Wraptor A6200 UM
User Manual
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Brady WarrantyOur products are sold with the understanding that the buyer will test them in actual use and determinefor him or herself their adaptability to his/her intended uses. Brady warrants to the buyer that itsproducts are free from defects in material and workmanship, but limits its obligation under thiswarranty to replacement of the product shown to Brady’s satisfaction to have been defective at thetime Brady sold it. This warranty does not extend to any persons obtaining the product from the buyer.THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ANY OTHER WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING,BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR APARTICULAR PURPOSE, AND OF ANY OTHER OBLIGATIONS OR LIABILITY ON BRADY’S PART.UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL BRADY BE LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS, DAMAGE, EXPENSEOR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY KIND ARISING IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE, ORINABILITY TO USE, BRADY’S PRODUCTS.Safety and EnvironmentPlease read and understand this manual before using the Wraptor A6200 printer for the first time. Thismanual describes all of the main functions of the Wraptor A6200 printer.PrecautionsBefore using the Wraptor A6200 printer, please note the following precautions: Read all instructions carefully before operating the printer and prior to performing any procedure. Do not place the unit on an unstable surface or stand. Do not place anything on top of the unit. Keep the top clear of obstructions. Always use the printer in a well ventilated area. Do not block the slots and opening on the unit, whichare provided for ventilation. Only use the power source indicated on the rating label. Use only the power cord that comes with the unit. Do not place anything on the power cord. Keep the area around the fan inlet clear to avoid overheating.Wraptor A6200 User Manualiii
Technical Support and RegistrationContact InformationFor repair or technical assistance, locate your regional Brady Technical Support office by going to: United States: www.bradyid.com/techsupport Europe: www.bradyeurope.com/services Asia Pacific: www.brady.co.uk/landing-pages/global-landing-page Australia: www.bradyid.com.au/en-au/supportlanding Canada: www.bradycanada.ca Latin America: www.bradylatinamerica.comRegistration InformationTo register your printer go to: www.bradycorp.com/registerRepair and ReturnIf for any reason you need to return the product for repair, please contact Brady Technical Support forrepair and replacement information.Document ConventionsWhen using this document, it is important that you understand the conventions used throughout themanual. All user actions are indicated by Bold text. References to menus, dialog boxes, buttons and screens are indicated by Italicized text.Wraptor A6200 User Manualiv
Contents1 IntroductionSystem Specifications. 1Physical Dimensions .1Environmental Ranges .2Materials Storage Specifications .2Electrical Specifications .2System Requirements . 2Safety . 2Automatic Stops .3Wrapper Module .3Top Cover .4Electrical Safety .42 SetupUnpacking the Printer . 5What’s in the Box .5Registration .5Printer Components . 6Power . 7Printer Settings . 7Advance to Next Label .8Wire or Cable Tension .8File Location .8Keyboards .9Language .9Units of Measure .10Date and Time .10Printer Name .10Software for Creating Labels. 11Connecting the Printer . 12USB .12Wi-Fi .12Search to Connect .12Manually Enter Settings .13Ethernet Network .13Installing the Windows Driver (Optional) . 14Loading Ribbon . 15Loading Label Supply . 17Rewinder Accessory . 21Installing the Rewinder .21Starting a New Roll .23Removing Spent Label Backing .24Wraptor A6200 User Manualv
3 General OperationUsing the Touch Screen. 25Navigation and Status Bar .26Material Details .26Creating Labels. 26Printing: Quick Start. 27Printing and Wrapping .27Wrap Quality .28Printing Without Wrapping (Print Only) .28Wrapping Without Printing (Apply Only) .29Printing: Details . 29Managing Print Jobs .29Finding a Print Job .30Adding a Job to the Queue .31Deleting a Job .31Managing the Print Queue .32Running Jobs .33Settings .34Print Adjustments .34Print Queue .35Transferring Print Jobs Between Printers. 35Import Print Jobs .36Running a File Using a Barcode Scanner . 36Set Up the Scanner .37Set Up the Label Files and Barcodes .37Print from a Barcode .374 MaintenanceDisplaying System Information . 38Installing an Upgrade . 38Updating Y and B Values . 39Cleaning. 39Cleaning the Tarp .39Cleaning the Print Head .40Cleaning the Rollers and Peel Plate .41Cleaning the Sensors .43Cleaning the Fan Filter .465 TroubleshootingWrap is not applied correctly . 47Labels jam on the tarp. 49Label material jams within the printer . 49Label material feeds incorrectly. 49Print quality is poor . 50Print is too light . 50Wraptor A6200 User Manualvi
