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Specifications
- Fast storage memory card
- Inclusive adapter
- High compatibility conditional on high-grade
controller
- For all devices with Micro SD- and
SD card slot (adapter necessary)
- Write protection (only at the adapter)
- Rewritable
- 5 years warranty
Micro SD Card / Micro SD HC Card
Technical data
- Capacity: 1- 32 GB / Class 4 + 10: 4-32 GB
- Dimensions: 14 mm x 15 mm x 0,7 mm
- Weight: 1 g
- Interface: 8 pins
- Voltage range: 2,7 V ~ 3,6 V
- Storage temperature: -40° C - 75° C
- Operating temperature: -25° C - 75° C
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Tabla de contenidos

Text and Graphics Printer

1

FCC USER STATEMENT

3

Table of Contents

4

Adjustment Procedures

5

Replacement Procedures

5

Appendices

7

Maintenance Overview

8

About This Manual

9

Controls and Indicators

11

1–5Maintenance Overview

12

1–6 Maintenance Overview

13

1–7Maintenance Overview

14

1–8 Maintenance Overview

15

1–9Maintenance Overview

16

1–10 Maintenance Overview

17

Scheduled Maintenance

18

Inspecting the Printer

20

Cleaning the Printer

21

2–7Scheduled Maintenance

24

Card Cage

25

Fan Assembly

25

Troubleshooting

26

Introduction

27

Fault Messages

27

48 Volt Failed *

27

Dynamic RAM Fault *

29

Ham. Bank Hot *

30

Ham. Coil Open *

31

Ham. Coil Short *

32

Ham. Drv. Short *

33

Mech Driver Hot *

34

Mech Driver Link *

35

Paper Jam

36

Paper Out

37

Platen Open

38

Ribbon Stall

39

Shttl Cover Open

40

Shuttle Jam

41

Software Error *

42

Troubleshooting Aids

44

Printer Confidence Check

45

Diagnostic Self–Tests

51

Hex Code Printout

54

3–30 Troubleshooting

55

Adjustment Procedures

56

Adjustments

57

4–3Adjustment Procedures

58

4–5Adjustment Procedures

60

4–7Adjustment Procedures

62

4–9Adjustment Procedures

64

4–11Adjustment Procedures

66

4–13Adjustment Procedures

68

4–15Adjustment Procedures

70

4–17Adjustment Procedures

72

4–19Adjustment Procedures

74

4–21Adjustment Procedures

76

Replacement Procedures

78

5–5Replacement Procedures

82

5–7Replacement Procedures

84

5–9Replacement Procedures

86

5–11Replacement Procedures

88

5–13Replacement Procedures

90

5–15Replacement Procedures

92

5–17Replacement Procedures

94

5–19Replacement Procedures

96

Removal

97

5–21Replacement Procedures

98

5–23Replacement Procedures

100

Installation

101

5–25Replacement Procedures

102

5–27Replacement Procedures

104

5–29Replacement Procedures

106

5–31Replacement Procedures

108

Installation – Any Fret

110

Removal – Any Fret

110

5–35Replacement Procedures

112

5–37Replacement Procedures

114

± 1 inch–pounds

115

5–39Replacement Procedures

116

5–41Replacement Procedures

118

5–43Replacement Procedures

120

Paper Ironer (Figure 5–19 )

121

5–45Replacement Procedures

122

Removal

123

5–47Replacement Procedures

124

5–49Replacement Procedures

126

5–51Replacement Procedures

128

5–53Replacement Procedures

130

5–55Replacement Procedures

132

5–57Replacement Procedures

134

Ribbon Hub (Figure 5–26 )

135

5–59Replacement Procedures

136

5–61Replacement Procedures

138

Shaft, Splined (Figure 5–28 )

139

5–63Replacement Procedures

140

Shaft, Support (Figure 5–29 )

141

5–65Replacement Procedures

142

5–67Replacement Procedures

144

5–69Replacement Procedures

146

5–71Replacement Procedures

148

5–73Replacement Procedures

150

Printer viewed from above

152

5–77Replacement Procedures

154

5–79Replacement Procedures

156

Tractor (L/R)

