The Control Panel
The indicator lights give you the current status of the printer. The buttons let you control many of the printer settings.
Lights
OPEMTE(green)
On when operate switch is on and power is supplied.PAUSE(yellow)
On when the printer is not ready to print data. Stays off unless you press the PAUSE button to prevent printing.
DATA(yellow)
On when data is present in the printer’s buffer.MULTI-PART (green)
On when you move the
PAPEROUT (red)
On when the printer runs out of paper.BIN 1 (green)On when bin 1 of the optionalTEAROFF(yellow)
On when you press the TEAR OFF button to feed the paper to the tear- off position
Fonts(green)
On when a specific font is selected.Buttons
PAUSE
Press this button to temporarily stop printing. Press this button again to resume printing.
LOAD/EJECT
Press this button to load
Tap this button briefly to feed the paper forward one line. Hold this button down to elect a single sheet of paper or advance continuous paper to the top of the next page. You can also use this button to load a single sheet of paper from the
ALT
While holding down this button, pressing certain other buttons results in the following:
BUFFER CLEAR(PAUSE) clears the printer’s buffer and initializes the printer settingsMICRO FEED?(LOAD/EJECT) feeds paper forward in l/BinSelect/TEAR OFF
This button selects the paper bin when both optional
CONDENSED
Press this button to print condensed characters. Press again to return to normal character printing.
FONT
Press this button to select from among theNote: The panel’s font name typestyles are meant as guides only; actual printed results may differ slightly.
Other control-panel features
The control panel also gives you access to two special functions:selftest Hold down the LF/FF button (for LQ printing) or the LOAD/EJECT button (for draft printing) while turning on the printer to perform the self test. The self test lets you check that your printer is operating properly and gives you a printout of the current
Data dump: Hold down both the LF/FF button and LOAD/EJECT button while turning on the printer to enter data dump mode. Data dump mode allows advanced users to find the cause of communication problems between the printer and the computer.
Setting the DIP Switches
DIP-switch tables
The section below shows the settings and functions of each DIP switch. You can see the current
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