Page 1 User's Guide Black-and-White Raster Plotter LP-1020 LP-1020L Read this User's Guide to use the plotter safely and properly. Keep this manual in a place where you can quickly access it at any time. Seiko I Infotech Inc. Downloaded From ManualsPrinter.com Manuals...
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Page 3 U00107742300 November 2007 U00107742301 December 2007 ©Seiko I Infotech 2007 Reprinting of this manual without permission is prohibited. The content of this manual may be changed without notice. D-SCAN is a registered trademark of Seiko Instruments, Inc. Ethernet is a registered trademark of Xerox, Inc.
Page 4 EC directives for the particular product. These directives set the scope of machinery subjected to the specific directive. Our LP-1020 complies with the EMC Directive (2004/108/EC) and Low Voltage Directive (2006/95/EC). For inquiries concerning CE Marks: Seiko Instruments Europe S.A...
Page 5: Introduction
Introduction Thank you for purchasing our LP-1020/1020L Black-and-White Raster Plotter (hereafter referred to as “this device”). This manual explains the overall device operations, functions and operation method under the premise that installation of the device has been completed. Before using this device, please read the “Safety Precautions” so that you may operate this device safely and correctly.
Page 6: Safety Precautions
Safety Precautions The following symbols are used in this manual to ensure the proper use of the plotter and to prevent the plotter from being damaged. Please follow these guidelines: WARNING Warnings must be followed carefully to avoid serious bodily injury or death. Cautions must be observed to avoid damage to your CAUTION equipment and bodily injury.
Page 7 Warning DO NOT touch any of the parts inside the plotter with a "HIGH VOLTAGE" label attached as it may result in electric shock. DO NOT touch any of the parts inside the plotter with a "HIGH TEMPERATURE" label attached as it may result in severe burns. DO NOT disassemble or modify the plotter.
Page 8 Caution DO NOT disassemble, modify the toner cartridge. If toner gets on your skin or clothes, wash off the affected area immediately with soap and water. Handle the toner cartridge with extreme care. Should any toner get into your eyes, do not rub them, flush them immediately with water, and see a physician immediately.
Page 9: Warning Labels
Warning labels Warning labels are affixed to this device at the locations indicated in the diagram below. You should understand the meanings of these warning labels and handling instructions. 3 “WARNING: HIGH VOLTAGE” label 2a “Caution when dealing with paper jam” label 1 “Caution: high temperature”...
Page 10 1 “Caution: high temperature” label (It is affixed to the inside of the fixation door.) This label cautions you not touch this area due to high temperature. The fixation device will become hot. Take care to avoid contact when dealing with paper jams. 2 “Caution when dealing with paper jams”...
Page 11: How To Read This Manual
How to read this manual Manual make-up This manual is composed of 13 chapters and an appendix. Chapter 1 provides information that you should know before using this device, such as device features and part names. First read chapter 1 for an understanding of basic matters pertaining to this device.
Page 12: Notation Method
Notation method Markings Warning ◆ This mark indicates warnings that must be followed carefully to avoid serious bodily injury or death. Caution ◆ This mark indicates cautions that must be observed to avoid damage to the equipment and bodily injury. Note ◆...
Page 13: Key/Lcd/Led Notations
Key/LCD/LED notations Indicates a control Indicates the control panel key. panel LCD. Press to proceed to the M E N U menu screen where settings # S E T U P are managed. S E T U P Press and select “SETUP.” # P O R T 1 _ H P G L Press and select...
Page 14: Supplied Components
Supplied components Components and options listed below are included. If any components are missing or broken, contact your retailer or your nearest service center. Item Quantity Remarks Plotter unit 1 unit For checking at the time of Toner cartridge 3 units installation Waste bottle 1 unit...
Page 15: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction ..................i Safety Precautions ................ii Warning labels ..................v How to read this manual ..............vii Manual make-up ..............vii Notation method ..............viii Markings ................viii DSCAN format ..............viii Key/LCD/LED notations ............ix Supplied components .................
Page 16 Chapter 2 Basic operations Plotting procedures overview ............2-3 Turning the power on and off ............2-3 Power on ................2-4 Power off ................2-6 Installation operations ..............2-7 Online and offline ................2-10 Online ................2-10 Offline ................2-10 Replacing paper rolls ..............
Page 17 Manual paper feeding (cut paper) ..........2-34 Manual feeding procedures ..........2-34 Manual paper feeding procedure ........2-35 Pause, continue, cancel (and additional printing) ......2-39 Print stop ................2-39 Continue printing ............... 2-39 Cancel printing ..............2-40 Additional printing .............. 2-40 Web function ..................
Page 18 Jobs ....................3-4 Reprinting ................3-4 Settings menu .................. 3-5 PDL menu ..................3-8 When using our company’s printer driver ......3-8 Items which you can set ..............3-9 Idle status ................3-9 Printing status ..............3-11 Menu screen .................. 3-11 Setup menu “SETUP”...
Page 19 Chapter 5 "SETUP" Menu Setting parameter items ..............5-2 Setup menu setting parameter table ........5-3 Setup parameter priority mode .......... 5-10 PARAMETER MODE (DSCAN only) ......... 5-11 MEDIA SERIES (HP-GL, TIFF, CALS only) ...... 5-11 AUTO SUPPLY ..............5-12 FIXING MODE ..............
Page 20 Chapter 7 "PAPER" menu Setting items ..................7-2 MEDIA TYPE ............... 7-2 MEDIA SERIES ..............7-3 Chapter 8 "FUNCTION" menu Setting items ..................8-2 MENU PRINT ..............8-3 HPGL SELF PLOT .............. 8-5 DSCAN SELF PLOT ............8-6 ERROR LOG ............... 8-7 JOB LOG ................
Page 21 Chapter 10 "RESET" menu 10-1 Reset functions ................10-2 SYSTEM RESET ............... 10-2 PORT RESET ..............10-3 Chapter 11 "SYSTEM" menu 11-1 Setting items .................. 11-2 Communication parameter "COMM. PARAM" ....11-3 WEB LOCK ............... 11-5 ENABLE SERIES .............. 11-6 APPLY ROLL ..............
Page 22 Chapter 13 Terioplot 13-1 About Terioplot ................13-2 Terioplot Hardware Requirements ..........13-3 Settings ..................13-4 Restrictions ..................13-5 Chapter 14 Troubleshooting 14-1 Troubleshooting ................14-2 When an error message appears ..........14-3 Paper Jam ................. 14-3 Door Open ............... 14-14 Operator Call ..............
Page 23 When a print error occurs ............14-37 When there is an abnormal sound ..........14-38 Appendix Appendix-1 Basic specifications ............Appendix-2 Plotter Specification ..........Appendix-2 Menu structure ..............Appendix-4 [SETUP] MENU ............Appendix-4 [DEVICE] MENU ..........Appendix-10 [PAPER] MENU ............ Appendix-11 [FUNCTION] MENU ..........
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Page 25: Chapter 1 Getting Started
Chapter 1 Getting started Chapter 1 provides necessary information to operate this device. Read this chapter to understand the basics of this device before proceeding to the following chapters. Contents of this chapter Features Operating conditions The names and functions of each part How to read the status displays for this device Downloaded From ManualsPrinter.com Manuals...
Page 26: Features
(Only up to twice the length of the standard-size paper can be assured for tracing paper and film.) LP-1020 • A0 size paper roll : 841 × 2500 mm (33.1 × 98.4 inches) • A1 size paper roll : 594 × 1830 mm (23.4 × 72 inches) •...
Page 27 ▼Features Manual feeding This device is equipped with a manual feeding print function. (Note) mechanism The picture quality and printing accuracy for manually fed printing cannot be assured. Multiport interface The device is equipped with an Ethernet interface and allows for network connection to network.
Page 28: Operating Conditions
Operating conditions This section covers operating conditions of this device including environmental conditions, installation space, supported papers and spool memory configuration. Environmental conditions This device should be used within the temperature and humidity ranges indicated in the graph below. ◆ To obtain the best picture quality, use the device within a temperature and humidity range of 20 to 30°C, 45 to 60%RH.
Page 29 ▼Operating conditions Do not install the plotter in the following places: ◆ Places exposed to direct sunlight ◆ Places subject to vibration ◆ Places with excessive dust ◆ Places subject to extreme changes in temperature or humidity ◆ Places near an air conditioner or a heater ◆...
Page 30: Installation Space
Installation space When installing this device, space to the front, rear, left and right sides of the device should be accommodated for the replacement of consumables, the processing of output drawings, and the ventilation. The minimum installation space indicated in the diagram below should be ensured. The maintenance space indicated in the diagram below is needed to perform parts replacement, etc.
Page 31 ▼Operating conditions Supported Use roll paper specified by our company as indicated below: Note ◆If paper not specified by our company is used, picture quality cannot be assured. Moreover, the device may malfunction. ■Roll paper specified by our company Part No. Paper type &...
Page 32 The following roll paper of the widths can be also used. ■9×12 inch series Roll width Name of fixed form Lengthwise Widthwise 1219.2 mm 914.4 mm E-form size (48 inches) (36 inches) 36 inches (914.4 mm) 914.4 mm 609.6 mm D-form size (36 inches) (24 inches)
Page 33 ▼Operating conditions ■30×42 inch series Roll width Name of fixed form Lengthwise Widthwise 30 inches 1066.8 mm 762.0 mm 30× 42 size form size (762.0 mm) (42 inches) (30 inches) ■Map series Roll width Name of fixed form Lengthwise Widthwise 1000.0 mm 700.0 mm B1 form size...
Page 34: Spool Memory Configuration
