Datamax M-Class Mark II M-4206 Operator'S Manual Download

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M-4206

Inspecting the Printer

After removing the printer from the packaging material, check the contents. The following items should be included:

Printer

Power Cord

CD-ROM and Documentation

Any special or additionally purchased items.

Additional Requirements

The following items are necessary for generating labels from your printer. Contact your customer support or sales
representative for advice on which media and software may best be suited for your application.

Serial, USB or Parallel cable

Applicable Media

Applicable Software

Summary of Contents for M-Class Mark II M-4206

Page 1: ...M 4206 Operator s Manual ...

Page 2: ...information contained in the non volatile or programmable memory The firmware Software is protected by applicable copyright laws and Licensor retains all rights not expressly granted In no event will Licensor or its suppliers be liable for any damages or loss including direct incidental economic special or consequential damages arising out of the use or inability to use the Firmware Software Infor...

Page 3: ...ares under sole responsibility that this product conforms to the following standards or other normative documents EMC EN 55022 1993 Class B EN 50024 1998 Safety This product complies with the requirements of EN 60950 A11 1997 Gost R FCC This device complies with FCC CFR 47 Part 15 Class A Note This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant ...

Page 4: ... surface To protect your printer from overheating make sure all openings on the printer are not blocked Do not place the printer on or near a heat source Do not use your printer near water or spill liquid into it Be certain that your power source matches the rating listed on your printer If you are unsure check with your dealer or with your local power company Do not place the power cord where it ...

Page 5: ... Adjustment 12 3 4 Loading Ribbon 13 3 4 1 Ribbon Routing 15 Using the Front Panel 4 0 Introduction 16 4 1 Lights 16 4 2 Buttons 17 4 3 Normal Mode Button Functions 17 4 4 Express Setup Mode Button Functions 18 4 5 Printer Setup Mode Button Functions 19 4 5 1 Printer Setup Menu List 20 4 5 2 Menu Items and Values 21 4 5 3 Step by Step Modification of the Printer Setup 24 4 6 Label Alignment 26 4 6...

Page 6: ...ion 37 5 1 Cleaning the Printhead 38 5 2 Media Width Adjustment 39 5 3 Printhead Burn Line Adjustment 40 5 4 Printhead Pressure Adjustment 41 5 5 Printhead Replacement 42 5 6 Darkness Adjustment 43 5 7 Resetting to the Factory Defaults 43 5 8 Downloading Firmware and Fonts 44 Troubleshooting 6 0 Introduction 45 6 1 Troubleshooting Tips 45 Specifications 51 Appendix A ASCII Control Code Chart 53 Ap...

Page 7: ...rial and IEEE 1284 compliant parallel interfaces allow easy connection to your host system This manual provides all the information necessary to operate the printer To print labels or tags simply refer to the instructions included with the software you have chosen to create the labels A Windows printer driver can be found on our website www datamaxcorp com or on the included CD ROM If you wish to ...

Page 8: ...d Batch Printing 203 DPI Printhead AGFA Scalable Font Engine Date and Time Stamp Memory 2 MB FLASH Memory 256K available to user designated Module B 4 MB DRAM Memory Interfaces USB interface DB 9 RS 232 serial interface IEEE 1284 Centronics parallel interface Operational Simple Media Loading Media Tearbar Fan fold media compatible from the bottom and rear of printer ...

Page 9: ...s of printed labels or the label backing material when using the Peel and Present option Present Sensor An output control device that allows subsequent printing to occur only after the removal of a previously printed label External Keyboard specify voltage country requirement when ordering A portable keyboard display terminal the DMX Passport for stand alone printing External Ethernet Connectivity...

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Page 11: ...e packaging materials i e tape and foam that were placed in the printer for shipment Complete the following steps prior to connecting power or attempting to load media Ensure that the arrow on the box is pointing up and then open the box Remove the top piece of packing foam Lift the printer from the box Remove the printer from the plastic bag Remove any tape or additional packing foam from the ins...

Page 12: ...CD ROM and Documentation Any special or additionally purchased items Additional Requirements The following items are necessary for generating labels from your printer Contact your customer support or sales representative for advice on which media and software may best be suited for your application Serial USB or Parallel cable Applicable Media Applicable Software ...

Page 13: ...ace cables to the printer ensure the Power On Off Switch is in the Off position 1 Place the printer on a firm level surface 2 Ensure that the Power Switch on the Printer is in the Off position 3 Connect the AC Power Cord to the receptacle on the back of the Printer and then plug the AC Power Cord into a properly grounded outlet The power supply automatically detects and then adjusts to the applied...

