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Chapter 4Controlling the PrinterControl Panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-2Display

Page 3 - User’s Guide

SelecType This section describes how to use the SelecType mode to makethe printer’s default settings.SelecType overviewWhen you press the SelecType bu

Page 4 - Declaration of Conformity

Using SelecTypeThis section describes basic operations in SelecType. Followthese steps to change the default settings:1. Turn on the printer.2. Press

Page 5 - Safety Information

Note:To exit the setting menu (to return to the previous level), pressthe l button once.4. Press the d button or the u button to scroll through the

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5. Press the r button to enter the option menu of the selectedsettings; the display shows the current option with anasterisk.Note:To return to the se

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Level 1 optionsThis section lists all the settings and options that are availablewhen you are in SelecType Level 1. The options printed in boldin the

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T-margin tractor, manual (rear and forward), and CSFYou can set different top margins for paper loaded with the pushtractor, by manual feed, and with

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If you select Other, you enter a submenu in which you can setthe page length in 1/6-inch line increments. Press the d buttonor the u button until th

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Level 2 optionsThis section lists all the settings and options that are availablewhen you are in SelecType Level 2. The options printed in boldin the

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Paper typeSelect Cards (for postcards), Envelopes, or Normal dependingon the type of paper you use.Overlapping formSelect On when printing on overlapp

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A.G.M. (IBM)Turn on the alternate graphic mode (A.G.M.) to make the ESC3, ESC A, ESC J, ESC K, ESC L, ESC Y, ESC Z, and ESC *commands in IBM 2391 Plus

Page 13 - Introduction

Chapter 7Maintenance and TransportationReplacing the Ribbon Cartridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2Cleaning the Pr

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The printer does not accept data from another interface unlessit receives no data from the current interface for the period setin I/F time-out. After

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Note:The auto tear-off feature works only after the printer receives a fullpage of data or a form-feed command and it receives no more data fora few s

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Type Styles The printer can provide a wide range of type styles combiningdifferent character fonts, widths, and other enhancements. Youcan select type

Page 17 - Setting Up the Printer

The draft and high-speed draft fonts use fewer dots percharacter for fast printing. They are ideal for rough drafts andediting work.Letter quality (LQ

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The following shows sample characters for the draft and LQfonts:Fonts SampleHigh-speed draftDraftEpson RomanEpson Sans SerifEpson CourierEpson Prestig

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4. Press the d button or the u button until the display showsyour desired pitch.5. Press the r button to select the desired pitch.6. Press SelecTyp

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LMaple Rev.DA5 size Chapter 497/06/17 pass 04-24 Controlling the Printer

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Chapter 5Using EPSON Status Monitor 2Proof Sign-off:Takata _______Kimura _______Norum _______Opening and Using EPSON Status Monitor 2 . . . . .

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EPSON Status Monitor 2 is a utility program for use withWindows 95 that allows you to monitor your printer’s status,alerts you when printer errors occ

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Double-click the background monitoring icon to open thewindow shown below. (You can also open this window fromStart. Click Start, point to Programs, p

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Appendix BCommand Lists and Character TablesEPSON ESC/P 2 Control Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B-2Barcode comman

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View menuThis menu lets you control the appearance and content of theEPSON Status Monitor 2 window and the Installed Printers list.You can choose to s

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ToolbarMany of the commands available on the EPSON Status Monitor 2 window menus can be accessed directly by clickingthe buttons on this toolbar. If y

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StatusDisplays brief messages describing the current status of theprinter. For a detailed description of printer status, double-clickthe printer to op

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The Printer Status window features three menus containingdetailed printer information as explained below. Click thetabs along the top of the Printer S

Page 29 - Setting Up Your Software

Using the Background Monitoring Feature The Status Monitor’s background monitoring feature lets youmonitor your printer more conveniently and efficien

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2. Select the printer you want to monitor from the InstalledPrinters list, then click Monitoring Preferences on theSettings menu. The following dialog

