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Seiko Group TM-L60 manual Setting the DIP Switches, n Locating the DIP switches

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3-3 Setting the DIP Switches

3-3 Setting the DIP Switches

nLocating the DIP switches

On the underside of your printer are a number of DIP switches that can be set to perform a number of different functions.

•You can change the function of your printer by turning DIP switches on or off.

•Current DIP-switch settings are printed out during the self test.

•The switches numbered from left to right are SW1 -1 through SW1 -10 (See figure below).

•Each switch functions as described in the lists on the following page.

nSetting the DIP switches

Follow these steps when changing DIP-switch settings.

Turn the printer power supply off. Always make DIP-switch setting changes when the power supply is turned off.

Remove the screw to secure the small cover on the printer’s bottom. Flip the DIP switches using tweezers or other narrow-ended tool. Switches in the up position are ON; those in the down position are OFF.

NOTE:

•Changes made with the power on have no effect until the power supply is turned off and then on again.

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Seiko Group TM-L60 manual Setting the DIP Switches, n Locating the DIP switches, n Setting the DIP switches

Contents

T M - L 6 Operator’s Manualthermal line printer 400179501Page CC CLASS A FCC COMPLIANCE STATEMENT FOR AMERICAN USERS FOR CANADIAN USERSINTRODUCTION CONTENTS About this manualAPPENDIX APPENDIX D Character Code Tables APPENDIX E Command Summary 5-1 Panel Switches and CommandsAPPENDIX A General Specifications 5-2 Printable Area and Label Paper Conditions1. SETTING UP n Maintenance 1-1 Checking the Contents of the BoxChapter 1 Unpacking the Printer g Checking the parts1-2 Choosing a Place for the Printer 1-3 Removing the Protective Material1-4 Names and Functions of Parts À Â Ã Än Part names POWER green Panel switchesPOWER ERROR redn Plugging in AC adapter Chapter 2 Before Setting Up2-1 Connecting the Power Supply to the Printer CAUTIONS2-2 Connecting the Host Computer to the Printer Serial Interface Cable Drawer Kick-out Connectorn Connecting the interface cable Chapter 3 Installing the Parts 3-1 Installing the Roll Papern Installing the roll paper Paper Slot Tear-off -EdgeTable 3-l. Adjustment Values of the Paper-end Detector 3-2 Adjusting the Paper-end Detectorn How to adjust the paper-end detector AdjustmentAfter adjusting, ensure that the detector operates smoothly 3-3 Setting the DIP Switches n Locating the DIP switchesn Setting the DIP switches Table 3-4. Print Density Selection n DIP-Switch Functions Table 3-2. DIP-switch FunctionsTable 3-3. Baud Rate Selection DIP SWn The purpose of the self test Chapter 4 The Self Test4-1 Checking Operation with the Self Test n The self test checks the followingII. REFERENCE n Switches 1 Power switch Chapter 5 Cautions while Using the Printer5-1 Panel Switches and Commands 2 Paper-feed switchn Printable area 5-2 Printable Area and Label Paper ConditionsHole dimensions Label papern Notes on printing and paper feeding 5-3 Miscellaneous NotesWhen all the characters on one line are rotated Table 5-2. Required Paper Feed Amount Dotsn Notes on the power supply n Notes on handling the printer mechanismn Notes on handling thermal paper and label paper 5-4 Error Correction n ERROR LED redTable 5-3. Error Display be inspectedinserting paper Table 5-4. Command Standby State Display 5-5 Cleaning the Head n Cleaning the head5-6 The Cover-open Detector 5-7 Removing Jammed Papern The cover-open detector n How to use this table Chapter 6 Software Controln Controlling the printer with commands 6-1 Printer ControlRange 6-2 Command Descriptions6-3 Commands HT n Command descriptions XXX CommandRange ESC SP nESC ! n RangeESC E, ESC F, ESC ESC $ n1 n2Range ESC ¥Range ESC % nESC & s n m ap s Xam-n+l n =k = n 1 + 2 5 6 X n 2 m = 0 ESC * m n1 n2 d km = 0, 1, 32 k = n 7 + 2 5 6 X n 2 X 3 m = 3 2 , 3l The bit image modes selectable by m are as follows Range ESC 3 nESC = n RangeClears the data in the print buffer and resets the printer mode to ESC @ESC D nkNUL RangeESC E n RangeRange ESC G nESC J n RangeRange ESC R nESC V n RangeESC a n ESC ¥ n1 n2ESC - n RangeESC c 4 n RangePosition ESC d n ESC p m n1 n2ESC c 5 n RangeConnector pin ESC t nESC u n RangeUndefined ESC n RangeV a l u e GS FF GS*n1n2dn1xn2x8Range GS/m RangeGS A m n RangeFF, GS FF GS C 0 m nRange 0 ≤ n ≤m = 3 , n = O GS C1 n1 n2 n3 n4 n5 n6Range m=3, n=1T o s t o p c o u n t i n g GS C2 n1 n2Range Stops counting if n1 + n2 x 256 = n3 + n4 x 256, n5 = 0, or n6 =n1 + n2 x 256 = GSC N1 N2 N3 N4 N5Range W i t h c o u n t i n g u pRange GS H nGS c With counting downRange GS f nGS h n RangeCode GS w nGS k n d k NUL Rangeblinks and the printer waits for the paper feed switch to GS n1 n2 n3After waiting the period specified by n2, the error LED If this command is received while defining the macro, the macro1. Introduction 6-4 Program Descriptions3. How to write program 3-1. Printing on the roll paper 2. Before printing170 PRINT #l, CHR$27 “! CHR$0 180 PRINT #l , “ABCDEFGHIJK” CHR$ 120 PRINT #1, “ABCDEF” CHR$150 PRINT #l , CHR$27 “! CHR$48 160 PRINT #l , “ABCDEFGHIJK” CHR$ characters per lineGS H n The 12 characters, “012345678901” are print data g Sample Program onto thermal paper 3-2. Printing on label paper n Sample Program onto thermal label paper 180 PRINT #1, CHR$29 ”c”230 CLOSE #1 1. Printing specifications APPENDIX A General SpecificationsAPPENDIX 2. Characters specificationsFont A DefaultCharacter structure 12 x 24 includes the horizontal4.2 Thermal label paper 10. External dimensions and weight 6. Electrical characteristics7. EMI by using Epson PS-130 8. Reliability2. Interface connectors APPENDIX B Connectors1. Connectors 3. Power supply connectorElectrical characteristics Figure B-2. Drawer Kick-out Signal Interface Circuit APPENDIX C InterfacesFigure B-1. Drawer Kick-out Drive Signal 1. Specifications RS-232C compatible2. Interface connector terminal assignments and signal functions 3. Serial interface timingPage Page International character set APPENDIX E Command Summary CommandName GS C CommandName GS C2