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Panduit PTR3E manual

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Operator and Technical Reference Manual PTR3E Thermal Transfer PrinterPanduit Corp Identification Products Division 1819 Atlanta Hwy Cumming, GA Phone FaxCopyright Panduit Corp. 2001. All Rights Reserved Panduit PTR3ESAFETY PRACTICES DO NOT OPERATE IN AN EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHEREDO NOT OPERATE IN WET OR DAMP AREAS DO NOT SUBSTITUTE PARTS OR MODIFY EQUIPMENTWARRANTY INFORMATION INFORMATION TO USERPREFACE PTR3E OPERATOR MANUALSECTION 2. INSTALLATION SECTION 3. CONFIGURATIONTABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION 2. INSTALLATIONSECTION 3. CONFIGURATION SECTION 4. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCESECTION 5. INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS SECTION 6. TROUBLESHOOTINGInitial Checklist Using the IEEE1284 Parallel Interface Using the RS232C Serial Interface Error SignalsPage SECTION PRINTER OVERVIEW INTRODUCTIONGENERAL PRINTER SPECIFICATIONS SPECIFICATIONSection 1. Printer Overview PTR3EPTR3E SPECIFICATIONSection 1. Printer Overview CHARACTER FONTS SPECIFICATIONSection 1. Printer Overview PTR3EBAR CODES SPECIFICATIONSection 1. Printer Overview PTR3EPHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONSection 1. Printer Overview PTR3ESECTION INSTALLATION INTRODUCTIONpackedNOTETheexactlyshippingasshown UNPACKI G AND PARTS IDENTIFICATIONhere,butarethe PTR3E PackingSETTING UP THE PRINTER PrinterOperatorManual ExtraRibbonCoreTopAccess SideAccessSwitch CoverPowerTopAccessDoorSideAccess DoorLabelRoll LOADING LABELSPage Sensor AdjustmentAssembly LOADING THERibbonSpindleRIBBONRewind 3. Locate the Extra Ribbon Core supplied with the printer. Place8. If the b ls are al ady adedlose the Print He Ass mbly by push downwardERROR DSW2OPERATOR PANEL LABELP use Access Panel ConnectorEXT Port Connector AC Power InPage LABEL SENSOR ADJUSTMENT SECTION CONFIGURATION DSW2-1SETTINGPRINTER DIP SWITCH CONFIGURATION DIP Switch PanelsStadardNoETTING n-Std OFFON123DSW245678control. DSW2OFFON-7 DSW3-4SETTING Print Speed Adjustment DSW2-8 . See pageMode Selection 3-1 and DSW3-2 . Selects the operating mode of the printerDSW3-7SETTING4 OFFNOFFON12 RS232 Transmit/ReceiveDSW1-7DSW1-8SETTING Default SSwitch S OFFNPRINTER ADJUSTMENTS MODEKEY SEQUENCE INITIAL DISPLAYNormal Mode INITIALIZING ROM ONLINE QTY000000 OFFLINE 000000PRINT SPEED 2 4 6 8 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 CHARACTER PITCH PROP FIXED ADVANCED MODE SERVICE MODEADVANCED MODE SERVICE MODE GAP INPUTEURO CODE D5 SELECT LANGUAGE ENGLISH AUTO ONLINE FEED YES NO FEED ON ERROR YES NO REPRINT W/FEED YES NOFORWARD/BACKFEED DISTANCE DEFAULT FORWARD/BACKFEED DISTANCE XXXmm SERVICE MODE TEST PRINT MODE PRIORITY SETTING COMMAND LCDDEFAULT SETTING MODE DEFAULT SETTING YES NODEFAULT SETTING COMPLETED INITIALIZING ROMHEX DUMP MODE POTENTIOMETER ADJUSTMENTSINITIALIZING ROM ONLINE QTY000000 PITCHBACKFEED OFFSET DISPLAYPRINT commend code speed and darkness rangesFACTORY MODE DISPLAY COUNTER VALUESCOUNTER CLEAR NONE MAINTENANCE MODE DIPSW2-4 ON-OFFPage SECTION CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE PROCEDURESADJUSTING THE PRINT QUALITY INTRODUCTIONPrint Potentiometer NOTEcommandThecode PRINTprint,thedarkness darknessinallofthe2. Open the Top Access and Side Access doors CLEANING THE PRINT HEAD, PLATEN AND ROLLERSCleaning the Print Head and Platen 2. Open the Top Access and Side Access doors CLEANING THE SENSORSCleaning the Rollers and Guides REPLACING THE PRINT HEAD 2. Open the Top and Side Access doorsthed,centeritwill DOhavemouning NOTREPLACING THE FUSE Section 4 Cleaning and MaintenanceSupplies needed 250V 3A FuseSection 4 Cleaning and Maintenance SECTION INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS INTERFACE TYPESIEEE1284 PARALLEL INTERFACE ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONSRS232C SERIAL INTERFACE GENERAL SPECIFICATIONSELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS ConnectorUSING THE IEEE1284 PARALLEL INTERFACE SECTION TROUBLESHOOTINGINITIAL CHECKLIST USING THE RS232C SERIAL INTERFACE ERROR SIGNALS Section 6. TroubleshootingERROR CONDITION AUDIBLE