Star Micronics FVP10 series Hardware Manual

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THERMAL PRINTER

FVP10

Hardware Manual

SERIES

Caution Symbol

ese symbols are located near the thermal print head. Because the thermal print head is hot immediately aer printing, do not touch it. Static electricity can damage the thermal print head. To protect the thermal print head from static electricity, do not touch it.

is symbol is located near the cutter. Never touch the cutter blade, as you could injure your ngers.

is symbol is located near the peripheral drive connector. Do not connect this to a telephone.

is symbol is located near the screws securing the case or the protective plate, which should not be opened by individuals other than service personnel. Individuals, other than service personnel, should not remove these screws. High voltage areas in the case can be dangerous.

Federal Communications Commission

Radio Frequency Interference

Statement

is device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) is device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

NOTE: is equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. ese limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. is 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. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

FCC WARNING

Changes or modications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. For compliance with the Federal Noise Interference Standard, this equipment requires a shielded cable. For RF interference suppression, if a ferrite core is provided with this device, ax it to the interface cable.

is statement will be applied only for the printers marketed in U.S.A.

Statement of

e Canadian Department of Communications

Radio Interference Regulationst

is Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Cet appareil numérique de la classe A est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.

e above statement applies only to printers marketed in Canada.

< For Bluetooth models >

Federal Communications Commission

Radio Frequency Interference

Statement

is device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and RSS-Gen of IC Rules. Operation is subject to the following

two conditions:

(1)this device may not cause harmful interference, and

(2)this device must accept any interference received,including interference that may cause undesired operation.

is equipment complies with FCC/IC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment and

meets the FCC radio frequency (RF) Exposure Guidelines in Supplement C to OET65 and RSS-102 of the IC radio

frequency (RF) Exposure rules. is equipment has very low levels of RF energy that it deemed to comply without

maximum permissive exposure evaluation(MPE). But it is desirable that it should be installed and operated keeping

the radiator at least 20cm or more away from person's body (excluding extremities: hands,wrists,feet and ankles).

is statement will be applied only for the printers marketed in U.S.A and Canada.

CE MARKING WARNING

Hereby, Star Micronics Co., Ltd. declares that this device is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.

Notice) is device can be operated in all European countries.

Italy: e public use is subject to general authorisation by the respective service provider.

Norway: is subsection does not apply for the geographical area within a radius of 20 km from the centre of Ny-

Alesund.

is statement will be applied only for the printers marketed in Europe.

Trademark acknowledgments

FVP10 : Star Micronics Co., Ltd.

Notice

• The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice.

• All eorts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the contents of this manual at the time of going to press. However, should any errors be detected, STAR would greatly appreciate being informed of them.

• The above notwithstanding, STAR can assume no responsibility for any errors in this manual.

• iOS is a trademark or registered trademark of Cisco in the U.S. and other countries and is used under license.

• Android is a trademark of Google Inc.

• Windows is registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.

1. Unpacking and Installation ...................................................................................... 1

1-1. Unpacking........................................................................................................................... 1

1-2. Notes about Installation ...................................................................................................... 1

2. PartsIdenticationandNomenclature ................................................................... 2

3. Setup ............................................................................................................................ 3

3-1. Connecting the Interface Cable to the PC .......................................................................... 3

3-1-1. Parallel Interface Cable ......................................................................................................3

3-1-2. RS-232C Interface Cable ...................................................................................................3

3-1-3. USB Interface Cable ..........................................................................................................3

3-1-4. PoweredUSB Interface Cable ............................................................................................4

3-1-5. Ethernet Interface Cable ....................................................................................................4

3-2. Connecting the Interface Cable to the Printer .................................................................... 5

3-2-1. Parallel Interface Cable ......................................................................................................5

3-2-2. RS-232C Interface Cable ...................................................................................................6

3-2-3. USB Interface Cable ..........................................................................................................6

3-2-4. PoweredUSB Interface Cable ............................................................................................7

3-2-5. Ethernet Interface Cable ....................................................................................................8

3-3. Connecting the AC Adapter ................................................................................................ 9

3-4. Turning the Power On ...................................................................................................... 10

3-5. Attaching the Switch Cover.............................................................................................. 10

3-6. Connecting to a Peripheral Device ................................................................................... 11

3-7. Bluetooth Settings (For Bluetooth Interface Models only) .............................................. 12

3-7-1. Pairing using SSP (Simple Secure Pairing) [Default] ......................................................12

3-7-2. Pairing using PIN code ....................................................................................................13

3-7-3. Auto Connection Function (iOS only) .............................................................................13

3-7-4. Setting up Auto Connection ............................................................................................. 15

3-7-5. Resetting Bluetooth Settings ............................................................................................16

4. LoadingPaperandConguringtheCutter ........................................................... 17

4-1. Loading a Paper Roll ........................................................................................................ 17

4-2. Changing the Paper Width ................................................................................................ 18

4-3. Changing the Paper Thickness ......................................................................................... 19

4-3-1. Setting the Tension Lever Position ..................................................................................19

4-3-2. Setting the Slide Lever Position .......................................................................................20

4-4. Changing the Cutter Mode ............................................................................................... 21

4-5. Setup Precautions ............................................................................................................. 22

5. ConsumablePartsandACAdapter ....................................................................... 24

5-1. General Thermal Paper Roll ............................................................................................. 24

5-1-1.

5-1-2.

Paper Roll Specications

Effective Print Width

.............................................................................................24

....................................................................................................25

5-2. Thermal Label Paper Roll (Tack label paper and full-face thermal label paper) ............. 25

5-2-1.

5-2-2. Effective Print Width .......................................................................................................26

Paper Roll Specications

.............................................................................................25

5-3. AC Adapter (Option) ........................................................................................................ 27

6. ControlPanelandOtherFunctions ....................................................................... 28

6-1. Control Panel .................................................................................................................... 28

6-2. Errors ................................................................................................................................ 28

6-3. Self-Printing ..................................................................................................................... 29

6-3-1.

6-3-2.

Test Printing

Hexadecimal Dump Mode

6-4. Adjusting Sensors ............................................................................................................. 30

6-4-1.

PE and BM Sensor Adjustment Mode

...................................................................................................................29

...........................................................................................29

........................................................................30

6-4-2.

NE Sensor Adjustment Mode

......................................................................................31

7. AdjustingtheNear-EndSensor .............................................................................. 33

8. Speaker ...................................................................................................................... 34

8-1. Speaker Specications ...................................................................................................... 34

8-2. Adjusting the Volume ....................................................................................................... 34

8-3. Speaker Jack ..................................................................................................................... 34

8-4. Audio Error Messages ...................................................................................................... 35

9. PreventingandRemovingPaperJams .................................................................. 36

9-1. Preventing Paper Jams ...................................................................................................... 36

9-2. Removing Paper Jams ...................................................................................................... 36

9-3. Releasing the Cutter Lock ................................................................................................ 36

10. Maintenance ............................................................................................................. 37

10-1. Thermal Head ................................................................................................................... 37

10-2. Platen Rubber Roller ........................................................................................................ 38

10-3. Paper Holder ..................................................................................................................... 38

10-4. Sensors and Their Surrounding Area ................................................................................ 38

11. Specications ............................................................................................................ 39

11-1. General Specications ...................................................................................................... 39

11-2. Auto Cutter Specications ................................................................................................ 40

11-3. Interface Specications .................................................................................................... 40

11-4. Power Supply Specications ............................................................................................ 40

11-5. Environmental Requirements ........................................................................................... 41

11-6. Reliability Specications .................................................................................................. 41

11-7. Black Mark Specications ................................................................................................ 42

12. DIPSwitchSettings .................................................................................................. 43

12-1. Parallel Interface Model ................................................................................................... 44

12-2. RS-232C Interface Model................................................................................................. 45

12-3. USB and PoweredUSB Interface Model .......................................................................... 47

12-4. Ethernet Interface Model .................................................................................................. 48

13. Parallel Interface ...................................................................................................... 50

14.RS-232CInterface .................................................................................................... 51

14-1. RS-232C Interface Specications..................................................................................... 51

14-2. Connector and Signal Name ............................................................................................. 51

14-3. Cable Connections ............................................................................................................ 53

15. USB and PoweredUSB Interface ............................................................................ 54

15-1. USB and PoweredUSB Interface Specications .............................................................. 54

15-2. Connector and Signal Name ............................................................................................. 54

16.EthernetInterfaceSpecications ............................................................................ 55

17.PeripheralDriveCircuit .......................................................................................... 56

18.MemorySwitchSettings .......................................................................................... 58

1. Unpacking and Installation

1-1. Unpacking

After unpacking the unit, check that all the necessary accessories are included in the package.

Thermal paper roll

CD-ROM

Switch cover

Setup sheets

Printer

USB cable

1-2. NotesaboutInstallation

1. Place the printer on a rm, level desktop.

2. Do not install the printer where it may become unstable if its front cover were pulled out.

The printer may fall and cause injury.

If you need to install the printer in such a location, x it in place.

3. Do not install the printer where an excessive amount of moisture, dust, oily mist, or iron is present. Doing so may result

in malfunction, re, or electric shock.

4. When placing objects on top of the printer, be sure that the force applied to the printer does not exceed 32.7 N (3 kgf). (Make sure that the load is not concentrated on the front section of the printer.)

5. Use the printer within boundaries indicated in the environmental requirements. Even when the ambient temperature and humidity are within the specications, avoid radical changes in environmental conditions.The suitable operating temperature range is as follows:

Operating temperature: 5°C to 45°C

6. This device employs a DC motor and switches that have an electrical contact point.

Avoid using the device in environments where silicon gas can become volatile.

7. When disposing of the printer, obey local regulations.

WARNING

l Shut down your equipment immediately if it produces smoke, a strange odor, or unusual noise. Immediately unplug the

equipment and contact your dealer for advice.

l Never attempt to repair this product yourself. Improper repair work can be dangerous.

l Never disassemble or modify this product. Tampering with this product may result in injury, re, or electric shock.

