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‘III
color
plotter
printer
(end)
(WITH
WARRANTY
CARD)
operating
instructions
Warranty
card
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
PAGE
PARTS
AND
FUNCTIONS
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CONNECTIONS
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SETTING
THE
PAPER.
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6
SETTING AND
CHANGING
THE
PENS
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10
INTERFACE
SPECIFICATIONS.
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14
COMMANDS
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19
SPECIFICATIONS
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24
APPENDICES.
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25
1.
CHARACTER
CODE
TABLE
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25
2.
CONNECTION
TO
SPECIFIC
COMPUTERS.
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26
3.
PROGRAM
EXAMPLES
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4.
EASY
CONNECTIONS
TO
DIFFERENT
MICROCOMPUTERS.
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32
NOTE:
® |n
this
manual,
the
plotter
represents
the
CE-515P
COLOR
PLOTTER
PRINTER.
®
This
unit
prints
as
moving
the
paper.
For
pretty
printing,
refer
to
“SETTING
THE
PAPER."”
PARTS
AND
FUNCTIONS
(Top
of
the
unit)
AC
adaptor
(EA-57A)
Plotter
cover
i
Power
lamp
POWER
==
'
Paper
feed
key
a—2g
v—
)
Paper
rewind
key
COLOR
T
-
i
Roll
paper
cover
Paper
select
lever
Color
change
key
(Rear
of
the
unit)
NI
OFF
POWER
ON
___
®
PARALLEL
S-23¢
Sf——
A
DIP
SW
Lo
cer
Co]
~d
S
e
Y
Power
switch—
L—
Reset
button
Terminal
for
AC
adaptor
—
DIP
switches
Terminal
for
ground
RS-232C
connector
Parallel
connector
(Plotter
printer
unit)
Roller
Pen
fastener
Pen
holder
POWER
[
A
]
COLOR
CHANGE
OFF
POWER
ON
e
Paper
select
lever
Power
lamp
(green)
Lights
when
the
power
switch
is
turned
on,
Paper
feed
key
Paper
is
fed
for
one
second
at
one-tenth
the
normal
paper
feed
speed
whenever
this
key
is
pressed.
If
this
key
is
held
down,
paper
will
be
fed
at
normal
speed.
Paper
rewind
key
When
this
key
is
pressed,
paper
is
rewound
for
one
second
at
one-tenth
the
normal
speed.
If
this
key
is
held
down,
the
paper
will
be
rewound
at
the
normal
speed.
Color
change
key
When
this
key
is
pressed,
the
pen
holder
rotates
and
changes
the
color
of
the
pen.
This
key
can
be
used
with
the
paper
feed
key
to
demonstrate
or
test
the
model.
For
details,
refer
to
page
13.
Power
switch
When
this
switch
is
turned
on,
the
power
lamp
lights
and
the
Plotter
Pen
holder
slides
all
the
way
to
the
left.
The
pen
holder
then
rotates
until
the
black
pen
is
in
position
to
print.
The
Plotter
Pen
assembly
then
moves
to
the
left
margin.
Reset
button
The
plotter
may
temporarily
malfunction
if
subjected
to
strong
static
electricity
or
electrical
‘‘noise.”
In
this
case,
press
this
button
to
restore
the
unit
to
normal
operation.
Parallel
connector
RS-232C
connector
DIP
switch
Refer
to
the
section
titied
““Connec-
tions’’
on
page
4,
CONNECTIONS
1.
To
Connect
the
AC
Adaptor
Before
connecting
the
power
cord,
check
that
the
AC
adaptor
(EA-57A)
matches
the
voltage
of
the
power
source.
|If
the
voltage
does
not
match,
the
plotter
may
maifunction.
1)
Make
sure
that
the
main
power
switch
of
the
plotter
is
turned
off.
Then
connect
the
AC
adaptor
with
the
main
unit’s
AC
adaptor
terminal.
2)
Plug
the
AC
adaptor
into
the
wall
socket.
2.
To
Set
the
DIP
Switches
The
DIP
switches
are
used
to
match
the
plotter’s
functions
with
those
of
the
computer
or
other
devices
connected.
The
functions
shown
below
can
be
selected.
Switch
number
ON
OFF
SW1
7
bits
8
bits
Sw2
Parallel
RS-232C
Sw3
sSwa
CR/LF
CR
SW5
L1
L2
SwWi1
Sets
the
length
of
the
data
to
be
received
by
the
RS-232C
interface
at
either
7
or
8
bits.
Sw2
Sets
the
interface
to
Parallel
or
RS-232C.
SW3
This
switch
should
always
be
set
at
the
ON
position.
SW4
Specifies
whether
CR+LF
or
CR
is
executed
when
CR
codes
are
received.
SW5
Sets the
input
signal
level
of
the
RS-232C
Interface
to
the
RS-232C
(L1)
or
TTL
(L2)
level,
®
Before
you
set
the
DIP switches,
be
sure
to
turn
the
power
switch
off,
®
SW6
is
not
used
with
this
plotter.
Parailel
cable
ol
cable
3.
To
Connect
the
Cables
To
connect
the
plotter
to
a
computer
or
other
device,
use
the
cables
specified
below.
Model
Cable
Setting
the
SW2
DIP
switch
PC-56000
CE-515L
OFF
PC-1500
(1500A)
CE-515L
OFF
+CE-158
EA-168C
ON
IBM-PC
PN.
1111019
ON
The
RS-232C
cable
is
connected
to
the
RS-232C
connector
on
the
rear
of
the
unit.
The
parallel
cable
is
connected
to
the
parallel
connector
on
the
rear
of
the
unit.
