The DPP-410 is a full-featured, thermal dot-matrix panel mount printer. The DPP-410 prints 40 columns per line using 5x7 dots per character, or, in Double Wide mode, prints 20 columns per line, using 10x7 dots per character. A control code enables/disables Double Wide printing. The printer provides a standard USA 96 ASCII character set with 7 alternate character sets for other countries. A 7000 character buffer is standard. TEXT or DATA print mode is selectable by jumper. The DATA mode inverts the character orientation, a useful feature for data logging applications.
Either serial (RS-232) or parallel interfaces are available. The serial version has a fully bi-directional serial port with DIP switch selectable baud rates from 50 to 19.2K with full support for stop bits, character length, and parity checking. The parallel interface is 8-bit Centronics compatible.
Connectors on the rear allow use of either 8-22VAC or 8-30VDC power. A wall adapter, which converts 120VAC to 12VAC, is included.
A time/date stamping function is available as an option. Current time and date can be printed via program control in the host computer, or, if enabled via jumpers, printed automatically after each carriage return. A built-in self test can be initiated using the front panel switch (turn on and hold in paper advance position). An LED indicates when paper is out.
These printers compact size, light weight, and low power consumption make them suitable for a wide range of laboratory and portable instrumentation applications.
Please note that, for highest quality output and maximum head life, users should employ premium quality thermal paper. One roll of paper is included.
Thermal/dot matrix printer
40 column width
96 printable characters
Microprocessor-based controller
Compact size - 2.7 H x 4.5 W x 5.7 D
Serial or parallel interface
Selectable baud rate
Choice of power - 12VDC, 12VAC, or 120VAC
Paper out LED
Self-test function
Technical Notes
1. There is no low-paper indicator. LED red means out of paper. The paper status is not communicated by the program interface to the host computer.
2. A null modem is required for connection of the serial interface printer to a host computer. Note that the printer busy signal is on connector pin 11.
3. Graphics mode allows printing dot-addressable graphics, with some restrictions. See user manual for details.
4. International character set selections (USA, Japan, France, Germany, UK, Sweden, and Italy ) are made via ESC sequence sent to the printer.
5. Time/date stamping requires initialization of time and date values by ESC sequence.
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