SATO MB200 - Manuals

Page 6 PN9001122 1 S a fe ty P re cau tio n s Symbol example The triangle ( ) indicates something you should take absolute care when doing. The cautions are indicated within the symbol. The symbol on the left indicates caution with electric shock. A diagonal line within a circle ( ) indicates someth...

PN9001122 Page 7 1 S a fe ty P re cau tio n s Warning! Liquids Do not place any containers with water or chemicals, such as flower vases or cups, as well as small metallic objects near the printer. If any of these should fall into the printer, immediately turn off the power and contact your nearest ...

Page 8 PN9001122 1 S a fe ty P re cau tio n s Abnormal Conditions Continued use of the printer while it is emitting smoke or a strange odor, creates the danger of fire or electrical shock. Immediately turn off the power and contact your nearest dealer or service center for repairs. Do not try to ser...

Page 10 PN9001122 1 S a fe ty P re cau tio n s Caution! Location Do not locate the printer in areas subjected to high humidity or condensation. If condensation forms inside the printer, immediately turn off the power and do not use it until it has dried out. Continued use creates the danger of elect...

PN9001122 Page 11 1 S a fe ty P re cau tio n s Thermal Head and Stepping Motor • The thermal head gets very hot after printing. Take care when replacing labels after printed and when cleaning to avoid burn. • Touching the edge of the thermal head with bare hands may cause injury. Take care when repl...

Page 12 PN9001122 1 S a fe ty P re cau tio n s Replacing the Battery Pack • Use only the specified battery pack. • When replacing the battery pack, make sure to install the pack with the poles (+) and (–) facing the correct direction. Incorrectly replacing the battery can rupture the battery and cre...

PN9001122 Page 13 1 S a fe ty P re cau tio n s Precautions in Use Do not place the printer in hot or cold places.The operation temperature range is within 5 ° C to 40 ° C. Do not place it in areas with high humidity or temperature out of the operation range. Do not drop the printer or subject it to ...

Page 16 PN9001122 3 Part Name s * See “Reference” on page 41 for other optional parts. IrDA angle lever Battery cover Label guide (Right) Label width scale Label guide (Left) Statusindicator(LED) Print key Feed key IrDA filter

PN9001122 Page 17 3 Pa rt Name s Name and Function of Operating Parts Interface connector (RS- 232C): For connection to a computer. Interface cover: Covers the interface connector. Front cover: Open to position labels. Cover Open/Close lever: Opens and closes the front cover. Cutter: Cuts printed la...

Page 18 PN9001122 4 Before S ta rti ng 4. Before Starting Charging the Battery Pack Place the battery pack on the battery charger (optional) to charge it.(1) Plug one end of the power cord into the battery charger and the other end into the wall outlet. (2) Place the battery pack on the battery char...

Page 20 PN9001122 4 Before S ta rti ng Installing and removing the Battery Pack * Remove the Protection case.(1) Place your finger on the battery cover ribbed area, and slide it as far as it will move in the direction of the arrow. (2) After releasing the battery cover lock, open the battery cover i...

Page 22 PN9001122 4 Before S ta rti ng Using the AC Adapter Plug the specified AC Adapter (optional) into the printer.(1) Take off the DC input jack cap, and plug the AC adapter into the DC input jack. (2) Plug the AC adapter into the outlet. * Always turn off the printer when unplugging the AC adap...

PN9001122 Page 23 4 Bef o re S ta rti ng Loading Labels The method of loading labels may vary depending on theprint mode. * Remove the Protection case.(1) Place your fingers on the open cover ribbed area, and slide the cover Open/Close lever in the direction of the arrow. * Slide the Open/Close leve...

Page 26 PN9001122 4 Before S ta rti ng Changing Roll Width (1) Check the width of the roll. Set the label guide scale to the width of the label, and slide until it overlaps. (2) Roll the label guide clockwise and secure it in position. When rolling, hold the place on the label guide indicated in the...

PN9001122 Page 27 5 T u rn ing th e Power on an d of f 5. Turning the Power on and off After preparations, turn on the power.(1) Slide the power switch to ON, and the status indicator lights up in green. (2) Slide the power switch to OFF and the status indicator goes off.

PN9001122 Page 28 6 St arting t he Prin te r 6. Starting the Printer There are two modes for printing: the Continuous mode andthe Dispense mode. Test printing and On-line printing can bedone on both modes. Continuous Printing Dispense Printing Test Printing Continuous Printing Dispense Printing Cont...

PN9001122 Page 29 6 St art ing t he Pr int e r Procedures for Online Operation Normal Printing Mode The status indicator during the Normal Printing mode is as shown on the table below Action Status (LED) Normal Printing Mode On (Green) On-line On (Green) Off-line Off Power ON On-line Off-line Power ...

PN9001122 Page 35 6 St art ing t he Pr int e r IrDA Adjustment Lever By adjusting the angle of the lever, the angle of the IrDA receiving element can be changed.(1) Use the rib of the lever to adjust the setting. IrDA filter * Check the set position by where the IrDA adjustment lever is facing.

PN9001122 Page 37 6 St art ing t he Pr int e r Test Printing Mode (1) Press the power switch to ON while pressing the Feed key to turn to the Test mode. To start test printing, press the Feed key again. (2) Check the following after the test printing: * Is the thermal head off or in place ? * Is the...

PN9001122 Page 40 8 Daily Maintena nce 8. Daily Maintenance After pressing the power key to turn the printer off and removing the battery pack, follow the directions below. Cleaning the Thermal Head (1) Open the cover by sliding the cover open/close lever. (2) Wipe clean with cloth and alcohol. * Do...

PN9001122 Page 41 9 Ref e rence 9. Reference Options User options Battery pack (one included) To use as back up. Battery charger To recharge battery pack. AC adapter for printer Use the adapter to supply power from a household electrical outlet (115VAC). Connect the DC output jack of the adapter to ...

PN9001122 Page 42 9 Referen ce Shock absorbing / Splash-proof case (with shoulder belt) Makes carrying the printer easy. RS232C cable Connects the printer to computers and handy terminals. Interface protector Protects the RS-232C plug from shock and pressure when carrying. Factory Installed Options ...

PN9001122 Page 45 9 Ref e rence Ordering Repairs • Always attach to the printer a sample of the defective print and note the functional problem before sending it out when requesting for repairs. • After repairs have been made, you may be asked to recover the format of the printer by yourself.

PN9001122 Page 46 9 Referen ce Basic Specifications Items Details Printing System Thermal Head Density 8 Heads/mm Maximum Printing Size Width 48mm X Pitch 156mm Printing Speed Max. 62.5mm/sec. (may vary from environment and printing rate) Size and Weight Printer : W94mm X D 120mm X H 64mm (excluding...

PN9001122 Page 48 9 Referen ce Service To ensure that our products are used at their best, we provide repair and maintenance services through a network of authorized SATO Service Centers or factory direct. Please contact SATO Technical Support via the following for instructions on returning units fo...