User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- About This Manual
- 1 PRODUCT OVERVIEW
- 2 SETUP
- 3 INSTALLING DRIVER
- 3 CONNECTING TO COMPUTER
- 4 SETTING/CHECKING MODES
- 5 SETTING DIP SWITCHES
- 6 TROUBLESHOOTING
- 7 SPECIFICATIONS
- 8 CHARACTER CODE PAGES
- 8.1 Common to All Pages (International Character Set: USA)
- 8.2 International Character Sets
- 8.3 [User-defined page]
- 8.4 [PC437: USA, Standard Europe]
- 8.5 [PC850: Multilingual]
- 8.6 [PC852: Latin2]
- 8.7 [PC858: Euro]
- 8.8 [PC860: Portuguese]
- 8.9 [PC863: Canadian-French]
- 8.10 [PC865: Nordic]
- 8.11 [PC866: Cyrillic #2]
- 8.12 [KU42: Thai]
- 8.13 [TIS11: Thai]
- 8.14 [TIS18: Thai]
- 8.15 [PC720: Arabic]
- 8.16 [PC864: Arabic]
- 8.17 [WPC1256: Arabic]
- 9 PRINTING CONTROL COMMAND SETS
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3 H Data 1
Pin No. Signal From Description
4 H Data 2
5 H Data 3
6 H Data 4
7 H Data 5
8 H Data 6
9 H Data 7 (The highest bit)
10 P
ACK Signal; Printer response signal, indicates that
the printer has received a Data byte.
11 P
Busy Signal; The printer is busy; High level
indicates that the printer can’t receive data.
12 P
PE Signal; Paper end signal; High level indicates
that the printer is out of paper.
13
-
Unconnected
14
-
Unconnected
15
-
Unconnected
16 Logic Ground
17 Frame Ground, separated from logic ground.
18
-
Unconnected
19~30 Logic Ground
31
-
Unconnected
32 P
Printer error signal. Low level indicates that an
error occurs in the printer. It will come with paper
end.
33 Logic Ground
34~35
-
Unconnected
36 Unconnected
H indicates that signal comes from Host computer; P indicates that signal comes
from Printer.
Parallel interface connector diagram