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NCR 7156 Thermal Receipt and Impact Slip Printer: Setup and User’s Guide BD20-1435-A Issue B September 1998 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 Copyright Copyright © 1997, 1998 by NCR Corporation Dayton, Ohio USA All rights reserved Printed in USA Confidential, Unpublished Property of NCR Corporation Trademarks NCR is the registered trademark of NCR Corporation.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. ii September 1998 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), nonenergy 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. September 1998 iii 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. iv September 1998 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Contents Contents Chapter 1: The 7156 Printer 1 Features and Options..................................................................................................2 Receipt Station ......................................................................................................2 Slip Station ............................................................................................................3 Both Stations .........................................................................................................3 General Features...................................................................................................3 Options ..................................................................................................................4 Chapter 2: Setting Up and Using the Printer 5 What Is in the Box?......................................................................................................5 Removing the Packing Material .........................................................................6 Repacking the Printer ..........................................................................................8 Choosing a Location....................................................................................................9 Connecting the Cables ..............................................................................................10 Turning On the Printer .............................................................................................12 Loading and Changing the Receipt Paper .............................................................13 Removing the Paper Roll...................................................................................14 Putting In the Paper Roll ...................................................................................15 Putting In and Changing the Ribbon Cassette ......................................................16 Removing the Ribbon Cassette.........................................................................16 Putting In the Ribbon Cassette .........................................................................17 Printing on Forms or Checks ...................................................................................18 Validating and Verifying Checks ............................................................................20 Testing the Printer.....................................................................................................22 Running the Print Test by Power Cycling the Printer...................................22 Running the Print Test by Opening and Closing the Cover.........................22 Sample Print Test ...............................................................................................23 Setting Switches.........................................................................................................24 Cleaning the Printer ..................................................................................................26 September 1998 v Contents 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Chapter 3: Ordering Paper and Supplies 27 Ordering Thermal Receipt Paper ............................................................................27 Ordering Forms .........................................................................................................28 Ordering Ribbon Cassettes.......................................................................................28 Ordering Other Supplies ..........................................................................................29 Ordering Documentation .........................................................................................29 Revision Record vi Issue Date Remarks A September 97 First printing B September 98 Second printing, including minor revisions September 1998 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Chapter 1: The 7156 Printer Chapter 1: The 7156 Printer Receipt Cover On Line Button On Line Green LED Paper Status Red Led Paper Feed Button Receipt Front Cover LED Slip or Check Extended Slip Table The 7156 printer is a fast, quiet, and very reliable multiple function printer. Relatively small, it is easy to setup and use. 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. September 1998 1 Chapter 1: The 7156 Printer 7156 Setup and User’s Guide The industry-standard RS-232C communication interface allows the 7156 to be connected to any host computer that uses RS-232C. Control codes are provided for easy migration of applications written for Epson as well as other NCR printers. With thermal printing technology on the more frequently used receipt station, there is no ribbon cassette to change and paper loading is extremely simple. Printing on single- or multiple-part forms, validating checks, and printing checks is also easy in the accommodating slip station. An additional option is the Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR) check reader with parsing which reads account numbers on checks for easy verification. An extended slip table is available for handling large forms and is standard with the MICR check