Page 3 - For Safety; Key to Symbols; WARNING
3 For Safety Key to Symbols The symbols in t h i s ma nu al are i de nti f i ed by t he i r level of i mpor t a n ce, as def in ed below. Read t he follow ing caref u lly before ha n dl ing t he prod u c t . WARNING You must follow warnings carefully to avoid serious bodily injury. CAUTION Provides ...
Page 4 - Warnings
4 Warnings WARNING To avoid risk of electric shock, do not set up this product or handle cables during a thunderstorm. Never insert or disconnect the power plug with wet hands. Doing so may result in severe shock. Handle the power cable with care. Improper handling may lead to fire or elec...
Page 5 - Cautions; CAUTION
5 Cautions CAUTION Do not connect cables in ways other than those mentioned in this manual. Different connections may cause equipment damage or fire. Be sure to set this equipment on a firm, stable, horizontal surface. The product may break or cause injury if it falls. Do not use this prod...
Page 6 - Wireless Telegraphy Act Regulations
6 Wireless LAN (OT-WL01) Important Safety Information Wireless LAN (OT-WL01) Usage Precautions Wireless Telegraphy Act Regulations The follow ing ac t s are proh i b it ed by t he W i reless Tele g raphy Ac t . • Mod i fy ing a n d d i sassembl ing ( in cl u d ing t he a nt e nn a) • Remov ing t he ...
Page 7 - Notes on Security when Using Wireless LAN; Notes on Setting SSID (Service Set Identifier)
7 Notes on Security when Using Wireless LAN (Impor t a nt in forma ti o n o n c u s t omer r ig h t s (ma int a ining pr i vacy) The adva nt a g e of u s ing a w i reless LAN over a LAN cable i s t ha t , beca u se in forma ti o n i s excha ng ed u s ing rad i o s ign als, yo u ca n eas i ly co nn e...
Page 8 - Restriction of Use
8 Restriction of Use Whe n t h i s prod u c t i s u sed for appl i ca ti o n s req ui r ing h ig h rel i ab i l it y/safe t y, s u ch as t ra n spor t a ti o n dev i ces rela t ed t o av i a ti o n , ra i l, mar in e, a ut omo ti ve, e t c.; d i sas t er preve nti o n dev i ces; var i o u s safe t y...
Page 9 - About this Manual; Aim of the Manual
9 About this Manual Aim of the Manual Th i s ma nu al was crea t ed t o prov i de in forma ti o n o n developme nt , des ign , a n d in s t alla ti o n of rece i p t i ss u e sys t ems a n d developme nt a n d des ign of pr int er appl i ca ti o n s for developers. Manual Content The ma nu al i s ma...
Page 10 - Contents
10 Contents ■ For Safety .............................................................................................................................. 3 Key to Symbols ......................................................................................................................................
Page 15 - Product Overview; Features
Chapter 1 Product Overview 15 1 Product Overview Th i s chap t er descr i bes fea tu res a n d g e n eral spec i f i ca ti o n s of t he prod u c t . Features TM-H6000IV-DT has t he f un c ti o n t o seamlessly co nn ec t POS per i pheral dev i ces a n d server serv i ces. By u s ing TM-H6000IV-DT, ...
Page 16 - Features of this printer; Slip printing
16 Features of this printer Slip printing • The pr int er in cl u des a Ma gn e ti c I n k Charac t er Reco gniti o n (MICR) reader a n d a n e n dorseme nt pr int er (E/P). • H ig h t hro ug hp ut u s ing b i d i rec ti o n al m ini m u m d i s t a n ce pr inting . • A mecha ni cal form s t opper g...
Page 17 - System connection examples
Chapter 1 Product Overview 17 1 System connection examples As show n below, yo u ca n co n f igu re var i o u s sys t ems. • PC-POS Sys t em ( Pa g e 17 ) • Pr inting a n d co nt roll ing POS per i pherals from t he Web appl i ca ti o n ( Pa g e 18 ) • Comm uni ca ti o n be t wee n appl i ca ti o n ...
Page 19 - Communication between applications
Chapter 1 Product Overview 19 1 Communication between applications Th i s f un c ti o n i s s u ppor t ed by ePOS-Dev i ce API / ePOS-Dev i ce XML. Comm uni ca ti o n be t wee n appl i ca ti o n s i s e n abled by t he f un c ti o n of comm uni ca ti o n box. • ePOS-Dev i ce API S u ppor t s comm un...
Page 21 - Acquiring data from a server at a remote location
Chapter 1 Product Overview 21 1 Acquiring data from a server at a remote location (via Internet or any other means) and printing the acquired data Th i s prod u c t s u ppor t s t he Server D i rec t Pr int f un c ti o n , w it h wh i ch t he pr int er req u es t s da t a from t he Web server a n ...
Page 22 - Virtual environment client
22 Virtual environment client Yo u ca n u se t he prod u c t as a cl i e nt of a v i r tu al desk t op or v i r tu al appl i ca ti o n . I t s u ppor t s C it r i x Xe n Server/Cl i e nt , VM Ware, a n d M i crosof t 's Hyper-V/App-V. Pr inting i s s u ppor t ed for appl i ca ti o n s t ha t u se t ...
Page 23 - Product Configurations; Paper width; Options
Chapter 1 Product Overview 23 1 Product Configurations Paper width • 80 mm Colors • Black Accessories Included • AC adap t er, T (Model No. M284A) • AC cable *1 • Co nn ec t or cover • R i bbo n car t r i d g es (ERC-32, ERC-43) • Roll paper (for opera ti o n check) • Recovery d i sc • User ’s Ma nu...
Page 25 - Part Names and Functions
Chapter 1 Product Overview 25 1 Part Names and Functions Name Description Roll paper cover Open this cover to load/ replace the roll paper. Receipt unit cover Open this cover to install/replace the ribbon cartridge for endorsement printing. Front cover Open this cover to install/replace the ribbon c...
Page 26 - Printer LEDs
26 Printer LEDs Name Status Description (Power) LED (Green) On Power is being supplied Off Power is not being supplied Error LED (Orange) On Offline Immediately after the power is turned on or immediately after a reset (offline). Automatically goes off after a while to indicate that the printer ...
