IBM 9068–A01/A03 Multi-Purpose Passbook Printer Operating Guide
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IBM 9068–A01/A03 Multi-Purpose Passbook Printer Operating Guide
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Chapter 1. Int Introducing ing the IB IBM M Operator Controls . . . . . Operator Panel . . . . . Miscellaneous Controls . . Document Insertion Aperture
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Chapter 2. Operating the Printer Replacing the Ribbon Cartridge . Preparing a Passbook for Printing Before You Begin Printing . . . Inserting a Document . . . . For Rejected Documents . . Printing a Document . . . . Removing a Jammed Document . Performing a Hex Dump Test . .
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Chapter 3. Determining Problems Symptom-Action Tables . . . . Operator Lights . . . . . . LED Display Indications . . . Printing Failure . . . . . . Running the Diagnostic Tests . . Power-On Test . . . . . .
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Chapte Chap terr 4. Mai Maint ntai aini ning ng,, Remo Removi ving ng,, and and Tra Trans nspo port rtin ing g Maintaining the Printer . . . . . . . . . . . Cleaning the Flapper Sheet, Gap Roller, and Platen . Cleaning the REMS Head . . . . . . . . . Removing the Printer for Transport . . . . . . . Transporting the Printer . . . . . . . . . . . Chapter 5. Olivetti Emulation . . . Emulating the Olivetti Emulation Modes Key assignment . . . . . . . . Before Customizing . . . . . . . CONFIGURATION MODE . . . . IBM MENU . . . . . . . . . OLIVETTI MENU . . . . . . . HORIZONTAL REMS OPTION . . Using the Different Functions . . . . Adjusting the Print Position . . . Stop Key Function . . . . . . . Automatic Paper loading . . . .
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Chapter 6. Customizing Your Printer . . . . . . . . . . . Using Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Using the Utility Support Diskette . . . . . . . . . . . . Setting Commands in Self-Test Mode . . . . . . . . . . . High-Impact Force Printing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . One-Time High-Impact Force Printing . . . . . . . . . . . Printer ID setup (command 21) . . . . . . . . . . . . . Featu eaturre selec electi tion on - REMS featu eaturre model odel on only ly (co (comma man nd 22 22)) . . . . Communication type setup (command 23) . . . . . . . . . . Serial communication interface setup (command 24) . . . . . . Communication speed setup (command 25) . . . . . . . . . Country setup - DBCS mode only (command 26) . . . . . . . Codepage setup - SBCS mode only (command 27) . . . . . . . Print speed setup (command 28) . . . . . . . . . . . . . Emulation mode setup - SBCS mode only (command 29) . . . . Thai Thai comp compos osee mo mode de setu setup p - code code page page 87 8744 on only ly (com (comma mand nd 2A) 2A) . . 9068 90 68 devi device ce ID setu setup p - USB USB comm commun unic icat atio ion n type type on only ly (com (comma mand nd 2b) 2b) Saving of setup and adjustment data (command 2F) . . . . . . Feed adjust (command 34) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Function definition 0 (command 50) . . . . . . . . . . . Function definition 1 setup (command 51) . . . . . . . . . Internal setting (Olivetti emulation) (command 61) . . . . . . Emulati lation on code ode pag page (O (Oli liv vetti etti emul emulat atiion on)) (co (comma man nd 62 62)) . . . . Hori Ho rizo zont ntal al ma marrgin gin setu setup p (O (Oli live vett ttii emul emulat atio ion) n) (com (comma mand nd 63 63)) . . . Verti erticcal margi argin n setu etup (O (Ollive ivetti tti emulat ulatio ion) n) (com (comm man and d 64 64)) . . . .
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Safety Notices
DANGER: 1. Read the voltage label on the printer. Make sure the power unit voltage requirements are compatible with the electrical outlet voltage. 2. Do not connect the printer to a power supply or to a control unit or computer until you are instructed to do so. 3. To avoid electrical shock, use the power cord and plug with a correctly grounded electrical outlet. 4. Electrical discharges from the power cable and the printer cable can be hazardous. To avoid electrical shock, disconnect the power cord from the IBM 9068-A01/A03 printer before connecting the printer cable. 5. Serious shock hazards exist within the cover of the power unit. Follow the instructions contained in this manual when installing, relocating, or opening the cover of the IBM 9068-A01/A03. 6. Do not power ON when opening the cover. 7. Use the power cord designated by IBM.
CAUTION: 1. In an emergency, disconnect the AC power plug or completely turn off power supplied to the equipment. 2. Keep away magnets when accessing internal mechanism to avoid mechanical accidents since magnets may cause the cover open switch to malfunction.
CAUTION for use in the United Kingdom, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong: For protection against risk of fire, don ’t replace the fuse in the plug body with any kind of fuse, except the specified fuse.
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Electrical current from the power cord and the printer cable is hazardous. To avoid shock hazard, connect and disconnect them as shown below when installing, moving, or opening the covers of this product or attached devices. The power cord must be used only with a properly grounded outlet. To connect
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Turn everything Off.
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First, attach all cables to devices.
First, remove the power cord from the outlet.
Remove the signal cables from receptacles.
Attach the signal cables to receptacles.
Remove all cables from devices.
Attach the power cord to an outlet.
Turn the device ON.
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Electronic Emission Notice Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
Properly shielded and grounded cables and connectors must be used in order to meet FCC emission limits. Proper cables and connectors are available from IBM authorized dealers. IBM is not responsible for any radio or television interference caused by using other than recommended cables and connectors or by unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment. Unauthorized changes or modifications could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Canadian Department of Communications Compliance Statement This equipment does not exceed Class A limits per radio noise emissions for a digital apparatus, set out in the Radio Interference Regulation of the Canadian Department of Communications.
Avis de conformité aux normes du ministère des Communications du Canada Cet équipement ne dépasse pas les limites de Classe A d ’émission de bruits radioélectrique pour les appareils num ériques, telles que prescrites par le Règlement sur le brouillage radio électrique établi par le ministère des Communications du Canada.
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European Community Directive Conformance Statement This product is in conformity with the protection requirements of EC Council Directive 89/336/EEC on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to electromagnetic compatibility. A declaration of Conformity with the requirements of the Directive has been signed by IBM Japan, Ltd, 1623-14 Shimotsuruma, Yamato-shi, Kanagawa-ken 242–8502, Japan. This product satisfies the Class B limits of EN 55022.
European Union (EU) Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive This product is in conformity with the protection requirements of EU Council Directive 89/336/EEC on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to electromagnetic compatibility. IBM cannot accept responsibility for any failure to satisfy the protection requirements resulting from a nonrecommended modification of the product, including the fitting of non-IBM option cards. This product has been tested and found to comply with the limits for Class B Information Technology Equipment according to CISPR 22 / European Standard EN 55022. The limits for Class B equipment were derived for typical residential environments to provide reasonable protection against interference with licensed communication devices. Dieses Gerät ist berechtigt in Ü bereinstimmung mit dem deutschen EMVG vom 9.Nov.92 das EG-Konformit ätszeichen zu f ühren. Der Au βteller der Konformit ätserklärung ist die IBM (IBM Japan, Ltd., 1623-14 Shimotsuruma, Yamato-shi, Kanagawa-ken 242–8502, Japan). Dieses Gerät erf üllt die Bedingungen der EN 55022 Klasse B.
Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) - Korea Please note that this device has been approved for business purpose with regard to electromagnetic interference. If you find this is not suitable for your use, you may exchange it for a non-business purpose one.
Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) - New Zealand Warning: This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment, this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.
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Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) - Taiwan
Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) - PRC
Power Line Harmonics - Japan
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About This Guide This guide explains how to use, determine problems, test, maintain, remove, transport, and customize the IBM 9068-A01/A03 Multi-Purpose Passbook Printer (hereafter called the IBM 9068-A01/A03). It is intended for users who use this printer in their daily operation.
What This Guide Contains Chapter 1. Introducing the IBM 9068-A01/A03 Printer contains basic information about the IBM 9068-A01/A03. Chapter 2. Operating the Printer describes the actual operation of the IBM 9068-A01/A03. Chapter 3. Determining Problems and Testing explains how to determine a problem from the system and how to recovery from this. Chapter 4. Maintaining, Removing, and Transporting the Printer describes how to maintain, remove, and transport the IBM 9068-A01/A03. Chapter 5. Olivetti Emulation explain how to control the various Olivette emulation modes. Chapter 6. Customizing Your Printer describes how to customize your printer to your needs.
