Declaration of Conformity Manufacturer’s Name : Japan CBM Corporation Manufacturer’s Address : CBM Bldg., 5-68-10, Nakano, Nakano-ku, Tokyo 164-0001 Japan Declare the Product Product Name Terminal Slip Printer Model Number(s) CBM-820 (CBM-820R, CBM-820P) (S. No.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS • Read all of these instructions and save them for future reference. • Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the product. • Unplug this product from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth for cleaning. • Do not use this product near water. • Do not place this product on an unstable cart, stand or table. The product may fall, causing serious damage to the product.
WICHTIGE SICHERHEITSANWEISUNGEN • Lesen Sie die nachfolgenden Anweisungen sorgfältig durch und bewahren Sie sie auf. • Befolgen Sie alle auf dem Drucker vermerkten Hinweise und Anweisungen. Vor dem Reinigen grundsätzlich Stecker aus der Steckdose ziehen. Keine Flüssigkeiten oder Aerosolreiniger benutzen. Nut mit einem feuchten Tuch abwischen. • Der Drucker darf nicht in der Nähe von Wasser aufgestellt werden. • Drucker nicht auf einem unstabilen Wagen, Stand oder Tisch aufstellen.
IMPORTANT: This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause interference to radio communications. It has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A computing device pursuant to Subpart J of Part 15 off FCC Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference when operated in a commercial environment.
< CAUTIONS > 1. Prior to using the equipment, be sure to read this User’s Manual thoroughly. Please keep it handy for reference whenever it may be needed. 2. The information contained herein may be changed without prior notice. 3. Reproduction of part or all of this User’s Manual without permission is strictly prohibited. 4. Never service, disassemble, or repair parts that are not mentioned in this User’s Manual. 5.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ----- BE SURE TO OBSERVE In order to prevent hazards to an operator or other persons and damage to property, be sure to observe the following precautions. ● The following describes the degrees of hazard and damages that can occur if the given instructions are neglected or the equipment is incorrectly operated. WARNING Negligence of this precaution may result in death or serious injury. CAUTION Negligence of this precaution may result in injury or damage to property.
WARNING ● Never handle the equipment in the following manners, as it may break, become out of order, or overheat causing smoke and resulting in fire or electric shock. If the equipment is used in an abnormal condition, such as when broken, then problems, smoke emission, abnormal odor/noise, and fire can result. If an abnormal condition exists, be sure to disconnect the power plug from a plug socket, and contact our dealer. Never repair the equipment on your own - it is very dangerous.
PRECAUTIONS FOR INSTALLATION • Do not use or store the equipment in a place exposed to fire, moisture, or direct sunshine, or in a place near a heater or thermal device where the prescribed operating temperature and humidity are not met, or in a place exposed to much oil, iron powder, or dust. The equipment may become out of order, emit smoke, or catch fire.
PRECAUTIONS FOR HANDLING Do not handle the equipment in the following manners, because problems may result. • Do not use any other power source besides the accessory AC adapter. Also, do not use the AC adapter for other purposes. • Do not print without paper. • Do not drop or put any foreign object, such as a clip, pin, or the like, inside the printer. • Do not spill any liquid or spray any chemical-containing liquid over the equipment.
DAILY MAINTENANCE • At the time of maintenance, be sure to turn off the power switch of the printer and unplug it from the socket. • Use a dry soft cloth to wipe off stains and dust from the surfaces of the main body case. For severe soiling, dip the cloth in water and wring it, for wiping off the soil. Never use organic solvents, such as alcohol, thinner, trichlene, benzene, ketone, or chemical dusters. • If the equipment is contaminated with paper powder, use a soft brush to clean it.
1. Printer Setup This chapter contains important information on setting up your printer. Be sure to read this chapter carefully before using the printer for the first time. In this chapter you will learn about: ❏ ❏ ❏ ❏ ❏ Choosing a place for the printer Unpacking and setting up the printer Installing the ribbon cassette Connecting to a host computer Inserting paper 1.
1.2 Unpacking the printer Check to make sure that the carton contains each of the items shown in the following illustration. Printer Ribbon cassette User’s Manual Ferrite core Fastener AC Cable AC Adapter Notes of the AC adapter Note: The AC adapter is accompanied by Notes. Be sure to read this document prior to using the AC adapter, and keep it together with this manual. If anything is missing, contact the dealer where you bought the printer and ask them to supply the missing part.
1.3 Removing the protective materials Four protective materials are inserted into the printer to protect components during shipping. Before using the printer, be sure to remove all protective materials as shown in the illustration.
2. Specifications 2.1 General Specifications Printing System Number of Head Pins Printing Speed Number of Print Columns Total dots Printing width Dot spacing Paper Width Sensors Command Modes Interface Data Buffer Reliability Operating Environment Temperature Humidity Storage Environment Temperature Humidity Reliability Printable lines Head life Ink Ribbon Type Serial impact dot-matrix 9 wires 3.1 lines/sec maximum 35 210 63 mm Horizontal: 0.30mm Vertical: 0.
2.2 Printing Specifications Character Set Character Matrix Character Dimensions Codepage PC437 (USA, European Standard) Codepage Katakana (Japanese) Codepage PC850 (Multilingual) Codepage PC860 (Portuguese) Codepage PC863 (Canadian-French) Codepage PC865 (Nordic) Codepage PC852 (Eastern Europe) Codepage PC866 (Russian) Codepage PC857 (Turkish) Windows Codepage Codepage PC858 (Multilingual II) 7 × 9 (half), 42 columns 5 × 9, 35 columns 7 × 9 font (half): 1.2 (W) × 2.
Form stopper (fixed) 3.2 TOF sensor (fixed) Paper 26.0 5.1 62.7 28.6 Head #1 Paper feed direction 2.82 First printed line 11.9 Head #9 38.1 14 Last printed line Paper feed roller BOF sensor (fixed) 3.2 Print Position 8 mm No holes in this area Paper feed direction Do not use paper with perforations within the shaded area. Perforations may cause the paper sensor to erroneously report an out of paper condition.
