ADEMCO 6220 Manuale utente

User's Manual

ADEMCO

Model 6220

Printer Series

ADEMCO

165 Eileen Way,

Syosset, NY 11791

Ph: 516-921-6704

Fax: 516-677-9559

http://www.ademco.com

A Pitway Company

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No user serviceable parts inside.No user serviceable parts inside.

No user serviceable parts inside.

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9570-13511C

12/18/00

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction ............................................................................................ 1

Installation............................................................................................... 1

Installing the Paper .............................................................................. 1

To Remove the Paper Roll ................................................................... 4

Operation ................................................................................................ 5

Connecting and Powering up Your Printer .......................................... 5

Maintenance ........................................................................................... 6

Changing the Printer Ribbon ............................................................... 6

Inserting a Ribbon with Paper in the Printer ....................................... 7

Printer Test and Setup ............................................................................ 8

Printer Test ........................................................................................... 8

Accessing the Setup Menu ................................................................. 9

Configure ........................................................................................... 10

Custom .............................................................................................. 13

Set Clock............................................................................................ 16

Reset Seq# ....................................................................................... 18

Communication .................................................................................... 18

Model 6220S RS-232 Serial Version .................................................. 18

Model 6220P Parallel Version ............................................................ 20

Control Codes.................................................................................... 22

Default Table ......................................................................................... 31

Available BAUD rates: 300, 600, 1200, 2400,

4800, 9600, 19200

Voltage Levels: RS-232C: -9 Volts to + 9 Volts

Character format:

ASCII character set—10 bits per character

required, 7 or 8 of which are data bits.

Parity selection is even or odd for 7 data bits.

Bit mapped graphics—10 bits per character

required,8 of which are data bits.

Busy signal - Clear to Send (CTS) XON-XOFF

Parallel - 1.5K buffer

Serial - 8 K buffer

Impact dot matrix

6 x 8 dot matrix

24 column: 12.8 characters/inch

32 column: 17 characters/inch

40 column: 21 characters/inch

7.6 lines per inch..character mode

9.1 lines per inch..graphic mode

38 lines per minute for 24 column

33 lines per minute for 32 and 40 column

2.25" W x 2.75" D; 0.44" I.D.

1.5 Watts (idle), 10 Watts (while printing)

VAC (120 VAC stepdown converter incl.)

Multi-national converters optional

Specifications

Interface-Serial

Character Buffering

Print Method

Character Matrix

Character Spacing

Line Feed Spacing

Print Speed

Paper

Power

AC Voltage

Custom MenuCustom Menu

Custom Menu Configuration MenuConfiguration Menu

Configuration MenuConfiguration Menu

Configuration Menu

T/D Format 1 - None

2 - MM/DD/YY_hh:mm_?M

3--

-MM/DD/YY hh:mm ?M DOWMM/DD/YY hh:mm ?M DOW

MM/DD/YY hh:mm ?M DOWMM/DD/YY hh:mm ?M DOW

MM/DD/YY hh:mm ?M DOW

4 - MM/DD/YY hh:mm

5 - MM/DD/YY hh:mm DOW

6 - DD-MM-YY hh:mm ?M

7 - DD-MM-YY hh:mm ?M DOW

8 - DD-MM-YY hh:mm

9 - DD-MM-YY hh:mm DOW

10- DD-MON-YY hh:mm ?M

11- DD-MON-YY hh:mm ?M DOW

12- DD-MON-YY hh:mm

13- DD-MON-YY hh:mm DOW

Auto T&D 11

1--

-NO (no print after CR)NO (no print after CR)

NO (no print after CR)NO (no print after CR)

NO (no print after CR)

2 - YES (print after CR)

Auto SEQ# 11

1--

-NO (no print after CR)NO (no print after CR)

NO (no print after CR)NO (no print after CR)

NO (no print after CR)

2 - YES (print after CR)