Page 27 - Controller LEDs
Chapter 1 Product Overview 27 1 Controller LEDs These d i splay t he co nt roller unit ’s s t a tu s. Name Status Description Status LED (Green) On Power is on Flashing (Approx. 1 second intervals) Stand-by mode Off Power is off Status LED (Orange) Flashing (Approx. 1 second intervals) OS st...
Page 28 - Connectors
28 Connectors All t he cables are co nn ec t ed t o t he co nn ec ti o n pa n el o n t he back of t he pr int er. Name Description DK (Drawer-kick) Connect the cash drawer here. DC-In Connect the AC adapter, T here. Powered USB Connect external devices with Powered USB interface here. VGA Connect th...
Page 29 - Printer function; Automatically Recoverable Errors
Chapter 1 Product Overview 29 1 Printer function Whe n a n error occ u rs, t he pr int er s t ops opera ting , g oes offl in e, a n d flashes t he Error LED. There are t hree poss i ble error t ypes: a ut oma ti cally recoverable errors, recoverable errors, a n d un recoverable errors. Automatically...
Page 31 - Unrecoverable Errors
Chapter 1 Product Overview 31 1 Unrecoverable Errors If t he same error occ u rs a g a in eve n af t er tu r ning t he power back o n , co nt ac t yo u r dealer or a Epso n serv i ce ce nt er CAUTION Turn off the power immediately when unrecoverable errors occur. Error Error description Error LED fl...
Page 33 - Maintenance Counter
Chapter 1 Product Overview 33 1 R/E (Receipt Enhancement) Graph i cs, s u ch as shop lo g os ca n be pr int ed o n t op or bo tt om of rece i p t s by se tting R/E (Rece i p t E n ha n ceme nt ). For in forma ti o n abo ut R/E, see "Se tting t he Memory Sw it ches/Rece i p t E n ha n ceme nt ...
Page 34 - Product Specifications
34 Product Specifications Item Specifications CPU Usable CPU Intel Atom TM Processor N2800 (1MB Cache, 1.86 GHz) Memory Main memory 4 GB, DDR3-1066 SO-DIMM slot BIOS SPI Flash 4MB Chipset Intel NM10 Video controller On built-in CPU Auxiliary storage SATA HDD (500GB or more) Interface Ethernet 10...
Page 36 - Power capacity to the exterior; Software Specifications
36 Power capacity to the exterior *: Power t o t he Powered USB por t ca n be selec t ed from t wo modes: power i s s u ppl i ed based o n t he s t a tu s of t he power sw it ch (fac t ory defa u l t val u e) or it i s co n s t a nt ly s u ppl i ed. For se tting me t hods, refer t o "Charac t er...
Page 39 - Receipt printing
Chapter 1 Product Overview 39 1 Receipt printing dp i : do t s per in ch *1: Whe n t he pr int er pr int s w it h t he s t a n dard pr int de n s it y level a t 24V a n d 25°C {77°F}. *2: I niti al se tting . Pro g rammable by comma n ds. Printing method Thermal line printing Dot density 180 × 180 d...
Page 43 - Specified original paper type
Chapter 1 Product Overview 43 1 Receipt printing Specified original paper type Type Thermal paper Form Roll paper Size Roll paper diameter 83 mm {3.27 " } maximum Roll paper core Inside: 12 mm {0.47 " }, Outside: 18 mm {0.71 " } Roll width when taken up 80 + 0.5/-1.0 mm Paper width 79.5 ...
Page 44 - Printable Area
44 Printable Area Slip (front) printing Slip (endorsement) printing [units: mm (All the numeric values are typical.)] 5 Top margin 85.4 5.6 When a model with E/P performs back feeding after front printing completed. W h e n a m o d e l w i t h o u t E / P perfor ms back feeding after front printing ...
Page 45 - Printing and Cutting Positions
Chapter 1 Product Overview 45 1 Receipt printing (80 mm paper width) Printing and Cutting Positions The values above may vary slightly as a result of paper slack or variations in the paper. Take this into account when setting the cutting position of the autocutter. [units: mm (*: typical)] 79.5 ± 0....
Page 47 - Electrical Characteristics
Chapter 1 Product Overview 47 1 Electrical Characteristics Supply voltage DC 24V ± 7% Ripple voltage: 300 mVpp or less (for models with MICR reader) Power consumption (when using the AC adapter, T) Standby 16W Slip printing 84W Receipt printing 92W Note: When print ratio is approximately 18% Conti...
Page 48 - Reliability
48 Reliability Life Slip printer section/ Endorsement printer section Number of carriage driving times 1,200,000 times for each section Number of paper feeds Total for the sections: 27,000,000 lines Print head 200 million characters (when printing with Font B only) Receipt printer section Printer me...
Page 49 - Environmental Conditions
Chapter 1 Product Overview 49 1 Environmental Conditions Temperature/ Humidity Operating 5 to 40°C {41 to 113°F}, 10 to 90% RH (See the operating temperature and humidity range below.) Storage (Factory packing) -10 to 50°C {14 to 122°F}, 10 to 90% RH (except for paper) Acoustic noise (operating) R...
Page 50 - External Dimensions
50 External Dimensions • W i d t h: Approx i ma t ely 186 mm {7.32"} • Dep t h: Approx i ma t ely 290 mm {11.42"} • He ig h t : Approx i ma t ely 246 mm {9.69"} [Units: mm]
Page 52 - Option Specifications
52 Option Specifications Wireless LAN Cable Set (OT-WL01) Wireless module ELPAP07: 802. 11b/g/n wireless LAN Module (EPSON) Standard IEEE802.11b/g/n (Wi-Fi certificated) SSID 1 to 32 one-byte alphanumeric characters Connection mode Ad hoc mode, Infrastructure mode Authentication method, Encryption a...
Page 55 - Setup; Updating the ePOS-Device; Confirming the ePOS-Device version
Chapter 2 Setup 55 2 Setup Th i s chap t er expla in s t he in s t alla ti o n a n d se tting process for t he prod u c t a n d ex t er n al dev i ces n ecessary before u s ing t h i s prod u c t a n d t he se tu p for each sys t em. • PC-POS sys t em ( pa g e 56 ) • ePOS-Dev i ce API ( pa g e 57 ) ...
