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FormsPro 4000se Series Operator’s Manual ©Printek, Inc. 2003 1517 Townline Road Benton Harbor, MI 49022 (800) 368 - 4636 www.printek .com Part Number 5593.
ii 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 Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when t he equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
iii Read all setup and operating instructions before proceeding with operation. Operate printer only on a firm, solid surface. Do not operate in an enclosure unless properly ventilated. Make sure no ventilation openings are blocked or obstructed, which may result in the printer overheating.
iv Lesen Sie vor der Inbetriebnahme die Aufbau - und Bedienungsanleitung. Der Drucker muss zum Betrieb auf einer festen, soliden Oberfläche stehen . Betreiben Sie den Drucker nicht in einem kleinen, geschlossenen Raum, es sei denn dieser wird ordnungsgemäß belüftet.
v Nähe von Flüssigkeiten und lassen Sie keine Flüssigkeiten in den Drucker gelangen. TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 1 Models and Options 1 Manual Contents 2 GETTING STARTED 5 Installa tion 5 Interf.
vi Common Error Conditions 39 Check Paper 39 No Pa per to Load 39 Too Much Paper to Unload 40 Selected Form is not Loaded 40 No Ribbon or Wrong Ribbon 40 Ribbon Lid Open 40 Change Ribbon 40 O ther Err.
vii USING THE OPTIONAL SETUP MODULE 91 Introduction 91 Setup Module Installation 91 PRINTER RESET CONDITIONS 95 CONTROL CODE AND ESCAPE SEQUENCE SUMMARIES 97 Genicom 3840 and 3410 Emulation 97 ANSI X3 .
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1 INTRODUCTION Thank you for p urchasing a Printek FormsPro 4000se Series Printer. This printer has been designed to provide years of service handling your most demanding printing requirements. The FormsPro 4000se Series printers offer higher throughput than all other printers in its class.
INTRODUCTION 2 Manual Contents * Unless specifically noted, all instructions and information herein is valid for all models in the 4000se series. • GETTING STARTED provides instr uctions for installation, setting up the computer interface, installing the ribbon cartridge, loading paper, and performing a printer self - test.
INTRODUCTION 3 • CONTROL CODE AND ESCAPE SEQUENCE SUMMARIES lists the commands supported for each printer emulation. • ASCII CHARACTER TABLES show the characters for each character set. • SPECIFICATIONS list the operating ranges and ratings of the printer.
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5 GETTING STARTED This chapter will use the fewest possible steps to get the first time user up and running quickly. You will be guided through the following steps: • Finding a suitable location and.
GETTING STARTED 6 Note: Placing the printer on the print stand is best accomplished with two people. Proper lifting technique should be observed. Caution: Before connecting or turning on power, make sure t hat all shipping materials have been removed.
GETTING STARTED 7 R S - 232C Serial Interface This interface uses a 25 pin “D” connector as described below. The default settings are 9600 baud, 8 dat a bits, 1 stop bit, and no parity with hardware handshake on pin 11. The default printer emulation is Epson.
GETTING STARTED 8 Parallel Interface This interface uses the standard 36 pin pa rallel connector as shown below. The default printer emulation is Epson.
GETTING STARTED 9 Ethernet 10/100BaseT Print Server This interface uses a s tandard RJ - 45 connector and the default printer emulation is Epson. For a complete description of all the default settings for this interface, refer to “ Parallel/LAN Interface Items ” on page 59 .
GETTING STARTED 10 Installing The Ribbon Cartridge The Printek FormsPro printer has been designed to make installing Printek brand ribbons a simple, clean process. Unlike other printers, there is no need to touch the ribbon fabric or deal with difficult to position ribbon guides.
GETTING STARTED 11 Using inferior ribbons would be like using poor quality fuel in your automobile. Premature engine failure and poor performance leading up to the failure would be the best you could expect.
GETTING STARTED 12 3. Place the right hand end of the ribbon on the support bracket while you align the plastic tabs with the slots in the bracket as shown below.
GETTING STARTED 13 5. Fin ally, lower the ribbon - loading handle to its original position. Closing the Ribbon Load Handle 6. Close the ribbon lid on top of the printer .
