Page 2 - Cautions; Trademarks
2 Cautions • No part of this document may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of Seiko Epson Corporation. • The contents of this document are subje...
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 athunderstorm 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 electric s...
Page 5 - Restriction of Use; CAUTION
5 Cautions 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...
Page 6 - About this Manual; Aim of the Manual
6 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 POS 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 made u p of t he f...
Page 7 - Contents
7 Contents ■ For Safety ............................................................................................................................... 3 Key to Symbols ......................................................................................................................................
Page 11 - Product Overview; Features; Printing
Chapter 1 Product Overview 11 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 Printing • H ig h speed rece i p t pr inting i s poss i ble (200 mm/s max i m u m). • Sh i f ting from 80 mm w i d t h paper pr inting t o 58...
Page 12 - Product Configurations; Interface
12 Product Configurations Interface • Ser i al + USB int erface model • E t her n e t + USB int erface model • E t her n e t int erface model Colors EDG (Epso n Dark Gray) Accessories Included • Roll paper (for opera ti o n check) • Power sw it ch cover • Power sw it ch wa t erproof cover • Wall ha ...
Page 13 - Part Names and Functions; Power Switch
Chapter 1 Product Overview 13 1 Part Names and Functions Power Switch T u r n s t he pr int er o n or off. The marks o n t he sw it ch: ( : OFF/ : ON) Roll paper cover/Cover open lever • Use t he cover ope n lever a n d ope n t he roll paper cover t o in s t all or replace t he roll paper. • Do n o ...
Page 14 - Control Panel; Paper LED
14 Control Panel Power LED (green) L ig h t s whe n t he power s u pply i s o n . Error LED (orange) • L ig h t s af t er t he power i s tu r n ed o n or af t er a rese t (offl in e). A ut oma ti cally g oes o ut af t er a wh i le t o in d i ca t e t ha t t he pr int er i s ready. • L ig h t s whe n...
Page 15 - Offline
Chapter 1 Product Overview 15 1 Offline The pr int er a ut oma ti cally g oes offl in e un der t he follow ing co n d iti o n s: • D u r ing power o n unti l t he pr int er i s ready • D u r ing t he self- t es t • Wh i le roll paper i s fed u s ing t he Feed b utt o n • Whe n t he roll paper cover ...
Page 16 - Connectors
16 Connectors All cables are co nn ec t ed t o t he co nn ec t or pa n el o n t he lower rear of t he pr int er. • DK (Drawer k i ck-o ut ) co nn ec t or: Co nn ec t s t he cash drawer or t he op ti o n al ex t er n al b u zzer. See "Co nn ec ting t he Cash Drawer" o n pa g e 58 , a n d "...
Page 17 - Error Status; Automatically Recoverable Errors
Chapter 1 Product Overview 17 1 Error Status 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 Rec...
Page 18 - Unrecoverable Errors
18 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 an unrecoverable error occurs. Error Error description Error LED flashing pattern Memory R/W...
Page 19 - NV Graphics Memory
Chapter 1 Product Overview 19 1 NV Memory (Non-Volatile Memory) The pr int er's NV memory s t ores da t a eve n af t er t he pr int er power i s tu r n ed off. NV memory co nt a in s t he follow ing memory areas for t he u ser: • NV g raph i cs memory • User NV memory • Memory sw it ches • R/E (Rece...
Page 20 - Maintenance Counter
20 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 " o n pa g e 46 . User-defin...
Page 21 - Product Specifications
Chapter 1 Product Overview 21 1 Product Specifications Printing method Thermal line printing Printing direction Unidirectional with friction feed Paper feed speed 200 mm/s {7.87"/s} (continuous paper feeding with the Feed button) Cutting method Partial cut (cutting with one point in left edge le...
Page 22 - Printing Specifications
22 Printing Specifications dp i : do t s per in ch *: 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 25°C {77°F} a n d 24V. 80 mm width paper printing 58 mm width paper printing Printing method Thermal line printing Dot density 203 × 203 dpi Paper width Standard ...
