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Printer Preparation

Steady

(yellow)

Steady

(red)

7

Error indications during charging

When normal charging is impossible because of problems with the printer or the battery pack
or because of the surrounding environment, an error is indicated. (See page 17)

7

Charging warning

When the charging environment
range is not satisfied

The POWER LED flashes yellow and the
ERROR LED is steady red and charging
stops. After the charging environment range
is restored, charging restarts.

If the temperature of the battery
pack or the inside of the printer is
too low or too high before starting
to charge or while charging the
battery pack:

The POWER LED flashes yellow and the
ERROR LED is steady red and charging
stops. When these temperatures are restored
to the charging range, charging restarts.

7

Charging error

When there is a battery pack or
printer problem

The POWER LED is steady yellow, the
ERROR LED is steady red and charging stops
instantly.

When a charging error has
occurred, immediately stop
charging and contact the
retailer where you purchased it
or a repairman.

Flashing

(yellow)

Steady

(red)

Battery Pack Charging Method

Summary of Contents for PD 24 PD-24 PD-24

Page 1: ...User s Manual Handy Printer PD 24...

Page 2: ...uct names in this manual are trademarks or registered trademarks of relevant companies Information in this document is subject to change without notice Copyright 2006 by CITIZEN SYSTEMS JAPAN CO LTD U...

Page 3: ...he Power Source 24 Turning the Power On 24 Turning the Power Off 24 Loading the Paper 25 Recommended Papers 25 Loading Roll Paper 26 Loading cut sheet paper 27 3 Connecting the printer to a PC or othe...

Page 4: ...es that the product Trade Name CITIZEN Product Name Printer Model Number PD 24 confirms to the following specifications Regulation FCC Part 15B Class B Test Method ANSI C63 4 2003 and therefore is in...

Page 5: ...tee Keng Zi Subdistrict Office Long Gang District Shen zhen 518122 P R China in 2005 to which this declaration relates is in conformity with the following standards EMC EN 55022 1998 EN61000 3 2 2000...

Page 6: ...ouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the eq...

Page 7: ...on Indicates a situation where there is a high probability of the death or serious injury of a person Indicates that if a person uses the machine improperly by failing to obey this instruction there i...

Page 8: ...not use it in any of the following locations otherwise it will malfunction In a car that is exposed to the sun in any place exposed to direct sunlight near a heater etc In a place where the temperatu...

Page 9: ...e print quality will fall and the service life of the print head printing unit will be reduced Do not perform printing and do not push the paper feed button while there is no paper in the printer The...

Page 10: ...using it If the terminals of the battery pack are dirty clean them with a soft cloth The battery pack performs a chemical reaction so use it considering this characteristic Charge the battery pack wh...

Page 11: ...to direct sunlight Very humid places and places where it would be exposed to oily smoke or steam Place where there is violent vibration or an unstable place If it is used near a radio or similar appl...

Page 12: ...n the copy Do not keep the paper in contact with a PVC film etc for a long time Avoid ammonia Keep it away from paper copied on a copier that uses ammonia Do not let perspiration on your hands or oil...

Page 13: ...ter Purchase as needed Specialized RS 232C cable PD79921 0S Specialized USB cable PD79920 0S Specialized battery pack charger PD69923 0S for USA CANADA PD69926 0S for EUROPE Roll Paper PD79920 0S Batt...

Page 14: ...ds approximately 300 mm 1 feet then stops But even if it is continuously held down it feeds a specified length of paper then stops It will not feed if there is no paper 2 MENU Button It is used to set...

Page 15: ...s close the cover when not using the AC adaptor 8 AC Adaptor Terminal Use this terminal to connect the accessory AC adaptor 9 Paper Check Window Use this to check that the roll paper is properly set a...

Page 16: ...continuously or flashing according to the status of the printer The POWER LED and the STATUS LED emit either green orange or yellow and the ERROR LED emits red in combinations that indicate the status...

Page 17: ...green yellow Motor overheated Steady Not on 1 green orange Low battery Not on Not on 1 green Battery charging Not on Not on 1 yellow Battery fully charged Steady Not on Not on 1 green or not on Batter...

Page 18: ...r closed 4 Paper End Black Mark Detection Sensor Detects whether or not paper is loaded 7 About the Black Mark This is a black sensing mark that is pre printed on the paper s print side Once the black...

Page 19: ...ion opening This opening is used to insert the cut sheet paper 3 Roll paper cover This is the cover of the roll paper Printer Underside 1 Battery cover Open the battery cover to remove the battery pac...

Page 20: ...wn by the arrow 3 Close the battery cover and push the part shown by the arrow Be sure that the cover is properly closed Installing the Battery Pack The battery pack is not charged when it is shipped...

Page 21: ...arging of the battery pack is completed normally all LED s are off 7 When the printer is operating powered by the battery pack Charging does not occur when the printer is receiving data printing or fe...

Page 22: ...rging restarts If the temperature of the battery pack or the inside of the printer is too low or too high before starting to charge or while charging the battery pack The POWER LED flashes yellow and...

Page 23: ...ctly and slide it in the direction shown by the arrow 3 The charging lamp flashes green and charging starts When charging is completed it turns off When to charge the battery pack When the battery pac...

Page 24: ...to restore the power Be careful because all temporary settings in the printer downloaded character data text size etc are reset to the VuePrint menu settings when power is turned on again This functio...

