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Safety Notices This printer is certified w a Class I Imerpmchrct uncferthe U. S. Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) Radiation Performance Standard according to the Radiation Control fbr Health and Safety Act of 1968. This means that the printer does not emit hazardous laser radiation. Since radiation emitted inside the printer is comple[...]

Statement of The Canadian Department of Communications Radio Interference Regulations This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class B limits for radio noise emissions from digital apparatus se[ out in the Radio Interference Regulations of the Canadian Department of Communications. Le present appareil num6rique n’enlenpasde bruits radio~lectriq[...]

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. How to Use This Manual . . ... . .... ..... . . . . . . .... . ..... . . ... .... . ..... . ..... ... ... 1 1.1 Lwer Printing . . . . . ,2 ],? printer c~mp~nents . . ..........................4 ].~ Printer Feiltures .. .... ... .. .. . .. .. .. .. ... .. .. .. . ... ... .. .. .. .. ... .. ... ..... ... .. .. 6 2. Setting Up the[...]

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8. Options .... ... .. .. .. .. ... .. ... .. ... .. .. .. .. ... .. ..... ... .. ... . ... ... .. .. .. ... .. .. ... . ................93 8.1 Feeder Unit and Cassette .... ... .. .. ... .. .... .. ... .. .. . ...................,.......93 82 Expansion RAM Board and RAM Module ..... .. ... .. .... .. .. .. .... . 100 8.2.1 Installing the RAM Modul[...]

m How to Use This ‘” “ Manual Congratulations on purchasing a Star LS-5 Series Laser Printer. You will be delighted with the quality of the printed images and the ease of operation. With your computer, software and this printer, you can create professional- looking documents. This Operations Manual explores the entire range of printing possib[...]

1.1 LASER PRINTING Before you begin learning about your new Star LS-5 Series Laser Printer, you may find it helpful to know something about laser printing itself. A laser is actually abeam of light ofjust one wavelength (Laser is an acronym for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation). This “highly coherent” beam of light can be[...]

A combination of heat and pressure fuse the image to the paper. The paper is then ejected from the printer. Finally, a cleaning mechanism in the toner cartridge removes excess toner from the drum, and a special light beam neutralizes its entire surface. Then the entire process can begin again. 3[...]

1.2 PRINTER COMPONENTS You will learn about all aspects of your Star LS-5 Series Printer as you read this manual, but a brief introduction is in order. The following figures show the front. rear and inside views of the printer. Front View slot Paper cassct[c Control panel 4[...]

Rear View Power receptacle Inside View[...]

I 1.3 PRINTER FEATURES The Star LS-5 Series Laser Printer is a highly compact, fast and high- resolution model, equally well-suited to home or office use. Its small footprint consumes significantly less space than many ofother laser printers, making it admirably suited for use in places where space is at a premium. Standar@ output resolution is 300[...]

There are two emulations provided — Hewlett Packard’s Printer Control Language (PCL), incorporating the GL/2 graphics language, and TrueImage, Microsoft’s PostScript-compatible page description language. (The TrueImage emulation is only available for use with the LS-5TT or the LS-5EX with its optional TrueImage Board installed.) In each emula[...]

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E!i Setting Up the Star ‘” “ LS-5 Series Printer The fact that you’re now reading this manual shows that you’ve opened the carton containing your new Star LS-5 Series Printer. This chapter will help you to unpack the printer, set it up, and get it running. First, you should make some preparations. You may already have decided on the print[...]

2.1 UNPACKING The printer comes in two boxes. The large box contains the printer and its accessories, and the smaller one contains the toner cartridge. Follow these instructions when unpacking. 2.1.1 Unpacking the Printer Follow the instructions below to unpack the printer, 1. Open the large box, and remove the power cord and the accessories box. 2[...]

3. 4. Remove the packing material from around the printer. 1 Open the accessories box. Remove the front paper tray and Operations Manual. NOTE: Save the packing boxes and materials. If you need to move the printer (for relocating or service etc.), use these materials to protect the printer from damage. 11[...]

5. Open the cartridge. small box and remove the packing material from the toner Do not open the aluminum bag containing the cartridge until you are ready to install it in the printer. @ / ,7 . . @ / w . . ./ t 12[...]

2.1.2 Checking the Parts Before setting up the printer, make sure that all standard items shown below are provided and they are free from damage. If any of these items are missing r damaged, contact your supplier. Power cord Y /’ (operations manual I 2.1.3 Optional Items Some of the following items may have been ordered. Unpack them. For detail[...]

I 2.1.4 Carrying the Printer Whenever moving the printer from one place to another, always make sure the front cover is closed. and carry the printer with two hands from handles provided on each side of the printer. CAUTION: To avoid damage, always use the handles when attempting to NOTE: move the printer. When moving the printer, remove the toner [...]

