NCR 7156 User manual

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NCR 7156 Thermal Receipt and
Impact Slip Printer:
Service Guide
BD20-1437-A
Issue B
September 1997
September 1998ii
Disclaimer
Information in this document is subject to change without notice. Therefore, before using this
document, consult your NCR sales representative for information that is applicable and current.
NCR reserves the right to improve products as new technology, components, software, and
firmware become available.
No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic
or mechanical, for any purpose without the express written permission of NCR.
Copyright
Copyright © 1997, 1998 by NCR Corporation
Dayton, Ohio
All rights reserved
Printed in USA
Confidential, Unpublished
Property of NCR Corporation
Trademarks
NCR is the registered trademark of NCR Corporation. Other trademarks and registered trademarks
are the property of their respective holders.
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Important Information to the User
In order to ensure compliance with the Product Safety, FCC and CE marking requirements, you
must use the power supply, power cord, and interface cable which were shipped with this product
or which meet the following parameters:
Power Supply
UL Listed (QQGQ), Class 2 power supply with SELV (Secondary Extra Low Voltage), non-energy
hazard output, limited energy source, input rated 100-240 Vac, 1.5/0.8 A, 50/60 Hz, output rated 24
Vdc, 2.3 A.
Use of this product with a power supply other than the NCR power supply will require you to test
this power supply and NCR printer for FCC and CE mark certification.
Interface Cable
A shielded (360 degree) interface cable must be used with this product. The shield must be
connected to the frame or earth ground connection or earth ground reference at EACH end of the
cable.
Use of a cable other than described here will require that you test this cable with the NCR printer
and your system for FCC and CE mark certification.
Power Cord
A UL listed, detachable power cord must be used for this product. For applications where the power
supply module may be mounted on the floor, a power cord with Type SJT marking must be used.
For applications outside the US, power cords which meet the particular country’s certification and
application requirements should be used.
Use of a power cord other than described here may result in a violation of safety certifications which
are in force in the country of use.
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Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
Radio Frequency Interference Statement
Warning
Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
Note
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This
equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case
the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
Communication Cables
Shielded communication cables must be used with this unit to ensure compliance with the Class A
FCC limits.
Information to User
This equipment must be installed and used in strict accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
However, there is no guarantee that interference to radio communications will not occur in a
particular commercial installation. If this equipment does cause interference, which can be
determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to contact NCR
immediately.
The NCR company is not responsible for any radio or television interference caused by
unauthorized modification of this equipment or the substitution or attachment of connecting cables
and equipment other than those specified by NCR. The correction of interferences caused by such
unauthorized modification, substitution or attachment will be the responsibility of the user.
Industry Canada (IC)
Radio Frequency Interference Statement
This Class A digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing
Equipment Regulations.
Cet appareil numérique de la classe A respecte toutes les exigences du Règlement sur le matériel brouilleur du
Canada.
September 1998 v
Quick Reference
This Quick Reference will direct you to key areas of the Service Guide. For a complete
listing of topics, consult the Table of Contents or the Index.
Setting Up the Printer page 7
Basic requirements for unpacking and installation, connecting the printer, turning
it on, and running the print test.
Checking and Adjusting the MICR Check Reader pages 27, 30
Instructions for adjusting the Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR) check
reader for the common PC board and the MICR amplifier board (on older
LCSIO—RS-485 models).
Running the Data Scope Mode page 35
Instructions for running the data scope mode.
Troubleshooting page 43
Information on correcting problems with the printer.
Adjusting the Platen Gap page 55
Instructions for adjusting the platen gap on the print mechanism.
Replacing the Thermal Printhead page 72
Instructions for replacing the thermal printhead on the thermal mechanism.
Replacing the Knife Assembly page 74
Instructions for replacing the knife assembly on the thermal mechanism.
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How to Use this Book
Use this book as a general and technical reference manual and as a guide when replacing
parts on the printer. The service guide is intended as a guide for service representatives,
field engineers, and those who will be installing and learning about the 7156 printer. It can
also be used as a reference for service courses.
See the Quick Reference page, the Contents, or the Index for detailed listings of what is
contained in this book.
Who Should Use this Book?