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Using the background monitoring iconA printer-shaped background monitoring icon appears on thetaskbar after you install the Status Monitor.Double-clic

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Chapter 6Using Printer OptionsProof Sign-off:Takata _______Kimura _______Grady _______Cut-Sheet Feeder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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This chapter describes how to use optional equipment with your printer, including the cut-sheet feeder and interface cards.Cut-Sheet Feeder The option

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4. Using the enclosed cross-head screwdriver, remove the screwthat secures the rear cover to the back of the printer. Thenlift the cover straight up f

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IntroductionYour new EPSON® DLQ-3000+ 24-pin dot matrix printer offershigh performance with a wide range of features in a compactdesign. You will find

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7. Hold the cut-sheet feeder horizontally with both hands.Fit the notches on each side of the feeder over the mountingposts on the printer. Lower the

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9. Pull out the front paper guide extension completely. Thenslide both right and left edge guides all the way to eachside.10. Turn on the printer and

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Load paper in the cut-sheet feeder as follows:1. Pull paper set lever forward until the paper guides retract toallow paper loading.2. Release the pape

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3. Slide the right paper guide so that its edge is even with the guide mark on the cut-sheet feeder and push back the lever to lock the paper guide in

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6. Insert the paper along the right paper guide and adjust theposition of the left paper guide so that it matches yourpaper’s width. Make sure the pos

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8. Before printing, make sure the paper release lever is set to the single-sheet position. Also set the paper thickness leverto the appropriate positi

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4. While adjusting the left edge guide to match the width of your paper, insert a sheet of paper between the edgeguides until it meets resistance. Be

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1. If any continuous paper remains in the printer, press the Tear Off button to advance the paper to the tear-offposition.2. Tear off the printed page

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If you are not sure whether you need an optional interface orwould like to know more about interfaces, contact your dealer.Installing an interface car

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Then reinsert the screws and tighten them.Note:Store the shield plate in a safe place; you will need to reattach it if youremove the interface card.To

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❑Color printing with a color-ribbon cartridge (S015067).❑Bidirectional communication with IEEE 1284 Nibble Modesupport.❑Support of advanced EPSON ESC/

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LMaple Rev.DA5 size Chapter 606/17/97 pass 06-14 Using Printer Options

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Chapter 7Maintenance and TransportationProof Sign-off:Takata _______Kimura _______Grady _______Norum _______Replacing the Ribbon Cartridge . . .

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Replacing the Ribbon Cartridge If your printing becomes faint, you may need to replace the ribbon cartridge. (See Chapter 8, “Troubleshooting,” for mo

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4. Press the tab at the upper right of the cartridge holder andpull the cartridge out of the printer.5. Remove the new ribbon cartridge from its packa

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6. Hold the ribbon cartridge with the exposed ribbon downand the ribbon-tightening knob facing you, and guide theribbon under the print head. Then sna

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Cleaning the Printer To keep your printer operating at its best, you should clean itthoroughly several times a year. Follow these steps:1. Turn off th

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Transporting the Printer If you need to transport your printer some distance, carefullyrepack it as described below, using the original box andpacking

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Chapter 8TroubleshootingProof Sign-off:Takata _______Kimura _______Grady _______Norum _______Using the Error Indicators . . . . . . . . . .

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This chapter describes what you can do if you are havingproblems printing. It is divided into these sections:❑Using the error indicators. This section

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Using the Error Indicators If a printer error occurs, you can use the error notificationmethods, a pattern of beep sounds and messages that appearon t

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Chapter 6, “Using Printer Options,” contains detailedinformation about installing and using these options.How to Use This Manual This manual provides

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State ofpanel lightBeeppatternDisplaymessageProblemSolution f Paper out n Pause•••Pull PaperOutSingle-sheet paper is not fullyejected.Remove the paper

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Printing a Self Test Running the printer’s self test helps you determine whetherthe problem comes from the printer or the computer:❑If the self test r

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After a few seconds, the printer loads the paper automatically, and then begins printing the self test. A series of characters is printed.Note:To temp