Page 24 - Character size; Characters per line
24 Character size No t e: Space be t wee n charac t ers i s n o t in cl u ded. Charac t ers ca n be scaled u p t o 64 ti mes as lar g e as t he s t a n dard s i zes. Characters per line Standard/Double-height/Double-width/Double-width, double-height W × H 80 mm width paper printing 58 mm width paper...
Page 25 - Paper Specifications
Chapter 1 Product Overview 25 1 Paper Specifications 80 mm width paper printing 58 mm width paper printing Paper types Specified 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 whe...
Page 26 - 8 mm paper width printing
26 Printable Area 80 mm paper width printing The max i m u m pr int able area of paper w it h a w i d t h of 79.5 ± 0.5 mm i s 72.0 ± 0.2 mm (576 do t s) a n d t he approx i ma t e space i s 3.0 mm o n t he lef t s i de o n t he lef t s i de a n d 4.5 mm o n t he r ig h t s i de. 58 mm paper width p...
Page 27 - Printing and Cutting Positions
Chapter 1 Product Overview 27 1 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. Autocutter blade position Approx. 27.1 mm {1.07"} Approx. 10.5 mm {...
Page 28 - Electrical Characteristics
28 Electrical Characteristics Operating voltage DC 24V ± 7% Current consumption (24V, 25°C, standard print density) Standby Mean: Approximately 0.1 A Operating Mean: Approximately 1.8 A Note: When print ratio is approximately 18% Continuous printing for 50 lines (repeating 20H-7FH) Font A, 48 co...
Page 29 - Environmental Conditions
Chapter 1 Product Overview 29 1 Environmental Conditions Temperature/ Humidity Operating 5 to 45°C {41 to 113°F}, 10 to 90% RH (See the operating temperature and humidity range below.) Storage -10 to 50°C {14 to 122°F}, 10 to 90% RH (except for paper) Acoustic noise (operating) Approximately 55 dB (...
Page 30 - External Dimensions and Mass
30 External Dimensions and Mass • He ig h t : Approx i ma t ely 146 mm {5.75"} • W i d t h: Approx i ma t ely 140 mm {5.51"} • Dep t h: Approx i ma t ely 199 mm {7.83"} • Mass: Approx i ma t ely 1.7 k g {3.74 lb} (excep t for roll paper) 140 mm {5.51"} 146 mm {5.75"} 199 mm {7.83...
Page 31 - Setup; Flow of Setup; Connecting the Optional External Buzzer (page 55)
Chapter 2 Setup 31 2 Setup Th i s chap t er descr i bes se tu p a n d in s t alla ti o n of t he prod u c t a n d per i pherals. Flow of Setup Th i s chap t er co n s i s t s of t he follow ing sec ti o n s alo ng w it h t he se tu p flow of t he prod u c t a n d per i pherals. 2. Changing the Paper...
Page 32 - Installing the Printer
32 Installing the Printer Yo u ca n in s t all t he pr int er hor i zo nt ally o n a fla t s u rface (w it h t he paper ex it o n t op) or ver ti cally (w it h t he paper ex it a t t he fro nt ). Also, yo u ca n ha ng it o n a wall u s ing t he in cl u ded accessor i es. Take measures to prevent t...
Page 33 - Installing the Printer Vertically
Chapter 2 Setup 33 2 Installing the Printer Vertically Whe n in s t all ing t he pr int er ver ti cally, be s u re t o a tt ach t he in cl u ded co nt rol pa n el label for ver ti cal in s t alla ti o n o n t he roll paper cover, a n d a tt ach 4 r u bber fee t in t he rec t a ngu lar in de nt s in ...
Page 34 - Hanging the Printer on a Wall; wall at an interval of 80 mm.
