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TM-H6000III Technical Reference Guide Note: When the printer recovers from an error using error recovery command while slip paper is selected, the printer first ejects the slip. A error recovery command do loading paper additionally. However, when the printer recovers from a slip ejection error, the printer only ejects the slip and does not load paper. ❏ Errors that are impossible to recover: Call your dealer to repair the printer. ERROR R/W error in memory or gate array High voltage error Description ERROR LED Blinking Pattern 320 ms After R/W checking, the printer does not work correctly. Writing to, reading out, or erasing the NV memory for image scanning results does not work correctly. The power supply voltage is extremely high Low voltage error The power supply voltage is extremely low CPU execution error Control circuit board error The CPU executes an incorrect address or I/F board is not connected There is an abnormality in the print head temperature, thermistor is detected incorrectly or thermistor wiring is not connected or the endorsement printer is broken or the lever driving motor is broken, or the image scanner operation is not correct Recovery Impossible to recover Impossible to recover Impossible to recover Impossible to recover Impossible to recover 4.2.5 Blinking pattern of Card panel LED The Card panel ERROR LED flashes, the error have the possibility of recovery: State Card Ijection error Description ERROR LED Blinking Pattern 320 ms This error is caused by card jam. 5120 ms Recovery Fix the card jam according to the desription of "Card Jam"on page 5-5 by youself, then transmit a recovery command. Rev. E Maintenance & Troubleshooting 4-7

Section	Page
Cover	1
Revision Information	4
About This Manual	5
Aim of the Manual	5
Contents of the Manual	5
Key to Symbols	5
Restriction of Use	6
Related Software and Documents	6
Safety Precautions	7
EMC and Safety Standards Applied	7
CE Marking	7
FCC Compliance Statement For American Users	7
For Canadian Users	8
GEREÄUSCHPEGEL	8
Safety Precautions	9
Contents	11
Chapter 1 General Information	17
1.1 Features	17
1.1.1 Receipt Section	17
1.1.2 Slip/ Validation/ Endorsement Section (Validation/ Endorsement option)	18
1.1.3 MICR section (Option)	18
1.1.4 Image scanner section (Option)	18
1.1.5 Card image scanner section (Option)	18
1.1.6 Others	18
1.1.7 About control method	18
1.2 Product Structure	19
1.2.1 Standard Parts Included with the Printer	19
1.2.2 Options	19
1.3 Consumables	19
1.3.1 Roll paper	19
1.3.2 Ribbons	19
1.4 Printing and Paper Specifications	20
1.4.1 Receipt Section	20
1.4.2 Slip/ Validation Section	24
1.4.3 Endorsement Section (Option)	30
1.4.4 MICR Reader (Option)	33
1.4.5 Slip Image Scanner Specification (Option)	35
1.4.6 Card Image Scanner Specification (Option)	37
1.5 Sensors	39
1.5.1 Paper Sensors	39
1.5.2 Printer Cover Sensors	40
1.6 Other Specifications	41
1.6.1 Internal Buffer	41
1.6.2 Electrical Characteristics	41
1.6.3 Reliability	44
1.6.4 Environmental Conditions	46
1.6.5 Installation	47
1.6.6 Interfaces	47
1.7 Notes for Barcode printing on slip printer	47
1.8 External Dimensions and Weight	48
1.9 Maintenance Area	51
Chapter 2 System Planning	53
2.1 Control Method	53
2.1.1 Windows Driver (EPSON Advanced Printer Driver)	53
2.1.2 UPOS	56
2.1.3 ESC/POS Command	56
2.1.4 Downloading Drivers, Utilities, and Manuals	56
2.2 Connection Form and Cables	57
2.2.1 USB	57
2.3 Serial Connection	58
2.3.1 Stand alone	59
2.3.2 Y-connection	59
2.3.3 Pass-Through Connections	60
2.4 Parallel Connection	60
2.5 Ethernet	61
Chapter 3 Setup	63
3.1 Part Name and Basic Operation	63
3.1.1 Part Names	63
3.1.2 Connectors	64
3.1.3 The Control Panel	65
3.1.4 Validation paper handling (Option)	67
