5.2.4 TPE Level Reset
This section describes the procedure to reset the TPE (top paper end) level.
This operation is required when the PW sensor assembly is replaced, and if
it is not performed, the printer does not recognize that the PW sensor has
been replaced, thus, limiting the ability of the new sensor to operate. This
operation can be performed only from the Setting Diskette.
CHECK POINT
9
After this operation, the reset value for the TPE
LEVEL is printed out automatically. Check that the
reset value is
FF
.
1. Insert the Setting Diskette into Drive A of the PC and the power on.
2. Type
GWBASIC
and press
ENTER
to run the BASIC.
3. Load and run the adjustment program. First, the program displays
Machine Select Menu.
Program : J****** Setting : *****
9 pins VR 0 = 0 VR 1 = 0 VR 2 = 0
[ Printer select ]
> (1) 9 pins
(2) 24 pins
Figure 5-15. Machine Select Menu
4. Highlight
9 pins
by moving the cursor with ↑ or ↓ key and select it by
pressing
ENTER
.
5. After select
9 pins
, the display shows the following menu;
Program : J****** Setting : ******
9 pins VR 0 = 0 VR 1 = 0 VR 2 = 0
[ Setting File ]
> (1) DEFSTD
(2) EURSTD
(3) NLSP
(4) ITALIC
(5) RUSSIAN
Figure 5-16. Setting File Menu
6. In the menu, highlight the factory settings for the printer’s destination by
moving the cursor with ↑ or ↓ key, and select the destination factory
settings by pressing
ENTER
referring the Table 5-3.
7. After select the each factory setting, the display shows the main menu
as following;
Program : J****** Setting : *****
9 pins VR 0 = 0 VR 1 = 0 VR 2 = 0
[ Main MENU ]
(1) Bi-d Adjust (6) Envelope
(2) FF paper (7) ---- N/A ----
(3) A3 Cut sheet > (8) -- SUB MENU
(4) A4 1P Cut sheet
(5) A4 6P Cut sheet
Figure 5-17. Main Menu
8. In the menu, highlight SUB MENU by moving the cursor with ↑ or ↓ key,
and select it by pressing
ENTER
.
9. After select the sub menu, the display shows the SUB MENU as
following;
Program : J****** Setting : *****
9 pins VR 0 = 0 VR 1 = 0 VR 2 = 0
[ Sub MENU ]
(1) Memory SW Print (6) EEPROM Print
(2) EEPROM Reset (7) -- EXIT
>(3) TPE Adjust
(4) Pitch 1P
(5) Pitch 20P
Figure 5-18. Sub Menu
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