Table E (IBM mode only)
| | Switch No. | Function | ON | OFF | |
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| | 1-4 | Automatic carriage return | No | Yes | |
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| | 1-5 | Not used | | | | | | | | | |
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| | 1-6 | 80-9FH code handling | Characters | Commands | |
| | | | | | | | | | | | |
| I | 1-7 | Not used | | | | | | | | | I |
| PC865 | PC437 |
| 1-8 | Character table |
DIP-switch functions
The different features you can control with the printer’s DIP switches are described below.
Printer mode
When DIP switch 1-1 is on, the printer operates in IBM ProPrinter II emulation mode. When this DIP switch is off, the printer operates in Epson ESC/P mode. Table E shows the functions of DIP switches l-4,1-5,1-6,1-7, and l-8 in IBM mode. Table A shows the functions of those same DIP switches in ESC/P mode.
Draft printing speed
When DIP switch l-2 is off, high-speed draft mode is selected. When this switch is on, normal draft mode is selected. This switch affects the printer only if DIP switch l-3 is set to draft mode (turned off) or if draft mode is selected in your software. In high-speed draft mode, you can print up to 560 characters per second at 10 cpi (characters per inch). In normal draft mode, you can print up to 420 characters per second at 10 cpi. Normal draft mode produces characters that are more fully formed than characters produced in high-speed draft mode.
3-14 Using the Printer