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Page 1 - Rev. 01

UUsseerr MMaannuuaall Rev. 01 78413012-001 Sett. 08

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6 RReemmoovvaall ooff tthhee SShhiippmmeenntt LLoocckkss 1. Open the tractor area cover and make sure that you remove the shipment lock from the

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96 Tear Delay Mode TEAR NORMAL ↑ TEAR DELAY 1 → or ← TEAR DELAY … → or ← TEAR DELAY 5 → or ← ↓ STRONG IMPACT This item defines the time that prin

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97 Print Impact Strength TEAR DELAY 1 ↑ STRONG IMPACT → or ← SOFT IMPACT → or ← ↓ PERFOR. SAFE NO STRONG IMPACT The impact strength of the print

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98 Quiet Printing PERFOR. SAFE NO ↑ QUIET PRINT OFF → or ← QUIET PRINT ON → or ← ↓ AUTOGAP 0 QUIET PRINT OFF The function is disabled. Printing a

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99 Adjusting the Distance of the Print Head QUIET PRINT OFF ↑ AUTOGAP -5 → or ← AUTOGAP ... → or ← AUTOGAP +3 → or ← MANUAL GAP → or ← FIXED GAP

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100 Horizontal Character Tuning AUTOGAP 0 ↑ TUNING: HORIZ 0 → or ← TUNING: HORIZ ... → or ← TUNING: HORIZ 60 → or ← ↓ TUNING: VERT 0 These valu

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101 Resetting the Macro Parameters to the Factory Defaults TUNING: VERT. 0 ↑ MACRO -> MFG NO → or ← MACRO -> MFG YES → or ← ↓ NEXT MACRO? NO

Page 9 - 33 Kg / 73 Lbs

102 Selecting Another Macro MACRO -> MFG NO ↑ NEXT MACRO? NO → or ← NEXT MACRO? YES ↓ ↓ CONFIG MENU NO MACRO#1 To pass over to another

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103 Passing over to the Power-On Configuration At this point of the setup, it is possible to pass over to the Power On Configuration functions setting

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104 Storing the values HEX DUMP NO ↑ STORE? QUIT → or ← STORE? SAVE → or ← STORE? CURRENT → or ← PROG EXIT STORE? QUIT This setting does not s

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105 AANNSSII EEmmuullaattiioonn The following items appear only when the ANSI emulation has been selected. ANSI Character Sets EMULATION ANSI ↑

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3. Open the upper printer cover and remove the fixing strip from the print head and from the bail (two strips). Keep all the packing material, toget

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106 ANSI Code Pages CH.TAB.. CODE437 ↑ NATION USA → or ← NATION … → or ← NATION CYRILLIC → or ← ↓ RIS ENABLE YES The following code pa

Page 15 - Power Switc

107 SI/SO Control RIS ENABLE YES ↑ SI/SO CTL YES → or ← SI/SO CTL NO → or ← ↓ AUTO CR YES If the printer receives a command (SI or SO) f

Page 16 - 31.5 in

108 Prime on Delete AUTO CR YES ↑ PRIME ON DEL YES → or ← PRIME ON DEL NO → or ← ↓ CONTRL IN DG YES If the printer receives a command (D

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109 Vertical Expansion CONTRL IN DG YES ↑ EXPAND UP YES → or ← EXPAND UP NO → or ← ↓ ALT GRAPHICS YES This setting defines the vertical

Page 18 - Then press

110 8-bit Control ALT GRAPHICS YES ↑ 8 BIT CTRL YES → or ← 8 BIT CTRL NO → or ← ↓ S/SUB SCRIPT YES If the printer receives a control co

Page 19 - Ribbon Winding Knob

111 ESC+Control Code S/SUB SCRIPT YES ↑ ESC+ CTR CODE YES → or ← ESC+ CTR CODE NO → or ← ↓ VT NOT SET YES In this setting the control co

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112 Double Line Feed VT NOT SET YES ↑ DOUBLE LF YES → or ← DOUBLE LF NO → or ← ↓ DOUBLE LF YES If the printer receives a command (LF) fr

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113 Clear Margin AUTO WRAP YES ↑ CLEAR MARGIN YES → or ← CLEAR MARGIN NO → or ← ↓ BACKOP NINE Clears (Y) or preserves (N) top and bottom