reader option. Features and Options 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 2 September 1998 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Chapter 1: The 7156 Printer 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) 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. September 1998 3 Chapter 1: The 7156 Printer 7156 Setup and User’s Guide 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 4 September 1998 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Chapter 2: Setting Up and Using the Printer Chapter 2: Setting Up and Using the Printer What Is in the Box? The following items are packed in the shipping box (printers shipped in bulk may not include all of these items): Printer enclosed in a plastic bag and foam pack Thermal receipt paper roll (inside receipt bucket) Test printout protecting the thermal printhead (inside receipt bucket) Cardboard support for cantilever (on slip table) Foam restraint for carriage (behind front cover) Power supply with cable connecting to printer and power supply cord connecting to power outlet (only if ordered with the printer) Ribbon cassette Clips for securing cables under the base If not in the box, the clips will be attached or molded to the base. Installation report card (please complete this form and return to NCR) 7156 Thermal Receipt and Impact Slip Printer: Setup and User’s Guide (this booklet) These items may be ordered as options from NCR and will be shipped separately: Communication cable (from host computer to printer) Cash drawer with cables (may be ordered from other equipment suppliers: see “Ordering Other Supplies” in chapter 3) September 1998 5 Chapter 2: Setting Up and Using the Printer 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Removing the Packing Material 1. Once the printer is removed from the foam pack and plastic bag, open the receipt cover by pulling up on the front left corner. 2. Remove the paper roll, discard any packing material, and remove the test printout from inside the receipt bucket. Receipt Cover 1 6 2 September 1998 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Chapter 2: Setting Up and Using the Printer 3. Open the front cover and remove the foam restraint. 4. Remove the cardboard support from the slip table. 5. Remove the ribbon cassette and cables from the box. 6. Save all packing materials for future storing, moving, or shipping the printer. 7. Complete the Installation report card and send it to NCR. Caution: Remove the foam restraint and the cardboard support before operating the printer. Front Cover 4 3 September 1998 7 Chapter 2: Setting Up and Using the Printer 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Repacking the Printer Review the illustrations on the previous two pages to pack the printer. 1. Place receipt paper between the receipt cover and the printhead for protection. 2. Remove the ribbon cassette, move the carriage to the right, and place the foam restraint between the left side of the printer and the carriage to protect the carriage. 3. Place the cardboard support on the slip table. 4. Place the printer in the plastic bag and foam pack, place the packed printer in the box and secure the box with packing tape. 5. If you are sending the printer to NCR for repair, call your NCR-authorized service representative for instructions on where to send the printer. Be prepared to answer questions concerning shipping and billing. 8 September 1998 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Chapter 2: Setting Up and Using the Printer Choosing a Location The 7156 printer takes up relatively little counter space and may be set on or near the host computer. Make sure there is enough room to open the receipt cover to change the paper and to open the front cover to change the ribbon cassette. The illustration shows the actual dimensions of the printer, but leave several inches around the printer for connecting and accessing the cables. Note: The optional Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR) check reader feature has been factory adjusted for a normal operating environment with a host computer. However, additional devices, such as CRT monitors, or large metal surfaces that are near the printer can affect the printer’s magnetic field, causing intermittent reading errors when the MICR check reader is in operation. This condition can be easily diagnosed by checking the MICR check reader and adjusting it if the factory setting has been altered by your operating environment. See the Owner’s Guide for more information. 280 mm (11.00 in.) 178 mm (7.00 in.) 229 mm (9.00 in.) 264 mm (10.40 in.) 347 mm (13.70 in.) September 1998 9 Chapter 2: Setting Up and Using the Printer 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Connecting the Cables There are three different types of cables that connect to the printer: Power supply cable supplying power from the power supply Communication cable connecting the printer to the host computer Cash drawer cables connecting the printer to one or two cash drawers Caution: Disconnect the power before connecting the cables. Always connect the communication cable and cash drawer cables before connecting power to the power supply. Always disconnect power to the power supply before disonnecting the communication and cash drawer cables. Follow these steps to connect the cables. See the illustration on the facing page. 1. Unplug the power supply from its power source. 2. Connect the power and communication cables to their respective connectors under the printer as shown in the illustration. Be sure to screw the communication cable to the connector on the printer. 3. Route the cables through the cable clamps on the bottom of the printer, then through the two slots in the cable access cover as shown in the illustration. Note: The strain relief bushings are shipped in the box and help secure the cables. The cable clamps may be shipped in the box or may be attached or molded to the bottom of the printer. Use the cable clamps or strain relief bushings, or both, to keep the cables from being unplugged which may damage the connectors or interrupt a transaction. 