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Compuprint 4247 Serial Matrix PrintersCompuprint 4247 Model Z03 Printer:User’s GuideMAN10297.00.00

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Printer Compatibility 6 (Init)You can set the printer to detect the Init signal and perform a partial reset whenactive or to ignore the signal. You ca

Printer Compatibility 7 (Condensed Print)This parameter is displayed when emulation mode is set to 4247, 4202 III XL, or2381 Personal Printer.You can

Printer Compatibility 8 (Slashed Zero)You can set this value to:Disabled(Default)All printed zeros will appear without a slash.Enabled All printed zer

Printer Compatibility 9 (20 CPI)This parameter is displayed when emulation mode is set to 4247, 4202 III XL, or2381 Personal Printer.You can set the p

Alarm ControlYou can set the audible printer alarm to either of the following values:v Enabled (Default)v DisabledNote: Pressing Set Top of Form, and

Override Host ParametersNote: Host Override is not available for IPDS.Paper SourceThis parameter allows the printer to accept or ignore (override) the

To change or check the Characters Per Inch setting:1. Press MENU.2. Press SCROLL/MICROor SCROLL/MICRO until the printer displaysCONFIGURATION MENUASCI

Override HostLines Per Inch7. Press ENTER to display the current value.8. Press SCROLL/MICROor SCROLL/MICRO until the desired value forLines Per Inch

Parallel InterfaceInterface TypeThis parameter allows you to set the system interface for the parallel attachment.You can set Interface Type to either

4. Press SCROLL/MICRO or SCROLL/MICRO until the printer displaysASCII ConfigurationParallel Interface5. Press ENTER.6. Press SCROLL/MICROor SCROLL/MIC

Safety and environmental noticesSafety noticesThere are two levels of safety notices: Danger and Cautions .Danger hazard levelThe word Danger indicate

AutoFeed-XTThis parameter is valid in Epson-FX emulation mode only and instructs the printerwhether the host will determine if an automatic line feed

Serial InterfaceInterface TypeThis parameter allows you to select the Serial Interface attachment type. You canset Interface Type to:v RS-232C (Defaul

ASCII ConfigurationSerial Interface5. Press ENTER and the printer displaysSerial InterfaceInput Buffer Size6. Press ENTER to display the current value

Baud RateYou can set the size of Baud Rate to:v 300v 600v 1200v 2400v 4800v 9600 (Default)v 19200v 38400v 115200To change or check the Baud Rate:1. Pr

4. Press SCROLL/MICRO or SCROLL/MICRO until the printer displaysASCII ConfigurationSerial Interface5. Press ENTER and the printer displaysSerial Inter

Connection TypeYou can set Connection Type to:Local (Default) Printer is connected locally to a host computer.Remote Printer is connected remotely to

LAN InterfaceIP Address AssignmentYou can set the IP Address Assignment to:v Fixed (Default)v DHCPTo change or check the IP Address Assignment:1. Pres

5. Press ENTER and the printer displaysLAN InterfaceIP Address6. Press ENTER to display the current value.7. Press SCROLL/MICROor SCROLL/MICRO until t

Default GatewayYou can set the Default Gateway:For example, 000.000.000.000 (Default)These values set the Default Gateway address. This number is repr

ASCII ConfigurationLAN Interface5. Press ENTER and the printer displaysLAN InterfaceHost Name6. Press ENTER to display the current value.7. Press SCRO

Safety precautionsElectrical safetyThis printer is inspected and listed by recognized national testing laboratories,such as Underwriters Laboratories,

SMTP ServiceSMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) allows a mail server address to be enteredinto the printer configuration to send automated e-mail not

CONFIGURATION MENUASCII Configuration3. Press ENTER.4. Press SCROLL/MICROor SCROLL/MICRO until the printer displaysASCII ConfigurationLAN Interface5.

8. Press ENTER.An asterisk (*) will be displayed in front of the selected value.9. Press START or RETURN to exit the Menu. See “Exiting the configurat

Chapter 8. Printer SetupPaper Source ...107Front Forms Backup ...108Rear Forms Backup ...108Continuous Forms Linking ...

