SATO 200/201i manual

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    Oper ato r’ s Manua l M B2 0x i A 6 . b oo k Pa ge i F ri d a y, M a y 27 , 2 00 5 5 : 12 P M[...]

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    ii © C op y rig ht 20 05 . A ll rig hts res e rve d. N o part o f th is d oc ume nt ma y be r e pro du ced or is sue d t o t hi rd p art ies i n an y f orm w ha tso ev er w ith ou t t he ex p r es s pe r m is si on o f S A T O Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd . Th e ma ter ia ls in th is d oc ume nt is p rov id ed fo r gen er a l in f orma t io n and i s sub[...]

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    ii i Sa fet y P rec aut ion s As a preve ntive m easu re to ensure safe usag e o f t his machi ne so as t o s af eg uar d ag ai nst da m ag e to your self , other peo pl e or prop erty , ther e a r e many di splay di agram s u sed i n t his ins t r ucti on man ual an d on t his mac hine. T he displ ays an d t he i r m e anings ar e ill ust rated i [...]

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    iv S af ety P r ecau tio ns E xpl a n a ti o n of ha za rd sy mbo ls The t riang l e si gn means ‘B e c ar e ful’ . The con ten t wi thi n t he t riangl e i llu strat es spec i fi c hazar ds. In thi s cas e, t he sign on th e lef t mea ns ‘beware of e l ec tri c s hock ’. The circ ular si gn mean s ‘pr ohibi ted’. T he cont ent wi t h i[...]

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    v Wa rn in g s Liq uids Do not place a ny l iquid s or sm all met a lli c object s near th e pri nte r . Shoul d any of t hese f al l into t he p rint er , immedi at ely tur n of f the power a nd contac t you r near est d eal er or s ervice cente r . Co ntinue d use in cre ases the ri sk of f i re or elec tric sh ocks. Fore ign Matter Do n ot inser[...]

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    vi Warn i ng s Abn or mal Condit ions Co nt inue d u se of the pr i nter whil e it i s emitti ng smok e o r st rang e odors incr eases the ris k of f i r e o r elect r i c s hocks. I m med i at ely tu rn off t he powe r and conta ct y our ne ares t dealer o r servi ce cent er . Do not t ry to s er v ice t he pr i n t er b y y oursel f . Di sass emb[...]

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    vi i Wa rn in g s Power Supply Preca ut i ons • Use on ly t he spec ifi ed vol tage and use on l y the s pecif ied ba ttery charg er . • Ne ver us e t he b atter y charger wi t h any other batter y p ack except for the sp ecifi ed type. Doing so ca n r upt ure t he batt ery , or ca use l ea kage, f ire o r elec t r ic s hocks. • Nev er cut , [...]

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    vi ii C aut i ons L ocation Do not loc ate th e print er i n t he ar ea subject ed t o high h umi di ty or dew . If de w forms i nside th e p rint er , i mmedi ately tur n of f the pri nter and do not use i t unt i l a l l mo istur e has dr i ed up. Cont i nu ed use creat es t he d anger o f el ectri c shoc k or th e p rint er damage . Po w e r Do [...]

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    ix Wa rn in g s Repl acing t he Batter y Pack • Use on l y sp ecified re pl acement b atter y pac ks. • Mak e sure t o ins tal l t he p ac k i n t he cor rect di recti on t o avoid th e d anger o f in j ur y or damag e to s ur r ound ing ar eas . • T o r epl ace smal l-si ze recha rgea ble ( Lithi um ion) ba t te ri e s, s e al t he ol d b a [...]

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    x Ot her P rec aut ion s A void place m en t in extre m e t em p erature s Do not place th e pr inte r in highl y humi d area s or at o utsi de the -15°C to 50° C tem peratur e ran ge. Wh e n th e prin t e r is b e in g t r an s p o rt e d ... T he n or mal vi brati on enco unt e red duri ng t ranspo rtat ion is ac cept ab le, but av oid d ropp i[...]

