SATO M84PRO - Manual

SATO M84PRO

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 3 – TABLE OF CONTENTS
  • Page 5 – M84Pro Service Manual; INTRODUCTION; PROVIDES INFORMATION THAT, IF UNHEEDED MAY RESULT
  • Page 6 – GENERAL DESCRIPTION
  • Page 8 – SWITCHES AND INDICATORS; SWITCHES; Universal Serial Bus Adapter
  • Page 10 – TECHNICAL DATA; PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
  • Page 12 – CHARACTER FONT CAPABILITIES
  • Page 14 – INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS; INTERFACE TYPES
  • Page 15 – DTR
  • Page 16 – IEEE1284 PARALLEL INTERFACE; Signals required for ieee 1284 mode.
  • Page 17 – RS232 SERIAL INTERFACE; SPECIFICATIONS
  • Page 19 – flow control are constructed in the same way; BI-DIRECTIONAL COMMUNICATIONS; In the Bi-Com 4 mode, the host transmits an ENQ
  • Page 20 – STREAM IDENTIFICATION; Status
  • Page 21 – hexadecimal) is returned if there are no errors and a NAK; If the printer has been stopped by receipt of a DLE
  • Page 22 – ACCESSORIES INSTALLATION; LABEL CUTTER INSTALLATION; to release the entire print mechanism.
  • Page 23 – Slide entire print mechanism fully toward the rear.; ENSURE WIRING HARNESSES ARE NOT PINCHED WHEN
  • Page 25 – 8 Restore power and test cycle.; DISPENSER INSTALLATION; Switch off the printer and disconnect the power supply cord.; Diagrams & Schematics section if assistance is needed.
  • Page 28 – 2 Restore power and test cycle.; FLASH MEMORY INSTALLATION; provide guidance on housing cover, media, and ribbon installation.
  • Page 29 – PCMCIA MEMORY EXPANSION INSTALLATION; on housing cover installation.
  • Page 31 – REAL-TIME CLOCK INSTALLATION
  • Page 33 – INTERFACE MODULE UPGRADE
  • Page 34 – PRINTER CONFIGURATION; DIP SWITCH PANELS; Sets the printer to receive either 7 or 8 data bits for each byte; SETTING; ON
  • Page 36 – PRINTER SET UP; Selects between direct thermal printing and thermal transfer
  • Page 39 – When Back-Feed is enabled, the printer will position the last; External Signal Interface:; Allows an external device to initiate a label print for
  • Page 40 – Allows the applicator or other external device to; DEFAULT SETTINGS
  • Page 41 – POTENTIOMETER ADJUSTMENTS; DEFAULT COMPLETED; SOFTWARE DEFAULT SETTINGS
  • Page 42 – LCD PANEL PRINTER CONFIGURATION
  • Page 44 – ADVANCED MODE; Displays the firmware during the initialization.
  • Page 45 – LCD DISPLAY
  • Page 49 – Note: Formatting the Memory will destroy any stored data.
  • Page 50 – SERVICE MODE; INITIALIZING
  • Page 51 – GAP; setting and advance the next display.
  • Page 54 – COUNTERS MODE; counters with the exception of the LIFE counter will be cleared.
  • Page 55 – TEST PRINT SIZE; Note: This screen will not be displayed for the Memory Test Label.
  • Page 56 – DEFAULT SETTING; Press the FEED key to ENTER THE ALL CLEAR COUNTER EEPROM
  • Page 57 – USER DOWNLOAD
  • Page 58 – HEX DUMP MODE; ONLINE; and power the printer off and then back on.
  • Page 59 – TROUBLESHOOTING; ERROR SIGNALS; LED
  • Page 60 – TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE; IMAGE VOIDS
  • Page 62 – TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURES; ERROR LED ILLUMINATED
  • Page 64 – LAN E; If the printer does not come up ready
  • Page 65 – larger than the printer can handle.; TP T; NOTE: Refer to Figure 6-2 for the correct Test Module position.
  • Page 66 – DIAL
  • Page 67 – RIBBON SENSOR OPERATION VERIFICATION; LCD DISPLAY: RIBBON END
  • Page 69 – REPLACEMENT PROCEDURES; MAIN CIRCUIT BOARD REPLACEMENT
  • Page 71 – INTERFACE BOARD REPLACEMENT
  • Page 72 – DAUGHTER BOARD REPLACEMENT
  • Page 73 – MEMORY CARD REPLACEMENT
  • Page 74 – PANEL BOARD REPLACEMENT; aligned with their respective slots in the cover.
  • Page 75 – LCD BOARD REPLACEMENT; respective slot in the cover.
  • Page 76 – FUSE REPLACEMENT
