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Data Dump Mode The data dump mode is a special feature that makes it easy for experienced users to find the cause of communication problems between the printer and computer. The data dump mode produces an exact printout of the codes reaching the printer. 1. Make sure that the printer is loaded with paper and turned off. 2. Hold down the LEVEL 2 button while you turn on the printer. Make sure you hold the button down until the READY :X DUMP message appears. (X is the channel in use.) 3. Run any program that causes the printer to print (either an application program or a program written in any programming language). Your printer prints out all of the codes sent to it in hexadecimal format as shown in the sample below. 0001 0002 0003 0004 0005 0006 0007 0008 0009 000A 000B 000C 000D 000E 000F ******** HEX DUMP LIST ******** PAGE 1 1B 40 1B 74 01 1B 52 00 1B 32 1C 26 1C 6B 00 1C 78 00 1B 43 46 1B 4A 86 1B 24 2C 00 1C 2E 1B 6B 00 1B 21 00 1B 78 01 43 68 61 70 74 65 72 1B 24 5A 00 35 1B 4A 32 1B 24 2C 00 54 72 6F 75 62 6C 65 1B 24 5A 00 73 68 6F 6F 74 69 6E 67 1B 4A 5E 1B 24 2C 00 54 68 69 73 1B 24 48 00 63 68 61 70 74 65 72 1B 24 77 00 64 69 73 63 75 73 73 65 73 1B 24 B1 00 70 72 6F 62 6C 65 6D 73 1B 24 E6 00 79 6F 75 1B 24 FC 00 6D 61 79 1B 24 13 01 65 6E 63 6F 75 6E 74 65 72 1B 24 4D 01 61 6E 64 1B 24 64 01 74 68 65 69 72 1B 24 86 01 6C 69 6B 65 6C 79 1B 4A 32 1B 24 2C 00 73 6F 6C 75 74 69 6F 6E 73 2E 1B 4A 32 1B 24 2C 00 49 66 1B 24 3C 00 61 6E 1B 24 4D 00 65 72 72 6F 72 1B 24 6F 00 6F 63 63 75 72 73 2C 1B 24 9E 00 79 6F 75 1B 24 B4 00 62 65 73 74 1B 24 D1 00 73 6F 75 72 63 65 1B 24 [email protected].&.k.. x..CF.J..$,....k 1 .x.Chapter.$ Z.5,J2.$,.Troubl e.$Z.shooting.J^ .$,.This.$H.chap ter.$w.discusses .$..probLems.$.. you.$..may.$..en counter.$M.and.$ d.their.$..likel y.J2.$,.solution s..J2.$,.If.$

