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  • Page 1 Operating Guide Mailing Systems HASLER And Solutions ® America’s better choice HJ700 and HJ710 Inkjet Printers An ISO 9001 Quality System Certified company...
  • Page 2 Products presented in this guide are conform to requirements of directives nbr 73/23/CEE and 89/336/CEE. Neopost has implemented a program for the recycling of worn machines and machines at the end of their lifetime. Contribute in a responsible way to the environmental protection by consulting your retailer internet site, or by contacting him.
  • Page 3 © Copyright 2007 All rights reserved. This manual may not be reproduced in whole or in part, trans- ferred, stored in a telemetry system or translated into any language, in whatsoever form, without prior written permission. The manufacturer assumes no liability for damages occurring as a result of misuse, repairs and modifications, which are carried out by unauthorized third parties.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Table of Contents Illustration Directory Introduction Pictograms Notes for the Use of this Manual Important Terms and Abbreviations System requirements Safety Notes General Safety Notes Handling Ink Cartridges Location of the Printer Disposal Transport and Packaging Shipping Unpacking the Printer Assembly Printer Description...
  • Page 5 Inserting the Ink Cartridge 5.3.1 Correctly Inserting the Ink Cartridge 5.3.2 Resetting the Ink Counter 5.3.3 Display for the Change of Ink Cartridge 5.3.4 Cleaning the Ink Jets Print job Setup 5.4.1 Setting Media Widths for the Machine 5.4.2 Setting the Print Format 5.4.3 Checking the Paper Transport Test Print...
  • Page 6 Character Sets 8.4.1 7-Bit Character Sets 8.4.2 8-Bit Character Sets Technical Data of PRINTER 700/710 Glossary...

  • Page 7: Introduction

    Introduction With the PRINTER 700/710 you have an innovative digital printer with HP ink jet technology for printing variable data - for printing mass mailings, for example, with addresses, serial numbers or other variable information and graphic elements. The machine has been designed for professional use with high performance. In order to ensure both long service life of PRINTER 700/710 and its components, as well as safe conditions of use, we recommend that you read carefully and comply with the operating instructions and...

  • Page 8: Notes For The Use Of This Manual

    Notes for the Use of this Manual The following sections provide all the general information and explanations re- quired, in order to be able to carry out the subsequent tasks and procedures. When some action is expected from the assembler or operator, the text is always preceded by a dot, for example: First step.

  • Page 9: Safety Notes

    Safety Notes For your own safety and the proper functioning of the machine, please, read care- fully the following instructions, before starting your machine. Always be aware of all warnings and notes that are affixed to or printed on the machine itself. Store this manual in a safe place where it is easily accessible for future reference at any time.

  • Page 10: General Safety Notes

    General Safety Notes Caution! Please, read these notes with care. Save this manual for future reference. All notes and warnings found on the machine are to be followed. Installing the A safe, level position is necessary, when installing the machine. Machine Injuries may be caused by tipping, rolling away or falling.

  • Page 11: Handling Ink Cartridges

    Allow the In the following cases, you should unplug the machine from the Machine to mains and contact an authorized service technician: be Inspected When the power cord or its plug is worn or damaged. • by the Ser- When water or other liquid has entered the device. vice Partner! •...

  • Page 12: Location Of The Printer

    Location of the Printer Be aware when installing the machine that it must stand on a smooth and level sur- face that is larger than the printer. The floor space for the printer must be sufficiently stable. The tipping over or falling of the machine can lead to injuries, as well as damage to the machine.

  • Page 13: Transport And Packaging

    Transport and Packaging Shipping The PRINTER 700/710 is shipped in packaging designed for the purpose of delivery at its intended destination, via regular transportation, in undamaged condition. The forwarding agent is liable for damages occurring in transit. Transport and stor- age should take place under normal conditions, i.e.

  • Page 14: Assembly

    Assembly Assembly of the Paper Support Plate Unscrew the knurled screw with about 10 turns. Stick the front tab of the paper support plate into the slot of the feeder. Press the slotted laminated spring together with the base element and stick both between clamp and feeder on the threaded part of the knurled screw.