8. Press START or RETURN to exit the Menu. See “Exiting the configurationmenu” on page 39.Front Forms BackupThis setting applies to the paper loaded o

Even if Rear Forms Backup is disabled, the SCROLL/MICRO can still be used forthe paper path. You can define the rear forms backup to any one the follo

Printer SetupContinuous Forms Linking5. Press ENTER to display the current value.6. Press SCROLL/MICROor SCROLL/MICRO until the desired value forConti

Using Automatic Eject to Control Forms EjectIf Automatic Eject = Disabled, which is the default, you must press LOAD/EJECTto move the form up to the t

See the following tables for recommendations for Auto Eject and Auto Restore forsingle-path and dual path uses.Table 14. Single Path Usage recommendat

7. Press ENTER.An asterisk (*) will be displayed in front of the selected value.8. Press START or RETURN to exit the Menu. See “Exiting the configurat

Connecting or disconnecting a communication port, ateleport, or an attachment connectorDANGER<1-14> Switch off printer power and unplug the prin

Continuous Forms Eject ModeYou can set Continuous Forms Eject Mode value to:v Immediate Eject (Default)v Delayed EjectSelecting Delayed Eject causes t

Printer SetupBar Code Print Direction5. Press ENTER to display the current value.6. Press SCROLL/MICROor SCROLL/MICRO until the desired value for barc

Perforation SafetyYou can set perforation safety to either of the following values:Disabled (Default) The printhead is not parked all the way to theri

3. Press ENTER.4. Press SCROLL/MICROor SCROLL/MICRO until the printer displaysPrinter SetupJam Sensors5. Press ENTER to display the current value.6. P

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Chapter 9. Printer AdjustmentsPaper-Load-Position to Tear-Position Relationship 119Front Automatic Forms Thickness Adjustment(AFTA) ...120

Front Automatic Forms Thickness Adjustment (AFTA)This parameter allows you to adjust the distance between the paper and theprinthead for the front for

5. Press ENTER to display the current value.6. Press SCROLL/MICROor SCROLL/MICRO until the desired value forFront Tear Position is displayed.7. Press

3. Press ENTER.4. Press SCROLL/MICROor SCROLL/MICRO until the printer displaysPrinter AdjustmentsFront Form Load Position5. Press ENTER to display the

Rear Tear PositionYou can adjust the rear tear position for forms loaded in the rear paper path from-390 to +30 (where each unit is 0.176 mm [1/144 in

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Note: If the left margin alignment is too large for the current print line, an 005MARGIN ERROR ADJ MARGIN/LINE LENGTH will occur. For more information

5. Press ENTER to display the current value.6. Press SCROLL/MICROor SCROLL/MICRO until the desired value forBidirectional Adjustment is displayed.7. P

Quit From MenuThis selection cancels any changes that have been made to the Printer Adjustmentparameter values in the Operator Print Test menu. All pr

Chapter 10. Power-On Reset (POR)Note: When power-on reset is activated, the printer performs a partial reset.To perform a power-on reset, follow these

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Chapter 11. Display LanguageThe following languages are available for displaying messages on the operatorpanel:Table 16. Display LanguagesLanguage Val

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Chapter 12. Vital Product DataYou can check and change some of the vital product data for the printer. The twoVital Product Data fields you can change

Device Specific InformationThis parameter stores user defined information for the printer. This information isa 16-digit alphanumeric value.To check o

Chapter 13. Quiet PrintYou can enable the Quiet Print mode to reduce the printing noise level by two tothree decibels. Enabling the Quiet Print mode a

How to use this guideThis guide describes the basic operating procedures for the 4247 Model Z03printer. This information is useful to those who instal

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Chapter 14. Hex PrintThe Hex Print function is only valid when the printer is in the not ready state. Usethe Hex Print function to print all data in H

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Chapter 15. Quit From MenuYou can quit from the Configuration Menu and restore the previous configurationmenu values.This selection cancels any change

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Chapter 16. Dual Push Tractor Forms PathsIntroduction ...139Forms selection...139Using different forms on two paths ...140Setti

Using different forms on two pathsSetting up printerSome setup is needed to be able to print on two different form types.1. Place "form-type-1&qu

Operator panel control of path switchingNote: If you are running IPDS applications, such as PSF, path switching is alwayscontrolled by the IPDS data s

2. Set Continuous Forms Linking = Enabled in the Printer Setup section of theConfiguration Menu. This tells the printer to automatically switch to the

Chapter 17. Using the Operator Print TestsGeneral Test Instructions ...143Quick Reference ...144Printer demonstration ...144Prin

v Appendix A, “Printer Specifications”, contains general printer information andplanning requirements. It also contains information on the electrical