2. Parts Identication and Nomenclature

Front cover

Open to replace paper. Do not open while printing.

Control panel

Cover open lever

Pull the cover open lever toward you to open the front cover.

Features LEDs that indicate printer status and a button for operating the printer.

Power switch

Turns the printer on and off.

DC 24V

Speaker jack

Connects to a speaker.

DC 24V

Peripheral drive connector

Connects to peripheral devices such as cash drawers.

Do not connect this to a telephone line.

Power connector

Connects to an optional AC adapter.

USB port

Connects to a host computer through a USB cable.

Optional interface board connector

If you install an optional interface board, you can connect the printer to a host computer through a cable.

3. Setup

3-1. ConnectingtheInterfaceCabletothePC

3-1-1. ParallelInterfaceCable

Connect the parallel interface cable to a parallel port on your PC.

3-1-2. RS-232CInterfaceCable

Connect the RS-232C interface cable to a RS-232C port on your PC.

3-1-3. USBInterfaceCable

Connect the USB interface cable to a USB port on your PC.

Accessory:USBcable1.8MwithcoreTSP1(P/N:30729170)

3-1-4. PoweredUSBInterfaceCable

To protect the printer from electromagnetic interference, afx the ferrite core that came with the optional PoweredUSB in-

terface board to the cable. Then, connect the cable to a PoweredUSB port on your PC.

The optional PoweredUSB cable has been designed specically for this printer.

Note:

Other PoweredUSB cables may not meet the EMC technical standards.

Option:PoweredUSBcable1X8LNL1.2M(P/N:30729130)

Star-recommendedPCIcard:PCIto4PortPoweredUSBCard(Model:301-1150-01;manufacturer:Digi)

3.5 cm

(maximum)

Pull and cut

3-1-5. EthernetInterfaceCable

Connect the Ethernet cable to a USB port on your PC.

3-2. ConnectingtheInterfaceCabletothePrinter

Only a USB cable is provided. If you are using another type of cable, obtain a cable that meets the printer specications.

Because the appropriate interface cable differs depending on the system that you are connecting the printer to, contact your

dealer if you are unsure about what cable to use.

Beforeconnectingordisconnectinganinterfacecable,besuretoremovetheACadapter’spowercableplugfromthe

outlet.

CAUTION:Do not connect move than one at any given time.

3-2-1. ParallelInterfaceCable

You do not have to afx a ferrite core to a parallel interface cable.

To connect a parallel interface cable, follow the instructions given below.

(1) Make sure that the AC adapter’s power cable plug is not connected to the outlet.

(2) Connect the interface cable to the connector on the parallel interface board, and fasten the connector clasps.

Parallel interface cable

3-2-2. RS-232CInterfaceCable

You do not have to afx a ferrite core to an RS-232C interface cable.

To connect an RS-232C interface cable, follow the instructions given below.

(1) Make sure that the AC adapter’s power cable plug is not connected to the outlet.

(2) Connect the RS-232C interface cable to the connector on the RS-232C interface board, and tighten the left and right con-

nector screws.

RS-232C interface cable

3-2-3. USBInterfaceCable

You do not have to afx a ferrite core to a USB interface cable.

To connect a USB interface cable, follow the instructions given below.

Accessory:USBcable1.8MwithcoreTSP1(P/N:30729170)

(1) Make sure that the AC adapter’s power cable plug is not connected to the outlet.

(2) As shown in the gure, connect the USB interface cable to the USB interface connector.

USB interface cable

(3) Pass the cable through the cable hook.

Cable hook

DC 24V

3-2-4. PoweredUSBInterfaceCable

CAUTION: The optional PoweredUSB cable has been designed specically for this printer.

Other PoweredUSB cables may not meet the EMC technical standards.

To protect the printer from electromagnetic interference, afx the ferrite core that came with the optional interface board to the

cable. To connect the cable, follow the instructions given below.

(1) Turn the power switch off.

(2) If the AC adapter is connected, remove the power cable plug from the outlet, and then remove the plug from the printer’s

power connector.

CAUTION:Do not connect the AC adapter while the PoweredUSB cable is connected. Doing so may result in mal-

function.

(3) Afx the included ferrite core to the PoweredUSB cable as shown in the gure.

Option:PoweredUSBcable1X8LNL1.2M(P/N:30729130)

Ferrite core

PoweredUSB cable

(4) Pass the fastener through the ferrite core.

(5) Loop the fastener around the PoweredUSB interface cable, and lock it.

Use scissors to cut the excess part of the fastener.

3.5 cm (maximum) Pull and cut

(6) Connect the PoweredUSB interface cable to the connector on the PoweredUSB interface board.

PoweredUSB interface cable

3-2-5. EthernetInterfaceCable

(1) Make sure that the AC adapter’s power cable plug is not connected to the outlet.

(2) Connect the Ethernet interface cable to the connector on the Ethernet interface board.

Ethernet interface cable

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g

Link disconnection detection feature e Ethernet interface model is equipped with a link disconnection detection feature. If the printer is turned on when an Ethernet cable is not connected to it, the POWER and ERROR lamps are simultane-

ously turned on and o at 2-second intervals to indicate the disconnection. Be sure to connect the Ethernet cable from a PC or hub to the printer, and then turn the printer on.

3-3. ConnectingtheACAdapter

Before connecting or disconnecting the AC adapter, make sure that the printer and all the devices connected to it are

Note:

turned off.

Then remove the power cord plug from the outlet.

(1) Connect the AC adapter to the power cable.

Note:The optional AC adapter has been designed specically for this printer.

Other AC adapters may not meet the EMC technical standards.

Option: PS60A-24B1

(2) Connect the AC adapter to the connector on the printer.

(3) Insert the power cable plug into an AC outlet.

CAUTION

When disconnecting the cable, take hold of the cable connector to

pull it out. Releasing the lock makes it easy to disconnect the con-

nector.

Pulling the cable excessively could cause damage to the connector.

3-4. TurningthePowerOn

Connect the power cord according to the instructions in section 3-3, “Connecting the AC Adapter”.

Turn on the power switch on the front of the printer. The POWER lamp on the control panel will light.

Power switch

CAUTION

We recommend that you unplug the printer from the power outlet whenever you do not plan to use it for long periods. Because of this, you should locate the printer so that the power outlet it is plugged into is nearby and easy to access.

When an Switch blind is afxed to the printer above the power switch, the ON/OFF marks of the power switch may be

hidden. If this occurs, remove the power cord from the outlet to turn the printer OFF.

3-5. AttachingtheSwitchCover

You do not have to attach the switch cover. Do so only if you need to. Attaching the switch cover will:

• Prevent unintentional operation of the power switch.

• Prevent other people from easily operating the power switch.

Attach the switch cover as shown in the gure below.

Switch cover

You can turn the power switch on (I) and off (O) by inserting a ballpoint pen or an object with a pointed tip into the holes in the switch cover.

CAUTION

We recommend that you unplug the printer from the power outlet whenever you do not plan to use it for long periods.

Because of this, you should locate the printer so that the power outlet it is plugged into is nearby and easy to access.

3-6. ConnectingtoaPeripheralDevice

You can connect a peripheral device to the printer using a modular plug. Follow the instructions given below. For details about the recommended type of modular plug, see chapter 17, “Peripheral Drive Circuit”.

(1) Make sure that the AC adapter’s power cable plug is not connected to the outlet.

(2) Connect the end of the cable to the peripheral drive connector on the rear panel of the printer. Connect the other end of the cable to the modular jack of the peripheral device.

CAUTION

Do not connect a telephone line into the peripheral drive connector. Failure to observe this may result in damage to the printer.

Also, for safety purposes, do not connect wiring to the external drive connector if there is a chance it may carry peripheral voltage.

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3-7. Bluetooth Settings

(For

Bluetooth Interface Models only

)

RST button

PAIR button

LED> Indicates the status of the Bluetooth interface.

Green (on): Not connected.

Green (ashing): Ready to start pairing.

Blue (on): Connected.

PAIRRST

LED

Purple (ashing): Auto connection ON.

Pair the printer with the master device by following the procedure below.

Compatibility list: http://www.star-m.jp/prjump/000031.html

3-7-1. Pairing using SSP (Simple Secure Pairing) [Default]

(1) Working on the master device, tap [Settings] and set [Bluetooth] to ON.

iOS > < Android >

(2) After turning the printer's power switch on, press and hold the PAIR button on the rear interface of the printer for 5 seconds

or more, and then release it. The LED will ash green.

PAIR button

PAIR

RST

Flashing green LED

(3) Pairing will be possible for 60 seconds from when the LED begins ashing green. During this time, execute "Search for

devices" from the master device and tap the relevant device from the displayed list.

Device name: Star Micronics (default)

(4) In an iOS device, after pairing, the LED will automatically begin ashing blue, and the printer will be automatically con-

nected. In an Android device, the LED turns blue only while data is sent.

(5) Connect to the printer from the master device application and perform printing. If the printing is successful, the pairing

process has been completed.

Note: e printer performs various processes immediately aer connecting to or disconnecting from a master

device.

Please wait approximately 0.1 seconds aer connecting, and approximately 0.5 seconds aer disconnecting,

before beginning communications with the printer.

3-7-2. Pairing using PIN code

Enter the following information in the master device if it does not support SSP, or when otherwise necessary.

PIN: 1234 (default) Device name: Star Micronics (default)

It is recommended that you change the PIN code for greater security.

For details regard changing the PIN code, please see the “Software Manual -Star Bluetooth Utility- ”.

3-7-3. Auto Connection Function (iOS only)

Each time the wireless connection is disconnected while communicating with upper-level iOS devices including iPad over

Bluetooth, it is necessary to move back to the Bluetooth setting screen in the upper-level iOS device and tap the desired

printer name again to build a connection. is is an iOS specication.

In order to save this labor, this printer is equipped with the Auto Connection function that automatically requests a con-

nection from an upper-level iOS device that was connected to the printer last time.

e default setting of this function may dier according to the printer model you are using.

Conrm the default settings for your printer, as well as the use examples for ON/OFF settings, and then make the settings

to match your purpose.