Page 56 - Flow of Setup; Attaching the Optional Customer Display (page 61)
56 Flow of Setup Se tu p for t h i s prod u c t a n d t he ex t er n al dev i ces vary depe n d ing o n t he sys t em co n f igu ra ti o n me t hod. PC-POS System In this setup flow, necessary items are in a frame with a solid line. Optional items are explained in an frame with a dotted line. 2. Att...
Page 57 - If using ePOS-Device API (Controling the pr inting and exter nal
Chapter 2 Setup 57 2 If using ePOS-Device API (Controling the pr inting and exter nal devices from a Web application) 2. Attaching the Optional Customer Display (page 61) 9. Service Startup Settings (page 91) 8. Connecting to the Network (page 82) 6. Connecting the AC Adapter (page 74) 10. Registeri...
Page 59 - If using Server Direct Print
Chapter 2 Setup 59 2 If using Server Direct Print (printing via Internet or from a remote location) 2. Attaching the Optional Customer Display (page 61) 9. Service Startup Settings (page 91) 8. Connecting to the Network (page 82) 6. Connecting the AC Adapter (page 74) 10. Server Direct Print Setti...
Page 60 - Installing the Product
60 Installing the Product I n s t all t he prod u c t hor i zo nt ally o n a f i rm, s t able s u rface. Do n o t p la c e t h e pr od u c t n e ar an y m a gn e t ic f i el d s t o a v o id d e c r e a s in g t h e M I CR recognition rate. The security hook on the back of the product allows you to ...
Page 61 - Attaching the Optional Customer Display; Setting the Customer Display
Chapter 2 Setup 61 2 Attaching the Optional Customer Display Setting the Customer Display DM-D110-USB has t he DIP sw it ches. The f un c ti o n s are as follows. • D i splay ing self- t es t • Se tting t he comm uni ca ti o n speed (Ser i al comm uni ca ti o n ) I n n ormal u se, yo u do n o t n ee...
Page 62 - Remove the DIP switch cover.
62 Communication Speed Switching How to set the DIP switch 1 Disconnect the cable connecting the DM-D110-USB. 2 Remove the DIP switch cover. 3 Switch the switch with something pointy. 4 Close the DIP switch cover. SW1-5 SW1-6 SW1-7 Communication Speed (bps) ON ON ON 2400 OFF ON ON 4800 ON OFF ON 960...
Page 63 - Attaching the Customer Display; Remove the connector cover. Reattach it after the DM-D110-USB is
Chapter 2 Setup 63 2 Attaching the Customer Display Follow t he in s t r u c ti o n s t o in s t all t he op ti o n al DM-D110-USB o n t he TM-H6000IV-DT u s ing t he excl u s i ve DP-502 pole k it . 1 Remove the connector cover. Reattach it after the DM-D110-USB is installed. 2 Remove the two feet.
Page 64 - Use the 2 screws removed in Step 2 and the 2 included long screws.
64 3 Use the 2 screws removed in Step 2 and the 2 included long screws. 4 The illustration shows how to install the DM-D110-USB on the right side of the TM-H6000IV-DT. If you install it on the left side, use screw hole L . Be sure not to connect the cables before attaching the plate. Otherwise, the ...
Page 69 - Connecting External Devices; Connecting a Mouse and Keyboard
Chapter 2 Setup 69 2 Connecting External Devices Co nn ec t ex t er n al dev i ces as n ecessary. If yo u co nn ec t ex t er n al dev i ces, co nn ec t each cable t o t he co nn ec t or o n t he back of t he prod u c t . Connecting a Mouse and Keyboard Co nn ec t a USB mo u se a n d USB keyboard t o...
Page 71 - Connecting the Cash Drawer; Connecting the Drawer Kick-out Cable
Chapter 2 Setup 71 2 Connecting the Cash Drawer Whe n u s ing a cash drawer, co nn ec t t he cash drawer. Use t he cash drawer ha n dled by EPSON or yo u r dealer. Connecting the Drawer Kick-out Cable Co nn ec t t he co nn ec t or of t he drawer k i ck-o ut cable t o t he prod u c t . WARNING Sp...
Page 72 - Drawer Connection Circuitry
72 Drawer Connection Circuitry F.G +24V Shielded DK connector Printer side User side [Drawer kick-out side] Drawer open/close switch Drawer kick-out solenoid Control device 1 2 3 4 5 6
Page 73 - Powered USB mode setting; Make sure that the product is turned off.
Chapter 2 Setup 73 2 Powered USB mode setting The prod u c t has 2 powered USB modes a n d i s initi ally se t t o Mode 1. Use t he follow ing proced u re t o cha ng e t he sw it ch’s se tting . 1 Make sure that the product is turned off. 2 Remove the 2 screws to remove the cover. 3 Use tweezers to ...
Page 74 - Connecting the AC Adapter; Connecting the AC adapter; Make sure that the power to the printer is turned off and that the AC
74 Connecting the AC Adapter Use t he ded i ca t ed AC adap t er for TM-H6000IV-DT prov i ded w it h t he pr int er. Connecting the AC adapter 1 Make sure that the power to the printer is turned off and that the AC adapter power cord is unplugged from the wall socket. 2 Connect the DC cable of the A...
Page 75 - Setting the Memory Switches/Receipt Enhancement
Chapter 2 Setup 75 2 Setting the Memory Switches/Receipt Enhancement W it h t he memory sw it ch a n d R/E (rece i p t e n ha n ceme nt ) f un c ti o n , wh i ch are sof t ware se tting s for t h i s pr int er, yo u ca n se t t he var i o u s f un c ti o n s. For a n o ut l in e of t he f un c ti o ...
Page 77 - NV graphics memory capacity
Chapter 2 Setup 77 2 NV graphics memory capacity • No n e • 64 KB • 128 KB • 192 KB • 256 KB • 320 KB • 384 KB ( initi al se tting ) Roll paper width • 80 mm ( initi al se tting ) Receipt print density Selec t able from levels 1 t o 13 (70% 130%) ( initi al se tting : level 7) Depe n d ing o n t h...
