Star Micronics Switch DP8340R User Manual

DOT MATRIX PRINTER  
DP8340R SERIES  
[SERIAL INTERFACE]  
USERS MANUAL  
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TABLE OF CONTENTS  
1. OUTLINE .............................................................................................. 1  
2. UNPACKING AND INSTALLATION ................................................ 2  
2-1. Unpacking .................................................................................... 2  
2-2. Installation of Paper Holders and Re-Roll  
Prevention Guard ......................................................................... 3  
2-3. Handling Notes.............................................................................4  
3. PART IDENTIFICATION AND NOMENCLATURE ........................ 5  
3-1. Power Supply Unit ....................................................................... 5  
3-2. Printer ........................................................................................... 6  
3-3. Part Functional Description.......................................................... 7  
4. INSTALLATION OF INK RIBBON AND PAPER.............................8  
4-1. Installation of Ink Ribbon ............................................................ 8  
4-2. Removal of Ink Ribbon ................................................................9  
4-3. Paper Insertion ...........................................................................10  
4-3-1. For Roll Paper .................................................................10  
4-3-2. Roll Paper Installation  
(When using the optional Printer Cover 8340R).............11  
4-3-3. Validation Option Installation .........................................12  
4-4. Roll Paper Removal ................................................................... 12  
5. CONTROL CODES ............................................................................13  
6. GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS.......................................................... 20  
7. INTERFACE FOR MODEL DP8340RM  
(MODULAR JACK CONNECTOR) ..................................................24  
7-1. Interface Specifications ..............................................................24  
7-2. Interface Circuit .........................................................................24  
7-3. Setting of the DIP Switches ....................................................... 25  
7-3-1. DIP-SW 1 ........................................................................25  
7-3-2. DIP-SW2 .........................................................................25  
7-4. Connectors and Signals ..............................................................26  
7-5. Interface Connections.................................................................27  
7-6. Peripheral Unit Drive Circuit .....................................................28  
7-6-1. Cable Connection ............................................................28  
7-6-2. Peripheral Drive Circuit ..................................................29  
7-6-3. Control Codes.................................................................. 29  
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8. INTERFACE FOR MODEL DP8340RD  
(D-SUB 25 PIN CONNECTOR)......................................................... 30  
8-1. Interface Specifications ..............................................................30  
8-2. Interface Circuit ......................................................................... 31  
8-2-1. RS-232C ..........................................................................31  
8-2-2. Current Loop ................................................................... 31  
8-3. Setting of the DIP Switches ....................................................... 32  
8-3-1. DIP-SW 1 ........................................................................ 32  
8-3-2. DIP-SW 2 ........................................................................ 32  
8-4. Jumper Setting............................................................................33  
8-4-1. Removal of the Bottom Cover ........................................33  
8-4-2. Setting of Jumper ............................................................ 33  
8-5. Connectors and Signals ..............................................................34  
8-6. Interface Connections.................................................................35  
8-7. Peripheral Unit Drive Circuit .....................................................36  
8-7-1. Cable Connection ............................................................ 36  
8-7-2. Peripheral Drive Circuit ..................................................37  
8-7-3. Control Codes.................................................................. 37  
9. DATA STRUCTURE AND CONTROL ............................................ 38  
9-1. DTR Mode (1 BLOCK) ............................................................. 38  
9-2. X-ON/X-OFF Mode................................................................... 39  
9-3. STX-ETX Mode......................................................................... 41  
10. CHARACTER CODE LIST..............................................................43  
11. WHEN POWER IS SUPPLIED BY THE USER .............................46  
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1. OUTLINE  
The DP8340R series of serial dot matrix printers is for use in ECR, POS,  
electronic instruments, banking machines and computer peripheral equipment.  
The DP8340R series include the following features;  
1) 2 color printing (Red and Black)  
2) High-speed bidirectional printing (2 line/sec, 29 or 44 columns per line)  
3) 9-pin print head  
4) The interface conforms to RS-232C in M type, and to RS-232C/20mA  
Current Loop in D type.  
5) Commands for expanded characters, inverted characters, emphasized  
characters, red and black printing, and 10CPI or 15CPI characters etc. are  
provided, which makes the printer very versatile.  
6) Simultaneous Data Communication and Printing  
7) Error Checking Protocol  
8) Peripheral Driver  
9) One line validation printing (Option)  
Model Name Notation  
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2. UNPACKING AND INSTALLATION  
2-1. Unpacking  
After opening the box, check if all necessary accessories are included.  
(A) Printer  
1 Printer  
2 User’s Manual  
3 Paper Holders  
4 Re-Roll Prevention Guard  
5 Ink Ribbon  
6 DIP Switch Cover  
(B) Power Supply Unit  
1
1 Power Supply Unit  
2 User’s Manual  
Figure 2-1. Unpacking  
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2-2. Installation of Paper Holders and Re-Roll Prevention Guard  
Install the Paper Holders in the intermost holes in the rear of the printer.  
Figure 2-2. Installation of Paper Holders  
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Install the Re-Roll Prevention Wire in the holes of the printer cover. Twisting the  
Wire as shown in the figure below, will make the installation easier.  
Figure 2-3. Installation of Re-Roll Prevention  
2-3. Handling Notes  
(1) Install the printer near an easily accessible socket-outlet.  
(2) Place the unit on a flat and stable surface for operation.  
(3) Do not connect the AC Power Plug to the same outlet used for other noise  
generating devices (large motors, etc.).  
(4) Be careful not to drop paper clips, pins and other foreign objects into the  
unit.  
(5) Wipe off dirt with a soft cloth soaked in alcohol or benzine. Do not use  
Lacquer thinner, Trichlorethelene or Ketone solvents because they may  
damage plastic parts.  
