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1.     Unplug the machine whenever you are working inside it or cleaning it    Keep your work environment static free    Do not place heavy objects on top of the machines  as these items may become unbalanced and fall  Causing injury    Do not block the ventilation slits of the machines  as this will cause heat to build up inside the  machines and may cause fire    Do not lean against the machine  It may fall on you and could cause injury          Request Regarding Maintenance    Utilize our maintenance services    After purchasing the machine  contact your authorized TEC representative for assistance once a  year to have the inside of the machine cleaned  Otherwise  dust will build up inside the machines  and may cause a fire or a malfunction  Cleaning is particularly effective before humid rainy sea   sons     Our preventive maintenance service performs the periodic checks and other work required to  maintain the quality and performance of the machines  preventing accidents beforehand   For details  please consult your authorized TEC representative for assistance     Using insecticides and other chemicals     ii         1 33046      TABLE OF CONTENTS  Page  1  INTRODUCTION            eeeeermR Inm nnm nnRnmRnn nnIRnne nnn nnne nnne nnne nennen 1  1  1d APPLICABLE MODEL i ne                            1 6  1 2 UNPACKING AND INSPEGCTION nn nnennn nn nn nn nnn 1 6  1 9  EOUIPMENT CHEGKLCIS P ii                                            1 6  2                                 2 1  
2.    6  LOADING LABEL AND TAG STOCK EM1 33046A  6  LOADING LABEL AND TAG STOCK    6  LOADING LABEL AND TAG STOCK    1  Open the printer cover by pressing the two cover release buttons located on the right and left sides  of the printer  While pressing the buttons  pull up on the printer cover     Insert the label supply roll spindle into the core of a label roll     3  Open the printer carriage by pulling up the release lever on the forward left side of the front rubber  roller     4  Place the label stock into the printer cover so that the labels feed from the top of the roll  If printing  on tag stock  place the tag stock into the printer so that the tags feed from the bottom of the roll     5  Place the label roll into the spindle mounts so that the label roll is positioned at the center of the  spindle  Feed the tip of the label supply roll into the paper feed slot and over the front roller     6  Adjust the label edge guides so that they just touch the edge of the label media     CAUTION         media must be passed from the media roll to the front rubber roller straight   Failure to do this may result in a media skew      Correct   Incorrect     Media Roll        Label Edge Guide       Self peeling Roller Fig  0 1    7  Press down the printer carriage until it hooks the front rubber roller     CAUTION  Both sides of the printer carriage must be hooked completely  otherwise blurred  print or media skew may be caused   8  Wind the label roll to take up any excess slack   9 
3.    TEC Bar Code Printer    B 442          TOSHIBA TEC CORPORATION    LIST OF STANDARDS OF CONFORMITY     EU ONLY   Manufacturer   Toshoba TEC Corporation  Address   570 Ohito  Ohito Cho  Tagata Gun  Shizuoka Ken     410 2392 Japan    declares that following product    Product Name   Bar Code Printer  Model   B 442 QP  Options   All    conforms to the following product specifications    Generic Standard   EN50 082 1  Safety   EN 60 950  EMC   EN 55 022  IEC 801 2  IEC 801 3  IEC 801 4  Harmonics   EN 61000 3 2  EN 61000 3 3    Supplementary Information    The product herewith complies with the requirements of the Low Voltage Directive 73 23 EEC   and the EMC directive 89 336 EEC     Safety Summary EM1 33046A    Safety Summary    Personal safety in handling or maintaining the equipment is extremely important  Warnings and Cautions  necessary for safe handling are included in this manual  All warnings and cautions contained in this  manual should be read and understood before handling or maintaining the equipment    Do not attempt to effect repairs or modifications to this equipment  If a fault occurs that cannot be rectified  using the procedures described in this manual  turn off the power  unplug the machine  then contact your  authorized TEC representative for assistance     Meanings of Each Symbol    This symbol indicates warning items  including cautions    Specific warning contents are drawn inside the    symbol    The symbol on the left indicates a general caution      T
