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Lists the printer's key capabilities and advantages.
Explains how to navigate the manual's structure and content.
Details the process of removing the printer and its components from the packaging.
Provides guidelines for selecting an optimal location for printer setup and use.
Guides users through attaching necessary parts like the paper feed knob and ribbon cartridge.
Explains how to perform a self-test to verify printer functionality.
Describes how to establish a physical connection between the printer and a computer.
Instructions on loading and printing with individual paper sheets.
Guidance on setting up and using continuous feed paper.
Procedures for printing on various paper types, including multi-part forms.
Describes the functions of the printer's buttons and indicator lights.
Explains the purpose and configuration of internal DIP switches for printer settings.
Details how to choose different fonts, pitches, and print styles.
Lists common issues users might encounter and provides steps to resolve them.
Instructions on how to maintain the printer's condition through regular cleaning.
Step-by-step guide for changing the printer's ribbon cartridge.
Provides technical details about the printer's hardware and performance capabilities.
Details the technical aspects of the printer's communication interfaces.
Explains the different methods and effects of resetting the printer to its default state.
Lists the standard configurations applied when the printer is initialized.
Summarizes commands related to basic printer functions and data handling.
Lists commands controlling paper movement and print head positioning.
Summarizes commands for adjusting font size and spacing.
Lists commands for applying various print effects like bold or italics.
Information on optional hardware interfaces for connecting the printer.
Details about an optional module that adds extra fonts to the printer.
Reference for printer operational and data control commands.
Reference for commands controlling paper and print head movement.
Reference for commands that modify print appearance.