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COMMUNICATIONS
COMMISSION
RADIO
FREQUENCY
INTERFERENCE
STATEMENT
Warning:
This
equipment
has
been
certified
to comply
with
the limits for
a
Class
B
computing
device,
pursuant
to
Subpart
J
of
Part
15
of FCC
rules.
INSTRUCTIONS
TO USER: This
equipment
generates and
uses
radio
frequency
energy and if
not
installed
and
used
properly,
that
is, in
strict
accordance
with
the
manufacturer’s
instructions
(operating
instructions,
reference
manuals,
and
the service
manual),
may
cause
interference
to radio
or television
reception.
It
has
been
type
tested
and found
to
comply
with
the
limits
for
a Class
B
computing
device
in accordance with the
specifications
in
Subpart
J
of Part
15
of
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rules,
which
are designed
to
provide
reasonable
protection
against
such
interference
when
operated
in
a
residential
installation.
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there
is
no
guarantee
that
interference will
not
occur
in
a
particular
installation.
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and
tape
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and tape
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equipment
does cause
interference
to
radio or
television reception,
which
can
be
determined
by turning
NO
POSTAGE
the
equipment
off
and
on, the user
is
encouraged
to try
to
correct the
interference
by
one
or more
of
the
following
UNITED
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measures:
•
Reorient the receiving
antenna.
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MAIL
• Relocate
the
equipment
with
respect
to the
receiver.
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CLASS
PERMIT
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ARMONK,
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the
equipment
away
from
the
receiver.
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equipment
into
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outlet
so
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Department
583
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and
receiver
are on
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branch
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card
mounting
screws,
attachment
connector
screws,
and ground
wires
are tightly
secured.

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card
slot covers
are
in place when
no
card
is
installed.
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not offered by
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used
with
this
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is suggested that
you use
shielded,
grounded
cables with
in-line
filters, if necessary.
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consult
your
dealer
service
representative
or
an experienced
radio/television
technician
for additional
suggestions.
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may
find the
following
booklet
prepared
by
the
Federal
Communication
Commission
helpful:
How
to
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& Resolve Radio-TV
Interference
Problems
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Printing
Office,
Washington
D. C., 20402,
Stock
Number
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is not
responsible for
any radio
or TV
interference
caused by
unauthorized modifications
to
this
equipment.
It is the responsibility
of
the user
to
correct
such
interference.
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herein
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Guide to
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iv

indicator
lights
Check
3-20
Power
3-20
printer
3-20
Ready
3-20
ink capping mechanism
3-28
ink
supply pumping
3-30
loading
ink
cartridges
3-38
locking
the
carriage
3-24
operation
of
the
printer
ordering
supplies
C-2
paper
loading
3-3
loading
continuous
form
3-12
loading
cut
sheet
3-4
loading
roll microperforated
paper
3-8
using
transparencies
3-17
print
modes
Bold
3-17
dual
color
3-47
multicolor
3-48
text
3-46
print
modes
table
3-45
print
verification
3-27
printer
components 2-2
printer
self test
3-40
printer
self
test pattern 3-42
printer
specifications
B-i
printer
supplies
C-i
printer,
how
an ink-jet
printer
works
F-i
printer,
initialized
state
of
D-1
problem
determination
procedures
4-i
Check
light
on
4-3
ink in
cartridge
4-5
ink
supply
pumping
performed
once 4-4
ink supply
pumping
several
times
4-4
Power
light
on
4-2
Ready
light on
4-3
L1
power
3-2
switches
Form Feed
3-19
Line
Feed
3-19
Online/Offline
3-19
printer
control
3-19
unlocking
the carriage
3-21
unpacking
the printer 2-3
safety
guidelines
electrical
plug
1-2
electrical
shock
1-3
34
grounded
cord
1-2
Screen
Copy
program
G-1
storing
printer
E-5
switch
L1
Preface
This publication
provides
you with
an
introduction
to
the
IBM
Color
Jetprinter.
Included
are
instructions
for
setup, problem
determination
procedures
(PDP5),
control
codes,
character
sets and
specifications.
This
publication
is
intended
for
anyone
who
will
be
setting
up or
using
the IBM
Color
Jetprinter.
This
manual
has
six
sections including
a
set of
appendixes:
“Section
1.
Introduction” highlights
some
of the
major
functions
of
the printer.
“Section
2.
Setup”
contains
instructions
for
unpacking
and setting
up
your
printer,
and
installing
“screen
copy”
and
print spooler
programs,
as
well
as running
the printer
Self
Test.
“Section
3.
Operation”
introduces
the user
to the
functions
of
the
printer.
“Section
4.
Problem
Determination
Procedures
(PDPs)”
assists
you
in correcting
problems
that
may occur
during
setup
and/or
normal
operations.
“Section
5.
Printer
Control
Codes”
explains
the
special
control
codes
you
can use
to
tell
your
printer
how
and what
to
print.
“Section
6.
Appendixes”
contains information
on
the
character
sets
and
specifications
of
your
printer.
L1
transporting
the printer
E-i
X-2