Zero 11

1--

-00

0Zero with slashZero with slash

Zero with slashZero with slash

Zero with slash

2 - 0 Zero without slash

Pound 11

1--

-##

#UU

U.S.S

.S.S

.S. pound symbol. pound symbol

. pound symbol. pound symbol

. pound symbol

2 - £ British pound sterling symbol

Underscore 11

1--

-__

_UnderscoreUnderscore

UnderscoreUnderscore

Underscore

2 - Left arrow

Busy Invert 11

1--

-Non-inverted busy (CTS)Non-inverted busy (CTS)

Non-inverted busy (CTS)Non-inverted busy (CTS)

Non-inverted busy (CTS)

2 - Inverted busy

Online/Offline 11

1--

-switch function enabledswitch function enabled

switch function enabledswitch function enabled

switch function enabled

2 - switch function disabled

Ext Ch Set 1 -1 -

1 -1 -

1 - NO (no extended charNO (no extended char

NO (no extended charNO (no extended char

NO (no extended char. set). set)

. set). set)

. set)

2 - YES

Print Ready 11

1--

-PP

Print “Rrint “R

rint “Rrint “R

rint “Readyeady

eadyeady

eady” message” message

” message” message

” message

2 - Don’t print “Ready” message

Baud 1 - 300

2 - 600

3--

-12001200

12001200

1200

4 - 2400

5 - 4800

6 - 9600

7 - 19200

Data Bits 1 - 7

2--

-88

Parity 11

1--

-ODD (none if data bits = 8)ODD (none if data bits = 8)

ODD (none if data bits = 8)ODD (none if data bits = 8)

ODD (none if data bits = 8)

2 - EVEN (none if data bits = 8)(none if data bits = 8)

(none if data bits = 8)(none if data bits = 8)

(none if data bits = 8)

Stop Bits 11

1--

-11

2-2

Handshake 1 - None

2 - BUSY-LINE (serial only)

3--

-BUSY-BUFFBUSY-BUFF

BUSY-BUFFBUSY-BUFF

BUSY-BUFF (serial only)(serial only)

(serial only)(serial only)

(serial only)

4 - XON/XOFF-LINE (serial only)

5 - XON/XOFF-BUFF (serial only)

Columns 1 - 24

2--

-3232

3232

3-40

Invert 11

1--

-No (non-inverted printing)No (non-inverted printing)

No (non-inverted printing)No (non-inverted printing)

No (non-inverted printing)

2 - YES (inverted printing)

Font Type 11

1--

-5x8 font5x8 font

5x8 font5x8 font

5x8 font

2 - 5x5 font

Magnification 11

1--

-No magnificationNo magnification

No magnificationNo magnification

No magnification

2 - Double width

3 - Double height

4 - Double width, double height

U/L approved

4"W x 4.5"L x 2"H

5°C to 40°C, 41°F to 104°F

500,000 lines mean character before failure.

Black-200,000characters

12,500 lines per roll

Agencies

External Dimensions

Operating Temp

Print Head Life

Ribbon Life

Paper

Default Table

Note the last two codes of the usual ASCII

character sets are not supported. Instead, if

CHR$(126), which corresponds to hexadecimal

7E, is received by the 1220 printer, it will print

the character defined in its RAM (Random

Access Memory). The section on USER Pro-

grammable Character describes how this RAM

can be loaded with any 6 x 8 pattern.

NONO

NOTETE

TETE

TE: (ASCII characters from Hex 80 to FF are: (ASCII characters from Hex 80 to FF are

: (ASCII characters from Hex 80 to FF are: (ASCII characters from Hex 80 to FF are

: (ASCII characters from Hex 80 to FF are

unsupported and will cause problems if youunsupported and will cause problems if you

unsupported and will cause problems if you

attempt to print them unless you use theattempt to print them unless you use the

attempt to print them unless you use the

extended charcter set.)extended charcter set.)

extended charcter set.)