(6) Use a soft brush, etc. for cleaning the printer mechanism and PCB.  
(7) Keep hands out of printer while power is on.  
(8) Do not attempt to print when there is no ink ribbon or paper in the unit. The  
print head life could be severly reduced.  
(9) If the paper is fastened tightly to the roll, the paper may not detach from the  
roll when the end is reached.  
If this happens, the no paper detection function and paper feed will not  
operate.  
(10) Always keep the printer cover attached when printing to prevent paper  
jams, noise, and other problems.  
(11) Always turn the power off before opening the printer cover. (e.g. When  
renewing a ink ribbon)  
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3. PART IDENTIFICATION AND NOMENCLATURE  
3-1. Power Supply Unit  
DC Power Connector (Output)  
Shape of AC Power plug will  
vary according to destinations.  
Figure 3-1. Power Supply Unit  
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3-2. Printer  
Figure 3-2. Printer: Front View  
Figure 3-3. Printer: Rear View  
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3-3. Part Functional Description  
(1) AC Power Plug  
(2) DC Power Outlet  
(3) Printer Cover  
(4) POWER Lamp  
(5) ON LINE Lamp  
Connect to an outlet of the specified voltage.  
Supplies DC 12V power to the printer.  
Protects the printer against dust and reduces noise.  
Lights up (green LED) when power is on.  
Lights up (green LED) when the unit is in the online  
mode.  
(6) ALARM Lamp  
Lights up (red LED) when printer operation is not  
normal, or the printer is out of paper. It is necessary  
to install paper into the printer and press the ON  
LINE Button to recover from paper empty status.  
Turn off the printer power in order to recover from  
abnormal operation.  
(7) ON LINE Button  
(8) FEED Button  
Toggles between the on-line and off-line modes. The  
printer will go on-line after turning power on.  
Momentary operation of this button provides one  
line feed. Pressing this button continuously will  
cause continuous paper feed. If power is turned on  
while pressing this button, self printing*1 will be  
performed.  
(9) Interface Connector Connects the printer to host computers. Check that  
both computer and printer are off before connecting.  
(10) DIP Switches  
Allows for setting of various functions according to  
user requirements.  
*1 Self Printing  
This printer has another convenient function, the  
Automatic Test Printing. With the ink ribbon and  
paper properly installed in the printer, turn the power  
ON while holding down the Feed switch. Test print-  
ing will start and stop again automatically.  
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4. INSTALLATION OF INK RIBBON AND PAPER  
4-1. Installation of Ink Ribbon  
(1) Turn power off, lift the Printer Cover up and remove it.  
Note: Be careful not to touch the print head immediately after printing,  
because it can get very hot.  
Figure 4-1. Printer Cover Removal  
(2) Unwind ribbon so that the spools are separated as shown in Figure 4-3.  
Hold the ribbon taut as shown with the drive pins facing down and slide the  
ribbonbetweentheprintheadandtheplaten. Whilekeepingtheribbontaut,  
wrap one side around the black ribbon guide on the end of the platen and  
droponespoolonthespoolshaft. Asyoumovethespooldownwards, move  
the detecting lever aside to allow the spool to drop into place. Make sure the  
spool drive pins engage with the spool drive holes. As the spool drops into  
place there will be a click.  
(3) While continuing to hold the ribbon taut, install the remaining ribbon spool  
in a similar fashion.  
(4) Turn the spool that rotates freely to take up the ribbon slack.  
Ribbon Life  
Ribbon life  
Description  
Black  
Red  
SF-03BR  
(Fuji Kagakushi  
Kogyo Co., Ltd.)  
Approx.  
0.8 million  
characters  
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Approx.  
0.4 million  
characters  
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Ribbon Life  
Ribbon life  
Black  
Description  
SF-03B  
(Fuji Kagakushi  
Kogyo Co., Ltd.)  
Approx.  
0.8 million  
characters  
Figure 4-2. Installation of Ink Ribbon  
Figure 4-3. Ribbon Spools  
4-2. Removal of Ink Ribbon  
Hold the spool and lift gently, rotating it until the ribbon sags. Push the ribbon  
detecting lever out, lift the spool until it comes off the shaft. Remove the second  
spool in a similar manner.  
(Do not apply excessive force when lifting spools.)  
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4-3. Paper Insertion  
4-3-1. For Roll Paper  
(1) Cut the Roll Paper end straight and square. Hold the roll so that the paper  
comes from the bottom.  
(2) Attach the Roll Paper to the Holders Paper by slipping one side of the roll  
onto the Hub and pulling the other Hub out to allow the roll to slip in place.  
(3) Insert the paper evenly into the Paper Insertion Slot.  
(4) Turn the Power Switch “ON”, and press the FEED Button. The paper will  
be fed into the unit.  
Figure 4-4. Paper Insertion (1)  
Figure 4-5. Paper Insertion (2)  
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4-3-2. RollPaperInstallation(WhenusingtheoptionalPrinterCover8340R)  
When installing roll paper with the optional “Ptinter Cover 8340R”, please use  
the following procedure.  
(1) Turn power off, lift the Printer Cover up and remove it.  
Note: Be careful not to touch the print head immediately after printing  
because it can get very hot.  
(2) Insert paper into the printer, and feed the paper so it extends 3 inches or  
more above the top surface of the printer.  
(3) Insert the paper into the slot in the “Printer Cover 8340R”.  
(4) Install the “Printer Cover 8340R” on the printer.  
Figure 4-6. Replace the Printer Cover  
Figure 4-7. Printer Cover 8340R  
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4-3-3. Validation Option Installation  
The validation printing requires the optional printer cover 8340R. Refer to  
item 4-3-2 for the installation.  
(1) Turn power ON.  
(2) Enter the printer the validation mode.  
(Refer to the control code “GS” in Chapter 5.)  