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IBM 9068-A01/A03 Multi-Purpose Passbook Printer – Planning and Programming Guide, SA18-7721 IBM 9068-A01/A03 Multi-Purpose Passbook Printer –Planning and DBCS Mode Programming Guide, SA18-7722
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Chapter 1. Introducing the IBM 9068-A01/A03 Printer The IBM 9068-A01/A03 Multi-Purpose Passbook Printer, hereafter called the IBM 9068-A01/A03 printer, is a compact and easy-to-use table-top passbook/cut forms printer and offers enhanced features and high performance to support today ’s financial services industry needs.
Front View
The following units can be connected this printer: IBM PC, PS/55, PS/2, PS/VP, NetVista, or an Aptiva System Unit. The illustration below shows the rear view of the IBM 9068-A01/A03.
Rear View
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Operator Controls This section describes the controls on the IBM 9068-A01/A03 printer. The IBM 9068-A01/A03 printer offers the following types of operator controls: 1. Operator Panel 2. Miscellaneous Controls 3. Document Insertion Aperture
Operator Panel
This light indicates that power is being supplied to the printer. During normal operation, this light is the only light that remains on at all times. This light indicates the following: On
A document was inserted into the printer, and the printer is operating normally and ready to print.
Blinking
An error occurred during operation.
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No document is in the printer, the printer is switched off, or the printer is not ready to print.
These lights are used as determined by your organization. Ask your supervisor for a description of these lights. This light comes on in a serial or USB connection when the communication cable is connected and a control program (the device driver) is available. This light is continuously on in a parallel connection.
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These buttons send a signal to the control unit or to the computer notifying it that the printer is ready to print. If your organization has provided for it, your printer can be shared by two work-station operators. A Start 1 or a Start 2 button is assigned to each operator to control the printing from his or her work-station. Refer to “Printing a Document” on page 2-12 for information on how to use these buttons. The Start 1 and Start 2 buttons are also used to start the print test. Refer to “Print Tests” on page 3-6 for information on how these buttons function in print test.
The LED display displays a 2-row alphanumeric which indicate the machine status and the printer setup functions. At power-on self test, it displays a four-digit micro-code level in two passes. This button stops the printing and releases the document. When this button is pressed during a hardware error, the printer is reset. Note: If your organization decides to do so, the printer can print the remaining stored data on the next form that you insert.
This button is used by the operator to disable the auto document alignment function. In self-test mode, this button also changes the numbers on the LED display. Refer to “Chapter 6. Customizing Your Printer” on page 6-1 for details on how to use this button in self-test mode.
Miscellaneous Controls Cover Action Detect Function The IBM 9068-A01/A03 printer monitors the open and close status of the top cover. Printing will stop when the top cover is opened and the document will be ejected automatically when it is closed.
Power Switch This switch turns the power ON and OFF. Do not power-on immediately after powering off, wait 2 seconds.
Audible Alarm This audible alarm can be set by programming. For example, you can program the alarm to sound three times after a print operation. The only non-programmable condition is a hardware error. The alarm will sound for two seconds. Ask your supervisor on how the alarm is set for your organization. Chapter 1. Introducing the IBM 9068-A01/A03 Printer
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Document Insertion Aperture This aperture allows the operator to insert and remove forms at the front of the printer. The aperture has a horizontal, flat surface which allows most documents (of sufficiently short length) to be inserted with a single hand. The document orientation for insertion is top-edge first and face up. The operator is not required to register the document to a precise starting print position. If the document is skewed, the IBM 9068-A01/A03 printer automatically corrects the document skew or returns the document if the skew cannot be corrected.
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Chapter 2. Operating the Printer This section describes the following: v
Replacing the Ribbon Cartridge
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Replacing the Ribbon Cartridge 1. Switch the power switch to off. 2. Open the top cover.
3. Push back the blue latch on the left side of the print assembly at the same
time tilting up the upper frame by holding the blue portion, then release the blue latch.
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4. Detach the ribbon guide from the ribbon cartridge by pushing it down.
5. Remove the old ribbon cartridge.
6. Reset the print head on the right side.
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7. Install a new ribbon cartridge by hooking the upper left and right latches
on the cartridge to the upper left and right grooves on the print assembly and pushing down the cartridge until the lower hinges latch into place.
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8. Turn the ribbon advance knob counter-clockwise until the pin on the print
assembly fits firmly into the hole on the cartridge.
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9. Set the ribbon guide by the following procedure. a. Insert the both hooks of the ribbon guide into the rectangular holes on
the print head carrier, then, hold the ribbon guide with your index fingers. b. Put your thumbs on the both wings of the print head cover with
holding the ribbon guide with your index fingers. c. Pinch the ribbon guide and the print head cover with your index
fingers and thumbs until you hear a couple of clicks made by two latch pins of the ribbon guide. If you do not hear the clicks twice, try this procedure again.
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10. Turn the ribbon advance knob counterclockwise to remove any slack in
the ribbon. Also, make sure that the ribbon passes under the print head and around the bottom.
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11. Hold up the blue portion of the upper frame and lower the print
assembly. Then push back the blue latch until the frame latches firmly into place.
12. Close the top cover.
Reordering Cartridges The part number for reordering the ink ribbon cartridge is 07K4446. You can obtain the cartridge from any IBM-authorized supplies distributor.
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Preparing a Passbook for Printing 1. Prepare a vertical-fold or horizontal-fold passbook. Make sure that the
passbook does not have any folded corners. 2. Open the passbook to the page you want to print. 3. Fold back the passbook at the binding stitch so that the front and back
covers meet.
Binding Stitch 4. Carefully crease the passbook along the binding stitch. Open the passbook.
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Before You Begin Printing Make sure that the document has none of the following: v
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Documents having the above conditions could damage the printer. Never insert such documents into the printer. For details on the document specifications, refer to the following: v
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IBM 9068-A01/A03 Multi-Purpose Passbook Printer – Planning and Programming Guide, SA18-7721 IBM 9068-A01/A03 Multi-Purpose Passbook Printer – Planning and DBCS Mode Programming Guide, SA18-7722
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Inserting a Document 1. Make sure that no document is in the printer. 2. Insert a document into the printer at the center of the document tray with
it’s top-edge first and print surface facing up. 3. Release the document as it is fed into the printer. The Ready light comes on
when the document is accepted and is ready for printing. A document will be returned to the document tray if it is inserted on the extra skew.
For Rejected Documents You should use the Reject Off button for inserting documents that have been rejected by the printer. The cause of the rejection may be due to worn edges or non-square corners coming from over use of the document. This button disables the auto align function and enables the insertion of these documents. Documents should be aligned to the left or the right guide. (see “Inserting a Document ”). The Reject Off button is effective until: v
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Printing a Document Your organization can decide to have the printer start printing either immediately or after the Start 1 or the Start 2 button is pressed. Note: Your organization might not use the print operation procedures described below. Ask your supervisor for the correct procedure for your organization.
To print on a cut form, passbook, or a sheet of paper: 1. Insert a document (cut form, passbook, or paper). 2. If your organization has decided to print immediately after a document is
inserted, the printer automatically holds the document and starts printing. 3. If your organization has decided not to automatically start printing, you must press either the Start 1 or the Start 2 button to start printing. a. If you are sharing the printer with another station, press the Start
button assigned to your station. To determine which button, ask your supervisor. b. If you are not sharing the printer with another station, press either the Start 1 or the Start 2 button to start printing. 4. The printer automatically returns the document when printing is complete.
Remove the document.
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Removing a Jammed Document 1. Switch the power switch to OFF. 2. Open the top cover. 3. Push back the blue left latch and tilt the print assembly.
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4. Remove the jammed document. If necessary, turn the blue paper advance
knob to rotate the feed rollers forward or backward.
5. If you cannot remove the document, follow your organization ’s procedure
for obtaining service. 6. Lower the print assembly. Make sure the blue latch is locked. 7. Close the top cover.