You can also check the current ON/OFF setting by performing self-printing.

< Conrmation procedure by self-printing >

(1) While the printer cover is closed, hold down the FEED button on the

operation panel, and then turn on the power switch.

(2) Self-printing starts and the settings for F/W version, DIP switch,

memory switch, and so on are printed.

Subsequently the interface information is printed and nally the

current ON/OFF settings are printed.

Note: If "Auto Connection function" is set to ON when using devices other than iOS, a Bluetooth communi-

cation with the printer may fail. To use devices other than iOS, such as the Android/Windows devices,

make sure you turn o the "Auto Connection" function before using the printer.

For information on how to set up this function, see "3-7-4. Setting up Auto Connection".

See the table below for details of Auto Connection setting.

Auto Connection ON Auto Connection OFF

Reconnecting without changing the master device

After the printer is turned on, it automatically connects to the last master device that was connected.

Changing the connected master device

Disconnect the Bluetooth connection in such a way as to turn OFF the power to the upper-level device automatically connected.

Then, establish a pairing with a desired master device.

Example (recommended) When connecting directly to the

printer from one master device.

After turning on the printer, tap this printer's name on the Bluetooth settings screen on the master device.

After turning on the printer, establish a pairing with a desired master device.

When using the printer with multiple master device.

3-7-4. Setting up Auto Connection

Setting up from the Main Unit for the FVP10

Note :

If you want to change it from OFF to ON, please follow the same procedure.

(1) When paper is loaded in the printer and it is turned on, the [POWER] LED(green) on the front of the printer turns

on.

(2)

RST button

PAIR

RST

(3) The following information is printed. After that, turn the printer off and then back on again to set "Auto Connec -

tion" to OFF.

< Current Setting >

Auto Connection : OFF

To enable this setting, turn Printer Power OFF and turn ON.

(4) -

dure by self-printing”.

Note : Only Bluetooth Firmware Version 2.0 or later allows you to switch ON/OFF by pushing the [RST] button.

Setting from the Software



After pairing your device and the FVP10, change "Auto Connection" in the following application provided by our company.

iOS: Download "Star Setting Utility" from the following Web site.



http://www.star-m.jp/prjump/000003.html

Android: Download "Star Setting Utility" from the following Web site.



http://www.star-m.jp/prjump/000004.html

Windows: Download "Star Bluetooth Utility" from the following Web site.



http://www.star-m.jp/prjump/000006.html

3-7-5. Resetting Bluetooth Settings

The following procedure explains how to initialize settings that you have changed such as the PIN code, device name, and so on.

(1) While inserting a thin object such as the tip of a pen and holding down the RST button on the rear of the printer, turn on

the printer's power switch. The POWER LED (green) and the ERROR LED (red) on the front of the printer start ashing.

(2) Hold down the RSTbuttonfor4secondsormore (note 1), and then release it.

RST button

PAIR

RST

Hold down for 4 seconds or more

(3) After you release the RST button, if the LED stops ashing and the POWER LED remains lit green within 12 seconds,

initialization is complete. If the LED continues to ash for longer than 12 seconds after releasing the RST button, this indi-

cates that initialization was not successful. Turn off the printer's power and then try again from step 1.

(4) Turn off the printer's power switch and delete the pairing setup with the master device.

Note 1: In step 2, if you do not hold down the RST button for long enough, initialization will not complete correctly.

For F/W Ver2.0, Ver3.0a, and Ver3.0b interfaces

In step 2, you need to hold down the RST button for 8 seconds or more.

Also, aer nishing steps 1 to 3, to check that initialization was completed correctly, perform self-

printing. If the second sheet (*** Bluetooth Information ***) is not printed, initialization has not been

completed correctly. If this happens, turn o the printer's power, and then try again from step 1.

(You can check the rmware version from the self-printing results. See page 13 for the self-printing

procedure.)

2: Do not turn o the printer during initialization; otherwise initialization will not complete correctly.

3: If initialization is not completed correctly, turn o the printer's power and then try again from step 1.

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4. Loading Paper and Conguring the Cutter

4-1. LoadingaPaperRoll

Use a paper roll that complies with the printer specications. (See chapter 5, “Consumable Parts and AC Adapter”.)

(1) Pull the cover open lever toward you, and pull the front cover out to open it.

Cover open lever

Front cover

(2) Load the paper roll into the printer in the direction indicated by the gure, and pull the leading edge of the paper straight

toward you.

CAUTION1: Pull the paper out while keeping it tight.

2: Be careful not to pull the paper out at an angle, because doing so may cause the paper to jam or skew.

(3) Push the front of the printer to securely close the front cover.

CAUTION1: Be careful not to get your ngers caught when closing the printer’s front cover.

Do not open the front cover until the initial operations are complete.

After the front cover is closed, the printer performs the initial operations (paper feeding to paper cutting).

Paper roll

4-2. ChangingthePaperWidth

Move the paper guide to match the paper roll width.

* The following instructions are for changing the paper width from 79.5 mm to 57.5 mm.

(1) Pull the cover open lever toward you, and pull the front cover out to open it.

Paper guide

Cover open lever

(2) Move the lock lever to the free position.

(3) Turn the knob clockwise until it stops. Move the lock lever to the lock position.

Knob

Lock lever

Lock position

Do not change the paper width while the printer is in use.

Note:

Free position

4-3. ChangingthePaperThickness

To change the paper thickness setting, change the tension and the slide lever positions.

4-3-1. SettingtheTensionLeverPosition

By factory default, the tension lever is set for paper thicknesses between 65 µm and 100 µm.

To use paper whose thickness is greater than 100 µm and up to 150 µm, change the left and right paper guides’ tension

lever positions according to the instructions given below.

(1) Pull the cover open lever toward you, and pull the front cover out to open it.

(2) Insert a precision at-blade screwdriver between the front frame and the paper guide, and as shown in the gure, push the

part of the tension lever that is set in the paper guide outward to release it, and turn the lever clockwise.

Tension lever

Front frame

Position for paper whose thickness is between 65 µm and 100 µm

Left paper guide

Right paper guide

Position for paper whose thickness is

greater than 100 µm and up to 150 µm

4-3-2. SettingtheSlideLeverPosition

By factory default, the tension lever is set for paper thicknesses between 65 µm and 100 µm.

To use paper whose thickness is greater than 100 µm and up to 150 µm, change the slide lever position according to the in-

structions given below.

(1) Pull the cover open lever toward you, and pull the front cover out to open it.

(2) While pushing the slide lever that is on the left side of the case inward, change the lever position.

Position for paper whose thickness is between 65 µm and 100 µm

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Slide lever

Position for paper thicknesses greater than 100 µm and up to 150 µm

4-4. ChangingtheCutterMode

To change the cutter mode from partial to full, follow the instructions given below.

Tochangethecuttermode,changeDipswitchDIPSW1-10(seechapter12,“DipSwitchSettings”).

(1) Pull the cover open lever toward you, and pull the front cover out to open it.

Screw

AC paper guide

Fixed blade

(2) Loosen the two screws at the xed blade section.

To keep the screws from falling, only turn them once or twice.

Note:

(3) Move the xed blade lever in the direction of the arrow until it stops.

Loosen the screw

Fixed blade

(4) Tighten the two screws.

(5) Loosen the screw on either side of the AC paper guide section.

To keep the screws from falling, only turn them once or twice.

Note:

(6) Lower the AC paper guide until it stops. Then, tighten the two screws.

AC paper guide

Loosen the screw

Fixed blade lever

Screw

Do not change the cutter mode while the printer is in use.

Note:

4-5. Setup Precautions

Caution Symbol

ese symbols are located near the thermal print head. Because the thermal print head is hot immediately aer printing, do not touch it. Static electricity can damage the thermal print head. To protect the thermal print head from static electricity, do not touch it.

is symbol is located near the cutter. Never touch the cutter blade, as you could injure your ngers.

is symbol is located near the peripheral drive connector. Do not connect this to a telephone.

is symbol is located near the screws securing the case or the protective plate, which should not be opened by individuals other than service personnel. Individuals, other than service personnel, should not remove these screws. High voltage areas in the case can be dangerous.

WARNING

If you notice smoke or strange odors coming from this product, turn the power switch o immediately, and re-

move the power cord from the AC outlet. For repairs, contact the dealer that you bought the product from.

Never attempt to repair the product yourself. Doing so can be dangerous.

Never disassemble or modify the product. Doing so may result in injury, re, or electric shock.

On models that have cutters or tear bars, do not touch the cutter blade or the tear bar.

- ere is a cutter or tear bar inside the paper outlet slot. Never put your hand in the slot regardless of whether or

not the printer is in operation.

- You must open the printer cover to replace paper. However, because the cutter blade or tear bar is located inside

of the cover, be careful not to bring your face and hands too close to the blade or tear bar when the cover is open.

During and immediately aer printing, the area around the print head is very hot. Don’t touch it because you

could be burned.

Be sure to turn o the printer before performing maintenance on the cutter. Failing to do so is dangerous.

CAUTION

We recommend that you unplug the printer from the power outlet whenever you do not plan to use the printer for

long periods.

Because of this, you should locate the printer so that the power outlet it is plugged into is nearby and easy to ac-

cess.

If an AC cord set is supplied with the product, the power cord that is included has been specially designed for the

product.

Make sure that the printer and the PC are turned o and unplugged from their AC outlets before you make con-

nections.

Do not connect a telephone line to the peripheral drive connector, which is used for devices such as cash drawers.

Doing so may cause the printer to malfunction. Also, for safety purposes, do not connect a wire that may carry ex-

cessive voltage to the peripheral drive connector.

Do not open the printer covers while the printer is printing or cutting.

Do not pull out paper when the printer cover is closed.

If liquid or foreign objects (such as coins and paper) enter the inside of the printer, turn the power switch

off, disconnect the power cord from the AC outlet, and consult the dealer that you bought the product from.