(3) Insert the material to be validated against the right side of the slot in the  
Printer Cover 8340R.  
Figure 4-8. Insertion of Material to be validated  
4-4.  
Roll Paper Removal  
Cut the paper close to the slot and use the feed button until paper has passed  
completely through the printer.  
Note: Do not try to remove the paper by hand as it could become crooked and  
get jammed inside the printer.  
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5. CONTROL CODES  
LF  
(0A)H  
CODE  
FUNCTION  
Print and line feed instruction  
OUTLINE  
The LF code causes the data in the line buffer to be printed,  
followed by a single line feed. When the line buffer is empty,  
only the feed takes place.  
CR  
(0D)H  
CODE  
FUNCTION  
Print and line feed instruction  
Same function as of LF code.  
OUTLINE  
However, when the DIP switch 2-4 is ON, the CR code  
becomes invalid.  
CODE  
SO  
(0E)H  
Expanded character instruction  
FUNCTION  
OUTLINE  
This code causes the printer to print expanded characters  
twice as wide as the regular ones. This remains in effect until  
a DC4 code is received.  
DC4  
(14)H  
CODE  
FUNCTION  
Release from expanded characters  
OUTLINE  
The expanded character instruction is released by the DC4  
code, and the succeeding data is printed as regular width  
characters.  
CODE  
ESC-1  
(1B)H (2D)H (01)H or (1B)H (2D)H (31)H  
Underline mode selection  
FUNCTION  
OUTLINE  
All data received after this code is underlined until a ESC-0  
is received.  
ESC-0  
CODE  
(1B)H (2D)H (00)H or (1B)H (2D)H (30)H  
Release from underline mode  
FUNCTION  
OUTLINE  
The underline mode selection is released by this code.  
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SI  
(0F)H  
CODE  
FUNCTION  
Inverted print instruction  
OUTLINE  
This function causes the printing to be inverted. This code  
must be received at the beginning of a line. If this code is  
received anywhere other than at the beginning of a line, it is  
disregarded. Accordingly, normal characters and inverted  
characters, can not be mixed on the same line.  
DC2  
(12)H  
CODE  
FUNCTION  
Release from inverted print instruction  
OUTLINE  
The inverted print instruction is released by this code. This  
code must be received at the beginning of a line.  
ESC E  
(1B)H (45)H  
CODE  
FUNCTION  
Emphasized print mode instruction  
OUTLINE  
Data following this command is printed with emphasized  
characters.  
In this mode, characters are printed in a single direction.  
ESC F  
(1B)H (46)H  
CODE  
FUNCTION  
Release from emphasized print instruction  
Emphasized print is released.  
OUTLINE  
ESC 4  
(1B)H (34)H  
CODE  
Red character print instruction  
FUNCTION  
OUTLINE  
This command causes subsequent data to be printed with red  
characters.  
The instruction is released by the code, ESC 5.  
Red and black characters may be intermixed.  
This command is ignored when DIP SW 2-3 is OFF.  
ESC 5  
(1B)H (35)H  
CODE  
FUNCTION  
Release from red character print instruction  
OUTLINE  
The red character print instruction is released by this code.  
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ESC a n  
(1B)H (61)H  
CODE  
n
n-line feed  
FUNCTION  
OUTLINE  
Afterprintingthedatainthecurrentline,nlinesarefedbythis  
code. The value of n ranges from 1 to 120.  
ESC C n  
(1B)H (43)H  
CODE  
n
FUNCTION  
Sets page length in lines  
OUTLINE  
This code sets the length of a page to n lines. The value of n  
ranges from 1 to 120. On initialization, the page length  
default condition will be 42 lines. The line feed pitch is one-  
sixth inch.  
ESC Nn  
(1B)H (4E)H  
CODE  
n
Sets bottom margin in lines  
FUNCTION  
OUTLINE  
Upon receiving this code, the bottom margin is set to n lines.  
0
n
120; Default Value n = 0  
ESC O  
(1B)H (4F)H  
CODE  
Cancels bottom margin.  
FUNCTION  
OUTLINE  
Upon input of this code, bottom margin setting is cleared.  
FF  
(0C)H  
CODE  
Form feed  
FUNCTION  
OUTLINE  
The FF code prints the data in the current line and transports  
the paper to the start of the next page.  
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ESC @  
(1B)H (40)H  
CODE  
Printer initialization  
FUNCTION  
OUTLINE  
All printing conditions except ESC BEL n1 n2, the line buffer  
and data buffer are set to the power on default condition.  
ESC BEL n1 n2  
(1B)H (07)H n1 n2  
CODE  
Sets peripheral unit drive pulse duration.  
FUNCTION  
OUTLINE  
This command sets the pulse duration for peripheral unit  
drive (Paper Cutter, Take-Up Device, cash drawer, etc.)  
Pulse Duration = 10 × n1 (ms)  
Delay = 10 × n2 (ms)  
1
n1  
127; 1  
n2  
127  
Default value: n1 = n2 = 20  
Executed by BEL code and FS code after printing.  
BEL  
(07)H  
CODE  
FUNCTION  
Trigger peripheral unit drive (Deferred)  
OUTLINE  
Causes a peripheral drive pulse to be generated. This code is  
normallystoredinthebufferandisperformedasitisreceived  
from the data queue.  
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FS  
(1C)H  
CODE  
FUNCTION  
Trigger peripheral unit drive (immediate)  
OUTLINE  
Causes a peripheral drive pulse to be generated immediately  
ENQ  
(05)H  
CODE  
Enquiry  
FUNCTION  
OUTLINE  
When this code is received, the printer outputs status data.  
If it is input after text data input in the STX-ETX mode, the  
printer outputs status data and the check byte.  