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5.   5  SET UP PROCEDURE EM1 33046A    5 1 REQUIREMENTS FOR OPERATION    5  SET UP PROCEDURE  5 1 REQUIREMENTS FOR OPERATION    The B 442 has the following requirements   e  he host computer must have a serial port   e To set up the initial printer configuration  use either the keyboard on the printer or the DIP switch     e  o print the format  create the complete program refering to the command manual     5 2 SETTING UP THE PRINTER    Be sure to use the enclosed AC adapter  Use of other AC adapters may cause fire or  machine failure     Do not use the enclosed AC adapter on the other equipment   Be sure to close the printer cover while the printer is in use   Do not insert or drop any    foreign substances or metal object into the printer  as this may cause fire or machine  failure     CAUTION   The socket outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible        Place the printer on a flat and secure surface    Make sure the power switch is off    Using the enclosed serial RS 232C cable  connect the printer to your computer   Insert the DC plug of the AC adapter into the power supply connector on the printer   Plug the AC adapter power cord into a properly grounded power outlet     Yee          s     Turn on the power switch  The green power indicator light should illuminate  The printer is now ready  to load labels     n RS 232C SERIAL INTERFACE    Host 25 9 Printer  pem  Pn a        ji      45V           Table 5 1 RS 232 Interface Connection    5 1 
6.  Close the top cover and press the Feed switch three or four times until the green On line indicator is  illuminated   NOTE  Make sure that both sides of the top cover are completely hooked     10  When a roll of labels or tags run out  the On line indicator light will not illuminate  Meanwhile  ERR   indicator will flash  Do not turn off the power to reload  Following the above steps  load a new roll of  label stock and press the Feed switch three or four times until the On line indicator light illuminates   Printing will resume without data loss     6 1    6  LOADING LABEL AND TAG STOCK EM1 33046A    6  LOADING LABEL AND TAG STOCK                            m      Fig  6 2 Inserting Label Supply Roll into Label Supply Roll Mount    1  Label Supply Roll Spindle  2  Label Supply Roll Spindle Mount  3  Label Supply Roll              qum     4    Fig  6 3 Feeding Labels through Adjustable Label Edge Guides    1  Printer Carriage Release Lever  2  Label   3  Front Rubber Roller or Platen  4  Adjustable Label Edge Guides    6 2    7  SELF PEELING FUNCTION EM1 33046A  7  SELF PEELING FUNCTION    7  SELF PEELING FUNCTION    1  Remove the printer s front panel   CAUTION  When removing the front panel  care must be taken not to damage the label taken  sensor harness   2  Feedthe backing of the label stock between the front rubber roller and the Self peeling roller just in  front of it  as shown in Fig  7 1     3  Feedthe backing paper moun the Backing Paper pening  in the front pana 
7.  plastic bags and always reseal after opening  Unprotected media can get dirty  and the extra abrasion from the dust and dirt particles will shorten the print head life     e Store the media and ribbon in a cool  dry place  Avoid areas where they would be exposed to direct  sunlight  high temperature  high humidity  dust or gas     e The thermal paper used for direct thermal printing must not have the specifications which exceed  Na  800 ppm  K  250 ppm and CL 500 ppm     e Some ink used on pre printed labels may contain ingredients which shorten the print head s product  life  Do not use labels pre printed with ink which contain hard substances such as carbonic calcium   CaCO   and kaolin  Al O   2SiO   2H O     For further information please contact your local distributor or your media and ribbon manufacturer     2 5    3  OVERVIEW    3  OVERVIEW    EM1 33046A    3 1 PRINTER PARTS    3 1 PRINTER PARTS       E LE          Fig  3 1 Top Front View    Cover Release Button   Pause Switch   Power  On line and Error Indicator Lights   Feed Switch   Clear Viewing Window   Label Dispense Opening   Backing Paper Opening  for use with Self Peel Function     3 1    3  OVERVIEW EM1 33046A    3 1 PRINTER PARTS       Fig  3 2 Interior View  1  Printer Cover  in open position  7  Printer Carriage Release Lever    2  Label Supply Roll Spindle 8  Backing Paper Opening  3  Memory Module Insert Slot 9  Removable Front Panel   cover on  10  Pause Switch  4  Ribbon Mechanism 11  Power  On line  
8. 2 1 PRINTER               2 1  22           3 2 2   I MEE MEDIA                    2 3  2A                         ee                                            EE eee ee eee 2 4  2 5 GARE HANDLING OF THE MEDIA AND RIBBON                                     2 5  3 OYER VIEN ta ninni a    3 1  3 1 mmu A A      3 1  3 2 EXTERNAL LABEL ROLL MOUNT    3 3  dio SWITCHES AND INDICATOR LIGHTS                 3 4  4  DIP SWITCH FUNCTIONS 200 0                      4 1  o                                     5 1  5 1 REQUIREMENTS FOR OPERATION    ear 5 1  5 2   SETTING UP THE PRINTER       5 1  6  LOADING LABEL AND TAG STOCK snieni re etttontu eu oU Ee mee ras 6 1  7  UN a lm et LN FANGCTION a E l 1  8  RIBBON LOADING INSTRUCTIONS nee menn 8 1  9  INSTALL EXTERNAL LABEL ROLL MOUNT                 ennnmmmHHR IR 9 1  10  INSTALL MEMORY          10 1                     E                        tr OE nS ae Re OTe PT OE 11 1  12  DUMP MODE      12 1  19  GENERAL MAINTENANGE             13 1  19 11                        13 1  132 COVERS AND PANELS    13 2  13 3 REMOVING JAMMED          sa 13 2  134 DENSITY ADJUSTMENT        13 2  14  TROUBLESHOOTING tl 14 1  19  ERROR MESSAGES a EE EE R 15 1  16  HOW TO CONNECT THE PRINTER WITH PORTABLE LCD KEVBOARD       16 1    CAUTION   This manual may not be copied in whole or in part without prior written permission of TEC     The contents of this manual may be changed without notification       Please refer to your local Authorized Service representat
