Unpacking & Parts Identification | SATO CL408-412e specification

Unit 3: Installation

UNPACKING & PARTS IDENTIFICATION

Unpack the printer as directed in the following procedure.

1 Place the shipping container (box) upright on a soid, flat surface.

2Open the box, remove any loose items and the first layer of packing material.

3Carefully lift the printer and accessories from the box and place them on a solid flat surface.

4Remove the plastic covers from the packed items and visually inspect for physical damage.

5Ensure all components are present as dictated on the Packing List.

6Report damaged property.

Compact Disc

Power Cord

Packing Cushions

Printer

Protective Sheet

Corrugated Box

Figure 3-1, Unpacking & Parts Identification

CL408-412e Supplemental Manual

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SATO CL408-412e manual Unpacking & Parts Identification

Contents

Printer Sato America, Inc Table of Contents Troubleshooting Printer Configuration Offset MaintenanceAppendix Introduction Equipment Damage About this Manual 1a, Primary Components General Description Operator Panel Features LED Definition Control Features Operator Panel Technical Data Power Physical CharacteristicsEnvironmental Processing Sensing CommandMedia Ribbon Character Font Capabilities UPC A/E Barcode CapabiltiesMSI Postnet Installation Unpacking & Parts Identification Unpacking & Parts Identification Cable Connection Printer InstallationSite Location Media & Ribbon Loading Media Selection 3b, Fan-fold Media Loading Continuous Mode Operational Mode SelectionTEAR-OFF Mode Label Print Direction Accessories Installation unit for guidance Interface SpecificationsInterface Selection RS232C HIGH-SPEED Serial Interface OFF PIN Direction Signal DefinitionOFF ODD Even None OFF ON/X-OFF Host Direction READY/BUSY Cable Requirements DB9Printer ON/X-OFF Cable Requirements PIN Assignments Signal Direction SpecificationsIEEE1284 Parallel Interface ACK Setting Dipswitch SettingsUniversal Serial BUS USB Local Area Network LAN Ethernet Direction Signal Definition Software SpecificationsAccessory EXT Connector PIN Assignments Switch Setting 802.11G WirelessLED Indicator Status Description Ssid READY/BUSY Interface Signals EXT Accessory Port Waiting Low 0V when the printer is offline+24V +/- 10% @2A Power for external devices 8b, Timing Chart Repeat Print Cable Requirements Interface SignalsALL Interfaces 50 of 500 items in the history buffer Receive Buffer Control Interface Installation Accessories Installation Printer Configuration Unit 4 Printer Configuration DSW1 Configuration Dipswitch SettingsDSW1 Default Settings DSW1 Function ConfigurationFunction Description DSW3 Default Settings Normal Mode Configuration Modes Advanced Mode Advanced Mode User Download Mode User Download Mode Service Mode Service Mode Card Mode Card Mode DSW7 on Line + Feed + Power Protocol Initialization Mode Counters Mode Counters Mode Test Print Mode Test Print Mode Yes Boot Download Mode 10, Flash Memory Download Mode Flash Memory Download Mode 11, Default Setting Mode Default Setting Mode Online QTY HEX Dump Mode 13, Maintenance Mode Maintenance Mode Advanced Mode Table Normal Mode TableMenu Definition Tables Menu Description Point respectively Real-time clock is not installedStream including graphics and 2D barcodes Proportional is contemporarily preferred Service Mode Table Is only a transitional menu screen for the Service Mode As most important where conflicting data existsLanguages are provided as options Operator to manage the expanded memory card Card Mode Table Or use Transitional menu screen to access the Counters ModeAllows the selection of which counter to be viewed to reset Configuration The printer’s configuration settings Is the initial screen of the Test Print ModeBarcode The printer’s installed barcodes Font The contents of the installed fonts Select the Interface option for a standard download Also prompts the operator on how to proceedReboot the printer to return to normal operation Print buffer To proceed to the Factory ModeClear Clear its Eeprom of all data Page. These are the only two options Maintenance Mode Table Troubleshooting Error Signal Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Table Printer Creates a Blank Label No Printed ImageIncorrect Label Positioning Smeared Print Images CHK Troubleshooting Step Interface Troubleshooting LAN Ethernet Interface Power Test Print Troubleshooting Test Label Printing Sample Test Label Maintenance PRINTER, Excersize Care to Prevent Print Head Damage Cleaning Procedures Print Head Replacement Replacement Procedures 1b, Print Head Replacement Interface Board Replacement Interface Board Replacement Fuse Replacement Fuse Replacement Print Head Balance Adjustment Adjustment Procedures 5a, Print Head Alignment Print Head Alignment Head Balance and Print Head Alignment Ribbon Guide Alignment Label Sensor Positioning Label Sensor Positioning Ribbon Spindle Tensioning Ribbon Spindle Tensioning Darkness Operational AdjustmentsPotentiometer DESCRIPTION/PROCEDURE Print Base Reference Position Appendix Direction Print Setup Dimensions Label Reference Position Label Reference Position Diagram Ascii GlossaryGlossary Being its mating half Bytes Collection of 8 bits used in the binary systemIs a plug male and the other is a socket female Half. The core is convexed and the cavity is concaved Dram DPIEeprom Data transmission, seven additional bits are required Tag would typically have to be removed from its object PowerNext label for printing To attach two or more objects LED LCD Or voltage divider Primary Potentiometer RF/AIS RAMRF/DC Rfid RPM ROMSAM Sbpl Sram Glossary