STX  
(02)H  
CODE  
Start of text  
FUNCTION  
OUTLINE  
When this code is received, the printer enters the STX-ETX  
mode. ThiscodeisignoredifreceivedwhenSTX-ETXmode  
is already in effect.  
ETX  
(03)H  
CODE  
End of text  
FUNCTION  
OUTLINE  
When this code is received, the printer leaves the STX-ETX  
mode. Contents of the data buffer is printed, this code is  
ignored if received before ENQ.  
CAN  
(18)H  
CODE  
FUNCTION  
Clears print buffer  
OUTLINE  
Upon input of this code the data buffer and line buffer is  
cleared.  
ESC P  
(1B)H (50)H  
CODE  
Select 10 CPI  
FUNCTION  
OUTLINE  
This code causes the printer to print at 10 CPI. The number  
of columns per is 29.  
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ESC M  
(1B)H (4D)H  
CODE  
Select 15 CPI  
FUNCTION  
OUTLINE  
This code causes the printer to print at 15 CPI. The number  
of columns per line is 44. When the power is turned on, the  
15 CPI mode is selected.  
GS  
(1D)H  
CODE  
Validation printing instruction  
FUNCTION  
OUTLINE  
This code causes the printer to perform validation printing  
of a maximum of 32 subsequent characters (at 15 CPI, from  
the thirteenth to the forty-forth column).  
After the GS code is received, a maximum of 32 characters  
should be input, followed by the LF code which indicates  
the end of the validation printing data.  
(At this time, control codes except FS, ENQ, CAN and SUB  
codes, or any character received beyond the limit of 32  
characters are ignored.)  
When the printer enters the validation mode, the ribbon is  
shifted up and the ON-LINE lamp blinks. (This lamp goes  
on and off at a 0.5-second interval until the end of the va-  
lidation mode.) Afterthematerialtobevalidatedisinserted,  
and the LF button is pressed, the validate line is printed,  
followed by a single line feed. When the check is removed  
and the ON-LINE button is pressed, the printer returns to  
regular mode and is set to ON-LINE status.  
1) The print settings by commands (such as emphasized  
REMARKS  
mode and underline mode) are invalid only during val-  
idation printing.  
2) When the CAN code is received in the validation mode,  
the printer returns to regular mode, and the mechanism  
is initialized.  
3) If the FS or SUB codes is received in the validation  
mode, these codes are executed just after the printer  
returns to regular mode.  
4) In the validation mode, the LF button and the ON-LINE  
button do not work except the above behavior.  
5) If the printer has a Red black ribbon installed, the va-  
lidate line will be printed in red.  
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Character Code List  
Character  
LF  
Code  
Function  
1
2
(0A)H  
(0D)H  
Print and line feed instruction  
Print and line feed instruction  
(same as LF)  
CR  
3
4
5
SO  
(0E)H  
(14)H  
Expanded character instruction  
Expanded character release  
Underline instruction  
DC4  
ESC-1  
(1B)H (2D)H(01)H  
(1B)H (2D)H (31)H  
(1B)H (2D)H(00)H  
(1B)H (2D)H (30)H  
(0F)H  
6
ESC-0  
Underline release  
7
8
9
SI  
Inverted print instruction  
Inverted print release  
DC2  
ESC E  
(12)H  
(1B)H (45)H  
Emphasized print instruction  
(one-way printing)  
10 ESC F  
11 ESC 4  
12 ESC 5  
13 ESC a n  
14 ESC C n  
(1B)H (46)H  
(1B)H (34)H  
(1B)H (35)H  
(1B)H (61)H n  
(1B)H (43)H n  
Emphasized print release  
Red character print instruction  
Red character print release  
n-line feed instruction  
Sets page length in lines  
1
n
120 (default n = 42)  
Set bottom margin in lines  
120 (default n = 0)  
15 ESC N n  
(1B)H (4E)H n  
0
n
16 ESC O  
17 FF  
(1B)H (4F)H  
(0C)H  
Cancel Bottom margin  
Form feed  
18 ESC @  
19 ESC BEL  
n1 n2  
(1B)H (40)H  
(1B)H (07)H  
n1 n2  
Printer initialization instruction  
Set peripheral unit drive pulse duration  
1
n1  
127, 1  
n2  
127  
(default n1 = n2 = 20)  
20 BEL  
21 FS  
(07)H  
(1C)H  
Trigger peripheral unit drive (Deferred)  
Trigger peripheral unit drive  
(Immediate)  
22 ENQ  
23 STX  
24 ETX  
25 CAN  
26 ESC P  
27 ESC M  
28 GS  
(05)H  
Enquiry  
(02)H  
Start of text enter STX-ETX mode  
End of text end STX-ETX mode  
Clears print buffer  
(03)H  
(18)H  
(1B)H (50)H  
(1B)H (4D)H  
(1D)H  
Select 10 CPI  
Select 15 CPI (Default value)  
Validation printing instruction  
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6. GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS  
Printing method  
Serial impact dot matrix printing,  
9 wires  
Number of print columns 29 columns (10CPI), 44 columns (15CPI)  
Print speed  
Print direction  
Line spacing  
Approx. 2 lines/sec  
Bi-directional  
1/6 inch  
Paper feed method  
Paper feed speed  
Character set  
Friction Feed  
Approx. 12 lines/sec  
ASCII  
Special  
Block graphics*  
