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Panduit PTR3E manual

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Operator and Technical Reference Manual PTR3E Thermal Transfer PrinterCopyright Panduit Corp. 2001. All Rights Reserved Panduit Corp Identification Products Division 1819 Atlanta HwyCumming, GA Phone Fax Panduit PTR3EDO NOT OPERATE IN WET OR DAMP AREAS SAFETY PRACTICESDO NOT OPERATE IN AN EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERE DO NOT SUBSTITUTE PARTS OR MODIFY EQUIPMENTWARRANTY INFORMATION INFORMATION TO USERSECTION 2. INSTALLATION PREFACEPTR3E OPERATOR MANUAL SECTION 3. CONFIGURATIONSECTION 3. CONFIGURATION TABLE OF CONTENTSSECTION 2. INSTALLATION SECTION 4. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCEInitial Checklist Using the IEEE1284 Parallel Interface SECTION 5. INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONSSECTION 6. TROUBLESHOOTING Using the RS232C Serial Interface Error SignalsPage SECTION PRINTER OVERVIEW INTRODUCTIONSection 1. Printer Overview GENERAL PRINTER SPECIFICATIONSSPECIFICATION PTR3ESection 1. Printer Overview SPECIFICATIONPTR3E Section 1. Printer Overview CHARACTER FONTSSPECIFICATION PTR3ESection 1. Printer Overview BAR CODESSPECIFICATION PTR3ESection 1. Printer Overview PHYSICALSPECIFICATION PTR3ESECTION INSTALLATION INTRODUCTIONhere,butarethe packedNOTETheexactlyshippingasshownUNPACKI G AND PARTS IDENTIFICATION PTR3E PackingOperatorManual SETTING UP THE PRINTERPrinter ExtraRibbonCoreSwitch TopAccessSideAccess CoverPowerLabelRoll TopAccessDoorSideAccessDoor LOADING LABELSPage Assembly AdjustmentSensor LOADING THERibbonSpindleRIBBONRewind 3. Locate the Extra Ribbon Core supplied with the printer. Placelose the Print He 8. If the b ls are alady aded Ass mbly by push downwardOPERATOR PANEL ERRORDSW2 LABELP use EXT Port Connector Access PanelConnector AC Power InPage LABEL SENSOR ADJUSTMENT PRINTER DIP SWITCH CONFIGURATION SECTION CONFIGURATIONDSW2-1SETTING DIP Switch Panelscontrol. DSW2OFFON-7 OFFON123DSW245678StadardNoETTING n-Std Mode Selection DSW3-4SETTINGPrint Speed Adjustment DSW2-8 . See page 3-1 and DSW3-2 . Selects the operating mode of the printerOFFON12 DSW3-7SETTING4OFFN RS232 Transmit/ReceiveSwitch S DSW1-7DSW1-8SETTINGDefault S OFFNKEY SEQUENCE PRINTER ADJUSTMENTSMODE INITIAL DISPLAYPRINT SPEED 2 4 6 8 Normal ModeINITIALIZING ROM ONLINE QTY000000 OFFLINE 000000 PRINT DARKNESS 1 2 3 4SensorPosition PITCH OFFSET ± 00mmINITIALIZING ROM ADVANCED MODE ZERO SLASH YES NO AUTO ONLINE YES NO CANCEL PRINT JOB YES NO CANCEL PRINT JOB COMPLETED ADVANCED MODEPRINT OFFSET V+0000 H+000 IGNORE CR/LF YES NO ADVANCED MODE SERVICE MODE CHARACTER PITCH PROP FIXED ADVANCED MODESERVICE MODE GAP INPUTFORWARD/BACKFEED DISTANCE DEFAULT FORWARD/BACKFEED DISTANCE XXXmm AUTO ONLINE FEED YES NO FEED ON ERROR YES NO REPRINT W/FEED YES NOEURO CODE D5 SELECT LANGUAGE ENGLISH SERVICE MODE TEST PRINT MODE PRIORITY SETTING COMMAND LCDDEFAULT SETTING COMPLETED DEFAULT SETTING MODEDEFAULT SETTING YES NO INITIALIZING ROMINITIALIZING ROM ONLINE QTY000000 HEX DUMP MODEPOTENTIOMETER ADJUSTMENTS PITCHPRINT BACKFEED OFFSETDISPLAY commend code speed and darkness rangesCOUNTER CLEAR NONE FACTORY MODEDISPLAY COUNTER VALUES MAINTENANCE MODE DIPSW2-4 ON-OFFPage ADJUSTING THE PRINT QUALITY SECTION CLEANING AND MAINTENANCEPROCEDURES INTRODUCTIONprint,thedarkness Print PotentiometerNOTEcommandThecode PRINT darknessinalloftheCleaning the Print Head and Platen CLEANING THE PRINT HEAD, PLATEN AND ROLLERS2. Open the Top Access and Side Access doors Cleaning the Rollers and Guides CLEANING THE SENSORS2. Open the Top Access and Side Access doors REPLACING THE PRINT HEAD 2. Open the Top and Side Access doorsthed,centeritwill DOhavemouning NOTSupplies needed REPLACING THE FUSESection 4 Cleaning and Maintenance 250V 3A FuseSection 4 Cleaning and Maintenance IEEE1284 PARALLEL INTERFACE SECTION INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONSINTERFACE TYPES ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONSELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS RS232C SERIAL INTERFACEGENERAL SPECIFICATIONS ConnectorINITIAL CHECKLIST SECTION TROUBLESHOOTINGUSING THE IEEE1284 PARALLEL INTERFACE USING THE RS232C SERIAL INTERFACE ERROR CONDITION ERROR SIGNALSSection 6. Troubleshooting AUDIBLE