CL608e/612e Printers Operation Manual - Etiket Nederland
CL608e/612e PrintersOperation ManualIssued December 2000
SATO Group of Companieswww.satoworldwide.comSATO INTERNATIONAL PTE LTDSATO EUROPE NV438A Alexandra Road #05-01/ 02,Leuvensesteenweg 369,Alexandra Technopark,1932 Sint-Stevens-Woluwe, Brussels,Singapore 119967BelgiumTel: 65-6271-2122Tel: 32 (0)-2-788-80-00Fax: 65-6271-2151Fax: 32 (0)-2-788-80-80Email: sales@sato-int.comEmail: info@sato-europe.comSATO UK LTDSATO DEUTSCHLAND GMBHValley Road, Harwich, Essex EnglandSchaberweg 28, 61348Co12 4RR, United KingdomBad Homburg, GermanyTel: 44-1255-240000Tel: 49 (0)-6-1726-8180Fax: 44-1255-240111Fax: 49 (0)-6-1726-818-199Email: enquiries@satouk.comEmail: info@sato-deutschland.deSATO POLSKA SP Z O.O.SATO FRANCE S.A.Ul Okolna 2, 50-422 WroclawParc d'activités - rue Jacques MessagerPoland59175 TEMPLEMARS, FranceTel: 48-71-335-23-20Tel: 33 (0)3 20 62 96 40Fax: 48-71-335-23-25Fax: 33 (0)3 20 62 96 55Email: biuro@sato-polska.com.plEmail: france@sato-europe.comSATO AMERICA INC.SATO ASIA PACIFIC PTE LTD10350 Nations Ford Road Suite A,438A Alexandra Road #05-01/02,Charlotte, NC 28273, USAAlexandra Technopark, Singapore 119967Tel: 1-704-644-1650Tel: 65-6271-5300Fax: 1-704-644-1662Fax: 65-6273-6011Email: satosales@satoamerica.comEmail: sales@satosingapore.comWarning: This equipment complies with the requirements in Part 15 of FCC rules for aClass A computing device. Operation of this equipment in a residential area may causeunacceptable interference to radio and television reception requiring the operator to takewhatever steps necessary to correct the interference.All rights reserved. This document, nor any part of it, may be reproduced or issued tothird parties in any form without the express permission of SATO Europe. The material inthis document is provided for general information only and is subject to change withoutnotice. SATO Europe does not assume responsibility for any errors or omissions.
WarningIt is essential that the safety and operating procedures containedwithin this manual be brought to the attention of, and are used by,all personnel likely to operate this printer/product.This printer/product must only be used for the purpose for which itwas designed.This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this productmay cause radio interference in which case the user may berequired to take adequate measures.Electrostatic discharges on the connector pins and on the memorycard may damage the printer.In the case of fire, water must not be used on the product to extinguish the fire, and the appropriate type of fire extinguisher shouldbe readily available.No modifications, either mechanical or electrical, should be madeto this printer/product or accessory without the written consent ofSATO Europe N.V. Any modifications made without this consentmay invalidate guarantee claims.Other manuals relating to this printer include additional informationrelating to other aspects of the safe operation of the printer, and areavailable from your SATO supplier.All consumable waste, such as the label backing paper and usedcarbon ribbon must be disposed of carefully, and in a manner thatwill cause the minimum of environmental pollution.Should you have any doubts regarding the setting, operating or anysafety aspects of this printer/product, please contact your SATOsupplier.SATO Europe N.V. makes no guarantee that all the featuresdescribed in this manual are available in all models, and, due toSATO’s policy of continuous development and improvement, specifications are liable to change, without notice.