Nothing happens when I place a wire in the jaws . 51No print jobs are in the printer . 51A Regulatory ComplianceAgency Compliance and Approvals . 52United States .52FCC Notice .52Canada .52Mexico .52Europe .53RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU, 2015/863/EU .53Batteries Directive 2006/66/EC .53Turkey .53China .54Wireless Regulatory Information . 54United States .54Canada .55Mexico .55European Union .55International .56Japan .56B LicensingEnd User License Agreement for Microsoft Windows CE . 57Wraptor A6200 User Manualvii
1 IntroductionThe Wraptor A6200 Wrap Printer Applicator prints and wraps labels on wires and cables from 0.06to 0.25 inches in diameter, including any casing around the wire or cable. Design labels on yourcomputer using Brady Workstation software. Transfer the labels to the printer for printing andwrapping.System SpecificationsThe Wraptor A6200 printer has the following specifications: 300 dots per inch (11.8 dots per mm) print resolution 1.5 inches per second (38.1 mm per second) print speed Wrap speed 7 seconds or less to print and apply) Accommodates wires between 0.06” (1.524 mm) and 0.25” (6.35 mm) in diameter Supports label widths of 1" (25.4 mm) or 0.5" (12.7 mm) Supports labels from 0.75” (19.05 mm) to 1.25” (31.75 mm) high(1.25” maximum printable height) One-year warranty Accepts USB drives for added storage capability and standalone operation. USB drives must beformatted with FAT, FAT32, or exFAT file systems. The Wraptor A6200 printer does not supportNTFS.Physical DimensionsPhysicalU.S. UnitsMetric UnitsDimensions with touch screenfolded flat (width, height, depth)8.8 x 8.3 x 11.7 in22.4 x 21.1 x 29.7 cmWeight8.7 lbs3.9 kgWraptor A6200 User Manual1
IntroductionSystem RequirementsEnvironmental RangesEnvironmentalOperationStorageTemperature*50 to 105 F (10 to 40.6 C)0 to 140 F (-18 to 60 C)Relative Humidity20 to 80% non-condensing10 to 95% non-condensing* Performance decreases for B427 labels above 80 F (26.7 C). (B427 labelsare self-laminating translucent vinyl labels.)Exposing the printer to direct sunlight is not recommended.Materials Storage SpecificationsLabel supplies and ribbon for use with this unit must be stored in its original packaging in anenvironment in which the temperature is below 80 F and 60% relative humidity.Electrical SpecificationsInput Voltage to AdapterCurrent to AdapterFrequency to AdapterInput Voltage to Printer100 - 240 V 1.5 A50/60 Hz18 V DCSystem RequirementsFollowing are the recommended requirements for the computer on which you install the WraptorA6200 Printer Driver: Operating system: Microsoft Windows 7 Microsoft Windows 8 Microsoft Windows 10SafetyThe following information is necessary for the safe operation of the Wraptor A6200 printer. Be sure toread this section prior to setting up or operating the printer.Wraptor A6200 User Manual2
IntroductionSafetyAlways be sure to adhere to the safety standards regulating your operating environment. Also adhereto the following safety rules in addition to your specific standards:WARNING! Do not wear loose clothing—such as long sleeves or scarves—thatcould become caught in the unit.CAUTION! Keep areas around the unit clean at all times.CAUTION! The tear blade in the bottom front of the printer has a sharp edge.Automatic StopsFor safe operation, moving parts in the printer automatically stop when the top cover is open. Movingparts in the wrapper mechanism stop when the wrapper module is open.Wrapper ModuleWhen the wrapper module isopened, the wrappingmechanism stops. With thewrapper module open you canprint and peel labels as wellas feed labels.Wraptor A6200 User Manual3
IntroductionSafetyTop CoverPrinting and wrapping stopswhen the top cover is opened.The top cover must be closedto feed labels.WARNING! Do not disable the automatic stop mechanisms. Doing so maycause injury.Electrical SafetyCAUTION! Make sure the power outlet is grounded.WARNING! Turn off power and unplug unit before performing any service ormaintenance on the Wraptor A6200 printer.Wraptor A6200 User Manual4
2 SetupUnpacking the PrinterSave all packaging material in case you have to ship the printer back to the supplier.CAUTION! The tear blade in the bottom front of the printer has a sharp edge.What’s in the Box Wraptor A6200 Wrap Printer Applicator. USB drive containing the following: Wraptor A6200 User’s Manual Wraptor A6200 Quick Start Guide Print Driver Driver Installation GuidePrinted Quick Start Guide Brady Workstation Product & Wire Identification Software Suite with download instructions andlicense key. Power cord and AC adapter. USB cable Label supply: A62-3-427 die cut 1" x 1.25" Ribbon: M71-R4300 blackRegistrationRegister your printer online at www.bradycorp.com/register and receive free product support andupdates!Wraptor A6200 User Manual5
