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in tor no notdthstanding.JUKI canassume responsibility anyerrors this their consequencrs. Iuo CO., 1983 TOKYO by JUKI INDUSTRIAL LTD. o copyright Tokyo,Japan
This equipmentgenerates usesradio lrequencyenetgyand ifnot installed and and used prop.Iy, that is, in stdct accordance with the manufacturcr's instructions, may cause interferenceto radio and televisionreception.[t has been type testedand found to comply with the limits for a Class computingdevice accordance B in with the specifications in SubpartJ of Pa 15 of FCC rules,which are designed providereasonable to protection againstsuch interference a residentialinstallation.However, in there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a pa icular installation.U this equipment does causeintederenceto radio or tQlevision reception,which can be dtermined by tuming the equipmentoff and on, the use! is encouraged try to correct the interto ference one or more of the followingmea$$es: by
Reorientthe receiving antenna. Relocate computerwith respect the receiver. the to MoVethe computerawayfrom the receiver. Plug the computerinto a diflerent outlet so that computerand receiver on are different branchchcuits-
If necessary, usershouldconsultthe dealer an experienced the or radio/television technician for additional suggestions. usr may find the followinS boollet prpardby the The FederalCommunications Commission helpful: "How to Identify and Resolve RadiqTV InterfercnceProblems".This booklet is available from the U.S. coveminent hintins Office,Washington, D.C.20402, StockNo. 00+00G00345-4.
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INTRODIJCTION 1. General Oescription This is a daisywheel printer controlledby a micro processor unit. The printer, which is a rqsultof the state-of-the-art engineering combinedwith superiorfianufacturingtechniques,piovides superiorperfomance and many advsntages such as the easydrop-in type daisy wheelreplacement, of IBM cartridge use price,low power ribbons,moderate consumptionand long service life. ln addition,the printer headdrivenby.a linearmotor permitssimplermechanism highe!accuracy and ofptinting positionat the same time. 2. Spocific.tioni Print speed Print wheel Print wheellife Numberof characte$ line per Max. f8 cps l7 cps(Shannon text, l0 ch/inch) (Triumph-Adler lO0 characteIs/wheel compatible) l0 million characters/wheel . ' (10 110charactem pitch) (12 132charactem pitch) (15 165characters pitch) (Proportional 82 to 220 characteN spacing Bldirectional,increrlrentai motion: I /120 inch Max.1,000 ms Bidirectional,Friction feed 1/48inch Cartridge Type: tBM Typewriterribbon Singlestrike ribbon Multi strikeribbon PaBllel(Centronics compatible) (Option: RS232C serial) 4l"F - 95"F (5'C to 35'C) (Operatins) 30%to 85%(Operating, Non-condensation) AC 100v, 120v, 220 v, 240 v, 50 & 60 Hz
Max: paperwidth Carriage motidn Carriage retum time Paper ieed Min. feed Ribbon
Dimension Weight
Max.sow' 20.5" x 5.9"Hx 14.2'D W (520 mmx l5l mmx 360mmI . 27.5lbs.approx. (12.5 approx.) kgs.
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1. Unpacking Beforeunpackingthe printer, carefullycheck the exterior of the cartoncontainingrne printer. If any damaged incurred during transportation has been found, immedBrry contactthe shopyou boughtthe machine procedurc 1.1 Unpacking Unpackthe printer in accordance with the iollowing stps: Step l: Openthe carton. Step2: Pull out straightthe pdnter together v/ith its shock-absorbing materials. Step3 : Placethe printer along ivith the shock-absorbing materials a table ot on other plain spot. Step4: Remove shock-absorbing the matedals from the printer. Step5 : Takethe vinyl coveroff the printer. 1.2 Rgpacking printer the Repack printer in reverce the procedure. orderfrom unpacking Repack printer whenstoringit o! sending for repair. the it Caution It is advisable keep the packingmaterials possible to for reshipment of the printer. 2. Checking Plinter Pan3 ths The printer is fumished with the standardaccessories shownbelow. If any missedor partshavebeenfound out, contactthe source damaged ofyour purchase.
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If.it is difficult to removethe sheet,open or take olf the soundprcofing coverto take the sheetout in the followingway: Step I : Openthe soundprooling covertowardsyou till uprightposition. Step2: Pull up and lemovethe soundproofing cover.