Page 14: ...ctor Bi directional mode is IEEE 1284 Compliant using forward and reverse channel communications In this mode data can be sent to the host provided it is also IEEE 1284 Compliant and has supporting software Serial Connection The serial interface supports RS 232C communications via a DB 9 connector The following list of serial port settings is menu selectable and must match the host computer s seri...

Page 15: ...M 4206 9 3 2 Loading Media Load media into the printer as follows 1 Open the media cover and lower the Media Hub Guide and Media Guide 2 Press in on the Printhead Latch and raise the Printhead Assembly ...

Page 16: ...he Media Hub Guide The Media Hub Guide should be pushed inward so that it is just touching the Roll Media 4 Route the Media through the printer as shown Raise the Media Guide The Media Guide should be pushed inward so that it is just touching the edge of the Media ...

Page 17: ...ia and ensure proper tracking If the printer does not correctly sense the top of each label as denoted by the ERROR light it may be necessary to perform the Calibration Procedure see section 4 7 1 Note The printer is factory set to use 4 inch media and ribbon if thermal transfer equipped When using a different width of media ribbon please refer to section 5 2 ...

Page 18: ...ribed in Section 3 2 grasp the Slide Tab and move the Sensor Eye Mark into position over media according to the table below o If loading media return to the media loading instructions Media Sensor Selection and Adjustment Media Type Sensor Eye Mark Position Sensing Required Die cut Near the middle of the label Gap Notched Centered over the notch Gap Reflective Centered over the black mark Reflecti...

Page 19: ...ut To load Note Using a ribbon that is slightly wider than your media and liner if any will help protect against printhead wear 1 Open the media cover Press in on the Printhead Latch and raise the printhead assembly 2 Slide the Ribbon Roll onto the Ribbon Supply Hub until it rests against the hub s flange Ensure the ribbon unwinds in the correct direction see 3 4 1 for examples Illustrations depic...

Page 20: ...e Ribbon Take Up Hub winding it several times in a clockwise direction to secure it in place 6 Close the cover and press the FEED button several times to position the ribbon and ensure proper tracking 7 The Media Type setting within the printer s setup must be set to Thermal Transfer to print using a ribbon see section 4 5 2 ...

Page 21: ...e correct ribbon route Ribbon types are available with the ink coating layer wound in or out These types are NOT interchangeable for use with the printer Note Ensure the inked side of the ribbon faces the media and NOT the printhead Ribbon Routing Diagrams Coating Side In Ribbon Supply Hub Coating Side Out Ribbon Supply Hub ...

Page 22: ...P Solid On Indicates the printer is in the Paused state Flashing When using the Peel Present Option Indicates a label is presented to the operator Indicates a top of form or mechanical error has occurred Solid On Indicates the printer is on and ready for printing Flashing Indicates the printer is receiving data from the host ERROR READY Both the READY and STOP Lights will be on during power up ini...

Page 23: ...3 Normal Mode Button Functions In Normal mode the printer s buttons control normal operations such as pause feed and cancel as well as the test and reset functions by using button combinations as detailed below Pauses Un pauses the printer Feeds one label Clears fault conditions Cancels the current batch of labels Press the Pause button to print the next batch of labels in the printer s buffer Nor...

Page 24: ...at allows users quick access to the most commonly used printer settings The selected setting is represent by a specific combination of the printer s indicator lights for each of the three items Sensor Type Media Type and Option Control To enter the Express Setup Turn the printer OFF to save settings ...

Page 25: ...ious values simply turn off power to the printer If you wish to restore Factory Defaults see Section 5 7 To change Printer Setup Printer Setup Procedure Printer Setup Mode Prints the Printer Setup Menu List see section 4 5 1 Prints the Test Label for test Current Item and Value is printed Increments item s value Decrements item s value Accepts the current values for test PAUSE PAUSE Press and hold...

Page 26: ...ERROR light and then release or for the TOF GAIN item hold FEED for 12 flashes etc Menu Items Values 1 DIRECT MEDIA TYPE 2 EDGE SENSOR TYPE 3 NO PRESENT SENSOR 4 NO CUTTER EQUIPPED 5 127 SOP ADJUST 0 005 in 6 127 PRESENT ADJUST 0 005 in 7 9600 BAUD RATE bps 8 8 DATA BITS 9 STD CONTROL CODES 10 100 CONT FORM LENGTH 0 01 in 11 3 OOS MAXVOLT 0 1 Volts 12 12 TOF GAIN 13 10 TOF DELTA 0 1 Volts 14 0 TOF...