2.1.5 Opening and Closing the Printer . When opening the printer’s front cover, do not stop it in the half-way. This will open the protective shutter of the drum, and light may permanently damage the drum. . Do not put anything in or on the front paper tray except paper, and do not press the tray downward. CAUTION: The shaded area in the illustra[...]

Opening the Cover 1. Remove the front paper tray if it is installed. Failure to do so, may cause damage to the tray. 2. I Side latch The cover opens downward. Do not stop the cover in the half-way. This will open the protective shutter of the drum, and light will permanently damage the drum. 16[...]

Closing the Cover Using both hands, lift he cover and close it gently until it latches. 17[...]

2.2 INSTALLING THE TONER CARTRIDGE Important Notice ● ● ● ● ● ● Install the toner cartridge immediately after opening the aluminum bag. Permanent damage can be caused by exposing light to the photosensitive drum. NEVER expose the cartridge to the strong light (more than 15000 Iux) or room lighting (1000 IUX) for more than five minutes. [...]

Follow the instructions below to install the toner cartridge for the first time, or 1. 2. when replacing the used one. Open the front cover as described in “2. 1.5 Opening and Closing the Printer”. If you are installing the toner cartridge for the first time, skip to Step 3. If you are replacing the old toner cartridge, pull out the used toner [...]

4. Holding the cartridge with both hands, rock it gently from end to end, 7 or 8 times, to distribute the toner evenly. If the toner is not distributed evenly in the cartridge, it may adversely affect print quality. 5. Place the cartridge on a flat surface. While holding down the cartridge with one hand, use the other hand to pull the tab to remove[...]

6. 7, Align the guides on the toner cartridge (marked by an orange line) with the guides inside the printer (marked by an orange arrow) and gently slide the cartridge into position. NOTE: Do not touch the rollers and the gears inside the printer. Make sure that the cartridge is securely seated, then close the cover gently. 21[...]

I 2.3 LOADING PAPER 2.3.1 Selection of Paper Print quality and printer life are greatly affected by the paper used. To optimize print quality, we recommend that you use paper; as well as envelopes, labels and transparencies, that are designed for use in laser printers or copiers. Paper can be fed into the printer either from the front paper tray or[...]

2.3.2 Loading Paper Into the Front Paper Tray Installing the Front Paper Tray Before loading the paper, install the front paper tray with the following procedure. 1, ‘7 -. Open the front paper tray cover. Insert the metal knob on the left side of the front paper tray into the left hole of paper opening. 23[...]

3. 4. Insert the right side of the tray while sliding the black lever of ‘h- ‘---r L1lG L1 cIy LU the left. Then. release the lever. / Flip open the folded tray by pressing down on the tab located on the right side of the tray. CAUTION: Do not push down on the tray or load heavy things to avoid damaging the tray. 24[...]

Loading Paper Now, you are ready to load paper into the front paper tray. 1. Pull out the extension tray for standard length paper. 2. Adjust the side guide to the desired paper size. 25[...]

3. Take a small stack of paper and align the edges by tapping it on a flat surface. NOTE: Fan the transparencies or labels before loading them into the paper tray. 4. Insert paper, with the print surface face-down, as far as it will go. CAUTION: Do not stack paper higher than the limit mark. 26[...]

Removing the Front Paper Tray Remove the front paper tray when you replace the toner cartridge, clear a paper jam, open the front cover, or move the printer. 1. 2. 3. 4. Remove the paper from the front paper tray. Slide the side guide to its widest position. Fold back the extension tray. Detach the right side of the tray by sliding the black lever [...]

5. Detach the left side of the tray. 6. Close the front tray cover. 28[...]

2.3.3 Loading Paper Into the Paper Cassette 1. Remove the paper cassette from the printer. 2. Pinch the end guide and slide it back as far as it will go. 29[...]

I 3 . . 4. Adjust the side guide to the desired paper size. Take a small stack of paper and align the edges by tapping it on a flat surface: NOTE: Fan the transparencies or labels before loading them into the paper cassette. 1’ 30[...]

5 6. Slide the paper edges under the metal retaining clips with the print surface face-down. CAUTION: Do not stack the paper higher than the limit mark. Align the edges of the paper. 31[...]

7. Slide the end guide to touch the paper edge. Make sure the paper edge is under the plastic tab of the end guide. 8. Insert the paper cassette into the printer. 32[...]

9. Adjust : the output tray to the desired paper size. 1 33[...]

2.4 CONNECTING THE POWER CORD Make sure that the power switch on the printer is set to OFF, then connect the power cord to the printer and an AC power outlet as shown below: 1. Insert the power cord into the receptacle on the back of the m-inter. . 2. Insert the power cord into a grounded outlet. Only use the power cord supplied with the printer. N[...]