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Performing a Hex Dump Test This test prints the transaction data (character data and control codes) in hexadecimal to help you diagnose an application program error. The controls (Control Codes or Control Extension Codes) in the transaction data are not executed, and a status code is returned to the application program indicating that all controls are treated as no-ops by the printer. Each byte will be printed as two hexadecimal characters with each pair of characters separated by a space. You will need a letter-size or an A4-size paper for this test. To run the hex dump test, do the following: 1. Switch the power switch to OFF. 2. While pressing the Start 1 and Reject Off buttons, switch the power switch
to ON. Keep on pressing the buttons until the following appears on the LED display:
3. To exit the test, switch the power switch to OFF.
Note: If you are using REMS, performing a hex dump test may result in communication error.
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Chapter 3. Determining Problems and Testing This section describes how to diagnose printer problems from various symptoms and to test the printer for correct operation. Instructions 1. If the printer fails during normal operation, do the diagnostic tests. See
“Power-On Test” on page 3-6. If the printer fails again, go to the next step. 2. Compare the symptom on your printer with the symptoms in the following Symptom-Action Tables: v
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3. If your symptom matches any of the symptoms in a table, perform the
prescribed action, each step at a time. 4. After each step, determine if the problem is corrected. Then, return to
normal operation. 5. If the problem is not corrected after you perform the prescribed action or if
you cannot find the symptom in the following tables, follow your organization’s procedures to get service.
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Cover is open.
Close the cover.
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Paper is jammed.
v
v
Span check error.
17
v
v
v
18 21 22
Paper edge search error. Align error Shutter error
v
v
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Remove the document. Reinsert the ribbon cartridge and check the ribbon path. Remove any foreign material that may prevent carrier movement. Reinsert the ribbon cartridge and check the ribbon path. If you still have a problem, follow your organization’s procedure for obtaining service. Reinsert the ribbon cartridge and check the ribbon path. Remove the document.
Paper is jammed.
Remove the document.
40 41
REMS sensor error. REMS head moving timeout.
Follow your organization’s procedure for obtaining service.
42 43 44 45 46 47
REMS related errors: Data not detected at data reading. Parity or LRC error detected at data reading. Format error detected at data reading. Data not detected at encoded data verifying. Parity or LRC error detected at verification of encoded data. Format error detected at verification or encoded data.
1. Check that the passbook has a magnetic stripe attached at the correct position.
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HP
3. Clean the magnetic head with a soft cloth using a cleaning fluid. 4. If you still have a problem, follow your organization’s procedure for obtaining service.
REMS sensor error Follow your organization’s during encoding. REMS procedure for obtaining service. illegal error.
4d 4E HEAd (HE
2. Check that the passbook is inserted in the correct direction.
first,
Ad
next)
The head overheated.
Wait a few minutes and re-insert the document.
The “One-Time High-Impact Force Printing” function is enabled.
This is not an error. See “One-Time High-Impact Force Printing” on page 6-6 for details.
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Printing Failure Note: Before you obtain service for any printing failure symptoms, make sure that you run the diagnostic tests described in “Running the Diagnostic Tests” on page 3-6. Symptom
Action
Printer prints but the printout is not clear or is not visible.
1. Make sure that the ribbon cartridge is installed correctly. 2. Make sure that no foreign material is in the document slot. 3. Make sure that the latch on the print assembly is locked. 4. Install a new ribbon cartridge.
If the print quality is still poor, try another ribbon cartridge that you know is good to make sure that the ink ribbon stock is good. 5. If you still have a problem, follow your organization’s procedure for obtaining service.
Printer does not space correctly.
Follow your organization’s procedure for obtaining service.
Missing dots in the print characters.
1. Make sure that the ribbon cartridge is installed correctly. Reinstall the ribbon cartridge. 2. If you still have a problem, follow your organization’s procedure for obtaining service.
Documents do not advance in a straight line or jam in the printer.
1. Your document may be curled, torn, or damaged. Insert a new document and try printing again. 2. If you still have a problem, follow your organization’s procedure for obtaining service.
The printing on a multi-part sheet Set and use “One-Time High-Impact Force of paper is too faint. Printing” on page 6-6. Documents inserted into the printer are rejected.
1. Make sure that the documents are within specifications and are not damaged. 2. You may have inserted the documents incorrectly. Make sure that the documents are inserted straight and at the center and try printing again. If a document has worn edges or non-square corners, press and release the Reject Off button, then reinsert the document. 3. If you still have a problem, follow your organization’s procedure for obtaining service.
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Symptom
Action
Ribbon does not advance or is damaged.
1. Make sure that the ribbon cartridge is installed correctly. 2. Replace the ribbon cartridge. 3. If you still have a problem, follow your organization’s procedure for obtaining service.
Documents are not fed.
Check the following: 1. The cover/printer unit is lowered. 2. No documents are remaining.
Then, align the document at the center and feed it from the front opening.
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Running the Diagnostic Tests You can run the following diagnostic tests to test the printer functions and operations. v
Power-On Test
v
Print Tests
Power-On Test To run the power-on test, do the following: 1. Switch the power switch to ON. The power-on test runs automatically. 2. All operator lights come on immediately and then go off. 3. The printer starts a series of mechanical movements for approximately five
seconds. The power-on test is successful when: v
the Power light remains on,
v
the Ready, 1, 2, and 3 lights go off,
v
all mechanical movements stop,
v
the display on the LED display becomes blank.
If the above does not occur, go to “Symptom-Action Tables” on page 3-2.
Print Tests The print tests are used to print the following messages: v
Self-test message
v
Character-set pattern
Printing the Self-Test Message The self-test message is used to: v
v
Diagnose and correct printer problems. Verify the changes you made from the factory setting to your organization ’s setting.
To print the self-test message, do the following: 1. Switch the power switch to OFF. 2. While pressing the Start 1 or Start 2 button, switch the power switch to
ON. Keep on pressing the button until the following appears on the LED display:
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3. Press the Start 2 button again. 4. Insert a letter-size or an A4-size paper into the printer. 5. The printer holds the document in place and prints the selt-test message.
To return the printer to on-line operation, you must switch the power switch to OFF, wait 2 seconds, and then switch it to on again. Sample Self-Test Message: The self-test message shown below is a sample and may not look exactly like your printout. IBM Emulation
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Olivetti Emulation
Legend: MACHINE TYPE
Indicates the machine type. MODEL
Indicates the model.
FONT ID/VERSION
Indicates one of the FONT ID 06, 07, 08 and FONT version installed in your printer. PRINTER ID
Indicates the printer emulation mode. (command 21) FEATURE
Indicates the features installed. (command 22) COMMUNICATION
Indicates the type of communication interface used (command 23, 24 and 2b). BAUD RATE
Indicates the speed set on the serial interface (command 25).
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COUNTRY/CODE PAGE
Indicates the country or codepage setup numbers (command 26 for SBCS mode and 27 for DBCS mode). PRINT SPEED
Indicates normal or draft print mode (command 28). EMULATION MODE
Indicates the type of emulation being used (command 29). FUNCTION DEF.0 - 4
Indicates the value of the Function Definition Byte (commands 50 — 54). WIRE TEST
Indicates by number, the print wire being tested and a short line printed by that wire to the right of the number. MICROCODE
Indicates the release number and version number of the microcode. OLIVETTI SETTINGS
Refer to the “Chapter 5. Olivetti Emulation ” on page 5-1 and the setup commands for Olivetti Emulation (command 61 — 69).
Printing the Character Set Pattern 1. Switch the power switch to OFF. 2. While pressing the Start 1 or Start 2 button, switch the power switch to
ON. Keep on pressing the button until the following appears on the LED display:
3. Release the Start 1 or the Start 2 button. The active left digit is blinking
and the printer is now in self-test mode. 4. Press the Reject Off button once. The blinking left digit 0 changes to a 1. 5. Press the Start 1 button. The blinking switches from the left digit to the
right digit. 6. Press the Reject Off button three times. The blinking right digit 0 changes to a 3.
