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ER--C)1PU SHARP SERVICEMANUAL CODE: OOZER01PUSM2E ECR/ POS OPTION THERMALLINE PRINTER MODEL ER-01PU PRINTER : PR-58L CHAPTER 1. SPECIFICATIONS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1 CHAPTER 2. OPTIONS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-7 CHAPTER 3. INITIAL PROCESSING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-1 CHAPTER 4. COMMAND DESCRIPTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-I CHAPTER 5. CHARACTER DESCRIPTION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-1 CHAPTER 6. HEXADECIMAL DUMP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-1 CHAPTER 7 ERROR HANDLING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-1 CHAPTER 8 DISASSEMBLY & ASSEMBLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-1 CHAPTER 9 IINSTALLATION OF SERVICE OPTIONS. . . . . . . . . . . 9-1 CHAPTER 10 DIAG FUNCTION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-1 CHAPTER 11 IPL (Initial Program Loading) MODE. . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-1 CHAPTER 12 HARDWARE DESCRIPTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-1 CHAPTER 13. CIRCUIT DIAGRAM & PWB LAYOUT . . . . . . . . . . . 13-1 PARTS GUIDE (Except for “KA” version) PARTS GUIDE (For “KA” version) / Parts marked with “A” is important for maintainingthe safety of the set. Be sure to replace these parts with specified onesfor maintainingthe safetyand performanceof the set. ~~*~~ ~~~~~~ATION Thisdocument has been published to be used foraftersalesservi~on,y. The contents are subject to change without notice. 2) Rating CHAPTER 1. SPECIFICATIONS VAC 50/601iz Power Stand-by: 9W Printing: 89W Demand 1. Appearance/Rating 178 (W) X 340 (D) X 153 (H) Outside dimension 1) Appearance Printercover bck I O-40”C 1O-9OYO Ambient temperature/humidity 4.2kg Weight Printer RlecelpI ““ --. .. . 2. Journal lock ( Printer cover lock) ● Method of locking Locking: Rotating clockwise 90” Unlocking: Rotating counterclockwise 90” Key No.: SK224 panel Powerswitch \w 3. Power switch The power switch (seesaw switch) provided on the lower portion of the left side of the main unit is used to turn ON/OFF the power supplied to the printer. Interface 4. Panel switch The three panel switches provided on the upper portion of the front of the main unit have the functions shown below. ON-LINE Used to switches ON-LINflOFF-LINE (toggle switch). RECEIPT FEED Used to perform manual paper feed on the receipt side. Paper feeding is continued while it is ON. JOURNAL FEED Used to pedorm manual paper feed on the journal side. Paper feeding is continued while it is ON. ?elease ever Normalposition e 5. Panel LED Paperreleasepositior The three panel LEDs provided (together with panel switches) on the upper portion of the front of the main unit have the functions shown below. :-.. Printinahead openposition POWER LED Receiptpaperfeedkey ON-LINE LED Powerlamp t ONLINEkey ONLINElamp Frroriamp Joum~lPaPer feedkey ERROR LED Green Lighting: Indicating that the power is supplied. Not lighting: Indicating that the power is not supplied. Green Indicating that the ON LINE is Lighting: selected. Not lighting: Indicating that the OFF LINE is selected. Red Indicating that an error is caused. Lighting: Not lighting: Indicating that normal operation is made. 6. Receipt/Journal 1-1 printer: PR-58L ER-OIF’U Item Description No. of station 2: Receipt and Journal Validation No Printing system Line thermal No. of dot Dot pitch Font Receipt: 360 dots Journal 360 dots Horizontal: 0.125 mm Vertical: 0.125 mm Font A: 12 dot (W) X 24 dot (H) 9 dot (W) X 24 dot (H) Font B: Printing capacity Character size Print pitch Font A: 30 digits/line Font B: 40 digits/line Font A: 1.5 mm x 3 mm Font B: 1.13 mm x 3 mm Column distance: 1.5 mm Row distance: 3.75 mm Paper feed speed Approximate 50 mm/s Reliability Mechanism: Paper end sensor Yes (Receipt and Journal) Cutter PR-58L: Paper near end sensor No MCBF 5 million lines Auto Printing area 832dots 4 (7.0) 4 \ 360dots (45) ❑0 200 + 0.125 I 57.5 *.5 1-2 \ ❑ on ‘ *+ 4 ● I (5.5) > —4 I ~ y 5.5 ❑c + — 47.0 + 3.0 UNIT: mm ER-OIPU Item Description Printing format 12x 24 font 1,5(12dots) ● I I t , , , , I I Item Description Cut method ● Full cut (Cut except 1 point) Cuttable paper thickness Partial cut (Cut except 3 points) Heat sensitive paper: 60-80 pmm Cut’table paper width 57.5 H.5 mm Reliability MCBF 300,000 cut ● I 1-3 1 { I { + I 1 i 2) Auto cutter section I I 1.5(12dots) +4 I , , , , I I I UNIT: mm I ER-OIPU 3) Example of interface connection 7. Printer interface 1) Interface specifications I Interface Synchronizing mode Asynchronous Handshake DTR/DSR signal control or XON/XOFF control ● Baud rate ● 2400/4800/9600/1 9200/38400 Bit length 7 bits/8 bits ● Parity check * ● Printer Host computer I I RS232 Even number/Odd number/No Stop bit 1 stop bit Connector D-SUB 9 pin connector Handshake, Baud rate, Bit length and Parity check are set with the dip switch. 2) Handshake A) DTR/DSR control Handshaking is performed using the DSR signal and DTR signal. DSR signal : Indicating whether the host computer is ready to receive data or not. ON The host computer is ready to receive data. OFF The host computer is not ready to receive data. The pin Nos. of the host computer side are those for 9-pin D-SUB. 4) Signal description DTR signal: Indicating whether the printer is in busy condition or not. ON OFF Signal name The printer is not in busy condition. The printer is in busy condition. Description S. G Signal ground TXD Transmission data B) XON/XOFF control RXD Receive data Handshaking is performed using the XON and XOFF characters. DSR In case of DTR/DSR control ● XON Transmitted when the printer returns from busy condition. XOFF Transmitted when the printer gets into busy condition. Indicates whether the host computer is ready to receive data or not. When the DSR signal is ON, the host computer is ready to receive data. ● In the following cases, the printer is in busy condition. BUSY CONDITIONS Period betvveenthe time when the power is turned ON and the time when it becomes possible to communicate TIMING OF DTR OFF OR XOFF TRANSMISSION ------------- When the DSR signal is OFF, the host computer is not ready to receive data. TIMING OF DTR ON OR XON TRANSMISSION In case of XON/XOFF control Does not control the printer. DRT When it becomes possible to communicate In case of DTWDSR control Indicates whether the printer is in busy condition or not. When the DTR signalis ON, the printer is in normal condition. OFF-LINE key entry Immediately before OFF-LINE Immediately before ON-LINE Print stop due to no paper Immediately before print stop Immediately after recovery from no paper HEAD UP Immediately before HEAD UP Immediately after recovery from HEAD UP Switch wait when executing the macro Immediately before switch wait Immediately after recovery from switch wait Receive buffer full When available space becomes 16 bytes or less When available space becomes 26 bytes When the DTR signal is OFF, the host computer is in busy condition. In case of XON/XOFF control Does not control the printer. 1-4 ER-OIPU 3) DATA FORMAT: 8. IPL interface 1)Interface specifications 1. ENQ : 05h 2. ACK : 06h 3. NAK : 15h 4. EOT : 04h 5. PROGRAM DATA Asynchronous mode 1 STOP bit Handshake Poling (simplified procedure) fixed Bit length 8 bits fixed Parity check Perfoned/Not performed (selected with DIP SW) Parity selection Even number/Odd number/No (selected with DIP SW) Baud rate selection 2400/4800/9600/19200/38400 (selected with DIP SW) A PROGRAMDATA(binary) (256 bytes) i SequenceNo. Checksum I Endcode(ODh) Startcode(02h) 2) Handshake: Simplified procedure Protocol: HOST 4 A PRINTER Sequence NO. 1 BYTES 30h---39h ring counter Checksum Lower 8-bit data of two’s complement of sum of 1 BYTES PROGRAM DATA PROGRAM DATA Binary 256 BYTE fixed DATA 9. Dip switch 1) Table 1. Switch 1 ACK I 8 t t t I , , [ I PROGRAM DATA PROGRAM DATA 1 Handshake 2 Bit length 3 Parity check 4 15 ACK 1 , , 8 t t I, , I 1 , , m 6 t 8 ON Function Switch No. ACK , OFF XON/XOFF TDR/DSR 7 bits 8 bits Performed Not performed i Even number Odd number —. selection I Parity I Receive I Receive I Criteria for I I BUSYcondition I BUFFER FULL I BUFFER FULL I and OFF-LINE 1 I Baud rate selection (See Table 2.) I 2) Table 2. Baud Rate ACK Switch No. Baud rate “6 [BPS] EOT q When receiving program data, the printer checks the checksum. If no error is found, the printer returns ACK. If any error is found, the printer returns NAK. t 7 8 2400 ON OFF OFF 4800 OFF ON ON 9600 OFF ON OFF 19200 38400 OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF I 3) Table 3. Switch 2 If the host computer resends the data in spite of the printer returning ACK, the printer ignores the data and returns ACK again. Switch No. (Whether to resend the data be not is judged based on the sequence NO. in the program data packet.) Function ON OFF I MODE selection IPL MODE x Normal MODE 2 in case of data reception errors Ignored Prints “?” Connect Not connect 3 In case of data reception errors connect to the host 4 Print density selection (See Table 4.) . The time-out period is 10 seconds. 5 6 7 I Print speed (See Table 5.) 8 X For normal use,do not turn on the IPL mode. 1-5 I ER-oIPU Pin arrangement (Modular jack type connector x 1) 4) Table 4. Print density selection Print I density I Switch No. I 4 ON ON ON ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF Dark I I OFF Frame GND 2 Drawer drive si~nal 1 I 3 I Drawer open/close signal I 4 I +24V I 5 I Drawer drive signal 2 6 I Signal GND I I Direction — Signal name 1 OFF ON OFF Pin No. 6 ON Light I 5 I output Input I output — I I l–l I Connector model No. OFF ● Printer side 52065-6615 (MOLEX} or its equivalent Drawer side 6-pole 6-pin (RJ12 modular jack) 5) Table 5. Print speed selection I Switch No. Print speed ● It is necessary to obtain the printer side connectors. 7 8 OFF ON 60 mmls ON OFF Drawerdrivesignal 70 mmls OFF OFF Output voltage: +24V +5V Output (peak) current: 1A or less ON period: 40 msec -50 msec OFF period: 500 msec or more 50 mm/s 3) Drawer Interface Specifications 10. Drawer inteflace 1) General Description Drive signal ! As service route options of ER-OIPU, two drawers made by Sharp (Remote drawer: ER-03DW/04DW) or two modular jack type drawers (made by EPSON) can be connected. $ I ER-03DW ER-04DW ‘h ER-04DW ‘1 6 sively. * When connecting drawers other than ER-03DW/04DW, the drawer solenoid resistance must be 24 Q or more and the ON period must be in compliance with the drawer specifications (to prevent overcurrent). ? ER-03DW OFF period Cautions * Only one drawer can be opened at one time. * To prevent heating, the same drawer must not be opened succes- 1 ER-01PU y ON period Example of Sharp drawer connection Example of modular jack tYPe drawer connection r , , It is necessary to attach the connectors specified as service parts to the ER-01PU side. (For the service parts, refer to the section of drawer connector shown below.) Pc—Y !- , * When connecting drawers other than ER-03DW/04DW, the drawer connecting cable used must be of the shield type. I II 11. Buzzer / Memory/ Backup Pc 1 I 1)Buzzer The buzzer is installed on the control substrate. ER-01PU Modular jack type drawer It informs the user of errors caused during processing. (The type of error is judged by short sound/long sound, etc.) Modular jack type drawer 2) Memory Backup me electrical double layer condenser is used for memory backup of the static RAM. 2) Drawer connector As it is intended to perform memory protection when momentary power failure is caused, it can not protect memory for a long time. Pin arrangement (Sharp drawer connector x 2) pin No. I 1 Signal name Drawer drive signal 2 Drawer open/close signal 3 +24 V Direction Memory maintaining time: About 3 hours after power supply OFF (in case of full charge) I output Input — Memory charging time: Connector model No. ● Printer side 5046-03A (MOLEX) Parts code QCNCM5278NCZZ2 Drawer side Attached to ER-03DW/04DW drawer 1-6 From power supply ON (after discharging for 3 hours or more) to full charge: About 30 minutes ER-oIPu Cautions 12. Near-end sensor X When the power supply becomes ON after a long time (6 hours or more) has passed, the system should be booted by means of master reset of ER-01PU. This is necessary because the memory maintaining time is exceeded. By transferring the initial data from the host computer to ER-01PU by means of master reset, it becomes possible to perform operation even if memory maintaining is impossible. The optional near-end sensors for journal and receipt are available. 1) General Description ER-01PU has the connectors for journal and receipt near-end sensors on the control substrate. Therefore, each optional near-end sensor unit can be obtained and attached to ER-01PU. X As charging is performed when the power supply becomes ON after a long time, turning ON/OFF of the power of ER-01PU should be avoided. (Note that there are cases where memory cannot be maintained due to insufficient charging.) 2) Unit name Near-end sensor: DUNT-5800BHZZ 3) Detecting method Rolled paper diameter detecting type CHAPTER 2. OPTIONS 1. Service options No. NAME 1 NEAR END SENSOR 2 DRAWER CONNECTOR PARTS CODE DUNT-58 PRICE RANK 00 BHZZ AZ QCNCM52 78 NCZZ AC DESCRIPTION 2. Supplies No. 1 NAME ROLL PAPER PARTS CODE TPAPR66 56RCfI !i PRICE RANK DESCRIPTION BA 3. Special service tools No. NAME PARTS CODE 1 MASTER ROM VH i 2704 ORAY 1 A 2 SOFTWARE FOR SERVICE UK~G-67 23 RCZIZ 1. Master ROM 2. Software for service This is the EP-RPM used to write the ER-01PU software into the flash memory. The following software is provided in FD. 1) IOIPUDIAG.EXE] fiis software is used to execute the diagnostics of the ER-01PU through RS232 by the remote operation from PC. For the operating procedures, refer to ‘CHAPTER 11. IPL MODE.’ 2) [lPL.EXEl This software is used to write the ER-OIPU application program IEROIPU,S] from PC into the flash memory of the ER-01PU. For the operating procedures, refer to *CHAPTER 11. IPL MODE.= 3) IEROIPU.S] This is an application program which is written into the ER-OIPU by the use of [lPL.EXEl. For the operating procedures, refer to ‘CHAPTER 11. IPL MODE.’ It is used when replacing the flash ROM in repair, For the operating procedures, refer to “CHAPTER 11. IPL MODE.” 1-7 ER-OIPU 3. RESUMPTION mode CHAPTER 3. INITIAL PROCESSING following five modes are available The Print: when turning ON the power (performing initial processing). Key sequence Mode Operation The printer clears the preset data/receive buffer and starts ooeratina. MASTER RESET mode Turn ON the power while pressing the FUJ key. IPL mode For details, see the CHAPTER 11, IPL FUNCTION. RESUMPTION mode Turn ON the power. DIAG mode HEXADECIMAL DUMP mode I Display: The ONLINE lamp is turned ON when the printer gets ready to receive data from the host computer. 4. DIAG mode The printer resumes the printing interrupted by power failure. Turn ON the power while pressing the J key. The printer performs the DIAG operation. Turn ON the power while pressing the R key. The printer prints the data sent from the host computer, using hexadecimal digits and characters corresponding to them. For details, see the CHAPTER 10. DIAG FUNCTION, 5. HEXADECIMAL mode Print: 123456789012345678901 For details, see the CHAPTER 6. HEXADECIMAL DUMP FUNCTION. Print: The DIP switch settings are printed. BPS 234567890 19200BPS BIT FORMAT 8B I T 24WBPS/4600BPS19600 BF’~ 19200BPS136400BPS 8BlT/7BlT PARI TY ODD EVEN/ODD/NONE HANDSHAKING XON/XOFF DTWDSR BUSY CONDIT 10N BUFFER FULL OFFLINE PRINT DENSITY LEVEL1 LEVEL1-4 PRINT SPEED 50mm/S 50,60,70 mtiS NO. 1A VERS!ON ----------------------------------- 234567890 Hexadec i maI Dump 1. MASTER RESET mode 123456789012345678901 ***MASTER RESET The printer resumes the printing interrupted by a power fafiure. When a power failure occurs during printing, performs power failure mark “== = = =“ and executes the printing again. The power failure mark can be set in the [ESC] sequence. ROMVersion -— 4 ~ Full cut Display: The ONLINE lamp is turned ON when the printer sets ready to receive data from the host computer. 2. IPL mode For details, see the CHAPTER 11. IPL FUNCTION. 3-1 ER-OIPU CHAPTER 4. COMMAND DESCRIPTION 1. Command table [Ln IFFl 3 [RS] 4 [CAN] Cancels print data. In the standard mode, one line of data in the receive buffer is cleared. In the page mode, all the print data is canceled. 5 6 7 [s1] [DC2] [DLE] IEO~ [n] Selects character height reduction. Cancel character height reduction Transmits status in real time. 8 [DLE] [ENQ] [n] Requests the printer in real time. 9 [ESC] IFFl 10 [ESC] [SP] [n] Causes page-mode data print. All the data expanded to the whole print area is printed in the page mode. Sets character right-side spacing. Causes print and line feed. Causes page-mode print and return to standard mode. Causes journal tabulation. 11 [ESC] ! [n] Sets character mode. Font, height and width are set. 12 13 14 Sets absolute print starting position. Selects/cancels user-defined character. Defines user-defined character. 