Benutzerhandbuch für Epson LX-80

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Inhaltsverzeichnis

FRONT MATTER
1
CONTENTS
3
INTRODUCTION
9
- LX-80 Features
  9
- About This Manual
  10
CHAP 1-SETTING UP YOUR LX-80 PRINTER
11
- Printer Parts
  11
- Printer Location
  12
- Paper Feed Knob Installation
  12
- Ribbon Installation
  13
- Ribbon Replacement
  16
- Paper Loading
  17
- Control Panel
  18
- Test Pattern
  20
- Connecting the LX-80 to Your Computer
  21
- First Printing Exercise
  22
CHAP 2-SELECTYPE
23
- Choosing Print Modes
  23
- Turning SelecType Mode On
  24
- Using SelecType
  25
- First SelecType Exercises
  26
- Testing Your Software for the Reset Code
  27
- Mode Combinations
  28
- SelecType Cautions and Tips
  30
CHAP 3-ELEMENTS OF DOT MATRIX PRINTING
31
- The Print Head
  31
- Bidirectional Printing
  32
- Changing Pitches
  32
- NLQ Mode
  34
CHAP 4-PRINTER CONTROL CODES
36
- ASCII Codes
  36
- ESCape Code
  37
- Printer Codes
  38
  - Embedded codes
    39
  - Inserted codes
    39
- Programming Languages
  40
CHAP 5-LX-80 FEATURES
41
- Demonstration Programs
  41
- Pica Printing
  42
- Changing Pitches
  43
- Cancelling Codes
  43
- Resetting the Printer
  44
- Pitch Comparison
  44
- Near Letter Quality Mode
  45
CHAP 6-PRINT ENHANCEMENTS AND SPECIAL CHARACTERS
47
- Bold Modes
  47
  - Emphasized mode
    47
  - Master program
    48
  - Double-strike
    49
- Expanded Mode
  50
- Mode Combinations
  50
- Italic Mode
  51
- Underline Mode
  52
- Master Select
  53
- Superscript and Subscript
  55
- Special Characters
  55
- International Characters
  55
- Graphics Character Set
  58
CHAP 7-PAGE FORMATTING
60
- Margins
  60
- Justification with NLQ
  61
- Skip Over Perforation
  62
- Line Spacing
  62
- Paper-Out Sensor
  64
CHAP 8-USER-DEFINED CHARACTERS
65
- Defining Your Own Characters
  65
- Designing Process
  66
- Defining NLQ Characters
  71
CHAP 9-INTRODUCTION TO DOT GRAPHICS
77
- Dot Patterns
  78
- Print Head
  79
- Graphics Mode
  79
- Pin Labels
  80
- First Graphics Program
  82
- Multiple-Line Exercise
  82
- Density Varieties
  84
- Reassigning Code
  85
- Column Reservation Numbers
  85
- WIDTH Statements
  86
- Design Your Own Graphics
  87
- Graphics Programming Tips
  90
APPENDIX A-ASCII CODES AND CHARACTER FONTS
94
- Special Graphics Characters
  96
- Draft International Characters
  98
APPENDIX B-CONTROL CODES IN NUMERICA ORDER
99
- Control Key Chart
  110
APPENDIX C-CONTROL CODES BY FUNCTION
111
- Near Letter Quality Mode
  111
- Character Width (Pitch)
  111
- Character Weight
  111
- Print Enhancement
  112
- Mode and Character-Set Selection
  112
- Special Printer Features
  112
- Line Spacing
  112
- Forms Control
  113
- Page Format
  113
- User-defined Characters
  113
- Dot Graphics
  113
APPENDIX D-THE DIP SWITCHES
114
APPENDIX E-USING THE OPTIONAL TRACTOR UNIT
117
- Printer Location
  117
- Tractor Unit Installation
  118
- Loading Continuous Paper
  120
APPENDIX F-TROUBLESHOOTING AND ADVANCED FEATURES
123
- Problem/Solution Summary
  123
  - Setting print styles
    123
  - Tabbing
    123
  - Graphics
    123
  - Paper-out sensor
    125
- SelecType Solutions
  125
  - Method 1
    125
  - Method 2
    125
  - Method 3
    126
  - Method 4
    126
  - Other software
    126
- Cancelling Functions with SelecType
  126
  - Other Software
    126
- Beeper Error Warnings
  128
- Data Dump Mode
  128
- Coding Solutions
  130
  - POKEing codes
    131
  - Special printer drivers
    132
- Solutions for Seven-Bit Systems
  132
- Solutions for Specific Systems
  133
  - Applesoft BASIC solutions
    133
  - Apple II solutions
    134
  - TRS-80 solutions
    135
  - IBM- PC solutions
    135
  - QX-10 solutions
    136
APPENDIX G-PRINTER MAINTENANCE
137
- Always
  137
- Now and Then
  137
- Rarely
  137
APPENDIX H-TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
138
- Printing
  138
  - Character size
    138
  - Characters per line
    139
- Paper
  139
- Printer
  139
- Dimensions and Weight
  139
- Environment
  140
- Interface
  140
APPENDIX I-THE PARALLEL INTERFACE
141
- Data Transfer Sequence
  143
  - Interface timing
    143
  - Signal relationships
    143
INDEX
145
QUICK REFERENCE
152