  • Page 15: Printer Description

    Printer Description Machine Overview Illustration 4-1: PRINTER 700/710 Overview 1. Inner side guide 5. Outer side guide narrow 2. Outer side guide, wide 6. Paper stop, not included in the delivery 3. Outer side guide, middle 7. Paper output tray, not in- 4.
  • Page 16 Illustration 4-2: PRINTER 700/710 front side 1. Control panel 3. Locking mechanism of paper thickness button, for removal of 2. Paper thickness button dust...
  • Page 17 Illustration 4-3: PRINTER 700/710 back side 1. Height setting for printing unit 4. Parallel connection 2. USB connection 5. Mains plug and fuse 3. Serial connection 6. On/off switch...
  • Page 18 Illustration 4-4: PRINTER 700/710 with open safety cover 1. Movable press rollers (outfeed roll- 2. Carriage in middle position ers) 3. Safety cover...

  • Page 19: Range Of Application

    Range of Application The digital PRINTER 700/710 is a high quality ink jet printer . It prints correctly po- sitioned addresses on various print objects, such as letter envelopes, cards, pro- spectuses and newspapers, with thicknesses of up to 6 mm. Illustration 4-5: Print object PRINTER 700/710 With 13 resident fonts, a selection of various font-families is available.

  • Page 20: Operation

    Operation The PRINTER 700/710 is designed for operation on an IBM-compatible PC. Printing can be carried out from most word processing, database and address processing programs. For the printing of variable data and layout design, we recommend the Mail- ing Studio. This program provides a comfortable working environment. The printing unit of the PRINTER 700/710 is fitted with the HP ink cartridge.

  • Page 21: The Control Panel

    The Control Panel Illustration 4-6: Control Panel PRINTER 700/710 4.4.1 Keyboard Layout Only in the offline mode Keys Key (X) alone Together with “Quick” Key Home = Main Menu Quick Menu =To find important functions very fast Arrow up Start Test Print Arrow left Run Paper Arrow right...

  • Page 22: Key Combinations

    4.4.2 Key Combinations The key combinations have, in connection with the switching on of the machine, the following functions: Power Home Quick Cancel Down Up Left Right Description Reset settings ex- cepting mechanical Reset Default Reset Firmware Download without starting ap- plication Firmware Download Note:...

  • Page 23: Offline Mode

    Meaning of the display Job Counter, after powering up of the printer Averaged ink costs of job Current transport speed Throughput per hour Print resolution measured in dots per inch Rotate print by 180° Nor = Normal, Rev = Reverse Indicates the printer mode “On”...

  • Page 24: Start-Up And Operation

    Start-Up and Operation Setting Up and Connecting the Printer Install the printer as described in chapter 2.3 - “Location of the Printer“. Power Cord I llustration 4-3: PRINTER 700/710 on page 18 Caution! The PRINTER 700/710 is a device of class 1! The machine may only be operated on electrical circuits with protec- tive grounding conductors (ground)! Connect the power cord to the printer.

  • Page 25: Installing The Driver

    Administrator Privileges. According to the Windows security model, only the Administrator can install the driver. 1. Insert the CD labelled Hasler Address Printer Installation. The installation program should start automatically, if it doesn’t, browse the CD and open the file named Install_Menu.
  • Page 26 3. You will be brought to the welcome screen of the Printer Installation Wizard. The wizard will walk you through the process of installing the driver. Click Next. 4. Select Local printer attached to this computer. Click Next.
  • Page 27 5. Select the appropriate printer port. Click Next. 6. Choose your printer model from the menu. Click Next.
  • Page 28 7. Select wether or not you wish to set this as your default printer. Click Next. 8. You are now given the choice of sharing this printer on your network. Click Next.
  • Page 29 9. Choose wether or not you’d like to print a test page. Click Next. 10. Verify all of your information and click Finish to complete the installation.
  • Page 30 11. You may receive the warning seen below. Click Continue Anyway to complete the installation. 12. Installation is now complete.