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    1 S afe t y Pre c a ut io n s .. ... .. ... .. ... .. .. ... .. ... .. ... .. ... .. .. ... . iii Expl anati on of haz ar d sy m b ol s . ... ... . . ... . . . . . ...... ... iv W ar n in g s ... .. ... .. ... .. .. ... .. ... .. ... .. .. ... .. ... .. ... .. ... .. .. ... . v Ca u ti on s . ... .. ... .. ... .. .. ... .. ... .. ... .. .. ... .. .[...]

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    2 Cl e a ni n g the P r in t H e ad ... .. ... .. ... .. .. ... .. ... .. ... .. ... .. 5 - 1 Cl e a ni n g the P l at e n a nd P ee l R o ll er .. .. ... .. ... .. ... .. 5 - 2 B asic S pe c if ic at io n s ... .. .. ... .. ... .. ... .. .. ... .. ... .. ... .. ... .. 7 - 1 Opt ional Acces sories .. . . . . . . . ... . . ... .... ... . . ... .... [...]

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    I nt roduct ion 1- 1 1 Thi s m a nual i s inte nded t o f amili ar ize y ou w i th the basi c featu res an d o pera tion of t he M B2 00/201 i bar code pr i n t er in a shor t t ime. Key fea tures: • Hi gh spee d CPU and prin t ing spee d • Lo ng bat t ery li fe • Sup por t s Inf rared, RS232 and Bl uet o ot h I/O • Dur able and ru gged des[...]

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    I nt roduct ion 1-2 Note s on Bl uet ooth/ Wirele ss C ommunication Comp l i ance St atem en t T hi s prod uct has be en cer tif i e d for com pli ance wit h t he r elevan t radi o int erfer ence re gulati ons of your co unt ry o r reg ion. To ensu re conti nued compl i ance , do not: • Di sassem bl e or mod ify th i s produc t • Rem ove the ce[...]

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    Setu p 2- 1 2 Un p ack ing t h e printer No tes: The pr i nter i s ship ped wi th an inte gr ated be lt h olde r . Cus hioning m ater ial m ay vary for different regio ns. An exter nal batt ery c harger is av ailab le s eparatel y bu t is a st andard i tem i n the S t ar te r kit . If any com pone nt sho wn he r e i s m iss ing , cont act your n ea[...]

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    Se tu p 2-2 Pa r t N am e s M B2 0x i A 6 . b oo k Pa ge 2 Fr ida y , M a y 2 7, 20 05 5: 1 2 PM[...]

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    Setu p 2- 3 Part Names (cont’d) M B2 0x i A 6 . b oo k Pa ge 3 Fr ida y , M a y 2 7, 20 05 5: 1 2 PM[...]

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    Se tu p 2-4 Fun ct i ons of var io us p arts RS- 2 32C In te rfa c e A ll ow s c on nec ti on t o a co mput er o r ha nd y te r min al Lab el gui de Se t to meet the si ze of th e l abe l us ed RS- 2 32C co ver P r ot ect s t he RS- 23 2C con nec to r f r om du st a nd d am ag e Lab el gui de adj ust di al A ll ow s ad ju s t ment of th e la bel gu[...]

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    Setu p 2- 5 Ch arg i n g the battery p a ck w ith a ch arge r If your pr inte r comes with t he option al bat tery char ger , you c an use it t o cha rge the suppli ed ba tter y pa ck. Fo l l ow th e s teps below: 1. Conn ect the char ger t o the wal l ou tlet an d tur n on t he powe r . Th e POWER l amp li gh ts r ed. 2. Alig n the bat t er y pa c[...]

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    Se tu p 2-6 Not e s: • I f the PO WER l amp doe s not l i g ht whe n you t ur n on the po wer , check t he power c ord co nnecti on. • If the CHARGE l amp doe s n ot lig ht at the st art of char ging, mak e sure t he batter y pa ck is fi rml y mount ed i nto th e char ger . Poor mounti ng of t he bat tery p ack may res ult in faul ty charg ing.[...]

