r

the fanfold paper that is currently loa ded along the last perforation.

4051/4056 plus Models 4051N/4056N plus Models

2. You ca n perform the paper switching as follow s:

• Press the

SHIFT

key and then the

PATH

key. Select Manual and exit by pressing the key. The fanfold paper moves backwards and the Enable path SS message will be displayed, then place the drive sel ection lever in the cut sheet position. The messag e

paper

will be displayed.

SHIFT

Load

• Park the fanfold paper (PARK function). The Manual paper feeding will be automatically selected when the cut sheet is loaded.

Now, your printer is ready to load cut sheet. Follow step 1 to 5 in ” Loading Cut Sheets” section.

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The Top of Form Adjustment procedure allows you to adjust the position of the first printable line and therefore it is advisable to perform it immediately after a paper loading. Turn the printer on, if it is not, and proceed as follows:

Make sure that the printer is not printi ng. ( loaded, park it by pressing the the FF key.

1. Press the

2. Press the ↓ key until the following message is displayed:

3. Press the → to select the function. The following message will be displayed:

4. Now go on pressing the ↓ key until the following message will be displayed

5. Press the → key to select the function. The paper is unloaded and reloaded at the TOF quote. The current value will be printed and the display will show the following message:

PROGRAM

key. The following message will be displayed:

PARK

key. If the cut sheet has been inserted, eject it by pressing

READY

SELECT MACRO

PRINT ADJUSTMENT

BID. ALIGNMENT

TOP OF FORM

0/72 inches

0/90 inches

indicator unlit). If the fanfol d paper has b een

(4051/4051N plus models)

(4056/4056N plus models)

The paper is moved to the view position. While scrolling all the possible values by pressing the ↑ and ↓ keys the paper will be moved.

Pressing again the → key the displayed value is sel ected and printed, after the paper has been taken to the correct position. Then the paper will be taken to the view position.

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The Tear Off Line Adjustment procedure allows you to adjust the position of the fanfold perforation in order to tear it agai nst the printer tear off border on the cover. This procedure is available only if the Program Setup is previously entered.

The Tear Off Line Adjustment procedure can be executed at any time during the printing.

Proceed as follows.

1. Make sure that the printer is not ena bled to print (

Wait displayed).

2. Enter the Program Setup by pressing the

displayed:

SELECT MACRO

3. Press the ↓ key until the following message will be displayed:

PRINT ADJUSTMENT

4. Press the → key to select the function. The following message will be displayed:

BID. ALIGNMENT

5. Now go on pressing the ↓ key until the following message will be displayed:

TEAR PERFO ALIGN

6. The following temporary message will be displayed :

Parking paper

Now if you press the → key the paper will be unloaded, reloaded and a form feed executed. The paper will be taken to the corresponding tear off line.

Pressing the ↑ and ↓ keys you can scroll all the selectable values while the paper will be moved.

PROGRAM

READY

indicator unlit and the messag e

key. The following message will be

Pressing again the → key the displayed value will be selected.

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Make sure that the printer has been turned off fo r at least 15 minutes bef ore any cleaning

Periodical cleaning will help to keep your printer in top condition.

• Use a neutral detergent or a water solution on a soft cloth to clean dirt and grease from the cabinet of the printer.

• Do not use an abrasive cloth, alcohol, paint thinner, or other simila r agents, because they can cause discoloration and scratches.

• Be careful not to damage the electronic and mechanical components.

intervention.

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If the printing i s fa ding , the ri bb on could b e worn or da mag ed. It is a dvisa bl e to remove the used ribbon cartridge whil e the printer is turned off. However, your printer can be turned on during this procedure, but do not forget that it must be disabled to print (Wait message displayed).

Make sure that the new ribbon cartridge is an original Compuprint spare part. If it is not so the

quality and reliability level declared in the product features won’t be assured.

1. Remove the printer cover by pressing simultaneously the two buttons in the front part of the cover.

• If your printer is the 4051N plus or the 4056N plus model, do not remove but lift the

printer cover.

4051/4056 plus Models 4051N/4056N plus Models

2. Move the printer carriage to the center of the printer.

3. Lift the cartridge off until the clip relea se it.

Now, you are ready to insert a new ribbon cartridge. Follow from step 2 of " Ribbon Cartridge

Installation" section.

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It is advisable to print the self-test printout to inform you about the current printer configuration and to check if the printer is working well.

