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AMT Datasouth 600 manual Unpacking And Inspection, Shipped with Printer

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UNPACKING AND INSPECTION

UNPACKING AND INSPECTION

This section is provided to assist you in removing the printer from the shipping container and setting it up in the application environment. Inspect the shipping carton and contact the carrier directly to report any suspected damage.

1.With the shipping container in the upright position, remove the top foam packing piece.

2.Carefully, lift the printer straight up out of the box.

3.Remove the printer from the plastic bag and place the printer on a flat stable surface.

4.Remove the accessory kit and supplies.

5.Inspect the shipping container and the printer for any damage that may have occurred during shipping.

Note: Save the box and all packing materials for future use, in the event the printer needs to be shipped. Units returned for service in non- approved packaging may void the warranty or increase repair costs due to shipping damage.

Verify that the printer box contains the following materials when unpacking:

a.Printer

b.3 inch Media spindle adapter

c.AC Power Cord

d.RS-232 Serial Cable (not shown in below figure)

e.CD that contains User's manual and Windows drivers

f.A sample media roll

g.A sample ribbon roll and a take-up ribbon core

h.Two Ribbon Core adapters for ribbon cores that are smaller than 4.325 inches in width.

Sample Media

Printer

Sample Ribbon

3” Media Adapter

Ribbon Core Adapter

Power Cord

CD

Figure 4 – Shipped with Printer

Fastmark 600 Series User's Guide

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AMT Datasouth 600 manual Unpacking And Inspection, Shipped with Printer

