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2 Every effort has been made to ensure that the information in this document is complete,accurate, and up-to-date. Okidata assumes no responsibility for the results of errorsbeyond its control. Okidata also cannot guarantee that changes in software and equipmentmade by other manufacturers and referr...
Page 3 - Conventions Used in this Users Guide; Notes; Important! Important information is set in italics.
3 Conventions Used in this Users Guide Notes Note: Notes are set in regular type and contain general information. Cautions Caution! Cautions are set in bold italics and contain information regarding actions which could potentially cause personal injury or damage to the printer. Important Informatio...
Page 4 - Contents
4 Contents 1: Front Panel .................................................................................................................... 8 Print Mode: Indicator Lights .......................................................................................... 8 Print Mode: Control Panel Buttons...
Page 7 - European Union Council of the European Communities Statement
7 FCC / IC / CE ................................................................................................................ 131 FCC Declaration of Conformity ................................................................................ 131 Federal Communications Commission Radio Frequency In...
Page 8 - Print Mode: Indicator Lights
8 1: Front Panel Print Mode: Indicator Lights Power Light:On/off: printer on/off. Alarm Light:On: printer error such as paper out, paper jam, etc. Blinking: printer error such as ROM/RAM error, spacing error, etc. Status Light:On: printer is ready to receive data Blinking: printer in Print Suppress ...
Page 9 - Print Mode: Control Panel Buttons
9 Print Mode: Control Panel Buttons CONFIG Button: With printer off-line and no data being sent : press to switch between menu configurations CFG1 and CFG2.See Section 1 for information on how to set CFG1 and CFG2. PATH/TOF Button: With printer off-line: Press to switch paper paths. Hold to set curr...
Page 10 - Menu Mode: Control Panel Buttons
10 Menu Mode: Control Panel Buttons STORE Button: Press to save the new setting. MENU Button: Press to exit Menu mode. With SHIFT, press to print out a listing of current Menu settings. GROUP Button: Press to page through available groups in the menu. With SHIFT, press to page backwards through avai...
Page 11 - Menu Mode: Configuring Your Printer; Entering/Exiting the Menu Mode
11 Menu Mode: Configuring Your Printer Entering/Exiting the Menu Mode To enter or exit the menu mode, press MENU. Changing the Menu Settings To change menu settings: 1. Press MENU to place the printer in the menu mode. 2. Press GROUP until the group in which you wish to make a change appears on the ...
Page 12 - Switching Back and Forth between Configurations; The CFG designation on the second line of the display changes.; Resetting the Menu
12 You can change either CFG1 or CFG2 back to the factory settings at any time: see“Resetting the Menu” below. Note: The following menu items cannot be set separately for CFG1 and CFG2: Registration 1 through Registration 7 in the Set-Up group. Switching Back and Forth between Configurations To swit...
Page 13 - Summary of Menu Settings; Note: Factory settings are indicated by bold italics.; Group
13 Summary of Menu Settings Note: Factory settings are indicated by bold italics. Group Item Settings Printer Control Emulation Mode IBM-PPR, EPS-FX, OKI-ML Font Print Mode Utility, NLQ Courier, NLQ Gothic, HSD Pitch 10 CPI, 12 CPI, 15 CPI, 17.1 CPI, 20 CPI Prop. Spacing No, Yes Style Normal, Italic...
Page 17 - Explanation of Menu Settings; The items in the table below are arranged in alphabetical order.; Item
17 Explanation of Menu Settings The items in the table below are arranged in alphabetical order. Item Description Emulations Group(s) # Graphic Bits Choose the graphics your system uses: ML only Set-Up 7 or 8 dots in each column printed. # Serial Bits Change to 7 Bits if your system uses a All Seria...
Page 22 - Replacing the Ribbon; Remove the Old Ribbon; Caution! The printhead may be extremely HOT!
22 2: Maintenance Replacing the Ribbon Remove the Old Ribbon 1. Turn the printer off, then press on the area(s) marked PUSH and open the printhead access cover. Caution! The printhead may be extremely HOT! 2. Move the printhead to the ribbon loading area ( 1 ).
