Manuale d’uso / di manutenzione del prodotto 520 del fabbricante Oki
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MICROLINE ® 520/521 User's Guide.
Every effort has been made to ensure that the information in this document is complete, accurate and up-to-date. OKID A T A assumes no responsibility for the results of errors beyond its control.
E-i Impor tan t S afety Instruc tions Y our OKI printer has been carefully designed to gi ve you years of safe, reliable performance. As with all electrical equipment, there are a few basic precautions you should take to avoid hurting yourself or damaging the printer: • Read the setup and operating instructions in this manual carefully.
E-ii • If you’re using an extension cord or power strip with the printer, make sure that the total of the amperes required by all the equipment on the extension is less than the exten-sion’s rating. Generally, the total ratings of all equipment plugged into any one power line should not exceed 15 amps.
E-iii Contents Section 1: Getting Started ...................................................... 1 Unpack ..................................................................................... 1 Remove The Protective Film ..............................
E-iv Section 7: Commands ........................................................... 4 5 Epson FX Commands ............................................................ 4 5 IBM Proprinter III Commands ............................................... 4 7 Okidata MICR OLINE Standard Commands .
E-v ! Conventions Used in This Guide The following con ventions are used in this guide: • Notes containing general information are preceded by the Note icon.
English-1 S ec tion 1: Getting Star ted Unpack Choose a sturdy table, desk or printer stand to place your printer on when you remove it from the carton.
E-2 Section 1 2. Lift up on the ridged area at either end of the carriage cover. 3 . Peel the clear protective f ilm from the access cover. 4. Press the carriage cover back into place.
Getting Started E-3 4. Remove the styrofoam shipping retainer, then lower the paper separator and press it into place. It is recommended that the printer be switched off prior to opening or removing the access cover. Install/Replace the Ribbon Cartridge Be sure to use only ribbons specifically designated for MICR OLINE 520/521 printers.
E-4 Section 1 2. Remove the new ribbon cartridge from its packaging. Leave the ribbon shield on the cartridge! 3. Holding the ribbon cartridge with the knob ( ) facing up and the ribbon shield ( ) facing the platen, fit the grooves on either side at the back end of the cartridge over the pins on the ribbon plate ( ).
Getting Started E-5 Connec t to P ow er and Computer Y ou must supply the cable for connecting your printer to your computer. A shielded cable is required in order to ensure compliance of this equipment with FCC regulations. These instructions are for the standard parallel inter- face.
E-6 Section 1 P ow er Up T urn the printer on: • The printhead will cross back and forth along the platen, and the pins will gently fire to determine the printhead gap setting. • The PO WER light will come on. • The ALARM light will also come on, but don’t be concerned: it’s just telling you that there is no paper loaded.
Getting Started E-7 Loading Rear-Feed Paper The rear-feed path is recommended for printing reports, etc., on single-thickness, continuous fan-fold paper. For graphics or charts, it’s best to use the single-sheet paper path. If you have any paper in the paper path, be sure to remove it from the path before installing rear-feed paper! 1.
E-8 Section 1 4. Position the right-hand tractor for the width of the paper you’re loading, then pull the paper through the opening between the printer and the rear cover, and place the first two holes on each side over the tractor pins ( ).
Getting Started E-9 7. Adjust the right tractor so that the paper holes are centered on the pins (careful—if paper is stretched too tight or left too loose, it can jam and cause problems), then lock the right tractor in place by pushing back on the lock lever ( ).
E-10 Section 1 Loading Single-Sheet Paper The single-sheet path is best for letterhead stationery, memos, and en velopes and is recommended for printing graphs and charts because it provides the most accurate control of the paper.
Getting Started E-11 4. Adjust the paper feed guides ( ) for the width of the paper and drop a sheet of paper into the separator. The paper will automatically feed into the printer, and the printhead will move back and forth, gently firing the pins to sense the paper thickness and set the printhead gap.
E-12 Section 1 Set the T op of Form The red line ( ) on the clear plastic paper shield shows the baseline of the current printing position to help you place the top of form. T o set the T op of Form: SEL SEL LF FF/LOAD TEAR P ARK QUIET SHIFT Micro Feed Down TOF Micro Feed Up EXIT GROUP SET PRINT ITEM MENU 1 .
Getting Started E-13 Run the Self T ests After you've installed ribbon and paper, you are ready to run the self tests. Do this any time you want to make sure the printer is functioning properly.
