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:::Receipt Printer User’
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All specifications are subjected to change without notice
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
Parts Identifications
22.Setting up the printer
3
2.1
Unpacking
3
2.2
Connecting the cables
4
2.3
Loading the roll paper
7
2.4
Dip switch setting
93.Control panel and other
functions
13
3.1
Control panel
13
3.2
Error Indicating
134.Self Test
145.
Hexadecimal Dump
146.
Specifications
15
6.1 Environmental Cond
itions156
.2Reliability
15
6.3 Certification
15
7. Command List
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1.
Parts Identifications
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2. Setting Up the Printer
2-1. Unpacking
Your printer box should include
these items. If any items are
damaged
or missing, please
contact your dealer for assistance.
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Adaptor (Option) Interface Cable (Option)
2-2. Connecting the Cables
You can connect up the cables required for printing to the printer. They all connect to the
connector panel on the back of the printer, which is shown below :
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Before connecting any of the ca
bles, make sure that both
the
printer and the computer are
turned off.
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2-2-1. Interface Connector
<D
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SUB 25 Female Serial Port> <D
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SUB Centronics Parallel Port>
<4Pin
“B”
Type USB Port>
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Serial
interface
PIN
SIGNAL
I/O
DESCRIPTION
2TxDOutput
Printer transmit data line RS
-
232C level
3RxDInput
Printer receivedata line RS
-
232C level
4, 20
DTR
Output
Printer handshake to host line RS
-
232C level
6
DSR
Input
Data Send Ready
1, 7
GND-Syste
m Ground
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USB interface
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PIN
SIGNAL
I/O
DESCRIPTION
1
+5V-+5V2DATA
--Printer transmit data line
3
DATA+
-
Printer transmit data line
4
GND-System Ground
-
Centronics Parallel interface
PIN
SIGNAL
I/O
DESCRIPTION
1
STROBE
-
InputSynchronize signal Data received
2~9
DATA0
~7Input/Output
Data bit Transmitted 0
~710
ACK-Output
Data receiving
completed.
11
BUSY
Output
I
mpossibleto
print of
data receiving
.12PE
Output
Paper empty
13
SELECT
Output
Printer status for ON/OFF line
14AUTO FEED
-
Input
Paper auto feed signal
15
GROUND
-
System
g
round
16
GROUND
-
System
g
round
17NC-18
LOGIC
-H-
+5V19~30
GROUND
-
System
g
round
31
INIT-Input
Initialize
32
ERROR
-
Output
Printer error
33
GROUND
-
System ground
34NC-35+5V-
+5V36SELLECT IN
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Input
Printer select signal
2-2-2. Cash Drawer Connector
The printer can operate two cash drawers with a 6 pin RJ
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11 modular connector. The driver is
capable of supplying a maximum current of 1.0A for 510ms or less when not printi
ng.
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PINSIGNAL
D
ESCRIPTION
1
Signal GND
-2Drawer kick
-
out drive signal 1
Output
3
Drawer open/close signal
Input
4
+24V
-5Drawer kick
-
out drive signal 2
Output
6
Signal GND
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2-3. Loading the Roll Paper
Notes: Be sure to use paper
rolls that meet the specifications. Do not use paper rolls that
have the paper glued to the core because the printer cannot detect the paper end correctly.
(Turn off power switch)
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Turn off power switch.
1. Make sure that the printer is not receiving
data; Otherwise, data may be lost.
2. Open the paper roll cover by pulling down the cover
-
open lever.
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3. Remove the used paper roll core if there is one inside.
4. Insert new paper roll as shown.
5. Be sure to note the correct direction that the paper comes off the roll.
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6. Pull out a small amount of paper, as shown. Then, close the cover.
7. Tear off the paper as shown.
2-4. DIP SWITCH SETTING
The printer is set up at the factory to be appropriate for almost all users. It does, however, offer
some settings for users with special
requirements
.
It has DIP switches that allow you to change comm
unication setting, such as handshaking and
parity check, as well as print density.
Your printer has two sets of DIP switches. The functions of the switches are shown in the
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following tables.
※
Note : Power off. And open the cover of Dip Switch and change setting.