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    Setu p 2- 7 Ch arg i n g t h e battery p a ck w ith th e p rinter If y our pr i nt er com es with t h e opti onal AC adapter , the print er ca n b e used to ch arge the supp l ied bat te ry pa ck. Fo l l ow th e s teps below: 1. Remove the cov er of the pr inter’s DC inpu t ja ck and connect the AC ada pt e r ’ s DC o ut p ut te r m in a l t o [...]

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    Se tu p 2-8 Usi n g the b a ttery p ack T urn t he pr inter of f bef ore r emovi ng or r eplaci ng t he ba t te ry . In s e r t io n 1 . Unlatc h the bat te ry co m p ar tm en t c o ve r. 2 . Align the bat tery pa ck so t hat it s m et al term in als a r e fa ci ng forwar d. In ser t t he bat t e r y p ack whil e p r es si n g a nd hol di n g the g[...]

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    Setu p 2- 9 Usin g t h e battery p ac k (co nt’d) No tes Remove th e b atter y pack onl y wh en t he ST A TUS LED i s OFF . When the print er is tu rned of f , t he ST A T US LED goes of f. Do no t re mov e the batt er y whi l e t he ST A TUS LED is on . Othe rwise, the in formati on stor ed i n t he print er may not b e updat ed. M B2 0x i A 6 .[...]

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    Se tu p 2-1 0 Usi n g the o p ti o nal A C Adapter fo r p ower I f y our printer com es with the optional A C adapter , the prin te r c an b e op erat e d on AC power inst e ad o f t he suppl ied battery p ac k. Fol l ow the steps b elow: 1 . Remove t he c over of th e print er ’ s DC input jac k and con nect t he AC adapt er ’ s DC output te r[...]

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    Setu p 2- 11 Using t h e op tional AC Adapter fo r power No tes ( c on t’d) A bat tery p ack is un neces sary when an AC ad apte r is used . I f a ba t t ery p ac k a nd an AC ada pte r are being u s e d at th e s a m e ti m e, th e pri nt e r w ill a tt em pt t o char ge th e batt ery p ac k (if it is n ot alrea dy f ul l y char ged) . M B2 0x i[...]

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    Se tu p 2-1 2 I n st alli ng th e l a be l roll The method of inst alling label m edia v aries with y o ur c hoi c e of the t w o po ssible print m odes — ’continuous’ or ‘di spen s e ’ m ode . 1 . Make sur e you can see the red plat en roll er . If not , sl ide th e d ispense r unit do wn, by lif ti ng it s top edge upwards at the two ar[...]

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    Setu p 2- 13 I n sta l li ng t h e la b e l r o ll ( c o nt ’ d) 3. Lif t up t he lab el guide a djust di al co ver an d t urn t he dial t ill th e l ab el g ui d es pr ess l oosely agai nst la bel r oll. T ur n the l abel roll l ight l y by t he hand and co nfir m that it r otat es smoot hly . O t herwi se p aper may not be f ed cor re ctly dur [...]

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    Se tu p 2-1 4 I n st alli ng th e l a be l roll (co n t’ d ) For operating i n the Dispens e m ode , t he f ol lowing l a bel loading proc edures a pply . 1 . Make sur e you can see the red plat en roll er . If not , sl ide th e d ispense r unit do wn, by lif ti ng it s top edge upwards at the two ar row mark s. Now p ush th e dark gray Cover Op [...]

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    Setu p 2- 15 I n sta l li ng t h e la b e l r o ll ( c o nt ’ d) 3. I nse r t t he lab e l r oll in to th e p rint er . Ma ke sur e the fir st l abel em erg es from th e bo ttom ( not t op) of the ro ll . 4. Lif t up the la bel gu ide adj ust dia l cov er and t urn th e dial til l the lab el gui des press l oose ly agai ns t la bel r oll. T ur n [...]

