Setting Switches | M-S Cash Drawer 7193 specs

Setting Up the Printer

7193 Owner’s Guide

Setting Switches

A group of switches, called DIP switches, located on the bottom of the 7193 is used for the following purposes:

∙To set variables for several printer functions (see the sections for the various printer functions in “Level 1 Diagnostics” in the “Diagnostics” chapter)

∙To perform diagnostic tests (see the sections for the various diagnostic tests in “Level 1 Diagnostics” in the “Diagnostics” chapter)

∙To set communication parameters for the RS-232C communication interface (see “RS-232C Switch Settings” in the “Communication” chapter)

∙To set the data buffer for the Parallel communication interface (see “Parallel Switch Settings” in the “Communication” chapter)

Caution: The DIP switches are set at the factory to predetermined settings and should generally not be changed. If you must change the settings do so carefully to avoid changing other functions.

Before changing any of the switches, first run the print test to print out the current switch settings on the receipt. See “Testing the Printer” later in this chapter for instructions on running the print test and for a sample printout.

Note: Switch #1 is used to toggle between regular communication with the host system and Level 1 Diagnostics (used for the printer functions and level 1 diagnostic tests) as described below:

∙Switch #1 set to OFF: printer is ready to communicate with the host system and receive data (online mode)

∙Switch #1 set to ON: printer is in Level 1 Diagnostics (setup mode)

If you want the printer to communicate with the host system, be sure switch 1 is OFF. Use a paper clip or other pointed object to set the switch.

For additional information on the setup mode (Level 1 Diagnostics), see the “Diagnostics” chapter.

Note: Some 7193 models may appear slightly different than what is shown in the illustration. The procedures are the same for all models unless otherwise noted.

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M-S Cash Drawer 7193 manual Setting Switches

Contents

Owners Guide Information to User Quick Reference How to Use This Book How to Obtain More InformationWho Should Use this Book? Contents Solving Problems Appendix B Print Characteristics 107 About the 7193 Printer Communication Interfaces FeaturesModels Options Thermal Printhead Ordering Paper and Supplies Ordering Thermal PaperRecommended Suppliers Other Qualified Suppliers Kanzaki Specialty Papers Ordering the Power Supply and Cables Ordering the Printer Wall-Mount KitOrdering Cash Drawers Cleaning the Printer What Is in the Box? Removing the Packing Material Repacking the Printer Choosing a Location Setting Switches Owner’s Guide Attaching the Feet Connecting Cash Drawer Cables Connecting Communication and Power Cables RS-232C Models Parallel Models Turning On the Printer When to Change the Paper Loading and Changing Paper Removing the Paper Roll Putting In the Paper Roll Advancing Paper Testing the Printer 3cx39pi Mounting the Printer on a Wall Bracket Mounting the Power Supply on a Wall Holder Solving Problems Operator Panel Lights Correcting Problems Service-Related ProblemsOperator-Correctable Conditions Contacting a Service Representative No Power to Printer or Power Voltages IncorrectPrint is Light or Spotty Diagnostics Level 0 Diagnostics Level 1 Diagnostics Eerom Setting Data Error and Data Buffer options Setting Printhead Resistance Setting Default Lines per Inch Setting Partial Cut Distance Ignoring/Using the Carriage Return Running the Data Scope Mode Enter the Data Scope Mode Exit the Data Scope Mode 1BH Testing Receipt Printing Level 2 Diagnostics Level 3 Diagnostics Sending Commands Communication OverviewInterfaces Using DOS to Send Commands Using Basic to Send CommandsRS-232C Interface XON/XOFF Protocol DTR/DSR Protocol RS-232C Technical Specifications Connectors Cash Drawer Connectors Switch Settings OFF Parallel Interface Parallel Protocol Parallel Technical Specifications Parallel Connectors Parallel Printers Parallel Switch Settings Commands Command List Printer Function Commands Owner’s Guide Print Characteristics Commands Graphics Commands Printer Status Commands Real Time Commands Bar Code Commands Command Descriptions Horizontal TabLine Feed Carriage Return Clear PrinterFeed n Print Lines Feed n Dot Rows Add n Extra Dot RowsPrint Generate Tone Full Knife CutPartial Knife Cut Set Column Set Character Right-Side Spacing Set Absolute Starting Position Select Printer Set Line Spacing to 1/6 InchSet Line Spacing to n Minimum Units Initialize Printer Set Horizontal Tab Positions Print and Feed n Minimum Units Set Relative Starting Position Select Sensors to Stop Printing Enable or Disable Panel SwitchAlign Character Positions Print and Feed n Lines Read from Non-Volatile Memory Generate Pulse to Open Cash DrawerWrite to Non-Volatile Memory Select Double-Wide Characters Select Single-Wide CharactersRotate Characters Counter-Clockwise Set Print Mode Select Pitch Column Width Select Character Set Define User-Defined Character Set Copy Character Set from ROM to RAM Select Character Code Table Set or Cancel Rotated Characters Clockwise Set or Cancel Upside-Down Characters Summary of Rotated Printing Set Bit Image Mode N1 + 256 x n2 N1 + 256 x n2 Number of Bytes of Data Single-Density Graphics Double-Density Graphics Define Downloaded Bit Image Print Downloaded Bit Image Transmit Cash Drawer Status Request Alternate Status Transmit Printer Status First Implementation Rules for Using Real Time Commands Alternate Implementation Moving Data Through the Buffer Busy Line and Fault Conditions Real Time Status Transmission GS Sequence = Transmit Printer Status = Transmit RS-232C Busy Status Real Time Request to Printer = Transmit Receipt Paper Status DLE Sequence Clear Printer Command Real Time Printer Status Transmission Recognizing Data from the Printer Select Printing Position of HRI Characters Select Pitch of HRI CharactersSelect Height of Bar Code Print Bar Code JAN8 EAN Print Code 128 Bar Code Select Width of Bar Code Appendix a Specifications Reliability Power Requirements Environmental Conditions Dimensions and Weight Printing Specifications Print Zones Density of Receipt Print Lines Duty Cycle Restrictions Printing Solid Blocks Appendix B Print Characteristics Appendix B Print Characteristics Owner’s Guide 110 May Index May Index 112 Owner’s Guide Owner’s Guide 114 Owner’s Guide Owner’s Guide Axiohm IPB