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Star Micronics TSP200 technical manual Chapter Maintenance And Lubrication

Models: TSP200

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CHAPTER 4

MAINTENANCE AND LUBRICATION

1.	Maintenance		35
	1-1.	Cleaning	35
	1-2.	Checks	35
2.	Lubrication		36
	2-1.	Lubricants	36	4
	2-1.	Lubricants	36
	2-2.	Application Method	36
	2-2.	Application Method	36
	2-3.	Lubrication Points	36

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Star Micronics TSP200 technical manual Chapter Maintenance And Lubrication

Contents

SECOND EDITION TSP200 SeriesTHERMAL PRINTER TECHNICAL MANUAL∙ The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice INTRODUCTION Page the memory switches SPECIFICATIONS AND OPERATIONGeneral Specifications DIP-Switch SettingsPage 158mm SPECIFICATIONS AND OPERATION 1. General SpecificationsFig. 1-2 External Appearance SPECIFICATIONS AND OPERATION 2. External AppearanceTSP200-120/230 TSP200-24DIP Switch #2 SPECIFICATIONS AND OPERATION 3. DIP-Switch SettingsDIP switch #1 The factory settings of DIP switch 1 are all onmemory switches SPECIFICATIONS AND OPERATIONSPECIFICATIONS AND OPERATION 6. HEX dump mode SPECIFICATIONS AND OPERATION 5. Running a test printPrinter Mechanism Block DiagramCHAPTER PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION InterfacePage Fig. 2-1 Block Diagram PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION 1. Block Diagram2 Printer Mechanism PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION3 Power Supply Unit 1 Main Logic Board2-1-1 InterfaceInterface Types PRINCIPLES OF OPERATIONFig. 2-3 Parallel interface PRINCIPLES OF OPERATIONPRINCIPLES OF OPERATION 2-2. Data Arrangement and PrintingPRINCIPLES OF OPERATION Fig. 2-5 Block Diagram of Drive ICPRINCIPLES OF OPERATION PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION Fig. 2-7 Timing ChartPRINCIPLES OF OPERATION 2-3. Feed-Motor Drive CircuitPattern PRINCIPLES OF OPERATIONPattern PatternPRINCIPLES OF OPERATION 2-4. Power-On Reset CircuitPRINCIPLES OF OPERATION 2-5. +5V Line Voltage Detector CircuitPRINCIPLES OF OPERATION 3. Printer Mechanism 3-1. Thermal Printhead3-2. Paper-Feed Mechanism Fig. 2-18 Paper-Out Detector 2 Paper-Near-End Detector 3-3. DetectorsPRINCIPLES OF OPERATION 1 Paper-Out DetectorPRINCIPLES OF OPERATION 3-4. Auto-Cutter Drive circuit on TSP242-24/120/230 onlyPartial Cut Fig. 2-23 Auto-Cutter Timing ChartPRINCIPLES OF OPERATION Full CutAuto-Cutter Unit CHAPTER PART REPLACEMENT AND RELATED ADJUSTMENTPower Unit Upper Case UnitPage Model TSP242-24/120/230 only PARTS REPLACEMENT1. Upper Case Unit 2. Auto-Cutter UnitTSP212-24/120/230 3. Printer Mechanism4. Near-End-Sensor Unit PARTS REPLACEMENT5. Power Unit TSP200-120/230 Power Unit TSP200-24PARTS REPLACEMENT United Kingdom 6. Main Logic Board7. Fuses TSP200-120/230 PARTS REPLACEMENTFuses TSP200-24 8. Thermal-head UnitPARTS REPLACEMENT Page CHAPTER MAINTENANCE AND LUBRICATION MaintenanceLubrication MAINTENANCE AND LUBRICATION 1. Maintenance 1-1. Cleaning1-2. Checks 2-3. Lubrication Points MAINTENANCE AND LUBRICATION 2. Lubrication2-1. Lubricants 2-2. Application MethodPage Wiring Scheme of Printer CHAPTER PARTS LISTHOW TO USE PARTS LIST Printer Assembly19 B 1. Printer Assembly1-1. Disassembly Drawing B C AFG E19 B 34 B C AFG1-1-2. TSP242-120/230 29 C1-1-3. TSP242-24 C 29 HPrinter AssemblyTSP200-120/230 1-2. Parts List 1-2-1. TSP200-120/230Printer AssemblyTSP200-24 1-2-2. TSP200-242. Printer Mechanism 2-1. Disassembly Drawing2-1-2. TSP242 Printer Mechanism 2-2. Parts List3-1. TSP200-120/230 3. Cutter Unit3-2. TSP200-24 4-1. TSP200-120/230 4. Wiring Scheme of Printer4-2. TSP200-24 5-1. Circuit Diagram 5. Main Logic BoardMain Logic Board 1/6 Main Logic Board 2/6 Main Logic Board 3/6 Main Logic Board 4/6 Main Logic Board 5/6 Main Logic Board 6/6 5-2. Component Layout Main Logic Board 5-3. Parts ListMain Logic Board Main Logic Board Main Logic Board 6-1. Circuit Diagram 6. Power Supple Unit 120VAC/230VACPower Supply Unit120VAC/230VAC 6-2. Parts List7. Power Supple Unit 24VDC 7-1. Circuit Diagram 7-2. Component Layout 7-3. Parts ListPower Supply Unit24VDC 8-1. Circuit Diagram 8-2. Parts List8. Paper Near-End Sensor Page STAR MICRONICS AMERICA, INC Distributed byELECTRONIC PRODUCTS DIVISION OVERSEAS SUBSIDIARY COMPANIES