SATO M-5900RV - Manual

SATO M-5900RV

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 3 – Preface; M-5900RV Operator and Technical Reference Manual
  • Page 4 – ii
  • Page 5 – iii; Table of Contents; Section 1. Overview; Section 4. Programming Reference
  • Page 6 – iv; Section 4. Programming Reference
  • Page 7 – Section 4. Programming Reference
  • Page 8 – Appendices
  • Page 9 – Section; Overview
  • Page 10 – STEP; OFF
  • Page 11 – ON; Compatibility
  • Page 12 – General Printer Specifications; GAP; il
  • Page 16 – Physical Specifications
  • Page 17 – shipping container to the application environment.; Installation and Configuration
  • Page 18 – Unpacking and Parts Identification; Unpack the printer as follows:; REMOVE PACKING MATERIAL
  • Page 19 – Unpacking and Parts Identification (Cont)
  • Page 20 – Printer Features
  • Page 21 – Printer Features; ADJUSTABLE
  • Page 22 – FRONT VIEW
  • Page 23 – The power switch is located at the back of the printer.; COVER
  • Page 25 – Loading Labels or Tags; no effect on printing with the undamaged part of the print head.; proper routing instructions.
  • Page 26 – Loading Labels or Tags; Continued from previous page
  • Page 29 – Dip Switch Settings; the operation panel. These switches can be used to set:
  • Page 30 – Dip Switch Settings; Selects between the use of a label gap or a; Printer Setup
  • Page 31 – Selects the command codes used for
  • Page 32 – Enables or disables the Label Pitch sensor. If
  • Page 34 – Selects the number of stop bits to end each byte
  • Page 35 – Switch Selections; following operating configuration:; DEFAULT SETTING; Default Settings
  • Page 36 – Printer Adjustments; POWER ON
  • Page 37 – Printer Adjustments; ONLINE; using the PRINT potentiometer setting on the adjustment panel.; OFFLINE; User Mode; PRINT DARKNESS; Normal Mode
  • Page 38 – Speed; LINE; Print Speed Adjustment; PRINT speed; Pitch Offset and Direction; MOVED WITH MINUS
  • Page 40 – To Enter Advanced Mode:; Cancel Print Job; cancel print job; Advanced Mode Settings and Adjustments
  • Page 41 – Advanced Mode
  • Page 42 – Auto Online Setting
  • Page 43 – Vertical Offset Setting; will affect all of you label formats.
  • Page 44 – affect all of your label formats.; Horizontal Offset and Direction Setting
  • Page 45 – Feed Direction; LABEL; Gap
  • Page 46 – Sensor Threshold Level; gap
  • Page 47 – Backing with Label
  • Page 48 – Label Only
  • Page 49 – calendar enabled
  • Page 51 – Advanced Mode Counters; Line
  • Page 53 – Printing Test Labels; LARGE LABEL; Print Size
  • Page 54 – -13 Hex Dump Diagnostic Labels; Hex Dump; Receive Buffer Hex Dump
  • Page 55 – PRINT BUFFER HEX LABEL; Hex Dump Diagnostic Labels
  • Page 56 – Potentiometer Adjustments; PRINT; Print; OFFSET
  • Page 57 – Pitch; PITCH; FEED; Potentiometer Adjustments; ABCDEFGH; Label Feed
  • Page 59 – Adjusting the Print Quality; is extremely important for good bar code quality.; Adjustments and Maintenance
  • Page 60 – Print Potentiometer
  • Page 61 – Cleaning the Print Head and Platen; Print Head
  • Page 62 – Cleaning the Print Head and Platen
  • Page 63 – Turn OFF the Power Switch; Platen
  • Page 64 – Replacing the Print Head; Text Continued
  • Page 65 – Replacing the Print Head
  • Page 66 – Carefully attach the new print head to the cable connector.
  • Page 67 – different print widths and resolutions.; The SATO RISC Programming Language; SATO RISC Series printer.; Programming Reference
  • Page 68 – contained in the data.; Selecting Protocol Control Codes; character tells the printer that a
  • Page 69 – Printing with the Parallel Port
  • Page 71 – Printing with the RS232 Port:
  • Page 73 – New Base Reference Point = 896 dots minus 406 dots = 490 dots; New Base Reference Point = Maximum Print Width - Label Width; The Print Area
  • Page 74 – printer and the resulting label assuming a 4 inch wide label:
  • Page 75 – printed on a 2 inch wide label.
  • Page 76 – The M-5900RV printer can rotate each print field in 90
  • Page 77 – COMMAND; Command Default Settings; printer receives an
  • Page 79 – Bar Codes; Command Structure
  • Page 80 – Printer Input
  • Page 81 – Printer Output
  • Page 82 – Without Incrementing
  • Page 83 – Special Notes
  • Page 84 – Command Function
  • Page 85 – Bar Codes, Variable Ratio
  • Page 87 – Base Reference Point
  • Page 91 – Characters Expansion
  • Page 93 – Character, Fixed Spacing
  • Page 94 – Character Pitch
  • Page 96 – Character, Proportional Spacing
  • Page 98 – Continuous Forms Printing
  • Page 99 – Copy Image Area
  • Page 101 – Cutter Command
  • Page 102 – PROPORTIONAL
  • Page 108 – Form Feed
  • Page 114 – Job ID Store
  • Page 115 – Journal Print
  • Page 116 – Lines and Boxes
  • Page 118 – Line Feed
  • Page 120 – Mirror Image
  • Page 123 – Postnet