You must be a trained service representative to service the 7156 Thermal Receipt and
Impact printer.
How to Obtain More Information
For more information see the following documents:
•
7156 Thermal Receipt and Impact Slip Printer: Owner’s Guide (BD20-1436-A)
•
7156 Thermal Receipt and Impact Slip Printer: Setup and User’s Guide (BD20-1435-A)
For this and additional copies of the Service Guide, contact your sales representative.
Revision Record
Issue Date Remarks
A September 97 First printing
B September 98 Second printing, including
minor revisions
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Contents
Section One: Printer Information and Setup 1
Chapter 1: About the 7156 Printer 3
Features ......................................................................................................................................4
Receipt Station....................................................................................................................4
Slip Station..........................................................................................................................4
Both Stations.......................................................................................................................4
General Features ................................................................................................................5
Options....................................................................................................................................... 5
Chapter 2: Setting Up the Printer 7
What Is in the Box? ................................................................................................................... 7
Removing the Packing Material....................................................................................... 8
Repacking the Printer........................................................................................................9
Choosing a Location ............................................................................................................... 10
Setting DIP Switches............................................................................................................... 11
Connecting the Cables............................................................................................................12
RS-232C Models (Remote) .............................................................................................. 12
LCSIO (RS-485) Models (Integrated)............................................................................. 14
Turning On the Printer...........................................................................................................15
Testing the Printer................................................................................................................... 15
Running the Print Test by Power Cycling the Printer................................................. 16
Running the Print Test by Opening and Closing the Cover....................................... 16
Sample Print Test for RS-232C Models ......................................................................... 17
Sample Print Test for LCSIO (RS-485) Models............................................................. 18
Cleaning the Printer................................................................................................................ 19
Cleaning the Cabinet ....................................................................................................... 19
Cleaning the Thermal Printhead.................................................................................... 19
Chapter 3: Diagnostics 21
Level 0 Diagnostics ................................................................................................................. 21
Level 1 Diagnostics ................................................................................................................. 22
Setting Printhead Resistance ..........................................................................................23
Setting Partial Cut Distance............................................................................................ 24
Setting Data Error and Data Buffer Options (RS-232C Models Only) ...................... 25
Ignoring/Using the Carriage Return............................................................................. 26
Checking and Adjusting the MICR Check Reader (Common Board and RS-232C
Models).........................................................................................................................27
Checking and Adjusting the MICR Check Reader (LCSIO—RS-485 MICR
Amplifier Board)......................................................................................................... 30
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Verifying Read of MICR Characters..............................................................................34
Running the Data Scope Mode.......................................................................................35
Testing the Slip and Receipt Stations.............................................................................36
Level 2 Diagnostics..................................................................................................................39
Level 3 Diagnostics..................................................................................................................39
Print Test ..................................................................................................................................39
Running the Print Test by Power Cycling the Printer.................................................40
Running the Print Test by Opening and Closing the Cover.......................................40
Sample Print Test for RS-232C Models..........................................................................41
Sample Print Test for LCSIO (RS-485) Models.............................................................42
Chapter 4: Troubleshooting 43
Test Points................................................................................................................................43
Field Effect Transistors (FETs)...............................................................................................44
Common PC Board (Newer Printer Models) ...............................................................44
RS-232C PC Board (Older Models)................................................................................45
LCSIO (RS-485) PC Board (Older Models) ...................................................................46
Mechanical Problems..............................................................................................................47
Printing Problems....................................................................................................................49
Forms Feeding Problems........................................................................................................50
Electronic Problems ................................................................................................................51
Chapter 5: Adjustments 53
Adjusting the Paper Low Sensor...........................................................................................53
Adjusting the Platen Gap.......................................................................................................55
