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Summary of Contents

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iv Table of ContentsTest Count 3–42. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Printhead Test

Page 3 - 

3–56 Configuring the PrinterVGL MNEMONIC LISTAmount Numeric Amount for Data Field UpdateCCControl CharacterCPI Characters Per InchCRCarriage Returndat

Page 4 - Communication Notices

3–57Configuring the PrinterTable 3–6. VGL/PGL ASCII Conversion TableASCII Dec HexBinaryPatternSOHSTXETXEOTENQACKBELBSHTLFVTFFCRSOSIDLEDC1DC2DC3DC4NAKS

Page 5 - Trademark Acknowledgements

3–58 Configuring the PrinterConfiguring LP+ With The Control PanelThe Printronix ThermaLine Series Label Printers LinePrinter Plus(line-matrix prin

Page 6 - ON–SITE MAINTENANCE SERVICE

3–59Configuring the PrinterLP+ Configuration MenuOFFLINEMODEImpact PrinterPrinterProtocolOrientationPlotAttributesFontAttributesCPI/LPISelectPage 3–61

Page 7 - Table of Contents

3–60 Configuring the PrinterPrinterProtocolOrientationPlotAttributesFontAttributesCPI/LPISelectPortrait*LandscapeInv. PortraitInv. LandscapePage 3–61

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3–61Configuring the PrinterPrinterProtocolOrientationPlotAttributesFontAttributesCPI/LPISelectP-SeriesP-Series XQSerial Matrix Proprinter XLControlCod

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3–62 Configuring the PrinterStandardTypefaceOrientationFontAttributesCPI/LPISelectP-Series XQP-SeriesSerial Matrix Proprinter XLControlCode 06Define C

Page 10

3–63Configuring the PrinterPrinterProtocolOrientationFontAttributesCPI/LPISelectSerial MatrixP-Series P-Series XQProprinter XLControlCode 06Define CRC

Page 11 - Introduction

3–64 Configuring the PrinterPrinterProtocolOrientationFontAttributesCPI/LPISelectProprinter XLP-Series P-Series XQSerial MatrixDefine CRCodeAuto LFCR

Page 12 - About This Manual

3–65Configuring the PrinterCPI/LPISelectOrientationFontAttributesPrinterProtocolSelect CPI10.00 CPI *12.00 CPI13.04 CPI15.00 CPI17.65 CPI20.00 CPISel

Page 13 - Conventions

1–1Introduction 1IntroductionChapter ContentsAbout This Manual 1–2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Page 14

3–66 Configuring the PrinterFontAttributesOrientationPlotAttributesCPI/LPISelectPrinterProtocolTypefaceStd Typeface *OCR–AOCR–BDisable*EnableProp.Spac

Page 15 - Thermal Printer Technology

3–67Configuring the PrinterOrientationFontAttributesPrinterProtocolPage 3–61Page 3–66PageFormatPage 3–68CPI/LPISelectPlotAttributesOrientationPage 3–6

Page 16 - Media Selection

3–68 Configuring the PrinterMarginsPerforationSkipDisable*1/2 inch2/3 inch5/6 inch 1 inchFontAttributesOrientationCPI/LPISelectPrinterProtocolPageFo

Page 17 - Emulations

4–1Diagnostics and Troubleshooting4Diagnostics and TroubleshootingChapter ContentsPrinter Self-Test 4–2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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4–2 Diagnostics and TroubleshootingPrinter Self-TestA sequence of automatic tests is performed during printer power-up. If any faultsare detected at t

Page 19 - Fonts and Bar Codes

4–3Diagnostics and TroubleshootingThe time required varies, depending on the complexity of the label format and onthe size of the area being printed.

