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Configuring Your Printer
The Configuration Structure
The Set-Up Configuration contains seven Functions, which group specific Options. The Options, if necessary, are broken down into other Sub-options. The selectable parameters defining the
Options or Sub-options are called Values. The following is an example of part of the
Configuration structure.
Function Level
Macro
Options Level
Protocol
Font
Vertical Pitch
Sub-options Level
Protocol-Serial
Protocol-Parallel
Values Level
DEC PPL2
IBM XL24E
EPSON ESC/P2
DEC PPL2
IBM XL24E
EPSON ESC/P2
Draft
Hi Draft
...
2 lpi
1 lpcm
...
In the above table, the Protocol Option has two Sub-options: Protocol-Serial and
Protocol-Parallel. You have to choose one of these Sub-options to access the selectable values.
The Font and the Vertical Pitch have not Sub-options: you access to the selectable Values directly.
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Configuring Your Printer
Display Graphic Conventions
To allow you to recognize the kind of item that appears on the printer display, the following graphic conventions apply:
Display Sample
MACRO
* English
Convention
Uppercase
Lower case with initial cap
* symbol for the current/selected
Value
Meaning
This convention applies to
Functions, Options and
Sub-options (all non-selectable items).
This convention applies to the selectable Values and to the executable Values
Note: There are two types of values:
- the selectable Values which are parameters that alter the printer Configuration.
- the executable Values which generate immediate operations
The Different Types of Selectable Values
Three types of selectable Values have been defined, according to how they are saved.
Value Type
Factory
Power-on
Current
Meaning
These are the Values that are set at the factory. You can recall them for the entire Configuration using the SAVE Option.
These are the values that are active when powering-on the printer. They are active when you permanently save your changes by pressing the Sel/Save button.
These are the values that are active at a given time and that are lost when you power-off the printer. They are active when you temporarily save your changes by pressing the Exit button, or by modifying corresponding Values at the operator panel.
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Configuring Your Printer
Configuration Quick Reference
See the following pages to know the Functions, Options, Sub-options and Values defining the entire Configuration.
Macros
Installation
Interface
Test/Hex-Dump
User Access
User Adjustments
Save
Configuration Functions
Note: In the Value list, the Factory setting is shown in bold.
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Macros
Macro 1
Macro 2
Macro 3
Macro 4
See pages 6-6, 6-7
Test/Hex-Dump
Self-Test
Hex-Dump Mode
Enable Hex-D.
Disable Hex-D.
SetUp Card init.
Installation
Language
Error Buzzer
Path at Power-on
See page 6-7
User Access
All Functions
Macros
Test/Hex-Dump
Minimum
Configuring Your Printer
Interface
Interface Type
I/F Time-out
Input Buffer
Parallel Mode
AUTOFEED Signal
SLCT-IN Signal
Discon. on Fault
Word Length
Baud Rate
Parity Bit
Buffer Control
Robust XON
See page 6-11
User Adjustments
Bidi. Alignment
Offset: X
Line #1 - Front
X/60 inches
Line #1 - Rear
X/60 inches
Tear-Perfo Align
X/60 inches
Save
Save Config.
Restore Macro X
Rest.all Macros
Recall Factory
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Macro 1/2/3/4
Protocol
Protocol Serial
DEC PPL2
EPSON ESC/P2
IBM XL24E
Protocol Paral.
