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CLEARjet GmbH

 

 

CX-one

 

1.5 Product Descriptions 

 

Front View 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

e

g

 

f

 

d

c

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

1

: Red LED 

2

: Yellow LED 

3

: Green LED

  

4

: Card slot 

5

: Housing lock left and right 

 
The card slot is found at the front of the printer (4). The card should be inserted with the 
rewritable (TRW) surface to the top. 
 
On the top of the device are three indicator LEDs (red, yellow and green). 
 

LED SIGNALS: 
LED 

SIGNAL 

STATUS 

 

 

 

green 

e

 

on 

The printer is on 

red 

c

 

yellow 

d

 

green 

e

 

flashing 

An error has occurred 

yellow 

d

 

on 

The printer is waiting for a card 
to be inserted 

green 

e

 flashing 

 

The printer is warming up.  
You cannot insert a card. 

red 

c

 + Beep 

flashing 

Cleaning of the printer with a 
cleaning card is necessary  

User Manual 

 

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Summary of Contents for CX-one

Page 1: ...C CX X o on ne e CLEARjet Printer User Manual V1 4 CLEARjet GmbH 2004...

Page 2: ...w the location of fire extinguishers and how to use them ABC type extinguishers may be used on electrical fires Know local procedures for first aid and emergency assistance at the customer facility Us...

Page 3: ...cted Lifespan 23 3 5 1 Lifespan Print Head DK 200 1 23 3 5 2 Lifespan Erase Roller 23 3 5 3 Lifespan Printer Mechanism 24 3 6 Replacing Consumables 25 3 6 1 Replacing the Print Head 25 3 6 2 Replacing...

Page 4: ...d Sequence 36 7 5 Position of the Direction Marking 37 7 6 Dimensions 37 7 7 Optical Parameter 38 7 7 1 Measurement Conditions 38 7 7 2 Application Note 38 7 8 Controlling the Direction Detector 38 8...

Page 5: ...installation of CX one Contents c 1 x CX one d 1 x Power supply e 1 x Power cord f 1 x Serial cable g 1 x USB cable h 1 x CX one CD i 1 x CX one User Manual j 1 x Cleaning Card Packages with CX one mo...

Page 6: ...your application The user benefits from being able to see up to the minute information If the data changes the card is simply erased and rewritten The card is always up to date and can be reused sever...

Page 7: ...visible to the cardholder for example up to the minute information points totals card validity and advertising slogans 1 3 Functionality The CX one allows you to print and erase both cards with a TRW...

Page 8: ...ll as saved electronically to the card Possible applications include points cards customer loyalty cards membership cards visitor passes travel cards time cards etc You can also use the CX one to upda...

Page 9: ...able TRW surface to the top On the top of the device are three indicator LEDs red yellow and green LED SIGNALS LED SIGNAL STATUS green e on The printer is on red c yellow d green e flashing An error h...

Page 10: ...or a USB interface USB A further serial interface RS 232 Chip is available for connection to a card read write device This interface gives access to the built in encoding module depending on device c...

Page 11: ...s 1 Rotating print erase device 2 Central mount for print head 3 Card slot 4 Card transport mechanism gear wheels 5 DIP Switches to set various printer modes 6 Indicator LEDs 7 Main board 8 Print head...

Page 12: ...pecify the quality of usable cards ISO 7810 ISO 7811 parts 1 to 5 ISO 7812 ISO 7813 ISO 7816 Thickness of Cards This device is made to process cards with thickness between 0 3 mm and 0 9 mm To ensure...

Page 13: ...Font 3 approx 1 5 mm height DK 200 1 Please note this character height is valid for the print head DK 200 1 only If you use the print head DK 300 1 smaller characters are obtained due to a different p...

Page 14: ...40 mm sec Erase speed c 60 mm sec Print speed c 60 mm sec Specific speeds may vary when special materials or applications are used Operating performance max 150 cards per hour 2 2 Environment The devi...

Page 15: ...CLEARjet GmbH CX one 2 3 Dimensions Weight CX one approx 2 5 kg CX one Hopper approx 3 kg User Manual page 15 40...

Page 16: ...e appropriate mains voltage Input Current 2 A max RMS at 100 Vac 1 1 A max RMS at 240 Vac 2 5 Interfaces Interface Data Format Baud Rate Function RS 232 1 HOST 8 data bits no parity 1 stop bit 57600 B...

Page 17: ...ing text and graphics very high numbers of cards more demanding business environments Dot size 0 125 mm x 0 130 mm Order Code 800 201 2 6 2Print Head DK 300 1 Description thin film technology 300 dpi...