2.4 Power Supply Specifications Power Supply AC Adaptor Input Output Plug Consumption Current Operating (approximate averages) Stand-by (approximate averages) 31AD, switching type AC100 to 240V 50/60Hz DC 24V ± 5%, 1.9A TCP8927-83-1100 (Hoshiden brand or equivalent.) Conditions: DC 24V, excluding external equipment driving Continuous ASCII printing + paper feed: 0.6A Solid block printing + paper feed: 1.0A Solid block printing: 1.9A Peak (solid printing): 3.1A Paper release deactivated: 0.
3. Outer Appearance and Component Parts 3.1 General guide The following illustrations describe the major components, buttons, and connectors of your printer. Printer cover Protects internal components. Control panel Three indicators show the printer status, and two switches provide control over printer functions. Power switch Turns printer power on and off. Peripheral unit connector cover Covers a modular jack for connection of a cash drawer or other peripheral.
4. Operation 4.1 Removing the printer cover ❏ Push straight up on the ridged locations on the sides of the printer cover to remove it from the printer. ❏ To replace the cover, slide it back down into position. Gently press down on the cover until you hear it click securely into place. 4.2 Installing the ribbon cassette ❏ Make sure that the printer's paper release is activated (the paper is not held ❏ ❏ in place by the paper feed roller).
❏ Remove the ribbon cassette from its packaging, and turn its knob in the direction indicated by the arrow to take up any slack in the ribbon. ❏ Holding the ribbon cassette so that the ribbon is facing down, install the cassette into the slip printer as shown in the illustration. ❏ Press gently but firmly on the cassette until it snaps securely into place. ❏ Rotate the knob on the cassette again to take up any slack. ❏ Replace the printer cover.
4.3 Removing the ribbon cassette Use the following procedure to remove the ribbon cassette from the slip printer when you want to replace it with a new one. ❏ Make sure that the printer is turned off and unplugged from its power outlet. ❏ Remove the printer cover. ❏ Grasping the ribbon cassette as shown, gently pull it away from the printing mechanism. ❏ Use the procedure under “Installing the ribbon cassette” on page 9 to install a new cassette. 4.
❏ Plug the other end of the power cord to a standard household wall outlet. ❏ Use the power switch on the left side of the printer to turn power on and off. Important! We recommend that you unplug the printer from the power outlet whenever you do not plan to use it for long periods. Because of this, you should locate the printer so that the power outlet it is plugged into is nearby and easy to access. At this point you may want to perform a test of the printer to make sure it is working properly.
4.5 Connecting to your host computer The computer sends data to the printer through a cable to the printer’s standard serial interface (Connector Type: D-sub 25-pin). This printer does not come with a cable, so it is up to you to obtain one that suits your needs. Important! • The following instructions apply to the interface cable that is used with an IBM-compatible personal computer. Note that they do not apply to all types of computers and cables.
Pass the fastener through the ferrite core. 5 cm maximum Fastner Loop the fastener around the cable and lock it. Use scissors to cut off any excess. Pull and cut ❏ Plug one end of the serial cable into the serial port of your computer, and the other end of the cable into the socket on the back of the printer. Secure both connectors in place with the screws that are provided.
4.6 Connecting to a peripheral unit You can connect a peripheral unit to the printer using a modular plug. The following describes how to install the ferrite core and make the actual connection. See “Modular plug” on page 31 for details about the type of modular plug that is required. Note that this printer does not come with a modular plug or wire, so it is up to you to obtain one that suits your needs.
Loop the fastener around the cable and lock it. Use scissors to cut off any excess. Pull and cut ❏ Plug one end of the modular cable into the modular jack of the peripheral. ❏ Remove the modular jack cover from the back of the printer and plug the other end of the modular cable into the jack of the printer. 4.7 Inserting the paper into the printer Use only the specified type of paper for this printer. Do not use inappropriate types of paper, or it could cause malfunction or damage of the printer.
❏ Place a piece of the paper onto the printer’s document table and slide its right edge into the printer. Printing will be performed on the side of the paper that is facing up (the one you can see), starting from the top of the paper. Important! Do not use wrinkled or curled paper. In case of multiple paper, neatly align the sheets. Though paper can be inserted either from the front or side of the printer, front paper insertion may result in paper jams, depending on the condition of the paper.
❏ Push the right edge of the paper into the printer until it stops. At that time, ❏ ❏ the PAPER OUT indicator will go out, and the printer mechanism will automatically align the paper for printing from the top. Send data from your host computer to be printed on the paper. After printing, press the RELEASE button to automatically release the paper.
4.9 Control Panel Operations The control panel gives you some push-button control over the slip printer operation. It also includes indicator lights, which tell you the current status of the printer at a glance. FORWARD POWER RELEASE PAPER OUT REVERSE RELEASE 4.9.1 Indicator lights The following table describes the meaning of indicator lights when it is on, off, or flashing.
4.9.3 Producing a test print The following procedure can be used at any time to test the printer. ❏ Turn on the printer and insert a piece of paper (page 11, 16). ❏ Turn off printer power. ❏ While holding down RELEASE, turn printer back on. Keep RELEASE depressed for a few moments until the printer beeps and the printer test print starts. The printer test will continue until it reaches the end of the paper. 4.9.
This is caused when mechanical parts of the printer get out of alignment. This happens only rarely and you may never experience it at all throughout the life of the printer. If you do have problems, use the following procedure to correct it. ❏ Turn on the printer and insert a piece of paper. ❏ Turn off printer power. ❏ While holding down the control panel’s FORWARD and REVERSE buttons, turn the printer back on to enter the Dot Alignment Adjust Mode, which is indicator by a flashing POWER indicator flashes.
