Toshiba B-SA4TM-GS12-QM-R, B-SA4TP, BSA4TMGS12QMR manual Batch mode, Strip mode Option

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2. PRINTER SETUP

ENGLISH VERSION EO1-33048

2.3 Loading the Media

2.3Loading the Media (Cont.)

12.There are three issue modes available on this printer. How to set the media for each mode is provided below.

Batch mode

In the batch mode, the media is continuously printed and fed until the number of labels/tags specified in the issue command have been printed.

(1) Pull the top edge of the media past the Platen.

(2) Close the Top Cover until it clicks.

Strip mode (Option)

WARNING!

Be careful that your fingers, jewellery, clothing, etc., are not draw into the rollers of the Strip Unit.

When the optional Strip Module is fitted, a label is automatically removed from the backing paper at the Strip Plate as each label is printed.

(1) Open the Front Cover holding its right side.

Front Cover

Strip Unit

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Contents SA4TP Series Vorsicht CE Compliance for EU onlySA4TP Series Waste Recycling information for users Meanings of Each Symbol Safety SummaryRequest Regarding Maintenance PrecautionsTable of Contents EA2-1 EA1-1EA3-1 EA4-1Product Overview Introduction FeaturesAccessories Appearance DimensionsFront View Rear ViewInterior Operation PanelOption Name Type Usage OptionsSetup Flow Printer SetupProcedure ReferenceInstallation Connecting the Power CordExample of US Type Take out the Media Holder Ass’y from the printer Loading the MediaRaise the Release Lever and remove the Media Holder Left Insert the Media Shaft into the core of a media rollPlace the Media Holder Ass’y into the printer Fold the Release Lever to lock the Media Holder LeftClick Upper Sensor Upper SensorLever Ass’y Setting the Feed Gap Sensor position Setting the Black Mark Sensor position Strip mode Option Batch modePress down the Release Bar to open the Strip Unit Cut mode Option Label or Thin mediaTag paper or Thick paper Loading the Ribbon Open the Ribbon Cover Gently close the Top Cover until it clicks ContConnecting the Printer to Your Host Computer Turning the Printer Refer to .3 Reset Fine AdjustmentRefer to the B-SA4T Series Key Operation How to Enter the System Mode Parameter SettingSA4T Baud rate selection Baud Rate „ Serial RS-232C Interface„ Serial RS-232C Interface Data Length Stop BitParity „ LCD Message Language Flow ControlREADY/BUSY XON/XOFF„ Parallel Centronics Interface „ Web Printer Function when using TCP/IP LAN„ Plug & Play IP Address Setting TCP/IP This section, how to set the IP address is described IP Address SettingPress the Pause key to enter the IP Address Setting Mode TCP/IPThis parameter is to set an IP address Printer IP AddressThis parameter is to set a Gateway IP address Gateway IP AddressSubnet Mask This parameter is to set a Subnet MaskThis parameter is to enable Dhcp Socket PortDhcp Dhcp Client ID This parameter is to set a Dhcp client IDAscii code and Hex. code correspondence table Installing the Printer Drivers IntroductionGeneral Description Parallel Interface Installing the Printer DriverWindows 95/98/Me Windows NT4.0 Windows 2000/XP Windows 98/Me USB InterfaceE2-36 E2-37 E2-38 Finish button E2-40 E2-41 E2-42 Uninstalling the Printer Driver Adding a LAN Port Windows 95/98/ME Adding/Deleting a LAN PortDeleting a LAN Port Windows NT4.0/2000/XPOthers Printer Driver UpgradesUsing the Printer Driver Adjustment Print TestPrint Method When using an optional Cutter Module or Strip Module 3ADJUST SET Position and Print Tone Fine AdjustmentCut/Strip Position Fine Adjustment Feed Amount Fine AdjustmentReverse Feed Amount Fine Adjustment Coordinate Fine AdjustmentWhen setting +0.0 mm Position and PrintTone Fine Example of Cut Position Fine Adjustment Example of Strip Position Fine Adjustment Example of Reverse Feed Amount Fine Adjustment When setting +50.0 mm When setting -50.0 mmPrint Tone Fine Adjustment Ribbon Motor Voltage Fine Adjustment Sensor type is displayed Threshold SettingSelect the sensor to be adjusted by using the Feed key Feed and Pause keys Press the Pause key to enter the Sensor Adjustment Mode„ When using the Black Mark Sensor „ When using the Feed Gap Sensor „ Storing a No Media Level Voltage „ Manual Threshold SettingBlack Mark Sensor Feed Gap Sensor Operation Panel On Line OperationUsed to stop printing temporarily Used to restart printingReset OperationPress and hold the Restart key for 3 seconds or longer Maintenance CleaningPrint Head/Platen/ Sensors Print Head/Platen/ Sensors Covers and Panels Optional Cutter Module 1. Open the Front Cover Same way, clean the outside of the Cutter BladeBacking Paper Feed Roller Strip Roller Guide Roller Troubleshooting Error MessagesRestart key Error Messages Problems/Cause Possible Problems Causes Solutions Possible ProblemsDo not use any tool that may damage the Print Head Removing Jammed MediaPrinter Specifications This section describes the printer specificationsModel Mail 4STATE Customer CODE, RSS14 Media Supply SpecificationsMedia Type LabelDetection Area of the Transmissive Sensor LabelTag paper with square holes Effective Print Area Detection Area of the Reflective SensorRibbon Recommended Media and Ribbon TypesMedia type Description Ribbon type Description Care/Handling of Media and RibbonCombination of Media and Ribbon Media type Vellum paper and labelSymbols in the message Appendix 1 Messages and LedsROM Base LAN Board is being initialised When the Dhcp function is enabledDhcp client is being initialized Printer did not succeed in writing dataFollowing message appears Parallel interface Centronics Appendix 2 InterfacePIN ConnectorIEEE802.3 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX Awid MPR-1510A-RM SA704-RFID-U1-USSA704-RFID-U1-EU Awid MPR-1580A-RMSnmp Wireless LAN OptionAppendix 3 Power Cord When purchasing the power cordAt least, 125% of the rated current of the product Appendix 4 Print Samples Appendix 4 Print Samples JAN13, EAN13 Interleaved 2EAN13+2 digits EAN13+5 digitsIndustrial 2 UPC-A+5 digitsCustomer bar code KIX CodeAppendix 5 Glossaries Device used to remove labels from the backing paper Media and ribbonUSB Universal Serial Bus Index Index EO1-33048

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