Section Two: Thermal Receipt Mechanism 57
Chapter 6: Removing the Thermal Receipt Mechanism 59
Tools..........................................................................................................................................59
Removing the Receipt Cover.................................................................................................60
Disassembling and Reassembling the Receipt Cover.........................................................62
Removing the Platen (Non-Knife Models)....................................................................62
Replacing the Platen (Non-Knife Models)....................................................................62
Removing the Top Cover .......................................................................................................63
Disconnecting Cables from the Common PC Board...........................................................64
Disconnecting Cables from the Older RS-232C PC Board ................................................. 66
Disconnecting Cables from the Older LCSIO (RS-485) PC Board.....................................68
Removing the Thermal Receipt Mechanism........................................................................70
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Chapter 7: Disassembling and Reassembling the Thermal Receipt Mechanism 71
Tools.......................................................................................................................................... 71
Thermal Printhead.................................................................................................................. 72
Removing the Printhead ................................................................................................. 72
Replacing the Printhead..................................................................................................73
Knife Assembly ....................................................................................................................... 74
Removing the Knife Assembly....................................................................................... 74
Replacing the Knife Assembly ....................................................................................... 75
Knife Motor.............................................................................................................................. 76
Removing the Knife Motor............................................................................................. 76
Replacing the Knife Motor.............................................................................................. 76
Switches....................................................................................................................................77
Removing the Switches................................................................................................... 77
Replacing the Switches.................................................................................................... 78
Paper Low Sensor.................................................................................................................... 79
Removing the Paper Low Sensor................................................................................... 79
Replacing the Paper Low Sensor....................................................................................79
Paper Feed Motor.................................................................................................................... 80
Removing the Paper Feed Motor................................................................................... 80
Replacing the Paper Feed Motor.................................................................................... 80
Chapter 8: Replacing the Thermal Receipt Mechanism 81
Tools.......................................................................................................................................... 81
Replacing the Thermal Receipt Mechanism ........................................................................ 82
Reconnecting Cables to the Common PC Board................................................................. 84
Reconnecting Cables to the Older RS-232C PC Board........................................................ 86
Reconnecting Cables to the Older LCSIO (RS-485) PC Board........................................... 88
Replacing the Top Cover........................................................................................................ 90
Replacing the Receipt Cover.................................................................................................. 91
Section Three: Print Mechanism 93
Chapter 9: Removing the Print Mechanism 95
Tools.......................................................................................................................................... 95
Preparation............................................................................................................................... 96
Removing the Sensor Bracket................................................................................................ 97
Removing the PC Board......................................................................................................... 98
Removing the Thermal Mount............................................................................................ 100
Removing the Hinge Arm Assembly ................................................................................. 101
Removing the MICR Amplifier Board: LCSIO (RS-485) Models.................................... 102
Removing the Print Mechanism.......................................................................................... 104
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Chapter 10: Hinge Arm Assembly and Sensor Bracket 105
Tools........................................................................................................................................105
Disassembling the Hinge Arm Assembly.......................................................................... 106
Reassembling the Hinge Arm Assembly ...........................................................................107
Disassembling the Sensor Bracket.......................................................................................108
Reassembling the Sensor Bracket........................................................................................ 108
Chapter 11: MICR Assembly 109
Tools........................................................................................................................................109
Removing the MICR Assembly from the Print Mechanism............................................110
Removing the MICR Bracket Assembly......................................................................111
Removing the Buck Coil Assembly .............................................................................111
Replacing the MICR Assembly on the Print Mechanism................................................. 112
Replacing the Buck Coil Assembly..............................................................................112
Replacing the MICR Bracket Assembly ......................................................................112
