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Note: The detecting the near-end status of the sensor does not necessarily indicate the complete end of the roll paper. Use the sensor as an indication of replacing a roll paper. 5.2.1.2 Roll Paper End Sensor The roll paper end sensor is located in the paper path. It detects the presence of paper through the roll paper in the paper path. When there is no paper in the path (paper end status), the ERROR LED and the PAPER OUT LED indicator will light and it will be in the error status. If the sensor detects the roll paper end, the printer will stop printing even in the process of printing. It is recommended that you mainly use the roll paper near-end sensor and use the roll paper end sensor secondarily. 5.2.2 Printer Cover Sensor 5.2.2.1 Roll Paper Cover Open Sensor The cover-open sensor monitors the roll paper cover. When the sensor detects an open cover while printing, the printer stops printing immediately and automatically goes offline. Depending on the Msw 8-8 setting, an open cover error is handled as either a recoverable error or unrecoverable error as described below. ❏ Msw 8-8 off: Automatically recoverable error. The ERROR LED flashes. When the printer cover is closed, the ERROR LED goes off, and the printer goes online and starts printing at the beginning of the line it was printing when the cover was opened. ❏ Msw 8-8 on: (Default) Recoverable error. The ERROR LED flashes. Since the ERROR LED still flashes after the cover is closed, send the error recovery command to recover from the error. When the printer recovers, it feeds paper to take up the slack, and starts printing from the beginning of the line where the error occurred. In this case, double printing and printing position shift may occur. It is recommended to set the memory switch Msw 8-8 to ON, clear the printer buffers by a command from the driver, and resend the print data. Whether the cover is open or not does not affect the status reported by the roll paper end sensor. Note: When OPOS or Advanced Printer Driver is used, do not change the default setting of the memory switch. 5.2.2.2 Offline This printer is not equipped with an online/offline switch. The printer goes offline under the following conditions automatically. • When the power is turned on (including reset using the interface) and while the printer is ready to receive data. 92 Application Development Information