9. 25 4 mm  core or 6 4 inches  163 mm  on a 3 inches   76 2 mm  core    Thermal Transfer Ribbon  Black  300 m long    2 1 3  Indicators and Switches    Indicator Lights  Power  On line  Error    owitches  Power  Pause  Feed  Rear Dip Switch  Thermal Transfer Direct Thermal Printing  Switch  Black Mark Gap Sensing Switch  Communication setting     NOTE  The functions of Pause  Feed switches and LED indicator lights may be redefined by  command     2 1    2  SPECIFICATIONS EM1 33046A    2 2 OPTIONS    2 1 4 Communications Interface   Communications  RS 232C  DB 9  at 2400  4800  9600 or 19200 baud  Character Set    ANSI ASCII character set   Word Length  7 or 8 data bits  1 or 2 stop bits  selectable parity  Handshaking  XON XOFF  on receive mode only  and CTS DTR  Input Buffer  2    bytes    21 5 Electrical Parts    Input voltage  Switching power  100 240 VAC  10   single phase 50 60 Hz  Circuit Protection  2A maximum    Grounding  Unit must be connected to a properly grounded receptacle    2 1 6 Environment    Operating Temperature  5  C to 40  C  Storage Temperature   10 C to 60  C  Humidity  2596 to 85     2 1 7 Body    Size  6 14 inches H x 9 13 inches W x 11 73 inches D  15 6 cm H x 23 2 cm W x 29 8 cm Dj   with external roll mount 17 95 inches D  45 6 cm D     Weight  4 85 Ib   2 2 kg   and with external roll mount 5 38 Ib   2 45 kg     2 2 OPTIONS    A number of different options may be added to the B 442 Bar Code Printer for even greater convenience  and versatility     
10. Error Indicator Lights  5  Ribbon Supply Spindle 12  Feed Switch  6  Ribbon Rewind Spindle 13  Label Taken Sensor       Fig  3 3 Rear View    1  Power On Off Switch 4  8 Position Dipswitch  2  Power Supply Connector 5  Label Insert Opening  for use with external labels   3  RS 232 DB 9 Interface Connector 6  Cover Hinge    3 2    3  OVERVIEW EM1 33046A  3 2 EXTERNAL LABEL ROLL MOUNT    3 2 EXTERNAL LABEL ROLL MOUNT       Fig  3 4 External Label Roll Mount    3 3    3  OVERVIEW EM1 33046A  3 3 SWITCHES AND INDICATOR LIGHTS    3 3 SWITCHES AND INDICATOR LIGHTS    e INDICATORS  PWR   Power  Indicator  The green PWR  indicator light will illuminate when the Power Switch is turned on     On line Indicator   The green On line indicator will be on when the printer is ready to print  When the Pause button is  pressed  the On line light will flash    ERR   Error Paper Empty  Indicator    The red ERR indicator light will illuminate at a printer error  such as memory error  command format  error  and so on  For a full list of error messages  consult Section 15  TROUBLESHOOTING  The  ERR  light flashes when the paper ribbon has been used up     e SWITCHES  Pause Switch  The Pause switch allows the user to stop a print job and then continue printing with a second  depression of the switch  By pressing the Pause switch   1  the printer will stop printing after the label  being printed is complete   2  the Pause light will flash  and  3  the printer will hold all data in memory   This allow
11. Head effective print width         k 104 0 mm      115 0            Maximum paper width     2 4 RIBBON    Width 40 mm   110 0 mm    Winding method   The ink side is outside of ribbon winding        2 4    2  SPECIFICATIONS EM1 33046A  2 5 CARE HANDLING OF THE MEDIA AND RIBBON     lt Core Shape gt            25 7   0 3         Fig  2 8  Max  105 0 5 mm    NOTE  When purchasing ribbon locally  they must meet the above size  There may be TEC approved  ribbons which do not fall within the above size  however  they have no functional problem        Treated back side Base            Core        Ink outside  talbu tape        4  Adhesive tape    Adhesive tape                                          Fig  2 9 Connection between leader tape and ribbon    2 5 CARE HANDLING OF THE MEDIA AND RIBBON    CAUTION     Be sure to read carefully and understand the Supply Manual  Use only media and ribbon  which meet specified requirements  Use of non specified media and ribbon may shorten the    head life and result in problems with bar code readability or print quality  All media and ribbon  should be handled with care to avoid any damage to the media  ribbon or printer  Read the  following guideline caretully        e Do not store the media and ribbon for longer than the manufactures recommended shelf life     e Store media rolls on the flat end  do not store them on the curved sides as this might flatten that side  causing erratic media advance and poor print quality     e Store the media in
