Epson 24-Pin User Manual
User's guide
Table of contents
Document Outline
- Front Cover
- Control Panel Buttons and Lights
- Copyright
- FCC Compliance Statement For United States Users
- Warning
- For Canadian Users
- Contents
- Getting to Know Your Printer
- 1. Setting Up the Printer
- 2. Printing on Continuous Paper
- Setting the Paper Release Lever
- Setting the Paper Thickness Lever
- Using the Push Tractor
- Using the Tractor in the Pull Position
- Loading Multipart Forms
- Loading Continuous Paper With Labels
- Switching Between Printing on Continuous Paper and Printing on Single Sheets
- Adjusting the Top-of-Form Position
- Advancing the Paper to the Tear-Off Edge
- 3. Printing on Single Sheets
- 4. Using the Printer Software
- 5. Changing Printer Settings From the Printer’s Control Panel
- Selecting a Built-In Font and Pitch
- About Your Printer’s Default Settings
- Page length for tractor
- Skip over perforation
- Auto tear off
- Auto line feed
- Print direction
- Software
- 0 slash
- High speed draft
- I/F (interface) mode
- Auto I/F (interface) wait time
- Parallel I/F bidirectional mode
- Packet mode
- Auto CR (carriage return)
- A.G.M. (Alternate Graphic Mode)
- Character table
- International character set for Italic table
- Font
- Manual feed wait time
- Buzzer (beeper)
- Roll paper
- Changing default settings
- 6. Using EPSON Status Monitor 3
- 7. Troubleshooting
- Using the Error Indicators
- Problems and Solutions
- Power supply problems
- Single-sheet paper loading or feeding problems
- Continuous paper loading or feeding problems
- Wrong top-of-form position
- Wrong tear-off position
- Printing or printout quality problems
- The printer does not print when the computer sends data.
- The printer makes noise, but nothing prints or printing stops abruptly
- The printout is faint.
- The printout has gaps.
- Part of the printout is missing, or dots are missing in random positions.
- Lines of dots are missing in the printout.
- All the text is printed on the same line.
- The printout has extra blank lines between lines of text.
- The printer prints strange symbols, incorrect fonts, or other inappropriate characters.
- Vertical printed lines are not aligned.
- Clearing Paper Jams
- Aligning Vertical Lines in Your Printout
- Printing a Self Test
- Printing a Hex Dump
- A. Enhancing Your Printer With Options
- Options
- Using the Optional Cut-Sheet Feeders
- Installing an optional cut-sheet feeder
- Loading paper in the single-bin cut-sheet feeder
- Loading paper in the high-capacity cut-sheet feeder
- Assembling the double-bin cut-sheet feeder
- Selecting your paper path (bin 1 or bin 2)
- Switching between continuous paper and single-sheet paper in the cut-sheet feeder
- Using the Roll Paper Holder
- Using an Optional Front Sheet Guide
- Installing an Interface Card
- B. Cleaning and Transporting the Printer
- C. Specifications
- Printer Specifications
- Command Lists
- Character Tables
- PC 437 (US Standard Europe)
- PC 850 (Multilingual) PC 860 (Portuguese)
- PC 863 (French-Canadian) PC 865 (Nordic)
- PC 861 (Icelandic) BRASCII
- Abicomp ISO Latin 1
- Roman 8
- PC 858
- ISO 8859-15 PC 437 Greek*
- PC 853 (Turkish)* PC 855 (Cyrillic)*
- PC 852 (Eastern Europe)* PC 857 (Turkish)*
- PC 866 (Russian)* PC864 (Arabic)
- PC 869 (Greek)* MAZOWIA (Poland)*
- Code MJK (CSFR)* ISO 8859-7*
- ISO Latin 1T (Turkish)* Bulgaria (Bulgarian)*
- PC 774 (LST 1283: 1993)* Estonia (Estonian)*
- PC 771 (Lithuanian) ISO 8859-2*
- PC 866 LAT. (Latvian)* PC 866 UKR (Ukranian)*
- PC APTEC (Arabic)* PC 708 (Arabic)*
- PC 720 (Arabic)* PC AR 864 (Arabic)*
- Italic table
- International character sets for the Italic table
- D. Customer Support Information
- Glossary
- Index
- Printer Parts
- Overseas Marketing Locations
- Back Cover