Replacing the Battery in the RAM Card | Star Micronics NX-2410

REPLACING THE BATTERY IN THE RAM CARD

The optional RAM card has an internal battery that backs up the stored data even when the card is removed from the printer. This battery can be used for more than four years. To avoid losing data from the RAM card, you should replace the battery before the end of its service life. Follow the procedure below.

1.Insert the RAM card in the printer as described in Chapter 1.

2.Turn the power switch on to supply power to the RAM card.

3.Unscrew the screw that holds the battery in place and set it aside.

4.Remove the old battery, and install the new battery the same way as the old.

5.Fasten the battery holder plate with the screw.

6.Turn off the power switch and remove the RAM card.

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Figure 5-3. Replacing the battery

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Star Micronics NX-2410 user manual Replacing the Battery in the RAM Card, Replacing the battery

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MULTI-FONT Relocate the computerorprinterwithrespectto the mceiver HOW to USE this Manual Features of the Printer Quad-sized Tableofcontents Commercial Software Download Character Generator Check the carton contents ChapterPage Setting UP Remove the top cower Install the ribbon cartridge Replace the top cover Lnsfall the optional IC card Mount the paper guide Connect the printer’s power cordConnect the printer to the computer Semiautomatic loading Figure i-7. Mounting the paper guide for single sheets Manual loading Loading and Parking Fanfold Forms Opening the rear cover Clamp Lever Paper parking Figure l-72. Mounting the paper guide for fanfold forms Test Printing Long self test Interface test Adjusting the Printing GAP IBM Page Selected Mode You OFF Switches and Indicators Chapter On Line switch Paper feed switch Quiet Mode switch POWER-UP Functions Short test pattern On Line switch Lprint CHR$I Next Return Switch Combination Functions Switch combination functions of control panelPage Page Memo Installing Your Software Printer menu Width Printer command optionsType styles Setting the DIP Switches Using Your SoftwareInitialization sequence Alignment Other printer commands Type style and pitch selection Can help you to use ESC4italicESC5 print Memo With DOS and Basic HARD-COPYING the Screen MS-DOS and PC-DOS Programming the Printer with DOS Commands Aprint README.DOC New file Programming the Printer with Basic Acopy CON LQPRINT.BAT Lprint Lprint END How the program works Page Lprint ES= c~$oc~$6oc~$6o Cleaning the Printer RkPLACING the Ribbon Replacing the Print Head Replacing the ribbon cartridge Screws Replacing the print head Replacing the Battery in the RAM Card Replacing the battery If the printer doesn’t print If fanfold paper becomes stuckIf label paper becomes stuck If a// text is printed on the same line If you have problems with download characters If you have problems with horizontal tabulationIf you have problems with graphics Switches and indicators Interface and Emu/a tion Dot Matrix Size Character Sets Type Sty/es and Pitches Paper SpecificationsDimensions and Weight Electrical Specifications Fnterface SignalsEnvironmental Requirements Option KCK OUT Memo Printer Control Commands FdNT Control Commands Select draft quality characters Select LQ characters Select LQ type styleSelect ornament character Select italic characters Cancel emphasized printing Cancel double-strike printingSelect Upright Characters Emphasized printing Stop Underlining Start Overlining Character SET Commands Enable printing of all character codes Enable printing of a// character codes on next characterSelect Slash Zero Select Normal Zero Pica Pitch Elite pitchHigh-speed elite pitch High-density Elite Pitch Cancel condensed printing Cancel Expanded PrintingCondensed Expanded printing Select Master Print mode Caocel one-line expanded printingSelect proportional spacing Select fixed spacing Increase character Spacing Select double or quadruple sizePrint Double-height Characters Return To normal Select character height, width, and line spacing Select CharacterWidth Vertical Position Commands Select character type and print pitchSet line spacing to 718 inch Set line spacing to 7160 or 7172 inch Set line spacing to 116 inch Set base unit for line spacingSet line spacing to n/180 or n/276 inch Set line spacing to n/360 inch Select forward feed mode Define line spacing to n/72 inchExecute ESC a Line feed Perform one n/780-inch or n/276-inch line feed Cancel top and bottom margins Set page Iength to n inchesSet bottom margin Form feed Disable paper-out detector Enable paper-out detectorSet vertical tab stops Set vertical tab stops every n lines Horizontal Position Commands Set left marginSelect vertical tab channel Tab Cancel autoniatic line feed Set left and right marginsCarriage return Set Backspace Left justifyCenter text Right justify Reset Set horizontal tab stopsSet horizontal tab stop every n columns Horizontal tab Relative horizontal Tab Relative horizontal tab in inchesAbsolute horizontal tab in inches Absolute horizontal tab in co/umns Print 8-bit Sing/e-density Graphics Print 8-bit double-density GraphicsPrint 8-bit double-density, double-speed graphics Print Bit quadruple-density Graphics Select graphics mode Print 24bit hex-density graphics Select Graphics Mode Download Character CommandsConvert graphics Density Copy character set from ROM into RAM card Define Download Select download character set Other Printer Control Commands Select ROM characterSet MS6 to Set MS8 to Cancel last line Cancel Quiet printRepeat data Quiet print Cancel immediate Print Set printer off-lineSet printer on-he Stop printing Bidirectional Unidirectional printingOne-line unidirectional printing Manual feed Set print start position on ASF Reset PrinterEject paper From ASF Memo AppendixcDOWNLOAD Normal character Draft characters Pica Super/subscript character 1220 Then QUA=2 Else QUA=0 CLS Locate PX,PY Print ISO$ Plot chara,-.ter ------------~-~----~-~-~~~~-~~~~~ Character Sets Standardcharacterset IuIX Ih Y I-G- I-G- l-7 Page I‘? IBM Character SET #l Additional Character SET # $ h o 0 § International Character Sets Index Irl 107 Command Summary 109 Select base unit for line spacing 111