FARGO electronic M30e manual OpenSuse

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openSuse 10.3

Fields	Description

Name	openSuse

Version	10.3

Media	openSUSE-10.3-GM-KDE-i386.iso

Dependencies

CUPS version	1.2.12

Kernel version	2.6.22.5-31-default

File structure

CUPS service name & path	/etc/init.d/cups

CUPS PPD model path	/usr/share/cups/model

CUPS filter path	/usr/lib/cups/filter

LOG directory	/var/log/cups

Fargo M30e CUPS Driver User Guide (Rev. 1.0.3)

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Contents Fargo M30e Cups Driver User Guide Rev Part Number L001213Revision Control Date Document Title Number Table of Contents Supported Linux Distributions UbuntuFields Description DependenciesFedora Core Name Fedora Version Media I386-DVD.iso Red Hat Enterprise OpenSuse Step Procedure Installation ProceduresInstalling the Cups Driver Click Add Printer Adding a USB PrinterClick Continue Example output from lshal Entering the Print Only Command Entering the Print with Mag Encoding CommandPrinting a Sample Card Reviewing the File ListingStep Description Printer MaintenancePerforming a Ribbon Sensor Calibration Cleaning the Printer Printing a Test Card Using the Device Options Command Line Usage Cups option DescriptionDriver Options Selecting the Card SizeSelecting the Ribbon Types Selecting the Print Both Sides Option Selecting the Disable Printing OptionCommand Line Cups option Description Usage Select Optimized for Photo Selecting the Resin Dither OptionsSelect Optimized for Reviewing the Front Print Area Command Line Usage Cups Options DescriptionPrint and Overlay Options Reviewing the Front Print Area Reviewing the Back Print Area Reviewing the Back Print Area Examples Magnetic Encoding Options Setting the Encoding ModeSetting the Coercivity Sending ISO Magnetic Encoding Information Sending JIS II Magnetic Encoding Information Sending RAW Magnetic Encoding Information Reviewing the URL Encoding ReferenceReviewing the Ascii Code and Character Table Following the Resin Heat Front Procedure Using the Image Color CapabilitiesFollowing the Dye-Sub Intensity Procedure Following the Resin Heat Back Procedure Following the Overlay Heat ProcedureSelecting the Vertical Option Using the Image Position FunctionSelecting the Horizontal Option