Paper storing precautions are as follows: Notes ◆Store the paper in a cool dark place with in the specified humidity ranges. ◆Store the paper in it’s packaging material so that dust will not accumulate on the paper. Spool memory configuration Spool memory configurations are available for this device as specified below.
Page 35: The Names And Functions Of Each Part
The names and functions of each part This section explains the names, usage information, and functions of each part of this device. Front 1 Roll 1 drawer (door 1) Install paper roll. (⇒ page 2-11) 2 Roll 2 drawer (door 2) Install paper roll.
Page 36: Right Side/Rear Side
Right side/rear side 1 Main power switch Turns the device power on and off. (⇒ page 2-3) 2 Power cord Plug this cord into a power cord socket. 3 Parallel interface connector This is an interface connector conforming to the standards of the Parallel interface connector of Centronix.
Page 37: Interior
▼The names and functions of each part Interior 1 Paper feed knob Feeds the end of the roll to the paper feed inlet. (⇒ page 2-11) 2 Paper flange This flange is attached to the roll paper. (⇒ page 2-11) 1-13 Downloaded From ManualsPrinter.com Manuals...
Page 38: Control Panel
Control panel The keys, LEDs and LCD are laid out on the control panel as illustrated in the following diagram. 2 LCD The status of this device, as well as a menu to set the device functions appears on a 20-digit, 2-line display. 4 Power key Use this key to turn 1 LEDs...
Page 39 ▼The names and functions of each part LCD, LEDs, and key functions Number Name Function Indicates the presence or absence of errors. Error lamp (red) On: Error present Off: No error present Indicates the amount of remaining toner. On: There is sufficient toner. Flashing: Toner is running low.
Page 40: How To Read The Status Displays For This Device
How to read the status displays for this device This section explains the control panel LEDs and LCD which inform you of the status of the device. The following are the main displays. Data standby display Standard configuration P R I N T R E A D Y Error lamp Menu lamp...
Page 41 ▼How to read the status displays for this device Printing in progress display Error lamp 0 2 / 9 9 ✽ S 0 0 1 P R I N T Menu lamp F 0 1 H P G L J 0 0 9 Scheduled number of prints Number of prints executed Data is being printed.
Page 42 Warming up display Error lamp W A R M I N G U P n n n Menu lamp Counts down Displays the warming-up status and the time remaining until the device is ready. Power saving display P OW E R S A V I N G This display appears when the device enters the power saving mode after the data standby status has continued for a certain period of time.
Page 43: Chapter 2 Basic Operations
Chapter 2 Basic operations Chapter 2 describes basic operating procedures for this device such as turning the power on and off, replacing paper, and replacing toner will be explained. Contents of this chapter Plotting procedures overview Turning the power on and off Installation operations Online and offline Replacing paper rolls...
Page 44: Plotting Procedures Overview
Plotting procedures overview Plotting is usually conducted in accordance with the following procedures. For information on computer operations, refer to your computer manual. Turn on the power for the computer and this device. For information on turning on the device power, refer to “Turning the power on/off”...
Page 45: Turning The Power On And Off
Turning the power on and off This device has two power switches: the main power switch located at the lower-left as seen from the rear of the device; and the power key on the control panel. The device power is turned on by first turning on the main power switch, and then pressing the device’s control panel power key.
Page 46: Power On
Power on Turn on the Main power switch located at the lower-left as seen from the rear of the device. Main power switch Press the power switch toward the ⎪ symbol (upwards). Press the power key located on the control panel of this device (when the main power switch is on).
Page 47 ▼Turning the power on and off When a job is saved, the following message appears and the device stands by for selection. When a job is not saved, this message is omitted. If a key input is not made, D E L E T E J O B ? this message will time-out Y = E N T E R...
Page 48: Power Off
Power off When turning the power off, confirm that the device is in the data receive standby mode. Press the Power key on the device panel for about 1 second. Release the key when the display reads "SHUTTING DOWN." When a job is present, it is automatically saved and will be printable the next time you turn the power on.
Page 49: Installation Operations
Installation operations When you first turn on the power after purchasing this device, it will start up differently from how it will regularly start up thereafter. A guidance display will prompt panel display language selection, initializing of parameters appropriate for your region, and the setting of an IP address. By setting this IP address when the plotter is installed, you will be able to utilize the browser of a host computer on the same network as the plotter to make various settings.
Page 50 ■Turning on the power When a language has already been selected. I N I T I A L I Z I N G W A I T A M O M E N T L A N G U A G E ? ✽...
Page 51 ▼Installation operations Continued from the preceding page U S I N G N E T WO R K ? Y = E N T E R N = C A N C E L Press the key. A D D R E S S ? D I S P L A Y I N G N E X T ? ✽...
Page 52: Online And Offline
Online and offline The device is “ONLINE” when it can receive and print data from the host computer and is “OFFLINE” when settings are being input on the control panel. You must set the device to “offline” to operate the menu from the control panel.
Page 53: Replacing Paper Rolls
Replacing paper rolls How to detach and reattach the paper rolls will be explained here. Detach and replace a paper roll when the device has run out of paper or when you change the paper roll size on type. When the paper is used up during printing, the Error lamp will turn on and the LCD will display the following message: Example: The screen requesting the A3 tracing paper to be loaded in the...
Page 54 If an error message about paper supply appears on LCD, paper of larger size than required (or, if a type of paper is specified, paper of different type) can be chosen for printing. e.g. S E T P A P E R Press the key.
Page 55: Precautions During Replacement
▼Replacing paper rolls Precautions during replacement Caution ◆The rolls are heavy so be careful not to hurt yourself by dropping them while you are replacing the rolls. ◆When attaching the rolls, use a cutter to cut the end of the paper roll.
Page 56: How To Detach The Paper Rolls
How to detach the paper rolls Pull out the Roll 1 or Roll 2 drawer. Use your fingers to grasp the handle in the center of the drawer and pull the drawer out gently. (The diagram indicates a case where the Roll 2 drawer is opened.) Rewind the paper roll and then remove it.
Page 57 ▼Replacing paper rolls Remove the paper flange and take out the paper roll. Loosen the paper flange by turning the knobs in the “OPEN” direction and remove both ends of the paper flange. Note ◆Take care not to use excessive force Knob when you turn the paper flange knobs.
Page 58: How To Attach The Paper Roll
How to attach the paper roll ◆ The paper flange ends do not have a designated right or left side. You can attach them to either side. Attach the paper flange to a paper roll. Push in the paper flange ends until they contact the paper roll tube, then secure the flange ends by turning the knob in the “CLOSE”...
Page 59 ▼Replacing paper rolls Insert the end of the paper roll into the paper feed inlet of the device. Turn the paper flange and insert the end of the paper roll so that it is straight. Turn the paper feed knob so that the end of the paper roll projects about 10 cm.
Page 60 Close the paper roll drawer. Gently push in the Roll 1 or Roll 2 drawer. When the paper roll drawer is closed, the following message appears. W A I T A M O M E N T (It will take about 30 seconds until paper feeding is ready.) Note ◆After closing the paper roll drawer, wait until the “WAIT A MOMENT”...
Page 61: Replacing The Toner
Replacing the toner When the toner level runs low, the Toner lamp will flash. Although plots can still be produced under this condition, obtain a new toner cartridge as soon as possible and replace the toner. When there is no more toner availabe, the Toner lamp will go out, the Error lamp will come on, and printing will no longer be possible.
Page 62: Precautions On Handling
Precautions on handling Warning Do not throw empty toner cartridges into fire. Doing so may cause accident and fire. Put the waste cartridge into the wrapping contained in the toner cartridge package and dispose of it as non-burnable garbage. Caution ◆Do not drop and tap the toner cartridge with force.
Page 63: Toner Replacement Procedures
▼Replacing the toner Toner replacement procedures Notes ◆Toner should be replaced only when the device power is On. If the toner is replaced while the power is Off, the device will not be able to detect the amount of toner and an error status will not be cancelled even when toner has been replaced correctly.
Page 64 Set the toner cartridge into the main unit. Pull the lever to the right end. At this time, the following message appears on the LCD. After performing the procedure operation, return the lever and remove the toner cartridge. C L O S E L E V E R R E M O V E C A R T R I D G E...
Page 65 ▼Replacing the toner Tap the cartridge to allow toner to drop down. Return the lever to the left. Remove the toner cartridge and close the cover. At this time, the following message appears on the LCD. W A I T A M O M E N T 2-23 Downloaded From ManualsPrinter.com Manuals...
Page 66: Replacing The Waste Toner Bottle
Replacing the waste toner bottle When the waste bottle is nearly full with waste toner, the Waste toner lamp will flash. Although plots can continue to be produced for a little while longer, replace the waste bottle soon. When the waste bottle becomes full with waste toner, the Waste toner lamp will go out.
Page 67: Waste Toner Bottle Replacement Procedures
▼Replacing the waste toner bottle Caution ◆Do not drop and hit waste bottles containing waste toner. Doing so may cause toner to leak. ◆Take care not to directly contact the waste toner. If the toner gets on your skin or clothing, quickly wash it out with water. ◆Take care not to get the waste toner into your eyes or breathe it in.
Page 68 Remove the waste toner bottle from the main unit. 1 Lift up the waste bottle, 2 Remove it by pulling it out from the bottom end toward you. When you have removed the waste toner bottle, the LCD will display the following message. S E T W A S T E B O T T L E...