Soundproofing cover
Step3: Remove right carriage the fixer. Step4: Move the carriage the riglt and removethe left carriage to fixer. AC corC and ribbon can be takenout.
The daisymotor is fixed not to slip out duringtransportation. Step Ir Cht the motor bandand rcmoveit ftom the carriage. Step2: Removethe leverfixer from lhe carriaBe. The platen is fixed with two materialswhich protect the platen from shocksor vibrationdudngtmnsportationStep l: Remove platenfixer from both sideof the platenthe
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4. s.ning ! c.rttidge Ribbon Eithei a single stdke ribbon or multi strike dbbon can be ured When a cartridge ribbon has been sei on the printer, the printer will automatically st itself for ' feed amount suitedto that ribbon. step l: Pu[ the ribbon load levertoward you. the Step 2: Pass lead tape of the ribbon thrcugh the thle guides' Step 3: Pushdo*n the cartridge until it is held by the clip spring'
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the inked pafi of the Step 4: Tum the cartridg; knob countertlockwise dlection until ribbon teachesthe Printing Part' Step 5: Retum the ribbon load levcr to its original position'
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Supplement: Repllcing a cartridge ribbotr slit' replace whcn the ribbon is seento be drnost running out throwh the cT t'idge the ribbon in the following prccedut' Step l: Pull thc dbbon load lever toward you Step 2: Pull up the cadridge off the printer'
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Do not forcibly pull up the cartridge without puUing the ribbon load levertowardyou.
Rem.inins ribbon
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(2) When the end zone of ribbon leaches the print position,piinted to
characteN could not be lecognized clearly (3) Periodicaly clean the ribbon path and lemove paperdust and ink flake from interior.
5. Atlrching r D.iry Wh.el to tho Printot The dlopin designof the daisy wheelpermitseasysettingand leplacement the daisy of wheel. Stcp I i Draw the daisysettinglevertowardyou. Step 2: Dlop the daisy wheel into the daisy cale of the printer. CNtion The type surface th daisywheelshouldfaceto the platen. of
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Supplement: Removing daisywheel. the Step l: Pull the daisysettinglevertowardyou. Stp2: Held and pull up the daisywheel.
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6. Seftino . Pap6fon tho Printor Paperof up to 13 inch width canbe seton the printer. 6.1 LoadingI papgron tho ptinter Step l: Pull the paperbail levertowardyou.
Step2: Confirm rhat the release leveris sei awayfrom you. paperbetween papertableand the rearof the platen. Step3 : Place the Step4: Tum the feedknob until the form reaches printing position. the Step5: Pushthe bail leverback.
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First pul that the rclcar lever, then tum the riSht feed knob back rnd forth while pushing it to perform fin .djustment of the printinS positior.
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Step 1: Pull the release levertowardyou Step2: Openthe soundproofing covertowardyou. .. Step3: Align the side edgesof paper as shown below and then push back thc rolease leverStqp4: Clotethe apoustic coverand pushthe bail lever.
OPERATION 1. Switches and lndicators The powerswitchis locatedat the leit on the backof the printer case, and the operation panel is located at the right on the front. The operationpanel has thrce membrane switches, slideswitchand threeindicators. one 4-Stepselector
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1.1 Switchss PowerSW: Controlsthe primaryAC powersupplied the printer. to Whenit is turnedon the initial stateof the pdnter is: (l) LSI (Line Spacing Index)fol.lows Dip SW. to (2) (3) (.4) (5) (6) (?) CSI (Column Spacing Index) follo*s to the switches the operation on panel. I-eft Marginis setat lst column. Right Maryinis setat the final column. HorizontalTab and VerticalTab arenot set. Top Marginis setat the top of the paper.
Bottom Margir is setat the endof the paper. (&l ) The printer is setin the on-linestate,and READY lamp lights. (8-2) If no error is present, CHECKlamp goes out. (9) Auto Backward Print Mode. (10) Thepaper length setat I I inches 12. is or (l I ) Carriage positioned lst column. is at (12) The Print Wheelis positioned the homeposition. at ( 13) The Ribbonis set at the homeposition. (14) The PowerIndicationkmp lightsup.
