TallyGenicom LA800 User manual

LA650

LA800

User guide Matrix printer

User guide Table of contents

Table of contents

Introduction 1

Printer features 1

Symbols used 1

About this manual 2

Printer at a glance 3

Printer in tractor mode 4

Printer in single-sheet mode 4

Paperway 5

Installation 6

Unpacking the printer 6

Placing your printer 7

Checking the printer voltage 8

Connecting the printer 8

Switching on the printer 9

Changing the ribbon cassette 10

Black ribbon 10

Printer drivers 14

Installing a printer driver in Windows 95/98/ME 14

Installing a printer driver in Windows 2000/NT 4.0/XP 15

Other operating systems 16

Changing printer settings 17

Form settings (Windows 2000/NT 4.0/XP) 17

Graphic options 18

Loading optional firmware 19

Troubleshooting 19

The control panel 20

The LC display 21

Online mode 22

Offline mode 22

Setup mode 23

Messages in the LC display 24

Key functions when turning on the printer 25

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Paper handling 26

Changing the paper path 26

Changing the paper type in the setup menu 27

Loading paper 28

Fanfold paper 28

Single sheets 30

Paper transport 32

Moving the paper to the tear position 33

Removing paper 34

Settings 35

Setting the tear position 35

Setting the first printing line (TOF) 36

Setting the print head gap 37

Selecting character density and font (temporarily) 38

The Menu 39

Programming via the control panel 39

Enabling access to menu mode 39

Calling up the menu 39

Menu configurations (Macros) 40

Menu handling 41

Save settings 41

Selecting the LC display language 42

Terminating Setup mode 43

Menu structure 44

Menu parameters 45

Printing out macro configurations (Print) 45

Loading menu configurations (Macro) 45

Reset to default values (Reset) 46

Quiet mode printing (Quiet) 46

Selecting font (Font) 47

Setting line spacing (LPI) 48

Selecting start signal for escape sequence (ESCChar) 48

Selecting Protocol (emulation) 49

Bidirectional printing (PrintDir) 50

Settings for interfaces (I/O) 51

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Serial interface (Serial) 51

Data transmssion rate (Baud) 51

Data format (Format) 52

Buffer control (BuffCtrl) 53

Signal Processing (DTR) 53

Selecting interface (Interf.) 54

Interface buffer (Buffer) 54

Selecting interface timeout (Timeout) 55

Automatic carriage return (Auto-CR) 55

Automatic line feed

(Auto-LF) 56

Menu lock (MenLock) 56

Language (Language) 57

Paper parameters (Paper) 57

Form length (Formlen) 58

First printing position (FormAdj) 59

Print head gap manually (Head) 60

View and tear position (TearView) 61

Line length (Width) 62

Barcode (Barcode) 63

Normal characters and barcode (Barmode) 63

Form feed mode (FFmode) 64

Setting and activating options (PapOpt) 65

Activation of tractors (AutoTra) 65

Automatic paper motion sensor (PMS) 66

Automatic gap adjustment (AGA) 67

Paper handling (Paphand) 68

Increasing the print head gap (Head up) 68

Paper width (Pagewid) 69

Left-hand area (Leftzon) 69

Right-hand area (Rightzo) 70

Bidirectional parallel interface (CX-bid) 70

Line wrap (Wrap) 71

Beep at paper end (Sound) 71

Setting for printing copy paper (HvyForm) 72

Setting the page margins (Margin) 73

Setting the top margin (Topmrg) 73

Setting the bottom margin (Botmrg) 74

Setting the left margin (Leftmrg) 74

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Setting the DEC Mode (DECMode) 75

Horizontal spacing of characters (CPI) 75

Character set (CharSet) 76

User preference character set (UserChr) 77

Printer ID (Prn.ID) 78

Deleting sequence or buffer (CAN Fkt.) 78

Disconnection on end of transmission (Discnct) 79

Initial Report (Report) 79

Automatic answerback (Answbck) 80

Answerback on ENQ (Answ_ENQ) 80

Setting the IBM mode (IBMMode) 81

Horizontal spacing of characters (CPI) 81

IBM character set (IBM-Cset) 81

Code page (CodPage) 82

IBM Double Height (DblHigh) 83

Horizontal pitch on Compress (IBMComp) 83

Slashed Zero (Sl.Zero) 84

Setting the EPSON Mode (EPSMode) 85

Horizontal spacing of characters (CPI) 85

EPSON character set

(EPS-Cset) 85

Code Page (CodPage) 86

Slashed Zero (Sl.Zero) 87

Menu settings (example) 88

Advanced menu 89

Test functions 89

Printer self-test (Rolling ASCII) 90

Exiting Rolling ASCII test mode 91

Interface test

(H-Dump) 92

Printout in Hex-Dump 92

Terminating Hex-Dump 93

Advanced settings 94

Deactivate single sheet feeder (Single) 94

Settings for paper with dark back (Pap.back) 95

Troubleshooting 96

General print problems 97

The display remains dark 97

The display is lit, but the printer does not print 97

Problems with the paper feed 98

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Paper jam (fanfold paper) 98