Page 69 ▼Replacing the waste toner bottle Attach a new waste toner bottle. 1 Insert the mouth of the waste toner bottle onto the waste toner discharge port of the main unit by slightly lifting it. 2 Set it onto the bottom surface and position it so that it is stable.
Page 70: Replacing The Process Cartridge
Replacing the process cartridge When the Process cartridge approaches the end of its life, the Process lamp flashes and the following message appears. It is still possible to continue to produce plots in this condition, but you must replace the cartridge soon.
Page 71: Process Cartridge Replacement Procedures
▼Replacing the process cartridge Notes ◆Until you are ready to install the Process cartridge, do not unpack it and store it in its cardboard container. ◆Firmly hold the handles on both sides with both hands when handling the Process cartridge. ◆Take care not to scratch the surface of the photoconductor drum during handling.
Page 72 Take out the Process cartridge. Pull the Process cartridge out by holding onto its handles. Place a new Process cartridge on the top of the device. 1 Remove the Process cartridge from the box together with its protective case. 2 Place the Process cartridge on the top of the device together with the protective case.
Page 73 ▼Replacing the process cartridge Remove the orange tape. Remove the orange tape affixed to the Process cartridge (4 points). A sheet is attached to the tape at (2 points) on the inside. Remove the sheet together with the tape. Remove the Process cartridge from its protective case. While holding onto the handles, open the protective case while pushing with your thumbs and remove the Process cartridge from the...
Page 74 Insert the Process cartridge. To insert the Process cartridge, align the Process cartridge with the angle of the open top cover and insert it in the direction of the alignment arrows (three points/green). After insertion, remove the protective cover from the top of the cartridge. Close the top cover.
Page 75 ▼Replacing the process cartridge Replace the filter. Pull out the filters toward you and remove, and replace with the two filters contained in the process cartridge packaging box. Attach the filter covers and turn ON the device. 2-33 Downloaded From ManualsPrinter.com Manuals...
Page 76: Manual Paper Feeding (Cut Paper)
Manual paper feeding (cut paper) This device offers a manual feeding feature as a service function. As this is a service function, we cannot assure the picture quality and printing accuracy. Manual feeding procedures Adjust the paper guide. Adjust the paper guide to the position where you will set the cut paper for manual feeding.
Page 77: Manual Paper Feeding Procedure
▼Manual paper feeding (cut paper) Manual paper feeding procedure Set the paper feeding mode. When the PDL setup paper feeding mode is set to the continuous or optimum mode, paper should be manually fed only for the drawings for which the data was processed immediately after the paper was fed into the manual paper feeding unit (this function is called "interrupt manual feeding function".) When the PDL setup paper feeding mode is the manual feeding mode,...
Page 78 9× 12 series fixed form cut paper Name of fixed Lengthwise length Widthwise length form 1219.2 mm (48 inches) 914.4 mm (36 inches) 914.4 mm (36 inches) 609.6 mm (24 inches) 609.6 mm (24 inches) 457.2 mm (18 inches) 457.2 mm (18 inches) 304.8 mm (12 inches) 304.8 mm (12 inches) 228.6 mm (9 inches)
Page 79 ▼Manual paper feeding (cut paper) Map series fixed form cut paper Name of fixed Lengthwise length Widthwise length form 1000.0 mm (39.4 inches) 700.0 mm (27.6 inches) 700.0 mm (27.6 inches) 500.0 mm (19.7 inches) Map series width cut paper Width name Paper width Paper length...
Page 80 When feeding the cut paper into the manual paper feed inlet, follow the procedure below (position the cut paper in the center of the manual paper feed inlet). When plotting on the fixed form paper, set the paper as shown below (the paper input direction varies depending on the fixed form paper size).
Page 81: Pause, Continue, Cancel (And Additional Printing)
Pause, continue, cancel (and additional printing) Pressing the key during printing takes the device offline and allows you to temporarily stop printing by pressing the key. Pressing the key during printing gives you the option to cancel the drawing being printed. Pressing the key during Print stop status allows the device to be returned to Online status and to continue printing.
Page 82: Cancel Printing
Cancel printing Press the key during printing and the following Cancel message will appear. After a Print cancel is processed, the display will return to the Online display. C A N C E L P R I N T ? F 0 1 H P G L J 0 0 9...
Page 83: Web Function
Web function Through your Web browser, you can use the following functions remotely from a host computer. In order to use these functions, it is necessary to have the device IP address preset. Moreover, it is necessary to have the browser set to enable Cookies and JavaScript.
Page 84: Web Function Startup Method
Web function startup method The following preparations must be made from the plotter side. 1 Turn on the plotter power. 2 Confirm the IP address setting. (If this setting has not yet been set, set this setting according to the instructions which appears when the device is booted).
Page 85: Cleaning The Exterior
Cleaning the exterior To clean the exterior of the device, soak a soft cloth with water or a neutral detergent, and wring the cloth well and wipe away dirt. Note ◆Never use a volatile solvent such as a thinner, benzine, and alcohol.
Page 86: Using Paper Of New Standard Series
Using paper of new standard series This device supports the following series of paper. A series 9×12 inch series 8.5×11 inch series 30×42 inch series Map series DIN series Chinese series The device is set up when shipped out of the factory so as to support the A series or A and Chinese series.
Page 87 ▼Using paper of new standard series Note ◆All of the apply rolls of the same series cannot be set to OFF at the same time. ◆If this setting is changed, the device must be restarted. (3) Place the roll in the drawer Load the roll of the 8.5×11 inch series to be used into the roll paper drawer.
Page 88: Using Paper Of Chinese Standard Series
Using paper of Chinese standard series Rolls of the China series listed below can also be used with this device. Plotting of the fixed form cannot be performed with the roll of the China series. All the plots produced in this mode are in the actual length. China A0 roll China A1 roll China A2 roll...
Page 89 ▼Using paper of Chinese standard series (3) Change the apply roll setting Set the roll used to ON in the apply roll setting process (page 11-6). It is recommended to set rolls not to be used to OFF. When using the cut paper of the China series only, this step is not needed. Note ◆All of the rolls of the China series cannot be set to OFF at the same time.
Page 90: Limiting Rolls To Be Used
Limiting rolls to be used When limiting rolls to be used for operation to A0 and A1 rolls, for example, the following process is recommended. (1) Setting the apply roll Set the rolls to be used to ON in the apply roll setting process (page 11-6). Set the rolls not used to OFF.
Page 91: Chapter 3 Menu Overview
Chapter 3 Menu overview Chapter 3 provides an overview of the menu functions covered by this device. Contents of this chapter Channels and ports Data format Setting menu PDL menu Items which you can set Menu screen Downloaded From ManualsPrinter.com Manuals...
Page 92: Channels And Ports
Channels and ports This device is equipped with standard Ethernet interface connectors. The Ethernet interface has 10 logical ports. Moreover, the device is capable of parallel and USB interface connection when the device has been equipped with these 2 types of interface. This allows the device to receive data from up to 12 computers simultaneously.
Page 93: Data Formats
Data formats Data formats which can be used This device supports the data formats indicated below. ■Data formats . t a s t r . a t s t r . t a ) . t i s i ◆ It is necessary to specify in “PDL SELECT” (⇒ page 9-3) which data format the received data will be processed as.
Page 94: Jobs
Jobs The device manages the received data in units of “jobs.” Data transferred in units of “FILES” and data managed by the device in units of “JOBS” refer to the same thing. However, as data comprised of multiple drawings can also managed as a single job.
Page 95: Settings Menu
Settings menu This device has menus for setting printing parameters, system settings for the entire device, communication protocols, and operation status settings for the device engine. 1 Setup menu Sets printing parameters etc. 2 System menu Sets system settings for the entire device. 3 Protocol menu Sets communication protocol settings.
Page 96 (1) Setup menu Change the settings for each PDL in Setup menu listed below: Menu name Setup —— PORT n — HPGL —— PORT n — DSCAN —— PORT n — TIFF —— PORT n — CALS —— PARA — CALS ——...
Page 97 ▼Setting menu (2) Protocol menu For each parallel channel and port in the Protocol menu, select the PDL numbers in “PDL SELECT” as listed below. When the Protocol menu is changed, system reset is executed. Menu name Port number : Protocol name ——PORT 1 :XPT ——PDL SELECT ——XPT PORT...
Page 98: Pdl Menu
PDL menu The various print parameters can be set in the PDL table from the Panel setup menu. The PDL processing program performs print processing in accordance with the print parameter settings. Setting each print parameter allows for convenient operation by allowing you to change how paper is fed and delivered, and enables you to reduce the scale of a drawing.
Page 99: Items Which You Can Set
Items which you can set Set the device offline before performing setting operations. When you press to set the device offline, the following message appears on the display. Changed parameters are saved in non-volatile memory and are not lost when the power is turned off. Although the offline display appears even while printing, there are functions which cannot be operated and these menus will not be displayed.
Page 100: Printing Status
Printing status M E N U # S E T U P M E N U # D E V I C E M E N U # P A P E R M E N U # P R O T O C O L M E N U # R E S E T M E N U...
Page 101: Menu Screen
Menu screen When the device is online and you press the key to go offline, a menu screen appears. Select a menu using the keys and press the key to enter each menu. Setup menu “SETUP” Press the key on the display indicated below to enter the Setup menu. M E N U # S E T U P Press the...