4. Connect the communication cable to the appropriate host computer connector. 5. Connect the cash drawer cables to the printer and cash drawers. The connectors are standard phone jacks located at the rear of the printer. 6. Plug the power cord into the power supply, then plug the power supply into an outlet. At this point, the printer receives power. If the On Line LED (green) is on, the printer is on-line. Otherwise, the printer is off-line. 10 September 1998 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Chapter 2: Setting Up and Using the Printer Cash Drawer Connector 1 Cable Access Cover Cash Drawer Connector 2 Power Cable Strain Relief Bushings Communication Cable Cable Clamps Power Connector Communication Connector Bottom of the Printer September 1998 11 Chapter 2: Setting Up and Using the Printer 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Turning On the Printer On Line Button Standard Operator Panel On Line Button with Recessed Plunger On Line Green LED On Line Green LED Paper Status Red LED Paper Status Red LED Paper Feed Button Paper Feed Button Alternate Version Operator Panel Note: The operator panel may differ from the standard version (left) depending on the model. On models matching the alternate version (right), use a paper clip or pointed object to press the plunger to put the printer on- or off-line. 1. Press the On Line button (or plunger) to put the printer on-line, if it’s not already on-line. The printer goes through a self-test routine to ensure everything is working properly then “beeps.” The On Line light (green) comes on indicating the printer is on-line. When the printer has completed its “startup” cycle, it is ready to receive data. If the On Line light does not come on, the Paper Out light or the LED on the slip table flashes, or the host computer indicates that there is a problem, see the 7156 Owner's Guide for more information. 2. Press the On Line button (or plunger) again to put the printer off-line. Note: The printer receives power when the power supply is on even if the printer is off-line. To completely remove power, press the On Line button (or plunger) to put the printer off-line (On Line light is off), then unplug the power supply from the outlet. 12 September 1998 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Chapter 2: Setting Up and Using the Printer Loading and Changing the Receipt Paper Although the illustrations show a used roll being removed, the instructions apply to loading paper for the first time. Change the paper when either of the following two conditions occurs: Paper Status LED (red) flashes: the paper is low There are approximately 1 ½ to 7 ½ meters (5-25 feet) of paper remaining on the roll. Change the paper as soon as possible to avoid running out part way through a transaction. Depending on the application program, the host computer may alert you when the paper is low. Paper Status LED (red) turns on: the paper is out Change the paper immediately or data may be lost. Caution: Do not operate the printer or host computer if the printer runs out of paper. The printer will not operate without paper, but it may continue to accept data from the host computer. Because the printer cannot print any transactions, the data may be lost. September 1998 13 Chapter 2: Setting Up and Using the Printer 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Removing the Paper Roll 1. Open the receipt cover. 2. Remove the used roll. Receipt Cover 1 14 2 September 1998 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Chapter 2: Setting Up and Using the Printer Putting In the Paper Roll Note: Tear off the end of the new roll so that the edge is loose. 1. Place the new roll in the bin with a little extra paper extending over the front. Be sure the paper unrolls from the bottom of the roll. Otherwise the paper will not be printed on because the thermal coating will be on the wrong side. 2. 3. Close the receipt cover. Remove the excess paper by tearing it against the tear-off blade. In addition to the tear off-blade, some printers use a knife to cut the receipt. 2 1 3 September 1998 15 Chapter 2: Setting Up and Using the Printer 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Putting In and Changing the Ribbon Cassette Change the ribbon cassette when the print is too light or the ribbon is frayed. Removing the Ribbon Cassette 1. Open the front cover. 2. Squeeze the tabs on the cassette and pull the cassette out of the printer. Front Cover 1 Ribbon Cassette 2 Tab 16 September 1998 Tab 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Chapter 2: Setting Up and Using the Printer Putting In the Ribbon Cassette 1. Tighten the ribbon by turning the knob in the direction of the arrow. 2. Position the ribbon cassette on the carriage and snap it into place. Be sure the ribbon is underneath the printhead. 3. Close the front cover. 1 2 Printhead 3 Front Cover September 1998 17 Chapter 2: Setting Up and Using the Printer 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Printing on Forms or Checks There are several types of transactions that require you to insert a form or check into the printer: Credit card transaction (some credit card transactions may be printed on the receipt station and not require any forms) Multiple-part forms such as credit transactions or merchandise returns Electronic funds transfers Check printing (printing the date, payee, and amount on the check face) Check endorsement Although the illustration on the facing page shows a check being inserted into the printer, the instructions apply to any type of form. The 7156 can print on forms up to five-parts thick. See “Ordering Forms” later in this book for more information about the type of forms that can be used. 1. Insert the form or check (check shown in the illustration) from the front and place it on the slip table top first and with the print side up. If the form is extra long, you may need to insert it from the side. 2. Slide the form or check to the right until it lines up against the guide (wall). If the form is extra long, you may need to slide it over the form stop to disengage it. In this case, you will need to mark the slip table for lining up the form for the proper placement of the print on the form. 3. Slide the form or check toward the back of the printer until it contacts the form stop (it won't be able to go any further); Or, align the form or check with any preset mark you may have made on the slip table for custom forms. The green LED on the slip table turns on when the form or check is properly inserted (the form has to cover two sensors on the slip table). 