Epson C31C412144 Information Guide - Page 3

Electrical Characteristics, Environmental Conditions, Safety, Buffer Sizes, Control Panel

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EPSON TM-L90 Electrical Characteristics Supply voltage +24 V ± 7% (using the PS-170 or PS-180) Current consumption (approximate, at room temperature) Normal Mean: 1.7 A Peak: 7.7 A Low-power Mean: 1 A Standby Mean: 0.1 A Loading Paper Use only paper rolls and labels that meet specifications. When using the printer horizontally, peel the backing sheet off the paper exit guide and attach it as shown to prevent paper cut by the autocutter from falling into the printer. Environmental Conditions Temperature: Humidity Operating: 41~ 113°F (5 ~ 45°C) Storage: 14 ~ 122°F (-10 ~ 50°C) Operating: 10 ~ 90% RH Storage: 10 ~ 90% RH (except paper) Safety EMI FCC/ICES-003 Class A Safety standards UL 1950 CSA C22.2 No. 950 TÜV (EN 60950) (Tested using the EPSON PS-170 and PS-180.) If you use roll paper smaller than the specifications, but with an inside core diameter of at least 1" and an outside core diameter of at least 1.25", do not attach the paper exit guide. Otherwise, a paper jam may occur. 1. Open the paper roll cover using the cover open lever. 2. Insert a paper roll and pull out a small amount of paper, aligning it with the guide, as shown below. Buffer Sizes Receive User Macro 4KB or 45 bytes, selectable via memory switch 12KB 2KB NV (non-volatile) bit image 0 through 384KB NV user 1KB through 192KB Page mode area 106KB Control Panel 3. Close the cover and tear off the extra paper by pulling it toward the front of the printer. Installing the Paper Roll Spacer To use paper rolls that are 38 or 70 mm {1.5 or 2.76"} wide, install the paper roll spacer, as described below. Button and LEDs FEED BUTTON Feeds roll paper or starts execution of a self-test or a macro. POWER LED On when the power is on. Flashes during an operation. ERROR LED Off when the printer is online, lights when the printer is offline or feeding paper, and flashes when an error occurs. PAPER OUT LED On when the printer is out, or nearly out, of roll paper. Flashes during standby for printing a self-test or running a macro (when the macro execution command is used). 1. For rolls from 61 to 70 mm {2.4 to 2.76"}, break tabs off the spacer. (For 38 to 61 mm paper, you can leave tabs on.) 2 - EPSON TM-L90 1/02

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Electrical Characteristics
Supply voltage
+24 V ± 7% (using the PS-170 or PS-180)
Current consumption (approximate, at room temperature)
Normal
Mean: 1.7 A
Peak: 7.7 A
Low-power
Mean: 1 A
Standby
Mean: 0.1 A
Environmental Conditions
Temperature:
Operating:
41~ 113
°
F (5 ~ 45
°
C)
Storage:
14 ~ 122
°
F (–10 ~ 50
°
C)
Humidity
Operating:
10 ~ 90% RH
Storage:
10 ~ 90% RH (except paper)
Safety
EMI
FCC/ICES-003 Class A
Safety standards
UL 1950
CSA C22.2 No. 950
TÜV (EN 60950)
(Tested using the EPSON PS-170 and PS-180.)
Buffer Sizes
Receive
4KB or 45 bytes,
selectable via memory switch
User
12KB
Macro
2KB
NV (non-volatile) bit image
0 through 384KB
NV user
1KB through 192KB
Page mode area
106KB
Control Panel
Button and LEDs
FEED BUTTON
Feeds roll paper or starts execution of a self-test or a macro.
POWER LED
On when the power is on. Flashes during an operation.
ERROR LED
Off when the printer is online, lights when the printer is
offline or feeding paper, and flashes when an error occurs.
PAPER OUT LED
On when the printer is out, or nearly out, of roll paper.
Flashes during standby for printing a self-test or running a
macro (when the macro execution command is used).
Loading Paper
Use only paper rolls and labels that meet specifications.
When using the printer horizontally, peel the backing sheet
off the paper exit guide and attach it as shown to prevent
paper cut by the autocutter from falling into the printer.
If you use roll paper smaller than the specifications, but with
an inside core diameter of at least 1" and an outside core
diameter of at least 1.25", do not attach the paper exit guide.
Otherwise, a paper jam may occur.
1.
Open the paper roll cover using the cover open lever.
2.
Insert a paper roll and pull out a small amount of paper,
aligning it with the guide, as shown below.
3.
Close the cover and tear off the extra paper by pulling it
toward the front of the printer.
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Installing the Paper Roll Spacer
To use paper rolls that are 38 or 70 mm {1.5 or 2.76"} wide,
install the paper roll spacer, as described below.
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