Page 20 - 1–10 Introduction

4–4 Diagnostics and TroubleshootingIf the printer appears to have communication problems, the self-test configurationtest labels and character hex dum

Page 21 - Setting Up the Printer

4–5Diagnostics and TroubleshootingControlling Print QualityThe following two factors have the greatest effect on print quality:• The amount of heat ap

Page 22 - Safety Precautions

4–6 Diagnostics and TroubleshootingOther Printer ProblemsSmears or voids in printed imagePossible causes include the following:• Dirty printhead. Clea

Page 23 - Power Requirements

4–7Diagnostics and TroubleshootingPrinter advances media, but ribbon does not advancePossible causes include the following:• Ribbon installed incorrec

Page 24 - Select a Site

1–2 IntroductionAbout This ManualThis manual is divided into chapters that contain all the information required touse the printer.Chapter 1: Introduct

Page 25 - 2–5Setting Up the Printer

4–8 Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Table 4–2. Printer Alarm LCD MessagesLCD ALARMALARM DESCRIPTIONPROM FAULT Power up initialization test det

Page 26 - Unpack the Printer

A–1SpecificationsASpecificationsPrintingType: Direct thermal or thermal transferResolution: 300 dots per inch (11.8 dots/mm)Print Speed: T3306 – 2.0 i

Page 27 - Initial Setup

A–2 SpecificationsFontsResident Fonts: Courier and Letter Gothic scaleable outline fontsand bit-mapped OCR-A, OCR-B.Optional Fonts: A wide selection o

Page 28 - Media Loading

A–3SpecificationsLabel/Tag Media SpecificationsDirection of Media MotionFront of PrinterDESCRIPTION T3306 T3308Max(in.) Min(in.) Max(in.) Min(in.)A La

Page 29 - Fan-Fold

A–4 SpecificationsLists of Approved MediaFor a current list of approved standard media for use in Printronix thermal andthermal transfer label printer

Page 30 - Using the Tear Bar

A–5SpecificationsEnvironmentalOperating: 40° F to 100° F (4° C to 38° C)Storage Temperature: –40° F to 150° F (–40° C to 60° C)Humidity: 10% to 95%, n

Page 32

B–1Printer OptionsBPrinter OptionsA comprehensive series of options is offered with the printer to enhance itscapabilities and to provide a large degr

Page 33 - Optional Peel and Present

B–2 Printer OptionsTo install a module, turn the printer off, and raise the printer stock door. With themodule label facing up, carefully seat the mod

Page 34

B–3Printer OptionsHardware OptionsMedia Rewind HubWhen large quantities of labels must be printed as single batches for later use,the printer may be e

Page 35 - Ribbon Installation

1–3IntroductionWarnings and Special InformationFor your safety and to protect valuable equipment, it is very important that youread and comply with al

Page 36

B–4 Printer OptionsAutomatic Label Peel-Off DispenserThe printer can be ordered with an optional automatic label peel-off dispenser kit,or the option

Page 37 - Connect the Cables

C–1Setting the Page LengthCSetting the Page LengthThe following considerations should be observed when you set the page length.• In the default case a

Page 38

C–2Setting the Page LengthTable C–1 shows the maximum label lengths for the T3306 and T3308 printers,given different memory configurations. Note that

Page 39

D–1ASCII Control Codes ChartDASCII Control Codes Chart           ,3*        >  1

Page 40 - Operator Panels

D–2ASCII Control Codes Chart    Dec        Ç 128 80 á 160 A0 192 C0 Ó 224 E0 ü 129 81 í 161 A1 193 C1

Page 41 - Status LEDs

Glossary–1GlossaryBaud (rate) Baud Rate is the number of information bits that can betransmitted between the printer and the computer in onesecond. Fo

Page 42

Glossary–2EPROM Eraseable Programmable Read Only Memory. Programs,instructions, and routines permanently stored in the printerthat cannot be written t

Page 43 - Media Width Adjustment

Index–1IndexAAbsorb After ^PY, configuration, 3–50Adjustments, media width, 2–23Alarms, printer, 4–7Append Rotated, configuration, 3–50Application mem

Page 44 - Transporting the Printer

Index–2power–up ^X, 3–53resolution, 3–50rotated character size, 3–54SFCC, 3–54slashed zeros, 3–54text length, 3–54truncate alpha, 3–54UPC descenders,

Page 45 - Configuring the Printer

Index–3installing, 2–15Installing ribbon, 2–15Interfaceparallel, 3–35serial, 3–37Interfacing, 4–4Interference, checking for, 2–24Internal media rewind

Page 46

1–4 IntroductionThe T3306 and T3308 Label PrintersThe Printronix T3306 and T3308 are thermal printers designed for point-of-application label printin