2-4-1. Serial Interface Specification
DIP Switch Set 1 Functions
SW
FUNCTION
ON
OFF
DEFAULT
1
Data ReceiveError
Ignore
Print“?”OFF2Hexadecimal
HEXDUMP
NORMAL
OFF3Hand Shak
ing
XON/OFF
DTR/DSR
OFF4Data
Length
7bits
8bits
OFF5Parity Check
ENABLED
DISABLED
OFF6Parity Check
EVEN
ODD
OFF
Baud rate selection
Transmission speed
SW-7SW-84800 baud
ONON9600 baud
OFFON19200 baud
ON
OFF
38400 baud
OFF
OFF
DIP Swit
ch Set 2 Functions
Print Density
Print Density
SW-1SW-2Lower Power
ONONNormal
OFFONNormal
ON
OFF
Dark
OFF
OFF
Cutter
SW
FUNCTION
ON
OFF
Remarks
3
Cutter
FULL CUT
PARTIAL CUT
Only Epsonmode
Emulation
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FUNCTION
SW-4SW-5Epson (TM
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88)
OFF
OFF
Paper low detect
SW
FUNCTION
ON
OFF6Paper Low
Detect
Do not Detect
2-4-2. Parallel Interface Specification
DIP Switch Set 1
Function
SW
FUNCTION
ON
OFF
DEFAULT
1
Reserved
--OFF2Hexadecimal
HEXDUMP
NORMAL
OFF3Reserved
--OFF4Reserved
--OFF5Parallel mode
UNIDIRECTION
BIDIRECTION
OFF6Reserved
--OFF
Baud rate selection
Transmission speed
SW-7SW-8DEFAULT
Reserved
--OFF
Reserved
--OFF
Reserved
--OFF
Reserved
--OFF
DIP Switch Set 2 Functions
Print Density
Print De
nsitySW-1SW-2
Lower Power
ONONNormal
OFFONNormal
ON
OFF
Dark
OFF
OFF
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Cutter
SW
FUNCTION
ON
OFF
Remarks
3
Cutter
FULL CUT
PARTIAL CUT
Only Epsonmode
Emulation
FUNCTION
SW-4SW-5Epson (TM
-
88)
OFF
OFF
Paper low detect
SW
FUNCTION
ON
OFF6Paper Low
Detect
Do not Detect
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CAUTION:
Turn off the printer while removing the DIP switch cover to prevent an electric short, which can
damage the printer.
1. Make sure the printer is turned off.
2. Remove the screw from the DIP switch cover. Then, take off the DIP switch cover as sh
own
in the illustration below.
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3. Set the switches using a pointed toll, such as tweezers or a small screwdriver.
4. Replace the DIP switch cover. Then, secure it with the screw.
The new settings take effect when
you turn on the printer.
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☞
CAUTION:
When the paper is jammed with cutter, the top cover might be stuck. In this case, repeat power
on and off several times.
If the top cover is still stuck, please follow the steps to release the papers from jamming.
1. Make sure the printer is tur
ned off.
2. Take out cutter cover as shown.
3. Turn screw with drivers to a direction until paper is released from the cutter.
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3. Control panel and other
functions
.
3-1. Control panel
You can
control
the basic paper feeding operations of the printer with the button on the control
panel. The indicator lights help you to monitor the printe
r’s
status.
Control Panel
Button
The
button
can be disabled by the ESC c 5 command.
PAPER
POWER
ERROR
FEED
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Pr
ess the FEED button once to advance paper one line. You can also hold down the FEED
button to feed paper continuously.
3-2. Error indicating
This section explains the different patterns signaled by the two LED indicators located on the
top cover of the pr
inter.
PAPER
ERROR
POWER
STATUS
RED
RED
GREEN
REMARKS
Power off
OFF
OFF
OFF
Normal power is not supplied to the printer
Power on
OFF
OFFONNormal power is supplied to the printer
On line
OFF
OFFONNormal error
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free mode
Cover open
OFFONON
Close
cover
Paper empty
OFFONON
Insert new paper roll
Paper near end
ON
OFFONPaper is low
Test mode
OFF
OFFONIgnored error led
4. Self Test
The
self-test
lets you know if your printer is operating properly. It checks the control circuits,
pr
inter mechanisms, print quality, ROM version and DIP switch settings.
This test is independent of any other equipment or software.
Running the self test
1. Make sure the printer is turned off and the printer cover is closed properly.
2. While holding dow
n the FEED
button
, turn on the printer using the switch on the front of the
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printer to begin the
self-test
. The Self Test prints the printer settings and then prints the
following, Cuts the paper, and pauses. (Error LED On)
Self test Printing
Please press
the PAPER FEED button.
3. Press the FEED button to continue printing. The printer prints a
pattern
using the built
-incharacter set.
4. The self test automatically ends and cuts the paper after printing the following:
***
Completed
***
The printer is r
eady to receive data as soon as it completes the
self-test
.
5. Hexadecimal Dump
This feature allows
experienced
users to see exactly what data is c
oming
to the printer. This can
be useful in finding software problems.
When you turn on the hex dump functi
on, the printer prints all commands and other data in
hexadecimal format along with a guide section to help you find specific commands.
To use the hex dump feature, follow these steps:
1. After you make sure that the printer is off and Dip s/w 1
-
2 is ON,
turn on the printer.
2. Run any software program that sends data to the printer. The printer prints
“
Hexadecimal
Dump
”
and then all the codes it receives in a two
-
column format. The first column contains the
hexadecimal codes and the second column gives th
e
ASCⅡcharacters that correspond to the
codes.