Page 102: Device Menu "Device
Device menu “DEVICE” From the display indicated below, press the key to enter the Device menu. M E N U # D E V I C E Press the key. # P OW E R S A V E > 1 5 m i n Menu Item Functions...
Page 103: Paper Menu "Paper
▼Menu screen Paper menu “PAPER” Press the key while the display below is appearing to enter the Paper menu. M E N U # P A P E R Press the key. P A P E R # R O L L 1 In this menu, you can specify the paper type and series.
Page 104: Function Menu "Function
Function menu “FUNCTION” Press the key on the display below to enter the Function menu. M E N U # F U N C T I O N Press the key. # M E N U P R I N T >...
Page 105: Protocol Menu "Protocol
▼Menu screen Protocol menu “PROTOCOL” Press the key on the display below to enter the Protocol menu. M E N U # P R O T O C O L Press the key. P R O T O C O L # P O R T 1 : X P T After changing these settings, the system will reset.
Page 106: Reset Menu "Reset
Reset menu “RESET” Press the key on the display below to enter the Reset menu. M E N U # R E S E T Press the key. # S Y S T E M R E S E T >...
Page 107: System Menu "System
▼Menu screen System menu “SYSTEM” Press the key on the display below to enter the System menu. M E N U # S Y S T E M Press the key. S Y S T E M # C O M M . P A R A M The system will be reset after these changes are made.
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Page 109: Chapter 4 Basic Menu Operation
Chapter 4 Basic Menu Operation Chapter 4 provides the basic operating information that you set up each menu. Contents of this chapter Summary of basic menu operation Offline menu operation Downloaded From ManualsPrinter.com Manuals...
Page 110: Summary Of Basic Menu Operation
Summary of basic menu operation To enter each menu, operate the respective keys as shown below: M E N U S E T U P # S E T U P # P O R T 1 _ H P G L Setup menu M E N U # P OW E R...
Page 111: Offline Menu Operation
Offline menu operation Press the key to enter the offline mode. If data remains, some menus may not be displayed though key operation is available. Select the menu group using the keys. To enter each menu, press the key. If any disabled key is pressed, a buzzer sounds. Switching the menu on the same hierarchy Press the key to switch the menu within the same hierarchy.
Page 112: Moving The Menu Hierarchy
Moving the menu hierarchy You can move through the menu hierarchy using the key. An example of the setup menu group is shown below: S E T U P A U T O S U P P L Y # P O R T 1 _ H P G L >...
Page 113: Setting Or Changing The Parameters
▼Offline menu operation Setting or changing the parameters Press the key to change the parameters. Press the key to select a parameter. Shift the digits of a numerical value or character to enter a desired one using the keys. Press the key to select the parameter.
Page 114 ■Numerical value input method Shift the digits of a numerical value to enter a desired value using the keys. Press the key to get ready for input. # I P A D D R E S S ✽ 0 2 0 . 0 0 5 .
Page 115 ▼Offline menu operation ■Character input method Shift the digits of the characters using keys. Press the key to get ready for input. # U S E R N A M E ✽ F T P 0 3 Shift the characters, digits using the key (or key).
Page 116 ■Execution method # E N G I N E L O G > Press the key to get ready for input # E N G I N E L O G ✽ O K ? Execute using the key (or return to exit display without execution using the key).
Page 117 ▼Offline menu operation ■Choice execution method # M E N U P R I N T > S Y S T E M Press the key to get ready for input. # M E N U P R I N T ✽...
Page 118: Exiting The Setting
Exiting the setting Press the key to return to the online condition. 4-10 Downloaded From ManualsPrinter.com Manuals...
Page 119: Chapter 5 "Setup" Menu
▼Setting parameter Items Chapter 5 "SETUP" Menu Chapter 5 explains how to set the print parameters. Contents of this chapter Setting parameter items Downloaded From ManualsPrinter.com Manuals...
Page 120: Setting Parameter Items
Setting parameter items The following print parameters can be set. S E T # P O R T 1 _ H P G L Setting PDL parameters and device parameters can be set. • PARAMETER MODE (DSCAN only) • MEDIA SERIES (8HP-GL, TIFF, CALS only) •...
Page 121: Setup Menu Setting Parameter Table
▼Setting parameter items Setup menu setting parameter table Note 1) Disabled ports will not be indicated. (refer to PORT select in the system menu.) Only the PDL selected via PDL select is displayed. (refer to PDL select in the Protocol menu.) Parallel and USB will be indicated only when the respective interfaces are installed.
Page 122 Second hierarchy Third hierarchy Parameter Remarks item item name DATA FIRST, PARAMETER MODE DSCAN only PANEL FIRST A SERIES 9" SERIES 8.5" SERIES MEDIA SERIES 30× 42 SERIES HP-GL, TIFF, CALS only MAP SERIES DIN SERIES CHINA SERIES CONT MODE OPTIMAL MODE AUTO SUPPLY ROLL 1 MODE...
Page 123 ▼Setting parameter items Third hierarchy item Parameter Remarks MARGIN OFFSET MODE VARIABLE SIZE FIXED SIZE MARGIN (mm) 0 to 100 (Initial value=0) MARGIN (in) 0 to 3.9 inches (Initial value=0) -9999.99 to +9999.99 X-OFFSET (mm) (Initial value=0) -393.700 to +393.700 inches X-OFFSET (in) (Initial value=0) -9999.99 to +9999.99...
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Page 126 Third hierarchy item Parameter Remarks ENABLE PRT DRIVER DISABLE HP-GL only CHINA AUTO GRAPHIC LANG. HP-GL HP-GL only HP-GL/2 TERMINATOR PG1; HP-GL only TERMINATOR NR; HP-GL only TERMINATOR SP0; HP-GL only TERMINATOR ESC.) HP-GL only TERMINATOR AF; HP-GL only TERMINATOR AH; HP-GL only TERMINATOR FR;...
Page 127 ▼Setting parameter items Third hierarchy item Parameter Remarks DATA PRIORITY PEN PAR. MODE PANEL PRIORITY 0.00 to 16.00 (Initial value) PEN 0 : 0.2 PEN 1 : 0.3 Pen 8 and later: 10 PEN 2 : 0.4 Set HP-GL to pen 0 to 15. PEN N WIDTH (mm) PEN 3 : 0.5 0.00 is 1-dot width.
Page 128: Setup Parameter Priority Mode
Setup parameter priority mode HP-GL PDL and D-SCAN PDL allow for selecting the setup parameter priority mode (DATA FIRST/PANEL FIRST). Even if the DATA FIRST mode is specified, the settings preset in this printer are used for the parameters to which no data has been specified. Setting items to be affected by parameter mode (D-SCAN only) COPY COUNT FIXSIZE MODE...
Page 129: Parameter Mode (Dscan Only)
▼Setting parameter items PARAMETER MODE (DSCAN only) Allows for determining which setting is enabled for parameters which can be set both with data or on the panel. This setting is performed on the second hierarchy. Note ◆ The DSCAN format is for only customers in Japan. <Parameter (choice input method)>...
Page 130: Auto Supply
AUTO SUPPLY Allows for setting the paper feeding conditions. This setting is performed on the second hierarchy. <Parameter (choice input method)> : Default value CONT MODE When plots can be produced without clipping the drawing, the plots are continuously produced (Small rolls only). OPTIMAL MODE An optimum roll is used for plotting to minimize wasted media.
Page 131: Fixing Mode
▼Setting parameter items FIXING MODE Fixed sizes supported by this device are listed below: A series Long side Short side A0 size 1189.0 mm (46.8 inches) 841.0 mm (33.1 inches) A1 size 841.0 mm (33.1 inches) 594.5 mm (23.4 inches) A2 size 594.5 mm (23.4 inches) 420.5 mm (16.6 inches)
Page 132: Copy Count
<Parameter (choice input method)> : Default value* FIX SIZE Produces fixed form of plots. EXTENSION A In addition to the fixed size of A1 to A4, sizes extended from the fixed size by 0.5 in vertical direction (1.5A3, 2A2, etc.) are also handled as the fixed form.
Page 133: Supply Param
▼Setting parameter items SUPPLY PARAM. ■CENTERING Aligns a drawing to the center of the paper. (See the figure below.) This setting is found on the third hierarchy. <Parameter (choice input method)> : Default value Centering is not performed. Centering is performed. For the data which cannot be completely saved in the spool memory, centering is not available.
Page 134 ■SIZE MARGIN (mm) / SIZE MARGIN (in) Allows for setting of the margin to be used or extended fixed form paper is used when these settings also apply a plot is produced on paper size in the actual length. The paper size of the fixed size or paper roll size is judged as being larger by the value preset for the size margin.
Page 135: Drawing Param
▼Setting parameter items DRAWING PARAM. This is a parameter group that you need to set plotting conditions. ■OFFSET MODE Allows for setting which offset function is used from among MARGIN/ VARIABLE SIZE OFFSET/FIXED SIZE OFFSET. This setting is performed on the third hierarchy. <Parameter (choice input method)>...
Page 136 ■MARGIN (mm) / MARGIN (in) Allows for setting of the margin size to be added to the circumference of drawing actual length. This setting is enabled at the time of OFFSET MODE = MARGIN setting. This setting is performed on the third hierarchy.
Page 137 ▼Setting parameter Items ■WRITE MODE Allows for setting of the drawing overlap method. When the HP-GL data is used for setting the WRITE MODE, the data setting is enabled. The default setting is "OR WRITING". This setting is changed on the third hierarchy. <Parameter (choice input method)>...
Page 138 ■REVERSE (TIFF, CALS only) Allows for setting whether reverse plotting (with black and white inverted) is made or not. This setting is performed on the third hierarchy. <Parameter (choice input method)> : Default value Reverse plotting is not performed. Reverse plotting is performed. ■ERROR MEMO Allows for setting whether to attach an error memo beside the plotting if a command error or other PDL error occurs.
Page 139: Scaling Param
▼Setting parameter items SCALING PARAM. This is a parameter group that allows you to set scale conditions. ■SCALE MODE Allows for setting whether to apply the scale to the drawing manually or allow the automatic reduction. When the manual scale is selected, the scale is applied to the drawing according to the setting of scale X, scale Y and scale FIX.
Page 140 ■SCALE X (%) SCALE Y (%) When setting "SCALE MODE = MANUAL SCALE," values of the scale applied to X and Y directions of the drawing are set up. This setting is performed on the third hierarchy. <Parameter (numerical value input method)> 0.01 to 1000.00 Default value = 100 This setting is enabled when setting "SCALE MODE = MANUAL...
Page 141 ▼Setting parameter items <Parameter (choice input method)> FIX SCALE A Automatically scaled to A4 fix size. Automatically scaled to A3 fix size. Automatically scaled to A2 fix size. Automatically scaled to A1 fix size. Automatically scaled to A0 fix size. FIX SCALE 9"...