SetupPrinter ComponentsPrinter Components1101112131423104659781. Touch screen: Tap with your finger to operate the menus. See “Using the Touch Screen” onpage 25.2. Cover latch: Lift up to open the top cover.3. Wrapper module: The clear enclosure and everything within it. The module attaches to theprinter with a hinge and can fold open for loading labels and cleaning. The wrapperautomatically stops when the wrapper module is open.4. Wrapper: Mechanism that wraps a label around the wire.5. Tear blade: Use to tear spent liner off the printer.6. Power button: Push to turn the printer on or off.7. Trigger bar: One on each side. The trigger bars initiate wrapping. See “Printing andWrapping” on page 27.8. Wrapper module release: Push to release the wrapper module to open it for loading labels orcleaning.9. Jaws: Hold the wire in place as the label is applied.Wraptor A6200 User Manual6
SetupPower10. USB port (type A): Connect a USB drive. The USB drive must be formatted with FAT, FAT32,or exFAT file systems. NTFS is not compatible with the Wraptor A6200 printer. The printer hastwo type A USB ports, one on the back and one on the side.11. USB device port (type B): Connect the printer to a computer’s USB port so that you can sendlabels created with Brady Workstation software directly to the printer.12. Ethernet connection: Connect the printer to a Local Area Network (LAN).13. Power: Connect the power supply to the printer.14. Rewinder port: Connect the optional accessory for rewinding used label backing. See“Rewinder Accessory” on page 21.PowerThe printer is powered through a Brady supplied AC/DC power adapter.CAUTION! Use only the 18 V Brady adapter and power cord provided with theprinter.To connect power and turn on the printer:1. If outside of North America or Europe, use a safety certified power cord with the Bradyprovided18 V adapter.2. Connect the power cord to the power supply provided and to an electrical outlet.CAUTION! Make sure the outlet is grounded.3. Connect the power supply to the printer.4. Press the power button on the front of the printer. The first time you turn on the printer it walksyou through configuring the settings. Follow the instructions on the touch screen.Printer SettingsThe first time you turn on the printer, instructions on the touch screen walk you through the settingsthat must be configured the first time you use the printer. The following sections detail these settingsshould you need to change them in the future, and provide instruction on a few additional settings toconsider when setting up the printer.For an introduction to using the touch screen, see “Using the Touch Screen” on page 25. For printsettings see “Settings” on page 34.Wraptor A6200 User Manual7
SetupPrinter SettingsAdvance to Next LabelChoose how you want the printer to advance to the next label in a file.To set how labels advance:1. From the home screen, tap Settings.2. Tap System Configuration, then Advance to Next Label.3. Tap the desired value. In Auto mode, the printer automatically advances to the next label after a print and wrap. Thisis the typical mode of operation. In Manual mode, you must advance the printer to the next label using the navigation buttonson the Printing (run) screen. See “Running Jobs” on page 33.4. Tapto go back to the previous screen.Wire or Cable TensionWhen wrapping a label on a wire, the wrapper jaws clamp on the wire and hold it taught for wrapping.To turn tension on or off:1. From the home screen, tap Settings.2. Tap System Configuration,3. Tap Apply Tension, and then tap one of the following. Off: When off, the jaws on the printer clamp the wire, but do not apply tension. This can be usefulfor cables sensitive to tension, such as fiber optic cables, but can decrease the quality of thewrap. On: Recommended for normal operation. When on, the jaws on the printer clamp onto the wireand apply tension to achieve a smooth wrap.4. Tapto go back to the previous screen.File LocationChoose whether the printer accesses files from memory or from a USB drive.To set the file location:1. From the home screen, tap Settings.2. Tap System Configuration, then File Location.3. Tap the desired value.Wraptor A6200 User Manual8