Page 47

Index–4twinax/coax host interface, 1–8PPagelength, 3–24width, 3–24Page length, setting, C–1Pages, Multiple Identical Copies, 3–50Panels, operator, 2–2

Page 48 - Overview

Index–5Self–test, printer, 4–2Sensor, gap, 3–28Serial interface, 3–37Setup, initial, 2–7SFCC Select, 3–46SFCC, configuration select, 3–54Short–distanc

Page 49

Index–6

Page 51 - Selecting a Menu Option

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Page 52 - 3–8 Configuring the Printer

1–5IntroductionThermal Printer TechnologyQuiet and fast, with excellent resolution output, the T3306 and T3308 aremultifunction printers using an inli

Page 53 - 3–9Configuring the Printer

1–6 IntroductionMedia SelectionSince there are two modes of operation, there are two kinds of thermal media:• Direct thermal media• Thermal transfer m

Page 54 - Changing Printer Settings

1–7IntroductionPrinter Standard FeaturesPrinter standard features include the following:• Direct thermal or thermal transfer printing• High-resolution

Page 55 - Saving Your New Configuration

1–8 IntroductionHardware OptionsAsk your Printronix representative about the following options, which canenhance the versatility of your printer.• Fon

Page 56 - ON LINE/

1–9IntroductionFonts and Bar CodesThe printer provides all popular bar codes, as well as a selection ofalphanumeric, scaleable, outline and bit-mapped

Page 58

1–10 Introduction

Page 59

2–1Setting Up the Printer2Setting Up the PrinterChapter ContentsSafety Precautions 2–2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Page 60 - Printing a Configuration

2–2 Setting Up the PrinterSafety PrecautionsYour Printronix Label Printer has been designed to give you many years of safe,reliable service. As with a

Page 61 - 3–17Configuring the Printer

2–3Setting Up the Printer Power RequirementsWARNINGDo not connect the printer to the power source until instructed to do soand until all shipping rest

Page 62 - 3–18 Configuring the Printer

2–4 Setting Up the PrinterSelect a SiteWhen selecting the location for the printer, consider the following powerrequirements, interface requirements,

Page 63 - 3–19Configuring the Printer

2–5Setting Up the Printer26 inches25 inches33 inchesFigure 2–1. Clearance Requirements, T330628 inches25 inches39 inchesFigure 2–2. Clearance Requirem

Page 64 - Factory Settings

2–6 Setting Up the PrinterUnpack the PrinterExamine the contents of the shipping carton(s) for indications of damage duringtransport. If any damage is

Page 65

2–7Setting Up the PrinterInitial SetupTo prepare the printer for operation, complete the procedures in the followingsections. (Figure 2–4 shows the ov

Page 66

2–8 Setting Up the PrinterMedia LoadingThe following procedures describe loading of the various media.NOTE: The optional internal rewinder and rewind

Page 67 - Paper Control Menu Options

2–9Setting Up the Printer6. Slide the media forward, until it extends beyond the printer front slot.7. Slide the adjustable guide so that it is slight

Page 68 - Page Width

R, RtR RP/N 136462–001, Rev C

Page 69 - Narrow Web Width

2–10 Setting Up the PrinterUsing the Tear BarThe tear bar is already installed on the printer. If the rewind bracket, cutter or peeland present option

Page 70 - Enable: Page=Wide Web

2–11Setting Up the PrinterOptional Media Rewind HubThe printer can be equipped with a rewind hub that will automatically roll up thelabel media for co

Page 71 - Printer Control Menu Options

2–12 Setting Up the Printer5. Route the free end of the media around the rewind bracket (if in batchmode) or directly through the media take-up slot (

Page 72 - Ppr Feed Shift

2–13Setting Up the PrinterOptional Peel and PresentPerform the following steps to load media for peel and present operation.1. Pull the peel roller br

Page 73 - Font Memory Menu Options

2–14 Setting Up the PrinterFigure 2–12. Media Loading4. Push the roller bracket forward to its closed position.5. Route the free end of the media to t

Page 74 - Emulation Menu Options

2–15Setting Up the PrinterRibbon InstallationA ribbon must be used when the printer is operated in the thermal transfer mode.To install a ribbon, perf

Page 75 - Load Configuration

2–16 Setting Up the Printer6. Pull the ribbon over the ribbon idler rollers — it will completely cover theprinthead mounting frame.7. Wrap the free en

Page 76

2–17Setting Up the PrinterConnect the CablesEnergized electrical equipment is dangerous. Never work on energizedequipment unless authorized to do so.

