GSI Outdoors PNEG-1153 Manual Do Utilizador

9. Printer spaces 

several lines but 
nothing is printed.

1. Paper installed with the wrong side up

    or the wrong type paper.

2. Print head is unplugged or bad.

1. Turn over paper or install the correct
    paper MS0306.

2. Plug in or replace printer.

10. Printer spaces one 

line, nothing more.

1. Computer control card not making 
    connection or bad card.

2. Five (5) conductor cable loose or
    installed in error.

3. Low printer power supply.

4. Printer module failed.

1. Insert the computer card or replace
    card (DMC 4).

2. Refer to the decal for correct wiring
    at the computer jack. Insert the 25
    pin jack at the 

printer.

3. Five (5) volt supply must be set at
    5.0 to 5.2 volts.

4. Replace module or have repaired.

11.  Printer does not 

space, no night light 
and the paper take-up 
motor not working.

1. No DC power or no AC power or not 

hooked up.

1. If 5 V DC is missing replace the
    power supply.

2. Repair loose or broken power leads
    (red and green) or 
     (white and violet).

12.  Printer doesn’t space,       

but has night light.

1. Printer motor not plugged in.

1. Plug in the flat, gray cable on the 

printer and check if broken.

13. Prints characters that 

are unintelligible.

1. Computer not working.

1. Replace computer card (DMC 4).

14. Moisture and 

temperature are 
printed at half the 
value displayed on the 
DPM.

1. Dip switches are not set correctly.

1. Reference the Dip Switch Chart and 

correct dip switches 7 & 8, page 45.

15. Top part of the 

characters are 
missing.

1. Plastic guard too close.

1. Raise the plastic shield.

16. Part of each 

character is missing.

1. Head cable loose or print head bad.

2. Dirt build-up on the platen.

1. Reseat the flat bottom cable or
    replace the printer.

2. Clean the black bar under the paper
     that the head 

goes over.

17. Paper take-up not 

rolling 

up the paper.

1. Loss of power or bad motor or alumi-

num shaft binding against the motor.

1. The orange and orange/white wire 

loose or broken. Retighten or 
replace the assembly or adjust the 
aluminum shaft by loosening the 
Allen screw.