  • Page 124 – Print Darkness
  • Page 125 – Print Length, Expanded
  • Page 127 – Print Position
  • Page 129 – Print Quantity
  • Page 130 – Print Speed
  • Page 131 – Repeat Label
  • Page 134 – Reverse Image
  • Page 136 – Rotate, Fixed Base Reference Point; a = 0 Sets print to normal direction
  • Page 138 – Rotate, Moving Base Reference Point
  • Page 140 – Sequential Numbering
  • Page 143 – Calendar Increment; This command requires the Calendar option.; Years
  • Page 145 – Calendar Print
  • Page 147 – Calendar Set
  • Page 148 – Memory Card Function
  • Page 149 – This command requires the Memory Card option.
  • Page 152 – 0 byte font description
  • Page 158 – Normal Rotation
  • Page 159 – aaa
  • Page 160 – aaaaaa
  • Page 162 – MEMORY CARD
  • Page 163 – Custom Protocol Command Codes
  • Page 165 – Two-Dimensional Bar Codes
  • Page 167 – Data, maximum of 500 characters
  • Page 175 – Interface Specifications
  • Page 176 – Interface Types; Available Interfaces
  • Page 177 – The Receive Buffer; Single Job Buffer; DTR
  • Page 178 – The Receive Buffer
  • Page 179 – Pin Assignments; RS232C Interface Signals; printer notifies the host when it is ready to receive data. Pin 4 (
  • Page 180 – Cable Requirements; STX
  • Page 183 – Status Response
  • Page 185 – Centronics Parallel Interface; Electrical Specifications
  • Page 187 – End Print
  • Page 189 – Initial Checklist; Troubleshooting
  • Page 190 – Female) on the PC and the Centronics connector on the printer?
  • Page 191 – and Line Feed) characters throughout? The command string should be; Using the Centronics (Parallel) Interface
  • Page 192 – damage to the interface circuitry and is not covered by warranty.
  • Page 194 – Diagnosing and Correcting Specific Problems
  • Page 195 – Diagnosing and Correcting Specific Problems
  • Page 199 – Command Code Quick Reference; Appendix
  • Page 200 – INSTRUCTION
  • Page 207 – Calendar Option Commands
  • Page 208 – Memory Card Option Commands
  • Page 211 – BAR CODE SYMBOLOGIES; Bar Code Specifications
  • Page 212 – Codabar; Character Set
  • Page 218 – Industrial Two of Five
  • Page 219 – Matrix Two of Five
  • Page 221 – MSI
  • Page 226 – Example
  • Page 228 – Data Matrix; ddd; Print Data
  • Page 229 – Notes
  • Page 230 – Maxicode
  • Page 231 – ASCII 128 character set plus PC437 Extended Character set.
  • Page 232 – CODE 128 Character Table; be entered to produce the result.
  • Page 235 – Custom-Designed Character Example; The following example is presented to help you understand the use; Custom Characters and Graphics
  • Page 236 – hexadecimal or binary format.; printer. Note that you can print other data as well. Also not how the
  • Page 237 – eight bit word while it takes two eight bit words to transmit the
  • Page 238 – CUSTOM GRAPHICS EXAMPLE; Lay out a grid and draw the image on the grid.
  • Page 239 – Transfer the image into a bit map representation and then into
  • Page 242 – PCX GRAPHICS EXAMPLE; greater than 64K bytes. Generally this is not a problem unless the
  • Page 243 – Introduction; Installation; Optional Accessories
  • Page 244 – Label Cutter; Operator Setup
  • Page 245 – Label Dispenser; General Operation
  • Page 246 – PCMCIA Memory Cards; memory cards and is an integral part of the main PC board. Optional
  • Page 247 – Plug-In Interface Cards; On the back panel of the printer, remove screw to detach memory slot; Calendar; printer in the field.
  • Page 250 – Reset; ALT PROTOCOL
  • Page 251 – Then start the download process over at Step 1.
  • Page 253 – The Factory Reset Mode allows you to:; Factory Resets
  • Page 254 – Factory Test Print; For Example
  • Page 255 – EEPROM Clear All; Caution: Resetting the printer will clear all registers.
  • Page 256 – Clear Counter Heads
  • Page 257 – Clear Cutter Counter
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M-5900RV

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Page 3 - Preface; M-5900RV Operator and Technical Reference Manual

PN 9001081Rev. C SATO M-5900RV Operator and Technical Reference Manual i Preface M-5900RV Operator and Technical Reference Manual The M-5900RV Operator and Technical Reference Manual contains basic information about the printer such as setup, installation, cleaning and maintenance. It also contains ...

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Page 5 - iii; Table of Contents; Section 1. Overview; Section 4. Programming Reference

PN 9001081Rev. C SATO M-5900RV Operator and Technical Reference Manual iii Table of Contents Section 1. Overview Page 1 Introduction ...................................................................................................... 1-1 2 Compatibility ...............................................

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