Toshiba B-570 manual Character Code Selection, Press the Pause key seven times, N T code

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6. DIAG. TEST OPERATION

EM18-33010A

6.3 PARAMETER SETTING MODE

6.3.6Character Code Selection

Power off

Turn on the power while holding down the [FEED] key and [PAUSE] key.

< 1 > D I A G N O S T I C

V 1 . O A

Press the [FEED] key.

< 2 > P A R A M E T E R S E T

Press the [PAUSE] key seven times.

F O N T C O D E

P C - 8 5 0

Select either character code with the [FEED] key or [RESTART] key. (See NOTE 1.)

∙PC-850

∙PC-8

Press the [FEED] key		Press the [PAUSE] key.
and [RESTART] key
at the same time.


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		Font zero selection.

NOTES: 1. Holding the [FEED] key or [RESTART] key down for more than 0.5 seconds enables a fast forward.

2. A changed font code is stored in memory by pressing the [PAUSE] key.

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Contents Series Table of Contents Procedure ChecksMajor Unit Replacement Disconnect power cord before replacing important partsReplacing the PS UNIT, I/F PC Board and CPU PC Board An oscilloscope Turn the power off and mount the left side Cover and top coverReplacing the Stepping Motor Replacing the Ribbon Motors Replacing the TAKE-UP MotorReplacing the Solenoid Head Up Link Solenoid Spring Pin Replacing the Print Head Old type print headAdjusting the print head position New type print head Replacing the Platen and Feed Roller Replacing the Platen and Feed Roller Replacing the Paper Sensor Replacing the Ribbon Back Tension BlockReplacing the Pinch Roller Shaft ASS’Y Adjustment Correcting Skew Printing Installation Procedure for the Optional Equipment High Speed PC Interface Board B-4800-PC-QMInstallation Procedure for the Optional Equipment Cutter Module B-4205-QM EM18-33010A SVO7A1003 Nov ’97 Removed Parts ’ty/Unit Front plate Adjusting the Cutter Guide PlatesMount the cutter cover with the two screws Memory Module Expansion memory and drawing sizeFanfold Paper Guide Module B-4905-FF-QM Cutter Drive Cutter Mode Mechanism DescriptionHarness Wiring Fasten the head lever completely Dirty print head Clean the print headToshiba TEC Refer to page 2-3 to adjust Parameter Setting Mode Test Print ModeSensor Setting Mode RAM Clear ModeDIAG. Test Operation Outline of the DIAG. Test OperationU S E L I N EPress the Pause key. See Note Self Test Mode Maintenance Counter PrintingB B O N I N T E N a N C E C O U N T E RSample Print Print Condition ∙ Preset count ∙ Print speed Parameters TransPress the Pause key On .2.3 Head Broken Element Check Automatic Diagnostic PrintingB B O N T R a N S M I S S I V E Print Condition ∙ Preset count ∙ Print speed Sample PrintPROGRAM/MASK ROM Check Kanji ROM CheckFlash Memory Card Check Eeprom CheckDram Check Sensor 1 Check Print status content description of each sensor/switch Label is removed Ribbon end sensorNon-transmissive With ribbon Ribbon endEXP. I/O Check Connector FCN-781P024-G/PDIP SW Check R M a L E N D A D Error Head Broken Element CheckPress the Pause key twice Press the Feed key twice E R M a L H E a D C H E C KParameter Setting Mode Press the Pause keyParameter Setting Mode Table E D a D J U S T Feed Length Fine AdjustmentPress the Feed key T a D J U S T 2 Cut/Strip Position Fine AdjustmentPress the Pause key twice Back Feed Length Fine Adjustment At the same time On Section Axis fine adjustmentPress the Pause key three times Press the Feed key Press the Pause keyFeed Length Fine Adjustment Example Cut Position Fine Adjustment ExampleWhen using a label with a length of less than 38 mm Case ConditionAre received Label pitchStrip Position Fine Adjustment Example Back Feed Length Fine Adjustment Example Axis Fine Adjustment Press the Pause key On Section Print tone fine adjustmentPress the Pause key four times D J U S TAxis Fine Adjustment Example Thermal direct printing fine adjustment Print Tone Fine AdjustmentThermal transfer printing fine adjustment Character Code Selection Press the Pause key seven timesN T code At the same time On Section Font zero selectionFeed key or Restart Font Zero SelectionR O F O N T Control Code Selection CodeCodeM a N U a L N T R O LPress the Pause key RestartRibbon Type Selection Press the Pause key ten times∙ Transmissive ribbon Select either ribbon type withRibbon Motor Drive Voltage Fine Adjustment Press the Pause key eleven timesStrip Wait Status Setting A T U S P EA C K E R S Y S T E M O F F Stacker SelectionPress the Pause key fourteen times Threshold Manual Fine Adjustment for the Black Mark Sensor R E S H O L D RR E S H O L D T Threshold Manual Fine Adjustment for the Feed Gap SensorPress the Pause key sixteen times How To Calculate Theshold Fine Adjustment Value CaseWhen using labels with black marks reflective sensor When using labels transmissive sensorWhen using perforated labels transmissive sensor Kanji Code Selection Press the Pause key 17 timesN J I code Select either code withEuro Font Code Selection Press the Pause key 18 timesR O codeB O H Select the Euro font code with the Feed key orTransmission Control Mode Selection DTR/DSRRTS/CTS Restart key atP U T P R I M EO N Reset Selection when the Input Prime Signal is onPress the Pause key 20 times Test Print Mode Normal Test PrintI N T C O N D I T I O N Pause keyI N T S P E E D N S O R T R a N S M I S S I V EFeed key or Restart key B E L L E N G T HP E R F E E D From B of the preceding Test Print Sample ∙ Print Tone Fine Adjustment Value + Process Test PrintFrom B of the next Press the Pause key Bar code are printed on 5 labelsPress the Feed key three times Sensor Setting ModeThermistor Check Black Mark Sensor Adjustment Press the Feed key Press the Pause key twiceFeed Gap Sensor Adjustment Paper End Setting for Black Mark Sensor Feed key Former value is displayedPress the Pause key five times Paper End Setting for Feed Gap SensorIndicates setting complete. Press the Pause key. See Note RAM Clear Mode RAM Clear Mode TableB0H OFFType Maintenance Counter Clear R a M C L E a RI N T E C O U N T E R C L E a R M P L E T EParameter Clear R a M E T E R C L E a RSetup Floppy DiskIBM PC/AT SW#Down Load Procedure DD-MM-YYYYError Code ROM