Page 79 - Automatic top logo printing; Automatic bottom logo printing; Key code; Top logo printing at cover close
Chapter 2 Setup 79 2 Automatic top logo printing Key code Selec t able from key codes of re gi s t ered lo g os Alignment • Lef t • Ce nt er • R ig h t Automatic bottom logo printing Key code Selec t able from key codes of re gi s t ered lo g os Alignment • Lef t • Ce nt er • R ig h t Top logo print...
Page 80 - OS Initial Settings; Check that the product's power is not on, and connect the display and
80 OS Initial Settings The follow ing expla in s t he proced u res for se tting t he OS whe n yo u tu r n o n t he power for t h i s prod u c t for t he f i rs t ti me. 1 Check that the product's power is not on, and connect the display and keyboard. 2 Turn on the product. The login screen is displa...
Page 81 - Enabling or Disabling ePOS-Device; Disabling ePOS-Device
Chapter 2 Setup 81 2 Enabling or Disabling ePOS-Device Use t he desk t op shor t c ut t o e n able or d i sable ePOS-Dev i ce. E n abl ing or d i sabl ing ePOS-Dev i ce s t ar t s a n d s t ops all f un c ti o n s rela t ed t o t he web serv i ces show n below. • Apache Web Server, a n d web co nt e...
Page 82 - Connecting to the Network; For Ethernet Interface; Connecting the Ethernet interface cable
82 Connecting to the Network For Ethernet Interface Co nn ec t t he prod u c t t o a n e t work by a LAN cable v i a a h u b. Connecting the Ethernet interface cable I n ser t a ca t e g ory 5e or h ig her LAN cable int o t he E t her n e t unti l yo u hear a cl i ck. CAUTION When LAN cables are i...
Page 83 - Network settings
Chapter 2 Setup 83 2 Network settings Perform n e t work se tting s, s u ch as t he IP address. Yo u ca n perform se tting s in t he follow ing ways. • Se tting in a local e n v i ro n me nt : Se tting w it h W in dows Se tting w it h EPSON TMNe t WebCo n f ig • Se tting o n a comp ut er for se tt...
Page 85 - For Wireless LAN Interface; Insert the wireless LAN unit into the connector of the cable.
Chapter 2 Setup 85 2 For Wireless LAN Interface The op ti o n al w i reless LAN cable se t (OT-WL01) e n ables yo u t o u se t he prod u c t w it h a w i reless LAN co nn ec ti o n . Connecting the wireless LAN cable set Check whe t her t he follow ing it ems are in cl u ded. If a n y it em i s dama...
Page 87 - Infrastructure settings (Windows Embedded POSReady 7)
Chapter 2 Setup 87 2 Network settings Perform n e t work se tting s, s u ch as t he IP address. Yo u ca n perform se tting s in t he follow ing ways. • Se tting in a local e n v i ro n me nt : Se tting w it h W in dows Se tting w it h EPSON TMNe t WebCo n f ig • Se tting o n a comp ut er for se tt...
Page 90 - Setting the Driver and Installing Applications; Installing and Setting the Drivers
90 Setting the Driver and Installing Applications Installing and Setting the Drivers Yo u m u s t in s t all dr i vers depe n d ing o n t he t ype of ex t er n al dev i ces. For more abo ut how t o in s t all a n d se t t he dr i vers, refer t o t he ma nu al for each dr i ver. Installing Applicatio...
Page 91 - Service Startup Settings; Run EPSON TMNet WebConfig from shortcut on the desktop.
Chapter 2 Setup 91 2 Service Startup Settings I t i s n ecessary t o perform serv i ce se tu p se tting s for t he TM-H6000IV-DT depe n d ing o n t he sys t em opera ti o n me t hod. Use EPSON TMNe t WebCo n f ig t o perform t he serv i ce se tu p se tting s, follow ing t he proced u res below. 1 Ru...
Page 93 - Server Direct Print Settings
Chapter 2 Setup 93 2 Server Direct Print Settings Use EPSON TMNe t WebCo n f ig t o perform t he Server D i rec t Pr int se tting s, follow ing t he proced u res below. 1 Run EPSON TMNet WebConfig from shortcut on the desktop. EPSON TMNet WebConfig is started. 2 Select [Settings] - [Web service se...
Page 94 - Registering Web Contents; Specifications of the file to be registered; Cautions for the files to be registered
94 Registering Web Contents Perform re gi s t ra ti o n as follows, depe n d ing o n t he sys t em a n d me t hod in u se. If plac ing Web co nt e nt in t h i s prod u c t 's Web server u s ing ePOS-Dev i ce API or Server D i rec t Pr int , re gi s t er t he Web co nt e nt . Specifications of the fi...
Page 96 - Registering Web content
96 Registering Web content Use EPSON TMNe t WebCo n f ig t o re gi s t er Web co nt e nt s o n t h i s prod u c t , follow ing t he proced u res below. 1 Run EPSON TMNet WebConfig from shortcut on the desktop. EPSON TMNet WebConfig is started. 2 Select [Settings] - [Web service settings], then [Up...
Page 97 - Registering device control script files
Chapter 2 Setup 97 2 Registering device control script files Use EPSON TMNe t WebCo n f ig t o re gi s t er dev i ce co nt rol scr i p t s o n t h i s prod u c t , follow ing t he proced u res below. 1 Run EPSON TMNet WebConfig from shortcut on the desktop. EPSON TMNet WebConfig is started. 2 Sele...
Page 98 - Setting the Devices; Registering a Printer
98 Setting the Devices Registering a Printer Use EPSON TMNe t WebCo n f ig t o re gi s t er a n e t work pr int er o n t h i s prod u c t , follow ing t he proced u res below. Th i s prod u c t 's pr int er i s already re gi s t ered, so se tting s are n o t n ecessary. 1 Run EPSON TMNet WebConfig f...
Page 100 - Customer Display Settings
100 Customer Display Settings Use EPSON TMNe t WebCo n f ig t o re gi s t er t he ded i ca t ed c u s t omer d i splay DM-D110-USB, follow ing t he proced u res below. 1 Run EPSON TMNet WebConfig from shortcut on the desktop. EPSON TMNet WebConfig is started. 2 Select [Settings] - [Web service set...