157

Printer Configuration

158

Printer Configuration

159

Configuration Printout

159

Configuration Procedure

160

Saving Configuration Values

161

Loading Configuration Values

162

Changing Printer Emulations

163

Configuration Diagram

164

CONFIGURATION DIAGRAM

165

A–9 Printer Configuration

166

A–10 Printer Configuration

167

A–11 Printer Configuration

168

A–12 Printer Configuration

169

A–13 Printer Configuration

170

A–14 Printer Configuration

171

A–15 Printer Configuration

172

A–16 Printer Configuration

173

A–17 Printer Configuration

174

A–18 Printer Configuration

175

A–19 Printer Configuration

176

A–20 Printer Configuration

177

Printer Specifications

178

Cleaning Interval

179

Ribbon Specifications

179

Paper Specifications

179

Printer Dimensions

180

Interfaces

180

Electrical Characteristics

181

Data Input Rate (maximum)

182

Printing Rates

183

B–7Printer Specifications

184

Duty Cycle

185

Torque Table

186

Torque Table

187

Bank Wiring

188

LG06 INTERCONNECTION DIAGRAM

189

Hammer Bank Wiring Diagram

190

Principles of Operation

192

Common Controller PCBA

194

Printing

195

Hammer Driver Interface

195

Transfer of dots to

196

Mechanical Interface

197

Fault Monitoring

198

Paper Faults

198

Ribbon and Shuttle Faults

198

CCB Hardware Overview

198

E–10 Principles of Operation

201

Mechanism Driver PCBA

202

Start / Stop Ribbon

203

The Shuttle Drive System

203

Ribbon Velocity

203

Ribbon Tension

203

The Paper Feed System

204

The Reverse Paper Feed System

204

Power Supply PCBA

205

Printing Mechanism

206

E–18 Principles of Operation

209

Paper Transport System

210

Ribbon Transport System

211

IMPORTANT

212

Maintenance TIp:

213

Route and wrap the cables

213

Tabla de contenidos

LG06 / LG12

1

Text and Graphics Printers

1

FCC USER STATEMENT

3

Table of Contents

5

Printer Configuration

6

APPENDICES

10

Character Set Charts

11

Print Samples

12

Glossary

12

Introduction

13

About This Manual

14

Printer Features

15

Output Control:

16

Line Matrix Printing

17

Printing Speed

18

Installation

19

Before You Begin

20

Power Requirements

20

Select a Site

20

2–3Installation

21

LG06 Shipping Restraints

23

2–7Installation

25

Figure 2–4.)

25

2–8 Installation

26

Figure 2–5.)

26

Release LG06 Paper Chains

27

LG12 Shipping Restraints

28

2–11Installation

29

6. Open the back cover

29

Release LG12 Paper Chains

30

LG06 LG12

31

Test the Printer

32

2–15Installation

33

2–16 Installation

34

Operating the Printer

35

Operating States

38

The Operator Control Panel

39

Switches and Indicators

41

FF (Form Feed) Switch

42

LF (Line Feed) Switch

42

VIEW Switch

42

CLEAR Switch

42

R/S (Run/Stop) Switch

42

ENTER Switch

43

Micro–Stepping

44

3–11Operating the Printer

45

3–13Operating the Printer

47

Unloading Paper

48

3–15Operating the Printer

49

Setting Top–of–Form

50

3–17Operating the Printer

51

Selecting a Font

52

3–21Operating the Printer

55

Clearing Paper Jams

56

3–23Operating the Printer

57

3–24 Operating the Printer

58

Printer Configuration

59

Configuration Printout

60

4–3Printer Configuration

61

Configuration Procedure

62

Saving Configuration Values

63

Loading Configuration Values

64

Changing Printer Emulations

65

Configuration Diagram

66

CONFIGURATION DIAGRAM

67

4–10 Printer Configuration

68

4–11Printer Configuration

69

4–12 Printer Configuration

70

4–13Printer Configuration

71

4–14 Printer Configuration

72

4–15Printer Configuration

73

4–16 Printer Configuration

74

4–17Printer Configuration

75

4–18 Printer Configuration

76

4–19Printer Configuration

77

4–20 Printer Configuration

78

4–21Printer Configuration

79

4–22 Printer Configuration

80

Interfaces

81

Printer Interfaces

82

Centronics Interface Signals

85

• Data Bit 8 (yes or no)

86

• Busy on Strobe (yes or no)

86

Terminating Resistors

88

EIA–232D Serial Interface

89

Chapter Contents

91

Routine Service

92

Cleaning Requirements

92

Exterior Cleaning

93

Interior Cleaning

93

Figure 6–1. Interior Cleaning

95

Printer Self–Tests

96

Running the Self Tests

97

Hex Code Printout

98

Fault Messages

99

Digital Emulation

103

Digital Emulation

104

Selecting Digital Emulation

104

Bar Code Printing

105

Character Printing

105

Control Codes

106

7–7Digital Emulation

109

7–8 Digital Emulation

110

7–9Digital Emulation

111

7–10 Digital Emulation

112

Escape Codes

114

Control Sequences

115

IMPORTANT

120

ESC[Pn1;Pn2SPB 7–33

120

Set/Reset Mode

124

Autowrap Mode (DECAWM)