2.5 CONNECTING THE INTERFACE CABLE The host computer transmits information to the printer through an interface cable. The printer is provided up to three types of interface (serial, parallel and AppleTalk). The AppleTalk interface is only available for use with the LS-5TT or the LS-5EX with its optional TrueImage Board installed. An interface cable[...]

4. Connect the other end of the cable to the appropriate interface on the host computer. m NOTE: The printer’s factory setting is for a parallel interface. If the serial interface is to be used, you need to select the interface on the control panel. See “4.3. 1 Selecting the Serial Interface” for selecting type of interface. 36[...]

Initial Operation 3.1 FRONT PANEL The front panel of Star LS-5 Series is a combination interactive message center. The panel consists of: . a 2-line, 32 character LCD display screen . 5 LED lights ● 8 momentary contact buttons control board and The momentary contact buttons permit you to perfrom various printer functions. In turn, the printer use[...]

3.1.1 Powering Up Please note the following points when turning the printer cm or off. Power on: First turn on the computer, then all other devices, and finally turn on the printer. Power off: First turn off the printer, then all other devices, and finally turn OH the computer. CAUTION: Always wait at least three seconds between turning off and tur[...]

3.1.2 The Buttons This section explains the various meaning and uses of the buttons, including their light indicators, when applicable. Keep in mind that the buttons’ functions depend on the mode the printer is in: the Normal Mode and Program Mode. ON LINE Pressing this button switches the printer from off-line to on-line or vice versa. When the [...]

TEST/> Pressing this button when the printer is in Normal Mode will operate in the following sequence: 1. Pressing this button displays “HOLD FOR TEST” on the bottom line of the LCD display screen. If the button is released while this message is displayed, the printer returns to the previous state. 2. If the button is held down for two secon[...]

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4.3 CONNECTING THE PRINTER TO THE COMPUTER T S L L P c e w a s C p a i n a A p i n a a R s i T S L S L P c e w t s i h o t A p i n i n a u t o T B i i n T p a s i c b c si m t o o c b a a a o t U a p a i n w y p c l a o g d o f r t r s f t t p A p i i f t a s i n b t c l f t p t t c o i l i t 1 f U a R s i n w y n t l y p m t 1 f ( u t 5 f f y c a [...]

4.3.1 Selecting the Serial Interface ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● p o p (ONLINE) L l i o T p ( p P ( < ] u t d r P R M I N P ( N t s w r I N P a @ Now press ( < ]. T s w c t I N S b u t O W t d r “ t t p ( V ) T s w s S B R P r ( V ) B R 9 b n d @ P ( t d a s o o f 3 t 3 K p r u t o y w a o t s P r ( V ) n d B R 9 b @ T p < d [...]

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4.3.2 Selecting the Auto Selection T “ S e f f t i i u w y w t u t p w b t p a s i T p au t d w i t c i s d t a u t i n T s t “ S d t T t p o b p t (ONLINE) b u t O L l i o T p ( p P ~ u t d r P R M I N P ( N t s w r I N P a @ N p ( < ) u y s I N A s e P ( T s w r A s e B R S t s i n p a t m t c f t c o a t p F i p (ONLINE) t e t P M a p t S[...]

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I 4.7 PRINT DENSITY T p d e i s t “ a t f d [ y w t c h t p d e f t p r . T t p r o f b p t (ONLINE> b T O L i n l w g o ● T p PROGRAM b t e t p m T s w d i P R M N O C ● P ( < ) u t d r P R M P D . P c v ). N t s w r P D M @ ● P r ( < ) d i t o o t s l o t d i s c D S D M S L L . P < w t r d i d o t s A “ s s t a n t y P D s [...]

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6.2 PRECAUTIONS FOR THE TONER CARTRIDGE T t c a c b t p h d a t u f p r S t d i e s t t l i m b p e d i i i e t t d s o s l C o u n d i t m r i p p q T h a o t f r A k t t c a i t a b i w i w o r p A d n o t b u y a r t i i i t p r D n s t c a w i w b e t d s S t c a w t l f u D n t i u d o s i o e S t c a a a t e o b O a 3 ( a 9 D n s t c a i s a [...]

6.3 CLEANING THE EXTERIOR OF THE PRINTER B e c l m s t t p c i r U o w a n d e t r m a s f t p r t w t p d w a s d c U o a o c l s o m d t p p r l N a l i e p p O l a o p d p 7[...]

Tr o A i m k t r o o y S L S P i k n h t r w t o S p c c b h a o t s b t p o O r s b t r p e T c w e w t d w I w a h y d w t p j a o o p 7.1 ERROR MESSAGES DISPLAYED ON THE SCREEN T c o p s m d a v o m d t c o o p o t S L S P Y a a f w t d i s e d p o a w p t p S m e p i n a t p s i t c o t c o o t t c a O h t d w f o e m A n w o c o e i t s o t r [...]