  • Page 31: Correctly Inserting The Ink Cartridge

    Be aware of the notes in chapter 2.2, page 12: “Handling Ink Cartridges” as well as the notes of the ink cartridge manufacturer. 5.3.1 Correctly Inserting the Ink Cartridge 1. Printer switch on, go to the offline mode with the “Start“ key. 2.

  • Page 32: Resetting The Ink Counter

    Illustration 5-21: Inserting the ink cartridge 5.3.2 Resetting the Ink Counter If you are online, change to offline mode with the Offline button. Press the Home button. Change to the Printer Configuration menu and confirm with the Arrow Right button. Change to the Ink menu, confirm with Arrow Right button, select the Cartridge Reset menu and confirm again.

  • Page 33: Display For The Change Of Ink Cartridge

    5.3.3 Display for the Change of Ink Cartridge C o u n t . P w r O n : I n k C o s t s / J o b : 0 . 0 0 0 M e t e r / S e c o n d : 0 .

  • Page 34: Print Job Setup

    Print job Setup 5.4.1 Setting Media Widths for the Machine When the printhead smears the font, or with especially thick print objects (e.g. newspapers), the gap must be increased between the printhead and the print ob- ject. 5.4.1.1 Setting the Printing Unit to the Media width You can set the printhead gap in two different ways.
  • Page 35 For known print object thicknesses Scale value Max. Print object Print object Print object thickness thickness 0.4 mm Standard paper 80g/m² 0.1 mm Empty envelope 0.4 mm 0.8 mm Envelope filled with 0.7 mm standard paper, folded 3 times 2.0 mm 3.5 mm 5.0 mm 6.0 mm...

  • Page 36: Setting The Print Format

    Illustration 5-26: Paper feed with lifted separating fingers 4. After unlocking the knurled knobs (2), allow the separating fingers to fall onto the print object. After locking the knurled knobs, the separating fingers have been set for height. For envelopes: Turn the knurled knobs (1) approximately ¼...
  • Page 37 „NOR“ „REV“ ADRESSE Illustration 5-28: Rotating the layouts 1. Printing area 3. Top Margin 2. Left Margin 4. Paper Size 5. Transport direction...
  • Page 38 5.4.2.2 Left Margin (Left Margin) The left margin is the distance between the edge of the print object and the first printed character. The factory setting for this distance is 0 mm. If you wish to set another value, you can select a value for the distance, between 0 &...
  • Page 39 Note The print object must lie on top of the paper recognition. 2. For the setting of the side guides, use the paper sensor as a benchmark. The paper side edge should extend at least 5 mm over the paper sensor. Illustration 5-30: Setting the directional control If the installed side guide (2) is not sufficiently wide, then replace it with one of the two wider guides included in the delivery...

  • Page 40: Checking The Paper Transport

    Illustration 5-31: Horizontal direction of the brackets Vertical alignment 1. Lay the first print object (6) on the bracket between the separating finger (5) and the guide bar (8). 2. Push the guide bar (4) up to the upper edge of the print object. 3.

  • Page 41: Test Print

    paper length measurement can be locally locked in the machine. Press the key longer for paper length measurement and confirm. Transporting of a single medium Press the “pap” key. The medium found in the feeder is then fed in, trans- •...
  • Page 42 To change the view of the 3 counters you have to be in the Offline mode. Select and confirm your selection with the arrow up or down button and then change it with arrow left or right button.

  • Page 43: The Programming - Offline Mode

    The Programming – Offline Mode The machine is shipped with preset menu settings. When you would like to change the typeface or print quality, for example, you must go into the programming mode. Purpose of the Programming Mode The programming mode serves the manual setting of certain parameters via the control panel.

  • Page 44: The Control Panel In The Programming - Offline Mode

    The Control Panel in the Programming – Offline Mode Change to the programming mode: 1. Press the Offline key 2. The blue LED has to be on and the display shows OFFLINE. Keyboard Layoutin the Programming Mode Illustration 6-1: Keyboard layout for the programming mode In Online mode, the printer only can be switched to offline mode by pressing the „Offline“...
  • Page 45 Quick – Arrow Down = Clean Heads • A sheet is supplied and a line pattern is printed onto it, based on the currently ad- justed paper length. Quick – Arrow Left = Run Paper (Supply Paper) • If you press the button shortly, only one sheet is transported; afterwards you re- turn to the previous display.

