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- 1Service Manual
- 3Table of Contents
- 7Overview
- 8Physical Characteristics
- 9Printer Features
- 9Rear Panel
- 12Operation PanelDisplays
- 14Components
- 14Sensors and Switches
- 15Switches and Sensors
- 16Ribbon
- 16Installation Considerations
- 16Optional Accessories
- 17Environment & Approvals
- 17General Printer Specifications
- 20Character Fonts
- 21Bar Codes
- 23Section 2. Configuration
- 23Dip Switch Settings
- 25Printer Set Up
- 29Default Settings
- 30Lcd Panel Configuration
- 31Normal Mode
- 33Pitch Offset Adjustment
- 35Advanced Mode
- 36Print Offset
- 38Character Pitch
- 38Exit Advanced Mode
- 39Card Mode
- 53Service Mode
- 54Counters Hd Dsp Cut Life
- 54Counters Mode
- 55Test Print Mode
- 56Default Setting Mode
- 57Maintenance Mode
- 58All Clear Mode
- 59Download User Defined Protocol Codes
- 60Hex Dump Mode
- 60User Download Mode
- 62Sample Test Labels
- 63Section 3. Interface Specifications
- 63Overview
- 63Interface Types
- 64Available Interfaces
- 65The Receive Buffer
- 66Receive Buffer
- 66Ieee 1284 Parallel Interface
- 66Data Streams
- 68Rs232c Serial Interface
- 68General Specifications
- 68Electrical Specifications
- 69Cable Requirements
- 70Rs232c Interface Signals
- 70Ready/busy Flow Control
- 71Universal Serial Bus (USB) Interface
- 71X-on/X-off Flow Control
- 72Bi-Directional Communications
- 72Ethernet Interface
- 73Accessory (EXT) Connector
- 74Standard Operation
- 75Repeat Print
- 75Error Signals
- 77Section 4. Electrical Checks and Adjustments
- 77Overview
- 78Steps Prior to Some Procedures
- 80DC Power Voltage Checks
- 83Potentiometer Assignments & Adjustments
- 84A Print Position Adjustment
- 85B Print Position Adjustment
- 85Factory Mode
- 85Counter Clear
- 85Print Size
- 86Label Gap Adjustment
- 87Eye-Mark Adjustment
- 88Offset Label Stop Position Adjustment
- 89Ribbon Sensor Verification
- 90Ribbon Sensor Adjustment (Near End)
- 91LCD Display Adjustment
- 92Print Darkness Adjustment
- 93Section 5. Mechanical Adjustments
- 93Overview
- 95Ribbon Clutch Adjustments
- 95Rewind Clutch
- 95Unwind Clutch
- 97Print Head Position Adjustment
- 99Print Head Balance Adjustment
- 100Ribbon Roller Adjustment
- 102Feed Roller Adjustment (Label Tracking)
- 103Timing Belt Tension Adjustment
- 104Head Latch Adjustment
- 105Notch/Gap Sensor Adjustment
- 107Section 6. Replacement Procedures
- 107Overview
- 109Replacing the Main Circuit Board
- 114Replacing the Fuses
- 116Replacing the Power Supply
- 118Replacing the Stepper Motor
- 120Replacing the Timing Belts
- 123Replacing the Print Head
- 126Replacing the Platen
- 130Replacing the Ribbon Drive Clutch Washers
- 134Replacing the Ribbon Motion Sensor
- 137Replacing the Paper End Switch (Micro-switch) and the Bottom Half of the Notch/Gap and Eye-Mark Sensors
- 141Replacing the Top Half of the Notch/Gap Sensor
- 144Replacing the Display Panel or Keyboard
- 147Section 7. Factory Resets
- 147Overview
- 148Maintenance Mode
- 149Clear Head Counters
- 150Clear Dispenser Counter
- 151Clear Cutter Counter
- 152Clear EEPROM
- 153Sample Test Prints
- 155Section 8. Troubleshooting
- 156Initial Checklist
- 156The IEEE1284 Parallel Interface
- 156SATO CL608e/CL612e Service Manual
- 158The RS232C Serial Interface
- 158The Universal Serial BUS (USB)
- 159Installation Problems
- 160Intermittent Problems
- 160Tcp/ip Troubleshooting
- 161Netware Troubleshooting
- 163Resetting the Print Server
- 163Windows 95/98 Peer-to-peer Troubleshooting
- 164Error Signals
- 165Troubleshooting Tables
- 166Print Quality Problems
- 170Head Pattern Examples
- 171Hex Dump Diagnostic Labels
- 173Section 9. Optional Accessories
- 173Overview
- 174Label Cutter Kit Installation
- 187Pcmcia Memory Expansion Installation
- 192Flash Memory Expansion Installation
- 193Real Time Clock Installation
- 195Test Print
- 195Factory Reset Procedure
- 199Overview
- 199Spare Parts List
- 201Base Cover Assembly
- 210Frame Assembly
- 216Print Head Assembly
- 221Ribbon Assembly
- 226Feed Roller Assembly
- 228Main PCB Assembly
- 229Interface Option
- 231Dispenser Assembly Option
- 238Cutter Assembly Option
- 241PCMCIA Memory Option
- 243Index
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