7.2 SERVICE CALL MESSAGES 7.2.1 Engine Service Call Messages E n s e c m e a r t t i w e T c r f e a c o f o a h i t e r l M M A — S f e p s b p ( = ) e r S s m m p i n g s b p ( = ) e r S i c p s b p r e r S e p s b r e r 7.2.2 Controller Service Call Messages C o e m e r f f i e h o s S c o e m e o d s t T m m t t c o i m a b i s a t d t e m e [...]

C S E ( r“” S - I C } S I F S i I M A e c p h p e r p h r e p h o rcWW1’ite test error in e e C i CRC e E read/write test error in E s s b p ‘ ( c e n s s a b p ICITI; c c i s s b p ~ c f s p s s s b c g l s[...]

7.3 OPERATOR CALL MESSAGES W h t s d i o c m t p g o l a t a s T p i o t t o s b a t r e A m a c o y s p [ t r e t s t I t e i n d a y m c p r s t a ( t e w o o t E P b I t e m e w o a o t y s p ( b c o t p j 7.3.1 Engine Problems T a m e p r t p t e f b r t p r M M A C R c i p s r m c s p L R o l c p s r m c s c f p T R ? f p t p s r m c s f p C c[...]

7.3.2 Font Cartridge Problems The font cartridge is plugged into the printer. It should not be inserted or withdrawn while the DATA LED is continuously lit. If’ someone does this, the screen will indicate “CARTRIDGE ERROR”. The printer must be reinitialized by turning off the power and then on again. If a font cartridge is removed while the D[...]

7.3.4 Change Paper Size Certain emulations permit page size to be specified by the host computer. Also, page size can be selected from the menu. If a change in page size is required, the screen will display a message to that effect. The alarm will beep and the printer will go off-line. You may have the printer ignore such a message by pressing (-).[...]

I 7.3.5 Manual Paper Feed Certain emulations permit specifying manual paper feed from the host computer. Also. you may select manual feed from the menu. The following message tell you to hand feed paper of a specific size. The alarm beeps and the printer goes off-line. When you feed the appropriate paper into the front paper tray and press (-], the[...]

7.4 OPERATOR INFORMATION MESSAGES 7.4.1 Host Communication Problem Certain problems with communication with the host computer may be detected. Messages listed below provide information, but do not halt the printing process. The printer uses a default value if necessary. You may remove the message by pressing (=). Note that if there are multiple err[...]

I 7.4.3 Font Cartridge The font cartridge is plugged into the printer. The operator may insert or withdraw a cartridge only when the DATA LED is off or blinking. The following message acknowledges the change. Message Meaning Action ‘CART. CHANGED REINSERT CART. font cartridge is inserted or removed when DATA LED is off or blinking Font cartridge [...]

7.5 STATUS MESSAGES Status messages are low priority messages that either indicate normal conditions or provide warnings that need not be acted upon immediately. These conditions should not occur when the printer is on-line. If they do, however, the alarm will beep find the printer will go oi’f-line. For some conditions however, there is the poss[...]

7.6 PAPER JAMMING As paper travels from the front paper tray or cassette through the printing area and is ejected. it can .jium at the following locations: .i Paper pick-up area (front paper tray) ,2 Paper pick-up area (cassette paper feeder) @ Paper pick-up area with optional cassette paper feeder 4; Fixing assembly area &Print delivery area .[...]

Follow the procedures below to clear the paper jam. 1. Remove any paper from the front paper tray, and remove the front paper tray. 2. Pull out the cassette and check the paper pick-up area. If there is a paper jam here, remove the jammed paper before replacing the cassette. NOTE: Remove the wrinkled paper in the paper cassette and make sure that p[...]

3. Release the side latches to open the front cover. 4. Remove the jammed paper carefully so as not to tear it. 1 I CAUTION: . Do not touch the fusing area as shown above, because it gets hot. . Do not throw strong light inside to avoid damaging the toner cartridge. . Do not touch the transfer roller. . Make sure that paper fragments are not left i[...]

7.7 STREAKY 7.7.1 White Streaks White streaks occur if the toner level is low and the toner inside the toner cartridge is not distributed evenly. They can be eliminated by re-distributing the toner. 1. Leave the printer power on to prevent data corruption during a print operation. Remove any paper in the front paper tray and remove it. Release side[...]

3. Holding the cartridge with both hands, rock it gently from end to end, 7 or 8 times, to distribute the toner evenly. , 4. Replace the toner cartridge in the printer, then close the front cover. I I If vertical white streaks still appear after the toner inside the cartridge has been re-distributed, the cartridge needs to be replaced. See “6.1 R[...]