Page 23 - Prepare the New Ribbon; ribbon cartridge until they snap into place.
23 3. Unthread the ribbon from the printhead, then remove and discard the cartridge. Prepare the New Ribbon 1. Open the new ribbon cartridge and swing out the ribbon arms at either end of the ribbon cartridge until they snap into place. 2. Push in on the white plastic ribbon restraint at the right e...
Page 24 - Install the New Ribbon; either end, then press down on the cartridge.
24 Install the New Ribbon 1. Install the ribbon cartridge in the printer: place the ribbon arms over the metal tabs at either end, then press down on the cartridge. 2. Feed the ribbon over the back of the printhead, threading it into the black guides ( 1 ) on either side of the printhead. Caution! B...
Page 25 - any slack in the ribbon, then close the printhead access cover.; Clearing Paper Jams; Front Feed Jams; To clear a front feed paper jam:
25 3. Turn the blue knob counter clockwise (in the direction of the molded arrows) to take up any slack in the ribbon, then close the printhead access cover. Caution! Do NOT turn the knob clockwise: this can cause the ribbon to jam! Clearing Paper Jams Front Feed Jams To clear a front feed paper jam...
Page 26 - PARK; button to retract the paper from the paper path.
26 4. Open the tractor pin covers and remove the jammed paper. Be careful to remove any ripped pieces. 5. Tear off two or three forms to ensure a clean, unwrinkled form, then reload the continuous forms on the pins and close the tractor pin covers. 6. Close the front access door and turn the printer...
Page 27 - Rear Feed Jams; To clear a rear feed paper jam:
27 Rear Feed Jams To clear a rear feed paper jam: 1. Press PARK to retract the paper from the paper path. 2. Turn the printer off. 3. Push on the rear-feed access cover tabs and swing the cover back. 4. Open the tractor covers and remove the jammed paper. Be careful to remove any ripped pieces. 5. T...
Page 28 - Replacing the Power Fuse
28 If the paper continues to jam... If you continue to experience paper jams, there are probably some inaccessible piecesstuck in the paper path. To correct this: 1. Press the PARK button to retract the paper from the paper path. 2. Open the rear-feed access cover. 3. Fold some continuous forms pape...
Page 29 - Cleaning the Housing; Cleaning the Interior; to remove the paper from the print path.
29 Cleaning the Housing You should clean the housing every few months (or after about 300 hours of operation). Caution! Never use solvents or strong detergents on the cabinet: they could damage the housing. Cleaning the Interior 1. Press PARK to remove the paper from the print path. 2. Turn the prin...
Page 30 - Cleaning the Exterior
30 5. Close the printhead access cover. 6. Pull out the front access cover and lift it into the open position. 7. Vacuum out any paper dust and loose bits of paper, then close the cover. 8. Open the rear-feed access cover and vacuum out any paper dust and loose bits of paper, then close the cover. 9...
Page 31 - General Troubleshooting; Nothing happens when I turn on the printer.
31 3: Troubleshooting General Troubleshooting Problem: Nothing happens when I turn on the printer. Solutions: 1. Check the power cord connection to the outlet. 2. If you are using a power strip, make sure it is turned on and that the fuse has not blown nor the circuit breaker tripped. 3. Check the f...
Page 32 - you entered them correctly.
32 Problem: I’m getting strange symbols, incorrect fonts, etc. Solution: 1. Check to be sure that the printer driver you have selected in your software matches the printer emulation. 2. If you have embedded any printer commands in your software, check to be sure that you entered them correctly. Prob...
Page 34 - I’m trying to print envelopes, but they keep jamming.; SHIFT; Error Messages; Error Message; AUTO GAP
34 Problem: I’m trying to print envelopes, but they keep jamming. Solution: If you load continuous-form envelopes at the default position, the auto gap thickness issensed at the envelope’s flap position which is thinner than the envelope’s main area. Thiscan cause jamming when the envelopes are bein...