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3. Open a software program and send a print job to the printer.Your printer prints all the codes it receives in hexadecimalformat.By comparing the cha

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See the section for the type of problem you have and look forthe description of your problem. The most likely causes andsolutions are listed first, so

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The electrical outlet is out oforder.Plug another electrical device, such asa lamp, into the outlet to check if theoutlet is working properly. If it i

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The platen rotates but the printer does not feed the paper. Cause What to doThe edge guides are pressedtoo tightly against the paper.Reinsert the pape

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Your paper may be too long. Make sure the page length of yourpaper is within the specified range. Seethe single-sheet paper specificationson page A-4.

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When you send data or press the Load/Eject button, theplaten rotates but the printer does not feed the paper.Cause What to doThe paper release lever i

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Your paper may be thewrong size or thickness forthe printer.Make sure that the paper size andthickness are within the specifiedranges. See the continu

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Appendix A “Specifications” provides specifications for theprinter and the optional cut-sheet feeder.Appendix B “Command Lists and Character Tables” l

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The printer prints on (or too far away from) the perforation ofyour continuous paper.Cause What to doThe tear-off position is setincorrectly.Adjust th

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The printer’s page lengthsetting may not match thesize of the paper you areusing.Check the “Page Tractor” setting usingSelecType or the EPSON Remote!u

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The cut-sheet feeder feeds more than one sheet at a time.Cause What to doYou may have loaded toomany sheets in the bin.Remove some sheets. See page A-

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When you try to load single-sheet paper manually, the printerloads the paper from the cut-sheet feeder.Cause What to doThe paper was not properlyloade

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Your interface cable does notmeet the printer and/orcomputer specifications.Use an interface cable that meets therequirements of both the printer andc

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The printer makes a strange noise and stops abruptly.Cause What to doThe paper is jammed. Clear the paper jam as described onpage 8-24.The ribbon is

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Lines of dots are missing in the printout as shown below.Cause What to doThe ribbon cartridge is notinstalled correctly, and theribbon is twisting ors

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The typestyles or characters set in your application softwarecannot be printed.Cause What to doYour application software isnot correctly configured fo

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Top margin and loadingposition settings made inyour Windows applicationsoverride settings you make inthe SelecType mode.Use your application software

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The length of the printing on the page does not match yourpaper length.Cause What to doThe paper size setting in yourapplication or the printerdriver

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Chapter 1Setting Up the PrinterProof Sign-off:Takata _______Kimura _______Grady _______Unpacking the Printer . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Vertical printed lines are not aligned.Cause What to doBidirectional printing, whichis the printer’s standardprinting mode, may be out ofalignment.Use

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5. Turn the knob on the right side of the printer to remove thepaper. Remove any remaining pieces.6. If the paper is stuck where the printer ejects it

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1. Make sure paper is loaded, then turn off the printer. Whileholding down the Pause button, turn on the printer. Theprinter enters the bidirectional

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Appendix ASpecificationsProof Sign-off:Takata _______Kimura _______Grady _______Technical Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Technical Specifications PrintingPrinting method: 24-pin impact dot matrixmaximum print speed:Characters perinchQuality Characters/second/line10 cpi H

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Buffer: 128KB or 1KB (selectable in the SelecTypemode or the EPSON Remote! utility)Bitmap fonts:Font Characters per inch availableEPSON Draft 10, 12,

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PaperNote:Use recycled paper, labels, envelopes, postcards, overlapping forms, andcontinuous forms with labels only under normal temperature and humid

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Printable areaContinuous paper (including continuous multi-part forms)See also “Multi-part forms” on page A-7.❑The sprocket hole must be a circle or n

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❑The ratio of the cut/uncut length at the perforation should bebetween 3:1 and 5:1. And expansion at the perforation (when thepaper is kept flat) shou

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Printable areaMulti-part forms❑The form sheets of continuous multi-part forms should besecurely joined together along the left and right edges bycrimp

