XON/XOFF Off, ETX/ACK Off | Printek 4000se instruction

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Online/Offline will reflect only the condition indicated and does not reflect a buffer full condition. Busy/Not Busy will cause DTR to indicate both the online/offline status and buffer full condition (see “Busy Polarity” above).

XON/XOFF Handshaking

Possible Values: Off*, On

XON/XOFF Off

Enables or disables the transmission of the XON and XOFF characters from the printer to the host to control data flow to the printer. XOFF will be sent whenever the printer goes offline or the serial buffer is full. XON will be sent when it is again ready to receive characters.

ETX/ACK Handshaking

Possible Values: Off*, On

ETX/ACK Off

Enables or disables the ACK response to receipt of the ETX character. This handshake method is useful for conditions where there are long transmission line delays such as telephone lines, which may be routed through satellites. An ACK character will be returned to the host computer after an ETX character is received and processed. ETX characters used for handshaking cannot be part of an escape sequence.

RTS/CTS Handshaking

Possible Values: Power On/Off*

RTS/CTS OFF

If your Host system requires or supports hardware handshaking for data flow control, it may be useful to change this parameter to ON. This may apply especially to older Host systems using Full-duplex communications.

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Printek 4000se manual XON/XOFF Off, ETX/ACK Off

Contents

FormsPro 4000se Series Operator’s Manual Page Iii Page Table of Contents Error Messages Preventive Maintenance Obtaining Service Common Error ConditionsIntroduction To Setup Forms Menu Vii Page Introduction Models and Options Manual Contents ∙ Control Code and Escape Sequence Summaries lists Page Installation Getting Started Interface Set Up Pin Signal RS-232C Serial Interface Parallel Interface Wireless Ethernet Print Server Ethernet 10/100BaseT Print Server Installing The Ribbon Cartridge Why Use Only Printek Brand Ribbons Ribbon Installation Installing the Ribbon Cartridge Close the ribbon lid on top of the printer Loading Paper FormsPro 4300se & 4500se Single Tractor Model T T I N G S T a R T E D FormsPro 4503se Tri-Trak Model T T I N G S T a R T E D Printer Self-Test Daily Operation Introduction Control Panel Features LCD Display and Indicators LCD Display Control Panel Buttons Online Unload / Form Setup Selecting And Loading Forms Selecting a Form Already Loaded In the TractorsLoading a New or Different Form In the Tractors Changing the Form in the Tractors FormsPro 4503se With Forms Installed Front Tractor Path I L Y O P E R a T I O N Changing to a Form Installed in Another Path Ejecting And Tearing Off a Form Positioning the Form for Tear Off Tearing off a form Installing a New Ribbon Cartridge Removing the Old Ribbon Cartridge Installing the New Ribbon Cartridge Ribbon Cartridge Installation Left/Right Aligning PrintAligning Print On Invoices ←0.00→ Down/Up Print ⎯0.30→ 12345 Common Error Conditions Check PaperNo Paper to Load No Ribbon or Wrong Ribbon Too Much Paper to UnloadSelected Form is not Loaded Ribbon Lid Open Other Errors Page Printer Configuration Introduction To SetupSetup Buttons Using the Setup Button Entering SetupEntering Setup Menus Using the Function and Value Buttons Exiting Setup Exit Setup YesExiting Menus Saving Changes No Changes Forms Menu Forms Menu ItemsForm Name Form Tractor Path Front Automatic Cut No Form Length 66 Lines Cut AdjustmentLines/Inch Top Margin 0 Lines I N T E R C O N F I G U R a T I O N Left Margin Column Bottom Margin 0 LinesCharacters/Inc h Right Margin Column Font Epson FX FD Draft Speed NormalImpact Force Normal Language Zero Normal Unidirectional No Interface Menu Entering the Interface MenuInterface I/o Auto CR On SerialEmulation Epson Auto LF Off Baud Rate Characters ControlMinimum Buffer No Data Bits Parity None DTR Power On/OffStop Bits Busy Polarity Low XON/XOFF Off ETX/ACK Off LAN Setup Off Parallel/LAN Interface ItemsInterface Menu Parallel/LAN Subnet Mask IP Address AutoIP Address IP Gateway Possible Values Off, On Minimum Buffer No Auto-Scroll 1 Second Delay Options MenuMax Form Allowed Paper Out Fault Finish Char. To Ignore 255 Top of Barcode Off Top Oversized Off User Language EnglishSize 8192 Characters Truncate Lines No Ribbon Check On ImagerPlus Ribbon Life Million CharsImagerPlus Graphic Card Emulation QMS CodeV Bar Code Density High-Res ControlCharact 5E HexLine Terminator QMS Char Set Ignore Data Not Active PY Translation Not ActiveFree Format Not Active Imager Zero Slashed CodeV SP Fields Process Vertical DPIVertical Text Version IGP Char Set Quiet Mode Not Active Delete Logos NoSpacing IGP 10/20/40 Test Mode Off Test MenuPrint Menus I N T E R C O N F I G U R a T I O N Form Construction Form Construction Form Layout Considerations Maintenance Troubleshooting Error Messages Preventive Maintenance Obtaining ServicePage Page Advanced Setup Features Security MenuAlign Print Edit Allowed Forms Menu Edit Allowed Interface Menu Edit AllowedOptions Menu Edit Allowed Using Remote Setup I N G R E M O T E S E T U P I N G R E M O T E S E T U P Remote Setup Line Definitions I N G R E M O T E S E T U P I N G R E M O T E S E T U P Remote Setup Example File Page Using the Optional Setup Module Setup Module InstallationIntroduction Copying Setup to Printer Initializing Setup ModuleNew Setup Module Detected Load = Read Unload = Write Copying Setup To Module I N G T H E O P T I O N a L S E T U P M O D U L E Printer Reset Conditions Horizontal tabs Control Code Escape Sequence Summaries Genicom 3840 and 3410 Emulation Ansi X3.64 Emulation Epson Fx Emulation ESC * m n1 n2 data ESC B n1 n2 ... nx NUL 100 IBM Proprinter Emulation LA-120/210 Emulation Simple TTY Emulation Printek Emulation ESC C Ascii Character Tables 105 106 107 108 109 Page Character Matrix SpecificationsPrint Speeds Graphics Density Line Spacing Character SetsCharacter Spacing Line Length Computer Interface Special Forms Handling FeaturesRibbon 113 Reliability Operator Controls/IndicatorsWarranty 114 Environmental Specifications Options115 Page Glossary of Terms 117 Ebcdic 118 119