Paper jam (single sheets) 99

Paper does not move to tear off position 99

Problems with the print quality 100

Print is too pale 100

Smudged print 100

Prints undefined characters 100

The first line is not completely printed out at the top 100

Dots within characters are missing 100

Error messages via the display 101

Additional display messages 104

Care and maintenance 105

Replacing the fuse 105

Cleaning the housing 106

Cleaning the interior 106

Cleaning the platen 107

Ribbon 107

Cleaning the upper friction 107

Carriage shafts 107

Specifications 108

Printer specifications 108

Interface specifications 112

Paper specifications 113

Available character sets and fonts 114

Emulations 119

General 119

Escape sequences 119

What are escape sequences? 119

How are escape sequences used? 119

Barcode 120

List of available barcodes 120

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Interfaces 121

Parallel interface 122

Connector assignment 122

Serial interface V.24/RS232C 123

Connector assignment 123

Interface cable (serial interface) 124

Input signals 124

Output signals 124

Interface-Adapter IF Adapter-Set RS232 (DB9M)/MMP 125

Protocols 126

Memory mode XON/XOFF 126

Memory mode Robust XON/XOFF 126

Configuring the serial interface of the PC 127

DOS mode 127

Windows 95/98/ME 127

Windows 2000/NT 4.0/XP 127

Physical printer port in Ethernet with TCP/IP 128

Example of a printer connected to a computer in an

Ethernet 128

Example of several devices in an Ethernet 128

Options and accessories 129

Options 129

Tractor 2, front 129

Printer pedestal 129

Paper output tray 129

Cable cover 129

Interface modules 130

Optional firmware 130

Accessories 131

Ribbon cassette 131

Programming manuals 131

Index 132

User guide Introduction

Introduction

Printer features Your printer is a high speed and rugged design for easy use and heavy

duty operation. It is designed for service-free PC, network and mini sy-

stem operations.

At top speeds of 1100 and 900 cps the LA800 and LA650 keep pace

with the bustling, demanding world where printing is time sensitive and

critical. Engineered for printing under adverse conditions, these de-

vices produce multi-part invoices, shipping documents or bar code la-

bels at a rate of 40,000 to 50,000 pages per month.

The printer handles up to 7-part forms with no skewing or jamming; it

automatically adjusts for different forms thickness. The straight paper

path is easy to access, for reliable forms handling.

The LA800/LA650 optionally is configured with an optional tractor

(front). A straight paper path on the front tractors results in jam-free

operation and flawless 24-wire impressions on up to 7-part forms.Both

models offer fully automated gap adjustment, paper parking, loading,

etc.

With extensive connectivity alternatives and popular emulations, the

printer is ideal for a variety of industrial or business applications.

Symbols used Important information is highlighted in this manual by two symbols.

CAUTION highlights information which must be observed in order to

prevent injuries to the user and damage to the printer.

NOTE highlights general or additional information about a specific

topic.

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User guide Introduction

About this manual The user guide contains a detailed description of the printer, its charac-

teristic features and additional information.

`Chapter 1 Printer at a glance lists all the parts of the printer.

`Chapter 2 Installation contains start-up instructions and points to note.

`Chapter 3 Changing the ribbon cassette provides step-by-step instruc-

tions for changing the ribbon cassette.

`Chapter 4 Printer drivers provides step-by-step instructions for instal-

ling the printer driver.

`Chapter 5 The control panel explains how to control printer operations.

`Chapter 6 Paper handling tells you how to set the paper type and how

to load, transport and move the paper to the tear-off position.

`Chapter 7 Settings tells you how to adjust the basic settings such as

font, character density, print head distance, print line height and tear-

off position.

`Chapter 8 The Menu contains all the information necessary for con-

trolling the printer via the control panel.

`Chapter 9 Advanced menu describes the possible test settings and

other technical adjustments of the printer.

`Chapter 10 Troubleshooting provides instructions for rectifying faults

which do not require the intervention of qualified personnel.

`Chapter 11 Care and maintenance provides information on the upkeep

of the printer.

`Appendix A Specifications informs you about the technical specificati-

ons of your printer and the paper which should be used.

`Appendix B Available character sets and fonts lists the available cha-

racter sets.

`Appendix C Emulations deals with programming via the interface.

`Appendix D Interfaces explains the interfaces.

`Appendix E Options and accessories contains information about opti-

ons and accessories you can purchase for your printer.

User guide Printer at a glance

Printer at a glance

Soundproofing cover

Front cover

Power switch

Control panel

Top cover

Interface connectors

Power cord connector and fuse

Bottom cover

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