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This chapter describes how to set up your printer and connectit to your computer.Unpacking the Printer Besides this guide, your printer box should inc

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❑The binding area should be flat and have no creases.❑The sprocket holes of all sheets in the form should be alignedproperly.❑The binding position sho

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Backing sheet Width 101.6 to 406.4 mm (4.0 to 16.0 inches) Length/page 101.6 to 559 mm (4.0 to 22.0 inches) Labels Width 63.5 mm (2.5 inch

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Printable areaPostcardsWidth 105 to 148 mm (4.13 to 5.83 inches)Length 147 to 148 mm (5.8 to 5.83 inches)Thickness 0.22 mm (0.0087 inch)Weight 192 g/m

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Area measurementsPrintable areaArea measurementslabelprintable areaon a labelBBEEEEDDCCAAA 9 mm (0.354 inch) or moreB 4.2 mm (0.165 inch) or moreC 25

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Overlapping multi-part formsSame as continuous paper (multi-part) except for the following:Area measurementsPrintable areaABADECperforationthe bottom

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Area measurementsOverlapping multi-part forms with labelsSame as labels except for the following:The label on your form should be placed within the sh

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Printable areaArea measurementsPre-printed Paper Pre-printed paper is paper with white space in the middle and ruled lines,letters, or figures printed

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Before printing on pre-printed sheets, verify that the area your documentwill print on does not overlap with the pre-printed area by printingseparate

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Electrical120 V model:Rated voltage AC 120 VInput voltage range AC 103.5 to 132 VRated frequency range 50 to 60 HzInput frequency range 49.5 to 60.5 H

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Safety approvals120 V model:Safety standards UL1950 with D3CSA C22.2 No.950 with D3EMI FCC part 15 subpart B class BCSA C108.8 class B220-240 V model:

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cCaution:❑Be sure to remove all protective materials before you turnon the printer.❑There are several models of the printer designed fordifferent vol

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Parallel Interface Specifications The printer comes with a bidirectional, 8-bit, parallel interface; a serialinterface; and an optional interface slot

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Serial Interface Specifications Synchronization: AsynchronousHandshaking: Handshaking by DTR signal or XON/XOFF.Signal level: EIA-232DMark logical “1”

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Environmental:Temperature Operation: 5° to 35°C (41° to 95°F)15° to 25°C (59° to 77°F)*Storage:−30° to 60°C (−22° to 140°F)Humidity (without condensat

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Appendix BCommand Lists and Character TablesProof Sign-off:Takata _______Kimura _______Grady _______Norum _______EPSON ESC/P 2 Control Codes . . .

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EPSON ESC/P 2 Control Codes Selecting EPSON ESC/P 2 printer in your software allows you to use themost advanced font and graphics handling available.

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Barcode commandYour printer has powerful barcode printing capabilities and includes thefollowing resident barcode fonts: EAN-13, EAN-8, Interleaved 2

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c: Control flagBit 0 = Check digit 0: The printer does not add a check digit. 1: The printer adds a check digit.Bit 1 = Human readable chara

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The valid data of each barcode type is described below. If invalid data isincluded in the barcode data string, the barcode is not printed.Barcode type

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IBM 2391 Plus Emulation Control Codes This printer emulates the IBM Proprinter with the following commands.For detailed information, see the IBM 2391

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Character Tables in EPSON ESC/P 2 Mode When the printer is in EPSON ESC/P 2 mode, the character tables belowcan be selected using software commands.Al

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Printer PartsProof Sign-off:Takata _______Kimura _______Grady _______center paper support*parallel interfacesprocket units*serial interfacepaper relea

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❑Avoid using or storing the printer in places subject to rapidchanges in temperature and humidity. Also keep it awayfrom direct sunlight, strong light

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PC 850 (Multilingual) PC 860 (Portuguese)PC 863 (Canadian-French) PC 865 (Norwegian)A-8, A-9A-10, A-11LMaple Rev.DA5 size Appendix B06/17/97 pass 0B-8