15 [ESC] $ [nl] [n2] [ESC] % [n] [ESC] & [03] [n] [m] [a[p]sxa] m-n+l [ESC] ● [m] [nl] [n2] {[data]}k 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 [ESC] -[n] [ESC] 2 [ESC] 3 [n] [ESC] 4 [n] [data] 45xn — [ESC] = [n] [ESC] ? [n] Selects/cancels underline. Selects 30/203 inch (30 dot) line feed. Sets line feed amount. Sets logo stamp. — 23 24 25 26 27 28 [ESC] @ [ESC] J [n] [ESC] L [ESC] N [ESC] O [ESC] NAK [n] 29 30 31 32 [ESC] R [n] [ESC] S [ESC] V [n] [ESC] \ [nl] [n2] Initializes printer. Prints and feeds paper. Switches from standard to page-mode. Turns buzzer ON. Turns buzzer OF. Turns buzzer ON and OFF for a cefiain period of time. Selects international character. Switches from page to standard mode. Sets/cancels 90” clockwise rotated character. Sets relative position. -,. I lts~] ----- a lnj .33 34 35 [ESC] CO[n] [ESC] cl [n] 36 [ESC] C4[n] Remarks Function Command No. 1 2 Valid for page-mode print. This command causes the printer to stafi printing. Moves the print position to the beginning of journal. (Valid only when the printing of the same data on receipt/journal has been canceled.) In the page mode, all the data in the receive buffer is cleared. In the standard mode, one line of data with no print command is cleared (for recovery from power failure). Valid only at the beginning of a line. Valid only at the beginning of a line. I Transmits regardless of the state of the host computer. Transmits regardless of the state of the host I computer. Valid for page-mode. This command causes the printer to start printing. The page mode is maintained after printing. If double-width mode is selected, the amount of space is doubled. Space is provided on the right side of each character even in case of lateral turning. If there are characters of different modes in one line, they are printed with their bases aligned. ~“AAAAA” The preset user-defined character is called. ‘ This image shows the same movement as a normal character (it can be printed using LF). The setting is possible during printing. Sets bit image data. Sets peripheral device, Deletes user-defined character. Aligns print data positions Selects print sheet (FUJ). Selects print sheet (R/J) covered by line feed amount setting. Valid even during printing. Selects paper-out detector to stop printing. 4-1 Valid even during printing. Valid even during printing. (Reserved) The same pattern as the internal character is ~printed after deletion. I Valid only at the beginning of a line. Valid only at the beginning of a line. Sets the print starting position based on the current position. Valid only at the beginning of a line. Valid only at the beginning of a line. ER–OIPU No. 37 38 Command [ESC] C5[n] [ESC] d [n] 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 [ESC]i [ESC] m Function Enables/disables panel switch. Prints and feeds paper by the specified number of lines. Causes full cutting Causes partial cutting Prints stamp. [ESC] O [ESC] p [m] [tl] [t2] [ESC] q [data] [ESC] t [n] [ESC] u [n] [ESC] V [ESC] z [n] 50 [ESC] { [n] [GS] ! [n] [GS] [nl ] [n2] [data] nl xn2x8 51 52 53 [GS] t [n] [GS] : [GS]A[r] [t] [m] 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 [GS] E [n] [GS] H [n] [GS] I [n] [GS] P [nl] [n2] @ [GS] V [m] @ [GS] V [m] [n] [GS] a [n] [GS] f [n] [GS] h [n] @ [GS] k [m] [data] k [00] @ [GS] k [m] [n] [data] [GS] r [n] [GS] w [n] 48 49 63 64 Generates specified pulse, Sets power failure mark. Selects character code table. Transmits drawer connector status. Transmits paper detector status. Sets/cancels the printing of the same data on receip~oumal. Sets/cancels upside-down character printing. Selects character size. Sets image data. nl: Horizontal size n2: Vertical size Prints image data. Sets starting/ending position of macro definition. Executes macro. Remarks Valid only at the beginning of a line. Valid only at the beginning of a line. Valid only at the beginning of a line. Valid only at the beginning of a line. Valid only at the beginning of a line. The number of times, interval and mode of execution can be set. Selects print density. Select printing position of HRI character Transmits printer ID. Sets basic line feed pitch. Cuts paper. Enables/disables automatic status transmission. Selects font for HRI character. Selects height of barcode. Selects bar code system and prints bar code. ROM version etc. are transmitted. Valid only at the beginning of a line. Font A and Font B can be set. Number of dots. Status: Same as [ESC] v and [ESC] u. Transmit status. Selects horizontal size of barcode. 2. Command description ? No. COMMAND 1 LF FUNCTION Print and line feed CODE No. COMMAND <OAh> 2 FF [Function] [Function] Standard mode) Standard mode) Prints data in the print buffer and advances the paper by the previously set amount. Moves the print position to the beginning of the next line. FUNCTION Page mode print and return CODE <OCh> No function Page mode) Prints all the print data in one page. Then returns to the standard mode. The print data is all erased after printing. Page mode) Does not print data in the print buffer. Advances the paper by the previously set amount. Moves the print position to the beginning of the next line. [Notes] This command is valid for the page mode only. [Reference] The print position is moved to the beginning of the next line. [ESC] 2: Sets the line feed amount to 30/203 inch (30 dots). Paper cutting is not performed. [ESC] 3: Sets the line feed amount. To perform paper cutting, it is necessary to send the paper cut command before sending this command. Print data put in line feed codes is printed. [Reference] [ESC] FF: Remains in the page mode. 4-2 ER-OIPU No. COMMAND 3 RS FUNCTION Journal tab CODE No. COMMAND FUNCTION <1Eg> 6 DC2 Cancel character height reduction CODE <12h> [Function] [Function] Moves the print position to the beginning of journal paper. Cancels character height reduction. [Notes] [Notes] This command is valid only when receip~ournal same data printing is canceled. This command is valid only when set at the beginning of a line. ERO1PU cannot print data during receip~ournal, [Reference] However, print data can be edited and set during receiptijournal in light of data compatibility, for ordinary receiptijournal printers can print data then. [S1]: Select character height reduction Therefore, be sure to set this command at the beginning when setting the print data in the journal side. No. COMMAND 7, DLE EOT n FUNCTION CODE Transmit status in real time CI Oh><04h>n [Reference] [Range] [ESC] Z: Select/cancel R/J same data printing ISn FUNCTION I No. I COMMAND I I Cancel print data CAN 141 I CODE S4 [Function] I Transmits the status in real time by setting “n”. Function n [Function] 1 Transmits the printer status. Standard mode) 2 Transmits the offline factor status. 3 Erases one line of print data not put in line feed codes in the receive buffer. 4 Page mode) Transmits the error factor status. I Transmits the paper detector status. This command is executed regardless of the state of the host computer. (The DSR signal is not checked.) Erases one page of print data not put in FF codes in the receive buffer. Moves the print position to the beginning of journal paper. This command is executed even if offline, receive buffer full or error states are provided. Status transmission is made immediately when this command is received. [Notes] When print data may be missed due to power failure, etc. during printing, it is necessary to resend print data after recove~ for correct printing. This command is provided mainly for such cases. n=l; Printer status bit I Function o Not used 1 Not used 2 Drawer status 3 Online/Offline state 4 Not US~d 5 Not defined 6 Not defined 7 Not used In the standard mode, it is possible to cancel a line for which power failure is caused during receiving. In the page mode, it is possible to cancel a page for which power failure is caused during receiving. No. COMMAND 5 SI FUNCTION CODE Selects character heiaht reduction I <OFh> Value 0/1 Fixed to O Fixed to 1 “L’’/’’H” online/Offline Fixed to 1 Fixed to O n=2; Offline factor status bit Function 0 aNot used 1 Not used 2 HEAD UP LEVER Q I Paper feed SW [Function] Starts character height reduction. Reduces the character height to 1/2 by removing bits one by one. u [Note] [Reference] 4 5 6 Not used Print stop due to no paper Error state [DC2]: Cancel character height reduction 7 Not used This command is valid only when set at the beginning of a line. Value 0/1 Fixed to O Fixed to 1 Close/Open Paper not being fed/Paper being fed Fixed to 1 Not stopping/Stopping No error caused/Error caused Fixed to O . bit 5; Becomes 1 in case of print stop set by IESC]CO and [ESC]C4. 4-3 ER-OIPU [Function] n=3; Error factor status Standard mode) Value 0/1 Function bit o Not used Fixed to O 1 Not used Fixed to 1 2 RS232 Receive Error No error caused/Error caused 3 Auto cutter error No error caused/Error caused 4 Not used No function Page mode) Prints all the print data in one page. Then remains in the page mode. The print data is all erased after printing. Fixed to 1 I No error caused/Error caused 5 / Unrecoverable printer error [Notes] 6 Head temperature rise 7 Not used No error caused/Error caused This command is valid for the page mode only. Fixed to O The print position is moved to the beginning of the nefi line. Value 0/1 To perform paper cutting, it is necessary to send the paper cut command before sending this command. Paper cutting is not performed. n=4; Paper detector status Function bit o Not used Fixed to O 1 Not used Fixed to 1 2 Near end detector 3 Not used Fixed to O 4 Not used Fixed to 1 5 Journal end detector Paper is presentiPaper is out 6 Receipt end detector Paper is present/Paper is out 7 Not used Print data put in line feed codes is printed. Paper is presentiPaper is out [Reference] FF: Return to the standard mode afier pdnting. Fixed to O FUNCTION I No. I COMMAND ~ I [Notes] 10 ESC SP n Set character right side spacing I I CODE I <1Bh><20h> n I Status transmission is also made when data of IOh, 04h and n (1 S n 5 4) is received. <Example> In case of Dl=l Oh, D2=04h and D3=Olh with ESC * nl n2 [DATA] k. [Function] No. 8 COMMAND DLE ENQ n CODE FUNCTION Request status in real time Sets the space on the right side of each character in basic calculation pitches. f The space on the right side of each character is [n x (basic calculation pitch)] inches. <1Oh>c05h>n [Range] [Notes] If double-width and quadruple-width are selected, the amount of space on the right side of each character is doubled and quadrupled. [Function] Space is provided on the right side of each character even in case of lateral turning. Responds to requests from the host computer by setting “n”. Inl Function 1 [n x (basic calculation pitch)] is calculated when this command is received. I Recovers from the error and restarts printing at the beainnina of the line where the error is caused. Therefore, this setting is not changed only by changing the basic calculation pitch through GS P. Restarts printing after clearing the receive buffer and print buffer. z [Default] This command is executed regardless of the state of the host computer. (The DSR signal is not checked.) n=O This command is executed even if offline, receive buffer full or error states are provided. [Reference] GS P: This command is executed immediately when it is received (without being entered in the receive buffer). GS !: L No. COMMAND 9 ESC FF FUNCTION Page mode print Set basic calculation pitch ESC!:Set character mode Set character size [Print example] AAAA UAA CODE <1Bh><OCh> 4-4 ER-OIPU [Function] FUNCTION I No. I COMMAND / I 11 I ESC!n I I Setcharacter mode CODE \ <l Bh>c21h>n Based on the beginning of the line, sets the print starting position through calculation using the basic calculation pitch. I I The distance between the print starting position and the beginning of the line is as follows. [Range] (m+ n x 256)x (basic calculation pitch) O S n S 255 -[Notes] [Function] Any specification that exceeds the end of the line is ignored. Selects the character mode. (The end of the line: Receipt width when R/J same data printing is selected; Receipt width + Journal width + Width between R/J when R/J same data printing is canceled) The meaning of each bit of “n” is as follows. Function bit O:Character font 12 x 24 o This calculation is made based on the basic pitch in the horizontal direction. 1: Character font 9 x 24 111 Not defined In case of overlapping with the print data expanded currently, overprinting is performed. I Not defined 2 Not defined 3 4 O:Double-height canceled [Reference] 1: Double-height selected ESC\: Set relative position O:Double-width canceled 5 1: Double-width selected Not defined 6 I No. COMMAND O:Underline canceled 7 13 1: Underline selected ESC ‘/0 n FUNCTION Select/cancel user-defined character CODE <1Bh><25h> n [Notes] No underline is provided in the following cases. 1) Portions skipped with journal tab 2) Laterally-turned character [Function] 3) Blank portions specified by set absolute position/set relative position Selects or cancels the mode for make printable the preset userdefined character data. bit Oof “n” = 1: User-defined character selected When both double-height and double-width are selected at the same time, quadruple characters are printed. bit Oof “n” = O:User-defined character canceled This setting can be changed within one line. [Notes] If there are both double-height characters and normal characters in one line, they are aligned on the base line. ● [Default] n=o . When the character code set for user-defined character is selected after selecting the user-defined character mode, the user-defined character is printed. ● [Reference] GS P: When the character code not set for user-defined character is selected, the normal character is printed. Set basic calculation pitch [Default] ESC !: Set character mode GS !: There are other jobs for user-defined character setting. n=O Set character size [Reference] [Print example] ESC &: Set user-defined character AAAAAAAA — ESC ?: Delete user-defined character No. COMMAND FUNCTION CODE 12 ESC $ m n Set absolute position <1Bh>c24h> n [Range] O S m S 255 0 S n S 255 4-5 ER-OIPU No. 14 COMMAND ESC & 03 Cl C2 (n[DATA]nx3) C2-C1 [Range] 32s cl s cz S 1~6: FUNCTION Define user-defined character CODE <1Bh><26h><03h> f User-defined character range (cl to C2) DATAn S 255: Print bit data O S DATA1 ~~~ O ~ n 59: 9 x 24 font selected O S n S 12: 12x 24 font selected [Function] ● Sets user-defined characters. ● 03h indicates the number of bytes in the vertical direction. Cl Indicates the beginning user-defined character code; C2 indicates the ending user-defined character code. 000User-defined character setting from Cl to C2 can be made with this command. If only one character is defined, use C1=C2. ● The character code range is from ASCII code 20h to total number of characte~s is 95, 7Ehand the [Example] [ESC]&0332 3312 [DATAI].....[DATA36] 12 IDATA1].....[DATA36] CIC2 n n tiI f [Notes] The set user-defined character data is not cleared until the MASTER RESET and ESC @ commands are received. , , r 1 1 1 r I I I , 1 ! 1 I ! 1 I I r I I I 1 II dl =<OOh>d4=<l 8H>..... d2=<OOh>d5=<63h>..... d3=<EOh>d6=<F8h>..,.. If the above-mentioned data is out of the range, the setting is disabled. [Default] ● n=O I [Reference] In case of font B dl d4 d7 d10 d13 d16 d19 d22 d25 d2 d5 d8 dl 1 d14 d17 d20 d23 d26 d3 d6 d9 d21 d24 d27 ESC Y.: Select/cancel user-defined character ESC ?: Delete user-defined character I n MSB In case of font A dl d4 d7 d10 d13 d16 d19 d2 d5 d8 dl 1 d14 d17 d20 d23 d26 d29 d32 d35 d3 d6 d9 d12 d15 d18 d21 t-l I d12 I 1 Setting example) ● 1 d22 d25 d28 d31 ds d24 d27 d30 d33 d36 MSB LSB 4-6 d15 I d18 I I 1 ER–OIPU The image modes selectable by “m” are as follows. ● . m Number of dots in vertical direction Mode Maximum number of dots in horizontal direction o 8-dot single-density 8 192 1 8-dot double-density 8 360 32 24-dot single-density 24 192 33 24-dot double-density 24 360 [Notes] ● ● The set user-defined character data is not cleared until the MASTER RESET and ESC @ commands are received. If the above-mentioned data is out of the range, the setting is disabled. Bit image data print example) 8-dot bit image TI I MS B Bit image data dl d2 LSB 1 , 1 , I , I f I I I d3 dl=<OOh> d4=<l 8H>..... d2=<OOh>d5=<63h>..... d3=<EOh> d6=<F8h>,,,,, No. COMMAND I FUNCTION 15 f ESC * m nl n2 [DATA] k ~Set bit image I data CODE /\ <1Bh><2Ah>... \ [Range] m = O, 1, 32, 33 0 S nl S 255 Print data fl means 1 dot 0 S n2 S 3 0 S data S 255 k = nl + n2 x 256 (in case of m = 0,1) k = (nl + n2 x 256) x 3 (In case of m = 32,33) [Function] ● Expand to the print buffer the bit image data specified by “data” using the density specified by “m”. ● (nl +n2x256) represents the number of dots in horizontal direction of the bit image data to be printed. ● If the bit image data exceeds the number of printable dots in one line, the excess data is ignored. ● When the image data is to be printed, the corresponding bit is 1; otherwise it is O. Single-density 4-7 Double-density ER-OIPU 24-dot bit image — — — dl i4 MS B j3 No. COMMAND 16 ESC - n FUNCTION Select/cancel underline CODE <1Bh><2Dh> n Bit imaae data [Function] — d2 — !5 [ — LSB Selects or cancels the underline. ~6 ● When n=Oor 48, the underline is canceled. ● When n=l or 49, the 2-dot-wide underline is selected. ● When n=2 or 50, the 3-dot-wide underline is selected. [Notes] — — — No underline is provided in the following cases. 