Check
that
the
setting
of
the
SW2
DIP
switch
matches
the
cable
it
is
connected
with.
Before
you
connect
the
cables,
turn
off
both
the
plotter
and
the
computer,
etc.
SETTING
THE
PAPER
1.
To
feed
cut
sheet
paper
@
In
accordance
with
the
instructions
on
the
plotter
cover,
set
the
paper
select
lever
for
the
size
of
the
paper
to
be
used.
The
exact
size
of
the
paper
may
be
affected
by
temperature
and
humidity,
so
finely
adjust
the
paper
select
lever
to
the
width
of
the
paper
used.
Paper
select
lever
A6
ROLL
PAPER
AS
pm———=
B5
A4
US
LETTER
1]
1
1
,
1
T
L
11
|~y
|
@
Hold
the
paper
only
along
its
edges.
If
the
paper
is
soiled
by
grease
or
sweat,
the
plotter
characters
may
be
blurred.
/
Roller
%E
Ny
==
®
R
I
A
i=
The
left
wall
inside
the
unit
serves
as
the
paper
guide.
When
inserting
paper,
position
the
paper
so
that
it
is
parallel
with
this
wall.
Allow
a
slight
clearance
between
the
paper
edge
and
the
wall,
between
0.5
and
1
mm
(0.02
to
0.04
in.).
Feed
the
paper
into the
rollers
and
press
the
paper
feed
key.
The
paper
is
now
inserted.
(4)
Use
the
paper
feed
key
and
the
paper
rewind
key
to
feed
the
leading
edge
of
the
paper
along
the
guideline.
Feed
the
leading
edge
of
the
paper
;
-
. =
=
/along
this
guideline.
(
_
@t
p
AN
/é
f
—
=
bo|
il
=
®
When
using
sheet
paper,
keep
the
paper
roll
inside
the
paper
case
with
the
cover
closed.
If
the
cover
tends
to
open
during
operation,
simply
remove
the
paper
roll
from
the
case.
®
Paper
which
curves
may
cause
dots
or
lines
to
be
inadvertently
plotted.
Use
only
paper
which
is
straight
and
which
does
not
curve.
®
Plotting
quality
will
suffer
if
the
paper
is
not
perfectly
square
or
if
the
edges
of
the
paper
are
uneven.
So
make
sure
the
paper
is
square
and
recut
it
if
necessary.
®
|f
improperly
inserted
paper
falls
down
as
shown
below
on
the
left,
the
surface
of
the
paper
may
rise
and
cause
dots
or
lines
to
be
inadvertently
plotted.
Try
to
position
the
unit
as
shown
below
on
the
right
to
prevent
this.
Paper
)
D
S—
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X
O
Incorrect
Correct
2.
Inserting
Roll
Paper
1)
Set the
paper
select
lever
at
the
“’Roll
Paper”
position.
2)
Open
the
roll
paper
cover
by
pressing
it
as
shown
below.
When
using
roll
paper,
keep
the
cover
open.
|f
you
plot
while
the
cover
is
closed,
the
paper
may
catch
between
the
cover
and
the
unit
and
cause
improper
plotting.
3}
Cut
the
leading
edge
of
the
roll
paper
with
scissors
to
make
it
straight.
4)
Slide
the
paper
roll
stem
inside
the
paper
roll
and
insert
the
roll
into
the
paper
case.
5)
Feed
the
leading
edge
of
the
paper
into
the
roller
just
as
sheet
paper
is
fed.
Then
press
the
paper
feed
key
to
advance
the
paper.
Paper
Roll
stem
\74
Note:
Creases
or
folds
in
the
paper
may
cause
irregular
feeding
and
improper
plotting.
®
If
the
leading
edge
of
the
paper
is
not
straight
or
if
the
paper
is
inserted
at
an
angle,
the
paper
may
misfeed
or
catch.
®
|f
paper
misfeeds
or
catches,
press
the
paper
rewind
key
to
rewind
the
paper.
3.
Paper
Either
sheet
paper
or
roll
paper
can
be
used
with
this
plotter.
(1)
Sheet
paper
Paper
quality:
Normal
smooth
white
paper
or
postcard-type
stock
Paper
thickness:
70
to
400
micrometers
{2.8
to
15.8
mils
thick)
Size:
Letter
size
A4
size
Bb
size
Ab
size
Ab
size
216
(W)
x
280
(H)
mm
(8.5
x
11
in.)
210(W)
x
297
(H)
mm
(8.3
x
11.7
in.)
182
(W)
x
257
(H)
mm
(7.2
x
10in.)
148
(W)
x
210
(H)
mm
(5.8
x
8.3
in.)
105
(W)
x
148
(H)
mm
(4.1
x
5.8
in.)
Any
kind
of
smooth
paper
or
postcard-type
stock
can
be
used.
However,
the
life
of
the
pens
and
plotting
quality
will
vary
according
to
the
media
used,
which
should
be
free
of
loose
fibers
and any
accumulation
of
dust.
Ink
may
bleed,
blur,
or
wick
depending
on
the
absorption
characteristics
of
the
paper.
Keep
this
in
mind
when
selecting
paper.
(2)
Roll
paper
Paper
quality:
Smooth
white
paper
Paper
thickness:
About
70
micrometers
(2.8
mils}
Paper
width:
About
114.5
mm
(4.5
in.)
Paper
length:
About
6
meters
(19.2
feet)
*
Only
EA-515P
Ro!l
Paper
sold
by
Sharp
dealers
should
be
used
with
the
CE-515P
plotter.
(Do
not
use
other
types
of
roll
paper.)
®
EA-5156P
(3
rolls
per
set)