Page 142: Format Param. (Hp-Gl Dscan Only)
Allows for choosing whether or not to use the printer driver. When the printer driver is operated together with another driver, this setting should be ENABLE. Even when the printer driver for LP-1020 is set to the PANEL FIRST mode, this setting can be set to ENABLE without causing a problem.
Page 143 ▼Setting parameter items ■GRAPHIC LANG. (HP-GL only) Allows to set whether to handle the data received as HP-GL or HP-GL/2. Data handling is done automatically in the AUTO setting. The origin coordinates affected depending on HP-GL or HP-GL/2. This setting is performed on the third hierarchy.
Page 144 ■PLAN SIZE (HP-GL only) Sets which command is to be enabled as a drawing size command. Sets data to OFF if the drawing size is not properly set. This setting is performed on the third hierarchy. <Parameter (choice input method)> : Default value ON (PS) Sets the PS command as the drawing size.
Page 145 ▼Setting parameter items ■DRAWING (DSCAN only) Sets whether or not to plot DRAWING. This setting is performed on the third hierarchy. <Parameter (choice input method)> : Default value DRAWING Plot is not performed. DRAWING Plot is performed. ■PAPER NO.(DSCAN only) Allows for setting how to handle the paper type No.
Page 146 Manual feed + two-step roll model Paper type No. Paper supply control Sets paper type No. = disable. Supplies paper according to the panel paper supply mode setting. Controls paper supply in the paper supply mode = roll 1 mode. Controls paper supply in the paper supply mode = roll 2 mode.
Page 147: Pen Parameter (Hp-Gl Dscan Only)
▼Setting parameter items PEN PARAMETER (HP-GL DSCAN only) Allows for setting of the thickness (line width), density and other plotting conditions for the pen of this device. The number of pens is different in HP-GL and DSCAN. HP-GL: 00 to 15 DSCAN: 01 to 32 ■PEN PAR.
Page 148 Specified value No. of Specified value No. of (mm (inch)) dots (mm (inch)) dots 0.00 to 0.06 (0.00 to 0.0024) 0.53 to 0.57 (0.0209 to 0.0224) 0.07 to 0.10 (0.0028 to 0.0039) 0.58 to 0.61 (0.0228 to 0.024) 0.11 to 0.14 (0.0043 to 0.0055) 0.62 to 0.65 (0.0244 to 0.0256) 0.15 to 0.19 (0.0059 to 0.0075) 0.66 to 0.69 (0.026 to 0.0272)
Page 149 ▼Setting parameter items ■PEN N CORNER Allows for setting of the line end shape of the pen of this device. This setting is performed on the third hierarchy. <Parameter (choice input method)> : Default value ROUND Specifies the line end in a round shape. BUTT Specifies the line end in a butt shape.
Page 150 The joints can be specified with the parameters illustrated below: ROUND MITERED MITERED length • Any combination other than CORNER = "ROUND" and JOINT = "ROUND" may take long time for plotting. • Lines not jointed (which are not drawn with one stroke) are excluded. •...
Page 151 ▼Setting parameter items ■LINE DISPOSAL Allows for setting of the end shape of fine small lines and their joining method. <Parameter (choice input method)> : Default value OFF : Line end shapes other than round one are treated. ON : All ends of fine small lines are treated as round shape.
Page 152: Raster Param
RASTER PARAM This is a parameter group used to set the raster data plotting conditions. ■IMAGE SCALE Set the reduction mode to reduce binary image data. This setting is performed on the third hierarchy. <Parameter (choice input method)> : Default value LINE DRAW.
Page 153: Chapter 6 "Device" Menu
▼ Setting items Chapter 6 "DEVICE" menu Chapter 6 describes the "DEVICE" menu to specify the operating conditions for the engine of this device. Contents of this chapter Setting items Downloaded From ManualsPrinter.com Manuals...
Page 154: Setting Items
Setting items Operating conditions are set for the engine of this device in the "Device" menu. # P OW E R S A V E > 1 5 m i n "Device" menu has a structure as listed below: Menu First hierarchy item Parameter 15 min...
Page 155: Power Save
▼ Setting items POWER SAVE Specifies the time until the power saving mode is entered to minimize the power consumption. <Parameter (choice input method)> : Default value 15 min Device enters the power saving mode after being left for 15 minutes.
Page 156: Edge Cut Timer
EDGE CUT TIMER When you plot data received after waiting for the data continuously, specify the time waiting for the data so that the paper roll end is automatically cut and the plot is produced. ◆ If plotting is not effected for a long time, the paper roll end may be crumpled or stained by moisture or dust causing blurring or missing of print.
Page 157: Door Open Cut
▼ Setting items DOOR OPEN CUT Specifies whether the plotting is started or not after the paper roll end is automatically cut, when you plot the first data after opening and closing the roll 1 or roll 2 door. Cutting width is 400 mm (15.7 inches). ◆...
Page 158 BOTTLE MAINT. In order to prevent the waste toner from accumulating unevenly in the waste toner bottle, this device provides the maintenance function that taps the waste toner bottle to level the waste toner when the specified amount of print is executed. Set whether this maintenance starts automatically or a message to prompt you to perform maintenance is displayed.
Page 159: Chapter 7 "Paper" Menu
Chapter 7 "PAPER" menu Chapter 7 describes the "PAPER" menu used to specify the type of paper. Always specify this item according to the type of paper which is installed on this device. Contents of this chapter Setting items Downloaded From ManualsPrinter.com Manuals...
Page 160: Setting Items
Setting items Allows for setting of the type and series of the paper rolls. P A P E R # R O L L 1 Menu / First Second Menu Parameter hierarchy item hierarchy item BOND #MEDIA TYPE TRACING >BOND FILM A SERIES PAPER...
Page 161: Media Series
▼Setting items MEDIA SERIES The following widths are used in this device. When a paper roll is loaded into the paper feed unit, the series of the paper specified in this setting should be accordingly. A SERIES A0 (841 mm / 33.1 inches), A1 (594.5 mm / 23.4 inches), A2 (420.5 mm / 16.6 inches), A3 (297.3 mm / 11.7 inches) 9"...
Page 162 <Parameter (Choice input method)> : Default value A SERIES /9" SERIES /8.5" SERIES /30×42 SERIES / MAP SERIES / DIN SERIES / CHINA SERIES Note ◆ Only choices of MEDIA SERIES which are ON in the ENABLE SERIES of the system menu are displayed. Downloaded From ManualsPrinter.com Manuals...
Page 163: Chapter 8 "Function" Menu
▼Setting items Chapter 8 "FUNCTION" menu Chapter 8 describes the "FUNCTION" menu and its operating procedures. Read this chapter when confirming the setup or adjusting the data or time. Contents of this chapter Setting items Downloaded From ManualsPrinter.com Manuals...
Page 164: Setting Items
Setting items Function menu is used to execute the plotter functions provided for by this device. # M E N U P R I N T > S Y S T E M If there is a job standing for processing, this function cannot be operated. >...
Page 165: Menu Print
▼Setting items MENU PRINT Prints the system version, device configuration information, parameter setting information and status of consumables, etc. <Parameter (choice execution method)> : Default value SYSTEM Prints the System menu information (initial value). Note 1) PORTn Prints the setting information for the Ethernet port. Note 2) PARA Prints the setting information for the Parallel channel.
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Page 167: Hpgl Self Plot
▼Setting items HPGL SELF PLOT Executes self-plotting of HPGL data format built in the device. <Parameter (choice execution method)> : Default value PORTn Executes self-plotting based on the setting information of the PDL table (HPGL) for the port n of Ethernet. Note 1) PARA Executes self-plotting based on the setting information of the...
Page 168: Dscan Self Plot
DSCAN SELF PLOT Executes self-plotting of DSCAN built data format in the device. Note ◆ The DSCAN format is for only customers in Japan. <Parameter (choice execution method)> : Default value PORTn Executes self-plotting based on the setting information of the PDL table (DSCAN) for the port n of Ethernet.
Page 169: Error Log
▼Setting items ERROR LOG Executes error log print by the specified number of pages from the latest error log information. <Parameter (choice execution method)> : Default value PAGE COUNT 1 Prints one page of the latest error log information. PAGE COUNT 2 Prints two pages of the latest error log information.
Page 170: Job Log
JOB LOG Executes job log print by the specified number of pages from the latest one. <Parameter (choice execution method)> : Default value PAGE COUNT 1 Prints one page of the latest job log information. PAGE COUNT 2 Prints two pages of the latest job log information. PAGE COUNT 3 Prints three pages of the latest job log information.
Page 171 ▼Setting items e l i i t i i t a , l o e l i e l i l a t : t i ) s t l a t t s i : t i t a t i t e t e l l l e...
Page 172: Engine Log
ENGINE LOG Prints the engine information. (Sample of print) 8-10 Downloaded From ManualsPrinter.com Manuals...
Page 173: System Date
▼Setting items SYSTEM DATE Specifies the date (year, month, day). Enters the date in the christian year. This setting value is referred to when the menu print, error log or job log is saved. SYSTEM TIME Specifies the time (hour, minute, second). Enters the date in the 24-hour system.
Page 174: Mainte Info
MAINTE INFO Prints the maintenance information (the total number of printouts by this device) saved in the nonvolatile memory of this device. DATA DUMP Prints part of the plotting data in hexadecimal digit. By this operation, last plotting data of the received plot is dumped. ◆...
Page 175: Chapter 9 "Protocol" Menu
▼Setting items Chapter 9 "PROTOCOL" menu Chapter 9 describes the "PROTOCOL" menu and its operating procedures. Read this chapter when setting the communication protocol. Contents of this chapter Setting items Downloaded From ManualsPrinter.com Manuals...
Page 176: Setting Items
Setting items The protocol menu is used to set up the communication protocol. P R O T O C O L # P O R T X P T This device is provided with the interface connector for the Ethernet interface as the standard specification.
Page 177: Pdl Select
▼Setting items PDL SELECT This device supports 4 types of data formats (PDL). Data format (PDL) used for the parallel channel or each Ethernet port can be set up. Select and specify the initial character of each PDL. <Parameter (character input method)> 4 characters Default value: HDTC (Select all of HPGL, DSCAN, TIFF, and CALS)
Page 178: Xpt Port
Example 1: When using the HPGL format only # P D L S E L E C T > H - Example 2: When using both the HPGL format and TIFF format # P D L S E L E C T >...
