BANKjet® 1500 Inkjet Receipt Printer and Validation Printer
Parallel Interface
There are two parallel interface cards available. One is a 25-pin, D-shell connector. The pin-out is such that the printer interfaces to a standard IBM PC parallel printer interface with a one-to-one cable. The second interface card provides the same interface with a standard, 36-pin Centronics type connector. Both cards provide a dual cash drawer interface. The tables below lists interface signals and pin definitions for both types of parallel interfaces.
25-pin D-Shell IEEE 1284-A
36-pin Centronics IEEE 1284-B
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25-pin Connector
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36-pin Connector
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Signal
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Description
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Direction
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Pin 1
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Pin 1
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STROBE
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Clock data to printer
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Host to Printer
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Pins 2-9
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Pins 2-9
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D0 - D7
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Data
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Host to Printer
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Pin 10
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Pin 10
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ACK\
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Printer accepted data
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Printer to Host
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Pin 11
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Pin 11
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BUSY
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Printer busy
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Printer to Host
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Pin 12
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Pin 12
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PE
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Paper Out/Status
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Printer to Host
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Pin 13
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Pin 13
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SLCT
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Printer selected
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Printer to Host
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Pin 14
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Pin 14
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AUTOFD
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Autofeed paper
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Host to Printer
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Pin 15
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Pin 32
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FAULT\
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Printer error
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Printer to Host
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Pin 16
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Pin 31
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INIT\
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Initialize printer
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Host to Printer
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Pin 17
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Pin 36
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SLIN
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Select printer
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Host to Printer
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Pin 17
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FG
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Frame ground
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Printer to Host
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-
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Pin 18
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+5V
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Peripheral logic high
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Printer to Host
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Pins 18-25
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Pins 16, 19-30
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GND
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Ground
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Table 1 Parallel Interface Pin-outs
Parallel Signal Voltage and Current levels
Signal Levels
Voltage levels 0 V and +5 V (nominal)
Logic levels
Logic one Driver +2.4 V to +5 V
Receiver +2.0 V to +5 V
Logic zero Driver 0 V to +0.4 V
Receiver 0 V to +0.8 V
Current requirements
Logic one Source 0.25 ma at +2.4 V
Logic zero Sink 16 ma
Line termination
Data and control 3.3k ohm to +5 V
Strobe 1.2k ohm to +5 V
RS-232 Serial Interface
There are two serial interface cards available. One is a 9-pin, D shell connector. The pin-out is such that the printer interfaces to a standard IBM PC Serial printer interface with a Serial Null Modem cable. The second interface card provides the same interface with a standard 25-pin D-shell connector. Both interface cards provide a dual cash drawer interface. The tables below lists interface signals and pin definitions for both types of serial interfaces.
Serial Port Features
Baud Rates 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19.2K, 38.4K, and 57.6K
Bit Patterns 8-bit no parity; 8-bit odd; 8-bit even; 7-bit no parity; 7-bit odd; 7-bit even
Flow Control DTR and XON/XOFF
Serial Pin Assignments
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9-pin
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25-pin
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Signal
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Description
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Pin 1
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Pin 8
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N/C
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No Connection
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Pin 2
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Pin 3
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RX
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Receive Data
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Pin 3
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Pin 2
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TX
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Transmit Data
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Pin 4
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Pin 20
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DTR
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Data Terminal Ready
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Pin 5
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Pin 7
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GND
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Signal Ground
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Pin 6
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Pin 6
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DSR
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Data Set Ready
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Pin 7
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Pin 4
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RTS
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Request to Send
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Pin 8
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Pin 5
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CTS
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Clear to Send
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Pin 9
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Pin 11
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N/C
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No Connection
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RS-232 Serial Interface Signal Voltage and Current levels
Voltage Levels Max +-15 Volts
Min +- 3 Volts
Pin 9 +24V at 500mA Max (On switched power adapter only)
Mark = Off = -3 to –15 Volts
Space = On = +3 to +15 Volts
Because both the host and printer are DTE's (Data Terminal Equipment), they use the same serial port pin-outs. If the cable that is used to connect the host to the printer is a pin-to-pin inter-connect, it will not work. Therefore, a null modem or turn-around cable must be used to interconnect the host and the printer.