The dots alignment adjustment setting you selected is stored in printer memory and a pattern is printed using the selected setting followed by the message “Adjust Complete!” The printer ejects the paper after printing is complete. Note: You setting is not registered if you turn off printer power before pressing REVERSE to exit the Dot Alignment Adjust Mode. If a paper feed error occurs during this mode, the printer ejects the paper and this mode is cancelled. 4.9.
4.9.6 Errors There are three types of errors: recoverable errors that require some action by you before they clear, non-recoverable errors that require servicing by an authorized service provider, and a data receive error. Errors are indicated by and audible buzzer and the indicators. (1) Recoverable Errors Indicators Error Type Recovery POWER RELEASE PAPER OUT Paper jam Carriage motor lockup Correct the cause of the problem and then press RELEASE.
4.10 Paper Sensors The following paper sensors are available. ❏ TOF Sensor ❏ This top-of-form sensor detects the leading edge of the paper. When enabled, the TOF sensor detects when there is no paper present and stops printing. BOF Sensor This bottom-of-form sensor detects the trailing edge of the paper. When enabled, the BOF sensor detects when there is no paper present and printing is interrupted.
5. Making DIP Switch Settings The printer’s DIP switches let you specify communications parameters, receive buffer size, and emulation. This “5. Making DIP Switch Settings” explains the settings you can make and tells you how to actually change DIP switch settings. 5.1 Accessing the DIP switches The DIP switches are located inside the printer, underneath the document table. Use the following procedure to remove the document table so you can operate the DIP switches.
ON OFF It is not necessary to remove the document table completely, just move it enough so you can get at the DIP switches inside. ON 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 OFF Note: If the document table seems to be getting caught on the rollers, it means that you are not pressing down at point (a) enough. Pressing at point (a) should separate the rollers to the document table can slide freely.
5.2 Available DIP switch settings The following table shows all the possible settings for the DIP switch. The factory default settings are ON for switches 1 through 7 and OFF for switches 8 through 10.
5.3 Memory Switch Settings Each memory switch is a 16-bit word store in EEPROM. For details on the functions and settings of memory switches, see the “9. Print Control Functions (ESC#)”. The table below shows the factory settings for the memory switches. Memory Switch Hexadecimal Code #0 – #1 – #2 – #3 – #4 0000 #5 0000 Warning! Changing the memory switch settings can cause the printer to fail to operate correctly.
6. Interface This appendix provides detailed specifications for the printer’s standard serial interface. 13 1 25 14 6.1 Pins and Signal Names Pin No. Signal Direction Name 1 FG — 2 TXD OUT 3 RXD IN 4 RTS OUT 5 N.C. 6 DSR Function Frame ground Transmission data Receive data Same as DTR signal Not connected IN • DIP Switch 9 = OFF In DTR/DSR communication mode when Memory Switch4-5 = 0, indicates whether data receive from host is enabled or disabled.
Pin No. Signal Direction Name 20 DTR 21 - 24 N.C. 25 INIT OUT Function Indicates whether data receive from host is enabled or disabled. DTR/DSR Communication Mode Space when receive is enabled. X-On/X-Off Communication Mode Always space, except during following conditions: • Period between reset and communication enabled • During self-test printing and dot alignment adjustment Not connected IN • DIP Switch 10 = OFF This signal not used. • DIP Switch 10 = ON This signal becomes reset signal.
7. Peripheral Unit Driver Circuit This printer is equipped with a circuit for driving peripheral units, such as cash drawers. A 6-pin modular connector for connection of the peripheral unit is located on the back of the printer. To connect to the drive circuit, connect the peripheral unit to the modular connector using a cable supplied by you like that one shown in the figure below. Important! Never connect any other type of plug to the peripheral unit connector. 7.
7.2 Drive circuit The recommended drive unit is shown below. Drive output: 24V, 1.0A max. 1 F.G With shield 2 TR1 D1 Peripheral unit 1 3 7824 +24V M-GND L1 4 D2 TR2 L2 R3 4.7kΩ 1/4W 5 M-GND Peripheral unit 2 +5V R1 Compulsion switch 6 TR3 R2 Frame ground Printer side User side Notes • • • • • Peripheral Units 1 and 2 cannot be driven simultaneously. For continuous driving, do not use drive duty greater than 20%. Compulsion switch status is available as status data.
8. Maintenance and Service For theinformation on maintenanceand service, pleasecontact our dealeror atthefollowing address. North America Other Areas CBM America Corporation Japan CBM Corporation Service Center Information Systems Division 365 Van Ness Way CBM Bldg., 5-68-10, Nakano, Suite 510 Nakano-ku, Tokyo 164-0001 Torrance, CA 90501, U.S.
9. Print Control Functions This printer supports one command mode: the ESC/POS mode. The ESC/POS mode emulates the Epson TM-295 slip printer. This chapter provides you with all of the commands supported by this printer. 9.
Command ESC W Function Code Sets Print Area in Page Mode 1BH 57H Standard Mode Page Mode (Set) Page 60 ESC c4 Selects No-paper Sensor Valid for Print Stop 1BH 63H 34H n 61 ESC c5 Enables/Disables Panel Switch 1BH 63H 35H n 62 ESC d Print and N-line Paper Feed 1BH 64H n ESC e Print and N-line Reverse Paper Feed 1BH 65H n 62 ESC f Sets Single Sheet Waiting Time 1BH 66H t1 t2 63 ESC p Generates Specified Pulses 1BH 70H m t1 t2 64 Disabled Disabled 63 ESC q Release 1BH 71H
9.2 Command Details 9.2.1 Description of Each Items XXXX [Function] Shows a command function. [Code] Shows a sequence of code consisting the command; ASCII represents the ASCII code and [ ]k a repeat count of k-times. [Range] Shows a settable range of an argument. [Outline] Outlines the command. [Caution] Describes a caution for the command as required. [Default] Describes an initial value for the command, if accompanied by an argument.