ConsumablesAlways use SATO carbon ribbons or equivalent. The use of incorrect materials may cause malfunctions of the printer and void thewarranty.ConventionsText that appears bold italic and all in capitals such as LABELrefers to a key or an LED on the operation panel.Text that appears enclosed in brackets such as ESC refers to anEscape sequence of a data string.Text that appears bold italic such as On-Line refers to a function orto a result.Text that appears in bold such as VR1 refers to electrical components like pins, resistors connectors and so on.Warranty and CopyrightSATO Europe N.V. makes no guarantee of any kind with regard tothis material, including, but not limited to, the implied guaranties ofmerchantability and fitness for a particular purpose.SATO Europe N.V. shall not be liable for errors contained herein orfor any incidental consequential damages in connection with thefurnishing, performance, or use of this material.This document contains proprietary information which is protectedby copyright.All rights are reserved.No part of this document may be reproduced or issued to third parties in any form whatsoever without the express permission ofSATO Europe N.V.The information in this document is subject to change withoutnotice. Copyright 2000 SATO Europe N.V.
Contents1. Specifications . 12. Introduction . 32.1Installation Considerations . 32.2Ribbon . 32.3Dimensions . 42.4Operator Panel . 52.5Rear Panel . 72.6Switches And Sensors . 82.7Computer Connections . 92.7.1 Bi-directional parallel interface (standard) . 92.7.2 Optional interface (RS-232C) . 102.7.3 Optional Interface (USB) .112.7.4 Optional Interface (LAN) .113. Printer Configuration . 133.1DIP Switch Settings . 133.1.1 RS232 Transmit/Receive Setting . 14Selecting Protocol Control Codes . 173.1.2 External Connector PIN Assignments . 21External Output Signal Types . 22Repeat Print . 23Error Signals . 243.2 Default Settings . 253.3Printer Adjustments . 263.3.1 Normal Mode . 263.3.2 User Mode . 263.3.3 Print Darkness Setting . 273.3.4 Print Speed Adjustment . 273.3.5 Pitch Offset and Direction . 283.3.6 Cancel print Job . 293.3.7 Advanced Settings . 294. Media Loading . 314.1Loading Labels or Tags . 314.2Insert Carbon Ribbon . 345. Troubleshooting . 37i
5.1Troubleshooting Tables . 375.2Print Quality Problems . 386. Cleaning and Maintenance . 416.1Introduction . 416.2Cleaning the Print Head, Platen and Rollers . 426.3Cleaning the Label Sensor Unit . 46Appendix A Advanced Settings . 47Appendix B Declaration of Conformity . 51ii
Operation Manual1.1. SpecificationsSpecificationsThe major difference in the CL608e and the CL612e printers is theresolution of the Print Head. The CL608e with its 203 dpi PrintHead provides an economical labeling solution for most applications. The CL612e provides a higher print resolution, 305 dpi, togive laser quality printing. It is useful when higher resolution isneeded for detailed graphic images.CL608eCL612ePrint TypeDirect Thermal, Thermal TransferResolution0,125 mm (8 dot/mm, 203 dpi)SpeedUser selectable from 100 mm/sec to 200 mm/secDarkness3 steps; selectable by printer driver ( ESC codes) or via displayPrint AreaPitch178 mm356 mm1249 mmWidth152 mm152 mm152 mm0,083 mm (12 dot/mm, 305 dpi)Pitch178 mm356 mm704 mmStandard AX EX Width165 mm165 mm165 mmStandard AX EX Media Width47 177 mm (50 180 mm incl. backing paper)Media Lengthand CalliperBatch:Dispense:Cutter:Tear-OffLabel RollMaximum Roll Diameter:Label Inner Core Diameter:Media TypesDie-Cut Label, Continuous Material, Tag Material.Roll Type: Face-In or Face-Out, Fan-Fold Type.Carbon Ribbon450 Metre Long, Face-In, I.D. 25.4 mm, Thickness: 4.5 Micron, Black andColouredBarcodesUPC A/E, EAN 8 & 13, Code 39, Code 128, UCC/EAN 128, Interleaved 2 of 5,Industrial 2 of 5, Matrix 2 of 5, Codabar, MSI, Bookland, Postnet16 35622 35632 35616 356(19 359(25 359(35 359(19 ngbackingpaper)paper)paper)paper)0,08 0,21 mm0,1 0,16 mm0,1 0,25 mm0,08 0,21 mm200 mm (Face-In)76 mm Standard (40mm optional)Barcode Ratios 1:2, 1:3, 2:5Barcode SizesHeight: 4 dots to 600 dots; Width: User definableRotationalCapability90 steps2-D CodesData Matrix, Maxicode, PDF 417, QR-CodeFontsU, S, M, WB, WL, XU, XS, XM, XB, XL, OCR-A/B, Outline Font (50-999)Rasterizer Font Triumvirate & Times (08 – 99 points or 16 – 999 dots)CL608e/612e1