12. Model No      Option Name Description Source  Memory Module B 5704 EM QM   Expandable RAM memory module   See Note 1   384KB  with Date Time clock        Black Mark Sensor   Part No  Attaching this sensor to the printer alls   See Note 2  FMYH0013901   a detection of black marks on media   NOTES  1  Contact TEC H Q  or your nearest TEC representative     2  Order from TEC Parts Center     2 2    2  SPECIFICATIONS EM1 33046A                                             2 3 MEDIA  2 3 MEDIA  Hem    8    ip Thermal Label Tag Paper Ticket  Width  mm  25 0   115 0 25 0   115 0   25 0   115 0  Length  mm  12 0   273 0 12 0   273 0 12 0 273 0  Thickness  mm  0 08   0 46 0 16   0 32 0 16   0 32  Inner roll diameter  mm  110 0 max   External roll diameter  mm  214 0 max   1  Thermal Label   lt Design gt   2 0 mm   5 0 mm  Backing 12 0 mm   273 0 mm  Or    25 7   0 3 mm  Paper N  Label tabel  1 0 mm 1 0 mm    4 BackingPaper i    230 mm 113 0 mm ilias Fig  2 2  Fig  2 1 P  25 0 mm 115 0 mm  2  Tag Paper  Sensing Hole  lt Design gt   t 25 mm   5 0 mm  A OLR 25 7 0 3mm  12 0 mm   273 0 mm IN  v  Fig  2 4  Print Side    Fig  2 3 25 0 mm 115 0 mm    3  Ticket  Black Line   Design      3 0 mm   30 0 mm     12 0 mm   273 0mm   97       Fig  2 6  Print Side    Fig  2 5 25 0 mm 115 0 mm    2 3    2  SPECIFICATIONS EM1 33046A    2 4 RIBBON      Non Print Area      1 0 mm    Printing Area       1 0 mm 1 0 mm          Fig  2 7    4  Relationship between the head effective print width and paper     
13. akness        13 3 REMOVING JAMMED MEDIA    1  Turn the power off   Open the printer cover     Open the printer carriage by pulling up the release lever on the forward left side of the front rubber  roller     4  Remove the ribbon and media     Remove the jammed media  DO NOT USE any sharp implement or tool as these could damage the  printer     Clean the print head and front rubber roller  then remove any further dust or foreign substances     7  Media jams in the cutter unit can be caused by wear or residual glue from label stock on the cutter   Do not use unspecified media in the cutter  If you get frequent jams in the cutter contact your  Authorized Service representative     13 4 DENSITY ADJUSTMENT    Density adjustment may be necessary according to the temperature of environment in use      Reference  Interface Command Manual     13 2    14  TOROUBLESHOOTING    14  TROUBLE SHOOTING    EM1 33046A    14  TROUBLESHOOTING    If you cannot solve a problem with the following solutions  do not attempt to repair it yourself   Turn the power off  unplug the printer  then contact your TEC representative for assistance        The following table indicates some of the most possible problems that may be encountered while  operating the B 442 bar code printer and provides simple and practical solutions  lf the printer still  malfunctions after attempting all the suggested solutions  contact your TEC representative for assistance     Problem    Hibbon does not advance     Poor print q
14. amage the print head   3  DO NOT POUR WATER directly onto the printer        To help retain the high quality and performance of your printer it should be regularly cleaned  The greater  the usage of the printer  the more frequent the cleaning   i e  low usage weekly   high usage daily      1  Turn the power off   2  Openthe printer cover     3  Openthe printer carriage by pulling up the release lever on the forward left side of the front rubber  roller     4  Remove the ribbon and media   Clean the print head element with a head cleaner pen   Clean the front rubber roller with an alcohol moistened cloth     Print Head    Print Head    Element              1                 CM  O          NES    Head Cleaner Pen Fig  13 1         Front Rubber Roller Element    NOTE  Order head cleaner pen from TEC Parts Center    Part No  24089500013     13 1    13  GENERAL MAINTENANCE EM1 33046A  13 2 COVERS AND PANELS    13 2 COVERS AND PANELS    The covers should be cleaned by wiping with a dry cloth or a cloth slightly dampened with a mild detergent  solution     NOTE  Clean printer cover with an electrostatic free cleaner for automated office equipment     1  DO NOT POUR WATER directly onto the printer   2  DO NOT APPLY cleaner or detergent directly onto any cover or panel     3  NEVER USE THINNER OR OTHER VOLATILE SOLVENT on the plastic covers   4  DO NOT clean the panel covers or the supply window with alcohol as it may cause them to  discolor  loose their shape or develop structural we
15. anagement  among others  This programming  capability provides the greatest efficiency in label printing  This printer also completes its own Self Test   insuring superior performance at all times  The status of printer and error messages may either be printed  out or viewed on a monitor by means of an RS 232 connection     Features  e Thermal transfer and direct thermal printing    High dot density printing  203 dots inch  8 dots mm   e Selectable print speed of 1 5 inches or 2 inches per second  e Large maximum media width size  4 53 inches  115 mm   e International character sets  e Print area is 4 09 inches wide x 4 56 inches long  104 mm x 116 mm   Longer media formats up  to 23 19 inches long  589 mm  may be printed with optional memory module     User selectable bar code ratios and heights  e Printing on label  tags or ticket stock  e Black mark sensor  option      Self peeling mode    Label stock and thermal transfer ribbon easy to load  e Internal label print counter  e Self Test  e Protocol XON XOFF  CTS DTR handshaking  e Downloadable soft fonts from the Windows label and tag design  Free Label Software     This manual contains general set up and maintenance information and should be read carefully to help  gain maximum performance and life from your printer  For most queries please refer to this manual and  keep it safe for future reference     1 1    1  INTRODUCTION EM1 33046A  1  INTRODUCTION    This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits 
