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Printer Setup 3 Ribbons 5 Printer 6 Optimized Encoding Settings For Omni-Id Labels 8 Software Setup 10 Print 13 Encoding Troubleshooting 13 Label Orientation 14 Encoding Standards 15 Contents omni-id.com 2 Sato CL4NX Guide

Page 3 - Load label spool and lock in place with the; Printer setup; The following photographs will help you to load label; Guide Arm; Slide; Guide 2; Locate the; Gap Sensor

1. Load label spool and lock in place with the Guide Arm . Printer setup The following photographs will help you to load label rolls in the printer correctly. Guide Arm 2. Slide Guide 2 to the rightmost position and then move it back left to secure the label. Guide 2move to the right most position G...

Page 4 - Feed the labels under the; Print Head; Final result; The routing path of the media is as shown on the right figure

4. Feed the labels under the Print Head Printer setup omni-id.com 4 Sato CL4NX Guide Pressue dial (start low and increase) Head pressure dials are located on top of the print head; these should be adjusted so that the print quality is consistent without applying excessive pressure. 5. Final result T...

Page 5 - SATO; Ribbons; Omni-ID has validated ribbon compatibility with:

omni-id.com Manufacturer Product Type SATO Y70110200720 Full resin carbon ribbon Ribbons Omni-ID has validated ribbon compatibility with: Load the ribbon into the printer so that the matt surface is visible to the human eye from the front of the printer. The matt surface is the printing side and cor...

Page 6 - Printer settings

omni-id.com Printer settings This section provides specific details and guidelines associated with encoding Omni-ID labels. 1. Setup RFID functionality of the printer, using the main control panel. 6 Sato CL4NX Guide

Page 7 - Printer must be calibrated for each label correctly; Important Settings; Darkness; Printer Antenna

omni-id.com Printer must be calibrated for each label correctly Gap sensing: Gap sensing must be used at all times; this will use the leading edge of the frame label to align the print with the commands sent from your software. Calibration of the Gap levels is required each time a different label ty...

Page 8 - Optimized Encoding Settings For Omni-Id Labels; Adjusting the Print Position; Pitch

omni-id.com Optimized Encoding Settings For Omni-Id Labels To achieve the best performance when encoding, the power should be set to the certified level. This level has been validated to ensure that adjacent labels are not programmed in error*. *due to the size of the small IQ Label tags the sensor ...

Page 10 - Software setup; Insert label

omni-id.com Software setup Recommended software for Sato CL4NX is NiceLabel Pro, Please Refer to NiceLabel Designer Pro user guide for detailed instructions (link is on Page 2) 10 Sato CL4NX Guide Insert label dimemsions

Page 11 - Check all boxes in

omni-id.com 11 Sato CL4NX Guide Check all boxes in ‘Print Setting’ Use print settings from the printer

Page 13 - Print Troubleshooting; Encoding Troubleshooting

Print Troubleshooting Issue Possible cause Solution Labels won’t feed Sensor location Sensor setting Re-locate sensor Check gap sensing in menu Re-calibrate sensor if necessary. Barcode not straight Labels slipping Increase head pressure or change roller under head No print at all Ribbon in upside d...

Page 15 - Encoding Standards; Header

omni-id.com Encoding Standards Omni-ID tags can be encoded with any hexadecimal code, however GS1 have interoperability standards which can be used to help in situations where multiple organizations need to read the tag. Examples of such standards include: SGTIN-96, GIAI-96 and GID-96 It is the User...