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SATO 410e, 400e manual 3, Advanced Mode

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ADVANCED MODE

Unit 4: Operation

ADVANCED MODE

The Advanced Mode is provided to make basic printer operational adjustments. Typically, once these adjustments or settings have been made, they will not require additional address unless a new job is downloaded. The following table identifies the menus of the Advanced Mode and their purpose.

		START/STOP + POWER
		Printer
		beeps
		ADVANCED MODE			START/STOP	CARD MODE
		ADVANCED MODE			START/STOP	Refer to that
						Refer to that
						chart.
		FEED
		CHARACTER PITCH
		PROP	FIXED
		START/STOP to scroll.
		FEED to select.
		EURO CODE		D5
				D5
		START/STOP to scroll.
		FEED to select.
	If calendar
	is installed.
SET CALENDAR
YES	NO
		If IEEE1284			IGNORE	CAN/DLE
START/STOP to scroll.		If IEEE1284			YES	NO
START/STOP to scroll.		is installed and
FEED to select.		is installed and
FEED to select.		1 is selected.
		1 is selected.
					START/STOP to scroll.
CALENDAR					FEED to select.
00 / 00 / 00	00:00	IEEE1284
		IEEE1284
		ACK SIGNAL		00.5	SELECT LANGUAGE
					SELECT LANGUAGE
START/STOP to scroll.					ENGLISH
START/STOP to scroll.
FEED to select.		START/STOP to scroll.
		START/STOP to scroll.
		FEED to select.			START/STOP to scroll.
					START/STOP to scroll.
					FEED to select.

Figure 4-3, Advanced Mode

SATO XL400-410e Operator Manual

PN 9001135A

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SATO 410e, 400e manual 3, Advanced Mode