16. and replace the panel  as shown in Fig  7 2  FET       Fig  7 1 Setting Up Printer for Self Peeling Function    1  Printer Carriage Release Lever 3  Self peeling Roller  2  Front Rubber Roller 4  Backing Paper       Fig  7 2 Printer Ready for Self Peeling Function    1  Printer Carriage Release Lever 4  Backing Paper  2  Printer Front Panel 5  Label  3  Backing Paper Opening    l 1    8  RIBBON LOADING INSTRUCTIONS EM1 33046A  8  RIBBON LOADING INSTRUCTIONS    8  RIBBON LOADING INSTRUCTIONS    1  Place an empty roll on the front ribbon rewind spindle     2  Loosen the tape that secures the ribbon leader and fold it over the end of the leader  The tape will  be used to affix the leader to the ribbon rewind roll     3  Install the ribbon supply roll on the rear spindle so that the ribbon feeds from the top of the roll toward  the rear  Position the ribbon roll at the center of the spindle  Guide the end of the leader through  the ribbon feed slot     4  Open the printer carriage by pulling up the release lever on the forward left side of the front rubber  roller  Pull the leader forward and over the ribbon guide roller     5  Using the tape at the end of the ribbon leader  affix the leader to the top of the rewind roll  Be careful  to align the sides of the leader to the sides of the roll     6  Wind the ribbon rewind roll until the ribbon leader has wound onto the roll and the black part of the  ribbon is visible  Remove any excess slack     CAUTION  Center both ribbon supply 
17. and rewind rolls on the spindles and parallel these    ribbon rolls with each other  Failure to do this may cause ribbon wrinkle or void  printing        7  Return the printer carriage to the down position       8  Close the top cover and press the Feed switch until the green On line indicator light is illuminated     NOTE  Make sure that both sides of the top cover are completely hooked        Fig  8 1 Placement of Ribbon Supply Roll    1  Printer Carriage Release Lever 3  Ribbon Rewind Roll  2  Ribbon Supply Roll 4  Thermal Transfer Ribbon    8 1    8  RIBBON LOADING INSTRUCTIONS EM1 33046A  8  RIBBON LOADING INSTRUCTIONS       Fig  8 2 Proper Placement of Label Stock and Thermal Transfer Ribbon    8 2    9  INSTALL EXTERNAL LABEL ROLL MOUNT EM1 33046A  9  INSTALL EXTERNAL LABEL ROLL MOUNT    9  INSTALL EXTERNAL LABEL ROLL MOUNT       Fig  9 1 Install External Label Roll Mount    1  External Label Roll Mount  2  Label Supply Roll Spindle  3  External Label Feed Opening    9 1    10  INSTALL MOMORY MODULE EM1 33046A  10  INSTALL MEMORY MODULE    10  INSTALL MEMORY MODULE    Turn the power OFF when inserting or removing the memory module        1  Make sure the power is turned off    2  Take off the cover from memory module         Insert the memory module and press at the end of the slot    NOTE  Care must be taken not to insert the memory module in wrong orientation   4  Put the cover on the memory module    5  Turn on the power        Fig  10 1 Install Memory Module  Optio
18. ariables defined     RS232 Error    The serial port setting is incorrect     File not Found  Cannot open the file specified  Download the file again     Type Mismatch  Variable type mismatch     Gap not Found    Cannot detect label edge  Calibrate the backing paper again     Clock Access Error    Can not Read from   Write to the clock     15 1    16  HOW TO CONNECT THE PRINTER WITH PROTABLE LCD KEYBOARD EM1 33046A  16  HOW TO CONNECT THE PRINTER WITH PORTABLE LCD KEYBOARD    16  HOW TO CONNECT THE PRINTER WITH PORTABLE  LCD KEYBOARD    To connect a portable LCD keyboard to the printer  we must write a program with particular commands  as below     Example   DOWNLOAD  KEYBOARD BAS   SIZE 4 00  5 00  CLS  SPEED 2  DENSITY 8  SET CUTTER OFF  DIRECTION 0  REFERENCE 0 0  GAP 0 10  0 00     START  CLS  INPUT  ITEM     ITEMS  11  INPUT  QTY    QTY  IF QTY lt 0 THEN GOTO L1    N 1   INPUT  How many to print    N   IF N lt 1 THEN GOTO L2   TEXT 100  100   4   0  1  1   ITEM    TEXT 210  100   4   0  1  1  ITEM   TEXT 100  160   4   0  1  1   QTY    TEXT 200  160   4   0  1  1  STR   QTY   CODES ITEMS        STR   QTY   BARCODE 100  240   39   96  1  0  2  4  CODE   BOX 10  70  790  450 2   PRINT N   GOTO START             16 1       PRINTED IN TAIWAN    TOSHIBA TEC CORPORATION EM1 33046A    
19. ary    Personal safety in handling or maintaining the equipment is extremely important  Warnings and  Cautions necessary for safe handling are included in this manual  All warnings and cautions  contained in this manual and written inside or outside of the printer should be read and understood  before handling or maintaining the equipment     Do not attempt to effect repairs to this equipment  If a fault occurs that cannot be rectified using the  procedures described in this manual  turn off the power  unplug the machine  then contact your  authorised TEC representative for assistance        1 2    1  INTRDUCTION EM1 33046A  1 1 APPLICABLE MODEL    1 1 APPLICABLE MODEL    B 442 QQ    L Destination Code  QQ  North America  QP  Europe  GH12 GB  UK    Thermal direct Thermal transfer    1 2 UNPACKING AND INSPECTION    After receiving your B 442 Bar Code Printer  carefully inspect the device and its accessories  The B 442  is specially packaged to withstand damage in shipping  If damage is evident  a damage claim should  be filed immediately with the transportation company  Please save the printer packaging materials in  case you need to reship the printer in the future     1 8 EQUIPMENT CHECKLIST    e B 442 Bar Code Printer unit  e Ribbon supply rewind spindle  2 pcs      Ribbon paper core       Ribbon rewind spindle      abel supply roll spindle   e External label roll mount     Power cord   e AC adapter   e RS232C Interface cable   e  Free Label  Software   e  Window Driver  So
