Service manual
Table Of Contents
- Revision Table
- Introduction
- Chapter 1
- Features and General Specifications
- Chapter 2
- Mechanism Configuration and Operating Principles
- Printer Mechanism Operating Principles
- Print mechanism unit
- Print head unit movement
- Wire movement when a single dot is printed
- Printing a character (9x9 font)
- Paper Feed Mechanism Unit
- Paper loading (semi-automatic loading)
- Paper feeding
- Ribbon Feed Mechanism Unit
- Ribbon feeding
- Detection Mechanism Unit
- Home position detection mechanism
- Paper detection mechanism
- Paper roll near-end detection mechanism (optional)
- Auto-cutter mechanism
- Ribbon Switch Mechanism Unit
- Electrical Circuitry Operating Principles
- Principles of Operation
- Printer Mechanism Driver Circuits
- Printer Mechanism Operating Principles
- Chapter 3
- Handling and Maintenance
- Chapter 4
- Troubleshooting
- Chapter 5
- Disassembly, Assembly, and Adjustment
- Small Part Specifications
- Disassembly
- Sub-assembly A
- Main Assembly 1
- Main Assembly 2
- Main Assembly 3
- Main Assembly 4
- Main Assembly 5
- Main Assembly 6
- Main Assembly 7
- Main Assembly 8
- Main Assembly 9
- Main Assembly 10
- Main Assembly 11
- Main Assembly 12
- Main Assembly 13
- Main assembly 14
- Main Assembly 15
- Main Assembly 16
- Main Assembly 17
- Main Assembly 1 (Case Unit)
- Main Assembly 2 (Case Unit)
- Main Assembly 3 (Case Unit)
- Main Assembly 4 (Case Unit)
- Main Assembly 5 (Case Unit)
- Main Assembly 6 (Case Unit)
- Main Assembly 7 (Case Unit)
- Main Assembly 8 (Case Unit)
- Main Assembly 9 (Case Unit)
- Main Assembly 10 (Case Unit)
- Main Assembly 11 (Case Unit)
- Main Assembly 12 (Case Unit)
- Adjustment
- Appendix
- Appendix
- Addendum 1
- Main Circuit Board Types and Maintenance
- Addendum 2
- Lower Plate Change and ROM Spacer Abolition
- Addendum 3
- Auto-Cutter Release Tab Change

1-22 Features and General Specifications Rev. B
Confidential
Hexadecimal Dump
This function prints data transmitted from the host computer in hexadecimal numbers and in
their corresponding ASCII characters.
Performing a Hexadecimal Dump
1. Turn the printer power off.
2. Set DIP switch 1-2 to on to select 40 bytes for the receive buffer capacity.
3. Turn the power on while pressing the FEED button.
4. Before finishing the initialization of the printer, release the FEED button, then press the FEED
button again. The printer first prints “Hexadecimal Dump” on the paper roll, and prints the
data received thereafter in hexadecimal numbers and their corresponding characters until
the printer is turned off.
NOTES:
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“.” is printed if no printable ASCII character corresponds to the data received.
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Control commands are printed in bold for emphasis.
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During the hexadecimal dump, all commands except DLE EOT and DLE ENQ are disabled.
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Insufficient print data to fill the last line can be printed by taking the printer off line. (See “Switching between on
line and off line“ earlier in this chapter.)
Sample hexadecimal dump
Hexadecimal Dump
1B
21
00 1B
26
02
40 40
1B
69 : . ! . . & . @ @.i
1B
25
01 1B
63 34
00 1B
30 31 : . % . c4 . .. 01
41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 4A : ABCDEFGHIJ
Options
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Paper roll near end detector (dealer option)
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External power supply PS-170
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Printer fastening tape (DF-10)
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RS-485 serial interface
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IEEE 1284 compatible interface board (Bidirectional parallel: factory-installed)
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RS-232 compatible interface board (factory-installed)