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PRN-T24.AC-T11

SERVICE

MANUAL

24

DOT

THERMAL

PRINTER

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

1.

OPERATION

1-1.

NOTICE

FOR

THE

CUSTOMERS

IN

THE

UNITED

KINGDOM

IMPORTANT.1-1

1-2.

PRECAUTIONS.1-1

1-3.

LOCATION

AND

FUNCTION

OF

PARTS

AND

CONTROLS.1-1

1-4.

PREPARATION.1-2

1-6.

HOW

TO

PRINT..

1-4

1-6.

CONTROL

COOE

FUNCTIONS

.1-7

1-7.

SWITCHING

THE

DIP

SWITCHES.1-13

1-8.

CHARACTER

COOE

TABLE.1-14

1-9,

SPECIFICATIONS

.1-14

110.

CONNECTOR

PIN

ARRANGEMENT

.1-14

2.

SERVICE

INFORMATION

4-12.

PRINTING.

COLUMN

RAISING.

COLUMN

RAISING

RETURN

ANO

TAPE

WINDING

MECHANISM

BLOCK--

4-12-1

Printing

Mecheniim

Block

.

4-12-2.

Cokimn

R*Hng

Mechanism

Block..

4-12-3.

Tape

Minding

Machamun

Block

.

4-13.

PAPER

FEEDING

MECHANISM

BLOCK

....

4-13-1.

Paper

heec-ng

Mechanism

Block

during

Panting

Operation

.

4-13-2.

Manual

Paper

Feeding

Mechanism

Block

.

4-14.

HEAD

RELEASE

MECHANISM

BLOCK

4-14-1.

Head

Release

Mechanism

Block

during

Priming

Operation

4-14-2.

Manual

Head

Release

Mechanism

Block

.

.

.

4-15.

CARRIAGE

OETECTION

SIGNAL

GENERATING

BLOCK

.

7-1

REMOVAL

.

.

2-1

5.

BLOCK

DIAGRAM

2-1-1.

Removal

0

'

MitKHe

L*1.

.

2-1

2-1-2.

.

2-1

2-1-3.

Removal

o'

Hear

Lid.

.

2-1

2-14.

Removal

ol

Up®*--

Can.

.

2-1

2-1-9

Removal

ol

Printer

Mechanism

ana

6.

SCHEMATIC

DIAGRAM

B«U»y

Cal'

Unit.

2

2

2-1-6.

.

2-2

2-1-7.

Disassembly

Procedure

ol

iho

Primer

Mechenisrr

.

2-3

6

2.

MAIN

BOARD.

2-1-8.

Aiiem&iy

Procedure

ol

Printer

Mechanism

.

.

.

7-6

6-3.

LED.

SW

BOARD.

MS.

26

2-2.

REPAIR

PARTS

.

,.

.

...

2-6

6-6.

AC-TI1

.

3.

MAINTENANCE

AND

REPAIR

7.

TROUBLESHOOTING

3-1.

MAINTENANCE

.3-1

3-2.

REPAIR

.3-1

3*3.

CAUTION

FOR

HANDLING

.3-7

3-4.

OILING

STANDARD.3-7

3-5

AOHESION

STANDARD

.3-8

7-1.

GENERAL

PRECAUTION

ITEMS

7-2.

MAIN

FLOW.

8.

REPAIR

PARTS

AND

FIXTURE

4.

CIRCUIT

DESCRIPTION

AND

MECHANISM

BLOCK

DESCRIPTION

4

1

POWER

SUPPLY

CIRCUIT

.4-1

4-1-1.

Voltage

and

Their

Usages.4-1

4-2.

RESETTING

CIRCUIT.

4-1

4-3.

MPU.

ROM/RAM.

ANO

CONTROL

CIRCUIT

...

4-2

4-3-1.

MPU.4-2

4-3-2.

ROM

.

4

-2

4-3-3.

RAM

.4-2

4-34.

Control

Circuit.4-2

4-4,

MOTOR

AND

SOLENOID

DRIVE

CIRCUIT.4-3

4-4-1.

Motor

OOal.

4

-3

44.2.

Electromagnetic

Clutch

<8ft)

.4-6

44-3.

Tri«M

Solenoid

110ft)

.

..

4

-6

4-5.

PRINTING

HEAD

DRIVE

CIRCUIT

.

.4-6

4-6-1.

Pnntng

Hand

Hes-stenc*

Value

.4«

4-6-2.

