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Configuration Mode PcOS Series 150 Programmer's Guide
Page 94 Rev G 12/14/99
Feature Configuration
The Series 150 Printer has many configurable features. The following section discusses these features
and the possible configurations. An operator can configure most of the features by manipulating the
key panel in configuration mode. This method is termed manual configuration.
Features can be configured by the CFG150 program. This program runs on most standard personal
computers. Refer to the CFG90/150 User’s Guide (PN 100-01082) for a description on how CFG
operates. This section lists the configurations that can be set by CFG150.
Configuration features are grouped into six categories. Each category has several features, and each
feature has one or more selections. The following table lists all the groups, features, and selections.
The default factory settings are indicated with an “*”
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which may not be the same as initial power up
configuration.
General Recommendation
Emulation
Mode
The Series 150 Printer supports several emulation modes,
Normal (IBM), EPOS (Epson), MICROLINE (Okidata), Star
(Star), NCR2567 (NCR), or Telpar.
Normal
EPOS
MICROLINE
Star
NCR2567
Telpar
Configuration The Series 150 Printer supports several emulations and
custom configurations. These options are intended to support
those special modes.
Normal
Option 1
Epson Emulation: [ESC] 3 <n> sets line spacing. The default
resolution is n/144. With this option, the resolution will be
n/360.
Epson Emulation: [ESC] ! <n> sets print mode. The default is
normally 17 characters per inch (cpi). With this option, the
cpi is 20.
Microline Emulation: [CAN] will return the printer to default.
NCR2567 Emulation: sets the printer to six-line validation.
Option 2
Microline Emulation: enables [SOH] [DC1] (select code) and
[SOH] [DC3] (deselect code).
NCR2567 Emulation: allows the printer to select extended
IBM Code.
Option 3
Option 4
Microline Emulation: enables [SOH] [DC3] (select code) and
[SOH] [DC1] (deselect code).
Option 5
Microline Emulation: the 12 cpi command changes to 24 cpi.
Option 6
Option 7
Graphics The default print mode for graphics can be set to bidirectional
for fastest print or unidirectional for the best print quality.
Bidirectional
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The factory defaults can be altered by customer order.