SATO 412E - Manual

SATO 412E

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 3 – TABLE OF CONTENTS; CONFIGURATION AND OPERATION
  • Page 6 – OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
  • Page 7 – Section 1: Introduction; OVERVIEW; Thank you for your investment in this SATO printer product.; Table Of Contents; at the front of this manual to search
  • Page 8 – GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS; Key features of the two models in the LM Basic series are:; Key Feature
  • Page 9 – Specification; Memory cartridge
  • Page 11 – Model Name
  • Page 14 – This page is intentionally left blank
  • Page 15 – Section 2: Installation; INSTALLATION
  • Page 16 – SECTION 2: INSTALLATION; THE CAUTION SYMBOL; SAFETY PRECAUTIONS; Please read the following information carefully before
  • Page 17 – GENERAL PRECAUTIONS
  • Page 18 – Page 2-4; When unpacking the printer, take note of the following:; Note
  • Page 19 – , this product will be repaired free of charge
  • Page 20 – Page 2-6; IDENTIFYING THE MAIN PRINTER PARTS; Front and Rear View
  • Page 21 – View of Front Panel; LINE
  • Page 22 – Page 2-8; LOADING THE CARBON RIBBON; Caution; Main Cover
  • Page 23 – This printer is designed to print on; roll paper; supplied via a separate label supply stand.; please use SATO-certified label and ribbon; Roll Paper Characteristics; CAUTION; Labels
  • Page 24 – Page 2-10; Lift up the main cover. Make sure that the cover is
  • Page 25 – Label Guide
  • Page 26 – Page 2-12; so that it will not fall downwards and injure your hands.; Sensor Adjustment knob
  • Page 27 – REPLACING THE PRINT HEAD
  • Page 28 – Page 2-14
  • Page 29 – Section 3: Configuration and Operation; CONFIGURATION AND OPERATION
  • Page 30 – THE OPERATION PANEL
  • Page 31 – ACCESSING THE VARIOUS PRINTER MODES
  • Page 32 – DSW
  • Page 33 – OVERVIEW OF LCD MENU OPTIONS IN VARIOUS MODES
  • Page 36 – Pause screen; ONLINE
  • Page 37 – PRINT SPEED
  • Page 38 – ADVANCED MODE
  • Page 39 – CALENDAR
  • Page 40 – SERVICE MODE
  • Page 41 – Press the FEED button for the next screen.; DISTANCE DEFAULT
  • Page 42 – RIBBON NEAR END
  • Page 43 – COUNTERS MODE
  • Page 44 – MOVE MODE
  • Page 45 – TEST PRINT MODE
  • Page 46 – DEFAULT SETTING MODE; In this mode, selecting; YES; will; DEFAULT SETTING
  • Page 47 – PROTOCOL STORING; to set the printer ready to; FEED; button to store the protocol code. When the
  • Page 48 – MAINTENANCE MODE
  • Page 49 – In All Clear settings, you can clear the Counter/EEPROM. Press the; Use the; button to select COUNTER or EEPROM as required.; button to select YES or NO as required.
  • Page 50 – The procedure for such a buffer dump is as follows:; button to take the printer ONLINE.
  • Page 51 – FLASH DOWNLOAD; DOWNLOADCOMPLETE; PRESS FEED KEY
  • Page 52 – BOOT DOWNLOAD MODE; button to prepare the printer for the data.; BOOT DOWNLOADER; READY; PROGRAM DOWNLOAD
  • Page 53 – Section 4: Cleaning and Maintenance; CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE; CLEANING THE PRINT HEAD, PLATEN AND ROLLERS; When to clean with a cleaning kit; roll of paper, or each time after printing 150 m.; When to clean with the cleaning sheet
  • Page 54 – Unlatch the print head unit using the Head Lock Lever.; Print head and Rollers; Paper Sensor and Label Guide
  • Page 55 – Fasten the Head Lock lever to mount the print head.; on the degree of contamination.
  • Page 56 – ADJUSTING PRINT QUALITY; There are two levels of print darkness setting:; hardware; setting via the PRINT potentiometer (see picture above); software; The hardware setting is the; master; setting, and affects all the software settings for print; PRINT Potentiometer; — To perform fine adjustment for print; Configuration; for instructions on performing potentiometer; LCD Panel
  • Page 57 – — Print Speed can only be set using software, via the; REPLACING A BLOWN FUSE; PR INT SPEED
  • Page 59 – Section 5: Interface Specifications; INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS; ) IEEE 802.11b Wireless LAN Interface Board
  • Page 60 – Function; Description
  • Page 61 – LM408e/412e Wireless LAN Interface Card function; Reserved
  • Page 62 – EXTERNAL SIGNAL INTERFACE; Basic Specifications
  • Page 63 – Pin Assignments; Signal Type
  • Page 64 – SINGLE JOB BUFFER; Timing Chart — Normal Processing
  • Page 67 – SINGLE JOB BUFFER
  • Page 68 – MULTI JOB BUFFER
  • Page 70 – Pin Assignment; GND
  • Page 71 – INTERFACE SIGNALS
  • Page 72 – SINGLE JOB BUFFER
  • Page 73 – Timing Chart — Procedure during Paper End
  • Page 74 – MULTI JOB BUFFER; Timing Chart — Normal Process
  • Page 77 – Section 6: Troubleshooting; TROUBLESHOOTING; INITIAL CHECKLIST; Is the printer powered up and ON LINE?; Observations
  • Page 78 – Is the RS232C Serial cable connected securely to
  • Page 79 – UNDERSTANDING THE LCD ERROR MESSAGES
  • Page 80 – TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE; Symptom: Paper is fed but not printed; What to check; specifically designed for the printer.
  • Page 81 – Symptom: Low quality print
  • Page 82 – Symptom: Print position is misaligned
  • Page 83 – Section 7: Optional Accessories; OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES; AVAILABLE INTERFACE BOARDS; ¤ IEEE 1284 Parallel interface board
  • Page 84 – OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES: INTERFACE BOARDS
  • Page 85 – OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
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Page 3 - TABLE OF CONTENTS; CONFIGURATION AND OPERATION

1 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. OVERVIEW 1.1 General Specifications ........................................................................................ 1-2 2. INSTALLATION Safety Precautions ..................................................................................................... 2-2 2.1 Unp...

Page 6 - OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES

4 TABLE OF CONTENTS (CON’TD) 7. OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES 7.1 Introduction .......................................................................................................... 7-1 7.2 Available Interface Boards .................................................................................. 7-1 7...

Page 7 - Section 1: Introduction; OVERVIEW; Thank you for your investment in this SATO printer product.; Table Of Contents; at the front of this manual to search

Section 1: Introduction LM Basic 408e/412e Operator’s Manual Page 1-1 1 OVERVIEW Thank you for your investment in this SATO printer product. This Operator’s Manual contains basic information about the installation, setup, configuration, operation and maintenance of the printer. A total of seven topi...

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