Power

Application

Time

ol

Pnntinf

Hoad

.

.

.4-6

46.

INTERFACE

CIRCUIT.

4

6

4-7.

SWITCH

AND

SFNSOR

CIRCUIT

.4-7

48.

POWERfLOW

BATTERY

LIGHTING

CURCUIT

.

.

4-7

4-9

MECHANISM

BLOCK

OUTLINE

DESCRIPTION

4-7

4-10.

FRAME

BLOCK.

4

-7

4-11.

DRIVE

BLOCK

.4-7

8-1.

MECHANICAL

PARTS

LIST

8-1-1.

Cam

Block

..

8-1-2.

Primer

Block.

8-7

ELECTRICAL

PAHT5

LIST

_

8-2-1.

AC-T11

.

. .

8-2-2.

LEO

Board

8-2-3.

MAIN

Board

8-24

SW

Board

.

8-2-5.

Frame

.

.

. .

8-3

PACKING

ANO

....

------

-

ms?

??!

!!

S

*

ssin

zs

52smsm

CHAPTER

1

OPERATION

1-1.

NOTICE

FOR

THE

CUSTOMERS

IN

THE

UNITED

KINGDOM

IMPORTANT

Ttie

wire#

in

It*

mains

lead

of

Ihe

supplied

ac

power

adapt©'

an

col¬

oured

in

accordance

wilh

ihe

following

cede.

Blue.Neutral

Brown.Uve

to

(ho

coioora

or

(he

wires

in

the

mams

lead

or

this

apparatus

may

not

correspond

with

ihe

coloured

mattings

identifying

the

terminal#

in

your

plug,

proceed

a#

follow#:

The

wire

which

la

coloured

due

must

Do

connected

to

the

terminal

•filch

Is

marked

with

the

letter

N

or

coloured

black

The

wire

which

la

coloured

crown

muet

be

connected

to

the

terminal

Which

is

marked

with

the

letter

L

cr

oofoured

red.

1-2.

PRECAUTIONS

On

safety

e

Operate

on

120.

220.

or

240

V

ac

by

using

the

supplied

ac

power

adaptor

according

to

your

local

power

*upp*y.

e

U#e

this

adapter

only

for

th-S

printer.

Polarity

of

ihe

«c

power

adaptor

plug

is

as

Illustrated.

a

Should

any

solid

object

or

liquid

fall

Into

Ihe

cabinet,

unplug

the

unit

and

have

It

checked

by

qualified

personnel

before

operating

it

any

further

a

Disconnect

the

ac

power

adaptor

from

(he

wall

outlet

i*

the

sat

is

not

to

be

used

lot

an

extended

ce'iod

of

time

thg

STANDBY

switch

on

the

printer

does

nol

lum

the

ac

adaptor

off

a

Toaaconnect

tne

ac

power

cord

of

the

me.

poawr

adaptor,

pull

it

out

by

tne

plug.

n«w

pun

me

corn

itseli

•

Do

not

place

or

otop

heavy

cblocm

on

(he

ac

power

cord.

Use

of

a

damaged

cord

tu

dangoioua.

On

insteMelion

•

The

printer

consists

of

high

precision

mechanical

pans.

Do

not

drop

II

or

bump

it

against

other

objects.

Do

not

placo

It

in

a

place

subieet

to

.'tvalion

or

on

an

unstable

baso.

•

Do

not

Install

the

unit

near

heat

sourcos

such

as

a

radiator

or

an

air

duct,

or

in

a

plaoa

sublet

to

direct

aunlighl.

dust,

or

moisture.

On

operation

aUM

the

specified

type

of

paper

Never

attempt

printing

without

paper

loaded

in

me

primer

•

Oo

not

touch

the

mechanical

pari#

nsido

the

printer,

v

the

graphic#

will

not

oo

drawn

prociaoly

or

other

problems

may

occur.

On

cleaning

•

C

lean

the

enclosure

or

surface

with

a

soft

dry

c*Oth

or

a

soil

cloth

lightly

moistened

with

water

or

mild

Ootorgont

solution.

Do

not

use

any

sotiwrii

such

as

alcohol

or

Demine.

8#

It

might

damago

tho

finish

1-3.

LOCATION

AND

FUNCTION

OF

PARTS

AND

CONTROLS

r

—QJPlsten

-nob

Tlfeinnoi

density

control

snob

QJ

STANDBY

snitch

*-9

BATT

-

'

iDanery

capacity

indicatai

lamp

QJfVylene

-

m

Oh

lwE

twiiciwlamp

---

j|Pieer

food

buttons----

7lDlP»w-«chM

1]

Pu-anei

conrwctoi

1

J

[LOCav^cK--

'

E

Platen

knob

Turn

to

rotate

the

paper

teed

roller.

