Toshiba TEC CB-426-T3-QQ User Manual

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TEC Two-Color PrinterCB-426-T3-QQOwner’s ManualTable of Contents

Page 2 - All Rights Reserved

Chapter 1 Product Overview21.4 Accessories andOptionsWhen unpacking the printer, please make sure all accessories arepacked with the printer.

Page 3 - Safety Precautions

Appendix 5 System Mode92While pressing the FEED and PAUSE keys at the same time,turn on the printer. Hold both keys until the “<1>

Page 4 - WARNING

Appendix 5 System Mode93Making Positional AdjustmentsWhen “<2> PARAMETER SET” appears, press the PAUSE key.Press the PAUSE key. Ad

Page 5 - WARNING (Cont.)

Appendix 5 System Mode94Adjust the X-coordinate.After entering the value, press the PAUSE key. The messagereturns to “<2> PARAMETER

Page 6 - CAUTION

Appendix 5 System Mode95Specifying the Print Condition for the Print Head AdjustmentThe print condition for the X/Y Direction Alignment Test

Page 7 - Table of Contents

Appendix 5 System Mode96Printing the X/Y Direction Alignment (Caliper-shaped Pattern)Press the PAUSE key. “HEAD ADJUST” appears. Then pre

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Appendix 5 System Mode97HEAD ADJUSTAdjusting the Alignment in the X Direction (HEAD 2)Press the PAUSE key. “HEAD ADJUST” appears. Then pr

Page 9 - 1. Product Overview

Appendix 5 System Mode98Note:When C or D is selected, the acceptablevalues are 01 to 29.Next enter the value within a range of 00 to 31 for t

Page 10 - 1.4 Accessories and

Appendix 5 System Mode99Specifying the Control Code Selection MethodSelect the Control Code methods: “AUTO” (automatic selection),or “ESC, LF

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Appendix 5 System Mode100Specifying the Print Head to be UsedPress the PAUSE key.After “PM ADJUST” appears, press the FEED key.To select

Page 12 - 1.5 Appearance

Appendix 5 System Mode101Notes:• When pressing the FEED and RESTART keys at the same timein the Test Print menu, the messagereturns to “&l

Page 13 - 1.5.5 Interior

Chapter 1 Product Overview31.4.2 Cool ReleaseEnhancement KitRibbon Plate (2 pcs.)(FMCB 0095301)D-3x5 Screw (6 pcs.)(X0140305130)SP Ribbon Gui

Page 14 - 2. Printer Installation

Appendix 5 System Mode102Select the issue mode for the print test: “[S] NO CUT” (Batchmode without cutting) or “[C] WITH CUT” (Cut Mode).Afte

Page 15 - Computer

Appendix 5 System Mode103Note:Press the FEED key to skip the slantline pattern print for any color notrequired.The slant line pattern is re

Page 16 - 2.3 Connecting

Appendix 5 System Mode104A5.6 RAM ClearNotes:• When pressing the FEED and RESTART keys at the same timein RAM Clear or “NO RAMCLEAR”, the

Page 17 - 2.4 Turning on/off

Appendix 5 System Mode105Clearing the Print DistanceWhen “<4> RAM CLEAR” is shown, press the PAUSE key.“NO RAM CLEAR” appears again.

Page 18 - Power Switch

Appendix 5 System Mode106A5.7 Additional InformationA5.7.1 Self-Diagnostic Test Result Sample and Descriptions1Memory Check• Boot area (versi

Page 19 - 2.5 Loading the

Appendix 5 System Mode107A5.7.2 Maintenance Counter/Parameter Check Print Sample and Descriptions1 Maintenance Counter• Total label distance

Page 20 - Media (Cont.)