Page 38 - : Service Information; Getting Service & Support; Your Dealer; • Sales and service referrals
38 4: Service Information Getting Service & Support Note: For the latest information on getting service and support, consult our multilingual web site (English, French, Spanish, Portuguese): http://www.okidata.com Your Dealer Consult the store where you purchased your printer, or in the U.S. and...
Page 39 - Okidata Customer Support Professionals
39 Okidata Customer Support Professionals 1-800-OKI-DATA (1-800-654-3282) U.S and Canada only. Our Customer Support staff is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Please be sure thatyou are calling from a telephone close to your printer so you can describe your problemaccurately. Our Customer Sup...
Page 40 - Okidata Service Locations; • Allow 10 days for round trip shipping repair via a depot.; In Latin America; United States
40 Okidata Service Locations If repair to your printer becomes necessary, the repair can be handled by one of Okidata’smany repair facilities. In the U.S. and Canada Before shipping your printer, call 1-800-OKI-DATA (1-800-654-3282) for a returnauthorization number. Select the “service” option to fi...
Page 41 - • Consult the dealer where you purchased your printer
41 Purchasing Replacement Parts & Accessories Before you order, know your printer model number (Pacemark 4410) and have the correctpart number and description of the item Ways to Purchase • Consult the dealer where you purchased your printer • Consult an Okidata Authorized Sales or Service Deale...
Page 42 - Accessories; site —; OkiLAN; — or call; Replacement Parts
42 Accessories Note: For the latest available accessories for the Pacemark 4410 printer, check our web site — http://www.okidata.com . OkiLAN ® Model 6100e Ethernet ® Network Interface Card, P/N 70034201 For Pacemark 4410 non-network version only. Installs in the network/option slot toconvert the pr...
Page 43 - Tear Bar Cover
43 Tear Bar Cover .................................................. Order # 40519801
Page 44 - General Specifications; Print Method: Serial impact dot matrix; Microline Standard Mode: 288 dpi horizontal x 144 dpi vertical; Print Speed; Mode; Utility
44 A: Specifications General Specifications Print Method: Serial impact dot matrix Printhead: Two rows of nine pins in a single-head diamond configuration Graphics Resolution (Maximum) Microline Standard Mode: 288 dpi horizontal x 144 dpi vertical Epson/IBM Modes: 240 dpi horizontal x 216 dpi vertic...
Page 45 - Characters per Line; Setting, Characters per Inch; Interface; Optional: OkiLAN 6100e EtherNet; Font Specifications; Available Fonts
45 Characters per Line Setting, Characters per Inch Characters per Line 10 cpi 136 cpl 12 cpi 163 cpl 15 cpi 204 cpl 17.1 cpi 233 cpl 20 cpi 272 cpl Emulations: Epson FX, IBM Proprinter III, Okidata Microline Standard Interface Model 4410 Standard: Centronics parallel IEEE-1284, Nibble Mode RS-232C ...
Page 46 - Front Feed
46 Reliability Parameter Reliability Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF) 15,000 hours at 25% duty cycle and35% page density Mean Time to Repair (MTTR) 15 minutes, major subassembly level Printhead Life 400 million characters average in 10 cpi utilitymode at 25% density and 35% page density Ribbon Life...
Page 47 - Rear Feed; Type; Single Part; Physical Specifications; Dimensions; Environmental Specifications; Temperature
47 Rear Feed Maximum thickness: 0.014 inches (0.36 mm) Type Weight Thickness Width Single Part 12 to 24 lb. 0.014 inches 3* to 16½inches (45 to 90 g/m 2 ) (0.36 mm) (76 to 419 mm) Carbonless (1 + 5 max.) 9 to 11 lb. 0.014 inches 3* to 16½ inches (34 to 40 g/m 2 ) (0.36 mm) (76 to 419 mm) Interleaf (...