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9. The printer holds the document in place and prints the character-set
pattern. The document is then returned. 10. If the left digit 1 and the right digit 3 are not blinking after printing, insert
another document to print the remaining message. To return the printer to on-line operation, you must switch the power switch to OFF, wait 2 seconds, and then switch it to ON again. Sample Character-Set Pattern: The character-set pattern is a printout of the character set stored in your printer.
The following is a sample printout.
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Chapter 4. Maintaining, Removing, and Transporting the Printer This section describes how to maintain, remove, and transport the printer for repair.
Maintaining the Printer You are responsible for keeping the printer clean. Failure to do routine maintenance might cause printer failure.
CAUTION: Before you clean the printer, make sure that the printer power is switched OFF, and that the power cord is disconnected from the electric outlet.
Cleaning the Flapper Sheet, Gap Roller, and Platen Do the following at least every 3 months: 1. Tilt up the print assembly and remove the ribbon cartridge. 2. Clean the flapper sheet, gap roller, and platen using a damp cloth and mild
soap.
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Do not use any spray-type or chemical cleaners anywhere on your printer.
Cleaning the REMS Head Do the following at least every 3 months: 1. Open the top cover. 2. Clean the REMS head surface with mild soap and a damp cloth.
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Do note use any spray-type or chemical cleaners anywhere on your printer.
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Removing the Printer for Transport
CAUTION: To avoid electric shock, disconnect the power cord from the printer before connecting the cables to the connectors.
1. Switch the printer power switch to OFF. 2. Disconnect the power cord from the electric outlet. 3. Disconnect the printer cable from the controlling unit. If necessary, use the
instructions shipped with the control unit or computer. 4. Remove the printer.
Note: Make sure that you include the power cord and the printer cable with the printer.
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Transporting the Printer Occasionally it might be necessary to transport the printer, such as during equipment relocation. During transportation, do not drop, hit other objects, or place heavy objects on the printer. Normal movement of a printer within your organization does not require the printer to be packed. However, if you are shipping the printer, it should be packed in an original shipping carton. The printer should be correctly packed during relocation.
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Chapter 5. Olivetti Emulation This chapter explains how to control the 9068-A01/A03 Multi-purpose Passbook Printer in Olivetti PR50, PR2845, or PR2 emulation mode.
Emulating the Olivetti Emulation Modes The 9068-A01/A03 Multi-Purpose Passbook Printer emulates the Olivetti PR50, PR2845, or PR2 mode without installing any software.
Key assignment Table 5-1. Key assignment of the IBM 9068-A01/A03 Printer Olivetti emulation
Olivetti Printer
IBM 9068-A01/A03 Printer Olivetti emulation
LOCAL KEY
STOP KEY*
STATION 1 KEY
START 1 KEY
STATION 2 KEY
START 2 KEY
Note: * If pressing stop key more than 1(sec), the inserted paper will be ejected.
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Before Customizing Before you customize the IBM 9068-A01/A03 Printer for Olivetti Printer emulation, confirm the Olivetti Printer configuration.
CONFIGURATION MODE Table 5-2. The Olivetti Printer Configuration Mode and the IBM 9068-A01/A03 Printer configuration command
Olivetti Item
9068-A01/A03 Selection
Page
EMULATION
OLIVETTI CMD61 '10' IBM CMD61 '11'
6-29
SIDE
L R
CMD61 '50' CMD61 '51'
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AUTOMATIC ALIGNMENT
YES (Fixed)
PAPER EDGE DETECTION
YES (Fixed)
WAIT TIME
Not supported
INTERFACE
RS232C only
BAUD RATE
CMD25
6-12
BIT/CHAR
CMD24
6-10
PARITY
CMD24
6-10
STOP BIT
CMD24
6-10
DSR
YES (Fixed)
6-10
DCD
NO (Fixed)
IBM MENU Table 5-3. The Olivetti IBM menu and the IBM 9068-A01/A03 Printer
Olivetti Item
9068-A01/A03 Selection
PASSBOOK
YES (Fixed)
CHAR SET
CMD27
6-15
PC TABLE
CMD 50
6-24
CHAR DEFINITION
DRAFT (Fixed)
CPI
CMD 66
6-36
LF+CR
CMD 50
6-24
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Table 5-3. The Olivetti IBM menu and the IBM 9068-A01/A03 Printer (continued)
Olivetti Item
9068-A01/A03 Selection
CR+LF
CMD 50
LINE LENGTH
90 (FIXED)
FORM LENGTH
Not Supported
Page
BOTTOM MARGIN IBM-PP Not Supported LIKE TOP MARGIN IBM-PP LIKE Not Supported
OLIVETTI MENU Table 5-4. The Olivetti menu and the IBM 9068-A01/A03 Printer configuration command
Olivetti Item
9068-A01/A03 Selection
Page
PASSBOOK
YES (Fixed)
LINE BUFFER PR40 LIKE
NO (Fixed)
CHAR SET
CMD 62
6-31
NATION
CMD 62
6-31
CHAR DEFINITION
CMD 69
6-41
CPI
CMD 65
6-35
VERTICAL RESOLUTION
1/240 1/216
CMD61 '30' CMD61 '31'
6-29
LF+CR
N Y
CMD61 '40' CMD61 '41'
6-29
RESET WITH EJECT
NO (Fixed)
PRINTER REPLY ON SYNCHRONIZED DSR
NO (Fixed)
HORIZONTAL REMS OPTION Table 5-5. The Olivetti REMS menu and the IBM 9068-A01/A03 Printer configuration command
Olivetti Item
9068–A01/A03 Selection
Page
STANDARD
IBM3604
6-39 CMD68 '70'
ISO/DIN ANSI
CMD68 '71' Not supported
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Table 5-5. The Olivetti REMS menu and the IBM 9068-A01/A03 Printer configuration command (continued)
Olivetti Item
9068–A01/A03 Selection
END SENTINEL
F C
DISPLACEMENT
STANDARD CMD68 '20' and '10' CMD68 '21' and +10 '20' +20 CMD68 '20' and '11'
DUPLICATE
RETRY
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CMD68 '50' CMD68 '51'
Page
6-39
“REMS setting (Olivetti emulation) (command 68)” on page 6-39
N Y
CMD68 '30' CMD68 '31'
“REMS setting (Olivetti
1 3
CMD68 '40' CMD68 '41'
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Using the Different Functions Adjusting the Print Position If the print position of the IBM 9068-A01/A03 Printer differs from the Olivetti Printer, measure the horizontal and vertical difference respectively, and execute CMD 63 (refer to page “Horizontal margin setup (Olivetti emulation) (command 63)” on page 6-33) and CMD 64 (refer to page “Vertical margin setup (Olivetti emulation) (command 64) ” on page 6-34) respectively.
Stop Key Function The IBM 9068-A01/A03 Printer Olivetti Emulation has a Stop key function to stop printing and eject a paper. The Stop key function becomes effective when the Stop button is pressed for more than a second. To enable stop key function immediately, execute CMD 61 (“Internal setting (Olivetti emulation) (command 61)” on page 6-29).
Automatic Paper loading The IBM 9068-A01/A03 Printer Olivetti Emulation does not load a paper until it receives a valid command. To enable automatic paper loading, execute CMD 61 (“Internal setting (Olivetti emulation) (command 61) ” on page 6-29).
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Chapter 6. Customizing Your Printer This chapter describes how to change the printer settings if necessary, from the factory ship settings to the setting for your organization using either of the following methods: v
Commands
v
Utility Support Diskette
Using Commands This section describes how to change the printer settings using commands. These commands can be input from the LED display in self-test mode. Refer to “Setting Commands in Self-Test Mode” on page 6-3 on how to input commands. The following settings can be customized to meet your organization ’s operating environment: Printer ID setup (command 21) Feature selection - REMS feature model only (command 22) Communication type setup (command 23) Serial communication interface setup (command 24) Communication speed setup (command 25) Country setup - DBCS mode only (command 26) Code page setup - SBCS mode only (command 27) Print speed setup (command 28) Emulation mode setup - SBCS mode only (command 29) Thai compose mode setup - Code Page 874 only (command 2A) 9068 device ID - USB communication type only (command 2b) Saving of setup and adjustment data (command 2F) Feed adjust (command 34) Function definition 0 (command 50) Function definition 1 (command 51) Internal setting (Olivetti emulation) (command 61) Emulation code page (Olivetti emulation) (command 62) Horizontal margin setup (Olivetti emulation) (command 63) Vertical margin setup (Olivetti emulation) (command 64) Olivetti default CPI (Olivetti emulation) (command 65) Proprinter default CPI (Olivetti emulation) (command 66) PR50/K internal setting - DBCS mode only (Olivetti emulation) (command 67) REMS setting (Olivetti emulation) (command 68) Font type (Olivetti emulation) (command 69) v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v
v v
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After customizing your printer, take a printout of the Self-Test Message and file it in a safe place. You should enclose this printout when you are sending back the printer to IBM for repair. IBM Customer Service Representatives will use this printout to set the settings back to your customized values.