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1.2 Indicators
This greenLED indicator will light up when the power switch of the pdnter is tumed on. Ready: This is a geen LED indicator which will light up whenthe pdnter is reaoyro transfer data. It blinks if errors relatedto data transfer (buffer over flow, parity error, flamminge[or, over run eror) happen. According operator's to judgement,data storedin the print buffer can be printedby depressing Reset switch. Check: This indicatorlamp lightsup in the checkstatus and blinksin the error status. Checkstatus: The ribbon or papeihasrun out. Errorstatus: Error which can not warrant the adequate printing happens. Data storcd in the print buffer can be printed by depressing Reset switchafter rcmovingthe cause oferror. 1.3 Loadinga form by the bail iwitch By operatingthe bail switch,you can automatically paperat the 1 inch posiset tion from the top end of the paper.This can be done when the printer has been poweredup and when the printer is not in Error mode and when the printer is in Pause mode. Step l: Makesurethat the release leverhasbeenpushback. paperbetween papertableand the rearof the platen. Step2 : Place the Step3: Pu[ the bail levertowald you. Step4: Drawthe bail leveronce towald you. Step5: Whenpaperhas beenfed enoughand stopped,return the bail leverto its originalposition. The printing operationbegins one at paper. inch from the top end of the
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2, Selt-te.t The self-test featurechecks following: the (l) Buffer RAM (2) Operation the printer mechanism of (3) P nt quality Note: If th printer is equippedwith a serialI/F (option), the self-test featurealso checks whetherthe connection madeadequ;tely. is Tum orr the power switch while depEssing Form Feed the switch and then release switch. wiustart self_test. 1,"*iin".iil;;;il;"*", the rhis the r" *lTnl*o ""o Self-test RAM OK Serial OK
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3.1 Setting from I to 10, the loth pin beingnot in use. The DIP switchpins arc numbered The following tableshowsthe function of eachDIP switchpin and their factory-set conditions, Factory-set condition OFF
Function Auto line feed level lmpression Buffer'sdataprocessing modeselection set Intemationalcharacter set Intemationalchaiacter
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Do not tum on the power switch until the settingof thesDIP switch pinshasbeencompletedwith the power switch tf the setting of theseswitch pins is changed the iunctionswill remaineffectiveunless printer turnedon, the previous or is remote-reset initialize.
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DIP SWpin No. l: AUTO Line feed Whenthis switch pin is setto ,.ON", the printer will feedthe line only by CR codeWhensetto OFF IPRINT] ABC DEFG Whensetto ON IPRINT] ABC DEFG
(2) DIP SWpin No. 2: IMPRESSION CONTROL Whenthis switchis setto ON, the impactofprinting will be increased. (3) DIP Sw pin No. 3: BUFFER'SDATA PROCESSING MODE SELECTTON OFF: Data sent from CPU arc processed series. in Ifthe buffer is full of data, printer does not leceivedata from CpU. Whendata in the bufier de_ crease 220 BYTE, dataarc sentfrom CpU till next buffer firll. to Data sent from host computerare pdnted out immediately after receiv_ ing one chatacter, ON: Data are sent from CpU to pdnter buffer until buffet becomes and full if the control code (CR, LF, FF, vT) in the buffer is executed,CpU will senddatatill next control codeData are processed one line unit. (WhenIBp pC interface applied, by is SWNo. 3 hasto be set to ON.) (4) DIP SWpin Nos.4, 5 and 6: INTERNATIONALCHARACTER SET Various cha$cter sets of the countdes shown in Table will be provided throughcombinations thesethreepins. of (5) DIP SWpin No. 7: PAPERS Srrting this switch pin to ON will put the printer in Cut Sheet modein which the printer is st for paperEnd statusand stopsprinting when pdnt on one page completed. is Set anotherpaperon the piinter and then alepress resetswitch. This will the cause printer to startprinting again. the (6) DIP SWpin No. 8: PAPERLENCTH Setthis switchpin to OFF for a I1,, paperand setit to ON for 12, paper. (7) DIP SWpin No- 9: LINE SPACING When this switch pin is set to ON, the line space will be l/g inch insteadot 1/6 inch. (E) DIP SWpin No. l0 Althoughthis switchpin is not in use, setit to OFF.
