Iso-Tech 300XP Instruction Manual
Instruction Manual
300XP
Portable Thermal Printer
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Africa
Iso-Tech
1 & 2 Indianapolis Street
Kyalami Business Park
Kyalami, Midrand, South Africa
Asia
Iso-Tech
460 Alexandra Road, #15-01A
PSA Building
Singapore 119963
Europe
Iso-Tech
PO Box 99
Corby
Northamptonshire
NN17 9RS
United Kingdom
Japan
West Tower (12th Floor)
Yokohama Business Park
134 Godocho, Hodogaya
Yokohama, Kanagawa 240-0005 Japan
USA
7410 Pebble Drive
Fort Worth
Texas 76118-6961
Canada
1701 Woodward Drive
Ste 108 Ottawa
Ontario K2C 0R4, Canada
South America
Av. Pdte. Eduardo Frei M. 6001-71
Centro Empresas El Cortijo
Conchali, Santiago, Chile
PRINTER DESCRIPTION / EN
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6.3 Mechanical and Environmental Specifications
Operating Temperature:
10 to +50°C
Storage Temperature: 20 to +60°C
Humidity: 0 to 90%RH (Non-condensing)
Battery: 8 x 1.5V (AA)
AC Power Adaptor:
Input: 100 to 240V a.c., 50 to 60 Hz, 0.2A
Output: 12V d.c. 0.5A
Dimension: W95 x D135 x H55mm
Weight: 440g (including 8 batteries)
CONTENTS / EN
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1 Printer Description ..............................................................................1
2 Connection...........................................................................................3
2.1 Using the OP (optically isolated) connecting port (for
connection to ISO-TECH instruments)..................................... 3
2.1.1 ISO-TECH IPM3005 Flexible Power Quality Tester ......... 3
2.1.2 ISO-TECH 6200 Graphic Power Quality Analyzer........... 4
2.1.3 ISO-TECH 6300 Graphic Power Quality Analyzer........... 5
2.2 To use the RS232 connecting port............................................6
2.2.1 AVM-09 Anemometer.........................................................6
2.3 To Connect with Agilent® 34401A ............................................7
2.3.1 Setting Agilent® 34401A ...................................................7
2.3.2 To Connect with Agilent® 34401A Multi-meter ............... 9
2.3.3 Agilent Buttons Description ...........................................10
3 Operation Description....................................................................... 11
3.1 Setting the Printing Contrast .................................................. 11
3.2 Dip Switch Description ............................................................12
3.3 Replacing the Batteries ...........................................................14
3.4 Replacing the Thermal Paper roll ...........................................15
4 Software Installation and Operation ................................................ 18
4.1 Software Installation ................................................................ 18
4.2 Setting the Connecting Port....................................................19
4.3 Graphics Printing ..................................................................... 19
4.4 Text Printing.............................................................................. 20
4.5 Programming Text Header and Footer...................................21
5 Appendix ............................................................................................22
5.1
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Appendix IαPC Command for Printer................................22
5.2
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Appendix IIαCoding of Graphics Printing......................... 23
5.3
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Appendix IIIαRS-232 Pin Connections ..............................24
5.4
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Appendix IVαASCII Code Tables........................................25
6 Specifications ....................................................................................32
6.1 Printing Mechanical specifications ........................................ 32
6.2 Communication Specifications ............................................... 32
6.3 Mechanical and Environmental Specifications .....................33
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PRINTER DESCRIPTION / EN
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1 Printer Description
1. Cancel button: When pressed, printing is stopped immediately.
2. Print button: When pressed, data is fetched from the instrument and printed,
including the Header and Footer.
3. Cont button: When pressed, data is fetched from the instrument and printed
automatically but without header and footer, depending on the selected print interval
- refer to DIP Switches SW4 & SW5.
4. Feed button: Line-feed - paper moves up one line.
5. Optically isolated connecting cable.
6. RS232 connecting port.
7. Power switch.
8. Socket: 12V dc power socket – centre positive
PRINTER DESCRIPTION / EN
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6 Specifications
6.1 Printing Mechanical specifications
Method: Thermal Dot-matrix Printing
Dot per Line: 8 (Vertical) x 166 (Horizontal)
Fonts: 5 x 7 and 10 x 15
Dot Pitch: 0.35mm (Vertical), 0.28mm (Horizontal)
Character Size: 1.4 x 2.4mm (5x7), 2.8 x 4.6mm (10x15)
Characters per Line: 27 (5x7), 16 (10x15)
Printing Contrast: Automatic or user-selectable.