Using the Utility Support Diskette This section describes how to change the printer setting using the Utility Support diskette which is provided as a standard item of the 9068-A01/A03 printer. This tool is included in the IBM 9068 –A01/A03 Multi-Purpose Passbook Printer Manuals and Drivers CD-ROM. To change the printer settings for serial or parallel, do the following: 1. Turn off the printer. 2. Insert the Utility Support diskette into drive A of your PC which should be
connected to the 9068-A01/A03 printer through a serial or a parallel cable. 3. Turn on the PC or restart it by pressing the Ctrl + Alt + Del keys. 4. Turn on the printer. 5. Follow the instructions displayed on the screen.
To change the printer settings for USB, do the following: 1. Turn off the printer. 2. Turn on the PC or restart it by pressing the Ctrl + Alt + Del keys. 3. Insert the Utility Support diskette into drive A of your PC which should be
connected to the 9068-A01/A03 printer through a USB cable. 4. Open the MS-DOS command prompt and move to the drive A and key in USBUTIL and press ENTER key. 5. Turn on the printer. 6. Follow the instructions displayed on the screen.
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Setting Commands in Self-Test Mode The following buttons are used to set commands from the operator panel in self-test mode. This button changes the number on the LED display.
This button moves the effective input area of the LED display from left to right and vice versa.
This button stores the input parameters or performs the commands that have been input.
This button, in the command wait condition or hardware error condition, resets the hardware and the LED display to 00. In other conditions, it displays the current active command again. If you press this button together with the Start 1 button after a hardware error, you can display 00 without resetting the hardware.
To set the commands and parameters in self-test mode, do the following: 1. Switch the power switch to OFF. 2. While pressing the Start 1 or Start 2 button, switch the power switch to
ON. Keep on pressing the button until the following appears on the LED display:
3. Enter the command or parameter number. v
v
v
To change the first digit, press the Reject Off button until the number you want appears. To move to the second digit, press the Start 1 button. The second digit begins to blink. To change the second digit, press the Reject Off button until the number you want appears.
4. Press the Start 2 button to run a command or to save the setup or
adjustment values temporarily in the printer memory. If the number you
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input is a print test, you must insert a document from the document tray. The test result will be printed (see “Print Tests” on page 3-6). 5. If you don’t want to change the input you just made, then press the Stop
button and input the number again. 6. If you want to save the changes you just made in the printer flash memory permanently, run command 2F.
Note: The beeper sounds and the numbers are displayed consecutively on the LED. Do not power off the printer since essential data in the printer memory may be lost or damaged and the printer may not function properly. 7. If you want to return to normal operation without saving the changed
values permanently, switch the power switch to off, wait 2 seconds, then switch it to on again.
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High-Impact Force Printing You can use the high-impact force printing to make better copies when printing with multipart paper. To enable this function, set 31 with the function definition 1 setup command 51. Refer to “Function definition 1 setup (command 51)” on page 6-27 further information. Warning: Using high-impact printing shortens the ink ribbon life.
This mode is effective when: v
v
31 is set by the function definition 1 setup. Cut form is selected by the PFT parameter of the Page Presentation Media (PPM) control extension. Refer to the following:
– IBM 9068-A01/A03 Multi-Purpose Passbook Printer – Planning and Programming Guide, SA18-7721
– IBM 9068-A01/A03 Multi-Purpose Passbook Printer – Planning and DBCS Mode Programming Guide, SA18-7722 Cut form is the power-on default of the IBM 9068-A01/A03 printer. v
v
The constant emphasis print mode is disabled by setting command 51 with the function definition 1 setup (for SBCS mode). The draft print mode is enabled (for DBCS mode) by the Set Draft Print Mode (ESX OE 01) control codes, or when Always draft or Always fast draft is selected from the print mode setup command 28.
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One-Time High-Impact Force Printing You can use the one-time high-impact force printing to make better copies when printing with multipart paper. If you use both single-part and multi-part documents, one-time high-impact force printing give you longer ribbon life and allows wider variation of printing paper than high-impact force printing. The one-time high-impact force printing is achieved only when you press the Start 1 or Start 2 button before inserting a document; HP is displayed on the LED. After printing is completed and the document ejected, one-time high-impact force printing is automatically deactivated and HP on the LED goes off. To enable this function, set 21 with the function definition 1 setup command 51. Refer to “Function definition 1 setup (command 51) ” on page 6-27 for details. Warning: Using one-time high-impact force printing frequently shortens the ink ribbon life.
This mode is effective when: v
v
v
21 is set by the function definition 1 setup. High-Impact Force is disabled by setting 30 in the function definition 1 setup. Cut form is selected by the PFT parameter of the Page Presentation Media (PPM) control extension. Refer to the following:
– IBM 9068-A01/A03 Multi-Purpose Passbook Printer – Planning and Programming Guide, SA18–7721 – IBM 9068-A01/A03 Multi-Purpose Passbook Printer – Planning and DBCS Mode Programming Guide, SA18–7722 Cut form is the power-on default of the IBM 9068 –A01/A03 printer. v
v
The constant emphasis print mode is disabled by setting command 51 with the function definition 1 setup (for SBCS mode).
The draft print mode is enabled (for DBCS mode) by the Set Draft Print Mode (ESX OE 01) control codes or when Always draft or Always fast draft is selected from the print mode setup command 28.
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Printer ID setup (command 21) This setup command sets the printer ID. 1. Enter the command number 21 using the Reject Off and Start 1 buttons.
2. Press the Start 2 button to run this command. The current setting appears and the operator light 1 comes on. 3. Enter one of the following using the Reject Off and Start 1 buttons.
: for 4722-1
: for 4722-3
: for 4748
: for 9055-001
: for 4772-001 : for Olivetti PR50 : for Olivetti PR2845 : for Olivetti PR2 4. Press the Start 2 button to save the value temporarily in the printer memory. The operator light 1 goes off. 5. Go to a different command.
or When you have completed all of your command settings, run command 2F to save the values permanently in the printer flash memory.
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Feature selection - REMS feature model only (command 22) This setup command selects the Read/Encode Magnetic stripe feature. 1. Enter the command number 22 using the Reject Off and Start 1 buttons. 2. Press the Start 2 button to run this command. The current setting appears and the operator light 1 comes on. 3. Enter the following on the display using the Reject Off button:
: Without REMS feature : REMS feature Note: NEVER select REMS feature if the IBM 9068-A01/A03 Printer does NOT have REMS feature. 4. Press the Start 2 button to save the value temporarily in the printer memory. The operator light 1 goes off. 5. Go to a different command.
or When you have completed all of your command settings, run command 2F to save the values permanently in the printer flash memory.
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Communication type setup (command 23) This command selects the communication type. 1. Enter the command number 23 using the Reject Off and Start 1 buttons.
2. Press the Start 2 button to run this command. The current setting appears and the operator light 1 comes on. 3. Enter either of the following on the display using the Reject Off button:
: Serial (RS232) : Parallel : USB (supported by 9068-A01/A03 microcode version 08 release 05 (CSD05) or later) 4. Press the Start 2 button to save the value temporarily in the printer memory. The operator light 1 goes off. 5. Go to a different command.
or When you have completed all of your command settings, run command 2F to save the values permanently in the printer flash memory. Note: Olivetti emulation cannot be used with Parallel and USB attachment.
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Serial communication interface setup (command 24) This setup command selects the communication protocol. 1. Enter the command number 24 using the Reject Off and Start 1 buttons.
