SATO D512, D508 service manual Setting UP the Printer, Follow these steps to set up your printer

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SECTION 2: INSTALLATION

2.1.1 SETTING UP THE PRINTER

Consider the following when setting up the printer:

Locate a solid flat surface with adequate room to set the printer. Make sure the AC adaptor can be located so that the AC power cable can be attached to the printer and an AC power outlet. The location should be near the host or computer terminal. The maximum distance recommended is:

-10 feet for a Parallel interface cable. Make sure it meets IEEE1284 specifications

-18 feet for the optional Serial RS232 Interface

-10 feet for the optional USB interface without hub

-the optional 10baseT Ethernet Interface depends upon the LAN cabling

-Up to 100m for the Wireless LAN, depending on structural conditions

Follow these steps to set up your printer:

1.Make sure the power switch on the Operator Panel is in the OFF (0) position and place the AC adaptor in a safe and secure location.

2.Connect the Input Power connector to the printer. This connector is buttoned and must be turned approximately 3/4 turn clockwise to secure it to the printer.

3.Connect the AC Power Cable to an AC Outlet supply of an appropriate voltage.

4.Connect the interface cable to the host system. If you are using the Parallel Port connection, a parallel IEEE1284 interface cable must be used to realize the high data transfer rate of the printer's parallel port. If another interface is installed, the appropriate cable should be used.

5.Load the label media following the instructions in this section.

6.Configure the printer for label width and operating mode using the instructions in this section.

7.Press the printer power button to the ON (I) position.

8.Print a test label to verify the printer is set up and operating correctly.

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SATO D508/D512 Operator Manual

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Contents OperatorSvice Manual Sato America, Inc Table of Contents Troubleshooting Sato ContactsSato Group of companies Overview General Printer Specifications IntroductionGeneral Printer Specifications AttributeGeneral Specifications CONT’D MediaAttributes Barcodes Optional Accessories Introduction Sato D508/D512 Operator Manual Installation Printer Placement Tips Electrical Precautions General Precautions Unpacking Printer Part Names Setting UP the Printer Follow these steps to set up your printerLoading Media Fanfold media Label Sensing Overview of the fanfold-paper loading pathThis page is left blank intentionally Operating Panel Rear Panel Configuration Panel DIP Switch SettingsDIP Switch Settings CONT’D Switch 4 UnusedSwitch 7 Data Dump Switch 8 Unused Error Codes Mode Length of Offset mm Print head resolution OffsetsOriginal First Line Print Position Potentiometer AdjustmentsPitch Offset Moved with Leading Edge Positive + OffsetPotentiometer Adjustments CONT’D Print DarknessData Dump Diagnostic Label Printing Test Labels Printing FACTORY/SERVICE Test Prints Configuration and Operation Sato D508/D512 Operator Manual Adjusting the Print Quality IntroductionCleaning the Print HEAD, Platen and Rollers Cleaning the Print HEAD, Platen and Rollers CONT’D RELEASING/REPLACING the Print Head Cleaning the Sensor This page is left blank intentionally Interface Specifications Interface TypesReceive Buffer Single Job BufferReceive Buffer CONT’D Multi Job BufferPIN Signal Direction IEEE1284 Parallel InterfaceGeneral Specifications RS-232C Interface1 RS-232C Interface Signals Pin Direction Signal DefinitionUniversal Serial BUS Interface READY/BUSY Flow ControlON/X-OFF Flow Control Local Area Network InterfaceWireless LAN Interface 802.11 B/G SpecificationsSwitch Setting LED Indicator Status Software SpecificationsInterface Specifications Initial Checklist Checking the IEEE1284 Parallel InterfaceObservations Using the IEEE1284 Parallel Interface CONT’D Checking Using the Parallel Interface CONT’D ObserationsChecking the RS232C Serial Interface Error Signals LED Indicators Buzzer Error Condition Corrective ActionChecking the 802.11G Wireless Interface Sato Contacts Sato Group of Companies Asia Pacific & Oceania Region