FARGO electronic M30e manual Printing a Test Card

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Printing a Test Card

Step Description

1Ensure that cards are in the Input Hopper.

2Ensure that the YMCKO Ribbon is installed in the Printer.

3From a terminal window, enter:

	lpr -l “/usr/share/fargo/M30e/M30eTst.prn”

4	When completed, a test card should be printed.

Fargo M30e CUPS Driver User Guide (Rev. 1.0.3)

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Contents Part Number L001213 Fargo M30e Cups Driver User Guide RevRevision Control Date Document Title Number Table of Contents Dependencies Supported Linux DistributionsUbuntu Fields DescriptionFedora Core Name Fedora Version Media I386-DVD.iso Red Hat Enterprise OpenSuse Installation Procedures Installing the Cups DriverStep Procedure Adding a USB Printer Click ContinueClick Add Printer Example output from lshal Reviewing the File Listing Entering the Print Only CommandEntering the Print with Mag Encoding Command Printing a Sample CardPrinter Maintenance Performing a Ribbon Sensor CalibrationStep Description Cleaning the Printer Printing a Test Card Selecting the Card Size Using the Device OptionsCommand Line Usage Cups option Description Driver OptionsSelecting the Ribbon Types Selecting the Disable Printing Option Command Line Cups option Description UsageSelecting the Print Both Sides Option Selecting the Resin Dither Options Select Optimized forSelect Optimized for Photo Command Line Usage Cups Options Description Print and Overlay OptionsReviewing the Front Print Area Reviewing the Front Print Area Reviewing the Back Print Area Reviewing the Back Print Area Examples Setting the Encoding Mode Setting the CoercivityMagnetic Encoding Options Sending ISO Magnetic Encoding Information Sending JIS II Magnetic Encoding Information Reviewing the URL Encoding Reference Sending RAW Magnetic Encoding InformationReviewing the Ascii Code and Character Table Using the Image Color Capabilities Following the Dye-Sub Intensity ProcedureFollowing the Resin Heat Front Procedure Following the Overlay Heat Procedure Following the Resin Heat Back ProcedureUsing the Image Position Function Selecting the Horizontal OptionSelecting the Vertical Option