Page 102 - Registering a Key Input Device
102 Registering a Key Input Device Use EPSON TMNe t WebCo n f ig t o re gi s t er a key in p ut dev i ce o n t h i s prod u c t , follow ing t he proced u res below. 1 Run EPSON TMNet WebConfig from shortcut on the desktop. EPSON TMNet WebConfig is started. 2 Select [Settings] - [Web service setti...
Page 104 - Serial Communication Device Registration
104 Serial Communication Device Registration Use EPSON TMNe t WebCo n f ig t o re gi s t er a ser i al comm uni ca ti o n dev i ce w it h t h i s prod u c t , follow ing t he proced u res below. 1 Run EPSON TMNet WebConfig from shortcut on the desktop. EPSON TMNet WebConfig is started. 2 Select [S...
Page 107 - Registering Other Devices
Chapter 2 Setup 107 2 Registering Other Devices Use EPSON TMNe t WebCo n f ig t o re gi s t er o t her dev i ces o n t h i s prod u c t , follow ing t he proced u res below. 1 Run EPSON TMNet WebConfig from shortcut on the desktop. EPSON TMNet WebConfig is started. 2 Select [Settings] - [Web servi...
Page 109 - Printer Settings; Register Procedures
Chapter 2 Setup 109 2 Printer Settings Yo u ca n re gi s t er lo g os in t he NV ( n o n vola ti le) memory area in t he pr int er unit a n d pr int t hem. Use TM-H6000IV U ti l it y t o re gi s t er lo g os. Register Procedures Follow t he s t eps below t o re gi s t er lo g os. 1 Select [Start] - ...
Page 112 - The logo data is added on the list. When storing multiple logo data,
112 6 If the logo mode is [First Key-code Selection Mode] and [Automatically set the keycode for the logo to be stored.] is not turned on, the "Key- code Settings" screen is displayed. Set a Key-code and click [OK]. If t he lo g o mode o t her t ha n [F i rs t Key-code Selec ti o n Mode] i s...
Page 114 - Attaching the Connector Cover; Put the connector cover on the feet of the main body.
114 Attaching the Connector Cover A tt ach t he co nn ec t or cover t o pro t ec t t he cables by follow ing t he s t eps below. 1 Put the connector cover on the feet of the main body. If t he DP-502 pole k it i s u sed t o mo unt DM-D110-USB t o t he ma in body, place t he co nn ec t or cover over ...
Page 115 - Removing the Connector Cover
Chapter 2 Setup 115 2 Removing the Connector Cover To remove t he co nn ec t or cover, p u sh bo t h s i des of t he cover in ward t o remove t he projec ti o n s of t he prod u c t from t he holes in bo t h s i des of t he cover.
Page 117 - Preinstalled OS Information; Preinstallation information
Chapter 3 Preinstalled OS Information 117 3 Preinstalled OS Information Windows Embedded POSReady 7 Preinstallation information Item Details HDD format File system NTFS Volume label TM-H6000IV-DT Preinstalled software OS Windows Embedded POSReady 7 Additional Packages .NET Framework2.0 SP2 .NET Fr...
Page 118 - Turn off the power of the product.
118 HDD version To ver i fy t he HDD vers i o n , see HDVER.TAG in t he roo t d i rec t ory of t he s t ar tu p dr i ve. Th i s f i le i s in t ex t forma t a n d ca n be v i ewed u s ing No t epad, e t c. The co nt e nt s of HDVER.TAG are as follows. Recovery Follow t he s t eps below t o perform t...
Page 119 - Recovery is performed.
Chapter 3 Preinstalled OS Information 119 3 7 A confirmation message that says "All data on disc will be deleted. Do you really want to start recovery?" is displayed. Click [Yes]. 8 Recovery is performed. 9 After the recovery procedure, the system automatically shuts down. The system automat...
Page 120 - Settings for Dual Display; Connect displays this product's VGA port and DisplayPort.
120 Settings for Dual Display If u s ing d u al d i splay, perform se tting s u s ing t he follow ing proced u re. 1 Connect displays this product's VGA port and DisplayPort. 2 Click [Start], then [Control Panel], and execute [Adjust screen resolution]. The "Scree n Resol uti o n " w in dow ...
Page 121 - Using OS Hibernation; Execute the following command.
Chapter 3 Preinstalled OS Information 121 3 Using OS Hibernation E n able t he OS h i ber n a ti o n u s ing t he follow ing proced u re. 1 Click [Start] - [All programs], then right click [Accessories] - [Command Prompt]. Click [Run as administrator] on the displayed list. 2 Execute the following c...
Page 123 - Utility; EPSON TMNet WebConfig; Starting EPSON TMNet WebConfig; Connect a display, keyboard and mouse to the product.
Chapter 4 Utility 123 4 Utility The follow ing expla in s t he uti l iti es eq ui pped in t h i s prod u c t . EPSON TMNet WebConfig Starting EPSON TMNet WebConfig S t ar t EPSON TMNe t WebCo n f ig u s ing t he me t hod below. 1 Connect a display, keyboard and mouse to the product. Log in as the ...
Page 124 - Information - Web service settings - Current status
124 Information - Web service settings - Current status Yo u ca n check t he bas i c se tting s for t h i s prod u c t . Item Description Admin information Administrator name Displays the administrator name for this prod- uct. Installation location Displays the installation location for this prod- u...
Page 128 - Information - System settings - Date and time
128 Information - System settings - Date and time Yo u ca n check t h i s prod u c t 's ti me se tting s. Item Description Date and time Displays the time and the timezone set for this product. Automatically adjust clock for Daylight Saving Time Displays whether the automatic daylight saving time ad...
Page 129 - Settings - Web service settings - Startup settings
Chapter 4 Utility 129 4 Settings - Web service settings - Startup settings Performs s t ar tu p se tting s for var i o u s Web serv i ce f un c ti o n s. Item Description Device control Enables or disables device control functions that use Web service. Used for ePOS-Device. Automatic update of Web...
