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Star Micronics LC24-300 user manual

Models: LC24-300

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Troubleshooting Install Common problems and solutions Accessories available Setting up Software commands Adjusting the print gap Setting the top of a form Customer service information Features

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Contents

LC24-300COLOUR VDE Statement Guide to this manual Introduction Electronic Troubleshooting A3-RAM Software commands Appendix 135 Glossary 155 Index 167 Costumer Service information 171 Features Introduction Sdpk Page3 Parts Parts an explanation Page6 Setting up Choosing a place for the printer Unpacking the printer Setting up your printer Fitting the platen knob Installing the ribbon cartridge Removing the front cover Page11 Installing the roller unit Removing the ribbon cartridge Removing the roller unit Replacing the front cover Installing the paper guide Installing the mute cover Connecting the printer to the computer Page16 Setting up your printer with your computer Setting up with MS-DOS Page18 Setting up the printer in Windows Click on Set As Default Printer Dows on Selecting different fonts Using your printer Loading paper Adjusting the print gap Page25 Loading cut sheet paper Loading and parking fanfold paper Loading paper from the rear of the printer Page29 Loading paper from the bottom of the printer Parking paper Unparking the paper Using the control Panel Ready and not-ready modes Feeding paper through the printer Setting the top of a form Changing the autoloading position Eject and park Quiet printing Changing the way your printout looks Font name Display highlights Changing the pitch of the font Make the printer ready again Zoomsize Display Controlling the printer’s memory Removing the macro Setting the printer back to default settings Locking the printer Pitch unlock Test printing Th1s 1s fIrst 1Ine Page49 11111 Page51 Electronic DIP switches Banks and numbers OFF C c Function Page56 Page57 Leave this switch on Page59 Page60 Page61 Page62 Accessories available Chapter Page64 If you have already loaded fanfold paper, park the paper Page66 Page67 Baud rate Page69 Page70 Page71 Mode COMn baud,pari ty,data length,stopbits,p HstaUed Printers list Page74 Troubleshooting Common problems and solutions Page77 Page78 Page79 Page80 Page81 ActionI Possible causes ActionPossible causes ’je Page84 ~Romin IRoman1 PI? Ei’ Beeptones BeeptonesMeaning Checking system software settings Windows Click Connect MS-DOS Softwarecommands Introduction Page92 Fontcontrolcommands Letter Causes subsequent characters except IBM block Cancels emphasized printing I n g Page97 Charactersetcommands Selects character set#2 N t el rc ne ha tsa ci ro nta a cl Eo B a c G M Page101 Charactersizeand pitchcommands Page103 Ignored ifthe Pitch LOCKmodewas selected during Power-up M lr Page106 Page107 Page108 Page109 Verticalpositioncommands Setl s Page111 Page112 Select r Page114 Cancels the bottom margin Page116 Horizontalpositioncommands Set a Page119 Page120 Graphics commands + n + n Select Graphics mode Convert graphics Density Download Character commands Mode X m Copy character set from ROM into RAM Select download character Set Other printer commands Accept MSB as is Delete last character sent Stop printing Manual feed Set initial conditions Page Appendix Page Page Page Page Parallel interface Pin Name Function + 1 = Standard characterset#2 Standard character set #2 International character sets T0 ‘ o ml..I-fJ3ii@-’pJ‘d IBM character set #2 Lla ?u’ Code page #860 Portuguese Code page #861 Icelandic Other characters are the same as in code page #437 Page150 Code page #865 Nordic Character set #1 IBM special character set Page Glossary Automatici Bit Carriage Na o So o Na o Page Page Page Page Ean Page R r Mc e Index Page Page Page Customer service information CuSt E o o l r U e s s t p o o m

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