DEC PPL2
EPSON ESC/P2 (M1/M3)
IBM XL24E (M2/M4)
Font
Draft
HiDraft
Courier
Roman
SansSerif
Prestige
Script
Orator
OCR-A
OCR-B
Vertical Pitch
2 lpi
3 lpi
4 lpi
6 lpi
8 lpi
10 lpi
12 lpi
1 lpcm
2 lpcm
4 lpcm
Form Length
3 inches
3.5 inches
4 inches
5.5 inches
6 inches
7 inches
8 inches
8.5 inches
11 inches(A)
A4(11.6 inches)
12 inches
14 inches
15 inches
Number of Lines
X lines (1 to 256)
Form Width
8 inches
13.2 inches
13.6 inches
Top Margin
Line #X (1)
Bottom Margin
Line #X (66)
Left Margin
Column #X (1)
Top of Form
0/60 inches
(0/60 " to 127/60 ")
Paper Path
Push-Front
Push-Rear
Manual
1/2
Print Direction
Unidirectional
Bidirectional
Soft. Control
Line Mode
LF=LF,CR=CR
LF=LF+CR
CR=LF+CR
LF&CR=LF+CR
Blank Pages
Removed
Preserved
Perfo. Anti-jam
Enabled
Disabled
Print Gap
Auto. adjust.
For 1 part
For 2 parts
For 3 parts
For 4 parts
For 5 parts
For 6 parts
Manual adjust.
Auto Gap Offset
0 (-8 to +8)
Print Impact
Soft impact
Strong impact
6-6
Macro 1/2/3/4
Tear/View Mode
Auto.advance 1s
Auto.advance 2s
Auto.advance 3s
Auto.advance 4s
Auto.advance 5s
Manual advance
No tear/reverse
DEC Mode
Horizontal Pitch
G0 Character Set
User Pref. C-Set
Wrap vs Truncate
Printer ID
Disconnect./EOT
Init. Report
Auto. ANSWERBACK
ANWERBACK/ENQ
See page 6-8
2/2
IBM Mode
Horizontal Pitch
IBM C-Set
Code Page
IBM Dbl. Height
IBM AGM
Pitch/COMPRESS
Slashed Zero
See page 6-9
EPSON Mode
Horizontal Pitch
National C-Set
Code Page
EPSON C-Set
Slashed Zero
See page 6-10
Configuring Your Printer
Installation
Language
English
Deutsch
Español
Français
Italiano
Error Buzzer
1 beep
3 beeps
Continuous beep
No beep
Path at Power-on
From Macro
Last sel. Path
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Configuring Your Printer
DEC Mode
Horizontal Pitch
5 cpi
6 cpi
6.6 cpi
8.25 cpi
8.55 cpi
9 cpi
10 cpi
12 cpi
13.2 cpi
15 cpi
16.5 cpi
17.1 cpi
18 cpi
20 cpi
Prop. Spacing
User Pref. C-Set
DEC Supplement.
DEC Spec.Graph.
DECTechnical
DEC 7Bit Hebrew
DEC Hebrew Sup.
DEC Greek Sup.
DEC 7Bit Turk.
DEC Turk. Sup.
JIS Katakana.
ISO Latin-1
ISO Latin-2
ISO Latin-5
ISO Lat.-Hebrew
ISO Latin-Greek
ISO Lat.-Cyril.
G0 Character Set
US ASCII
British
DEC Finnish
French
DEC French-Can.
German
ISO Italian
JIS Roman
DEC Norw./Dan.
ISO Spanish
DEC Swedish
Norw./Danish
DEC Dutch
DEC Swiss
DEC Portuguese
Legal
DEC Supplement.
DEC Spec.Graph.
DECTechnical
DEC 7Bit Hebrew
DEC Hebrew Sup.
DEC Greek Sup.
DEC 7Bit Turk.
DEC Turk. Sup.