Page 77 - Module Control Menu Options

2–18 Setting Up the PrinterRefer to Figure 2–14 and perform the steps listed below.1. Connect the interface cable to the appropriate printer interface

Page 78 - Module Info

2–19Setting Up the PrinterNOTE: The printer must be properly configured for the appropriateinterface. The RS–422 port is enabled or disabled via a DIP

Page 79 - Host Interface Menu Options

Communication NoticesFederal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement: This equipment has been tested andfound to comply with the limits for a Class

Page 80 - PE Polarity

2–20 Setting Up the PrinterOperator PanelsThe primary operator panel is used to perform routine, day-to-day operations.The panel contains three operat

Page 81 - Serial Interface

2–21Setting Up the PrinterOperator Panel LayoutThe primary and secondary operator panels are illustrated in Figure 2–15, below.Status LEDsThe three pr

Page 82 - DTR Function

2–22 Setting Up the PrinterKeysThree primary operator panel keys provide for the basic, day-to-day control of theprinter, as described below.CANCEL Ca

Page 83 - Hex Dump Mode

2–23Setting Up the PrinterMedia Width AdjustmentThe printer can use a variety of media widths and thickness. To ensure even printquality across the me

Page 84 - PTX_SETUP Option

2–24 Setting Up the PrinterCheck for InterferenceThe printer should be used only with FCC or CE certified computing devices. Ifthe printer is installe

Page 85 - Diagnostics Menu Options

3–1Configuring the Printer3Configuring the PrinterChapter ContentsOverview 3–4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Page 86 - Firmware Rev

3–2 Configuring the PrinterConfiguration Control Menu Options 3–31. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Load Configu

Page 87

3–3Configuring the PrinterConfiguring the IGP/PGL with the Control Panel 3–43. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The IGP/PGL Emulation Submenu

Page 88 - The IGP/PGL Emulation Submenu

3–4 Configuring the PrinterOverviewThe configuration process is directed by the secondary operator panel andincludes the following:• Configuring the p

Page 89

3–5Configuring the PrinterTable 3–1. Key Function SummaryKeyFunctionSHIFTNone. This key is used in combination with other keys.If the menu selection i

Page 90 - Comments

Trademark AcknowledgementsPrintronix, IGP, and LinePrinter Plus, are registered trademarks of Printronix, Inc.PGL and ThermaLine are trademarks of Pri

Page 91 - PGL MNEMONIC LIST

3–6 Configuring the PrinterUsing the Secondary Operator PanelConfiguration parameters are set from the secondary operator panel or areretrieved from t

Page 92 - printer configuration

3–7Configuring the PrinterTo configure the printer, it must be off line. If the ON LINE/PAUSE indicator is lit,press and release the ON LINE key to pl

Page 93 - The IGP/VGL Emulation Submenu

3–8 Configuring the PrinterPage 3–23Page 3–31Page 3–27 Page 3–30Page 3–39PaperControlPrinterControlEmulationMaint/MiscConfig.ControlPage WidthPage Len

Page 94 - Option Parameter Comments

3–9Configuring the PrinterDisplayPaper ControlLength inInches1.0 inches1.5 inches2.0 inches2.5 inches4.0 inches25 mm26 mm27 mm28 mm102 mm...24.0 inche

Page 95 - Parameter Comments

3–10 Configuring the PrinterPressing the up and down arrow keys simultaneously, or holding the SHIFT keywhile pressing the ENTER key will toggle the e

Page 96 - 3–52 Configuring the Printer

3–11Configuring the Printer5. Press and hold or to scroll through the values.6. Press to select a value. An asterisk (*) displays next to the selec

Page 97 - 3–53Configuring the Printer

3–12 Configuring the PrinterFollow these steps to save a new configuration:1. Press ON LINE/PAUSE to take the printer off line.OFF LINEIMPACT PRI

Page 98 - 3–54 Configuring the Printer

3–13Configuring the PrinterWhen processing is completed, the display shows:Save Config.X *It is recommended that you print your configuration and stor