  • Page 77 – MOTOR REPLACEMENT
  • Page 79 – PLATEN ROLLER REPLACEMENT
  • Page 80 – FEED ROLLER REPLACEMENT
  • Page 81 – 0 Assemble replacement roller as required with bushings (9).
  • Page 82 – section of this manual.; TIMING BELT REPLACEMENT
  • Page 83 – Figure 7-12a, Motor and Feed Belt Replacement
  • Page 84 – Figure 7-12c, Platen Roller Belt Replacement
  • Page 85 – Figure 7-12d, Ribbon and Rewind Belt Replacement
  • Page 86 – PRINT HEAD REPLACEMENT
  • Page 88 – LABEL-OUT SENSOR SWITCH REPLACEMENT
  • Page 90 – LABEL POSITION SENSOR REPLACEMENT; Figure 7-17, Label Position Sensor Replacement
  • Page 91 – RIBBON SENSOR REPLACEMENT
  • Page 93 – CUTTER BELT REPLACEMENT; right and left sides respectively.
  • Page 95 – CUTTER CIRCUIT BOARD REPLACEMENT; Figure 7-24, Cutter Circuit Board Replacement; WHEN THE TWO SCREWS ARE REMOVED FROM THE
  • Page 97 – ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES
  • Page 98 – PRINT HEAD POSITION ALIGNMENT; PRINT DEFECTS; MEDIA
  • Page 99 – Begin continuous printing of self-test labels.; PRINT HEAD BALANCE ADJUSTMENT
  • Page 101 – Figure 8-3, Print Head Balance Adjustment; RIBBON GUIDE PLATE ADJUSTMENT; Load printer with media and ribbon as applicable.
  • Page 102 – Figure 8-4, Ribbon Guide Plate Adjustment; FEED ROLLER ADJUSTMENT
  • Page 103 – 0 Test cycle and readjust as necessary.; ONLY ADJUST THE UPPER ROLLER IF IT HAS DEFINATELY
  • Page 104 – TIMING BELT ADJUSTMENT; STEP 6 SHOULD ONLY BE PERFORMED BY FACTORY
  • Page 105 – PITCH SENSOR SETUP FOR NOTCH TAGS
  • Page 106 – PRINT POSITION ADJUSTMENT; LABEL
  • Page 107 – Press the Feed key to display the next screen.; LABEL GAP SENSOR ADJUSTMENT
  • Page 109 – EYE-MARK SENSOR ADJUSTMENT
  • Page 110 – OFFSET LABEL STOP POSITION ADJUSTMENT; Turn the OFFSET potentiometer to the center position.; LCD DISPLAY ADJUSTMENT; Turn on the printer.
  • Page 111 – PRINT DARKNESS ADJUSTMENT; Turn the PRINT potentiometer to the center position.
  • Page 113 – FACTORY RESETS; FACTORY SETTINGS / TEST PRINT
  • Page 114 – CLEAR HEAD COUNTERS
  • Page 115 – CLEAR DISPENSER COUNTER
  • Page 116 – CLEAR CUTTER COUNTER
  • Page 117 – CLEAR EEPROM
  • Page 118 – DIAGRAMS & SCHEMATICS; HOUSING COVER REMOVAL & INSTALLATION
  • Page 119 – MEDIA LOADING
  • Page 120 – PAPER SPECIFICATIONS; La b e l
  • Page 121 – ACCESSORIES & SENSORS LOCATION; PAPER FEED DIRECTION
  • Page 122 – PRINT POSITION REFERENCE DIAGRAM; Figure 10-6, Print Position Reference Diagram; CONTINUOUS PRINTING; CUTTER MODE
  • Page 123 – PRINT OPERATION SEQUENCE
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M84PRO

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Page 3 - TABLE OF CONTENTS

PN 9001111A TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION General Description 1-2 Theory Of Operation 1-2 Switches And Indicators 1-4 Connection Ports 1-4 TECHNICAL DATA Physical Characteristics 2-1 Power 2-1 Enviromental 2-1 Print 2-1 Media 2-2 Ribbon 2-2 Sensing 2-2 Interface Modules 2-2 Processing 2-3 Character...

Page 5 - M84Pro Service Manual; INTRODUCTION; PROVIDES INFORMATION THAT, IF UNHEEDED MAY RESULT

M84Pro Service Manual PN: 9001111A Page 1-1 1 INTRODUCTION This manual is laid out consistent with the product discussed and provides all of the informationrequired for general printer configuration, troubleshooting, and maintenance. For specializedprogramming, refer to the Programming Manual also p...

Page 6 - GENERAL DESCRIPTION

Section 1: Introduction M84Pro Service Manual PN: 9001111A Page 1-2 GENERAL DESCRIPTION The M84Pro printer was designed for continuous industrial and commercial applications as self-evident with its uncompromising all-metal housing, 203 to 609 dpi resolution, and label widthcapacity up to 5 inches w...

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