Quick ReferenceThe Quick Reference is a popular print test to help familiarize you with the printeroperator panel keys and the configuration menu you

v The category and parameter names are printed in the current display languageused on the operator panel.v The current custom set is noted at the top

4. Use ENTER or START to begin the test. The printout will list all the customsets.The Ready indicator is lighted and the Print Test prints. The print

4. Press ENTER.5. Press SCROLL/MICROor SCROLL/MICRO until the desired value forPrinter Adjustments is displayed.6. Press ENTER and change the values y

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Chapter 18. Supplies, optional features, and maintenanceContinuous forms specifications ...149Forms stacking recommendations ...150Forms stack

3. Some multiple-part forms (such as mailers, thick/heavy perforations) maycause problems when using the Park function. Try the forms first. To minimi

SuppliesRibbon cartridges and paper are the only supplies you need for your printer.Use part number 57P1743 when ordering a replacement ribbon cartrid

MaintenanceRemoving the ribbon cartridgeAttention: Damage to the printer can occur if you do not use an approved ribbon(part number 57P1743) especiall

!CAUTION:<2-22> Carefully follow all cleaning instructions, using only the materials andsolutions recommended.Periodic cleaning will help keep y

Chapter 1. Getting StartedSetting up the 4247 Model Z03 Printer ...2Choosing a suitable location ...2Performing a power-receptacle safety-chec

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Chapter 19. Problem SolvingUsing Status Code and Problem Listings ...155Status Code and Messages Displays ...155No Status Code Displays ...155

Status codes and recovery actionsDisplay Message Recovery Action001 END OF FORMSLOAD FORMSAn end-of-forms condition exists in one ofthe forms paths.Ac

Display Message Recovery Action014 INVALID FORMS SELECTADD PATH OR PRESS START014 XXXXXXXXADD PATH OR PRESS STARTThe device requested by the job being

Display Message Recovery Action059 CANCEL PRINT ACTIVEThis an informational message. Theprinter displays this message after youpress CANCEL PRINT.1. P

Display Message Recovery Action099 FORMS JAMMEDCLEAR JAM PRESS STARTThe printer has detected paper in one ofthe paper paths. This often occurs if youp

Problem list index1. Forms problems index“Forms buckle, twist, jam, or tractor holes tear”“Forms do not feed past printhead”“Forms do not stack correc

Table 20. Characters off registrationProblem PageFirst print position is adjusted incorrectly 1642. Print quality and ribbon problems indexTable 21. U

Table 26. Line-to-line horizontal misregistrationProblem PageDot registration not aligned 1663. Configuration problems indexTable 27. Printer doesn&ap

Forms problemsCauses are listed for each problem in order of priority.Problem: Forms buckle, twist, jam, or tractor holes tear1: The right tractor is

Setting up the 4247 Model Z03 PrinterChoosing a suitable locationCAUTION:<2-81> The 4247 Model Z03 printer has an optional printerpedestal. If t

1: The forms do not stack correctly on the table behind the printer.Solution: Use the recommended table size (see Appendix A, “PrinterSpecifications,”

Solution: Use forms that meet specifications (see “Continuous formsspecifications” on page 149).Problem: Missing dots or irregular characters1: The ri

Problem: Ribbon snagging, tearing, or not moving1: The ribbon is worn.Solution: Replace the ribbon cartridge.2: The ribbon cartridge is not properly i

d. Lift the bail assembly out of the printer and set it aside.e. Remove jammed forms by pulling in the direction of printing.8. If you removed the pap

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Appendix A. Printer SpecificationsGeneral information ...169Operating and service clearance ...170Physical dimensions and minimum clearance

Operating and service clearanceYou should provide adequate space for cooling air, and for operating ormaintaining the printer. This is also helpful if

Heat outputCategory115Vac60 Hz230Vac50 HzOperating (MaximumTypical)147 Watts (500 BTU/hr) 141 Watts (480 BTU/hr)Idle 22 Watts (75 BTU/hr) 22 Watts (75

The Parallel InterfaceThe 4247 Model Z03 supports the Parallel Printer Interface. A single, 36-pinconnector is mounted on the adapter card.Attach the

The Serial InterfaceThe 4247 Model Z03 attaches to a host or controller with the RS-232C serialinterface. A single, 9-pin D-connector mounted directly

Performing a power-receptacle safety-checkDANGER<1-10> Hazardous voltages are present. Do not touch the pins or sockets ofthe power receptacle.F