Page 99

3–14 Configuring the Printerd. Press e. Press or until the following displays:CONFIG. CONTROLLoad Config.f. Press g. Press or to cycle through t

Page 100 - VGL MNEMONIC LIST

3–15Configuring the Printerb. Press for the following display:USER CONFIG.PAPER CONTROLc. Press or until the following displays:OFF LINECONFIG. C

Page 101 - 3–57Configuring the Printer

IMPORTANT WARRANTY INFORMATIONPRINTER WARRANTYPrintronixwarrants to purchaser that under normal use and service, this printer (excludingthe thermal p

Page 102

3–16 Configuring the PrinterPrinting a ConfigurationIt is recommended that you print and store your configurations for futurereference. The printout p

Page 103 - LP+ Configuration Menu

3–17Configuring the PrinterFigure 3–5. Sample Configuration Printout (sheet 1 of 3)

Page 104 - Figure 3–20. Orientation Menu

3–18 Configuring the PrinterFigure 3–5. Sample Configuration Printout (sheet 2 of 3)

Page 105 - Figure 3–21. P-Series Menu

3–19Configuring the PrinterFigure 3–5. Sample Configuration Printout (sheet 3 of 3)

Page 106 - Figure 3–22. P–Series XQ Menu

3–20 Configuring the PrinterFactory SettingsTable 3–2, on page 3–21, lists the factory default settings. These values areavailable for loading at any

Page 107 - 3–63Configuring the Printer

3–21Configuring the PrinterTable 3–2. Factory SettingsParameterFactory SettingsPaper ControlPage WidthPage LengthVertical Image ShiftHorizontal Image

Page 108 - 3–64 Configuring the Printer

3–22 Configuring the PrinterTable 3–2. Factory Settings (continued)Config. ControlLoad ConfigurationSave ConfigurationPrint ConfigurationDelete Config

Page 109 - 3–65Configuring the Printer

3–23Configuring the PrinterPaper Control Menu OptionsPaper ControlPage WidthPage LengthHor.Image ShiftVer.Image ShiftWidthinInchesWidthinmmLengthinInc

Page 110 - 3–66 Configuring the Printer

3–24 Configuring the PrinterPage WidthThis option specifies the width of the image to be printed. When Auto Label Mapis enabled, Page Width is not use

Page 111 - 3–67Configuring the Printer

3–25Configuring the PrinterAuto Label MappingThis option specifies the maximum print width to be used by the application. TheIGP/Auto Label Mapping f

Page 112 - Figure 3–28. Page Format Menu

iTable of ContentsTable of Contents1IntroductionChapter Contents 1–1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Page 113 - Chapter Contents

3–26 Configuring the PrinterNOTE: When using IGP/PGL, determine the proper narrow web width withthe HDUP command used to duplicate the label. Generall

Page 114 - Printer Self-Test

3–27Configuring the PrinterPrinter Control Menu OptionsMedia HandlingThis option specifies how the printer will handle the paper.•Tear-Off – After eac

Page 115 - Data Exchange

3–28 Configuring the PrinterNOTE: The Cutter, Self-Strip and Ribbon Saver options require that theappropriate options be installed to operate correctl

Page 116 - Interfacing

3–29Configuring the PrinterFont Memory Menu OptionsThis option allows the user to set the amount of memory reserved for scalablefont caching. The maxi

Page 117 - Controlling Print Quality

3–30 Configuring the PrinterEmulation Menu OptionsThe LinePrinter+ emulation is the standard emulation on the printer. IGP/PGLand IGP/VGL emulations a

Page 118 - Operator’s Guide

3–31Configuring the PrinterConfiguration Control Menu OptionsLoad ConfigurationThe printer can store numerous configurations. This option allows you t

Page 119 - Printer Alarms

3–32 Configuring the PrinterSave ConfigurationYou can save up to eight different configurations to meet different print jobrequirements. See the “Savi

Page 120

3–33Configuring the PrinterModule Control Menu OptionsThe Module Control Menu provides the capability to view and print the directoriesof all files lo

Page 121 - Specifications

3–34 Configuring the PrinterDir. ListingThis menu selection allows you to view the file listing of both internal and externalmemory modules. Under eac

Page 122

3–35Configuring the PrinterHost Interface Menu OptionsThe printer provides the following standard host interface options:• Parallel (Centronics compat

Page 123 - Front of Printer

iiTable of ContentsOperator Panel Layout 2–21. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Status LEDs2–21. .

