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Section 5: Printer Configuration
M84Pro Service Manual PN 9001111A Page 5-21
IEEE1284
ACK SIGNAL 00.5
If the printer is placed in the Single Item Buffer Mode (DSW2-5 = ON), this
selection allows the width of the IEEE1284 ACK pulse to be set. In the Multi-
Item Buffer Mode, this display will be skipped.The range is 0.5 µsec to 10
µsec.
1. Use the LINE key to step the display to the desired option. The setting will
advance in increments of 0.1 µsec each time the CURSOR key is pressed
until the setting reaches 10.0 µsec when it will wrap around to the 0.5
µsec setting.
2. Press the FEED key to select the option and advance to the next display
SERVICE MODE The Service mode is exited by powering the printer off and then back on.
COUNTERS MODE
The Counters Mode is provided to allow the user to access the internal printer cousters.
LCD DISPLAY DEFINITION
ADVANCED MODE The Counter Mode is accessed from the Advanced Mode. Press the
CURSOR keys to step to the Counter Mode.
COUNTERS MODE Press the FEED key to advance the display to the counter selections.
COUNTERS
HD CUT LIFE
The counters are identified in the display as:
HD: Head Counter (should be reset when print head is replaced)
CUT: Cutter Counter
LIFE: Life Counter (cannot be reset)
1. Use the LINE key to step the cursor to the desired counter; Head (HD)
counter or the LIFE counter. The default position is the Head Counter.
HEAD COUNTER
0.5M
2. Press the FEED key to select the desired option. The current value (in
meters) stored in the counter will be displayed. The maximum number of
digits displayed is 8.
3. Press the FEED key again to advance the counter to the Clear mode. All
counters with the exception of the LIFE counter will be cleared.
HEAD COUNT CLEAR
YES NO
4. Use the LINE key to select the desired option. If wanting to read the
counter value only, select NO. If wanting to read the counter and reset it to
0.0, select YES.
5. Press the FEED key to return to the Counters Mode display.
COUNTERS MODE 6. To exit the Counters Mode, turn power to the printer off and then back on.
LCD DISPLAY DEFINITION