I 7.7.2 Stains on Transparency Films Transparency films may sometimes show stains at either the top or bottom of the films. These stains may be caused by a dirty paper path or the flaw on the toner cartridge. . Clean the fixing assembly. The fixing roller inside the fixing assembly may have been stained with toner. Print out several sheets of blank[...]

m Am m Options ● ● The following optional accessories are available with the Star LS-5 Series. This chapter describes how to install and use these optional accessories. ● ● ● ● ● ● Feeder unit Cassette Expansion RAM board RAM module Font cartridge TrueImage board for LS-5EX 8.1 FEEDER UNIT AND CASSETTE The optional feeder unit is us[...]

I Types and sizes of paper can be used with the cassettes are listed below. Cassette Type Type Size Weight Universal Cassette Plain paper A4 60 g/m2 to 105 g/m2 Letter B5 Executi’e Labels A4 Letter Transparency films A4 Letter Legal Cassette Plain paper Legal 60 jjm: to 105 ghn~ Letter Envelope Cassette Envelope COM-1 O 60 g/m2 to 105 g/m~ MONAR[...]

Setting Up Attaching an optional feeder unit requires a wide space. Choose a wide and flat surface near the installed printer. After attaching a feeder unit to the printer, return the printer to the installation place. 1. ‘7 e. 3 . . Unpack the feeder unit and put it on a wide and flat surface. Remove the paper cassette if it is installed. NOTE: [...]

I 4. Release the side latches and open the front cover. Then remove the toner cartridge from the printer. 5. Replace thetonercartridgein thealuminum bag in which it was originally packed, or cover with a thick cloth to protect it from direct light. 96[...]

6. 7. Put the printer on the feeder unit by holding the hollows of both sides of the printer. Make sure the corners of the printer are aligned with on those of the feeder unit exactly. Make sure the four projections fit into the four holes. If all the projections do not fit into the holes, lift the printer and put it on the feeder unit again[...]

I 8. Insert four plastic clips securely into the four holes until they click. / ,.’ .,. .. ,.. --—— ‘.<~ .,.>4 ... ‘ w’ . ,,, “ ,.~’ ,/’ ‘ -... 9. Move the printer with a feeder unit to the installation place. Hold the printer with your fingers in the hollows of the feeder unit. 98[...]

paper. I 1 I Now, you are ready to use the optiona] feeder unit. Connect the power cord and turn on the printer, 99[...]

8.2 EXPANSION RAM BOARD AND RAM MODULE The Star LS-5EX printer has 1 MB memory and the Star LS-5TT has 2 MB memory as standard. You can expand this memory by installing the optional expansion RAM board. The expansion RAM board has either IMB memory or 2MB memory. You can add the memory size up to 6 MB by installing the RAM module on the board. 8.2.[...]

To install the module, align the connectors on both the board and the module, then slide it all the way in. To remove the module, pull the tab on the module to disconnect the connector. 101[...]

8.2.2 Installing the RAM Board into the Printer When you have finished installing the RAM module on the board, follow the procedures below to fit the RAM board into the printer. 1. 2. 3. 4. Turn the printer power off and remove the power cord from both the printer and the outlet. Remove the interface cable from both the printer and the computer. Op[...]

5. Insert the board into the left side, then slide it all the way in. 6. Remount the metal plate in place and secure it with three screws. 103[...]

I 7. Close the rear cover, and connect the interface cable and the power cord to the printer. 104[...]

I 8.3 FONT CARTRIDGE Fonts can be added to the printer by installing an optional Font Cartridge. The Font Cartridge is installed in the slot on the right side or the printer. Insert the Font Cartridge with the arrow label facing up. If the Font Cartridge is inserted upside down, the cartridge and/or printer may be damaged. 105[...]

I 8.4 TRUEIMAGE BOARD You can select the TrueImage mode with the Star LS-5EX printer by installing the optional Page Description Language (PDL) Board, and an optional Expansion RAM Board (at least IMB expansion). Follow the procedures below to install them. 1. Turn’ the printer power off and remove the power cord from both the printer and the out[...]

5. Insert the RAM board into the left side and the TrueImage board into the right side, then slide them all the way in. 6. Remount the metal plate in place and secure it with three screws. 107[...]

7. Close the rear cover, and connect the interface cable and the power cord W/-” 108[...]

Reference 9.1 SPECIFICATIONS . Type Laser beam page printer ● Engine Resolution: Speed: Warm up: . Emulation LS-5EX: LS-5TT: ● RAM Resident: Optional: . Host Interface Serial: Parallel: AppleTalk: . Default Settings: . Fonts Resident: Option: 300 x 300 dots per inch 5 pages per minutes for A4 size under I minute (at 20”C or 68”F) Standard: [...]

! ● Paper feeding: Front paper tray Cassette feed ● Paper size Plain paper: Letter, A4, Executive, B5 Envelope: COM- 10, Monarch, DL, C5 Labels: A4, Letter .Transparency films: A4, Letter . Paper weight (plain paper) Front paper tray: 60 g/mz to 135 g/mz Cassette feed: 60 g/m’ to 105 g/mz ● Printing area Requires a marign of 4mm from each e[...]

