In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, George Herzog wrote:

Hyperterminal was created to mimic typical standards of RS-232 as certain types of terminals. You have to know which terminal selection will mimic your board.  

Your device only uses Tx and Rx and has the RTS looped to DSR.  If you have chosen a configuration that requires other handshaking line configurations, you may have trouble even though the baud is right.  Also, your keyboard may be set to Terminal or Windows and affect your keys in Hyperterminal.

I suggest you use Terminal.com, a shareware product that is much easier to configure.   At least it appears that your Serial Inkjet Printer board is operating, pre-programed, and sending a valid prompt.

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