E-14 Section 1 Selecting a Printer Driver The drivers in the table below are listed by decreasing compatibility with your printer: use one as close to the top of the list as possible .
English-15 S ec tion 2: Maintaining Y our Printer Replacing the Ribbon Cartridge T o replace the ribbon cartridge, see “Install/Replace the Ribbon Cartridge” in Section 1.
E-16 Section 2 4 . Lift the paper separator, open the tractors and remove the paper. 5 . Fold some continuous-feed paper over three times to make a page four sheets thick and load it on the tractors. Use the platen knob to draw the sheet around the platen: this brings any jammed bits of paper out.
Maintaining Your Printer E-17 Cleaning the Housing Y ou should clean the printer every six months (or after about 300 hours of operation). 1 . T urn the printer OFF . 2 . Remove the paper from the path. 3 . Open the access cover and remove the pull-up roller assembly.
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English-19 S ec tion 3: Using Y our Printer Control Panel Indicator Lights PRINT QUALITY CHARACTER PITCH HSD UTILITY NLQ 10 12 15 20 PROP 17 RESET SEL SEL POWER LF FF/LOAD TEAR P ARK QUIET SHIFT Micro.
E-20 Section 3 Control Panel Buttons: Print Mode PRINT QUALITY CHARACTER PITCH HSD UTILITY NLQ 10 12 15 20 PROP 17 RESET SEL SEL POWER LF FF/LOAD TEAR P ARK QUIET SHIFT Micro Feed Down TOF Micro Feed Up EXIT GROUP SET PRINT ITEM ALARM MENU MENU Press to set character pitch, indicated by lights (10, 12, 15, 17, 20, PROP).
Using Your Printer E-21 Control Panel Buttons: Menu Mode PRINT QUALITY CHARACTER PITCH HSD UTILITY NLQ 10 12 15 20 PROP 17 RESET SEL SEL POWER LF FF/LOAD TEAR P ARK QUIET SHIFT Micro Feed Down TOF Micro Feed Up EXIT GROUP SET PRINT ITEM ALARM MENU MENU Press to advance to next Group in Menu.
E-22 Section 3 Print Mode The seven buttons to the left on your control panel are multi-function buttons. In the print mode, they are used to manipulate the paper (see the illustration on the first page of this chapter).
Using Your Printer E-23 Selecting Character Pitch If the SI command is received from your software, the character pitch selected on the control panel will be overridden by the SI command. CHARACTER PITCH 10 12 15 20 PROP 17 RESET Character pitch determines the width of the individual characters and is measured in characters per inch (cpi).
E-24 Section 3 Menu Mode When your printer is in the Menu Mode, you can use the front panel controls to change the defaults for the printer parameters, including emulation, page length, line spacing, typeface, pitch, etc.
Using Your Printer E-25 Sample Default Menu Printout Printer Control Emulation Mode IBM PPR Font Print Mode Utility Font Pitch 10 cp i Font Proportional Spacing No Font Style Normal Font Size Single S.
E-26 Section 3 Summary of Menu Settings The table below details all possible entries in the printer Menu. The defaults are in bold italics . Explanations for each item (in alphabetical sequence) follow the table.
Using Your Printer E-27 Group Item Settings Rear Feed (cont.) Page Width* 13.6” , 8” Page Length 11” , 11-2/3“, 12”, 14”, 17”, 3”, 3.5”, 4”, 5.
E-28 Section 3 Group Item Settings Set-Up Graphics Uni-directional , Bi-directional 7 or 8 Bit Graphics‡ 8, 7 Receive Buffer Size 64K , 1 Line, 32K Paper Out Override No , Y es Print Registration 0 , 0.05 mm Left, 0.10 mm Left, 0.15 mm Left, 0.20 mm Left, 0.
Using Your Printer E-29 Group Item Settings Parallel I/F I-Prime Buffer Print , Buffer Clear, Invalid Pin 18 +5V , Open Auto Feed XT ♥ In valid , V alid ♥ Appears only when Epson LQ emulation is selected.
E-30 Section 3 F orm T ear-Off. Choose 500ms, 1 sec, or 2 sec to turn this feature on and select a time interval for the printer to wait before advancing the paper. Gap Control. Determines how the printhead gap is set. Auto Gap automatically determines paper thickness on first page: for single sheets, it also rechecks each page while printing.