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PC 861 (Icelandic) BRASCII (Brazilian Portuguese)Abicomp (Brazilian Portuguese) ISO Latin 1A-12, A-13A-14, A-15BRMaple Rev.DA5 size Appendix B06/17/97

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Roman 8PC 437 Greek (Greek)* PC 869 (Greek)*A-16, A-17A-18, A-19LMaple Rev.DA5 size Appendix B06/17/97 pass 0B-10 Command Lists and Character Tab

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ISO 8859-7 (Latin/Greek)* PC 853 (Turkish)*PC 857 (Turkish)* ISO Latin 1T (Turkish)*A-20, A-21A-22, A-23BRMaple Rev.DA5 size Appendix B06/17/97 pass 0

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PC 855 (Cyrillic)* PC 866 (Russian)*PC 852 (East Europe)* MAZOWIA (Poland)*A-24, A-25A-26, A-27LMaple Rev.DA5 size Appendix B06/17/97 pass 0B-12

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Code MJK (CSFR)* Bulgaria (Bulgaria)*PC 864 (Arabic)* Estonia (Estonia)*A-28BRMaple Rev.DA5 size Appendix B06/17/97 pass 0Command Lists and Character

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PC 774 (LST 1283:1993)* ISO 8859-2*PC 866 LAT. (Latvian)* PC APTEC (Arabic)*LMaple Rev.DA5 size Appendix B06/17/97 pass 0B-14 Command Lists and C

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PC 708 (Arabic)* PC 720 (Arabic)*PC AR864 (Arabic)* ItalicNo character isavailable for hexcode 15 in the italiccharacter table.BRMaple Rev.DA5 size Ap

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Characters available with the ESC ( ^ commandTo print the characters in the tables below, use the ESC ( ^ command. Thecharacters in the right table ar

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The following seven additional sets can be selected only with the ESC Rcommand.A-32BRMaple Rev.DA5 size Appendix B06/17/97 pass 0Command Lists and Cha

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Assembling the Printer Installing the ribbon cartridgeBefore installing the ribbon cartridge, make sure that the powercord is not plugged into an elec

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LMaple Rev.DA5 size Appendix B06/17/97 pass 0B-18 Command Lists and Character Tables

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Appendix CContacting Customer SupportProof Sign-off:Takata _______Kimura _______Grady _______Norum _______For United Kingdom and the Republic of Irela

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If your printer is not operating properly and you cannot solve theproblem using the troubleshooting information in this guide, contactcustomer support

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Enquiry DeskThe Enquiry Desk team can be contacted by calling 0800 220546 in the UKor 1 800 409132 from the Republic of Ireland, by faxing 01442 22727

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When you have found the documents that you need in the catalogue, callFaxon EPSON again and enter the document ID numbers. The documentswill be faxed

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For Australian Users EPSON Australia wishes to provide you with a high level of CustomerService. As well as this User’s Guide, we provide the followin

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EPSON HelpdeskEPSON Helpdesk is provided as a final backup to make sure our clientshave access to advice. Operators on the Helpdesk can aid you indiag

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For Hong Kong Users To obtain technical support as well as other after-sales services, users arewelcome to contact EPSON Hong Kong Limited.Internet ho

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For Philippines Users To obtain technical support as well as other after sales services, users arewelcome to contact the EPSON Philippines Representat

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GlossaryASCIIAmerican Standard Code for Information Interchange. A standardizedcoding system for assigning numerical codes to letters and symbols.auto

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wWarning: Never move the print head while the printer is turned on;this can damage the printer.3. Turn the ribbon-tightening knob in the direction of

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cut-sheet feederAn optional, detachable device that automatically feeds single sheets ofpaper into the printer.data dumpSee hex dump.defaultA value or

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hex dumpA troubleshooting feature that helps identify the cause of communicationproblems between the printer and the computer. When the printer is inh

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printer driverA software program that sends commands from the computer for usingthe functions of a particular printer.resetTo return a printer to its