Contents

Barcode Label Printer User’s GuideFastmark 600 Series with PALTM Print and Program Language Camarillo, CA AMT Datasouth Corp4216 Stuart Andrew Blvd Charlotte, NCIMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND OTHER NOTICES COMPUTER SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT TRADEMARK CREDITSCOPYRIGHT NOTICES CONVENTIONS TECHNICAL SUPPORTSpecial Power Up Key Function INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATIONPrinter Parts and Features MODEL OVERVIEWAppendix B INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS TROUBLESHOOTING AND MAINTENANCEAppendix A GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS Appendix E HIDDEN SETUP FEATURESTABLE OF FIGURES INTRODUCTION MODEL No SERIAL No MODEL OVERVIEWModels Figure 1 - Model and Serial Number LocationModel Features Standard FeaturesFigure 2 - Traditional Printing PALTM PRINT AND PROGRAM OVERVIEWTraditional Printing Legacy Data Stream Interpretation Figure 3 - Legacy Data stream InterpretationUNPACKING AND INSPECTION Figure 4 - Shipped with PrinterINSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION Finding a Location for the PrinterFigure 6 - Internal Features Printer Parts and FeaturesFigure 5 - External Switches, Indicators and Connections Connecting the Power Cord Figure 7 - Power ConnectionConnecting the Printer to Your Host Figure 8 - Communication CableFigure 9 - Top Media Cover Latches Loading the RibbonThermal Transfer Media only Figure 10 - Print Head LatchesFigure 11 - Ribbon Holder Notches and Ribbon Core Slots Figure 12 - Supply Ribbon Installation Ribbon Supply Roll Right Side Spring Holder Ribbon Take-Up RollFigure 13 - Ribbon Take-Up Installation Figure 14 - Ribbon InstallationFigure 15 - Print head Module Closed Figure 16 - Top Media Cover Latches Loading MediaFigure 17 - Media Roll Installation Figure 19 - Media Sensor and Guides Figure 18 - Print Head Latches4. Rotate the Print Head Module to the vertical position 5. Spread the Media Guides to their full open positionFigure 20 - Loading Media over Platen Roller Figure 21 - Positioning Media Guides and SensorFigure 22 - Print head Module Closed 10. Close the Top Media Cover Figure 24 - Straight Edge and Peeler Latch Loading Media into the PeelerFigure 23 - Label Removal for Peeler Option Label Figure 25 - Feeding into the Peeler MechanismFigure 26 - Backing Exit Position Media Stock from Media Roll11. Close the Media Access Cover Figure 27 - Peeler OptionFigure 28 - Inserting Labels in the Cutter Option Loading Media into the Cutter Option14. Close the Media Access Cover Figure 29 - Cutting LabelsCalibrating Media Sensors Figure 30 - Calibration of the MediaPrinting the Configuration Label Figure 31 - Configuration Print SampleFigure 32 - Fastmark 600 Series Front Panel KEYPAD OPERATIONLED Description FunctionON LINE Key Operation Special Power Up Key FunctionPower up key functions Configuration Label for detailsFeature Management Mode Figure 33 - FeatureMan ProgramFigure 34 - Changing Features Figure 35 - Changing Feature ValuesVALUE RANGE Setup Feature and Value ListFEATURE NAME DESCRIPTION12 - +12 Setup Feature and Value List continuedPrint Darkness Setup Feature and Value List continued Fastmark 600 Series Users GuidePALTM PRINT LANGUAGE INTRODUCTION Command ExamplesPoint Smooth Scalable FontsSupported Bar Codes PAL TMTable 2 - PALTM Bar Code List and Samples PALTM Print and Program Label Tutorial 1 showpages Hello World12 scalefont setfont Sans12.00pt findfontPALTM Print and Program Coordinate System PAL Coordinate SystemHello World 72 68 moveto 144 68 lineto stroke 1 showpagesActually draws the line specified by the lineto command 12 scalefont setfontHello World 72 68 moveto 144 68 lineto 30 30 moveto 258 30 lineto 258 258 lineto30 258 lineto closepath 2 setlinewidth stroke 1 showpages 12 scalefont setfont12 scalefont setfont Hello World Hello World30 258 lineto closepath stroke 72 90 moveto 90 rotate 72 68 moveto 144 68 lineto 30 30 moveto 258 30 lineto 258 258 linetoHello World World100 100 moveto BARCODE123 /Code39 barcode 1 showpages 12 scalefont setfontINTRODUCTION TO PALTM ADVANCED TOPICS Advanced OverviewPALTM Print and Program Language Features Description Sample Demo FilesFile Name Example of a Procedure defined in PALTM Example of calling a Procedure from a host applicationDemo Label showing use of Print Utility Procedures Example of How to Define Label Formats 0.25 0.75 0 12 Name PrintBoldfontExample of calling Label Format from Host Application MailingLabelWindows 2000 Driver Installation WINDOWS PRINTER DRIVERSelecting Printer Fonts Printing Bar Codes From Windows 2000 Applications Adjusting the Windows 2000 Driver Bar Codes Windows XP Driver Installation Selecting Printer Fonts Printing Bar Codes From Windows XP Applications Adjusting the Windows XP Driver Bar Codes Fastmark 600 Series Users GuideWindows NT/9x Driver Installation Selecting Printer Fonts Printing Bar Codes From Windows NT/9x Applications Adjusting the Windows NT/9x Driver Bar Codes Fastmark 600 Series Users GuideUsing the Windows Driver To Produce PALTM Print Command Examples ERROR MESSAGE TROUBLESHOOTING AND MAINTENANCEPrinter Detected Errors RECOVERYPrinter Detected Errors Continued Possible Problem Other User Detected ErrorsDescription of Issue Possible Correcting ProceduresPossible Correcting Procedures Description of IssuePossible Problem Fastmark 600 Series Users GuidePossible Correcting Procedures Description of IssuePossible Problem Fastmark 600 Series Users GuideFastmark 600 Series Users Guide Possible Problem Peel and Present SensingDescription of Issue Possible Correcting ProceduresFigure 36 - Print Head Location Preventive MaintenanceCleaning the Thermal Print Head TPH Figure 37 - Platen Roller and Media Sensor Cleaning the Platen RollerCleaning the paper sensor Cleaning the Paper Compartment Fastmark 602 PAL Appendix A GENERAL SPECIFICATIONSSpecification Fastmark 603 PALPin Configuration Appendix B INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONSSerial Interface Three Wire ConnectionParallel Centronics Interface Auto Interface SelectAppendix C ASCII TABLE Appendix D SELF TEST PRINT SAMPLE Fastmark 600 Series Users GuideAppendix E HIDDEN SETUP FEATURES Hidden Setup Feature and Value ListAppendix F UPDATING PRINTER FIRMWARE 8 Click the File button to select the appropriate download file Boot Mode Feature and Value List