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    Se tu p 2-1 6 I n st alli ng th e l a be l roll (co n t’ d ) 3. C l os e t h e c ov e r a ft e r conf irmin g that the l ea di n g edge o f t he label is ou tsi de the prin ter by at l east 10 mm. * W h en using non- s ep arate la bels, pr ess t he FEED button t o feed a piece of lab el and pu l l t he l abel u pward to cut it a l on g the per f [...]

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    Op eration a nd C onfigurat ion 3- 1 3 Af ter set t ing up t he print er and label roll in Sect i o n 2 , you can no w ope r at e the pri nt e r pr o per ly . T urn ing t he pri nte r O N Pres s and hold the POWER butto n. When the ST A T US LED ligh t s gre en, r elease t he b utton T urn ing t he pri nte r O FF Pres s and hold the POWER butto n a[...]

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    Operation and Configu ration 3-2 Pe rform i ng a T e st P rint Us er s ca n perf or m t est pr int s t o evalu at e the print q ualit y and also di agnose probl ems. 1 . Set the pr inter DIP switc h for T est Pri nt mode as sho wn on p ages 4-2/4- 3. 2 . Press the POWER butt on while pr essing and hol di ng down the FEED but ton. The print er enter[...]

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    Op eration a nd C onfigurat ion 3- 3 Printing via the RS-232C Interface Use t h e fol low i ng proce dure to print by c onnec ting t o a comput er or a handy ter mi n al t hrough an RS-232 C cabl e optio n. 1. Loc at e the RS-232C i nterf ace port cover an d lif t i t up t o exp ose t h e p or t . 2. Plug one end of the RS- 2 32C cable fir mly int [...]

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    Operation and Configu ration 3-4 P r inting via th e IrDA Int e rface Us e t he following proc ed ure to print through Ir D A i n te rf a c e . 1 . Pl a ce the pri nt e r 20 cm awa y fr om t he IrDA p ort o f the co m p uter or hand y t er mina l. Ad j u st the pri nt er posi tion so t hat the cent er of it s IrDA fil t er proje cts a 30 ° c onica[...]

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    Op eration a nd C onfigurat ion 3- 5 Printing via the Wi re less L AN Inter f a ce T o print using the Wirel ess LAN MB200/ 201i, y ou need t o have a prop erly con f i gured wir eless LAN set up. The next step i s to con figur e t he MB200/ 201i to shar e the sam e networ k setti ng s in or der to est abli s h communi cati on. 1) Check the DIP Swi[...]

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    Operation and Configu ration 3-6 P r inting via th e Blueto oth I n terface T o pri nt us i n g the Blueto ot h -ena bled v ersio n o f MB20 0/2 01i, you nee d t o have a bluet ooth-en abled c omputing de vice. T wo mor e step s ar e requ ired. 1 ) Check t h e DIP S w itc hes: The printer ’ s DIP switche s ar e f ac t ory set for bluetooth operat[...]

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    Op eration a nd C onfigurat ion 3- 7 O pt i ona l LCD s cre en The W i r eless LAN ver sion o f the pri nter i s f actor y- fit t ed wit h a Li quid Crys tal Disp l ay ( LCD) . The s creen can di splay t he f ol lowi ng inf orma tion: Batter y s trengt h: Thr ee-segm ent in dicat or . Whe n al l segmen ts are l it, vo l t a ge level i s greater t h[...]

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    Operation and Configu ration 3-8 Optional L CD sc reen (co nt’ d ) T wo- line te xt di splay: Displ ays the fol lowi ng: 1) V ari ous st atus mess ages : Fi rm w a r e v e rs io n , Onl in e mod e, Of f line mode, l ab el s remai ning i n pr int queu e, T es t Print s t atus, Def ault Setting , Compl et e, Factor y Clear , Press Feed Key , Pr ess[...]

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    Op eration a nd C onfigurat ion 3- 9 Prin tin g Proce dur e After the proper se t up and basic configuration proced ures , y ou a r e read y to prin t to the M B200/ 201i. 1. Make su re t h e h ost co m puter i s r eady to t ran smit dat a, a nd e nsure t hat t he ST A T US LED i s l it. ( Press t he PRINT bu tton to t ak e the pr i n t er ONLI NE)[...]

