CT-S851 Series Service Manual
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2-2. Explanations of Error Conditions
2-2-1. Paper Near End
When the diameter of the roll paper becomes small (less than 23 to 31 mm in diameter), the paper near-end
sensor activates and indicates that the roll paper is running short. This message warns that the remaining
paper is short. Printing can be continued until the paper runs out.
2-2-2. Paper
End
When the roll paper has run out, the paper sensor in the paper path detects the end of paper near the print
head and stops the printing motion. Refill the paper to cancel the error.
2-2-3. Front Cover Open
The front cover is not closed. Printing is not possible in this condition.
Close the cover to cancel the error.
2-2-4. Paper Cover Open
The paper cover is not closed. Printing is not possible in this condition.
Close the cover to cancel the error.
Depending on the memory switch setting, a command must be issued to resume printing.
2-2-5. Cutter
Error
The auto cutter stops operating due to paper jams or the like. In this case, refer to “10.5 Canceling the
Cutter Lock Error” and cancel the error. When you open the paper cover to clear paper jams, the message
“Close the paper cover.” will be displayed.
2-2-6. Black Mark Error
Black marks cannot be detected because of insufficient luminescence of the sensor or poor sensitivity.
Calibrate the black mark sensor again with the paper to be used.
2-2-7. Print Head Hot
When you print data with high density setting, print dense images, or continue printing in a hot environment,
the print head temperature may rise and if it exceeds 65
°
C, printing will stop. When the print head is cooled
to 60
°
C or lower, printing will be resumed.
2-2-8. Memory
Error
A memory error has occurred.
Summary of Contents for CT-S851
Page 1: ...Service Manual COMPACT LINE THERMAL PRINTER CT S851 Series Revision 1 00 2010 2 25 ...
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Page 49: ...CT S851 Series Service Manual 47 3 2 Parts Layout 3 2 1 SA MAIN PCB ...
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Page 51: ...CT S851 Series Service Manual 49 3 2 2 SA DC PCB 3 2 3 SA SERIAL I F PCB ...
Page 52: ...CT S851 Series Service Manual 50 3 2 4 SA PARALLEL I F PCB 3 2 5 SA USB I F PCB ...
Page 53: ...CT S851 Series Service Manual 51 3 2 6 SA USB HUB I F PCB 3 2 7 SA POWERED USB I F PCB ...
Page 55: ...CT S851 Series Service Manual 53 4 1 2 Main Control Board CPU2 DAC ...
Page 56: ...CT S851 Series Service Manual 54 4 1 3 Main Control Board ROM ...
Page 57: ...CT S851 Series Service Manual 55 4 1 4 Main Control Board RAM ...
Page 58: ...CT S851 Series Service Manual 56 4 1 5 Main Control Board GATE_ARRAY ...
Page 60: ...CT S851 Series Service Manual 58 4 1 8 Main Control Board SENSOR ...
Page 61: ...CT S851 Series Service Manual 59 4 1 9 Main Control Board POWER DRAWER BUZZER ...
Page 62: ...CT S851 Series Service Manual 60 4 1 10 Main Control Board IF PCB CON OPTION IF ...
Page 63: ...CT S851 Series Service Manual 61 4 1 11 Main Control Board CUTTER ...
Page 64: ...CT S851 Series Service Manual 62 4 2 PE PNE Sensor 4 3 Operation Panel ...
Page 65: ...CT S851 Series Service Manual 63 4 4 Serial I F PCB ...
Page 66: ...CT S851 Series Service Manual 64 4 5 Parallel I F PCB ...
Page 67: ...CT S851 Series Service Manual 65 4 6 USB I F PCB ...
Page 68: ...CT S851 Series Service Manual 66 4 7 USB HUB I F PCB ...
Page 69: ...CT S851 Series Service Manual 67 4 8 POWERED USB I F PCB ...