Section	Page
For Safety	4
Key to Symbols	4
Warnings	5
Cautions	6
Restriction of Use	6
Modular Connector	6
About This Manual	7
Aim of the Manual	7
Manual Content	7
Related Documentation	7
Product Overview	13
1.1 Product Structure	13
1.1.1 Models	13
1.1.2 Accessories	13
1.1.3 Option	14
1.2 Name and Description of Each Part	15
1.2.1 Part Names (TM-L90)	15
1.2.2 Part Names (TM-L90 Peeler Model)	16
1.2.3 Paper FEED button inside the printer	17
1.2.4 Control Panel	17
1.2.5 Power Switch	19
1.2.6 Power Switch Cover	20
1.2.7 Mode Switch (TM-L90 Peeler Model Only)	21
1.2.8 Connectors	22
Setup	23
2.1 Setup Flow	23
2.2 Installation Procedures	24
2.2.1 Precaution For Installation	24
2.2.2 Instructions for Installation	25
2.3 Adjusting Roll Paper Near-End Detection Position	27
2.3.1 With TM-L90	27
2.3.2 With the TM-L90 Peeler Model	31
2.4 Connecting AC adapter (PS-180)	35
2.4.1 Attaching AC adapter	35
2.4.2 Caution about AC adapter and Supply Voltage	36
2.5 Autocutter Settings (TM-L90 only)	37
2.5.1 Cautions on the Lengths of the Receipts/Labels to Issue	37
2.5.2 Setting Procedure	38
2.6 Setting Roll Paper Width	40
2.7 DIP Switch Settings	42
2.8 Memory Switch Settings	44
2.8.1 Memory switches of TM-L90	45
2.8.2 Memory switches of TM-L90 Peeler Model	50
2.9 Paper Loading Method	55
2.9.1 With TM-L90	55
2.9.2 With the TM-L90 Peeler Model	56
2.9.3 Setting Paper Layout	59
2.9.4 Clearing Paper Layout Setting	64
Connecting to the Host Computer and Options	65
3.1 Connecting the Cable	65
3.2 Connecting to the Host Computer	66
3.2.1 With the RS-232C Interface	66
3.2.2 With the Parallel (IEEE1284) Interface	69
3.2.3 With the USB Interface	70
3.2.4 With the Ethernet Interface (TM-L90 only)	72
3.3 Connecting to the Drawer	74
3.3.1 Setting the internal buzzer (for models with an internal buzzer)	74
Setting/Checking Modes	77
4.1 Setting/Checking Modes of TM-L90 4** models, TM-L90 Peeler 39* models	77
4.1.1 Self-test Mode	78
4.1.2 NV Graphics Information Print Mode	79
4.1.3 Memory Switch Setting Mode	80
4.1.4 Hexadecimal Dump Mode	81
4.2 Setting/Checking Modes of TM-L90 other than 4** models, TM-L90 Peeler other than 39* models	82
4.2.1 Self-test Mode	82
4.2.2 Memory Switch Setting Mode	83
4.2.3 Hexadecimal Dump Mode	84
Application Development Information	85
5.1 Introduction of Control Methods	85
5.1.1 Windows Driver (EPSON Advanced Printer Driver)	85
5.1.2 EPSON OPOS ADK	87
5.1.3 ESC/POS Commands	90
5.1.4 Various Utilities	91
5.2 Sensors	91
5.2.1 Paper Sensors	91
5.2.2 Printer Cover Sensor	92
5.2.3 Label Peeling Sensor (Peeler Specification Only)	94
5.3 Barcode Printing	94
5.4 CODE 128 Barcode	95
5.5 Precautions for Two-Dimensional Code Printing	99
5.6 NV Memory	99
5.7 FAQ List	100
ESC/POS Command-Related Information	103
6.1 TM Printer Operation Performed When Power Switch is Disabled	103
6.1.1 Power Switch-Related User Operation List	104
6.1.2 Power Off Control by the Host	104
6.2 Head Divided Control	104
6.3 Control After Paper Cut	105
6.4 NV Memory	105
6.5 Customizing Printer	106
6.5.1 Printer Initial Setting Up	106
6.5.2 Changing Command Default Values	106
6.5.3 Using the NV Memory	106
6.6 Printer Status	106
Handling	107
7.1 Maintenance	107
7.1.1 Cleaning the autocutter (TM-L90 only)	107
7.1.2 Print Head Cleaning	109
7.1.3 Cleaning the peeler (TM-L90 Peeler Model only)	110
7.2 Troubleshooting	111
7.2.1 Panel LED and Error Status	111
7.2.2 The autocutter is jammed or the roll paper cover will not open (TM-L90 only)	118
7.2.3 When a paper jam occurs (TM-L90 Peeler Model)	119
7.2.4 The printer became inoperative after you change the interface reset signal in the memory switch setting mode	119
7.3 Shipping Procedures	120
Appendix	121
Setting items for Memory Switch Setting Mode	121
Setting items of TM-L90 4** models	121
Setting items of TM-L90 other than 4** models	125
Setting items of TM-L90 Peeler 39* models	126
Setting items of TM-L90 Peeler other than 39* models	128
Product Specifications	130
Product Specifications	130
Print Specifications	133
Reliability	134
Character Specifications	137
Paper Feed Specifications	138
Paper Specifications	138
Printing Area	139
Printing Position in Relation to Cutter Position (TM-L90)	141
Printing Position, Peeling Position, Manual Cutter Position (TM-L90 Peeler Model)	142
Overview of External Dimensions	143
Interface And Connectors	146
RS-232 Serial Interface	146
IEEE1284 Parallel Interface	149
Option Specifications	152
PS-180	152
Consumable Specifications	154
Paper Specification	154
Specified Roll Paper	155
Requirements for Receipt Paper	156
Requirements for Die-Cut Label Paper	157
Requirements for Continuous Label Paper	162
Notes on Paper Handling	164
Character Code Table	165
Page 0 (PC437 : USA, Standard Europe)	165
Page 1 (Katakana)	166
Page 2 (PC850: Multilingual)	167
Page 3 (PC860: Portuguese)	168
Page 4 (PC863: Canadian-French)	169
Page 5 (PC865: Nordic)	170
Page 11 (PC851: Greek)	171
Page 12 (PC853: Turkish)	172
Page 13 (PC857: Turkish)	173
Page 14 (PC737: Greek)	174
Page 15 (ISO8859-7: Greek)	175
Page 16 (WPC1252)	176
Page 17 (PC866: Cyrillic #2)	177
Page 18 (PC852: Latin 2)	178
Page 19 (PC858: Euro)	179
Page 20 (Thai character code 42)	180
Page 21 (Thai character code 11)	181
Page 22 (Thai character code 13)	182
Page 23 (Thai character code 14)	183
Page 24 (Thai character code 16)	184
Page 25 (Thai character code 17)	185
Page 26 (Thai character code 18)	186
Page 30 (TCVN-3: Vietnamese)	187
Page 31 (TCVN-3: Vietnamese)	188
Page 32 (PC720: Arabic)	189
Page 33 (WPC775: Baltic Rim)	190
Page 34 (PC855: Cyrillic)	191
Page 35 (PC861: Icelandic)	192
Page 36 (PC862: Hebrew)	193
Page 37 (PC864: Arabic)	194
Page 38 (PC869: Greek)	195
Page 39 (ISO8859-2: Latin 2)	196
Page 40 (ISO8859-15: Latin 9)	197
Page 41 (PC1098: Farsi)	198
Page 42 (PC1118: Lithuanian)	199
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Page 44 (PC1125: Ukrainian)	201
Page 45 (WPC1250: Latin 2)	202
Page 46 (WPC1251: Cyrillic)	203
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Page 48 (WPC1254: Turkish)	205
Page 49 (WPC1255: Hebrew)	206
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Application Development Information