JIS Katakana
Wrap vs Truncate
Wrap
Truncate
Printer ID
PPL2
LA120 ID
LA210 ID
Disconnect./EOT
Disabled
Enabled
Init. Report
Disabled
Enabled
Auto.ANSWERBACK
Disabled
Enabled
ANSWERBACK/ENQ
Disabled
Enabled
6-8
Configuring Your Printer
IBM Mode
Horizontal Pitch
10 cpi
12 cpi
17.1 cpi
20 cpi
Prop. Spacing
IBM C-Set (1/2)
IBM set 1
IBM set 2
Code Page
Code Page 210
Code Page 220
Code Page 437
CP 437 Greek
Code Page 850
Code Page 852
Code Page 853
Code Page 855
Code Page 857
Code Page 860
Code Page 861
Code Page 862
Code Page 863
Code Page 864
Code Page 865
Code Page 866
Code Page 869
Abicomp
Brazilian ASCII
Mazowian
Code MJK
Bulgarian
ISO 8859-7
ISO Latin 1T
New Hebrew
D-Hebrew
IBM Dbl. Height
Disabled
Enabled
IBM AGM
Disabled
Enabled
Pitch/COMPRESS
17.1 cpi
20 cpi
Slashed Zero
No
Yes
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Configuring Your Printer
EPSON Mode
Horizontal Pitch
10 cpi
12 cpi
17.1 cpi
20 cpi
Prop. Spacing
National C-Set
USA
France
Germany
United Kingdom
Denmark 1
Sweden
Italy
Spain 1
Japan
Norway
Denmark 2
Spain 2
Latin America
Turkey
Korea
Legal
Old Hebrew
Code Page
Code Page 210
Code Page 220
Code Page 437
CP 437 Greek
Code Page 850
Code Page 852
Code Page 853
Code Page 855
Code Page 857
Code Page 860
Code Page 861
Code Page 862
Code Page 863
Code Page 864
Code Page 865
Code Page 866
Code Page 869
Abicomp
Brazilian ASCII
Mazowian
Code MJK
Bulgarian
ISO 8859-7
ISO Latin 1T
New Hebrew
D-Hebrew
EPSON C-Set
Graphic
Italic
Slashed Zero
No
Yes
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Configuring Your Printer
Interface
Interface Type
Automatic
Parallel
Serial
I/F Time-out
2 seconds
(2 to 30 seconds)
Input Buffer
1 K (DLL)
8 K (No DLL)
16 K (No DLL)
32 K (No DLL)
Parallel Mode
Bidirectional
Centro
AUTOFEED Signal
Disabled
Enabled
SLCT-IN Signal
Disabled
Enabled
Discon. on Fault
No discon.
Yes (DTR drop)
Yes (DTR pulse)
Word Length
8 bit
7 bit
Baud Rate
600 bps
1200 bps
2400 bps
4800 bps
9600 bps
19200 bps
38400 bps
Parity Bit
None
Even
Odd
Buffer Control
XON/XOFF
XON/XOFF + DTR
DTR
Robust XON
No
Yes
6-11
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Table of contents
- 11 Paper handling
- 12 Connectivity
- 12 Robustness & reliability
- 12 Several types of paper
- 12 Many printing capabilities
- 13 Ease of use
- 13 Low cost of ownership
- 15 Parts of the LA400
- 17 Ribbon cartridge
- 18 Push tractor unit
- 21 Operator panel
- 21 Indicators
- 22 Status indicators
- 23 Paper path indicators
- 24 Buttons
- 25 Operating states
- 25 Operating modes
- 27 Buttons in Normal mode
- 29 Buttons in Set-up mode
- 31 Buttons in Top of Form mode
- 32 Basic display screen
- 33 Font/pitch display screen
- 35 Types of interactive messages
- 36 Paper types
- 37 Paper paths
- 38 Push-front
- 38 Push-rear
- 39 Manual
- 39 Pull
- 39 Push+pull
- 40 Selecting a paper path
- 40 Using set-up mode
- 41 Using operator panel
- 41 Tips on selecting paper path
- 41 Continuous form
- 42 Cut sheets
- 43 Envelopes
- 43 Labels
- 44 Handling continuous form
- 45 Push tractor in front position
- 56 Push tractor in rear position
- 67 Parking the paper
- 68 Printing on cut sheets
- 72 Printing on labels
- 73 Moving the paper
- 74 Viewing the last printed line
- 75 Advancing paper for tearing-off
- 76 Using macros
- 78 Selecting print features
- 79 Selecting the font
- 80 Selecting the pitch
- 80 Holding a print task
