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TC7400OI Rev. AC 10/01 ©1999 Monarch Marking Systems All rights reserved. FCCID: GU67400 - 433 Canadian Certification Number: 15021021494A This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: 1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and 2) This device must accept any interference recei[...]
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2 RF link Opera ting Instructions Module/Unit Diagrams Following are diagrams of the available units with RF link modules attached. Renegade 4 Printer (also avail able with an internal module) Rascal Printer Sierra Sport 2 Printer (internal module only)[...]
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14 RF link Operating Instructions RF link Operating Instructions 3 If the printer and terminal are not communicating, try each of the following items: ♦ Change or recharge the batteries. ♦ Correct the orientation of the batteries in the compartment. ♦ Re - link the printer and terminal. ♦ Move the modules closer than three meters apart. ♦[...]
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4 RF link Operating Instructions RF link Operating Instructions 13 2. Squeeze both sides of the module and snap it into the slots beneath the terminal (below the keyboard). PDT 3100 To install RF link onto th e PDT 3100: 1. Insert a 9 - volt (PP3) battery in the module. See “ Inserting Batteries ” for more information. 2. Hold the terminal in y[...]
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12 RF link Operating Instructions RF link Operating Instructions 5 NOTE: Internal RF link modules have their own communications port. If you are using an internal module, do not use the printer’s external port. Also, there are no problems using multiple printer/terminal pairs in the same area. Linking enables the two modules to talk only to each [...]
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6 RF link Operating Ins tructions RF link Operating Instructions 11 Printers To install external RF link modules onto the printers: 1. Insert a 9 - volt (PP3) battery in the module. See “ Inserting Batteries ” for more information. 2. Attach VELCRO to the serial port sides of the printer and the external module. Place the VELCRO so the cabl[...]
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10 RF link Operating Instructions RF link Operating Instructions 7 Renegade 4 Printers with External Modules To link a Renegade 4 printer (with an external RF link module) to a data collection terminal: 1. Turn the printer, terminal, and the RF link modules off. 2. Turn on the printer. 3. Wait for the printer's LED (near the trigge r) to blink[...]
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8 RF link Operating Instructions RF link Operating Instructions 9 Sierra Sport 2 Printers To link a Sierra Sport 2 printer to a data collection terminal: 1. Turn off the printer and the terminal’s RF link module. 2. Turn on the printer. 3. Turn on the terminal’s RF link module. 4. When a link is established, the RF link module’s LED blinks, a[...]
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8 RF link Operating Instructions RF link Operating Instructions 9 Sierra Sport 2 Printers To link a Sierra Sport 2 printer to a data collection terminal: 1. Turn off the printer and the terminal’s RF link module. 2. Turn on the printer. 3. Turn on the terminal’s RF link module. 4. When a link is established, the RF link module’s LED blinks, a[...]
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10 RF link Operating Instructions RF link Operating Instructions 7 Renegade 4 Printers with External Modules To link a Renegade 4 printer (with an external RF link module) to a data collection terminal: 1. Turn the printer, terminal, and the RF link modules off. 2. Turn on the printer. 3. Wait for the printer's LED (near the trigge r) to blink[...]
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6 RF link Operating Ins tructions RF link Operating Instructions 11 Printers To install external RF link modules onto the printers: 1. Insert a 9 - volt (PP3) battery in the module. See “ Inserting Batteries ” for more information. 2. Attach VELCRO to the serial port sides of the printer and the external module. Place the VELCRO so the cabl[...]
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12 RF link Operating Instructions RF link Operating Instructions 5 NOTE: Internal RF link modules have their own communications port. If you are using an internal module, do not use the printer’s external port. Also, there are no problems using multiple printer/terminal pairs in the same area. Linking enables the two modules to talk only to each [...]
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4 RF link Operating Instructions RF link Operating Instructions 13 2. Squeeze both sides of the module and snap it into the slots beneath the terminal (below the keyboard). PDT 3100 To install RF link onto th e PDT 3100: 1. Insert a 9 - volt (PP3) battery in the module. See “ Inserting Batteries ” for more information. 2. Hold the terminal in y[...]
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14 RF link Operating Instructions RF link Operating Instructions 3 If the printer and terminal are not communicating, try each of the following items: ♦ Change or recharge the batteries. ♦ Correct the orientation of the batteries in the compartment. ♦ Re - link the printer and terminal. ♦ Move the modules closer than three meters apart. ♦[...]
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2 RF link Opera ting Instructions Module/Unit Diagrams Following are diagrams of the available units with RF link modules attached. Renegade 4 Printer (also avail able with an internal module) Rascal Printer Sierra Sport 2 Printer (internal module only)[...]
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TC7400OI Rev. AC 10/01 ©1999 Monarch Marking Systems All rights reserved. FCCID: GU67400 - 433 Canadian Certification Number: 15021021494A This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: 1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and 2) This device must accept any interference recei[...]