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Inhaltsverzeichnis

FRONT MATTER
1
CONTENTS
3
INTRODUCTION
9
- LX-80 Features
  9
- About This Manual
  10
CHAP 1-SETTING UP YOUR LX-80 PRINTER
11
- Printer Parts
  11
- Printer Location
  12
- Paper Feed Knob Installation
  12
- Ribbon Installation
  13
- Ribbon Replacement
  16
- Paper Loading
  17
- Control Panel
  18
- Test Pattern
  20
- Connecting the LX-80 to Your Computer
  21
- First Printing Exercise
  22
CHAP 2-SELECTYPE
23
- Choosing Print Modes
  23
- Turning SelecType Mode On
  24
- Using SelecType
  25
- First SelecType Exercises
  26
- Testing Your Software for the Reset Code
  27
- Mode Combinations
  28
- SelecType Cautions and Tips
  30
CHAP 3-ELEMENTS OF DOT MATRIX PRINTING
31
- The Print Head
  31
- Bidirectional Printing
  32
- Changing Pitches
  32
- NLQ Mode
  34
CHAP 4-PRINTER CONTROL CODES
36
- ASCII Codes
  36
- ESCape Code
  37
- Printer Codes
  38
  - Embedded codes
    39
  - Inserted codes
    39
- Programming Languages
  40
CHAP 5-LX-80 FEATURES
41
- Demonstration Programs
  41
- Pica Printing
  42
- Changing Pitches
  43
- Cancelling Codes
  43
- Resetting the Printer
  44
- Pitch Comparison
  44
- Near Letter Quality Mode
  45
CHAP 6-PRINT ENHANCEMENTS AND SPECIAL CHARACTERS
47
- Bold Modes
  47
  - Emphasized mode
    47
  - Master program
    48
  - Double-strike
    49
- Expanded Mode
  50
- Mode Combinations
  50
- Italic Mode
  51
- Underline Mode
  52
- Master Select
  53
- Superscript and Subscript
  55
- Special Characters
  55
- International Characters
  55
- Graphics Character Set
  58
CHAP 7-PAGE FORMATTING
60
- Margins
  60
- Justification with NLQ
  61
- Skip Over Perforation
  62
- Line Spacing
  62
- Paper-Out Sensor
  64
CHAP 8-USER-DEFINED CHARACTERS
65
- Defining Your Own Characters
  65
- Designing Process
  66
- Defining NLQ Characters
  71
CHAP 9-INTRODUCTION TO DOT GRAPHICS
77
- Dot Patterns
  78
- Print Head
  79
- Graphics Mode
  79
- Pin Labels
  80
- First Graphics Program
  82
- Multiple-Line Exercise
  82
- Density Varieties
  84
- Reassigning Code
  85
- Column Reservation Numbers
  85
- WIDTH Statements
  86
- Design Your Own Graphics
  87
- Graphics Programming Tips
  90
APPENDIX A-ASCII CODES AND CHARACTER FONTS
94
- Special Graphics Characters
  96
- Draft International Characters
  98
APPENDIX B-CONTROL CODES IN NUMERICA ORDER
99
- Control Key Chart
  110
APPENDIX C-CONTROL CODES BY FUNCTION
111
- Near Letter Quality Mode
  111
- Character Width (Pitch)
  111
- Character Weight
  111
- Print Enhancement
  112
- Mode and Character-Set Selection
  112
- Special Printer Features
  112
- Line Spacing
  112
- Forms Control
  113
- Page Format
  113
- User-defined Characters
  113
- Dot Graphics
  113
APPENDIX D-THE DIP SWITCHES
114
APPENDIX E-USING THE OPTIONAL TRACTOR UNIT
117
- Printer Location
  117
- Tractor Unit Installation
  118
- Loading Continuous Paper
  120
APPENDIX F-TROUBLESHOOTING AND ADVANCED FEATURES
123
- Problem/Solution Summary
  123
  - Setting print styles
    123
  - Tabbing
    123
  - Graphics
    123
  - Paper-out sensor
    125
- SelecType Solutions
  125
  - Method 1
    125
  - Method 2
    125
  - Method 3
    126
  - Method 4
    126
  - Other software
    126
- Cancelling Functions with SelecType
  126
  - Other Software
    126
- Beeper Error Warnings
  128
- Data Dump Mode
  128
- Coding Solutions
  130
  - POKEing codes
    131
  - Special printer drivers
    132
- Solutions for Seven-Bit Systems
  132
- Solutions for Specific Systems
  133
  - Applesoft BASIC solutions
    133
  - Apple II solutions
    134
  - TRS-80 solutions
    135
  - IBM- PC solutions
    135
  - QX-10 solutions
    136
APPENDIX G-PRINTER MAINTENANCE
137
- Always
  137
- Now and Then
  137
- Rarely
  137
APPENDIX H-TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
138
- Printing
  138
  - Character size
    138
  - Characters per line
    139
- Paper
  139
- Printer
  139
- Dimensions and Weight
  139
- Environment
  140
- Interface
  140
APPENDIX I-THE PARALLEL INTERFACE
141
- Data Transfer Sequence
  143
  - Interface timing
    143
  - Signal relationships
    143
INDEX
145
QUICK REFERENCE
152