Page 48 - Electrical Specifications; Power Consumption; Idling: Less than 15 watts; Memory
48 Electrical Specifications Voltage: 90 to 264 Volts, AC, universal Frequency: 50 or 60 Hz, ±2% Power Consumption Idling: Less than 15 watts Local Test: About 295 watts Memory ROM: two x 512 KB EPROM RAM: Resident: 512KB Receive Buffer Size: 28KB maximum (56KB maximum, no DLL) DLL: 27.75KB maximum ...
Page 49 - Parallel Interface; Parallel Interface Pin Assignments; Signal
49 B: Interfacing Parallel Interface The parallel interface is standard IEEE 1284 bi-directional with a 36-pin, Amphenol57-40360-12-D56 receptacle. It requires a Centronics-equivalent parallel cable with thefollowing: • Amphenol 57-30360 or AMP 552274-1 plug (or equivalent) with 36 pins • AMP 552073...
Page 51 - Serial Interface; • Stop Bit Length: 1 bit or more
51 Serial Interface The serial interface is EIA Standard RS-232C serial input, start-stop synchronization. • Baud Rate: 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600 (default), 19,200, or 38,400 bps • Data Word Length: 7 (default) or 8 bits • Parity: None (default), odd, even • Stop Bit Length: 1 bit or more • M...
Page 52 - IBM 9-Pin Cable Configuration; Computer
52 Commonly Used Serial Cable Configurations IBM 25-Pin Cable Configuration Computer Printer PG1 ______________ 1 PG TD2 ______________ 3 RD RD 3 ______________ 2 TD CTS 5 ______________ 11 SSD DSR 6 ______________ 20 DTR 6 DSR SG 7 ______________ 7 SG 4 RTS 5 CTS IBM 9-Pin Cable Configuration Compu...
Page 53 - Serial Interface Test; MENU; This ends the test and places you in the Menu mode.; STORE
53 Serial Interface Test To perform a local diagnostic test of the serial interface: Note: To stop the test at any time, turn the printer off. You need a test connector to jumper the following pins: 1. Enter the printer menu and change the Diagnostic Test item in the Serial I/F group to Yes. 2. Turn...
Page 54 - Ethernet; Pin Assignments; Not Used
54 Ethernet ® 10/100 BaseT Interface The print server has an Ethernet 10/100 BaseT interface with an RJ45 receptacle and aparallel interface for interconnection with the printer. The interface is supplied with a short cable for connection of the parallel interface. Note: The Ethernet port requires a...
Page 55 - Print Server Parallel Output Pin Assignments
55 Print Server Parallel Output Pin Assignments Pin No. Signal Source Description 1 nSTROBE Print Server Indicates when the data on the datalines is valid. 2-9 DATA 1-8 Print Server Eight lines used for data transfer. 10 nACK Printer Data acknowledge signal. 11 BUSY Printer Indicates the printer is ...
Page 56 - Epson FX Command Summary; Printer Operation/Data Control
56 C: Command Summary Epson FX Command Summary Epson Command ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal Printer Operation/Data Control Configuration Group Select CFG1 ESC DLE J P1 1B 10 4A P1 01 27 16 74 P1 1 P1 = 0: command valid SOH P1 = 1: command invalid Select CFG2 ESC DLE J P1 1B 10 4A P1 02 27 16 74 P1 2 P1 =...
Page 57 - Vertical Control
57 Epson Command ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal Printer Operation/Data Control (continued) Paper Path, Change to Rear Path P1 represents the number ESC DLE I P1 0 1B 10 49 P1 30 27 16 73 P1 48 of bytes of data Front Path P1 represents the number ESC DLE I P1 1 1B 10 49 P1 31 27 16 73 P1 49 of bytes of da...
Page 59 - Horizontal Control; Pitch
59 Epson Command ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal Horizontal Control Backspace BS 08 8 Carriage Return CR 0D 13 Horizontal Tabs Execute HT 09 9 Set, up to 32 tabs ESC D x 1 x 2 x 3 ...x k 1B 44 x 1 x 2 x 3 ...x k 27 68 x 1 x 2 x 3 ...x k x = 1 to 255 NUL 00 0 k = 1 to 32 Margins, Set by character columns S...