Printing Width: 46mm
Printing Speed: 0.8 lines / second
Printing Life: 500,000 lines
Paper roll size:
57mm wide x 28 mm ӿ
6.2 Communication Specifications
Interface: RS-232C (9,600, 8, 1, N)
Receiving Buffer: 9K bytes
Character Set: ASCII International
Graphics: Bit Map (160*400)
PRINTER DESCRIPTION / EN
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231 E7 347
Decimal Hexadecimal Octal ASCII
232 E8 350
233 E9 351
234 EA 352
235 EB 353
236 EC 354
237 ED 355
238 EE 356
239 EF 357
240 F0 360
241 F1 361 ±
242 F2 362
243 F3 363
244 F4 364
245 F5 365
246 F6 366 ÷
247 F7 367
248 F8 370
249 F9 371
250 FA 372
251 FB 373
252 FC 374
253 FD 375
254 FE 376
255 FF 377
PRINTER DESCRIPTION / EN
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9. Printer upper cover.
10. Printer base.
11. Battery cover.
12. Paper cover.
13. Paper exit: Printed paper will emerge from this exit and can be torn off against the
serrated cutting edge.
14. Paper trough: Cavity for the roll of thermal paper.
15. Dip switches: Used to select printing interval, character size & input modes – refer
to section 3.2 for details
16. STATUS LED: When the connection is via RS232 and this LED blinks,
the printer is
awaiting connection to the host instrument. When this LED is off, connection is
established.
17. Low battery LED: When lit, the internal batteries are low and should be replaced refer to section 3.3.
18. RS232 Status LED: When lit, connection is via the RS232 port.
19. OP Status LED: When lit indicates connection is via the optically isolated port.
20. Rubber feet: Prevent the printer sliding on smooth surfaces.
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PRINTER DESCRIPTION / EN
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2 Connection
2.1 Using the OP (optically isolated) connecting port
(for connection to ISO-TECH instruments)
2.1.1 ISO-TECH IPM3005 Flexible Power Quality Tester
1. Ensure the 300XP printer is turned off.
2. Set the DIP switch of the printer SW1 to ON.
3. Connect the OP cable of the printer to the optical port on the host instrument (Refer
to the instructions for the host instrument for further information).
4. Turn the host instrument power on.
5. Turn on the printer.
6. Ensure the status LED of the printer is off.
7. Connection is now complete.
8. Press the Print button for single event printing (including Header and Footer), or
Press the Cont button for continuous printing (excluding Header and Footer)
9. If the connection fails, turn off the printer and host instrument and then repeat steps
4~6 above.
Printing example:
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PRINTER DESCRIPTION / EN
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Decimal Hexadecimal Octal ASCII
197 C5 305
198 C6 306
199 C7 307
200 C8 310
201 C9 311
202 CA 312
203 CB 313
204 CC 314
205 CD 315
206 CE 316
207 CF 317
208 D0 320
209 D1 321
210 D2 322
211 D3 323
212 D4 324
213 D5 325
214 D6 326
215 D7 327
216 D8 330
217 D9 331
218 DA 332
219 DB 333
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5*7 full
220 DC 334
5*4 top
221 DD 335
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3*7 left
222 DE 336
3*7 right
223 DF 337
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5*7 bottom
224 E0 340
225 E1 341
226 E2 342
227 E3 343
228 E4 344
229 E5 345
230 E6 346
PRINTER DESCRIPTION / EN
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Decimal Hexadecimal Octal ASCII
163 A3 243 (spare)
164 A4 244 (spare)
165 A5 245 (spare)
166 A6 246 (spare)
167 A7 247 (spare)
168 A8 250 (spare)
169 A9 251 (spare)
170 AA 252 (spare)
171 AB 253 (spare)
172 AC 254 (spare)
173 AD 255 (spare)
174 AE 256 (spare)
175 AF 257 (spare)
176 B0 260 (spare)
177 B1 261 (spare)
178 B2 262 (spare)
179 B3 263
180 B4 264
181 B5 265
182 B6 266
183 B7 267
184 B8 270
185 B9 271
186 BA 272
187 BB 273
188 BC 274
189 BD 275
190 BE 276
191 BF 277
192 C0 300
193 C1 301
194 C2 302
195 C3 303
196 C4 304
PRINTER DESCRIPTION / EN
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2.1.2 ISO-TECH 6200 Graphic Power Quality Analyzer
1. Ensure the 300XP printer is turned off.
2. Set the DIP switch of the printer: SW1 to ON.
3. Connect the OP cable of the printer to the optical port on the host instrument (Refer
to the instructions for the host instrument for further information).
4. Turn the host instrument power on.
5. Turn on the printer.
6. Ensure the status LED of the printer is off.
7. Connection is now complete.
8. Press the Print button for single event printing (including Header and Footer), or
Press the Cont button for continuous printing (excluding Header and Footer)
9. If the connection fails, turn off the printer and host instrument and then repeat steps
4~6 above.
Printing example:ʳ
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