Appendix 5 System Mode108A5.7.3 Cut Operation ExampleA BAAAAAABBBBBBA5.7.4 Pulse Motor Speed• Usually “AUTO” should be selected. Depending o

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Appendix 5 System Mode109A5.7.7 Initial Values after Clearing the Maintenance Counter (MAINTE.CNT.CLEAR)ItemLabel distance coveredPrint dista

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Appendix 5 System Mode110A5.7.8 Initial Values after Clearing the Parameter (PARAMETER CLEAR)Initial Value0.0 mm0.0 mm0.0 mm0.0 mm0.00 mm0.00

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Appendix 5 System Mode111A5.7.9 Initial Values after Clearing the Print Distance (PRINT STEP CLEAR)Initial Value0.0 km0.0 kmItemPrint distanc

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Chapter 1 Product Overview41.5 Appearance1.5.1 DimensionsNote:Depth is 34.4 inches (875mm) whenthe Cutter Module is installed on theprinter.2

Page 25 - Adjustments

Appendix A6 Interface112Appendix 6 InterfaceThis printer has the following requirements:• The computer must have a serial port or centronics

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PRINTED IN JAPANEO1-33027E

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Chapter 1 Product Overview51.5.4 Operation PanelPlease see Appendix 3 for further information about the OperationPanel.POWER ON LINE ERRORFEE

Page 29 - Ribbons)

Chapter 2 Printer Installation62. Printer InstallationThis chapter describes in detail how to set up the printer to get readyfor printing.2.1

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Chapter 2 Printer Installation72.2 Connecting thePrinter to YourComputerThe printer can be connected to any computer, since it supports boths

Page 31 - Ribbon Winding Core

Chapter 2 Printer Installation82.3 Connectingthe PowerCordCAUTION!• Please turn off the printer before connecting the power cord,as this may

Page 32 - (for Cold Release

Chapter 2 Printer Installation92.4 Turning on/offthe PrinterWhen turned on, the printer checks the print head and memory.When turned off, the

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Chapter 2 Printer Installation102.4.2 Turning off thePrinter1When turning off the printer, make sure of the following:• The “ON LINE” message

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Chapter 2 Printer Installation112.5 Loading theMediaLabels or tags can be loaded in the printer. The media loadingprocedure depends on which

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We, TOSHIBA TEC Corporation of 570 Ohito Ohito-cho Tagata-Gun Shizuoka-Ken 410-2323 JAPAN,declare in our sole responsibility that this product has bee

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Chapter 2 Printer Installation126Turn the Supply Shaft so that the notches face upward, and themarks face the Media Inlet.7To attach the Supp

Page 37 - 3. Printing

Chapter 2 Printer Installation1311Based on width of the media measured in Step 10, push the mediainto the Supply Roll Holder (inside), and pl

Page 38 - Chapter 3 Printing

Chapter 2 Printer Installation1414Loosen the two screws. Slide the Media Guides in the directionof the arrows below until they stop (complet

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Chapter 2 Printer Installation1518Feed the media to the Media Outlet manually until its leadingedge comes out of the Media Outlet.(Top View o

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Chapter 2 Printer Installation1621Close the Top Cover gently. Make sure that the POWER LEDand ON LINE LED are illuminated, and that the “ON

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Chapter 2 Printer Installation172.6 SensorAdjustmentsThis section describes in detail how to adjust the media sensorpositions and their sensi

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Chapter 2 Printer Installation182.6.2 Feed Gap Sensor When the media with gaps or rectangular holes is loaded, adjust theFeed Gap Sensor (tra

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Chapter 2 Printer Installation192.6.3 Media SensorSensitivityAdjustmentWhenever the type of media is changed, adjust the media sensorsensitiv

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Chapter 2 Printer Installation20Feed Gap Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment (for Label with Gaps)1Open the Top Cover.2Lift the Pinch Roller Lever

Page 45 - 3.2 Properties

Chapter 2 Printer Installation212.7 Loading theRibbons(for Hot ReleaseRibbons)This section describes in detail how to load the ribbons in the

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Safety PrecautionsiSafety PrecautionsPersonal safety in handling or maintaining the equipment is extremelyimportant. Warnings and Cautions necessa

Page 47 - 3.3 Page Setup

Chapter 2 Printer Installation224Insert the Ribbon Shaft into the Ribbon Winding Core. Fit theprotrusion of the Ribbon Shaft into the notch

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Chapter 2 Printer Installation238Take up any slack in the ribbon. Replace the Ribbon Module intothe print head block by sliding it into the