The LAN InterfaceLAN Interface Port1. Ethernet 10/100BaseT Connector2. Green 10/100Mbit/sec. Transmission Speed LED3. Yellow Traffic LEDLED Indicators

Storage environmentThe following table shows the storage environment requirements for the printer.Environment RequirementTemperature range -35° to 65°

SafetySafety is a major consideration in the design and manufacture of this product.Proper electrical grounding is essential for safety and for reliab

Appendix B. 4247 Model Z03 - Configuration Menu1. [437 PC] when the emulation is 4247, 2381 Personal Printer, 4240 ProPrinter III XL.2. [0 USA] when t

Parameter Value DefaultData Bits 7, 8 [8]Baud Rate 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, [9600]19200, 38400, 115200Parity None, Odd, Even, Mark, Space [No

Appendix C. Printer driver supportIBM pSeries AIX colon filesThe 4247 printer is supported on AIX 4.1 and later using files that can be foundand downl

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IndexNumerics1284 Parallel interface type 9220 CPI, parallel parameter 872381 Personal Printer emulation, parallelattachment 754202 Proprinter III XL

Ffactory defaults, restoring 54Fast Draft Quality, IPDSConfiguration 62Form Feed Mode, printer setupparameter 110Form Feed Suppression, parallelparame

Paper Source, printer setupparameter 107parallel configurationalarm control 88autofeed XT 94character set 80characters per inch 71emulation mode 75inp

ii User's GuideBefore using this information and the product it supports, read the information in “Notices” on page 185.

Unpacking the 4247 Model Z03 PrinterFigure 2. Unpacking the printer4 User's Guide

using the operator print tests (continued)printer adjustments 146printer configuration 144printer demonstration 144quick reference 144Vvery important

Notices Thanks for choosing the 4247 printer. Your printer is a reliable working equipment that will be very useful in your daily job. Our printer

European Union (EU) Conformity Statement Compuprint srl declares that this product is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevan

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Checking the carton contentsReview the following list of contents as you unpack the shipping container.Contact your point of purchase if any items are

Moving the printer to the final locationDo not plug in the printer power cord until instructed to do so.1. Remove the plastic covering.Keep the packin

Locating Printer PartsRefer to the following illustrations to familiarize yourself with the 4247 Model Z03.Front viewInside viewFigure 5. Front view o

Rear viewLeft side viewFigure 7. Rear view of the printerFigure 8. Power switch8 User's Guide

Removing the shipping locks1. Open the tractor area cover and make sure that you remove all shipping locks,including the 2 knurled shipping lock screw

v Limit your movement. Your movement can create static electricity that, whenreleased to the Controller Board, can damage the electronic components on

4. Align the left and right sides of the Controller Board with the guides in theprinter and slide it into the slot.5. Gently push the Controller Board

Installing the operator panel overlay1. Remove the protective film from the printer operator panel display.2. Remove the paper backing from the back o

5. Align the cartridge pins with the locking grooves on the left and rightcartridge supports.6. Position the ribbon guide over the printhead, holding

ContentsFigures ...viiTables ...ixSafety and environmental notices . . . xiSafety notices ...xiDanger hazard level .

8. Position the snap arm with the small lever up onto the ribbon lift assembly.Push the snap arm down onto the ribbon lift assembly until it snaps int

Connecting the power cordDo not connect the power cord until the “Performing a power-receptaclesafety-check” on page 3 has been successfully completed

Turning on the printer1. Turn on the printer, press the power switch to the | position (ON).2. Wait until the message 4247 appears, all segments (or c

6. Press RETURN to return to the Configuration Menu.7. Press START. The printer displays:PRESS ENTER TO SAVEPress Start Not To Save8. Choose between o

2. Unlock the tractors by moving the sprocket levers up. Slide the left tractor tothe left.3. Space the paper guides along the tractor bar. Open the s

4. Put the left sprocket holes of the form over the left tractor pins. Close the lefttractor sprocket cover.5. Move the right tractor until the right

7. To position the paper for the first column printing, move both tractorsaligning the left edge of the form with the 11thspacer on the printer base.N

4. Press ENTER or START to print this test.The READY indicator comes on and printing begins.Press STOP if you want stop the test before it completes p

3. Align the hooks on both sides of the second tractor with the pins on the firsttractor. Push the second tractor on the pins until it is fully engage

6. Rotate the second tractor into the closed operating position.7. To load paper onto the first tractor when the second tractor is installed, rotateth