CommandCommand

Command PP

Print formatted datarint formatted data

rint formatted datarint formatted data

rint formatted data

<ESC> 0 HH:MM 24 hour format

<ESC> 1 HH:MM_?M 12 hour format with AM or PM

<ESC> 2 MM/DD/YY month/day/year

<ESC> 3 DD-MM-YY Day-month-year/numeric month

<ESC> 4 DD-MON-YY Day-month-year with 3 letter

abbreviation of the month

<ESC> 5 DOW Day of week abbreviation

<ESC> 6 XXXX Currently configured format

<ESC> 9 XXXX Current sequence number

Following is a table showing the possible

values for the Custom and Configuration menu

parameters. The values shown in boldbold

boldbold

bold type

are the default settings.

Printer Escape

Command Code

Definitions

The ADEMCO Model 6220 dot matrix printer

series consists of these models and electrical

interfaces:

Model 6220S - RS-232

Model 6220P - Parallel

This manual is split into the following main

sections:

• Introduction

• Installation

• Operation

• Maintenance

• Printer Test and Setup

• Communication

• Default Settings

Follow the precautions listed below when set-

ting up your printer. They are designed to help

you keep your printer working at its best.

• Plug your power supply into an appropriate

grounded outlet.

• Place your printer on a flat hard surface, like

a tabletop.

• Keep your printer out of direct sunlight.

1. Remove the printer cover by pressing on

the groove patterns to pop the front edge

up. Lift off the cover.

Introduction

Installation

Installing the Paper

Sending this control code will turn OFF the re-

verse field mode that is selected using control

code 25.

Send this control code to turn ON the reverse

field printing mode. This will print white letters

on a dark background. Do not print more than

three reverse field print lines. Also, do not print

more than a few empty spaces in a reverse field.

The printer may become overloaded and stop

printing.

This control code is used when setting the

printer’s various configuration parameters.

The printer powers up in the column mode last

selected by configuration. You can change the

column width by sending the appropriate con-

trol code from the list below:

Control code 29 - 24 columns

Control code 30 - 32 columns

Control code 31 - 40 columns

You can send the control code at any point on a

line before the buffer becomes filled. You can-

not change column widths on the same line.

The Model 1220 printer can produce all ASCII

characters from hex 20 through hex 7D (deci-

mal 32 through 125). Here’s what they look like:

Cancel Reverse Field

Control Code 24

Reverse Field

Cotrol Code 25

Set Printer Config.

Code 26

Selectable Column Width

Codes 29, 30, 31

Printable Characters

2. Press the rocker switch to the left. The light

will go off.

3. Unroll several inches of the paper.

4. Cut a straight edge on the paper roll if it is

jagged. This will facilitate the entry of the

paper into the printer.

5. Slide the paper through the slot connecting

the paper compartment and the printer com-

partment. You can slide it in about one-

quarter inch before it stops.

6. While holding the paper in place, press the

rocker switch to the paper feed position.

The printer will activate, and a rubber roller

will pull the paper into the printer compart-

ment. Hold the switch in the paper feed

position until the paper emerges from the

top of the printer mechanism.

The DATA statement in your program will read:

DATA 28, 34, 65, 65, 54, 34

The next step is to tell the printer your newly

designed character. To do this you must send a

CHR$(19) followed by the six numbers you com-

puted above. Here is an example of how this

can be done.

After typing RUN, your custom character will

be stored in the printer’s memory. It will retain

this information until the printer is switched off

or until you write over the data by defining a

different character.

To print your newly designed character, simply

send CHR$(126) which corresponds to

hexidecimal value 7E.

This control code is used when setting the

printer’s time and date clock. Following is the

text string to send when setting the clock:

YYMMDDHHMMX, where X is the day of week

value, 1-7.

This control code is used to read the printer’s

time and date clock.

Set Time and Date

Control Code 20

Read Time and Date

Control Code 22

7. When an inch of paper has emerged from

the top of the printer, release the Paper Feed

button.

8. Now pull the paper through the printer, until

several inches are exposed.

9. Slide the paper through the slot in the printer

cover.

10. Push the back of the printer cover down and

into place.

11. Press the front of the printer cover down to

lock in place.