  • Page 46: Menu Overview

    Menu Overview If the printer is Offline press the H O M E - k e y and the display will show the main menu from the printer. With the Arrow up and Arrow down keys you can navi- gate through this menu. With the O K o r A r r o w r i g h t y o u a r e a b l e t o c o n f i r m t h e s u b m e n u .
  • Page 47 Main menu Submenu Options Job Parameter Quality 6x6D, 6x3D, 3x6D, 3x3D, 2x6D, 2x3D, 1x6D, 1x3D Transport Param. Paper Speed Carriage Speed Print Direction Optimization Eject Delay Eject Last Page Layout Orientation Paper Size Left Margin (mm) Offs. Edge (mm) Font Parameter Font Character Spacing Character Set...
  • Page 48 Main menu Submenu Options Service Test Address Nr1, Nr2 Hardware Test Display Key Test Ram Test Ram Test Contin. NV-Ram Test Cont. Sense Voltage Stepper Motor DC Motor DC Motor Cont. Type DC motor Paper Sensor Alignment Horiz. Alignment Vertic. Full Print area Test Cont.

  • Page 49: Explanation Of The Individual Menus

    Main menu Submenu Options Englisch, Deutsch Language Franz., Ital. ,Esp Main menu Submenu Options Settings Nr 0 - Nr.9 Explanation of the Individual Menus Printer Configuration Settings affect the printer. Job Configuration Settings affect the print job. Service Test routine for checking the Hardware. Language Different languages can be selected.
  • Page 50 Makes possible the adjustment of a horizontal offset. The print beginning of a line can be adjusted in inch increments. Select one of the following 11 values: -5, -4, -3, -2, -1, 0, +1, +2, +3, +4, +5 Boot Defaults Unit of Measurement Choices of speed and length values for the graphic account in the display Millimeter, inch (Feet/MM)

  • Page 51: Job Parameter

    Job Parameter Quality Selection of print quality with the maximum permissible printing speed for the printing quality 1x3 = 150x300 dpi, 1x6 = 150x600 dpi, 2x3 = 200x300 dpi, 2x6 = 200x600 dpi, 3x3 = 300x300 dpi, 3x6 = 300x600 dpi, 6x3 = 600x300 dpi, 6x6 = 600x600 dpi The higher the number, the better the print quality Transport Param.
  • Page 52 Optimizing With SPEED, the printer is optimized for the throughput (fastest printing mode), and with QUAL the printer is optimized for the precision of the print. Paper Eject Delay 0.1 – 9.9 seconds The ejection of paper can be delayed at a selectable time (max. 9.9 sec.), so that the freshly printed ink can dry.
  • Page 53 Format Designation P/E/ I Sizes in inches Sizes in mm CRD2 Index Card 2 5 x 8 127 x 203 HAGA Hagaki 315/16 x 513/16 100 x 148 615/16 x 927/32 176 x 250 USER The format length min. 70 x 75 can be entered in max.
  • Page 54 Character Spacing You can change the character spacing by adding blank columns in dots from 0 to Character Set National character sets with their own special symbols for the corresponding foreign language (see Ch. 8.3.2, Character Set, on p. 82). Type of barcode Select a barcode using this menu.
  • Page 55 conventional: the position of the barcode line is preset. • In the option "conv", the following settings are set: LEFT MARGIN: 94 mm • TOP MARGIN: 51 mm • The barcode is indented 30 mm and printed in the eleventh line, meaning that the space between the first address line and the barcode amounts to 10 line feeds (at 6 lpi).
  • Page 56 With a switched off paper sensor and a preset format size, the light barrier only queries at paper infeed. DOS Mode Line Mode Line mode off / 1 - 99 lines This makes possible address separation, through a certain number of line breaks. When PREV/NEXT is continuously pressed down, changes occur in increments of ten;...
  • Page 57 Ram Test All RAMs on the CPU are tested. If an error occurs, this is shown on the display. Ram Test Cont. Continuous testing of the RAMs until the test is exited manually. NV Ram Test Cont. Continuous testing of the transient RAMs Sense Voltage Stepper Motor Cont.
  • Page 58 Illustration 6-3: Slanting line test print Check Cartridge Display of Pen ID, missing jets, as well as optimization of all cartridges. LED / Beeper Upon activation of this function 1: All LED’s are going out 2: The green LED is flashing for ca. 2 seconds and the display shows the function of this LED.
  • Page 59 Setting Selecting your own configurations. If you wish to operate the PRINTER 700/710 in various applications, then you will possibly need to make some changes in the menu configuration. You can set up various configurations yourself, and save these in the menu item "Setting". Among the 10 configurations "No 0"...

