Specifications and Main Features
- Device Type: Printer
- Print Head: Nine pin typography
- Printing speed: Draft Quality (Print Mode dependant)
- Connectivity: Standard Parallel Connector
- Paper Handling: Single sheets and sprocket-feed papers are optional
- Measurements: Included in the technical requirements
- Electrical Characteristics: Should not deviate by more than 10% the quoted voltage on the identification plate
- Other Aspects:
- Technology for Near Letter Quality (NLQ) printing
- Supports text with different formats: italicized, underlined, superscripts and subscripts
- Printing pitch is tunable (10 cpi, 12 cpi)
- Both condensed and expanded type styles
- LCD control Indicators; for power and paper
- Integrated self-diagnostic tests for the printer
- Configuration DIP switch
- Designed to enable different PC systems: IBM and Apple II systems.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: The ribbons used on this printer are of which types?
A1: This type of printer is equipped with a ribbon cartridge which is easy to exchange as it is constructed with automatic threading.
Q2: Is there a way to adjust the print head toward the specifc thickness of paper?
A2: Yes, the print head can be adjusted by the aid of an adjustment lever under the cover of the printer.
Q3: What do I do in the event of a paper shortage for the printer?
A3: A Power LED will start blinking from the Printer’ s controller board to mean the printer is out of paper. You can press the paper feed key to load additional paper or modify the paper settings.
Q4: Is it possible to use other paper types with this printer?
A4: Yes, our printer accepts continual sprocket-feed paper and numerous loose sheets as well.
Q5: How do I conduct a self-test on the printer?
A5: For self-test one, power on the printer while pressing the Paper Feed key and for a self-test two press on Line key while powering the printer on.
Q6: What is the function of DIP switches?
A6: The postcode provides low hopes in defining critical settings including interfacing with various computers, adjusting page length, and selecting appropriate international character sets.
Q7: What kind of modern computers would be able to run this printer?
A7: A type of printer anticipated for use in conjunction with computers IBM or the Apple II systems, which interfacing cables and drivers are needed in addition to the printer in order for it to be connected to more modern systems.
Q8: Which section of the Procedure Manual has specifications for this printer?
A8: Detailed Printer specifications are available in Appendix F of this manual.
User Manual
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