34 Hanging the Printer on a Wall To ha ng t he pr int er o n t he wall, follow t he s t eps below. 1 Attach the included control panel label for vertical installation on the roll paper cover. 2 Install 2 screws (screw diameter: 4 mm, head diameter: 7 to 9 mm) in the wall at an interval of 80 mm. Mak...
Page 35 - bracket on the printer, and fix it using the screws.
Chapter 2 Setup 35 2 3 Remove the screws retaining the printer case, install the wall hanging bracket on the printer, and fix it using the screws. 4 Align the holes in the wall hanging bracket with the screws on the wall, and hook it securely. Screws Wall hanging bracket
Page 36 - Attaching Cover on the Power Switch
36 Attaching Cover on the Power Switch I n s t all t he power sw it ch cover t ha t comes w it h t he TM-T20II o nt o t he pr int er t o preve nt in adver t e nt opera ti o n of t he power sw it ch a n d t o preve nt t amper ing . To rese t t he pr int er whe n t he power sw it ch cover i s in s t a...
Page 37 - Changing the Paper Width; Open the roll paper cover.
Chapter 2 Setup 37 2 Changing the Paper Width Yo u ca n cha ng e t he paper w i d t h from 80 t o 58 mm by in s t all ing t he in cl u ded 58-mm w i d t h paper gui de pla t e. Follow t he s t eps below t o cha ng e t he paper w i d t h. 1 Open the roll paper cover. 2 Align 3 projections on the 58-m...
Page 38 - Connecting the Printer to the Host Computer; For Serial Interface; Stand alone connection; Cash drawer
38 Connecting the Printer to the Host Computer For Serial Interface Serial interface connection diagram Whe n t h i s pr int er i s co nn ec t ed t o a hos t comp ut er by t he ser i al int erface, t here are t wo co nn ec ti o n me t hods; s t a n d alo n e co nn ec ti o n a n d pass- t hro ug h co...
Page 39 - Pass-through connection; the connectors firmly.
Chapter 2 Setup 39 2 Pass-through connection Th i s pr int er i s co nn ec t ed t o t he hos t comp ut er t hro ug h t he ser i al int erface v i a t he c u s t omer d i splay (DM-D). Connecting the serial interface (RS-232) cable 1 Insert the serial cable connector firmly into the serial interface ...
Page 41 - Connecting the USB interface cable; Put the USB cable through the locking wire saddle.
Chapter 2 Setup 41 2 Connecting the USB interface cable 1 Insert the USB cable into the USB interface connector of the printer. 2 Put the USB cable through the locking wire saddle. 3 Connect the other end of the USB cable to the host computer. Putting the USB cable through the locking wire saddle, a...
Page 42 - For Ethernet Interface; Ethernet interface connection diagram
42 For Ethernet Interface Co nn ec t t he pr int er t o a n e t work by a LAN cable v i a a h u b. Ethernet interface connection diagram 10/100BASE-T TM-T20II DK cable Cash drawer
Page 43 - Connecting the LAN cable
Chapter 2 Setup 43 2 Connecting the LAN cable Co nn ec t t he LAN cable t o t he 10/100BASE-T LAN co nn ec t or by press ing f i rmly unti l t he co nn ec t or cl i cks int o place. CAUTION When LAN cables are installed outdoors, make sure devices without proper surgeprotection are cushioned by be...
Page 44 - Connecting to the Power Source; Connecting the AC cable; Make sure the printer is turned off.
44 Connecting to the Power Source Connecting the AC cable 1 Make sure the printer is turned off. 2 Connect the AC cable to the AC adapter. 3 Connect the DC cable of the AC adapter to the power supply connector. WARNING Never insert the AC cable plug into a socket that does not meet the rated volta...
Page 45 - Insert the AC plug into a wall socket.
Chapter 2 Setup 45 2 4 Insert the AC plug into a wall socket.
Page 46 - Setting the Memory Switches/Receipt Enhancement
46 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 n s, see t he foll...