Set

paper,

posilion

Ihe

release

lever

toward

the

from

of

(he

unit,

then

turn

this

-nobard

paper

will

be

fed.

QJ

Printing

density

control

knob

Controls

Ihe

priming

Density,

if

your

printout

18

unclear,

turn

ihia

knob

to

the

back.

IIII

Is

loo

d»tt

end

a

blotches

appear,

turn

ihi#

knob

to

the

from.

3J

STANDBY

switch

and

BATT

(battery)

lamp

!*••»»

to

turn

on

tho

power.

Press

again

to

turn

elf

The

BATT

lamp

come*

on

when

the

oower

is

turned

on.

It

the

battery

is

nearly

exhausted,

the

BATT

lamp

blinks.

If

l"«

battery

.#

nearly

exhaustod.

a

correct

printout

will

not

be

obtained

II

me

BATT

lam?

faimi..

p.*,,

Ihe

STANOBY

switch

to

turn

off

the

power,

then

replace

ail

ol

tour

batter*#,

or

oonrxci

Ihe

ac

power

adaptor

to

the

wall

outlet,

then

press

the

STANDBY

switch

PRN

-

T

24

<

AE

)

1-1

POWER

PREPARATION

fjJ

Release

lew

PoaiUon

the

lever

toward

tho

from

ol

the

unit

to

fix

the

sheet

against

wo

platon.

Position

toward

the

hack

or

the

unit

to

Keo

the

sheet

X

ON

LINE

swttchAamp

Whllo

the

prinwv

is

in

the

cnime

mcrfe

(able

to

print

data

from

the

compiler!

Ihs

ONLINE

lamp

13

on

tt

1h8

ON

UNE

Switch

It

press¬

ed.

the

lamp

gees

Off

0«d

the

unit

cntrvs

tho

Offline

mode

(un»B»

to

pnnt

data

from

the

computer).

It

the

ON

LINE

switch

Is

pressed

Curing

printing,

the

unit

enters

me

otlilne

mooe

alter

having

p-Hted

the

currant

line,

men

tho

ON

LINE

lamp

gooe

ofl.

It

the

ON

LINE

swiicn

is

pressed

again.

ir

*

unit

entere

the

onllno

mode

and

continues

printing

from

where

It

left

on.

ffl

Paper

food

Button

Press

to

lead

paper.

Set

tho

printer

Into

the

offline

mode,

then

press

me

a

button;

coper

is

ted

lorwanJ.

K

the

▼

Button

•»

pea**-

oO.

paper

is

led

Backward

To

pnn:

the

tmt

pattern.

while

pMssing

the

a

or

t

Button,

proaa

the

STANOBY

switch.

tZJ

OIP

switches

Used

to

set

various

lunctons

•

You

may

hare

to

sot

the

DIP

itwitches

according

to

your

soft¬

ware

Refer

to

tne

operating

instruct

lens

ol

you’

software

HT

Parallel

connecto

Connect

to

the

computer

usino

the

supplied

caWe

l£

DC

e

V

Jack

Connect

to

the

supplied

#c

power

adaptor.

Note:

Never

connect

to

an

adaptor

Other

than

the

suppl

ed

00

power

adaptor.

1-4.

PREPARATION

CONNECTION

a

Rato’s

connscting.

Be

sure

to

turn

olf

the

computer

and

the

printer.

Note:

Use

th«

ac

power

adapter

supplied.

Do

not

uee

any

other

ac

power

adaptor.

Power

supply

using

Betteriee

Turn

the

Cattery

co-er

eounlardockwiM

to

open,

then

insert

toi*

SUM-1

typatsoo

IJ)<Vy

cell

Battenes

as

shewn

Below,

the"

close

(he

battery

cover

11

me

ac

power

adaptor

Is

connected

to

tne

DC

8

V

Jack,

the

unit

will

not

operate

ussng

Batteries

Note

Do

not

connect

the

AC

power

adaptor

white

tho

STANDBY

switch

ol

the

printer

which

18

Being

operated

with

Batteries

is

on

Notes

0«

use

ol

batteries

Incorrect

M

of

Battenes

may

cause

a

dange-Y»u>

liquid

leakage

or

enploMon.