Page 27: ...3 PRESENT SENSOR Enables Disables the optional Present Sensor feature Possible Values AUTO NO YES 4 CUTTER EQUIPPED Enables Disables the optional Media Cutter feature Possible Values AUTO NO YES 5 SOP ADJUST Sets the start of print SOP location relative to the top of form Possible Values Range 0 255 nominal 128 0 close to edge 255 farthest from edge 6 PRESENT ADJUST Specifies an additional amount ...

Page 28: ...label gap or mark Possible Values Range 0 50 nominal 10 Units 1 volt 14 TOF LOW Sets the minimum media sensor reading for paper gap notch or mark reflective Possible Values Range 0 50 nominal 0 Units 0 1 volt 15 LABEL WIDTH Sets the label width Possible Values Range 75 426 default 426 Units 01 inch 16 SCALABLE FONT Sets the number of memory blocks to allocate for scalable fonts Possible Values Ran...

Page 29: ...e next label s start of print Host commands will override 21 INPUT MODE Selects between the standard or template interpretation of incoming data Possible Values DPL printer constructs the label using the standard DPL commands LINE printer constructs the label using a preloaded template form 22 DPL EMULATION This instructs the firmware to process specific DPL data Start of Print DPI and Imaging fun...

Page 30: ...e to hold the button until the STOP light turns off then release it 2 Press and hold the FEED button and count 7 flashes of the ERROR light then release it The following printout should be produced 3 Press the PAUSE button one time to increment to the 19200 bps value The following printout should be produced 4 At this point you will accept the current values for test and exit the Printer Setup Pro...

Page 31: ...INPUT VALUES PAPER_____________ 207 DARKNESS__________ 119 TRAN______________ 157 REFL______________ 0 RIBN______________ 237 TEMP______________ 64 VOLT______________ 218 PRESENT SENSOR____ 0 CONFIGURATION SERIAL PORT SELECTED 19 2 8BITS EDGE MEDIA TYPE________ TRANSFER CONT FORM LENGTH__ 0 PRESENT ADJUST____ 128 SOP ADJUST________ 128 TOF LOW___________ 0 0 TOF DELTA_________ 10 10 TOF GAIN______...

Page 32: ... AUTO and NO are detailed in the following sections 4 6 1 Label Alignment YES In this mode the operator must supply an ALIGN LENGTH value This value must be physically measured from leading edge to leading edge of two successive labels as shown The measurement must be as accurate as possible For very short labels errors as small as 0 01 can result in noticeable print variations on the labels betwe...

Page 33: ...eater the waste Auto Alignment with the Present Sensor enabled If the printer is equipped with the Present Sensor option and that feature is enabled while the label length is calculated the printer will pause and illuminate the STOP light after each movement The operator must press the PAUSE button for the alignment to continue This allows the operator to remove any labels as required however labe...

Page 34: ...lignment length measurement OR Re measure Label Alignment Length use Menu Setup to set new length ensure desired length has been set Obtain a slightly different label Alignment Length measurement Using the Label Alignment AUTO mode hold the FEED button to force an alignment and label measurement Ensuring slack in the label stock may result in a slightly different measurement The Alignment Length m...

Page 35: ... present position is not far enough forward Another present position has been determined Enabling the Present Sensor causes the label stop position present position to be approximately 0 1 behind the peel bar OR The Present Adjust value is not correct Disable the Present Sensor OR Ensure the host computer is not providing a Present Distance shorter than is required for the Tear Bar Use the Setup M...

Page 36: ...ny time you wish to discard your changes and revert back to the previous calibration simply turn off power to the printer Also Factory Defaults can be restored see Section 5 7 To perform Calibration Auto Media Calibration See section 4 7 1 Until Paused light turns off See section 4 7 2 Calibration Mode Analyze for Paper Analyze for Backing or Mark Analyze Out of Media condition Prints the Test Lab...

Page 37: ...ntil the STOP light turns off then release it 2 Next press the PAUSE button The printer will feed approximately ten inches of media to calculate the TOF Delta and Low values to be used 3 Upon completion one of the following lights will flash five times to denote the result of the auto calibration attempt STOP light Successful calibration Proceed to Step 4 ERROR light Unsuccessful calibration try a...