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Chapter 2 Printer Installation242.8 Loading theRibbons(for Cold ReleaseRibbons)This section describes how to load the popular Cold Release Ri

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Chapter 2 Printer Installation252.8.2 Installing the RibbonPlateWARNING!During normal printer operations, the print head will become hot. Ca

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Chapter 2 Printer Installation261Remove the Guide Plates from the printer by lifting and pullingthem in the direction of the arrow.2Install t

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Chapter 2 Printer Installation27(A)(B)2.8.4 Installing the RibbonTension Sheet1Remove the Ribbon Guide Lever from the Ribbon Cassette byremov

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Chapter 2 Printer Installation282.8.5 Loading the ColdRelease RibbonsNote:Selecting a wrong ribbon type maycause blurred or blotted printing.

Page 54 - 3.4 Graphics

Chapter 3 Printing293. Printing3.1 Installing thePrinter Driver3.1.1 SystemRequirements3.1.2 InstallationProcedure(For Windows®98)This chapte

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Chapter 3 Printing304TOSHIBA TEC PRINTER DRIVER Setup Wizard is initiated.Click Next.5To accept License Agreement, click Yes. If it is not a

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Chapter 3 Printing317Remove Disk 1. Then insert the other disks in the floppy diskdrive, as instructed by the dialog box that appears on the

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Safety Precautionsii WARNINGThis indicates that there is the risk of death or serious injury if themachines are improperly handled contrary to this

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Chapter 3 Printing32Adding the Printer (For Windows®98)Install the printer driver as follows:1Click the Start button. Choose Settings, and c

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Chapter 3 Printing334Click Have Disk.5Type in “C:\TEC_DRV\COLOR”, and click OK.6Choose CB-426-T3 from the printer list, and click Next.3.1.2

Page 60 - 3.5 Bar Fonts

Chapter 3 Printing347Choose the port that the printer is connected to, and click Next.Note:If no printer driver has been installedbefore, thi

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Chapter 3 Printing353.1.3 Uninstalling thePrinter DriverPerform the following steps to uninstall the printer driver.1Click the Start button.

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Chapter 3 Printing36Important!When upgrading the printer driver, the folder needs to bedeleted as follows:1Click the Start button. Choose Se

Page 63 - 3.6 Stock

Chapter 3 Printing373.2 Properties3.2.1 Displaying PrinterProperties2On the File menu, click Properties. TEC CB-426-T3 Propertiesappears.Thi

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Chapter 3 Printing383.2.2 Summary ofPropertiesNote:Some of the properties may have tobe set again in the applicationprograms.This is a summar

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Chapter 3 Printing39This section describes in detail how to specify the default label size,orientation and how to create other label sizes th

Page 66 - 3.7 Options

Chapter 3 Printing403.3.2 Creating a new labelsizeTo create your own label size :1Click New, and Edit Label Stock appears.Note:Delete is gray

Page 67 - 3.8 Testing

Chapter 3 Printing41Select the print image orientation to determine the direction that theprint image will be issued• Click Portrait, and the

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Safety Precautionsiii WARNING (Cont.) Do not cut, damage or modify the power cords. Also, do notplace heavy objects on, pull on, or excessively b

Page 69 - 3.9 Print Test

Chapter 3 Printing423.3.4 Miscellaneous• Click Copies to enter the default number of copies that the printerwill print.• Click Advanced Optio

Page 70 - 3.10 Printing a Label

Chapter 3 Printing43Printing Preferences• In Printing Preferences, the preferred settings can be saved in thefile for a particular print job.

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Chapter 3 Printing44To save the settings indicated in the table, use the followingprocedures:1Click Advanced Options on the Page Setup proper

Page 72 - FEED RESTART PAUSE

Chapter 3 Printing45To enable the saved settings, use the following procedures:1Click Advanced Options on the Page Setup property page. TheA

Page 73 - 4.3 Reset

Chapter 3 Printing46Click the Color Control down arrow to specify whether to print inMonochrome or Color without image color matching. Whenp

Page 74 - 5. Maintenance

Chapter 3 Printing473.4.3 Color SetupThis section describes how to specify the colors of the ribbons thatare loaded in the printer.To obtain

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Chapter 3 Printing483Enter the ribbon color loaded in Head 1 (Back) in the same manner.Since the black ribbon is loaded, select Black from th

Page 76 - CAUTION!

