Printronix L1524 Instrukcja Użytkownika

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ivOperator Calls 4–4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Critical Error Messages 4–5. .

3–60 Configuring the PrinterTable 3–1. Flash MessagesLCD MessagesExplanation Required ActionCLEARING PROGRAMFROM FLASHThe program successfullyloaded i

3–61Configuring the PrinterERROR: NVRAMFAILUREThe non-volatile memory hasfailed.Contact service provider.(Do NOT attempt toreplace NVRAM.)ERROR: PROGR

3–62 Configuring the PrinterFILE EXISTS ENABLEOVERWRITEThe “Overwrite Files” menuselection is set to Disable, andyou attempted to write to anexisting

3–63Configuring the PrinterINSUFFICIENT RAMREBOOT/ADD RAMBefore the printer can write a fileinto the flash file system, the filemust be completely sto

3–64 Configuring the Printer

4–1Diagnostics and Troubleshooting4Diagnostics and TroubleshootingChapter ContentsPrinter Diagnostics 4–2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

4–2Diagnostics and TroubleshootingPrinter DiagnosticsThe printer includes self-diagnostic circuits and software to aid in the discovery,prevention, an

4–3Diagnostics and Troubleshooting• Engine Sensor Checks – Scans engine status sensors including paperout, fuser temperature, toner level, cover inter

4–4Diagnostics and Troubleshooting(PI line active) or a blank (PI not active). Columns 19 and 20 contain thehexadecimal code for the first character,

4–5Diagnostics and TroubleshootingMessage Corrective ActionProblem04 INSTALL TONER CUP Toner waste bottle is notinstalled or not detected.Install or r

1–1Introduction1IntroductionChapter ContentsAbout This Manual 1–2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

4–6Diagnostics and TroubleshootingMessage Problem15 FUSER FAILCall ServiceA rotation error of the pressure roller cam has occurred.There is an unfused

A–1Specifications ASpecificationsOriginal Manufacturer SuppliesConsumables design, specification, and selection are critical and integral to thedevelo

A–2SpecificationsDeveloping Kit (704539–007):Ozone Filter 100,000 pagesDeveloper Unit 100,000 pagesStarter Toner Bottle 200 pagesCleaning KitFuser Ass

A–3SpecificationsPower ConsumptionOperating Mode 1.5 kw (peak while fusing)1.0 kw (average while fusing)Standby Mode 0.3 kw (average for 80° F ambient

A–4SpecificationsXSResolution 300 x 300 dpiInterfacesStandard Centronics or IEEE 1284 ParallelRS–232 and RS–422 SerialOptional Dataproducts (requires

A–5SpecificationsPaper Stacker (with printer stand) Power stacker, p/n 704539–001 (120V) p/n 704539–004 (230V), capable of holding and stacking an ent

A–6Specifications

B–1Host I/O InterfacesBHost I/O InterfacesThe printer provides connections on the rear panel for the following host I/Ointerfaces:• Centronics Paralle

B–2Host I/O InterfacesTable B–1. Centronics Parallel Interface Connector Pin AssignmentsInput Signals Output SignalsSignal Pin Signal PinDATA LINE 1 2

B–3Host I/O InterfacesACKNOWLEDGE – A low true pulse from the printer indicating the character orfunction code has been received and the printer is re

1–2IntroductionAbout This ManualThis manual is divided into chapters that contain all the information required touse the printer.Chapter 1: Introducti

B–4Host I/O InterfacesDataproducts Parallel InterfaceThis interface allows the printer to operate with controllers designed forDataproducts printers.

B–5Host I/O InterfacesNOTE: The printer comes standard with 470/1K ohm terminator resistors.Verify host computer port termination resistor requirement

B–6Host I/O InterfacesDataproducts Parallel Interface ConfigurationThe printer is configured for the Dataproducts interface via the “Host Interface”me

B–7Host I/O InterfacesRS–232 Serial InterfaceThis interface is used with bit serial devices compatible with EIAr RS–232E orCCITT V.24 standards. The i

B–8Host I/O InterfacesRS–232 Serial Interface SignalsThe RS–232 serial interface signals are defined below.Receive Data (RxD) – Serial data stream to

B–9Host I/O InterfacesIdle Response DisableOne Char Enquiry DisableNOTE: Only the factory default setting is shown above. Refer to the“Configuring the