I 9.2 RELIABILITY ● Suggested monthly print volume 3000 prints . Definition of failure Any loss of operation that requires calling a service person. Operation errors and installation failures are not included. . Product life Five years or 150,000 prints, whichever comes first . MPBF 120,000 pages . Mean time to repair 30 minutes or less . Paper f[...]

9.3 PIN FUNCTIONS ON INTERFACES ● Paralle interface Pin No. Signal Name Direction Function 1 STROBE IN Goes from High to Low (for at least 0.5 microseconds) when data are valid. 2 DATA1 IN 3 DATA2 IN 4 DATA3 IN Eight-bit character data. 5 DATA4 IN DATA8 is the most significant 6 DATA5 IN bit; DATA I is the least 7 DATA6 IN significant bit. High i[...]

● Serial interface Pin No. Signal Name Direction Function 1 GND Chassis ground. 2 TXD OUT Carries data from the printer. 3 RXD IN Carries data to the printer. 4 RTS OUT On when the printer is ready to receive data. 5-6 N/C Unused. 7 GND Signal ground. 8-19 NIC Unused. 20 DTR OUT On when the printer is ready to receive data. ~ I--25 N/C Unused. 11[...]

9.4 COMMAND SUMMARY This section shows the summary of the commands that work with the Star LS-5 Series Printer. For details of those functions, refer to the optional Applications Manual. 9.4.1 Printer Control Language (PCL) Commands Job control commands Command Function <ESC> E Reset zESC> & /n H Paper source KESC> & /n X Select[...]

Positioning the cursor Command <BS> <HT> <LF> <FF> <CR> <SP> <ESC> & a n C <ESC> & a n H <ESC> & a n R <ESC> & a n V <ESC> & f ~Z S <ESC> * p n X <ESC> * p n Y <ESC> = Function Backspace Horizontal tab Line feed Form feed Carriage return Space Ho[...]

<ESC> ( s n H <ESC> ( s n P <ESC> ( S n S <ESC> ( S n T <ESC> ( S ~~ V <ESC> ) n <ESC> ) n X <ESC> j 3 @ <ESC> ) s n B <ESC> ) S n P <ESC> ) S t? H <ESC> ) S ?? S <ESC> ) S /z T <ESC> ) S n V Set primary font pitch Select primary font spacing type Select primary fon[...]

I <ESC> * r n A <ESC> * r n F <ESC> * r n S <ESC> * r n T <ESC> * t n R <ESC> * V n N <ESC> * V n O <ESC> * V n T Macro commands Start raster transfer Set raster image orientation Set raster area width Set raster area height Set raster resolution Set source transparency Set pattern transparency Set pa[...]

I 9.4.2 GU2 Commands Set-up commands Command <ESC> 7C tz A <ESC> 5% n B <ESC>’* C O T <ESC> * C n K <ESC> * C n L <ESC> * C n X <ESC> * c ~? Y Function Enter PCL mode Enter GL/2 mode Set picture frame ancher point Specify horizontal plot size Specify vertical plot size Set picture frame horizontal size Se[...]

Polygon group Command Function EA Edge absolute rectangle EP Edge polygon ER Edge relative rectangle EW Edge wedge FP Fill polygon PM Polygon mode RA Fill absolute rectangle RR Fill relative rectangle WG Fill wedge Line andfill attributes group Command AC FT. LA LT Pw RF SM SP Sv TR UL Wu Character group Command AD CF CP DI DR DT DV ., ES Function [...]

I FI FN LB LO SA SB SD S1 SL SR Ss TD Select primary font Select secondary font Define label Label origin Select alternate font Scalable or bitmap fonts Define standard font Set absolute character size Set character slant Set relative character size Select standard font Transparent data 120[...]

9.4.3 TrueImage Operators Stack operators Operator clear cleartomark copy count counttomark dup exch index mark pop roll Maths operators Operator abs add atan ceil ing Cos div exp floor idiv in log mod mul neg rand round rrand sin sqrt srand sub truncate Function Discard all elements Discard elements down through mark Duplicate top n elements Count[...]

Logical operators Operator and bitshift eq false ge gt le It ne not or true xor Function Logical I bitwise and Bitwise shift to hzh (positive is left) Test equal Push boolean value jtilse Test greater or equal Test greater than Test less or equal Test less than Test not equal Logical I bitwise not Logical I bitwise inclusive or Push boolean value t[...]

I Painting operators Operator eofill erasepage fill image imagemask stroke String operators Operator anchorseach copy eq forall ,ge get getinterval gt le length It ne put putinterval search string token Array operators Operator aload . array astore copy Function Fill using even-odd rule Paint current page white Fill current path with current color [...]

