Summary of Contents for DigiTech 6612
- Page 1 MODEL 6610, 6612 & 6614 PANEL MOUNT PRINTER OPERATOR'S MANUAL DigiTec State Route 2, Box 305 Newell, WV 26050 800-727-5646 FAX 304-387-1212 info@automatictiming.com www.atcdigitec.com...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS 3.2.5 Set Current Time 3.2.6 Set Interval Time 3.2.7 Set Synchronization Time PRELIMINARY INFORMATION 3.2.8 Print Date and Time Only 3.2.9 Exit Set Clock Mode Safety Summary Remote Terminal Operation Important Messages 3.3.1 Data Transmission CMOS Caution 3.3.2 Print Conditions Shock Hazard... -
Page 3: Preliminary Information
PRELIMINARY INFORMATION SHOCK HAZARD (INDUSTRY STANDARD) “Shock Hazard,” is defined in Underwriters SAFETY SUMMARY Laboratories Radio and Television Receiving Appliances Standards for Safety. 12th ed., 25 This instrument is designed to prevent accidental June 1969: shock to the operator when used properly. However, no engineering design can assure the “Shock hazard shall be considered to exist at any safety of an instrument used negligently. -
Page 4: General Information
MAL characters per line, 12 WIDE or BOLD char- acters per line. FACTORY ASSISTANCE MODEL 6612: 32-column, addressable dot matrix 96 standard ASCII character set. Prints 32 NOR- Because of the design complexity and use of MAL characters per line, 16 WIDE or BOLD char- extensive test fixtures, the printer should not be acters per line. - Page 5 BEZEL: 5.70" x 2.87" (144.8mm x 72.9mm). For Models 6610 and 6614: 128 characters stan- DEPTH: 8.75" (228.6mm); dard (4 lines if Model 6612, 3 lines if Model 6614). BATTERY BACKUP: Protects up to 30 days WEIGHT: 3 Ibs. 5-1/2 oz.
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Page 6: Installation
Section 2 CHANGE PRINTOUT VARIABLES INSTALLATION The variables that determine printout format (how data prints out) are factory-set but can be INSTALLATION FUNCTIONS: changed during installation. The factory settings (default settings) are: Open Front Panel Change Printout Variables VARIABLE FACTORY SETTING Interface Connections Font *Normal... -
Page 7: Select Print Direction Fig
2.2.2 SELECT PRINT DIRECTION 2.2.4 SELECT CALENDAR FORMAT On many printers, data prints out upside-down When the Real Time Clock option (Option K) is (first-line-down/NORMAL) while this presents no installed, one of two calendar formats can be problem once the printout tape is removed from selected: mo/day/yr (STD) or day/mo/yr (EUR). -
Page 8: Select Data Bits Fig
2.2.6 SELECT DATA BITS 2.3.1 SELECT RS232 OR 20MA INTERFACE SWITCH POSTION The position of jumper W17 on the P17 header will DATA BITS S2-1 determine either RS-232-C or 20mA operation. 7 (standard) Refer to Fig. 2 for the correct RS232/20mA jumper connection. -
Page 9: Turn Battery On/Off
J4 CONNECTOR PIN-OUTS CONNECT POWER SUPPLY FUNCTION (Refer to Fig. 5) Shield (chassis GND) Transmitted Data (TxD) (not connect- All power supply connections are made using 18 gauge wire. Twisted pair or shielded cable input Receive Data (RxO) (input) lines are recommended on DC-powered units. Request-to-Send (RTS) (output) -
Page 10: Load Paper
LOAD PAPER CHANGE RIBBON (Refer to Fig. 6) (Refer to Fig. 6) HOW TO LOAD PAPER... HOW TO CHANGE THE RIBBON... (1) Open the front panel for access to the paper (1) Open front panel for access to the ribbon car- platen. -
Page 11: Test Printer
TEST PRINTER PRINTER MAINTENANCE (1) Turn printer ON. Proper maintenance of the printer mechanism (2) Press <TEST> key on front panel. requires periodic cleaning. NOTE: More extensive maintenance If everything is operating properly, the printer requires will print the 96 printable ASCII characters factory assistance. -
Page 12: Operation
Section 3 SET CLOCK MODE OPERATION When the Clock Option (K) is installed, the printer has a 14-key front panel, used to set (program) THREE MODES OF OPERATION: these clock variables: Standard Operation Mode (3.1) Lock Out Code (entry password) Set Clock Mode (for units with Option K) (3.2) Internal Clock (current date, time) Remote Terminal Operation (3.3) -
Page 13: Set Lock Out Code
3.2.2 SET LOCK OUT CODE 3.2.6 SET INTERVAL TIME 1. Press: <M> and <9> 1. Press: <M> and <3> 2. Enter any 4 digits (as the Lock Out Code) (Printout: ENTER INTV). REMEMBER: Enter the Lock Out Code whenev- 2. Enter 6-digit interval time in hrs:mins:secs. EXAMPLE: To print every 1/2 hour, enter: (1) the Set dock mode has been entered <M 3 0 0 3 0 0 0>... - Page 14 3.2.7 SET SYNCHRONIZATION TIME (SYNC) MODEL 6612: Standard data buffer is 128 char- acters. Printer speed is 30 lines per minute. Baud TO SYNCHRONIZE THE INTERVAL TIME WITH rate is user-selected. When the data buffer cen- THE INTERNAL CLOCK . . .