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1,7 MB
Seiten:

158
Language:

English

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Benutzerhandbuch

Inhaltsverzeichnis

FRONT MATTER
1
CONTENTS
3
INTRODUCTION
9
- LX-80 Features
  9
- About This Manual
  10
CHAP 1-SETTING UP YOUR LX-80 PRINTER
11
- Printer Parts
  11
- Printer Location
  12
- Paper Feed Knob Installation
  12
- Ribbon Installation
  13
- Ribbon Replacement
  16
- Paper Loading
  17
- Control Panel
  18
- Test Pattern
  20
- Connecting the LX-80 to Your Computer
  21
- First Printing Exercise
  22
CHAP 2-SELECTYPE
23
- Choosing Print Modes
  23
- Turning SelecType Mode On
  24
- Using SelecType
  25
- First SelecType Exercises
  26
- Testing Your Software for the Reset Code
  27
- Mode Combinations
  28
- SelecType Cautions and Tips
  30
CHAP 3-ELEMENTS OF DOT MATRIX PRINTING
31
- The Print Head
  31
- Bidirectional Printing
  32
- Changing Pitches
  32
- NLQ Mode
  34
CHAP 4-PRINTER CONTROL CODES
36
- ASCII Codes
  36
- ESCape Code
  37
- Printer Codes
  38
  - Embedded codes
    39
  - Inserted codes
    39
- Programming Languages
  40
CHAP 5-LX-80 FEATURES
41
- Demonstration Programs
  41
- Pica Printing
  42
- Changing Pitches
  43
- Cancelling Codes
  43
- Resetting the Printer
  44
- Pitch Comparison
  44
- Near Letter Quality Mode
  45
CHAP 6-PRINT ENHANCEMENTS AND SPECIAL CHARACTERS
47
- Bold Modes
  47
  - Emphasized mode
    47
  - Master program
    48
  - Double-strike
    49
- Expanded Mode
  50
- Mode Combinations
  50
- Italic Mode
  51
- Underline Mode
  52
- Master Select
  53
- Superscript and Subscript
  55
- Special Characters
  55
- International Characters
  55
- Graphics Character Set
  58
CHAP 7-PAGE FORMATTING
60
- Margins
  60
- Justification with NLQ
  61
- Skip Over Perforation
  62
- Line Spacing
  62
- Paper-Out Sensor
  64
CHAP 8-USER-DEFINED CHARACTERS
65
- Defining Your Own Characters
  65
- Designing Process
  66
- Defining NLQ Characters
  71
CHAP 9-INTRODUCTION TO DOT GRAPHICS
77
- Dot Patterns
  78
- Print Head
  79
- Graphics Mode
  79
- Pin Labels
  80
- First Graphics Program
  82
- Multiple-Line Exercise
  82
- Density Varieties
  84
- Reassigning Code
  85