Continuing to use the printer may lead to a short-circuit, which may cause electric shock or re.

e heating element and the driver IC of the thermal print head are easily damaged. Do not touch them with metal

objects, sandpaper, etc.

Do not touch the thermal print head heating element. Doing so may make it dirty, which will decrease the printing

quality.

Static electricity can damage the driver IC and other components of the thermal print head. Avoid touching it di-

rectly.

Do not operate the printer if there is moisture (which has been caused by condensation or another factor) on the

front surface of the head.

e printing quality and the thermal print head’s service life cannot be guaranteed if paper other than the recom-

mended paper is used.

In particular, thermal paper containing Na+, K+, or C1- may drastically reduce the service life of the thermal print

head.

We recommend that you use paper with the following maximum ion densities: 500 ppm of Na+, 150 ppm of K+,

and 300 ppm of Cl-.

For details on recommended thermal paper, see the following webpage.

http://www.starmicronics.com/support/

CAUTION

Wireless Communication

Do not use the device where using wireless devices is prohibited or may cause interference or danger.

e radio waves generated by the device may interfere with the operation of electronic medical devices. If you are

using any electrical medical device, contact its manufacturer for the restrictions on the use of the device.

Security functionality for Bluetooth is installed in this product. Congure the security settings according to the

manual (available on the Star Micronics website) to reduce the risk of security issues.

is device supports Bluetooth.

Since this functionality may be limited by local regulations, rst review the radio laws specic to the country in

which the product will be used.

Below is a list of laws this device has been approved by. As Star Micronics is committed to constant innovation, re-

visions may be made without an announcement. Access the Star Micronics website for the latest listing of approv-

als.

Please refer to Star Micronics website for the latest information and manuals.

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5. Consumable Parts and AC Adapter

Use paper that meets the specications.

5-1. GeneralThermalPaperRoll

5-1-1. PaperRollSpecications

(1) Paper thickness: 65 µm to 150 µm (excluding Mitsubishi HiTec F5041)

(2) Paper width: 79.5 ± 0.5 mm

57.5 ± 0.5 mm

   Note:Never change the paper width while the printer is in use.

(3) Outer roll diameter: ø83 mm or less

Take up paper roll width: 80

(4) Core inner and outer diameters:

65 µm to 75 µm: core inner ø12 ± 1 mm, core outer ø18 ± 1 mm

core inner ø25.4 ± 1 mm, core outer ø32 ± 1 mm

75 µm to 150 µm: core inner ø25.4 ± 1 mm, core outer ø32 ± 1 mm

(5) Printed surface: Outer edge of roll *Donotuseinner-wrappedpaperrolls.

Note1: Do not glue or tape the paper roll and shaft core together.

2: Do not fold the tail end of the paper.

3: We do not recommend the use of paper that has black marks printed on its near-end-sensor side, because near-end

sensing may fail when the near-end sensor deteriorates.

+0.5

mm or 58

- 1

+0.5

- 1

5-1-2. EffectivePrintWidth

Paperwidth

(mm)

Leftandrightmargins

(mm)

Effectiveprintwidth

(mm)

Numberofprintcolumns

(12×24font)

79.5 ± 0.5 4 72 48

57.5 ± 0.5 2.75, 3, 3.6 52.5, 52.0, 50.8 35, 34, 33

Left margin Effective print width Right margin

Paper width

5-2. ThermalLabelPaperRoll(Tacklabelpaperandfull-facethermallabelpaper)

5-2-1. PaperRollSpecications

(1) Total paper thickness: 150 µm or less

(2) Paper width: 79.5 ± 0.5 mm

(3) Outer roll diameter: ø83 mm or less

Take up paper roll width: 80

+0.5

mm or 58

- 1

+0.5

- 1

(4) Core inner and outer diameters:

core inner ø25.4 ± 1 mm, core outer ø32 ± 1 mm

(5) Printed surface: Outer edge of roll *Donotuseinner-wrappedpaperrolls.

Note1: Set the tension lever to the position for paper thicknesses greater than 100 µm and up to 150 µm.

 2: Set the slide lever to the position for paper thicknesses greater than 100 µm and up to 150 µm.

 3: Do not glue or tape the paper roll and shaft core together.

 4: Do not fold the tail end of paper.

 5: When using tack label paper, be sure to cut the backing paper.

5-2-2.

EffectivePrintWidth

Paperwidth

(mm)

Leftandrightmargins

(mm)

Tack label paper 76 ± 0.5 3 70 46

Full-face thermal

label paper

■

DetailedDiagramsofRecommendedTackLabelSpecifications

79.5 ± 0.5 4 72 48

Tack label

ø83 MAX

Effectiveprintwidth

(mm)

Numberofprintcolumns

(12

24font)

ø32 ± 1

ø25.4 ± 1

Release paper (backing paper)

Printing direction

Black mark (back of diagram)

+0.5

- 1.0

(Rolled dimension)

Base material (label paper)

+1.0

5 ± 1.0

0.8

30 to 295

(Label length)

15 MIN

35 to 300

(Black mark pitch)

Paper tube

(1.75)

76 ± 0.5 (Label width)

1.75 ± 0.5

79.5 ± 0.5 (Backing

paper width)

Unit: mm

■

DetailedDiagramofEffectivePrintingArea

3 (bottom margin) 4.5 (top margin)

79.5 ± 0.5 (backing paper width)

76 ± 0.5 (label width)1.75 ± 0.5 (1.75)

* Minimum settable top margin when paper is fed using back-feed

22.5 to 287.5 (effective print length)

30 to 295 (label length)

35 to 300 (black mark pitch)

3 (left margin) 3 (right margin)Dots 39 to 598

70 (effective print width: 46 columns with font A)

Effective

printing area

Unit: mm

■

DiagramofCutPosition,PrintingLine,andBlackMarkSensorPosition

2.5

Approx. 14 Approx. 13

Cut position

Printing line

Black mark sensor

Unit: mm

5-3. ACAdapter(Option)

Note:The optional AC adapter has been designed specically for this printer.

Other AC adapters may not meet the EMC technical standards. They may also cause damage to the printer, electric

shock, or re.

Model name: PS60A-24B1

Input: 90 to 264 V AC, 50/60 Hz

Output: 24±10% V DC, 2.1 A

6. Control Panel and Other Functions

6-1. ControlPanel

(1) POWER lamp (green)

(1) POWER lamp (green) Lights when the printer is online. This lamp also indicates errors, in combination with other lamps.

(2) ERROR lamp (red)

Lights when the cover is open. This lamp also indicates errors, in combination with other lamps.

(3) FEED button

When the printer is online, pressing this button feeds the paper roll. When an audio error message is being played, pressing this button stops

the message.

Press this button again if you want to hear the message again.

6-2. Errors

(1) Recoverable errors

Error description POWER ERROR Recovery condition

Thermal head high temperature detection error Paper roll near-end detection*1

Cover open error On On The printer recovers when you close the cover.

Paper out error On

Black mark error On

Link disconnection detec-

tion

Flashes at 2 second

intervals

Flashes at 2 second

intervals

Off The printer recovers automatically when the thermal head cools.

Flashes at 2 second

intervals

Flashes at 0.5 sec-

ond intervals

Flashes at 1 second

intervals

Flashes at 2 second

intervals

Indicates that the paper roll is near the end. The printer recovers when you set a new paper roll and close the front cover.

The printer recovers when you set a new paper roll and close the front cover.

The printer recovers when you change the black mark paper (readjust in PE and BM sensor adjustment mode).

Connect an Ethernet cable. For details, see section 3-2-5, "Ethernet Interface Cable."

*1 Near-end detection does not work until the paper is fed for 100 mm after the cover is opened and then closed.

*2 Ethernet interface model only

Note1: If the cutter cannot return to the home position, or the printer cannot initialize, the error is unrecoverable. For details, see section 9-3, “Releasing the Cutter Lock”.

2:If the paper is jammed, turn the power off, clear the jammed paper, and then turn the power on.

For details, see section 9-2, “Removing Paper Jams”.

(2) Errors that the printer cannot recover from

Error description POWER ERROR Cause Recovery condition

Cutter error Off Flashes at 0.25 second intervals Cutter failure.

Flash memory error Off Flashes at 0.5 second intervals Flash memory access error.

EEPROM error Off Flashes at 0.75 second intervals EEPROM access error.

SRAM error Off Flashes at 1 second intervals SRAM access error.

Head thermistor error Off Flashes at 1.5 second intervals Head thermistor error has been detected.

Power voltage error Off Flashes at 2 second intervals Power voltage error has been detected.

The printer cannot recover from this error. The printer cannot recover from this error. The printer cannot recover from this error. The printer cannot recover from this error. The printer cannot recover from this error. The printer cannot recover from this error.

Note1: If an unrecoverable error occurs, turn the power off immediately.

2: A power voltage error may be a result of a power supply malfunction.

If other unrecoverable errors occur, contact your dealer for repairs.

* When an error occurs, an audio error message is played. For details, see section 8-4, “Audio Error Messages”.

6-3. Self-Printing

6-3-1. TestPrinting

(1) Load a paper roll into the printer.

(2) With the front cover closed, turn the power switch on while holding down the FEED button.

(3) The internal speaker produces a buzzer sound, and the printer starts a test print.

The printer prints its version number, DIP switch settings, memory switch settings, etc. When the test print is

nished, the printer returns to normal mode.

6-3-2. HexadecimalDumpMode

(1) With the front cover open, turn the power on while holding down the FEED button.

(2) When you close the front cover after the printer initialization has been completed, the printer prints “*** Hex

Dump Printing ***” and enters Hexadecimal Dump mode.

(3) All the signals received from the host computer are printed in hexadecimal code. You can use this mode to check

whether the control codes sent from your program are being received correctly by the printer.

(4) If the last line of program data is less than one line, you can press the FEED button to print it.

To clear this mode, turn the printer off.

6-4. AdjustingSensors

6-4-1. PEandBMSensorAdjustmentMode

(1) Check that the printer is turned off.

(2) Unfasten the screw holding the DIP switch cover at the bottom of the printer, and remove the cover.