Using Your Printer E-31 Print Registration. Change the setting as required to obtain the best registration for bi-directional printing. Print Suppress Effective. If you system uses the DC1 and DC3 codes for something other than the print sup- press mode, change the setting to No.
E-32 Section 3 Using the Printer's Features T ear Feature When you’re using continuous forms with either the built-in rear-feed tractor or the optional bottom-feed push tractor, you can use this feature to advance the forms up to the tear position so you can easily tear off a printed sheet without wasting paper or readjusting the printer.
Using Your Printer E-33 If you have problems setting the T op of Form high enough on the page when using Forms T ear Off, see “Problem Solving.” Paper Park Feature If you have continuous-form paper loaded and you wish to switch to another paper path, first tear off the printed pages, then press the P ARK button.
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English-35 S ection 4: Problem Solving Problem: Nothing happens when I turn on the printer. Solution: The printer may not be plugged in. Check the power cord connection to the outlet and to your printer. If you’re using a power strip, make sure it’s turned on.
E-36 Section 4 Problem: I’ve installed a brand new ribbon and the printing is smeared and streaked. Solution: The plastic ribbon shield is either loose or missing.
Problem Solving E-37 Problem: The first line is printing too far down on the page and I can’t get it any higher using the SHIFT and LF/Micro F eed Down buttons. Solution: The setting for the T op of Form (TOF) will be restricted if you have the F orms Tear-Of f feature en- gaged when you set the TOF .
E-38 Section 4 initialization string may still override the printer MENU and/or front panel settings. The I-Prime signal is sent over the parallel interface (pin 31) and will automatically override any settings you have made using the front panel buttons.
English-39 S ection 5: Specifications Print Method: Impact dot matrix Printhead: 9 pins, 0.34 mm diameter, automatically adjusting to paper thickness, with thermal protection Print Speed Mode Characte.
E-40 Section 5 Paper Specifications P aper Type F e e d W eight Width Range* Cut sheets T op only 14 to 24 lb . NM: 7. 2 to 8 .5 ” WM: 7.2 to 14.3” Single-part Rear, Bottom 12 to 24 lb . NM: 3 to 10” continuous forms WM: 3 to 16” Carbonless, Rear, Bottom 9 to 11 lb .
Specifications E-41 Dimensions (W D H) Model 520: 17 15 6½ inches (431 380 166 mm) Model 521: 23 15 6½ inches (585 380 166 mm) W eight Model 520: 17lb .
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English-43 S ec tion 6: P a r ts & Acc essories Before Y ou Order Before you order, make sure you know your printer model number (on the front of the unit) and have the correct part number and description of the item. For your con venience, the most commonly used items are listed below.
E-44 Section 6 Manuals Manual Order No. Maintenance Manual ............................................. 59258401 Accessories Accessory Order No. Model 520 Cut Sheet Feeder ............................................. 70022501 Dual-Bin Cut Sheet Feeder .
English-45 S ection 7: Commands This section contains a listing of the more commonly used commands. The Microline Reference Manual provides complete lists of all the commands, along with information on their use.Y ou may view this document by accessing it on the CD provided with your printer.
E-46 Section7 Epson Command ASCII Decimal Form Length n Inches (n = 1 to 22) ESC C NUL n 27 67 0 n n Lines (n = 1 to 255) ESC C n 27 67 n Horizontal T ab H T 9 Justification Left ESC a 0 27 97 48 Cent.
Commands E-47 Epson Command ASCII Decimal Underline On ESC - 1 27 45 49 Underline Off ESC - 0 27 45 48 Uni-Directional Printing One Line Only ESC < 27 60 O n ESC U 1 27 85 49 O f f ESC U 0 27 85 48.
E-48 Section7 IBM Command ASCII Decimal Line Feed, Execute w/ Carriage Return L F 1 0 n/144" (n = 1 to 127) ESC % 5 n 27 37 53 n n/216" (n = 0 to 255) ESC J n 27 74 n Auto Line Feed On ESC 5.
Commands E-49 Okidata MICROLINE Standard Commands Okidata Command ASCII Decimal Backspace B S 8 Carriage Return CR 1 3 Character Pitch Select 10 cpi R S 3 0 Select 12 cpi F S 2 8 Select 15 cpi ESC g 27 103 Select 17.
