Control panel

Quick start-up

Control panel

The control panel and the keys are used for controlling the printer operation.

The upper line of the display shows whether the printer is in Online or Offline mode and the paper path selected (Tractor1 or Single).

Online mode

After switching on, the printer is automatically set to online mode. Only in this mode can it receive data from the computer.

Online Tractor1 Tear

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Setup

Tear key (4): Activates the tear function when fanfold paper is loaded (see page 19, Moving the paper to the tear position). If Load is displayed above this key, no paper is loaded in the printer; press the key to feed paper to the printing position.

Setup key: Sets the printer to setup mode.

Online key: Sets the printer to offline mode.

Offline mode

Only in this mode is it possible to perform step, line, or form feeds from the control panel (see page 18, Paper transport); however, data cannot be received.

Offline Tractor1

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Online

Setup

Park key (1): Clears the paper path with paper loaded and activates paper path quick selection (see page 14, Changing the paper type).

Key (2): Short keypress: Microstep forward.

Long keypress: Continuous paper feed.

Key (3): Short keypress: Microstep reverse.

Long keypress: Continuous paper reverse feed back to the park position.

Load key (4): If no paper is loaded, see above.

If paper is loaded: Short keypress: Line Feed (LF);

long keypress: Form Feed (FF).

Setup key: Sets the printer to setup mode.

Online key: Sets the printer to online mode.

Setup mode

In this mode, the following settings are available:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Online

Setup

Setup key: Sets the printer to setup mode, in which the following settings can be selected:

Menu key (1): Other menu settings.

Adjust key (2): Tear position, first printing line and print head gap.

Paperway key (3): Paper path.

Char key (4): Font and number of characters per inch.

Access to the other menu settings (Menu) may be disabled by the manufacturer. For informa- tion on how to enable access and about the available settings, refer to the Reference Manual on the Online CD-ROM (chapter The Menu, section Enabling the menu).

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Tally Genicom T2265, T2280 manual Control panel, Online mode, Offline mode, Setup mode

T2265, T2280 specifications

Tally Genicom has long been a reputable name in the world of printing solutions, and the T2280 and T2265 models stand out in its lineup. Renowned for their reliability and versatility, these dot matrix printers serve various industries, from manufacturing to logistics, where durable printing is essential.

The T2280 model is designed for heavy-duty applications, capable of printing multi-part forms, invoices, and labels with ease. It features a robust print head designed for longevity, ensuring consistent performance across extensive printing tasks. The T2280 boasts an impressive print speed of up to 550 characters per second, making it a suitable choice for high-volume printing environments. Equipped with an 80-column capability, it ensures that users can work with various document layouts without compromising on quality.

Meanwhile, the T2265 model is slightly more compact but still powerful, delivering a print speed of 450 characters per second. The T2265 is particularly well-suited for environments that require reliable performance without occupying too much space. Similar to the T2280, it is capable of printing multi-part forms, making it useful for invoicing and shipping documents.

One of the main features shared between the two models is their advanced ribbon technology. Tally Genicom utilizes high-yield ribbons, which not only extend the lifespan of the printers but also reduce overall printing costs. The ease of ribbon installation also ensures that even less technically inclined users can perform maintenance without any hassle.

Both printers support a wide array of connectivity options. They come with parallel, serial, and USB interfaces, allowing for easy integration into various systems, whether standalone or networked. This flexibility makes them ideal for businesses looking to streamline their printing processes without overhauling existing systems.

The durability of the T2280 and T2265 cannot be overstated. Built to withstand heavy usage, they feature a robust construction that minimizes the risk of damage in demanding environments. This makes them an excellent investment for businesses that require consistent performance under pressure.

In conclusion, the Tally Genicom T2280 and T2265 models impress with their combination of speed, reliability, and versatility. With advanced ribbon technology and multiple connectivity options, they cater to diverse printing needs while ensuring cost-effectiveness and durability. These printers are ideal for businesses looking to enhance efficiency in their documentation and reporting processes.