Section	Page
FRONT MATTER	1
CONTENTS	5
GETTING STARTED	10
Where to Get Help	10
Safety Information	11
Laser Safety	11
CDRH Regulations	12
Internal Laser Regulation	13
Ozone Emission	13
Laser Printer Precautions	14
CHAP 1-CONTROLLING YOUR PRINTER	17
The Control Panel	18
Display (LCD)	18
Indicator lights	19
Buttons	19
Other control panel features	21
Using the Printer with Software	21
Selecting fonts	27
Entering printer commands	28
Printing foreign of other characters	31
Enhancing Print Quality	33
Adjusting print density	34
Resolution Improvement Technology	34
Sharing Your Printer	38
Using Printer Emulations	39
Switching printer emulations	40
CHAP 2-PAPER HANDLING	47
Choosing Paper	48
Selecting a paper size	48
Loading Paper	49
Loading single sheets	49
Loading envelopes, /labels, transparencies, and heavy paper	51
CHAP 3-TROUBLESHOOTING	53
General Problems	54
Print Quality Problems	60
Memory Problems	65
Option Problems	67
M e s s a g e s	70
Data Dump Mode	79
Replacing the Imaging Cartridge	81
CHAP 4-SELECTYPE	85
SelecType Overview	86
Using SelecType	87
The control panel	87
The display	87
Buttons	88
SelecType tutorial	89
Options	91
AUTO CONT.	92
CH TIMEOUT	92
COPIES	92
DENSITY	93
EMULATION	93
FEATURE PRINT	95
FONT	95
FONT SAMPLE	95
FULL PRINT	96
INPUT	97
INTERFACE	98
LANG.	102
MACRO	102
MEMORY LEFT	104
OFFSET	105
ORIENT.	105
PAGE COUNTER	106
PAGE SIZE	106
RITech	107
RX-BUFFER SIZE	107
STANDBY	109
STATUS SHEET	109
SUB CONFIG.	109
SYSTEM CONFlG.	110
TONER	110
USER	111
VERSION	114
CHAP 5-OPTIONS	115
What’s Available	116
ldentity Cards	119
Epson PostCript card	119
Epson GL identity card	120
Caring for cards	121
Inserting a card	122
Removing a card	123
Recovering from an error	124
Font Cartridges	124
Inserting a font cartridge	128
Selecting fonts	129
Removing a font cartridge	129
Recovering from an error	129
The Face-up Output Tray	130
Installing the face-up output tray	130
The Lower Paper Cassette Unit	132
Installing the lower paper cassette unit	132
Using the lower paper cassette	134
Optional Interface Boards	136
Installing an inferface board	136
The Memory Chip Sets	148
When to increase your printer’s memory	149
Selecting a memory chip set combination	149
Installing memory chip sets	150
Installing chip sets on the controller board	154
Checking the printer’s memory	160
APPENDIX A-TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS	161
Printer Specifications	162
Printing	162
Paper and paper delivery	163
Consumable products	165
Mechanical	166
Electrical	166
Controller hardware	166
Environmental	167
Interface Specifications	169
Parallel interface	169
Serial interface	172
Initialization	175
Option Specifications	176
Face-up output tray	176
Lower paper casette unit	176
APPENDIX B-HP EMULATION MODE	178
Introduction	179
ActionLaser to HP LaserJet print feature comparison	179
Operating the printer as an HP LaserJet IllSi	181
SelecType Options	183
Orient.	183
Font	183
Sub Config.	185
Available Fonts and Symbol Sets	187
Resident bitmap fonts	188
Resident scalable fonts	189
Font samples	190
Symbol sets	193
Default Settings	207
HP Emulation Command Summary	209
Printer commands arranged by topic	211
GL/2 mode	219
Epson GL/2 Mode	222
Introduction	222
SelecType options	224
Epson GL/2 mode commands summary	229
APPENDIX C-LQ AND FX EMULATION MODES	232
Introduction	233
Operating as an LQ or FX printer	233
SelecType Options	234
Orient.	234
Font	234
Sub Config.	235
Available Fonts and Character	241
Resident fonts	241
Character tables	242
Default Settings	244
LQ and FX Emulation Command Sumary	245
Printer commands arranged by topic	248
GLOSSARY	251
INDEX	260
QUICK REFERENCE	267
SelecType Map	267
SelecType Level 1	268
SelecType Level 1 LJ-2P and 3/P/Si modes	269
SelecType Level 1 in Epson GL/2 mode	270

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Data Dump Mode

The data dump mode is a special feature that makes it easy for

experienced users to find the cause of communication problems

between the printer and computer. The data dump mode

produces an exact printout of the codes reaching the printer.

Make sure that the printer is loaded with paper and turned

off.

Hold down the

LEVEL 2

button while you turn on the

printer. Make sure you hold the button down until the

READY :X DUMP message appears. (X is the channel in

use.)

Run any program that causes the printer to print (either an

application program or a program written in any

programming language). Your printer prints out all of the

codes sent to it in hexadecimal format as shown in the

sample below.

0001

0002

0003

0004

0005

0006

0007

0008

0009

000A

000B

000C

000D

000E

000F

********

HEX DUMP LIST

********

40 1B 74

00 1B 32

6B 00

78 00

1B 43

1B 4A

2E 1B

00 1B 78

74 65 72 1B

35 1B 4A 32 1B

54 72 6F 75 62 6C

65 1B

6F 6F 74

1B 24 2C

68 69

73 1B

24 48 00

65 72 1B

24 77 00 64 69

73 63 75 73 73 65 73

1B 24

00 70

72 6F

6C 65

73 1B

6F 75 1B

65 6E

63 6F 75 6E

65 72 1B

74 68

72 1B

24 86

69 6B

65 6C

1B 4A 32 1B

73 6F 6C 75 74

6F 6E

73 2E 1B 4A 32 1B

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6E 1B

65 72 72 6F 72 1B

6F 63

63 75 72 73 2C 1B 24 9E

79 6F 75 1B

62 65 73 74 1B

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