20. for a Class A digital device   pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules  These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection  against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment  This    equipment generates  uses  and can radiate radio frequency energy and  if not installed and used in  accordance with the instruction manual  may cause harmful interference to radio communications   Operations of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case  the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense   for USA only     Changes or modifications not expressly approved by manufacturer for compliance could void the  user s authority to operate the equipment      This Class A digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference Causing  Equipment Regulations          Cet appareil num  rique de la classe A respecte toutes les exigences du R  glement sur le mat  riel  brouilleur de Canada     for CANADA only     WARNING     This is a Class A product  In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in  which case the user may be required to take adequate measures     Battery may explode if mistreated  Do not recharge  disassemble or dispose of in fire     CAUTION     Do not touch moving parts  To reduce the risk that fingers  jewelry  clothing  etc   be drawn into the  moving parts  push the switch in the  OFF  position to stop movement     Safety Summ
21. ftware    If any parts are missing  contact your TEC representative for assistance     1 6    2  SPECIFICATIONS EM1 33046A    2 1 PRINTER  2  SPECIFICATIONS  2 1 PRINTER   2 1 1 Printer Block   Type  Direct thermal or thermal transfer   Print Speed  1 5 inches or 2 0 inches per second   Resolution  203 dots per inch  8 dots per mm    Font Styles  Five alohanumeric fonts from 0 059 inches H  1 5 mm  to 0 23 inches  6 0 mm     expandable vertically and horizontally up to 8 times   Bar Codes  Code 39  Code 93  Code 128 UCC  Code 128  Subsets A  B and C   Codabar     Interleaved 2 of 5  EAN 8  EAN 13  UPC A  UPC E  EAN and UPC with 2 or 5  digit add on  Postnet and Chinese Post Code    2D Codes  Maxi Code  PDF 417    PDF417 is a trademark of Symbol Technologies  Inc     2 1 2 Media  Width  0 98 inches  25 mm  to 4 53 inches  115 mm   Length  0 47 inches  12 mm  to 10 75 inches  273 mm   NOTE  In below case  effective print length may become shorter than 273 mm     Use Windows font in   Free label   e Download logo  font  program into the printer memory   Thickness  Thermal Label              0 003 inches  0 08 mm  to 0 018 inches  0 46 mm   Tag Paper  Ticket         0 006 inches  0 16 mm  to 0 013 inches  0 32 mm   Type  Roll feed  die cut or fan fold labels  tags or tickets    Supply Roll Capacity   4 3 inches  110 mm  maximum diameter on a 1 inches  25 4 mm  core  External  roll mount will accommodate larger rolls up to a maximum diameter of 8 4 inches   214 mm  on a 1 inches  
22. his symbol indicates prohibited actions  prohibited items    Specific prohibited contents are drawn inside or near the     symbol    The symbol on the left indicates  no disassembling       This symbol indicates actions which must be performed   Specific instructions are drawn inside or near the 6 symbol    The symbol on the left indicates  disconnect the power cord plug from the outlet       J N WARNIN    Any other than the  specified AC voltage  is prohibited        Do not use voltages other than the  voltage  AC  specified on the rating  plate  as this may cause fire or  electric shock     OD Prohibited    B  f the machines share the same  outlet with any other electrical  appliances which consume large    47  amounts of power  the voltage will  EL    fluctuate widely each time these    appliances operate  Be sure to      provide an exclusive outlet for the    Disconnect  the plug     machine as this may cause the  machines to malfunction        Do not insert or drop metal   flammable or other foreign objects into  the machines through the ventilation  slits  as this may cause fire or electric    Disconnect  the plug     B  f the machines are dropped or their  cabinets damaged  first turn off the  power switches and disconnect the  power cord plugs from the outlet  and  then contact your authorized TEC  representative for assistance   Continued use of the machine in that  condition may cause fire or electric  shock     This indicates that there is the risk of death or seri
