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Input buffer capacity The printer stores print data sent from your computer in its input buffer. Keep DIP switch 1-7 off to select an BKbyte buffer. Skip-over-perforation Turning DIP switch 1-8 on when you are using continuous paper enables the skipover-perforation function Use this function to leave a l-inch (25.~mm) margin between the last printable line on one page and the first printable line on the next page. This causes the printer to skip over the perforation between continuous sheets. Most application programs take care of the top and bottom margins. Do not turn on skipover-perforation unless your program does not provide these margins. Adjust your topof-form position with the MICRO FEED buttons to get half of the margin at the bottom of one page and half at the top of the next page. Continuous paper page length When you are printing on continuous paper, DIP switches 2-l and 2-2 let you select from the four page lengths described in DIP-switch Table 5. Tear off When you turn DIP switch 2-3 on, the tear-off feature is automatic when using continuous paper. The printer automatically advances the last printed page to the tear-off position. You can then easily tear off the printed paper. The printer automatically returns the paper to the loading position when it receives more print data. You can also return the paper to the loading position by pressing the TEAR OFF button or the LOAD/EJECT button Use the tear-off feature only with continuous paper loaded with the push tractor. Do not use the tear-off feature with the pull tractor. Auto line feed When auto line feed is on (DIP switch 2-4 on), the printer accompanies each carriage-return code (CR) received with a linefeed code (LF). lf your printer is double spacing, turn DIP switch 2-4 off. If each line overprints the next, turn DIP switch 2-4 on Interface Specifications Your printer is equipped with a parallel interface. Specifications and pin assignments The built-in parallel interface has the following characteristics: Datafbrmat: Synch7unization: Handshake timing: Signal level: Connector: Bpbaitr a l l e l STROBE pulse BUSY and ACKNLG signal ITL compati%le level 36pin 57-30360 (Amphenol) connector or equivalent LQ-570/1070 Connector pin assignments and a description of their respective interface signals are shown in the following table. Signal ' Return Pin ) Pln 1 i 19 ---i--Y20 : 4 i: 5 23 !6 !7 E 8 26 Lii---k 11 29 Signal ! DIrectIon STROBE 1IN cDeSCrlplloll STROBE pulse to read data. Pulse width must be more than 0.5 1 mlcroseamds at the recalvmg ~ termmal. cThese slgnais represent mformatlon , of the 1st to 8th bits of parallel data, i respectively. Each slgnal IS at HIGH , level when data IS loglcal 1 and LOW when It IS logxal 0. I CATA 7 I IN DATA8 / IN ACKNLG / OUT I BUSY ( OUT + About an 11-mlcrosewnd pulse LOW mdlcates that data has been j/I-rrHpeerIcaiGnedtiHvevertsdoclgaanancanncldoemtnthtdraelcmtcaetothierveesepddtrhamaattattae..rthTeIShe I 1 signal goes HIGH In the followmg i cases: 1) During data entry (ea. char. time) ; 2) During pnntmg 3) Ounng PAUSE c4) During pnnter-error state A HIGH signal mdlcates that the / cprmter IS out of paper. Pulled up to 5V through 3.3 Kohm tWhen this signal IS LOW, the paper IS automattcallv fed 1 lme atler pnntmg. (The ilgnal lzvel can be fixed to this by settmg DIP switch 24 to ON.) t Not used Logic ground level. J Pnnter's chassis ground, which IS I iisolated from the logic ground. : Not used. Twlsted-oar return sia- nal -around level. II 33 - ! GND j- When thts level becomes LOW, the I printer controller IS reset to Its I power-up slate and the pnnt buffer 1 IS cleared. This level IS normally HIGH; Its pulse width must be more 1 than 50 mlcroseconds at the recelvma terminal. iI t-Tphriinsteler v1es:l becomes LOW 1) m paper out when state, the 2) In j PAUSE state, 3) m error state I I Same as for Pms 1 Q-30 34 - INC I- I Not used. 35 - - OUT I Pulled up to 5V through 3.3 Kohm 36 - SLCT IN IN ' The DCl/DCJ cede IS valid only 1 when this slgnal IS HIGH This 1 , slgnal IS always LOW / Note: l The column heading "Direction" refers to the direction of signal flow as viewed from the printer. l "Return" denotes the twisted-pair return, to be connected at signal ground level. For the interface wiring, be sure to use a twisted-pair cable for each signal and to complete the connection on the return side. l All interface conditions are based on TTL level. Both the rise and fall times of each signal must be less than 0.2 microseconds. l Data transfer must be carried out by observing the ACKNLG or BUSY signal. (Data transfer to this printer can be carried out only after receipt of the ACKNLG signal or when the level of the BUSY signal is LOW.) 24-Pin Printers LQ-570/1070-5

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LQ-570/1070
Connector pin assignments and a description of their respective
interface signals are shown in the following table.
Input buffer capacity
The printer stores print data sent from your computer in its input
buffer. Keep DIP switch 1-7 off to select an
BKbyte
buffer.