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3.2 Internationol charactor sst Combinations DIP switch ph Nos. 4, 5 and 6 will giveJhe characters counof of tries shownin Tablebelow.The characte! arays areasshownin Table.The character codes shownin Appendix. are Note: Usea daisywheelspecified Appendixfor eachlanguage. in DIP SWpin No. 6 OFF OFF OFF DIP SWpin No. 5 OFF OFF ON DIP SWpin No. 4 language
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4. Control Codea please Vadoussoftwarecontrolscan be done by usingthe control codes. carefullyread the desc ption of thesecontrol codes orderto take full advantage the printer in of The control codescome in specialcontrol codesbasedon escape codesand thosecontrol codes shownin ASCII codetable. 4.1 Cont.ol codes The following showsthe control codes giventy 7 bits ASCII codetable.
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ACK (Acknowledse.) link ACK is transmittedto the host computeroverthe communications when print buffer, i.e , when the in a ETX (End of Text) code is encountered the the signalreaches ETX codeafter the datainsideof the print buffer is printed Valid for sedalinterface.
(2) BEL (Be[) is BEL soundsthe audibtealarm (buzzer)for 0.5 secondwhen this signal enin the Print buffercountered the (e.g.)WhenA B C - - - X Y Z B E 1 & C R aretransmitteal, buzzersounds aftet prirting A B C --- X Y Z characters. (3) BS (Backspace) one print position in Normal mode,or l/60 inch BS backspaces carriage the previous datacannot be erased. mode.The in Graphics B S ^c e C R are transmitted, (e.g.)WhenG r a Graceis printed. (4) CR (cariage Retum) a CR causes carriageretum. Whenthe left margin is set, the carria8ereturns to the left margin position. If AUTO LF Switch is on, also CR causesline feed operation. ( 5 ) DCI (DeviceConhol l) When in the parallelinterface,this signalis hansmittedfrom the host comconditionand the datacanbetransmitted' puter, the printer is setin the select when the When,in the Serialinterface,the protocol of DCl/DC3 is slected' lessthan of the printer buffer after printing becomes number of data inside to DCI is possible be 220 byte, DCI is transmittedto the host coflputer' traNmitted transmittedonly by meansof DC3 That is to say, DCI can be after beingtmnsmitledDC3 and beingmadethe printingopetation
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(8) ETX (EndofText) It is effectivein the Serialintedace.This signalis transmittedto the printer at the end of a data string.This signalis taken togetherwith the data in the printr buffer. Upon finding the ETX in the buffer, the printer will immediately transmitan ACK signalto notify the host computerto sendanother datastrin& A (e.g.) when A B C - - - X Y Z B E 1 F T 1 arelransmitted. B C- - - X Y Z after ringingthe buzzer. areprinted,and ACK signalis transmitted (9) ECS(Escape) Various controls can be made by meansof the entry of ESC code and its following code. ( l0) FF (Form Feed) FF initiates form feed to the top of the next page(form), or to the top when it is set. marginon the next iorm or page (l I ) HT (HorizontalTab) IIT initiates movementof the carriage the next previoudy set Horizontal to Tab Stop. (12) LF (LineFeed) to LF initiatesmovementof the paperup one line. Movementchanges l/48 per command the Graphics mode. inch in ( l3) NUL (Null) This signalis ignorcd by the printer in all modes.lt can be usedas a spale codefor dummy use. (14) SP(Space) SP initiatesmovementof the caniageone pdnt position in normal mode, or 1/60 inch in Graphicmode. ( l5) VT (VerticalTab) VT initiates movementof the paper up to the next previouslyset Vedical Tab Stop.
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Function
SetHT stop at the present position Clearsall HTs and VTs SetsGraphicmodeto ON (Clea$by CR) StsCraphicmodeto OFF SetsForwardprint rnodeto ON print modeto ON (C.leared CR) SetsBackward by Setshint suppress ON {Cleared CR) to by Clears present stop the HT Setsthe left marginat the prcsentposition Setsthe right marginat the presentposition AbsoluteHT to (n) colum Setlinesper pageto (n) AbsoluteVT to (n) line Set linesper pageto (n) SetsVT stop at the present position Executes lemote reset Sers to (n-l) LSI Sets to (n-l ) CSI Clears top/bottom matgins Executes line feedin the opposite l/2 directron Executes line feed l/2 Setsbottom marginat rhe prcsenlposition Setstop marginat the present position Printssymbol"d" hints symbol""1" Printssymbol"g "
ESCI ESC2 ESC3 ESC 4 ESC 5 ESC 6 ESC 7 ESC 8 ESC 9 ESC 0 ESC HT(n)
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ESC Us(n) ESCC ESCD ESCU ESC L ESC T ESC Y ESCZ ESCH
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Standard function Controlcode Prints symbol"t" Prints symbol " " Prints symbol"g" EnableAutomaticbackward print Disable Automaticbackward print SetsCSI at a valuedsetby Spacing SW ESCSUBR Remoteerror reset Initializethe printer StatusRequest (only SerialI/F mode) Function
WordProcessing Functions
Control code
Setsautomaticunderscore ON to Setsautomaticunderscore OFF to Setsbold print to ON (Cleared CR) by pdnt to ON (Cleared CR) Setsshadow by Setsbold/shadow print to OFF Setscarriage settlingtime Ciears carriage settlingtime l/ 120"backspace Cancels word processing all modes exceptpS
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lunctions 4.2.1 Standard ( 1 ) E S Cr A code used to specify a Horizontal Tab Stop position. when the printer locationolthe ca$iage. ESC I code,the Tab stop is setat th present receives
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HT any WhenESC2 codeis received, prest Stop or VT stop will be cleared.
