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DATACARD ® SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
SD/CD Series Card Printer Maintenance Training – TE1524
strong electrical and mechanical aptitude along with experience relating to electro-
mechanical systems.
Class Size
Student to system ratio is 1 to 1.
Major Topics/Activities
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Introduction/Overview
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Printer installation
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Printer activation
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Operation
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Printer manager
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Card feeding, transporting and printing
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Advancing the ribbon
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Encoding the magnetic stripe
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Duplex module
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Smart card option
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Lock option
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Multi-hopper option
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SD Series base and enclosures & SD Series differences
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CD Series base and enclosures & CD Series differences
Note: Training on the CLM Laminator Option is not part of this course. View
the CLM/SLM Laminator Maintenance Training, TE1157 for training on the
CLM Laminator Option.
Certification
A 50-question exam is given at the end of the course. The student must get at least
80% of the questions correct to pass and will receive a certificate in the mail. If the
student is taking the course via DVD, please send the Training Coordinator your
completed test by mail or via email (ges@datacard.com)
CLM/SLM Laminator Maintenance Training – TE1157
Course Identifier TE1157
Intended Audience
Datacard Group customer engineers, channel partners or repair technicians
responsible for the maintenance of the CLM/SLM Laminators.
Course Length This self-paced course is approximately 5 hours.
Delivery
The self-study course is available online and on DVD. Slides with narration and
video clips are used to present material including removal/replacement procedure
for all components.
Online: enroll online by logging onto PartnerPage
SM 
Training
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Desktop Card
Printers
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SLM/CLM Laminator and select „Register Now‟
DVD: order part number 509213-001
Prerequisites
Certification on the SD/CD Series Printers. Students must have access to a SD460, a
basic tool kit, and a PC with speakers.
Recommended Skill set
General knowledge of the plastic card industry, a general understanding of networks,
working knowledge of computers and the Windows XP OS. Must possess a strong
electrical and mechanical aptitude along with experience relating to electro-
mechanical systems.
Class Size
Student to system ratio is 1 to 1.
Major Topics/Activities

Introduction

Overview

Installation

Operation

Diagnostics

Theory of Operation and Adjustments

Base and Enclosures