Contents

XL400e / XL410e Printers OPERATOR MANUALSATO UK Limited Valley Road, Harwich Essex CO12 4RR Tel 01255 Fax 01255 Tech Support Hotline 01255 Email techsupport@satouk.comCopyright SATO UK Limited INTRODUCTION TECHNICAL DATAINSTALLATION TABLE OF CONTENTSPrinter Configuration TROUBLESHOOTINGOPERATION Configuration ModesReplacement Procedures MAINTENANCECleaning Procedures Adjustment ProceduresPN 9001135A About This Manual General Description Control Features INTRODUCTIONABOUT THIS MANUAL WARNING PROVIDES INFORMATION THAT, IF UNHEEDED, MAYRESULT IN PRESONAL INJURY GENERAL DESCRIPTION Figure 1-1a, Primary ComponentsFigure 1-1b, Primary Components CONTROL FEATURES BUTTONS & SWITCHESFigure 1-2a, Control Features Figure 1-2b, Control Features Figure 1-3, Connection PortsPN 9001135A Unit 1 IntroductionSATO XL400-410e Operator Manual PageMedia Character Font Capabilities Barcode Capabilities TECHNICAL DATAPhysical Charcteristics Enviromental Power Processing Print Sensing Interface Modules Regulatory ApprovalsENVIRONMENTAL PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICSPOWER PROCESSINGMATRIX FONTS CHARACTER FONT CAPABILITIESMEDIA AUTO SMOOTHING FONTSBAR CODE CAPABILTIES INTERFACE MODULESREGULATORY APPROVALS INSTALLATION Unpacking Parts Identification Printer InstallationInterface Selection Accessories Installation UNPACKING & PARTS IDENTIFICATION Figure 3-1, Unpacking and Parts IdentificationPRINTER INSTALLATION SITE LOCATIONMEDIA SELECTION MEDIA LOADING Figure 3-3a, Media LoadingMedia Supply Spindle Media Media Retaining Plate Figure 3-3b, Media LoadingFigure 3-3c, Media Loading Media Hold-Down Print Head LatchPrint Head Assembly Cutter Assembly Media Ramp Set ScrewTop Housing Cover Media Paper GuideRIBBON LOADING Figure 3-3f, Media LoadingFigure 3-4a, Ribbon Loading Top Housing Cover Power Switch Power Supply CordRibbon Print Assembly Figure 3-4b, Ribbon LoadingFigure 3-4d, Ribbon Loading Ribbon Print AssemblyFigure 3-4c, Ribbon Loading Ribbon Rewind Spindle Ribbon Unwind Spindle Ribbon Roll Ribbon CoreFigure 3-4f, Ribbon Loading Top Housing Cover Ribbon Print Head LatchFigure 3-4e, Ribbon Loading Ribbon Ribbon CoreFigure 3-4g, Ribbon Loading Unit 3 InstallationLabel/Tag Power Switch SATO XL400-410e Operator ManualINTERFACE SELECTION RS232 SERIAL INTERFACEPage IEEE1284 PARALLEL INTERFACE 1 Signals required for ieee 1284 mode802.11B WIRELESS UNIVERSAL SERIAL BUS USB ADAPTERLOCAL AREA NETWORK LAN ETHERNET RECEIVE BUFFER ACK/NAK PROTOCOLACCESSORIES INSTALLATION PCMCIA MEMORY UPGRADESTACKER UNIT Figure 3-8, Label Stacker InstallationPrinter Configuration Configuration Modes Operational Adjustments OPERATIONPrinting PRINTER CONFIGURATION DIP SWITCH PANELSDSW1 DEFAULT SETTINGS SETTING FUNCTIONChecks the pitch size StatusCONFIGURATION MODES NORMAL MODETEST PRINT MODE Figure 4-2, Test Print ModeADVANCED MODE Figure 4-3, Advanced ModeDEFAULT SETTINGS MODE Figure 4-4, Default Settings ModeFLASH MEMORY DOWNLOAD MODE Figure 4-5, Flash Memory Download Mode Printer beginsMore USER DOWNLOAD MODE Figure 4-6, User Download ModeHEX DUMP MODE Figure 4-7, Hex Dump ModeCARD MODE Figure 4-8, Card ModeNON-STANDARD CLEAR MODE Figure 4-9, Non-Standard Clear ModeSERVICE MODE Figure 4-10a, Service Mode - Test PrintSATO XL400-410e Operator Manual Figure 4-10b, Service Mode - Sensor LevelUnit 4 Operation PN 9001135AFigure 4-10c, Service Mode - Pitch Offset PITCH OFFSETCENTER HOLE SATO XL400-410e Operator Manual Figure 4-10d, Service Mode - Cut OffsetUnit 4 Operation PN 9001135ASATO XL400-410e Operator Manual Figure 4-10e, Service Mode - Backfeed OffsetUnit 4 Operation PN 9001135AFigure 4-10f, Service Mode - Counter Display Chart CChart D MENU DEFAULT SETTINGS MODENORMAL MODE DESCRIPTIONDESCRIPTION ADVANCED MODEMENU FLASH MEMORY & USER DOWNLOAD MODESDESCRIPTION CARD MODEMENU USER TEST PRINT MODESERVICE MODE MENUDESCRIPTION OPERATIONAL ADJUSTMENTS DESCRIPTION/PROCEDUREPOTENTIOMETER POSITION Figure 4-11, Adjustment PanelDARKNESS PRINTCUTTER SENSOR POSITIONING Figure 4-14a, Cutter Sensor PositioningFigure 4-14b, Cutter Sensor Positioning OPERATOR PANEL Figure 4-15a, Tilting Operator PanelTEST PRINTING POWERING OFFPRINTING RELOADING MEDIATROUBLESHOOTING Error Signals Printer Troubleshooting InterfaceTroubleshootingPerformance Testing Test Print Troubleshooting Sensor Locations ERROR SIGNALS ERROR SIGNAL TABLEPRINTER TROUBLESHOOTING TROUBLESHOOTING TABLEMEANDERING MEDIA NO PRINTED IMAGELCD FIELD ILLUMINATED BUT WITHOUT WORDS OR NO DISPLAY AT ALL PRINTER CREATES A BLANK LABELINTERFACE TROUBLESHOOTING PARALLEL INTERFACERS232 SERIAL INTERFACE LAN EHTERNET INTERFACE UNIVERSAL SERIAL BUS USB INTERFACETROUBLESHOOTING STEP PERFORMANCE TESTING MULTIMETER WITH TEST MODULEMULTIMETER ALONE TEST PRINT TROUBLESHOOTING HEX DUMP MODEFigure 5-3, Hex Dump Mode TEST LABEL PRINTING Figure 5-4, Test Print ModeD S W Label Contents Will Vary Depending on Test Label TypeSAMPLE TEST LABEL D S WSENSOR LOCATIONS Figure 5-6, Sensor LocationsMAINTENANCE Cleaning Procedures Replacement Procedures Adjustment ProceduresCLEANING PROCEDURES Figure 6-1, Cleaning Sheet UsageREPLACEMENT PROCEDURES FUSE REPLACEMENTPRINT HEAD REPLACEMENT Figure 6-3, Print Head ReplacementRIBBON ROLLER REPLACEMENT Figure 6-4, Ribbon Roller ReplacementADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES RELATIVE PROCEDUREPRINT DEFECTS PRINT HEAD BALANCE ADJUSTMENT Figure 6-5, Print Head Balance AdjustmentPRINT HEAD ALIGNMENT Figure 6-6, Print Head AlignmentPRESSURE ROLLER ALIGNMENT Figure 6-7, Pressure Roller AlignmentPRESSURE ROLLER BALANCE Figure 6-8, Pressure Roller BalanceRIBBON GUIDE ADJUSTMENT Figure 6-9, Ribbon Guide AdjustmentRIBBON SPINDLE TENSIONING Figure 6-10, Ribbon Spindle TensioningPITCH SENSOR ADJUSTMENT LABEL GAP & CENTER HOLE MEDIA TEST PINS PITCH SENSOR ADJUSTMENT EYE-MARK MEDIAEYE-MARK REFERENCE CHART Multimeter AloneTP4 Test Panel Test Module Dial Connect ground probe here Figure 6-12, Test ConnectorFigure 6-11, Test Module & Sensor Potentiometers Connect positive probe hereTEST PINS PITCH SENSOR ADJUSTMENT R-CORNER MEDIAR-CORNER PEFERENCE CHART Multimeter AloneTEST PINS PITCH SENSOR ADJUSTMENT SIDE HOLE MEDIASIDE HOLE PEFERENCE CHART Multimeter AloneTEST PINS JUMP HOLE SENSOR ADJUSTMENTJUMP SENSOR PEFERENCE CHART Multimeter AloneCONNECTOR PIN RIBBON SENSOR ADJUSTMENTRIBBON REFERENCE CHART Multimeter AloneCUTTER SENSOR ADJUSTMENT