Page 130 - Settings - Web service settings - Printer
130 Settings - Web service settings - Printer Performs t he se tting s for pr int ers co nt rolled by t h i s prod u c t . Item Description Device ID Set the ID for the controlled printer. (Any character string) Type Select the type for the controlled printer. Model no. Select the model number for t...
Page 131 - Operating test
Chapter 4 Utility 131 4 Operating test Item Description Receipt Test printing Performs a test printing. "TEST_PRINT" is printed. Slip Start printing Performs a slip printing test. "TEST_PRINT" is printed. Cancel printing Cancels printing. Endorsement Start printing Performs an endors...
Page 132 - Settings - Web service settings - Customer display
132 Settings - Web service settings - Customer display Performs t he se tting s for t he c u s t omer d i splay co nt rolled by t h i s prod u c t . Item Description Do not use Do not use a customer display. Use Use a customer display. C o m m u n i c a t i o n settings C o m m u n i c a t i o n spe...
Page 133 - Settings - Web service settings - Key input device
Chapter 4 Utility 133 4 Settings - Web service settings - Key input device Performs t he se tting s for t he key in p ut dev i ce co nt rolled by t h i s prod u c t . Item Description Device ID Set the ID for the key input device. Device name Set the device name for the key input device. Control scr...
Page 134 - Settings - Web service settings - Serial communication device
134 Settings - Web service settings - Serial communication device Performs t he se tting s for ser i al comm uni ca ti o n dev i ces co nt rolled by t h i s prod u c t . Item Description Device ID Set the device ID. Device name Model selection Select the device model name. Port selection Select the ...
Page 136 - Settings - Web service settings - Other device
136 Settings - Web service settings - Other device Performs se tting s for o t her dev i ces co nt rolled by t h i s prod u c t . Item Description Device ID Set the ID for the controlled device. Control script Set the device control script to control the device. Add Registers the device on this prod...
Page 138 - Settings - Web service settings - Web content - Update settings
138 Settings - Web service settings - Web content - Update settings Performs se tting s for t he in s t alla ti o n me t hod a n d u pda t e se tting s for t he Web co nt e nt re gi s t ered o n t h i s prod u c t . Item Description A u t o m a t i c update settings Update schedule Set the schedule ...
Page 139 - Settings - Web service settings - Server direct print
Chapter 4 Utility 139 4 Settings - Web service settings - Server direct print Performs TCP/IP se tting s for t h i s prod u c t 's server d i rec t pr int . Item Description ID Specify the user name to be used for Digest authentication for the server. The specified value is also passed as the ID par...
Page 140 - Settings - Web service settings - Status notification
140 Settings - Web service settings - Status notification Performs TCP/IP se tting s for t h i s prod u c t 's s t a tu s n o ti f i ca ti o n . Item Description ID Specify the user name to be used for Digest authentication for the server. The specified value is also passed as the ID parameter value...
Page 145 - Settings - System settings - Time setting
Chapter 4 Utility 145 4 Settings - System settings - Time setting Performs ti me se tting s for t h i s prod u c t . Item Description Date and time Sets the time. Time Zone Sets the area. Sets the time difference from Coordinated Universal Time. Automatically adjust clock for Daylight Saving Time Se...
Page 146 - Settings - System settings - Shutdown settings
146 Settings - System settings - Shutdown settings Performs sh ut dow n se tting s for t h i s prod u c t . Item Description When the power button is pressed Set the operation when you press the power button. ePOS-Device Shutdown permission Specify the per mission settings for shutdown from ePOS- De...
Page 148 - Restored items
148 Restored items I t ems t o be res t ored in t he [Res t or ing t he se tting s] are as follows. Item Availability Startup settings Device control Automatic update of Web content Server direct print Status notification Available Registered device Printer Device ID Model no. IP add...
Page 151 - Settings - Admin settings - Initialization
Chapter 4 Utility 151 4 Settings - Admin settings - Initialization I niti al i zes t he Web serv i ce se tting s for t h i s prod u c t . Item Description Initialize Initializes the Web service settings. If you initialize the Web service, the password for EPSON TMNet WebConfig will also be initializ...
Page 153 - Settings - Admin settings - Update Web service function
Chapter 4 Utility 153 4 Settings - Admin settings - Update Web service function Upda t es t he Web serv i ce f un c ti o n u sed in t h i s prod u c t . Item Description Specify a local file Update file Specify the local file for updating. Specify a file URL Update file URL Specify the URL of the fi...
Page 154 - Settings - Admin settings - Admin information
154 Settings - Admin settings - Admin information Se t s t he adm ini s t ra t or in forma ti o n for t h i s prod u c t . Item Description Administrator name Set the administrator name. Installation location Set the installation location. Apply Registers the settings to this product.
Page 157 - Application Development Information; Development Information for Each System; Download
Chapter 5 Application Development 157 5 Application Development Information Th i s chap t er expla in s t he co nt rol me t hod for pr int ers a n d n ecessary in forma ti o n for develop ing appl i ca ti o n s t ha t u se t h i s prod u c t . Development Information for Each System TM-H6000IV-DT ap...
Page 158 - PC-POS System Development Information; Interfaces and External Devices
158 PC-POS System Development Information Th i s sys t em u ses t he same developme nt e n v i ro n me nt as a W in dows comp ut er. Interfaces and External Devices * Th i s i s a se tting for whe n a n o t her USB-ser i al co n vers i o n dev i ce i s n o t co nn ec t ed. If yo u co nn ec t a USB-s...
Page 159 - Control Method for Devices
Chapter 5 Application Development 159 5 Control Method for Devices The follow ing s are me t hods for co nt roll ing dev i ces. • ESC/POS comma n d: Th i s ca n co nt rol t he EPSON TM pr int er, cash drawer, a n d c u s t omer d i splay. (For de t a i ls, refer t o "ESC/POS comma n d" o n...
Page 160 - ESC/POS command functions
160 ESC/POS command ESC/POS i s t he Epso n or igin al pr int er comma n d sys t em. W it h ESC/POS comma n ds, yo u ca n d i rec t ly co nt rol all t he TM pr int er f un c ti o n s, b ut de t a i led k n owled g e of pr int er spec i f i ca ti o n s or comb in a ti o n of comma n ds i s req ui red...