1. SpecificationsOperation ManualLabel SensingReflective Sensor (I-mark), bottom readingSee-through Sensor (Gap), movableCPU32 bit SH3 RISC Processor/ 133MHzMemoryCapacity16MB SDRAM; 2,9MB Input Buffer; 2MB Flash Memory Internal (standard)Memory Expansion Optional:- Internal: 4MB Flash Memory SIMM Card- External: up to 4MB S-RAM Card or up to 16MB Flash CardInterfacesECP Parallel (IEEE 1284)Centronics ParallelRS232C Standard (2400 – 19.200 Baud)RS232C Highspeed (9600 – 57.600 Baud)USB (12Mbit/s)LAN (TCP/IP protocol 10/100 Base T)Twinax/CoaxRS422 / 485Front PanelOperation Switches:Setting Switches:LED:LCD:Potentiometers:Online Key, Feed Key2 x 8 Dip-SwitchesPower ON, Online, Label End, Ribbon End, Error ConditionMenu Controlled Printer Configuration and Error MessagesSupported Languages:English (default), German, French, Spanish, Italian,PortugueseDisplay Contrast, Pitch, Offset, Print DarknessDimensionsHeight: 298 mm Width: 352 mm Depth: 429 mmWeight19 kg (standard)Power110 - 240V (/ /- 10%), 50/60 Hz, Idle 50 W, maximum 490 WEnvironmentalOperating: 5 40 C, humidity 30 80% RH non-condensingStorage:-5 60 C, humidity 30 90% RH non-condensingApprovalsOptions2CE, TÜV-GS, UL, CSARotary Cutter, Dispenser with External Backing Paper Rewinder,External Label Rewinder R610, Memory Expansion, Keyboard, Real Time ClockCL608e/612e
Operation Manual2.2. IntroductionIntroductionThe SATO CL608e/612e Printer Operation Manual provides information for installing and maintaining the SATO CL608e/612eprinter. Step-by-step maintenance instructions are included in thismanual with typical problems and solutions. It is recommended thatyou become familiar with each section in this manual before installing and maintaining the printer. This manual is divided into the following six sections: Chapter 1 - Specification Chapter 2 - Introduction Chapter 3 - Printer Configuration Chapter 4 - Media Loading Chapter 5- Troubleshooting Chapter 6 - Cleaning and Maintenance Appendix2.1 Installation ConsiderationsPrinter operation can be affected by the printer environment. Thelocation of the printer should be free from dust, humidity, and sudden vibrations. To obtain optimum results from the printer, avoidlocations influenced by: Direct or bright sunlight since bright light will make the label sensor less responsive and may cause the label to be sensed incorrectly. Warm temperatures which can cause electrical problems withinthe printer.2.2 RibbonUse only SATO thermal transfer ribbons which were formulatedexpressly for use in all SATO printers. Use of other than approvedribbons may result in unsatisfactory print quality and/or damage tothe print head and may void your warranty.CL608e/612e3
2. IntroductionOperation Manual2.3 DimensionsNOTE:The exact position of components may vary,depending on the hStandard355mm429mm299mmWith dispenser355mm545mm299mmWith cutter355mm460mm299mmCL608e/612e
Operation Manual2. Introduction2.4 Operator PanelParts of the operation panelThe operation panel consists of a LCD display, five LED indicators,two push-buttons, two DIP switch arrays and four adjustmentpotentiometers. All of these are accessible from the front of theprinter. They are used to set the printer operating parameters andto indicate the status of the printer to the operator. After you poweron the printer, familiarize yourself with the keys and indicators, asit will help you understand the configuration process.Display:LCD display for: printer status (error messages) Printer setup Quantity OfflineCL608e/612e5