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114 Backup Option CLEAR MARGIN YES ↑ BACKUP NONE → or ← BACKUP BC → or ← BACKUP OS → or ← BACKUP BOTH → or ← ↓ GUARD BAR YES BC The p

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115 Barcode Guard Bar Enable BACKUP NONE ↑ GUARD BAR YES → or ← GUARD BAR NO → or ← ↓ EMUL. OPTIONS The printer will (Y) or will not (N)

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8 CCoonnnneeccttiinngg tthhee GGrroouunndd CCaabbllee For the printer model with the cabinet option, connect the ground cable in the interface are

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116 HHooww ttoo SSeelleecctt tthhee PPaappeerr PPaatthh The paper can be loaded into the printer using different paper paths. The messages indic

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117 HHooww ttoo UUssee tthhee TTeeaarr--OOffff FFuunnccttiioonn This function is used to match the paper perforation with the tear-off bar. For

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118 AAddjjuussttiinngg tthhee TTeeaarr--OOffff PPoossiittiioonn To check the Tear-Off Position proceed as follows: 1. Check if the paper perforat

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119 SSeelleeccttiioonn ooff tthhee TTeeaarr--OOffff MMooddee It is now possible to select the Tear-Off Mode. 1. Press the PROGRAM key when the p

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120 HHooww ttoo LLoocckk//UUnnlloocckk tthhee PPrriinntteerr SSeettuuppss To prevent not expertise persons changing the printer setup parameters

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121 HHooww ttoo HHaannddllee tthhee PPaappeerr PPaarrkkiinngg According to the setting of the TEAR item in the Program Setup, the paper parkin

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If TEAR NORMAL is selected: • When the paper is positioned at the first printable line and the paper path is changed (changing the Macro or pressing

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If TEAR AUTOMATIC is selected: • When the paper is positioned at the first printable line and the paper path is changed (changing the Macro or pressi

Page 33 - OFF LINE M1

If LABEL is selected: • When the paper is positioned at the first printable line and the paper path is changed (changing the Macro or pressing the P

Page 34 - ON LINE M1

125 If at power on the paper is already loaded in a paper path that is different to the paper path used by the macro which is valid at power-on, indep

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9 PPrriinntteerr PPaarrttss FFrroonntt VViieeww (*) The printer cabinet is available as an option.

Page 36 - ↑ arrow key

126 PPaappeerr HHaannddlliinngg PPaappeerr SSppeecciiffiiccaattiioonnss It is important to use the correct paper for obtaining the best performanc

Page 37 - PARK key to

127 FFaannffoolldd PPaappeerr LLooaaddiinngg LLooaaddiinngg PPaappeerr UUssiinngg tthhee FFrroonntt11 PPuusshh TTrraaccttoorr 1. To select t

Page 38 - Fron t

2. Open the Push tractors cover turning it upwards until it stops. 3. If installed, rotate the Front2 tractor outside of the printer. 128

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4. Unlock the sprockets of the Front1 tractor moving the sprocket levers up. Slide the left sprocket to the first printing column. For easier under

Page 40 - MACRO Key

55. Space the paper guides along the tractor bar. Open the left and right sprocket covers. . 6. If installed, insert the fanfold paper between th

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77. Hold the fanfold paper in front of the sprockets and insert the paper perforation on the left sprocket pins and close the sprocket cover. .8.

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9. Match the left sprocket for the first printing position, i.e. the left paper margin must match the ninth mark on the printer cabinet. 1234567891

Page 43 - Key Combinations

10. Adjust the right sprocket gently to remove slack from the paper. Make sure the paper is not taut. 11. Lock the left and right sprockets moving th

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12. If installed, reposition the Front2 tractor in its initial position. 13. If your printer is installed on a table, position the paper staple so th

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15. a) If only the Front1 push tractor is installed: - Press the LOAD/FF key to load the paper into the printer. b) If both the Front1 and the Front2

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10 RReeaarr VViieeww (*) The printer cabinet is available as an option.

Page 47 - Main Structure

- If the printer is not installed on the cabinet, make sure that there is enough space to stack the printed paper: 136

Page 48 - PRINT OUT? YES

137 LLooaaddiinngg PPaappeerr UUssiinngg tthhee FFrroonntt22 TTrraaccttoorr To load paper in this way, it is necessary to install the upper trac

Page 49 - Emulation Options

2. Open the tractor area cover turning is upwards until it stops. 138 3. Unlock the Front2 tractor sprockets moving the sprocket levers up.