4. Follow the instructions from the host computer. The printer begins printing. 18 5. Remove the form or check after it has been fed back out. 6. Follow the instructions from the host computer to finish the transaction. September 1998 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Chapter 2: Setting Up and Using the Printer 2001 19 PAY TO THE ORDER OF $ DOLLARS MEMO ¦ Check Orientation Guide Slip Table Extended Slip Table September 1998 19 Chapter 2: Setting Up and Using the Printer 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Validating and Verifying Checks Note: If the MICR check reader feature is present, checks are verified then validated. 1. Insert the check from the front and place it on the slip table face down as shown in the illustration on the facing page. 2. Slide the check to the right until it lines up against the guide (wall). 3. Slide the check toward the back of the printer until it contacts the form stop (it won’t be able to go any further); Or, align the check with any preset mark you may have made on the slip table. The green LED on the slip table turns on when the form or check is properly inserted (it has to cover two sensors on the slip table). 4. Follow the instructions from the host computer. If the MICR check reader feature is present, the check is fed in and out while the check numbers are read. If the check is verified as good, it is then validated. If the check is not verified as good, it is not validated. Note: Do not hold or keep the check from moving during the MICR check reader transaction or the check numbers will not be read accurately. 20 5. Remove the check after it has been fed all the way back out. 6. Follow the instructions from the host computer to finish the transaction. September 1998 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Chapter 2: Setting Up and Using the Printer ENDORSE HERE DO NOT WRITE, STAMP OR SIGN BELOW THIS LINE RESERVED FOR FINANCIAL INSTITUTION USE LED Check Orientation Guide Slip Table Extended Slip Table September 1998 21 Chapter 2: Setting Up and Using the Printer 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Testing the Printer Test the receipt station using the simple tests described here. Additional tests are described in the “Diagnostics” chapter in the Owner's Guide. The tests print data about the printer's configuration which is useful to a service representative if there is a problem. The tests also print the character sets and cut the paper. The tests continue until you stop them. Several feet of paper can be used to print one pass. Running the Print Test by Power Cycling the Printer 1. Press the On Line button (or plunger) to put the printer off-line. Use a paper clip or other pointed object to depress the plunger on models with that item. The On Line light (green) goes off. 2. Press and hold down the Paper Feed button, then press the On Line button (or plunger) to begin the test. 3. Let go of the Paper Feed button once the printing begins. The printer prints the data and character sets until you stop it (see the sample). 4. To stop the test, press the Paper Feed button. The printer is ready to receive and print data from the host computer. Running the Print Test by Opening and Closing the Cover 1. Press the On Line button (or plunger) to put the printer off-line. Use a paper clip or other pointed object to depress the plunger on models with that item. The On Line light (green) goes off. 2. Open the receipt cover by pulling up on the front left side of the cover. The Paper Status light (red) comes on indicating the receipt cover is open and that the printer cannot receive or print data (not that the paper is out). 3. Press and hold down the Paper Feed button while closing the receipt cover. 4. Let go of the Paper Feed button once the printing begins. The printer prints the data and character sets until you stop it (see the sample). 5. To stop the test, press the Paper Feed button. The printer is ready to receive and print data from the host computer. 22 September 1998 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Chapter 2: Setting Up and Using the Printer Sample Print Test September 1998 23 Chapter 2: Setting Up and Using the Printer 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Setting Switches A group of switches, called DIP switches, are used to set communication parameters for the RS-232C communication interface. The switches are located behind the front cover. Note: The DIP switches are used for other functions. See the “Diagnostics” chapter in the Owner's Guide for more information. Caution: The DIP switches are set at the factory to predetermined settings and should generally not be changed. If you must change the settings do so carefully to avoid changing other functions. Before changing any of the switches, first run the print test to print out the current switch settings on the receipt. See “Testing the Printer” earlier in this book for instructions on running the print test and for a sample printout. DIP Switch Off On Switch 1 is shown in the OFF position Front of Printer Front Cover Reset Button Note: Switch 1 is shown in the Off position for reference. 