fey

ettention

to

the

following:

e

To

prevent

useless

consumption

or

liquid

leakage

of

Balteiies.

turn

the

power

olf

alter

using

llxr

prnter.

e

Metre

sure

Ihe

polarity

(plus

and

rrsnus)

ol

each

Battery

tselatin

dlcat

ed.

e

lm

not

use

new

Batteries

with

used

Batteries

e

Do

not

uee

difforent

types

of

batteries

because

their

performance

>s

different,

Cron

if

thoir

form

ie

the

same,

e

There

are

chargeable

and

unchargeaDte

dry

can

Batteries,

before

using

batter

ia*.

read

the

note*

explained

on

inetr

surface

e

VThen

batteries

will

not

Oc

used

(or

a

long

period.

remove

litem.

12

T24(AE)

INSTALLING

AND

REPLACING

A

RIBBON

CARTRIDGE

LOADING

PAPER

When

using

regular

paper

(sheets

or

roll

o!

paper,

or

paper

o'he-

than

thermal

paper).

Inatai

I

a

riooon

cannoge.

IntUllIng

a

ribbon

cartridge

I

Open

the

top

cove

t

Push

the

release

lever

towards

the

Deck

of

the

unit.

4

Turn

the

knob

ot

me

ricoon

cartridge

countereiwfcwiee

until

the

ribbon

slat*

is

completely

taken

up

S

Install

the

ribbon

cartrisge

eo

that

me

thermal

head

is

placeo

Bel

•ccn

I

ho

ribbon

and

ribbon

cartridge.

Ilemiei

head

_

\

_

1

ii

hj-

U

■

•'

\

d

1

^

“

-'

mpoon

ft

Dt»on

earcmge

8

Install

the

Iron!

cover.

RemoWng

a

ribbon

cartridge

Rwrove

the

from

cover,

posh

the

release

levertowarfls

me

bock

ot

the

printer,

then

pull

the

ribbon

cartridge

Out.

Notes:

if

the

ribbon

cartridge

is

removed

when

the

rotea.be

lever

Is

positioned

lowers

mo

front

ot

iho

prints'

the

ribbon

may

bo

cut.

When

removing

the

riooon

cartridge,

push

me

release

low

towards

the

wick

of

tho

primer.

The

primer

sill

continue

to

ooerate

ova-

it

the

ribbon

runs

out

Ourlno

prlmout.

Service

Ills

of

ribbon

cartridge

On#

Sony

PflK-TIC

ribbon

cartrdge

can

print

out

Sbcul

?2.0<»

ehanolers.

Use

Sony

PPK-TIO

containing

teo

ribbon

cartridges.

Loading

a

sheet

of

paper

To

iced

sheet*

ot

regu'ai

or

thermal

paper,

follow

the

procedure

shown

below.

3

Invar"

a

.I’ael

ot

piper

I"

"he

ptlrter

horn

I

ha

back

vide

ot

the

c<ate»

coror.

7

Puah

IS.

ralaaaa

Wvw

to-arda

iho

fron

of

the

ulnie

Tun

th«

platen

.roe

toward*

M

■

root

of

itw

prMar

re

ael

tne

maw

>0

the

prIM

aumrg

portion.

e

HoId

the

release

lever

positional

towards

the

front

of

I

he

printer

e

Before

removino

a

aheet.

push

the

rrlMM

lever

towards

ihe

back

of

the

pnntor.

PRN

T24(AE)

1-3

loading

■

roll

ol

paper

There

a-e

two

types

o'

paper

roll*

regular

and

thermal

For

loading,

the

optional

roll

holders

and

a

rod

are

necessary.

Fellow

the

pro

coders

shown

below.

9

Mount

in*

paper

o-de

After

mailing

sure

ins

papor

Is

straight,

position

the

rneoee

lever

towards

the

from

of

the

printer.

then

turn

tho

platen

knob

towards

tho

fronl

of

tho

printor

lo

sot

tho

paper

to

tho

prim

starting

position.

•

If

paper

1}

not

straight,

malfunction

may

occur.

When

printing

out

an

•

■

tramaly

long

program

li*),

correctly

toad

paper

eo

that

It

Is

straight

•

When

cutting

the

paper

press

the

platen

Knob

downward,

so

that

the

paper

does

not

move

and

can

easily

be

col

1-5.

HOW

TO

PRINT

BEFORE

STARTING

After

Ih«

roll

of

paper

is

rtslalled.

load

papor

In

tho

same

way

as

for

loading

a

8hast

of

paper.