2. Press the Start 2 button to run this command. The current setting appears and the operator light 1 comes on. 3. Enter either of the following on the display using the Reject Off button:
: With Finance Device Driver (Honor CTS) : With Finance Device Driver (Ignore CTS) : Without Finance Device Driver (select this parameter for Olivetti emulation) 4. If you selected a 0 or a 1 in the above step, go to step 6. 5. If you selected a 2 in the above step, the operator light 2 comes on and
the present setting is displayed on the LED display. Enter a new setting using the Reject Off button. : Parity Off : Odd Parity : Even Parity : Ignore Parity 6. Press the Start 2 button. The current STOP BIT setting appears on the LED display, and the operator light 3 comes on. Enter one of the following on the display using the Reject Off button.
: One stop bit : Two stop bits 7. If you selected a 0 or 1 in step 3, go to step 9.
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8. If you selected a 2 in step 3, press the Start button. The current data bit setting appears on the LED and the operator lights 1 and 3 come on. Enter one of the following on the display using the Reject Off button.
: Seven data bits : Eight data bits 9. Press the Start 2 button to save the value temporarily in the printer memory. The operator light 1, 2 and 3 goes off. 10. Go to a different command.
or When you have completed all of your command settings, run command 2F to save the values permanently in the printer flash memory.
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Communication speed setup (command 25) This setup command determines the communication speed of the serial interface. 1. Enter the command number 25 using the Reject Off and Start 1 buttons.
2. Press the Start 2 button to run this command. The current setting appears and the operator light 1 comes on. 3. Enter one of the following using the Reject Off button.
: 1200 baud : 2400 baud : 4800 baud : 9600 baud : 19200 baud 4. Press the Start 2 button to save the value temporarily in the printer memory. The operator light 1 goes off. 5. Go to a different command.
or When you have completed all of your command settings, run command 2F.
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Country setup - DBCS mode only (command 26) This setup command determines the language code to be used by the printer. For Olivetti Emulation, this setup is valid when PR50/K emulation mode. 1. Enter the command number 26 using the Reject Off and Start 1 buttons.
2. Press the Start 2 button to run this command. The current setting appears and the operator light 1 comes on. 3. Enter one of the following on the display using the Reject Off button:
For printer using FONT ID 06: : Taiwan/IBMPC : Taiwan/BIG-5 For printer using FONT ID 07: : Korea/IBMPC : Korea/KSC : Korea/UHC For printer using FONT ID 08:
: PRC/IBM PC
: PRC/GB : PRC/GBK Refer to “Sample Self-Test Message” on page 3-7 for the FONT ID installed on your printer. 4. Press the Start 2 button to save the value temporarily in the printer memory. The operator light 1 goes off. 5. Go to a different command.
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or When you have completed all of your command settings, run command 2F to save the values permanently in the printer flash memory.
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Codepage setup - SBCS mode only (command 27) This setup command determines the codepage used by the IBM 9068-A01/A03 while power is switched on. 1. Enter the command number 27 using the Reject Off and Start 1 buttons.
2. Press the Start 2 button to run this command. The current setting appears and the operator light 1 comes on. 3. Enter one of the following using the Reject Off and Start 1 buttons. Number
Code Page
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 0A 0b 0C 0d 0E 0F
CP 437 CP 808 CP 813 CP 850 CP 851 CP 852 CP 855 CP 857 CP 858 CP 860 CP 862 CP 863 CP 864 CP 865 CP 866
10 11 12 13 14
CP CP CP CP CP
867 868 869 872 874
15 16 17 18 19 1A 1b
CP CP CP CP CP CP CP
876 877 1161 1250 1251 1252 1253
ISO MS Windows Codepage
ISO 8859-7
MS 874/ ISO 8859-11
MS MS MS MS
1250 1251 1252 1253
Country/ Language
Standard Russian (Cyrillic) Greek Multilingual Greek Latin 2 Cyrillic 1 Turkish (Latin 5) Multilingual Portuguese Hebrew Canadian French Arabic Nordic Russian (Cyrillic 2) Hebrew Urdu Greek Cyrillic 1 Thai OCR A OCR B Thai Latin 2 Cyrillic Latin 1 Greek
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Number
Code Page
ISO MS Windows Codepage
1C 1d 1F 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 28 29
CP 1254 CP 1255 CP 1257 CP 1258 CP 819 CP 912 CP 913 CP 914 CP 915 CP 916 CP 920 CP 919
MS 1254 MS 1255 MS 1257 MS 1258 ISO 8859-1 ISO 8859-2 ISO 8859-3 ISO 8859-4 ISO 8859-5 ISO 8859-8 ISO 8859-9 ISO 8859-10
2d
CP 923
ISO 8859-15
Country/ Language
Turkish Hebrew Baltic Rim Vietnamese Latin 1 Latin 2 Latin 3 Latin 4 Cyrillic Hebrew Latin 5 (Turkey) Latin 6 (Baltic/ Scandinavian) Latin 9 (Latin 1 w/Euro)
4. Press the Start 2 button to save the value temporarily in the printer memory. The operator light 1 goes off. 5. Go to a different command.
or When you have completed all of your command settings, run command 2F to save the values permanently in the printer flash memory.
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Print speed setup (command 28) This setup command sets the default print speed. This setting is overridden by the control codes ESX63 (for DBCS mode) or CSP63 (for SBCS mode). 1. Enter the command number 28 using the Reject Off and Start 1 buttons.
2. Press the Start 2 button to run this command. The current setting appears and the operator light 1 comes on. 3. Enter one of the following on the display using the Reject Off button:
: Normal (default) : Enable fast draft : Always draft : Always fast draft 4. Press the Start 2 button to save the value temporarily in the printer memory. The operator light 1 goes off. 5. Go to a different command.
or When you have completed all of your command settings, run command 2F to save the values permanently in the printer flash memory.
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Emulation mode setup - SBCS mode only (command 29) This setup command determines the emulation mode. 1. Enter the command number 29 using the Reject Off and Start 1 buttons.
2. Press the Start 2 button to run this command. The current setting appears and the operator light 1 comes on. 3. Enter either of the following on the display using the Reject Off button:
: 4722/4772 compatible : Pro-printer emulation 4. Press the Start 2 button to save the value temporarily in the printer memory. The operator light 1 goes off. 5. Go to a different command.
or When you have completed all of your command settings, run command 2F to save the values permanently in the printer flash memory.
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Thai compose mode setup - code page 874 only (command 2A) This setup command determines the compose mode for printing the Thai characters. 1. Enter the command number 2A using the Reject Off and Start 1 buttons.
2. Press the Start 2 button to run this command. The current setting appears and the operator light 1 comes on. 3. Enter either of the following on the display using the Reject Off button:
: Non-compose : Auto-compose : Auto-compose+3SP-align : Auto-compose+EOF-align : Auto-compose+3SP/EOF-align 4. Press the Start 2 button to save the value temporarily in the printer memory. The operator light 1 goes off. 5. Go to a different command.
or When you have completed all of your command settings, run comand 2F to save the values permanently in the printer flash memory.
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9068 device ID setup - USB communication type only (command 2b) This command assigns a unique device ID to each 9068 printer when connecting multiple 9068 printers to the host system through the USB interface. 1. Enter the command number 2b using the Reject Off and Start 1 buttons.
2. Press the Start 2 button to run this command. The current setting appears and the operator light 1 comes on. 3. Select a device ID displayed by pressing Reject Off button. 4. Press the Start 2 button to save the value temporarily in the printer memory. The operator light 1 goes off. 5. Go to a different command.
or When you have completed all of your command settings, run comand 2F to save the values permanently in the printer flash memory.
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Saving of setup and adjustment data (command 2F) This command saves the setup or adjusted values to the printer flash memory. 1. Enter the setup and/or adjusted values you want to change using some
other command. 2. Enter the command number 2F using the Reject Off and Start 1 buttons.
3. Press the Start 2 button. A character y is displayed on the LED display. 4. Press the Start 2 button again to save the value temporarily in the printer
memory. A beep sounds and numbers appear consecutively on the LED. Caution: Do not power off the printer when you are running this command since essential data in the printer memory may be lost or damaged and the printer may not function properly. 5. Go to a different command.
or When you have completed all of your command settings, power off the printer to exit Self-Test mode.