1) Portions skipped with journal tab 43 2) Laterally-turned character 16 ~7 3) Blank portions specified by set absolute position/set relative position — The same processing as “select./cancel underline” using ESC ! is pedormed. — — [Default] dl n=O [Reference] ESC ! I No. I COMMAND I I I 17 — ESC 2 FUNCTION Set 30/203 inch line feed amount I CODE Bh><32h> I <1 [Function] Sets the distance for one line feed to 30/203 inch. me line spacing is 6 dots. Caution Print data a means 1 dot In case of double-height, the line spacing is Odots. If the line spacing is less than 6 dots, printing may be disturbed when printing is started from the printer stop state. In this case, printing must be made with the printer in the operating state (continuous printinq from the nrevious line). [Reference] ESC 3: Set line feed amount Single-density Doubiedensity 4-8 I I ER-OIPU FUNCTION CODE No. Set line feed amount <1Bh><33h> 20 No. I COMMAND I 18 ESC3n 1 21 Sets the distance for one iinefeed inch. to[nx(basic ESC = n CODE (Reserved) FUNCTION CODE Set peripheral device <1Bh><3Dh> n COMMAND No. [Function] FUNCTION — COMMAND — calculation pitch)l Caution [Function] ffthefine spacingislessthan 6ctots, printing maybe disturbed when printingis started from the printer stop state. In this case, printing must be made with the printer in the operating state (continuous printing from the previous line). Sets the operation of the peripheral devices. bit ‘ Peripheral device 1/’0 Printer Valid/Disabled o [Default] [Default] n=3 n = 30 (30/203 inch) [Reference] No. ESC 2: Set 30/203 inch line feed amount COMMAND 22 No. COMMAND FUNCTION CODE 19 ESC 4 n [DATA] k Set logo stamp <1Bh>c34h> n ... ESC ? n FUNCTION Delete user-defined character <1Bh><3Fh> n [Range] 32 : n ~ 126 [Function] [Range] O~ n ~ 160: Number of dots in vertical direction Deletes the user-defined character for the specified code. k = 45x n INotes~ [Function] The specified code is set to the normal character. Sets the logo stamp. [Reference] Setting is made with side slice. ESC &: Set user-defined character Stamp setting of MAX 20 mm in vertical size is possible. ESC O/.: Select user-defined character [Notes] 6-dot feed is performed before the logo stamp data is printed. [Default] n= 160 (30/203 inch) DATA = CODE YOUR RECEIPT THANK YOU [Reference] ESC o: Print logo stamp [Notice] ERO1PU can not receive a data during writing the logo stamp data in internal memory. ERO1PU inform it to host by sending XOFF character or turning off DTR signal. When you turn off ERO1PU or you execute Master Reset,this data is remained. So,you need not to execute it frequently. 4-9 ER-OIPU No. COMMAND ESC @ 23 FUNCTION initialize printer No. CODE 28 <1Bh><40h> FUNCTION COMMAND ESC NAK n Buzzer ON/OFF [Function] [Range] Initializes the printer setting data. O S n S 255 [Notes] [Function] me following data are not initialized. Makes the buzzer ON/OFF for a certain time. CODE <1Bh><l 5h> n (n x1Omsec) Macro setting data Receive buffer data Stamp data Y No. COMMAND t No. COMMAND FUNCTION CODE 24 ESC J n Print and feed paper <1Bh><4Ah> 29 ESC Rn FUNCTION CODE Select international character <1Bh>c52h> [Range] O S n S 255 [Function] [Function] Selects a character set among those shown in the table below according to the value of “n”. Prints the data in the print buffer and feeds the paper for “n x (basic calculation pitch)”. Inl Character set I I I O I U.S.A. 1 France 2 No. COMMAND FUNCTION CODE 25 ESC L Select page mode <1Bh><4Ch> Germany I I 3 I U.K. [Function] Switches from the standard mode to the page mode. 7 Spain 8 Japan [Notes] 1 9 I Norway This command is valid only when entered at the beginning of a line. I 10 I Denmark II I I [Reference] [Notes] FF: Prints the page data If “n” is out of the range, this command is ignored. [Default] No. COMMAND FUNCTION CODE 26 ESC N Buzzer ON <1Bh><4Eh> n=O ● [Function] No. COMMAND Sounds the buzzer, 30 ESC S FUNCTION Select standard mode CODE <1Bh><53h> [Function] No. COMMAND FUNCTION CODE 27 ESC O Buzzer OFF <1Bh><4Fh> Switches from the page mode to the standard mode, [Notes] This command is valid only when entered at the beginning of a line. [Function] Stops the buzzer. [Reference] ESC L: Select page mode 4-10 ER–OIPU Example No. FUNCTION COMMAND 31 ESC V n i Set/cancel 90ciockwise rotated character printing <1Bh>e56h> n [Range] m=254, n=255 3 dots to the left: m=253, n=255 The distance between the print starting position and the beginning of the line is as foiiows. Sets or cancels 90” cw (clockwise) rotated character printing according to the value of “n”. Function I Cancels 90” cw rotated character Drintina 1 1, 49 m=255, n=255 360 dots to the left: m=154, n=254 [Function] Inl I 0,48 1 dot to the left: 2 dots to the left: CODE I Sets 90” cw rotated character printing N x (basic calculation pitch) I I [Notes] ● Any specification that exceeds the end of the line is ignored. (The end of the line: Receipt width when R/J same data printing is selected; Receipt width + Journal width + Width between FUJwhen R/J same data printing is canceled) ● This calculation is made based on the basic pitch in the horizontal direction. ● In case of overlapping with the print data expanded currently, overprinting is performed. I [Notes] No underline is provided for 90° cw (clockwise) rotated characters. Double-width/double-height setting is reversed. If “n” is out of the range, this command is ignored. [Default] [Reference] n=O ESC $: Set absolute position [Reference] ESC SP: Right margin setting valid ESC !: I No. I COMMAND I 33 ESC a n No underline is printed. I Double-width/double-height setting is reversed. No. 32 COMMAND I ESC \ mn I FUNCTION CODE Set relative position <1Bh><5Ch> mn I I Aligns all the data in one line to the specified position. O S m S 255 m The value of “n” specifies the alignment as follows. 0 S n S 255 n O,48 [Function] Based on the current position, sets the print starting position through calculation using the basic calculation pitch. ● CODE <1Bh>e61 h> n [Function] [Range] ● I FUNCTION Align positions A positive number specifies the print starting position to the right of the current position; a negative number to the Ieti. Position Align left 1, 49 Align center 2,50 Align right [Notes] This command is valid only when set at the beginning of a line. Blank portions specified by set absolute position/set relative position are also covered by this command. Negative numbers are specified using the supplement of N. The print starting position is determined through the following calculation. Position alignment is performed separately for R and J, To the right m + n x 256 = N [Default] Example n=O 1 dot to the right: m=l, n=O 2 dots to the right: m=2, n=O 3 dots to the right: m=3, n=o [Print example] 360 dots to the right: m=104, n=l To the left m + n x 256 65536– N 4-11 Align left Align center ~, El “ ~ “ ER-OIPU ESC c On 34 Select print sheet (R/J) No. CODE FUNCTION COMMAND No. <1Bh><63h><30h> n 36 ESC c 4 n * [Range] o~n~z CODE FUNCTION COMMAND Select paper-end detector to stop printing <1Bh>c63h>c34h> n [Range] O S n S 255 [Function] Enables or disables the print sheet (FVJ). [Function] The meaning of each bit of “n” is as follows. Selects which paper-end detector causes the printer to stop printing. bit Description 0/1 o Journal printer Disabled/Enabled 1 Receipt printer Disabled/Enabled When printing is stopped, the line being printed is completed. Even if printing stop is invalid, the printer stops printing and the print data is discarded when the paper is out. The meaning of each bit of “n” is as follows. 2 3 Near-end detector InvaliWalid 2 Journal end detector Invalitialid 3 Receipt end detector Invalid/Valid o 5 0/1 Description bit I 41 1 6 I 71 4 5 [Notes] 6 Valid only at the beginning of a line 7 [Default] [Notes] n=3 Whether the printer goes OFF-LINE or not depends on the setting of the dip switch. Caution ESC c 1 n 35 CODE FUNCTION COMMAND No. Select print sheet covered by line teed amount settina When the presetting of Receipt is different form Journal and if the line spacing is less than 6 dota, printing may be disturbed when printing is started from the nrinter stoo state. <1Bh><63h><31 h> n [Range] [Default] OSn S3 n=O [Function] Enables or disables the data of line feed (ESC2/ESC3) by print sheet (receipt/journal). amount setting The meaning of each bit of “n” is as follows. bit Description 0/1 o Journal printer DisabledfEnabled 1 Receipt printer Disabled/Enabled I I 37 ESC c 5 n Enable/disable Danel switch I cl Bh>e63h>c35h> n I 2 3 [Function] 4 5 Enables or disables the panel switch. 6 Only the lowest bit of “n” is valid. 7 When n=*******O,the panel switch is enabled. When n=*******1, the panel switch is disabled. [Notes] Valid only at the beginning of a line [Notes] [Default] This command is valid for the receipt feed key, journal feed key and online key, n=3 [Default] n=O 4-12 ER-OIPU [Reference] No. ESC d n 38 Print and feed paper “n” lines A distance of 16.8 mm is provided between the cutter position and thermal head c1 position. In printing the stamp between them, vertical size of 15.8 mm can be used. CODE FUNCTION COMMAND <1Bh>.c64h> n .- --- ~ 7 1 .-..-J........;.-. ....... 16.8mm I ‘P 15.8mm I + ------ [Function] Prints the data in the print buffer and feed the paper for “n” lines. Cutterposition Stamp ~ Print position (Thermalhead position) [Default] n=O The following methods are used to print the stamp data between the cut position and print position. 1) Execution of print stamp command (ESC o) No. COMMAND FUNCTION 39 ESC i Full cut 2) Execution of cut command (ESC 1) CODE <1Bh><69h> Stamp printing in this case is for the next receipt. [Function] Executes a full cut of the paper. I [Notes] 42 ESC p m tl t2 Generate specified pulse I <1 Bh><70h> p m tl t2 I Valid only at the beginning of a line I Causion: [Range] I m = O,1, 48, 49 After this command is executed, You had better execute one line feed or one line print to prevent the Paper Jam. 0 S tl S t2 S 255 [Function] Outputs the specified pulse on the drawer connector. No. COMMAND FUNCTION CODE 40 ESC m Partial cut <1Bh><6Dh> For connector pin “m”, the signal is held ON for tl x 2 ms and OFF for t 1 x2 ms. The value of “m” is used as follows. [Function] Executes a partial cut of the paper. [Notes] [Notes] Valid only at the beginning of a line When opening the Sharp drawer, 20 S tl S 25 and 250 S t2 must be applied. I Causion: P I feed or one Ime print to prevent No. 41 COMMAND ESC O I I 43 FUNCTION Print stamp ESC q DATA Set power failure ma~ I <1 Bh><71h> DATA I [Range] CODE <1Bh><6Fh> O S DATA S 255 DATA: ASCII code [Function] Stamp printing of MAX 20 mm in vertical size is performed. [Function] [Notes] Prints the mark of interrupted printing when power failure is caused during printing. Valid only at the beginning of a line. Sets this mark. The stamp data is printed on the receipt side only. Performs one-line printing of this character when power failure is caused during printing. 6-dot feed is performed regardless of the line feed pitch setting before the stamp data is printed. 4-13 ER-OIPU [Default] [Notes] DATA : “=” (3Dh) If nothing is connected to the connector, bit Ois always equal to O. No. FUNCTION CODE Select character code table <1Bh><74h> n COMMAND ESC t n 44 When DTWDSR control is selected, the status is transmitted after the printer confirms that the host computer is ready to receive data (DSR signal is ON). If the host computer is not ready to receive data (DSR signal is OFF), the printer waits until the computer is ready. When XON/XOFF control is selected, one byte is transmitted without checking if is ready to receive data. This command is executed during receive buffer expansion. Therefore, if there is other data in the receive buffer, some delay may be caused between command receiving and status transmitting. [Reference] [Function] Selects the character listed on page “n” of the character code table. Page I Character type o USA:EUROPE 1 Japanese (Katakana) 2 Multilingual 3 Portuguese 4 I’Canadian-French 5 Nordic 6 Greece I DLE EOT: Transmit status in real time GS a: Transmit automatic status GS r: Transmit status No. COMMAND FUNCTION CODE 46 ESC V Transmit paper detector status cl Bh><76h> [Function] Transmits the status of the paper detector when the command is executed. The status to be transmitted is as shown below. I bit I [Default] n=O No. COMMAND 45 ESC u n CODE FUNCTION Transmit drawer connector status <1Bh><75h> n I [Range] Transmits the status of the drawer connector pin. The status is as shown below. I bit I Status 1 Drawer Not defined 2 Not defined 3 Not defined 1/0 Not defined 2 Journal-end detector Paper is present/Paper is out 3 Receiot-end detector Paper is present/Paper is out 4 Not used 5 Not defined 6 Not defined 7 Not used Fixed to O Fixed to O I When XONMOFF control is selected, one byte is transmitted without checking if is ready to receive data. I This command is executed during receive buffer expansion. Therefore, if there is other data in the receive buffer, some delay may be caused between command receiving and status transmitting. Open/Close [Reference] Fixed to O 5 Not defined 6 Not defined 7 1 When DTWDSR control is selected, the status is transmitted after the printer confirms that the host computer is ready to receive data (DSR signal is ON). If the host computer is not ready to receive data (DSR signal is OFF), the printer waits until the computer is ready. [Function] 4 Value 0/1 I I Paper is present/Paper is out I [Notes] 0 = 0,48 o Function I O I Near-end detector Fixed to O 4-14 DLE EOT: Transmit status in real time GS a: Transmit automatic status GS r: Transmit status ER-OIPU [Function] i No. I COMMAND I ESC z n 47 L FUNCTION CODE I Select/cancel receiptijoumal same data printing Selects the character size of Normal/Double/Quadruple (Height and Width). I <1Bh><7Ah> n o [Range] O S n S 255 Select or cancel printing the same data on the receip~ournal. When the value of bit Oof “n” is equal to O,same data printing is canceled. 2 011 : Quadruple 5 001 : Double 6 011 : Quadruple Height represents the vertical direction; width represents the horizontal direction. When 90” cw rotated character printing is set, height and width are reversed. [Notes] Valid only at the beginning of a line. Double-heightidouble-width selected using ESC ! is disabled by this command. FUNCTION Set/cancel upside-down character Drintina 000: Normal [Notes] When same data printing is selected, the amount of data to be sent from the host computer may be for one print sheet only (360 dots). ESC { n Width 7 When the value of bit O of “n” is equal to 1, same data printing is selected. 48 000: Normal 001 : Double 4 I Height 1 3 [Function] [ No. I COMMAND Function bit CODE i Cl Bh><7Bh> n [Default] 1 n=O I [Reference] [Range] IESCI !: Set character mode O S n S 255 [Function] COMMAND CODE I I FUNCTION I \ No. \ Set image data I c1 Dh><2Ah> ... 50 GS *nl n2 [data] k Sets or cancels upside-down character printing. I Only the lowest bit of “n” is valid. When bit O is equal to O, upside-down character printing is canceled. [Range] 1 ~ nl ~ 45: When bit Ois equal to 1, upside-down character printing is set. [Notes] nl x n2 S 1800 Valid only when entered at the beginning of a line. 0 S data S 255 [Function] [Default] n=O No. 49 COMMAND Gs ! n Horizontal size 1 ~ n2 s 255: VertiCalSiZe FUNCTION CODE Select character size <1Dh>e21h> n ● Defines the image data with the number of dots specified by nl and n2. me number of dots in the horizontal direction is nlx8, and in the vertical direction is n2 x 8. ● “data” specifies the bit image data. Black printing is 1; white printing is O. [Notes] [Range] ● O S n S 255 ● 4-15 The set user-defined character data is not cleared until the MASTER RESET and ESC Q commands are received. If the above-mentioned data is out of the range, the setting is disabled. ER-OIPU Imagedatamemorystructure . .......... . .... M I SB 52 GS: Set starting/ending position of macro definition <1Dh><3Ah> I Bit image 11 dn2 +1 [Function] ~(n2 e +1 Specifies the starting or ending position of the macro definition. If this command is received while defining the macro, it ends the definition. L SB [ -......-....-.—. [Notes] Themacro range can be setup to 2048 bytes. i2 dn2 +2 Even if ESC @ is executed, the macro definition is not cleared. Normal printing operation is possible while defining the macro. [Reference] IGSI n2 Execute macro ) No. COMMAND FUNCTION CODE 53 GSA r t m Execute macro <1Dh><5Eh> ... [Function] Executes the macro definition. in2 d(n x2 2 r: Specifies the number of times to execute the macro. t: Specifies the waiting time for executing the macro. Waiting time of tx100 msec is required for one execution: Specifies the macro executing mode. I m=O Continuous macro execution. Executes “r” times continuously at the interval specified by “t”. m=l Executes the macro by pressing the receipt paper feed key. After waiting the period specified by ‘1”, the PAPER LED blinks and the printer waits for the receipt paper feed key to be pressed. After the receipt paper feed key is pressed, the printer executes the macro once. The printer repeats this operation “r” times. # No. COMMAND FUNCTION CODE 51 GS t n Print image data <1Dh><2Fh> n [Range] O S n S 3, 48 S n S 51 [Function] [Notes] Prints the image data using the print mode specified by “m”. The dot density selected by “m” is shown below. lml I 0.48 Print mode I Normal mode If this command is received while defining the macro, the macro definition is aborted. I I If the macro is not defined or if “r” is O,nothing is executed, Paper cannot be fed with the receipt paper feed key while executing the macro when “m” is 1. - [Reference] [GS]: Setstarting/ending position of macro definition [Notes] Image data printing is ignored while printing is performed. If the image data exceeds one liner the excess data is not printed. The stamp data is printed on the receipt side only. No. COMMAND FUNCTION CODE 6-dot feed is performed regardless of the line feed pitch setting before the stamp data is printed. 