(3) Using a pointed object, set DIP switch DIPSW1-4 to OFF and DIP switches DIPSW1-5, DIPSW1-6, and DIPSW1-7 to ON.

DIP switch cover

24V DC

OFF

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

DIP-SW 1 DIP-SW 2

1 2 3 4

(4) Open the front cover, and set a paper roll into the printer.

(5) Turn the printer on.

The lamps on the control panel will ash, and the printer will enter sensor adjustment mode.

(6) As shown in the gure below, turn VR1 with a precision at-blade screwdriver so that both the POWER lamp (green) and

ERROR lamp (red) light.

VR1 VR2

DC 24V

(7) Turn the printer off, and set DIP switches DIPSW1-4, DIPSW1-5, DIPSW1-6, and DIPSW1-7 to their original settings.

(8) Attach the DIP switch cover.

6-4-2. NESensorAdjustmentMode

(1) Check that the printer is turned off.

(2) Open the front cover, remove the paper roll from the printer, and close the front cover.

(3) Unfasten the screw holding the DIP switch cover at the bottom of the printer, and remove the cover.

(4) Using a pointed object, set DIP switches DIPSW1-4 and DIPSW1-5 to OFF and DIP switches DIPSW1-6 and DIPSW1-7

to ON. Then turn the printer on.

The lamps on the control panel will ash, and the printer will enter sensor adjustment mode.

(5) Turn VR2 clockwise all the way with a precision at-blade screwdriver as shown in the gure below.

If the POWER lamp (green) is on at this point, proceed to step (7).

If the POWER lamp (green) is off, proceed to step (6).

DIP switch cover

VR1 VR2

24V DC

OFF

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

DIP-SW 1 DIP-SW 2

1 2 3 4

(6) Turn VR2 so that both the POWER lamp (green) and ERROR lamp (red) light.

VR1 VR2

(7) Press the FEED button. The LED will ash, and the printer will enter sensor check mode.

(8) Open the front cover, set a paper roll into the printer, and close the front cover.

Check that the POWER lamp (green) is lit and the ERROR lamp (red) is off.

(9) Open the front cover, remove the paper roll from the printer, and close the front cover.

Check that both the POWER lamp (green) and ERROR lamp (red) are lit.

(10) Turn the printer off, and set DIP switches DIPSW1-4, DIPSW1-5, DIPSW1-6, and DIPSW1-7 to their original settings.

(11) Attach the DIP switch cover.

7. Adjusting the Near-End Sensor

To use the near-end sensor, set the remaining paper length to detect.

Follow the instructions given below.

(1) Open the rear cover.

(2) Use a ballpoint pen or a pointed object to pull the sensor up and move it to the appropriate position.

Check that the position is correct.

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Level 1

Level 2

Appropriate positions according to the type of paper

Thickness

(µm)

Core paper roll with ø12 (A) inner diameter and

ø18 (B) outer diameter

Detected diameter

(C; mm)

Remaining paper length

(m)

Core paper roll with ø25.4 (A) inner diameter and ø32 (B)

outer diameter

Detected diameter (C; mm) Remaining paper length (m)

Level 1 Level 2 Level 1 Level 2 Level 1 Level 2 Level 1 Level 2

Approx. ø23 Approx. ø26

75 Approx. 2.1 Approx. 3.7 Approx. 4.4 Approx. 7.7

150

Approx. 2.5 Approx. 4.3

Approx. ø38

─ ─

Approx. ø42

Approx. 5.1 Approx. 8.9

Approx. 7.3

Approx. 6.1

Approx. 3.9

Note:

Paper roll core

1) The adjuster is factory set to level 1.

2) The detected diameter and remaining paper length given in the table are calculated values; there may be discrepancies de-

pending on the rolled state of the paper, the actual mechanism, and the printing pattern.

3) With thick paper (whose thickness is greater than 75 µm) or label paper, the paper roll itself may become loose, causing

errors in detection. So set the adjuster to level 2.

8. Speaker

8-1. SpeakerSpecications

(1) Model number: SCG-16A

(2) External dimensions: ø16-h3

(3) Sound pressure: By itself 92.5 dB ± 3 dB (rated input: 0.3 W, measurement distance: 10 cm)

Embedded in printer 61.2 dB ± 3 dB (measurement distance: ISO7779 compliant; diagonally up-

wards from the printer at a distance of 67.5 cm)

8-2. AdjustingtheVolume

To adjust the volume, follow the instructions given below.

(1) Unfasten the screw holding the DIP switch cover at the bottom of the printer, and remove the cover.

(2) Turn the volume adjuster with a precision at-blade screwdriver to adjust the volume.

Speaker jack

Volume adjuster

+ direction to increase – direction to decrease

DIP switch cover

24V DC

8-3. SpeakerJack

(1) Connector: ø3.5 monaural mini jack

(2) Target speaker: A speaker with an impedance of 8 Ω is recommended.

8-4. AudioErrorMessages

When an error occurs, the printer produces an audio error message.

Status AudioMessage

On-Line Warning output Paper roll near-end detection*1

Error

Auto recovery error

Thermal head high temperature detection error

Cover open error*2

Errors that can be recovered from

Paper out error

Black mark error

Cutter error

Flash error

Errors that cannot be recovered from

EEPROM error

SRAM error

Head thermistor error

Power voltage error

Paper Near End, please prepare for the paper rell.

Head Temperature is too high, please wait until Power lamp

turns on.

Please close the printer cover.

Paper end. Please rell paper.

Black Mark error is detected.

Please conrm the specication according to the Users Manual.

Cutter error.

Please refer to the Users Manual for recovery.

Flash ROM error. Please turn off the printer and refer to the Users Manual for recovery.

EEPROM error. Please turn off the printer and refer to the Us-

ers Manual for recovery.

SRAM error. Please turn off the printer and refer to the Users

Manual for recovery.

Thermistor error. Please turn off the printer and refer to the Us-

ers Manual for recovery.

Power Voltage error. Please turn off the printer and refer to the

Users Manual for recovery.

*1 Near-end detection does not work until the paper is fed for 100 mm after the cover is opened and then closed.

*2 Output 5 seconds after a cover open error occurs.

9. Preventing and Removing Paper Jams

9-1. PreventingPaperJams

When you set the paper roll into the printer, do not pull out the end of the paper at an angle.

Do not touch the paper roll when the printer is printing or paper-feeding or before the cut operation has nished completely.

Holding or pulling the paper while it is being fed may cause paper jams, improper cutting, or improper line breaks.

9-2. RemovingPaperJams

If a paper jam occurs, remove the paper according to the instructions given below.

(1) Turn the power switch off.

(2) Pull the cover open lever toward you to open the front cover.

(3) Remove the jammed paper.

CAUTION: Do not pull on the paper with the printer cover closed. Doing so may cause damage to or deformation

of parts such as the thermal head and the rubber roller.

(4) Set the paper roll straight, and gently close the front cover.

CAUTION1: Set the paper roll straight.

If you close the front cover with the paper roll skewed, paper jams may occur.

 2: Close the front cover completely.

If the front cover is not closed completely, the printer may not print.

(5) Turn the power switch on.

Make sure that the ERROR lamp is not lit.

CAUTION: When the ERROR lamp is lit, the printer will not accept any commands. Be sure to close the front cover

completely.

9-3. ReleasingtheCutterLock

If the cutter locks, release it according to the instructions given below.

CAUTION:

(1) Turn the power switch off.

(2) Close the front cover, and turn the printer back on. In ordinary cases, this will release the lock.

 Ifthelockisnotreleased,contactyourdealer.

Be sure to turn off the printer rst when maintenancing the cutter.

10. Maintenance

Accumulation of paper dust and dirt may cause the printer to not print portions of characters.

To prevent such problems, perform periodic maintenance, such as removing paper dust from the paper transport section and removing

the blackened paper dust from the thermal head surface.

Note:Turn the printer’s power switch off before performing maintenance.

Use the following as a guideline for when to periodically clean the printer.

Thermal paper: Every six months or 1,000,000 lines of printing

Label paper: Every month or 200,000 lines of printing

10-1. ThermalHead

To remove the blackened paper dust that has accumulated on the thermal head surface, wipe it clean with a cotton swab (or soft

cloth) dipped in alcohol (ethanol, methanol, or isopropyl).

The thermal head is located where it is hard to look at directly. Use the mirror sheet to clean the head.

CAUTION

Thermal head

Mirror sheet

1: The thermal head is easily damaged, so clean it with a soft cloth, taking care not to scratch it.

2: Do not clean the thermal head immediately after printing, when it is hot.

3: Be careful of static electricity while cleaning the thermal head. Static electricity can damage the

head.

4: When label paper is used, paste adheres to the head, platen, and paper guides. Wipe off the

paste. If you don’t, paper transport problems and improper printing may occur. We recommend

that you wipe off the paste frequently, not just during periodic maintenance.

5: Turn the power on only after the alcohol has dried completely.

10-2. PlatenRubberRoller

Apply alcohol (ethanol, methanol, or isopropyl) to a dry, soft cloth, and wipe off the dirt from the rubber roller. Clean the entire

rubber roller by rotating it.

Paper holder

Rubber roller

10-3. PaperHolder

Clean the paper holder of debris, dust, paper particles, glue, etc. that may have accumulated.

10-4. SensorsandTheirSurroundingArea

Clean the sensors of debris, dust, paper particles, etc.

In particular, if the reection sensors are dirty, detection will not be performed properly.

Cleaning is relatively easy if you use a brush or a similar tool.

PE and BM sensor

11. Specications

11-1. GeneralSpecications

(1) Print method: Direct line thermal printing (thermal type)

(2) Print speed: Max. 2000 dots/sec. (250 mm/sec.; standard monochrome mode)

(3) Dot density: 203 dpi; 8 dots/mm (0.125 mm/dot)

(4) Printing width: Max. 72 mm

Settable between 30 mm and 72 mm at 1 mm intervals

(5) Number of print columns: Max. 48 columns (12 × 24 font)

Max. 64 columns (9 × 24 font)

Max. 36 columns (16 × 24)

Max. 24 columns (24 × 24 kanji font)

(6) Paper feed method: Friction feed

Feed pitch 0.125 mm

(7) Paper roll: See section 5-1, “General Thermal Paper Roll” and 5-2, “Thermal Label Paper Roll” in chapter 5,

“Consumable Parts and AC Adapter”.