23. itch off and on       Sample Test Label      PRINTER INFO     TEC B 442 VER 1 05   170   SERIAL PORT  96      8  1   CODE PAGE  437   COUNTRY CODE  001   SPEED 2 INCH   DENSITY  08   SIZE 4 02 4 48  GAP BLINE  0 00 0 00  TRANSPARENCE 00 01 04  KOKK kk                    FILE LIST    UL  PCX   TOTAL MEMORY  128 K BYTE   AVAIL MEMORY  90    BYTE   END OF FILE LIST   WOKOKOK ON KON OCC AARON a OC OC CC        NOW IN DUMP MODE       12  DUMP MODE    12  DUMP MODE    After the Self Test Mode  the printer is in Dump Mode  In the Dump mode  any characters sent from the  host computer will be printed in two columns as follows  on the left side of the paper are the characters  received and on the right side are the corresponding hexadecimal value of the characters  This allows  the user to verify programming commands and debug the program  Reset the printer by turning the  Power switch off and on     5435  BARCO  DE 57 335   1  28   48 1  0 1  c1  743242342  34234324      ARCODE 237 3  36  93  48 1   0 1 3   3243  24234234423    BARCODE 45  8 337   EANB    48 1  0 1 1    3245325      ARCODE 562 3  38    EAN13  4  8 1 0 1 1  72  34535346546    BARCODE 53  9 416   25  4  8 1 0 1 2  5  435432543534  5435  BARCO  DE 58 430   2  5C  48 1 0  1  2   34234354    35543                   219  429               48 1     35  44  32  2    33  41  33  2    32        38  2    22  41  33  38  33    D  39  38  34  35  44  35  2C  33  4F  22    34  45  38  31   34  52  36  30  34        2    34  33  52
24. ive with regard to any queries  you may have in this manual     Copyright    1999   by TOSHIBA TEC CORPORATION   All Rights Reserved   570 Ohito  Ohito cho  Tagata gun  Shizuoka ken  Japan       1  INTRODUCTION EM1 33046A  1  INTRODUCTION    1  INTRODUCTION    Thank you very much for purchasing the TEC B 442 Bar Code Printer  The attractive desktop printer  delivers superior performance at an economical price  Both powerful and easy to use  the B 442 printer  is your best choice among industrial direct thermal and thermal transfer label printers     The B 442 offers both high resolution thermal transfer and direct thermal printing at selectable speeds  of 1 5 inches and 2 inches per second  It can accept a wide range of media  including roll feed  die cut   and fan fold labels  tags or tickets for both thermal transfer and direct thermal printing  All of the most  frequently used bar code formats are resident in this printers memory and can be printed with human  readable bar code interpretations  Character fonts and bar codes can be printed in any one of four  directions  The B 442 provides a choice of five different alohanumeric fonts in variable sizes  by using  font multiplication  an even greater range of sizes is possible  Smooth fonts can be downloaded from  the user friendly  Windows  Free Label Software      In addition  the B 442 is capable of independently executing Basic programming functions  including  arithmetic  logical operation  loop  flow control and file m
25. n     1  Memory Module  2  Cover    NOTES  1  Be sure to protect a memory module by putting it in it s protective cover when not in use  in the printer     2  Do not subject the memory module to any shocks or excessive forces    Do not expose the memory module to direct sunlight or store it close to a heater    4  Do not expose the memory module to excessive humidity by wiping it with a wet cloth or  storing it in a damp place     5  Before inserting or removing the memory module  make sure that the power switch is  turned off     Co    10 1    11  SELF TEST EM1 33046A    11  SELF TEST    11  SELF TEST    To initiate the Self Test Mode  depress the Feed key while turning on the printer     The printer will first calibrate the label length  If a label edge is not detected within 7   the printer will then  stop attempting to feed labels and treat the media as continuous thermal paper     Firstly  the printer will print a pattern to check the performance of the print head   Following the calibration of label length  the printer will print internal settings  including     Print head checking pattern   Printer type and firmware version  Head Run Distance   Serial port setting   Code page   Country code   Print Speed setting   Print Density setting   Label Size setting   10  Gap  Bline  Width and Offset Setting  11  Backing Paper Transparence   12  File list   13  Memory available    up LE CLIP Ie    After the self test is complete  reset the printer for use by turning the Power sw
26. on    EM1 33046A      When unplugging the power cords   be sure to hold and pull on the plug  portion  Pulling on the cord portion  may cut or expose the internal wires  and cause fire or electric shock     E Do not remove covers  repair or  modify the machine by yourself  You  may be injured by high voltage  very  hot parts or sharp edges inside the  machine         NcAUTIO    improperly grounded equipment     This indicates that there is the risk of personal Injury or damage to  objects if the machines are improperly handled contrary to this indication     Precautions  The following precautions will help to ensure that this machine will continue to function correctly     Try to avoid locations that have the following adverse conditions      Temperatures below 0  C and above 40  C   Direct sunlight   Shared power source   Excessive vibration   The cover should be cleaned by wiping with a dry cloth or a cloth slightly dampened with a mild  detergent solution  NEVER USE THINNER OR ANY OTHER VOLATILE SOLVENT on the plastic  covers    USE ONLY TEC SPECIFIED paper and ribbons    DO NOT STORE the paper or ribbons where they might be exposed to direct sunlight  high tem   peratures  high humidity  dust  or gas    Ensure the printer is operated on a level surface    Any data stored in the memory of the printer could be lost during a printer fault    Try to avoid using this equipment on the same power supply as high voltage equipment or equip   ment likely to cause mains interference