Page 179: User Name
▼Setting items USER NAME Specifies the FTP printer name (characters). <Parameter (numerical value input method)> 3 to 8 characters Default value: FTPxx xx: Port No. A to Z, 0 to 9, - (hyphen), and _ (under bar) can be used. Do not use the same printer name in multiple ports.
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Page 181: Chapter 10 "Reset" Menu
▼Reset functions Chapter 10 "RESET" menu Chapter 10 describes the "RESET" menu and its operating procedures. Read this chapter when initializing this device. Contents of this chapter Reset functions 10-1 Downloaded From ManualsPrinter.com Manuals...
Page 182: Reset Functions
Reset functions The reset menu is used to execute the reset functions. S Y S T E M R E S E T > > > SYSTEM RESET Restarts the system. Turns the device to power ON condition. All received data is cleared. 10-2 Downloaded From ManualsPrinter.com Manuals...
Page 183: Port Reset
▼Reset functions PORT RESET Executes the communication reset for the selected logical port. Only active Ethernet ports are displayed for the port reset. 10-3 Downloaded From ManualsPrinter.com Manuals...
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Page 185: Chapter 11 "System" Menu
▼Setting items Chapter 11 "SYSTEM" menu Chapter 11 describes the "SYSTEM" menu and its operating procedures. Read this chapter when setting the communication conditions for the Ethernet, parallel and USB connections or when returning the setting of this device to the setting at the time of shipment from the factory. Contents of this chapter Setting items 11-1...
Page 186: Setting Items
Setting items After this menu is changed, the parameters are automatically saved and the system is reset. When there is a job standing for processing, you can only refer to this menu. If you only refer to the menu and do not change it, the system returns to the offline condition.
Page 187: Communication Parameter "Comm. Param
▼Setting items Communication parameter "COMM. PARAM" This three interfaces that support this device are: (1) Ethernet interface (2) Parallel interface (3) USB interface This item is used to set up communication parameters by interface. ■ETHERNET Specifies the Ethernet interface for communication. (Refer to Chapter 12.) ■PARALLEL Specifies the parallel interface for communication.
Page 188 ●TIMEOUT (100msec.) Specifies the time at which the data reception is considered to have been completed after the data transmission is discontinued (unit: 100 msec). <Parameter (numerical value input method)> 1 to 18000 Default value: 300 ■USB Specifies the USB interface for communication. This menu is displayed only when the USB interface is installed.
Page 189: Web Lock
▼Setting items ■Terioplot Specifies whether to use Terioplot or not in operation. For the operation of Terioplot, refer to Chapter 13 and the documents supplied with the “Terioplot” software package. ●Terioplot Specifies whether to use Terioplot or not in operation. <Parameter (choice input method)>...
Page 190: Enable Series
ENABLE SERIES Specifies effective media series handled by this device. Menu Second hierarchy item Parameter #A SERIES >ON #9" SERIES >OFF #8.5" SERIES >OFF SYSTEM #30× 42 SERIES # ENABLE SERIES >OFF #MAP SERIES >OFF #DIN SERIES >OFF #CHINESE SERIES >ON ■Paper Specifies whether to use the following paper of series:...
Page 191 ▼Setting items 30×42 SERIES ROLL 30" (762.0 mm) MAP SERIES ROLL 700 mm (27.6 inches), 500 mm (19.7 inches) DIN SERIES ROLL 707 mm (27.8 inches), 500 mm (19.7 inches) CHINA SEIRIES ROLL 914 mm (36 inches), 910 mm (35.8 inches), 900 mm (35.4 inches), 880 mm (34.6 inches), 620 mm (24.4 inches), 610 mm (24 inches), 450 mm (17.7 inches), 440 mm (17.3 inches), 310 mm (12.2 inches), 297 mm (11.7 inches)
Page 192: Apply Roll
APPLY ROLL Specifies the roll size by media series. Menu Second hierarchy item Third hierarchy item Parameter #USE A0 >ON #USE A1 >ON APPLY ROLL #A SERIES #USE A2 >OFF #USE A3 >ON #USE 36" >ON #USE 24" >OFF APPLY ROLL #9"...
Page 193 ▼Setting items ■Each size paper of each series Specifies whether to use each size paper of the series. A SERIES /9" SERIES /8.5" SERIES /30×42 SERIES / MAP SERIES / DIN SERIES / CHINA SERIES <Parameter (choice input method)> : Default value OFF/ON Note ◆...
Page 194: China Size
CHINA SIZE Specifies the roll size of the Chinese series handled by this device. Menu Second hierarchy item Parameter 914 mm (36 inches) #CHINA A0 910 mm (35.8 inches) >914 mm (36 inches) 900 mm (35.4 inches) 880 mm (34.6 inches) #CHINA A1 620 mm (24.4 inches) SYSTEM...
Page 195: Initial Set
▼Setting items INITIAL SET Initializes the parameters which are specified in this device to optimum values in each country. <Parameter (choice input method)> : Default value STANDARD/CHINA Note ◆ Select "CHINA" if this device is used in China. When this device is used in a country other than China, select "STANDARD."...
Page 196: Language
LANGUAGE Switches the message display on the LCD. <Parameter (choice input method)> : Default value JAPANESE/ENGLISH LENGTH UNITS Switches the length unit (millimeter or inch). <Parameter (choice input method)> : Default value MILLIMETERS/INCHES ADMIN PASSWORD Specifies the administrator password. This password prevents the settings of the plotter from being changed.
Page 197 ▼Setting items When the administrator password is specified, the following password verification window appears before proceeding to the menu screen. Enter the administrator password according to the procedure given below. # A D M I N P A S S WO R D ✽...
Page 198 ◆ If the key is pressed when the administrator password is “00000000”, the user-level menu mode appears. The user-level menu mode has the display and settings restrictions as below: ●Items that are displayed but cannot be set Menu First hierarchy item Second hierarchy item SYSTEM COMM.PARAM...
Page 199: Chapter 12 Ethernet Parameter "Ethernet
▼Setting items Chapter 12 Ethernet parameter "ETHERNET" Chapter 12 describes the "Ethernet" menu and its operating procedures. Read this chapter when setting the communication conditions for the Ethernet, parallel, and USB connections or when returning the setting of this device to the setting at the time of shipment from the factory. Contents of this chapter Setting items 12-1...
Page 200: Setting Items
Setting items Ethernet parameter is an item in the system menu. After this menu is changed, the parameter is automatically saved and the system is reset. When there is a job standing for processing, you can only refer to this menu.
Page 201 ▼Setting items / I I > / I I > > > > > > > ⋅ > > > > > ⋅ Note 1) Up to 10 ports including XPT, LPD, FTP can be specified. The initial value is 1 port for each protocol.(XLF–––––––––––) Setting example: # PORT SELECT 1-10 >FFFXXXLLL_ ..In case of 3 ports for each protocol.
Page 202: Port Select
PORT SELECT Selects the Ethernet port and protocol. 10 ports are expressed in 10 digits on LCD. Port selectors 1 to 10 selects ports 1 to 10. <Parameter (choice input method)> X/L/F/- : XPT protocol (XPT: Raw Protocol (socket)) : LPD protocol : FTP protocol : Not set 1234567890...
Page 203: Ip Address
▼Setting items IP ADDRESS Specifies the IP address (Internet address) of this device. This parameter is the same as that specified the installing operation. <Parameter (numerical input method)> 000.000.000.000 to 255.255.255.255 Default value: 000.000.000.000 (not set) For instance, when the IP address is 130.28.3.10, specify 130.028.003.010. SUBNET MASK Specifies the subnet mask of the network to which this device belongs.
Page 204: Routing Table
ROUTING TABLE Specifies the routing table of this device. It is used to connect this device to a host of other network. ■GATEWAY ADDR Specifies the Router IP address. <Parameter (numerical input method)> 000.000.000.000 to 255.255.255.255 Default value: 000.000.000.000 (not set) ■NETWORK ADDR Specifies the network address <Parameter (numerical input method)>...
Page 205: Setup Details
▼Setting items SETUP DETAILS Specifies details of other Ethernet items. ■ROUTING TABLE 2 Specifies the routing table from the second to tenth items of this device. It is used to connect this device to a host of other network. ●GATEWAY ADDR [Gateway address 02-10] Specifies the router IP address.
Page 206 ■METRIC Specifies the metric. <Parameter (numerical input method)> 1 to 255 Default value: 64 ■ETHERNET ADDR This is a physical address peculiar to this device. Ethernet address of this device is "0800832Annnn." This parameter is displayed, but cannot be specified. ■CONNECTION SPD.
Page 207 ▼Setting items ■CONNECTION TYPE Specifies the connection type. <Parameter (choice input method)> : Default value AUTO Automatically recognizes Full Duplex/ Half Duplex. FULL Sets to Full Duplex. HALF Sets to Half Duplex. ■HTTP PORT Specifies the HTTP port when using the Web function. <Parameter (numerical input method)>...
Page 208 ■FTP DATA TYPE Specifies the initial value of the data transfer type when receiving ftp data. <Parameter (choice input method)> : Default value ASCII/BIN/BIN ■SNMP Specifies the SNMP operation. When the setting is ON, SNMP is enabled. The SNMP community name can be specified using the Web name. <Parameter (choice input method)>...
Page 209 ▼Setting items ●ERROR Specifies whether to transmit the TRAP if an engine-related error occurs (except for technical call error). When an error occurs, TRAP is sent to the TRAP manager which was specified in the TRAP manager described above. If the TRAP manager item is not specified, setting to ON is disabled. <Parameter (choice input method)>...
Page 210 ●PORT Port is enabled and can be specified when <ON (PORT)> is selected from the operation TRAP** job menu. After completion of printing all jobs transmitted to the specified port of this device, TRAP is transmitted to the TRAP manager. <Parameter (choice input method)>...
Page 211: Chapter 13 Terioplot
▼Setting items Chapter 13 Terioplot Chapter 13 describes the Terioplot software supplied with the plotter (Note, in Asian and Oceania countries, the Terioplot software is available as the option). Contents of this chapter About Terioplot Terioplot Hardware Requirements Settings Restrictions 13-1 Downloaded From ManualsPrinter.com Manuals...
Page 212: About Terioplot
About Terioplot Terioplot software supplied with the plotter enables integrated control of the plotter as follows (Note, in Asian and Oceania countries, the Terioplot software is available as the option). Computer where Plotter "Terioplot" software is installed ●Job management ●Print charge management ●Previewing ●Zoomable drawing etc.