Chapter 3 Printing49Click the color swatch to change the Hue and saturation (Sat),and then move the slider in the color gradient to change th

Page 77 - PAPER JAM ####

Chapter 3 Printing503.4.4 Color RegistrationNote:Alignment of colors may vary due todifferences in thickness or type ofmedia.2Select Referenc

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Chapter 3 Printing51Note:If precise adjustment cannot be madeany more, this option will be grayedout.(Color 0 - Yellow Sample after Calibrati

Page 79 - 6.2 Possible Problems

iv CAUTIONThis indicates that there is the risk of personal injury or damage toobjects if the machine is improperly handled contrary to thisindication

Page 80 - Jammed Media

Chapter 3 Printing52This section describes how to add, delete, modify, import, export,and view available internal bar code fonts. The Bar Fo

Page 81 - 6.4 When the Ribbon

Chapter 3 Printing533.5.1 Specifying a NewFont StyleBar font styles can be added or modified from the bar font list. Moredetailed bar code s

Page 82 - Appendix 1 Specifications

Chapter 3 Printing54The bar fonts entered in the printer are shown in the applicationprograms, as below.3.5.1 Specifying a NewFont Style (Con

Page 83 - A1.3 Media

Chapter 3 Printing553.6.1 Print Method Click the Print Method down arrow, and select Thermal Transfer(Ribbon Save A).The type of sensor can b

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Chapter 3 Printing563.6.4 Issue SettingsClick the Issue Mode down arrow, and select either Batch Mode(with Back Feed) or (no Back Feed).In Cu

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Chapter 3 Printing573.6.5 Fine AdjustmentIn Fine Adjustment, the following can be adjusted.First mark the Set checkbox, and the items which c

Page 86 - A1.4 Ribbon

Chapter 3 Printing583.7 OptionsThis section describes how to specify the transfer mode of graphicsdata and make a print density adjustment.Cl

Page 87 - Appendix 2 DIP Switches

Chapter 3 Printing593.8 TestingThis section describes how to perform maintenance and printer testing.The Testing property page can help deter

Page 88 - A2.1 DIP Switch A

Chapter 3 Printing603.8.2 MaintenanceRibbon SettingsClick Ribbon Settings to specify the type and width of the ribbon, aswell as the ribbon m

Page 89 - A2.2 DIP Switch B

Chapter 3 Printing613.9 Print Test3.9.1 ProceduresWhen the installation of the printer driver and settings of the printerproperties are compl

Page 90 - Detection

vContents1. Product Overview ...

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Chapter 3 Printing623.10 Printing a LabelTo print a 4 x 4-label created using Microsoft® Word Pad,follow the instruction in this example.Note

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Chapter 3 Printing63Note:In an application program, the fontscontained in the printer can be appliedto text by specifying the printer fontsna

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Chapter 4 Online Mode644. Online ModeThis chapter describes usage and purpose of the keys on the OperationPanel in Online Mode.When the printe

Page 94 - Appendix 4 Message and LED

Chapter 4 Online Mode65When the printer is turned on, the “ON LINE” message appears onthe Message Display. It is shown during standby or nor

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Chapter 5 Maintenance665. MaintenanceThis chapter describes how to perform normal maintenance.To maintain the printer performance and quality

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Chapter 5 Maintenance675.1.2 Pinch Roller/FeedRoller/Media Guide1Turn off the printer. Open the Top Cover.2Turn the Pinch Roller Lever to th

Page 97 - A5.2 Overview

Chapter 5 Maintenance685.1.4 Covers and PanelsWipe the cover or front panel with a dry and soft cloth. Wipe dirtwith a soft cloth moistened

Page 98 - A5.2 Overview (Cont.)

Chapter 6 Troubleshooting69Error Messages6. TroubleshootingThis chapter lists the error messages or possible problems and their solutions.Imp

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Chapter 6 Troubleshooting70Error Messages(Only when the Cutter Moduleis installed on the printer)Other Error MessagesSolutionsRemove the jamm

Page 100 - Test (Cont.)