The

procedure

is

as

follow*

Turn

on

the

power

of

the

computer,

then

the

primer

Whan

tho

printer

Is

turned

on,

one

line

will

be

led.

Available

paper

Regular

or

thermal

paper

Is

available

In

the

printer.

When

using

rogu

lu

paper.

Install

a

ribbon

cartridge;

when

using

thermal

paper,

if

tho

rlbbcn

cartridge

is

installed,

remove

it.

To

gel

a

clear

printout,

use

paper

whose

surface

is

smooth.

We

recommend

the

following

paper:

Regular

paper

lor

therm*

transfer

...

MBJ-A047P

{contains

ICO

A*sue

sheets.;

thermal

papor

_

HBJ-AO'.UP

{contains

one

roll

ot

paper.)

Notes:

For

hooping

printout

a

long

time,

use

a

regular

pacer

with

a

ribbon

cartridge.

If

a

Ihormal

paper

Is

knot

for

a

long

pared,

(specialty.

It

it

la

loll

lo

a

place

subnet

(o

direct

sunlight),

the

printout

win

become

discolored.

PRINTING

THE

BUILT-IN

TEST

PATTERN

The

PRN

T24

contain*

a

test

pattern

generator

ter

a

sell

prim

twM

To

print

me

test

pattern,

follow

ihe

procedure

shown

boiow

•

Re

sure

to

load

paper

on

the

printer

oelore

the

test

pattern

printing.

1

Whilo

prosaing

tho

paper

food

Button

a,

praae

the

STANDBY

switch

to

turn

on

Ihe

power.

A

teal

peitem

win

be

printed

out

Then,

release

the

A

button.

•

the

print

out

font*

are

automatically

changed

as

fonows;

p

Pica

——

Elite

--

Condense

»

Proportional

—j

Pica.

10characters

printed

out

per

inch

Elite:

1?

characters

primed

out

per

Inch

Condense;

16

characters

printed

out

par

Iron

Proportional

printing:

Changes

the

character

width

according

to

types

of

characters

for

easy

reading.

1-4

PRNT24(AE)

2

Press

the

standby

awitch

agamic

turn

the

power

oft.

Printing

ol

the

tost

pattern

vull

end.

•

Be

sure

to

loM

a

street

ol

paper

or

a

roll

ol

paper

oefcxe

orlntlng

the

Built-In

lost

pattorn.

BASIC

OPERATION

Printing

out

a

program

list

To

prim

out

an

MSX

BASIC

program

list.

enter

the

LUST

command.

For

example,

execution

ot

Ihe

following

staiomenl

wiP

print

a

pro¬

gram

Hit

between

line

numDer*

10

and

ICO:

LUST

10-100

Printing

out

chared**

in

eh*

MSX-BASIC

program

Enin-

me

LPRINT

command

Fv

example,

execution

of

the

following

statement

will

pnnt

cnarec-

tors

*,

B.

C.

0,

and

L:

I.IWtrr

“ABCDR*

Or,

nan

the

following

program:

10

INPUT

A

20

I

NI'UT

B

30

l.l’Rl

XT

-A*H--:A+H

It

5

Is

snlerad

for

A

and

7

lor

B

from

the

keyboard,

A*B=

IS

will

be

printed

out.

in

other

words,

the

LPRINT

command

is

used

to

run

a

PRINT

com¬

mand

on

the

printer

nstcad

ol

the

display

screen

•

When

operating

the

printer

with

software

other

than

the

MSX-

BASIC

program,

road

the

user’s

manual

ot

the

software.

Temporarily

slopping

print

out

To

temporarily

atop

p'tntlng

out

a

program

Hat.

press

the

ON

LINE

switch.

Alter

the

current

line

Is

printed,

the

thermal

head

returns

to

the

left

end.

the

ON

LINE

lamp

goo*

oil.

and

printing

atop*,

(olliine

mode)

ir

me

on

line

switch

u

presses

again,

me

ON

line

lamp

comes

on

and

printing

restarts

Iron

»he-e

il

left

ott

I

online

model

Stepping

prinl-oid

dun

lo

peper-out

Set

DIP

swllch

7

on

the

Back

side

of

the

printer

lo

OFF.

e

DIF

Switch

2

i»

set

to

OFF

at

the

factory

While

DIP

switch

2

Is

set

to

OFF

If

paper

is

nearly

exhausted

during

printing.

m«

ia.ni

prtntahi?

mo

is

printed

out,

mo

inormal

head

returns

to

the

loft

end.

mo

unit

amors

tho

offline

mode,

and

printing

stop*

(The

ON

LINE

ramp

also

goes

ott.)