9.2.2 Command Details HT [Function] Horizontal Tab [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Outline] This command shifts a printing position to the next horizontal tab position. [Caution] • The horizontal tab position is set by ESC D. • The command is ignored if the next horizontal tab position has not been set.
FF [Function] Prints and Ejects Single Sheet, and Prints and Returns in Paper Mode [Code] ASCII FF Hexadecimal 0C Decimal 12 There is the following difference between the standard mode and page mode: [Outline] This command prints the data in the print buffer and ejects a single sheet. [Caution] • If a single sheet ejection length by ESC C has not been set, the paper will be ejected completely. If it has been set, the paper will be ejected by a set amount.
DLE EOT n [Function] Sends Status at Real Time [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Range] 1 [Outline] This command sends the n-specified status at real time. n DLE EOT n 10 04 n 16 4 n 3, n = 5 n [Caution] Description 1 Sends the printer status. 2 Sends the off-line factor status. 3 Sends the error factor status. 5 Sends the slip status. • • • • For the status sent, see the tables on the following pages. This command runs processing upon its reception.
n = 1: Printer status Bit Hexadecimal Decimal 0 Unused 00 0 1 Unused 02 2 2 3 Description Status of the drawer kick connector No. 3 pin = L 00 0 Status of the drawer kick connector No.
n = 3: Error factor status Bit Hexadecimal Decimal 0 Unused Description 00 0 1 Unused 02 2 2 Undefined – – 3 Undefined – – 4 Unused 10 16 5 No irrecoverable error 00 0 Irrecoverable error 20 32 6 Undefined – – 7 Unused 00 0 n = 5: Slip status Bit Hexadecimal Decimal 0 Unused 00 0 1 Unused 02 2 2 The slip has been selected 00 0 3 Slip insertion non-waiting status 00 0 Slip insertion waiting status 08 8 4 Unused 10 16 5 Paper set in the BOF sen
CAN [Function] Cancels Print Data in Page Mode [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Outline] This command erases all the print data in the current print area in the page mode. [Caution] • This command is valid only in the page mode. • Even the print data in the previously set print area is erased, if it is extended over the currently set print area.
ESC ! n [Function] Selects Print Mode in Batch [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Range] 0 [Outline] This command specifies the print mode. Each bit has the following meaning.
ESC # [Function] Sets Memory Switch [Code] "#N, n1 n2 n3 n4" N : Memory switch segment number (4 and 5 only) n1 n2 n3 n4 : Set data [Range] 0 [Outline] The memory switch is stored in the nonvolatile EEPROM memory. To change this setting, send a command from the host side. After setting with the command, turn on the power again, or reset with the following reset command, to enable setting. (If reset with the command, selfprinting will be implemented.
2) Memory Switch 5 (MSW5) The setting upon shipment from the factory is indicated with “ Bit Description ”.
ESC % n [Function] Selects/Deselects Download Character Set [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Range] 0 [Outline] This command selects or deselects the download character set. n is valid only for the least significant bit. • At n = < 0>B, the command deselects the download character set(selects an internal character set). • At n = < 1>B, the command selects the download character set.
ESC & y c1 c2 [x[d]yxx]c2-c1+1 [Function] Defines Download Characters [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Range] y=1 32 c1 c2 126 0 x 6 (When the 5 × 7 font is selected) 0 x 10 (When the 7 × 7 font is selected) 0 d1 ... d y × x 255 [Outline] This command defines the font of the alphanumeric or Kana download characters. • y denotes the number of vertical bytes. • c1 denotes the start character code and c2, end character code, respectively. When defining only one character, set c1 = c2.
[Example] • When selecting the 5 × 7 font p1 p2 p3 p4 p5 p6 MSB LSB When defining the pattern above to the code 20H ESC & y c1 c2 x Code (hex.) 1B 26 01 20 20 05 p1 p2 p3 p4 p5 3E 48 88 48 3E • When selecting the 7 × 7 font p1 p2 p3 p4 p5 p6 p7 p8 p9 p10 MSB LSB When defining the pattern above to the code 20H ESC & y c1 c2 x Code (hex.
ESC * m nL nH [d]k [Function] Selects Bit Image Mode [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Range] m = 0, 1 0 nL 255 0 nH 3 0 d 255 k = nL nH × 256 [Outline] • This command specifies the bit image of the m-mode as to the number of dots specified with nL and nH. • nL and nH denote the number of horizontal dots of the bit image to be printed, resulting in [nL + nH × 256] dots. • If the bit image data is input beyond the dot position printable in one line, the surplus data will be discarded.
• The following shows the relations between the bit image data and the dots printed.
ESC 2 [Function] Sets 1/6-inch Line Feed [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Outline] This command sets a line feed amount per line to 1/6 inch. [Caution] There are two kinds of line feed amounts for the standard mode and page mode. • For the standard mode: Set to 1/6 inch.
ESC = n [Function] Selects Peripheral Device [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Range] 0 [Outline] This command selects a peripheral device which validates the subsequent data, depending on a value of n. • Each bit has the following different meanings. • If Printer Disabled has been selected, the printer will discard all the received data until Printer Enabled is selected with this command.
ESC @ Fnction] Initializes Printer [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Outline] This command clears the data in the print buffer to initialize various settings. [Caution] • The setting of the DIP switch is not re-read. • The data in the reception buffer is not cleared. ESC @ 1B 40 27 64 ESC C n [Function] Sets Single Sheet Ejection Length [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Range] 0 [Outline] This command sets a single sheet ejection length to n lines.
ESC D [n]k NUL [Function] Sets Horizontal Tab Position [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Range] 1 0 [Outline] This command sets a horizontal tab position. • n denotes the number of columns from the head of the line to the horizontal tab setting position. n is equal to the setting column position - 1, and if the horizontal tab is to be set in the 9th column, for example, set n = 8. • k denotes the number of horizontal tab positions to be set.