96 characters  
64 characters  
64 characters  
Font configuration  
10CPI Ordinary characters 5 × 9 dots  
Block graphics* 6 × 6 dots  
15CPI Ordinary characters 7 × 9 half dots  
Block graphics* 5 × 6 dots  
* Graphic Feed Not Available  
Character size  
Character spacing  
Dot spacing  
Gross dot  
10CPI 2.00 (H) × 2.42 (V) mm  
15CPI 1.32 (H) × 2.42 (V) mm  
10CPI 2.55 mm (1/10 inch)  
15CPI 1.70 mm (1/15 inch)  
10CPI H=0.425 mm V=0.353 mm  
15CPI H=0.340 mm V=0.353 mm  
10CPI 174 dots/wire/line  
15CPI 220 dots/wire/line  
10CPI 73.53 mm  
Print area  
15CPI 74.46 mm  
Approx. 1.5 KB  
Print Buffer  
Peripheral drive  
Serial Interface  
Model DP8340-RM  
Model DP8340-RD  
External dimensions  
(Printer)  
1 output (1A max. at 12V)  
Only RS-232C  
RS-232C/20mA Current Loop  
202(W) × 200(D) × 98(H) mm  
(without paper holder, DC Power Connector)  
60(W) × 120(D) × 36(H) mm (without AC cable)  
(Power supply unit)  
Weight  
(Printer)  
(Power supply unit)  
Approx. 1.9 kg  
Approx. 0.4 kg (without AC cable)  
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Power supply unit  
Four supplies available with following ratings  
Input  
Output  
AC 100 – 240 V  
47Hz – 63 Hz  
0.8 A Max  
DC 12.0 V ± 5%  
2.0 A  
Paper specification  
Paper type  
Size Paper width  
Roll diameter  
Thickness (single)  
(2 copy)  
Ordinary and carbonless copy paper  
82.55 ± 0.5mm (3.25 inches)  
80 mm outer diameter (Max)  
0.07 mm (52.3 g/m2) to 0.09 mm (64g/m2)  
One copy and one original (max 0.13 mm)  
Paper should not be attached to the core  
Check (Refer to Fig. 6-2)  
Paper end  
One line validation  
Paper width 70 to 90 mm  
Thickness 0.1 to 0.15 mm  
* Requires the optional Printer Cover 8340R  
Ink ribbon specification  
Color  
Ribbon material  
Ribbon size  
Spool  
Black and red / Black only  
Nylon (#40 denier)  
13mm × 6m  
13mm (width), 35mm in diameter (two spool)  
Recommended ribbon SF-03BR (Black and red), SF-03B (Black)  
(manufactured by Fuji Kagakushi Kogyo Co., Ltd.)  
or approved equivalent.  
Operating conditions  
Temperature  
Humidity  
Temperature  
Humidity  
+5˚C — +40˚C  
10% — 80%RH  
–20˚C — +70˚C  
5% — 95%RH (+40˚C)  
Storage conditions  
Head life  
70 million characters  
Printer reliability  
5.0 million lines MCBF (except head life)  
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Figure 6-1. Roll Paper and Print Area  
Figure 6-2. Material to be validated and One Line Validation Printing  
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Figure 6-3. External Dimensions (Printer)  
36mm  
120mm  
2.0m  
Shape of AC Power plug will  
vary according to destinations.  
Figure 6-4. External Dimensions (Power Supply Unit)  
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7. INTERFACE FOR MODEL DP8340RM  
(MODULAR JACK CONNECTOR)  
7-1. Interface Specifications  
(1) Synchronization system Asynchronous  
(2) Baud rate  
150, 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600,  
BPS (Selectable)  
(3) Word length  
Start bit:  
1 bit  
Data bit:  
Parity bit:  
Stop bit:  
7 or 8 bits (Selectable)  
Odd, Even, or None (Selectable)  
1 or 2 bit length (Selectable)  
(4) Signal polarity  
RS-232C  
MARK : Logic “1” (–3V to –25V)  
SPACE : Logic “0” (+3V to +25V)  
(5) Handshaking  
1 DTR Mode (1 block)  
2 X-ON/Y-OFF Mode  
3 STX-ETX Mode  
Note: STX-ETX Mode may use DTR or X-ON/X-OFF, selected by DIP SW 1-  
5. See Chapter 9. for details.  
7-2. Interface Circuit  
Input (RXD, CTS)  
Output (DTR, FAULT, TXD, RTS)  
Figure 7-1. RS-232C Interface  
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7-3. Setting of the DIP Switches  
7-3-1. DIP-SW 1  
Factory  
setting  
Switch  
ON  
OFF  
M
TYPE  
ONLY  
1-1  
1-2  
1-3  
1-4  
1-5  
1-6  
1-7  
1-8  
ON  
ON  
ON  
ON  
ON  
ON  
ON  
ON  
Data transfer rate — see below (*1)  
Stop bit 1  
DTR MODE (1 BLOCK)  
8 data bits  
Stop bit 2  
X-ON/X-OFF MODE  
7 data bits  
No parity  
Odd parity  
Parity checked  
Even parity  
(*2) DIP Switch 2-3 should  
be set to ON when you  
use a 2-color ribbon for  
2-color printing.  
(*1)  
Baud rate  
150  
SW1-1  
OFF  
OFF  
OFF  
OFF  
ON  
SW1-2  
OFF  
OFF  
ON  
SW1-3  
OFF  
ON  
OFF  
ON  
OFF  
ON  
ON/OFF  
300  
600  
1200  
2400  
4800  
9600  
It should be set to OFF  
when a monochrome  
ribbon is used.  
ON  
OFF  
OFF  
ON  
ON  
ON  
7-3-2. DIP-SW2  
Factory  
setting  
Switch  
ON  
OFF  
International character set :  
U.S.A  
2-1  
ON  
FRANCE  
2-2  
2-3(*2)  
2-4  
Always ON  
Monochrome Ribbon  
CR Valid  
ON  
ON  
ON  
2-color Ribbon  
CR Invalid  
Note: DIP switches are only read by the  
controller at power turn on. DIP  
switch changes should be made  
with power off, or after changing  
switch setting, turn the power off  
and on again.  