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    Operation and Configu ration 3-1 0 Adjusting p ri n ting for No n -sep ar ate labels When printing on a cont i nuous label roll (non - s e p arat e), if you tear of f a l abel at the wrong place, procee d as f o llows. 1 . In terru pt pr i nt ing on the comput er , or by pr ess i n g th e PRINT key i n t he ONLINE st at e t o t a ke the print er OF[...]

  • Page 41

    Op eration a nd C onfigurat ion 3- 11 Ch oosing the L a bel Disp ensing mo de Y ou ca n choose t o dispens e labe ls in C o ntinuous Mode and Disp ense Mode . In e i th e r mo de , te s t print ing and onl i n e p rinting are avai labl e. Y ou can selec t Di sp ense mode for n on- sep ara te la bels by usi ng t he pri nt e r set ting to ol. M B2 0x[...]

  • Page 42

    Operation and Configu ration 3-1 2 Co nf ig ur in g Di sp en se mo de Di sp ense Mode can be set to Auto Pri nt or Man ual Pr int, as desc ribed bel ow . T o s witch bet ween Auto or Manual Pr int for the Di sp ense Mode, set t he DIP switc hes and t h en hol d d own the PRI NT or FEED bu tton when tu r ning t he p r i nter ON. The new set t ing s [...]

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    Op eration a nd C onfigurat ion 3- 13 O t her Pr int er Mo des Av ailab l e pr in t er m o des i n clude Normal , T est Print , Head Check Set ting and Online Com m an d Setti ng mode. Normal mode Note : The Batter y indi cator (o nly a vaila ble on the Blu etooth / WLAN mod el) remai ns lit even when the print er i s OFFLI NE. Dur i ng the S t and[...]

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    Operation and Configu ration 3-1 4 P r i n t e r mo de s (co nt’d) T e st P r in t M o d e En t er T est Pri nt mode as sho wn, by using t he FEED a nd PO WER but t on s. ST ATUS LE D be h avio ur in Te st Pri n t Mo de Op er at i on al St a te S T ATUS L ED LE D Ac t io n E N TE R ING TE S T PR I N T MO D E Or an ge S t e ady ST ART OF TE ST PRI[...]

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    Op eration a nd C onfigurat ion 3- 15 Printer modes (cont’d) Head Check Set ting M o de Head chec king can be appl ied to one of two ar eas: th e no rmal print a rea and the barc ode print ar ea . T o spe ci fy t he area subj ected to a hea d c heck , foll ow th e sett i ngs in t he tabl e below: Y ou ca n check the cur r en t set ting wi t h a t[...]

  • Page 46

    Operation and Configu ration 3-1 6 P r i n t e r mo de s (co nt’d) On lin e C om ma n d Co mpa ti b ili ty Mo d e T he p rint er can be se t fo r comp at i bil ity with SBPL c omm a nds or with the ol der MB200 com mand s. Y ou can che ck t h e c urrent sett i ng wi t h a test pr i nt out a s d escr ibed in “Perfor mi ng a T es t Print ” on p[...]

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    Op eration a nd C onfigurat ion 3- 17 Offset Config ur at ion vi a Program ming The fo llowi ng of fset a dj u stmen t s for t he MB200/ 201 i print er are usual l y unnec essa ry . Almost al l adj ustm ent s ar e e lectr i cal i n nat ure du e t o the print er ’ s adv anced self aligni ng and ba lan cing des ign fe atures. However , i f you need[...]

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    Operation and Configu ration 3-1 8 Pi t ch Offset Us e the <PO 3> progr amm ing c omman d. T a k es e ffe ct i nstantly ; the v alue i s c lea r ed o nce the po wer i s tu rn ed off. Dispens e Offset Us e the <PO 1> progr amm ing c omman d. T a k es e ffe ct i nstantly ; the v alue i s c lea r ed o nce the po wer i s tu rn ed off. T ea [...]