2. IntroductionOperation ManualLEDs:POWER: LED illuminated when the power is on.LABEL: LED illuminated when label supply is out.RIBBON: LED illuminated when ribbon motion sensor does notdetect any ribbon motion.ERROR: LED illuminated when there is a system fault such asopen print head, interface or system error.ONLINE: LED illuminated when printer is ready to receive data. Itis turned on and off by toggling the LINE key.Push-buttons:LINE Push-button. Pressing this key toggles the printer betweenthe On-Line and Off-Line mode. When the printer is On-Line, it isready to receive data from the host. This key can act as a pauseduring a print job, by taking the printer Off-Line.FEED Push-button. Pressing this key feeds one blank label throughthe printer when it is Off-Line. When the printer is On-Line, the lastlabel of the print buffer will be repeated.DIP switches:DSW: DIP switch array to set operational parameters of printer.Potentiometers:PRINT (VR1): Potentiometer to adjust print darkness (fine tuning).OFFSET (VR2): Potentiometer to adjust amount of back/forwardfeed for dispenser or cutter function ( 3.75mm). Independent frompitch adjustment.PITCH (VR3): Potentiometer to adjust home position of the label ( 3.75mm). After the media pitch has been set using the pitch offsetadjustment in the user mode, it is sometimes desirable to makeminor adjustments. This can be done by using the PITCH potentiometer on the operation panel. This potentiometer is set at the factory so that it has a range of 3.75mm. The midpoint setting shouldhave no effect on the pitch. Turning the potentiometer all the wayclockwise (minus offset) should move the print position 2.0mm uptowards the top edge of the label. Turning it all the way counterclockwise (plus offset) should move the print position down 2.0mm.Affects stop position of label feed, print position and dispense position.DISPLAY (VR4): Display contrast6CL608e/612e
Operation Manual2. Introduction2.5 Rear PanelPower switch:To switch power on or offAC input:Input 230V 50/60Hz connector. Use the cable provided.AC fuse:Input power protection. Type 3A/250V,20x5mm.Modular Interfaces:IEEE 1284 ECP Parallel, RS 232C HighSpeed Serial up to 57600bps; LAN Ethernet; USB, Twinax/Coax, RS422/485,RS232C up to 19200bps and Standard Parallel.EXT:External signal connector.Memory Card Slot:Optional for PCMCIA cards.Memory Card useBacking Take Up OpeningCL608e/612eAC in7
2. IntroductionOperation Manual2.6 Switches And SensorsRibbon End Sensor: This sensor is a motion detector sensor thatsignals the printer when the ribbon supply isturning.Head Open Switch: When the print head is opened, this switchis activated and the printer will stop printing.Label Sensor Unit:This sensor unit contains two types of sensors, one for label gap (movable, 25 - 90mmfrom the inner label edge)) and one forI-Mark sensing (fixed).Ribbon MotionSensorLabel SensorUnit8CL608e/612e
Operation Manual2. Introduction2.7 Computer Connections2.7.1 Bi-directional parallel interface (standard)1. Turn off the power of the printer. Using an interface cable connect the computer to the bi-directional parallel interface connector at the rear panel of the printer.2. Be sure to use a IEEE 1284 compatible cable.Connector: 36 PIN AmpMax. Cable length: 1,8 m Centronic5 m IEEE 1284Wire Connection Table for IEEE 1284 compatible ost141516171819202122232425ShieldLFErrorInitSelect 5272930Shield9
2. IntroductionOperation Manual2.7.2 Optional interface (RS-232C)This printer operates by being connected to a computer.1. Turn off the power of the printer. Using an interface cable connect the computer to the optional interface connector at the rearpanel of the printer.2. Interface CableThe wire connection varies depending on the communicationproduct.Prepare an appropriate cable for the communication protocol.Connector: DSUB-25S.Cable length: Less than 5 meters.ER Control11223344556677202010Status 3/4112233445566772020CL608e/612e
