Tally T2030 Manual de usuario
Reference manual Matrix printer
Table of contents Introduction
1 Operation
The control panel 1 - 1
The LC display 1 - 2
Messages in the LC display 1 - 3
LC display language 1 - 4
Selecting the LC display language 1 - 4
Unlock the Menu mode 1 - 4
Terminating Menu mode 1 - 6
Key functions when turning on the printer 1 - 7
Programming via the control panel 1 - 7
Calling up the menu 1 - 8
Calling up a locked menu 1 - 8
Menu configurations 1 - 8
Menu handling 1 - 10
Save settings 1 - 11
Example of the menu structure 1 - 12
Menu description table 1 - 13
Menu settings (example) 1 - 21
Bidirectional print adjustment (L/R Adj) 1 - 22
2 Emulations
General 2 - 1
Escape sequences 2 - 1
What are escape sequences? 2 - 1
MTPL sequences 2 - 1
What are control codes? 2 - 1
The $$ procedure 2 - 2
How are escape sequences used? 2 - 3
MTPL 2 - 4
Example in BASIC 2 - 4
Example in Pascal 2 - 4
Printout 2 - 4
List of available control codes 2 - 5
Barcode 2 - 17
List of available barcodes 2 - 17
LC printing 2 - 19
List of additional control codes 2 - 20
Configuring the printer for your computer 2 - 21
3 Troubleshooting, care and maintenance
Test functions and hardware settings 3 - 2
Printer self-test (Rolling ASCII) 3 - 3
Exiting Test mode 3 - 5
Interface test (Hex-Dump) 3 - 6
Printout in Hex-Dump 3 - 6
Terminating Hex-Dump 3 - 7
Setting the Formlen function 3 - 8
Wrap 3 - 9
Sound 3 - 10
CX-bid 3 - 11
Mechanical adjustments to the printer 3 - 12
Setting the basical top margin and L/R adjustment 3-12
Troubleshooting 3 - 15
The display remains dark 3 - 15
The display is lit, but the printer does not print 3 - 16
Problems with the paper feed 3 - 16
Paper jam (fanfold paper) 3 - 17
Paper jam (single sheets) 3 - 18
Tear off position cannot be adjusted 3 - 19
Paper does not move to tear off position 3 - 19
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Problems with the print quality 3 - 20
Print is too pale 3 - 20
Smudged print 3 - 20
Prints undefined characters 3 - 20
The first line is not completely printed out at the top 3 - 20
Dots within characters are missing 3 - 20
Error messages via the display 3 - 21
Load paper from ... 3 - 21
Printhead hot 3 - 21
Parity Error 3 - 21
Hardware Alarm 3 - 21
Home Position 3 - 21
Eject Error 3 - 22
Load Error 3 - 22
Additional display messages 3 - 23
Press any key 3 - 23
Loading Default 3 - 23
Only available in Epson mode 3 - 23
Park position 3 - 23
Tear paper off 3 - 23
Turn paperlever 3 - 23
Care and maintenance 3 - 24
Cleaning the housing 3 - 24
Cleaning the interior 3 - 25
Ribbon 3 - 25
A Character sets
Character sets A - 1
MTPL standard character set A - 2
MTPL international substitution characters – normal font A - 3
OCRA Character Set A - 4
OCRB Character Set A - 5
Available character sets A - 6
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BInterfaces
Parallel interface B - 2
Jumper settings B - 3
Serial interface RS232C/V.24 B - 4
Connector assignment B - 4
Interface cable RS232C B - 5
Protocol description B - 6
Jumper settings B - 7
Serial interface RS422/V.11CB - 9
Connector assignment B - 9
Protocol description B - 9
Jumper settings B - 10
CSpecification
Printer specifications C - 1
Interface specifications C - 3
Paper specifications C - 4
DOptions and Accessories
Options D - 1
Accessories D - 2
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Introduction
About Part II of the
operator’s manual The reference manual contains a detailed description of the printer, its char-
acteristic features and additional information.