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4. Space the paper guides along the tractor bar. Open the sprocket covers of the left and right sprocket. 5. Hold the fanfold paper in front of the

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7. Position the left sprocket for printing, matching the left paper margin with the eleventh notch on the printer cabinet and lock it in place. 1234

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9. Open the printer cabinet door and lay the paper onto the lower shelf inside the printer cabinet. 10. Close the printer cabinet door and the tracto

Page 53 - IBM National Character Sets

142 PPrriinntteerr MMaaiinntteennaannccee aanndd TTrroouubblleesshhoooottiinngg CClleeaanniinngg tthhee PPrriinntteerr Make sure the printer

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143 RReeppllaacciinngg tthhee RRiibbbboonn CCaarrttrriiddggee 1. Make sure that the printer is turned off for at least 15 minutes. Pay attentio

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4. Free the shifter holder pushing the tab towards the rear and pulling the shifter holder up. 5. Remove the used ribbon cartridge by lifting it u

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145 PPrriinnttiinngg tthhee SSeellff TTeesstt If you need to know any printer setting, and to check if the printer is working well, print the self

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11 LLeefftt SSiiddee VViieeww Power Switch IInnssiiddee VViieeww

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146 EErrrroorr HHaannddlliinngg When an error condition occurs: • the printer is disabled; • the first message on the display indicates the erro

Page 59 - Parallel Interface

147 Messages Indication Solution BUFFER OVERFLOW CHARACTER LOST A buffer overflow condition occurred (for the serial interface). Turn the printer off

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148 Messages Indication Solution PAPER JAM CHECK ALL PATHS A paper jam error condition occurs in the paper path. Check all the paper paths and remove

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149 RReeppaacckkiinngg tthhee PPrriinntteerr ffoorr SShhiippmmeenntt If you need to ship your printer, it is necessary to repack it to avoid dama

Page 62 - Serial Interface

2. Open the upper printer cover and fix the print head and the bail with the fixing strip. 3. Open the tractor area cover, move the paper guides to

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4. With the help of another person move the printer onto the transport foam on the transport pallet. Insert the plastic bag over the printer and the

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7. Close the packing box and fix it to the transport panel by means of the packing strip, inserting the plastic angles between the packing strip and

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153 OOppttiioonnss TThhee CCoonnttrroolllleerr BBooaarrdd The printer’s interface available configurations are: • Controller board with serial, p

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154 IInnssttaalllliinngg tthhee CCoonnttrroolllleerr BBooaarrdd Follow the reported instruction in case of Controller Board replacement. Handlin

Page 67 - Input Buffer Size

Perform the following steps to replace the Controller Board: 1. Ensure that the printer is powered off. Installing the Controller Board with the prin

Page 68 - LAN Interface Parameters

12 SSeettttiinngg UUpp YYoouurr PPrriinntteerr CChhoooossiinngg aa SSuuiittaabbllee LLooccaattiioonn Consider the following points when you ch

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156 5. Gently push the Controller Board into the printer until it is seated in the connector inside the printer. The Controller Board is correctly s

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6. Attach the Controller Board with the two screws using the screwdriver that came in the Controller Board box. 157

Page 71 - PROGRAM key

158 PPrriinntteerr SSppeecciiffiiccaattiioonnss Printing Characteristics Print Head Matrix 24 pins Print Head Life 800 mil characters (draft)

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159 Print Matrix (horizontal x vertical) Draft Quality HS Draft Normal Best Draft NLQ LQ 10 cpi 9 x 12 12 x 12 12 x 24 36 x 12 36 x 2

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160 Print Styles Draft - Courier - OCR B - Gothic - Prestige - Present - OCR A - Script Print Attributes Sub-superscript, Underline, Overscore, Ital

Page 74 - Functions

161 Bar Codes UPC-A, UPC-E, EAN-8, EAN-13, UPC-EAN 2, UPC-EAN 5, Code GP, MSI Plessey, Code BCD, C2/5-3 BAR, Code 39, Code 128, Code 11, Code 93, Cod

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162 Standard Functions • Automatic print head gap adjustment (AGA) • Automatic paper path switching via operator panel or S/W commands • Paper par