It

the

ON

JNEsw

icn

Is

then

pressed,

one

more

lino

is

printed

out

and

the

thermal

head

returns

lo

tho

loll

end.

Replace

paper,

men

press

ihe

ON

UNE

switch.

Printing

w*l

restart

irom

wnoro

H

left

off.

•

II

DIP

switch

2

is

ON.

printing

will

continue,

even

If

paper

is

nearly

exhausted.

When

using

sheets

ol

papor.

set

Dtp

switch

2

to

OFF.

ADVANCED

OPERATION

The

PRN

T24

can

Do

changed

to

various

mode*

by

tending

»

specific

code

Irwn

the

computer

See

the

control

code

list

.This

list

includes

*3

control

cooes.

The

following

explains

how

lo

control

tho

printer

using

Borneo!

these

codes

How

to

send

a

code

To

send

a

code

using

MSX

BASIC,

onto*

the

CHR$

function

and

LPBIN7

command.

For

example,

to

feed

a

line,

see

New

line”

in

"Operation

Control

ol

the

control

code

l«st"

.

The

code

name

ol

Now

lino”

is

LF

and

Its

hexadecimal

code

is

JMOA

The

neaxadoclmnl

code

SHOA

is

sent

id

the

printer

Iron

the

computer

using

tho

CHRf

function

and

LPRINT

command

mut

si.ro

the

printer

is

In

online

mode

then

enter

the

following

state-

mem

in

direct

mooe:

LPRINT

CHRi

(AHOAL

Oro

lino

will

be

fod.

This

Is

because

1

line

food”

codo.

irtQA

is

sent

to

the

printer

Iron-

the

computer

with

the

atxxe

LPRINT

command.

You

can

thus

control

th*

primer

using

43

control

coda*

Magnifying

characters

Sec

“Magnifying

characters”

and

-Cnnccaatlon

of

magnification”

In

ihe

item,

Print

Mode

Control

of

ihe

control

code

list

Their

cede

nemee

are

SO

and

Si

an

a

Ihe

hexadecimal

code*

are

SHOE

and

SHOF

respectively

II

”Magn<

lying

characters”

la

specified,

Ihe

horizontal

width

(the

number

of

horizontal

doia)o!

each

character

will

bocome

twice

the

regular

width.

The

following

examp-e

shows

a

program

containing

these

codes

and

Ihe

printout

10

CJ--AUCOE"

70

LPRINT

CHRS(liHE)

■

nnlnrKed

30

LPRINT

CS

40

LPR

1

NT

CIWi(4HF)

•normal

SO

LPRINT

C»

60

END

Result

/\

BCm.-;

ahcoi:

16

PRN-T24(AE|

Charactor

modes

Tho

following

example

shows

a

program

lo

print

out

characters

In

various

character

modes

as

well

as

tho

u»,n

magrUftcallon

mode:

10

C*--tOt

IS

THE

zo

•

30

t.mrr

ciie*(*hib):ci«*<xh4*):c*

p.,di*a

wet.

pic

40

1.1*81

XT

CUES{AH

1H).

CHRSfAH4

S)

.

C*—Print

Wg

wth

elite

SO

l.l'-lhT

CM8K*rMHj;CHKS(*H5i

»:ts-

(Vln.^g

wui

conaeroe

60

IPEItlT

CHE*

I

*HIH

>:

OIK*

(4HSO):

C*

—PioponcAjl

printing

TO

l

ESI

sr

no

l.isnr

CIKSCA>IIH);CtM»(*H45>-Set*toIhoebl*

m»

90

1.1'Ritr

CW»<*mri>:C!!K*!«MS#)

Stansunoemnng.

100

LPRIBT

C*:

I

PR

1M

MO

l-l’Klwr

ClRSfCHI

I?);CHRS|AII2I

J-

-Er.ph«b.»

ch.r*c»e-»

120

l

PRIITT

C*:LPEI

*1

JO

I.PK1RT

u«*|*Hh»—

-Magmtieb

lAaracttrj

iso

u’Rinr

cstiwnn

iso

i.PRisr

CHRst

till

Hi

:CHK*<4HJT>-Enas

under.

ming

ISO

I

PRIST

ai«*!*ir.B):nHM<WI48>-

-Scls

Or.

pic.

im*l*

ITO

IPRlItT

CMRSfillO

*1122)-Cancelsemphasis.