ESC F n [Function] Selects/Deselects Ejection of Single Sheet in Reverse Direction [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Range] 0 [Outline] This command selects or deselects single sheet ejection in the reverse direction with FF. • n is valid only for the least significant bit. At n = < 1>B, the command selects reverse directional ejection. At n = < 0>B, the command deselects reverse directional ejection(selects forward directional ejection).
ESC K n [Function] Print and Reverse Paper Feed [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Range] 0 [Outline] This command prints the data in the print buffer and feeds the paper by n/60 inch in the reverse direction. Since the printer has the minimum paper feed pitch of 1/144 inch, n/60-inch reverse directional paper feed is treated as follows: • For the standard mode: The paper is fed by an approximate value of INT((6n+5)+0.5)/72 inch. [Caution] • The command is valid only in the standard mode.
ESC L [Function] Selects Page Mode [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Outline] This command switches from the standard mode to the page mode. • The page mode deploys the received data over the specified print area and prints it in batch with the FF command. Consequently, normal print commands such as LF only deploy the data in the printer’s memory, but not actually print it. • The printer returns to the standard mode after printing the data in the specified print area with FF.
ESC R n [Function] Selects International Characters [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Range] 0 [Outline] This command selects the character sets for the countries listed below, depending on a value of n. n ESC R 1B 52 27 82 10 n 0 n n n Character Set U.S.A 1 France 2 Germany 3 England 4 Denmark I 5 Sweden 6 Italy 7 Spain 8 Japan 9 Norway 10 Denmark II [Caution] If n is beyond the range, this command will be ignored.
ESC T n [Function] Selects Character Print Direction in Page Mode [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Range] 0 [Outline] This command specifies the character printing direction and start point in the page mode. The character printing direction is specified with n.
ESC W xL xH yL yH dxL dxH dyL dyH [Function] Sets Print Area in Page Mode [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Range] 0 0 [Outline] This command sets the position and size of the print area in the page mode. • The upper left start point is represented by (x0, y0), y-directional(vertical) length by dy dots, and x-directional(horizontal) length by dx dots.
ESC c 4 n [Function] Selects No-paper Sensor Valid for Print Stop [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Range] 0 [Outline] • This command selects in which status of the no-paper Sensor printing should be stopped. Each bit has the following different meanings.
ESC c 5 n [Function] Enables/Disables Panel Switch [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Range] 0 [Outline] This command enables/disables the panel switch. • n is valid only for the least significant bit. At n = < 0>B, the command enables the panel switch. At n = < 1>B, the command disables the panel switch. [Caution] • If the panel switch is disabled with this command, all the panel switches will be disabled.
ESC e n [Function] Print and N-line Reverse Paper Feed [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Range] 0 [Outline] This command prints the data in the print buffer and feeds the paper by n-lines in the reverse direction. [Caution] • This command is valid only in the standard mode. • The head of the line is assumed to be the next printing start position. • The set amount does not remain.
ESC p m t1 t2 [Function] Generates Specified Pulses [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Range] m = 0, 1, 48, 49 0 t1 255 0 t2 255 [Outline] This command outputs the signal specified with t1 or t2 to the connector pin m. • The following table lists the types of m. ESC p 1B 70 27 112 m m m t1 t1 t1 m t2 t2 t2 Connector Pin 0, 48 Drawer kick connector No. 2 pin 1, 49 Drawer kick connector No. 5 pin • The ON time shall be t1 × 2 mS and OFF time t2 × 2 mS, respectively.
ESC q [Function] Release [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Outline] This command executes a release. The function can be selected with the Memory switch. ESC q 1B 71 27 113 Memory Switch Description 4–D 4–C 0 1 0 0 Executes a release. 0 1 Executes a release after ejecting all the paper in the forward direction(far side). 1 1 Executes a release after ejecting all the paper in the reverse direction (near side) ( 1). 1.
ESC "t" n [Function] Selects Character Code Table [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Range] 0 [Outline] This command selects Page-n in the Character Code List..
ESC u n [Function] Sends Peripheral Device Status [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Range] n = 0, 48 [Outline] This command sends the status of the connector pin n every time the command is executed. The following lists the type of n. ESC u 1B 75 27 117 n n n n 0, 48 [Caution] Connector Pin Drawer kick connector No. 3 pin The following table describes the status sent. • If nothing is connected to the connector, the bit 0 will be always "1".
ESC v [Function] Sends Paper Sensor Status [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Outline] This command sends the status of the paper sensor when it is executed. [Caution] The following table describes the status sent. • If DTR/DSR control is selected and the memory switch 4-5 is set to 0, the printer sends only 1 byte after confirming that the host is ready to receive (the DSR signal status is Space).
ESC { n [Function] Selects/Deselects Inverted Print [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Range] 0 [Outline] This command selects or deselects inverted print. • n is valid only for the least significant bit. At n = < 0>B, the command deselects inverted print. At n = < 1>B, the command selects inverted print. [Caution] • Inverted print refers to turning the line by 180 degrees to print it upside down. • The command is valid only when it is input at the head of the line.
GS I n [Function] Sends Printer ID [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Range] 1 [Outline] This command sends the printer ID listed in the table below, depending on setting of n, when it is executed. [Caution] n GS 1D 29 I 49 73 n 51 3, 49 n n n n Type of Printer ID Specification ID (Hex.
GS a n [Function] [Code] [Range] [Outline] Enables/Disables Automatic Status Sending ASCII GS a n Hexadecimal 1D 61 n Decimal 29 97 n 0 n 255 This command selects which status should be the target of automatic status sending (ASB: Automatic Status Back). Each bit has the following different meanings. Bit 0 1 2 Hexadecimal Decimal Drawer kick connector No. 3 pin status disabled 00 0 Drawer kick connector No.
1st Byte (Printer Information) Bit Hexadecimal Decimal 0 Unused 00 0 1 Unused 00 0 2 3 Status Drawer kick connector No. 3 pin status = L 00 0 Drawer kick connector No.