E-50 Section7 Okidata Command ASCII Decimal Print Quality Select HSD ESC # 0 27 35 48 Select NLQ Courier ESC 1 27 49 Select NLQ Gothic ESC 3 27 51 Select Utility ESC 0 27 48 Print Speed, Set to Full E.
English-51 F C C/IC/CE Statements Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Radio Frequenc y Inter ference (RFI) Statement for 120V Models W ARNING: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
E-52 FCC/IC/CE Statements FCC RFI Statement for 230/240V Models W ARNING: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
English-53 I ndex 7 or 8 bit graphics, menu item ...................... 28, 29 A Accessories ........................... 4 4 ALARM light ....................... 1 9 Auto CR menu item ............ 28, 29 feet XT menu item ........... 2 9 g a p ........
E-54 Index G Gap control menu item ................................ 27, 30 Gothic typeface .............. 23, 39 Graphics menu item ........ 28, 30 resolution ......................... 3 9 GR OUP button ...................... 2 0 H Horizontal tab command .
Index E-55 Print button .............................. 2 0 DEL code menu item ........................... 28, 30 lights ................................ 1 9 mode menu item ........ 26, 30 quality .............................. 2 2 registration menu item .
E-56 Index T TEAR button ........................ 2 0 T ear feature ........................... 3 2 T emperature requirements .... 4 1 T ests ...................................... 1 3 Time out print menu item ................................ 28, 31 Time, wait, menu item .
English-57 M aterial Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) Current as of September 30, 2001 Mat erial S afety Data Sheet (MSDS) # 58304701 For Black Ribbon (P/N 52107001) For more information, contact Okidata at: 2000 Bishops Gate Blvd. Mount Laurel, NJ 08054-4620 F or Emergency Information, call 1-800-OKID AT A.
E-58 Material Safety Data Sheet Physical Data Melting Point: Not applicable Boiling Point: Not applicable V apor Pressure: Not applicable V apor Density (Air = 1): Not applicable Evaporation Rate (But.
Material Safety Data Sheet E-59 Special Precautions Precautions for Handling or Storage: Store in a dark, cold place. Do not pull ribbon out of cartridge. Other Precautions: Not applicable T o the best of the manufacturer's knowledge, the information contained herein is accurate.
Continuous F orms: Setting F orms T ear-Off and T op of Form oki Doc The Forms T ear-Off feature automatically advances continuous forms paper to the tear-off position after printing stops. T op of Form (TOF) is the place on the sheet where the f irst line of printing begins.
With F orms T ear-Off Set to ON SEL SEL POWER LF FF/LOAD TEAR P ARK QUIET SHIFT Micro Feed Down TOF Micro Feed Up EXIT GROUP SET PRINT ITEM ALARM MENU MENU First: Check/Set the T ear Position 1. Turn the printer ON and press P ARK to remove the paper from the path.
Un punto importante, dopo l’acquisto del dispositivo (o anche prima di acquisto) è quello di leggere il manuale. Dobbiamo farlo per diversi motivi semplici:
Se non hai ancora comprato il Oki 520 è un buon momento per familiarizzare con i dati di base del prodotto. Prime consultare le pagine iniziali del manuale d’uso, che si trova al di sopra. Dovresti trovare lì i dati tecnici più importanti del Oki 520 - in questo modo è possibile verificare se l’apparecchio soddisfa le tue esigenze. Esplorando le pagine segenti del manuali d’uso Oki 520 imparerai tutte le caratteristiche del prodotto e le informazioni sul suo funzionamento. Le informazioni sul Oki 520 ti aiuteranno sicuramente a prendere una decisione relativa all’acquisto.
In una situazione in cui hai già il Oki 520, ma non hai ancora letto il manuale d’uso, dovresti farlo per le ragioni sopra descritte. Saprai quindi se hai correttamente usato le funzioni disponibili, e se hai commesso errori che possono ridurre la durata di vita del Oki 520.
Tuttavia, uno dei ruoli più importanti per l’utente svolti dal manuale d’uso è quello di aiutare a risolvere i problemi con il Oki 520. Quasi sempre, ci troverai Troubleshooting, cioè i guasti più frequenti e malfunzionamenti del dispositivo Oki 520 insieme con le istruzioni su come risolverli. Anche se non si riesci a risolvere il problema, il manuale d’uso ti mostrerà il percorso di ulteriori procedimenti – il contatto con il centro servizio clienti o il servizio più vicino.