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IndexAAdjustingprinting position, 3-38tear-off position, 3-39A.G.M. (Alternate Graphics Mode)setting, 4-17Assembling the printer, 1-5–8Auto CR (carria

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EPSON Status Monitor 2 utility, 2-8,Chapter 5ESC/P 2, 4-16, 4-17, B-2–5Error indicators, 8-3–4FFeeders. See Cut-sheet feedersFeeding methods, 3-2–4FF

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PPapercontinuous. See Continuouspapercontinuous forms with labels,3-31–33envelopes, 3-26–27feeding methods, 3-2–4handling problems, 8-9–17jams, 8-24–2

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Sprocketcover, 3-17, 3-18, 3-23lock lever, 3-15, 3-19unit, 3-16, 3-17, 3-19Status Monitor, 2-8, Chapter 5TTear Offbutton, 4-6light, 4-4Tear-off functi

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EPSON OVERSEAS MARKETING LOCATIONSEPSON AMERICA, INC.20770 Madrona Ave.P.O. Box 2842Torrance, CA 90509-2842Phone: (800) 922-8911Fax: (310) 782-5220E

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5. Turn the ribbon-tightening knob again to remove any slack in the ribbon and to make sure the ribbon moves freely.6. Close the paper bail and the pr

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Attaching the paper guidesTo attach the front and rear paper guides, follow these steps.1. Slide the edge guides slightly to the center. Hold the fron

Page 147 - Troubleshooting

Plugging In the Printer 1. Make sure the printer is turned off. The printer is off whenthe N side of the power switch is pressed.2. Check the label o

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Connecting the Printer to Your Computer Your printer has two separate interface connections: anIEEE-1284 compatible parallel interface and an EIA-232D

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serial interfaceTighten the screws on both sides of the connector.Note:If the screws that come with the cable do not fit into the connectorlock nuts o

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Before using the printer’s serial interface with SelecType, makesure that the printer’s serial communication settings matchthose on your computer. See

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Chapter 2Setting Up Your SoftwareProof Sign-off:Takata _______Kimura _______Grady _______Norum _______For Windows 95 Users . . . . . . . . .

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24-Pin Dot Matrix PrinterAll rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrievalsystem, or transmitted in any form o

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The EPSON printer software that comes with your printerincludes the printer driver software, a status monitor utility foruse with Windows 95, and two

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3. Double-click the Setup.exe icon, then select your printericon in the EPSON Printer Driver Setup dialog box shownbelow. Click OK and follow the on-s

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1. Make sure the printer is connected to your computer asdescribed on page 1-10.2. Turn off your printer and computer, if necessary. 3. First turn on

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To use the printer as the default printer for Windows 95applications, select Yes. (No is the default setting.)10. Click the Finish button. The program

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To access the printer driver from the Print dialog box, choosePrinter, Setup, Properties, or Options, depending on theoptions available in your applic

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Paper menu❑Paper size Select the size of the paper loaded in the printer. If you don’t see your paper size, use the scroll bar to scroll through the l

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Installing EPSON Status Monitor 2After you have installed the printer driver for Windows 95,follow the steps below to install the EPSON Status Monitor

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For Windows 3.1 Users Installing the printer driver using Program ManagerFollow the steps below to install the printer driver for Windows 3.1.1. Make

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5. Select your printer and click OK. The installation programbegins copying the printer driver files.After a fewmoments, the installation program crea

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To access the printer driver settings, select Print Setup or Printfrom the File menu of your application software. If you choosePrint Setup, you see y

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Declaration of ConformityAccording to ISO/IEC Guide 22 and EN 45014Manufacturer: SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION Address: 3-5, Owa 3-chome, Suwa-shi,Nagano-ke

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Checking and changing printer driver settingsBefore printing, check that the printer driver settings areappropriate for the kind of document you want

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❑Intensity Control Move the slider to make your printout lighter or darker.Once you’ve checked your printer driver settings, you areready to print. If

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Note:When you install your printer driver, the EPSON Label Form utilityprogram is also installed. For information on accessing thisDOS-based utility,