Page 124 - Electrical

3–36 Configuring the PrinterData Bit 8Values: Enable or Disable.Normally, this parameter is enabled. It allows access to the extended ASCIIcharacter s

Page 125 - inch in length

3–37Configuring the PrinterSerial InterfaceHost ProtocolValues: NONE or XON/XOFF. This must be set to match your hostcomputer. The factory default is

Page 126 - A–6 Specifications

3–38 Configuring the PrinterBaud RateValues: 300 – 19,200. Must be set to match your host computer. Thefactory default is 9600.Baud rate is the number

Page 127 - Printer Options

3–39Configuring the PrinterMaintenance/Miscellaneous Menu OptionsPower-Up StateThis option allows you to configure the printer to power-up in the off

Page 128 - Internal Memory Expansion

3–40 Configuring the PrinterWhen enabled, the hex dump mode translates all host interface data to itshexadecimal equivalent, then prints the hex code

Page 129 - Hardware Options

3–41Configuring the PrinterDiagnostics Menu OptionsTest PrintThis option is used to define and activate a test printout. You must specify thetest patt

Page 130 - Software Options

3–42 Configuring the PrinterTest SelectionThis menu item is used to select the type of pattern to be used for the testprintout.Test CountThis menu ite

Page 131 - Setting the Page Length

3–43Configuring the PrinterConfiguring IGP/PGL with the Control PanelMatching certain printer operational settings to those of the host computer iskno

Page 132

3–44 Configuring the PrinterThe IGP/PGL Emulation SubmenuDefine CRCodeCR = CR*CR = CR + LFLF = LF*LF = CR + LFAutowrapDisable*EnableSelectSFCC1–255

Page 133 - ASCII Control Codes Chart

3–45Configuring the PrinterTable 3–3. IGP/PGL Configuration Mode OptionsNOTE: Parameters marked with an asterisk (*) indicate the factory defaultvalue

Page 134 - XOFF = Ctrl S (DC3)

iiiTable of ContentsGap Sensor 3–28. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Font Memor

Page 135 - Glossary

3–46 Configuring the PrinterOptionParameterValueCommentsHost Form Length DISABLEENABLE*DISABLE sets the form length to the value set from the frontpan

Page 136

3–47Configuring the PrinterPGL MNEMONIC LISTAFn;L Dynamic Alpha Field number; lengthBFn;LDynamic Bar Code Field number; lengthCCControl CharacterCCW90

Page 137

3–48 Configuring the PrinterConfiguring IGP/VGL With The Control PanelMatching certain printer operational settings to the host computer is knownas pr

Page 138

3–49Configuring the PrinterThe IGP/VGL Emulation SubmenuSFCCPower-up ^XPower-up ^FPower-up ^PYLPIBtm Margin CtlText LengthCopy CountHost Form LengthSl

Page 139

3–50 Configuring the PrinterTable 3–4. IGP/VGL Parameters Option Parameter Comments^Dnn Dot Slew Low Resolution*High ResolutionThe ^Dnn Dot Slew op

Page 140

3–51Configuring the PrinterOptionParameter CommentsData Bit 8 DISABLE *ENABLEWhen data bit 8 is enabled, all 8 bits are used for databits, and charact

Page 141

3–52 Configuring the PrinterOptionParameter CommentsFont Set 0 *12345678910110 = US ASCII1 = German2 = Swedish3 = Danish4 = Norwegian5 = Finnish6 = En

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3–53Configuring the PrinterOptionParameter CommentsLPI 6 *78910Can also be set by using the ^@L command.Midline PY DISABLE*ENABLEWhen disabled, the Gr

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3–54 Configuring the PrinterOptionParameter CommentsProp Line Length ENABLE *DISABLEWhen enabled, the position of the next graphic elementwill be dete

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3–55Configuring the PrinterOptionParameter CommentsUniform Fonts DISABLE *ENABLEWhen disabled, the typeface selected while in ExtendedGraphics mode wi

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