Page 47 - Functions
Chapter 2 Setup 47 2 Functions Receive buffer capacity • 4KB ( initi al se tting ) • 45 by t es BUSY condition • Rece i ve b u ffer f u ll/Offl in e ( initi al se tting ) • Rece i ve b u ffer f u ll Processing when data receive error • Pr int s “?” ( initi al se tting ) • I gn ored USB power-saving ...
Page 49 - Automatic selection; For serial + USB interface models
Chapter 2 Setup 49 2 Character code table default Selec t able from 43 pa g es in cl u d ing u ser def in ed pa g e I niti al se tting : Pa g e 0 (PC437: USA, S t a n dard E u rope) International character default Selec t able from 18 se t s I niti al se tting : USA Interface selection (only for ser...
Page 50 - Extra upper space reduction
50 Power supply unit capacity Selec t able from levels 1 t o 3 (Low H ig h) I niti al se tting : level 3 Number of columns • S t a n dard mode ( initi al se tting ) • 42 col u m n mode Autocutting after closing cover • C ut s ( initi al se tting ) • Does n o t c ut Paper reduction Extra upper spac...
Page 51 - Barcode height reduction rate; Font A auto replacement
Chapter 2 Setup 51 2 Barcode height reduction rate • No t red u ced ( initi al se tting ) • 25% • 50% • 75% Font A auto replacement • Does n o t replace ( initi al se tting ) • Fo nt B Font B auto replacement • Does n o t replace ( initi al se tting ) • Fo nt A Optional buzzer Enables/disables • D i...
Page 52 - Transmission speed
52 Buzzer frequency (Autocut) • Does n o t so un d • So un ds 1 ti me ( initi al se tting ) Sound pattern (Pulse 1) Selec t able from Pa tt er n s A t o E I niti al se tting : Pa tt er n A Buzzer frequency (Pulse 1) • Does n o t so un d • So un ds 1 ti me ( initi al se tting ) Sound pattern (Pulse 2...
Page 53 - Parity; Communication condition of USB interface; Alignment
Chapter 2 Setup 53 2 Parity • No n e ( initi al se tting ) • Eve n • Odd Data bit • 7 b it s • 8 b it s ( initi al se tting ) Flow control • DTR/DSR ( initi al se tting ) • XON/XOFF Communication condition of USB interface • USB pr int er class ( initi al se tting ) • USB ve n dor-def in ed class Au...
Page 54 - Auto bottom logo; Auto top/bottom logo extended functions; Top logo print while paper feeding to the cutting position
54 Auto bottom logo 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 Auto top/bottom logo extended functions Top logo print while paper feeding to the cutting position • D i sabled ( initi al se tting ) • E n abled Top logo print when printer is ...
Page 55 - Connecting the Optional External Buzzer
Chapter 2 Setup 55 2 Connecting the Optional External Buzzer Whe n t he op ti o n al ex t er n al b u zzer (model: OT-BZ20) i s co nn ec t ed t o t he DK co nn ec t or of t he pr int er, yo u ca n se t t he pr int er so t ha t it beeps whe n yo u se n d comma n ds, whe n a n error occ u rs, whe n ex...
Page 56 - Connecting the Buzzer Unit; Turn off the printer.
56 Connecting the Buzzer Unit The b u zzer unit i s recomme n ded t o be in s t alled in t he follow ing pos iti o n s. • Whe n u s ing t he pr int er hor i zo nt ally: e it her s i de • Whe n u s ing t he pr int er ver ti cally: s i de or t op • Whe n u s ing t he pr int er o n t he wall: s i de, t...
Page 57 - attach the buzzer unit to the printer case.
Chapter 2 Setup 57 2 4 Connect the cable of the buzzer unit to the DK connector on the printer. 5 Peel off the backing paper on the other side of the affixing tape, and attach the buzzer unit to the printer case. DK connector Printer case
Page 58 - Connecting the Cash Drawer; Required specifications of cash drawers
58 Connecting the Cash Drawer Required specifications of cash drawers Spec i f i ca ti o n s of drawers d i ffer depe n d ing o n makers or models. Whe n yo u u se a drawer o t her t ha n spec i f i ed, make s u re it s spec i f i ca ti o n mee t s t he follow ing co n d iti o n s. O t herw i se, de...
