GUIDE D’UTILISATION
BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG
MANUALE DI ISTRUZIONI
Federal Communications Commission
Radio Frequency Interference
Statement
This 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. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a
commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause
harmful interference to radio communications. 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.
For compliance with the Federal Noise Interference Standard, this equipment requires a
shielded cable.
This statement will be applied only for the printers marketed in U.S.A.
The Canadian Department of Communications
Statement of
Radio Interference Regulations
This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class A limits for radio noise emissions from
digital apparatus set out in the Radio Interference Regulations of the Canadian Department
of Communications.
Le présent appareil numérique n’émet pas de bruits radioélectriques dépassant les limites
applicables aux appareils numériques de la classe A prescrites dans le Règlement sur le
brouillage radioélectrique édicté par le ministère des Communications du Canada.
The above statement applies only to printers marketed in Canada.
NOTICE
• All rights reserved. Reproduction of any part of this manual in any form whatsoever,
without STAR’s express permission is forbidden.
• The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice.
• All efforts 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
* ESC/POS is a trademark of Seiko Epson Corporation.
1. SETTING THE PAPER
ENGLISH
1-1. Setting the Paper
Prepare a roll of paper. Make sure that the feeding edge of the paper is cut in a
straight right angle to the direction of feed.
1 Open the cover.
2 If the unit has an auto-cutter unit,
move the unit in the direction of the
arrow until the lock engages. (This
step is unnecessary if there is no
auto-cutter unit.)
Roll paper
Core
Axis
Paper roll holder
3 Widen the paper holder in the direc-
tion of the arrow and position the
paper in the manner shown in the
illustration. Make sure that the core
of the paper is firmly held by the
paper holder at this time.
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4 Auto Loading
Insert the edge of the paper into the
opening. The paper is properly inserted when paper extends from the
printer mechanism. Check that the
paper is protruding approximately
15 to 20 centimeters from printer
mechanism. If the paper extends
less than 15 centimeters, press the
feed key to feed more paper. Once
these steps have been taken, remove
any remaining slack in the paper.
If the paper has not been inserted
straight, it will jam. If this happens,
pull the head up lever towards you
and pull on the edge of the paper
until the paper is moving straight.
After confirming that 15 to 20
centimeters of paper is extending
from the printer, push the head up
lever back to the previous position.
ENGLISH
Manual Loading
Pull the head up lever forward to
bring the print head into the up position. Insert the edge of the paper
into the opening and turn the green
knob located near the head up lever
until the edge of the paper protrudes
from the printer mechanism. Grab
the edge of the paper and pull the
paper until it is moving straight.
After confirming that 15 to 20
centimeters of paper is extending
from the printer, push the head up
lever back to the previous position.
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ENGLISH
1-2. Changing the Paper
5 Hold the edge of the paper and press
it against the head and cut it. Be
careful not to cut your hands or
fingers on the edge of the autocutter unit.
6 Close the auto-cutter unit. (This step
is unnecessary if there is no autocutter unit.)
7 Close the cover and press the on-
line switch. The on-line lamp will
come on.
1 If the near-end sensor is operating
and there is still paper on the roll,
cut the paper just before the paper
opening and then press the (feed)
switch until the feed of paper stops.
2 Open the cover and pull the head up
lever forward so the print head is in
the up position and pull the paper
out.
3 Widen the paper holder in the direc-
tion of the arrow and remove paper
roll or the core.
4 Follow the procedure outlined in
“1-1 Setting the Paper” to replace
the paper roll.
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1-3. Paper Jams
1 Turn the power off and open the cover.
2 If the unit has an auto-cutter unit, move the unit in the direction of the arrow
until the lock engages. (This step is unnecessary if there is no auto-cutter unit.)
3 Cut the roll of paper just before the paper opening and remove the paper.
4 Using the same procedure outlined for cleaning the head, push the head open
lever back to release the set cover system and to place the head in the open
position.
5 Remove the paper jam. If the jam cannot be removed, turn the feed knob and
remove the paper.
6 Once the paper jam has been removed, press the top of the set cover and engage
the head open lever.
Caution
If the paper jam is in the auto-cutter, insert a Phillips screwdriver into the right
side of the auto-cutter and use it to turn the internal gears to free the paper jam.
ENGLISH
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ENGLISH
2-1. Power ON
Operating Panel
2. CONTROL PANEL
Paper - Yes
1 Power Lamp (Green LED)
2 On-Line Lamp (Green LED)
POWER
ON LINE
FEED
3 On-Line Switch
4 Feed Switch
12 3 4
Paper - No
POWER
ON LINE
FEED
When the power switch is turned on, the Power Lamp and On-Line Lamp will
come on. If there is no paper, the Power Lamp will flash at approximately one
second intervals.
