User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- QUICK REFERENCE
- CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION
- CHAPTER 2 SETTING UP
- CHAPTER 3 PAPER HANDLING
- CHAPTER 4 PRINTING
- CHAPTER 5 USING SETUP MODE
- HOW TO USE THIS CHAPTER
- ENTERING SETUP MODE
- OVERVIEW OF SETUP MODE
- PRINTING A LIST OF SELECTED OPTIONS
- DECIDING WHICH OPTIONS TO CHANGE
- CHANGING MENU1 AND MENU2 OPTIONS
- CHANGING HARDWARE OPTIONS
- CHANGING PRINT POSITION ADJUSTMENT OPTIONS
- CHANGING CONFIGURATION OPTIONS
- EXITING AND SAVING
- RESETTING DEFAULTS
- USING THE DIAGNOSTIC FUNCTIONS
- SETUP MODE REFERENCE
- ONLINE SETUP MODE
- CHAPTER 6 MAINTENANCE
- CHAPTER 7 TROUBLE-SHOOTING
- APPENDIX A SUPPLIES AND OPTIONS
- APPENDIX B PRINTER AND PAPER SPECIFICATIONS
- CHAPTER C COMMAND SETS
- APPENDIX D INTERFACE INFORMATION
- APPENDIX E CHARACTER SETS
- CHARACTER SETS 1 AND 2 (DPL24C PLUS AND IBM XL24E EMULATION)
- ITALIC AND GRAPHICS CHARACTER SETS (ESC/P2 EMULATION)
- NATIONAL CHARACTER SETS (ALL EMULATIONS)
- NATIONAL CHARACTER SETS (DPL24C PLUS AND IBM XL24E EMULATION)
- NATIONAL CHARACTER SETS (ESC/P2 EMULATION)
- NATIONAL CHARACTER SETS AND SUPPORTED RESIDENT FONTS (ALL EMULATIONS)
- APPENDIX F RESIDENT FONTS
- GLOSSARY OF TERMS
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Interface
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User's Manual
INTERFACE INFORMATION
Serial Options
The serial options for the computer and the printer must match. Use the
printer control panel, the computer operating system, or your software to
change options specified as “selectable.”
Transmission mode: Asynchronous, full duplex, or half duplex
(selectable)
Speed: 150, 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, or 19200
baud (selectable)
Data bits: 7 or 8 bits (selectable)
Parity bit: Odd, even, mark, space, or none (selectable)
Start bit: 1 bit
Stop bit: 1 or 2 bits (selectable)
Protocol: XON/XOFF (DC1/DC3), DTR (Data Terminal
Ready), or RC (Reverse Channel) (selectable)
Buffer size: 256, 2K, 8K, 24K, 32K, 96K, or 128K bytes
(selectable)
Cable Wiring
This printer allows two types of serial communication control: DSR-enabled
and DSR-disabled. The type of control required is determined by your
computer requirements. The type of control also affects the way the interface
cable is wired. To determine whether you need DSR-enabled control or DSR-
disabled control, use the printer HARDWRE function (see Chapter 5).
DSR-disabled control offers simpler cabling and communication than does
DSR-enabled control. DSR-disabled control can be used to interface with an
IBM PC and most other personal computers. With DSR-disabled control, the
input control signals DSR, CTS, and CD are always considered high,
regardless of their actual states. Therefore, no wire connection for these pins
is required. The following figure shows the wiring required for connection to
an IBM PC.