Figure 7-2. Setting of DIP Switch  
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7-4. Connectors and Signals  
Signal  
Pin No.  
Direction  
Function  
Name  
GND  
GND  
1
2
Shield Ground  
Frame Ground  
This pin carries data from the printer.  
(Return channel)  
3
TXD  
OUT  
4
5
RXD  
RTS  
IN  
This pin carries data to the printer.  
This is SPACE when the printer power is ON.  
This is MARK when the printer is abnormal.  
(Refer to Error Condition Alarm Mode *1.)  
Or there is a paper error.  
OUT  
6
FAULT  
OUT  
7
8
GND  
DTR  
Signal ground.  
This printer turns this pin SPACE when  
it is ready to receive data.  
OUT  
Figure 7-3. Modular Jack Connector  
*1 Error Condition Alarm Mode  
If an error condition is detected during operation, the printer will stop  
printing and cause the FAULT signal to go MARK. All solenoides &  
motors will be de-energized. It is necessary to turn the printer power  
off and on again in order to recover from the alarm mode.  
This printer can detect the following error coditions:  
a. Motor Lock  
b. Defective timing detector  
c. Micro-proccessor out of program sequence  
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7-5. Interface Connections  
For interface connections, refer to the instructions for interface of the host  
computer. The following gives basic examples.  
M
TYPE  
ONLY  
Figure 7-4. Interface Connections using Modular/D-Sub 25 Adapter to IBM PC  
(Use with straight through cable wiring)  
Before selecting interface cable wiring, it is necessary to know the wiring of the  
modular interconnect cable. Figure 7-5. below shows the way to determine if the  
cable is straight connected, or cross connected. Cross connected wiring is not  
suitable for shielded cable.  
Figure 7-5.  
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Figure 7-6. Wiring of cable for direct connection between DP8340  
and IBM PC serial part  
7-6. Peripheral Unit Drive Circuit  
The Control Board of this unit is equipped with a circuit for driving a peripheral  
unit (Paper Cutter, Take-Up Device, Cash Drawer, etc.)  
The Control Board Connector (CN3) is used to connect the Peripheral Unit to the  
DriveCircuit.WhenusingthiscircuitconnecttheperipheralunitcabletotheCN3  
Connector (cable is not included). Use a cable with the following specifications:  
Note: Do not run cable near devices generating large amounts of electrical  
noise.  
Figure 7-7. Cable Specifications  
7-6-1. Cable Connection  
Remove the printer Bottom Cover and connect the cable to the CN3 Connector.  
Pass the cable around the control board as shown and through grommetted hole  
in bottom cover. (Grommet may have to be cut)  
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TYPE  
ONLY  
Figure 7-8. Cable Connection  
7-6-2. Peripheral Drive Circuit  
Absolute Ratings (Ta = 25˚C)  
Drive  
Output  
12V, MAX. 1A  
D1  
Voltage Breakdown  
100V  
1A  
Peak Forward Current  
Figure 7-9. Drive Circuit  
Caution: Do not use external power supply with peripheral drive circuit.  
7-6-3. Control Codes  
Codes for Drive Circuit control are ESC BEL n1 n2, BEL and FS. Refer to the  
Control Codes in Chapter 5.  
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8. INTERFACE FOR MODEL DP8340RD  
(D-SUB 25 PIN CONNECTOR)  
8-1. Interface Specifications  
(1) Synchronization system Asynchronous  
(2) Baud rate  
150, 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600  
BPS (Selectable)  
(3) World length  
Start bit:  
1 bit  
Data bit:  
Parity bit:  
Stop bit:  
7 or 8 bits (Selectable)  
Odd, Even, or None (Selectable)  
1 or 2 bit length (Selectable)  
(4) Signal polarity  
RS-232C  
MARK : Logic “1” (–3V to –25V)  
SPACE : Logic “0” (+3V to +25V)  
MARK : Logic “1” (Current ON)  
SPACE : Logic “0” (Current OFF)  
Current Loop  
1 Start bit  
2 Data bits  
3 Parity bit  
4 Stop bit  
(5) Handshaking  
1 DTR Mode (1 block)  
2 X-ON/Y-OFF Mode  
3 STX-ETX Mode  
Note: STX-ETX Mode may use DTR or X-ON/Y-OFF, selected by DIP SW 1-  
5. See Chapter 9. for details.  
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8-2. Interface Circuit  
8-2-1. RS-232C  
Input (RXD, CTS)  
D
TYPE  
ONLY  
Output (DTR, FAULT, TXD, RCH, RTS)  
Figure 8-1. RS232-C Interface  
8-2-2. Current Loop  
Input (TTY-RXD, TTY-RXDR)  
Output (TTY-TXD, TTY-TXDR)  
Note: Resistance should be set so that Current Loop is restricted to the range of  
10 ~ 20 mA.  
Figure 8-2. Current Loop Interface  
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8-3. Setting of the DIP Switches  
8-3-1. DIP-SW 1  
Factory  
setting  
Switch  
ON  
OFF  
1-1  
1-2  
1-3  
1-4  
1-5  
1-6  
1-7  
1-8  
ON  
ON  
ON  
ON  
ON  
ON  
ON  
ON  
Data transfer rate — see below (*1)  
Stop bit 1  
DTR MODE (1 BLOCK)  
8 data bits  
Stop bit 2  
X-ON/X-OFF MODE  
7 data bits  
No parity  
Odd parity  
Parity checked  
Even parity  
(*2) DIP Switch 2-3 should  
be set to ON when you  
use a 2-color ribbon for  
2-color printing.  
(*1)  
Baud rate  
150  
SW1-1  
OFF  
OFF  
OFF  
OFF  
ON  
SW1-2  
OFF  
OFF  
ON  
SW1-3  
OFF  
ON  
OFF  
ON  
OFF  
ON  
ON/OFF  
300  
600  
1200  
2400  
4800  
9600  
It should be set to OFF  
when a monochrome  
ribbon is used.  
