Printer User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- 1. Printer Setup
- Choosing a place for the printer
- Unpacking the printer
- Printer Components
- Installing the paper guide
- Opening the printer cover
- Removing the printer cover
- Connecting the Power Cord and turning the power ON and OFF
- Installing the ribbon cassette
- Removing the ribbon cassette
- Connecting to your computer using the parallel cable
- Ferrite Core Installation
- 2. Paper Handling
- Selecting paper types
- Cut-sheet paper
- Fanfold paper
- Loading cut-sheet paper
- Printing on cut-sheet paper
- Loading fanfold paper
- Printing on fanfold paper
- Parking fanfold paper
- Unparking fanfold paper
- 3. Control Panel Operations
- Switching between on-line and off-line
- Control panel functions in on-line mode
- Control panel functions in off-line mode
- 4. Using the EDS Mode
- About EDS Mode settings
- Entering the EDS Mode
- Selecting a EDS number
- Selecting a bank
- Selecting a switch
- Changing a switch setting
- Printing the current EDS settings
- Exiting the EDS Modes
- 5. Control Codes List
- < ESC/P-K mode>
- 6. Troubleshooting
- Short test
- Long test
- Hexadecimal dump
- Adjusting the dot alignment
- Troubleshooting guide
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Auto CR with LF
When auto CR (carriage return) with LF (line feed) is enabled, the printer
automatically performs a carriage return whenever it receives a LF code
from the computer. This moves the print position to the beginning of the
next line. If the printer adds an extra line after every carriage return, select
OFF.
Auto LF with CR
When auto LF with CR is enabled (OFF), the printer automatically
performs a line feed whenever it receives a CR code from the computer.
When disabled (ON), the computer must send both a line feed code and
a carriage return code at the end of each line. Most computers and
applications send both.
Note the following check points when determining which setting to use.
• If you find that your output is double-spaced when it should not be,
turn this switch ON (disabled).
• If you find that lines are printing over each other, turn this switch OFF
(enabled).
Saving Control Panel Status
You can select either “Panel Macro” or “Auto Saving” to save the current
control panel settings. See “Panel macro” on page 26.
Quiet mode
When the Quiet Mode is enabled (OFF), the printer prints with less noise
than normal printing. Though the Quiet Mode prints more quietly, it also
takes considerably longer than normal printing.
Auto Tear-off
Specifies whether the printer’s auto tear-off feature is enabled (OFF) or
disabled (ON). Note that this setting controls the application software’s
tear-off function only. It does not affect the manual tear-off function that
is performed using the control panel buttons as described on page 25. The
manual tear-off function is always enabled.