Page 38: ...lyzes the no media condition 3 Position the backing material or the black reflective mark in the media sensor close the Printhead Carrier Assembly and then press the FEED button The printer will flash the ERROR light as it analyzes the top of form mark 4 Place the media with the backing attached if any in the media sensor close the Printhead Carrier Assembly and then press the PAUSE button The pri...

Page 39: ...YSTEM RAM AVAIL__ 3180 KBYTES AUTO DETECTION CUTTER____________NOT DETECTED PRESENT SENSOR____NOT DETECTED CURRENT STOP LOC__TEAR EXPRESS SETUP MEDIA SENSOR______EDGE PRINT METHOD______TRANSFER OPTION CONTROL____AUTO INPUT VALUES PAPER_____________ 207 DARKNESS__________ 119 TRAN______________ 157 REFL______________ 0 RIBN______________ 237 TEMP______________ 64 VOLT______________ 218 PRESENT SENS...

Page 40: ... label is used to test the condition of the printhead as shown below Good Dot Check Label Even pattern consistency indicates that the printhead is operating normally Faulty Dot Check Label Streaks in the patterns indicate a dirty or faulty printhead see Chapter 5 ...

Page 41: ...te the current printer setup for print quality label tracking and print positioning To print the Test Label With the printer loaded with media at least 4 inches wide and ribbon if printing with thermal transfer media simultaneously press the PAUSE FEED buttons ...

Page 42: ...anual is an essential reference As a final note many software programs use bit mapping to construct the label making diagnosis of this data difficult Contact Datamax Technical Support with any questions To print the Hex Dump Label With the printer on loaded with media at least 4 inches wide and ribbon if printing with thermal transfer media press and hold the FEED button while turning the printer ...

Page 43: ...ff Rotate the platen roller and clean it thoroughly with solvent and a cotton swab After every roll of media Peel Off Roller Rotate the peel off roller and clean it thoroughly with solvent and a cotton swab After every roll of media Media Path Solvent After every roll of media Peel Tear Bar Solvent As needed Media Sensor Air blow Monthly Exterior Mild detergent or desktop cleaner As needed Interio...

Page 44: ...ter 2 Open the cover Unlock the Printhead Latch and raise the Printhead Assembly Allow the printhead to cool before proceeding 3 Move media and ribbon away from the printhead as necessary 4 Using a Cotton Swab moistened not soaked with isopropyl alcohol gently wipe away any build up on the printhead surface paying close attention to the Burn Line Allow the printhead to dry 5 Replace the ribbon and...

Page 45: ... see Example 1 below 3 Next move the Thumbscrew to the right until the printed labels contain a complete even image see Example 2 Tighten the Thumbscrew When changing to a different width of label readjust the Leveling Cam Example 1 Over adjustment Too much adjustment produces an image that fades across the label To correct this move the Thumbscrew to the right Example 2 Correct adjustment The pro...

Page 46: ...tment Screws counter clockwise until the burn line is past the platen roller vertex Print a test label press the PAUSE FEED buttons simultaneously The label should look light and uneven 4 Tighten the Locking Screws just until they are snug tight enough to remove any play in the printhead assembly yet loose enough to allow the Adjustment Screws to move the printhead 5 Turn each Adjustment Screw clo...

Page 47: ...edia Width Adjustment is set to its left most position see Section 5 2 3 Press the FEED CANCEL buttons simultaneously to print a Configuration Dot Check test label 4 Turn the Printhead Pressure Adjustment Screws counterclockwise to increase the applied pressure or clockwise to decrease it Make equal adjustments to each screw to achieve even print contrast across the media Note When using narrow me...

Page 48: ...loosen the Printhead Mounting Screw it will remain in the assembly 4 Unlatch the Printhead Assembly While holding the Printhead raise the assembly Disconnect the two cables and then remove the old Printhead 5 While carefully holding the new Printhead connect both cables 6 Position the Printhead onto the Locating Pins in the Printhead Assembly and secure in place with the Printhead Mounting Screw d...

Page 49: ...printhead life If you need to increase the darkness of the printed labels try increasing the Heat value and or slow the Print Speed using your software program or via DPL commands 5 7 Resetting to the Factory Defaults With the printer power Off press and hold all three buttons while turning On the printer Continue to hold the buttons down until the STOP light turns off approximately 17 seconds The...

Page 50: ... not be affected unless substantial firmware data structure changes have occurred Print a Database Configuration Label to verify your new firmware version Following an unsuccessful download the ERROR Light will illuminate then the printer will perform a warm reset both the READY and STOP lights will be on during power up initialization The original firmware will remain operational If the printer f...