GETTING STARTED 14 Loading Paper Please refer to the appropriate section below for loading paper in the FormsPro 4300se, 4500se, or 4503se. Form sPro 4300se & 4500se Single Tractor Model If the printer is not currently turned on, push the ON - 1 side of the power switch on the right side of the printer.
GETTING STARTED 15 2. While you pull outward on this panel, lift the front of the unit to expose the paper tractors. The top of the unit will support itself in the up position while you load paper . 3. To load paper or forms, open the door on each tractor and position the holes in the paper over the pins in the tractors; then close the doors.
GETTING STARTED 16 Forms Pro 4503se with Form Installed in Front Tractors. FormsPro 4503se Tri - Trak Model 1. To install forms in the other sets of tractors in the FormsPro 4503 se : 2.
GETTING STARTED 17 T he following picture sh ows a FormsPro 4503 se with forms installed in all three sets of tractors and the center tractor path positioned for loading in place for operation.
GETTING STARTED 18 Printer Self - Test The printer performs many self - diagnostics each time power is turned on. If you wish to perform an actual printing test, use the following steps. 1. Make sure the printer is powered on with ribbon and paper loaded.
19 DAIL Y OPERATION Introduction This chapter describes how to use the “everyday” features of the FormsPro 4000 se Series printers . The items covered are: Control Panel Features – describes the most commonly used features of the printer’s contr ol panel.
DAILY OPERATION 20 Control Panel Features This section assumes that your printer has already been installed according to the information in “ Installation and Interface Setup ”, and describes th e daily operation of the FormsPro 4000 se series printers.
DAILY OPERATION 21 LCD Display and Indicators LCD Display This two line by sixteen - character disp lay is used to convey several types of information. When the printer is on line and printing, or ready to print, the display will show the currently selected tractor path and the form currently loaded in that path.
DAILY OPERATION 22 Control Panel Buttons ONLINE This button allows you to place the printer online or offline, as indicated by the ONLINE indicator, and as t emporarily displayed on the two line by sixteen character display. It is also used for starting and stopping the test pattern while the printer is in the Barber Pole mode.
DAILY OPERATION 23 UNLOAD / FORM SELECT If paper is currently loaded (no paper out condition exists), this button unloads the paper and places the top edge of the paper in the tractors in the base of the unit. This allows you to change the paper easily.
DAILY OPERATION 24 parked and secured whenever the printer is being transported. ALIGN ih These buttons will access the horizontal and vertical print adjustment settings for the currently selected form. When either ALIGN button is pressed, the horizontal adjustment is shown first.
DAILY OPERATION 25 Selecting And Loading Forms Note: A form is not considered “loaded” by merely placing the form in the tractors. To prevent printing on the wrong form, the printer must be made aware of what form(s) are currently loaded.
DAILY OPERATION 26 Continue to press the UNLOAD/FORM SELECT button until the desired for m name is shown on the top line of the display. When the desired form is displayed press the LOAD/FORM FEED button. The form name will be FORM 0 through FORM 9 or the actual name of the form if the name has been set in Setup.
DAILY OPERATION 27 3. While pulling out on this panel, lift the front of the printer to expose the paper tractors. The top of the unit will support itself in the up position while you load paper. Caution: Do not open the unit in this fashion while the printer is printing or forms are loaded.
DAILY OPERATION 28 paths, proceed to step 4 on the following page. You can position the other tractor paths for loading without closing the printer's case. To load another tractor path : 1. P ress the UNLOAD/FORM SELECT button on the front panel until the desired form and tractor path is indicated on the LCD display.
DAILY OPERATION 29 FormsPro 4503 se w ith Forms in All Tractor Paths Center Path Positioned for Loading 4. Close the case of the printer by lowering it until the lower front panel closes.
DAILY OPERATION 30 4. Then press the LOAD/FORM FEED button. The tractors will move to the specified path (if necessary) and position the top of the selected form at the tear bar.
DAILY OPERATION 31 Bottom of form at tear bar If your form is positioned as shown, you may skip the next section on positioning and proceed with “Tearing off a Form” on the next page.