3.1.5 Card insertion method (Option)	68
3.2 Setup Flow	69
3.3 Printer setup	70
3.3.1 Connecting the Power Supply Unit (PS-180)	70
3.3.2 Installing or Replacing the Ribbon Cassette	71
3.3.3 Installing or Replacing the Endorsement Ribbon Cassette	74
3.3.4 Installing or Replacing the Paper Roll	75
3.3.5 Connecting the Printer to the Host PC / POS Terminal	77
3.4 Customizing	80
3.4.1 How to Confirm Current Settings	80
3.4.2 Adjusting the Roll Paper Near End Detector	80
3.4.3 Adjusting the DIP Switches	81
3.4.4 Memory Switches	85
3.4.5 How to Use Two-Color Printing	86
3.5 Self Tests	86
3.5.1 Running the Self Test on Roll Paper	86
3.5.2 Running the Self Test with Slip Paper	87
3.5.3 Running the Self Test with the Validation paper (Option)	87
3.5.4 Running the Self Test with the Endorsement Function (Option)	87
Chapter 4 Maintenance & Troubleshooting	89
4.1 Maintenance	89
4.1.1 Cleaning the Thermal Print Head	89
4.1.2 Cleaning the MICR Mechanism	89
4.2 Troubleshooting	92
4.2.1 Removing a Paper Jam	92
4.2.2 Autocutter Jam	93
4.2.3 Card Jam	93
4.2.4 LED Blinking Pattern	94
4.2.5 Blinking pattern of Card panel LED	95
4.2.6 Printer prints “?“ or Incorrect Data With Serial Interface	96
4.2.7 Hexadecimal Dump	96
Chapter 5 Application Development Information for UPOS	99
5.1 Single-pass processing	99
5.1.1 Recommended Flow	100
5.1.2 Sample Program	101
Chapter 6 Application Development Information for APD	103
Chapter 7 Application Development for Image Scanner	105
7.1 The flow of single pass processing	105
7.2 Sharpness Function	107
7.2.1 What is sharpness?	107
7.3 Comparison Tables	108
7.3.1 Interface and performance comparison table	108
7.3.2 Function vs. control method comparison table	109
Appendix A Character Code Tables	111
A.1 Page 0 (PC437: USA, Standard Europe)	111
A.2 Page 1 (Katakana)	112
A.3 Page 2 (PC850: Multilingual)	113
A.4 Page 3 (PC860: Portuguese)	114
A.5 Page 4 (PC863: Canadian-French)	115
A.6 Page 5 (PC865: Nordic)	116
A.7 Page 16 (WPC1252)	117
A.8 Page 17 (PC866: Cyrillic2)	118
A.9 Page 18 (PC852: Latin2)	119
A.10 Page 19 (PC858: Euro)	120
A.11 Page 254 (Space Page)	121
A.12 Page 255 (Space Page)	122
A.13 International Character Sets	123
Appendix B Power Supply Specifications	125
B.1 PS-180 (Energy Saving Power Supply Unit)	125
B.1.1 Electrical Characteristics	125
B.1.2 Case Specifications	126
B.1.3 AC Cable Selection	126
Appendix C FAQ	127
C.1 Serial Interface	127
C.1.1 The printer does not operate correctly or the printer does not print. What should I do?	127
C.1.2 Printing takes a long time. What should I do?	127
C.1.3 The Customer Display does not operate correctly. What should I do?	127
C.1.4 What is the cable wiring for connecting a printer and a host PC with a serial interface?	128
C.1.5 How many printers can be connected?	129
C.1.6 Is there limitation for the length of a cable?	129
C.2 Parallel Interface	130
C.2.1 The printer does not operate correctly or the printer does not print. What should I do?	130
C.2.2 What is the cable wiring for connecting the printer and the host PC with a parallel interface?	130
C.2.3 How many printers can be connected?	131
C.2.4 Is there limitation for the length of a cable?	132
C.2.5 Can a Customer Display be connected?	132
C.2.6 When I turned on the printer with a parallel interface and then turned on the PC, the message “New hardware has been found.” appeared and the device “EPSON TM-Px.xx” was detected. What is “EPSON TM-Px.xx”?	132
C.2.7 Printer cannot be reset. What should I do?	132
C.3 USB Interface	132
C.3.1 The TM printer does not operate. What should I do?	132
C.3.2 The Customer Display does not operate correctly. What should I do?	133
C.3.3 What should be considered for a Customer Display connection?	133
C.3.4 Can a Customer Display be connected?	134