SATO CL408-412e manual EXT Accessory Port, READY/BUSY Interface Signals

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Unit 3: Installation

 

 

 

SOFTWARE SPECIFICATIONS

 

 

Corresponding Protocol

TCP/IP

 

 

Network Layer

ARP, RARP, IP, ICMP

 

 

Session Layer

TCP, UDP

 

 

Application Layer

LPD, FTP, TELNET, BOOTP, DHCP

 

 

NOTE: Print data can be sent by LPR and FTP of TCP/IP and dedicated socket protocol. Printer status is obtainable by dedicated socket protocol.

NOTE: In the TCP/IP protocol enviroment, LPD and FTP are provided for printing; TELNET for variable setup; ARP, RARP, and BOOTP/DHCP for address setup.

LPD protocol complies with RFC1179 and handles the list of logical printer name as queue name such as lp, sjis, euc. In addition, a banner page can be printed by a proper setup.

When sending the job by LPR, the transmission order of data file/control file within the job will not affect print operation. In addition, if the banner page is specified, it will be added to each data file. Job deletion by LPR is not available.

FTP protocol complies with RFC959 and handles the list of logical printer name as a transfer directory. File transfer to this directory executes print operation. It is possible to specify ASCII(A), Binary(I) and TENEX(L8) as transfer mode - although the mode difference is dependent on the client. A banner page may be printed with a proper setup.

TELNET Complies with RFC854. This operation consists of interactive menu form and enables change and reference of internal setup, and to display status. To change the setup, enter “root” user and password at the time of login. Default of root pasword is set as null (linefeed only).

EXT ACCESSORY PORT

The 14 pin, Centronics type EXT connector provides printer interface with printer accessories with a choice of four different output signals along with various error conditions. A DB-9 to 14 pin Centronics adapter cable is required for interfacing.

READY/BUSY INTERFACE SIGNALS

DB-9

14 PIN

DIRECTION

SIGNAL DEFINITION

PIN

CENTRONICS

 

 

 

 

1

13

To Host

Vcc -/+5V

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ribbon Near End - goes high when the amount of ribbon on the supply

2

10

To Host

spindle is approximately 46 feet (14M). The output is low when the ribbon

 

 

 

is completely out.

3

4

To Host

Error - goes low when the printer detects an error condition such as head

open or receive buffer is full.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

4

7

To Printer

Reprint - a duplicate of the last label in a print job is reprinted when this

signal is received.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Print Start - one label will print when this pin is pulled to ground. This

5

5

To Printer

signal must be enabled by placing dipswitch DSW3-5 on the control

 

 

 

panel to OFF position.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

End Print - used to drive an applicator or other externaldevice requiring

6

6

To Host

synchronization with the print cycle. Four types of output signals may be

chosen using the control panels DSW3-6 and DSW3-7 dipswitches.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Refer to the timing charts below.

 

 

 

 

7

1

To Host

Label Out - goes low (0V) when a label error exists.

 

 

 

 

8

3

To Host

Ribbon Out - goes low (0V) whe ribbon is out.

 

 

 

 

9

2

Reference

Signal Ground.

 

 

 

 

 

8

To Printer

Isolated Power Source - for signal output.

 

 

 

 