127

Pitch Select Mode (DECPSM)

128

Ps Function

129

Position Unit Mode (PUM)

130

7–29Digital Emulation

131

Force Plot Mode (DECFPM)

132

Select Size Unit (SSU)

133

Graphic Size Selection (GSS)

134

Setting Plot Density

136

7–36 Digital Emulation

138

Table 7–7. X–Density Values

138

Table 7–8. Y–Density Values

138

Spacing

139

Vertical Pitch

142

2 8 lines per inch

142

Vertical Format

145

Bits: 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

146

Values: x 1 C6 C5 C4 C3 C2 C1

146

End Load (VFU)

147

Channel Command

148

Channel Command (continued)

149

• Forms cannot be nested

150

Form Types

154

Forms Considerations

157

P1 Function

162

Logo # Comment

163

Page Print Area and Margins

164

Changing the Print Area

165

Page Format Select (PFS)

166

7–66 Digital Emulation

168

Backward Compatibility

169

Forward Index (IND)

174

Reverse Index (RI)

175

Next Line (NEL)

175

Cursor Up (CUU)

179

Tab Stops

182

Tab Clear (TBC)

185

Character Set Selection

187

7–86 Digital Emulation

188

Product Identification (DA)

189

Printer Status Reports

191

Default Fonts

194

Ps1 Parameter

195

Ps2 Parameter

196

Font Status Sequences

199

Font Status Report (DECFSR)

200

Character Attributes (SGR)

201

Character Expansion (GSM)

202

Multiply Width

203

Bold Printing

204

Crossed–Out Text

204

Double Underlined Text

205

Italic Printing

206

Overlined

206

Turn Off All Attributes

207

Underlined Text

207

Justification (JFY)

208

• Vertical Table (VT)

209

• Next Line (NEL)

209

• Forward Index (IND)

209

• Reverse Index (RI)

209

Sixel Graphics Processing

210

Protocol Selector

211

Picture Data

213

String Terminator

213

Sixel Printable Characters

214

Sixel Control Codes

215

Drawing Vectors (DECVEC)

223

Block Characters

224

Stop Block Character Mode

227

Printer Reset

227

Select 7–Bit Code (S7C)

230

Select 8–Bit Code (S8C)

230

Enter Draft Mode

231

Exit Draft Mode

231

Default Values and States

232

7–131Digital Emulation

233

Table 7–23. Reset Condition

233

7–132 Digital Emulation

234

IBM Proprinter Emulation

235

IBM Proprinter Emulation

236

Graphics

239

Fault Detection

240

Character Sets

241

Ignored Codes

242

Backspace

246

Bottom Margin Set

251

Bottom Margin Clear

251

Cancel

252

Carriage Return

252

Character Pitch 12 cpi

253

Clear Tabs

253

Condensed Print Select

254

Define Carriage Return

255

Double Wide Print

258

Double Wide Print (Cancel)

260

Emphasized Print (Select)

261

Emphasized Print (Cancel)

262

Escape

263

Form Feed

264

Forms Length Set (Inches)

265

Forms Length Set (Lines)

266

Horizontal Tab

267

Horizontal Tab Set

268

8–35IBM Proprinter Emulation

269

Initialize Parameters

270

Line Feed

272

Line Feed n/216 Inch

273

Line Spacing n/216 Inch

278

Near Letter Quality Print

279

Overscoring

280

Select Attributes

281

Select Attributes (continued)

282

Select Character Set 1 (A)

282

Select Character Set 2 (B)

282

Set Top–of–Form

284

Underline

285

Unidirectional Printing

286

Vertical Tab

287

Vertical Tab Set/Clear

288

8–55IBM Proprinter Emulation

289

8–56 IBM Proprinter Emulation

290

Epson FX Emulation

291

Epson Emulation

292

Selecting Epson Emulation

293

Epson FX Emulation9–4

294

Epson Character Sets

295

Escape Sequences

296

Set and Reset Codes

296

ESC E 9–40

299

ESC F 9–40

299

Set Page Length by Lines

304

Set Page Length in Inches

305

Skip Over Perforation

306

Skip Over Perforation Cancel

306

Vertical Tab, Execute

307

Vertical Tab, Set/Clear

308

Select Vertical Tab Channel

309

Line Spacing 7/72 Inch

313

Line Spacing n/72 Inch

315

Disable Paper Out Detection

316

Enable Paper Out Detection

316

Horizontal Tab Execute

318

Character Pitch 12 CPI

321

Character Pitch 10 CPI

321

Set Left Margin

321

Set Right Margin

322

Select Justification

322

Select Proportional Spacing

323

Double Wide Print (One Line)