Chapter 12: Carriage Assembly 113
Tools........................................................................................................................................113
Removing the Carriage Assembly from the Print Mechanism........................................114
Disassembling the Carriage Assembly............................................................................... 115
Reassembling the Carriage Assembly ................................................................................ 116
Replacing the Carriage Assembly on the Print Mechanism............................................117
Chapter 13: Drive Plate Assembly 119
Tools........................................................................................................................................119
Removing the Drive Plate Assembly from the Print Mechanism...................................120
Disassembling the Drive Plate Assembly...........................................................................121
Reassembling the Drive Plate Assembly............................................................................123
Replacing the Drive Plate Assembly on the Print Mechanism........................................ 124
Chapter 14: Replacing the Print Mechanism 125
Tools........................................................................................................................................125
Replacing the Print Mechanism........................................................................................... 126
Replacing the MICR Amplifier Board: LCSIO (RS-485) Models..................................... 128
Replacing the Hinge Arm Assembly..................................................................................130
Replacing the Thermal Mount.............................................................................................131
Replacing the PC Board........................................................................................................ 132
Enhanced Common PC Board Connectors.................................................................134
RS-232C PC Board Connectors..................................................................................... 135
LCSIO (RS-485) PC Board Connectors ........................................................................136
Adjusting the Platen Gap.....................................................................................................137
Adjusting the MICR Check Reader.....................................................................................138
Replacing the Remaining Items...........................................................................................138
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Section Four: Base Feed Assembly 139
Chapter 15: Removing the Base/Feed Mechanism 141
Tools........................................................................................................................................ 141
Preparation............................................................................................................................. 142
Separating Mechanisms from the Base/Feed Mechanism............................................... 143
Chapter 16: Forms Compensation Arm Assembly 145
Tools........................................................................................................................................ 145
Removing the Forms Compensation Arm Assembly....................................................... 146
Disassembling the Forms Compensation Arm Assembly............................................... 147
Reassembling the Forms Compensation Arm Assembly................................................. 148
Replacing the Forms Compensation Arm Assembly in the Base.................................... 149
Chapter 17: Forms Guide Assembly 151
Tools........................................................................................................................................ 151
Removing the Forms Guide Assembly............................................................................... 152
Disassembling the Forms Guide Assembly....................................................................... 153
Reassembling the Forms Guide Assembly ........................................................................ 153
Replacing the Forms Guide Assembly in the Base........................................................... 154
Chapter 18: Solenoid and Pivot Arm Assemblies 155
Tools........................................................................................................................................ 155
Removing the Solenoid and the Pivot Arm Assembly..................................................... 156
Removing the Solenoid ................................................................................................. 156
Disassembling the Pivot Arm Assembly .................................................................... 157
Replacing the Solenoid and the Pivot Arm Assembly..................................................... 157
Replacing the Solenoid.................................................................................................. 157
Reassembling the Pivot Arm Assembly...................................................................... 157
Chapter 19: Paper Feed Motor Assembly 159
Tools........................................................................................................................................ 159
Removing the Paper Feed Motor Assembly...................................................................... 160
Replacing the Paper Feed Motor Assembly....................................................................... 160
Chapter 20: Replacing Mechanisms in the Base/Feed Mechanism 161
Tools........................................................................................................................................ 161
Reassembling Mechanisms in the Base Assembly............................................................ 162
Finishing................................................................................................................................. 162
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Section Five: Appendixes 163
Appendix A: Printer Specifications 165
Print Specifications: Both Stations....................................................................................... 165
Slip Station Specifications .................................................................................................... 166
General Information.......................................................................................................166
Slips/Forms Print Zone.................................................................................................166
Power Requirements.............................................................................................................166
Power from Host............................................................................................................166
Power from Power Supply............................................................................................167
Environmental Requirements..............................................................................................167