Note:

The detecting the near-end status of the sensor does not necessarily indicate the complete end of the roll

paper. Use the sensor as an indication of replacing a roll paper.

5.2.1.2

Roll Paper End Sensor

The roll paper end sensor is located in the paper path. It detects the presence of paper through

the roll paper in the paper path.

When there is no paper in the path (paper end status), the

ERROR

LED and the

PAPER OUT

LED

indicator will light and it will be in the error status.

If the sensor detects the roll paper end, the printer will stop printing even in the process of

printing. It is recommended that you mainly use the roll paper near-end sensor and use the roll

paper end sensor secondarily.

5.2.2

Printer Cover Sensor

5.2.2.1

Roll Paper Cover Open Sensor

The cover-open sensor monitors the roll paper cover. When the sensor detects an open cover

while printing, the printer stops printing immediately and automatically goes offline.

Depending on the Msw 8-8 setting, an open cover error is handled as either a recoverable error

or unrecoverable error as described below.

❏

Msw 8-8 off:

Automatically recoverable error. The ERROR LED flashes.

When the printer cover is closed, the ERROR LED goes off,

and the printer goes online and starts printing at the

beginning of the line it was printing when the cover was

opened.

❏

Msw 8-8 on: (Default)

Recoverable error. The ERROR LED flashes. Since the

ERROR LED still flashes after the cover is closed, send the

error recovery command to recover from the error.

When the printer recovers, it feeds paper to take up the slack, and starts printing from the

beginning of the line where the error occurred. In this case, double printing and printing

position shift may occur. It is recommended to set the memory switch Msw 8-8 to ON, clear the

printer buffers by a command from the driver, and resend the print data.

Whether the cover is open or not does not affect the status reported by the roll paper end sensor.

Note:

When OPOS or Advanced Printer Driver is used, do not change the default setting of the memory switch.

5.2.2.2

Offline

This printer is not equipped with an online/offline switch. The printer goes offline under the

following conditions automatically.

•

When the power is turned on (including reset using the interface) and while the printer

is ready to receive data.