27. ous injury if the  machines are improperly handled contrary to this indication     E Do not plug      or unplug the power  cord plug with wet hands as this may  cause electric shock     E Do not place metal objects or  water filled containers such as flower  vases  flower pots or mugs  etc  on  top of the machines  If metal objects  or spilled liquid enter the machines   this may cause fire or electric  shock        Do not scratch  damage or modify  the power cords  Also  do not place  heavy objects on  pull on  or exces   sively bend the cords  as this may  cause fire or electrical shock     E Continued use of the machines in an  abnormal condition such as when the  machines are producing smoke or  strange smells may cause fire or elec   tric shock  In these cases  immedi   ately turn off the power switches and  disconnect the power cord plugs from  the outlet  Then  contact your author   ized TEC representative for assistance        Safety Summary    Disconnect  the plug     Connect a  grounding  wire     Disconnect  the plug     E  f foreign objects  metal fragments   water  liquids  enter the machines   first turn off the power switches and  disconnect the power cord plugs from  the outlet  and then contact your  authorized TEC representative for  assistance  Continued use of the  machine in that condition may cause  fire or electric shock     m Ensure that the equipment is  properly grounded  Extension cables  should also be grounded  Fire or  electric shock could occur 
28. s for trouble free replacement of label stock and thermal transfer ribbon  A second  depression of the Pause switch will restart the printer   If the Pause switch is held pressed for longer than 3 seconds  the printer will be reset and all  stored data of last printing job will be deleted     Feed Switch   Pressing the Feed switch will cause the label paper to advance to the first print position of the next  label    Thermal Transfer Direct Thermal Printing Switch   owitch 7 on the dipswitch located on the rear of the printer allows the user to switch between thermal  transfer and direct thermal printing  For thermal transfer printing  set the switch to off  For direct  thermal printing  set the switch to on    Black Mark  Gap Sensing Switch    owitch 8 on the dipswitch located on the rear of the printer allows the user to select either black mark  or gap sensing  For black mark sensing  set the switch to off  For gap sensing  set the switch to on     3 4    4  DIP SWITCH FUNCTIONS EM1 33046A  4  DIP SWITCH FUNCTIONS    4  DIP SWITCH FUNCTIONS    The DIP switches are located on the rear of the printer     wanna sRear Views    Turn the POWER OFF before  changing the DIP switch settings        Table 4 2 Parity             87 77  OFF OFF    Table 4 3 Date Bit Table 4 4 Stop Bit       Printing Thermal Direct Senco Black Through   Mode Transfer Thermal Mark 9   SW 7 ON swe  Table 4 5 Printing Mode Table 4 6 Sensor Type    NOTE  The shaded settings are the factory default     4 4  
29. uality    Only prints diagonal pattern on the  SELF TEST     Power indicator light does not  illuminate    On line indicator light does not  illuminate     Error indicator light illuminates     Solution    Make sure that DIP switch 7 is set to OFF  Thermal    transfer mode is selected      Check the ribbon supply rewind spindles are properly  installed     Clean the print head   Adjust the print density setting     Hibbon and media are incompatible  Use TEC  recommended type of ribbon     Check the connection of serial port cable  Check the dip switch setting and reset the printer     Check the power cord is properly connected     Out of paper or out of ribbon   Media sensor is out of adjustment     Press FEED key  The error message will be printed on  the print media or sent out through RS 232     14 1    15  ERROR MESSAGES EM1 33046A    15  ERROR MESSAGES    15  ERROR MESSAGES    4    10    Syntax Error    The command format is incorrect  Check command manual carefully   The serial port setting is incorrect  Check dip switch and reset the printer     Out of Range   Numeric input is too large to be processed    The input string is too long to be stored    The size of the text or Bar Code exceeds that of the label   Download Error   The download file format is incorrect    There is not enough memory to receive the file    Stack Overflow   A mathematical expression is too complex  Divide it into several expressions   The nested routine is too deep    Memory Error    Too many v
    
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