B–10Host I/O InterfacesRS–422 Serial Interface SignalsThe RS–422 serial interface signals are defined below.Received Data (RxD) – Serial data stream f

B–11Host I/O InterfacesPrime Signal EnableTOF Action ResetBuffer Size In K 64The 1284 supports three operating modes which are determined by negotiat

B–12Host I/O InterfacesTable B–6. RS–422 Serial Interface Pin AssignmentsType of ModePin Source of Data Compatible Nibble Byte1 Host nStrobe HostClk H

B–13Host I/O InterfacesType of ModePin ByteNibbleCompatibleSource of Data26 Printer Signal Ground (Data 7)27 Printer Signal Ground (Data 8)28 Printer

1–3IntroductionWarnings and Special InformationFor your safety and to protect valuable equipment, it is very important that youread and comply with al

B–14Host I/O InterfacesXflag. Driven by the printer. A high true level indicating the printer is ready fordata transfer and the printer is on-line. (D

B–15Host I/O InterfacesDiagnostic PortThis interface is used for connection with a computer port to run diagnostic testsusing software driven diagnost

B–16Host I/O Interfaces

C–1Media RequirementsCMedia RequirementsThe printer requires continuous form electrographic grade media with 0.5 inchpitch tractor feed pin holes. The

C–2Media Requirements

Glossary–1GlossaryACIAAcronym for Asynchronous Communication Interface Adapter.baud A unit of speed that measures the rate at which information istran

Glossary–2default A value, parameter, attribute, or option that is assigned by aprogram or system when another has not been specified by theuser.devel

Glossary–3MPPAcronym for Maximum Print Position. Also known as line length.NMIAcronym for Non-Maskable Interrupt.non impact Printing which does not re

Glossary–4(ROM–resident fonts are fonts permanently stored in a printerand available at any time via software commands.)stop bits The signal which ind

Index–1IndexAAbout the Printer, 1–2ACK/NAK, 3–31Activating Font Memory Options, 3–47Active Emulation Menu, 3–20Adjustmentsloading flash memory, 3–53so

1–4IntroductionConventionsThroughout this manual, keys and possible key settings are printed inUPPERCASE type.In most cases, messages displayed in the

Index–2Dataproducts Parallel Interface Signals, B–5delete configuration, 3–19Delete Files, 3–46Developer Unit, 2–7Diagnostic Port Interface, B–15Diagn

Index–3 WRITING TO FLASH, 3–61 WRONG CHECKSUM, 3–61ERROR OCCURRED FLUSHINGQUEUES *, 3–60FILE EXISTS ENABLE OVERWRITE,3–62FILE SYS FULL ADD FLASH, 3–62

Index–4Dataproducts, B–4diagnostic port, B–15RS–232 serial, B–7RS–422 serial, B–9termination resistors, B–6Interference, checking, 2–20LLAN Connection

Index–5LOADING PROGRAM / INTO FLASH,3–63OPTIMIZING / FLASH FILES, 3–63RESETTING ... PLEASE WAIT, 3–63RESETTING... / PLEASE WAIT, 3–63SECURITY CODE / V

Index–6dimensions, A–3electrical, A–2emulations, A–4environmental, A–3fonts, A–4interfaces, A–4options, A–4original manufacturer supplies, A–1power co

Index–7UUnpacking the Printer, 2–6Upgrading software, 3–50, 3–54Utility program, CNVT2FLS, 3–51VVertical Image Shift, 3–40View File List, 3–46WWAITING

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PRINTRONIX, INC.16400 MYFORD ROADP.O. BOX 19559IRVINE, CA 92623–9559PHONE: 714/368–2300FAX: 714/368–2600CUSTOMER SOLUTIONS CENTER: 714/368–2686PRINTRO

1–5IntroductionPrinter Features The printer prints up to 24 pages per minute on an 8.5 x 11 inch page andproduces a 300 x 300 dots-per-inch (dpi) reso

1–6IntroductionHardware OptionsAsk your printer representative about these options which can enhance yourprinter’s versatility:• Paper stacker with pr

1–7IntroductionGeneral Laser Printer TechnologyThe operation of a laser printer is somewhat different than that of an impactprinter. They produce an e