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163 Reliability MTBF Mean Time between failure: 10000 hours at 25% DC MTTR Mean Time To Repair: 30 minutes Workload 60000 pages/month (ECMA 132 - 4

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164 Paper Conditions Temperature 16° to 24° C Relative Humidity 40% to 60% RH (non condensing) Physical dimensions Height 350 mm (13,77 inch

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165 Consumables Black “Long Life” cartridge (25 million characters) PRKN102-1 Options Printer Cabinet PRFN-PD2 Front2 Tractor PRFN2TR6 Controll

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13 RRiibbbboonn CCaarrttrriiddggee IInnssttaallllaattiioonn Make sure that you are using only Compuprint original consumables. 1. Make sure that t

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166 78413012-001 Sferal WWT proprietary. All trademarks herein recalled are registered by their respective companies.

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3. Turn the printer on and wait for printer initialization. Then press the ON LINE key to put the printer in OFF-LINE mode (check ON LINE indicator

Page 82 - TEAR ADJUST: xxx

5. Before installing the ribbon cartridge turn the ribbon-winding knob in the arrow direction (located on the cartridge) to take up slack in the ribbo

Page 83 - ↓ or PROG

Compuprint Products Information Compuprint Products InformationThanks for choosing the 10300 printer. Your printer is a reliable working equipment

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7. Slide and insert the ribbon guide between the print head and the ribbon guide mask holding it perpendicular to the print head. Make sure that the

Page 85 - CONFIGURATION MENU BLOCK

9. Turn again the ribbon-winding knob in the arrow direction (located on the cartridge) to take up slack in the ribbon. 10. Push the cartridge down g

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18 FFrroonntt22 PPuusshh TTrraaccttoorr IInnssttaallllaattiioonn An additional front push tractor may be installed on the printer. This Front2 pus

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3. Push the Front 2 tractor until it is fully engaged. 4. Insert the connector cable in the electrical connector located in the lower push tracto

Page 88 - User Macro Parameters

5. Rotate the Front2 push tractor onto the Front 1 push tractor. 20

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21 RReemmoovviinngg tthhee FFrroonntt22 PPuusshh TTrraaccttoorr If you need to remove the upper push tractor, turn the printer off. Disconnect th

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22 HHoosstt CCoommppuutteerr CCoonnnneeccttiioonn This printer can be connected to your host computer via different available interfaces on two alt

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The interface connectors are located on the rear of the printer. SERIAL INTERFACE23 USB INTERFACEPARALLEL INTERFACE LAN INTERFACEPARALLEL INTERFACE

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24 SSooffttwwaarree DDrriivveerr SSeelleeccttiioonn At this point it is necessary to configure your printer for your application package. The insta

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25 PPoowweerr CCoonnnneeccttiioonn The power outlet must be compatible with the plug of the printer’s power cable. Always use a grounded outlet. 1.

Page 94 - Font Selection

FFFFCC NNootteess 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 Ru

Page 95 - Pitch Selection

4. If you need to turn the printer on, press the power switch in the I position (ON). 26

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27 SSeelleeccttiinngg tthhee DDiissppllaayy LLaanngguuaaggee The display messages for this printer can be displayed in five different languages: E

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28 CCoonnffiigguurriinngg tthhee PPrriinntteerr OOppeerraattoorr PPaanneell PPrreesseennttaattiioonn The operator panel enables you to perform

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29 DDiissppllaayy MMeessssaaggeess The printer display is used to indicate the printer status or to request an user intervention. When the printer i

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• when there is no paper loaded and the printer is off line (ON LINE indicator unlit): • when there is no paper loaded and the printer is on line (

Page 100 - Tear Delay Mode

31 The following messages appear to indicate other printer conditions or user intervention requests. The list is in alphabetical order. Message Descri

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32 Message Description MICRO FEED UP The paper is fed in microsteps forwards when pressing the ↑ arrow key. OPER. INTERRUPTED This message is display

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33 Message Description TEAR OFF PAPER EJECT PAPER These messages are displayed when the printer receives a paper ejecting command (TEAR NO item has b

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34 IInnddiiccaattoorrss Lit when the printer can receive and print data (printer online). Blinks when there is data in the buffer and the printer i

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35 FFuunnccttiioonn KKeeyyss Pressing the function keys it is possible to activate the functions indicated by the word or symbol signed near the key

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TTaabbllee ooff CCoonntteennttssCompuprint Products Information ... iiFFC Notes ...

