Toshiba B-SX600 manual Installation Location, 40 C

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2. PRINTER SETUP

2.2 Installation Location

Install the printer in a place where ample space is reserved for operation. well ventilated, flat, level table or a rack specifically designed for the printer. of the printer make full contact with the surface of the desk or rack.

Ensure that there is sufficient space around the printer, as illustrated below.

Also, place the printer on a Make sure that the 4 feet

	%RH	5 °C 90%		29 °C 90%	28 °C
		5 °C 90%		29 °C 90%	28 °C
	80				60%
	80
	60	18 °C
	60	60%
		60%
	40	5 °C		28 °C
		55%		28 °C	40 °C 39%
		55%	°C	40%	40 °C 39%
		18
		18
	20	40%				Left: 10 cm or over
					40 °C 10%
		10	20	30	40 °C

AcceptableRecommended

operatingoperating range range

Front: 15 cm or over

Back: 5 cm or over

Right: 30 cm or over

CAUTION

Precautions

Avoid locations that have the following adverse conditions. Failure to do this may cause injuries or printer failure.

･Direct sunlight

･High temperatures and humidity or low temperatures and humidity

･Rapid temperature changes

･Direct cold air

･Excessive vibration

･Dust/Gas

･Near magnetic or electromagnetic devices

･Near open flames or wet locations

･On an unstable desk or rack

･Ensure that an AC outlet is located near the installation location of the printer and that it allows for the easy plugging and unplugging of the Power Cord. Do not place any obstacles around the AC outlet.

･When the Peel-off Unit is used, the backing paper is ejected continuously from the lower section of the Peel-off Unit. Particularly, when a label in use is long, choose an installation location carefully in order to prevent it from sticking on a table or the ejected backing paper.

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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 UnitMenu key Cancel keyOperation Panel Cut position Cutter UnitPrecautions when using the Cutter Unit Part names Peel-off UnitSupplemental Remarks Precautions when using the Peel-off UnitRemoving the Protective Materials Printer SetupPrecautions 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 Media and Ribbon Supply SpecificationsStrip mode Cut mode 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 paper→ See .4 Menu Options Printer Operation using the Operation PanelOperation Operational procedures Information Menu OptionsTrip Title DescriptionTest print menu Reprint Error Page menuClear Trip Meter menu Conditions Low Power minBeep Volume How to Cancel a Print Job Operation Panel Print Test Pattern How to Perform a Print TestTest Print 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 ComputerLoaded ribbon is torn or ejected with the media ⇒ 11.3 Cleaning the Ribbon Separation PlateBlank page label is ejected Printed text is blurred Print FailureAn entire or a part of printout is light Printouts have streaky smudges or fine lines ⇒ 2.2 Installation Location⇒ 7.4 Media Calibration ⇒ 7.1 Media Feed ModePrint position gradually misaligns ⇒ 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.ErrorCan I use an ink ribbon narrower than a label? Frequently Asked Questions FAQHow can I use the printer with the covers left open? Ribbon is torn apart during printing. What should I do? Peeling failure occurs more frequently than before Frequently Asked Questions FAQ Remarks Standard modelPrinter Model with a USB Interface SpecificationsSpecifications Http Printer Model with a LAN InterfaceSnmp Simple Network Management Protocol Specifications Cutter Unit When purchasing the power cord Power CordPage EO1-33085