Page 59 - Drawer Connection Diagram
Chapter 2 Setup 59 2 Drawer Connection Diagram Connecting the DK cable Co nn ec t t he DK cable t o t he DK co nn ec t or by press ing f i rmly unti l t he co nn ec t or cl i cks int o place. WARNING Use a shield cable for the DK cable. Do not insert a telephone line into the DK connector. Doing...
Page 61 - Application Development Information; How to Control the Printer; Selecting a Driver; When you newly develop an application
Chapter 3 Application Development Information 61 3 Application Development Information Th i s chap t er descr i bes how t o co nt rol t he pr int er a n d gi ves in forma ti o n u sef u l for pr int er appl i ca ti o n developme nt . How to Control the Printer Use a dr i ver or ESC/POS comma n ds t ...
Page 62 - ESC/POS command functions
62 ESC/POS Commands 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 68 - Software and Manuals; Printer Drivers
68 Software and Manuals The follow ing sof t ware a n d ma nu als are prov i ded for appl i ca ti o n developme nt . Printer Drivers Software Manual EPSON Advanced Printer Driver (APD): In addition to ordinary Windows driver functions, this driver has controls specific to POS, such as controls for p...
Page 70 - Utilities
70 Utilities Software Manual TM-T20II Utility: Use for the following functions: Checking current settings Operation check Storing logos Coupon settings Paper reduction settings Automatic paper cut settings Printing control settings Font settings Optional buzzer settings Communica...
Page 71 - How to Get Drivers, Manuals, and the Utility
Chapter 3 Application Development Information 71 3 How to Get Drivers, Manuals, and the Utility Dr i vers, ma nu als, a n d t he TM-T20II U ti l it y ca n be in s t alled by t he TM-T20II in s t aller in t he in cl u ded TM-T20II Sof t ware & Doc u me nt s D i sc. • For c u s t omers in Nor t h ...
Page 72 - Setting/Checking Modes
72 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 • NV Graph i cs I n forma ti o n Pr int Mode ( pa g e 74 ) • Rece i p t E n ha n ceme nt I n forma ti o n Pr int Mode ( pa g e...
Page 73 - Starting the self-test mode; Close the roll paper cover.; Press the Feed button to start the test print (less than 1 second).
Chapter 3 Application Development Information 73 3 Starting the self-test mode Follow t he s t eps below t o r un t h i s mode. 1 Close the roll paper cover. 2 While pressing the Feed button, turn on the printer. (Keep pressing the Feed button until the printer starts printing.) The pr int er s t ar...
Page 75 - Press the Feed button once, and then hold down the Feed button until
Chapter 3 Application Development Information 75 3 3 Press the Feed button for 1 second or more to enter the Mode Selection. The pr int er s t ar t s pr inting in s t r u c ti o n s. 4 Press the Feed button once, and then hold down the Feed button until the printer starts printing the NV graphics in...
Page 77 - the printer starts printing the R/E information.
Chapter 3 Application Development Information 77 3 3 Press the Feed button for 1 second or more to enter the Mode Selection. The pr int er s t ar t s pr inting in s t r u c ti o n s. 4 Press the Feed button twice, and then hold down the Feed button until the printer starts printing the R/E informati...
Page 79 - until the printer starts printing the setting instructions.
Chapter 3 Application Development Information 79 3 4 Press the Feed button three times, and then hold down the Feed button until the printer starts printing the setting instructions. 5 Select the setting item by pressing the Feed button (no longer than 1 second) for the number of times indicated on ...
Page 81 - Handling; Installing and Replacing Roll Paper; Open the roll paper cover by using the cover open lever.