1–8Introduction7. Cleaning: As the OPC drum continues to turn, erase lamps remove allresidual electrostatic charge from the OPC. The cleaning unit the

2–1Setting Up the Printer2Setting Up the PrinterChapter ContentsSafety Precautions 2–2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Software License AgreementCAREFULLY READ THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CONDITIONS BEFORE USING THIS PRINTER. USING THIS PRINTER INDICATES YOURACCEPTANCE OF

2–2 Setting Up the PrinterSafety PrecautionsWARNINGThe use of controls or adjustments or the performance of proceduresother than those specified in th

2–3Setting Up the Printer• Provide adequate ventilation.• Never push objects of any kind through the cabinet slots. They maycontact dangerous voltage

2–4 Setting Up the PrinterThe printer must be connected to an acceptable AC power source; otherwise, theprinter will not operate properly and may be d

2–5Setting Up the PrinterFigure 2–1 illustrates spatial site requirements for the printer. The actual printerdimensions are shown in Figure 2–1. When

2–6 Setting Up the PrinterUnpack the PrinterThe printer is shipped in two cartons. The carton containing the consumablesship set is placed on top of t

2–7Setting Up the PrinterInitial Setup To prepare the printer for operation, install the consumables that are packaged inconsumable kits within th

2–8 Setting Up the PrinterDeveloper UnitLock-down ClampsFigure 2–3. Installing the Developer Unit Add the Starter TonerToner is light and easily becom

2–9Setting Up the Printer1. Open the starter toner bottle, from the developer kit, and attach thespout. (See Figure 2–4.)2. Carefully open the develop

2–10 Setting Up the PrinterIMPORTANTFor the initial installation, use the starter toner bottle from thedeveloper kit. Do not use the toner bottles in

2–11Setting Up the PrinterInstall the Waste Toner ContainerNOTE: The OPC drum unit must be removed before placing the wastetoner container into its op

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2–12 Setting Up the PrinterWaste Toner ContainerFigure 2–6. Installing the Waste Toner Cartridge

2–13Setting Up the PrinterInstall the Fuser Cleaner Felt 1. Remove one of the fuser cleaner felts from the toner kit box.2. Remove the fuser cleaner f

2–14 Setting Up the PrinterInstall the OPC Drum UnitCAUTIONThe OPC drum unit is light sensitive. Install it within five minutes. Whenremoving the drum

2–15Setting Up the PrinterLoad Paper1. Install the paper entrance guide.2. Install the paper exit guide.3. Raise the top of the printer by firmly pres

2–16 Setting Up the PrinterTop Cover LatchTension ReleasePaper EntranceTractor GateTractor PinsTractor LocksPaper Entrance GuideFigure 2–9. Loading Pa

2–17Setting Up the PrinterCable ConnectionsConnect the interface cable to the appropriate printer interface connector and tothe host computer. (See Fi

2–18 Setting Up the PrinterPowering On The PrinterPower SwitchFigure 2–11. Power SwitchWARNINGTo prevent injury to yourself or damage to the printer,

2–19Setting Up the Printer1. Make sure the power switch is set to 0 (OFF).2. Verify that the site line voltage is the same as the voltage specified in

2–20 Setting Up the PrinterCheck for InterferenceThe printer should be used only with FCC, VDE, or CE certified computingdevices. If the printer is in

2–21Setting Up the Printer7. Temporarily remove the OPC drum in order to remove the waste tonercontainer.NOTE: The waste toner container is recyclable

Communication NoticesFederal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement: This equipment has been tested and foundto comply with the limits for a Class

2–22 Setting Up the Printer

3–1Configuring the Printer 3Configuring the PrinterChapter ContentsChanging Printer Settings 3–5. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

3–2 Configuring the PrinterHost Interface Menu 3–22. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

3–3Configuring the PrinterHost Interface: Serial 3–30. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Data

3–4 Configuring the PrinterIgnore Errors 3–42. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

3–5Configuring the PrinterChanging Printer SettingsChanging printer settings, such as paper length, emulation, and host I/Ointerface, is referred to a

3–6 Configuring the PrinterENTER SWITCHUNLOCKED6. If there are more values you want to change, use the UP, DOWN, NEXTand PREV switches to access the v

3–7Configuring the PrinterNOTE: If the “Protect Configs.” option is enabled, the new configuration willnot be saved unless the existing configuration