SetupPrinter Settings Internal Memory: Choose this option if the printer is directly connected to the computer with aUSB cable or on a network. When you print a label from Brady Workstation software, the printfile is sent to the printer’s internal memory. When you tap Print Jobs on the home screen, theprinter accesses the list of files from internal memory.External USB: Choose this option when transferring files from one Wraptor A6200 printer toanother. Insert a USB drive into the USB port on the printer. When you print a label from BradyWorkstation software, the print file is sent to the USB drive. When you tap Print Jobs on thehome screen, the printer accesses the list of files from the USB drive. For details see“Transferring Print Jobs Between Printers” on page 35.4. Tapto go back to the previous screen.KeyboardsThe printer displays a keyboard on the screen when you have to type data, such as when you namethe printer. Because different languages use different sets of characters, you may need keyboardswith different character sets. By default the printer uses the appropriate keyboard for the languagesetting. For example, if the printer language is set to Simplified Chinese, the printer will automaticallydisplay a keyboard with Simplified Chinese characters. If you only want to use the default keyboard,you do not need to change any keyboard settings.To select keyboards:1. From the home screen, tap Settings.2. Tap System Configuration, then Virtual Keyboard. A list of supported keyboards isdisplayed.3. Tap the check box for each keyboard that you want to have available when using the printer.You can select multiple keyboards. The default keyboard (that for the printer language) isshown at the top of the list and cannot be deselected.When you use the keyboard later, the default keyboard is shown. Tap the globe icon toswitch to a different enabled keyboard. Each time you tap the globe icon, the displayswitches to another enabled keyboard.LanguageTo set the language for text on the touch screen:1. With the printer turned on, tap Settings.2. Tap System Configuration, then Language.3. Tap the desired language. You may need to scroll to see all available languages. Touch thescreen and drag your finger up or down to scroll.4. TapWraptor A6200 User Manualto go back to the previous screen.9
SetupPrinter SettingsUnits of MeasureSet the unit of measure to inches or millimeters.To set the unit of measure:1. From the home screen, tap Settings.2. Tap System Configuration, then Measurement Units.3. Tap either Inches or Millimeters.4. Tapto go back to the previous screen.Date and TimeSet the printer’s clock to the current date and time.To set the date and time:1. From the home screen, tap Settings.2. Tap System Configuration, then Date and Time. The left side of the screen displays thecurrent settings.3. To change the settings, tap the controls on the right. Use 24-hour format: Tap the switch to change between 24-hour format and 12-hour formatwith AM and PM. When the switch is red, the printer uses 12-hour format. When the switch isgreen, the printer uses 24-hour format. Set date: Tap to display date controls. To change the date, either tap on an elements and selecta new value, or tap the arrows above or below an element. Set time: Tap to display time controls. To change the time, either tap on an elements and selecta new value, or tap the arrows above or below an element.4. Tapto go back to the previous screen.Printer NameThe printer name is displayed when a computer searches for the printer on a Wi-Fi connection.To change the printer name:1. With the printer turned on, tap Settings.2. Tap Connection, and then tap Printer Name. The printer displays a keyboard.The printer name can only contain the characters A-Z, a-z, 0-9, and -. Regardless of thekeyboards you have enabled for your printer, the printer displays a keyboard with the allowedcharacters.Wraptor A6200 User Manual10
SetupSoftware for Creating Labels3. Use the keyboard on the touch screen to type a name for the printer.4. When finished tap.When using Brady Workstation software on Wi-Fi, this name is shown when selecting a printer. See“Software for Creating Labels” on page 11 and “Connecting the Printer” on page 12.Software for Creating LabelsInstall labeling software on your computer, set up the connection to the printer, then use the softwareto design labels and send them to the printer.Brady Workstation software provides a variety of apps to simplify label creation for specific purposes. Italso provides easy-to-use apps for custom label design. The printer comes with a license for the BradyWorkstation Product & Wire Identification Suite.To install the Product & Wire Identification Suite:1.2.3.4.Make sure your computer is connected to the internet.Go to workstation.bradyid.com/PWID.Follow the instructions on the screen to download and install the software.When you run the software and open an app that requires activation, follow the instructions onthe screen to activate the software. Use the license ID and password on the printed insert thatcame with the printer.For other Brady Workstation software or additional licenses, go to www.workstation.bradyid.com orcontact your Brady representative.Wraptor A6200 User Manual11
SetupConnecting the PrinterConnecting the PrinterConnect to the labeling software using a Wi-Fi wireless network, Ethernet network, or a USB cable.USBTo connect to a computer via USB 2.0, plug the provided USB cable into the printer and the comput
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