DAILY OPERATION 32 Tearing off a form 3. Place the printer back on line with the ONLINE button (indicator changes to green). The form will automatically be pulled down into p osition for printing the next time the printer receives data to be printed.
DAILY OPERATION 33 Installing A New Ribbon Cartridge Removing the Old Ribbon Cartridge 1. Open the ribbon lid on top of the printer and position the print head for ribbon loading by lifting the ribbon loading handle as indicated in the following picture.
DAILY OPERATION 34 Installing the New Ribbon Cartridge Note: The use of Printek brand ribbons is recommended for increased ribbon life and print head life. The use of only Printek brand ribbons is required for the extended print head warr anty. For details, see “ Why Use Only Printek Brand Ribbons ” in the “GETTING STARTED” chapter.
DAILY OPERATION 35 Ribbon Cartridge Installation 3. Lower the ribbon loading bail as shown below. This automatically places the ribbon betwe en the ribbon guides and the print head as the print head is placed back into the printing position.
DAILY OPERATION 36 Aligning Print When a new form is loaded into the printer for the first time , it may be necessary to a djust where printing begins.
DAILY OPERATION 37 MOVE Down/Up PRINT 0.00” × The VALUE buttons will move the print down or up in 1/100 th inch increments. Note again that the arrow will change accordin g to the direction the print is to be moved from the normal print position. The maximum distance print may be moved is 9.
DAILY OPERATION 38 MOVE Down/Up PRINT 0.08” ↓ Now when the form is printed again, the text will be printed in the box as shown here. 12345.
DAILY OPERATION 39 Common Error Conditions Whenever the printer detects an error condition, it will automatically go off li ne. User correctable errors are “flashed” on the display. These errors can typically be recovered from without loss of data and are listed in this section of the manual.
DAILY OPERATION 40 Too Much Paper to Unload This error occurs when the UNLOAD button has been pressed and there is paper present too far beyond the tear bar. This error serves as a war ning that you may be placing forms that have already been printed on back into the printer.
DAILY OPERATION 41 Other Errors If other errors occur, it is possible that they may not be resolved without the aid of a factory trained service technician.
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43 PRINTER CONFIGURATION Introduction To Setup The FormsPro 4500se series printers feature simple, easy to use menu s for setting the various operating parameters for the printer. The parameters available in these menus usually only need to be set one time, either when the printer is first installed or perhaps when a new form is to be used.
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 44 E ntering Setup To enter Setup, simply take the printer off line and press the SETUP button. The SETUP indicator will begin to flash yellow and the display will temporarily show the following.
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 45 Exiting Setup If you wish to exit Setup press the ONLINE button. Exit Setup Yes ONLINE Pressing the SETUP button will allow you to make additional menu choices.
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 46 Forms Menu Most form printing applications use several different forms such as packing lists, bills of lading, invoices, checks, and green bar paper for reports. Not all of these forms require the same printer settings for things such as font, character size, line spacing, or form length.
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 47 When shipped from the factory, the Form Names will be set to “ FORM 0 ” through “ FORM 9 ”. This name may be changed to any combination of capital letters ( A-Z ), numerals ( 0-9 ), or spaces. The name may be up to 16 characters in length.
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 48 Cut Adjustment Cut Adjustment 0 Possible Values: Auto, -0.2951” … 0* … +0.2951”, Auto This item may be used to adjust the position of the cut relative to the top - of - form for im proved cut accuracy. This item is only available when the optional FormsCutter is installed.
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 49 print the first form correctly and then p rint following forms too far down the page if the program sending the data does not require the margin.
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 50 Bottom Margin Bottom Margin 0 Lines Possible Values: 0* … 226 Lines This item sets the bottom margin in lines. Setting a bottom margin will reduce the size of the printable area of the page by the number of lines set.
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 51 Possible Values: Column 4 … 272* This item sets the right margin in columns (characters) relative to the left edge of the p aper. A value of 272 is large enough to insure that characters can be printed to the right end of the paper regardless of character pitch (CPI).