- Page 15 3.3.4 ASCII CHARACTER SET CHARACTER CODE CHARACTER CODE CHARACTER HEX CODE CHARACTER HEX CODE CHARACTER HEX CODE space Figure 11A. Typical RS-232C Connection ˚ & Figure 11B. Typical 20mA Connection ASCII CONTROL COMMANDS CONTROL FUNCTION HEX CODE Backspace (Description: Clears previous character for a new character.
- Page 16 SP3 on the main logic board (see lower right “Control” column. corner of the board layout shown in the figure on the next page) will enable the 6612 and 6614 to ASCII ESCAPE COMMANDS print Date, Time and Data on a single line, instead...
- Page 18 Figure 13. Main logic board assembly drawing.
- Page 19 Figure 14. For units using P/N 146818A for U101, connect Pin 16 to VB and connect Pin 1 to ground. K option board schematic.
- Page 20 Figure 15. K option board assembly.
- Page 21 SAME MS 6610, EXCEPT: ADD 05-22763, 40-21628 DELETE 47-21947-00 ADD 47-21947-02 6610P SAME AS 6610, EXCEPT: 6612K ADD 04-22975-01 SAME AS 6612, EXCEPT: ADD 05-22763 6610KP SAME AS 6610, EXCEPT: 6612M ADD 04-22975-01, 05-22763 SAME AS 6612, EXCEPT: ADD 40-21628...
- Page 22 6612KM 6614 SAME AS 6612, EXCEPT: SAME AS 6610, EXCEPT: ADD 05-22763, 40-21628 DELETE 47-21947-00 ADD 47-21947-03 6612P SAME AS 6612, EXCEPT: 6614M ADD 04-22975-01 SAME AS 6614, EXCEPT: ADD 40-21628 6612KP 6614KM SAKE AS 6612, EXCEPT: ADD 04-22975-01, 05-22763...
- Page 23 6614MS 51-16297 SOCKET 28 PIN SAME AS 6614, EXCEPT: 51-16939 SOCKET IC 40-PIN DIP ADD 04-22975-02, 40-21628 51-22509 CONNECTOR (REF. J4) 5I-15387-02 READER (REF. P18) 6614KMS 51-15387-03 STICK HEADER RT. SAME AS 6614, EXCEPT: ANGLE (REF. P17) ADD 04-22975-02, 40-2162805-22763 51-18194 JUMPER BERG 52-17936-11...
- Page 24 56-22254A103K1 CPRT CERAMIC .010F K OPTION BOARD PARTS LIST 100V 2 (REF. C33) PART NO. REF. DESCRIPTION 56-22254B104KR5 CPRT CERAMIC .10F 50V 20 (REF. C9, 14-24, 40-09297 CR101Diode, Signal, 32, 34, 39, 41, 42) 1N4154 56-12731E475W35 CAPACITOR 40-11353 Q100 Transistor. Signal, 56-23476-684J1 CAPACITOR METAIZED NPN, 1N5172...
- Page 25 56-12731D106N25 C103 Capacitor, Tant, 10µF, 25V, +50% - 56-12731D106N25 C106 Capacitor, Tant, 10µF, 25V, +50% - 56-12731D106N25 C110 Capacitor, Tant, 10µF, 25V, +502 - 56-12731D106N25 C116 Capacitor, Tant, 10µF, 25V, +50X - 56-20359-05 C109 Capacitor, Ceramic Trimmer, 5-25pF 56-22254B104KR5 C101 Capacitor, Ceramic, lµF, 50V, 56-22254B104KR5 C104 Capacitor,...
- Page 26 Our recommendations, if any, for those of these products are based on tests believed to be reli- able. The greatest care is exercised in the selec- tion of how raw materials and in our manufactur- ing operations. However, since the use of this product is beyond the control of the manufacturer, no guarantee or warranty, expressed or implied is made as to such use or effects incidental to such...