Chapter 6 Troubleshooting716.2 Possible ProblemsThis section describes problems that may occur when using the printer, and their causes andso

Page 101 - Setting (Cont.)

vi3.6.2 Sensor ...

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Chapter 6 Troubleshooting726.3 RemovingJammed MediaThis section describes in detail how to remove jammed media fromthe printer.Remove the jam

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Chapter 6 Troubleshooting736.4 When the Ribbonis Torn ApartThis is a quick-fix procedure just in case the ribbon is torn apart inthe middle o

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Appendix 1 Specifications74Appendix 1 SpecificationsAppendix 1 describes the printer specifications and supplies for use on the CB-426-T3 two

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Appendix 1 Specifications75A1.2 OptionsNameCutter ModuleRibbon ModuleModelCB-1204-QMCB-1004-QMDescriptionRotary cutter for cuttingmedia witho

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Appendix 1 Specifications76The formula below shows the relation between paper roll length andpaper core diameter.L = 4 t(D2 -d2 ) πL : Paper

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Appendix 1 Specifications77A1.3.3 Detection Area of theReflective SensorThe Reflective Sensor is movable from the left edge to the center ofm

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Appendix 1 Specifications78A1.4 RibbonPlease make sure that the ribbon will be used is approved byTOSHIBA TEC. The warranty does not apply t

Page 109 - A5.5 Test Print

Appendix 2 DIP Switches79Appendix 2 DIP SwitchesAppendix 2 describes functions of the DIP switches. The DIP switchesare used to change a pri

Page 110 - A5.5 Test Print (Cont.)

Appendix 2 DIP Switches80A2.1 DIP Switch A12345678OFFONOFFONOFFON45OFF OFFON OFFOFF ONON ON6 7 8OFF OFF OFFON OFF OFFOFF ON OFFON ON OFFOF

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Appendix 2 DIP Switches811234567812OFF OFFON OFFOFF ONON ONOFFONOFFONOFFONOFFON78OFF OFFON OFFOFF ONON ON2400 BPS4800 BPS9600 BPS19200 BPS1 b

Page 112 - A5.6 RAM Clear

Chapter 1 Product Overview11. Product Overview1.1 IntroductionThank you for choosing the TOSHIBA TEC CB-426-T3 two-colorprinter.This Owner’s

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Appendix 2 DIP Switches82A2.3 Ribbon Near EndDetectionThis section gives you additional information regarding ribbon nearend detection.• The

Page 114 - A5.7 Additional Information

Appendix 3 Quick Reference for Printing83Appendix 3 Quick Reference for PrintingThe tables below outline the actions necessary to modify the

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Appendix 3 Quick Reference for Printing843 Other SettingsActionsSelect the graphics transfer mode.Feed labels/tags.Cut labels/tags.Check if t

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Appendix 3 Quick Reference for Printing85FunctionDisplay the printer name.Type and display the comment.Specify the separator page.Perform the

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Appendix A4 Message and LED86Appendix 4 Message and LEDAppendix 4 describes the messages displayed on the Operation Panel.Symbols in the Mess

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Appendix A4 Message and LED87Notes:•If a command error is found in the command received, 16 bytes of the command error, starting from thecomm

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Appendix 5 System Mode88Appendix 5 System ModeThe figure below illustrates the Operation Panel and key functions.A5.1 Operation PanelPOWER ON

Page 120 - Appendix 6 Interface

Appendix 5 System Mode89System Mode consists of four main menus: Self-Diagnostic Test,Parameter Setting, Test Print, and RAM clear.A5.2 Overv

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Appendix 5 System Mode90NONE<3>TEST PRINT PRINT CONDITION ISSUE COUNT 1PRINT SPEED 6"/SSENSOR TRANSTYPE[S] NO CUTBACK FEED

Page 122 - EO1-33027

Appendix 5 System Mode91The Self-Diagnostic Test contains the following:• Selection of the media sensor to be used.• Performs a Self-Diagnost

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