Then, proceed as follows:

1. Keep the following message:

The message printed

2. Press

ON LINE

key pressed while you turn the printer on, the display will show the

Printing test

key to stop printing.

will remain displayed while the following output will be

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The following table will help you to identify and solve problems which may occur when using the printer. If the problem is not listed, or if it is not corrected by any of the methods suggested, contact your supplier for help.

Problem Cause Solution

Printer fails to print Wait is displayed Press Interface cables are not

properly connected

Fanfold paper is not advancing

Paper is not correctly aligned

The drive selection lever is

Print fading Ribbon not feeding

Ribbon worn or damaged Replace ribbon. Print head too far from paper Pull paper thickness lever towards the back of the

Paper holes are torn Remove torn paper and replace with next good

on sprocket wheels

selected in cut sheet position.

ON LINE

Push cables firmly into sockets at both en ds.

sheet. Check the tension of the paper between left and right sprocket wheels. If too tight, loosen, by moving right sprocket wheels slightly to left (see

Paper Handling

“

Reload paper, ensuring that corresponding holes at each side of paper are correctly aligned on sprocket wheels.

Position lever in the fanfold position.

Check that ribbon is correctly loaded (see “

Cartridge Installation

knob to ensure that the ribbon is not jammed.

printer to move print head closer to paper.

key to enable printing.

” before).

”

before). Turn the tension

Ribbon

Problem Cause Solution

Dark, smudgy print Print head too close to paper Pull paper thickness lever towards the front of the

printer to move print head away from paper.

Self-test not printed

Carriage fault Press

The display shows

Remove paper

The display shows

Carriage error

ON LINE

key not pressed while

turning the printer on.

Error in the paper handling procedure

An unrecoverable carriage error occurred

Repeat the sequence (see “

Printing the Self Test

before).

ON LINE

Printing The Self Test

“

key and repeat the sequence (see

” before).

Try to eject the paper using ↑ and ↓ in MICRO FEED function.

Turn the printer off. Make sure that the ribbon is not blocked inside the cartridge by turning the tension knob, then wait 3 seconds and turn the printer on. If the problem is not solved, call Technical Assistance.

Cut sheet has not been loaded

Press The paper chute is in down

You have not correctly inserted the cut sheet

position

fanfold paper

Insert again cut sheet into the front paper entry slot making sure that it reaches the roller.

LOAD

key.

Place the paper chute in raised position and insert again the cut sheet. Press

LOAD

(4051/4056 plus models only)

“

or FF.

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For the 4051/4056 printer models, an integrated Ethernet 10/100 Base-T interface for the network connections is available that coexists with the serial interface.

For more information, refer to the Installation Guide you receive together the “PRINTER SERVER ETHERNET 10/100 Mbit Multiprotocol” CD-ROM.

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This Automatic Sheet Feeder (ASF) provides fast and automatic feeding of cut sheets and multicopy-forms on your printer. This option is quickly and easily installed onto the printer by the operator. No tools or special equipment are necessary. Operation of the sheet feeder is relatively simple and with proper installation and care, it will provide long and trouble-free service. The cut sheets are contained in adjustab le pa per feed bi n and a re indi vi dual ly fed by the feeder to the printer platen. After printing, the feeder automatically transports the sheet or form into the output stacker of the feeder.

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Unpack the Automatic Sheet Feeder (ASF) and check that all components are present:

User Manual

Automatic Sheet Feeder

Paper Stackers

Pa p e r S o rte r C ove r

Front Cover

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Make sure that no paper is present in the printer and that the Automatic Sheet Feeder loading is selected via your printer operator panel (see “Configuring the Printer” section).

1. Turn the printer off.

2. Remove the printer cover by pushing down simultaneously the two buttons in the front part of the cover and lifting it out.

3. Remove the paper chute, if present, as follows:

• put it in the raised position and flex it towards the front of the printer;

• lift the right side of the paper chute;

• unhook the left side of the paper chute.

Keep the printer cover and the paper chute in a safe place as they must be reinstalled if the ASF is

removed.

4. Slide the rubber rollers (1) of the paper bail to the extreme right side. Remove the plastic mask (2) that protects the feeding mechanism on the right side of the platen.

5. Put the drive selection lever in the cut sheet position.

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1. Find the paper stackers.

2. Clip two paper sta ckers (1) onto the metal strip (2), placed over the paper entry slot (3), for the input of paper.

Compuprint 4051 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

To enter the Program Setup procedure, proceed as follows: