Benutzerhandbuch für SATO GT424

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• OVERVIEW

  7
  • 1.1 General Specifications

    8
• INSTALLATION

  13
  • Safety Precautions

    14
  • 2.1 Unpacking

    16
  • 2.1.1 Included Accessories

    17
  • 2.1.2 Parts Identification

    18
  • 2.2 Loading the Carbon Ribbon

    22
  • 2.3 Loading Labels And Tags

    25
  • 2.4 Replacing the Print Head

    34
  • 2.5 Turning the printer ON/OFF

    35
• CONFIGURATION and Operation

  37
  • 3.1 Operating Modes

    37
  • 3.2 The Operation Panel

    38
  • 3.3 Screen Icons And Their Meaning

    39
  • 3.4 ONLINE And OFFLINE Modes

    41
  • 3.5 User Mode

    42
  • 3.6 Interface Mode

    47
  • 3.7 Cartridge Mode

    49
  • 3.8 SEMBL Mode

    51
  • 3.9 Advanced Mode

    53
  • 3.10 HEX Dump Mode

    60
  • 3.11 Test Print Mode

    61
  • 3.12 Overview of All Modes

    63
  • 3.13 Restoring Factory DeFault Settings

    73
  • 3.14 Understanding Continuous Print and Tear Off Operations

    75
• cleaning and maintenance

  77
  • 4.1 Introduction

    77
  • 4.2 Cleaning The Print Head, Platen and Rollers

    77
  • 4.3 How To Clean The Printer (Cleaning SET)

    78
  • 4.4 How To Clean The Printer (Cleaning SHEET)

    79
  • 4.5 Adjusting Print Quality

    80
• INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS

  83
  • 5.1 Interface types

    83
  • 5.2 Interface Card DIP SWITCH Settings (RS-232C)

    84
  • 5.3 Interface Card DIP SWITCH Settings (LAN)

    85
  • 5.4 Interface Card DIP SWITCH Settings (Wireless LAN)

    85
  • 5.5 Interface Card DIP SWITCH Settings (Mini LAN)

    86
  • 5.6 Serial Interface SPECIFICATIONS (RS-232C)

    87
  • 5.7 READY/BUSY

    88
  • 5.8 Single Job Buffer

    89
  • 5.9 Multi Job Buffer

    90
  • 5.10 X-ON/X-OFF

    90
  • 5.11 Single Job Buffer

    92
  • 5.12 Multi Job Buffer

    93
  • 5.13 Driver Protocol

    93
  • 5.14 Status 3

    106
  • 5.15 Multi Job Buffer

    107
  • 5.16 Reference Flowchart

    114
  • 5.17 Parallel Interface SPECIFICATIONS (Centronics)

    115
  • 5.18 Single Job Buffer

    117
  • 5.19 Multi Job Buffer

    119
  • 5.20 IEEE 1284 Interface

    121
  • 5.21 Interface Signals

    124
  • 5.22 Single Job Buffer

    125
  • 5.23 Multi Job Buffer

    127
  • 5.24 Driver Protocol

    129
• TROUBLESHOOTING

  135
  • 6.1 Initial Checklist

    135
  • 6.2 Using the Centronics (Parallel) Interface

    135
  • 6.3 Using the RS232C (SERIAL) Interface

    137
  • 6.4 Understanding the STATUS INDICATORS

    138
  • 6.5 Understanding the LCD Error Messages

    139
  • 6.6 LCD Warning Messages

    144
  • 6.7 Troubleshooting Guide

    145
• OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES

  149
  • 7.1 Introduction

    149
  • 7.2 Available Interface Boards

    149
  • 7.3 Label Management Accessories

    150
  • 7.3 PCMCIA Memory Cartridge

    151