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SATO CL408-412e manual Receive Buffer Control

Models: CL408-412e

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	Unit 3: Installation

	RECEIVE BUFFER CONTROL

Causes For Receive Buffer Near Full	Receive buffer near full occurs when the remaing free space of the buffer drops to
	0.95MB of 2.95MB capacity or when the remaining free space is available for storing
	50 of 500 items in the history buffer.

Release Of Receive Buffer Near Full	Receive buffer near full can be released when the remaining free space rises to
	1.95MB or when the remaining free space is available for storing 200 items in the
	history buffer.

CL408-412e Supplemental Manual

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SATO CL408-412e manual Receive Buffer Control

Contents

OPERATOR MANUAL CL408-412e PRINTERSUPPLEMENTAL Technical Support Hotline 704 Technical Support Fax 704 SATO America, Inc10350A Nations Ford Road Charlotte, NC Main Phone 704 E-Mail satosales@satoamerica.com techsupport@satoamerica.comINTRODUCTION TECHNICAL DATAINSTALLATION TABLE OF CONTENTSPRINTER CONFIGURATION TROUBLESHOOTINGMAINTENANCE APPENDIXAbout This Manual General Description Control Features INTRODUCTIONWARNING PROVIDES INFORMATION THAT, IF UNHEEDED, MAY RESULT IN ABOUT THIS MANUALPERSONAL INJURY Ribbon Rewind Spindle GENERAL DESCRIPTIONPrint Assembly Ribbon Supply SprindleDEFINITION CONTROL FEATURESOPERATOR PANEL FEATURES DIPSWITCHESFigure 1-2, Operator Panel Function Keys Dipswitch Complex Options ConnectorStatus Indicator LED Potentiometers Cover-Open Sensor Label Taken LED Unit 1 IntroductionInterface Modules Print Sensing Media Ribbon Command TECHNICAL DATAPhysical Characteristics Power Enviromental Processing Regulatory Approvals Character Font Capabilities Barcode CapabilitiesENVIRONMENTAL PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICSPOWER PROCESSINGMEDIA COMMANDSENSING RIBBONAUTO SMOOTHING FONTS CHARACTER FONT CAPABILITIESMATRIX FONTS VECTOR FONTBARCODE CAPABILTIES Operational Mode Selection Interface Selection INSTALLATIONUnpacking & Parts Identification Printer Installation Accessories InstallationUNPACKING & PARTS IDENTIFICATION SITE LOCATION PRINTER INSTALLATIONCABLE CONNECTION MEDIA & RIBBON LOADING MEDIA SELECTIONFigure 3-3a, Rolled Media Loading Figure 3-3b, Fan-fold Media Loading Unit 3 InstallationFigure 3-3c, Ribbon Loading TEAR-OFF MODE OPERATIONAL MODE SELECTIONCONTINUOUS MODE TEAR-OFF MODE LABEL PRINT DIRECTIONCONTINUOUS MODE CUTTER MODEINTERFACE SELECTION INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONSRS232C HIGH-SPEED SERIAL INTERFACE DIPSWITCH SETTINGS SIGNAL DEFINITIONDIRECTION READY/BUSY INTERFACE SIGNALSHOST READY/BUSY CABLE REQUIREMENTSDB25 PRINTERIEEE1284 PARALLEL INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONSSIGNAL PIN ASSIGNMENTSUNIVERSAL SERIAL BUS USB DIPSWITCH SETTINGSSETTING LOCAL AREA NETWORK LAN ETHERNETDB-9 SOFTWARE SPECIFICATIONSACCESSORY EXT CONNECTOR PIN ASSIGNMENTS 14 PINLED INDICATOR STATUS 802.11G WIRELESSSWITCH INDICATORSOFTWARE SPECIFICATIONS EXT ACCESSORY PORTREADY/BUSY INTERFACE SIGNALS SIGNAL DEFINITIONDB-9 READY/BUSY INTERFACE SIGNALSSIGNAL DEFINITION 14 PINUnit 3 Installation Figure 3-8b, Timing Chart - Repeat PrintFigure 3-8c, Timing Chart - Error Signals 3-17CABLE REQUIREMENTS INTERFACE SIGNALSALL INTERFACES SIGNAL DEFINITIONRECEIVE BUFFER CONTROL INTERFACE INSTALLATION ACCESSORIES INSTALLATIONFigure 3-9, Interface Installation Printer Configuration Dipswitch Setting