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General| Paper Width | 80 mm |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | Serial |
| Print Technology | Thermal |
| Interface | RS-232 |
| Resolution | 203 x 203 dpi |
Specifies requirements for power supply compliance with safety and marking standards.
Details requirements for interface cables to ensure FCC and CE mark certification.
Outlines requirements for the power cord, including country-specific certifications.
Specifies the use of shielded communication cables to ensure compliance with FCC Class A limits.
Basic requirements for unpacking, installation, connecting, and running a print test.
Provides information on correcting common problems encountered with the printer.
Lists the various features and optional accessories available for the 7197 printer.
Describes the thermal print head, its operation, and basic maintenance.
Details specifications, grades, and ordering information for NCR qualified thermal receipt paper.
Provides specific instructions and cautions for cleaning the printer's thermal print head.
Lists the items that are included in the printer's shipping box.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing the printer from its packing materials.
Guidance on selecting an appropriate and spacious location for printer installation.
Instructions for mounting the printer vertically on a wall using keyhole slots.
Explains the function and use of the DIP switches located on the back of the printer.
Detailed steps and cautions for connecting power, communication, and cash drawer cables.
Verifies if the host computer has the necessary hardware and software for USB operation.
Explains how to configure printer settings using the Configuration Menu via DIP switches.
Steps to verify that printer device drivers have been installed correctly.
Basic steps for powering on, self-testing, and preparing the printer for operation.
Instructions for paper loading and replacement, including removing and loading rolls.
Troubleshooting steps for when the printer fails to power on or print.
Guidance on addressing issues related to poor print quality, such as light or spotty output.
Instructions on when and how to contact an NCR-authorized service organization for assistance.
Describes the automatic diagnostic tests performed by the printer when it is powered on.
Details how to use the Configuration Menu to adjust printer settings and run tests.
Step-by-step instructions on accessing and using the printer's Configuration Menu.
Describes diagnostic tests conducted during normal printer operation and their outcomes.
Details the diagnostics that track printer usage tallies and print them during receipt tests.
General explanation of the requirements for successful printer-host communication.
Methods for sending commands to the printer from a host computer using DOS and BASIC.
Details the RS-232C interface, including protocol options like XON/XOFF and DTR/DSR.
Explains the structure, formats, and syntax used for printer commands.
An indexed list of commands, organized by function, with page references for details.
Lists all available printer commands by their hexadecimal code for easy reference.
Detailed descriptions of commands controlling basic printer operations like resetting and cutting.
Commands used to control the horizontal placement of characters and graphics on the printout.
Commands related to printing graphical elements, including raster graphics and logos.
Commands used to query and retrieve the current status of the printer and its components.
Commands used for loading or updating firmware onto the printer's flash memory.
Information about the available utilities for flashing printer firmware across different operating systems.
Describes the different types of firmware files, such as boot, main, and font files.
Detailed technical data related to the printer's printing capabilities and performance.
Specifies the voltage and current requirements for the printer's power supply.
Outlines restrictions on continuous printing to prevent thermal print head overheating and potential damage.
Shows dot patterns and dimensions for characters printed at standard and compressed pitches.
Defines the printable area on the receipt for both 80mm and 58mm paper widths.
Lists the available character sets supported by the printer, including various code pages.
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