Print Language ...64Emulation Mode...65Media Size Priority ...66Bar Code Mode ...67Graphics Mode ...6

Removing the optional second tractorIf you need to remove the second optional push tractor, turn the printer off.1. Disconnect the connector cable and

Printing a configuration sheetYou have just completed a setup and checkout of the printer.For the instructions on attaching your 4247 printer to your

Controller Board with parallel interface andEthernet 10/100 BaseT LAN interface.Controller Board with parallel interface,Serial interface, and USB int

Chapter 2. Understanding the operator panelStatus Indicators...27READY...27PROCESSING ...28ATTENTION ...28Dis

– An intervention required condition (if the error has been corrected)– After pressing STOPv After pressing ENTER or START to run a test in the Operat

v The printer receives a command from the host to turn on the alarmv An invalid key press is attemptedv The SET TOP OF FORM key is pressedTo turn a be

MENUUse the Menu function key to enter the Configuration Menu. This function key isvalid when the printer is not ready or the printer is ready and no

Adjusting formsPress SCROLL/MICRO or SCROLL/MICRO to move the form 0.176 mm(1/144 in.) in the direction of the arrow each time you press the key. If y

RETURNRETURN functionPressing RETURN in the Configuration Menu returns to the previous level of themenu, unless the printer already displays:CONFIGURA

The forms path selected by PARK/PATH also becomes the current value for PaperSource in the Printer Setup category. See “Paper Source” on page 107.LINE

Changing the forms path ...142Chapter 17. Using the Operator PrintTests ...143General Test Instructions ...143Quick Reference .

If you specify Immediate Eject for Continuous Forms Eject Mode parameter(default value) in the Printer Setup category, press LOAD/EJECT to immediately

The Set Top of Form function is available only when the printer isnot ready, and thepaper is loaded to the print line. This key can be used only for t

If an error condition appears on the operator panel display, pressSTOP to:v Clear the error message from the displayv Stop the printer alarm from beep

Chapter 3. Checking and changing configuration parametervaluesPrinting configuration defaults ...37Checking and changing parameter values ...38E

Checking and changing parameter valuesChecking and changing Configuration Parameter Values is done in theConfiguration Menu, which is entered with the

Exiting the configuration menuYou may quickly exit the Configuration Menu and make the printer ready bypressing START. You may also exit the menu and

Press ENTER to SavePress RETURN to Not Save3. If you do not want to store your changes (they will be lost when you turn offthe printer), press RETURN

Table 1. Configuration storage category (continued)Parameters Values DefaultRecall Custom Set Custom Set A-H N/APower-On Custom Set Last Used Custom S

Table 3. IPDS Configuration Category (continued)Parameters Values DefaultEmulation Mode 4247422442304247Media Size Priority StandardAlternateAlternate

Table 4. ASCII Configuration (continued)Parameters Values Default† Print Quality(When emulation is set to Epson-FX)Fast Draft QualityDP QualityCourier

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Table 4. ASCII Configuration (continued)Parameters Values DefaultParallel InterfaceInterface TypePC Parallel1284 ParallelPC ParallelParallel Interface

Table 4. ASCII Configuration (continued)Parameters Values DefaultLAN Interface*Default GatewayExample: 000.000.000.000 000.000.000.000LAN Interface*Ho

Table 5. Printer setup (continued)Parameters Values DefaultGraphics Print Direction UnidirectionalBidirectionalUnidirectionalPerforation Safety Disabl

Power on resetTable 7 lists the parameters available for the Power On Reset. Refer to Chapter 10,“Power-On Reset (POR),” on page 127 for detailed info

Quiet PrintTable 10 lists the parameters available for the Quiet Print category. Refer toChapter 13, “Quiet Print,” on page 133 for detailed informati

Chapter 4. Configuration storageCustom sets ...49Non-custom set ...49Save current values in custom sets...50Recall custom set

Save current values in custom setsThe Save Current Values stores the current values of the configuration parametersto one of the eight custom sets (de

Recall custom set valuesThe Recall Custom Set values recalls configuration parameters previously stored.(Custom sets are described in “Custom sets” on

Power-on custom setThe Power-On Custom Set is the custom set that is used when the printer is turnedon. The Last Used value means the custom set used

Power-on paper sourceThe Power-On Paper Source allows you to select which paper source is to be usedwhen the printer is turned on. The Last Used value

Figures1. Printer clearances ...22. Unpacking the printer ...43. Contents of the carton ...54. Lifting the printer ...65.