- 81 Reducing print noise level
- 81 Recovering from faults
- 82 Print area definition
- 85 Multipart form
- 86 Managing blank pages
- 87 Pre-printed forms
- 87 Top of form from operator panel
- 88 Switching between 2 paper types quickly
- 89 What is configuration
- 90 Configuration structure
- 91 Convetions
- 91 Different types of values
- 92 Quick reference
- 100 How to configure the LA400
- 100 Reaching,selecting & saving a value
- 101 Example configuration
- 102 Printing the configuration
- 102 Tips for configuring
- 104 Managing your configuration
- 104 Saving a configuration
- 104 Restoring a macro
- 104 Restoring all macros
- 104 Recalling factory configuration
- 105 Setting the printer installation
- 105 LCD language
- 105 Error buzzer
- 105 Paper path at power-on
- 106 Setting the communication interface
- 106 Interface type
- 106 Interface time-out
- 106 Input buffer size
- 107 Parallel mode
- 107 Autofeed signal
- 107 Select-in signal
- 108 Serial interface setup
- 108 Disconnection on fault
- 108 Word length
- 108 Baud rate
- 109 Parity bit
- 109 Buffer control
- 109 Robust XON
- 110 Setting user access authorization
- 111 Selecting the protocol
- 112 Font
- 113 Vertical pitch
- 113 Form length
- 114 Left margin
- 114 Form width
- 114 Top margin
- 114 Bottom margin
- 115 Top of form
- 115 Paper path
- 116 Print direction
- 116 Line mode
- 117 Blank pages
- 117 Print impact
- 118 Print gap
- 118 Manual adjustment
- 120 Automatic offset
- 120 Perforation anti-jam
- 121 Tear/view mode
- 121 Paper movements for each mode
- 122 Automatic
- 122 Manual
- 122 No tear/reverse
- 123 Paper position definition
- 125 DEC mode setup
- 125 Horizontal pitch
- 126 G0 character set
- 127 User preference character set
- 127 Printer ID
- 128 Wrap or truncate
- 128 Disconnect on EOT
- 129 Initial report
- 129 Automatic answerback
- 129 Answerback on ENQ
- 130 IBM mode setup
- 130 Horizontal pitch
- 130 IBM character set
- 131 Code page
- 132 IBM double height
- 132 IBM AGM
- 132 Horizontal pitch on compress
- 132 Slashed zero
- 132 EPSON mode setup
- 133 Horizontal pitch
- 133 National character set
- 134 Code page
- 135 Epson charater set
- 135 Slashed zero
- 137 Printing the self-test
- 138 HEX dump printing
- 138 Initialising the Set-Up Card
- 139 How to adjust the printer
- 140 Bidirectional alignment
- 141 Position of first printable line
- 142 Tear-off position
- 143 Cleaning the printer
- 144 Replacing ribbon cartridge
- 145 Transporting the printer
- 146 Installation problems
- 147 Printing problems
- 150 Paper handling problems
- 150 Printer failure
- 151 Hex-dump mode
- 152 Supplies
- 152 Options:
- 152 Push tractor unit
- 152 Pull tractor unit
- 152 What is it for?
- 153 Paper path section hints
- 154 Mounting the unit
- 159 Continuous forms
- 163 Set-Up card
- 163 What is it for?
- 163 How to initialise the card
- 164 Copying config to the card
- 165 Copying config from the card
- 166 Colour printing
- 166 Colour ribbon cartridge
- 167 Colour mechanism
- 170 Installing the ribbon
- 174 Removing the ribbon
- 175 Order numbers
- 176 Printer specifications
- 179 Paper specifications
- 179 Print area
- 181 Paper thickness
- 182 User instructions
- 183 Status messages
- 183 Operating messages
- 184 Rolling messages
- 216 DEC character set tables
- 221 Generic character set tables
- 226 IBM character set tables
- 227 EPSON character set tables