SATO ct4i マニュアル

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• 0. Cover CT4xxi

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• CT4xxi OM SAI EN LtrTOC

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  • Table of Contents

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• 1. Introduction A

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  • About This Manual

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  • General Description

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• 2. Technical Data A

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  • Interface Selection

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• 3. Installation A

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  • Overview

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  • Unpacking & Parts Identification

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  • Printer Installation

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  • Loading Fanfold Paper

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    • 1. Place the fanfold media behind the printer with the printing surface up.

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    • 2. Carefully pull up the Fanfold-label Loading Slot from the back of the Top Cover.

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    • 3. Open the Top Cover by pressing on the cover release latch located on the right-hand side of the printer. This releases the cover and allows it to swing upward on the rear- mounted hinges.

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    • 4. With the Top Cover in the upright position, press the Paper Guide Release while adjusting the Paper Guides until they allow the media to fit between them. A millimeter scale is molded into the case to provide a guide when making the adjustment. Th...

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    • 5. Route the label material through the Sensor Assembly and over the Platen. See figure 3-4 for the label route.

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    • 6. Close the Top Cover.

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  • Label Sensing

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  • Operational Mode Selection

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• 4. Printer Configuration A

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  • Configuration Modes

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    • Configuration Switch

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    • 4.3 DIP Switch Settings (Cont’d)

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      • Configuration Switch

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      • Configuration Switch

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      • Configuration Switch

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      • Configuration Switch

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      • Configuration Switch

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      • Configuration Switch

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      • Table 1: Power ON sequence for various Operational Modes

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    • 4.4 Operational MOdes (Cont’d)

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      • Table 2: LED and Buzzer status during Normal Mode operation

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      • Table 3: Data found on Test Prints

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        • 1. Place DSW6 on the Configuration Switch in the OFF position.

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        • 2. Turn the power OFF.

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        • 3. While pressing the FEED button on the Operator Panel, turn the power ON.

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        • 4. When you hear one beep from the printer, release the FEED button.

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        • 5. Press the LINE button to begin printing large Test Labels (press the FEED button if you are using labels smaller than 4.1" (104 mm) in width).

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        • 6. Adjust potentiometer VR1 until the first print position is at the desired location on the label.

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        • 7. Press the FEED button to stop printing. Note: Adjusting the Label Pitch with VR1 will affect the stop position of the label and the cut/tear-off positions.

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    • 4.10 Potentiometer Adjustments (Cont’d)

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      • 1. Place DSW6 on the Configuration Switch in the ON position.

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      • 2. Turn the Power Switch OFF.

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      • 3. While pressing the FEED button on the Operator Panel, turn the Power Switch ON.

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      • 4. When you hear one beep from the printer, release the FEED button.

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      • 5. Press the LINE button to begin printing large Test Labels (press the FEED button if you are using labels smaller than 4.1" (104 mm) in width).

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      • 6. Adjust potentiometer VR1 until the desired print darkness is obtained.

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      • 7. Press the FEED button to stop the printing.

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    • 4.11 DATA Dump Diagnostic Label

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      • 1. Turn the printer OFF.

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      • 2. Place DSW7 on the configuration Switch in the ON position.

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      • 3. Turn the printer ON.

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      • 4. Transmit data to the printer.

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      • 5. The data received is printed on the label.

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      • 6. Place DSW7 in the OFF position.

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      • 7. Turn the printer OFF and then back ON to place it back in the normal print mode.

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      • 1. The User Test Label prints the current default settings of the printer.

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      • 2. Press the FEED button while turning the power ON.

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      • 3. When the printer beeps, release the FEED button.

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      • 4. To print a large (4" wide) test label, press the ON LINE button. To print a small (2" wide) test label, press the FEED button.

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      • 5. The printer will continuously print the USER TEST LABEL until the FEED button is pressed. If the FEED button is pressed another time, printing will resume.

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      • 6. To remove the printer from the Test Label mode, power the printer OFF.

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      • 1. Release the print head. (see “Releasing/Replacing the Print Head“” on page 3).

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      • 2. Press the LINE and FEED buttons while turning the printer ON.

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      • 3. When the printer beeps, release the LINE and FEED buttons. The printer will then beep 3 times indicating it is in the Factory/Service Print Test mode.

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      • 4. Re-latch the Print Head.

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      • 5. Press the LINE button to print a large (4" wide") Factory/Service Test Label. Press the FEED button to print a small (2" wide) Factory/Service Test Label.

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      • 6. The printer will begin printing a series of test labels, the first containing the operational parameters of the printer followed by one containing the internal printer settings. These two label formats will alternate until the FEED button is press...

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• 5. Troubleshooting A

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  • Troubleshooting Guide

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  • Interface Troubleshooting

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  • Test Print Troubleshooting

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• 6. Maintenance A

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  • 1. Before starting, get ready an approved cleaning kit from your SATO dealer or the kit supplied with the printer. Make sure the printer is OFF, and remove the power cable.

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  • 2. Lift up the Top Cover and locate the Print Head Assembly which is mounted under the cover.

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  • 3. Apply Thermal Print Head Cleaner to a cotton swab.

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  • 4. The Print Head faces downward along the front edge of the assembly. Pass the end of the dampened swab along the entire width of the Print Head.

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  • 5. Check for any black coloring or adhesive on the swab after cleaning.

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  • 6. Repeat if necessary until the swab is clean after it is passed over the head.

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  • 7. The head should be cleaned at least every time the label roll is changed, and more often in harsh environments.

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  • 1. If certain stains on the print head cannot be removed easily with cotton swabs dabbed in cleaning solution, obtain cleaning sheets designed for cleaning print heads (for such supplies, contact your SATO dealer).

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  • 2. Load the cleaning sheet with the rough side facing the print head. Follow any other instructions or precautions printed on any leaflet that may accompany the cleaning sheet.

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  • 3. With the printer turned OFF, and the Top Cover closed, slowly pull the cleaning sheet outwards. Repeat the process until the print head is clean.

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  • CLEANING THE PRINT HEAD, PLATEN AND ROLLERS (Cont’d)

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    • 1. Before starting, get ready an approved cleaning kit from your SATO dealer or the kit supplied with the printer. Make sure the printer is OFF, and remove the power cable.

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    • 2. Lift up the Top Cover.

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    • 3. The platen roller is the black rubber roller near the front panel. The print rollers are located at the print head assembly, near the fanfold-label loading window.

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    • 4. Wet some cotton swabs with cleaning solution. While rotating the platen roller with your fingers, clean the entire length of the roller using one or more cotton swabs. The roller should be cleaned of any label or adhesive residue.

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    • 5. Repeat the whole cleaning process if necessary. The platen and rollers should be cleaned whenever foreign matter such as dust or adhesive is present.

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    • 1. Make sure the printer is OFF, and remove the power cable.

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    • 2. Lift up the Top Cover.

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    • 3. Locate the small center tab (see red arrow) above the print head. Press and hold down this tab. At the same time, pull the whole print head below it, downwards if it does not drop downwards automatically.

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    • 4. Carefully attach a replacement print head to the cable connector. The connectors are keyed so that they can only be inserted in the correct orientation. Note: While handling the print head, be careful not to scratch the printing surface of the pri...

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    • 5. Reinsert the print head into the printer, making sure that the metal slots at the two sides of the print head fit back over the round purple pivots on the printer (see circled area here).

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    • 6. Press and hold down the center tab (see red arrow) which was previously used to release the print head. Push the print head upwards so that it snaps into place.

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    • 7. Release the center tab and close the Top Cover. Proceed to perform a test print to ensure that the print head is connected properly.

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    • 1. Turn the printer OFF and remove the power cable.

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    • 2. Open the Top Cover.

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    • 3. Locate the sensor located next to the yellow screwdriver, near the left-hand side label guide so that it moves whenever the Label Guide are adjusted for different media widths.

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    • 4. Apply Thermal Print Head Cleaner to a cotton swab.

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    • 5. Use the cotton swab to clean any foreign matter from the exposed surface of the sensor by inserting the cotton tip in the paper slot and briskly cleaning it with a back and forth motion.

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• 07. Global_Address_US_100809_Ltr_SAI

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  • Asia Pacific & Oceania Region

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  • European Region

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  • American Region

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  • SATO group of Companies

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