Paper width:

General thermal paper: 79.5 ± 0.5, 57.5 ± 0.5 mm

Label paper: 79.5 ± 0.5 mm (backing paper width)

Roll diameter: Max. ø83 mm

(8) External dimensions: 144 mm (width) × 227.7 mm (depth) × 114 mm (height)

144 mm (width) × 316.2 mm (depth) × 114 mm (height); with cable cover attached

* Front section height is 115.5 mm.

(9) Weight: 2.8 kg (without paper roll)

(10) Noise: Approx. 53 dB

227.7

144

114

Unit: mm

11-2. AutoCutterSpecications

DC 24V

(1) Cutting method: Guillotine type

(2) Cutter modes: Switchable between full cut and partial cut (leaves one uncut portion in center of paper)

(For instruction on how to switch the mode, see section 4-4, “Changing the Cutter Mode”.

(3) Cutting duty cycle: Min. 3 seconds/cut

(4) Paper thickness: 65 µm to 150 µm

11-3. InterfaceSpecications

USB standard: Type-B

Options

Parallel: 36-pin Amphenol IEEE1284 compliant (Compatibility and Nibble modes)

Serial RS-232C: D-SUB 25 pin

Ethernet: RJ-45

PoweredUSB: FCI 69913-104LF (1 x 8 right-angle type)

11-4. PowerSupplySpecications

(1) Operating voltage: 24 V DC ± 10%

(2) Current consumption (24 V DC, room temperature):

Standby Approx. 0.12 A

ASCII printing Approx. average 1.56 A

100% duty cycle printing Approx. peak 7.84 A

(Solid printing) Approx. average 4.2 A

 Note:Continuous solid printing should be 10 seconds or less.

(3) Power connector pinout:

Pin number Function

1 +24 V 2 GND 3 N.C

Shell Frame ground

Note: The optional AC adapter (PS60A-24B1) has been designed specically for this printer.

Other AC adapters may not meet the EMC technical standards.

Power connector

If you are preparing your own power supply, without using the optional AC adapter, note the following points.

• Use a power supply that is rated 24 V DC and 2.1 A, or equivalent.

(Select a power supply with current capacity that is appropriate for the actual printing ratio.)

• Use a power supply that complies with SELV output or LPS (Limited Power Source).

• Take into consideration the noise in the environment that the printer is installed in, and take appropriate mea-

sures to protect the printer from static electricity, AC line noise, etc.

11-5. EnvironmentalRequirements

Temperature and humidity

(1) During operation

Temperature: 5°C to 45°C

Humidity: 10% RH to 90% RH (no condensation)

(%RH)

Relative humidity

0 10 20 30 40 50

(2) During storage (excluding paper)

Temperature: -20°C to 60°C

34°

90% RH

Operating environment

Temperature (°C)

Operating temperature and humidity range

40°

65% RH

45°

50% RH

Humidity: 10% RH to 90% RH (no condensation)

Note: The maximum temperature and humidity combination is 40°C and 90% RH (without condensation).

11-6. ReliabilitySpecications

(1) Service life Mechanical: 20,000,000 lines

Head: 150 km, 150,000,000 dots (maximum for monochrome printing)

Average printing ratio: 12.5%; recommended thermal paper: 65 µm (when using P220AG)

(2) MCBF: 60,000,000 lines

The Mean Cycle Between Failure (MCBF) is dened to be the overall failure cycle, which includes random or wear fail-

ures that occur until the printer reaches its mechanical life of 20,000,000 lines.

Note: The mechanical life is 20,000,000 lines. The MCBF of 60,000,000 lines does not indicate the durable service life.

(3) Auto cutter service life

Paper width of 79.5 mm and 57.5 mm including tack label backing paper

Paper width between 65 µm and 100 µm: 2,000,000 partial cuts, 2,000,000 full cuts

Paper width greater than 100 µm and up to 150 µm: 600,000 partial cuts, 600,000 full cuts

l Paper width of 79.5 mm for full-face thermal label paper

300,000 partial cuts and 300,000 full cuts

Note:All the reliability values indicated above are based on the use of the recommended thermal paper. They are not guar-

anteed with the use of non-recommended thermal paper.

11-7. BlackMarkSpecications

Note:

Back side

0.8

–

Print direction

Top margin: 14 mm or more

of paper

2.5 mm

Cut position

Length A: 30 to 300 mm

5±1 mm

Print area

The side for

printing is the

front side of

paper.

15 mm or more

Bottom margin 3 mm + length A × 3% or more

1) The cut position shown above is for when memory switch #2 (print start position adjustment) is set to its default setting.

2) The black mark’s PCS value must be 0.90 or more.

3) With the factory default setting, the printer may not detect black marks correctly, depending on the paper that you are

using and the printed condition of the black marks.

We recommend that you make adjustments with the paper that you are using.

4) The accuracy of paper feeding to the start position through black mark detection is ±2 mm of the reference print posi-

tion. The printing length accuracy is ±2% of the set value, taking into account the environmental temperature and the

error in the manufacturing process of the platen core. Add a maximum of -5% error to the set value when taking the ser-

vice life into account. If you are using pre-printed paper, pay attention to the print layout.

5) The printing area is as shown in the above diagram when you use black marks.

The top margin consists of approximately 13 mm from the print position to the cut position (auto cutter) and at least

1 mm (8 dot lines) of paper feeding when printing after cut operations. Therefore, the minimum total margin is 14 mm.

Ensure that the margin shown in the above diagram is used to prevent the printing length setting along the paper feed

direction from exceeding the black mark pitch. Otherwise, pages may be skipped.

[Example of printing area setting]

Top margin: 14 mm/Bottom margin: 3 mm + (100 mm × 0.03) = 6 mm

Therefore, the printing length along the paper feed direction must be 80 mm or less.

12. DIP Switch Settings

Two DIP switches are provided at the bottom of the printer, and you can set them according to the tables that start on the next

page.

To change the settings, follow the instructions given below.

(1) Check that the printer is turned off.

(2) Unfasten the screw holding the DIP switch cover at the bottom of the printer, and remove the cover.

DIP switch cover

OFF

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

DIP-SW 1 DIP-SW 2

1 2 3 4

24V DC

(3) Using a pointed object, set the DIP switches.

(4) Attach the DIP switch cover, and fasten it with screws.

Note:The new settings take effect when you turn on the printer.

12-1. ParallelInterfaceModel

DIP-SW 1

■

DIP-SW1

Switch Function ON OFF

1-1 Emulation STAR line mode ESC/POS mode

1-2

1-3 Reserved Always ON

1-4 Sensor adjustment Invalid Valid

1-5 Reset using the INIT signal (pin #31) Valid Invalid

1-6

STAR line mode

ESC/POS mode

Handshaking conditions

(conditions for BUSY)

Reserved

Resolution correction

Always ON

203 dpi 180 dpi

Receive buffer full or

ofine

DIP-SW 2

Receive buffer full

1-7 ASB function*1 Invalid Valid

1-8

1-9 Low peak current mode Invalid Valid

1-10 Installed cutter type Partial cut Full cut

*1 ASB function:

Automatically sends a status signal to the host whenever the printer status changes (cover open, paper out, error, etc.).

For details, see the separate command specications (Star Line mode and ESC/POS mode).

*2 NSB function:

Automatically sends a status signal whenever the printer switches to reverse transfer mode.

For details, see the separate command specications (Star Line mode).

■

DIP-SW2

Switch Function ON OFF

2-1 to 2-4

By factory default, all settings are set to ON.

STAR line mode NSB function*2 Invalid Valid

ESC/POS mode Reserved Always ON

– – –

12-2. RS-232CInterfaceModel

DIP-SW 1

■

DIP-SW1

Switch Function ON OFF

1-1 Emulation STAR line mode ESC/POS mode

1-2

1-3 Reserved Always ON

1-4 Sensor adjustment Invalid Valid

1-5 Reserved Always ON

1-6

1-7 ASB function*1 Invalid Valid

STAR line mode

ESC/POS mode

Handshaking conditions

(conditions for BUSY)

Reserved

Resolution correction

Always ON

203 dpi 180 dpi

Receive buffer full or

ofine

DIP-SW 2

Receive buffer full

1-8 Reserved Always ON

1-9 Low peak current mode Invalid Valid

1-10 Installed cutter type Partial cut Full cut

*1 ASB function:

Automatically sends a status signal to the host whenever the printer status changes (cover open, paper out, error, etc.).

For details, see the separate command specications (Star Line mode and ESC/POS mode).

■

DIP-SW2

Switch Function ON OFF

2-1 to 2-4

By factory default, all settings are set to ON.

– – –

To change DIP-SW 3, which is on the RS-232C interface PCB, follow the instructions given below.

(1) Check that both the printer and the host computer are turned off.

(2) Remove the interface board from the printer.

RS-232C interface board

DC 24V

(3) Remove the interface PCB from the interface board so that you can access DIP-SW 3.

(4) Change the DIP-SW 3 settings.

RS-232C interface PCB

DIP-SW 3

(5) Attach the RS-232C interface PCB following the procedure for removing it in reverse.

(6) Install the interface board onto the printer.

(7) Turn both the printer and the host computer on.

Note: The new settings take effect when you turn on the printer.

■

DIP-SW3

Switch Function ON OFF

3-1

3-2

Baud rate See the table below.

3-3 Data length 8 bits 7 bits

3-4 Parity check Invalid Valid

3-5 Parity Odd Even

3-6 Handshaking DTR XON/XOFF

3-7

3-8

Reserved Always OFF

Baud rate settings

3-1 3-2 Baud rate

ON ON 9600 bps

OFF ON 4800 bps

ON OFF 19200 bps

OFF OFF 38400 bps

By factory default, 3-7 and 3-8 are OFF, and all other settings are ON.