ON  
OFF  
OFF  
ON  
ON  
ON  
8-3-2. DIP-SW 2  
Factory  
setting  
Switch  
ON  
OFF  
International character set :  
U.S.A  
2-1  
ON  
FRANCE  
2-2  
2-3(*2)  
2-4  
Always ON  
Monochrome Ribbon  
CR Valid  
ON  
ON  
ON  
2-color Ribbon  
CR Invalid  
Note: DIP switches are only read by the  
controller at power turn on. DIP  
switch changes should be made  
with power off, or after changing  
switch setting, turn the power off  
and on again.  
Figure 8-3. Setting of DIP Switch  
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8-4. Jumper Setting  
The serial interface is set to the RS-232C mode upon shipment from the factory.  
When using in the 20mA current loop mode, it is necessary to set the jumpers.  
The jumpers built into the Control Board allow for setting of functions shown in  
the table. However, the Bottom Cover must be removed to perform this setting.  
For setting the Jumper, disconnect the power source beforehand.  
8-4-1. Removal of the Bottom Cover  
D
TYPE  
ONLY  
Figure 8-4. Removal of the Bottom Cover  
8-4-2. Setting of Jumper  
Jumper  
No.  
Factory  
Setting  
Setting  
Function  
OPEN  
RS-232C  
J3  
J7  
SHORT  
Current Loop  
Selection of Current Loop  
A-C  
B-C  
Output (between TTY-TXD and  
TTY-TXDR) Signal Polarity  
(inversion possible) Consult  
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8-5. Connectors and Signals  
Signal  
Name  
Pin No.  
Direction  
Function  
1
2
GND  
Frame Ground  
This pin carries data from the printer.  
(Return channel)  
TXD  
OUT  
3
4
RXD  
RTS  
IN  
OUT  
This pin carries data to the printer.  
This is SPACE when the printer power is ON.  
This pin is SPACE when the computer is  
ready to send data.The printer does not  
check this pin.  
This pin is SPACE when the computer is  
ready to send data.The printer does not  
check this pin.  
5
6
CTS  
DSR  
IN  
IN  
7
8
GND  
N/C  
Signal ground.  
Unused.  
This pin is the return path for data  
transmitted from the printer on the 20mA  
current loop.  
This pin carries data from the printer on the  
20mA current loop.  
9
TTY TXDR  
TTY TXD  
10  
OUT  
This pin is SPACE when the printer is ready  
to receive data. This line carries the same  
signal as pin 20.  
11  
RCH  
OUT  
12  
13  
N/C  
GND  
Unused.  
Signal ground.  
This is MARK when the printer is abnor-  
mal. (Refer to Error Condition Alarm Mode  
*1.) Or there is a paper error.  
14  
15 ~ 16  
17  
FAULT  
N/C  
OUT  
Unused.  
This pin is the return path for data transmit-  
ted from the printer on the 20mA current  
loop.  
This pin is the return path for data trans-  
mitted to the printer on the 20mA current  
loop.  
TTY TXDR  
18  
19  
TTY RXDR  
TTY RXD  
This pin carries data to the printer on the  
20mA current loop.  
IN  
This printer turns this pin SPACE when it is  
ready to receive data.  
Unused.  
20  
DTR  
N/C  
OUT  
21 ~ 22  
This pin is the return path for data trans-  
mitted to the printer on the 20mA current  
loop.  
23  
TTY RXDR  
This pin carries data from the printer on the  
20mA current loop.  
This pin carries data to the printer on the  
20mA current loop.  
24  
25  
TTY TXD  
TTY RXD  
OUT  
IN  
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Figure 8-5. D-Sub 25 Pin Connector  
*1 Error Condition Alarm Mode  
If an error condition is detected during operation, the printer will stop  
printing and cause the FAULT signal to go MARK. All solenoides & motors  
will be de-energized. It is necessary to turn the printer power off and on again  
in order to recover from the alarm mode.  
D
TYPE  
ONLY  
This printer can detect the following error coditions:  
a. Motor Lock  
b. Defective timing detector  
c. Micro-proccessor out of program sequence  
8-6. Interface Connections  
For interface connections, refer to the instructions for interface of the host  
computer. The following gives one basic example of connections.  
Figure 8-6. Interface Connections  
with D-Sub 25 Pin Connector to IBM PC  
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8-7. Peripheral Unit Drive Circuit  
The Control Board of this unit is equipped with a circuit for driving a peripheral  
unit (Paper Cutter, Take-Up Device, Cash Drawer, etc.)  
The Control Board Connector (CN3) is used to connect the Peripheral Unit to the  
DriveCircuit.WhenusingthiscircuitconnecttheperipheralunitcabletotheCN3  
Connector (cable is not included). Use a cable with the following specifications:  
Note: Do not run cable near devices generating large amounts of electrical  
noise.  
Figure 8-7. Cable Specifications  
8-7-1. Cable Connection  
Remove the printer Bottom Cover and connect the cable to the CN3 Connector.  
Pass the cable around the control board as shown and through grommetted hole  
in bottom cover. (Grommet may have to be cut)  
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D
TYPE  
ONLY  
Figure 8-8. Cable Connection  
8-7-2. Peripheral Drive Circuit  
Absolute Ratings (Ta = 25˚C)  
Drive  
Output  
12V, MAX. 1A  
Voltage Breakdown  
100V  
1A  
D1  
Peak Forward Current  
Figure 8-9. Drive Circuit  
Caution:  
Do not use external power supply with peripheral drive circuit.  
8-7-3. Control Codes  
Codes for Drive Circuit control are ESC BEL n1 n2, BEL and FS. Refer to the  
Control Codes in Chapter 5.  