3–8 Configuring the PrinterSaving ConfigurationThe following is displayed to indicate the configuration has been saved:Save Config.(selected number) *

3–9Configuring the Printerc. Press DOWN.Load Config.Factory*d. Press NEXT or PREV to cycle through the options (0–8).NOTE: Configuration “0” is the fa

Anmerkung: Um die Einhaltung des EMVG sicherzustellen sind die Geräte, wie in den Handbüchernangegeben, zu installieren und zu betreiben.This product

3–10 Configuring the Printerb. Press DOWN.CONFIG. CONTROLLoad Config.c. Press DOWN.d. Press NEXT or PREV until the following is displayed:CONFIG. CON

3–11Configuring the PrinterPrinting a ConfigurationIt is recommended that you print and store your configurations for futurereference. The printout pr

3–12 Configuring the PrinterFactory SettingsTable 3–1 lists the the factory default settings (i.e., Config. 0). These values areavailable for loading

3–13Configuring the PrinterSerialInterface TypeData ProtocolBaud RateWord LengthStop BitsParityData Term ReadyRequest To SendBuffer Size In KPoll Char

3–14 Configuring the PrinterC/T HotportPort TypeTimeoutReport StatusTwinax10 sec.DisablePaper ControlImage WidthPaper LengthHor Image ShiftVert Image

3–15Configuring the PrinterConfiguration MenusThe printer provides the following “main level” configuration menus:• Config. Control. These options all

3–16 Configuring the PrinterConfiguration Menu OverviewThe configuration process matches the printer operating characteristics to thoseof the host com

3–17Configuring the PrinterConfig Control MenuConfig ControlFactory*12345678LoadConfig.SaveConfig.PrintConfig.DeleteConfig.Power–UpConfig.ProtectConf

3–18 Configuring the PrinterLoad ConfigurationThe printer can store numerous configurations. This option allows you to selectand load a specific confi

3–19Configuring the PrinterDelete ConfigurationDelete configuration allows you to delete a configuration file. You can delete oneor all of your eight

Trademark AcknowledgmentsCompatibility Software Copyright  1989 Phoenix Technologies Ltd., All Rights Reserved.Printronix is a registered trademark o

3–20 Configuring the PrinterPress the UP or DOWN keys (YorB) to cycle through the values available forthat character at the cursor location. Press the

3–21Configuring the PrinterWhen changing from one emulation to another, the printer will load the power–upconfiguration. Thus, any configuration setti

3–22 Configuring the PrinterIGP/PGL Emulation for LaserLine Printers Programmer’s Reference ManualIGP/VGL Emulation for LaserLine Printers Programmer’

3–23Configuring the PrinterHost Interface: AutoswitchingHostInterfaceParallelHotportSerialHotportPort TypeTrickle Time Time OutPort TypeTrickle Time

3–24 Configuring the PrinterPort TypeSelect the types of parallel, serial, and C/T interfaces which are connected to theprinter. For example, if your

3–25Configuring the PrinterHost Interface: CentronicsHostInterfaceData Bit 8PI IgnoredDataPolarityResp.PolarityBusy OnStrobeLatch OnDataPrime SignalTO

3–26 Configuring the PrinterData PolarityThis parameter must be set to match the Data Polarity of your host computer.Standard: Does not expect the hos

3–27Configuring the PrinterDo Nothing: Nothing occurs before a warm start when the Prime Signal isasserted.Buffer Size In KConfigures the amount of me

3–28 Configuring the PrinterPI IgnoredThe PI (Paper Instruction) signal controls vertical paper motion. It is dependenton your host computer.Enable: I

3–29Configuring the PrinterTOF ActionReset : A form feed is done before a warm start when the Prime Signal isasserted from the host. This setting is o

iTable of Contents1IntroductionAbout This Manual 1–2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

3–30 Configuring the Printer Host Interface: Serial HostInterfaceInterfaceTypeDataProtocolBaudRateWordLengthStopBitsParityRS–232*RS–422XON/XOFF*ETX/A

3–31Configuring the PrinterThe Data Protocol parameter allows you to select the software flow controlprotocol.The actions for each of the six possible

3–32 Configuring the PrinterThe printer uses different response characters to represent buffer full and bufferempty, depending on whether it is online