Recall factory defaultsThis function sets all parameter values to the original manufacturing defaultvalues, except Vital Product Data and Printer Addr

Printing custom setsUse this function to create a printout of the eight custom set values.On the first page of the printout, each custom set is identi

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Chapter 5. Attachment OptionsThis chapter describes the procedures for setting your printer attachment. Yourprinter is capable of attaching individual

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Chapter 6. IPDS ConfigurationCharacters Per Inch (CPI)...59Lines Per Inch (LPI) ...60Maximum Print Position (MPP)...60Maximum Page

Lines Per Inch (LPI)You can set the lines per inch (LPI) for the printer to either of the following values:v 6 (Default)v 8Note: This parameter can be

To change or check the MPP value, follow these steps:1. Press MENU.2. Press SCROLL/MICROor SCROLL/MICRO until the printer displaysCONFIGURATION MENUIP

Note: This parameter can be overridden by the computer.To change or check the MPL, follow these steps:1. Press MENU.2. Press SCROLL/MICROor SCROLL/MIC

1. Press MENU.2. Press SCROLL/MICROor SCROLL/MICRO until the printer displaysCONFIGURATION MENUIPDS Configuration3. Press ENTER.4. Press SCROLL/MICRO

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Print LanguageThe following print languages are available on the printer when attachment is setto LAN IPDS. The default is marked with an asterisk (*)

Table 13. Supported Print Languages (continued)Code Page Language1140 USA/Canada + euro1141 Austrian/German + euro1142 Danish/Norwegian + euro1143 Fin

Notes:1. The printer performs a partial reset to put any change to this parameter valueinto effect when you exit the Configuration Menu with START or

CONFIGURATION MENUIPDS Configuration3. Press ENTER.4. Press SCROLL/MICROor SCROLL/MICRO until the printer displaysIPDS ConfigurationMedia Size Priorit

8. Press START or RETURN to exit the Menu. See “Exiting the configurationmenu” on page 39.Graphics ModeThis parameter is available only if the IPDS fe

CONFIGURATION MENUIPDS Configuration3. Press ENTER.4. Press SCROLL/MICROor SCROLL/MICRO until the printer displaysIPDS ConfigurationAlarm Control5. Pr

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Chapter 7. ASCII ConfigurationCharacters Per Inch (CPI)...71Lines Per Inch (LPI) ...72Maximum Print Position (MPP)...73Maximum Pag

To change or check the CPI value, follow these steps:1. Press MENU.2. Press SCROLL/MICROor SCROLL/MICRO until the printer displaysCONFIGURATION MENUAS

Maximum Print Position (MPP)The maximum print position (MPP) equals the number of characters the printerprints on a line. The default value is 136.The

Tables1. Configuration storage category ...402. Attachment Category ...413. IPDS Configuration Category ...414. ASCII Configuration ...

Maximum Page Length (MPL)You can set the maximum page length (MPL) for the printer from 1–880 lines,depending on the LPI setting. The default value is

Perforation SkippingUse this parameter to create a bottom margin on your printed page, if the hostdata stream does not create a bottom margin.The rang

7. Press ENTER.An asterisk (*) will be displayed in front of the selected value.8. Press START or RETURN to exit the Menu. See “Exiting the configurat

Code Page (When emulationis set to Epson-FX)Code Page (When emulationis set to 4247, 4202 III XL,2381 Personal Printer) LanguageN/A 863 Canadian Frenc

4. Press SCROLL/MICRO or SCROLL/MICRO until the printer displaysASCII ConfigurationPrint Language5. Press ENTER to display the current value.6. Press

7. Press ENTER.An asterisk (*) will be displayed in front of the selected value.8. Press START or RETURN to exit the Menu. See “Exiting the configurat

3. Press ENTER.4. Press SCROLL/MICROor SCROLL/MICRO until the printer displaysCONFIGURATION MENUNLQ Typeface5. Press ENTER to display the current valu

Printer Compatibility 3 (Automatic Line Feed on Carriage Return)You can set the printer to perform an automatic line feed on carriage return. Youcan s

Printer Compatibility 4 (Automatic Carriage Return on Line Feed)This parameter is displayed when emulation mode is set to 4247, 4202 III XL, or2381 Pe

Printer Compatibility 5 (Form Feed Suppression)This parameter is displayed when emulation mode is set to 4247, 4202 III XL, or2381 Personal Printer.Yo