Page 60 - Print Style/Print Size Control
60 Epson Command ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal Horizontal Control (continued) Print Position Define position by dot ESC \ n 1 n 2 1B 5C n 1 n 2 27 92 n 1 n 2 columns, indexed frompresent position. Dot position = n 1 + (n 2 x 256) n 1 = 0 to 255 n 2 = 0 to 255 Execute print position ESC $ n 1 n 2 1B 24 n...
Page 62 - Character Control
62 Epson Command ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal Print Style / Print Size Control (continued) Select font by pitch/point ESC X P n L p H p 1B 10 46 P n L p H p 27 16 70 P n L p H p (for Option ROM) P n = 0: fixed spacing P n = 1: proportional spacing L p , H p = 00H to FFH N p = L p + (Hp x 256) N p > ...
Page 63 - Character Set
63 Epson Command ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal Character Control (continued) Superscript/Subscript Cancel ESC T 1B 54 27 84 Subscript ESC S 1 1B 53 31 27 83 49 Superscript ESC S 0 1B 53 30 27 83 48 Underline On ESC - 1 1B 2D 31 27 45 49 Off ESC - 0 1B 2D 30 27 45 48 Character Set Assign character table ...
Page 68 - Bar Code Commands (see the end of this Appendix)
68 Epson Command ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal Graphics Control (continued) Select density and enter graphics mode ESC * m n 1 n 2 1B 2A m n 1 n 2 27 42 m n 1 n 2 m = 0 : single density, <graphics data> <graphics data> <graphics data> 60 dpi m = 1: slow speed double density,120 dpi m =...
Page 69 - IBM Proprinter III Command Summary; Printer Operation / Data Control
69 IBM Proprinter III Command Summary IBM Command ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal Printer Operation / Data Control Configuration Group, Select Select CFG1 ESC DLE J P 1 1B 10 4A P 1 01 27 16 74 P 1 1 P 1 = 0: command valid SOH P 1 = 1: command invalid Select CFG2 ESC DLE J P 1 1B 10 4A P 1 02 27 16 74 P 1...
Page 72 - CR
72 IBM Command ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal Horizontal Control Backspace BS 08 8 Carriage Return, Execute CR 0D 13 Margins, Define Left & ESC X n 1 n 2 1B 58 n 1 n 2 27 88 n 1 n 2 Right n 1 = 1 to 255: left margin n 2 = 2 to 255: right margin n 1 < n 2 Print Position, Define By dot, n 1 n 2 = 0 ...
Page 73 - Print Style / Print Size Control
73 IBM Command ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal Horizontal Control (continued) Set print position ESC DLE @ n 1B 10 40 n 27 16 64 n n = 0 to 255: # of bytes A 1 A 2 P 1 P 2 P 3 P 4 A 1 A 2 P 1 P 2 P 3 P 4 A 1 A 2 P 1 P 2 P 3 P 4 to follow A1 = 0 to 255: even, print position absolutefrom left edge; odd,prin...
Page 77 - Character Sets
77 IBM Command ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal Character Control (continued) Underline On ESC - 1 1B 2D 31 27 45 49 Off ESC - 0 1B 2D 30 27 45 48 Character Sets IBM Character Set I, Select ESC 7 1B 37 27 55 IBM Character Set II, Select ESC 6 1B 36 27 54 IBM Code Page, Select ESC [ T L n H n NUL 1B 5B 54 L...
Page 78 - DLL Character Set
78 IBM Command ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal Character Sets (continued) International Language Character Set, Select American Slashed Zero ESC ! @ 1B 21 40 27 33 64 American Unslashed Zero ESC ! A 1B 21 41 27 33 65 British ESC ! B 1B 21 42 27 33 66 German ESC ! C 1B 21 43 27 33 67 French ESC ! D 1B 21 4...