Configuration Modes PRINTER CONFIGURATIONMenu Definition Tables PRINTER CONFIGURATION Unit 4 Printer ConfigurationDSW1 DEFAULT SETTINGS DIPSWITCH SETTINGSDSW1 CONFIGURATION DSW1 CONFIGURATIONFUNCTION DESCRIPTIONFUNCTION DSW3 DEFAULT SETTINGSDSW3 CONFIGURATION DESCRIPTIONCONFIGURATION MODES NORMAL MODEADVANCED MODE Figure 4-2, Advanced ModeUSER DOWNLOAD MODE Figure 4-3, User Download ModeSERVICE MODE Figure 4-4, Service ModeFigure 4-5, Card Mode CARD MODE4-10 Figure 4-6, Protocol Initialization Mode PROTOCOL INITIALIZATION MODE4-11 Figure 4-7, Counters Mode COUNTERS MODE4-12 Figure 4-8, Test Print Mode TEST PRINT MODE4-13 Figure 4-9, Boot Download Mode BOOT DOWNLOAD MODE4-14 Figure 4-10, Flash Memory Download Mode FLASH MEMORY DOWNLOAD MODE4-15 Figure 4-11, Default Setting Mode DEFAULT SETTING MODE4-16 Figure 4-12, Hex Dump Mode HEX DUMP MODE4-17 Figure 4-13, Maintenance Mode MAINTENANCE MODE4-18 MENU DEFINITION TABLES NORMAL MODE TABLEADVANCED MODE TABLE MENUMENU ADVANCED MODE TABLEUSER DOWNLOAD MODE TABLE DESCRIPTIONDESCRIPTION SERVICE MODE TABLEMENU DESCRIPTION SERVICE MODE TABLECARD MODE TABLE DESCRIPTIONDESCRIPTION CARD MODE TABLEMENU expanded memoryDESCRIPTION PROTOCOL INITIALIZATION MODE TABLECOUNTERS MODE TABLE DESCRIPTIONBOOT DOWNLOAD MODE TABLE COUNTERS MODE TABLETEST PRINT MODE TABLE MENUDEFAULT SETTING MODE TABLE BOOT DOWNLOAD MODE TABLEFLASH DOWNLOAD MODE TABLE DESCRIPTIONDESCRIPTION HEX DUMP MODE TABLEMAINTENANCE MODE TABLE DESCRIPTIONMENU MAINTENANCE MODE TABLEUnit 4 Printer Configuration DESCRIPTIONError Signal Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Table TROUBLESHOOTINGInterface Troubleshooting Test Print Modes Sensor Error ERROR SIGNAL TROUBLESHOOTINGERROR DISPLAYS MachineIMAGE VOIDS TROUBLESHOOTING TABLETROUBLESHOOTING TABLE RIBBON WRINKLINGINCORRECT LABEL POSITIONING NO PRINTED IMAGEPRINTER CREATES A BLANK LABEL SMEARED PRINT IMAGESPARALLEL INTERFACE INTERFACE TROUBLESHOOTINGTROUBLESHOOTING STEP RS232 SERIAL INTERFACECENTRONICS INTERFACE 802.11G WIRELESS INTERFACELAN ETHERNET INTERFACE TROUBLESHOOTING STEPHEX DUMP MODE TEST PRINT TROUBLESHOOTINGDSW2-4 ON POWER Figure 5-2, Test Print Mode TEST LABEL PRINTINGUnit 5 Troubleshooting SAMPLE TEST LABEL Unit 5 TroubleshootingLabel Contents Will Vary Depending on Test Label Type D S WMAINTENANCE Cleaning Procedures Replacement Procedures Adjustment ProceduresCOOL TO ROOM TEMPERATURE PRIOR TO CLEANING. EXCERSIZE CARE CLEANING PROCEDURESWARNING DISCONNECT POWER SUPPLY TO THE PRINTER AND ALLOW TO WHEN CLEANING TO PREVENT PERSONAL INJURYREPLACEMENT PROCEDURES PRINT HEAD REPLACEMENTFigure 6-1b, Print Head Replacement Unit 6 MaintenanceINTERFACE BOARD REPLACEMENT Figure 6-2, Interface Board ReplacementFUSE REPLACEMENT Figure 6-3, Fuse ReplacementADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES PRINT HEAD BALANCE ADJUSTMENTPRINT HEAD ALIGNMENT Figure 6-5a, Print Head AlignmentRIBBON GUIDE ALIGNMENT Figure 6-6, Ribbon Guide AlignmentFigure 6-7, Label Sensor Positioning LABEL SENSOR POSITIONING6-10 Figure 6-8, Ribbon Spindle Tensioning RIBBON SPINDLE TENSIONING6-11 DESCRIPTION/PROCEDURE OPERATIONAL ADJUSTMENTSPOTENTIOMETER CUTTER MODE CONTINUOUS MODETEAR-OFF MODE DISPENSE MODEPrint Setup Dimensions Label Reference Position Diagram Glossary APPENDIXPRINT PRINT SETUP DIMENSIONSLABEL DIRECTIONTEAR-OFF MODE LABEL REFERENCE POSITIONCONTINUOUS MODE CUTTER MODEGLOSSARY GLOSSARYGLOSSARY GLOSSARY DiodeGLOSSARY Factory ProgrammingGLOSSARY predetermined activityGLOSSARY GLOSSARY GLOSSARY GLOSSARY GLOSSARY Troubleshoot