1. Use quad ruled paper to design your

character.

2. Number 8 consecutive rows like this:

128

3. Now design your character in dot form (see

the example below).

4. Add together all the numbers from the

column on the left, counting only where you

have placed a dot in a row. In our example,

the first column has three dots located in

rows 4, 8, and 16. Added together they

equal 28.

5. Put your final total for each column into a

data statement in column order.

TOO

OTT

TALAL

ALAL

12. Put the paper spindle into the paper roll as

shown below, and place the roll with the

spindle onto the snaps near the back of the

printer. Turn the paper roll to take up any

slack in the paper feeding to the printer.

Make sure the roll of paper turns freely. If it

does not turn freely, the paper will jam and

will possibly damage the printer

mechanism.

1. Advance the paper about one inch beyond

the paper cutter by using the Paper Feed

switch.

2. Lift the paper roll away from the printer

housing and cut the paper feeding to the

printer with scissors. Try to make the cut as

square as possible to help the next time you

reload the paper.

3. Pull the remaining paper through the printer

mechanism. Be sure to pull the paper froBe sure to pull the paper fro

Be sure to pull the paper froBe sure to pull the paper fro

Be sure to pull the paper fro

the topthe top

the top (paper cutter side).

WARNING!ARNING!

ARNING!ARNING!

ARNING! Pulling the paper out of the back

of the printer will damage the print mechanism

To Remove the Paper Roll

Example 1:

Example 2:

By using CHR$(1) you enter the Custom Char-

acter mode. This allows you to design and print

your own 6 x 8 character by inputting data. A

DATA statement is made of numbers that rep-

resent a row of dots which when READ all to-

gether, will make up your character. To design

your character, follow the example below. You

should notice that each number in the DATA

statement corresponds to one row in your char-

acter. To design a character, follow these steps:

User Programmable

Character 19

1. Attach the appropriate cable between the

printer and your computer. The connector on

the printer side is “keyed” so that you can

not plug the cable in the wrong way. This

means that the pins should be positioned

so that a slight pressure will seat the cable

properly. Do not force the pins in. Doing so

could damage the cable.

2. Plug the power cord into the back of the

printer. Plug the transformer into an appro

priate AC outlet. The unit will power up

automatically and print RR

Readyeady

eadyeady

eady..

.This

means the printer is ready to print.

The paper feed switch on the printer is a rocker

type switch. Push the left side of the rocker

switch to toggle the printer on and offline.

Push the right side of the switch to advance

the paper.

Your printer is now ready for print-

ing. The printer stores characters for print-

ing until one of two things happens:

1. Its line buffer is filled.

2. It receives a line feed (hexadecimal 0A) or a

carriage return (hexadecimal 0D) code.

When (1) or (2) occurs, the printer prints out the

contents of its line buffer. If the buffer is empty

when the carriage return is received, the printer

simply advances the paper one line, leaving a

blank line in the printout.

Operation

Connecting and

Powering Up

Your Printer

For DC modified units

supplied with cable,

connect positive voltage

to striped wire.

be convenient. If such a large sheet of paper is

not available, you could divide your pattern in

half and work with 72 grid boxes across. Divide

up your grid paper by drawing a heavy line down

every 8 boxes across. Now fill in each box of

the grid that you want to be printed. Now do

the following procedure to compute the

eighteen values which describe your desired bit

pattern.

Imagine placing the number sequence over

each of the first eight grid boxes.

Now add together all the numbers above the

boxes which are filled in or have a dot as in the

example above. In our example, we would have

2 + 16 + 32 which equals 50. ‘50’ then would

be the first entry of a data statement which

would be followed by seventeen more numbers

computed in the exact same manner as the

example.

Once you have the eighteen values in a data

statement, you need to simply run a program

which PRINTS a CHR$(18) followed by the data

value read from the data statement. Don‘t for-

get to end all of your print statements with semi-

colon. This will prevent carriage returns

CHR$(13) from being sent, which would

become part of the eighteen data values for

which the printer is waiting.

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