Page 213: Terioplot Hardware Requirements
Terioplot Hardware Requirements ▼Setting items The Terioplot operation requires the following hardware environment: Host Computer Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP Professional 32-bit, SP2 or higher Host Computer Requirements ● CPU: AMD Athlon™ 2GHz or more Intel® Pentium® 4 3GHz or more Intel®...
Page 214: Settings
Settings In order to operate the plotter using the Terioplot software, it is necessary to preset the plotter, install the Terioplot software and specify various settings. For details, see the documents supplied with the Terioplot software package. The documents supplied with this software also describe how to use and how to configure.
Page 215: Restrictions
Restrictions ▼Setting items There are the following restrictions when the plotter is connected with the Terioplot computer and operated. ●Receiving print data via network connection Only the host computer where Terioplot is installed can receive print data via a network connection. ●Receiving print data via USB or parallel connection Print data cannot be received via USB or parallel connection.
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Page 217: Chapter 14 Troubleshooting
Chapter 14 Troubleshooting Chapter 14 describes a troubleshooting method for this device. If the trouble is not resolved despite the corrective measures, contact your dealer or our service center. Contents of this chapter Troubleshooting When an error message appears Error log Troubleshooting for ethernet If "BOTTLE MAINT.
Page 218 Troubleshooting Before calling your dealer or our service center, check the following items and take corrective measures. ■Items to be checked Symptom Items to be checked Corrective measure Power cable connection Plug the power cable into the outlet correctly. No power Power supply to the outlet Supply the power to the outlet.
Page 219: When An Error Message Appears
When an error message appears When the ERROR lamp lights, first check the message displayed on the LCD. The error messages are as follows. Take corrective measures according to the error message displayed. ◆ In case of a communication warning or data error, the ERROR lamp does not light.
Page 220 ■Clearing paper jam in main body O P E N D O O R R E M O V E P A P E R Open the top cover. Top cover (Door 6) Remove the jammed paper. If you cannot see the jammed paper, refer to step After you removed the jammed paper, refer to step 5.
Page 221 ▼When an error message appears Open the manual paper feed holder and the fixation door. Fixation door (Door 7) Manual paper feed holder (Door 8) Remove the jammed paper. 1 Lift the paper guide. 2 Remove the paper gently so that toner does not spill.
Page 222 Close the top cover, fixation door and manual paper feed holder. After you closed the top cover, fixation door and manual paper feed holder, the following message appears on the LCD, and then the plotting restarts from the drawing that jammed. W A I T A M O M E N T X X / X X ✽...
Page 223 ▼When an error message appears ■Clearing paper jam in main body (cutter area) O P E N D O O R R E M O V E P A P E R Open the cutter door. Loosen the two knobs and open the cutter door gently.
Page 224 ■Clearing paper jam in manual feed drawer O P E N D O O R 9 , 4 O P E N D O O R 6 , 9 , 4 R E M O V E P A P E R R E M O V E P A P E R Open the top cover (Door 6).
Page 225 ▼When an error message appears Open the cutter door inside. Cutter door inside (Door 9) Open the manual feed drawer toward you. Caution ◆ The manual feed drawer will fall if you pull it out to far. Thus, take care not to let it fall Manual feed on your feet to avoid injury.
Page 226 Remove the jammed paper, insert the manual feed drawer and close the cutter door inside as well as the outside cutter door (door 5). After you closed the door, the following message appears on the control panel, and then the plotting restarts from the drawing that jammed.
Page 227 ▼When an error message appears ■Clearing paper jam in roll 1 or 2 paper roll drawer (if so equipped) O P E N D O O R 5 , X O P E N D O O R R E M O V E P A P E R R E M O V E P A P E R...
Page 228 Rewind the end of roll paper. Turn the paper flange in the direction indicated in the illustration to such extent that the end of the wrinkled roll paper is visible. Paper flange Cut the end of the paper. While holding the end of the paper roll, cut it with the cutter removing all of the wrinkled paper.
Page 229 ▼When an error message appears Close the roll paper drawer and the cutter door. After you close the drawer and the door, the following message appears on the LCD, and then the plotting restarts from the drawing that jammed. W A I T A M O M E N T X X / X X ✽...
Page 230: Door Open
Door Open If the door is opened, the following message appears on the control panel. ■Roll 1 drawer (Door 1) C L O S E D O O R Description : The roll 1 drawer is opened. Measure : Close the roll 1 drawer. ■Roll 2 drawer (Door 2) C L O S E D O O R...
Page 231 ▼When an error message appears ■Top cover (Door 6) C L O S E D O O R Description : The top cover is open. Measure : Close the top cover. ■Fixation door (Door 7) C L O S E D O O R Description : The fixation door is open.
Page 232: Operator Call
Operator Call For this error message, the operator can take corrective action. Take measures according to the displayed error message. However, if the same symptom recurs frequently, please contact your dealer or our service center. S E T U P I S W R O N G # I N I T I A L S E T...
Page 233: Warning
▼When an error message appears Warning ■Operator notice warning W S P O O L I N I T I A L I Z E D J O B W A S D E L E T E D Description : The saved job has been damaged, and thus the spool area is initialized (When HDD is installed).
Page 234 W N V R A M E R R O R Description : The nonvolatile memory (NVRAM) of the device has been damaged. Usual printing can be performed, but some functions that use this area may not operate correctly. Measure : If the device does not recover from this error by turning the power off and on, please notify your dealer or our service center of the displayed error message and error...
Page 235 ▼When an error message appears W U N - I N I T . N V R A M Description : This message appears if the nonvolatile memory (NVRAM) of the device is not initialized. Measure : The display of this warning message continues until the key is pressed.
Page 236 ■Communication warnings Description : A communication error message appears if any communication error occurs between the computer and the device. For a practical description, see the following table. Measure : If the device does not recover from this error by turning the power off and on, follow the guidelines described in the Measure column of the table.
Page 237 ▼When an error message appears (2) Mail interface I N T E R F A C E - M L x x x x xxxx: Error code . s s s t i i t t s t i i t t , l o i t a (3) USB interface...
Page 238 Note ◆ The PDL warning appears on the control panel, but it disappears when the next operation is performed. Consequently, you may not know that the error occurred. ◆ It is recommended that the “ERROR MEMO” of “DRAWING PARAM.” in the setup menu be turned on, so that the error message is printed on the drawing.
Page 239 ▼When an error message appears Error Printed error memo Description Measure code I n s t a l l o p t i o n a l H D D , o r specify the CENTERING = 0305 W SPOOL OVERFLOW The spool memory overflows.
Page 240 ■Engine warning Description : This error may occur when image data is transferred from the controller to the engine for printing. The drawing on which this error occurred may not be printed correctly because image data for printing is not transferred correctly.
Page 241: Service Call Errors
▼When an error message appears Service Call Errors Description : This error message may appear if an unrecoverable hardware or firmware failure occurs in the device. In this case, you need call a service person to take measures. Measure : If the device does not recover from this error after turning the power off and on, please notify your dealer or our service center of the displayed error message and error condition.
Page 242 ■Controller errors Description : This error message may appear if an unrecoverable and fatal error occurs in each program module provided on the controller of the device. (1) Error in PDL module xxxx: Error code F 0 6 4 - x x x x P OW E R O F F / O N (2) Error in engine control module E 5 6 E - x x x x...
Page 243 ▼When an error message appears (3) Error in operation module xxxx: Error code E F 7 0 - x x x x P OW E R O F F / O N (4) Error in main module F 0 6 D - x x x x xxxx: Error code P OW E R O F F / O N i t a...
Page 244 (6) Error in panel control module F 0 6 E - x x x x xxxx: Error code P OW E R O F F / O N (7) Error in spool module F 3 7 5 - x x x x xxxx: Error code P OW E R O F F / O N 14-28...
Page 245: Error Log
Error log Each time an error or warning occurs in the device, it is displayed on the control panel and also the error log information is saved in the internal memory. The error log information saved in the internal memory includes additionally the time when an error occurred, and therefore you can confirm the error log using the “ERROR PRINT”...
Page 246: Log Registration Format
Log Registration Format An error or warning displayed on the LCD is registered as log information in the following format. Case 1 “yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss a bbbb-cccc” Case 2 “yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss a ssssssss cccc” Case 3 “yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss a ssssssss” yyyy/mm/dd year/month/day hh:mm:ss hour:minute:second...
Page 247: Type Of Error Log
▼Error log Type of Error Log The errors are classified as follows. The following log examples show the information saved in the log file. Service Call Error (Classification: E) Description : An unrecoverable error that needs service person's intervention. Cause : Hardware or firmware is faulty.
Page 248 Warning (Classification: W) Description : A warning state such as being low on consumables, or that a data error occurred. Cause : A consumable is almost used up, or any failure in the environment, settings, or data occurred. Measure : Take appropriate measures to remove the cause. *Log example in case of HPGL format error “W DATA 0201”...
Page 249: Error Log Classification Table
▼Error log Error Log Classification Table Message Classification Description Measure E xxxxxxxx Service call error An unrecoverable error If the device does not recover (Error) needs a service person's from this error after turning the intervention. power off and on, please notify your dealer or our service center of the displayed error message and error condition.