324

Double High Print, Set/Reset

326

Condensed Print

327

Condensed Print Reset

328

Select Italic Printing

329

Cancel Italic Printing

329

Select Italic Character Set

329

Emphasized Print

330

Cancel Emphasized Print

330

Select Double Strike

331

Cancel Double Strike

331

Select User–Defined Font

334

Define a Download Character

334

Remove Downloaded Characters

334

Character Pitch 15 CPI

335

Select NLQ or Draft Font

335

Make 80–9F Hex Printable

336

Make 80–9F Hex Control Codes

336

9–47Epson FX Emulation

337

9–49Epson FX Emulation

339

Cancel Line

341

Delete Character

342

Pass Bit 7 from Host

342

Select Graphics Mode

343

Reassign Graphics Mode

344

Graphics, Double Density

346

Graphics, Quadruple Density

348

Initialize Printer

349

Printer Select, Remote

349

Printer Deselect, Remote

349

Half Speed Mode, On/Off

351

Epson FX Emulation9–62

352

Graphics

353

Printing Graphic Images

354

Making a Bit Image Pattern

355

How to Produce Bit Images

355

Bit Image Density

356

Bit Image Sample Program

358

Character Sets

359

Introduction

360

OCR–A and OCR–B

360

DEC Technical Character Set

394

Bar Codes

399

Start Bar Coding (DECBARC)

404

Bar Code Characteristics

405

Bar Code Character Set

406

Quiet Zone

406

Intercharacter Gap

406

Checksums

407

Parity

407

Multiple Bar Codes

407

Bar Code Styles

408

Code 39

408

Extended Code 39

408

A–11Bar Codes

409

Code 11

410

Codabar a/t

410

Codabar b/n

411

Codabar c/*

411

Codabar d/e

412

EAN–13

413

Interleaved 2 of 5

414

Postnet

417

Code 128 – USS

418

Code 128 Mode Selection

419

Automatic Mode

420

Manual Mode

420

A–25Bar Codes

423

Code 128 Examples

424

Code 128 – UCC

426

A–29Bar Codes

427

ESC[15;;;;;;;;2‘q

427

ESC%SP011223344556677889ESC%@

427

• Comma character (2CH)

428

Printer Specifications

431

Cleaning Interval

432

Ribbon Specifications

432

Paper Specifications

432

Printer Dimensions

433

Interfaces

434

Electrical Characteristics

434

Power Rating

435

Data Input Rate (maximum)

435

Print Rates

436

B–7Printer Specifications

437

Table B–1. Printing Rates

437

Duty Cycle

438

Character Set Charts

439

C–2 Character Set Charts

440

C–3Character Set Charts

441

C–4 Character Set Charts

442

C–5Character Set Charts

443

U.S. ASCII Character Set

445

Character Set ChartsC–8

446

CHARACTER

450

ISO Latin 1 Character Set

455

ISO Latin 2 Character Set

456

ISO Latin 5 Character Set

457

Operating System

459

Serial Interface

460

Type Family IDs, Font IDs

461

“Built–In” Font File IDs

462

Type Family IDs

464

Font File IDs

464

Type Family ID: DBULTN1

465

(Data Processing)

