updated March 18, 2002

Portrait Mode

This is a suggested way of document handling:

1. ESC f (x) (y): Set up document wait time

x Time the printer should wait from receiving a print line for the document station until the document is inserted.

If the document has not been detected by the time the wait time ends, a document error is sent to the system but the system continues to wait for a document to be inserted.

y Delay from the time the document is detected until it is grabbed by the printer (the start of document printing):

v Side insertion - closes the document throat.

v Front insertion - pulls the document into the printer and feeds it to the Top of Form.

2. ESC c 0 X'04': Select document station - normal print mode:

The document present indicator blinks until a document is detected, when it stays on continuously.

vIf the document is inserted from the front, it is fed to the first print position after the document wait time. Then commands in the printer buffer begin executing.

vIf the document is inserted from the side, printing starts at the location where it was inserted.

The document throat must be open to insert the document from the side. Manually, open the throat by pressing and then releasing both buttons. You can also open it with these commands - ESC q or ESC < X'01'.

If a document is not detected within the wait time (specified in the ESC f command), the printer sends error status to the system, and continues to wait.

Note: The system can either cancel the print buffer, thereby deleting all data in the print buffer, or wait for a document to be inserted.

The printer appears to be hung until an action is taken.

3.Send print lines to be printed in this station.

4.Final handling.

You have an option on final handling, finish printing and either eject the document or open the document throat to allow manual removal of the document:

4a. FF: Print and Eject Document.

Finish printing and eject the document.

4b. ESC q or ESC < X'01': Open Document Throat

Finish printing and release the document from the printer’s rollers.

Note: The document station stays selected - the printer will wait for another document until the station is changed.

Landscape Mode

Notes on landscape printing:

vLines you send to print start at the bottom of the form, against the right stop, and continue to the top of the form, to a maximum of 80 mm from the bottom of the

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TI5, TG5, TM7, TF7 specifications

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