Page 106 - Selecting Another Macro

36 ON LINE Key ON LINE Normal Function Enables or disables the printer. • If this key is pressed while powering the printer on, the self test is pr

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37 FONT Key FONT Normal Function Selects the font to be used with the currently selected pitch. The selected font is valid until the printer is turned

Page 108 - STORE? CURRENT

38 ALTERNATE Key ALTERNATE Normal Function Enables the alternative key functions. If the printer is receiving print data, press the ON LINE key befor

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39 PATH/PARK Key PATH Normal Function Selects one of the paper paths in offline status. The parameters of the displayed path are set after 2 seconds w

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40 PPrriinntteerr SSeettuuppss The main printer setup parameters can be selected via the operator panel. The setup parameters are divided into two p

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41 LLeeaavviinngg tthhee PPrriinntteerr SSeettuuppss • Pressing the PROGRAM key in the Power-On Configuration the printer exits from the setup an

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42 PPoowweerr--OOnn CCoonnffiigguurraattiioonn The default values of the various functions are indicated in bold. EEnntteerriinngg tthhee PPoowwee

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Main Structure This figure shows the structure of the Power-On Configuration and how to move inside the Setup. 43

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44 The setup item Functions groups the following printer functions: • Buzzer setting, • Paper loading sequence, • Bar code density, • Text printi

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Emulation Options This setup defines the available options according to the selected emulation and is structured as follows: Options 45

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1 GGeettttiinngg ttoo KKnnooww YYoouurr PPrriinntteerr PPrriinntteerr FFeeaattuurreess • 24 Needle Print Head • 136 columns @10 cpi • High

Page 117 - Clear Margin

46 Setting the Emulation Options Printer Emulation PRINT OUT? NO EMUL. OPTIONS ↑ ↑ EMUL. OPTIONS → EMUL. EPSON LQ → or ← ↓ EMUL. IBM XL24

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47 EPSON Character Sets EMUL. EPSON LQ ↑ CHAR. SET CS1 → or ← CHAR. SET CS2 → or ← CHAR. SET ITALIC → or ← ↓ NATION CP437 These items se

Page 119 - Barcode Guard Bar Enable

48 EPSON National Character sets CHAR. SET CS2 ↑ NATION CP437 → or ← NATION … → or ← NATION LATIN A1 → or ← ↓ AUTO CR YES The following

Page 120 - LOAD FRONT 1

49 IBM National Character Sets CHAR. SET CS2 ↑ NATION CP437 → or ← NATION … → or ← NATION FARSI2 → or ← ↓ AUTO CR NO The following natio

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50 CR Code Behavior NATION xxx ↑ AUTO CR NO → or ← AUTO CR YES → or ← ↓ AUTO LF NO AUTO CR NO No automatic carriage return is performed

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51 LF Code Behavior AUTO CR xx ↑ AUTO LF NO → or ← AUTO LF YES → or ← AUTO LF HOST → or ← ↓ 20 CPI IBM NO or BAR CODE NATIV AUTO

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52 IBM Compressed Printing These items are displayed only if the IBM emulation is selected. AUTO LF NO ↑ 20 CPI IBM NO → or ← 20 CPI IBM YES →

Page 124 - ON LINE, MACRO

53 Bar code mode 20 CPI IBM NO or AUTOLF NO ↑ BAR CODE NATIV → or ← BAR CODE ALTER → or ← ↓ EMUL. OPTIONS BAR CODE NATIV Enables bar c

Page 125 - PARK key again to

Interface Settings Depending upon the installed Controller Board, the printer can be equipped with different interfaces to connect to the host system.

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Parallel Interface This setup defines the use of the parallel interface and is structured according to the interface specific parameters. Parallel Int

Page 127 - PATH key) or the PARK key

2 UUnnppaacckkiinngg YYoouurr PPrriinntteerr The following items are included in the box: Notify any damage to your supplier.