(3) ESC3
the When ESC3 code is received, printer is setfor gaphic mode.The graphic provide the following action. mode will print data, it will print the characters without (a) Whenthe printer receives moving its carriage. (b) The caniagecan be moved l/60" either to the right or left by SPor BS code. (c) The folm can be fed 1/48" up or down by LF or ESCLF code.
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(6) ESC6 Entry of ESC6 code placethe printer in the backward print mode,provided that the last print line hasbeenterminated LF, ESCLF or CR codebefore by receivingESC 6, or elsethe printer may not be able to do further data processing. When the printer is set for the backwardprint mode, the carriage movesto the letl to proceed with printing. In the backwardprint mode, the spacing and backspacing reversed. are while the operationof the tab, cariagereturn and paperfeedremainunhanged.
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IPRINT] (I)ABCD (?) ESC7 Entry of ESC 7 code will set the printer for print suppres status.The print suppress be cleared CR code. can by DATA PRINT (8) ESC8 If the printer receives ESC8 code when HT stop has beenset at the present carriageposition, that HT stop will be cleared. Other HT stopsspecifiedin advance remaineffective. will (9) ESC9 If the printer receives ESC9 code,the left marginwill be set at the present carriageposition, and left margin previouslyset at any other point will be cleared.The printer will start printing at that newly set left marginafter a canlageretum. CITY; ESC7] N.Y. LCRCITY: LX
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(l l) ESCHT (n) By usingthis code,you can madethe carriage move directly from the lst to l26th columnswithout the needfor specifying stop. The (n) represents HT any one of decimal I to 126,however must be specified an ASCII code it by NUL codeand DEL codecannotbe used.
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PRINT 123456789101112 columns + ABC DE F 1234 s 6......636465666t columN +ABC DEF (l2) ESC F L When the printer receives ESC LF code,it will feed the form by one line in the o-pposite direction. In the graphicmode,the printer will feedthe form by l/48" in the oppositedirection. Caution ESC LF shall not be usedwhenthe print positionis within 2.? inch from the end edgeof the paper. (13) ESCvT (n) By usingthis code,you can make the printer feedthe form dfuec y from lst to 126th lineswithout specifying stop in advance. (n) replesents VT The decmal I to 126, however, must be specified an ASCII code.NUL codeano it by DEL codecannot be used. ( l4) EsC FF (n) By usingthis code,you can specifythe lengthof a pageon a line basis. The (n) represents one of decimal I to 126, however, mustbe specified any it b; an ASCII code. NUL code and DEL code can not be used.To set one page for 66 lines, for example,enter ESC FF B code,or enter ESC FF H to set
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fl5) ESCUsed to specify Vertical Tab Stop. Whenever the pdnter has received this code,the verticaltab stop will be specified the present at line. ( I 6 ) E S C RP C This is a codefor remotereset.Whenthe printer receives code,the printer this will be placedin the busy status.This codeis storcdinto a databuffeiof thc printer beforethe instructionis executed, that if any other so datahasalready been in the databuffer beforethis codeis entered, printer will be Dut int; the poweron conditionby this codeonly afler the processing of that iata has beencompleted.
