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Citizen CBM-262II User Manual

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LINE THERMAL PRINTER
CBM-262
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  • Page 1 User's Manual LINE THERMAL PRINTER CBM-262 MODEL...

  • Page 2: Declaration Of Conformity

    7. Data, etc. are basically temporary, and cannot be stored or preserved for extended periods or permanently by this printer. This company shall not be liable in any way for damages of loss of profits, etc. resulting from loss of data due to breakdown, repairs or inspections, etc.

  • Page 3: Emi Compliance Statement For Canadian Users

    EMI COMPLIANCE STATEMENT FOR CANADIAN USERS This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy and if not installed and used properly, that is, in strict accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions, may cause in- terference to radio and television reception.

  • Page 4: Important Safety Instructions

    Important Safety Instructions 1. Read all of these instructions and save them for later reference. 2. Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the product. 3. Unplug this product from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners.

  • Page 5: Cautions For Safety

    Contact your dealer immediately. • Do not step on, drop, hit or otherwise apply a strong impact to the printer. • Do not install this product in a place with poor ventilation and do not use it with its air vent blocked.

  • Page 6: Cautions For Installation

    • Use this printer in a place where it is near to an outlet, and the power plug can be pulled out easily, and under conditions where the power supply can be cut off easily.

  • Page 7: Daily Maintenance

    To avoid injury and extended damage, • Do not touch the printing unit on the print head. • While the power is on, do not touch the printer's internal cutter, gears or other moving parts, or electrical components with bare hands.

  • Page 8: Table Of Contents

    Replacing Roll Paper ... 18 Specified Paper and Printing Area ... 20 Specified Paper ... 20 Printing Area ... 20 Chapter 4 Using the Printer ... 21 Operation Panel Keys ... 22 Entering Configuration Mode ... 23 Test Printing ... 24 DIP Switches ...
  • Page 9 Chapter 6 Interfaces ... 31 Serial Interface ... 32 Specifications ... 32 Signal Lines and Pin Arrangement... 32 Explanation of Signal Names ... 33 Input/Output Circuits... 33 Protocols ... 35 Parallel Interface (option) ... 36 Specifications ... 36 Input/Output Circuits... 38 Signal Lines and Pin Arrangement...

  • Page 10: Chapter 1 Outline

    Chapter 1 Outline This printer is a tandem type 2-station line thermal printer which accepts 58 mm wide paper, developed for use in PC-POS/ECR terminals and all types of data communications terminals, etc. Features Accessories Names and Functions of Parts...

  • Page 11: Features

    Chapter 1 Outline Features • Compact design with the two rolls of paper set front to back to keep the printer's width narrow. • Power switch and operation panel are located on the front, and cable connections are made in an indented part, giving it a shape without projictions on the sides and rear, which makes installation easy.

  • Page 12: Names And Functions Of Parts

    Names and Functions of Parts Printer Unit Rear Cover Names and Functions of Parts Journal Window Front Cover Magnet Plate Coin Tray Operation Panel Power Switch. (Turns the power on and off.)

  • Page 13: Operation Panel

    When the RECEIPT key and JOURNAL key are pressed separately, or are pressed together when the power is switched on, it is possible to enter the test printing and the printer internal setting mode (see “Chapter 4 - Using the Printer,” on pages 21~24).

  • Page 14: Connectors

    Names and Functions of Parts Connectors DIP Switch Cover Interface Connector Drawer Kick Connector Power Connector Ground Cable Connection Tap (Ground Terminal) Bottom View...

  • Page 15: Factory Dip Switch Settings

    Chapter 1 Outline Factory DIP Switch Settings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 DIP Switch 1 The above switches are shown in the OFF position. • (See “Chapter 4 - Using the Printer,” on pages 25).

  • Page 16: Chapter 2 Getting Started

    After all the connections are completed, insert the power cord plug in the receptacle. • When redoing connections, be sure to turn off the power to the printer main unit and the terminal first. Connecting the Interface Cable Connecting the Drawer Kick Cable Connecting the Power Supply...

