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User’s Guide

Printed in Japan

94.02-

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Front matter 1
User s guide 1
Printe 2
Printer parts 2
S t y l u 3
Important safety instructions 4
Canada 6
Communications 6
Edict6 par 6
Fcc compliance statement 6
For canadian users 6
For united states users 6
Of the fcc rules these limits are designed to provide 6
Pas de bruits 6
Present 6
Reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is 6
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class b digital device pursuant to part 6
Warning 6
Ll inc 7
Tips for printing on single sheets 7
Contents 8
Howtousethismanual 8
Printing paper mechanical electrical 10
Selection 10
Features 11
Introduction 11
How to use this manual 12
Interface cards 12
Introduction 12
Options 12
Push tractor unit 12
Introduction 3 13
The epson 13
Warnings cautions and notes 13
Where to get help for united states users 13
Chap 1 setting up the printer 14
Chapte 14
Printer 14
Setting up 14
A few precautions 15
About your ink jet printer 15
Choosing the right paper 17
Unpacking the printer 18
Attaching the paper support and the paper separators 19
Choosing a place for the printer 20
Plugging in the printer 21
Installing the ink cartridge 22
Settin 23
The pause 25
Load eject 28
Printer 28
Shortens 28
Testing 28
Testing the printer 28
Load eject 29
Connecting the printer to your computer 30
Settin 31
Setting up your software programs 31
Up your software programs 31
Chap 2 paper handling 32
Chapter 2 32
Paper handling 32
Load eject 33
Printing on single sheets 33
Tips on using the paper feeder 33
Adjusting the loading position 34
Economy condensed 34
Load eject 34
Adjusting the print position 35
Economy condensed 35
Loading paper manually 36
Load eject 37
Installing the push 38
Installing the push tractor 38
Tractor 38
Using continuous paper with optional push tractor 38
Loading continuous paper 39
Load eject 42
Tips on using continuous paper 42
Using the tear off feature 43
Economy condensed 44
Factory set 44
Load eject 44
Removing the push tractor 44
Single sheets 45
Switching 45
Switching between continuous paper and single sheets 45
Switching to single sheets 45
Attach the paper separators as shown on page l 6 46
Button the printer feeds the continuous paper backward to the paper park position 46
Button to eject it 46
If a single sheet is in the paper path press the 46
If any printed sheets remain in the printer tear off the printed pages 46
Load eject 46
Move the release lever to the single sheet position 46
Press the 46
Raise the release lever to the continuous paper position 46
Switching to continuous paper 46
The printer is ready to print when it receives data it loads a single sheet from the paper feeder or manual feed slot 46
To continuous paper 46
To switch from single sheets back to continuous paper follow the steps below 46
Envelope 47
Envelopes 47
Inches 47
Inches x 47
Printing on envelopes 47
Printing on special paper 47
Load eject 48
Default 49
Labels 49
Load eject 49
Chap 3 using the printer 50
Contro 51
Indicato 51
Indicator lights 51
Lights 51
Operating the 51
Operating the control panel 51
Buttons 52
Condensed 52
Economy 52
Paper out 52
Alt load eject 53
Economy condensed 53
Load eject 53
Print head cleaning alt pause 53
Selecting character fonts 54
A8cdefghijklm0123456789 55
Abcdefghijklm0123456789 55
Abcdefghijklmol23456769 55
Abcdefghijklmol23456789 55
Klmo123456789 55
Klmol23456789 55
Scalable fonts 55
Condensed printing 56
Default setting 56
Using the 56
Using the default settings mode 56
Line feed 57
Most software controls the character table and auto 57
Software controls thesefeatures you may never need to set them with the control panel 57
Auto print direction 58
Characte 58
Continuous paper page length 58
Default settings descriptions 58
Skip over perforation 58
Auto interface selection 59
Auto line feed 59
Mixed text graphics mode 59
Network interface mode 59
Changing the default settings 60
Interface wait time 60
Data paper out 61
Economy condensed 61
Ink out 61
Paper out 61
Auto print direction 63
Available only in the north south american version 63
Brazilian portuguese 63
Cyrillic 63
Default settings menu 63
Italic 63
Pc437 usa standard europe 63
Printer 63
Interface cards 64
Optional 64
Optional interface cards 64
Using the printer 64
Be sure to set any switches and jumpers on the card see the interface card s manual for details 65
Follow the steps below to install an optional interface card removal of the interface card is the reverse of these steps 65
If you are unsure whether you need an optional interface or would like to know more about interfaces contact your dealer 65
Installing an interface card 65
Interface 65
Make sure the printer is turned off unplug the printer s power cord and disconnect the interface cable 65
Remove the screws from the interface cover remove the interface cover 65
The printer 65
The c82305 c82306 serial interface 66
The c82305 c82306 serial interface card 66
Cartridge 67
Maintenance 67
Maintenance transportation 67
Replacing the ink 67
Replacing the ink cartridge 67
Transportation 67
Ink out 68
Cleanin 69
Cleaning the print head 69
Cleaning the printer 69
The printer 69
Mchanism 70
Transporting the printer 70
Umuitable 70
Error indicators 71
Troubleshooting 71
Back feed eject error 72
Carriage error 72
Cleaning charging 72
Fatal ink system error 72
Ink is gone no ink cartridge 72
Release lever error 72
Power supply 73
The lights come on briefly but then go off and stay off 73
The printer does not work or control panel lights are off 73
Light is off but nothing prints 74
Light is on 74
Printing 74