1*0

LPRIET

-TEST

F.HO'

mo

mancificeiio*.

two

I

VO

•iiiv

i.s

mi

ntmiN?

pica

lie*

IS

IK

PE

I

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-Bice

Mi

is

r*

mum-Conome

Iff

IS

Tin:

WllfTWtT-Proponlonsl

printing

nif

is

nil

:

i*Kihnx?

Elite,

ana

unitaitido

CONTROL

CODE

LIST

Fincta«

CoOe

reiMi

Mu.

col.

I

64i

it

oi

pint

k

OteWM

Modi*;

ire

imi

h»l

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IKtCilHn

partner.

m.m:.;

ire

iu»

rw»:

lo

r.

•wtui

iisjiui

nw«

GR

LT

NT

TT

W5

4M0D

4H0A

4

not

&H0

B

4M1(

nano«a

'.«uitc»

»SC(

—

OriB

k>»

KCI

4H19

ma

uouMrcd

1

tenao

8

uiilro

SSCLN,

K.a.

4

HI

f

1

-rC

<v

»,

n.

—an

iwtno

Stllr«

tlx-

1

re

lc*C"i

-*Wl

£

8

C*

4H-e

*-*'

»>K

i»ce

"II*

»“«

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™

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ll-a

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lire

Wr«

eelis

18

CTM.ru

IK’S

41*4*,

™

,

-

-*<

IWowig

emciad

aettirg

.

Cm

loO-c

tert.ws

-Hite

emchoOe.

and

t«4wlln.

HOW

IS

ru

n

l»R

I

NTHKV

—BH>magn.lcaic«v

»moh«*t*.

ana

underline

TEST

EM)

•

Tho

a

Dove

statement.

LPRINT

CHR3<4HlB).CHRS<4H«8X

can

be

changed

lo

LPRINT

CHRMHiBr*”

(Olhers

are

also

me

same.)

PRINTING

OUT

DATA

IN

HEXADECIMAL

NOTATION

Wills

pressing

the

two

line

(red

Miltons

(A

and

T)

simultaneously,

pro

as

the

STANDBY

switch

to

turn

the

power

on.

Data

from

the

com¬

puter

will

M

p’lveo

out

in

hexadecimal

notation

WMit

tnia

function,

control

codas

aoch

aa

lino

toed"

ana

space

can

Do

printed

out

In

hcxadocrrrai

notation

as

input

data.

It

Is

conromcnt

for

operation

check.

To

release

the

ImadedRMi

notation

mode,

press

the

STANDBY

switch

again

to

turn

the

power

off.

UlI

X

I0cpl*>s»l

fettirg

>

f|>'»ir-.

ssev

(SCI)

4K-H

4M.1

tsc

-

**»">»"-

cnrwue.

rorm,

SexUW

!ic*I*ji

-•

1

*“!•

it

UJ

III

OCrM.N.H.-c

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IIM.N.K

INi

u

peiiirn

ri|»rt

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n.

ri,

r.

i6b

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rv*i

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Iff

Orll

.

.i-xl.

tellag

Ml

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11

4*13

hiding

el

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tin's

SOH

III

•

m-j

ire

Sale

ol

ire

CAN

[Si!

terrw

n

re

(rimer

L__

_

1-6

HBtT2«(AEt

1-6.

CONTROL

CODE

FUNCTIONS

INITIAL

STATE

OF

PRINTER

When

I

ho

pc

we*

Is

turned

on,

tho

following

modus

flrltlal

state),

of

tho

mode*

that

can

be

switched

by

a

control

coda,

aro

sot:

Mode

Initial

state

]

Font

Character

emphasis

Character

magnifies'iCr

Underline

Mcrizontai

taxation

Vertical

tabulation

Lett

and

right

margins

bn#

(teeing

width

bn#

(oecing

direettx

Signal

line

I

i

Siililhli

CONTROLLING

PRINTER

OPERATION

Cede

name

c*

Hexadecimal

code:

khco

<unn*a(

wwmi

•

This

code

is

used

to

print

out

the

data

in

the

butter

of

the

pnnter

and

rotuin

tho

thermal

heat)

to

the

loll

end

^carriage

return).