Related Publications
Index
If needed, additional
technical information can
be
found
in the
IBM
Color
Jetprinter Technical
Reference Guide (Fart
No. 1686287[Form No.
S544-3120])
or the
IBM Color Jetprinter
ESC N
5-7
Hardware Maintenance
and Service Manual (Fart
ESC 0
57
No.
1686275/Form
No. 5544-3121]).
. ESC S 5-7
attach parallel prrnter cable
2-8
C
attach power cord 2-7
ESC
5-8
ESCO
5-8
ESC2 5-8
ESC5 5-8
ESC6
5-8
ESC
7 5-8
carriage locking
lever (blue) 3-24
ESC— 5-8
carriage locking
lever
EUS
5-8
positions 3-26
FF
5-8
carriage unlocking lever
FIT 5-8
(blue) 3-22
LF 5-9
changing ink
cartridges 3-34
NUL
5-9
character set 1 A-i
SBC
5-9
character set 1 table A-2
SFC
5-9
character set
2 A-i
si
5-9
character set 2 table
A-4
SIC 5-9
character sets A-i
so
5-10
checking ink
levels
3-35
$p
5-10
Color Chart program
G-5
SPR 5-10
color
printing
3-49
SPS 5-10
control codes, printer
5-i
sw 5-iO
BS 5-i
VT 5-10
BUS 54
control panel,
printer 3-i8
CAN
5-2
CR
5-2
CR1 5-2
DCi 5-4
DC2 5-4
DC3 5-4
DC4
55 diskette
programs
G-i
DSV 5-5
ESCB
5-5
ESCC 5-5
ESCD 5-6
ESCG
5-6
ESCI
5-6
ESC H
5-6 error
function,
no paper 3-43
ESC K
5-6
vi
Index

Section
1.
Introduction
For
Assistance .
Safety Guidelines
Section
2.
Setup
Introduction
Components
Section 3. Operation
Printer
Power Switch
Loading Paper
Loading Cut
Sheet Paper
Loading Roll
Microperforated Paper
Loading Continuous Form
Pin
Feed
Microperforated
Paper
Using Transparencies
Printer Control Panel
Printer Control Switches
Printer Indicator
Lights
Unlocking the
Carriage
Locking
the
Carriage
Print
Verification
Ink Capping
Mechanism
Ink Supply Pumping
Changing
Ink Cartridges
Checking Ink
Levels
Loading Ink Cartridges
Printer Self Test
Printer Self Test Pattern
No Paper Error
Function
Bold Print Function
Print
Modes
Text
Mode
Raster Image
Mode (Dual Color)
Raster Image Mode (Multicolor)
Color Printing
Contents
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1-1
1-2
1-2
2-1
2-1
2-2
3-1
3-2
3-3
3-4
3-8
3-12
3-17
3-18
3-19
3-20
3-21
3-24
3-27
3-28
3-30
3-34
3-35
3-38
3-40
3-42
3-43
3-44
3-45
3-46
3-47
3-48
3-49
U
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Section
4.
Problem
Determination
Procedures
(PDPs)
4-i
oior
hart
Program
Other Mechanical
Error
Conditions
. . . 4-6
Section
5.
Printer
Control
Codes 54
The Color
Chart
program
prints
sample colors
printed
by
your Color
Jetprinter
for
graphics
and
Appendix
A.
Character
Sets A-i
text print
modes.
Character
Set
1 (1 of 2)
A-2
Character
Set
1 (2
of 2)
A-3
When
your
DOS system
is
operational, insert
the
Character
Set
2
(1 of
2) A-4
IBM supplied
diskette
and enter
Character
Set 2 (2
of
2)
A-5
COLCHART
Appendix
B.
Printer
Specifications
B-i
and
press
the
enter key.
Appendix
C.
Supplies
C-i
IBM
Color Jetprinter
Supplies
C-2
Note:
Your
Color Jetprinter
should
be
on-line
To Order
IBM
Supplies
C-3
and ready
when
you
enter
the
above
command.
Appendix
D.
Initialized
State
of the
Printer
D-i
Appendix
E.
Transporting
and Storing
the
Printer
E-i
Transporting the Printer
E-1
Storing the
Printer
E-5
Appendix
F.
What is
an
Ink-jet
Printer?
F-i
Appendix
G.
Diskette
Programs G-i
Screen
Copy Program
G-1
How
to
Install
the
Screen
Copy
Program
G-3
How
to
Use the
Screen
Copy
Program
G-4
Color
Chart
Program
G-5
Index
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