Reliability................................................................................................................................167
Dimensions and Weight....................................................................................................... 168
Density of Receipt Print Lines ............................................................................................. 168
Duty Cycle Restrictions (Printing Solid Blocks)................................................................ 168
Appendix B: Communication Information 169
RS-232C Connectors.............................................................................................................. 169
RS-232C Power Cable Connector.................................................................................169
Cash Drawer Connector and Pin Assignments.......................................................... 169
RS-232C Communication Connector Pin Assignments............................................. 170
RS-232C 25-Pin to 9-Pin Cable Diagram......................................................................170
RS-232C 9-Pin to 9-Pin Cable Diagram........................................................................ 171
LCSIO (RS-485) Connector and Pin Assignments.............................................................171
DIP Switch Settings...............................................................................................................172
RS-232C Switch Settings................................................................................................ 172
LCSIO (RS-485) Switch Settings...................................................................................173
Commands............................................................................................................................. 174
Printer Function Commands ........................................................................................174
Print Characteristics Commands..................................................................................176
Station Select Commands..............................................................................................176
Graphics Commands.....................................................................................................177
Printer Status Commands.............................................................................................177
Real Time Commands ...................................................................................................177
Bar Code Commands.....................................................................................................178
MICR Check Reader Commands.................................................................................178
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Appendix C: Common PC Board and Extender Cables 179
Appendix D: Ordering Paper and Supplies 181
Ordering Thermal Receipt Paper........................................................................................ 181
Ordering Forms..................................................................................................................... 181
Ordering Ribbon Cassettes .................................................................................................. 182
Ordering Other Supplies...................................................................................................... 182
Ordering Documentation..................................................................................................... 183
Index 185
Contents 7156 Owner’s Guide
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Revision Record
Issue Date Remarks
A September 97 First printing
B September 98 Second printing, including
minor revisions
7156 Service Guide Section One: Printer Information and Setup
September 1998 1
Section One: Printer Information and Setup
•
Chapter 1: About the 7156 Printer
•
Features
•
Options
•
Chapter 2: Setting Up the Printer
•
What Is in the Box
•
Choosing a Location
•
Setting DIP Switches
•
Connecting the Cables
•
Turning On the Printer
•
Testing the Printer
•
Cleaning the Printer
•
Chapter 3: Diagnostics
•
Level 0 Diagnostics
•
Level 1 Diagnostics
•
Level 2 Diagnostics
•
Level 3 Diagnostics
•
Print Test
•
Chapter 4: Troubleshooting
•
Test Points
•
Field Effect Transistors (FETs)
•
Mechanical Problems
•
Printing Problems
•
Forms Feeding Problems
•
Electronic Problems
•
Chapter 5: Adjustments
•
Adjusting the Paper Low Sensor
• Adjusting the Platen Gap
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Chapter 1: About the 7156 Printer
Receipt
Cover
Receipt
Paper Feed
Button
Front
Cover
LED
Extended
Slip Table
Slip or
Check
On Line Button
Paper Status
Red Led
On Line
Green LED
Note: Some 7156 models may appear slightly different from what is shown in the
illustration. The procedures are the same for all models unless otherwise noted.
The 7156 printer is a fast, quiet, relatively small and very reliable multiple- function
printer. It prints receipts, validates and prints checks, and prints on a variety of single- or
multiple-part forms. There is no journal as it is kept electronically by the host computer.
Chapter 1: About the 7156 Printer 7156 Service Guide
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Features
The 7156 printer comes with several features and options.
Receipt Station
•
Thermal printing
•
Standard pitch (host selectable): 15.2 characters per inch, 44 columns
•
Compressed pitch (host selectable): 19.0 characters per inch, 56 columns
•
Resident bar codes
•
Code 39
•
Code 128
•
UPC-A
•
UPC-E
•
JAN8 (EAN)
•
JAN13 (EAN)
•
Interleaved 2 of 5
•
Codabar
•
Drop-in paper loading requiring no spindle or threading paper
•
Paper low indicator
•
Paper exhaust
Slip Station
•
Bi-directional, impact printing
•
Standard pitch (host selectable): 13.9 characters per inch, 66 columns
•
Compressed pitch (host selectable): 17.1 characters per inch, 80 columns
•
Printing of forms up to five plies
•
Front insertion of forms with forms stop
•
Side insertion of forms with override of forms stop
•
Automatic and manual insertion of forms
•
Form alignment sensors and Slip In LED indicator
•
Horizontal flat-bed slip table with optional extension (standard with MICR check
reader)
•
Snap-on ribbon cassette
Both Stations
• Variety of print modes: double high (receipt station only), double strike (slip station
only), double wide, upside down, and rotated
• Two resident character sets:
• PC Code Page 437 (US)
• PC Code Page 850 (Multilingual)
• 16K RAM for downloaded character sets or bit-mapped graphics (such as logos)
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General Features
•
Cover open sensors
•
Industry standard RS-232C communication interface
•
History EEROM for custom settings
•
Power and communication support for a remote 2x20 pass-through display
•
Audible tone (controlled by application)
Note: The 7156 does not use a paper journal. The journal is kept electronically by the host
computer.
Options
•
Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR) check reader built into the slip station for
verifying checks (includes custom MICR field parsing)
•
Extended slip table for handling large forms (standard with MICR check reader)
•
Paper cutter (receipt station)
•
Remote power supply
•
Two cash drawer drivers
•
Communication cable
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