Star Micronics NP-225 User Manual
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4. Functions
4.1 Function setting
4.1.1 DIP switch S1
Factory setting
Function ON
OFF
**5P
**5R **5D
S1-1 Interface
Serial
Parallel
OFF
ON OFF
S1-2 Select
emulation
Windows ESC/POS OFF
OFF OFF
S1-3 Select fixed division
2 partition
1 partition
OFF
OFF
OFF
S1-4 OFF
OFF
OFF
S1-5
Baud rate
Refer to the following
table
OFF
OFF OFF
S1-6 Parity
check
Yes
No
OFF
OFF OFF
S1-7 Parity
bit
Odd
Even
OFF
OFF OFF
S1-8 Data bit
7 bit
8 bit
OFF
OFF
OFF
Baud rate
4,800bps
9,600bps
19,200bps
38,400bps
S1-4 OFF OFF
ON
ON
S1-5 OFF
ON
OFF
ON
4.1.2 DIP switch S2
Factory setting
Function ON
OFF
**5P **5R **5D
S2-1 Auto
cutter
Yes
No
ON ON ON
S2-2 Character
set
Overseas Japanese OFF OFF OFF
S2-3
Serial control (DTR)
XON/XOFF
DTR/DSR
OFF
OFF
OFF
S2-4 Japanese
settings OFF
OFF
OFF
S2-5 Presenter
Yes
No
OFF OFF OFF
S2-6 Flash
ROM
Rewrite
No
OFF OFF OFF
S2-7
Paper low end
Yes
No
ON
ON
ON
S2-8 Print
density
Thick
Standard OFF OFF OFF
Note:
1. S2-1 OFF (autocutter OFF) will be in winder drive setting (current consumption
should be less than 200mA). If autocutter is connected, the autocutter activates
and paper is cut off. It may cause paper jam.
2. For writing ROM, set the DIP switches as stated below and turn the power on
after changing CN8 NO.1 pin LF to “L” position or while pressing the paper feed switch on
the operation panel. After the operation, set the power off.
3. Rewriting Flash ROM boot program: S2-6 ON and S2-2 OFF.
4. Rewriting Flash ROM F/W: S2-6 ON and S2-2 OFF.
5. Use S2-6 in OFF position. If set ON to use, the program may be destroyed.
6. For NP-215, S2-7 (factory setting for “near end”) should be set OFF.
7. For NP-415W, S1-2 (factory setting for emulation) should be set ON.
4.1.3 Self diagnostic print
1. By performing self-diagnostic print following items are checked.
a) Proper function of control circuitry
b) Proper function of printer mechanism
c) Print
quality
d) Control F/W version
e) DIP switch setting status
f) Correct function of paper out sensor
g) Head wide and head rank (automatically detected)