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. 24 September 1998 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Chapter 2: Setting Up and Using the Printer Use a paper clip or other pointed object to set the switches. 1. Open the front cover. 2. Set the switches to the desired settings shown in the table. Switch 1 must be set to Off for the on-line mode. Setting switch 1 to On puts the printer in level 1 diagnostics (setup mode). Changing the other switches in level 1 diagnostics can change settings that have been pre-set at the factory. See the “Diagnostics” chapter in the Owner's Guide for more information. 3. Close the cover. DIP Switch Settings for RS-232C Parameters Switch Settings Description 1 OFF ON On-line Mode (default) Level 1 Diagnostics (setup mode) 2 OFF ON DTR/DSR Protocol (default) XON/XOFF Protocol 3 OFF ON Without Parity (default) With Parity 4* OFF ON Odd Parity Even Parity 5, 6 5 OFF ON OFF ON 6 OFF OFF ON ON 19,200 Baud 9600 Baud (default) 4800 Baud 1200 Baud *Switch 4 is not used if the parity is disabled (switch 3 set to OFF). September 1998 25 Chapter 2: Setting Up and Using the Printer 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Cleaning the Printer There is no customer maintenance required for the 7156 printer. However, you may occasionally clean the cabinet as needed to remove dust and finger marks. Use any household cleaner designed for plastics, but test it first on a small unseen area. The cabinet materials and finish are durable and are resistant to the following items: Cleaning solutions Lubricants Fuels Cooking oils Ultraviolet light If the receipt paper bucket is dirty, wipe it with a clean, damp cloth. Caution: Do not spray or try to clean the thermal printhead or the inside of the printer with any kind of cleaner as this may damage the thermal printhead and the electronics. If the printhead appears dirty, wipe it with cotton swabs and rubbing alcohol. If spotty or light printing problems persist after cleaning the thermal printhead, contact your NCR authorized service organization. Note: The thermal printhead does not normally require cleaning if the recommended paper grades are used. If non-recommended paper has been used for an extended period of time, cleaning the printhead with cotton swabs and rubbing alcohol will not be of much benefit. See “Chapter 3: Ordering Paper and Supplies” for recommended paper. 26 September 1998 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Chapter 3: Ordering Paper and Supplies Chapter 3: Ordering Paper and Supplies Ordering Thermal Receipt Paper The 7156 requires “fax grade” thermal paper with the following dimensions: Diameter Length Width 80 mm max. (3.15 inches) 83 meters (273 ft.) 80 mm ± .5 mm (3.15 ± .008 inches) The paper must not be attached at the core. Use paper with a colored stripe at the end to indicate that the paper is running low. To order thermal receipt paper, contact your sales representative or order from NCR at the following address or toll free number: NCR Media Products Division 9995 Washington Church Road Miamisburg, OH 45342 Voice: 1(800)543-8130 (toll free), or local listing of Media Products sales office September 1998 27 Chapter 3: Ordering Paper and Supplies 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Ordering Forms The 7156 prints on single- or multiple-part forms in the slip station (up to five-part forms). Forms and slips must meet the following requirements: Front insertion (minimum): 51 mm (2.0 inches) wide 70 mm (2.75 inches) long Side insertion (minimum): 203 mm (8.0 inches) wide 51 mm (2.0 inches) long Single-ply forms should be on paper that is greater than 15 pounds Multiple-part forms (up to five parts) should be no thicker than .406 mm (.016 inches) To order forms, contact your sales representative or order from NCR at the following address or toll free number: NCR Media Products Division 9995 Washington Church Road Miamisburg, OH 45342 Voice: 1(800)543-8130 (toll free), or local listing of Media Products sales office Ordering Ribbon Cassettes To order ribbon cassettes, contact your sales representative or order from NCR at the following address or toll free number: NCR Media Products Division 9995 Washington Church Road Miamisburg, OH 45342 Voice: 1(800)543-8130 (toll free), or local listing of Media Products sales office Stock Numbers: 198161 (purple ribbon cassette—3 million characters) 198145 (black ribbon cassette—3 million characters) 28 September 1998 7156 Setup and User’s Guide Chapter 3: Ordering Paper and Supplies Ordering Other Supplies Contact your sales representative to order the supplies listed in the table. Item Type Number Power supply with attached cable to printer and U.S. power supply cord 7156-K330 Power supply, attached cable Power supply cord (to outlet) RS-232C Communication cables 25-pin (host) to 9-pin 9-pin to 9-pin 7156-K301 United States International (no plug) United Kingdom S.E.V. Australia International (with plug) 7156-K320 7156-K321 7156-K322 7156-K323 7156-K324 7156-K326 (3 meters—9.8 ft.) (3 meters—9.8 ft.) 1420-C001-0030 1416-C057-0030 Extended Slip Table (Standard) Extended Slip Table (Short) 7156-K280 7156-K281 Cash drawer 7052-K657 (Switchable for Drawer 1 or Drawer 2) Ordering Documentation Contact your sales representative to order the following documentation: 7156 Thermal Receipt and Impact Slip Printer: Owner’s Guide (BD20-1436-A) 7156 Thermal Receipt and Impact Slip Printer: Service Guide (BD20-1437-A) (includes the MICR Operation and Troubleshooting Guide and the Preventative Maintenance Guide) September 1998 29 Chapter 3: Ordering Paper and Supplies 30 7156 Setup and User’s Guide September 1998 BD20-1435-A Issue B 0998 NCR is the name and mark of NCR Corporation © 1997, 1998 NCR Corporation Printed in U.S.A.
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