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Connectors, DM-D500 (Connector)

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Connectors DM-D500 (Connector) Appendix A Hardware   Pin assignments Pin Number Signal Name Signal Direction Signal Function 1 FG - Frame ground 2 TXD Output (1) In a Y or pass-through connection (*1) Transmit data to the printer (2) In a stand-alone connection Transmit data to the host 3 RXD Input Data received from the host computer 4 DSR Input Indicates whether or not the host computer or printer is ready to receive data. (1) In a pass-through connection (*1) [MARK] The printer is not ready to receive data [SPACE] The printer is ready to receive data (2) In a stand-alone connection [MARK] The host computer is not ready to receive data [SPACE] The host computer is ready to receive data 5 DTR Output Indicates whether or not the customer display is ready to receive data. (*2) [MARK] The display is not ready to receive data The display enters the MARK status in the following cases: (1) During power-on initialization (2) During self-test (3) When the empty capacity of the receive buffer becomes 128 bytes or less (the following case applies to pass-through connection only) (4) When DSR enters the MARK status on printer selection [SPACE] The display is ready to receive data The display enters the SPACE status in the following cases: (1) When power-on initialization finishes (2) When self-test finishes (3) When the empty capacity of the receive buffer recovers to 256 bytes or more from 128 bytes or less 6 SG - Signal GND 7 PS - Power supply terminal 8 PG - Return wire for power (*1) Regarding pass-through connection and stand-alone connection, see Chapter 1. (*2) When DTR signal is set to MARK status by the ESC/POS status confirmation command, this status is different from that where the signal indicates whether or not the display is ready to receive data. 65

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Appendix A
Hardware
Connectors
DM-D500 (Connector)
Pin assignments
Pin Num-
ber
Signal
Name
Signal
Direction
Signal Function
1
FG
-
Frame ground
2
TXD
Output
(1) In a Y or pass-through connection (*1)
Transmit data to the printer
(2) In a stand-alone connection
Transmit data to the host
3
RXD
Input
Data received from the host computer
4
DSR
Input
Indicates whether or not the host computer or printer is ready to receive data.
(1) In a pass-through connection (*1)
[MARK] The printer is not ready to receive data
[SPACE] The printer is ready to receive data
(2) In a stand-alone connection
[MARK] The host computer is not ready to receive data
[SPACE] The host computer is ready to receive data
5
DTR
Output
Indicates whether or not the customer display is ready to receive data. (*2)
[MARK] The display is not ready to receive data
The display enters the MARK status in the following cases:
(1) During power-on initialization
(2) During self-test
(3) When the empty capacity of the receive buffer becomes 128 bytes or less (the
following case applies to pass-through connection only)
(4) When DSR enters the MARK status on printer selection
[SPACE] The display is ready to receive data
The display enters the SPACE status in the following cases:
(1) When power-on initialization finishes
(2) When self-test finishes
(3) When the empty capacity of the receive buffer recovers to 256 bytes or more from
128 bytes or less
6
SG
-
Signal GND
7
PS
-
Power supply terminal
8
PG
-
Return wire for power
(*1) Regarding pass-through connection and stand-alone connection, see Chapter 1.
(*2) When DTR signal is set to MARK status by the ESC/POS status confirmation command, this status is different from that where the
signal indicates whether or not the display is ready to receive data.