  • Page 60: Serial Interface

    Serial Interface Handshake • Handshaking is a signal exchange between the computer and the printer. It is necessary, in order to prevent overflow or loss of data in the printer buffer. The type of handshaking depends upon your computer system or terminal. The PRINTER 700/710 supports three methods for the transmission of serial data.
  • Page 61 SetD • The 10 settings of the printer, which are each activated under a correspond- ing number in the menu item "Setting", are printed out. This requires 2 DINA4 sheets, which are fed in only after the “SetD“ com- mand. PRINTER 700/710 SETTING No 1...

  • Page 62: Example Of An Application In The Programming Mode

    OFFS. EDGE [mm] CLEANING CYCLE WARMING SERIAL INTERF. DISP HANDSHAKE both BAUD RATE 19K2 9600 4800 DATA LENGTH 8Bit 7Bit 8Bit PARITY even STOPBIT EMULATION PCL5 MACRO DL FONT INK COUNTER 100% ADDRCOUNTER 1581 Standard [2MByte] REVISION V4.40 #2722 6.5.1 Example of an Application in the Programming Mode You would like to set a configuration, changing the vertical line spacing from 6 lines / inch to 8 lines / inch.

  • Page 63: Initialization Of The Machine

    6.5.2 Initialization of the Machine Without loss of configuration In order to access the factory configuration, select in programming mode,and in menu field "Setting", the option "No 0". When the "OK" key is pressed, the pro- gramming mode is ended. "Set 0U" may appear on the display. The set configura- tion is maintained under your corresponding setting number (compare with menu item "Setting").

  • Page 64: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting Error Messages Error Messages Cause Remedy NO PAPER !! No paper. Insert paper PAPER JAM OR Paper jam. Check paper width. WRONG PAPER LENGTH! Insert a new cartridge and NO INK !! The cartridge is empty. CHANGE CARTRIDGE reset the counter. Factory setting CHECKSUM ERROR! Error in the buffered RAM.
  • Page 65 Error Messages Cause Remedy POSITION ERROR The print lies outside the Reduce the TOP MARGIN CHECK TOP MARGIN paper format area. setting, either in the pro- gramming mode or with the “ “ key. Or correct the PAPER SIZE. ADRESS TOO LONG Text does not fit in the Reduce the TOP MARGIN CHECK TOP MARGIN...
  • Page 66 Error Messages Cause Remedy Font Loading Error in download font. Check download font. ERROR:HEADER (F) Font Loading Error in download font . Check download font. ERROR:FONT ORIENT Font Loading Error in download font. Check download font. ERROR:CHAR. HEADER Error in loading the font: No more space for the Font Loading ERROR:MEMORY (RAM)

  • Page 67: Warning Messages

    Warning Messages Warning Message Cause Remedy Warning:Non-Existent Selected font does not Printer is switched off and Font Selected! exist in the printer. the PC sends remaining data. Warning:Non-Existent Selected macro does not After the job has ended, Macro Selected! exist in the printer. the addresses cannot be repeated.

  • Page 68: Appendix

    Appendix Maintenance Notes 8.1.1 Cleaning the Ink Cartridge ® Clean the jets of the ink cartridge with a cleaning wipe as the TexWipe The following materials are NOT suitable for the cleaning of the printhead and the ink cartridge! Paper towels •...