54 GS E n Select Drint denditv <1Dh>e45h> n [Reference] [GS]*: Set image data 4-16 ER-OIPU [Function] bit Description Selects the print density. o Ready for kanji character I n = 00: 650/’of standard density (P) n = 50: Standard density (P) n = 99: 135 ‘/. of standard density (P) [Default] n = 50 Yes/No 1/0 1 I Not defined 2 Not defined 3 Not defined 4 Fixed to O 5 Not defined \ 1 ~ 6 I Fixed to O I I I 7 Fixed to O [Notes] No. COMMAND FUNCTION CODE GS H n Select printing position of HRI character c1Dh><48h> n 55 When DTR/DSR control is selected, the status is transmitted after the printer confirms that the host computer is ready to receive data (DSR signal is ON). If the host computer is not ready to receive data (DSR signal is OFF), the printer waits until the computer is ready. When XON/XOFF control is selected, one byte is transmitted without checking if is ready to receive data. This command is executed during receive buffer expansion. Therefore, if there is other data in the receive buffer, some delay may be caused between command receiving and status transmitting, [Function] Selects the HRI character printing position of HRI characters when printing the bar code. The ROM version is changed each time the ROM is changed. The printing position selected by “n” is shown below. Printing position n ! No. I COMMAND I O.48 Not Drinted 1, 49 Above the bar code 2, 50 I 3.51 ~-57 Below the bar code I Both above and below the barcode I GSPXY FUNCTION I CODE I I Set basic line feed Pitch [ <l Dh><50h>x Y 1 [Range] I 05 X S 203,0 S Y S 203 [Notes] [Function] HRI characters are printed using the font specified by GS f.[Default] The basic calculation pitch in the horizontal direction is (l/X) inch; the basic calculation pitch in the vertical direction is (l/Y) inch. [Default] n=() Returns to the initial value (X=203, Y=203) when x is Oand y is O. [Notes] [Reference] Even if this command is executed, the other settings used currently are not changed. That is, the other set data are changed only when the corresponding setting is made after the basic line feed pitch is changed. GS f:: Select font for HR1character No. COMMAND FUNCTION CODE 56 GS I n Transmit printer ID <1Dh><49h> n The result of calculation combined with other commands for paper feed amount setting, etc. is corrected with the minimum pitch (1/203) and the remainder is discarded. [Range] [Default] X = Y = 203 [Function] [Reference] Transmits the printer ID shown below according to “n” when executing the command. ESC SP: Set character right-side spacing n Type 1,49 Model 2,50 Set ID 3, 51 ROM version Details Data ER-OIPU Olh See the table below ROM version \ E%)IAh 4-17 ESC $: Set absolute position ESC 3: Set line feed amount ESC J: Print and feed paper ESC \: Set relative position GS V: Cut paper ER-OIPU If no status is selected, automatic status transmission is disabled. I No. I COMMAND/ 1) GS V m 2) GS V m n 58 FUNCTION I CODE Cut paper I <1Dh><56h> If at least one status is selected, automatic status transmission is enabled and 4-byte data is transmitted each time the selected status changes. I The data to be transmitted are listed on the next page. [Range] [Notes] The status is transmitted without checking the DSR signal. 4 bytes are sent continuously when transmitting the status except for XOFF. [Function] Executes a cut of the paper as specified by “m”. [Reference] 1) m = O,m = 48: Full cut DLE EOT: Transmit status in real time ESC U: Transmit peripheral device status ESC V: Transmit paper detector status m = 1, m = 49: Partial cut 2) m = 65: Paper feed for (cut position+[nx(basic calculation pitch)]) and full cut Ist byte (printer information) bit m = 66 : Paper feed for (cut position+[nx(basic calculation pitch)]) and partial cut Not used Fixed to 0 Fixed to 1 1 Not used 2 Drawer status “L”/”H” [Notes] 3 Online/Offline state 1)is the same as ESC i / ESC m. 4 Not used 5 HEAD UP LEVER 6 Paper feed SW 7 Not used In case of 2), the paper is cut after being fed to the cut position when “n” is O, and is cut after being fed to the position of (cut position+[nx(basic calculation pitch)]) when “n” is not O. Causion: Full cut Partial cut I I 59 GS a n Enable/disable automatic status transmission I Fixed to 1 <1Dh>c61h> n I Fixed to O 2 RS232 receive error No error caused/Error caused 3 Auto cutter error No error caused/Error caused 4 Not used Fixed to 1 5 Unrecoverable printer error No error caused/Error caused 6 Head temperature rise No error caused/Error caused 7 Not used Function ] bit I I Selects which status is to be covered by automatic status transmission. The meaning of each bit of “n” is as follows. , bit Status to be covered by automatic status transmission o I 2 I Journal end detector 3 I Receipt end detector I I Paper is present/Paper is out I I Fixed to O Drawer status 1: Enabled O:Disabled Online/Offline 1: Enabled O: Disabled I 7 I Not used Not defined 1: Enabled O:Disabled 4th byte: dummy 5 I Not defined 6 Not defined 7 Not defined 4-18 Value 0/1 Paper is presentiPaper is out I 1 1: Enabled O:Disabled I I 1 I Notdefined o 4 Fixed to O Near end detector ! 5 ! Not defined I 6 I Not defined Paper detector Value 0/1 3rd byte (paper detector information) [Function] 3 Paper not being fed/Paper being fed O ~ Not defined 1 I Not defined [Range] O~ n ~ 255 2 I Error state Close/Open Function bit I [Reference] ESC i: “L”/”H” Online/Offline 2nd byte (error information) After this command is executed, You had better execute one line feed or one line print to prevent the Paper Jam. ESC m: Value 0/1 Function o I PaDeris present/Paper is out I Fixed to O I I ER-OIPU [Notes] [Range] When the head up lever of the printer unit is operated, the status (open/close) of the head up lever is transmitted. At that time, the status o open/close may be repeatedly transmitted by chattering and bounce of the head up lever switch. The status of the head up lev~r is stabilized in max. 40 msec. Therefore, this change in status must be taken into consideration in process designing in the host side. @ 0 s m 6, 1 S k S 255,32 S data s 126 @ 65 S m ~ 73, 1 S k S 255,0 S data s 255 [Function] Selects the bar code system specified by “m” and prints the barcode. The following is one of the methods to reject the status change in a shori time. Bar code system m 1)After reception of the status, status reception wait is made for 40 Number of bar code data Range of DATA o UPC-A Fixed (11 S k S 12) 48 S data S 57 2) When a status is received during the status reception wait, the previous status is disposed and the process is returned to 1). 1 UPC-E Fixed (11 S k S 12) 48 S data S 57 3) When no status is received during the status reception wait, the status which was received at the last is used for status process. 2 EAN-13 Fixed (12 S k S 13) 48 S data S 57 3 EAN-8 Fixed (7 S k S 8) 48 S data S 57 4 CODE39 Variable [Range] 05 n S 1, 48 S n S 49 48 S data S 57, 65 S data S 90 32,36,37,43,45, 46,47 datal =data2=42*l (startcode/endcode) 5 interleaved 2 of 5 (ITF) Variable (must be an even number) 48 S data S 57 [Function] 6 CODEBAR (NW-7) Variable 65 S data 1 S 68*2 48 S data S 57,36, 43,45,46,47,58 65 UPC-A Fixed (11 S k S 12) 48 S data S 57 66 UPC-E Fixed (11 S k S 12) 48 S data= 57 67 EAN-13 Fixed (12 S k S 13) 48 S data S 57 Fixed (7 S k S 8) 485 data S 57 69 CODE39 Variable 48 S data S 57,65 S data 2 90 32,36,37,43,45, 46,47 datal=data 2=42*1 (startcode/endcode) 70 Interleaved 2 of 5 (ITF) Variable (must bean even number) 48 S data S 57 71 CODEBAR (NW-7) Vanable 65 S data 1 S 68 *2 48 S data S 57, 36,43,45,46 47, 58 72 CODE93 Variable O S data S 127 73 CODE128 Variable O S data S 127 msec. FUNCTION No. I COMMAND GS F n 60 Select font for t-lRl character 0 CODE <1Dh><66h> n Selects the font for HRI characters used when printing the bar code. TI~efont selected by “n” is shown below. n Font O,48 Font A 1,49 Font B [Default] n=o 68 EAN-8 [Reference] GS H @ No. COMMAND FUNCTION CODE 61 GS h n Select height of barcode <1Dh><68h> n [Function] Selects the height of bar code. - ‘1: Start/stop code omissibie “n” specifies the number of dots in the vertical direction. [Default] ●2: Start code,Stop code [Default] Command of@: Ends with [00] code. “data” indicates the character code to be printed and “k” indicates the number of characters to be printed. Command of Q: [n] indicates the number of bar code data and “n” bytes are processed as bar code data starting from the next data. “k” indicates the number of characters to be printed. n = 162 No. COMMAND FUNCTION CODE 62 1) GS k m [data] k NUL 2) GS k m n [datal k Print bar code cl Dh>c6Bh> n 4-19 ER-OIPU CODE128barcode [Notes] CODE128, which is made by encoding full ASCII 128 characters, represents different things by using three start codes which are functions. Common to@ and @ In each bar code system, if a code cannot be printed, the printer prints the processed data and the following data is treated as normal data. Bar code printing is inhibited during printing. CODE A: Able to represent ASCII characters OOHthrough 5FH. CODE B: Able to represent ASCII characters 20H through 7FH. CODE C: Represents 2-digit numbers (00-99) with one character. In case of @ @ The start character (CODE A/CODE B/CODE C) must be selected at the beginning of the bar code data. The bar code data of “Interleaved 2 of 5 (ITF)” must be an even number. If an odd number is entered, character “O” is automatically added to the beginning. @ The special character is specified by “f’ plus one character. ASCII character “{” itself is specified by sending two characters “{” successively. In case of @ The bar code data of “interleaved 2 of 5 (ITF)” must be an even number. If an odd number is entered, the command is ignored. Special character CODE93 barcode Start character (Q) is printed at the beginning of the HRI character string. Stop character (Q) is printed at the end of the HRI character string. me HRI character of control character is composed of ■ and one alphabetic character. Control character ASCII Hexadecimal NUL Decimal HRI character SOH 01 01 STX 02 02 HB ETX 03 03 ■c EOT I 04 I 04 -. I ,D 05 05 WE ACK 06 06 BEL 07 07 BS 08 08 ■F ■G ■H ENQ HT I1 LF VT FF I I CR ! I I I I 11 14 I I 15 I 16 I 17 I 19 I 20 ■K ■L ■M ■N 90 9P 18 13 I 11 12 HI I ■Q ■R ■s NT NAK 15 21 ■u SYN 16 22 Hv 23 24 ■w ■x ■Y ■z ETB , CAN EM I SUB ESC 17 I 18 19 I1 1A t IB 25— 26 , \ 27 WA 28 GS ID 29 ■B ■c RS IE 30 ID us IF 31 DEL 7F 127 ■E ■T FS IC {s 7B, 53 123,83 CODE A {A 7B, 41 123,65 123,66 Decimal CODE B {B 7B, 42 CODE C {c 7B, 43 123,67 FNC1 {1 7B, 31 123,49 FNC2 {2 7B, 32 123,50 FNC3 {3 7B, 33 123,51 FNC4 {4 7B, 34 123, 52 {{ 7B, 7B 123, 123 The HRI characters of SHIW / CODE A, B, C / FNC 1, 2, 3 are not printed. I I I UJ 14 I1 12 DC3 I 13 10 DC2 DC4 OB Oc OF 09 10 OE \ DLE DC1 I OD so SI 09 OA Hexadecimal SHl~ { ■u ■A 00 00 Transmit data ASCII i I I I I I I JI 4-20 ER-OIPU Characterswhichcan be printedusing CODE A Character Transmit data Hexadecimal Transmit data Character Decimal Character Decimal Hexadecimal Transmit data Hexadecimal Decimal NUL 00 0 k 23 35 F 46 70 SOH 01 1 $ 24 36 G 47 71 STX 02 2 ‘/0 25 37 H 48 72 ETx 03 3 & 26 38 I 49 73 EOT 04 4 27 39 J 4A 74 ENQ 28 40 K 4B 75 L 4C 76 05 5 ( ACK 06 6 ) 29 41 BEL 07 7 b 2A 42 M 40 77 BS 08 8 + 2B 43 N 4E 78 HT 09 9 1 2C 44 0 4F 79 LF OA 10 2D 45 P 50 80 VT OB 11 2E 46 Q 51 81 FF Oc 12 / 2F 47 R 52 82 CR OD 13 o 30 48 s 53 83 so OE 14 1 31 49 T 54 84 SI OF 15 2 32 50 u 55 85 DLE 10 16 3 33 51 v 56 86 DC1 11 17 4 34 52 w 57 87 DC2 12 18 5 35 53 x 58 88 DC3 13 19 6 36 54 Y 59 89 DC4 14 20 7 37 55 z 5A 90 NAK 15 21 8 38 56 91 16 22 9 39 57 [ \. 5B SYN 5C 92 ETB 17 23 3A 58 1 5D 93 CAN 18 24 3B 59 EM 19 25 3C 60 SUB 1A 26 , < = 30 ESC IB 27 3E 5E 94 5F 95 61 — FNC1 7B, 31 123,49 62 FNC2 7B, 32 123,50 FS IC 28 > ? 3F 63 FNC3 7B, 33 123,51 GS 10 29 @ 40 64 FNC4 7B, 34 123,52 Rs IE 30 A 41 65 SHl~ 7B, 53 123,83 us IF 31 B 42 66 CODE B 7B, 42 123,66 SP ! “ 20 32 c 43 67 CODE C 7B, 43 123,67 21 33 D 44 68 22 34 E 45 69 4-21 ER-OIPU Characterswhich can be printed using CODEB Transmit data Character Decimal Hexadecimal 3P Character Transmit data Hexadecimal Character Decimal 20 32 c 43 67 Transmit data Hexadecimal Decimal 1 66 102 21 33 D 44 68 ~ 67 103 6 22 34 E 45 69 h 68 104 ! 23 35 F 46 70 I 59 105 s 24 36 G 47 71 5A 106 48 72 3B 107 SC 108 Yo 25 37 H 5 26 38 I 49 73 27 39 J 4A 74 ‘n SD 109 ( 28 40 K 4B 75 n 6E 110 ) K 29 41 L 4C 76 o 6F 111 ● 2A 42 M 4D 77 P 70 112 + 2B 43 N 4E 78 113 2C 44 4F 79 72 114 2D 45 0 P q r 71 I 50 80 s 73 115 2E 46 Q 51 81 t 74 116 { 2F 47 R 52 82 u 75 117 o 30 48 s 53 83 v 76 118 1 31 49 T 54 84 w 77 119 2 32 50 u 55 85 x 78 120 3 33 51 v 56 86 121 34 52 w 57 87 Y z 79 4 7A 122 5 35 53 x 58 88 7B, 7B 123, 123 6 36 54 Y 59 89 { I 7C 124 7 37 55 z 5A 90 7D 125 B 38 56 [ 5B 91 } — 7E 126 9 39 57 5C 92 DEL 7F 127 3A 58 5D 93 FNC1 7B, 31 123,49 I < 3B 59 5E 94 FNC2 7B, 32 123,50 3C 60 5F 95 FNC3 7B, 33 123,51 = 3D 61 60 96 FNC4 7B, 34 123,52 > ? 3E 62 a 61 97 SHl~ 7B, 53 123,83 3F 63 b 62 98 CODE A 7B, 41 123,65 CODE C 7B, 43 123, 67 i ‘ @ 40 60 c 63 99 A 41 61 d 64 100 5 42 66 e 65 101 4-22 ER-OIPU Characters which can be printed using CODEC Character Transmit data Hexadecimal 30 00 21 32 Decimal Character Transmit data Hexadecimal Character Decimal Transmit data Hexadecimal 46 Decimal 0 35 23 35 70 01 1 36 24 36 71 47 71 02 2 37 25 37 72 48 72 70 D3 03 3 38 26 38 73 49 73 34 04 4 39 27 39 74 4A 74 05 05 5 40 28 40 75 4B 75 76 77 06 , 06 6 41 29 41 76 4C 07 07 7 42 2A 42 77 4D 38 08 8 43 2B 43 78 4E 78 09 09 9 44 2C 44 79 4F 79 10 OA 10 45 2D 45 80 50 80 11 OB 11 46 2E 46 81 51 81 12 Oc 12 47 2F 47 82 52 82 13 OD 13 48 30 48 83 53 83 14 OE 14 49 31 49 84 54 84 15 OF 15 50 32 50 85 55 85 16 10 16 51 33 51 86 56 86 17 11 17 52 34 52 87 57 87 18 12 18 53 35 53 88 58 88 19 13 19 54 36 54 89 59 89 20 14 20 55 37 55 90 5A 90 21 15 21 56 38 56 91 5B 91 22 16 22 57 39 57 92 5C 92 23 17 23 58 3A 58 93 5D 93 24 18 24 59 3B 59 94 5E 94 25 19 25 60 3C 60 95 5F 95 26 1A 26 61 3D 61 96 60 96 27 IB 27 62 3E 62 97 61 197 28 IC 28 63 3F 63 98 62 98 29 ID 29 64 40 64 99 63 99 30 IE 30 65 41 65 FNC1 7B, 31 123,49 31 IF 31 66 42 66 CODE A 7B, 41 123,65 32 20 32 67 43 67 CODE B 7B, 42 123,66 33 21 33 68 44 68 34 22 34 69 45 69 4-23 ER-OIPU FUNCTION CODE Transmit status c1 Dh><72h> n No. I COMMAND I I GS r n 63 I 1 No COMMAND FUNCTION CODE 64 GS w n Select horizontal size <1Dh><77h> [Range] o~-l~z 49 S n S 50 [Function] Selects the horizontal size (magnification) of the bar code.”n” specifies the number of dots in one module. [Function] Selects which status is to be covered by automatic status transmission. [Default] The meaning of each bit of “n” is as follows. n=O Function n 1,49 Transmits paper detector status. (Same as ESC v) 2,50 Transmits drawer status. (Same as ESC u O) The data to be transmitted are listed on the next page. [N~t~~] When DTR/DSR control is selected, the status is transmitted after the printer confirms that the host computer is ready to receive data (DSR signal is ON). If the host computer is not ready to receive data (DSR signal is OFF), the printer waits until the computer is ready. When XON/XOFF control is selected, one byte is transmitted without checking if is ready to receive data. This command is executed during receive buffer expansion. Therefore, if there is other data in the receive buffer, some delay may be caused between command receiving and status transmitting. [Reference] DLE EOT: Transmit status in real time ESC U: Transmit peripheral device status ESC V: Transmit paper detector status n=l ,49: Paper detector status bit Function Value 0/1 o Near end detector 1 Not defined Paper is present/Paper is out 2 f Journal end detector Paper is present/Paper is out 3 I Receipt end detector Paper is present/Paper is out 4 Not used 5 Not defined 6 Not defined 7 Not used Fixed to O Fixed to O n=2,50: Drawer status bit I Status 0/1 O I1 Drawer ODen/Close I I 1 I Not defined I 2 I Not defined 1 I 3 I Not defined 1 4 Fixed to O 5 II Not defined 6 I Not defined 71 I I I Fixed to o I 4-24 ER-OIPU I w m o Itm n m “ +2 m m o I o 5-1 I i I I I I I I I I I I I ER--O1PU @ Pagel ( JAPAN:Katakana ) HEX 0 HEX 8 9 A B c D E F BIN 1000 1001 1010 1o11 1100 1111 SPACE 1101 .. . 1110 -I- = x 0000 - 128 1 0001 -r . 129 2 0010 0011 0100 — 132 5 0101 ■ 133 6 0110 149 134 7 0111 1000 I 1001 I A 1010 1011 154 139 c 1100 1 1101 I E 1110 1 157 1111 + 143 173 158 159 189 174 190 175 5-2 191 222 207 237 253 .::::: .:.:, 238 254 \ 223 252 A / 0 T Y 236 221 206 251 H 0 . * w ● 2 250 235 220 205 E + 7 249 234 219 204 A * ‘Y ) 188 233 218 203 248 m + u 7 % 3 ( 142 F 172 z ) 141 :/ + 156 187 T v b k ? 