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 52 Possible Values: Normal*, High This item may be used to select High Impact for improved printing on multipart forms that do not otherwise print well on the back copies.
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 53 Unidirectional Printing Unidirectional No Possible Values: No*, Yes This item selects unidir ectional printing instead of bi - directional printing. This may be used to improve the straightness of vertical lines for critical applications such as printing small bar codes.
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 54 Interface Menu The Interface Menu contains several functions for setting up items pertaining to the hardware interfaces such as the serial and parallel ports as well as the optional 10/100BaseT Ethernet and Wireless Print Server.
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 55 RS - 232C Serial Interface Items INTERFACE MENU Serial Emulation Emulation Epson Possibl e Values: Epson*, IBM Proprinter, DEC LA120/210, TTY, Printek, ANSI X3.
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 56 Ch aracters Characters Control Possible Values: Control*, Printable This item selects whether certain control character symbols will be printed or be treated as control characters. The effect of this is dependent upon the Emulation selected.
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 57 Stop Bits Stop Bits 1 Possible Values: 1*, 2 This item sets the number of stop bits to be used at the end of the serial character frame.
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 58 Online/Offline will reflect only the condition indicated and does not reflect a buffer full condition. Busy/Not Busy will cause DTR to indicate both the online/offline status and buffer full condition (see “ Busy Polarity ” above).
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 59 Parallel/LAN Inter face Items Since the optional LAN interface goes into the Parallel port, these interface parameters are the same. INTERFACE MENU Parallel/LAN Emulation Emulation Epson Possible Values: Epson*, IBM Proprinter, DEC LA120/210, TTY, Printek, ANSI X3.
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 60 IP Address Method IP Address Auto Possible Values: Auto*, Static This item controls how the optional Ethernet interface card receives its network address. When set to Auto , the Ethernet card will receive its network address from a network DHCP server (typical installation).
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 61 To set the TCP/IP Gateway, use the CURSOR button to select which digit group you wish to change, and then use the VALUE button s to change the value.
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 62 Minimum Buffer Minimum Buffer No P ossible Values: No*, Yes This item selects whether the minimum I/O buffer size should be used. Setting this item to No will allow the printer to make maximum use of the I/O buffer (see “ Paper Out Fault ” on page 64 for more information on buffer size).
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 63 Options Menu The OPTIONS MENU contai ns items, which do not pertain only to a specific form or specific interface, but rather affect how the printer works under all conditions.
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 64 since the last print operation) and a form boundary (bottom of the form according to the Form Length setting for the current form) has been reached. If printing finishes and the form boundary has not been reached, take the printer off line and the FORM FEED button may be used to advance the form to the te ar bar.
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 65 printing will resume where it left off as described in the next paragraph. The printer’s ability to complete the reprint successfully depends on whether the data for the current page is still in the printer’s memory.
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 66 In Genicom 3840 or 3410 Emulation, this feature repositions the print head at the top of a barcode after the barcode has printed. When disabled, printing continues from the bottom of the barcode. This feature has no meaning in other emulations.
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 67 This item selects how much of the 32K byte input buffer is set aside for reprinting a page when Finish Page or Reprint Page has been selected for the Paper Out Fault Action item (see above).
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 68 114 . Note that turning this feature off while still using Printek brand ribbons will not affect the extended warranty. Ribbon Life Ribbon Life 23 Million Chars Possible Valu.
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 69 Control Character ControlCharact er ^ (5E Hex) Possible Values: ^ (5E Hex)* SOH (01 Hex) through HT (09 Hex), SO (0E Hex) through (FF Hex) This item sets the control character used to begin commands.
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 70 This item selects the character set. ^PY Translation Mode (QMS CodeV v2 and PTX CodeV v2 only) ^PY Translation Not Active Possible Values: Not Active*, Active This item selects whether or not Filter Mode is active at power on or reset.
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 71 This item selects whether or not the form will automatically be advanced to the next line boundary when Filter Mode is exited. Vertical DPI Resolutio n (QMS CodeV v2 and PTX CodeV v2 only) Vertical DPI 72 Possible Values: 72*, 70 This item sets the vertical resolution to 72 or 70 Dots Per Inch.
