Craden Peripherals DP8 Ascii, Meaning, Installing Craden Drivers on Windows 95 or

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DC1 or DLE request keypad data. Upon receipt of either, all keypad input that has been pressed since the previous DC1 or DLE will be transmitted. A maximum of 16 strokes can be buffered. Transmitted characters will be one of the following:

ASCII

Meaning

ASCII

Meaning

0-9

Numeric keys 0-9

<

Either Aor Bkey

:

FUNCTion key

=

EJECT key

;

ENTER key

?

End of buffer

The last character transmitted is always a ?. If a DC1 or DLE is received and no keys have been pressed only a ? will be transmitted.

As numeric keys are pressed, their values are displayed on the lower display line. Pressing ENTER or FUNCT transfers the key strokes to the key buffer. Pressing CLEAR deletes numeric keystrokes before they are transferred to the key buffer.

Functions beginning with 9 are reserved for internal printer operation and are not transferred to the key buffer. See 3.5 to 3.8 for the internal printer function details.

DC2 requests line count information. Upon receipt, 2 bytes are transmitted. The first byte indicates the number of lines and the second indicates the number of additional 1/60” steps moved since the document was initially registered at top edge or bottom edge.

EM requests document length information. Upon receipt, 2 bytes representing the document length (if the document was automatically inserted to the bottom edge) are transmitted. The first byte indicates the number of lines and the second byte indicates the number of additional 1/60 inch steps.

3.11Drivers

CRADEN SUPPLIED DRIVERS ARE THE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OF CRADEN PERIPHERALS CORPORATION AND ARE PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT LAW. THEY MAY ONLY BE USED WITH A PRINTER MANUFACTURED BEFORE APRIL 2000 IF ALLOWED BY A LICENSE AGREEMENT BETWEEN CRADEN AND THE USER OR THE USER'S SUPPLIER. DUPLICATION OF ANY PART OF THE DRIVERS IS ILLEGAL UNLESS ALLOWED BY A LICENSE AGREEMENT WITH CRADEN.

3.11.1 Installing Craden Drivers on WINDOWS 95 OR 98:

If the printer is connecting via a USB interface, first install the USB drivers.

1.Click START, Settings, Printers. Double click Add Printer

2.Select local unless the printer is not connected to this PC and click Next.

3.Click Have Disk.

4.In "Copy manufacturer's files from:" box, enter A:\w9x and click OK.

5.Select "Craden DP8" or "Craden DP9"and click Next.

6.Select the port where the printer is connected. Click Configure Port and insure that configuration matches the printer's 9 3 FUNCT parameters. Recommended port settings are 38400-baud, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit, and hardware flow control. Corresponding 9 3 FUNCT values are DTR, 38400, 8, NONE, 1, MULT, emulation I and auto CR on feed. Click Next.

7.Select Yes if you want the Craden printer to print all Windows output. Click Next.

8.Insert a page at least 5.8" wide and 6" high in a DP8 or 8.5 x 11” in a DP9. Click Finish to install the driver and print a test page.

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Contents R I P H E R a L S R P O R a T I O N RevisionAirport HIGHWAY, PENNSAUKEN, NJ Record of Changes Pages AffectedALL Operation DP8 & DP9 Technical Manual Table of ContentsTheory of Operation MaintenanceTroubleshooting Recommended Spare Parts Recommended Service ToolsMajor Assembly Illustrations & Parts Lists Physical Characteristics Document CharacteristicsInterface Environment & StandardsInstallation Procedure Operation Ribbon Cartridge Loading ReshipmentKeypad Operation Display OperationKeypad & Display Panel Configuration Configuration Category PressDocument Insertion Printer Parameters DisplayRemarks Communication Parameters Override ParametersDisplay Remarks Diagnostics Power Up Diagnostics Service ParametersError Conditions Document Jam Enhanced DiagnosticsCarriage Fault Self TestHex Command Command SummaryProgramming AsciiESC K ESC HESC L ESC RPrint Commands Stops double height print High Density Graphics Commands Low Density Graphics CommandsDisplay Commands DC3Configuration Commands Status and Keypad CommandsDP XE DJ KB BZ BA Ascii Installing Craden Drivers on Windows 95 orMeaning DriversInstalling Craden Drivers on Windows NT, 2000 or XP Installing Craden USB Drivers on Windows NT, 2000 or XPUsing Printer Resident Device Fonts Interfacing Writing to the Printer LCD DisplayFunct Input Buffer OperationPin Signal Description Interface Signals & CablesPrinter Pin PC-25 Pin PC-9 Pin Signal Problem SolvingRollers Run at Power-Up or After Document Ejected Carriage Fault or No Carriage MotionNo Document Motion No Printing or Light PrintingDocument Drive Assembly Carriage Drive AssemblySwitching Power Supply Theory of Operation OverviewMain Printed Circuit Board Keypad/Display AssemblyMicroprocessor System Stepper Motor DriversPhase a I0A I1A Phase B I0B I1B Current U20 15 a Stepper Motor Drive CircuitPrinthead Drivers Keypad and Display Refer to Schematic #72135Sensors Character PrintingPrinthead Drive Circuit I LLubrication and Cleaning 5.1.1 Lubrication MaintenanceDocument Feed Roller Cleaning Sensor CleaningDocument Print Area Cleaning Printhead CleaningCabinet Exterior Cleaning Harsh, abrasive cleanersElectrical Adjustments Service Parameter SET-UP ProcedureMechanical Adjustments 5.4.1 Printhead Gap Ribbon Shield Removal / Replacement Ribbon Shield Face Inspection Document Drive Belt Tension Carriage Drive Belt TensionCarriage Shaft Cam and Shaft Rack Rear Document Roller Spring ForceAuto Alignment Gate Height Auto Alignment Gate RampFront Document Roller Spring Force Replacement ProceduresAuto Alignment Skew Sensor Calibration CabinetSensor PCB Power Supply PCBKeypad DisplayPrinthead Document MotorCarriage Drive Belt Document Drive BeltBasic Troubleshooting Procedure TroubleshootingNo Display Defective KeypadDefective Sensor No Document MotionNo Carriage Motion Symptom Condition Remedy No Print or Light PrintPrint Quality Erratic Document Feed or Mispositioning Missing DotsErratic Character Spacing or False Document Jams Interface InoperativeUse this flow chart to assist in troubleshooting Diagnostic FlowchartRecommended Service Tools Recommended Spare PartsDescription PART# Printer Diagram DP8 & DP9 Assembly Tree DWG REV. CAll assemblies not ending in X are used both on DP8 and DP9 Page Page Page Page Page Page Page