Manuals / Pitney Bowes / Computer Equipment / Printer

Pitney Bowes J693 manual

Models: J693

1 109

Download 109 pages 62.54 Kb

Page 104

94

J693

Image 104

Pitney Bowes J693 manual

Contents

J693 Operator’s ManualPage Copyright Information Revision BFirmware Software Agreement J693 - SV60824C US Listed Agency Compliance and ApprovalsGost-R FCC This device complies with FCC CFR 47 Part 15 Class A Important Safety Instructions Page Setting Up the Printer Using the Front PanelPrinter Overview Getting StartedSpecifications Adjusting and Maintaining the PrinterTroubleshooting Appendix A Appendix BAppendix C Appendix DPage 1.0 About this Printer 1.0.1 Standard Features PrintingInterfaces Memory2.0 Inspection Serial or interface cable æLabel rollJ693 3.0 Installing the Printer 3.0.1 Communications Interfacing Serial Port3.1 Loading Media Rotate the Printhead Latch pforward to raise the printheadJ693 Label Backing Removal 3.3Loading Ribbon Ribbon Removal Ribbon routing pathJ693 4.0 Operating the Front Panel 4.0.1 Ready Mode Normal Operation Ready Light ‘On’4.0.2 Menu Mode Configuration Ready Light ‘Flashing’ 4.0.3 Quick Test M de Print Test Labels n Liquid Crystal Display 4.0.4 Indicator Lights4.0.5 LCD Display 4.0.6 Resetting the Printer 4.0.6.1 Soft ResetLevel 2 Reset Level 1 Reset4.1 Navigating the Menu System Continued next pageMENU MODE SAVE CHANGES? ENTER = YES4.1.1 Media Settings 4.1.2 Print Control ROW ADJUSTCOLUMN ADJUST PRESENT ADJUST4.1.3 Printer OptionsPrinter Options continued GPIO PORTGPIO END OF PRINT4.1.4 System Settings System Settings continued CONFIGURATION LEVELUPGRADE PRINTER PRINTER KEYSET FACTORY DEFAULTS Note The printer will resetautomatically. All menu settings will be restored except CUSTOM ADJUSTMENTSDPI EMULATION 4.1.5 Communications HOST SETTINGS Diagnostics 4.1.64.2 Understanding the Display Messages 4.2.1 The User Prompts and Condition MessagesUser Prompts and Condition Messages DescriptionConditions User Prompts and Condition Messages continuedDescription printer reset, the that resetDescription Conditions4.3 Printing from the Quick Test Mode 4.3.1 Print Quality Label4.3.2 Configuration Label 4.3.3 Quick Ribbon Test Label Good Test Pattern Label 4.3.4 Dot Test Pattern LabelFaulty Test Pattern Label 4.3.5 Validation Label 4.3.6 User Defined Label5.0 Media Sensor Adjustment Media TypeSensor Type Sensor Eye Mark PositionPage 5.2.1 Standard Calibration 5.1 Positioning Calibration5.2 Media Sensor Calibration Step Operator ActionDisplayed Message CommentStep Operator ActionDisplayed Message CommentStep Operator ActionDisplayed Message CommentStep Operator ActionDisplayed Message CommentDisplayed Message ActionComment Displayed Message5.2.2 Advanced Entry Calibration StepOperator Action Displayed MessageHQLRVI StepOperator Action Displayed MessageJQQHQLRVI StepOperator Action Displayed MessageStep Operator ActionDisplayed Message CommentStep Operator ActionDisplayed Message CommentJRXYJTS RTWJQRUJRXYJTSJQRR Step5.3 Printhead Adjustments 5.3.1 Burn Line AdjustmentNote When the Locking Screws are ‘snug’, turning the Adjustment Screws counter-clockwise will not move the printhead outward. If you have adjusted the printhead too far inward, restart the entire procedure 5.4 Printhead Replacement 5.5 Cleaning Schedule Recommended Cleaning ScheduleArea Method5.5.1 Cleaning the Printhead NEVER use a sharp object to clean the Printheadin5.5.2 Cleaning the Platen Roller NEVER use a sharp object to clean the Platen Roller5.5.3 Cleaning Interior and Exterior Surfaces 5.6 Updating the Application Program5.6.1 Updating from the Ready Mode Update Procedure for Application Version 2.091 or greaterStep Displayed Message5.6.2 Updating from the Download Mode Required Update Procedure for Application Version 2.08 or earlierStep Displayed MessageDescriptions / Causes / Solutions 5.6.3 Application Update ProblemsApplication Update Error Messages 5.7 Updating the Boot Loader Program Boot Loader Update ProcedureStep Displayed MessageJ693 Try this solution… 6.0 Troubleshooting TipsIf experiencing this problem… If experiencing this problem… Try this solution…If experiencing this problem… Try this solution…If an image is on the used ribbon If no image is on the used ribbonIf experiencing this problem… Try this solution…6.1 Fault and Warning Messages Fault MessagesPossible Solutions DescriptionDescription Fault Messages continuedPossible Solutions Fault Messages continued Possible Solutionsreset has cleared DescriptionFault Messages continued Possible SolutionsDescription If media is movingAction Warning MessagesDescription 6.2 Hex Dump Mode Warning Messages continuedDescription Action7.0 Printer Specifications Bar CodesFonts CommunicationsPrinting Specifications Environmental RequirementsMechanical printing occurs upon over-temperature detectionASCII Control Code Chart Continued next pageChar CharChar CharChar CharAvailable Fonts and Bar Codes FontsFont Valid ASCII CharactersFont HeightWidth SpacingFont 4 62-character alphanumeric Font 5 62-character alphanumericuppercase uppercaseJ693 Font 7 OCR-A, sizeFont 8 OCR-B, size Bar Code Summary Data Valid ASCII CharactersCode TypeBar Code A Code 3 of Bar Code C UPC-E Bar Code E Code Bar Code G EAN-8 Bar Code I CodabarBar Code B UPC-A Bar Code D Interleaved 2 ofBar Code K Plessey Bar Code L Interleaved 2 of w/module 10 checksum andshipping bearer bars Bar Code M 2 Digit UPC addendum Bar Code N 5 Digit UPC addendumJ693 Bar Code S UCC/EAN Code 128 Random WeightBar Code T Telepen Bar Code u UPS MaxiCode Bar Code v FIM Print Resolutions and Maximum Widths Module AssignmentsResolutions and Widths Printhead ResolutionSpeed Settings and Defaults Default SettingJ693 FunctionMenu System Multi-Language Support Required SoftwareComment These software files and programs are available on our web site2 Click the “Enable Macro” box and the following appears Creating a Menu LanguageJ693 Continued next pageC Comments - This field can be modified with no effect OAdvance File Handling Information Menu Language Error Messagecopy small.ls lpt1 /b DescriptionDeletion of the selected language will set the printer to English J693J693 J693 Page media hub Device in the printer used to support roll media MMPS millimeters per second Metric measurement of printer speedsregistration Repeatable top to bottom alignment of printed labels J693roll media A form of media that is wound upon a cardboard core TOF top-of-form The start of a new labelvoid An undesirable blank space in a printed image J693J693