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( l 7 ) E S C S( n ) R This codesetsthe value LSI (Line Spacing of Index)to (n-l ). The(n) represents any one ofdecimalI to 126,but it mustbe specified an ASCIIcode. by NUL codeand DEL code cannotbe used.The paperfeedamountper line depends the valueof LSI. WhenLSI=I, the amount paper on of feedper line will be l/48', in other words you can specifythe amount of paper feed per lineon a l/48" basis. 3LPI = I /3 inchper line l / 3 i n c h= l 6 x l / 4 8 i n c h= ( 1 7 - l )x l / 4 8 i n c h = (n-1) l/48 inch x (n) Since is l7 in the decimal notation, ESCRS DCI codeto specify use th feedamount. ( l 8 ) E S C S( n ) U Usedto setthe valueofCSl (Character Spacing Index)to (n-l). The (n) represents any one of decimal I to 126, but it must be specifiedby an ASCII code. NUL code and DEL code cannot be used.The characterpitch per columndepends the valueofCSL When on pitchwill be CSI=1, character the you canspecify character 1/120", otherwords in pitchon a l/ 120"basis. the = pitch I /10 inch 1oCPI Character 1 / 1 0 n c h= l 2 x l / 1 2 0i n c h= ( 1 3 - l )x I / 1 2 0i n c h i =(n-l)x l/l20inch Since(n) will be 13 in the decimalnotation, use ESC US CR to specifythe pitch. character
( 19)ESC C This code is usedto clearpresettop and bottom margins restore to thc margins whichhave been at thetimewhentheprinterwas powered set up. (20)ESC D Whenthe printerreceives D code,it wilt feedpaper l/2 line in the ESC by opposite direction. DArA 4=2 [@ ?
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Whenthe printer receives ESCT code,it will setthe top matginat the present line, and any top ma.rgin previously st will be cleared. When FF code is enteredin the printer, the printer will feed paperto the newly specified line to begin printing with this line. (23) ESCL When the printer has accepted ESC L code,it will set the bottom magin at the present line, and any bottom margin previously st will be clearcd. Immediately upon completion of print of rhe speciliedbottom margin line, the paperwill be autom.ticallyfed to the specified on the top margin. line (24) ESCY, ESCZ, ESCH, ESCl, ESCJ and ESCK Whenany one of thesecodesis entered into the pdnter, the pdnter will print a symbol "a", "-1", "5 ", "q". Thesesymbolswill be printed when the DIP switches the operationpanelcircuit boardare setfor U.S.A. on
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This code is used to rcstorc the automaticbackwardpdnt mode when this mode has been cleared.The printer is set for the automaticbackwardpdnt when it is poweredup. In the automaticbackwardpdnt mode, the printer will print in the right and left directionsand take the shortest possible rout to move its carriage for printing. In the automatic backward mode, th carriagewill retum to the left print starting point for printing eachtirne one line of print is completedunlessthe pdnter is in any one of the following status: (a) The automaticbackward print modeis not clearcd. (b) The printer hasa line of printeddataterminated CR code. by (c) A line ofprinted datadoesnot includea control code.
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(26) ESC\ ESC\ This is a code to clear the automaticbackwardprint mode.Whenever line by code is accepted the printer, the subsequent print will beginfrom the left. ln other words, the printer will print characte$only from the left to right. (2?) ESCS pitch specified Spacing Index)valueat a chamcter Usedto st CSI (Character on the operationpanel. switch by the spacing (28) ESCSUBR the samefunction asthat ob_ This is a remoteerror resetcode,and provides when the resetswitchon the operationpanelis deprcssed. tained (29) ESCSUB r by This is a code to initializethe printer. When ESC SUB I code is accepted the printet the printer initialized as sameas POWERON condition. tl this code is acceptedby the printer, every data in the data buffer arc cleared unconditionaly. shouldbe take careusedthis code. Thereforcustomer (30) ESCSUB l This code effectiveonly serialinterfacemode. ESC SUB I code is accepted by the printer, the printer sendedSTX code and statusto a host computer. StatusBit asiollow. Bit 0 I 2 3 4 5 6 7 Status End olribbon l0 pirch Paperout Auto LF enable Carriageopen Buffer full Printerin check *Parity Bit'
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(l) Esc P
This is a code to specify PS (Propofiional Space).The proportional space a PSvaluefor eachcharacter, the pitch ofeach character and doesnot depend on a CSI value but dependson the PS value table located in the printer memory except for space.The chalactei pitch will not restoie its value specified by the spacingswitch unlesspower off/on ESC SUB l, ESC-CR-P or ESCS codeis entered iito the Drinter.