Printing stops and the 74
The printer sounds like it is printing but nothing prints 74
_ _ _ _ 74
Dots are missing in printed characters or graphics 75
Economy 75
Economy condensed 75
The printed image is light or faint 75
Printing starts too high or too low on the page 76
The font selected on the control panel does not print 76
The printed image is blurred 76
The typestyles or characters set with your software do not print 76
The wrong characters are printed 76
All the text prints on the same line 77
The printed page length is not what you expected 77
The text prints an extra blank line between each text line 77
When using an optional interface card the printer does not print or the printout is not what you expected 77
Paper handling 78
Single sheets do not feed properly from the paper feeder 78
The printer loads more than one sheet at a time 78
Load eject 79
Paper from the paper feeder is crooked 79
Single sheet paper does not fully eject 79
The ejected paper is wrinkled 79
When installing the push tractor it does not lock in place 79
After installing the push tractor the release lever is locked 80
The push tractor does not feed the paper 81
Clearing 82
The continuous paper does not eject properly 82
Paper feeding and paper jam problems 83
Preventin 83
Appendix 84
A 2 appendix 85
Printer specifications 85
Printing 85
Technical specifications 85
Appendix a 3 86
A 4 appendix 87
Appendix a 5 88
Approximately 88
Continuous paper 88
Depending on how often you use the 88
Ink cartridge 88
Mechanical 88
Million 88
Years from production date 88
A 6 appendix 89
Electrical 89
Hours at 89
Inches 89
Inches with paper 89
Inches without paper 89
Ink cartridge 89
Million dots per nozzle 89
Mode at 89
Month at 89
Pages a4 or letter 89
Power consumption 89
Power on hours 89
Printing in 89
Thaws in 89
V model 89
W during self test 89
And pin assignments 90
Environmental 90
Interface 90
Interface specifications 90
Safety approvals 90
Specifications 90
A 8 appendix 91
All interface conditions are based on the 92
Appendix a 9 92
Data transfer must be carried out by observing the 92
Level both the rise and fall 92
Microseconds 92
Or busy 92
Return denotes the twisted pair return connected at signal ground level for the interface wiring be sure to use a twisted pair cable for each signal and to complete the connection on the return side 92
Signal data transfer to this printer can be carried out only after receipt of the 92
Signal direction description 92
Signal or when the busy signal is low 92
Signal return 92
The column heading direction refers to the direction of signal flow as viewed from the printer 92
Times of each signal must be less than 92
B u s y 93
D a t a 93
Initialization 93
Strobe 93
The figure below shows the timing for the parallel interface 93
The printer can be initialized returned to a fixed set of conditions in 93
Three ways 93
Appendix a 11 94
Command summary 94
Default settings 94
Sending printer commands 94
A 12 appendix 95
General operation 95
Paper feeding 95
Using the command summary 95
Appendix a 13 96
Bottom margin in defined units 96
Cancel top bottom margin for continuous paper 96
Esc c20nln2 96
Esc c4omlm2nln2 96
Format 96
Left margin column 96
M ml m2x256 96
Number of defined units 96
Set bottom margin for continuous paper 96
Set page format 96
Set page length in defined unit 96
Top margin in defined units n 96
Esc v20nln2 97
Print position motion 97
Appendix a 15 98
Font selection 98
Appendix 99
Enhancement 99
Esc 301nln2 99
20 30 40 50 100
Appendix a 17 100
Character handling 100
Esc ulon 100
N 3600 100
Spacing 100
2 3 4 5 6 101
Appendix 101
Appendix a 19 102
Graphics 102
N lor49 102
Adjacent 103
Bit image 103
Character tables 103
Density 103
Dots print 103
Horizontal 103
Version only 103
Version only those with 103
Vertical 103
Appendix a 21 104
Bqaabfy 104
Cr6 86 104
Ii9igpeq3f 104
Multilingual 104
Pc437 usa standard europe 104
Pc860 portuguese 104
Seueu br 104
Bbabcdef 105
Pc853 turkish 105
Pc857 turkish 105
Pc863 canadian french pc865 norwegian 105
Abcdef 106
Appendi 106
Bsabcdef 106
Pc85 7 greek 106
Syekibny3 106
Yrillic 106
A 24 appendix 107
Abicomp 107
Brascll 107
D t d t 107
E 0 c q 107
In the italic character table 107
No character is available for hex code 107
Pc852 east europe 107
Portuguese 107
Ai2xoaubiii8ii 108
Appendix a 25 108
Bgiii3 108
Command 108
E la ll 108
Internationa 108
Ir iiiii6ti 108
Irit5 iii6d 108
R command 108
R command for example 108
The following eight international character sets can be selected in the default setting mode or with the 108
The following seven additional sets are available only with the 108
When you select italic france the characters in the france row on the table below are used in the italic character table 108
You can select one of the following international character sets by using the default setting mode or sending the 108
Appendix 109
Command 109
To print the characters in the table below use the 109
Glossary 110
Italicized 110
Printing 110
Character fable 111
Condensed printing 111
Continuous paper 111
Contro 111
Default 111
Double height printing 111
Double width printing 111
Form feed 112
Glossary gl 3 112
Hex dump 112
Initialization 112
Ink jet 112
Interface 112
Italic 113
Line feed 113
Loading position 113
Paper park position 113
Printabl 113
Printing 113
Proportiona 113
Push tractor 113
Quality 113
Fear off 114
Glossary gl 5 114
Self test 114
Software program 114
Subscript 114
Superscript 114
Characters 115
Fear off position 115
Top of form 115
Unidirectional printing 115
User defined 115
15 16 3 28 116
8 9 3 14 116
7 16 3 32 33 117
7 16 3 30 32 119
8 9 3 15 3 28 119
7 16 3 30 32 120
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