FARGO electronic Card Printer manual Installing the 32-BIT Print Spooler for Windows 95/98

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C. INSTALLING THE 32-BIT PRINT SPOOLER FOR WINDOWS 95/98

The printer ships with a print utility program called the 32-Bit Print Spooler. This print spooler is for use only with Windows 95/98. Once installed, the 32-Bit Print Spooler is able to process your print jobs and send them to the printer at consistently faster speeds than if sending print jobs through the system spooler of Windows 95/98. The 32-Bit Print Spooler is ideal for printing a large number of consecutive cards or for printing larger file formats (1 MB or more). The 32-Bit Print Spooler also allows your computer to display helpful prompts if a printer error occurs during printing.

The 32-Bit Print Spooler installs just like any other standard Windows application program. To install the 32-Bit Print Spooler, refer to the following:

1.Insert the 32-Bit Print Spooler diskette into your computerÕs disk drive.

2.Click the Start button, point to Settings, and select Control Panel.

3.Double-click on the Add/Remove Programs icon.

4.Follow the on-screen instructions to complete installation. When installed, the 32-Bit Print Spooler will appear in the Programs group of the Start menu.

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Section 5: Using Your 4200 Series Card Printer

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Contents Page Printing History Trademark AcknowledgementsFor Users in Canada For Users in the United StatesFor Users in Taiwan Table of Contents Appendix a Magnetic Stripe Encoding Module Thank You IntroductionHOW Your Card Printer Works Dye-SublimationResin Thermal Transfer Special FeaturesSafety Precautions Sicherheitsmaßnahmen Consignes de sécurité Precauciones de seguridad Avvertenze Attenzione Precauzioni per la SicurezzaAdvertências Cuidado Precauções de Segurança4250/4225 Card Printer UserÕs Manual 4250/4225 Card Printer UserÕs Manual 4250/4225 Card Printer UserÕs Manual 4250/4225 Card Printer UserÕs Manual Choosing a Good Location Getting StartedAbout Moisture Condensation Unpacking and Inspection Applying PowerIdentifying the Parts LCD Display On/Cancel ButtonOn LED Light Ready LED LightInstalling the Cleaning Roller Extending the Card Output Drawer About Ribbons Ribbons and CardsDye-Sublimation-Only Ribbons for 4250 only Resin-Only Ribbons for 4250Loading Ribbon Into the Printer Dye-Sublimation/Resin Ribbon for 4250 onlySupply Take-up About Cards Loading Cards Into the Printer Running the Self Test Self Test Example Actual size Connecting the Printer to Your Computer Using Your 4200 Series Card PrinterIBM-PC Using Your 4200 Series Card Printer Macintosh Windows 95/98 or Windows NT Installing the Windows Printer DriverWindows Installing the 32-BIT Print Spooler for Windows 95/98 4250/4225 Card Printer UserÕs Manual Installing the Macintosh Printer Driver Choosing the Macintosh Printer Driver Setting UP the Printer DriverWindows NT Windows 95/98Apply Ribbon Overlay AlgebraicBuffer Single Card CalibrateColor Matching Card SizeDither Mode Disable PrintingControls Dye-Sub IntensityFargoColor Image PlacementPanel Graphics Panel OnlyOrientation MonitorPicture Controls Print Edge-to-EdgeRibbon Sensor Resin HeatRibbon Type Rotate 180 DegreesPrinting a Card 4250/4225 Card Printer UserÕs Manual Installing the Backgrounder Using the Print Backgrounder For MacintoshBackgrounder Status Window Printing with the BackgrounderBackgrounder Menus Admin menuJobs menu Problems During a Background PrintSupplies Required MaintenanceStandard Printhead Cleaning Cleaning the PRINTER’S Case Expanded Printhead CleaningCleaning the Inside of the Printer Clearing a Ribbon JAM Clearing a Card JAMCleaning the Card Feed Rollers Cleaning the Drive Roller Maintaining the Cleaning Roller 4250/4225 Card Printer UserÕs Manual Adjusting the Card Input Guides Mechanical AdjustmentsMechanical Adjustments Adjusting the Card Separator Flap Adjusting the Internal Card GuideCard Separator Adjustment Wheel Interpreting LCD Display Messages TroubleshootingTOP Line of LCD Message Cause Solution 4250/4225 Card Printer UserÕs Manual TOP Line of LCD Message Cause Solution TOP Line of LCD Message Cause Solution Both Lines of LCD Message Cause Solution Printer beeps just before each ribbon panel is printed General Troubleshooting SuggestionsPrinter doesn’t seem to work at all My prints have spots small voids in them ’m having problems printing from Windows 95/98Printing gets cut off or is not centered on the card Photos on my ID cards look very pixelated or grainyTwo or more cards feed at the same time Can’t get the cards in between the Card Input Guides4250/4225 Card Printer UserÕs Manual Card Types Technical SpecificationsWeight Magnetic Track Options Appendix a Magnetic Stripe Encoding ModuleEncoding Mode / Coercivity / Track Selection Encoded Bit Density Magnetic Track OptionsCharacter Data Size Character Ascii OffsetISO Track Locations LRC Generation ModeSending Track Information ~1%JULIE ANDERSON623-85-1253? 4250/4225 Card Printer UserÕs Manual Introduction Appendix B Interfacing InformationCENTRONICS-TYPE Parallel Interface Wire DiagramMini 8-PIN Serial Interface Signal Description4250/4225 Card Printer UserÕs Manual Adjusting the Internal Printer Settings Appendix C Internal Printer SettingsImage Darkness 00 + Magnetic Offset 00 + SmartCard Offset 00 + RESUME+CANCEL 4250/4225 Card Printer UserÕs Manual Background print utility Bar codes IndexLCD display

Card Printer specifications

The FARGO electronic card printer is a standout solution in the world of identification and access control systems, known for its exceptional quality, reliability, and advanced features. Designed to cater to businesses and organizations of all sizes, FARGO printers have become synonymous with secure card issuance, making them an ideal choice for government entities, educational institutions, corporate organizations, and event management.

One of the main features of the FARGO electronic card printer is its ability to produce high-quality, durable cards. Using state-of-the-art dye-sublimation technology, the printer delivers vibrant images and sharp text, ensuring that cards are not only visually appealing but also equipped with excellent durability against wear and tear. The ability to print in both full color and monochrome provides flexibility, allowing users to choose the best option that fits their needs.

The FARGO printer series integrates multiple security features to enhance card protection. Many models come equipped with the latest hardware and software advancements, including holographic overlaminates and UV printing capabilities. These features offer an extra layer of security, making it challenging for counterfeiters to replicate the issued cards, thus ensuring the integrity of the identification process.

Scalability and ease of use are other notable characteristics of the FARGO electronic card printer. It supports a range of card printing volumes, from low to high, making it suitable for various settings. The user-friendly interface, often featuring easy-to-navigate menus and simple installation processes, ensures that even non-technical staff can operate the equipment without extensive training.

Networking capabilities are another significant advantage of FARGO printers. Many models support USB and Ethernet connections, allowing users to connect to multiple devices within an organization easily. This feature facilitates centralized printing and card management, streamlining the card issuance process.

Physical design is also worth mentioning. FARGO printers are constructed with a compact footprint, allowing them to fit seamlessly into office environments without taking up excessive space. The robust casing provides additional protection, ensuring longevity even after extended use.

Overall, the FARGO electronic card printer represents an efficient and effective solution for organizations seeking reliable card printing capabilities. With its combination of advanced technologies, security features, user-friendly design, and excellent output quality, the FARGO printer series remains a popular choice among businesses striving for professionalism and security in their identification processes.