247 232 217 202 @ 4 /v )\ 246 231 216 201 186 171 155 140 D 170 & ( 185 230 215 200 245 ~!j r !J / z x -1 1 ? 229 7 * 244 % v 214 199 184 169 153 138 B 168 9 L 183 228 213 198 243 B b 3 % 9 ‘f 1 I 167 152 137 * —7 r 182 227 a = * 242 B A 212 197 % 4 ? ? 181 166 151 136 9 7 I B k 241 226 211 196 R + + F 240 225 210 195 180 165 150 135 8 . I ■ 164 148 — 209 194 179 224 I 9 ? = . ■ 178 163 147 193 ‘Y 9 J F m 208 L F 1’ 162 146 131 4 r 192 177 161 + . 176 7 0 145 130 3 160 144 9 ‘ SPACE 239 255 ER-oIPu B Page2 I HEX HEX I , 8 i I 9 I A c i B I I D I E BIN 1000 1001 1010 1o11 1100 1101 1110 0000 G E 6 .: L 5 0 F 1111 I 1 o 128 0001 1 u 144 160 i a 129 176 ::::: ..:: .: 145 161 192 1 208 224 D 177 193 * B 209 24C 225 241 ! 2 0010 e 130 0011 3 a 0100 6 a 5 ~ ! 6’ 0101 148 o 133 0110 149 134 0111 7 1000 e 1001 1 1010 1o11 i c 1100 u 1~ @ 1 70 155 f 140 186 il 171 ~ ‘A 156 172 188/ D~ 1101 1 0 141 E 1110 A 157 1111 158 143 159 189 174 190 175 5-3 191 236 237 222 207 238 1 223 253 = i 9 252 2 Y 221 206 251 3 . H 1 220 205 H -u Y > f A 173 235 Y I 250 1 u - = e < x 142 F i 234 219 204 249 . 0 D II I 233 218 203 248 .. u r -= 187 232 217 202 247 e b 216 201 AA 246 231 -1 185 & . b 215 200 245 230 i r {1 169 154 139 L 184 u 138 B, @ 214 199 s v i 183 168 153 A @ L o e A 244 229 i 198 n Q 213 & 182 167 152 137 A g Y e A 243 228 I 197 3A 6 212 + 181 166 151 136 9 ~ u G A 196 242 227 E 180 165 150 135 8 N o A 164 0 211 195 . -1 226 E t179 = o 210 194 I 163 ti E -r 178 u 5 a 162 147 132 I E 146 131 4 10 E 254 SPACE 239 255 ER-OIPU @ Page3 T HEX 0 HEX 8 9 A B c D E F BIN 1000 1001 1010 1o11 1100 1101 1110 1111 A ..: ...:. . 1- A a = — 0000 E c 128 1 0001 u 144 2 0010 0011 a 4 0100 147 132 5 0101 a 6 0110 A 149 0111 135 8 1000 9 1001 E A 1010 1o11 iJ e i $ 1100 0 1101 1 1110 156 u A 1111 A 158 174 > o 143 J 159 175 5-4 191 207 < 252 2 237 222 253 m 238 254 SPACE n 223 251 n G ■ 250 236 221 206 . @ I A 1 249 235 220 205 190 233 co 1 A -U 248 234 219 204 189 232 i 6 “ . -II < R 188 173 m } 0 Q 218 203 ~ i 217 202 187 172 157 142 F 171 247 e r F 231 216 201 186 il ‘h E 141 E ‘/2 155 140 D 70 246 = Q’ J A II 154 139 c 185 1“ 230 ~ 215 200 245 & ‘t + r +1 169 153 138 B 0 184 229 214 199 J lf + L 168 152 137 7 L o 183 244 u u- It f 228 213 198 -n 167 151 136 182 243 2 r 1 242 < . 227 212 197 +1 Q 1 e 181 166 150 u G 165 > . 226 211 196 241 n k + + ~ u 134 7 N b 133 180 225 210 195 240 * r IL – -i 209 194 179 224 B T t- 164 148 T 1- 163 208 193 I n 6 a -1- 178 u 6 131 s 162 146 192 177 0 E e 161 145 130 3 i A 129 176 .:::::: .. 160 239 255 ER-OIPU @ Page4 HEX 0 HEX 8 9 A B c D E F BIN 1000 1001 1010 1o11 1100 1101 1110 1111 G E I I a = 0000 128 1 0001 u 144 0010 6 145 E 130 3 0011 a 4 0100 147 132 5 0101 a 0110 0111 135 8 1000 136 9 1001 e A 1010 1011 1100 D 1101 1110 A 142 F 1111 3? 0 > f s 143 174 159 190 175 5-5 191 . < 252 2 237 222 253 m 238 n 223 251 n e m 250 236 221 206 207 249 0 I * 1 233 235 220 205 Ir 248 m 1 A J 232 6 “ 204 189 247 234 219 = 4 < M 1} 231 Q 218 203 188 173 158 * 187 172 157 202 d ‘A u 141 E 171 156 217 r 186 7 155 140 = 170 = 0 201 n 1~ f 216 * 1 c 1 185 246 @ J F 230 215 200 245 &. T + 184 169 214 199 L 4 154 139 c 168 1- iJ i 183 229 D + l} 244 J 0 ~ 198 7 153 138 B 1 a e 167 152 137 182 -n 151 E e 166 — ( 228 213 ; 243 x r I 242 < = 227 212 197 % 150 u G 196 181 3 211 + z z L 241 226 IL “ 180 165 210 195 + 149 134 7 164 225 r i- 1179 . 0 1 194 -1 148 133 6 163 .. i -r 209 240 * B 193 I 224 T 178 u 208 -L # 162 E 192 177 6 6 A 161 146 131 176 .:,: :: ::::: P E 129 2 160 ‘A L .. 254 SPACE 239 255 ER-OIPU @ Page5 0 HEX 8 9 A B c D E F BIN 1000 1001 1010 1o11 1100 1101 1110 1111 0000 E G 128 1 0001 0010 E 6 0011 131 4 0100 a 0101 133 6 0110 A 7 0111 150 1000 e 9 1001 137 A 1010 e 1011 i c 1100 T D 1101 1 1110 0 A 1111 A < 158 159 189 174 190 175 5-6 191 237 222 253 m 238 n 223 252 2 G 207 236 221 206 251 n 4 I * 1 235 220 205 250 T m I JL lr 234 219 204 249 . 6 - = J n f 143 173 218 203 188 233 Q D 1} 4 i R 187 248 (3 r -7 247 e 232 217 202 J 172 157 142 F 171 156 201 186 il ‘h f 141 E 1~ 216 ‘ II 231 Q J ‘~ 246 . 7 + 245 =. 230 215 200 185 70 155 140 {1 -1 0 139 184 69 154 L J P + 244 229 214 199 7 F u It 228 213 198 183 168 153 138 B 167 152 0 182 243 ( u n- } ~ 227 212 197 -n L Y 6 166 151 136 181 242 z r + 4 g u G 165 211 196 + g 0 135 8 N 149 134 180 226 7C L 241 > . 210 195 – -1 225 r u- 240 & B 7 } 224 209 194 179 164 148 0 a 163 7 T = a 208 193 I Ii 5 L 178 u 147 132 5 162 A 192 177 a 6 6 a 161 146 L 176 ::;;:: .... i 145 130 3 160 144 129 2 h a 0 ::: :~: ...: 254 SPACE 239 255 ER-OIPU ~ Page6 (GREECE) HEX o HEX 8 9 A B BIN 1000 1001 1010 1o11 0000 128 0001 1 129 2 0010 e 3 0011 A 0100 a 5 0101 h 133, 6 0110 A 0111 150 135 8 1000 151 Q “ 136 9 1001 152 137 A 1010 153 I I 138 B 1o11 154 la ‘ 170 155 I , ii ‘/2 139 I* 186 ~ 171 187 1100 140 D 1101 E 156 i 141 E 1110 – F 1111 173 215 232 158 174 > 159 190, 233 x 218 5-7 191 207 w D 235 220 251 . u 236 221 252 & $ 237 E 222 253 m r 238 , 223 250 u u 9 z 1 175 249 234 219 206 248 .. o 6 4} 247 o [ 217 205 1891 246 .,. 231 216 204 . 0 < i 143 I 188 P v “ II z I + H 172 157 142 ~ e f ‘ 245 230 I c 8 lf 214 203 244 229 I Tr x A 213 202 243 228 r II Y K 212 201 1851 242 227 J r v L 211 200 241 226 Y + H 3 e 210 199 240 225 o 184I 169 209 198 183 I 168 & a N’L z 2 . In MIP E v 197 182~ 167 T Q 1811 166 - 196 + A A @ G K r t 224 Y 180‘ 165 T 208 195 — -i B + 1111 x 1179 164 149 134 7 A + 1110 194 I 163 148 1101 @ 178 G 6 132 F 193 %iT 162 147 -L 177 \ 0 6 L 192 :::::. ,...,. ,.,... 161 146 131 4 .*. 1 o 130 I 176 I 160 145 E I 1 i 1100 D I 144 G ~ .. i G ~c 254 SPACE 239 255 ER-OIPU @ Page? ( SLAV) HEX 0 HEX 8 9 A B c D E F BIN 1000 1001 1010 1o11 1100 1101 1110 1111 L d d — 00(?() E G 128 1 0001 u 2 0010 L e 0011 0100 i a 132 5 0101 0 L 6 0110 134 7 0111 135 8 1000 i 1001 s G 1010 1011 u 6 1100 i 140 D 1101 E 1110 F 1111 c 173 158 189 174 M 1 175 5-8 191 207 R + F 253 m 1 238 ‘ 223 252 237 222 9 251 236 221 206 (f Y fi lr 250 235 220 205 190 u T JL 234 219 204 249 . i “ = z > 159 188 233 218 203 248 .. u D 1} z < c 143 172 157 142 187 232 217 202 247 . R r 77 A s x A 171 156 141 186 231 216 201 246 3 5 J * il c L z 1701 155 i 185 1 2 200 245 ~. 230 215 6 r +1 . t 184 169 154 139 c ? 153 138 B 168 s s 1 244 229 214 199 L 228 ti I i 183 3 E 0 6 E 243 . A 213 198 242 . 227 212 N A 182 167 152 137 A i 151 136 9 166 211 197 L 226 N d + 181 A 2 150 s G A 241 o E 196 240 .. 225 210 195 180 165 209 194 – 224 B D 1- -i a i c -r 179 164 149 193 I A 208 B 178 163 148 133 # u 147 192 _L 177 162 146 131 4 161 o 6 176 :::::; :.:.:. i i a 160 145 130 3 A 144 129 .......:,.. .. 254 SPACE 239 255 ER-OIPU @Page254 HEX 0 HEX 8 9 A B c D E F BIN 1000 1001 1010 1o11 1100 1101 1110 1111 G E A o L r + T 0000 128 1 0001 144 s u 129 2 0010 0011 0100 147 6 a 132 5 0101 0110 149 o a 0111 135 8 1000 1001 P 152 137 A 1010 153 138 B 1011 c 1100 1 1101 1110 157 142 F 1111 143 173 158 189 174 190 !! 175 5-9 237 222 253 c 238 , 223 252 c @ v 207 236 221 206 251 0 0 L 5 191 T ❑ i 250 . 235 220 205 . 234 219 204 249 = m 6 K ➤ 159 188 G < B A 172 233 Q 1 e 248 .. 9 218 203 247 o 232 217 202 187 231 216 r i G i Pt. A I u Y i 186 171 156 141 E 1~ f i 5 m @ -1 201 246 A 8 s 230 215 200 185 170 155 140 D 169 154 139 184 5 7 e Y 168 245 T D c s 229 214 199 183 u 1- 0 e 167 213 198 244 A $ p i L o 182 !! 228 G ~ 243 2 212 197 E 166 151 136 9 i o A e 181 227 i k 242 t z 211 196 A 226 G 195 180 165 t 150 u G u N 210 — 241 + r 194 179 164 b a 134 7 ii 148 133 6 163 J 225 u i 240 b 209 N I 224 i 193 178 u 208 L 6 162 a a 131 4 6 146 192 177 161 E e 176 u i 145 130 3 160 254 SPACE 239 255 ER-OIPU Page254 I 9 A B c D E F 1000 1001 1010 1o11 1100 1101 1110 1111 SPACE SPACE SPACE SPACE SPACE SPACE SPACE SPACE HEX 8 HEX BIN 0 0000 12$ 1 0001 SPACE 129 2 0010 SPACE 130 3 0011 SPACE 131 4 0100 SPACE 132 5 0101 SPACE 133, 6 0110 SPACE 134 7 0111 SPACE 135 8 1000 SPACE 136 9 1001 SPACE 137 A 1010 SPACE 138 B 1o11 SPACE 139 c 1100 SPACE 140 D 1101 SPACE 141 E 1110 SPACE 142 F 1111 SPACE 143 144 SPACE 145 SPACE 146 SPACE 147 SPACE 148 SPACE 149 SPACE 150 SPACE 151 SPACE 152 SPACE 153 SPACE 154 SPACE 155 SPACE 156 SPACE 157 SPACE 158 SPACE 159 160 SPACE 161 SPACE 162 SPACE 163 SPACE 164 SPACE 165 SPACE 166 SPACE 167 SPACE 168 SPACE 169 SPACE 170 SPACE 171 SPACE 172 SPACE 173 SPACE 174 SPACE 175 5-1o 176 SPACE 177 SPACE 178 SPACE 179 SPACE 180 SPACE 181 SPACE 182 SPACE 183 SPACE 184 SPACE 185 SPACE 186 SPACE 187 SPACE 188 SPACE 189 SPACE 190 SPACE 191, 192 SPACE 193 SPACE 194 SPACE 195\ SPACE 196 SPACE 197 SPACE 198 SPACE 199 SPACE 200 SPACE 201 SPACE 202 SPACE 203 SPACE 204 SPACE 205 SPACE 206 SPACE 207 208 SPACE 209 SPACE 210 SPACE 211 SPACE 212 SPACE 213 SPACE 214 SPACE 215 SPACE 216 SPACE 217 SPACE 218 SPACE 219 SPACE 220 SPACE 221 SPACE 222 SPACE 223 224 SPACE 225 SPACE 226 SPACE 227 SPACE 228 SPACE 229 SPACE 230, SPACE 231 SPACE 232 SPACE 233 SPACE 234 SPACE 235 SPACE 236, SPACE 237 SPACE 238 SPACE 239 240 SPACE 241 SPACE 242 SPACE 243 SPACE 244 SPACE 245 SPACE 246 SPACE 247 SPACE 248 SPACE 249 SPACE 250 SPACE 251 SPACE 252 SPACE 253 SPACE 254 SPACE 255 @ International character set HEX 23 24 40 5B 5C 5D 5E 60 7B 7C 7D 7E DEC 35 36 64 91 92 93 94 96 123 125 125 126 0 U.S.A. # $ @ [ { I I } 1 France 2 Genany # $ a 0 .. e u e # $ 5 a 6 u 3 U.K. f $ @ { I I } - 4 DenmakI # $ @ e 0 4 u Country 1 \ A A G s A o u A [ 1 A E \ a A A . o A u e a o a e A u a o e 1 E 1 - } - A & u u 5 Sweden # n E A 6 Italy # $ @ 0 7 Spain R $ @ i 8 Japan # $ @ [ \ 1 9 Norway # H E E 0 10 DenmakII # $ E E 0 A A \ N 5-11 L .. A A u il B { e a e e I 0 0 ER-OIPU 2. Motor Lock CHAPTER 6. HEXADECIMAL DUMP If the motor lock is caused, the following operations are performed. This function is intended to print the data sent from the host computer, using hexadecimal digits and characters corresponding to them. 1) The error lamp goes on, the online lamp goes off and the buzzer sounds intermittently. 2) In case of automatic status transmission, the status is transmitted to the host computer via RS232. This function is started by turning ON the power while pressing the R key and ended by turning OFF the power. 3) The cause of error is removed. Example of hexadecimal print 123456789012345678901 4) By pressing the online key and receiving the [DLE][ENQ] command from the host computer, printing is resumed. 234567890 Hexadec i maI Dump IDLE][ENQ][OO]: Restarts printing at the beginning of the line where the error was caused. 1B 21 00 IB 26 02 40 . ! . .&. @ 1B 21 04 IB 26 02 40 . ! . .&. Q IDLE][ENQ][O1]: Recovers from the error after clearing the receive buffer and print buffer. One line of data (7 units) is printed when received. 5) If the motor lock occurs during printing, a power failure mark is printed and the interrupted printing is executed again. If the print data is less than one line, it is printed offline. / [DLE][ENQ] operate during the hexadecimal dump. 6) After error recovery, the error lamp goes off, the online lamp goes on and the buzzer stops sounding. After performing the hexadecimal dump, the processing before it is not resumed and MASTER RESET is made automatically. The following commands are processed even during motor lock. IDLE][EO~[GS][ENQ] CHAPTER. 7 :ERROR HANDRING 3. Motor lock processing flow chart No functions other than IDL~[EOTl Motor lock 1. Error table ErrorlampON OnlinelampOFF Buzzersoundingintermittently The following error states may be caused. Error description Auto cutter error Operating method in case of error detection Head temperature rise error Motor lock error described below is caused. When status request is made, head temperature rise error is returned. Thermal head thermistor’s breakdown Motor lock error described below is caused. When status request is made, unrecoverable printer error is returned. No thermal head connection Motor lock error described below is caused. When status request is made, unrecoverable printer error is returned. Head up error ~ls If paper-out error is detected by the detector selected with ESC c 4, motor lock error is caused. When status request is made, paper-out error of each detector is returned. Data receive error If the following errors occur while data is being received through RS232, ? is printed when bit 2 of dip switch 2 is so set as to print ?. ● Parity error ● Framing error ● Overrun error If print data is still received After completion of data processing of one line, printing of one line is performed automatically. data received?> A < YES [DEL][ENQ] COMMAND? T YES T YES Resumption;f printing/ LampOFF I BuzzerOFF 1 I Motor lock error described below is caused. When status request is made, head up lever open is returned. Paper detector error Buffer full error h Motor lock error described below is caused. When status request is made, auto cutter error is returned. [ I I 1 I Clearingof receivebuffer andprintbuffer LampOFF / BuzzerOFF < Is realstatus transmitted? YYES Transmissionof status I v 6-1 I Settingdatain receivebuffer 1 ER-OIPU 2. REMOVE THE TOP CABINET CHAPTER 8. DISASSEMBLY& ASSEMBLY This chapter describes mainly the disassembly procedures. For the assembly procedures, reverse the disassembly procedures. -b 2 1. REMOVE THE PR COVER UNIT [DISASSEMBLY METHOD] 1)Remove the PR COVER UNIT (l). There are holding notches at the rear of the both sides of PR COVER UNIT ~. [DISASSEMBLY METHOD] 1)Remove the two SCREWS ~. Hold the notches and lift the unit. 2) Remove the SCREW @. There are two pawls in the front section. 3) Remove the two SCREWS @ and remove the EARTH WIRES@ from the BOITOM PLATE@. X When shipping, transportation tape is attached to the auto cutter section of the printer unit. Remove the tape before use. 4) Remove the PS CABLE @ of the CONTROL PWB @ from the N/F PS PWB UNIT @. [PARTS LISTl No. @ PARTS NAME PR COVER UNIT [PARTS LIS~ Q’TY 1 No. 8-1 PARTS NAME Q’TY o SCREW (M3 X 8) 2 @ SCREW (M3 X 25) 1 @ SCREW (M3 X 6) 2 @ EARTH WIRE 2 @ BOITOM PLATE 1 @ PS CABLE 1 a CONTROL PWB 1 @ N/F PS PWB UNIT 1 ER-OIPU [PARTS LISTl 3. REMOVE THE CONTROL PWB AND PANEL PWB i No. I PARTS NAME I Q’TY Q PR CABLE (1OP) 1 Q PR CABLE (12P) 1 @ PRINTER UNIT: PR-58L @ CONTROL PWB 1 @ PANEL CABLE (7P) 1 6 1 a PANEL PWB 1 @ SCREW (M3 X 8) 2 @ @ I ) TOP CABINET 1 SCREW (M3 X 6) 2 4. REMOVE THE PRINTER UNIT [DISASSEMBLY METHOD] 1) Remove the FLAT CABLE @ of the PRINTER UNIT@ from the CONTROL PWB @. 2) Remove the PR CABLE@ and @ of the PRINTER UNIT@ from the CONTROL PWB @. 3) Remove the two SCREWS @ and remove the PANEL PWB @ from the TOP CABINET @. 4) Remove the PANEL CABLE @ from the CONTROL PWB @ and PANEL PWB @. [CAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN WHEN REINSTALLING] ● PANEL CABLE @ wire treatment procedure [DISASSEMBLY METHOD] 1) Remove the three SCREWS @ and remove the PRINTER UNIT @ from the TOP CABINET@. [CAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN WHEN REINSTALLING] 11 1 o When installing printer unit @, tighten the SCREWS @ in the sequence of A, B, C as indicated in the figure. u d [PARTS LISTl I 8-2 No. PARTS NAME Q’TY I 1 I ! I Q I PRINTER UNIT: PR-58L I @ ] TOP CABINET Ill ER+lPu [CAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN WHEN REINSTALLING] 5. REMOVE THE N/F PS PWB UNIT When installing POWER TRANSFORMER @, fit with the positioning boss of BO~OM PLATE @, and tighten the screw. ,......, . .,,,, .. 0 [DISASSEMBLY METHOD] 1) Remove the SCREW @ and remove the N/F PS PWB UNIT @ from the BO~OM PLATE@. 2) Remove the SCREW@ and @ and remove the AC CORD UNIT @ from the BOITOM PLATE @. 3) Remove the two connector cables of the POWER TRANSFORMER @ from the N/F PS PWB UNIT@. 4) Remove the four SCREWS @ and remove the POWER TRANSFORMER @ from the BO~OM PLATE@. [PARTS LISTl No. I PARTS NAME Q’TY o SCREW (M3 X 8) 1 @ N/F PS PWB UNIT 1 @ AC CORD UNIT @ I I& BOTTOM PLATE I @ I SCREW (M3 X8) I @ I SCREW (M4 X6) I I 1 1 1 1 Q POWER TRANSFORMER 1 @ SCREW (M4 X 8) 4 8-3 F ER-OIPU 6) Remove the PRINTER UNIT. 7) Install the NEAR END SENSOR UNIT @ to the TOP CABINET CHAPTER 9. INSTALLATION OF SERVICE OPTIONS @. X Adjust the height of the NEAR END SENSOR UNIT, and fix it with the fixing screw. 1. Paper near end sensor: DUNT-5800BHZZ 8) Install the PRINTER UNIT. 9)Attach the earth wire from the NEAR END SENSOR UNIT @ to [PARTS LISTl INo. I I Parts name 1 Paper near the BO~OM PLATE ~, I Parts code DUNT-58 00 BHZZ I Q’WIpricel Note 1 1 10) Attach the connector cable from the NEAR END SENSOR UNIT @to the connector of the CONTROL PWB. I Note: When attaching the near end sensor either to the receipt side or to the journal side, the connector must be connected to NESC1 on the control PWB and J6 must be shorted by the jumper wire. When both of the receipt side and the journal side are used, either connector NESC1 or NESC2 can be used and there is no difference in operations. Az end sensor unit [DISASSEMBLY METHOD] 1)Remove the PR COVER UNIT. 2) Remove the TOP CABINET. 3) Remove the CONTROL PWB. 4) Solder the accessory connector to the CONTROL PWB. I CONTROL PWB \ / 5) Attach the CONTROL PWB. 9-1 ER-OIPU 2. Drawer connector: QCNCIV15278NCZZ [PARTS LIST’J No. 1 Parts name Drawer connector Parts code QCNCM52 78 NCZZ Q’ty Price 1 Note AC [DISASSEMBLY METHOD] 1) Remove the PR COVER UNIT. 2) Remove the TOP CABINET. 