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SATO 208 manual Selecting the Label Sensor Type

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CX208 User Guide

mands that try to set it to the ThermalTTransfer mode.

A CX208TT unit is calibrated at the factory for use with SATO Stan- dard ribbon and media. Other ribbon/media combinations may or may not index properly with these settings. If you are experiencing difficulty with la- bel indexing and are not using SATO labels and/or ribbon, it may be neces- sary to recalibrate the unit for your particular ribbon/media. This can be done by selecting the Calibration buttons provided in the Label Wizard CX CX software or the CX208 Windows Printer Driver. If you are not using ei-

ther of these, you will have to send the calibration command directly to the printer. See the Programming Guide for instructions on using the Sensor Calibration command.

Important!

The ribbon must be installed in the printer when calibrat- ing in the thermal transfer mode.

Selecting the Label Sensor Type

CX208 printers can use Eye-Mark, gap, or notch label sensing. The sensing method used by the printer must match to the media being used. If you are using label printing software, it should provide a means to set up these parameters. See your software documentation for details. If you are writing your own software or controlling the printer using direct commands, you must use printer commands to set up the print mode and sensing method. Refer to the programming information provided in the Program.pdf

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Selecting the Label Sensor Type

CX200 printers can use Eye-Mark, gap, or notch label sensing. The sensing method used by the printer must match to the media being used. If you are using label printing software, it should provide a means to set up these pa- rameters. See your software documentation for details. If you are writing your own software or controlling the printer using direct commands, you must use printer commands to set up the print mode and sensing method. Refer to the programming information provided in the Program.pdf file for

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208 specifications

The SATO 208 is a compact yet versatile thermal transfer printer designed for efficient labeling in various industries. Known for its durability and reliability, the SATO 208 is a favored choice in retail, healthcare, logistics, and manufacturing sectors. One of its standout features is its user-friendly interface, which makes setup and operation straightforward even for those with limited technical knowledge.

Equipped with a high-resolution print head, the SATO 208 delivers crisp and clear labels with a print speed of up to 4 inches per second. This ensures that users can produce labels quickly without compromising on quality. Additionally, the printer supports a wide range of label sizes, accommodating diverse labeling needs, from small tags to large product labels.

One of the key technologies utilized in the SATO 208 is its thermal transfer printing method. This technology uses a ribbon coated with wax or resin to transfer images onto various label materials. This ensures that the printed labels are resistant to fading, smudging, and scratching, making them suitable for demanding environments. The printer also includes an adjustable print density feature, allowing users to customize the print quality based on specific applications.

The SATO 208 is designed for seamless integration into existing systems, thanks to its versatile connectivity options. It supports USB, serial, and parallel interfaces, enabling straightforward connection to computers and other devices. Moreover, the printer is compatible with various operating systems, including Windows and Linux, ensuring flexibility across different environments.

Another important aspect of the SATO 208 is its robust build quality. Built to withstand the rigors of industrial use, it features a rugged exterior and a compact design that allows it to fit in limited spaces while still performing at high efficiency.

Maintenance has also been simplified with the SATO 208, as it is equipped with a user-replaceable ribbon and easy-to-clean components. This minimizes downtime and ensures that the printer remains operational with minimal effort.

In summary, the SATO 208 combines advanced printing technologies with practical features, making it an ideal solution for businesses looking for a reliable and efficient labeling solution. Its user-friendly operation, high-quality output, and robust design solidify its place as a key player in the thermal transfer printer market.