Page 128 - EJECT PAPER

56 Setting the Parallel Interface Parameters Interface Type INTERFACE PARALL INTERFACE ↑ ↑ PARALL INTERFACE → 1284 BIDIR. I/F → or ← ↓ C

Page 129 - PARK key

57 Number of Data Bits SELECT-IN HOST ↑ DATA BITS 8 → or ← DATA BITS 7 → or ← ↓ INP. BUFFER 2K Selection of the number of data bits: 7 or 8. Inp

Page 130

Serial Interface The following Serial Interface Parameters will display only if the Serial Interface is present. This setup defines the use of the ser

Page 131 - PARK key. The display shows:

59 Setting the Serial Interface Parameters Interface Type PARALL INTERFACE SERIAL INTERFACE ↑ ↑ SERIAL INTERFACE → SERIAL I/F 232 → or ← ↓

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60 Baud Rate SERIAL I/F 232 ↑ BAUD 300 → or ← BAUD 600 → or ← BAUD 1200 → or ← BAUD 2400 → or ← BAUD 4800 → or ← BAUD 9600 → or ← BAUD 1920

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61 Parity Check DATA BITS 8 ↑ PARITY NONE → or ← PARITY ODD → or ← PARITY EVEN → or ← PARITY MARK → or ← PARITY SPACE → or ← ↓ HANDSHAKE

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62 Handshake Protocol PARITY NONE ↑ HANDSHAKE DTR → or ← HANDSHAKE XONXOF → or ← ↓ CONNECTION LOCAL HANDSHAKE DTR The Handshake is perf

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63 Input Buffer Size CONNECTION LOCAL ↑ INP. BUFFER256 → or ← INP. BUFFER 2K → or ← INP. BUFFER12K → or ← INP. BUFFER32K → or ← INP. BUFFER64K → o

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LAN Interface The following LAN interface parameters will display only if the Ethernet 10/100 Mbit interface is present. This setup defines the use

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65 IP Assignment PARALL INTERFACE LAN INTERFACE ↑ ↑ LAN INTERFACE → IP ASSIGN FIXED → or ← ↓ IP ASSIGN DHCP → or ← FUNCTIONS ↓

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To unpack the printer proceed as follows: Keep the packing material in a safe place. It must be used if you need to repack the printer for shipment. 1

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66 Init Net Mask INIT IP ADDRESS 127.000.000.000 ↑ INIT NET MASK 000.000.000.000 → or ← INIT NET MASK … → or ← INIT NET MASK 255.255.255.255 →

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67 Init Host Name DEF. GATEWAY ID 000.000.000.000 ↑ INIT HOST NAME …………… → or ← PROGRAM key ↓ INIT WORKGROUP CMP_GROUP The host is identif

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68 Enable/Disable the SMTP Service INIT WORKGROUP workgroup ↑ SMTP ENABL. NO → or ← SMTP ENABL. YES ↓ ↓ LAN INTERFACE MAIL SERV.ADDRES

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69 E-mail Address This item is displayed only if the SMTP ENABL. function is selected YES. MAIL SERV.ADDRES 000.000.000.000 ↑ EMAIL ADDRESS xx

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Functions This item groups various printer functions, with which you can configure the printer. Functions Group Parameters 70

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71 Setting the Functions Group Items Enable/Disable the Buzzer SERIAL INTERFACE (*) or LAN INTERFACE (**) FUNCTIONS ↑ ↑ FUNCTION

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72 Paper Loading Sequence BUZZER YES ↑ SEQUENCE NONE → or ← SEQ. F1+F2 PUSH → or ← ↓ BAR CODE 120 DPI TThheessee iitteemmss aarree ddii

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73 Text Print Direction BAR CODE 120DPI ↑ TEXT DIRECT BI → or ← TEXT DIRECT UNI → or ← ↓ GRAPH DIRECT BI Selects the print direction for

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74 Bar Codes Print Direction GRAPH DIRECT BI ↑ BARCODES DIR. BI → or ← BARCODES DIR. UNI → or ← ↓ GRAPH H.S. YES Selects the print directio

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75 Paper Path at Power-On GRAPH H.S. YES ↑ P. ON PATH MACRO → or ← P. ON PATH LAST → or ← ↓ MENU ENGLISH P. ON PATH MACRO The paper path a

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4. Remove the accessories out of the packing box and slide the packing box off the printer. 4

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76 Selection of the Language of the Display Messages P. ON PATH MACRO ↑ MENU ENGLISH → or ← MENU ITALIANO → or ← MENU FRANCAIS → or ← MENU ES