Page 168 - Software
168 Software The follow ing sof t wares are prov i ded for appl i ca ti o n developme nt . Software Software Manual EPSON Advanced Printer Driver Ver.4.55 (APD4): This dr iver is the Windows pr inter dr iver for TM printers and customer displays controlled by TM- H6000IV-DT. APD Install Manual A...
Page 170 - Cash drawer
170 ePOS-Device API The follow ing expla in s t he it ems req ui red t o develop a sys t em t ha t u ses ePOS-Dev i ce API. For de t a i ls abo ut ePOS-Dev i ce API, refer t o t he ePOS-Dev i ce API User's Ma nu al. External Devices The follow ing i s in forma ti o n as of December, 2013. For t he l...
Page 171 - Key input device; Device with the device control script prepared in advance; Serial communication device
Chapter 5 Application Development 171 5 Key input device Device with the device control script prepared in advance ❏ MSR ❏ Barcode sca nn er ❏ USB keyboard dev i ce You must acquire the device control script files for the following devices ❏ I n p ut dev i ce t ha t ca n opera t e w it h t he OS s t...
Page 173 - External Devices
Chapter 5 Application Development 173 5 ePOS-Device XML The follow ing expla in s t he it ems req ui red t o develop a sys t em t ha t u ses ePOS-Dev i ce XML. For de t a i ls abo ut ePOS-Dev i ce XML, refer t o t he ePOS-Dev i ce XML User's Ma nu al. External Devices The follow ing i s in forma ti ...
Page 175 - Application Information
Chapter 5 Application Development 175 5 Application Information E n v i ro n me nt t ha t ca n u se socke t comm uni ca ti o n a n d ca n ha n dle XML doc u me nt s ❏ Examples: iOS / Android / Windows CE / Windows / Linux / Mac OS, etc. ❏ Java, .NET Framework Device control Spec i fy a dev i ce ID f...
Page 176 - Server Direct Print
176 Server Direct Print The follow ing expla in s t he it ems req ui red t o develop a sys t em t ha t u ses Server D i rec t Pr int . For de t a i ls abo ut Server D i rec t Pr int , refer t o t he Server D i rec t Pr int User's Ma nu al. External Devices The follow ing i s in forma ti o n as of Oc...
Page 178 - Setting/Checking Modes
178 Setting/Checking Modes Bes i des t he ord in ary pr int mode, t he pr int er has t he follow ing modes t o se t or check se tting s of t he pr int er. • Self- t es t Mode • Hexadec i mal D u mp ing Mode • NV Graph i cs Pr int Mode • Rece i p t E n ha n ceme nt I n forma ti o n Pr int Mode • Memo...
Page 179 - Starting the status print and test print on the roll paper; Install the roll paper.
Chapter 5 Application Development 179 5 Starting the status print and test print on the roll paper Follow t he s t eps below t o s t ar t a s t a tu s pr int a n d t es t pr int o n t he roll paper. 1 Install the roll paper. 2 Close all covers and the receipt unit. 3 Turn on the product while pressi...
Page 180 - Starting the test print on slip paper; Close all covers and the receipt unit.
180 Starting the test print on slip paper Follow t he s t eps below t o s t ar t a t es t pr int o n sl i p paper. 1 Close all covers and the receipt unit. 2 Turn on the product while pressing the Release button. (Keep pressing the button until the Slip LED starts flashing.) The pr int er g oes int ...
Page 181 - Hexadecimal Dumping Mode; Open the roll paper cover.
Chapter 5 Application Development 181 5 Hexadecimal Dumping Mode I n t he hexadec i mal d u mp ing mode, t he pr int er pr int s t he da t a t ra n sm itt ed from a hos t comp ut er in hexadec i mal nu mbers a n d t he i r correspo n d ing charac t ers. Follow t he s t eps below t o r un t h i s mod...
Page 182 - NV Graphics Print Mode
182 NV Graphics Print Mode Yo u ca n co n f i rm t he follow ing in forma ti o n by r unning NV g raph i cs pr int mode: • Capac it y of t he NV g raph i cs • Used amo unt of t he NV g raph i cs • U nu sed capac it y of t he NV g raph i cs • N u mber of NV g raph i cs t ha t are re gi s t ered • Key...
Page 184 - Receipt Enhancement Information Print Mode; Close the roll paper cover.
184 Receipt Enhancement Information Print Mode Yo u ca n co n f i rm t he follow ing in forma ti o n by r unning t he rece i p t e n ha n ceme nt (R/E) in forma ti o n mode: • A ut oma ti c t op lo g o se tting • A ut oma ti c bo tt om lo g o se tting • Ex t e n ded se tting s for a ut oma ti c t op...
Page 185 - After the printing has been completed, press the Feed button twice.
Chapter 5 Application Development 185 5 4 After the printing has been completed, press the Feed button twice. 5 Then Press the Feed button (more than one second). Rece i p t E n ha n ceme nt I n forma ti o n i s pr int ed. 6 Then Press the Feed button (more than one second). Af t er pr inting t he f...
Page 186 - Memory Switch Setting Mode
186 Memory Switch Setting Mode Yo u ca n co n f igu re t he memory sw it ches of t he pr int er. Follow t he s t eps below t o r un t h i s mode. 1 Close the roll paper cover. 2 Turn on the product while pressing the Feed button. (Keep pressing the Feed button until the printer starts printing.) The...
Page 187 - After the printing has been completed, press the Feed button (more
Chapter 5 Application Development 187 5 3 After the printing has been completed, press the Feed button (more than one second). The pr int er s t ar t s pr inting in s t r u c ti o n s. 4 After the printing has been completed, press the Feed button three times. 5 Then Press the Feed button (more than...
Page 189 - Handling; Forced Termination
Chapter 6 Handling 189 6 Handling Th i s chap t er expla in s how t o ha n dle t he TM-H6000IV-DT. Turning Power On/Off Press t he power b utt o n t o tu r n o n /off t he prod u c t . Yo u ca n also tu r n o n t he prod u c t t hro ug h t he n e t work. The opera ting sys t em of t he prod u c t ha...
Page 190 - Printer Operation; Printer Reset; Open the front cover.