12-3. USBandPoweredUSBInterfaceModel

DIP-SW 1

■

DIP-SW1

Switch Function ON OFF

1-1 Emulation STAR line mode ESC/POS mode

1-2

1-3 Reserved Always ON

1-4 Sensor adjustment Invalid Valid

1-5 USB mode Printer Class Vendor Class

1-6

1-7 ASB function*1

1-8

STAR line mode

ESC/POS mode Resolution correction 203 dpi 180 dpi

Handshaking conditions

(conditions for BUSY)

STAR line mode

ESC/POS mode Reserved Always ON

Reserved

Printer Class Valid Invalid Vendor Class Invalid Valid

Printer

NSB

function*2

Class Vendor

Class

Always ON

Receive buffer full or

ofine

Valid Invalid

Invalid Valid

DIP-SW 2

Receive buffer full

1-9 Low peak current mode Invalid Valid

1-10 Installed cutter type Partial cut Full cut

*1 ASB function:

Automatically sends a status signal to the host whenever the printer status changes (cover open, paper out, error, etc.).

For details, see the separate command specications (Star Line mode and ESC/POS mode).

*2 NSB function:

Automatically sends a status signal whenever the printer switches to reverse transfer mode.

For details, see the separate command specications (Star Line mode).

■

DIP-SW2

Switch Function ON OFF

2-1 to 2-4

By factory default, all settings are set to ON.

–

Always ON

12-4. EthernetInterfaceModel

DIP-SW 1

■

DIP-SW1

Switch Function ON OFF

1-1 Emulation STAR line mode ESC/POS mode

1-2

1-3 Reserved Always ON

1-4 Sensor adjustment Invalid Valid

1-5 Reset using the INIT signal (pin #31) Valid Invalid

1-6

1-7 ASB function*1 Valid Invalid

STAR line mode

ESC/POS mode

Handshaking conditions

(conditions for BUSY)

Reserved

Resolution correction

Always ON

203 dpi 180 dpi

Receive buffer full or

ofine

DIP-SW 2

Receive buffer full

1-8

1-9 Low peak current mode Invalid Valid

1-10 Installed cutter type Partial cut Full cut

*1 ASB function:

Automatically sends a status signal to the host whenever the printer status changes (cover open, paper out, error, etc.).

For details, see the separate command specications (Star Line mod and ESC/POS mode).

*2 NSB function:

Automatically sends a status signal whenever the printer switches to reverse transfer mode.

For details, see the separate command specications (Star Line mode).

■

DIP-SW2

Switch Function ON OFF

2-1 to 2-4

By factory default, all settings are set to ON.

STAR line mode NSB function*2 Valid Invalid

ESC/POS mode Reserved Always ON

–

Always ON

■

Initializing Settings

To initialize the settings, use the push switch as follows:

(1) With the printer in normal operating mode, hold down the push switch for 1 to 5 seconds.

The green and red LEDs ash with a regular pattern.

Push switch

DC 24V

100 /1 0B AS E

LED

(2) Push the switch again. The red and green LEDs both turn off, and the Ethernet interface settings are returned to their

factory default values.

(3) When the Ethernet interface initialization has been completed, the printer automatically reboots.

■

LEDDisplay

Green LED ........Lights when 100BASE-TX is detected on the other end of the connection

Red LED............Lights when packets are received

13. Parallel Interface

(1 8 )

( 1 )

This bidirectional parallel interface is compatible with the IEEE1284 Compatibility and Nibble modes. Contact your dealer for

details.

Pinoutforthetwomodes

Pinnumber Direction Compatibilitymode Nibblemode

1 In nStrobe HostClk

2 In/Out Data0 Data0

3 In/Out Data1 Data1

4 In/Out Data2 Data2

5 In/Out Data3 Data3

6 In/Out Data4 Data4

7 In/Out Data5 Data5

8 In/Out Data6 Data6

9 In/Out Data7 Data7

10 Out nAck PtrClk

11 Out Busy PtrBusy/Data3,7

12 Out PError AckDataReq/Data2,6

13 Out Select Xag/Data1,5

14 − HostBusy

15 − −

16 Signal GND Signal GND

17 Frame GND Frame GND

18 Out +5V +5V

19 ~ 30 Twisted Pair Return Twisted Pair Return

31 In nInit nInit

32 Out nFault nDataAvail/Data0,4

33 EXT GND −

34 In Compulsion Status −

35 − −

36 In nSelectIn 1284Active

Note1) The prex “n” on the signal name refers to low active signals.

If any of the signal lines listed above is not available on the host, bidirectional communication is not possible.

2) Be sure to use twisted pair wires for each signal line, and connect the return wires to signal ground.

(3 6 )

(1 9 )

Compatible with Amphenol 57-30360

14. RS-232C Interface

14-1. RS-232CInterfaceSpecications

(1) Data transmission method: Asynchronous start-stop

(2) Baud rate: 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400 bps (selectable with DIP switch)

(3) Data: 1 start bit

7 or 8 data bits (selectable with DIP switch)

Odd, even, or no parity (selectable with DIP switch)

1 stop bit

(4) Signal polarity: RS-232C

Mark: Logic “1” (-3 V to -15 V)

Space: Logic “0” (+3 V to +15 V)

MARK “1”

b0 b1 b2 b3 b4 b5 b6 (b7)

SPACE “0”

A B C D

14-2. ConnectorandSignalName

Pinnumber

Signalname Direction Function

1 FG

2 TXD OUT Transmission data

3 RXD IN Receive data

4 RTS OUT Same control as DTR

5 N.C

−

Frame ground

Not used

(1) STAR line mode

Not used

(2) ESC/POS mode

1) DIP SW3-7 = OFF

a) DTR/DSR mode

Indicates whether the host can receive data.

6 DSR IN

(This excludes data transmission that uses <DLE> <EOT> and <GS a> commands.)

SPACE: The host can receive data. MARK: The host cannot receive data.

b) X-ON/X-OFF mode

Status of this signal is not checked.

2) DIP SW3-7 = ON

Functions as an external reset signal. A mark signal with a pulse width of 1 ms or longer resets the printer.

A: Start bit

B: Data bit

C: Parity bit

D: Stop bit

Pinnumber

Signalname Direction Function

7 SG

8-19 N.C

20 DTR OUT

−

Signal ground

Not used

(1) STAR line mode

a) DTR mode

Indicates whether the printer can receive data from the host.

SPACE: The printer can receive data.

MARK: The printer cannot receive data.

b) X-ON/X-OFF mode

Always set to SPACE, except during the following conditions

1. After a reset, until communication is enabled

2. During test printing

(2) ESC/POS mode

a) DTR/DSR mode

Indicates whether the printer can receive data from the host.

SPACE: The printer can receive data.

MARK: The printer cannot receive data.

The conditions that result in a BUSY state change according to the DIP switch

settings.

Printer status

DIP SW 1-6

OFF ON

b) X-ON/X-OFF mode

Always set to SPACE, except during the following conditions

1. After a reset, until communication is enabled

2. During test printing

21-24 N.C Not used

1) DIPSW3-8 = OFF

Status of this signal is not checked.

25 INIT IN

2) DIPSW3-8 = ON

Functions as an external reset signal. A space signal with a pulse width of 1 ms or longer resets the printer.

1. After power-on reset or interface reset but before communication is enabled

2. Test printing BUSY BUSY

3. Cover open – BUSY

4. Paper feeding through the paper feed switch – BUSY

4. Stopped because paper ran out – BUSY

5. Waiting for switch input for macro execution – BUSY

6. Other error – BUSY

7. Receive buffer full BUSY BUSY

BUSY BUSY

D-sub 25 pin

14-3. CableConnections

Refer to the host computer’s interface specications, and connect the interfaces.

Typical connections (for hardware ow control) are shown below.

Printer side (D-sub 25 pin)

TXD

RXD

RTS

DSR

DTR

INIT

■

When using an RS-232C cable (reverse type) sold commercially

5CTS

25 pin

Printer side (D-sub 25 pin)

25 pin

Host side

9 pin

TXD

RXD

RTS

CTS

DSR

DCD

DTR

TXD

RXD

RTS

DSR

DTR

5CTS

TXD

RXD

RTS

CTS

DSR

DCD

DTR

* In general, windows PCs that have serial interfaces receive printer’s hardware ow control signal (DTR) through the CTS

pin. But cables sold commercially connect the PC’s CTS pin to the printer’s RTS pin. Therefore, when using a cable sold

commercially, we recommend the transmission method be changed to Xon/Xoff protocol mode.

Note:Use inch screws for the connector xing screws.

15. USB and PoweredUSB Interface

15-1. USBandPoweredUSBInterfaceSpecications

(1) USB function

General specications: Conforms to USB 2.0

Data rate: USB full speed mode (12 Mbps)

Transmission method: USB bulk transmission mode

Power supply: Self-powered

(2) Connector: USB: USB up-stream port connector (USB Type-B)

PoweredUSB: 1 × 8 right-angle type

15-2. ConnectorandSignalName

Type B connector

DUSB-BRA42-T11(D2)-FA (manufacturer: DDK)

Pin number Signal name Function

VBUS USB Power pin (+5 V DC)

D- Serial Data-

D+ Serial Data+

GND

Signal ground

2 1

3 4

PoweredUSB port

69913-104LF (manufacturer: FCI)

Pin number Signal name Function

F-GND

+24 V +24 V DC

GND

D+ Serial Data+

D- Serial Data-

VBUS USB Power pin (+5 V DC)

+24 V +24 V DC

F-GND

Frame ground

Signal ground

Frame ground

16. Ethernet Interface Specications

(1) Communication specications

General specications: Conforms to IEEE802.3

Communication media: 10Base-T and 100Base-TX

Data rate: 10 Mbps and 100 Mbps

Protocol: TCP/IP

TCP/IP protocols: ARP, RARP, BOOTP, DHCP, LPR, #9100, HTTP, TELNET, FTP, TFTP

(2) Connector: RJ-45 (8-pin modular)

Note:Factory-set login password for administrator

HTTP (Web), Telnet, or FTP protocol is used when you change the printer settings. To change the settings, you

must log into the printer using an administrator account.