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Accessing the printer driver from the Start menuWhen you access the printer driver from the Windows NT Startmenu, the settings you make apply to any W

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❑Color Appearance Select Gray Scale or Color.Advanced menu❑Paper/Output Check the Paper Size, Orientation, andPaper Source settings you made on thePag

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For Windows NT 3.5x Users Installing the printer driverNote:Printer driver installation may require network administrationprivileges. Ask your network

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4. Select your printer icon in the EPSON Printer Driver Setupdialog box. Click OK and follow the on-screen instructions.Note:When you install your pri

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To access the printer driver, select Print Setup or Print from theFile menu of your application software. The Print or PrintSetup dialog box appears.

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Checking and changing printer driver settingsBefore printing, check that the printer driver settings areappropriate for the kind of document you want

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For DOS Program Users Installing the printer driverTo install a printer driver in most DOS applications, you mustselect the printer you are using duri

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Safety InformationImportant Safety Instructions Read all of these instructions and save them for later reference. Follow allwarnings and instructions

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Note:If your application does not list a suitable alternative, contact thesoftware manufacturer to see if an update is available.Using the printer uti

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Accessing the printer utilitiesTo access the EPSON utilities, follow these steps:1. From the DOS prompt, make sure the current directory isdrive C.2.

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LMaple Rev.DA5 size Chapter 206/17/97 pass 02-24 Setting Up Your Software

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Chapter 3Paper HandlingProof Sign-off:Takata _______Kimura _______Grady _______Selecting a Paper-Feeding Method . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Your printer can print on a wide variety of paper types,including single sheets, continuous paper, multi-part forms,labels, envelopes, postcards, over

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Paper-feeding methods and paper typesBasically, there are two types of paper and four methods forloading, or feeding paper. The table below shows ther

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Setting the paper release leverYou can set the paper path you want to use by adjusting thepaper release lever. The paper release lever has three posit

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Adjusting the Paper Thickness Lever You can get the best printing quality by adjusting the paperthickness lever according to the type of paper you use

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The following table provides guidelines for selecting theappropriate lever position for the type of paper you use.Paper type Paperthicknesslever posit

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Using Single Sheets Your printer can print on single sheets of paper from 92 to420 mm (3.6 to 16.5 inches) wide. See page A-4 for detailedsingle-sheet

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❑Unplug the printer and refer servicing to qualified servicepersonnel under the following conditions:If the power cord or plug is damaged; if liquid h

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4. Push down on the right edge guide lock to unlock the rightedge guide, slide the right edge guide until it rests againstthe guide mark, then push up

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After a few seconds, the printer automatically advances the paper to the loading position. The printer is ready to startprinting. cCaution:❑Use the kn

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Loading single sheets from the rear1. Make sure the front and rear paper guides are attached.2. Push the paper thickness lever to the single-sheet pos

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5. Slide both right and left edge guides of the front paper guideall the way to each side. Next, slide the right edge guide ofthe rear paper guide unt

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cCaution:❑Use the knob on the right side of the printer only to clearpaper jams when the printer is off. Otherwise, you maydamage the printer or caus

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Using Continuous Paper Your printer can print on continuous paper from 101.6 to 406.4 mm (4.0 to 16.0 inches) wide. You can load continuouspaper from

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Loading continuous paper with the tractor1. Set the paper release lever to the tractor position, as shownbelow. 2. Slide the front edge guides as far

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3. Remove the rear paper guide by pulling it toward the printeras shown below, and lifting it away from the printer.4. Release the sprocket lock lever

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5. Facing the back of the printer, position the left sprocket unitso that the sprocket pins are to the left of the arrow mark onthe back of printer. T

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7. Slide the center paper support to the middle between the twosprocket units.8. Open the sprocket covers.Me-43-4sprocket coverMe-443RMaple Rev.DA5 si

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For United Kingdom Users Use of optionsEpson (UK) Limited shall not be liable against any damages orproblems arising from the use of any options or co