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Feed adjust (command 34) This setup command adjusts the line spacing of a document. 1. Enter the command number 34 using the Reject Off and Start 1 buttons.
2. Press the Start 2 button to run this command. 3. Insert a letter-size or an A4-size paper into the printer. The document is fed
into the printer and a horizontal line is printed near the top of the form and seven horizontal lines at the bottom.
4. The document is ejected, light 1 comes on, and a 4 is displayed on the LED
display. 5. Measure the distance between a and b with a ruler and input a number whose line is closest to 10 inch (254 mm) using the Reject Off button.
Note: If there are no lines in this measurable range, select 1 or 7 and try again. 6. Press the Start 2 button to save the value temporarily in the printer
memory.
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7. Go to a different command.
or When you have completed all of your command settings, run command 2F to save the values permanently in the printer flash memory.
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Function definition 0 (command 50) This setup command sets the operating conditions of the printer when power is switched on. 1. Enter the command number 50 using the Reject Off and Start 1 buttons.
2. Press the Start 2 button to run this command. The value 8 appears on the left digit and the current setting ( 0 or 1) appears on the right digit, and the operator light 1 comes on. 3. Enter a 0 or a 1 at the right digit using the Reject Off button. The Start 2 button changes the left digit in descending order ( 8, 7,...1) while the Reject Off button toggles the right digit between 0 and 1.
Note: You will not be able to exit this command setup until you have completed setting all eight settings.
If you press the Stop button midway between the process, the settings you made up to then will be lost and you will revert to the former settings For DBCS Mode: Left Left Digi Digitt Righ Rightt Digit
Function
Audible alarm sounds at the end of a document. Audible alarm does not sound at the end of a document.
6 lines-per-inch spacing Note: After the online communication is established, instructions from the host can override the 6 LPI setting. 8 lines-per-inch spacing Note: After the online communication is established, instructions from the host can override the 8 LPI setting. Respect the programmed Unidirection command. Ignore the programmed Unidirection command.
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Left Left Digi Digitt Righ Rightt Digit
Function
Reserved, however this number should be input. Reserved
Reserved, however this number should be input. Reserved
Reserved, however this number should be input. Reserved
Reserved, however this number should be input. Reserved
Reserved, however this number should be input. Reserved
For SBCS Mode: Left Left Digi Digitt Righ Rightt Digit
Function
Audible alarm sounds at the end of a document. Audible alarm does not sound at the end of a document.
Prints a standard zero. Prints zero with a slash.
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Left Left Digi Digitt Righ Rightt Digit
Function
Carriage return (CR) only is done by the received CR control code. CR and line feed (LF) are done by the received CR control code. Reserved, however this number should be input. Reserved
Uses the Character Set 1 as the default. Uses the Character Set 2 as the default.
Carriage return (CR) is not done on the forms move operation. Carriage return (CR) is done on the forms move operation.
Reserved, however this number should be input. Reserved
Reserved, however this number should be input. Reserved
4. Press the Start 2 button when the left digit is a 1 to save the value temporarily in the printer memory. The operator light 1 goes off. 5. Go to a different command.
or When you have completed all of your command settings, run command 2F to save the values permanently in the printer flash memory.
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Function definition 1 setup (command 51) This setup command determines the font and character size. You do not have to set this command during normal operation. 1. Enter the command number 51 using the Reject Off and Start 1 buttons.
2. Press the Start 2 button to run this command. The value 8 appears on the left digit and the current setting ( 0 or 1) appears on the right digit, and the operator light 1 comes on. 3. Enter a 0 or a 1 at the right digit using the Reject Off button. The Start 2 button changes the left digit in descending order ( 8, 7,...1) while the Reject Off button toggles the right digit between 0 and 1.
Note: You will not be able to exit this command setup until you have completed setting all eight settings.
If you press the Stop button midway between the process, the settings you made up to then will be lost and you will revert to the former settings. Left Digit Right Digit
Function
Ignore 4722 font (9-dot) load command (SBCS mode only). Accept 4722 font (9-dot) load command (SBCS mode only).
The 18 character-per-inch condensed print mode is used (DBCS mode only). The 17.1 character-per-inch condensed print mode is used (DBCS mode only). The 10 CPI character pitch is used (SBCS mode only). Note: After the online communication is established, instructions from the host can override the 10 CPI setting. The 12 CPI character pitch is used (SBCS mode only). Note: After the online communication is established, instructions from the host can override the 12 CPI setting. Enables the draft font. Disables the draft font.
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Left Digit Right Digit
Function
Disables the ever-emphasis print mode. Enables the ever-emphasis print mode.
Disables dark print mode. Enables dark print mode. Since more pressure is exerted on the head pins, this mode is suitable for printing on carbonless duplicating paper. Disables One-Time High-Impact Force printing. Enable One-Time High-Impact Force printing, valid when dark print mode is disabled. Reserved, however this number should be input. Reserved
4. Press the Start 2 button when the left digit is a 1 to save the value temporarily in the printer memory. The operator light 1 goes off. 5. Go to a different command.
or When you have completed all of your command settings, run command 2F to save the values permanently in the printer flash memory.
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Internal setting (Olivetti emulation) (command 61) This setup command sets the Olivetti emulation operating conditions of the printer when power is switched on. 1. Enter the command number 61 using the Reject Off and Start 1 buttons. 2. Press the Start 2 button to run this command. The value 8 appears on the left digit and the current setting ( 0 or 1) appears on the right digit, and the operator light 1 comes on. 3. Enter a 0 or a 1 at the right digit using the Reject Off button. The Start 2 button changes the left digit in descending order ( 8, 7,...1) while the Reject Off button toggles the right digit between 0 and 1.
Note: You will not be able to exit this command setup until you have completed setting all eight settings. If you press the Stop button midway between the process, the settings you made up to then will be lost and you will revert to the former settings. Left Digit Right Digit
Function
8
0
The stop function activates after keeping pressing stop key about 1 (sec).
1
The stop function activates after keeping pressing stop key about 0.2 (sec).
0
Reserved, however this number should be input.
1
Reserved.
0
PR50 emulation
1
PR40 emulation
0
Emulation of left aligned model.
1
Emulation of right aligned model.
0
Carriage return (CR) is not done on the forms move operation.
1
Carriage return (CR) is done on the forms move operation.
0
Emulation of n/240[inch] vertical step
1
Emulation of n/216[inch] vertical step
0
A document is not loaded into the printer automatically.
1
A document is loaded into the printer automatically.
0
Olivetti emulation
1
IBM Proprinter X24 emulation
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
4. Press the Start 2 button to save the value temporarily in the printer memory. The operator light 1 goes off. 5. Go to a different command.
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or When you have completed all of your command settings, run command 2F to save the values permanently in the printer flash memory.
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Emulation code page (Olivetti emulation) (command 62) This setup command determines the codepage used by the IBM 9068-A01/A03 Printer while power is switched on. This setting is overridden by the control code ESC [ nnn. 1. Enter the command number 62 using the Reject Off and Start 1 buttons. 2. Press the Start 2 button to run this command. The current setting appears and the operator light 1 comes on. 3. Enter one of the following using the Reject Off and Start 1 buttons. Num
Code Page
Char Set
Nation
00
International
Olivetti
INT
01
Germany
Olivetti
D
02
Portugal
Olivetti
P
03
Spain
Olivetti
E
04
Denmark
Olivetti
DK
05
France
Olivetti
F
06
Italy
Olivetti
I
07
Sweden
Olivetti
S/SF
08
Swiss
Olivetti
CH
09
UK
Olivetti
GR
0A
US
Olivetti
USA
0B
Yugoslavia
Olivetti
YU
0C
SDC (Denmark)
Olivetti
SDC
10
Spain 2
Olivetti
E2
13
Turkey
Olivetti
TR
14
ISO8859/1 (Latin 1)
PC (ISO)
8859/1
15
ISO8859/2 (Latin 2)
PC(ISO)
8859/2
18
ISO8859/7 (Greek)
PC(ISO)
8859/7
1D
Unix International
PC(ISO)
OLI-UNIX
1E
CP437 (USA)
PC
437 (INT)
1F
PC Spain
PC
220(E)
20
CP865 (Nordic)
PC
865
23
CP860 (Portugal)
PC
860 (P)
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Num
Code Page
Char Set
Nation
24
CP851 (Greek)
PC
851
25
CP863 (Canadian French)
PC
863
26
CP850 (Latin 1)
PC
850
27
CP857 (Latin 5)
PC
857
28
CP852 (Latin 2)
PC
852
2A
CP855 (Cyrillic)
PC
855
2B
CP862 (Hebrew)
PC
862(IL)
2C
CP864 (Arabic)
PC
864
2D
CP866 (Cyrillic 2)
PC
866
2F
CP874 (Thai)
PC
874
4. Press the Start 2 button to save the value temporarily in the printer memory. The operator light 1 goes off. 5. Go to a different command.
or When you have completed all of your command settings, run command 2F to save the values permanently in the printer flash memory.