Page 79 - Graphics Control; Okidata Microline Standard Command Summary
79 IBM Command ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal Graphics Control Bit Image Graphics Single Horizontal ESC K n 1 n 2 1B 4Bn 1 n 2 27 75 n 1 n 2 Density <graphics data> <graphics data> <graphics data> n 1 , n 2 = 0 to 255, specifies # of columns Double Horizontal ESC L n 1 n 2 1B 4C n 1 n 2...
Page 84 - £ Right Margin
84 Oki Data Command ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal Horizontal Control (continued) Margins Left Margin, in 1/120-inch ESC % C n 1 n 2 n 3 1B 25 43 n 1 n 2 n 3 27 37 67 n 1 n 2 n 3 increments n 1 n 2 n 3 = 000 to 999 ASCII n 1 n 2 n 3 = 0000: command ignored n 1 n 2 n 3 = 0001: left margin cleared Right Ma...
Page 89 - DLL Character Sets
89 Oki Data Command ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal Character Sets (continued) Slant On ESC ! / 1B 21 2F 27 33 47 Off ESC ! * 1B 21 2A 27 33 42 Symbol Sets Okidata Standard ESC ! 0 1B 21 30 27 33 48 Symbol Set Okidata Block Graphics ESC ! 1 1B 21 31 27 33 49 Symbol Set IBM Symbol Set ESC ! 2 1B 21 32 27 3...
Page 91 - Bar Code Commands; Select Bar Code Type and Size Command; ESC DLE A p; Bar Code Type; Interleaved 2 of 5
91 Bar Code Commands (Epson FX, IBM Proprinter III, Okidata Microline Standard) Select Bar Code Type and Size Command ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal ESC DLE A p 1 n 1 ... n 8 <data> 1B 10 41 p 1 n 1 ... n 8 <data> 27 16 65 p 1 n 1 ... n 8 <data> Parameter p 1 p 1 specifies the subsequen...
Page 92 - Ratio between wide and narrow elements; Parameter n
92 Parameter n 5 Parameter n 5 specifies the width of the black bar. The minimum black bar width is 1/72-inch. • n 5 = 0: maintains the current setting. • n 5 ³8: sets to 7. Parameter n 6 Parameter n 6 specifies the space width. The minimum space width is 1/72-inch. • n 6 = 0: maintains the current ...
Page 93 - Print Bar Code Data Command; ESC DLE B p; Postnet Bar Code Command; ESC DLE C p
93 Print Bar Code Data Command ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal ESC DLE B p 1 pm <data> 1B 10 42 p 1 n <data> 27 16 66 p 1 n <data> Parameter p 1 Parameter p 1 specifies the subsequent data amount (the MSB is ignored). Parameter p m Parameter p m selects mode A, B, or C of Code 128 bar co...
Page 94 - Epson FX Custom Font Command; a d
94 Custom Font Commands: Epson & IBM Note: Custom characters are not saved when the printer is turned off. Epson FX Custom Font Command ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal ESC & m n 1 n 2 a d 1 ... d 11 1B 26 m n 1 n 2 a d 1 ... d 11 27 38 m n 1 n 2 a d 1 ... d 11 This command is used to define up to ...
Page 95 - Bit Definitions for Parameter a; Byte b; Bytes b; Clearance
95 Bit Definitions for Parameter a Byte b 7 b 7 = 1: ascender, dot rows 1 to 8 b 7 = 0: descender, dot rows 2 to 9 Bytes b 6 to b 0 Bytes b 6 to b 4 are used to set the left side clearance. b 6 b 5 b 4 Clearance 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 2 0 1 1 3 1 0 0 4 1 0 1 5 1 1 0 6 1 1 1 7 Bytes b 3 to b 0 Bytes b...