  • Page 69: Centronics Parallel Interface

    8.2.1 Centronics Parallel Interface The PRINTER 700/710 is equipped with a standard Centronics parallel interface. This interface is most frequently used as a connection to a personal computer. Unlike the RS-232-C serial connection, there are usually no special commands or configurations for the printer or computer necessary here.
  • Page 70 8.2.1.2 Signal Description Corresponding Signal Signal- Meaning STROBE This pulse 0.5µs) reports that data bits are valid 20-27 DATA 1-8 Data bits D0-D7 ACKNOWLEDGE Printer reports: Data has been processed (is ready to receive) BUSY Printer reports: Data received, data being processed PE (Paper Printer reports to the com- empty)

  • Page 71: Rs-232-C Serial Interface

    8.2.1.3 Pulse Diagram Illustration 8-3: Parallel interface pulse diagram 8.2.2 RS-232-C Serial Interface The PRINTER 700/710 has a standard RS-232-C serial interface, which is compati- ble with most computers and terminals. 8.2.2.1 Connector socket The PRINTER 700/710 has a standard DB-9 serial connector socket.
  • Page 72 8.2.2.2 Plug Assignment Signal Signal Meaning Input/Output free R x d Received data T x d Transmitted data Data Terminal Ready Signal Ground free +12V Clear to Send free Pin 2 Received Data (RxD): Serial transfer of data from the computer to the printer. Pin 3 Transmitted Data (TxD): Serial transfer of data from the printer to the computer system or the terminal (e.g.

  • Page 73: Fonts

    Fonts 8.3.1 Terminology A font is a collection of characters and symbols having the same typeface, spacing, size (height), line width and font slant. 8.3.1.1 Typeface Typeface is a set of characters and symbols with a certain design. 8.3.1.2 Serif or Sans Serif Typefaces Serifs are small lines on the top or bottom of a character (so-called “feet”...
  • Page 74 Illustration 8-5: Fixed character spacing Proportional Spacing With proportional character spacing, the spacing depends upon the width of the let- ter. Helv and TmsRm are fonts with proportional character spacing. Illustration 8-6: Proportional character spacing 8.3.1.5 Character Density Character density (pitch) refers to the number of printed characters within a linear inch.
  • Page 75 8.3.1.6 Character Size Character size (character height) refers to the height of a printed capital letter. It is measured in pica points. A point is 1/72 of an inch. The height for both fonts, with fixed and proportional character spacing, is meas- ured in pica points.
  • Page 76 150 corresponds to 150x300 200 corresponds to 150x600 300 corresponds to 300x300 400 corresponds to 300x500 450 corresponds to 300x600 500 corresponds to 500x500 550 corresponds to 500x600 600 corresponds to 600x600 8.3.1.11 Print Direction The print direction refers to the (readable) address position on the print object. It can be turned around 180°.

  • Page 77: Character Set

    8.3.2 Character Set A character set consists of characters and symbols, which contain all elements of a language or discipline (country-specific characters), including punctuation marks and numbers. 8.3.2.1 7-Bit Character Set A 7-Bit character set corresponds to definitions of the ”International Standards Or- ganisation“...
  • Page 78 8.3.2.2 8-Bit Character Set In the 8-Bit character set there are 256 characters. Many national characters are available with this. The following is a depiction of the most frequently used 8-Bit character set. Illustration 8-10: 8-Bit character set PC8...

