Citizen CLP-7202e User Manual page 36

Chapter 2 Printer Operation
3 Printer Configuration Setting Mode
List of Mode Items
Item
9600bps
Baud Rate
8Bits
Data Length
NativeOn
Native
Command Mode
NativeOf
fVirtual
Media sensor
master position
fReal
Command Cmnd Std
Mode
Cmnd AS4
CmnD RST
Adjustable AJSensOF
Sensor
Enable/Disable
AJSensON
Voltage Setting PE *.**V
BL *.**V
Note: When the printer is switched off and on, the initial values for these menu items selected
by the system maintenance mode will be retrieved from the flash memory.
Media gap sensor adjustment control
Black mark sensor adjustment
control
Indication
Selection of communication data rate between host computer and printer
when using the RS232C serial interface
Selection of communication data length between host computer and
printer when using the RS232C serial interface
Please refer to the command reference manual for a detailed explanation
of the different printer operation in Native On and Native Off modes.
Such changes include the allocated names of the memory modules,
priority of heat over print speed, etc.
Defines default position between sensor and printhead. For use with
legacy systems and should not be needed except in specialist
applications
Standard Mode. STX (Hex 02) and SOH (Hex01) commands operate as
usual
"AS400" mode. The ~ character acts like the STX command making this
mode idea for use on systems that cannot send unprintable character,
such as AS/400 computer. See the command reference manual for full
details
Raster Mode. For specialist applications
Adjustable sensor Off. The front, fixed sensor is used instead of the
adjustable sensor.
The rear, adjustable sensor is used to detect media. This sensor is
standard on the CLP 7201e but optional on the CLP 7202e.
Shows current value of see-through gap sensor. Adjust this using the
upper adjustment screw and a small Phillips screwdriver.
If you install just the liner material under the sensor (peel off one label)
and adjust the voltage to approx. 3.0 volts for optimum operation.
Shows the current value of the black-line sensor. Adjust this using the
middle screw and a small Phillips screwdriver.
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