Operation Manual2. Introduction2.7.3 Optional Interface (USB)This printer operates by being connected to a computer.1. Turn off the power of the printer. Using an interface cable connect the computer to the optional interface connector at the rearpanel of the printer.2. Interface CableUSB connector for a printer is specified as a Type B Receptacle.Please use a Type B cable when you connect it with the printer.2.7.4 Optional Interface (LAN)This printer operates by being connected to a Network.1. Turn off the power of the printer. Using an interface cable connect the computer to the optional interface connector at the rearpanel of the printer.2. Interface CablePlease use a cross-cable when you connect one printer to onecomputer. If you connect a printer to a HUB, please use astraight cable.CL608e/612e11
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Operation Manual3.3. ConfigurationPrinter Configuration3.1 DIP Switch SettingsTwo DIP switches DSW2 and DSW3 are located under the frontcover panel and a DSW1 switch is located on an optional RS232serial interface board.These switches can be used to set: RS232C transmit/receive parameters Thermal transfer or direct thermal mode Label sensor enable/disable Head check mode Hex dump mode Receive buffer size Operation modeDIP Switch Panel Layout for DSW1Located on RS232 Interface BoardTo set the switches, first power the unit Off, then position the DIPswitches. After placing the switches in the desired positions, powerthe printer back on. The switch settings are read by the printerelectronics during the power up sequence. They will not becomeeffective until the power is cycled.CL608e/612e13
3. ConfigurationOperation Manual3.1.1 RS232 Transmit/Receive SettingData Bit Selection (DSW1-1)This switch sets the printer to receive either 7 or 8 bit data bits foreach byte transmitted.DSW1-1SETTING*OFF8 Data BitsON7 Data BitsDSW1ONOFF12345678Parity Selection (DSW1-2, DSW1-3)These switches select the type of parity used for error detection.DSW1-2 DSW1-3 SETTING*OFF*OFFDSW1No ParityOFFONEvenONONOFFOddOFFONONNot Used12345678Stop Bit Selection (DSW1-4)Selects the number of stop bits to end each byte.DSW1DSW1-4SETTING*OFF1 Stop BitON2 Stop BitsONOFF1234567568Baud Rate Selection (DSW1-5, DSW1-6)Selects the data rate(bps) for the RS232 19200ONOFF38400ONON57600123478* Factory Default14CL608e/612e
Operation Manual3. ConfigurationCommunication Protocol Selection (DSW1-7, DSW1-8)Selects the flow control and status on/XOffONOFFStatus 3ONONStatus 4DSW1ONOFF1Note:2345678For Status 4 the DSW2-8 must be set to OFFPrint Mode Selection (DSW2-1)Selects between direct thermal printing on thermally sensitivepaper and thermal transfer printing using a ribbon.DSW2DSW2-1SETTING*OFFTherm TransONDirect ThermONOFF12345678Sensor Type Selection (DSW2-2)Selects type of sensing.DSW2-2SETTING*OFFGapON“I” MarkDSW2ONOFF12345678Head Check Selection (DSW2-3)When selected, the printer will check for head elements that areelectrically bledOFF12345678* Factory DefaultCL608e/612e15
3. ConfigurationOperation ManualHex Dump Selection (DSW2-4)Enables Hex Dump 345678Receive Buffer Selection (DSW2-5)Selects the operating mode of the receive buffer.DSW2DSW2-5 SETTINGOFFSingle Job*ONMulti JobONOFF123456785678Download Mode (DSW2-6)For Firmware FF1234Protocol Control Code Selection (DSW2-7)Selects the command codes used for protocol FF12345678* Factory Default16CL608e/612e