3–33Configuring the PrinterOffline Buffer Empty 0 CRBuffer Full 2 CRNOTE: When using the SERIES 1, 2 CH protocol, be careful with thetransmission of b

3–34 Configuring the PrinterStop bits signal the end of a transferred serial data word.ParityValues: None (default), Odd, Even, Mark, and SenseThis pa

3–35Configuring the Printer• The True parameter setting causes the printer to continuously assert theRTS signal.• The False setting causes the printer

3–36 Configuring the PrinterIdle ResponseValues: Enable or Disable (default)If you enable the Series 1 Idle parameter, then whenever the buffer is les

3–37Configuring the Printer Host Interface: IEEE 1284 Parallel ParametersHostInterfaceTOF ActionBuffer SizeIn KDisable*EnableReset*Do Nothing124681

3–38 Configuring the PrinterBuffer Size In KThis option configures the amount of memory allocated for the IEEE 1284 parallelport buffer. You can speci

3–39Configuring the PrinterPaper Control MenuPaper ControlMenuImage WidthPaper Length3.0 inches3.1 inches...8.0 inches* 8.1 inches8.2 inches8.3 inches

ii3Configuring the PrinterChanging Printer Settings 3–5. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Saving

3–40 Configuring the Printer• Inch Select/Length in Inches (the default). This selection allows you toset the form length in inches. The range is from

3–41Configuring the PrinterPrinter Control MenuFuserTemperaturePrinter ControlNormal *–5 degrees C–10 degrees C+15 degrees C+20 degrees C+25 degrees C

3–42 Configuring the PrinterThe printer completes each print job by fusing the toner on the last page andadvancing the last page to exit the printer.

3–43Configuring the PrinterMaint./Misc.MenuOn*OffMisc. MenuOn*OffOnline*OfflineDisable*EnablePanel KeySoundAlarmPower-upStateHex DumpModePtx SetupOpti

3–44 Configuring the Printer Panel Key SoundValues: On (default) and OffThis option allows you to configure the printer to beep when you press a key(s

3–45Configuring the PrinterSubsequent printing observes the current setting for skip-over perforation, formlength, and top-of-form position parameters

3–46 Configuring the PrinterDownloaded FontsAllows you to download a substitution table to replace any character in thecurrent character set with a di

3–47Configuring the PrinterFont Memory Menu0101112...340*..512Extra BoldChar.1 Kbyte *2 Kbytes3 Kbytes...20 Kbytes50 Kbytes100 Kbytes150 Kbytes.200 K

3–48 Configuring the Printercreated on demand from the font outlines stored in Flash memory. The cacheallows the printer to print scalable fonts at op

3–49Configuring the PrinterExtra Bold Char.The Extra Bold Char option specifies the thickness or stroke weight of the textfonts. The allowable range i

iiiNo Retract Mode 3–41. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ignore Errors 3–42. . . . . . .

3–50 Configuring the PrinterSystem InfoSystem InfoDrumPagesPower OffCountEnginePages Figure 3–16. System InfoSystem Info provides you with information

3–51Configuring the Printerdownloadable format. You can then copy them to the printer’s flash memory asbinary data files, as instructed later in this

3–52 Configuring the Printer• The first file name following the command name is the name of the inputfile that you want to convert. (There are no rest

3–53Configuring the Printer5. To convert a font file, enter the following at the DOS prompt on thecomputer, for example:CNVT2FLS custom.sf custom.dwn

3–54 Configuring the PrinterDownloading into Flash MemoryIMPORTANTWhen downloading an emulation to the printer, all other optional fontfiles, customer

3–55Configuring the Printer8. Disconnect all data input cables from the printer interface.9. Connect a parallel data cable to the default parallel por

3–56 Configuring the Printer19. Get the name of the compressed emulation file on the diskette by typingthe following at the DOS prompt:DIR A: <Retu

3–57Configuring the Printer26. Type the following at the DOS prompt:DIR <Return>You will see a directory listing containing the file part_num.ex

3–58 Configuring the Printer34. When you see “WAITING FOR FILE DOWNLOAD” on the LCD, releasethe ON LINE and PAGE EJECT keys.35. If the software to be

3–59Configuring the Printer42. If you have any more software to install (logo, form, TIFF, setup, or fontfiles), go back to step 32.43. When all of th