3) Remove the CONTROL PWB. 4) Solder the accessory connector to the CONTROL PWB. 5) Install the CONTROL PWB. 9-2 ER-OIPU Note: CHAPTER 10. DIAGNOSTICS FUNCTION When the power is turned on, the connection of printer cables 1/2 (RMTEST/JMTEST signal) and of the thermal head cable (RHEAD signal) is tested with the diagnostics program. X If there is no connection, the buzzer sounds continuously and the test is terminated. 1. General By master reset, certain data are written into memory and the power is turned off. When the power is turned on afterward, the memory contents are tested. (Back-up state of the double-layer electric capacitor is tested.) This chapter describes the diagnostic program installed to the ER01PU and its operations. The purpose of this diagnostic program is to check the machine operations in servicing and evaluate the product by continuous operations. In case of insufficient charging, “###* mark is printed and the machine enters the master reset mode automatically. The diagnostic program is started by the command from the host. As the conditions for entering the test rode, DON’T CARE and DIP SW2 to ALL OFF. Application software for test which is performed in the host PC by the command is available. If the power is turned on with even a DIP SW2 tab set to ON, IIPL”ERR” occurs. This chapter, therefore, describes both the stand-alone operations of the ER-01PU and test application of the host, which are identified as the stand-alone test (ER-01PU stand-alone) and the connection test (host). To test the all functions of the control PWB, perform the auto test after completion of the DIP switch test. The test mode cannot be canceled by turning off the power switch. In order to cancel the test mode, the master reset must be executed, The intended host machine is PC-AT or its compatible machines with DOS 6.2. In this chapter. 2. Test program start 3 Swl 2-1. Stand-alone test (1)Turn off all DIP SW2. (Don’t care DIP SW1.) (2) Press and hold “JF” key and “RF” key together, and turn on the power switch. (Master reset) (3) Leave the machine for about 30 sec in order to charge the double-layer electric capacity. Then turn off the power switch. (4) With “JR” key pressed, turn on the power switch. (The machine enters the test mode.) (5) Turn on the DIP switch corresponding to the test to be executed. 2 OFF u CONTROL PWB B :=: ::: ON RS232 CN RS232 LOOP CN PANEL PWB (6) Turn on the on-line key to start the test program. POWER ERROR ON-LINE ON-LINE After completion of the test, turn off the power switch and set the DIP switch for shipment. ❑ 000 •1 Shipment setting: DIP SW1/2 = All OFF (No need to change for the connection test.) Fig. 1 (8) After completion of the test, turn off the power switch and return the DIP switch to the original state. (9) n 1 CPU (For setting the DIP switch, refer to “3. Program Code List” on page 10-2.) (7) set DIP SW1 to Execute the master reset and cancel the test mode. 10-1 RF JF •1 ER-OIPU 3. Program code list 2-2. Connection test (procedures when the ROM to check the ER-OIPU in is used in the ER-OIPU) (1) (1) Connect the ER-OIPU’S RS232 connector to the RS232 connector on the COM 1 side of the PC with the RS232 cable. X After turning on the DIP switch, press the “ON-LINE” key to start the test. nn I COM1 ER-OIPU stand-alone test (2) Connection test with the host X Select the test item on the menu screen of the host with the + key, and press the ENTER key to start the test. Pc ER-01 PU Test NO. FD -u UKOG-6723RCZZ Test item (Menu screen) Stand-alone test Connection test with host 001 KEYILAMPIBUZZER Included in AUTO. Diagnostics Swl-1 (DIP SW ON/OFF Diagnostics) MENU 01 None (2) Turn on the power switch of the PC. 002 Swl -2 MENU 02 (3) While pressing and holding “JF” key and “RF” key together, turn on the power switch. (Master reset) FUJPRINTER Diagnostics 003 SW1-3 MENU 03 (4) To charge the double-layer electric capacitor, lead the machine for about 30 sec. Then turn off the power switch. PRINTER CG Diagnostics 004 DRAWER1 OPEN & SENSE Diagnostics Swl -4 MENU 04 (5) With “JF” key of the ER-01PU pressed, turn on the power switch. (The machine enters the test mode.) 005 DRAWER2 OPEN& SENSE Diagnostics SW1-5 MENU 05 006 (RS232 LOOP Diagnostics) SW1-6 None 007 FLASH ROM & CG ROM SUM Diagnostics SW1-7 MENU 06 Fig. 2 (6) Insert the FD which includes the PC diagnostics test program into drive A. On the prompt of “C>” of the PC, enter “A:\Ol PUDIAG” and press the enter key, and the diagnostics setting menu is displayed. (7) On the setting menu of the PC, select the item with the + key and press the ENTER key. (Selection of set item) Parity select: Even/Odd/El Data rate (bps): 2400/4800/9600/1 9200/-1 008 009 010 (8) After completion of the PC setting, press the ESC key and the ENTER key in this sequence. (The menu is displayed.) (9) On the menu screen of the PC, select a menu with the + key and press the ENTER key. (Each test is performed.) (lo) To cancel the test item, press the ENTER key of the PC. (11) To cancel the test mode perform the master reset. Note: Pc PIN SIGNAL : : :; : : :; 5 : SG *CABLE : SHIELD TYPE ●CONNECTOR : D-SUB 9PIN(MEAL) X + MENU 07 Swl &sw2 ALL ON MENU 08 AGING Diagnostics SW1 ALL ON SW2 ALL OFF MENU 09 PAPER END/NEAR END/HEAD UP Diagnostics None MENU 10 012 A/D CONVERSION Diagnostics None MENU 11 013 DIP SW& J1/J2 Diagnostics Diagnostics END Included in AUTO. Auto end MENU 12 MENU 17 Note: ( ) in the connection testis not displayed on the menu screen. Only the aging test is terminated when the power is turned off. (Either in the stand-alone test or in the connection test.) @ The ER-01PU/PC RS232C cables must be as shown below: ER-01PU SIGNAL PIN RD : 2 SD : 3 x ER : 4 DR : 6 x SG : 5 — RAM Diagnostics 011 Test item cancel @ The following set items must be common to the ER-OIPU DIP switch setting and the PC setting. If not, the operation is not performed properly. Bit format/Parity select/Data rate For details, refer to the “DIP switch table.” SW1-8 AUTO Diagnostics 2pcs 150cm ● Fig. 4 10-2 ER-OIPU 4-2. FUJprinter test 4. Test items (1) 4-1A. Key/Lamp/Buzzer test (1)Operation Operation X Stand-alone test: SW1-2 + ON-LINE key ON * Connection test: Selection of test item+ ENTER key ON X Stand-alone test: None (Included in the auto test) * Connection test: Test item selection + Press the ENTER key. A receipt and a journal are printed in 5 lines of special characters and the receipt is issued. 1)Every time when JF + RF + ON-LINE key is pressed in this The character side is 12 x 24, and the number of characters is 30 characters for each of receipt and journal. (2) Content (2) Content sequence, the buzzer sounds. (short sound 0.5sec for the other tests also.) JOURNAL RECEIPT / 2) The ON-LINE lamp and the ERR lamp light up in this sequence for about 0.5sec and go off. I 3) After completion, the buzzer sound once. (3) w~ Check contents II1!11!11 11[1 II 111 II 1[11 1Ill Irl Check the buzzer sound and check visually. (4) Cancel After completion of the test, the end print is printed and the operation is terminated. .— TESTOO1:END (End print) B. DIP switch ON/OFF test (1)Operation X Stand-alone test: SW1-1 + ON-LINE key ON X Connection test: None 1 (3) Fullcut Uheck content 1) Check that the diagonal lines of special characters are clear. 1) Set DIP SW1/2 to ALL OFF. 2) Check that the receipt and the journal are printed in a uniform density. 3) Check the operations of paper feed and logo print. 3) If O.K., after completion of SW2-8, the buzzer sounds once and print is made. TEST=OO1:OK 4) Check partial cut and full cut. (4) 4) In case of ERR, the buzzer sounds for 3sec. The test is interrupted and print is made. TEST=OOI:ERR Cancel After completion of the above print, the testis terminated. Check content 4-3. Printer CG test (1)Operation Check the buzzer sound and the print. (4) Patialcut Content 2) Turn on DIP switches one by one in the sequence of SW1-1 - SWI-8 SW2-1 - SW2-8. (3) 17 ~ .~ ~1 (2) I I I 11I I I 1I I I I I 1I I I 1I I 1~ Cancel After completion of the above print, the testis terminated. X Stand-alone test: SW1-3 + ON-LINE * Connection test: Selection of test item+ ENTER key ON (2) Content All CG in the flash ROM or CG ROM are printed. (3) Check Check the print as follows: Printexample !“#$%&’ [)*+,-. /0123456789: ;<= >?@ABCD~GHI~LHti~PQR$ ~uV~~yz [ \] ‘_’abcdefgttijklnmopqrstuvwxy (4) Cancel After completion of the above print, the testis terminated. 10-3 ER-OIPU (4) 4-4. Drawer open & sense test (1)Operation X Stand-alone test: SW1-40r –5+ON-LINE key ON 4-6. Flash ROM & CG ROM sum test Note: SW1-4 = Drawer 1 or SW1-5 = Drawer 2 Selection of test item+ * Connection test: (1) ENTER key ON Note: Test item = Drawer 1 open sense test or Drawer 2 open sense test (2) (2) Content (3) Result 1 Result O X Visually check that the drawer is opened. (4) Test resultis otherthan the above: TEST(I04:ERRTESTO05:ERR @ Display (connection test only) State { (Error print) Cancel The above print is made and the test is terminated. (1) Operation I Content DRAWER1 OPEN/CLOSE The state of drawer 1 open sensor is displayed. DRAWER2 ~ OPEN/CLOSE The state of drawer 2 open sensor is disDlaved. I I I X Stand-alone test: SW1-8 + ON-LINE key ON * Connection test: Selection of test item+ ENTER key ON (2) Content Tests of RAM 256Kbit x 2 PCS.are made. Memory data must not be changed immediately before and after the test job. Cancel @ Perform the following process for the memory byte address (H’400000 - H’40FFFF). Stand-alone test + The print is made and the testis terminated. Connection test + Same as above. PASS1: Memory save PASS2: Data OOOOH write 4-5. RS232 loop test (1) Operation X Stand-alone test: NOTE ****: ROMversion 47. RAM test Example: DRAWER1 =OPEN (4) TESTO07: F-ROM ERR 28F40***** GGROM --- CGROM --(CG ROM not installed) X Check the sensor with the print/dispiay (connection test only). Drawer2 @ Print(Stand-alone/Connectiontest) Drawer1 TESTO04:OKTESTO05:OK Test result is 1+ O+ 1: I I Check content (Normal print) Check content Item ENTER key ON Content TESTO07: F-ROM OK 28F40***** CGROM -- @ Drawer close I Selection of test item+ Check with the following prints. Visually check that the drawer is opened. @ Drawer open sensor test (Close test) SW1-7 + ON-LINE key ON * Connection test: X Display: ROM TEST (Connection test only) @ Drawer open @ Drawer open sensor test (Open test) X Stand-alone test: 2) All data sum test of the CG ROM is performed. Result O @ Drawer open sensor test (Close test) Operation 1) All data sum test of the flash ROM is performed. The drawer is opened and the drawer open sensor state is expressed with the print/display (connection test only). (3) Cancel The above print is made and the testis terminated. PASS3: Data OODOH read & compile, data 5555H write PASS4: Data 5555H read & compile, data AAAAH write SW1-6 + ON-LINE key ON PASS5: Data AAAAH read & compile (2) Content PASS6: Memory data load The loop back test is performed with a service jig (UKOG6705RCZZ). @ in case of COMPILE ERR in PASS1 -6 tests, the error print is made. If there is no error up to the last address, the test is terminated normally. 1) Control signal test The test is made with ON/OFF of ER=DR signal. @ In addition, the following tests are performed. (For the specifications of address test, refer to the flowchart on the next page.) 2) Data transfer test The loop back data transfer test of OOH- FFH (256Byte) is performed. TEST POINT ADDRESS= H’400000,H’400002, H’400004, H’400008,H’40001 O,H’400020, H’400040,H’400080, H’400100, H’400200,H’400400, H’400800, H’401000,H’40200(.),H’404000 Note: Test is made with the baud rate of 38,400 BPS (the highest speed). (3) Check content Check the print below: TESTO06:OK (Normal print) X Display: RAM TEST (Connection test only) TESTO06: EX (Error print) ‘ X= 1: ER-DR connection error 2: Not used. 3: TXD-RXD verify error 4: Time out error 10-4 ER-OIPU (3) ,-. (3) Check content Check the print and visually check. Check with the following prints: TESTO08: RAM1 OK RAM2 OK (Normal print) Check (4) TESTO08: RAM1 OK RAM2 ERR (Error print) Cancel After completion of the test, the end print is made and the test is terminated. Note: TESTO09:END (End print) RAMl=Odd address (Control PWB IC17) 4-9. Aging test (1)Operation RAM2=Even address (Control PWB IC18) (4) Cancel The above print is made and the testis terminated. 4-8. Auto test (2) (1) Operation X Stand-alone test: * Connection test: ENTER key ON Selection of test item+ ENTER key ON X R/J printer print sample X NOTE 0123456789ABCDE @ R/Jprintcontentiscommon. 0123456789ABCDE @ Thereceiptmustbecutautomatically. 0123456789ABCDE @ Drawer opensenseisnotrequired. O123456789ABCDE 0123456789ABCDE 0123456789ABCDE + AUTO CUT(RECEIPT) (2-1) Head up lever test Open the head up lever. While it is opened, the intermittent buzzer sounds. (Intermittent buzzer = 0.5sec ON/O.5sec OFF) (3) Close the head up lever. (2-2) Key/Lamp/Buzzer test (2-O) Every time when JF + RF + ON-LINE key is pressed in this sequence, the buzzer sounds. (Short buzzer/O.5sec) (2-@) The ON-LINE lamp and the ERR lamp light up in this sequence for 0.5sec and go off. (2-@) The buzzer sounds once, and the ON-LINE lamp lights up. (During the test, the ON-LINE lamp keeps ON.) Check content Check the print content and visually check that the drawer is opened. The intermittent buzzer stops. (4) Cancel Turn off the power to terminate the test. 4-10. Paper end/Near end/Head up test (1)Operation * Connection test: (2) Selection of test item+ ENTER key ON Content Printer paper end, near end sensor and head up lever state are displayed. (2-3) R/J printer test (Refer to the R/J printer test.) (2-4) Paper near end test Note: Selection of test item+ X Display: AGING TEST (Connection test only) Auto test (Connection test only) (l-@) * Connection test: Content Continuous operations are repeated: R/J print + lsec pause + Drawer 1 open + lsec pause + Drawer 2 open + 9sec pause + R/J print In the co~nectibn test, the test result is not displayed. (1-0) SW1 all ON, SW2 all OFF + ON-LINE key ON SW1/SW2 all ON + ON-LINE key ON (2) Content X Display: X Stand-alone test: (3) In PWB individual test, near end state is forcibly made for testing.) Check content Check the printer paper end, near end sensor, and the head up lever state with the display. Print + TEST092:NEX (X=O/1Not near end/ Near end) Display Example: R-PAPER =END (2-5) Drawer open test (For the print content, refer to the drawer open test.) Item X Only stand-alone testis available. (No connection test) Displaycontent R-PAPER PAPERENDSENSORRECEIPT= ENDINOTEND J-PAPER PAPERENDSENSOR JOURNAL= ENDINOTEND Drawer open sensor test (Close test) NEAREND RECEIPTorJOURNAL NEARENDSENSOR= END/NOTEND Drawer open Visually check that the drawer is opened. HEADUP THERMALPRINTERHEADUPLEVER= OPEN/cLOSE (4) Cancel Drawer open sensor test (Open test) Connection test + Press any key to print the end print and terminate the test. Drawer close Drawer open sensor test (Close test) TESTO11:END (End print) (2-6) RS232 loop test (Only stand-alone test available, Refer to RS232 loop test.) (2-7) Flash ROM write & surn/CG ROM sum test (Refer to Flash ROM write & surn/CG ROM sum test.) (2-8) RAM test (Refer to RAM test.) (2-9) DIP SW& J1/J2 state test (Refer to DIP SW& J1/J2 state test.) 10-5 ER-OIPU 4-11. A/D conversion test (1)Operation * Connection test: (2) Selection of test item+ ENTER key ON Content The digital conversion values of signals inputted to the A/D convertor in the CPU are displayed sequentially. By timer control, the display channel is revised every 1 sec and display is repeated. DisDlav X Thermistor input (ANO) + X +24V input (AN1) X VPRF input (AN4) := ND converted IObit data are displayed in Note: “XXX*”: decimal number. Therefore, the display content ranges 0000-1024. (3) Check Check the display content. (4) Cancel Press any key to print the end print and terminate the test. TEST012:END (End print) 4-12. DIP SW & J1/J2 test (1) Operation * Connection test: (2) Content (3) Check Selection of test item+ ENTER key ON (The stand-alone test is included in the auto test.) DIP SW and J1/J2 (thermal head resistor LANK) is printed. The following print is made. TEST013: DSW1 ******** DSW2 ******** J2/Jl (4) ** Cancel The above print is made and the test is terminated. 10-6 ER-QIPU CHAPTER 11. IPL (Initial Program Loading) MODE MasterROM There are two methods to write software into the flash memory on the control PWB by using the IPL mode. ● Writing by the master ROM ● Writing by PC IR’m CONTROL PWB 1. Writing IPL software by the master ROM The contents of the master ROM are loaded into the flash ROM. In this method, all the programs including the application programs and the IPL software are loaded into the flash memory. X The part code of the master ROM used here is UH127040RAY1A. Refer to “CHAPTER 2. OPTIONS.” 1-1. Use 2. Writing the application software by PC In the following cases, use the method of writing by the master ROM, When the flash memory is replaced because of the flash memory breakdown. ● ● ● When the internal data of the flash ROM are broken by noises such as static electricity. The IPL software (IPL.EXE) and the ER-01PU application program (EROIPU.S) are set on the PC and the IPL software (IPL.EXE) is started. Then the application programs are loaded to the flash memory of the ER-01PU connected with RS232. When the program must be revised due to version up of the IPL program. * The pati code of FD used here is UKOG-6723RCZZ. Refer to “CHAPTER 2. OPTIONS.” 