4th Byte (Paper Sensor Information) Bit Hexadecimal Decimal 0 Slip selected Status 00 0 1 Slip printable 00 0 Slip unprintable 02 2 2 Undefined – – 3 Undefined – – 4 Unused 00 0 5 Undefined – – 6 Undefined – – 7 Unused 00 0 [Default] Bit 1: • "0" (printable) when the slip is inserted, and "1" (unprintable) when ejection starts.
GS r n [Function] Sends Status [Code] ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal [Range] 1 [Outline] This command sends the status, depending on setting of n. n 2, 49 GS 1D 29 r 72 114 n 50 n n n n [Caution] Description 1, 49 Sends the paper sensor status. (Same as ESC v) 2, 50 Sends the status of the drawer kick connector. (Same as ESC u 0) • The following tables describe the status sent.
n = 2, 50 : Drawer kick connector status Bit 0 [See Also] Status Hexadecimal Decimal Drawer kick connector No. 3 pin status = L 00 0 Drawer kick connector No. 3 pin status = H 01 1 1 Undefined – – 2 Undefined – – – 3 Undefined – 4 Unused 00 0 5 undefined – – 6 Undefined – – 7 Unused 00 0 DLE EOT, ESC u, ESC v, GS a, 6.
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Appendix 1: Outline Drawing of Printer (CBM-820) 180 (W) × 190 (D) × 138 (H) mm / 7.09″ × 7.48″ × 5.43″ 2.1 kg / 4.6 lbs. 180 mm (7.09”) 138 mm (5.43”) Dimensions and Weight Dimensions Weight 190 mm (7.
Appendix 2: Outline Drawing of AC Adapter (31AD) Dimensions and Weight Dimensions Weight 70 (W) × 130 (D) × 40 (H) mm / 2.76″ × 5.12″ × 1.58″ 0.43 kg / 0.94 lbs. 70 40 3 AC ADAPTER 130 1.5mm MAX.
1. Drucker-Einrichtung Dieses Kapitel enthält wichtige Informationen zur Vorbereitung Ihres Druckers. Bitte dieses Kapitel sorgfältig durchlesen, bevor Sie den Drucker zum ersten Mal in Betrieb nehmen. In diesem Kapitel erfahren Sie Einzelheiten über: ❏ ❏ ❏ ❏ ❏ Wahl eines Aufstellungsorts für den Drucker Auspacken und Vorbereiten des Druckers Einsetzen der Farbbandkassette Anschließen an den Hostcomputer Einsetzen des Papiers 1.
1.2 Auspacken des Druckers Überprüfen Sie den Kartoninhalt, und vergewissern Sie sich, daß alle unten abgebildeten Teile vorhanden sind. Drucker Farbbandkasset Bedienungsanleitung Ferritkern Kabelbinder Netzkabel Netzteil Hinweise zum Netzteil Hinweis: Das Netzteil wird von Hinweisen begleitet. Bitte dieses Dokument vor der Verwendung des Netzteils durchlesen, und zusammen mit dieser Anleitung aufbewahren.
1.3 Entfernen der Schutzmaterialien Schutzstreifen und ein Stück Pappe sind im Drucker eingelegt, um die internen Bauteile beim Transport zu schützen. Vor der Inbetriebnahme des Druckers müssen die in der Abbildung markierten Schutzmaterialien entfernt werden.
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Blattanschlag (fixiert) 3,2 Oberer Papierkantensensor (fixiert) Papier 26,0 5,1 62,7 28,6 Kopf Nr. 1 2,82 14 Letzte Druckzeile 11,9 KopfNr. 9 Papiervorsc hubwalze 38,1 Papiervorschubrichtung Erste Druckzeile Unterer Papierkantensensor (fixiert) 3,2 Print Position Einheit: mm 8 mm Keine Löcher in diesem Bereich Papiervorsch ubrichtung Kein Papier mit Löchern in diesem Bereich verwenden. Löcher im Papier können Fehlfunktionen des Papiersensors verursachen.
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3. Außenansicht und Bauteile 3.1 Allgemeine Anleitung Die folgenden Abbildungen zeigen die Hauptbauteile des Druckers. Druckerabdeckung Schützt interne Bauteile. Bedienfeld Drei Anzeigen zeigen den Druckerzustand, und zwei Schalter erlauben Steuerung von Druckerfunktionen. Netzschalter Zum Ein- und Ausschalten des Druckers. Abdeckung der Buchse für Peripheriegeräte Deckt eine Modularbuchse zum Anschluß einer Registrierkasse oder eines anderen angeschlossen Geräts ab.
4. Betrieb 4.1 Abnehmen der Druckerabdeckung ❏ Die geriffelten Teile an den Druckerseiten gerade nach oben drücken, um die Abdeckung abzunehmen. ❏ Zum Schließen die Abdeckung wieder nach unten aufsetzen. Vorsichtig aufdrücken, bis sie hörbar einrastet. 4.2 Einsetzen der Farbbandkassette ❏ Stellen Sie sicher, daß die Papierfreigabe des Druckers aktiviert ist (das ❏ ❏ Papier wird nicht von der Papier-Zufuhrrolle festgehalten).
❏ Die Farbbandkassette aus der Verpackung nehmen, und den Knopf auf der Farbbandkassette im Uhrzeigersinn drehen, um eventuell vorhandene Bandschlaufen aufzuwickeln. ❏ Die Farbbandkassette so halten, daß das Farbband nach unten weist und die Kassette in den Drucker einsetzen, wie in der Abbildung gezeigt. ❏ Die Farbbandkassette sanft aber fest herunterdrücken, bis sie hörbar ❏ ❏ einrastet. Den Farbband-Spannknopf auf der Kassette noch einmal drehen, um das Band zu straffen. Die Abdeckung aufsetzen.