(2) ESCQ
This is a code usd to cleat the proportionalspace mode. If the printer receivesESCQ cod,the PS mode will be cleared but CSI valueis the same as one before receiving ESCP.
To decrease chaiacter pitch, st it fo. neSstiveoffset. Namely, the cariage the will not move when the characterpitch ir st for 0 or lessand the bit 6 for I . (4',) ESCE Whenthe plinter has received ESC E code,it will then pint underscore until it receives ESCR code.
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(6) ESCo This is a code for bold printing.If the printer receives ESCO code,it will this print the samecharacterover a printed characterand continuethis double printing until it receives codeor ESC& code. CR
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l1) ESCW This is a shadowprint code which is enteredto make the printer print the samecharacters, shiftingthem by l/120" therebyprinting shadowy characte$ asshownbelow.This will be continueduntit CR codeor ESC& codeisissued.
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(8) ESC& This is a codeto clearthe bold print modeor shadowprint mode. (9) ESC% Whenthe printer receives ESC% code,it will make the carriage settlingtime longerto pdnt. Thereforethe printing will be doneat a lower speed witn but pitch. evencharacter
( l0) EscN
This code is used to clear the cariage settling time.
( l l ) E S cB s Entry of ESCBScodewill cause printer to providel/120, backspace. the ( l2) ESC X When the printer receivesESC X code, all the word processing functions exceptthe prcportionalspace will be cleared_
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6. Porallel lntrIace This printer is equippedwith a parallel interfaceasa standard unit. (l) Specifications (a) Datatransferspeed: 500 cps(max.) (b) Synchronization: STROBEpulses By suppliedfrom outside. (c) Handshaking: ACKNLG or BUSYsignals. By (d) lrgic level:All input dataand interface control signals ofTTL levet. are (2) Connector Plus: AMPHENOL57-30360. The lengthof the cableshouldb 2 m or less. (3) Input connector
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Signal GND
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(4) Description signals of (a) STROBE This is a pulse to read data. The pulsewidth must be 0.5!s or more at tne receivingthe host computer. It is normally kept at HIGH, and when it is shiftedfrom HIGH to LOW,datais latched. (b) DATAI -8 Thesesignalsprovide information of the lst to 8th bit of paralleldata, and stay HIGH if data is I while stay LOW if data is 0. Eachbit must ris 0.5rrs earlier than the falling edgeof a STROBEsignaland must be scured 0.5!s later than the risirg edge.The DATA 8 is ignoredsincethey areusuallyusd for 7 bit ASCII codes. (c) ACKNLG pulsehavingapprox.7!s pulsewidth, whichis proThis is an acknowledging duced at the end of data input. When this puls is produced,anotherdata canbe transferred. (d) BUSY This is a DC level signalto indicate whether the printer is readyto accept data entry or not. Data entry can be madewhile this signalstaysLOW, providedthat dataentry canbe madefor DC 1 evenwhenthe signal HlcH. is (e) PRIME If this signalis set to LOW, the printer control unit will ltop its operation. Accordingly,il this LOW signalis received during printing or while any function is in operation,such operationcan not be guaranteed. this signalis If set to HIGH again,the printer will be initializedto restoreits originalstatus obtainedwhenit is first powercd Normally,the signal stto HtcH, up. is
(f) sr.cr
This is a DC levelsignal which showsthat the printer is operative. (c) PE This is a DC level signalwhich tells that paperhasrun out. It becomes HIGH in the absence form and becomes of LOWin the Dresence form. of (h) ERROR This is a DC level signalwhich indicates that the pdnter is in error status.It becomes LOWin error statuswhile it becomes HICH in normalstatus.
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(5) Datatransfersequence
STROBE
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7. Optional 7.1 Serialintorlace RS232C (l) Specifications Method D a t a r a n s m i t t i n g s p e . . d. . . . . . t .e . Asynchronous system 300,600, 1200, 2400BPs rchange-over means Dip SWof serial by of I/F Board) I bit 7 bit ODD, EVENor MARK or SPACE (change-over Dip Sw) by by Oneor two (change-over Dip SW) - l5V) Mark= logicI (-5V to = Space logic 0 (+5V to + l5V) DCI /DC3 protocol P nter readyProtocol ETX/ACK protocol
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