Citizen Systems CLP-9001, CLP-9301 user manual Media Paper and Ribbon, Types of media

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Chapter 4 Media (Paper) and Ribbon

Chapter 4

Media (Paper) and Ribbon

This chapter describes all of the types of media available for this printer and how to load the media and ribbon. Unless otherwise specified, the term 'media,' 'paper,' 'page,' 'labels' or 'tags' is referring to any media that is being printed using the printer.

4.1 Types of media

We recommend that you should use a genuine Citizen paper or its equivalent.

Types of media available for this printer:

•	Center-punched hole tag	•	Labels with inter-label gap
•	Black mark tag	•	Black mark label

•Corner-with-a-radius cut tag

zTag

Media without adhesive material on the back are referred to as tags, which are often used by cutting pieces with an optional cutter. The holes are usually arranged on the cut-off line.

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Contents CLP-9001/9301 Page − i − Etat DE Conformite EMI a Lusage DES Utilisateurs Canadiens Important Safety Instructions − iv − Introduction Table of Contents Configuring Your Printer Using the Menus − viii − Unpacking ChapterChecking items inside the accessory box Safety signs Safety Precautions− 4 − − 5 − − 6 − − 7 − − 8 − Printer main body Names and Functions of Printer PartsOpening/closing and detachment of the front cover Opening/closing of the right side cover− 10 − − 11 − LCD Display Control panelStop key Mode keyFeed key Pause keyUP key Menu keyDown key Select keyTypes of media Media Paper and RibbonBlack mark tag Center-punched hole tagCorner-with-a-radius cut tag Label Paper size Loading the paper − 20 − Suggestion − 22 − − 23 − Loading the ribbon − 25 − − 26 − Printhead pressure adjustments Paper sensor adjustments Connecting to a power outlet Power on and Using the Control PanelTurning the printer on Ready Mode and Menu Mode Navigating the Menu System Changing Menu Values Permanently Saving Printer Settings Producing a Test or Configuration Print Turning the printer OFF Group Menu Configuring Your Printer Using the MenusSetup Menu System Setup Menu − 40 − After Print Menu Interface Setup Menu Permanently Saving Settings Menu Test Mode Menu Menu Mode Description − 45 − − 46 − − 47 − − 48 − Items to check in case of trouble Troubleshooting− 50 − Error messages and corrective actions − 52 − Printer care MaintenanceCleaning method General specifications SpecificationsInterfaces SpecificationsXON/XOFF protocol Pin assignment DTR protocolParallel interface Specifications Printable area Adjustable sensor Auto-Cutter optional Peeler optional Peeler specificationsEnvironmental requirements