4.3 Entnehmen der Farbbandkassette Folgendermaßen verfahren, um die Farbbandkassette zum Austausch aus dem Drucker zu nehmen. ❏ Sicherstellen, daß der Drucker ausgeschaltet und von der Betriebsstromversorgung getrennt ist. ❏ Die Druckerabdeckung abnehmen. ❏ Die Farbbandkassette wie in der Abbildung gezeigt greifen und vorsichtig aus dem Druckmechanismus ziehen. ❏ Die unter “Einsetzen der Farbbandkassette” auf Seite 60 beschriebenen Schritte ausführen. 4.
❏ Den anderen Stecker des Netzkabels an eine Netzsteckdose anschließen. ❏ Den Netzschalter an der linken Seite des Druckers zum Ein- und Ausschalten verwenden. Wichtig! Wir empfehlen, den Netzstecker aus der Steckdose zu ziehen, wenn der Drucker längere Zeit lang nicht benutzt werden soll. Der Drucker sollte vorzugsweise an einem Platz aufgestellt werden, der leichten Zugang zur Netzsteckdose gewährt.
4.5 Anschließen an den Hostcomputer Die Datenübertragung vom Computer zum Drucker erfolgt über ein Kabel zur seriellen Schnittstellenbuchse des Druckers (Buchse: D-sub 25polig). Das Kabel ist im Lieferumfang dieses Druckers nicht enthalten und muß getrennt gekauft werden. Wichtig! • Die folgende Anleitung bezieht sich auf das mit IBM-kompatiblen Personalcomputern verwendete Schnittstellenkabel. Beachten Sie, daß die hier gegebenen Anweisungen nicht für alle Computer und Kabel zutreffen.
Führen Sie den Kabelbinder durch den Ferritkern. Maximum 5 cm Kabelbinder Führen Sie den Kabelbinder um das Kabel und sperren Sie ihn. Schneiden Sie überschüssiges Band mit einer Schere ab. Ziehen und abschneiden ❏ Ein Ende des Kabels an den seriellen Anschluß des Computers anschließen und das andere Ende an die Buchse an der Rückseite des Druckers an. Wenn die Stecker durch Schrauben gesichert werden können, diese festziehen.
4.6 Anschluß an ein Peripheriegerät Es kann ein Peripheriegerät an den Drucker mit einem Modularstecker angeschlossen werden. Im folgenden wird beschrieben, wie der Ferritkern angebracht und die Verbindung hergestellt wird. “Modularstecker” auf Seite 126 für den Typ von Modularstecker, der dazu erforderlich ist. Beachten Sie, daß der Drucker nicht mit einem Modularstecker oder Kabel ausgestattet ist. Diese Teile müssen vom Anwender besorgt werden.
Das Befestigungsband um das Kabel wickeln und sperren. Schneiden Sie überschüssiges Band mit einer Schere ab. Ziehen und abschneiden ❏ Einen Stecker des Modularkabels in die Modularbuchse am Peripheriegerät stecken. ❏ Die Modularbuchsenabdeckung von der Rückseite des Druckers abnehmen, und den anderen Stecker des Modularkabels in die Modularbuchse am Drucker stecken. 4.7 Papier in den Drucker einlegen Benutzen Sie nur Papierarten, die für diesen Drucker speziell angegeben sind.
❏ Legen Sie ein Blatt Papier auf den Dokumententisch des Druckers und schieben Sie die rechte Ecke in den Drucker. Der Ausdruck erfolgt auf der Seite, die nach oben zeigt (die Seite, die Sie sehen können) und beginnt am oberen Rand des Blattes. Wichtig! Benutzen Sie kein verknicktes oder verwelltes Papier. Im Falle eines mehrseitigen Dokumentensatzes richten Sie alle einzelnen Seiten des Dokumentes aus. Das Papier kann von vorne oder von der Seite in den Drucker eingelegt werden.
❏ Schieben Sie die rechte Ecke des Blattes in den Drucker, bis Sie einen ❏ ❏ Widerstand spüren. Zu diesem Zeitpunkt wird die Anzeige PAPER OUT ausgehen und der Druckermechanismus zieht das Blatt automatisch ein und richtet es an der Druckstartposition aus. Senden Sie die Druckdaten, die auf dieses Blatt gedruckt werden sollen, von ihrem Computer zum Drucker. Drücken Sie nach erfolgtem Ausdruck auf die Taste RELEASE und das Blatt wird automatisch freigegeben.
4.9 Bedienfeld Das Bedienungsfeld enthält einige Tasten, mit deren Hilfe Sie den Drucker bedienen künnen. Es enthält auch einige LED-Anzeigen, die Sie über den aktuellen Status des Druckers informieren. FORWARD POWER RELEASE PAPER OUT REVERSE RELEASE 4.9.1 Anzeigeleuchten Die folgende Tabelle stellt die Bedeutung des Leuchtens, Nichtleuchtens oder Blinkens der Anzeigeleuchten dar.
4.9.2 Tasten Die folgende Tabelle stellt die Funktion der drei Steuertasten am Bedienfeld dar. 4.9.3 Taste Beschreibung FORWARD Drücken, um das Quittungspapier zur Rückseite des Druckers zuzuführen. Ein Tastendruck schiebt um eine Zeile vor, Gedrückthalten schiebt kontinuierlich vor. REVERSE Drücken , um das Quittungspapier zur Vorderseite des Druckers zurückzuführen. Ein Tastendruck schiebt um eine Zeile vor, Gedrückthalten schiebt kontinuierlich vor.
Der Grund dafür ist, daß mechanische Teile des Druckers gegeneinander verschoben werden. Dies geschieht nur selten, und die meisten Anwender werden während der Lebensdauer des Druckers damit nicht konfrontiert werden. Falls aber dieses Problem auftritt, kann es auf folgende Weise behoben werden. ❏ Schalten Sie den Drucker ein und legen Sie ein Blatt Papier ein. ❏ Den Drucker ausschalten.