  • Page 79: Selection Of The Fonts For Printing

    8.3.3 Selection of the Fonts for Printing The fonts are selected via the software or printer commands. Fonts can be used with great precision, in order to lend a print object a specific ap- pearance. Select the fonts that suit best the content of your text. 8.3.3.1 Serif Typefaces The following example shows an address with the Cour12 typeface: Test print...
  • Page 80 8.4.1 7-Bit Character Sets ASCII (= USA7) ( 0 U ASCII: Decimal: 27 40 48 85 Hexadecimal: 1B 28 30 55...
  • Page 81 England (= UK7) ( 1 E ASCII: Decimal: 27 40 49 69 Hexadecimal: 1B 28 31 45 France (= Fra7) ( 1 F ASCII: Decimal: 27 40 49 70 Hexadecimal: 1B 28 31 46...
  • Page 82 Germany (= Ger7) ( 1 G ASCII: Decimal: 27 40 49 71 Hexadecimal: 1B 28 31 47 Italy (= Ita7) ( 0 I ASCII: Decimal: 27 40 48 73 Hexadecimal: 1B 28 30 49...
  • Page 83 Spain (= Spa7) ( 2 S ASCII: Decimal: 27 40 50 83 Hexadecimal: 1B 28 32 53 Denmark (= Den7) ( 1 D ASCII: Decimal: 27 40 49 68 Hexadecimal: 1B 28 31 44...
  • Page 84 Norway (= Nor7) ( 0 D ASCII: Decimal: 27 40 48 68 Hexadecimal: 1B 28 30 44 Sweden (= Swe7) ( 3 S ASCII: Decimal: 27 40 51 83 Hexadecimal: 1B 28 33 53...
  • Page 85 Sweden/Names (= SwN7) ( 0 S ASCII: Decimal: 27 40 48 83 Hexadecimal: 1B 28 30 53 Portugal (= Por7) ( 4 S ASCII: Decimal: 27 40 52 83 Hexadecimal: 1B 28 34 53...

  • Page 86: Bit Character Sets

    8.4.2 8-Bit Character Sets PC-8 (= PC8) ( 10 U ASCII: Decimal: 27 40 49 48 85 Hexadecimal: 1B 28 31 30 55 Roman8 (= Rom8) ( 8 U ASCII: Decimal: 27 40 56 85 Hexadecimal: 1B 28 38 55...
  • Page 87 PC-850 (= P850) ( 12 U ASCII: Decimal: 27 40 49 50 85 Hexadecimal: 1B 28 31 32 55 ECMA-94 Latin 18 (= ECMA) ( 0 N ASCII: Decimal: 27 40 48 78 Hexadecimal: 1B 28 30 4E...
  • Page 88 PC-8 Denmark/Norway (= P8DN) ( 11 U ASCII: Decimal: 27 40 49 49 85 Hexadecimal: 1B 28 31 31 55 ICEL (= ICEL) ( 33 O ASCII: Decimal: 27 40 51 51 79 Hexadecimal: 1B 28 33 33 4F...
  • Page 89 PC-852 (= P852) ( 17 U ASCII: Decimal: 27 40 49 55 85 Hexadecimal: 1B 28 31 37 55 PC-860 (= P860) ( 20 U ASCII: Decimal: 27 40 50 48 85 Hexadecimal: 1B 28 32 30 55...
  • Page 90 Technical Data of PRINTER 700/710 Throughput For the Printer 700: max. 7,000 postcards/hour at 150 dpi For the Printer 710: max. 14,000 postcards/hour at 150 dpi Calculated via 3 lines with 20 characters per line with 3 address lines or 1 ZIP + 4 barcode lines (Courier 12) Printheads Printing process...
  • Page 91 Weight 23 kg...
  • Page 92 Glossary ASCll: ASCll is the abbreviation for "American Standard Code for Informa- tion Interchange". The printer commands used in this manual have been entered with ASCII characters. Decimal and hexadecimal char- acters can also be used. Barcode: Data for a print object is converted to a one-line, language- and symbol-neutral barcode.
  • Page 93 Data transfer: Data transfer is the transfer of information between the computer and the printer. Character size: The character size is measured in pica points. A point is 1/72 of an inch. DPl: DPI (= Dots Per Inch) is the measuring unit of dots per inch for the image definition.
  • Page 94 Offline: In the offline condition, the printer cannot receive data from the computer. In this condition, settings and programming are carried out on the printer itself. Online: In the online condition, the printer is able to receive data from the computer.
  • Page 95 Serial interface: With a serial interface, the data is sequentially transferred (bit by bit), from the computer to the printer. The connection is made by a RS-232-C socket. Serif font: Serifs are "feet" on Bodoni book type. The typeface Cour is a "serif" font, for example.

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