Insert paper and press on-line
switch. (Star)
Insert paper and close cover. (ESC/
POS)
ENGLISH
Head up
Approx. 250 msApprox. 250 ms
Lower head and press on-line
switch. (Star)
Lower head and close cover. (ESC/
POS)
Paper near end of
roll
Approx. 2 Sec Approx. 2 Sec
Press on-line switch and printing
will continue. Both lamps light
when printing and power lamp
flashes and on-line lamp lights
when on-line. (Star)
Same as “No paper”. (ESC/POS)
Cover is open
500 ms
Approx.
500 ms
Close cover and press on-line
switch. (Star)
Approx.
Close cover. (ESC/POS)
Error during paper
cutting
Approx. 125 msApprox. 125 ms
If the blade is at the home position,
press on-line switch to continue
printing. If the blade is not at the
home position, it is not a recoverable error. (Star)
Command (ESC/POS)
3) Fatal Error (Power Lamp: Flashing; On-Line Lamp: Flashing) the unit
will have to be repaired.
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3. CAUTIONS
ENGLISH
3-1. Operating Cautions
1 The service life of the thermal print head cannot be guaranteed if any paper
other than the recommended paper is used. There will be a noticeable decline
in the service life of the thermal element of the print head when the paper used
contains (Na+, K++, CI-).
2 Never print when there is water or any form of moisture, such as from
condensation, on the surface of the print head.
3-2. Safety Cautions
1 Never touch the thermal print head or motor during printing or immediately
after printing as these components are very hot.
2 Never touch any moving parts, such as gears or knobs, during printing.
3 Always use care near the edges of printer components, especially metal
components, as they may cause injury.
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4. COMMAND SUMMARY
4-1. Star Mode
Commands to Select Characters
Control codes
<ESC> “R” n1B 52 nSelect international character set
<ESC> “/” “1”1B 2F 31
<ESC> “/” <1>1B 2F 01
<ESC> “/” “0”1B 2F 30
<ESC> “/” <0>1B 2F 00
<ESC> “b” n1n2n3n4 1B 62 n1 n2 n3 n4Select bar code printing
d1 ... <RS>d1 ... 1E
HT09Horizontal tab
LF0APrint line feed
FF0CPage mode print and return
DLE EOT10 04Real time transmission of status
DLE ENQ10 05Real time request to printer
CAN18Cancel print data in page mode
ESC FF1B FFPrint page mode data
ESC SP1B 20Set right space amount of character
ESC !1B 21Universal print mode designation
ESC #1B 23Set memory switch
ESC $1B 24Designate absolute printing
ESC %1B 25Designate/cancel download character set
ESC &1B 26Define download characters
ESC
*
ESC -1B 2DDesignate/cancel underline
ESC 21B 32Set 1/6 inch line feed amount
ESC 31B 33Set line feed amount
ESC =1B 3DSelect peripheral equipment
ESC ?1B 3FDelete download characters
ESC @1B 40Initialize printer
ESC D1B 44Set horizontal tab position
ESC E1B 45Designate/cancel emphasized print
ESC G1B 47Designate/cancel double print
ESC J1B 4APrint and paper feed
ESC L1B 4CSelect page mode
ESC R1B 52Select international characters
ESC S1B 53Select standard mode
ESC T1B 54Select character print direction in print mode
ESC V1B 56Designate/cancel 90° character rotation
ESC W1B 57Set print range in page mode
ESC \1B 5CDesignate relative position
ESC a1B 61Align position
ESC c41B 63 34Select no valid paper detector at print stop
ESC c51B 63 35Enable/disable panel switch
ESC d1B 64Print and paper feed “n” lines
ESC i1B 69Partial cut (one section remaining)
ESC p1B 70Designate pulse generation
ESC t1B 74Select character code table
1B 2ADesignate bit image mode
ENGLISH
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Control CodeHexadecimal CodeFunction
ENGLISH
ESC u1B 75Transmission of peripheral equipment status
ESC v1B 76Transmission of paper detection status
ESC {1B 7BDesignate/cancel inverted printing
GS !1D 21Designate character size
GS $1D 24Designate absolute position of vertical direction of
characters in page mode
GS
*
GS /1D 2FPrint download bit image
GS :1D 3AStart/finish macro definition
GS B1D 42Designate/cancel reverse printing
GS H1D 48Select print position of HRI characters
GS I1D 49Printer ID transmission
GS L1D 4CSet left margin
GS P1D 50Set basic calculated pitch
GS V1D 56Paper cut
GS W1D 57Set print range
GS \1D 5CDesignate the relative position of vertical characters when
GS ^1D 5EExecute macro
GS a1D 61Enable/disable automatic status transmission
GS f1D 66Select HRI character font
GS h1D 68Set bar code height
GS k1D 6BPrinting of bar code
GS r1D 72Transmission of status
GS w1D 77Set lateral size of bar code
1D 2ADefine download bit image
printing in the page mode
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TABLE DES MATIÈRES
1. MISE EN PLACE DU PAPIER........................................................15
1-1. Mise en place du papier .............................................................15
1-2. Changement de rouleau de papier..............................................17
1-3. Bourrages de papier ...................................................................18
2. TABLEAU DE COMMANDE .........................................................19
2-1. Mise sous tension....................................................................... 19
* ESC/POS est une marque de fabrique de Seiko Epson Corporation.