CL408-412e Supplemental Manual

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Contents Printer Sato America, Inc Table of Contents Printer Configuration TroubleshootingMaintenance AppendixOffset Introduction About this Manual Equipment DamageGeneral Description 1a, Primary ComponentsControl Features Operator Panel Features LED DefinitionOperator Panel Technical Data Environmental Physical CharacteristicsPower ProcessingMedia CommandSensing RibbonCharacter Font Capabilities MSI Barcode CapabiltiesUPC A/E PostnetInstallation Unpacking & Parts Identification Unpacking & Parts IdentificationPrinter Installation Site LocationCable Connection Media Selection Media & Ribbon Loading3b, Fan-fold Media Loading Operational Mode Selection TEAR-OFF ModeContinuous Mode Label Print Direction Interface Selection Interface SpecificationsAccessories Installation unit for guidance RS232C HIGH-SPEED Serial InterfaceOFF ODD Even None PIN Direction Signal DefinitionOFF OFF ON/X-OFFPrinter READY/BUSY Cable Requirements DB9Host Direction ON/X-OFF Cable RequirementsIEEE1284 Parallel Interface SpecificationsPIN Assignments Signal Direction ACKUniversal Serial BUS USB Dipswitch SettingsSetting Local Area Network LAN EthernetSoftware Specifications Accessory EXT Connector PIN AssignmentsDirection Signal Definition LED Indicator Status Description 802.11G WirelessSwitch Setting SsidEXT Accessory Port READY/BUSY Interface SignalsLow 0V when the printer is offline +24V +/- 10% @2A Power for external devicesWaiting 8b, Timing Chart Repeat Print Interface Signals ALL InterfacesCable Requirements Receive Buffer Control 50 of 500 items in the history bufferAccessories Installation Interface InstallationPrinter Configuration Unit 4 Printer Configuration Dipswitch Settings DSW1 Default SettingsDSW1 Configuration Configuration Function DescriptionDSW1 Function DSW3 Default Settings Configuration Modes Normal ModeAdvanced Mode Advanced ModeUser Download Mode User Download ModeService Mode Service ModeCard Mode Card ModeProtocol Initialization Mode DSW7 on Line + Feed + PowerCounters Mode Counters ModeTest Print Mode Test Print ModeBoot Download Mode YesFlash Memory Download Mode 10, Flash Memory Download ModeDefault Setting Mode 11, Default Setting ModeHEX Dump Mode Online QTYMaintenance Mode 13, Maintenance ModeMenu Definition Tables Normal Mode TableAdvanced Mode Table Menu DescriptionStream including graphics and 2D barcodes Real-time clock is not installedPoint respectively Proportional is contemporarily preferredService Mode Table Languages are provided as options As most important where conflicting data existsIs only a transitional menu screen for the Service Mode Operator to manage the expanded memory cardCard Mode Table Transitional menu screen to access the Counters Mode Allows the selection of which counter to be viewed to resetOr use Barcode The printer’s installed barcodes Is the initial screen of the Test Print ModeConfiguration The printer’s configuration settings Font The contents of the installed fontsAlso prompts the operator on how to proceed Reboot the printer to return to normal operationSelect the Interface option for a standard download Clear To proceed to the Factory ModePrint buffer Clear its Eeprom of all dataMaintenance Mode Table Page. These are the only two optionsTroubleshooting Error Signal Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Table Incorrect Label Positioning No Printed ImagePrinter Creates a Blank Label Smeared Print ImagesInterface Troubleshooting CHK Troubleshooting StepLAN Ethernet Interface Test Print Troubleshooting PowerTest Label Printing Sample Test Label Maintenance Cleaning Procedures PRINTER, Excersize Care to Prevent Print Head DamageReplacement Procedures Print Head Replacement1b, Print Head Replacement Interface Board Replacement Interface Board ReplacementFuse Replacement Fuse ReplacementAdjustment Procedures Print Head Balance AdjustmentPrint Head Alignment 5a, Print Head AlignmentRibbon Guide Alignment Head Balance and Print Head AlignmentLabel Sensor Positioning Label Sensor PositioningRibbon Spindle Tensioning Ribbon Spindle TensioningOperational Adjustments Potentiometer DESCRIPTION/PROCEDUREDarkness Print Base Reference Position Appendix Print Setup Dimensions DirectionLabel Reference Position Diagram Label Reference PositionGlossary GlossaryAscii Is a plug male and the other is a socket female Bytes Collection of 8 bits used in the binary systemBeing its mating half Half. The core is convexed and the cavity is concavedEeprom DPIDram Data transmission, seven additional bits are requiredNext label for printing PowerTag would typically have to be removed from its object To attach two or more objectsLCD LEDPotentiometer Or voltage divider PrimaryRF/DC RAMRF/AIS RfidSAM ROMRPM SbplSram Glossary