1-2. Program 2-1. Use to flash ROM loading This method is used only when the application programs only are loaded into the flash ROM. (1)Install the master ROM (written P-ROM) to the IC socket of the control PWB. (2) In this method, the IPL software is not written into the flash ROM. To write the IPL software or in the case of version up, use the method by the master ROM. Turn on SW1 2-3 on the control PWB. (Refer to Fig. 1 on the next page.) (3) Turn on the power switch. ● Downloading the Application Programming on EROIPU bye IPL PROGRAMMING. (4) Delete all area of flash ROM @ - @ with the program of the master ROM @ block-1 (IPL section). (5) Load the program in the master ROM @ - @ to the flash ROM @ -@. General) EROIPU’S APPLICATION PROGRAMMING is placed on Flash ROM. And, EROIPU’S APPLICATION PROGRAMMING can be changed by IPL PROGRAM via RS232. (6) Verify the program in the master ROM @ - @ and the flash ROM @ -@, System configuration) (7) If O.K., the buzzer sounds once and the testis terminated. if N.G., the buzzer sounds continuously. Personal Conputer m (8) Turn off the power switch. (9) Remove the master ROM from the IC socket of the control PWB. Master ROM @ BLOCK-O + Flash ROM @ BLOCK-1 Capacity 128 Kbit x 1 BLOCK I 128 Kbit x 11 BLOCK I I @ BLOCK-O , 1 I@ BLOCK-1 I @ BLOCK- 2f3/4/51617/ @ BLOCK-2/3/4/5/61’7/ 128 Kbit x 819/10/1 1J 819110/1II 14 BLOCK 12113/14/15 k 1W13114115 I @ BLOCK- 16/17/18/19/\@ 20/21/22/23/ 24/25/26127/ 28129 ! BLOCK-16/17/18/19/ 1128 Kbit x 20/21/22/23/ 14 BLOCK 24/25126/271 28129 i @ BLOCK-30 I@ BLOCK-30 128 Kbit x 1 BLOCK @ BLOCK-31 @ BLOCK-31 128 Kbit x I I 11-1 1 ERO1 PU (Included IPL.EXE) I ER-OIPU Procedure) Printer Status Contents No , Install ‘I PL.EXE” on your Personal Computer. ~ IPL mode is selected on ERO1PU. Set to “ON’ on Bitl of Dip Switch 2 to IPL Mode. ~ Turn ON the power while pressing the FUJkey. ERROR Lamp and On-line Lamp is blinking. 4 IPL mode is entered when the ERROR Lamp is blinking and R key is set to ON. (The On-line Lamp is turn off. printer clears the application program area of the flash ROM.) ~ Wait the application program data. ! ~Execute ‘I PL.EXE” on ERROR Lamp is turn off and On-line Lamp is turn on. 10n-line Lamp is blinking. ~ Personal Computer. (Example Operation: “IPL ERO1PU.S”) ~ Finish ‘I PL.EXE” on Personal Computer. On-line Lamp stop to blink. , 8 ITurn OFF the Dower. . ~ Normal mode is sellected on ERO1PU. ,0 Set to “OFF” on Bitl of Dip Switch 2 to Normal Mode. Execute “Master Reset* on ERO1PU. The specification of “IPL.EXE” is as follows. usage: IPL [FILE] [–bebaudrate>] [–p<parity>] --------------------------------------------------------[FILE] ...S-Type Object Fomat File Name [-b<baudrate>]...24O0, 4800,9600, 19200,38400 [-P<Parity>] [default -b38400] ...N: None O: Odd E: Even --------------------------------------------------------- [default -pN] Note: IPL Program can not be change the Boot Program (IPL Program/RS232 Program) on ERO1PU. When you want to change above Program, you must copy these programs from P-ROM to Flash ROM. 11-2 ER-OIPU T x > I I . T u) n 5 A < u m x w I l– I II 1 I I 2 Cn (n Cn u) < m < 1< 0 s 1- i I I ------q I N m — I . + r N“ ‘u m 12-1 ER-OIPU 2. Description of main LSI’S 2-1. CPU (HD6413003) 1) Pin configuration Vcc TP8 TP9 TP1O TP1l TP12 TP13 TP14 TP15 1 ! 2 63 3 82 4 7 81 w 78 78 8 77 9 76 5 6 12-2 I MD2 MD1 MDO LWR HWR RD a Vcc ER-OIPU 2) Blockdiagram II 1 Al 9 Al 8 Al 7 Al 6 II Interruption controller Al 5 c+ Al 4 — — Al 3 DMA controller RAM 512bytes P62 P61 n Reflesh controller WAIT Cso IRQ3 16bit integrated timer unit (ITU) CS2 CS3 IRQO > u m I I A6 n g CS5 o A5 I a A4 Watch dog timer (WDT) A3 A2 u Seriai communication interface (SCI) X 2ch ~—~ / AO \ IRQ5 — \ SCKO PC5 PC4 I A7 n Al II I PC7 PC6 / m r z A/d converter timming patarn n CS4 Pco ‘i 12-3 RXD1 TXD1 r! ; Pcl RXD1 TXDO ER-OIPU 2in Pin Signal Function In/Out name No. name A8 out Address bus: A8 A8 54 out Address bus: A9 A9 55 A9 A1O out Address bus: Al O 56 I A1O Al 1 out Address bus: Al 1 57 I All A12 out Address bus: A12 58 I A12 A13 out Address bus: Al 3 59 I A13 out Address bus: A14 A14 60 1 A14 out Address bus: A15 A15 61 I A15 A16 out Address bus: A16 62 1 A16 A17 out Address bus: Al 7 63 I Al? A18 out Address bus: Al 8 64 1 A18 A19 out Address bus: Al 9 65 I A19 In +5V 66 I /WAIT 1 +5V out Cutter motor control signal CTA 67 I P61 CTB out Cutter motor control signal 68 1 P62 16M out System clock 69 I CLK +5V In +5V 70 I STBY Reset signal 71 I IRES I IRESET I In — GND 72 I NMI GND — GND 73 I Vss GND 74 I EXTAL I EXTAL In Clock oscillator: 16 MHz In Clock oscillator: 16 MHz 75 I XTAL I XTAL Vcc 1 In +5V 76 I Vcc — NC NC 771 IAS 78 [ /RD /RD Out I Read signal 79 \ IHWR I /HWR out Upper write signal /LWR out Lower write signal 80 I ILWR Ml In Mode select: +5V (MODE3) 81 I MDO In Mode select: +5V (MODE3) Ml 82 MD1 M2 Mode select: GND (MODE3) In 83 I MD2 +5V +5V in 84 AVCC 85 VREF +5V In +5V In Detection of voltage across 86 ANO /HEADTM thermalhead thermistor +24V In +24V test input 87 AN1 In /RPES Receipt paper end sensor 88 AN2 In Journal paper end sensor 89 AN3 /JPES In VPREF Reference voltage to detect 90 AN4 fluctuation in thermalhead voltage VH (+24V) In Journal paper feed switch P75 /JFSW 91 P76 /RFSW In Receipt paper feed switch 92 93 P77 IONLSW In On-line switch 94 AVSS GND GND — A20 95 A20 out Address bus: A20 A21 96 NC — NC A22 NC 97 — NC NC A23 98 — NC 99 Vss GND — GND /POFF In 100 /lRQO Power off signal 101 CS3 IEXS out Dip switch/10-read chip select signal 102 CS2 IRAS out RAM chip select signal 103 Csl /CGS out CG ROM chip select signal 104 Cso /ROS out Flash ROM chip select signal 105 TPO ISTRB1 out Thermal head drive strobe signal 1 106 TP1 /sTRB2 out Thermal head drive strobe signal 2 107 TP2 /sTRB3 out Thermal head drive strobe signal 3 108 TP3 /sTRB4 out Thermal head drive strobe signal 4 109 PA4 /LP out Thermal head drive latch signal 110 PA5 BZ out Buzzer signal 111 PA6 DONLN out On-line lamp signal 112 PA7 DERR out Data error lamp signal 3)Pin description Pin Pin No. name 1 Vcc TP8 2 Si9nal name Vcc JAS 3 TP9 JBS 4 TP1O JCS 5 TP11 JDS 6 TP12 RAS 7 TP13 RBS 8 TP14 RCS 9 TP15 RDS 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 I Vss Pco I Pcl I /cs4 / /cs5 I PC4 \ PC5 I PC6 PC7 GND /DR1 IDR2 /FMS /FRWS IDSR ICTS IDTR /VHCON 19 20 21 22 23 I IRESO I /RESO I TXDO ~ SHEAD I TXD1 TXD1 I RXDO I RHEAD I RXD1 ~ RXD1 24 I SCKO I CLOCK 25 /lRQ5 ICUTHP 26 I Vss 27 I DO 28 I D1 29 D2 30 D3 31 D4 32 D5 33 D6 34 D7 35 Vss 36 D8 37 D9 38 D1O 39 D11 40 D12 GND DO D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 07 GND D8 D9 D1O D11 012 41 D13 D13 42 D14 D14 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 D15 Vcc D15 Vcc AO Al A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 Vss AO Al A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 GND ,n,ou~ Function +5V Janal side paper feed pulse motor drive signal: Phase A out Janal side paper feed pulse motor drive signal: Phase B out Janal side paper feed pulse motor drive signal: Phase C out Janal side paper feed pulse motor drive signal: Phase D out Receipt side paper feed pulse motor drive signal: Phase A out Receipt side paper feed pulse motor dtive signal: Phase B out Receipt side paper feed pulse motor drive signal: Phase C out Receipt side paper feed pulse motor drive signal: Phase D — IGND out I Drawer open signal out I Drawer open signal out I Fiscal memory select signai out ~Flash ROM write select signal out IData set ready signal out IClear to send signal out IData terminal ready out Head drive common power (+24V) control signal out IReset signal out ISend data to thermal head out ISend data to RS232 interface I In I Read data from thermal head In Read data from RS232 interface 1 out IThermal head clock signal In Auto cutter home position detect signal — IGND I In/Out I Data bus: DO I In/Out I Data bus: D1 IIn/Out IData bus: D2 IIn/Out Data bus: D3 IIn/Out Data bus: D4 In/Out Data bus: D5 In/Out Data bus: D6 In/Out Data bus: D7 “ GND In/out Data bus: D8 In/Out Data bus: D9 In/Out Data bus: D1O In/Out Data bus: D11 In/Out Data bus: D12 In/out Data bus: D13 In/out Data bus: D14 In/Out Data bus: D15 In +5V out Address bus: AO out Address bus: Al out Address bus: A2 out Address bus: A3 out Address bus: A4 out Address bus: A5 out Address bus: A6 out Address bus: A7 — GND In out 12-4 ER-OIPU 4. Printer control 3. Memory map 1)Paper feed control Bector OOOOOOH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O07FFFH .................. ................... +24V FLASHROM AreaO 200000H .................. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400000H Area1 ................... Area2 600000H .................. .................. RDS (CG ROM) RCS RAM RBS ............ ....... Externaladdress DIPSWITCH Area3 area l/O SELECT 800000H .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Area4 FISCAL MEMORY: AOOOOOH.................. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Area 5 COOOOOH.................. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EOOOOOH.................. Area 6 ................... RAs /RPFA ● /RPFB ● IC2 ● STA401A /RpFc IRPFD ● o A B c M (FL4SH ROM BOOT BLOCK WRIT~ D Receiptmotor NOT USED IC14 CPU +24V Area 7 FF8000H .................. ........ JDS d JCS FFFD1OH Ictemal RAM aref FFFFOOH FFFF1OH FFFFICH /JPFA JBS Externaladdress area /JPFB IC3 STA401A /JPFC\ A B IJPFD c Internal1/0 registf area M FFFFFFH D 1!0 ? Journal motor The paper feed motors are stepping motors with 4-phase driving coils. The motors are driven by switching over the driving coils. <MOTOR DRIVE SEQUENCE> JOURNAL MOTOR /JPFA /JPFB /JPFC /JPFD STEP No. PHASE A PHASE B PHASE C PHASE D 1 ON OFF OFF ON 2 ON OFF ON OFF 3 OFF ON ON OFF 4 OFF ON OFF ON RECEIPT MOTOR 12-5 /RPFA /RPFB IRPFC /RPFD STEP No. PHASE A PHASE B PHASE C PHASE D 1 ON OFF OFF ON 2 ON OFF ON OFF 3 OFF ON ON OFF 4 OFF ON OFF ON ER-OIPU 3) Paper end sensor circuit <MOTOR DRIVE SIGNAL HOLD CONTROb *5V I AUTO CUITER DRIVE STATE STARTIDRIVE STOPI li3RmKlsToP 4 I ( MOTOR DRIVE STATE HOLD CONTROL flu% I I Reflexphotosensor EXCITEMENT OFF /JPES 3 , Paper end sensor ● ~ RCSJCS IC14 CPU +5V I sensor ~BSJBS 4 ! ( , RAS,JAS IRPES 1070mA MOTOR CURFIENT VALUE 12~A CUTM+ + IC5 TA8248K IC14 CPU CTB CUTM- b 1 Cuttermotor ICUTHP I a? 1 Cutterhome positionswitch = To drive the auto cutter, a DC24V motor is used. Selection of full cut and partial cut is made by changing the rotating direction of the motor. This selection is made on the E-CRside. <MOTOR DRIVE SEQUENCE> MOTOR +/- PIN CONTROL CUTM- MOTOR ROATING DIRECTION CUT METHOD H L Ccw FULL CUT L H Cw PARTIAL CUT I Paper end sensor The reflex photo sensor on the printer PWB detects the presence/absence of the paper passing under the journal and receipt platens. 2) Auto cutter control CTA 3 t Motor drive signal hold control is made to provide paper holding power during the operation of the auto cutter. CUTM+ ? H: Connected to DC24V.I CCW: Counter clock wise L: Connected to GND. CW: Clock wise To detect the auto cutter home position, a microswitch is used. 12-6 ER--O1PU 4) Thermal head control VH Thermal head drive circuit 1 DATA OUT Thermal head temperature detecting circuit TM1 /HEADTM [ IC14 CPU TM2 /EXS1 IC23A 74HC32 /EXS IC23C 74HC32 IC22 HC244 <b 1 I m IC19 27C040 - D9 RD Selector circuit @ ~ermalhead temperature detecting circuit By detecting the resistance of the thermalhead thermistor, the head temperature is calculated to control the conduction pulse width of the head. Print data which has been entered through DATA IN in synchronization with the CLOCK signal is stored in L4TCH according to the timing (832 dots) of the LATCH signal. Stored print data is output by the /STROBEl, /STROBE2, /STROBE3, afid /STROBE4 signals to energize the heating element, thus performing printing. Print data (832 dots) is divided by four STROBE signals into the following four parts before being output. RECEIPT ABC......... ‘r 1 DOT No. T J2 @ Thermal head drive circuit STROBE No. 4 setting jumper ‘eadrmk D8 I Dot No.: 2 ‘r 384 Dots/ Strobe /sTRoBE4 1-192 192 ISTROBE3 193-448 256 /sTRoBE2 449-640 192 /STROBE1 641-832 192 JOURNAL ABC......... ‘r 449 - @ Head rank setting jumper Since the therrnalhead resistance fluctuates, they are classified into the following four ranks. For classification into ranks, identify with J1 and J2 soldering on the pattern of the head unit. RANK I HEAD RESISTANCE [Q] T 832 ! 1171-1255 I Solder J2 alone 1091-1170 I No solderinq c 1011-1090 Solder J1 alone D 927-1010 Solder both J1 and J2 IBI NOTE J1, J2 Al— @ Solenoid circuit Excluding dots 385 to 448 (Nonprintable area) The state of J1 and J2 is recognized by the selector circuit. 12-7 I 1 I ER-OIPU There are following three kinds of LED’s. The states are shown in the table. 5) Head up sensor circuit 1 I -Omti -----/EXS1 C14 ~= IC22A 74nm H-d I74HC22 LED No. NAME FUNCTION LEDI POWER Lights up when the power is turned ON. LED3 ONLINE Light up when in ON-LINE. Goes off when in OFF-LINE. LED2 ERR mnk Ulllng jlnllp! CPU m Lights up when an error occurs. Goes off when an error is canceled. 015 IC19 2?- There are following three kinds of switches. The states are shown in the table. nczu NAME SWITCH No. Swl ONLINE I me state is detected by the microswitch provided to the left side of the printer. SW2 The state of HUP signal is recognized by the selector circuit. SW3 5. Buzzer control RECEIPT FUNCTION Switches between ON-LINE and OFF-LINE. Feeds the receipt paper. Effective in OFF-LINE. JOURNAL Feeds the journal paper. Effective in OFF-LINE. 7. Drawer drive control VRES +24V IDRAWI IDRAW2 ~ # ~ ,<d IC14 CPU +5V L! Bz 1~: BZ , i IC14 CPU T T IC8DTC143EBK 1 = By the BZ signal from the CPU, +5V flows through the buzzer to sound it. VRES /DONLN LEDIb~ w 7C7 DTC143EK , POWER LED2 w I ERR ~m IDEER u , ONLINE . Swl /ONLSW IC14 ~:a avvc IRFSW CPU ‘NL’NE RECEIPT =4 -, ..” ~: I I The driver circuit is provided to allow connection of up to two drawers. For connection of drawers, a connector must be provided on the PWB. 6. Switches and LED lamp control IC7DTC143EK IRFSW ICI TD62308 1’”T -1- I +24V I JOURNAL m PACN 12-8 ER-OIPU 10. Power supply circuit 8. RS-232 control F1 TXD1 t 3 SD b RxDl ● RD 4 F2 - T2.5ALJ TIALI POWER SWITCH ~ 250v NOISE FILTER CIRCUIT POWER TRANSFORMER 250V 2 5 . RS IC14 CPU SWITCHING F 7 REGURATOR STR2124 ER I 8 DR MA)(2111 CAI 4 I 4 +24V: PRINTER UNIT, DRAWER DRIVE CIRCUIT IC4 /DSK 6 + 5V: Ic 4 PSCN D-SUB 9pin One channel of the RS-232 connector is provided as a standard part for communication with the host. The CPU delivers the control signal through the driver/receiver IC to the host, performing communication. 9. Selector circuit IC19 AO-A18 27C040 IC20 { HC244 DO-D15 DO-D7 S1 IC14 SW DIP-8 CPU IC21 HC244 D8-D15 S2 SW DIP-8 IC22 HC244 m[J1 : Th-h~d re 2 *Wbn &: Therrneh~d r~efce D8-D15 IC23B ‘%:~~=+:,m .1+s+=1 7 IC24A 74F02 *eUbn /JPFA: .lournel oeoer . feed motor drtie 741 tC23A 74- SWITCHING REGURATOR ● Cs 4 F3 T25~~50v pulee A IRPFA.Rece@t paper ‘t I feed molor drue pulee A /FUBU: Fiseh ROM [ stete detestion det&tbn Drawer open DOPEN: detesfion HUR Wer ~d UP detectbn The DIP switches are provided for switching various functions and the selector IC (HC244) are provided for detecting various hardware states. 12-9 “ ER-OIPU I . . .. . u u ., . *NO <>-m LI.. L1.in Lt.. <z. <z. <z. uz<20 >Cuu. . 1111 II I I ~ 1:1 II C9 n F. K UI i o 0 . 13-1 .. , .“ 1 Y ER-OIPU x C!Y LL I Lll n I . \\ \ u m n E 1a u z a I --. . . ... - ----- 2 0 13-2 ER-OIPU . r T 1 )))) .) I I I I I I I I I %1 11111111111111 I .. a ) A L . u I n t o I m c c I a ER-OIPU — . x . a s L . w J . I L n . ?---l u ) I ) m 1 0 a a . . ER-OIPU I m u > Y tll I I I II ?~ tll UJ c1 m L . L 0 u a 13-5 ER+lPU 1. Control PWB @ A-side I u u u u u u UI‘ 1 1 1. I 13-6 ER-OIPU — .-—..- . t & Lu Lu I t -- L..------J 1 UJ I 13-7 ER-OIPU 13-8 ER-OIPU 2. Panel PWB 3. N/F PS PWB 13-9 ER-01PUKA PARTS GUIDE SHARP MODEL ER-01PU (for KA) PRINTER: PR-58L ❑ Exterirs ❑ Panel PWB unit ❑ Packing material&Accessories ❑ Aticles for consumption H Control PWB unit ❑ Sefvice ❑ N.F/PS ■ PWB unit route options Index Because parts marked with A is indispensable for the machine safety maintenanceand operation,it must be replacedwiththe partsspecificto the productspecification. Table of destinations SELECTION CODE u A TS U.S.A., Guam Canada Germany SEEG territoryotherthanGermany l-n lu SEEG territoryotherthanGermany KB KA U. Kingdom Australia I SELECTION CODE K SELECTION CODE RAI RA2 RA5 Sc SD SE (Stamp:English) ,,, TR I SELECTION CODE SB SBA COUNTRIES .A >b (Stamp:Spanish) SH SHE SJ COUNTRIES SaudiArabia(127V area) SaudiArabia(220V area) Taiwan Venezuela I HongKong I Lebanon,Svria.Greece, Pakistan,Iran, Egypt,Thailand, Iraq, Maurit;us,Seychelles,Tahiti,Jordan,Sudan,TuAey SouthAfrica(U.S.A.version) SouthAfrica(Europeversion) Philippines(Europeversion) COUNTRIES I Korea I COUNTRIES Morocco,Algeria,Tunisia, West Africa Chile, Uruguay,Peru, Argentina,Paraguay Sri Lanka aLLLu I IUIY CODE RB3 RB4 RB5 RB6 RB7 RB8 COUNTRIES Indonesia Cyprus Panama ~ ----Maiavsia(U.S.A. version) 1 SELECTION CODE RC1 RC2 RC5 COUNTRIES Malaysia(Europevemion) Singapore DominicanRepublic,Ecuador ER-01PUKA ❑ Exteriors RCPO0269 ❑ Packing tnaterial&Accessories RCPO0270 -l– ER-01PUKA ~] ~ Exteriors NO. PARTS CODE 1 P F i Lw6959BHZ z iZZ 2, GCOV A 7 6BHZ z 7355 BHZZ 7232 BHZZ 91 NR~LP6656BHZZ .