Panduit TDP46H, TDP43H, TDP42H Clear NON-STANDARD Protocol, Download User Defined Protocol Codes

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DEFAULT SETTING

COMPLETED

Section 3: Configuration

3.When the printer has completed the reset process it will beep 3 times and the Default Setting Completed display will appear. At this time the printer is in the default configuration.

4.To exit the Default Setting Mode, power the printer off and then back on.

CLEAR NON-STANDARD PROTOCOL

The standard protocol codes used by the printer can be modified to accommodate the requirements of different host systems. However, if the printer is to be used with a system that does not use the custom protocol codes, they can be cleared and the default protocol codes reactivated. The default values are: STX = 7BH, ETX = 7DH, ESC = 5EH, ENQ = 40H, NULL = 7EH, CAN = 21H and OFFLINE = 5DH.

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INITIALIZING

ALT. PROTOCOL DEFAULT COMPLETE

Displays the firmware during the initialization.

To Clear Non-Standard protocol codes, DSW2-7 is placed in the On position and the printer powered on while simultaneously pressing the LINE and FEED keys.

The printer will emit one long beep at which time the LINE and FEED keys should be released.

When the keys are released, the printer will replace the Alternate protocol codes with the default values.

After the default setting is complete, the printer will emit two short beeps indicating the process is complete.

To exit the mode, power the printer off and then back on.

DOWNLOAD USER DEFINED PROTOCOL CODES

The user can define a set of custom protocol codes and download them to the printer using the <ESC>LD command.

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INITIALIZING

USER DOWNLOAD PRESS THE LINE KEY

Displays the firmware during the initialization.

To enter the User Download mode, DSW2-7 is placed in the on position and the printer is powered on while simultaneously pressing the LINE key. The printer will emit one long beep after which the LINE key is released.

1.Set DSW2-7 Off to replace the Standard protocol codes or On to replace the Alternate set of protocol codes.

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Contents TDP42H, TDP43H, TDP46H Panduit Corp Configuration InstallationCleaning and Maintenance TroubleshootingOptional Accessories Interface SpecificationsC T I O N Pr i n t e r O v e r v i e w Introduction Specification TDP42H TDP43H TDP46H Print General Printer SpecificationsSpecification Character Fonts Specification TDP42H TDP43H TDP46H Matrix FontsBar Codes SymbologiesPhysical PowerAccessories and Options GMTDPH-MAN Panduit TDP4*H C T I O N Installation Introduction Unpacking and Parts Identification Setting Up the Printer GMTDPH-MAN Panduit TDP4*H Loading Labels and Tags GMTDPH-MAN Panduit TDP4*H Panduit TDP4*H GMTDPH-MAN Loading the Ribbon Panduit TDP4*H GMTDPH-MAN LCD Display Panel Operator PanelOn Line EXT Rear PanelLabel Indexing Sensor SensorsGMTDPH-MAN Panduit TDP4*H RS232 TRANSMIT/RECEIVE Setting DIP Switch PanelsSetting Setting DSW1DSW2 OFF Printer SET UPDSW2-2 Off Cutter Not Used Setting DSW3DSW3 OFF DSW3-6 DSW3-7 Switch Selections Default SettingsSoftware Default Settings Default CompletedBackfeed Offset Potentiometer AdjustmentsPitch Print DisplayInitializing Online QTY000000 LCD Panel Printer ConfigurationNormal Mode Print Speed OfflinePrint Darkness Pitch Offset +00mm Initializing Advanced Mode Zero Slash YES no Auto Online Advanced ModeCancel Print JOB YES no Completed SET Calendar YES no Print OffsetIgnore CR/LF YES no CalendarCopy Start YES no Card ModeCharacter Pitch Prop Fixed Advanced Mode Panduit TDP4*H CARD-MEMORY Copy Copying CARD-MEMORY Copy Copying Initializing Advanced Mode Service Mode GAPX.XXV INPUTX.XV Service ModeGAPX.XXV INPUTX.XV EYEX.XXV INPUTX.XV Auto Online Feed YES no Feed on Error EXT PIN 9 Select MODE1 MODE2 Euro Code Reprint W/FEED YES no FORWARD/BACKFEED Distance DefaultACK Signal Initializing Counters ModeTest Print Mode Test Print Size 10 CM Press Feed KEY to Stop Printing Default Setting ModeInitializing Default Setting YES no Clear NON-STANDARD Protocol Default Setting CompletedDownload User Defined Protocol Codes Initializing User Download Press the Line KEYInitializing Online HEX Dump ModeUser Download Waiting Print Darkness Adjusting the Print QualityPrint Speed Cleaning the Print Head, Platen and RollersCleaning the Platen and Rollers Cleaning the Label Edge SensorsReplacing the Print Head Do not remove the two outside screws painted red Cleaning and Maintenance C T I O N Tr o u b l e s h o o t i n g Introduction Initial ChecklistUsing the IEEE1284 Parallel Interface Using the RS232C Serial Interface Printer does not Come UP Ready Using the Universal Serial Bus USB InterfaceUsing the Lan Ethernet Interface Checking the Network Connection and Cabling Intermittent ProblemsLED LCD Message Audible Beep Error Condition Possible Causes GMTDPH-MAN Panduit TDP4*H Interface Types C T I O N T e r f a c e Specification s IntroductionMulti JOB Buffer Receive BufferSingle JOB Buffer IEEE1284 Parallel Interface PIN Signal Direction Electrical SpecificationsIEEE1284 Parallel Interface Pin Assignments Data StreamsRS232 Serial Interface General SpecificationsSignal Definition RS232C Interface SignalsPIN Assignments PINON/X-OFF Flow Control Cable RequirementsREADY/BUSY Flow Control Bi-Directional Communications Universal Serial Bus USB InterfaceLocal Area Network LAN Optional Interface ENQUIRE/ACK/NAK Cancel canEnquire ENQ Print JOBPrint Start DC1 Print Stop DLEError Handling InstallationC T I O N T i o n a l Ac c e s s o r i e s Introduction Pcmcia Memory CardsPlug-In Interface Modules Error Description Indication RemedyGeneral Operation Operator SetupCutter Label Dispense Option Removing and Unwinding the Roll Label RewinderReal Time Clock

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