Display Pass Through
The display pass through feature allows a pole display to be interconnected with the printer. The printer is connected to a host system with a special serial cable. The host sends serial data to the printer and the printer sends serial data to the pole display. The printer does not provide power to the display. During normal printer operation, no data is passed to the display. In pass through mode, all received data is passed on to the display.
USB Interface
The USB interface is a Version 1.1 interface that is Version 2.0 compliant. The standard USB interface card is implemented through a Standard Series "B" Receptacle as defined in the USB Specification. The printer is self-powered and does not draw power from the standard type B USB interface cable.
The Standard USB Type B connector has the following pin functions:
Pin Signal
1 Vbus (+5 V dc) (Not used in the BANKjet™ 1500)
2 Minus data
3 Plus data
4 Ground
Note: The standard USB interface does not have enough power to run the printer.
Ethernet 10-Base-T adapter
An IP addressable 10-Base-T Ethernet adapter is available for the Bankjet 1500 printer. It provides for web page configuration and supports bi-directional RAW and Telnet interfaces. All protocols are implemented to the extent necessary to support printing from Windows™ platforms; specific protocols supported include the following:
· Line Printer Daemon Protocol (LPR) – RFC1179
· Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) – RFC1157
· Printer MIB – RFC1759
· Port 9100 (Raw data)
· Service Location Protocol (SLP) – RFC2165
· The TFTP Protocol (Revision 2) – RFC1350
· Telnet COM Port Control Option – RFC2217
· Hypertext Transfer Protocol – HTTP/1.1 – RFC2616
Refer to the 100-05072 Wired Ethernet Programmer’s Guide for features and additional setup information.
Note: The Ethernet adapter supports only the Ithaca Cash Drawer interface.
Cash Drawer Interface Description and Specifics
The BANKjet™ 1500 Printer supports dual cash drawers with status. The driver in the printer is capable of supplying 24 Vdc at up to 1.5 amps for 250 milliseconds.
The BANKjet™ 1500 Printer defines cash drawer closed as switch open. If the drawer is disconnected, the printer considers it closed. Since the printer does not
act on the cash drawer status, the application can interpret cash drawer status in a variable manner.
Connector Type (standard) Single RJ12 connector with 24V sink drivers
Voltage 24 volts (Refer to power supply specification)
Current 1 amp maximum with current limit
Pulse Duration 250 msec maximum
Drawer Status Open/close drawer status to printer
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Pin Number
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Ithaca®
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Epson
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Star
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Signal Name
pin 1 CD2-
pin 2 CD1 Sense
pin 3 Ground
pin 4 CD Drive +(+24V)
pin 5 CD1-
pin 6 Not Connected
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Direction
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Signal Name
pin 1 No Connect
pin 2 CD1-
pin 3 CD Drive + (+24V)
pin 4 CD Drive + (+24V)
pin 5 CD2-
pin 6 CD1 Sense
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Direction
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Signal Name
pin 1 No Connect
pin 2 CD1-
pin 3 CD1 Sense
pin 4 CD Drive +(+24V)
pin 5 CD2-
pin 6 Ground
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Direction
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1
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Drawer 2 kick out drive signal
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Output Sink Drive
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Not Connected
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Not Connected
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2
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Drawer open/close signal
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Input
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Drawer 1 kick out drive signal
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Output Sink Drive
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Drawer 1 kick out drive signal
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Output Sink Drive
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3
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Signal Ground
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Drawer open/close signal
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Input
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+24V DC
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4
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+24V DC
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+24V DC
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+24V DC
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5
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Drawer 1 kick out drive signal
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Output Sink Drive
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Drawer 2 kick out drive signal
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Output Sink Drive
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Drawer 2 kick out drive signal
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Output Sink Drive
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6
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Not Connected
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Signal Ground
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Drawer open/close signal
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Input
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Table 3 Cash Drawer Connectors
The printer can be configured for one of three cash drawer configurations. The interface card has a 14-pin header with a 10-pin shunt installed.
The shunt position defines the configuration of the cash drawer. Refer to the markings on the board when determining where the shunt should be installed
to work in the three different configurations.
Figure 1 Cash Drawer Pin Assignments
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