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 72 Delete Logos Delete Logos No Possible Values: No*, Yes This item selects whether logos should be deleted when a form is deleted. Quiet Mode Quiet Mode Not Active Possible Values: Not Active*, Active This item selects whether or not the quiet mode is active at power on.
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 73 Test Menu The TEST MENU is used to access some testing as well as some record keeping items. To access the test menu, press the SETUP button un til TEST MENU is displayed as shown below. TEST MENU Next press either of the FUNCTION buttons to access the test modes available.
PRINTER CONFIGURATIO N 74 When this item is set to Barber Pole , the printer will print a rotating charac ter pattern. Printing may be started and stopped with the ONLINE button. When set to Hex Dump , the printer will print all received data in a special debug format, which may be used by programmers to solve software problems.
75 FORM CONSTRUCTION Form Construction Although the FormsPro 4000se series printers have been designed to handle difficult forms, y ou may come across a form that does not feed reliably or provide adequate print quality on all copies. One of the main causes of paper misfeeds is a form that is “tented”.
FORM CONSTRUCTION 76 Form Layout Considerations When designing prep rinted forms, the most common problem is forms that are designed “too tight”. This means that boxes where data have to be printe.
77 MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING Error Messages This section provides a partial list of fatal errors. Fatal errors typically cannot be recovered from without the loss o f data. In each case, ERROR is shown on the top line of the display and one of the following messages is shown on the bottom line.
MAINTENANCE AND TROU BLESHOOTING 78 Error Message Possible Solution Head Blocked? Check print head carriage area for obstructions. Head Gap Usually a result of a bad paper jam. Check for paper wedged in the print head nose shield area. I/O Overflow Make sure handshaking parameters set in the printer and at the host computer match each other .
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81 ADVANCED SETUP FEATURES Security Menu The SECURITY M ENU is for Information System managers who want to be able to set up a printer and then “lock out” operator changes to the various menus. This method of security may be set independently for the Align Print, the Forms menu, the Interface menu, or the Opti ons menu.
ADVANCE SETUP FEATUR ES 82 Forms Menu Forms Menu Edit Allowed Possible Values: Edit Allowed, View Only, Initialize This item selects whether items in the FORMS MENU can be edited or only viewed by the operator. Initialize will reset the value of all the items for all forms to factory default values.
83 USING REMOTE SETUP The FormsPro 4000se series printers may be completely configured for operation by using the front panel buttons to acces s the printer setup menus. In addition, many of the items that can be configured via the front panel setup menus can also be configured remotely as described in this chapter.
USING REMOTE SETUP 84 1. A blank line (ignored). 2. A co mment line, which begins with a semicolon " ; " (ignored). 3. A heading line, which is enclosed in square brackets " [] ". 4. An item setup line, of the format item=value . Each item setup line must appear under the appropriate heading line.
USING RE MOTE SETUP 85 *Note that the 3 - byte escape sequence can be included as the first 3 bytes in the remote setup file..
USING REMOTE SETUP 86 Remote Setup Line Definitions [BeginPrintekSetup] AlignPrint=FactoryDefaults Forms=FactoryDefaults Interfaces=FactoryDefaults Options=FactoryDefaults Security=FactoryDefaults [Form0] ... [Form9] MovePrintLeft=0.00 ... 9.99 MovePrintRight=0.
USING RE MOTE SETUP 87 Emulation=ANSI_X3.64,Epson,IBM_Proprinter, DEC_LA120,TTY,Printek,Genicom_3840, Genicom_3410 AutoCR=Off,On AutoLF=Off,On HostFFatTOF=No,Yes Characters=Control,Printable MinimumBu.
USING REMOTE SETUP 88 ControlCharacter=01h ... 09h,0Eh ... FFh LineTerminator=LF,CR BarCodeDensity=LowRes,MediumRes,HighRes, GraphicsMediumRes QMSCharacterSet=USA,UnitedKingdom, Sweden/Finland,Norway/.