Chapter 4 Handling 81 4 Handling Th i s chap t er descr i bes bas i c ha n dl ing of t he pr int er. Installing and Replacing Roll Paper 1 Open the roll paper cover by using the cover open lever. 2 Remove the used roll paper core, if it is installed. CAUTION Do not open the roll paper cover during...
Page 83 - Removing Jammed Paper
Chapter 4 Handling 83 4 Removing Jammed Paper If a paper jam occ u rred, follow t he s t eps below t o recover. 1 Turn off the printer. 2 Open the roll paper cover by using the cover open lever. CAUTION Do not touch the thermal head . (See "Cleaning the Printer" on page 85 .) It can be very ...
Page 85 - Cleaning the Printer; Cleaning the Printer Case
Chapter 4 Handling 85 4 Cleaning the Printer Cleaning the Printer Case Be s u re t o tu r n off t he pr int er, a n d w i pe t he d i r t off t he pr int er case w it h a dry clo t h or a damp clo t h. Cleaning the Thermal Head/Platen Roller Epso n recomme n ds clea ning t he t hermal head per i od ...
Page 86 - Preparing for Transport
86 Preparing for Transport Follow t he s t eps below t o t ra n spor t t he pr int er. 1 Turn off the printer. 2 Disconnect the AC cable from the socket. 3 Remove the roll paper. 4 Pack the printer upright.
Page 87 - Replacement of the TM-T20; Additional Functions and Functional Improvements; Print Speed
Chapter 5 Replacement of the TM-T20 87 5 Replacement of the TM-T20 The TM-T20II i s des ign ed so t ha t it ca n smoo t hly replace t he TM-T20. Th i s chap t er descr i bes preca uti o n s for t he replaceme nt . Additional Functions and Functional Improvements Print Speed The TM-T20II has in creas...
Page 89 - Appendix; Specifications of Interface and Connector; USB interface connector; USB transmission specifications; USB function
Appendix 89 Appendix Specifications of Interface and Connector USB (Universal Serial Bus) Interface USB interface connector Has a USB u ps t ream por t co nn ec t or (USB t ype-B co nn ec t or) USB transmission specifications USB function USB descriptor Overall specifications According to USB 2.0 sp...
Page 90 - RS-232 Serial Interface
90 RS-232 Serial Interface Interface board specifications (RS-232-compliant) Item Specifications Data transfer method Serial Synchronization Asynchronous Handshake Select one of the following with the memory switch: DTR/DSR XON/XOFF Signal level MARK -3V to -15V logic “1 ” /OFF SPACE +3V to +15V...
Page 91 - Functions of each connector pin
Appendix 91 Functions of each connector pin Pin no. Signal name Signal direction Function 1 FG — Frame ground 2 TXD Output Transmission data 3 RXD Input Reception data 4 RTS Output Equivalent to DTR signal 6 DSR Input This signal indicates whether the host computer can receive data. SPACE indicates ...
Page 93 - Setting Conditions for Software Setting Mode
Appendix 93 Setting Conditions for Software Setting Mode For in forma ti o n abo ut se tting t he Sof t ware Se tting Mode, see "Sof t ware Se tting Mode" o n pa g e 78 . Setting Items Selection of software settings The initial setting is underlined. 1st page 2nd page 3rd page 1: Print Cur...
Page 96 - Character Code Tables; Common to All Pages
96 Character Code Tables Common to All Pages Whe n I nt 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 140 .) i s USA: The character code tables show only character configurations. They do not show the actual print pattern. “SP” in the table ...
Page 140 - International Character Sets
140 International Character Sets ASCII code (Hex) Country USA France Germany U.K. Denmark I Sweden Italy Spain I Japan Norway Denmark II Spain II Latin America Korea Slovenia/Croatia China Vietnum Arabia 23 24 25 2A 40 5B 5C 5D 5E 60 7B 7C 7D 7E # $ % * @ [ ] ^ ` { | } ~ # $ % * à ° ç § ^ ` é ù è ¨ ...