Operation Manual3. ConfigurationSelecting Protocol Control CodesProtocol control codes are the special control characters that prepare the printer to receive instructions. For example, the ESC character tells the printer that a command code will follow and the ENQ character asks for the printer status.There are two pre-defined sets of Protocol Control codes to choosefrom. Each set is made up of six special characters. The StandardProtocol Control codes are non-printable characters, and the NonStandard Protocol Control codes are printable characters. TheNon-Standard set may be useful on host computers using protocolconverters or in an application where non-printable ASCII characters cannot be sent from the host. This manual uses the StandardProtocol Control codes for all of the examples. Alternately, the usermay define and download a set of custom Protocol Control DSW2-7 ONDESCRIPTIONSTX02 Hex7B Hex {Start of DataETX03 Hex7D Hex }End of DataESC1B Hex5E Hex Command code to followNull00 Hex7E Hex Cutter commandENQ05 Hex40 Hex @Get printer status,Bi-Com modeCan18 Hex21 Hex !Cancel print job,Bi Com modeOff-Line40 Hex5D Hex ]Take printer Off-LineCL608e/612e17
3. ConfigurationOperation ManualCompatibility Mode Selection (DSW2-8)Software command compatibility with earlier SATO model printers.DSW2DSW2-8SETTING*OFFStatus 4ONONOFFCompatibility12345678Mode Selection (DSW3-1 and DSW3-2)Selects the operating mode of the printer.DSW3-1 DSW3-2*OFFDSW3SETTING*OFF Batch/ContinuousOFFONTear OffONOFFCutterONONDispenserONOFF12345678Label Sensor Selection (DSW3-3)Enables or disables the Label Sensor. If the Sensor is enabled, itwill detect the edge of the label and position it automatically. If it isdisabled, the positioning must be under software control using LineFeed commands.DSW3DSW3-3SETTING*OFFSensor UsedONONSensor Not UsedOFF12345678* Factory Default18CL608e/612e
Operation Manual3. ConfigurationBack Feed Selection (DSW3-4)When Back-Feed is enabled, the printer will position the label fordispensing/cutting and retract it to the correct print position beforeprinting the next 2345678Note:Back Feed function only works, if Tear Off, Cutter orDispenser is selected. See DSW3-1, 3-2.External Signal InterfaceThe EXT connector on the CL printer rear panel is intended for usewith the external printer accessories such as label rewinders orapplicators. The 14-pin Centronics type connector provides achoice of four different output signals along with various error conditions.Print Start Signal Selection (DSW3-5)DSW3DSW3-5 SETTING*OFFDisabledONONEnabledOFF1(Output on Pin 5)2345678External Signal Type Selection (DSW3-6, DSW3-7)Both the polarity and signal type (level or pulse) of the external printsynchronizing signal can be selected.DSW3DSW3-6 DSW3-7 SETTING*Off*OffType 4ONOffOnType 3OFFOnOffType 2On12345678OnType 1(Output on Pin 6)* Factory DefaultCL608e/612e19
3. ConfigurationOperation ManualRepeat Print via External Signal (DSW3-8)Allows the applicator to reprint the current label in the print buffer.DSW3-8SETTING*OFFDisabledONEnabled(Output on Pin 7)DSW3ONOFF12345678Note:The DIP Switch functions listed incorporate the latest firmware revisions at the time of printing.* Factory Default.20CL608e/612e
Operation Manual3. Configuration3.1.2 External Connector PIN AssignmentsPINDIRECTION1To Host2Reference3To HostRibbon Out - This pin goes low when the ribbon is out.4To HostError - This pin goes low when the printer detects anerror condition such as head open or receiving bufferfull.5To PrinterPrint Start - The printer will print one label when thispin is pulled to ground. This signal must be enabledby placing switch DSW3-5 on the Control Panel in theOFF position.6To HostEnd Print - It is used to drive an applicator or otherexternal device requiring synchronization with the printcycle. You may choose between four types of outputsignals using control panel DSW3-6 and DSW3-7 selections.7To PrinterPrint Repeat - The printer repeatedly prints the currentlabel in the print buffer immediately after receiving thissignal.DSW3-8 must be ON.8To PrinterVcc - 5V9To HostOn-Line10To HostRibbon Near End11To Printer12To Host 24V - Used to power accessory items.13To HostVcc - 5V14ReferenceNOTE:CL608e/612eSIGNAL DESCRIPTIONLabel Out - This pin goes low (0V) when a label outerror exists.Signal GroundTBDFrame GroundThe signals on pins 1, 3 4 and 6 each have an opencollector output. These pins normally measure .07V maximum when a true condition exists. If afalse condition occurs, the voltage will drop to 0V. Toachieve a signal level of 5V, you must add a 1K ohm,¼ W pull-up resistor between the open collector output pin and Vcc (pin 13) as illustrated. This will pro21