USING RE MOTE SETUP 89 Remote Setup Example File The following example will set up three forms. Before the forms are set up, “AlignPrint” and all “Forms” will be reset to their factory default val ues so that only the “non - default” values have to be set.
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91 USING THE OP TIONAL SETUP MODULE Introduction The optional Setup Module is a small cartridge that plugs directly into the RS - 232 Serial connector on the rear of any FormsPro 4000se series printer. This module is used to store a second copy of the current Setup configu ration of the printer.
USING THE OPTIONAL S ETUP MODULE 92 When the message disappears, installation is complete and the printer will continue with its normal power up procedure. Initializing Setup Module 7. The pri nter will now compare the configuration data in its internal memory to the data in the Setup Module.
93 If you wish to copy the Setup data to the Setup Module from the printer, press the UNLOAD button. The printer will display the next message and the Setup Module will now contain a copy of the Setup information in the printer.
USING THE OPTIONAL S ETUP MODULE 94 Using the Setup Module to Copy Setup Data From One Printer to Another This use of the Setup Module is beneficial when installing or updating several printers that need to be configured exact ly the same. To do this, you will need to perform the installation procedure once for each printer.
95 PRINTER RESET CONDITIONS The following list d escribes conditions that are assumed whenever power is applied to the printer, changes have been made in SETUP, or a reset escape sequence is received (when the printer is operating in an emulation mode that supports such a sequence).
USING THE OPTIONAL S ETUP MODULE 96 horizontal tabs to every eight columns vertical tabs cleared.
97 CONTROL CODE AND ESCAPE SEQUENCE SUMMARI ES Genicom 3840 and 3410 Emulation BEL Bell BS Backspace CR Carriage Return CSI Control Sequence Introducer ESC D Line Feed ESC E New Line ESC ESC n Select .
CONTROL CODES AND ES CAPE SEQUENCES 98 Genicom 3840 and 3410 Emulation (cont.) ESC [(p1);(p2);...(p12)v Set Vertical Tabs at Certain Positions ESC [(p1);(p2)<SP>{ Paper Shear ESC [(p1);(p2);.
CONTROL CODES AND ES CAPE SEQUENCES 99 ESC [ 4 g Clear All Vertical Tab Stops Ansi X3.64 Emulation (Cont.) ESC [ 20 h Select Automatic Carriage Return ESC [ 20 l Cancel Automatic Carriage Re turn ESC .
CONTROL CODES AND ES CAPE SEQUENCES 100 Epson Fx Emulation (Cont.) ESC @ Reset ESC A n Set Line Spacin g to n /72" ESC B n1 n2 ... nx NUL Set Vertical Tab Stops ESC C NUL n Set Form Length in Inches ESC C n Set Form Length in Lines ESC D n1 n2 ..
CONTROL CODES AND ES CAPE SEQUENCES 101 IBM Proprinter Emulation BEL Bell BS Backspace CAN Cancel Line CR Carriage Return DC2 Select 10 CPI DC4 Cancel Double - Wide Mode (one line) ESC - n Underline M.
CONTROL CODES AND ES CAPE SEQUENCES 102 IBM Proprint er Emulation (Cont.) ESC ^ n Print Single Character ETX End of Text FF Form Feed HT Horizontal Tab LF Line Feed SI Select Condensed Mode SO Select .
CONTROL CODES AND ES CAPE SEQUENCES 103 LA - 120/210 Emulation (cont.) ESC [ n1 ; n2 ; ... nx u Set Horizontal Tab Stops ESC [ n1 ; n2 ; ... nx v Set Vertical Tab Stops ESC [ n w Set Character Spacing.
CONTROL CODES AND ES CAPE SEQUENCES 104 Printek Emulation BEL Bell BS Backspace CR Carriage Return DC3 Deselect Printer ESC # m n1 n2 data m DPI Graphics ESC % Line Feed Boundary ESC * m n1 n2 data m .
105 ASCII CHARACTER TABLES Epson FX Font Character Set.
ASCII CHARACTER TABL ES 106 PC Font Character Set EBCDIC Font Character Set.
ASCII CHARACTER TABL ES 107 PC Latin 2 (Slavic) Font Character Set OCR - A Font Character Set.