Die Einstellungen für die Punktausrichtung werden im Druckerspeicher gespeichert, und ein Muster wird mit der gewählten Einstellung ausgedruckt, gefolgt von der Meldung “Adjust Complete!”. Der Drucker gibt das Papier nach dem Druckvorgang aus. Hinweis: Wenn der Drucker ausgeschaltet wird, ohne die Taste REVERSE zum Verlassen des Punkteinstellmodus zu drücken, werden die Einstellungen nicht gespeichert.
4.9.6 Fehler Es gibt drei Typen von Fehlern: behebbare Fehler, die zum Beheben eine Maßnahme von Seiten des Anwenders erfordern, und nicht behebbare Fehler, die Wartungsmaßnahmen durch den Kundendienst erfordern, und Datenempfangsfehler. Die Fehlertypen werden durch ein Tonsignal und die Anzeigen dargestellt. (1) Behebbare Fehler Anzeigen Fehlertyp Behebung POWER RELEASE PAPER OUT Papierstau Wagenmotor-Blockierung Die Ursache des Problems beheben, und dann RELEASE drücken.
4.10 Papiersensoren Die folgenden Papiersensoren stehen zur Verfügung. ❏ TOF-Sensor ❏ Dieser Vorderkantensensor ("top of form") erkennt die Papiervorderkante. Wenn er aktiviert ist, erkennt der TOF-Sensor, daß kein Papier vorhanden ist und stoppt den Druckvorgang. BOF-Sensor Dieser Hinterkantensensor ("bottom of form") erkennt die Hinterkante des Papiers. Wenn er aktiviert ist, erkennt der BOF-Sensor, daß kein Papier vorhanden ist und unterbricht den Druckvorgang.
5. DIP-Schaltereinstellung Die DIP-Schalter des Druckers dienen zum Einstellen der Datenaustauschparameter, Der Abschnitt“5. DIP-Schaltereinstellung” erkärt die Einstellungen, die Sie vornehmen können und beschreibt, wie DIP-Schalter umgestellt werden. 5.1 Zugang zu den DIP-Schaltern Die DIP-Schalter befinden sich im Drucker unter der Papierauflage. Für Zugang zu den DIP-Schaltern ist die Papierauflage wie folgt zu verschieben.
ON OFF Die Papierauflage braucht hierzu nicht vollständig entfernt zu werden. Er genügt die Auflage soweit zur Seite zu schieben, bis die DIP-Schalter zugänglich sind. ON 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 OFF Hinweis: Falls die Papierauflage durch die Walzen festgehalten wird, bedeutet dies, daß nicht stark genug auf Punkt (a) gedrückt wird. Durch ausreichenden Druck auf Punkt (a) lösen sich die Walzen von der Papierablage, wonach sich die Ablage ungehindert verschieben läßt.
5.2 Verwendbare DIP-Schaltereinstellungen Die folgende Tabelle zeigt alle möglichen DIP-Schaltereinstellungen. Die Schalter 1 bis 7 sind werksseitig auf ON gestellt, während die Schalter 8 bis 10 werksseitig auf OFF gestellt sind.
5.3 Einstellen der Speicherschalter Jeder Speicherschalter ist ein 16-Bit-Wortspeicher in EEPROM. Einzelheiten über Funktionen und Einstellungen der Speicherschalter siehe “9. Print Control Functions (ESC#)”. Die untenstehende Tabelle zeigt die werksseitigen Einstellungen der Speicherschalter. Speicherschalter Hexadezimalcode #0 – #1 – #2 – #3 – #4 0000 #5 0000 Wichtig! Ein Umstellen der Speicherschalter kann zu Funktionsstörungen des Druckers führen.
6. Schnittstelle Dieser Anhang enthält detaillierte Spezifikationen für die Standardeinstellung der Druckerschnittstelle. 13 1 25 14 6.1 Stifte und Signalnamen StiftNr. Signal Richtung name 1 FG – 2 TXD OUT 3 RXD IN 4 RTS OUT 5 N.C.
StiftNr. Signal Richtung name 20 DTR 21-24 N.C. 25 INIT OUT Funktion Zeigt an, ob der Datenempfang vom Hauptrechner aktiv oder inaktiv ist. DTR/DSR-Datenaustauschmodus SPACE, wenn Empfang aktiv ist. X-ON/X-OFF-Datenaustauschmodus Immer SPACE, außer im folgenden Zustand: • Wenn der Punkt zwischen Rückstellung und Datenaustausch aktiv ist • Während des Selbsttestdrucks oder der Punktausrichtung Nicht angeschlossen IN • DIP-Schalter 10 = OFF Dieses Signal wird nicht verwendet.
7. Treiberschaltung für periphere Einheiten Dieser Drucker verfügt über eine Treiberschaltung für periphere Einheiten, wie z.B. Geldschubladen. An der Rückwand des Druckers befindet sich ein modularer 6-Stift-Stecker für den Anschluß peripherer Einheiten. Zum Anschluß an die Treiberschaltung ist die periphere Einheit mit einem im Fachhandel erhältlichen Kabel (siehe Abbildung unten) an den modularen Stecker anzuschließen.
7.2 Treiberschaltung Die folgende Abbildung zeigt die empfohlene Treiberschaltung. Treiberausgang: 24V, 1,0A max. 1 F.G Mit Abschirmung 2 TR1 D1 7824 +24V M-GND L1 Periphere Einheit 1 3 4 D2 TR2 L2 R3 4,7kΩ 1/4W 5 M-GND Periphere Einheit 2 +5V R1 Zwangsgesteuerter Schalter 6 TR3 R2 Gehauseerdung Druckerseite Bedienerseite Hinweis: • Die peripheren Einheiten 1 und 2 können nicht gleichzeitig angetrieben werden. • Für fortlaufenden Antrieb keine höhere Treiberbelastung als 20% verwenden.
8. Wartung und Dienst Bitte wenden Sie sich an die folgenden Stellen für weitergehende Informationen. Nordamerika Andere Gebiete CBM America Corporation Japan CBM Corporation Service Center Information Systems Division 365 Van Ness Way CBM Bldg.