465

Type Family ID: DCRRSPN

466

Print Samples

469

Creating Block Characters

470

F–3Print Samples

471

F–5Print Samples

473

Sixel Graphics

475

F–8 Print Samples

476

F–9Print Samples

477

Figure F–6. Memo Form

477

F–10 Print Samples

478

F–11Print Samples

479

F–12 Print Samples

480

See also bold

489

Tabla de contenidos

DIGITAL UNIX

1

Contents

3

Contents v

5

Contents vii

7

Part 5 Appendixes

8

Library Routines

8

Contents ix

9

Contents xi

11

Examples

12

Contents xiii

13

About this Manual

15

Related Documents

16

Reader’s Comments

18

Conventions

19

Introduction

21

DIGITAL UNIX Systems

23

1.1.1 OSF/1 Kernel

24

1.1.2 Real-Time Kernel

24

1.1.3 Standards Compliance

25

1.1.4 Shared Libraries

25

1.1.6 Logical Storage Manager

26

1.1.8 Memory-Mapped Files

26

1.2.2 Development Tools

28

1.2.3 File Systems

28

1.2.5 Data Interoperability

30

1.4.1 Migrating as a User

31

Environment

32

ZK−0428U−R

38

/usr/lib/emacs/doc/emacs.ps

40

2.4 Differences in Shells

43

Migrating Your ULTRIX User

47

% set filec

48

% setenv LANG fr_FR.ISO8859-1

49

3.2 Migrating Shell Scripts

50

% chmod u+x convert

54

% convert setup modify remove

54

Administration Environment

55

Network Administration

57

(4) for specific file

60

4.4 System Configuration

61

4.5 System Security Features

61

4.6 Print Services

62

ZK−0463U−R

66

(8) for more

67

fields in the

69

4.9 Event-Logging Features

72

4.10.2 Logical Volume Manager

73

4.11 Networking Support

74

4.12 Local Area Transport

77

(8) and nsquery(8)

80

4.15.3 Time Services

81

4.16 The sendmail Utility

82

4.17 The uucp Utility

83

4.18 The tip and cu Utilities

85

Network Environment

87

5.2 Migrating Shadowed Data

89

5.2.1 Migration Summary

90

5.2.2 Migration Example

90

# pvcreate /dev/rrz1g

91

# pvcreate /dev/rrz2g

91

Compatibility

96

Migrating Your Applications

99

Overview of the DIGITAL UNIX

101

Programming Environment

101

6.1.1 Data Representation

102

6.1.2 Data Access

102

6.1.3 Data Alignment

103

6.1.4 File Systems

103

6.3.1 The C Preprocessor

106

6.3.2 The C Compiler

106

6.3.3 The Linker

108

6.3.4 The Debugger

108

6.3.5 Other Programming Tools

109

6.4 Source File Control

111

6.6 Shared Libraries

112

6.6.1 Using Shared Libraries

113

6.8.2 Data Link Interface

117

6.8.3 Sockets Interface

117

6.8.4 SNMP Compatibility

117

6.9.2 Network Authentication

118

6.9.3 Naming Services

119

6.10.1 Message Catalog System

119

6.10.2 Program Localization

121

6.11 Event-Logging Software

123

6.12 Security

124

6.13 Curses Libraries

124

DIGITAL UNIX System

125

7.3.1 Pointers

130

ZK−0876U−R

133

% odump -ov obj_file_x.o

134

-Dmmap=_mmap_32_

135

7.3.2 Constants

136

7.3.3 Structures

137

7.3.4 Variables

140

and fgetpos functions

143

Passing an int

144

and fgetpos Functions

144

Software

156

7.6 Linking Your Program

159

7.6.1 Changes in Libraries

160

(3) for more information

166

7.9 Running Your Program

169

8.1 Using Shared Libraries

171

/usr/shlib/so_locations \

176

8.2 Using Semaphores

177

8.3 Using File Descriptors

178

Appendixes

179

ULTRIX Commands

181

B.7 Changes in the in.h File

195

B.18 Nonexistent Header Files

200

ULTRIX System Calls

203

ULTRIX Terminal Modem Control

205

10 Sets the line attributes

208

E.1 Terminology

209

E.3 Menus and Menu Items

211

E.3.2 File Menu Items

213

E.3.3 Edit Menu Items

214

E.4 Mouse Button Behavior

215

E.5 Standard Message Boxes

216

E.6 Keyboard Behavior

216

F.1 Widget Classes

217

F.2 Function Names

218

XmNhorizontalSpacing

220

XmNverticalSpacing

221

F.4 Enumeration Literal Names

223

F.5 Callback Reason Names

224

F.6 Compound Strings

225

F.7 Fontlist Names

226

F.8 Clipboard Names

226

F.9 Resource Manager Names

227

DIGITAL UNIX Version 4.0B

229

G.4 X/Open-Compliant Curses

231

G.5 X11R6

232

G.6 Commands and Utilities

233

(4) for more information

234

(1) and catman(8)

234

G.6.6 GNU Emacs Version 19.28

235

G.6.7 Performance Manager

235

G.6.8 Bootable Tape

235

(8) and btextract(8)

236

G.7 Standards

237

G.8 Development Environment

238

# prof -all

241

# atom -tool pixie -all

241

# prof -pixie -all

241

G.8.8 High-Resolution Clock

242

G.9 Networking

244

G.9.3 Point-to-Point Protocol

245

G.10 Enhanced Security

246

G.11 File Systems

247

G.12.2 Unicode Support

250

(5), Lithuanian(5), and

252

(8), and ddr.dbase(4)

253

function, 7–20

258

daemon, 4–15

263

Technical Support

269

Electronic Orders

269





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