I forall Execute proc for each element of arraj get Get array element indexed by inde.r getinterval Subarray of arraj starting at inde.t for cvant elements length Number of elements in arr(i) put Put an? into array at ilzde.r putinterval Replace subarray ofarra~’ starting at inde.[by ,subarra] Packed array operators Operator aload copy currentpac[...]

maxlength Current capacity of diet put Associate kc}’ with value in dic~ store Replace topmost definition of key systemdict System dictionary userdict Writable dictionary in local VM where Find dictionary in which key is defined Control operators Operator Function countexecstack Count elements on exec stack exec Execute arbitrary object execstack[...]

I Font operators Operator ashow awidthshow currentfont define font findfont FontDirectory kshow makefont scalefont setfont show StandardEncoding string width widthshow Font cache operators Function Add (x. j) to width of each character while showing ,String Colmbine effects of ashow and widthshow Return current font dictionary Register,/i~nt as a f[...]

flush Send buffered data to standard output file tlushfile Send buffered data or read to EOF print Write string to standard output file prompt Executed when ready f’or interactive input pstack Print stack non-destructively using == read Read one character fronl,filc !-eddhexstring Read hex f’rom,~ile into string reudl ine Read line fromjile int[...]

grestore grestoreall gsave initgraphics null setdash setflat setgray sethsbcolor setlinecap setlinejoin setlinewidth setmiterlimit setrgbcolor setscreell settransfer usertime version Pop graphics state Pop to bottommost graphics state Push graphics state Reset graphics state parameters Push null on operand stack Set dash pattern for stroking Set tl[...]

Device set-up operators Operator Function copypage Transmit current page frarnedevice Install frame buffer device nulldevice Install no-output device showpage Transmit and reset current page Star original operators Operator a4tray b5tray c5envelope c5envelopetray corn 1 oenvelope com 1 Oenvelopetray dlenvelope dlenvelopetray dojamrecovery dorep exe[...]

Errors Operator dictfull dictstackoverflow dictstackunderflow execstackoverflow handleerror interrupt invalidaccess invalidexit invalidfileaccess invalidfont invalidrestore ioerror limitcheck nocurrentpoint rangechec~ stackoverflow stackunderflow syntaxerror timeout typecheck undefined undefinedfilename undefinedresult unmatchedmark unregistered VM[...]

9.5 CHARACTER SET TABLES ISO 60: Norwegian 131[...]

Roman Extension 132[...]

ISO 25: French 133[...]

HP German I I I I I I I I I 134[...]

ISO 15: Italian .0 1 2 3 4 “5 E 6 7 8 9 I A I E B c D E F 13.5[...]

I JIS ASCII 136[...]

ECMA-94 Latin 1 E .0 1 2 3 r 4 I 5 6 7 8 9 A B c D I E I F 137[...]

ECMA-94 Latin 1 — 138[...]

ISO 11: Swedish o 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5 % 5 <FF> c / <J-lo-l 1-1o-1 E ‘ 139[...]

US-ASCII 140[...]

ISO 61: Norwegian F .0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B .E c D E F 141[...]

ISO 4: UK 142[...]

ISO 69: French 143[...]

ISO 21: German 144[...]

,0 1 2 3 4 “5 6 7 8 9 A B c D E .r F 145[...]

1s0 57: 146[...]

ISO 17: Spanish E ,0 1 2 3 4 -5 6 7 8 9 A B c D E F 147[...]

ISO 2: IRV 148[...]

/S0 10: Swedish ,0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B c D E F 149[...]

ISO 16: Portuguese 150[...]

I 84: Portuguese 151[...]

ISO 85: Spanish 152[...]

.0 1 2 3 4 -5 6 7 8 9 E B c D E F o 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1.53[...]

Roman-8 154[...]

IBM-PC(US) 155[...]

IBM-PC(US) 156[...]

IBM-PC(Denmark7Norway) 157[...]

IBM-PC(Denmark7Norway) 158[...]

PC-850 159[...]

c D E F 160[...]

9.6 RESIDENT FONT SAMPLES 9.6.1 PCL5 Fonts Courier 12-point (10 cpi) Courier Bold 12-point (10 cpi) Courier Italic 1 2-point (10 cpi) Courier IO-point (12 cpi) Courier Bold lo-point (12 cpi) Courier ttalic 10-point ( I 2 cpi) Line Printer 8.5-point ( 16.6 cpi) Univers Medium ! M#$%& f ( ) *+, -. /0123456789 : ;<=>?C!M3CDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSI U[...]

Univers Medium Italic !“#$ N& ‘()‘ +,../OI2s456789:; < = > ? @A BCDEFGHlJKLA41V0PQR.S TUVWXYZ 111’-’abcdefghijklmnopwstuvvvvz{ 1) - a Univers Bold !“#$0A8L’()* + ,-./01 23456789:; < = > ? @ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPORSTUVWXYZ [U”-’abcdefghijklmnopqmtuvwxyz{ }- B Univers Bold Italic !“#$”A&ro * +,..Ol2sds67a9:; K = [...]