Hexadecimal Dump
1B 21 00 1B 26 02 40 40 .!..& . @ @
1B 25 01 1B 63 34 00 1B .%.. c4 ..
41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 ABCDEFGH
□
A period (.) is printed for each code that has no ASC
Ⅱ
equival
ent.
3. Turn off the printer, and make sure that Dip sw 1
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2 off.
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4. Turn on the printer.
6. Specifications
Important!
When using a printer power supply other than optional AC adaptor (HT
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U1135, LSE
9901B2460), be sure that the following cautions are ob
served.
Use a power supply (Limited Power Supply) of DC 24V
±
10% and more than 1.5A.
Be careful about installing the printer in an area where there is noise.
Take the appropriate measure to protect against electrostatic AC line noise, etc.
6-1. Environment
al
Requirements
(1)Operating
Temperature 5
°
C to 45
°CHumidity 10% to 90% RH (without condensation)
(2)Transport/Storage (except paper)
Temperature
-20°
C to 60
°CHumidity 10% to 90% RH (without condensati
on)
6-2. Reliability
(1)MCBF 50 million lines (based on an average printing rate of 12.5% with paper
thickness in the range 65µm to 75µm)
35 million lines (based on an average printing rate of 12.5% with p
aper
thickness in the range 76µm to 150µm)
(2)Head Life 100 million pulses, 100Km
(3)Cutter Life 1.0 million
cuttings (
if the paper thickness is between 65 and 90µm)
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6-3. Certification
(1)FCC PART15 CLASS A
(2)CE EMCD/LVD
(3)UL/cUL
(4)MIC
7. Command List
No.
Command
Function
REMARKS
1HTHorizontal tab
2LFPrint and line feed
3CRPrint and carriage return
4FFPrint end position label to start printing
5
CAN
Cancel print data in page mode
6
DLE EOT
Real-
time status transmission
7
DLE ENQ
Real-time request to printer
8
DLE DC4
Generate pulse at real
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time9ESC FF
Print data in page mode
10
ESC SP
Set character right
-
side spacing
11
ESC !
Set printmode
12
ESC $
Select/canceluser
-
defined cha
racter set
13
ESC %
Define
user-defined characters
14
ESC &
Turn underline mode on/off
15
ESC *
Set bit image mode
16
ESC-Turn underline mode on/off
17
ESC 2
Set 1/6 inch line spacing
18
ESC 3
Set line spacing using minimum units
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ESC=Select peripheral device
20
ESC ?
Cancel user
-
defined characters
21
ESC @
Initialize printer
22
ESC D
Set horizontaltab positions
23
ESC E
Select emphasized mode
24
ESC G
Select double
-
strike mode
25
ESC J
Print end feed paper using minimum
units26ESC L
Select page mode
27
ESC M
Select character font
28
ESC R
Select international character set
29
ESC S
Select standard mode
30ESC T
Select print direction in page mode
31ESC V
Set/cancel 90
cw rotated character
32ESC W
Set pr
inting area in page mode
33ESC＼Set relative position
34ESC a
Align position
35ESC c 3
Select paper sensor(s) to output paper
-
end signals
36ESC c 4
Select paper sensor(s) to stop printing
37ESC c 5
Enable/disablepanel buttons
38
ESC d
P
rint and feed paper
n
lines39ESC p
General pulse
40
ESC t
Select character codetable
41
ESC {
Set/cancel upside
-
down character printing
42
FS p
Print NV bit image
43
FS q
Define NV bit image
44
GS !
Select character size
45
GS $
Set absolu
te vertical print position in page mode
46
GS *
Define downloaded bit image
47
GS /
Print down
-
loaded bit image
48
GS B
Turn white/black reverse printingmode on/off
49
GS H
Select printing position of HRI characters
50
GS I
Transmit printer ID
51
GS L
Set left margin
52
GS P
Set horizontaland vertical motion units
53
GS V
Cut paper
54
GS W
Set printing area width
55
GS＼Set relative vertical print position in page mode
56
GS a
Enable/disableAutomatic Status
Back (
ASB)
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GS fSelect font for HRI characters
58
GS h
Set bar code height
59
GS k
Print bar code
60
GS r
Transmit status
61
GS v 0
Print raster bit image
62
GS w
Set bar code width
< Add >
1
ESC i
Full cut
2
ESC m
Partial cut
3FS !
Set printmode(s) for Kanji characters
4
FS &
Select Kanjicharactermode
5FS-
Turn underline mode on/off for Kanjicharacter
6
FS .
Cancel Kanji character mode
7
FS 2 c1 d1
…dkDefine user
-
defined Kanji characters
8
FS C
Select Kanjichar
acter code system
9
FS S 1 2
Set left
-
and right
-
side Kanji character spacing
10
FS W
Turn quadruple
-
size mode on/off for Kanji character
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:: MEMO ::
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:: MEMO ::
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