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9. Fit the first three holes of the continuous paper over the sprocket pins on both sides. Be sure to position your papersupply so that the printable

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11. Slide the right sprocket unit to remove any slack in thepaper. Then push down the sprocket lock lever to lock thesprocket in place.12. Turn on the

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Note:If you need to adjust the position of the paper after it is loaded, see“Adjusting the printing position” on page 3-38. To move and save theloadin

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Using the Tear Off buttonWhen using the tractor, you can use the Tear Off button toadvance continuous paper to the tear-off position; follow thesteps

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Using auto tear-off modeWhen you turn on the auto tear-off function with SelecTypesetting or EPSON Remote!, the printer advances continuouspaper to th

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You can leave auto tear-off mode on even when you are usingsingle sheets because the mode is disabled when you move thepaper release lever to the sing

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Using Special Paper Multi-part forms Your printer can print on both single-sheet and continuousmulti-part forms. It can use multi-part forms with up t

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Labels When selecting labels for printing, always choose labelsmounted on continuous backing sheets with sprocket holes foruse with a tractor. Do not

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To tear off and eject labelsAlways tear off and eject labels as described below. cCaution:Never feed labels backward using the Load/Eject button,Tear

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cCaution:Use envelopes only under normal operating conditions.Loading envelopes1. Make sure that your software settings keep the printing entirelywit

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ContentsIntroductionFeatures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-1Options . . .

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PostcardsYou can print on a variety of postcards by loading them thesame way you load single sheets—from a rear paper guide orwith the optional cut-sh

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Overlapping multi-part formsThis kind of continuous paper provides you with multi-partforms. The page length of the multi-part forms is longer thantha

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2. Select Overlapping Form mode using SelecType 2. cCaution:❑Printing on the edge of overlapping multi-part formscan damage the print head.❑Be sure to

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Continuous forms with labelsThis kind of continuous paper has one label on each page. Thisis different from label paper, which consists entirely of la

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2. Press the Paper Select button to select and make surethe # message appears on the control panel display.3. Follow the instructions in “Loading c

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3. To print on another type of paper, press the Paper Selectbutton to select and make sure the # messageappears on the control panel display. cCaut

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Loading overlapping multi-part forms with labels1. Make sure of the following:❑Your software settings keep the printing entirely withinthe printable a

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To tear off and eject overlapping multi-part forms withlabelsAlways tear off and eject overlapping multi-part forms withlabels by following the proced

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Switching Between Continuous Paper and Single SheetsWhen using the tractor, you can easily switch betweencontinuous paper and single sheets (including

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4. Move the paper release lever to the single-sheet position.Now you can load single sheets from the front or rear paperguide. For details, see “Using

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For Windows NT 3.5x Users . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-17Installing the printer driver . . . . . . . .

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The printer automatically advances the continuous paper fromthe standby position to the loading position when it receivesdata.Using the Micro-Feed Fea

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Adjusting the tear-off position If your paper perforation is not aligned with the tear-off edge, you can use the micro-adjust feature to move the perf

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LMaple Rev.DA5 size Chapter 397/06/17 pass 03-40 Paper Handling

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Chapter 4Controlling the PrinterProof Sign-off:Takata _______Kimura _______Grady _______Control Panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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This chapter explains how you can use the control panel tocontrol the basic operation of the printer and to perform moreadvanced operations, such as m

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DisplayThe display shows the following:❑Status messages that indicate the printer’s current status,as shown in the following table:Display message Sta

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LightsPower (green)On when the power switch is on and power is supplied to theprinter.Paper Out (red)On when the printer runs out of paper.Pause (oran

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Paper SelectPress this button to select on the control panel displaybefore you use and load continuous forms with labels oroverlapping multi-part for

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Tear OffPress this button to feed continuous paper to the tear-offposition. Press it again to feed the paper backward to theloading position.Note:You

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Other control panel featuresTo use a few of the more advanced functions of this printer,you must hold down the appropriate button while turning onthe

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