190 Printer Operation Printer Reset Keep press ing t h i s b utt o n w it h a po int ed objec t (s u ch as a pe n ) unti l t he (Power) LED g oes off t o rese t t he pr int er unit . Installing/Replacing the Ribbon Cartridges For Front Slip Printing Follow t he s t eps below t o in s t all/replace t...
Page 191 - Remove the used ribbon cartridge, if there is one.
Chapter 6 Handling 191 6 3 Remove the used ribbon cartridge, if there is one. 4 Turn the knob on the ribbon cartridge a little in the direction of the arrow marked on the cartridge to remove any slack in the ribbon. 5 Insert a new ribbon cartridge until it clicks into place. 6 Turn the knob on the c...
Page 192 - For Endorsement Printing; Open the receipt unit cover.
192 For Endorsement Printing Follow t he s t eps below t o in s t all/replace t he r i bbo n car t r i d g e for e n dorseme nt pr inting (ERC- 43). 1 Turn on the product. 2 Open the receipt unit cover. 3 Remove the used ribbon cartridge, if there is one. 4 Turn the knob on the ribbon cartridge a li...
Page 193 - Insert a new ribbon cartridge until it clicks into place.
Chapter 6 Handling 193 6 5 Insert a new ribbon cartridge until it clicks into place. 6 Turn the knob on the cartridge in the marked direction again to remove any slack in the ribbon. 7 Close the receipt unit cover.
Page 194 - Loading/Replacing the Roll Paper
194 Loading/Replacing the Roll Paper Follow t he s t eps below t o load/replace t he roll paper. 1 Open the roll paper cover. 2 Remove the used roll paper core, if there is one. 3 Insert the roll paper in the correct direction. Paper must not be pasted to the roll paper core.
Page 195 - Pull out some paper, and close the roll paper cover.
Chapter 6 Handling 195 6 4 Pull out some paper, and close the roll paper cover. 5 Tear off the paper with the cutter.
Page 196 - The roll paper cover will not open (the autocutter blade is locked); Turn off the product.
196 The roll paper cover will not open (the autocutter blade is locked) Follow t he s t eps below t o re tu r n t he a ut oc utt er blade t o t he correc t pos iti o n . 1 Turn off the product. 2 Open the receipt unit cover. 3 Turn the knob (indicated as a in the illustration) of the autocutter blad...
Page 197 - Inserting the Slip Paper; side of the paper guide, and insert it as far as it will go.
Chapter 6 Handling 197 6 Inserting the Slip Paper Whe n pr inting o n t he sl i p paper, follow t he s t eps below t o in ser t t he sl i p paper. MICR read ing i s ava i lable by in ser ting t he paper so t ha t t he MICR charac t ers o n t he paper are o n t he r ig h t s i de. 1 Turn on the produ...
Page 198 - When the product starts feeding the paper, release it immediately.
198 4 When the product starts feeding the paper, release it immediately. 5 Remove the ejected paper by pulling it straight up out of the product.
Page 199 - Removing Jammed Paper; Removing Jammed Roll Paper
Chapter 6 Handling 199 6 Removing Jammed Paper Follow t he s t eps below t o remove t he jammed paper. Removing Jammed Roll Paper 1 Turn off the product. 2 Open the roll paper cover. 3 Remove the jammed paper. CAUTION The thermal head can be very hot after printing. Be careful not to touch it and to...
Page 200 - Removing Jammed Slip Paper
200 Removing Jammed Slip Paper 1 Turn off the product. 2 Open the front cover. 3 Open the front carriage unit using the lever at the right of it. 4 Remove the jammed paper.
Page 201 - Controlling the Speaker Volume; Cleaning; Cleaning the Product Case
Chapter 6 Handling 201 6 Controlling the Speaker Volume Yo u ca n co nt rol t he speaker vol u me t hro ug h t he opera ting sys t em of t he comp ut er. Cleaning Cleaning the Product Case Be s u re t o tu r n off t he prod u c t , a n d w i pe t he d i r t off t he prod u c t case w it h a dry clo ...
Page 202 - Cleaning the Thermal Head
202 Cleaning the Thermal Head To ma int a in rece i p t pr int q u al it y, Epso n recomme n ds clea ning t he t hermal head per i od i cally ( g e n erally every 3 mo nt hs) by follow ing t he s t eps below. 1 Turn off the product. 2 Open the roll paper cover. 3 Clean the thermal elements of the th...
Page 203 - Cleaning the MICR Head; Turn off the product to exit the cleaning mode.
Chapter 6 Handling 203 6 Cleaning the MICR Head Whe n t he MICR head becomes d i r t y, t he pr int er ca nn o t read MICR charac t ers n ormally. Approx i ma t ely every year, clea n t he MICR head w it h t he follow ing or a n eq ui vale nt commerc i ally ava i lable clea ning shee t : KIC Prod u ...
Page 204 - Preparing for Transport
204 Preparing for Transport Follow t he s t eps below t o t ra n spor t t he prod u c t . 1 Turn off the product. 2 Remove the peripherals and the power connector. 3 Remove the roll paper. 4 Pack the product upright.
Page 205 - Appendix; Character Code Tables
Appendix 205 Appendix Character Code Tables The character code tables show only character configurations. They do not show the actual print pattern. “SP” in the table shows a space.
Page 206 - Common to All Pages
206 Common to All Pages Whe n t he int er n a ti o n al charac t er se t (See "I nt er n a ti o n al Charac t er Se t s" o n pa g e 219 .) i s USA:
Page 219 - International Character Sets
Appendix 219 International Character Sets 23 24 40 5B 5C 5D 5E 60 7B 7C 7D 7E # $ @ [ ] ^ ` { | } ~ # $ à ° ç § ^ ` é ù è ¨ # $ § Ä Ö Ü ^ ` ä ö ü β £ $ @ [ ] ^ ` { | } ~ # $ @ Æ Ø Å ^ ` æ ø å ~ # ¤ É Ä Ö Å Ü é ä ö å ü # $ @ ° é ^ ù à ò è ì Pt $ @ ¡ Ñ ¿ ^ ` ¨ ñ } ~ # $ @ [ ¥ ] ^ ` { | } ~ # ¤ É Æ Ø Å...