6.3Input / Output Signals 6.3.1 Input / Output Signals
(1) Input signals to the printer
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| RESET | : This signal resets the entire printer (Negative logic) 1 ms or more | ||||||
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• BUSY | : This signal indicates the BUSY state of the printer. Enter new data when it is at LOW. | |||||||
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| : This signal is set to low when the printer has an alarm. When this is done, all control | |||
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| circuits in the printer stop.(Negative logic) |
• PE | : This signal is output when the printing paper has run out or is running out. | |||||||
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•Drawer switch output
:This signal is set to HIGH when the switch is opened, and to LOW when shorted.
(3)Power signals
• +5VDC | : This is a 5 V output pulled up at a 3.3 k Ω resistor. |
• GND | : This is a common ground on the circuits. |
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