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Horizontal margin setup (Olivetti emulation) (command 63) This setup command determines the horizontal margin for printing. 1. Enter the command number 63 using the Reject Off and Start 1 buttons. 2. Press the Start 2 button to run this command. The current setting appears and the operator light 1 comes on. 3. Measure the difference of the horizontal printing position between the IBM
9068-A01/A03 Printer and the Olivetti printers. 4. Enter your horizontal margin value using the Reject Off and Start 1
buttons. For example if horizontal margin is 18/180inch, then input ’18’ on the LED display. The acceptable value is from ’00’ to ’99’. ’00’(Default) equals to ’30’. 5. Press the Start 2 button to save the value temporarily in the printer memory. The operator light 1 goes off. 6. Go to a different command.
or When you have completed all of your command settings, run command 2F to save the values permanently in the printer flash memory.
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Vertical margin setup (Olivetti emulation) (command 64) This setup command determines the vertical margin for printing. 1. Enter the command number 64 using the Reject Off and Start 1 buttons. 2. Press the Start 2 button to run this command. The current setting appears and the operator light 1 comes on. 3. Measure the difference of the vertical printing position between the IBM
9068-A01/A03 Printer and the Olivetti printers. 4. Enter your vertical margin value using the Reject Off and Start 1 buttons.
For example if horizontal margin is 12/120inch, then input ’12’ on the LED display. The acceptable value is from ’00’ to ’99’. ’00’(Default) equals to ’21’. Note: n/120inch unit. Top most position is 1/120inch from top of form. This means top needle of a print head is 1/120inch from to of form, not a character top. 5. Press the Start 2 button to save the value temporarily in the printer memory. The operator light 1 goes off. 6. Go to a different command.
or When you have completed all of your command settings, run command 2F to save the values permanently in the printer flash memory.
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Olivetti default CPI (Olivetti emulation) (command 65) This setup command sets the default character pitch. This setting is overridden by the control codes ESC <, ESC =, or ESC >. 1. Enter the command number 65 using the Reject Off and Start 1 buttons. 2. Press the Start 2 button to run this command. The current setting appears and the operator light 1 comes on. 3. Enter one of the following on the display using the Reject Off and Start 1
buttons. 00: 10CPI(Default) 10: 10CPI 12: 12CPI 16: 16.6CPI 17: 17.1CPI* Note: 17.1CPI is valid only when PR40 emulation mode is selected. 4. Press the Start 2 button to save the value temporarily in the printer memory. The operator light 1 goes off. 5. Go to a different command.
or When you have completed all of your command settings, run command 2F to save the values permanently in the printer flash memory.
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Proprinter default CPI (Olivetti emulation) (command 66) This setup command sets the default character pitch for Proprinter X24 emulation. This setting is overridden by the control codes ESC :, SI, DC2, or ESC P n. 1. Enter the command number 66 using the Reject Off and Start 1 buttons. 2. Press the Start 2 button to run this command. The current setting appears and the operator light 1 comes on. 3. Enter one of the following on the display using the Reject Off and Start 1
buttons. 00: 10CPI (Default) 10: 10CPI 12: 12CPI 17: 17.1CPI 4. Press the Start 2 button to save the value temporarily in the printer memory. The operator light 1 goes off. 5. Go to a different command.
or When you have completed all of your command settings, run command 2F to save the values permanently in the printer flash memory.
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PR50/K internal setting - DBCS mode only (Olivetti emulation) (command 67) This setup command sets the PR50/K emulation operating conditions of the printer when power is switched on. PR50/K is a specialized model of the Olivetti PR50 for P.R.China. 1. Enter the command number 67 using the Reject Off and Start 1 buttons. 2. Press the Start 2 button to run this command. The value 8 appears on the left digit and the current setting ( 0 or 1) appears on the right digit, and the operator light 1 comes on. 3. Enter a 0 or a 1 at the right digit using the Reject Off button. The Start 2 button changes the left digit in descending order ( 8, 7,...1) while the Reject Off button toggles the right digit between 0 and 1.
Note: You will not be able to exit this command setup until you have completed setting all eight settings. If you press the Stop button midway between the process, the settings you made up to then will be lost and you will revert to the former settings. Left Digit Right Digit 8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
Function
0
The default image density is 72 dot per inch.
1
The default image density is 96 dot per inch.
0
Use double byte ’$’ symbol.
1
Use double byte ’¥’ symbol instead of double byte ’$’ symbol
0
Reserved, however this number should be input.
1
Reserved.
0
Reserved, however this number should be input.
1
Reserved.
0
Reserved, however this number should be input.
1
Reserved.
0
Reserved, however this number should be input.
1
Reserved.
0
Reserved, however this number should be input.
1
Reserved.
0
Disable PR50/K emulation.
1
Enable PR50/K emulation.
4. Press the Start 2 button when the left digit is a 1 to save the value temporarily in the printer memory. The operator light 1 goes off.
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5. Go to a different command.
or When you have completed all of your command settings, run command 2F to save the value permanently in the printer memory.
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REMS setting (Olivetti emulation) (command 68) This setup command sets the Olivetti emulation REMS operating conditions of the printer when power is switched on. This setting is overridden by the control code ESC a n1n2. 1. Enter the command number 68 using the Reject Off and Start 1 buttons. 2. Press the Start 2 button to run this command. The value 8 appears on the left digit and the current setting ( 0 or 1) appears on the right digit, and the operator light 1 comes on. 3. Enter a 0 or a 1 at the right digit using the Reject Off button. The Start 2 button changes the left digit in descending order ( 8, 7,...1) while the Reject Off button toggles the right digit between 0 and 1.
Note: You will not be able to exit this command setup until you have completed setting all eight settings. If you press the Stop button midway between the process, the settings you made up to then will be lost and you will revert to the former settings. Left Digit Right Digit
Function
8
0
Reserved, however this number should be input.
1
Reserved.
0
IBM format
1
ISO/DIN format
0
Reserved, however this number should be input.
1
Reserved.
0
End of Sentinel is 0F. (IBM format only)
1
End of Sentinel is 0C. (IBM format only)
0
Retry once.
1
Retry tree times.
0
No redundancy.
1
One redundancy.
0
0mm offset position.
1
+10mm offset position.
0
0mm or +10mm offset position.
1
+20mm offset position.
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
Note: Setting +10mm and +20mm offset at the same time is not allowed and assumed to +0mm offset.
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4. Press the Start 2 button when the left digit is a 1 to save the value temporarily in the printer memory. The operator light 1 goes off. 5. Go to a different command.
or When you have completed all of your command settings, run command 2F to save the value permanently in the printer memory.
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Font type (Olivetti emulation) (command 69) This setup command sets the default font type. This setting is overridden by the control code ESC R n1n2n3. 1. Enter the command number 69 using the Reject Off and Start 1 buttons. 2. Press the Start 2 button to run this command. The current setting appears and the operator light 1 comes on. 3. Enter one of the following on the display using the Reject Off and Start 1
buttons. 0 : Draft (Default) 2 : Draft 3 : NLQ 9 : OCR-B A : OCR-A 4. Press the Start 2 button to save the value temporarily in the printer memory. The operator light 1 goes off. 5. Go to a different command.
or When you have completed all of your command settings, run command 2F to save the values permanently in the printer flash memory.
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