Page 96 - IBM Proprinter III Custom Fonts Command; m n a; Dot Columns
96 IBM Proprinter III Custom Fonts Command ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal ESC = c 1 c 2 m n a 1 a 2 d 1 ...d 11 1B 3D c 1 c 2 m n a 1 a 2 d 1 ...d 11 27 61 c 1 c 2 m n a 1 a 2 d 1 ...d 11 This command is used to define up to 256 character patterns and store the patterns inRAM. Dot Columns Print Quality H...
Page 97 - Parameter a; Bit definitions for parameter a; Ignored; Bits b; Meaning; Parameter a; Parameter a; Parameters d
97 Parameter a 1 Parameter a 1 sets the character type. • a 1 = 0 to 255 decimal Bit definitions for parameter a 1 Bit b 7 b 7 = 0: ascender character b 7 = 1: descender character Bits b 6 , b 5 , b 4 , b 3 , b 2 Ignored Bits b 1 and b 0 b 1 b 0 Meaning 0 0 Makes b 7 valid 0 1 Line draw, b 7 invalid...
Page 98 - Select Menu Item 1 Command; This command is used to set the menu.; Parameter Pno; £ Pno £ FFH; Parameter Pa; Determines the item number in the menu.; Parameter Pb; Pb : determines the setting values of the menu.
98 Select Menu Item 1 Command ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal ESC DLE D Pno Pa 1 Pb 1 1B 10 44 Pno Pa 1 Pb 1 27 16 68 Pno Pa 1 Pb 1 Pa 2 Pb 2 ...Pa n Pb n Pa 2 Pb 2 ...Pa n Pb n Pa 2 Pb 2 ...Pa n Pb n This command is used to set the menu. Parameter Pno Designates the number of parameter bytes since the de...
Page 99 - Pa and Pb Values for Setting Menu Items
99 Pa and Pb Values for Setting Menu Items Group Pa: b 7 ...b 0 Item Pb: b 7 ...b 0 Setting Printer Control X1000000 Emulation mode X0000000 IBM PPR X0000001 EPSON FX X0000010 ML Font X0000001 Print Mode X0000000 Utility X0000001 NLQ Courier X0000010 NLQ Gothic X0000011 HSD X0000010 Pitch X0000000 1...
Page 102 - Page Width
102 Group Pa: b 7 ...b 0 Item Pb: b 7 ...b 0 Setting Front Feed (cont.) X1010010 Page Width X0000000 8" X0000001 13.6" X1010011 Page Length X0000000 3" X0000001 3.5" X0000010 4" X0000011 5" X0000100 5.5" X0000101 6" X0000110 7" X0000111 8" X0001000 8.5" X0...
Page 105 - Select Menu Item 2 Command; Determines the setting values of the menu.
105 Group Pa: b 7 ...b 0 Item Pb: b 7 ...b 0 Setting Set-Up (cont.) X1111110 Impact Mode X0000000 Normal X0000001 Quiet X0000010 Hi Copy X1111111 LF Speed X0000000 Fast X0000001 Slow Select Menu Item 2 Command ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal ESC DLE E Pno Pa 1 Pb 1 1B 10 45 Pno Pa 1 Pb 1 27 16 69 Pno Pa 1...
Page 106 - Auto
106 Pa and Pb Values for Setting Menu Items Group Pa: b 7 ...b 0 Item Pb: b 7 ...b 0 Setting Set-Up X1000000 Gap Control(Rear) X0000000 Auto X0000001 1P X0000010 2P X0000011 3P X0000100 4P X0000101 5P X0000110 6P X0000111 7P X0001000 8P X0001001 9P X0001010 10P X1000001 Gap Control(Front) X0000000 A...
Page 110 - Page Width Control
110 Group Pa: b 7 ...b 0 Item Pb: b 7 ...b 0 Setting Set-Up (cont.) X1000101 Print Registra-tion 7 (cont.) X0000111 0.10mm Left X0001000 0.15mm Left X0001001 0.20mm Left X0001010 0.25mm Left X0001010 0.25mm Left X1001010 Page Width Control X0000000 Invalid X0000001 Mode 1 X0000010 Mode 2
Page 111 - Running a Hexadecimal Dump; Engaging the Hex Dump Mode; To engage the Hex Dump Mode:; Running a Hex Dump Test; There are two ways to exit the Hex Dump Mode:; and press
111 D: Hex Dump Mode Running a Hexadecimal Dump When the printer is in the Hex Dump Mode, all data received, including text and printercommands, will be printed in both hexadecimal and ASCII format. Note: In the ASCII format, all non-printable characters will be represented by a period. Engaging the...
