Toshiba B-SX600 manual Specifications, Printer Model with a USB Interface

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14. SPECIFICATIONS

14.1 Printer (Model with a USB Interface)

Item					Specifications
Model				B-SX600-HS11/HH11/HC11-QM-R

Resolutions (dot density)				600 dpi (23.6 dots/mm)

Printing method				Thermal transfer / Direct thermal

Print speed				Max. 150 mm/second ∗1
Media alignment				Centre

Max. effective print width					104 mm

Max. print length					1,000 mm

Available media width				15 to 120 mm

			LCD		Graphic LCD (128 dots × 64 dots)
Operation Panel
Operation Panel			LED	Power (green), Ready (green), Error (red), Data (green)

			Key		Pause, Feed, Menu, ▲, ▼, W, X, Enter, Cancel

Host interface					USB 2.0 High Speed

Operating system					Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows
Operating system					Vista
					Vista
			Depth		455 mm
Dimension
Dimension			Width		300 mm

			Height		353.5 mm (including the rubber feet)

Weight				20.6 kg

			Input		100 VAC to 240 VAC
			voltage		100 VAC to 240 VAC
			voltage
Rating			Frequency		50/60 Hz (48 to 62 Hz)

			Power		250 W or less under normal operation:
			consumption		250 W or less under normal operation:
Noise					75 dB or less

Operating temperature range					5 to 40 °C (Print quality guaranteed at temperatures between
Operating temperature range					18 and 28 °C)
					18 and 28 °C)
Relative humidity					10 to 90% (Print quality guaranteed at humidity between 40
Relative humidity					and 60%)
					and 60%)
Storage temperature range				-20 to 70 °C

Storage humidity range					5 to 90%

Safety and EMC Standard					CE, TÜV GS, C-Tick, UL, CUL, FCC, ICE, CCC

Environmental standard					RoHS Directive compliant

∗1 There are limitations on a print speed depending on the media or ribbon type and an image to print.

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Contents SX600 Series Vorsicht CE Compliance for EU onlyMeanings of Each Symbol Safety SummaryPrecautions Table of Contents Test Print Specifications Introduction Product OverviewCD-ROM AccessoriesFront View Part Names and FunctionsVentilation Slot USB Interface ConnectorAC Power Inlet Fanfold Paper Slot Rear View Model with a USB interfaceRear View Model with a LAN interface LAN Interface ConnectorMedia Guide Print Head InteriorMedia End Sensor Reflective Media Sensor Media Holder Media Roll Damper Platen Media Roll GuideUpper Unit Handle Ribbon Tensioner Upper Unit Unlock Lever Upper UnitOperation Panel Cancel keyMenu key Cut position Cutter UnitPrecautions when using the Cutter Unit Part names Peel-off UnitSupplemental Remarks Precautions when using the Peel-off UnitPrecautions Printer SetupRemoving the Protective Materials Printer Setup Printer Setup 40 C Installation LocationExample of US Type Connecting the Power CordConnecting the Printer with a USB Interface to Your Computer Connecting the Printer with a LAN Interface to Your Computer Strip mode Cut mode Supply SpecificationsMedia and Ribbon Die-cut label Notched media Label with black marks Guaranteed Print Area Preprinted Media When you purchase media and ribbonsStorage of Media and Ribbons Unacceptable Media and RibbonsMedia and Ribbon Loading the Ribbon PrecautionRelease button Gently squeeze the metal. plate Precautions Loading the Media How to Load the MediaLoading the Media Low Supplemental Remarks Please read .1 How to Load the Media first How to Load the Media for the Model with the Peel-off UnitPrecautions Loading the Media Loading the Media How to Load a Narrow Label Stock How to Reload the Media when the Upper Unit is Lifted How to Load Fanfold Paper Print Test from Printer Driver Printing from Your ComputerPrinting from Your Computer Printing from Your Computer Precautions when Using the Model with a LAN Interface Printing from Your Computer Easy feed mode Media Feed ModeFixed Length feed mode Strict feed modePrinter Operation Printer Operation Tear-off Alignment is performed AlignmentAlignment when Precise print mode is selected Alignment when Paper saving mode is selected Media Calibration Alignment when Fixed Length feed mode is selectedHow to perform a media calibration Printer Operation Printer Operation Operation Panel Operation PanelMessages Displayed on the Operation Panel Display when Pause is shown Display when Printing is shown Display in Low Power Mode Error messages in the event of End of paperOperation Operational procedures Printer Operation using the Operation Panel→ See .4 Menu Options Information Menu OptionsTrip Title DescriptionClear Trip Meter menu Reprint Error Page menuTest print menu Conditions Low Power minBeep Volume How to Cancel a Print Job Operation Panel Test Print How to Perform a Print TestPrint Test Pattern Removing Jammed Media from the Cutter Unit Removing Jammed MediaRemoving Jammed Media from the Peel-off Unit Daily Maintenance Cleaning the Media Sensor Cleaning the Platen Cleaning the Ribbon Guide Bar Cleaning the Ribbon Separation PlateCleaning the Print Head Cleaning the Peel-off Unit Printing does not start TroubleshootingProblems at Start-up of the Printer Problems while Printing⇒ 3.7 Unacceptable Media and Ribbons ⇒2.4 or 2.5 Connecting the Printer to Your⇒8.5 How to Cancel a Print Job ComputerBlank page label is ejected ⇒ 11.3 Cleaning the Ribbon Separation PlateLoaded ribbon is torn or ejected with the media An entire or a part of printout is light Print FailurePrinted text is blurred Printouts have streaky smudges or fine lines ⇒ 2.2 Installation LocationPrint position gradually misaligns ⇒ 7.1 Media Feed Mode⇒ 7.4 Media Calibration ⇒ Help on the Printing Preferences ⇒ 8.5 How to Cancel a Print Job⇒ 2.5 Connecting the Printer to Your Computer Problems in the Network Model with a LAN InterfaceError messages and remedial measures Peeling failed How to Load the Media⇒ 1.5.2 Precaution when using the Peel-off Unit ⇒ 1.4.2 Precautions when using the Cutter UnitPossible causes Solutions Bad thermal head Error messages Possible causes Solutions Info. ErrorAction Info.Error Image Info.ErrorHow can I use the printer with the covers left open? Frequently Asked Questions FAQCan I use an ink ribbon narrower than a label? Ribbon is torn apart during printing. What should I do? Peeling failure occurs more frequently than before Frequently Asked Questions FAQ Remarks Standard modelSpecifications SpecificationsPrinter Model with a USB Interface Http Printer Model with a LAN InterfaceSnmp Simple Network Management Protocol Specifications Cutter Unit When purchasing the power cord Power CordPage EO1-33085