Toshiba EO1-13016, TRST-56 SERIES owner manual Adjusting the Paper Near End Sensor Position

Models: TRST-56 SERIES EO1-13016

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5. INSTALLATION PROCEDURE

EO1-13016

5.4 Adjusting the Paper Near End Sensor Position

1)Turn the printer power ON.

2)Press down the ejector to unhook the printer cover. (c)

3)Hold both sides of the printer cover and open it until it stops.(d)

4)Check for the correct orientation of the receipt roll, and put it into the paper holder.

5)Pull the receipt until it extends past the paper outlet for about 5 cm (e), and then close the printer cover by pressing it’s front centre gently and make sure that the ejector snaps up.

6)Excessive paper will be automatically fed and cut.

Print Head

Printer Cover

Caution symbol for hot surface. (Please refer to the WARNING! on the previous page.)

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Ejector

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1

Receipt Roll

5.4 Adjusting the Paper Near End Sensor Position

CAUTION!

1.The remaining volume of roll paper (outer roll diameter) varies depending on the printer models and paper types. Please use the following table just for your reference.

2.Do not open the DIP switch cover under the paper holder or change the DIP switch settings. Changing the settings may cause a malfunction of the printer.

1)Press down the ejector to unhook the printer cover. Hold both sides of the printer cover and open it until it stops.

2)Push the sensor tab in the direction of the arrow (c) to unhook the sensor tab. Adjust the sensor unit position (d) by moving the sensor tab according to the remaining volume of the receipt paper.

3)The following table shows an outline of the relationship between the remaining volume of the receipt paper and the sensor position. (when using the specified paper roll)

Sensor position

Remaining volume

(Outer roll diameter: mm)

 

1

18

2

21

3

24

4

27

Sensor Tab

4 3 2 1

 

Sensor Position

1

 

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Sensor Unit

DIP Switch Cover

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Toshiba EO1-13016, TRST-56 SERIES owner manual Adjusting the Paper Near End Sensor Position