Skip-over-perforation
Turning DIP switch 1-8 on when you are using continuous paper
enables the skipover-perforation function Use this function to leave
a l-inch
(25.~mm)
margin between the last printable line on one
page and the first printable line on the next page. This causes the
printer to skip over the perforation between continuous sheets.
Most application programs take care of the top and bottom margins.
Do not turn on skipover-perforation unless your program does not
provide these margins.
Adjust your
topof-form
position with the
MICRO FEED
buttons to get
half of the margin at the bottom of one page and half at the top of the
next page.
Continuous paper page length
When you are printing on continuous paper, DIP switches 2-l and
2-2 let you select from the four page lengths described in DIP-switch
Table 5.
Tear off
When you
turn
DIP switch 2-3 on, the tear-off feature is automatic
when using continuous paper. The printer automatically advances
the
last
printed page to the tear-off position. You can then easily tear
off the printed paper.
The printer automatically returns the paper to the loading position
when it receives more print data. You can also return the paper to the
loading position by pressing the
TEAR OFF
button or the
LOAD/EJECT
button
Use the tear-off feature only with continuous paper loaded with the
push tractor. Do not use the tear-off feature with the pull tractor.
Auto line feed
When auto line feed is on (DIP switch 2-4 on), the printer
accompanies each carriage-return code (CR) received with a
linefeed
code (LF).
lf your printer is double spacing,
turn
DIP switch 2-4 off. If each line
overprints the next, turn DIP switch 2-4 on
Interface Specifications
Your printer is equipped with a parallel interface.
Specifications and pin assignments
The built-in parallel interface has the following characteristics:
Datafbrmat:
Bbit
parallel
Synch7unization:
STROBE pulse
Handshake timing:
BUSY and ACKNLG signal
Signal
level:
ITL
compati%le
level
Connector:
36pin
57-30360 (Amphenol) connector
or equivalent
Signal
Return
Pin
)
Pln
Signal
!
DIrectIon
STROBE
1
IN
DeSCrlplloll
STROBE pulse to read data. Pulse
width
must be more than 0.5
mlcroseamds
at the
recalvmg
termmal.
~
c
1
i
19
1
c
20
---i--Y
:
4
i:
5
23
!6
!7
8
E
26
ii---k
These
slgnais
represent
mformatlon
,
of the 1st to 8th bits of parallel data,
i
respectively.
Each
slgnal
IS
at HIGH ,
level when data
IS
loglcal
1 and
LOW when
It
IS
logxal
0.
I
CATA
7
I
IN
DATA8
/
IN
ACKNLG
/
OUT
L
I
11
29
BUSY
(
OUT
+
About an
11-mlcrosewnd
pulse
LOW
mdlcates
that data has been
received
and that the
prmter
IS
readv to
accent
more data.
/
j-
I
HIGH
slgnal
mdlcates
that
the
I
printer cannot receive data. The
signal goes HIGH
In
the
followmg
1
i
cases:
1) During data entry (ea. char.
time)
;
2) During
pnntmg
3)
Ounng
PAUSE
4) During
pnnter-error
state
A HIGH signal
mdlcates
that the
prmter
IS
out of paper.
/
Pulled up to 5V through 3.3 Kohm
c
c
t
When this signal
IS
LOW, the
paper
IS
automattcallv
fed 1
lme
atler
pnntmg.
(The
ilgnal
lzvel
can be
fixed to
this
by
settmg
DIP
switch
24 to ON.)
Not used
Logic
ground level.
J
Pnnter’s
chassis
ground, which
IS
isolated from the
logic
ground.
I
:
t
i
Not used.
Twlsted-oar
return
sianal
around
I
level.
-
-
I
When
thts
level becomes LOW, the
I
printer controller
IS
reset to
Its
power-up slate and the
pnnt
buffer
I
1
IS
cleared.
This
level
IS
normally
HIGH;
Its
pulse
width
must be more
1
than 50
mlcroseconds
at the
recelvma
terminal.
I
i
t-
This
level becomes LOW when the
printer
1s:
1)
m
paper out state, 2)
In
j
PAUSE state, 3)
m
error state
I
33
-
!
GND
j-
I
34
-
INC
I-
I
Same as for
Pms
1
Q-30
Not used.
Pulled up to 5V through 3.3 Kohm
35
-
-
OUT
I
36
-
SLCT IN IN
The
DCl/DCJ
cede
IS
valid
only
1
when
this
slgnal
IS
HIGH
This
1
,
slgnal
IS
always LOW
/
Note:
l
The column heading “Direction” refers to the direction of signal
flow as viewed from the printer.
l
“Return” denotes the twisted-pair return, to be connected at
signal ground level. For the interface wiring, be sure to use a
twisted-pair cable for each signal and to complete the
connection on the return side.
l
All interface conditions are based
on
TTL
level. Both the rise
and fall times of each signal must be less than 0.2 microseconds.
l
Data transfer must be carried out by observing the ACKNLG or
BUSY signal. (Data transfer to this printer can be carried out
only after receipt of the ACKNLG signal or when the level of
the BUSY signal is LOW.)
24-Pin Printers
LQ-570/1070-5