Page 18: ...ght around the card edge cannot be printed or erased the dimensions vary according to the print head used For more details on the printable area for each print head see the following diagrams All meas...

Page 19: ...oured background business logos and so on beyond the rewrite layer When using chip cards please note that TRW printing is not possible on the reverse side of the card in the area of the chip itself Si...

Page 20: ...sty printer environment etc it may be necessary to reduce the intervals Appropriate cleaning materials for the maintenance and service of your printer are available from your CLEARjet Partner WARNING...

Page 21: ...n such a way that they are automatically recognised by the CX one upon insertion These Cleaning cards are impregnated with a cleaning agent that is designed specifically for the special requirements o...

Page 22: ...ocedure After cleaning the card is ejected and the printer is ready for use In case of very strong pollution it is possible that the automatic cleaning is not sufficient In this case please contact yo...

Page 23: ...the print head lifespan is directly related to your print profile The expected lifespan is based on sample lines of typical text If you are printing graphics a high number of dots may be used and may...

Page 24: ...an Summary These values are the result of thorough laboratory and field tests carried out in a variety of different user environments Please note that all expected lifespan values are averages In prac...

Page 25: ...he device 3 6 1Replacing the Print Head Print Head Handling Tips Print heads are sensitive to static electricity Avoid contact with all electronic components while working with the print head Do not t...

Page 26: ...g 1 Dismantling the erase module Fig 1 Hold print head holder with one hand Remove with the second hand the erase module 1 upwards Fig 2 Print head holder with erase module Fig 2 A Erase module holder...

Page 27: ...with the erase roll ahead into the print head holder Important correct insertion of the erase module nose into the print head groove see Fig 3 and Fig 4 Fig 7 Hold the print head holder with one hand...

Page 28: ...erial type 2 RICOH TC full surface S 2 OFF S 3 ON Material type 3 MITSUBISHI LEUCO S 2 ON S 3 ON Material type 4 RICOH LEUCO Erase Energy S 4 OFF S 5 OFF Material type 1 RICOH TC stripe S 4 ON S 5 OFF...

Page 29: ...al WARNING The erase function will not work if the erase energy is set incorrectly An energy setting that is too high leads to a speckling of the cards An energy setting that is too low means that tex...

Page 30: ...umeric ISO Track3 JIS I Track3 Loco ISO 7810 ISO 7811 JIS X 6301 JIS X 6302 210 BPI 5 Bit Char 107 Char Numeric JIS II Loco JIS X 6301 JIS X 6302 210 BPI 8 Bit Char 72 Char Alphanumeric ISO Track1 JIS...

Page 31: ...via either the RS 232 Host or USB printer interfaces See the CX one Programmer s Manual for more detailed descriptions of control commands or ask for Active CX SDK The Active CX SDK software developm...

Page 32: ...p or bottom side of the card is possible Card feeding from the front Controlling by RS 232 or USB possible Contact Chip Contact Set with Through Transport Only the contact set for the chip card is int...

Page 33: ...variety of chips tags are available Module ISO Standard Tag RF 14443 ISO 14443 AB Mifare Standard 1k 4k Mifare Ultralight RF 15693 ISO 15693 I Code SL2 Tag it HF I RF 125 kHz EM 4050 4150 EM 4002 410...

Page 34: ...for printer commands in the CX one Programmers Manual The controlling of the RF chip interface depends on the used chip tag and the built in module Please find details in the specific Manual of the R...

Page 35: ...drawing Min bar width 0 3 mm Min gap width 0 3 mm Min barcode height 11 mm Min Quietzone 5 mm Decoder wavelength red light 660 nm Note The background as well as the Quietzone must be white Different...

Page 36: ...f the current marker If fewer than 4 markers are present the measurement value of the absent markers is set to 0 The resolution is approx 0 2 mm 1 mm unit value 5 Due to variation the measurement valu...

Page 37: ...ckground white 7 6 Dimensions Description Min Max Dimension A Distance between markings 1 5 mm B Reading area outer edge 0 1 5 mm C Reading area inner edge 8 mm D Free area before marking 1 3 mm S Lin...

Page 38: ...acteristic of the card surface and the markings depends on many factors that are often not appreciable with the naked eye in the apparent wave length area Amongst other things the reflection character...

Page 39: ...rds 0 3 mm Function principle friction roller Special characters removable card magazine 8 4 Application Note The function principle of the hopper depends on the transport of the lowest card of the ca...

Page 40: ...r CLEARjet printer with card hopper for approx 50 ISO standard cards and integrated contactless chip RF encoder 800 107 CX one MAG Hopper CLEARjet printer with card hopper for approx 50 ISO standard c...

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