Page 112 - Lower ASCII Character Sets
Page 116 - Upper ASCII Character Sets
Page 121 - Microline Standard International Character Substitutions
121 Microline Standard International Character Substitutions
Page 122 - Code Page Character Sets
122 Code Page Character Sets The characters in the lower ASCII range (hexadecimal 00 through 7E, decimal 0 through127) are the same as IBM Set 3. The characters for the upper ASCII range are given in thetables below.
Page 126 - IBM Multilingual Code Page Sets
Page 127 - IBM Multilingual Code Page Sets (continued)
Page 128 - Multilingual 858 Code Page Character Set; The characters in the lower ASCII range are the same as IBM Set 3.; Epson BRASCII Character Set
128 Multilingual 858 Code Page Character Set The characters in the lower ASCII range are the same as IBM Set 3. ISO 8859-15 Code Page Character Set The characters in the lower ASCII range are the same as IBM Set 3. Epson BRASCII Character Set Epson Abicomp Character Set
Page 129 - OKI Block Graphics Character Set
129 OKI Block Graphics Character Set The following characters are available in the upper range of the OKI Block Graphicscharacter set. Non-printing areas are represented by the white boxes on the grid. Thedecimal and hexadecimal values are printed to the left of each character.
Page 130 - Bar Codes; UPC A
130 Bar Codes UPC A UPC E EAN 8 EAN 13 Code 39 Code 128 Interleaved 2 of 5 Postnet
Page 131 - FCC Declaration of Conformity; Model Name: Dot Matrix Printer PM4410; Oki Data Corporatio
131 FCC / IC / CE FCC Declaration of Conformity We declare here that this device has been tested and found to comply with the FCCStandards, Part 15 Class B Model Name: Dot Matrix Printer PM4410 Model Number: D21001A This device complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the followin...
Page 132 - • Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.; Industry Canada Radio Interference Statement
132 Federal Communications Commission Radio Frequency Interference Statement WARNING: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for aClass B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed toprovide reasonable protection against harmful interf...
Page 133 - Warranty; Limited Warranty
133 Warranty Limited Warranty Okidata, division of Oki America, Inc. (Okidata) warrants this printer to be free fromdefect in material and workmanship and will remedy any such defect according to theterms of this Limited Warranty. This Limited Warranty extends to the original purchaseronly. This Lim...
Page 134 - Okidata; Brazil; Oki Data do Brasil, Ltda
134 THERE ARE NO EXPRESS WARRANTIES OTHER THAN THOSE ON THE FACEHEREOF AND DESCRIBED ABOVE. NO WARRANTIES WHETHER EXPRESS ORIMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OFMERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, SHALLEXTEND BEYOND THE RESPECTIVE WARRANTY PERIOD DESCRIBE...
Page 135 - Index; Symbols
135 Index Symbols # Graphic bits menu item ................................... 14# Serial bits menu item ................................ 16, 17 A Abicomp character set ..................................... 128Access cover ...................................................... 42Accessories ...........
Oki C7000 Series
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Oki 59296702
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Oki ML 280
Manual
Oki 86
Manual
Oki OL610EPS
Manual
Oki PM4410
Manual
Oki 425D
Manual
Oki C5250
Manual
Oki C5200
Manual
Oki C5950N
Manual
Oki B4000 Series
Manual
Oki C9000
Manual
Oki ES 2024 CCS
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Oki B4000
Manual
Oki 421
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Oki 58374501
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Oki 7120e
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Oki 70037301
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Oki 41515207
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