  • Page 17: Connecting The Interface Cable

    Chapter 2 Getting Started Connecting the Interface Cable 1. Insert the cable's connector into the interface connector. Align the top and bottom of the male and female connectors and connect the two connectors. 2. Fastening the Cable Terminals Fastening the Serial Interface Connector: After making sure the connector is inserted fully, tighten the screws to fasten the con- nector in place.

  • Page 18: Connecting The Drawer Kick Cable

    Connecting the Drawer Kick Cable Connect the drawer kick cable to the drawer kick con- nector. Align the top and bottom of the cable connector and the drawer kick connector, then insert the connector until it makes a clicking sound. Connect the drawer ground wire to the ground terminal with a screw.

  • Page 19: Connecting The Power Supply

    Align the top and bottom of the cable and connector to connect them. When the AC adapter's plug is disconnected from the printer, grasp the plug with your fingers to pull it out. 2. Connect the AC power cord and the AC adapter.

  • Page 20: Chapter 3 Paper Handling

    Chapter 3 Paper Handling Setting the Receipt Roll Paper Setting the Journal Roll Paper Replacing Roll Paper Specified Paper and Printing Area...

  • Page 21: Setting The Receipt Roll Paper

    Chapter 3 Paper Handling Setting the Receipt Roll Paper 1. Press the I side of the power switch to turn the power The POWER indicator lights up and the ERROR indicator blinks. 2. Remove the front cover. 3. Place the roll paper in the paper holder as shown in the illustration.
  • Page 22 4. Make sure the head is in the down state. 5. Insert the end of the roll of paper straight into the printer's paper insertion slot. The proper amount of paper is then loaded automatically (auto loading). • If the end of the roll of paper is feathered or folded, cut off the end with scissors, etc.

  • Page 23: Setting The Journal Roll Paper

    Chapter 3 Paper Handling Setting the Journal Roll Paper 1. Open the rear cover. • Be sure to remove the front cover before opening the rear cover. 2. Remove the spool, then lower the writing table to the rear. 3. Place the roll paper in the paper holder as shown in the illustration.
  • Page 24 The head will move to the head down condition, with the head platen closed. 5. Insert the end of the roll of paper straight into the printer's paper insertion slot. The proper amount of paper is then loaded automatically (auto loading).
  • Page 25 Chapter 3 Paper Handling 7. Move the writing table back to its original position and lock it. 8. Remove the spool partner from the spool temporarily, then insert the end of the roll of paper into the slot in the spool and wind up the paper on the spool two or three times so it will not come off the spool.
  • Page 26 While winding the paper onto the spool so there is no slack, make sure it is moving along the guide in the writing table. • Make sure the gear of the spool is engaged in the printer gear. 10.Close the rear cover, then replace the front cover, following the procedure used for removing the covers in the reverse order.

  • Page 27: Replacing The Roll Paper

    If the amount of roll paper remaining becomes low, the ERROR indicator blinks, remind- ing the operator that it will soon be time to replace the roll paper. Printing will stop automatically if the printer runs out of roll paper. The print head and auto cutter are hot during or immediately after printing.

  • Page 28: Replace The Cover

    5. Set a new roll of roll paper. • When replacing the journal roll paper, take out the spool and move the writing table back, then set the roll paper. • If the paper is inserted crooked, move the head up lever to move the head to the up condition, then correct the paper's path manually.

  • Page 29: Specified Paper And Printing Area

    Specified Paper: Nihon Paper Co. (Ltd.) TF 50KS-E2C • Print density may differ depending on the paper used. In such cases, please adjust the print density. (See “Chapter 4 - Using the Printer,” on pages 22 and 23.) Printing Area Paper Width 58 mm...

  • Page 30: Chapter 4 Using The Printer

    Chapter 4 Using the Printer Settings Using the Operating Buttons Setting the DIP Switches...

  • Page 31: Operation Panel Keys

    Sets enabling or disabling of reset by the serial interface INIT signal. • Error Handshake Sets whether the interface is changed to the BUSYstate when a printer error occurs. Relationship between each specified paper and print density (Use this as a standard.) Print Density Level...