  • Page 49

    I nt erf a ce Specif ications 4- 1 4 Thr ough a combi natio n o f DIP switc h s etti ngs and tu rning t h e pri nt e r ON wi t h ce r t ain but t on s hel d do wn, you can en abl e or di sable spec i al functi ons /feat ures. DI P Sw i tch Ot h er r equ ire d setti ngs 1234 OF F OF F ON OFF Po we r ON wit h C o v e r Op e n , Pri nt butt on h e l d[...]

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    I nt erf a ce Specif ications 4-2 R S -2 32 C se t t i n gs OFF OFF OFF OFF P o w e r ON wi th Co v e r Clo sed , PRIN T b utto n n o t h e ld d ow n, FE ED bu tt on not he ld d ow n – RS -2 32C Nor m al mode OFF OFF OFF OFF P o w e r ON wi th Co v e r Clo sed , PRIN T b utto n n o t h e ld d ow n, FE ED bu tt on hel d do w n – RS -232C Us er t[...]

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    I nt erf a ce Specif ications 4- 3 Note: A sm a ll la be l m a y pr o du ce a la r g e a m ou nt of da ta wh en pr i nti ng a He x Dum p. B lu et o ot h/ WL A N S et t i ng s OFF ON O FF O F F P ow er O N w i th Co ver C lo sed , PR IN T b ut to n no t he ld dow n, FE ED bu tton not held dow n – No r mal op er at i on m od e P ow er O N w i th Co[...]

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    I nt erf a ce Specif ications 4-4 W AR N ING: N e ver co n n ec t or disco nn ect int erface cables ( o r use a sw it ch box) w it h p o w er app lied t o eithe r th e host or t he p rint er . T h is may cau se d a m a g e to th e inte rfa c e c ir cuitr y i n the p rint e r/ host and i s not co ve red b y w arr anty . No te: Some hos t s m onitor [...]

  • Page 53

    Clean ing and M a intenanc e 5- 1 5 By cl ean ing and m aint aini ng the p rint er r egul arly , yo u will p rolong i t s durabi l it y and rel iabi l i ty , and also red uce th e inc onven ience of unne cess ary malf unc t i ons . Per f or m the fol lowi ng pr oc edures reg ularl y af t er turni ng the pri nt er OFF and remo ving th e ba tter y p [...]

  • Page 54

    Cleaning a nd Mainte nance 5-2 Cl ea ning the Pl a t e n and Peel Roller Us er s ca n perf or m t est pr int s t o evalu at e the print q ualit y and also di agnose probl ems. Sl ide th e Cov er Open/ Cl os e leve r to rele ase t h e c over . If th e le v er i s n ot a cces si ble , fi rs t sl id e the d i s pense r unit away by lif ti ng t he top [...]

  • Page 55

    Troubles hooting 6- 1 6 W h en you expe rience any probl ems ope ratin g t he p r in te r , r ef e r to t he fo ll owi n g ta b l es. W hat t o do in case o f. . . Pr i nt Fa ul t Ca use Re medy S mud ged pr in ti ng 1. Pri nt hea d is d ir t y 2. R ol ler i s d irt y 1. Cl ea n t he pr i nt hea d 2. Cl ea n t he pl at e n and d is pen se r ol l er[...]

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    Basic S pecif ications & Op t io nal A cc essories 7- 7 O ptional Access or i es The MB200/ 201i di r e ct t herma l prin t er is s upport ed by a w ide r ange of access ories to inc rea se its fl exi bili t y . Batter y Ite m s S pare bat t er y p ack—havi ng a sp ar e p ack r educ es inter r u ption dur ing exten ded perio ds of print er op[...]

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    Basic Specificat ions & Opt ional Ac ces sories 7-8 Opt ional Acce ssories Po rt abili ty enha ncement s Be l t Ho ok—allows us ers t o a t t ac h or detac h t he pr inter fo r th e w a is t b e lt ea s il y . Si ngle- slot Batt ery Charger — u se thi s t o c harge a ba t t ery p ack wi t h out usi ng th e prin t er c onnected t o an AC out[...]

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