ASCII CHARACTER TABL ES 108 OCR - B Font Character Set ML Euro (858 ).
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111 SPECIFICATIONS Print Speeds Text Modes Speed Fast Draft 530 cps Draft 400 cps Fast Draft High Impact 250 cps Draft High Impact 200 cps Letter Quality 100 cps Optical Quality 65 cps Graphics Modes .
SPECIFICATIONS 112 Character Sets Epson FX fast draft, draft and letter quality. IBM Proprinter fast draft, draft and letter quality. EBCDIC fast draft, draft and letter quality. Latin II (Slavic) fast draft, draft, and letter quality. OCR - A optical quality.
SPECIFICATIONS 113 Bottom tractor feed. Straight paper path with zero waste tear off. Paper width: 2.3 to 15 inches. Paper Slew Rate: 12 inches per second. Ribbon 23,000,000 character, mo bius loop cartridge. Special Forms Handling Features Print up to six part forms (.
SPECIFICATIONS 114 Operator Controls/Indicators Normal Operating Mode Indicators: Online/Status LED; 2x16 character LCD for current form selection (and paper path in FormsPro 4503se), on/off line status and error descriptions. Controls: Online, Form Feed/Load, Form Select/Unload, Align Print, and enter Setup.
SPECIFICATIONS 115 print head warranty may be extended to two years with the use of only Printek ® brand ribbons. Environmental Specifications Power requirements: 100 - 250 VAC, 50 - 60Hz Autoswitching Power consumptio n: 18 W non - printing, 60 W printing.
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117 GLOSSARY OF TERMS ANSI American National Standards Institute. ASCII American Standard Code for Information Interchange. baud rate The bit rate at which characters are transmitted over a serial interface. binary Base two numbering system. Digits are represented by the characters 0 and 1.
GLOSSARY 118 draft Refers to the draft font. EBCDIC Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchan ge Code. escape sequence String of characters beginning with the escape (ESC) character, which is used to control the configuration or operation of the printer.
GLOSSARY 119 offl ine Refers to the state of the printer when the ONLINE indicator is not solid green and the printer does not respond to the host computer. online Refers to the state of the printer when the ONLINE indicator is solid green and the printer is able to respond to the commands and text received from the host computer.
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Wenn Sie Printek 4000se noch nicht gekauft haben, ist jetzt ein guter Moment, um sich mit den grundliegenden Daten des Produkts bekannt zu machen. Schauen Sie zuerst die ersten Seiten der Anleitung durch, die Sie oben finden. Dort finden Sie die wichtigsten technischen Daten für Printek 4000se - auf diese Weise prüfen Sie, ob das Gerät Ihren Wünschen entspricht. Wenn Sie tiefer in die Benutzeranleitung von Printek 4000se reinschauen, lernen Sie alle zugänglichen Produktfunktionen kennen, sowie erhalten Informationen über die Nutzung. Die Informationen, die Sie über Printek 4000se erhalten, werden Ihnen bestimmt bei der Kaufentscheidung helfen.
Wenn Sie aber schon Printek 4000se besitzen, und noch keine Gelegenheit dazu hatten, die Bedienungsanleitung zu lesen, sollten Sie es aufgrund der oben beschriebenen Gründe machen. Sie erfahren dann, ob Sie die zugänglichen Funktionen richtig genutzt haben, aber auch, ob Sie keine Fehler begangen haben, die den Nutzungszeitraum von Printek 4000se verkürzen könnten.
Jedoch ist die eine der wichtigsten Rollen, die eine Bedienungsanleitung für den Nutzer spielt, die Hilfe bei der Lösung von Problemen mit Printek 4000se. Sie finden dort fast immer Troubleshooting, also die am häufigsten auftauchenden Störungen und Mängel bei Printek 4000se gemeinsam mit Hinweisen bezüglich der Arten ihrer Lösung. Sogar wenn es Ihnen nicht gelingen sollte das Problem alleine zu bewältigen, die Anleitung zeigt Ihnen die weitere Vorgehensweise – den Kontakt zur Kundenberatung oder dem naheliegenden Service.
