Epson TM U200 Matrix Printer "self test print" Questions

...self test print? If so it is probably printing the self test in a higher resolution than the Win test print (Win test prints are usually printed in low res) Try printing a simple graphic or document ...

...self-test first. Perform by holding down the feed button then powering on the printer. if it prints then it is not a printer issue, but a driver or cable issue. @(JRGARING),You cannot perform a self ...

from internet then problem must be with in drivers..... print a self test page if ok then print test page from system (control Panel) if both point ok then there must be problem in online software/ERP

...power cable, press the feed button and turn it back on. The printer should do a self test, turn it off and on again after the self test. It should make the red light go away.  error light ...

...printing is not smooth. However the Feed button brings out the paper smoothly. This problem occurs with every print - even self test. Thanks for any help or advise. check yur sensor or print ...

...self-test, push the feed botton while powering on... you can see there the serial interface... baud rate, data bits, parity, stop bit etc... then go to the printer and faxes, right click the epson ...

...self-test and it works properly. but the print test with xp interface gives me incomprehensibles caracters. Please help me... Reinstall the driver and check. If it does not work, replace the cables ...

...self test, i am curios if the machine will print properly, turn printer off, then hold paper feed button and turn machine on, paper will feed and print, once the first test pass, if you want to print ...

...self-test by holding and releasing the release button while turning on the power to the printers and they all print. When I run the test, the first printer(the working one), prints "Version 1.08 ...

...self test print(hold feed and power up) if the printer still does not print check the ribbon to make sure it is inserted correctly. If it is still does not print it could be the printhead or pressure ...