  • Page 32: Entering Configuration Mode

    1. With roll paper set, switch the power on while pressing both the RECEIPT key and the JOURNAL key. This causes the printer to enter the printer configuration setting mode, and the printer will print the following text in accordance with the selected menu for each item.

  • Page 33: Test Printing

    Chapter 4 Using the Printer Test Printing Test printing can be done by turning the printer's power switch ON while pressing the RECEIPT key.

  • Page 34: Dip Switches

    DIP Switches The contents of DIP switches are as shown in the following tables. Bold Characters and shade indicate Factory Default. DIP Switch Content Serial Interface Data Length Serial Interface Protocol Parity Baud Rate Interface Setting SW-5 SW-6 SW-7 Parity Settings for serial interface SW-3 SW-4 Parity Setting...
  • Page 35 Chapter 4 Using the Printer...

  • Page 36: Chapter 5 Sensors And Error Indications

    Chapter 5 Sensors Error Indications This chapter explains the various sensors that this printer is equipped with and the error indications accompany- ing them. Sensors Error Indications...

  • Page 37: Sensors

    This sensor is located in the paper path of the receipt printer and the journal printer. When paper is inserted in the printer's paper path, the paper is loaded. If the paper in the paper path runs out, it is indicated by the ERROR indicator (Paper End Error). Printing is halted.

  • Page 38: Paper Near End Sensor

    Paper Near End Sensor This sensor is located on the roll paper holder on the receipt side and the journal side. When the winding diameter of the roll paper becomes small, it is indicated by the ERROR indicator. Since the amount of roll paper remaining may differ depending on the thickness of the winding core, the near end sensor can be set so as to correspond to the thickness of the winding core.

  • Page 39: Error Indications

    Chapter 5 Sensors and Error Indications Error Indications Error contents and error indications, as well as recovery instructions in each case, are as shown below. Error Content POWER LED System Error Cover Open Head Up Head Overheat Paper End or Paper Near End Cutter Motor Lock...

  • Page 40: Chapter 6 Interfaces

    Chapter 6 Interfaces Serial Interface Parallel Interface Drawer Kick Connector...

  • Page 41: Serial Interface

    Signal Name F.GND S.GND • IN indicates a signal from the Host to the printer. OUT indicates a signal from the printer to the Host. *1 25pin, INIT is HIGH or the TTL-HIGH level of input (+2V~+15V) . RS-232C 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600...

  • Page 42: Explanation Of Signal Names

    Pulled up to +10V at 3.3k ohms. INIT This is the signal line used by the host to send a reset command to the printer. (However, this is when enabling of the INIT signal by the menu setting has been selected.)
  • Page 43 Chapter 6 Interfaces Reset by DSR Reset by INIT Resets if the voltage becomes -15V ~ -3V. Resets if the voltage becomes +2V ~ +15V. TRS 30ms...

  • Page 44: Protocols

    Control is by the level of the DTR signal, Ready “High” /Busy “Low”. If the printer's status is sent to the Host, it is sent when DSR is “High.” If DSR is “Low,” the printer waits until it goes “High.”...

  • Page 45: Parallel Interface (Option)

    Specifications Transmission Method Signal Level Connector Timing Chart [At Power On] (If the printer goes Online.) The * means negative logic signals. [During Data Reception] a: Min. 0.5 µ Sec* b: Min. 0.5 µ Sec* c: Min. 0.5 µ Sec*...

  • Page 46: Parallel Interface

    [When Receiving the INIT Signal] 1 µSec or longer *INIT Within 200 µ Sec BUSY *ACK *FAULT Level does not change. SELECT Level does not change. Parallel Interface...

  • Page 47: Input/Output Circuits

    Chapter 6 Interfaces Input/Output Circuits Input Circuit Signal Name DATA1-8 *INIT *STROBE Output Circuit Signal Name SELECT *FAULT *ACK BUSY DRAWER KICK STATUS Configuration 3.3K 3.3K CMOS 3.3K 3.3K 1000p CMOS (Schmidt) Configuration Compatible with 7406. VH=2.0V VL=0.8V VH=1.8V VL=0.9V 3.3K...