--— .— I 6RCZZ Qnu77 793 BH; ; 488 BH01 OP 08000 23 GCo VH7121BHZZ “W,,”* + 24 CPWB X74 8 ~nun — —— 26 QCNW-7791BHZZ 27 LHLDW6821BHZZ 28 )(BPSD40P08KS0 29 RTRNP6887BHZZ 122BHZZ 311QSW-C9212QCZZ 421BHZZ 32] QACCL7 33 XBPBZ40P06KO0 34 RC~RF6703BHZZ 7 Sczz 35 LHLDWOOO ----36 CPWBF7481BHOI 38 LPLTM6701BHZA 39 LANGH7601BHZZ 40 XHPSD30P06KO0 .-a-, 41 PGuMM6/zYBH {Z Z PH5G-6631BH 1Z Z 42 IZ Z 43/QCNV V-7799BH 30 P ; ~ K: S O 44 XBPSD .-. 30 P1 O KSO 45 XBPSD A 46 PRDAF6664BHz .- , - .,- , - - . - - - - - ~ Al I I $PRICE NEW PARTI RANK MARK RANK\ AL Journalspring c Printercover I AY D B Printercoverlockkey / AK i AX B ILock(body) AC ~ AB I BB \ AF AA — i ;; : I ! I I I i \ , i ~ I c E C c c c D c c c Lockspring Screw Top cabinet Roller Screw (M3 X 8KS) !Stoppel, I Deco panel \Screw (3X8) IPrinter unit(PR-58L) ]Screw(M3X6K) /Printer earthwire !Core(SSC33.5-20F) TPflatcable(26pin) Printercable (lOpin) Pnntercable(12pin) ,PanelPWBunit lScrew(3X8) IPWBsheet IControl PWBunit I Panel cable (7pin) I Clamp Screw(M4X8KS) Powertransformer ACswsheet , Powe switch IACcord(SP-50 I Screw (M4 X 6K) I Core (OP12 X 15) \ Wire holder(HP-7N) [ N.F/PS PWB unit I Bottomplate I SW angle I Screw (M3 X 6K) Gum leg Cushion N/F cable Screw (3X 15KS) Screw (M3 X 10KS) : c E Screw Earth terminal , Earth wire I Lockkey unit c c D c c C D c — I c Ic ,— c c c c E AN AQ ! AQ AR I BA I AA ! AS ,“”PP. I AN I AD { AA I BL i AT ~ AH I AX “’ c E c h4 I AA -— BR BC AK AA AF AK AH AA — AB AR I . . Nd N I n y I I I ~ Packing material&Accessories PARTS CODE 1 S P A K C 8347 B H Z Z 2 S P AK A 8345 BH Z Z NG E R H 6642 BHZ Z p G i D H 671 8 B H z z S SAK H O 003 D H Z Z S P A K A 8346 BHZ Z RC~R F 6700 BH Z Z L KG i M7 356 BH z z S S AK H 4231 CCZ Z S S A K H 301 5 C C Z Z T i N S M 7354 BHZ Z S SAK H 301 2 CCz Z U B ND A 6629 . [includeNo.3,5] I NO. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 101 ~ncludeNo.44-46] p J au 1 I u u IY I — I o 1 / D r-lL L B D B B o DESCRIPTION BHZ Z PRICE NEW PART RANK MARK RANK I AW D Packingcase I i ~ I i ~ / I i j AS AR AH AE AS AS AK AA AA BA I AA ~ AA I D D D D D c B D D D D c DESCRIPTION Packinadd (F) spool PIG wheel Vinylbag (640 X 560mm) I Packingadd(R) Core Printercover lockkey Vinyl bag (140 X ~mm) Vinyl baq (200X 300mm) Instructionbook Vinylbag (80 X 120mm) AC cordband(4mm X 2~mm)(Green) -2- (forS~ — (forAC cord) 1 ER-01PUKA Control PWB unit ~ II QCNCM1 060 AC03 2iQCNCM2551RC0G PRICE NEW PART , RANK MARK RANK c Connector (Short Pln 3P) 1 AB c ‘ Connector(5pin) ~ AE 31 QCNCM2 551 4 I QC N CM 2551 5 ‘QC NCM7 1 25 61 QCNCW1 O 57 71 QCNCW7 1 95 8 !Q C N W – 7790 ~ AE \ AF ~ AN AB AN AP NO. !“ PARTS CODE , , . - - - . - - . RC1 B RC 1 J BH O I ACZ Z RC 2 F BH2 Z . . . - . . - 14 I R C R S Z 7008 SCZ Z 15 VC EAGU 1 VW4 77 M 16 VH i 4AC 1 6 ///– I 17 ,,VH i TA \8428 K/1 t Ii I V R D – FI C 2 E Y 2 R 7 J 2; ~R C ~ R F 1 008 A C Z Z BHZ Z 21 ! R C ~ R F 7002 21VHD 1 s S3 5 3//1 73 Ivs 2 s Al O 36 KQRC 24 \ V S 2 S C4699KP–1 25 I V S 2 S D 1 664 Q R -1 1 26 j V S D T c 1 43 EK/I 27 I V S D T C 1 44 E K / -1 28 ! V C K Y T V 1 H B 1 02 K 79IV C- C—— C T V- 1 .... H H 1 0- 1 .1 ;~ ~V C C C T V 1 H H 1 50 J 31 I V C C C T V 1 H H 331 J 32 ~V C C C T V 1 H H 470 J !VCKYTV1 HF 1 04Z 33 \ V C K Y T V 1 H F 1 04 Z 34 I V R S - T S 2 A D 1 01 J 35 I V R S - T S 2 A D 1 02 J 36 I V R S – T S 2 A D 1 03 F 37 I V R S - T S 2 A D 1 03 G 38 ! V R S - T S 2 A D 1 03 J i V R S - T S 2 A D 1 03 J 39 ; V R S - T S 2 A D 1 23 F 40 ~V R S - T S 2 A D 203 J 41 ~v R S - T S 2 A D 222 J 42 ~V R S - T S 2 A D 223 J 43 I V R S – T S 2 A D 272 J 441 VRS-TS 2A D332 J 45 I V R S - T S 2 A D 334 J 46 I V R S – T S 2 A D 470 J 47 I V R S - T S 2 A D 472 J 48 I V R S – T S 2 A D 473 J 49 VRS– TS2AD 562 J 50 VRS– TS2AD 563 J 51 I V R S - T S 2 A D 91 2 G 52 I R C i L Z 1 003 B H z z 53 ~V C E A J A 1 C W 1 06 M 54j VCEAJ Al HW1 05M 55 ~V C E A J A 1 V W 1 06 M 56 I V H V i C P N 70 / / – 1 57 ! v H i 641 3 () () 3 T 1 6 58 ! V H i 74 F O 2 S J / -1 59 VH i G76C256F70 60 VH i GD 74 HC 244 D 61 VH i i R 9393 N/1 62 V H i L H F 40 S u T z 1 63 ! V H i M A X 21 1 C A i 1 64 VH i SN74 HCOONS 65 VH i SN74HC02D1 66 VH i SN74HC32NS 67 VH i TD 62308 F -1 Z/1 68 VS 2S J 32869 VCCCTV1 H H1 O 1 J 70 VCCCTV1 HH 331 J 71 ] V C C C T V 1 H H 470 J 72 ‘ V C K Y T V 1 H B 1 02 K 73 VCKYTV1 HF1 04 Z 74 VH D 1 S S 353 //1 75 VH i K i A 431 F/1 76 VS 2 SA 1 036 KQRc 77 VSDTC1 43 EK/1 78 VRD– R B 2 HY 1 01 J 79 VR S– TS2 AD1 O 1 J ~ ~ I I C C c c c c I Connector (12pin) ~Connector (l Opln) I Connector ((9P) MLX 87023-6066) Connector(Shortsocket) Connector (26ptn) PS cable B c D I Crystal (16MHz) I Capacitor (35WV 470w F) [A AP4C! I [u In \’tMb 1u) E c c c B B B B B I AC B AA AA AA AA AA AA AA AA AA AA AB AA AA AA AA c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c C c c c c c c c c c c c c B B B B B B B B B B B B B c c c c c B B B B c c ; I I I I 1 j I I I / AA 1 I I ~ AA AA AA AA AA AA AA AA AA AA i ISwl ] [PACN] IPRCN1] [PRCN2] [RSCN] [Swl] [THCN] [PSCN1 .- AD AD AK AN AA AB AE AB AB AC ~ AD ~ AB I DESCRIPTION AF AB AB AB AF I ~; BC AN AD BE AW Ac AH AK AH AP AA AA AA AA AA AB AK AB AB AA AA I ~IC (TA8428K) \ Resistor (1/4W 2.7Q f5°/.) \ Chip bead (BUM21A05) ! Chip core (EFCB322513TS) Diode(1SS353) Transistor(2SA1036) Transistor(2SC4699KP) Transistor (2SD1664QR) Transistor (DTC143EK) Transistor(DTC144EK) Capacitor(50WV 1000PF) Capacitor(50WV 100PF) Capacitor(50WV 15PF) Capacitor(50WV 330PF) Capacitor(50WV 47pF) Capacitor(50WV O.IOVF) Capacitor(50WV O.1OW F) Resistor(1/10W 100Q +5Yo) Resistor(1/10W 1.O~ ~5Yo) Resistor(1/10W 10~ ~lO/.) Resistor(1/10W 10~ W%) Resistor(1/1OW 10W t5%) Resistor (1I1OW10~ f5Yo) Resistor (1/10W 12~ ilyo) Resistor (1/10W 20~ *5%) Resistor (1/10W 2.2~ t5Yo) Resistor(1/10W 22W t5%) I Resistor(1/10W 2.7W f5°/0) Resistor(1/10W 3.3~ t5°/’) Resistor(1/10W 330~ *5%) , Resistor(1/1OW47Q t5%) Resistor(1/10W 4.7~ *5%) Resistor(1/10W 47~ t5%) Resistor (1/10W 5.6~ f5%) Resistor(1/10W 56~ :5”A) Resistor(1/10W 9.1Kf2ti%) Dip coil(BFW7550R2) Capacitor(16WV 10KF) Capacitor(50WV 1.OyF) Capacitor (35WV 10I.IF) IC protector (ICP-N70) IC (6413003T16) IC (74F02SJ) !C (G76C256F70) IC (GD74HC244D) Ic (IR9393N) Ic (LHF40SUTZ1) IC(MAX211 CAI) Ic (SN74HCOONS) IC (SN74HC02DR)(VHISN74HC02DR) IC (SN74HC32NS) IC (TD62308F) Transistor(2SJ328J) Capacitor(50WV 100pF) Capacitor(5oWV 330pF) Capacitor(50WV 47PF) Capacitor(50WV 1000PF) Capacitor(50WV O.1OVF) Diode(1SS353) Ic (KIA431F) Transistor(2SA1036) Transistor(DTC143EK) Resistor(1/2W 100Q +57.) Resistor(1/10W 100Q *5%) –3- [XTAL1] [C36] [Ibc, a] [IC5] [R138] [BD3,5-8,10,1 1,13-22,27,28,29,30] I [BD9,12,23,24] [D2,3,4,5] [Q5] [Q31 [IC28] [lC8,9,27’1 [Icl 0] [Cl 9.28,31,37,38,53,54,55,61 ,64] [C39,44,47,76-96] [cl ,2] [C57,70,71,72,73,74,75] [C48,49,97] [C13,15,20-23,25,27,28,30,33,41 ] [C45,46,50,51,52,62,65,66,69] [R34,35,36] [R41--46,66-69,1 15,121] [R123] [R103] [R17-32,38,39,70,72,73,75-g2,g5] , [R98,127,129,131,134,230,132,133] [R122] [R107] [R50-57] [R64] [R104] [R108] [Rl 10] [Rl 12,114] [R126] [R65,93,94,96,97,1 11] [R74] [Rl 13] [R102] [BD1,2,4,25,26] [C3,14,24,32,42] [C58] [C29,94] [ICP] [IC14] [IC24] [IC11,18] [IC20,21,22] [IC31] [IC51] [IC4] [IC25] [IC26] [IC23] [lCl] [Ql] [C35] [C60] [C4-7,16,17] [C8-10,12,18,56,59] [Cl 1,67,68] [Dl] [IC6] [Q2,4] [IC7,11,12,29] [R105] [R1-16,1 17] ER-01PUKA ❑ Control PWB unit PARTS CODE NO. ! ! 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 901 ❑ VRS - TS2AD1 02J VRS-TS2AD1 03 J VR S – T S2 AD 1 22 J VRS– TS 2 AD I 63F 8 3G VR S - T S2 AD1 VRS - TS2AD 203 J VRS - TS 2AD 241 J VRS - TS 2AD 272G VRS– TS 2AD 272 J VRS– TS 2AD 332 J VRS - TS 2AD 362F VRS– TS 2AD 470 J VRS– TS 2AD 47 2J VRS - TS2AD 562J VR S - TS2AD5 63 J QC NCM 2423 R C OH (Unit) CPWBX 748 6BH O 1 PARTS CODE 1 PRDA F6 664 BHZA a - ., -.. Z l~b 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 .. I CG DESCRIPTION [R37,109,125,136,137] [R59,60,61,62,63,106,128,130] [R120] [R48] [R40] [R71] [R49] [R101] [R99] IRl 19] [R47] [R33] [RI 16] IRl 18,135] [R1OO] [PSCN] ControlPWB unit E N.F/PS PWB unit NO. A A A PRICE NEW PART ‘ RANK MARK RANK t Resistor (1/10W 1.O~ t570) c AA Resistor(1/1OW 10~ f5Yo) AA c Resistor(1/10W 1.2~ t5Yo) c AA Resistor (1/10W 16~ tly.) AA c AB Resistor(1/10W 18~ t2Yo) c Resistor(1/10W 20~ +57.) AA c Resistor(1/10W 24Q k5°/0) AA c Resistor (1/10W 2.7Q tiO/O) AB c Resistor(1/10W2.7~ f5Yo) AA c Resistor(1/10W 3.3~ ~5Yo) AA c Resistor (1/10W 3.6~ flYo) AA c AA Resistor(1/10W 47Q ~5%) c AA Resistor(1/10W 4.7~ ~5Yo) c AA Resistor (1/10W 5.6~ *5%) c AA Resistor(1/10W 56~ t5Yo) c AD c Connector(8pin) NbM . . - . - ..- - 1 1 U 1 5 H L L QC NCW6 865 BH O H QCNCW7 1 9 9BH OE QF S-Cl 028 CCZZ I Q F S - C 1 322 Q C Z Z QFS-C 252 1 TAZZ J RCG-UZ ‘: 478 ‘: 1Rcl :.1 Rc-FZ1041RC2E ,-.A , -- - . —---- 11 MU I LLb b 3 2HULL 12 RC i L C 665 4BH Z Z U 1 HW2 28 M 13 VCEA2 14 VC EAGU 1 CW .. 1 08 - - M .. .I ... .--— - — . 15 VH DUP 30 1 Ill -1 A-1 16 VH i KA 34063 1 17 VH i STR 21 24/18 XBP SD 30 P 1 0 KSO 5KS0 19 XBPSD30P1 1 20 VHD S B 1 40 ///21 VHERD 5 . 6F B 3-1 22 VRD - R B 2 HY 394 J 23 VRNRC 2EK 1 201 F 24 VRNRC 2EK 3601 F 25 QF SHD 21 09 AFZZ 26 I V C K Y P U 1 H B 221 K 27 28 29 30 31 32 RC-KZ1 VCQYNA QC NWLX- BZ XNESD XBPSD 901 cpWBF7 ❑ 05 4CCZZ 2AM 1 03 K 7790 BH Z Z 6782 BHZZ 30-24000 30 P 1 2 K S O (Unit) 487 BH O 1 PRICE‘ NEW PART RANK MARK RANK AR N Heat sink c .Au PS connector(5273-02A)(2P) c AD N c PS Connector(6267-08A) AE I Gonnector(35328-051O) c AE A I Fuse [T250mW250V) AE AE A \ Fuse (250V 2.5A) I AY I Ic Capacitor(63WV 4700A F) ~ AE Capacitor(250WV O.lV F) c .At Coil (RCH-I 10) c AK c coil (24V)(MC182-201M) AR Coil c AH Capacitor(50WV 2200L F) c Canaf.itnr (f RWI. . 1! v“”flfl~, I ,~ c . .— 1 \ , “. 1 AD I ! -.-y””!.”, / AL I Dbde (CP301) i AP , B 1~IUAQhnc9 B - ...-.-74) , .- (STR71 C c B B c c AA AC I Screw (M3 X 10KS) Screw (3X 15KS) Diode (SB140) Zener diode(RD5.6FB3) Resistor(1/2W 390~ t5%) — . - .— 1.2m +17.) Hesistor(1/4W c c Resistor(1/4W3.6Qkl %) Fuseholder(HD2109AF) AB AB AA AP AA AA AA , c E c c c c c BR ! IPSCN1] [PSCN2] ~RCN] rFal L 1 [F2] [C4,5] [cl ,2] [L31 ILl] ISL1] [C6,7] rfii .YI LuIOj IBD1] r,--- –1 A\ AR AB AA AF AC AA AA ic DESCRIPTION rl~ol LIU~j I [(forheat sink)] I [D5] [ZD2] IRl] [R6] [R5] IFl ,2,3] rP+ -1 Canacitnr (G~W 77fInF) -... ----~. . . J Capacitor(50WV O.lV F) Capacitor(1OOWVO.1OW F) PS cable Screw (3X 8KS) Nut (M3) Screw (3X 12KS) --” IQ t61 [cl 1] [C3] , [(IC3)] N.F/PS PWB unit E Panel PWB unit NO. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 & 901 PARTS CODE PRICE N~ PAflT RANK MARK RANK! I PCAP Z 6641 BHZ Z QCNCM2 551 RC O G QSW– P 6905 BH Z Z V H P S B 25 MG// -1 V H P S B 25 V R// -1 VRD– RC 2 EY 221 J VRD-RC 2 EY 471 J (Unit) C P WB F 7’4 8-’8 B H O 1 ,r AC AE AG AF AF AA AA BA I DESCRIPTION .. 1 ‘-c I b B B B c c E I Switchcap (JC0808A) ‘ Connector(7pin) Push switch(JTP1212FE) . -- ,A-LEIJ (SbZ: 5MG Green) LED (SB2!-5vn ....nod) Resistor(114w zzsz taYOJ Resistor(1/4w 470f2 t5%) .“w 4 , .,. , --- Panel PWB unit -4– --, . “1 ISW1,2,3] [CN] ISW1,2,3] ILlED1,3] 1 JLED2] IRl ,3] [R2] ER-01PUKA r .,-, .----, —– NO. I I PARTS CODE 1 DUN T–5800QU 77 2 Q C N C M 5278 N C Z Z11 VH i 27040 RAY1 B BH Z Z 101 L A NGK 7599 102 ML EV F 671 4BHZ Z 103 QSW– M6 88 7BHZ Z Iti I X B P S D 20 P O 8000 105 IM S P R C 6753 BHZ Z . --- PRICE NEW , . . -,. RAN’”’ 1 A7 I AC BB AN AL AV I AA I AD ] .- a s s c c B c N Nl[ — d PART DESCRIPTION m. .,, . ! .“”, “,, ” QW,!s”, ,tnit , “,,, Drawerconnector Master ROM Sensor angle Sensorlever END switch Screw (2 X 8) levers riing Microsw cable Connector 2 )in) ScrewI (M3 X 6KS) GND wir~ B Sensor cover Angle-A Angle-B IlnclLldeNo I -—. . . 101-1171 .. .1 E c c c c c ) c c -5- 1 PARTS CODE IGJ ------- -------- LrwB1-/4u/BHul f! . I .- BR BR BA BA CG CG E E E E E E 1- 501 71 A’f AZ E s 17 12 1- 23 1- 30 7- 110 BB A’f AS AT AK D D D D D ! 1I A- Vb Ml 5- gol !f -A ,, I d- ml . rnl LUA DUNT-1817BHZZ DUNT-5800BHZZ rGl .—. GCABB7232BHZZ GC~VA7120BHZZ GCdVH7121BHZZ GC~VH7122BHZZ GFTAT6923BHZZ ru! inl J rvl \ 1- kLJ t LANGH7601BHZZ LANGK7599BHZZ LANGT7608BHZZ LANGT7609BHZZ LBNDJ2003SCZZ-—— LHLDWOO07SCZZ LHLDW6821BHZZ LKGiM735~RUzz 1 ..,-,,&- !! I I I[ I 1 I Lnh Ki-dB6779BHZZ ,,. , ,,-.,.,-,. I 12 I AN I HDECP6845BHZZ --m,,-- 1 ! ------- ‘“-’{ZA N I 11777111f,“ 2- 14 I CG i E i 47 AA 35 AA E Al) c AK AK AX BC . AA AB AA B B B c b 27 2 8 . 1- I 1‘ 11- 38“ 13 6 1- 48 4 .A I 1 I c Icl N I c c rTl rat Ccl GL-. 21- I I 7A91RH77 r -kcw,,ek I QCNCM106OACO3 QCNCM1101BHZZ QCNCM2423BH02 QCNCM2423RCOH QCNCM2551RCOG .. = nrKl~A12;51Rcl B s“”!.”&, OcNw-7783BHzZ --.... . QCNW-j 77nnDu77 (z.urr~~ rf QCNW-7791 BHZZ QcNW-7792_.,--IRI-J77 QCNW-7793BHZZ QCNW-7799BHZZ QCNW–78””-”-suuutlLL ‘n”n’+ZZ c c J 3 9 a12. 111. 4- AR AF I I HE 1 I AL 4t II ml-l AU 41 IF A Lu 42 An 46 AR ..1 I 32 1- 31 42 7- 107 3- 95 32 -5z 3. 3 12551RC1J 15278NCZZ r c N I fill AD 1- I I N ., N II ‘ l-[ I b c n : nu b I I I I II n I I I AN AE c c c AP AP AN Aa Ai AH AE AF c c c c c c c c VCEAGU1CW108M VCEAGU1VW477M VCEAJA1CW106M VCEAJA1HW105M VCEAJA1VW106M VCEA2U1HW228M vcKYPlJlHB221K VCKVTV1 IHB102K II .,-,..,---- .-,,-. - .- ....... vbKYlvlH1-lu4z II I I I I -6– .,.,. KA34063A-1 VHiKiA431F/-l vHiLHF40SUTZl vHiMAX21 ICAil VHi[ sN74HcOONS VHiSN74HC02Dl VHiSN74HC32NS VHiSTR2124/-l VHiTA84 128K/-l vHiTD62308F–1 VHi27040RAYlR ...-//.. VHi4ACln/zz-l i7 7 34 21 14 29 AN AS AG AE AD BL E c c c B B 2222222- 2 6 5 12 10 9 AS AS AW AE AA AA AA D D D D D D D 2- 11 6- 1 1 I I ] I 1 I r ‘-– D s AA I c I 29 I AA 69 AA AA 30 AA 31 AA 70 32 AA -. . . AA i AD ;: “ “ 15 AD s1 AB :54 AB 3- :55 AB 1 4- 13 AH 4- 2fi AO AA 3- 28 3- 72 AA —. . 333 ] AA 3- 73 IAA II A~~ I, ,.AA . 6“ 4- 15 AL AF 4- 20 3- 22 AB An ~#- I-Iv u- 7A I I r I BA 9A 33333334333- c AQ I J vcQYNA2AM10~K ....... ---vHDcP301///-l vHDsB140///-l vHDlss353//-l 1! IVHERD5.6FB3-1 c c c s c c N I B c c c c P 121331- 2- 101 /r I —1 I I I AE 3 ;1I -[I 1- I N At A_ 7 4 18 8 29 26 39 2‘O1 43 “1U6 16 VCCCTV1HH150J VCCCTVIHH331 /1 VCCCTV1HH470J II AF Ac AN AB 1I 34I I 1- I I I I AY 4 2 5 6 A- I I I 373Q_ u- “– D I B B B B c N AQ 11 12 AN AY 8 AC 13 9 \ AE 1 An I ?7 I rl c I AH AV AG AN AE I TiNSM;3~4BHZZ TPAPR6656RC05 r,,LUA UBNDA6629BHZZ r\ll L.1 VCCCTV1HH101J c ! Lul 7100R1-JnF AL AF AD AC A A c c I SPAKA8346BHZZ SPAKC8347BHZZ SSAKHOO03DHZZ SSAKH3012CCZZ SSAKH3015CCZZ SSAKH4231CCZZ AA 7- 102 1- 11 7- 105 15 3343I 4A. Lal — -—. ...— I SPAKA8345BHZZ LIVIA MLEVF6714BHZZ MLEVP6715BHZz MSPRC6753BHZZ MSPFtK6730BHZz INl NGERH6642BHZz NR~LP6656BHZZ rpl PCA}CwU+IDmZZ PFiLW6959BHZZ PGiDH6718BHZZ PGUMM6729BHZZ PH~G-6631BHZZ PRDAF6664BHZA ,,,, 7- 103 53 3- 10 1- 49 RCORF6686RCZZ RC~RF6700BHZZ RC~RF6703BHZZ RC~RF7002BHZZ RCRSZ7008SCZZ RTRNP6887BHZZ ,-, c ..,. . A I I c I QSW-M6887BHZZ QSW-P6905BHZZ QSW-Z5017BCZZ QTANPOO04BHZA rRl . ... RALMB6646BHZZ RC-DZ1041RCOL RC-DZ4781RC1J “n h~-~ :Z105ARC1C RC-FZ1041RC2E ;;;: ;:#K AE AE AC AE I AK AN AZ BB i ;;:; 4- 6 4- 7 4- 25 3- 9 1- 31 L D 39 101 111 112 N “ NO. QF S-C 13 22QCZZ QFS-C25 21 TAZZ QFSHD21 o 9AFZZ QSOCZ2O42 SC32 QSW-C92 1 2QCZZ 4- :21 50 3- 59 3- 61 416 3- i75 “> 3- 62 3- 63 ] 3- 64 I 3- 6;5 3. ~;6 4- 117 3- 17 3- 67 I 7II. . I ..+- 1~ I AC AN BC AD AP AK BE AW Ac AH AK AR AFN AH RR 1 -. .. AK I I I c c c c c c G c c c c c c c c c c c c B B B D Q B B B B B B B B B B B B B B s R ER-OIPUKA Vi-i i — 641—3003T I 6 VH I 74 F 02 SJ/– 1 VHPSB25MG//- 1 VRS-TS2AD 102 J If VRS-TS2AD 10 3F VRS– TS 2 AD 10 3G VRS–TS2ADI03J ![ VRS-TS2AD122J VRS–TS2AD123F VRS–TS2AD163F VRS–TS2AD183G VRS-TS2AD203J If PRICE NEW ‘ PART RANK MARK RANK B BC AF B NO. PARTS CODE 3- 57 58 35- 33333333333- 35 80 36 37 38 81 82 39 83 84 40 3- 85 VRS–TS2AD222J VRS-TS2AD223J VRS–TS2AD241J VRS-TS2AD272G VRS–TS2AD272J / // VRS-TS2AD332J If VRS–TS2AD334J VRS-TS2AD362F VRS–TS2AD470J fr VRS–TS2AD472J r! VRS–TS2AD473J VRS–TS2AD562J II VRS-TS2AD563J fr VRS-TS2AD912G vsDTc143EK/-l .. i33333333333333333333. ii 42 86 87 43 88 44 89 45 90 46 91 47 92 48 49 93 50 94 57 26 — vsDTc144EK/-l VS2SA1036KQRc [f VS2SC4699KP-I VS2SD1664QR–1 VS2SJ328–z/-l r.,. 333333- 27 23 76 24 25 68 LAJ !B AF 4 I I nn I I b I I nn I I b I AA . . AA “ ‘n AA AA AA nm “ I ! ‘ ‘ I c I I b 1-1 l-l I I ‘ ‘ [ . . ‘ I I I I -1 1 1 Icl IC I AA AB AA , nn { c l-. b ! I c c1 I I P b I I “ a“ I‘ I‘ AA ‘ “a ‘ AA AB AA AA AA AA l-l I l-l I ——~ I 1 c c c c c c AA ‘I AH ‘“ AA I AA AA AA AA , mm ‘ ‘“ AA AA AA ‘A I AB .. b c ‘i I l-l I in! I [ L c! c c c b I 1 I 1 I I I c c c . I AC A“u II AB AC AD AP t 1 I I r B B D D 1 I I I I I BB B B I XBPBZ40P06KO0 1- 33 AA c xBpst)20p08000 7- 104 AA c XBPSD30P06KS0 XBPSD30P06KO0 XBPSD30P08KS0 XBPSD3OP1OKSCI II XBPSD30P12KS0 XBPSD30P15KS0 /{ XBPSD40P08KS() XEPSD30P08000 XHPSD30P06KO0 XNESD30-24000 711144141114- AA AA AA AB AB AA AA AA AA AA AA AA c c c c c c c c c c c c 108 15 10 45 18 32 44 19 28 22 40 31 –7- ER-OIPU SHARP COPYRIGHT ~ 1997 BY SHARP CORPORATION All rights reserved. Printed in Japan. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without prior written permission of the publisher. SHARP CORPORATION Information Systems Group Quality & Reliability Control Center Yamatokoriyama, Nara 639-11, Japan . 1997 June Printedin Japan @