Seiko Group TM-L60 manual Choosing a Place for the Printer, Removing the Protective Material

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1-2 Choosing a Place for the Printer

nAvoid locations that are subject to direct sunlight or excessive heat (near heaters).

nAvoid using or storing the printer in places subject to excessive temperatures or moisture.

nDo not use or store the printer in a dusty or dirty location.

nWhen setting up the printer, choose a stable, horizontal location.

Intense vibration or shock may damage the printer.

nEnsure the printer has enough space to be used easily.

1-3 Removing the Protective Material

An orange plastic spacer is put into the printing mechanism section to protect the printer from damage during transportation. Before you turn on the printer, be sure to remove the spacer according to the following steps.

1.Open the printer cover.

2.Raise the head-open lever to remove the spacer.

3.Store it in the hollow space. Reinsert the spacer when transporting.

4.Lower the head-open lever.

Protective Material

Head-open Lever

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Contents L 6 Page CC Class a FCC Compliance Statement for American Users Introduction Contents Appendix a General Specifications Setting UP Unpacking the Printer 1Checking the Contents of the BoxRemoving the Protective Material Choosing a Place for the PrinterPart names 4Names and Functions of PartsError red Power greenOperation panel Paper redPlugging in AC adapter Connecting the Power Supply to the PrinterConnecting the interface cable Connecting the Host Computer to the PrinterInstalling the roll paper Installing the Roll PaperPaper Slot Adjusting the Paper-end Detector How to adjust the paper-end detectorPaper-end detector Page Setting the DIP Switches Locating the DIP switchesSetting the DIP switches DIP-Switch Functions DIP-switch Functions Baud Rate SelectionPrint Density Selection 1Checking Operation with the Self Test II. Reference 1Panel Switches and Commands Switches Power switchPaper-feed switch Printable Area and Label Paper Conditions Printable areaLabel paper Miscellaneous Notes Page Error LED red Error CorrectionBe inspected Error DisplayON/OFF Timing Pattern Recovery Command Standby State DisplayCleaning the head Cleaning the HeadCover-open Detector Removing Jammed PaperCover-open detector How to use this table Controlling the printer with commandsCommand Descriptions CommandsCommand descriptions XXX Command ESC ! n ESC SP nESC $ n1 n2 ESC & s n m ap s Xam-n+l ESC % n= n 1 + 2 5 6 X n 2 m = 0 ESC * m n1 n2 d kVertical Direction Horizontal Direction ESC = n ESC 3 nESC D nkNUL ESC @Range ESC E nESC J n ESC G nESC V n ESC R nESC ¥ n1 n2 ESC nESC a n Position ESC c 4 nESC p m n1 n2 ESC c 5 nESC d n ESC u n ESC t nESC Journal near-end GS*n1n2dn1xn2x8 GS FFDot Density GS/mGS a m n GS C 0 m n PER Feed switch or turning the power onGS Cl, GS C2, GS c, GS C GS C1 n1 n2 n3 n4 n5 n6T h c o u n t d o w n GS C2 n1 n2To stop counting GSC N1 N2 N3 N4 N5With counting down GS H nWith counting up GS f nGS k n d k NUL GS w nGS n1 n2 n3 Program Descriptions How to write program Printing on the roll paperIntroduction Before printingSend Print Data GS H n Initialize printer again Printing bar codesRS-232C must be closed using this command Sample Program onto thermal paper Printing on label paper Sample Program onto thermal label paper Appendix a General Specifications Printing specificationsCharacters specifications Paper Thermal paper Near-end detectorThermal label paper EMI by using Epson PS-130 Electrical characteristicsExternal dimensions and weight ReliabilityAppendix B Connectors Signal Name Sender Appendix C Interfaces Specifications RS-232C compatibleSerial interface timing Pin Number Signal Name Signal Direction FunctionPage Page International character set Command Name Appendix E Command SummaryGS C2 GS C