The administrator account login information for HTTP (Web), Telnet, and FTP are shown below.

Administrator account name “root” (required)

Password “public” (required)

* You can change the password after logging in.

17. Peripheral Drive Circuit

1 6

This printer is equipped with a circuit for driving peripheral devices such as cash drawers.

There is a peripheral drive connector (6-pin modular plug) at the drive circuit output. To use the drive circuit, connect a cable

to this connector (the cable is not included in the package).

The recommended cable specications are indicated below.

Recommended cable specications

Modular jack plug

Shield

Wire lead

Manufacturer Model

MOLEX 90075-0007

AMP 641337

FCI B-66-4

Note: Connect a shielded wire to pin 1 (frame ground).

DC 24V

Peripheral drive connector

DC 24V

Drive circuit

F.G

With shield

6 1

6-pin modular jack connector

Reference

2SD 1866 Circuit Diagram

TR1

M-GND

TR2

M-GND

TR3

+24V

7824

3 4

Vcc

Printer side User side

R3= 3.5KΩ R4= 300Ω

Peripheral device 1

4.7KΩ

Peripheral device 2

Frame ground

1/4W

Compulsion switch

Drive output 24 V, 1.0 A max.

TR1, 2: 2SD 1866 or equivalent

R1 = 10 k

R2 = 33 k

Ω

R3 R4

Handling Precautions

1) Peripheral devices 1 and 2 cannot be driven simultaneously.

2) To continuously drive the peripheral device, keep the duty cycle less than or equal to 20%.

3) If you connect a cash drawer or similar device, be sure not to set bit 2 of memory switch #7 to 1. Doing so may damage the

connected device and the drive circuit.

4) You can use the status command to query the compulsion switch state.*

5) Minimum resistance for coils L1 and L2 is 24 Ω.

6) Absolute maximum rating of diodes D1 and D2 (Ta = 25°C)

Average rectied current I

7) Absolute maximum rating for transistors TR1 and TR2 (Ta = 25°C)

Collector current I

= 2.0 A

* For details of commands, see the separate Programmer’s Manual.

http://www.star-m.jp/eng/dl/dl02.htm

= 1.0 A

18. Memory Switch Settings

On each printer model, the memory switches are factory-set to their appropriate settings.

Note that the printer may not operate properly depending on how you specify these settings.

The table below shows the factory settings.

Memory switch Hexadecimal code

#0 0000

#1 0000

#2 0000

#3 0000

#4 0000

#5 0000

#6 0000

#7 0000

#8 0000

#9 0000

WARNING

Changing the memory switch settings can cause the printer to fail to operate correctly.

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Wireless Device is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.

Hiermit erklärt STAR MICRONICS CO.,LTD., dass sich das Gerät Wireless Device in Übereinstimmung mit den grundlegenden Anforderungen und den übrigen einschlägigen Bestimmungen der Richtlinie 1999/5/EG bendet.

Härmed intygar STAR MICRONICS CO.,LTD. att denna Wireless Device står I överensstämmelse med de väsentliga egenskapskrav och övriga relevanta bestämmelser som framgår av direktiv 1999/5/EG.

Por medio de la presente STAR MICRONICS CO.,LTD. declara que el Wireless Device cumple con los requisitos esenciales y cualesquiera otras disposiciones aplicables o exigibles de la Directiva 1999/5/CE.

STAR MICRONICS CO.,LTD. declara que este Wireless Device está conforme com os requisitos essenciais e outras disposições da Directiva 1999/5/CE.

Par la présente STAR MICRONICS CO.,LTD. déclare que l'appareil Wireless Device est conforme aux exigences essentielles et aux autres dispositions pertinentes de la directive 1999/5/CE.

STAR MICRONICS CO.,LTD. vakuuttaa täten että Wireless Device tyyppinen laite on direktiivin 1999/5/EY oleellisten vaatimusten ja sitä koskevien direktiivin muiden ehtojen mukainen.

Con la presente STAR MICRONICS CO.,LTD. dichiara che questo Wireless Device è conforme ai requisiti essenziali ed alle altre disposizioni pertinenti stabilite dalla direttiva 1999/5/CE.

Undertegnede STAR MICRONICS CO.,LTD. erklærer herved, at følgende udstyr Wireless Device overholder de væsentlige krav og øvrige relevante krav i direktiv 1999/5/ EF.

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Käesolevaga kinnitab STAR MICRONICS CO.,LTD. seadme Wireless Device vastavust direktiivi 1999/5/EÜ põhinõuetele ja nimetatud direktiivist tulenevatele teistele asjakohastele sä tetele.

ΠΡΟΕΙΔΟΠΟΙΗΣΗ: ΜΕ ΤΗΝ ΠΑΡΟΥΣΑ STAR MICRONICS CO.,LTD. ΔΗΛΩΝΕΙ ΟΤΙ Wireless Device ΣΥΜΜΟΡΦΩΝΕΤΑΙ ΠΡΟΣ ΤΙΣ ΟΥΣΙΩΔΕΙΣ ΑΠΑΙΤΗΣΕΙΣ ΚΑΙ ΤΙΣ ΛΟΙΠΕΣ ΣΧΕΤΙΚΕΣ ΔΙΑΤΑΞΕΙΣ Τ ΗΣ ΟΔΗΓΙΑΣ 1999/5/ΕΚ.

STAR MICRONICS CO.,LTD. týmto vyhlasuje, že Wireless Device spĺňa základné požiadavky a všetky príslušné ustanovenia Smernice 1999/5/ES.

STAR MICRONICS CO.,LTD. izjavlja, da je ta Wireless Device v skladu z bistvenimi zahtevami in ostalimi relevantnimi določili direktive 1999/5/ES.

STAR MICRONICS CO.,LTD. tímto prohlašuje, že tento Wireless Device je ve shodě se základními požadavky a dalšími príslušnými ustanoveními smernice 1999/5/ES.

Alulírott, STAR MICRONICS CO.,LTD. nyilatkozom, hogy

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a Wireless Device megfelel a vonatkozó alapvetõ követelményeknek és az 1999/5/EC irányelv egyéb elõírásainak.

това Безжично устройство е в съответствие със задължителните изисквания и другите приложими разпоредби на Директива 1999/5/EC.

Niniejszym STAR MICRONICS CO.,LTD. oświadcza, że Wireless Device jest zgodny z zasadniczymi wymogami oraz pozostałymi stosownymi postanowieniami Dyrektywy 1999/5/EC.

Hawnhekk, STAR MICRONICS CO.,LTD., jiddikjara li dan Wireless Device jikkonforma mal-ħtiġijiet essenzjali u ma provvedimenti oħrajn relevanti li hemm d-Dirrettiva 1999/5/EC.

Ar šo STAR MICRONICS CO.,LTD. deklarē, ka Wireless Device atbilst Direktīvas 1999/5/EK būtiskajām prasībām un citiem ar to saistītajiem noteikumiem.

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Hierbij verklaart STAR MICRONICS CO.,LTD. dat het toestel Wireless Device in overeenstemming is met de essentiële eisen en de andere relevante bepalingen van richtlijn 1999/5/EG.

Lietuvių : [Lithuanian]

Šiuo STAR MICRONICS CO.,LTD. deklaruoja, kad šis Wireless Device atitinka esminius reikalavimus ir kitas 1999/5/EB Direktyvos nuostatas.

STAR　MICRONICS CO.,LTD. Head Office 20-10 Nakayoshida, Suruga-ku, Shizuoka-shi, Shizuoka, 422-8654, Japan Tel. + 81-54-263-1111 Fax. + 81-54-263-1057

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Declaration of Conformity

We declare, under our solo responsibility, that the product to which this declaration relates complies with the provisions of following European Directives:

1999/5/EC of 9 Mar 1999 2004/108/EC of 15 Dec 2004 2006/95/EC of 12 Dec 2006 2011/65/EU of 8 Jun 2011

harmonised standard

RADIO ： EN 300 328 V1. 8.1

EN 62479 : 2010

EMISSION ： EN 301 489-1 V1.9.2

EN 301 489-17 V2.2.1 EN 55022 : 2010 Class B EN 61000-3-2 : 2006 / +A1 +A2 : 2009 EN 61000-3-3 : 2008

IMMUNITY ： EN 55024 : 2010 SAFETY ： EN 60950-1 : 2006 / +A12 : 2011

EN 62311 : 2008

ENVIRONMENT： EN 50581: 2012

Manufacturer’s Name Manufacturer’s Address

Star Micronics Co.,Ltd. 20-10 Naka

oshida, Suruga-ku, Shizuoka-shi

Shizuoka 422-8654 Japan

Importer’s Name Importer’s Address

Type of Equipment Model Name Ref. EMC Report No. Ref. Safety Cert. No. Ref. Environ. Report No.

Place (Signature)

Date (Full Name)

High Wycombe - U.K.

Jan. 15 , 2015 David Pearce

Year of 1st CE mark (Position)

Star Micronics Europe Ltd. Star House, Peregrine Business Park, Gomm Road,

High Wycombe, Bucks. HP13 7DL, U.K.

Thermal Printer FVP10 90-064-EMC B 12 02 15854 177 (TUV) FVP10-RoHS-01

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URL: http://www.star-m.jp/eng

Star Micronics FVP10 series Hardware Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Unpacking and Installation

1-1. Unpacking

3. Setup

4-5. Setup Precautions

5. Consumable Parts and AC Adapter

6. Control Panel and Other Functions

6-2. Errors

6-3. Self-Printing

7. Adjusting the Near-End Sensor

8. Speaker

Speaker jack

9. Preventing and Removing Paper Jams

10. Maintenance

Thermal head

Paper holder

12. DIP Switch Settings

13. Parallel Interface

14. RS-232C Interface

15. USB and PoweredUSB Interface

17. Peripheral Drive Circuit

18. Memory Switch Settings