Page 250: Troubleshooting For Ethernet
LAN cable is connected to another host or printer. Check if the ping command to the device is effective. Network system is - Check if the LP-1020 operates - Please consult a system faulty by the ping command administrator.
Page 251 ▼Troubleshooting for ethernet , p t , p t i f i i t t i t c . t c r t s ) . s . ) e i t t . s s i t t t s i i t t r i f i t t...
Page 252: If "Bottle Maint. Starts" Appears
If "BOTTLE MAINT. STARTS" appears In order to prevent the waste toner from accumulating unevenly in the waste toner bottle, this device provides a maintenance function that taps the waste toner bottle to level the waste toner when the specified amount of print is executed.
Page 253: When A Print Error Occurs
When a print error occurs This section explains how to solve print quality problems. Take appropriate measures according to the symptoms. ■Measures to solve print quality problems Symptom Cause Corrective measure Plotting is ---------- Adjust the density. ⇒ Page 6-5 light/dark The type of loaded paper does Replace the paper, or change the...
Page 254: When There Is An Abnormal Sound
When there is an abnormal sound If you hear an abnormal sound, contact your dealer or our service center. Note ◆ In order to prevent the waste toner from accumulating unevenly in the waste toner bottle, this device provides the maintenance function that taps the waste toner bottle at the definite interval to level the waste toner.
Page 255: Appendix
▼ Basic Specifications Appendix Appendix covers basic specifications, configuration, menu structure, and commands of the LP-1020 series plotters. The contents of Appendix are as follows: Basic specifications Menu structure Command List Appendix-1 Downloaded From ManualsPrinter.com Manuals...
Page 256: Basic Specifications
Basic specifications Plotter Specification ■ Basic Specifications of Plotter (1/2) Specifications/Functions Items LP-1020 LP-1020L Recording method Electrophotographic method (LED exposure) Developing method Dry development (one component) Type of photosensitive element Fusing system Heat roller Resolution 600 dpi A0 (ortrait) : 3.4 sheets/min A1 (portrait) : 4.6 sheets/min...
Page 257 ▼ Basic specifications (2/2) Specifications/Function Items LP-1020 LP-1020L In operation : 61dB (A) or less (continuous sound) Noise In standby : 53dB (A) or less Calorific value 4860 kJ or less 120 V AC ± 10% Power supply voltage 230 V AC ± 10% Frequency 50/60 Hz ±...
Page 258: Menu Structure
Menu structure ◆ The menu structure shown below is prepared on the basis of the factory settings of the plotter. [SETUP] MENU Note ( ) DSCAN only M e n u Note ( ) HP-GL, TIFF, CALS only # S E T U P Note ( ) Double rolls model only Note (...
Page 259 ▼ Menu structure Note ( ) TIFF, CALS only Note ( HP-GL only #DRAWING PARAM. #OFFSET MODE >MARGIN *MARGIN *VARIABLE SIZE *FIXED SIZE #MARGIN (mm) / #MARGIN (in) >0 *0 to 100 (0 to 3.9 inches) #X-OFFSET (mm) / #X-OFFSET (in) *-9999.99 to 9999.99 >0 (-393.700 to...
Page 260 Note ( ) HP-GL, TIFF, CALS only #FIX SCALE A >A4 >A3 >A2 >A1 >A0 #FIX SCALE 9" ( >A >B C" Appendix-6 Downloaded From ManualsPrinter.com Manuals...
Page 261 ▼ Menu structure Note ( ) HP-GL, TIFF, CALS only C" >C >D >E #FIX SCALE 8.5" ( >A >B >C >D D" Appendix-7 Downloaded From ManualsPrinter.com Manuals...
Page 262 Note ( ) HP-GL, DSCAN only D" Note ( ) HP-GL only >E #FORMAT PARM.( #PRT DRIVER ( *ENABLE >ENABLE *DISABLE *CHINA #GRAPHIC LANG. ( >AUTO *AUTO *HP-GL *HP-GL/2 #TERMINATOR ( #PG1; >ON *OFF #NR; >ON *OFF #SP0; >ON *OFF #ESC.) >ON *OFF...
Page 263 ▼ Menu structure #DRAWING ( >NOP *NOP *EOP #PAPER NO. ( >PAPER SOURCE *PAPER SOURCE *PAPER TYPE *OFF #PEN PARAMETER ( #PEN PAR. MODE >DATA PRIORITY *DATE PRIORITY *PANEL PRIORITY #PEN0 #WIDTH (mm) / #WIDTH (in) >n *0.00 to 16.00 (0 to 0.629 inches) #DENSITY (%) >n...
Page 264: [Device] Menu
[DEVICE] MENU M E N U # D E V I C E #POWER SAVE *15min >15min *30min *60min *90min *235min #EDGE CUT TIMER >OFF *OFF *30min *1hour *2hour *4hour *1min *5min *10min #DOOR OPEN CUT >OFF *OFF #DENSITY >NORMAL *THIN *RATHER THIN *NORMAL...
Page 265: [Paper] Menu
▼ Menu structure [PAPER] MENU M E N U # P A P E R PAPER #MEDIA TYPE >ROLLn >BOND *BOND *TRACING *FILM #MEDIA SERIES >A SERIES *A SERIES *9" SERIES *8.5" SERIES *30x42 SERIES *MAP SERIES *DIN SERIES *CHINA SERIES Appendix-11 Downloaded From ManualsPrinter.com Manuals...
Page 266: [Function] Menu
[FUNCTION] MENU M E N U # F U N C T I O N #MENU PRINT *SYSTEM >SYSTEM *PORTn *PARA *USB *ALL #HPGL SELF PLOT *PORTn >PORT1 *PARA *USB #DSCAN SELF PLOT *PORTn >PORT1 *PARA #ERROR LOG *PAGE COUNT 1 >PAGE COUNT 1 *PAGE COUNT 5 #JOB LOG...
Page 267: [Protocol] Menu
▼ Menu structure [PROTOCOL] MENU M E N U # P R O T O C O L PROTOCOL #PDL SELECT #PORT1:XPT >HDTC #XPT PORT >9100 PROCOCOL #PDL SELECT #PORT2:LPD >HDTC #PRINTER NAME >LP02 #PDL SELECT PROTOCOL >HDTC #PORT3:FTP #USER NAME >FTP03 PROTOCOL #PARALLEL...
Page 268: [Reset] Menu
[RESET] MENU M E N U # R E S E T #SYSTEM RESET > #PORT RESET >PORT1 Appendix-14 Downloaded From ManualsPrinter.com Manuals...
Page 269: [System] Menu
▼ Menu structure [SYSTEM] MENU M E N U # S Y S T E M SYSTEM COMM. PARAM #COMM. PARAM #ETHERNET COMM. PARAM #PARALLEL #TIMING MODE >NORMAL *NORMAL *FAST *SLOW #TIME OUT(100msec) *1 to 18000 >300 COMM. PARAM #USB #TIME OUT(sec) >10 *0 to 99...
Page 270 #WEB LOCK *OFF >OFF SYSTEM #A SERIES #ENABLE SERIES >ON *OFF #9" SERIES >OFF *OFF #8.5" SERIES >OFF *OFF #30x42 SERIES >OFF *OFF #MAP SERIES >OFF *OFF #DIN SERIES >OFF *OFF #CHINA SERIES >ON *OFF SYSTEM APPLY ROLL #APPLY ROLL #A SERIES #USE A0 >ON...
Page 271 ▼ Menu structure APPLY ROLL #USE 36" #9" SERIES >ON *OFF #USE 24" >OFF *OFF #USE 18" >OFF *OFF #USE 12" >OFF *OFF APPLY ROLL #USE 34" #8.5" SERIES >ON *OFF #USE 22" >OFF *OFF #USE 17" >OFF *OFF #USE 11" >OFF APPLY ROLL *OFF...
Page 272 APPLY ROLL #DIN SERIES #USE B1-DIN >ON *OFF #USE B2-DIN >OFF *OFF APPLY ROLL #USE CHINA A0 #CHINA SERIES >ON *OFF #USE CHINA A1 >OFF *OFF #USE CHINA A2 >OFF *OFF #USE CHINA A3 SYSTEM >OFF #CHINA SIZE #CHINA A0 *OFF >914mm 914mm (36 inches)
Page 273 ▼ Menu structure #PORT SELECT 1-10 >XLF------------ #DHCP *DISABLE >DISABLE *ENABLE #IP ADDRESS >000.000.000.000 *000.000.000.000 to *255.255.255.255 #SUBNET MASK >000.000.000.000 *000.000.000.000 to *255.255.255.255 #GATEWAY ADDR01 #ROUTING TABLE >000.000.000.000 *000.000.000.000 to *255.255.255.255 #NETWORK ADDR01 >000.000.000.000 *000.000.000.000 to *255.255.255.255 #SETUP DETAILS #ROUTING TABLE2 #GATEWAY ADDR02 >000.000.000.000 *000.000.000.000...
Page 274 #CONNECTION TYPE >AUTO *AUTO *FULL *HALF #HTTP PORT >00080 *0 to 65535 #PORT TIME OUT >30min *OFF *5min *10min *15min *30min #FTP DATE TYPE >ASCII/BIN *ASCII/BIN *BIN #SNMP >OFF *OFF #SNMP VERSION >V1 #TRAPnn #MANEGER >000.000.000.000 *000.000.000.000 to *255.255.255.255 #ERROR >ON *OFF #JOB...
Page 275: Command List
Command list ▼ Command list HP-GL,HP-GL/2 Device Control Command List Symbols in the following table denote as follows: ™ : Denotes the command supported by this plotter. : Denotes that only part of the command function is supported by this plotter. ×...
Page 276: Hp-Gl,Hp-Gl/2 Device Plotting Command List
HP-GL,HP-GL/2 Device Plotting Command List Symbols in the following table denote as follows: ™ : Denotes the command supported by this plotter. : Denotes that only part of the command function is supported by this plotter. × : Denotes the command not supported by this plotter. If a command not supported by this plotter is received, that command is ignored.
Page 277 ▼ Command list (2/3) c i f i l l i t c × i t c i l l e t t i t c i l l e t t i t c i l l r t t i t c i t c ×...
Page 278 (3/3) c i f i t c i t c i t c i t c i t t i t c × i t c i t c i t c × c i t t a t i t c ×...
Page 279: Hp Rtl Plotting Command List
▼ Command list HP RTL Plotting Command List Symbols in the following table denote as follows: ™ : Denotes the command supported by this plotter. : Denotes that only part of the command function is supported by this plotter. × : Denotes the command not supported by this plotter. If a command not supported by this plotter is received, that command is ignored.
Page 280 (2/2) i f i × ✽ i f i ✽ . a t ✽ × ✽ e t t e t t . r e ✽ e t t × e t t t t a i f i i t e ×...
Page 281: D-Scan Format Command List
▼ Command list D-SCAN Format Command List Symbols in the following table denote as follows: ™ : Denotes the command supported by this plotter. × : Denotes the command not supported by this plotter (it is ignored by the plotter). Note ◆...
Page 282 (2/6) c i f i t t e l i i t a i f i — — e l i — — . e l — — X , X — — i f i i f i i t c —...
Page 283 ▼ Command list (3/6) c i f i t t i t a i f i — — e l i — — . e l — — X , X — — i f i i f i i t c —...
Page 284 (4/6) c i f t t a . s t . ) t . ) t e r i i t c , t f . ) t i l a c i t i t c . ) s .
Page 285 ▼ Command list (5/6) c i f . t r e t t i t i l a i i t i i r t , t h i s r i r t . ) e i l a i l a .
Page 286 (6/6) c i f i t a i t a i t a r e t i t a i t a i t a i t a i t a × . i j × t e l . i j t t a .
Page 287: Tiff Tag
▼ Command list TIFF Tag Symbols in the following table denote as follows: ™ : Denotes the command supported by this plotter. : Denotes that only part of the command function is supported by this plotter. × : Denotes the tag not supported by this plotter. ◆...
Page 288: Cals Format Records
Tag The LP-1020 supports the ftp that transfers usual plot data and the anonymous ftp. The anonymous ftp enables you to log in by entering "anonymous" in the user name. The ftp for data transfer enables ten users to be logged in simultaneously, while the anony- mous ftp enables one user to be logged in simultaneously.
Page 289 ▼ Command list i i c e l i . I I — — — e l i e l i — — — — — — — — — — — — i t c , r e . t p —...
Page 290: Lpd Support Commands
I/F) The LP-1020 enables the data transfer from a maximum ot ten users. ◆ Three protocols of ftp (for data transfer), lpr (lpq, lprm), and xpt enable the maximum ten users to be connected.

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Seiko I Infotech LP-1020 User Manual

Chapter 1 Getting Started

Chapter 2 Basic Operations

Chapter 3 Menu Overview

Chapter 4 Basic Menu Operation

Chapter 5 "SETUP" Menu

Chapter 6 "DEVICE" Menu

Chapter 7 "PAPER" Menu

Chapter 8 "FUNCTION" Menu

Chapter 9 "PROTOCOL" Menu

Chapter 10 "RESET" Menu

Chapter 11 "SYSTEM" Menu

Chapter 12 Ethernet Parameter "ETHERNET

Chapter 13 Terioplot

Chapter 14 Troubleshooting

Appendix Appendix

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