•

Only

carriage

retum

or

carriage

return

and

line

lecdlrg

aro

automa¬

tically

performed

by

ew.iciwtg

dip

switch

8

I

Code

name:

LF

Hoxixleclmal

code:

&H0A

I

_««*n»o_

•

This

cede

Is

used

to

teed

one

line

by

the

current

line

feeding

width

In

the

current

line

toodlng

direction.

•

It

the

bottom

Un«

Is

sei

as

a

vertical

tab

position,

me

paper

is

lad

until

I

he

neat

TOP

position,

when

the

thermal

head

goea

ever

the

bottom

Ikio

Code

name:

HT

Hexadecimal

code*

*HC9

OIO'UO*'*!

T>B'

|

Cod*

namr.

U9

Hexadeclmalood*:

1H1F

|

•

The

function

of

this

coda

tar

les

according

to

the

value

ot

the

t

-byte

data

following

Ihio

code.

Assume

fhaf

the

value

of

the

t-byte

data

is

CHR||n)

(n

indicates

a

itoctnut

number.)

if

t

5

n

j

6,

paper

win

oe

fed

until

the

vertical

tabulation

position

d

channel

n.

If

17

a

n

S

3t.

paper

win

be

ted

By

tn-t6)

lines.

•

II

other

than

the

above

data

is

entorod.

it

is

Ignorod

and

tabulation

la

not

done.

Cose

name:

ff

Hexadecimal

code:

&HCC

FOaurwcx

#

This

code

ts

used

to

feed

paper

until

the

next

TOT

in

thecurrent

I

ine

feeding

direction

CONTROLLING

THE

PRINTER

FUNCTIONS

Horizontal

tabulation

|

Code

name:

ESC

{

Hexadecimal

cede:

4H

t

B

»H28

•

This

code

is

used

to

set

tno

tor

moot*

tabulation

Specify

the

ESC

I

code

co

fotow

ESCfe.A-

<*.

ff..—

incite*

a

3<Tglt

decimal

number.

For

example,

to

position

the

horizontal

tab

in

the

6th

18th.

36th

columns

from

the

left

end

enter

ESC

©06.018,

036

(A

per

ad

la

needed

at

the

end.l

•

Up

to

16

horizontal

tabulation

positions

can

bs

specified

•

If

an

incorrect

entry

i«

made,

ail

tho

specified

horizontal

tabulations

are

cleared

•Ah

the

horizontal

tabulations

that

were

set

before

this

code

was

received

aro

cleared.

Example:

IPRINT

CURS

(4H1B);

”©10.020.

C00

'

•

This

coda

is

used

to

mo'e

the

thermal

head

to

the

nearest

horizon¬

tal

tabula

ton

position.

If

no

honronlal

lobulation

position

Is

specified,

this

code

is

ignorod.

Notes:

Execute

the

following

statement

In

your

program

before

send¬

ing

the

H»

cod*:

POKE

4HF418.2S6

Executing

this

statement

causes

the

unit

to

position

the

horizontal

tabulation

In

the

10th,

20th.

and

30th

columns

from

me

left

end

Code

name:

ESC)

Hexadecimal

code

*HIB

4M29

•

mis

code

is

used

to

release

the

horizontal

tabulation.

The

HT

cede

is

not

corroctly

sent

to

tho

printer

unless

this

statement

Specify

the

FSC

)

code

as

fol

lows.

Is

executod

ESC)

o.

ff._

To

return

the

made

set

wilh

POKE

&MF4i8^bb

to

tho

original

stato,

enter

POKE

8HF418.0

Code

name:

VT

Hexadecimal

oode:

8M0B

!*•/

•This

code

is

used

lo

teed

most

up

lo

tho

next

vertical

tabulation

position

In

tho

current

lire

Inodlng

dlrnoUon

If

no

vertical

tabula¬

tion

position

Is

spoclftad,

paper

will

oe

fed

until

the

next

tof.

Tho

specification

method

is

tho

samo

as

tor

tho

ESC

(

oodo.

•

It

an

Incorrect

entry

is

made,

all

I

he

specified

horizontal

tabulations

are

cleared.

Example:

IPRINT

CH

W

(*«’B»")

030'•

Executing

this

statement

causes

the

unit

to

clear

the

horizontal

tabulation

in

the

30th

column

from

tho

left

end

Cede

rams.

ESC

2

Hexadecimal

code.

&H1B.

&H32

|

•

Thiacode

n

used

to

dear

ail

me

specified

henrontai

tabulations

PRM-T24(AEJ

1-7

Vertical

tabulation

HOW

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SET

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