FARGO electronic Quatro ID Card Printer manual

2.Remove a stack of 50 or fewer cards from the card packaging. Do not touch the area of the cards on which you intend to print. Oil or dirt from your hands can impair print quality. Handle cards only along the edges.

3.Load the stack of cards into the printer by depressing the spring loaded Card Input Tray and pushing the stack all the way to the front of the Card Input Hopper. Always load cards with the top or primary print side facing up.

If inserting cards with a magnetic stripe, be sure the magnetic stripe is positioned downward and that the stripe is oriented toward the rear of the printer. If inserting smart cards, be sure the end of the card containing the smart card chip is inserted first.

Card Stack

Card Input Tray

4.Once the cards have been inserted, remove the top card and throw it away if you suspect it has been contaminated with oil from your fingertips. Close the printerÕs Top Cover.

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Quatro ID Card Printer specifications

The FARGO Electronic Quattro ID Card Printer is a versatile and efficient solution for creating high-quality identification cards. This state-of-the-art printer is designed to cater to a variety of industries, including education, healthcare, and corporate environments, making it an ideal choice for organizations that require reliable and secure ID card printing.

One of the standout features of the Quattro ID Card Printer is its ability to produce vibrant, full-color cards with exceptional clarity. Utilizing advanced dye-sublimation technology, the printer ensures that images and text are reproduced with remarkable precision. The printer has a resolution of 300 dpi, providing sharp details and rich colors that enhance the overall appearance of the ID cards.

Another key characteristic of the Quattro printer is its dual-sided printing capability. This feature allows users to print on both sides of the card in a single pass, significantly reducing production time and enhancing productivity. Organizations can utilize the back side of the card for vital information, such as magnetic stripes, barcodes, or additional identification details.

The Quattro ID Card Printer also incorporates smart card encoding technology, which enables the printing and encoding of RFID and smart chip technology onto cards. This is particularly beneficial for organizations that require heightened security measures, as it allows for the storage of sensitive information directly on the ID card itself.

User-friendliness is another essential aspect of the FARGO Quattro ID Card Printer. The device features an intuitive interface with easy-to-navigate controls, making it accessible for operators of all skill levels. Additionally, the printer is designed for seamless integration with existing software systems, facilitating a smooth workflow.

The robust build and compact design of the Quattro printer make it suitable for a variety of settings. Its durable construction ensures longevity while occupying minimal space on a desk or workstation. Furthermore, the printer is equipped with USB and Ethernet connectivity options, providing flexibility in how it can be deployed within an organization.

In conclusion, the FARGO Electronic Quattro ID Card Printer is a powerful tool for creating secure, professional-grade identification cards. With its advanced printing technology, dual-sided printing capability, smart card encoding, and user-friendly features, it stands out as a reliable choice for organizations looking to enhance their ID card issuance processes. Whether for employee badges, student IDs, or membership cards, the Quattro printer is an excellent investment in security and quality.

Contents

Quatro ID Card Printer UserÕs Manual Printing History Table of Contents Appendix a Magnetic Stripe Encoding Module II. about Moisture Condensation Getting StartedThank YOU Choosing a Good Location III. Unpacking and Inspection Applying Power Powering Up the Printer Power Input Port II. Identifying the Printer Features About Ribbons Ribbons and Cards II. Loading Ribbon Into the Printer Release Tab Printhead Assembly Take-up Ribbon Supply Ribbon Drive Hubs Ribbon Sensor IV. Loading Cards Into the Printer III. about Cards Card Stack Card Input Tray Printing a Self Test Connecting the Printer to Your Computer Using the Quatro ID Card Printer Windows 95/98 or Windows NT II. Installing the Windows Printer Driver Windows Panel III. Installing the 32-BIT Print Spooler for Windows 95/98 Using the Quatro ID Card Printer IV. Setting UP the Windows Printer Driver Windows 95/98 Windows NTCard Size Controls Color Matching Fast 32-bit Spooler Dither Mode Panel Graphics Mag Encode Only MagneticsNo Margins Rear of Printer Position Ribbon Type RotateWrite Direct to Port Printing a Card Supplies Required Maintenance II. Standard Printhead Cleaning IV. Cleaning the PRINTER’S Case III. Expanded Printhead Cleaning VI. Clearing a Card JAM Cleaning the Inside of the Printer VII. Clearing a Ribbon JAM VIII. Cleaning the Card Feed Rollers Insert this end first Sticky Side Up Maintaining the Cleaning Rollers IX. Cleaning the Drive Roller Maintenance Troubleshooting Printer doesn’t work at allOn-line LED light is flashing ’m having problems printing from Windows 95/98 On/cancel LED light is flashing Ribbon doesn’t seem to wind or print properly Ribbon has torn or even broken Card or ribbon is jammed My prints have blotches small voids in them My prints have streaks in them Two or more cards feed at the same time Photos on my ID cards look very pixelatedCard won’t feed and the on-line LED starts blinking Printing gets cut off or is not centered on the card Printing Area Technical Specifications Magnectic Track Options Encoding Mode / Magnetic Track Selection Encoded Bit Density Magnetic Track Options Character Data Parity LRC Generation ModeCharacter Data Size Character Ascii Offset III. Sending Track Information II. Track Locations ~1%JULIE ANDERSON623-85-1253? Appendix B Interfacing Information IntroductionII. CENTRONICS-TYPE Parallel Interface Drive roller Index Ribbon type Page