Page 25: ...8 5 mm 0 32 in 0 33 in Neither glued nor folded at its inner end Recommended designated paper Nippon Seishi Co Ltd TF50 KS E2D The thickness of paper that can be used by auto sheet load ranges from 6...

Page 26: ...ly 3 After pulling the end of the roll paper towards you push the cover close locations with both hands to close the roll paper cover Pull the roll paper straight to prevent looseness Looseness causes...

Page 27: ...ge 12 When paper is used up during printing When paper is used up during printing printing stops and the ERROR LED flashes red When this happens do not turn off the printer power If you do any remaini...

Page 28: ...when shipped from factory is infrared interface IrDA mode If it is a Bluetooth version printer the default setting is set to Bluetooth Connecting the accessory specialized RS 232C cable and turning on...

Page 29: ...onnection range provided in the specifications There are devices that cannot be connected within 10 cm 0 33 feet of the light receiver A communication error may occur if it is used connected to anothe...

Page 30: ...cable Use the separately sold specialized RS 232C cable PD79921 0S To a PC or other device to be connected Serial Port Specialized RS 232C cable sold separately 1 Turn off the power to the printer and...

Page 31: ...ut the orientation of the connector Trying to connect the cable forcibly causes accidents 3 Connect the other end of the cable to the USB port on the device to be connected If the connection is done u...

Page 32: ...ess networking and items such as Microwave ovens all operate in the same frequency band as this Bluetooth version device Our device is manufactured to ensure it complies with all normal operation stan...

Page 33: ...2 Press the MENU button to change the POWER LED from flashing green to steady orange and start self printing Steady orange Even if the MENU button is pushed during self print self print will not be do...

Page 34: ...een Flashing green 3 While the STATUS LED is flashing green press the MENU button changing the STATUS LED from green to orange lighting up the POWER LED in steady green then when the STATUS LED turns...

Page 35: ...d STATUS LED light up green then printing starts and only the STATUS LED is steady green 2 According to what is printed on the paper set each item with the printer buttons See Setting Procedure and Me...

Page 36: ...witching off Do you want to change the settings Do you want to print out the new default settings Prints End Menu then power is automatically cut off Printer settings Renewing the changed contents Do...

Page 37: ...gth Cable IF parity Cable IF stop bit Cable IF flow control IrCZ baudrate IrCZ stop bit Bluetooth Mode BOND history deletion Bluetooth inquiry Bluetooth pin code Bluetooth encryption Setting change Me...

Page 38: ...38 Printer Settings 7 Setting contents printing example 7 Setting change procedure printing example Setting the Modes...

Page 39: ...alues Thermal media 0 10cpi Roman Italic USA USA Setting range Thermal media Copy thermal media 2 1 0 1 2 10cpi 12cpi 15cpi proportional 17cpi 20cpi Roman Sans serif Courier Prestige Script Italic Gra...

Page 40: ...lected in the factory When set to Valid the serial interface will take priority when the cable is connected and the printer power is ON Selects communication speed Valid only for RS232C interface Init...

Page 41: ...pin code Valid only for Bluetooth interface This menu sets Bluetooth pin code but prints only during Optional designation Top Menu Interface settings Sub Menu Cable IF data length Cable IF parity Cab...

Page 42: ...er 3 Bluetooth mode The connected device side may request validation In such a case set Bluetooth mode to BOND from Menu setting mode see page 35 to perform validation During this operation the entry...

Page 43: ...changes the LED sequence The LEDs will change to show the next interface available according to the sequence in the diagram This does not actually select the interface 3 Pressing the MENU button will...

Page 44: ...able to use it with ease When taking care of it be careful not to touch the cutter teeth You may be injured Never bring any hard object in contact with the head This may result in damage to the unit...

Page 45: ...ught on the gear Printer is not properly con nected to other device with cable Paper is jammed in the printer Devices are either too close together or too far apart Infrared ports are not on axis Solu...

Page 46: ...aper sheets cut paper copy thermal paper sheets cut paper thermal roll paper 1 12 mm 4 41 in TF50 KS E2D Nippon Seishi TLC 25 black Naigai Carbon Ink If any paper other than the recommended designated...

Page 47: ...cter Code Page 33page Windows Page 5page Roman Sans Serif Prestige Elite Courier Script 69 columns But if the character size and character interval in any of the above cases are 0 46 columns 10CPI 55...

Page 48: ...ld separately When the battery pack is mounted on the printer it can be charged using an AC adapter But it cannot be charged during data reception and during printing Min 25 000 lines ASCII slide patt...

Page 49: ...3 2 EN61000 3 3 Battery Rated voltage 7 2V Rated amperage 2 0A AC adaptor Rated voltage 8 0V Rated amperage 2 0A 55 dB A by EN ISO 7779 147 W x 140 D x 63 43 H mm 5 79 W x 5 51 D x 2 48 1 69 H in Excl...

Page 50: ...R High when the printer can receive Low when it cannot receive 7 IFSEL Cable judgement when the optional RS232C cable is connected to the printer 8 DSR IN XON OFF Not used DTR DSR High when the host c...

Page 51: ...Theoretical rating 0 Low level 1 High level Reception angle Vertically 15 right or left 15 Infrared interface 7 IrDA method Transfer method Infrared transfer method Transfer wave Wave length peak 850...

Page 52: ...ass 2 Class 3 Coding 128 bit Security level Link Standard PIN Prepared 16 digits specification PIN code Lower 4 digits of the BD address Profile Serial Port Profile USB Interface 7 Specifications Pin...

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