If you need to operate your printer as soon as possible, it is sufficient to
read
Installing the printer
in the Operator’s manual. For further information
and correct use of your printer the complete operator’s manual must be
read.
The reference manual is divided into three chapters with their titles printed
in the top margin of the page. The current chapter is marked by a black bar.
The chapters of this manual describe the following topics:
■Chapter 1 Operation contains information on programming your printer via
the operating panel.
■Chapter 2 Emulations deals with programming via the interface. The avail-
able programming sequences are listed. (Detailed information about these
codes are available in an optional Programmer’s Application Manual which
can be purchased separately.)
■Chapter 3 Troubleshooting, care and maintenance helps you to deal with
common problems and shows you how to use the test and adjustment
functions of your printer. Hints on identifying and repairing faults yourself are
provided. At the end of the chapter, cleaning and care of your printer are
described.
■Appendix A Character sets lists the available character sets.
■Appendix B Interfaces explains the interfaces.
■Appendix C Specifications informs you about the technical specifications of
your printer and the paper which should be used.
■Appendix D Options and accessories contains information about options
and accessories you can purchase for your printer.
Introduction
Explanation of symbols Notes on the symbols used:
●Texts marked with this dot describe operations which must be performed in
the given order.
■This mark indicates a list.
Text sequences marked by this symbol must be noted and observed under
all circumstances since any misuse could injure the operator or damage
the equipment.
This symbol marks important information and notes.
STOP
Introduction
Operation 1
The control panel The control panel is located on the front left side of your printer and
consists of a two-line LC display and six keys.
The functions of the keys depend on the printer’s current mode (status).
There are four basic modes.
The
Online mode
is the printer’s normal operating status. Data from your
computer can be received and printed.
In the
Offline mode
the link between printer and computer is interrupted,
i.e. no data can be received and printed.
In the
Setup mode
you can either select the printer menu or carry out the
so-called quick-switch function. The quick-switch option was included so
that you can change the most important parameters (character density,
font, paper path) directly without having to enter them via the menu. The
parameters character density, paper path and font can also be selected in
the printer menu.
In the
Menu mode
printer settings (line spacing, size of the interface buffer
etc.) can be altered and saved permanently.
Setup
Online LC display
Online key
Setup key
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1 - 1
The LC display The LC display tells you all the important printer settings and informs you
which functions are currently assigned to which keys.
In Normal mode the upper line tells you the printer’s status (Online or
Offline mode – in the example below the printer is in the Online mode), and
the selected paperpath (below:
Trac.1 = push tractor mode).
The second line informs you which functions are currently assigned to
which keys. The word or symbol directly above a key tells you the current
function of the key. In our example the right key is assigned with the Tear
function. If you were to press this key the loaded fanfold paper would be
advanced to the tear position.
Example:
Setup
Online Trac.1
Tear
Online
Printer status Paperpath
Key
functions
The control panel
1 - 2
Messages in the
LC display If the printer detects an internal fault or user error or if it expects you to do
something, a message will appear in the LC display. Below you will find a
list of messages with brief descriptions of each message. The messages
are described in more detail in the section
Troubleshooting
in chapter 3
Troubleshooting, care and maintenance
.
Message Meaning
Eject error The printer cannot eject paper/advance it to park position.
Hardware Alarm Internal hardware error/print head blocked.
Head hot The printer reports that the print head is hot and that print
speed will be reduced.
Initializing This message appears during the printer’s initializing
phase.
Load error The printer cannot draw in the loaded paper.
Loading default Indicates that the printer is being initialised and is
carrying out the internal self-test immediately after
turning on the printer.
Load paper from
Single
Tractor1
Tractor2
ASFauto
The printer has detected paper end during operation or
the printer was switched on with no paper loaded.
The user is requested to insert paper into the paper input
selected.
Parity error A parity error during data transmission is indicated.
Press any key The user is requested to press any key.
Tear Paper off The user is requested to tear off paper which has been
advanced to the quick tear edge.
Turn paperlever The user is requested to turn the paper type selection
lever.
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The control panel
1 - 3
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