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9. DATA STRUCTURE AND CONTROL  
9-1. DTR Mode (1 BLOCK)  
Controls Data Transfer by using DTR line as BUSY FLAG  
(a)  
(b) In case of Paper Empty  
Paper Empty  
Whenthepaperoutdetectorindicatesendofpaper, theprinterstopsprintingafter  
amaximumoftwolinesofprintingorpaperfeed. TheprintergoesOFFLINEand  
sets the DTR to “MARK” status immediately after occurrence of a paper empty.  
It is necessary to install paper into the printer and press the ON LINE BUTTON  
to light the ON LINE LAMP in order to recover from paper empty status.  
Machine Error  
Amachineerrormaybegeneratedbypaperjammingorwhentheprinterisunable  
to print data. When a machine error occurs the printer stops printing. The printer  
goes OFF LINE and sets the DTR to “MARK” status immediately after the  
occurrence of Machine Error. It is necessary to turn the printer power off and on  
again in order to recover from Machine Error.  
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9-2. X-ON/X-OFF Mode  
The printer transmits an X-ON (Control Code; DC1, Hexadecimal Value; 11H,)  
signal after power is turned on, if there is no printer error being generated. When  
this signal is received by the host computer, the host computer transmits the data  
to the printer. The X-ON signal is output intermittently every three seconds until  
the host computer receives and responds to this signal.  
The X-OFF (DC3, 13H) signal outputting begins when the amount of empty  
space in the buffer becomes less than 256 bytes. When the computer receives the  
X-OFFsignal, itwillhaltdatatransmissionassoonasitcan. Howeverevenatthis  
time the printer can receive data until the buffer is completely full. An X-ON  
signal is output when the contents of the buffer goes below 256 bytes. The  
increase of the empty area in the buffer is caused by printing. If the computer  
causes a buffer overflow, a flag bit in the status register will be set. (See Status)  
The X-OFF signal will continue to be output at a 3-second interval until the data  
buffer becomes near empty (less than 256 bytes).  
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Paper Empty  
Whenthepaperoutdetectorindicatesendofpaper, theprinterstopsprintingafter  
a maximum of two lines of printing or paper feed. The host computer can receive  
theprinterstatusbytransmittinganENQcodetotheprinter.TheprintergoesOFF  
LINEandsetstheDTRtoMARKstatusin5secondsafteroccurrenceofapaper  
empty. It is necessary to install paper into the printer and press the ON LINE  
BUTTON to light the ON LINE LAMP in order to recover from paper empty  
status.  
Machine Error  
Amachineerrormaybegeneratedbypaperjammingorwhentheprinterisunable  
toprintdata.Whenamachineerroroccurstheprinterstopsprinting.IntheX-ON/  
X-OFF mode, the printer outputs an X-OFF signal immediately. At this time the  
host computer can receive the printer status after transmitting an ENQ code to  
printer. The printer goes OFF LINE and sets the DTR to “MARK” status within  
5 seconds after the occurrence of Machine Error. It is necessary to turn the printer  
power off and on again in order to recover from Machine Error.  
STATUS  
Parity  
In DTR mode and X-ON/X-OFF mode parity check is done on vertical parity  
only.  
Framing Error  
Framing Error occurs when SPACE signal is detected at STOP Bit time. Framing  
error and vertical parity error will be indicated by printing “?”.  
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9-3. STX-ETX Mode  
The start of the STX-ETX mode should occur with a totally empty print buffer.  
This can be achieved by sending an ENQ code to the printer and checking the  
status until the status code indicates an empty buffer. At that point, the STX code  
is sent by the host computer followed by a data block. While receiving the data  
block, the printer generates a horizontal parity check character. After the data  
block is sent, the host computer sends an ENQ which causes the printer to return  
2 characters, one would be the normal status character, and the second would be  
the horizontal parity check character that was generated by the printer while the  
data block was received.  
The host computer checks the status character to determine if any vertical parity  
errors or other errors occurred during block transmission, and checks the  
horizontal parity character against a character generated in the host computer  
while the data was transmitted. If there are no errors, ETX causes the buffer to be  
printed, but if an error is detected, CAN code clears the buffer and the data is  
transmitted again. Any control codes transmitted to the printer during the STX-  
ETX mode will be ignored as control codes, but will be included in the check  
character. This is done to prevent a control code received in error from causing  
printing of erroneous data.  
STATUS  
Parity  
Vertical and horizontal parity check is executed in STX-ETX mode.  
Framing Error  
Framing Error occurs when SPACE signal is detected at STOP Bit time. Framing  
error or even vertical parity error will be indicated by printing “?”.  
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11. WHEN POWER IS SUPPLIED BY THE USER  
When printer power is supplied by the user rather than through the accessory  
power source unit, please be careful of the following points.  
+10%  
–5%  
Note 1: The power supply must be +12V  
2A or above. An electrolytic ca-  
pacitor (C = 4700µF/25V to 6800µF/25V) must be connected across  
the output of the power supply.  
Note 2: A DC power plug is available as an option.  
GND  
+12V  
GND  
Reference: Design the power supply referring to the power supply circuit shown  
below.  
Note: A line noise filter must be used to prevent line transients from passing  
through power supply. Filter design to be determined by environmental  
noise requirements.  
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VAC  
VDC  
IAC  
C1  
14V  
12V  
C2  
ZD1  
C3  
100 ~ 200µF/25V  
VZD = 14V (1W)  
4700 ~ 6800µF/25V  
2SD633 (TOSHIBA)  
+10%  
–5%  
2 ~ 3A  
6800µF/25V  
TR1  
Other parameters may be determined by user.  
Figure 11-1. Power Supply Reference Circuit  
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1999.05.30  
Printed in Japan, 80870185  
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