3. ConfigurationOperation Manualvide a signal level of 5V for a true condition and 0Vwhen a false condition exists. The maximum voltagethat can be applied to these pins is 50V and themaximum current they can sink is 500 milliamps.External Output Signal TypesPin 13Vcc 5V1 K ohm, ¼WSignal OutPin 1, 3 4 or 6 5VTYPE 10V20 milliseconds 5VTYPE 20V 5VTYPE 30V 5VTYPE 40VStart Print(Label FeedStop)22End Print(Label FeedStop)CL608e/612e
Operation Manual3. ConfigurationRepeat PrintStart PrintPRINT STARTINPUTPRINTREPEATPRINT ENDTYPE 1End Print 5V0V 5V0V 5V0V20 millisecondsPRINT ENDTYPE 2PRINT ENDTYPE 3PRINT ENDTYPE 4CL608e/612e 5V0V 5V0V 5V0V23
3. ConfigurationOperation ManualError SignalsPaper or Ribbon EndHeadOpenHeadClosedPaper/RibbonReplenishedPRINT MOTIONMOVINGSTOPPED 5VPAPER END0V 5VRIBBON END0VMACHINEERRORPRINT ENDTYPE 1PRINT ENDTYPE 2PRINT ENDTYPE 3PRINT ENDTYPE 424 5V0V 5V0V 5V0V 5V0V 5V0VCL608e/612e
Operation Manual3.23. ConfigurationDefault SettingsSwitch SelectionsAll switches except DSW2-5 are placed in the OFF position(default) for shipping. This will result in the following operating configuration: Communications: 8 data bits, no parity, 1 Stop bit, 9600 Baud Protocol:Ready/Busy Sensor:Gap Sensor Receive Buffer:Multi Job Mode:Batch/continuous Pitch:Sensor Used Back feed:Enabled External Signals: DisabledSoftware Default SettingsThe printer stores the software settings upon receipt and usesthem until they are again changed by receipt of a command containing a new setting. These settings are stored in non-volatileRAM and are not affected by powering the printer off. The printermay be reset to use the default software settings by depressing theLINE and FEED keys simultaneously while powering the printer on.This will result in the following default configuration: Print Darkness:"2" Print Speed:6 inches per second Print Reference:Vertical 0000, Horizontal 0000 Zero:Slash Auto On Line:Enabled Ignore CR/LF:Disabled Character Pitch:Proportional Auto Online Feed:Disabled Feed On Error:Disabled Repeat Print:Disabled Forward/Backfeed:Standard Select Language:English Priority Setting:CommandCL608e/612e25
3. ConfigurationOperation Manual3.3 Printer AdjustmentsThe LCD Panel is used in conjunction with the LINE and FEEDswitches by the operator to manually enter printer configuration settings. Many of the settings can also be controlled via software commands and in the case of conflict between software and controlpanel settings, the printer will always use the last valid setting. Ifyou load a label job that includes software settings and then entera new setting via the operation panel, the manually set values willbe used by the printer. If you set the values manually and thendownload a job with software settings, the software settings will beused.3.3.1 Normal ModeWhen the printer is powered on, the readout should display the following message.ONLINEQTY:000000The LCD Panel will display the ONLINE status on the top line of thedisplay and the bottom line will contain the label quantity (QTY) status. The ONLINE message will be changed to OFFLINE wheneverthe printer is switched OFFLINE by depressing the LINE key. Assoon as a print job is received, the QTY message will indicate thenumber of labels to be printed. As soon as the label job begins toprint, the display will indicate the number of labels remaining in theprint job that remain to be p
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