Page 151 - Solution

77 Enable/Disable Lower Tractor Jam Sensor MENU ENGLISH ↑ F1 JAM SENS. Y → or ← F1 JAM SENS. N → or ← ↓ F2 JAM SENS. Y or TEAR ADJUST:xxx F1

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78 Adjusting the Tear-Off Position F2 JAM SENS. Y or F1 JAM SENS. Y or MENU ENGLISH ↑ TEAR ADJUST: +30 → or ← TEAR ADJUST: ... → or ← TEAR ADJUST

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79 Resetting to Factory Default Values With the BACK TO MFG function it is possible to reset all items in the Power On Configuration Setup and in the

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80 PPrrooggrraamm SSeettuupp The default values of the various functions are indicated in bold. EEnntteerriinngg tthhee PPrrooggrraamm SSeettuupp

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Main Structure Print out? YesMacro # 1Line sp. 6 lpi...Next Macro? NoConfig. Menu YesHex Dump YesLine sp. ...Next Macro? YesMacro # 4Print out? NoU

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82 Printout of the Printer Settings PRINT OUT? NO → or ← PRINT OUT? YES ↓ USER MACRO PRINT OUT? NO The setup is not printed. PRINT OUT? YES Th

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83 User Macro The USER MACRO item allows to prepare four printing environments (MACRO#1, MACRO#2, MACRO#3 and MACRO#4). Each macro is composed of a gr

Page 158

User Macro Parameters Macro #1 Macro #2Li ne sp. 6 lpiLine Sp. Lock NoLength 66 Li nesTop of Form 0Sk ipo ver 0Draft Mode NormQuality LQFont

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5. With the help of another person, remove the two foam shells on either side of the printer, the plastic bag covering the printer and the two carton

Page 161

86 Line Spacing MACRO#1 ↑ MACRO#1 → LINE SP. 6 LPI → or ← LINE SP. 8 LPI → or ← LINE SP. 12 LPI → or ← LINE SP. 3L/30MM → or ←

Page 162 - Printing Characteristics

87 Page Length LINE SP. LOCK NO ↑ LENGTH 1 LINE → or ← LENGTH ... LINES → or ← LENGTH 244 LINES → or ← ↓ TOP OF FORM 0 These items set the

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88 Form Feed (FF) Command TOP OF FORM 0 ↑ IGNORE F.F. NO → or ← IGNORE F.F. YES → or ← ↓ SKIPOVER 0 IGNORE F.F. NO The Form Feed (FF) comman

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89 Draft Print Mode Selection SKIPOVER 0 ↑ DRAFT MODE NORM → or ← DRAFT MODE BEST → or ← DRAFT MODE HS → or ← ↓ QUALITY LQ DRAFT MODE NORM The

Page 165 - Paper Handling

90 Font Selection QUALITY LQ ↑ FONT Draft → or ← FONT Courier → or ← FONT OCR-B → or ← FONT Gothic → or ← FONT Prestige → or ← FONT Present → or ←

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91 Pitch Selection FONT Draft ↑ PITCH 5 CPI → or ← PITCH 6 CPI → or ← PITCH 7.5 CPI → or ← PITCH 8.5 CPI → or ← PITCH 10 CPI → or ← PITCH 12 CPI → o

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92 Micro Dot Print Mode PITCH 10 CPI ↑ 15&24CPI NORMAL → or ← 15&24CPI MICRO → or ← ↓ PITCH LOCK NO 15&24CPI MICRO The print mat

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93 Left Margin PITCH LOCK NO ↑ LEFT MARGIN 0 → or ← LEFT MARGIN ... → or ← LEFT MARGIN xxx → or ← ↓ RIGHT MARGIN 136 The Left Margin is set in

Page 169 - Standards

94 Zero Character Printing RIGHT MARGIN 136 ↑ SLASH ZERO NO → or ← SLASH ZERO YES → or ← ↓ PATH FRONT 1 You can select the Zero character print

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95 Tear-Off Mode PATH FRONT 1 ↑ TEAR NORMAL → or ← TEAR AUTOMATIC → or ← LABEL → or ← TEAR NO → or ← ↓ TEAR DELAY 1 TEAR NORMAL The Tear-Off Func

Related models: 9065 | 9080 | 9070plus | 9300e | 9300 | 9090 | 9070 | 9090 Addendum |

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