- Column Reservation Numbers
  85
- WIDTH Statements
  86
- Design Your Own Graphics
  87
- Graphics Programming Tips
  90
APPENDIX A-ASCII CODES AND CHARACTER FONTS
94
- Special Graphics Characters
  96
- Draft International Characters
  98
APPENDIX B-CONTROL CODES IN NUMERICA ORDER
99
- Control Key Chart
  110
APPENDIX C-CONTROL CODES BY FUNCTION
111
- Near Letter Quality Mode
  111
- Character Width (Pitch)
  111
- Character Weight
  111
- Print Enhancement
  112
- Mode and Character-Set Selection
  112
- Special Printer Features
  112
- Line Spacing
  112
- Forms Control
  113
- Page Format
  113
- User-defined Characters
  113
- Dot Graphics
  113
APPENDIX D-THE DIP SWITCHES
114
APPENDIX E-USING THE OPTIONAL TRACTOR UNIT
117
- Printer Location
  117
- Tractor Unit Installation
  118
- Loading Continuous Paper
  120
APPENDIX F-TROUBLESHOOTING AND ADVANCED FEATURES
123
- Problem/Solution Summary
  123
  - Setting print styles
    123
  - Tabbing
    123
  - Graphics
    123
  - Paper-out sensor
    125
- SelecType Solutions
  125
  - Method 1
    125
  - Method 2
    125
  - Method 3
    126
  - Method 4
    126
  - Other software
    126
- Cancelling Functions with SelecType
  126
  - Other Software
    126
- Beeper Error Warnings
  128
- Data Dump Mode
  128
- Coding Solutions
  130
  - POKEing codes
    131
  - Special printer drivers
    132
- Solutions for Seven-Bit Systems
  132
- Solutions for Specific Systems
  133
  - Applesoft BASIC solutions
    133
  - Apple II solutions
    134
  - TRS-80 solutions
    135
  - IBM- PC solutions
    135
  - QX-10 solutions
    136
APPENDIX G-PRINTER MAINTENANCE
137
- Always
  137
- Now and Then
  137
- Rarely
  137
APPENDIX H-TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
138
- Printing
  138
  - Character size
    138
  - Characters per line
    139
- Paper
  139
- Printer
  139
- Dimensions and Weight
  139
- Environment
  140
- Interface
  140
APPENDIX I-THE PARALLEL INTERFACE
141
- Data Transfer Sequence
  143
  - Interface timing
    143
  - Signal relationships
    143
INDEX
145
QUICK REFERENCE
152

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1,7 MB
Seiten:

158
Language:

English

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