9.6.2 TrueImage Fonts Arial I“#$O~&’()*+,./()l 23456789: ;<=>~@AB CD EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTU VWXYZ~]A -’abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{l}- Arial Bold Y y’#$YO&’()*+,../CII 23456789:;<=>? B CDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY @]A -’abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{l}- Arial Bold Oblique .I’’#$s&’()*+,-./o IZ345678g:;<=> ?@AB CDEF[...]

I Century Schoolbook Italic ,l’’#$~>&’()*+,., J 0123456789:;<=> ?6M CDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[ 1]”-<abcdefghijklm nopqrstuvwxyz{ I }- Cen[ury Schoolbook Roman !“#$%&’()*+,-. /O123456789: ;< =>?@AB CDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZl ] ‘-’abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{ I }- Courie; ! “#$%&‘ ( ) *+, -. /0 12345678[...]

ITC Bookman Demi ITC Bookman Demi Italic ITC Bookman Light ITC Bookman Light Italic ITC Zapf’ Chancery Medium Italic ITC Zapf Dingbats Symbol Times New Roman Times New Roman Bold Times New Roman Bold Italic !“#$’30&’()*+,-. /Ol23456789:: <=>? @UICDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVW XYz[ 1 A ‘abcdefghijklmnopqrstuv Wxyz{ I }: ,,,//$%&,o*+,[...]

Times New Roman Italic !“#$%& ‘(j* +,-., (712.$ 4.56 ?89:; - ~~~; ?@.WC DE”FGHIJKL,iLV”OPQl(sS1’ 1~1 ‘L1’.IJ”Zl]~- ‘ah ccicj~h~”k[tl)iT(~~>q)-.~ti(~~~lx~:{ )- Zapf Calligraphic Bold !“#$~O &’()*+,../olzs4 s67s9:;< =>?@ABC DEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ [] ‘–’abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{ l}- Zapf Calligraphic[...]

Glossary ASCII (as’ kee) — a standardized and commonly accepted numerical code that represents letters, numbers, and symbols, as well as command sets. ASCII stands for American Standard Code for Information Interchange. Baud— a measure of the speed at which information is transmitted. The baud rate, which is set for serial transmissions, is a[...]

Fixing assembly — The assembly used to fix the toner on to the paper or other material using heat and pressure in printing process. It is located inside the printer and it gets extremely hot during the operation. Font — a set of letters, numbers, and symbols of the same typeface design. Font cartridge — Font cartridges contain fonts which can[...]

Portrait — printing on paper across its narrower dimension. such as a letter on paper that is 8.5 in. wide and 11 in. high: portrait pictures are usually taller than they are wide. Proportional type — a typeface in which some letters take up more room on u printed line than others, such as W taking more space than [. The spticing of the letters[...]

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Index A’ Air vent, 4 ALARM indicator, 43 AppleTalk interface, 6, 35 Applications manual, I Auto selection, 57 B ~ BAD CHAR CODE message, 84 BAD FONT CODE message, 84 BAD FONT DATA message, 84 Basic operation. 53 Bitmap font, 109 Buttons, 39-42 c CANNOT DOWNLOAD message, 84 CANNOT ROTATE message, 84 Carrying the printer, 14 CART CHANGED message, 8[...]

I Initial setting, 63 INPUT OVERFLOW message, 84 Inside view, 5 INSUFFICIENT RAM message. 8 I Interface, 54 Interface cable. 35 Iinterfie signals. 112 L Landscape orientation. 6 I Laser printing. 1 LaserJet emulation. 1 LaserWriter emulation, I LCAS CHANGE message. 82 LCAS REFILL massage. 80 Light indicators. 43 LINE ERROR message. 84 LOAD CASS mes[...]

,. s Scalable font, 109 Self test, 44 Serial interface, 6, 55 Service call message. 78 SET EP CARTRIDGE message, 80 Side latch, 4 Specifications, 109 Stains, 92 Status messages, 86 Status sheet, 44,45 STATUS SHEET message, 86 Streaky prints, 90 ,..— ! ~—T–-~ TEST button, 40 TEST page, 44 TEST PAGE message, 86 Toner cartridge, 5, 9, 18, 71 TRA[...]

Consumer Response Star Micronics Co., Ltd. invites your suggestions and comments on your printer and this manual. Please address your correspondence to: Worldwide Headquarters: STAR MICRONICS CO.. LTD. 20-10 Nakayoshida Shizuoka, JAPAN 422-91 Attn: Product Manager American Market: STAR MICRONICS AMERICA, INC. 420 Lexington Avenue, Suite 2702-25 New[...]

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