  • Page 48: Signal Lines And Pin Arrangement

    In the case that “Paper End” detection is enabled by the control code, it goes “High” during the paper end state. Indicates whether the printer is in the Online state or the Offline state. Goes “Low” when a printer error occurs.
  • Page 49 *FAULT DRAWER KICK STATUS FUSE • IN indicates signals from the Host to the printer, and OUT indicates signals from the printer to the Host. * means negative logic signals. Function Direction When this signal goes “Low,” the printer becomes BUSY.

  • Page 50: Drawer Kick Connector

    Drawer Kick Connector Specifications Drawer Kick Drive Signal Outputs a pulse signal specified by the ESCp command. Also, the status of SW (+) can be known from pin 34 of the interface connector in the case of the parallel interface and by the GSr, for instance command in the case of the serial interface.

  • Page 51: Connector Connection Diagram

    Chapter 6 Interfaces Connector Connection Diagram Connector Used: TM5RJ3-66 (Hirose) Compatible Connector: Compatible with TM3P-66P (Hirose) • No signals are output during printing. • Both drawers 1 and 2 cannot be driven simultaneously. • Use a 36 ohm or higher drawer solenoid. (Be careful not to let the output current exceed 0.8A.

  • Page 52: Drive Circuits

    Drawer Kick Connector Drive Circuit +24V 1.5A...
  • Page 53 Chapter 6 Interfaces...

  • Page 54: Chapter 7 Character Code Tables

    Chapter 7 Character Code Tables Code Page Japanese Code Table International Character Code Table...

  • Page 55: Code Page

    Chapter 7 Character Code Tables Code Page...
  • Page 56 Code Page...
  • Page 57 Chapter 7 Character Code Tables...

  • Page 58: Japanese Code Table

    Japanese Code Table Japanese Cord Table...

  • Page 59: International Character Code Tables

    Chapter 7 Character Code Tables International Character Code Table Note) n indicates the ESC R parameter.

  • Page 60: Chapter 8 Appendix

    Chapter 8 Appendices Journal Protection Key Maintenance, Cautions Specifications External View...

  • Page 61: Journal Protection Key

    Chapter 8 Appendix Journal Protection Key If a printer with optional specifications is used, the rear cover can be locked using the journal protection key that is included. Unlocked Locked...

  • Page 62: Maintenance, Cautions

    • When removing jammed paper, be sure to set the printer in the head up condition with the head platen open. Turning the paper feed knob while in the head down state, or attempting to pull the paper out, could cause the printer to break down.

  • Page 63: Cautions In Handling Of Roll Paper

    Chapter 8 Appendix Cautions in Handling of Roll Paper • If chemicals or oil touch the paper, it could become discolored and the printed data could fade away. • Do not scrape the paper with fingernails or with hard metal objects, etc. This could cause the paper to become discolored.

  • Page 64: Specifications

    Print head life: Pulse resistance: 50 million pulses (Page coverage: 12.5%) Wear Resistance 50 Km Reliability (Normal temperature and humidity, using the recommended paper) Printer Mechanism: MCBF 5 million lines Auto Cutter Life: 300,000 cuts Content 60Hz 50/60Hz Specifications Remarks Non-printing area: 2 mm on each end.

  • Page 65: Paper Specifications

    Chapter 8 Appendix Paper Specifications (1) Specified Paper Type: Thermal Recording Paper Paper Width: 58 +0/-1 mm Paper Thickness: 60~75 µ m Roll Diameter: ø83 mm or less Printing Surface: Outside of roll (front) Specified Papers: Nihon Paper Co. (Ltd.) TF 50KS-E2C (2) Print Area (3) Head and Cutter Positions Paper Exit...

  • Page 66: External View

    Specifications External View...
  • Page 67 Information System Division Head Office PC74909-00 1-1-7, Okubo, Shinjyuku-ku, Tokyo 169, Japan 1-1-48, Okubo, Shinjyuku-ku, Tokyo 169, Japan Printed in Japan...

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