1. MISE EN PLACE DU PAPIER
1-1. Mise en place du papier
Préparer un rouleau de papier. S’assurer que le bord du papier est coupé à angle
droit par rapport à la direction d’avance du papier.
FRANÇAIS
1 Ouvrir le capot.
2 Si l’imprimante dispose d’un méca-
nisme de découpe automatique, déplacer ce dernier dans la direction
indiquée par la flèche jusqu’à ce
que le verrouillage soit effectué.
(Ignorer cette étape si l’appareil ne
dispose pas de mécanisme de découpe automatique.)
Rouleau de
Roll paper
papier
3 Ecarter le support du rouleau de
papier dans la direction indiquée
par la flèche et installer le rouleau
Core
Rouleau
de papier de la manière illustrée cicontre. S’assurer lors de cette étape
que le rouleau de papier est main-
Axis
Axe
tenu fermement en place par son
support.
Support du rouleau de papier
Paper roll holder
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4 Chargement automatique
Insérer le bord du papier dans
l’ouverture. S’assurer que le papier
est correctement inséré en vérifiant
s’il ressort du mécanisme d’impression. Le papier doit ressortir de 15 à
20 cm du mécanisme d’impression.
Si la portion de papier ressortant du
mécanisme d’impression est inférieure ou égale à 15 cm, appuyer sur
la touche d’avance FEED afin de
faire avancer le papier. Une fois ces
étapes effectuées, s’assurer qu’il n’y
a pas de mou dans le papier. Si le
papier n’est pas correctement inséré, cela provoquera un bourrage.
En cas de bourrage, tirer le levier
vert de la tête de l’imprimante vers
soi et tirer sur le bord du papier
jusqu’à ce qu’il avance de façon
correcte. Après s’être assuré que 15
à 20 cm de papier ressortent de
l’imprimante, pousser le levier vert
de la tête de l’imprimante jusqu’à sa
position originale.
FRANÇAIS
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Chargement manuel
Tirer le levier vert de la tête de
l’imprimante vers l’avant afin
d’amener la tête d’impression en
position supérieure. Insérer le bord
de la feuille de papier dans l’ouverture et tourner le bouton vert situé à
proximité du levier de la tête de
l’imprimante jusqu’à ce que le bord
du papier ressorte du mécanisme
d’impression. Saisir le bord du papier et tirer ce dernier jusqu’à ce
qu’il se déplace correctement. Après
s’être assuré que 15 à 20 cm de
papier ressortent de l’imprimante,
pousser le levier vert de la tête de
l’imprimante jusqu’à sa position
originale.
FRANÇAIS
1-2. Changement de rouleau de papier
5 Tenir le bord du papier et appuyer
ce dernier contre la tête et effectuer
la découpe. Prudence! Veiller à ne
pas se couper les mains ou les doigts
sur le bord tranchant du mécanisme
de découpe automatique.
6 Refermer le mécanisme de découpe
automatique. (Ignorer cette étape si
l’appareil ne dispose pas de mécanisme de découpe automatique.)
7 Refermer le capot et appuyer sur le
commutateur ON LINE (en ligne).
Le témoin ON LINE s’allume alors.
1 Si le capteur de fin de rouleau fonc-
tionne lorsqu’il reste du papier sur
le rouleau, couper le papier juste
avant l’ouverture et appuyer ensuite sur la touche FEED jusqu’à ce
que l’avance du papier cesse.
2 Ouvrir le capot et tirer le levier vert
de la tête de l’imprimante vers
l’avant de sorte à ce que la tête
d’impression soit en position supérieure, et retirer le papier.
3 Ecarter le support du rouleau de
papier dans la direction indiquée
par la flèche et retirer le rouleau.
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