Page 51: ...ot covered in this section 6 1 Troubleshooting Tips The following table lists the symptoms of the topics covered in the troubleshooting section Problem Situation Unacceptable print quality The printer does not print or prints several labels at once The ribbon does not advance Skips every other label Unable to print in rotation 4 Prints light on the right side of the label Printer fails to turn on ...

Page 52: ...the loading instructions on the inside cover of the printer or Chapter 3 The media is not calibrated Calibrate it see Chapter 4 The Media Sensor may need to be repositioned see Chapter 3 The media sensor or sensor circuitry may be defective Call for service The ribbon does not advance The paper advances but ribbon does not The ribbon may be installed incorrectly Ensure that the ribbon s inked side...

Page 53: ...than is actually being used Adjust for the media width see Chapter 5 The printhead is not properly aligned Call for service The printhead carrier assembly is not latched down Latch it Printer fails to power on The AC wall outlet may be faulty Try another outlet A fuse may be blown Call for service The power supply may be faulty Call for service A defective power switch may exist on the printer Cal...

Page 54: ...Present option and yet the option is not installed or the option is removed with power on the STOP light will flash to alert the operator Tracking Problems The media may not be properly loaded Reload it see Chapter 3 When loading media ensure that the media hub and media guide are against the media and that gaps or marks in the labels are in line with the media sensor The media width adjustment ma...

Page 55: ...ating Temperature 40 F to 95 F 4 C to 35 C Humidity 10 95 non condensing AC Input Voltage 90 132 or 180 264 VAC 47 63 Hz auto ranging Printing Print Method Direct Thermal Thermal Transfer optional Print Speed 2 6 IPS 50 152 mm s Resolution 203 dpi 8 dots mm Tear Bar Tear Down DRAM Memory 4MB FLASH Memory 2MB ...

Page 56: ... Ribbon Core 1 010 006 25 6 mm 2 mm inner diameter Communications Interface USB RS 232 DB 9 and IEEE 1284 Compliant Centronics Parallel Baud Speed 600 to 38 400 bits per second BPS Handshaking Xon Xoff CTS DTR Parity Even Odd or None Stop Bits 1 or 2 Data Bits 7 or 8 Fonts 9 Bit Map Fonts rotated 0 90 180 270 degrees Embedded Bar Codes Code 39 Interleaved 2 of 5 Code 128 A B C Codabar LOGMARS UPC ...

Page 57: ...Designator Description Maximum 1 Minimum 1 A label width 4 65 1 00 B liner width 4 65 1 00 C gap or notch between labels 3 25 100 D label length 3 250 E media thickness 0100 0025 F notch opening width 500 200 G distance from the media s edge to the media sensor aperture left justified 2 250 200 H reflective black mark width 2 4 65 500 I distance between reflective marks 3 500 J reflective mark len...

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Page 59: ...C L 76 4C l 108 6C Ctrl M CR 13 0D 45 2D M 77 4D m 109 6D Ctrl N SO 14 0E 46 2E N 78 4E n 110 6E Ctrl O SI 15 0F 47 2F O 79 4F o 111 6F Ctrl P DLE 16 10 0 48 30 P 80 50 p 112 70 Ctrl Q DC1 17 11 1 49 31 Q 81 51 q 113 71 Ctrl R DC2 18 12 2 50 32 R 82 52 r 114 72 Ctrl S DC3 19 13 3 51 33 S 83 53 s 115 73 Ctrl T DC4 20 14 4 52 34 T 84 54 t 116 74 Ctrl U NAK 21 15 5 53 35 U 85 55 u 117 75 Ctrl V SYN 2...

Page 60: ...143 8F 175 AF 207 CF 239 EF É 144 90 176 B0 Ò 208 D0 240 F0 Æ 145 91 177 B1 D 209 D1 241 F1 Æ 146 92 2 178 B2 Ê 210 D2 242 F2 ô 147 93 3 179 B3 Ë 211 D3 3 4 243 F3 ö 148 94 180 B4 È 212 D4 244 F4 ò 149 95 Á 181 B5 213 D5 245 F5 û 150 96 Â 182 B6 Í 214 D6 246 F6 ù 151 97 À 183 B7 Î 215 D7 247 F7 ÿ 152 98 184 B8 Ï 216 D8 248 F8 Ö 153 99 1 185 B9 217 D9 249 F9 Ü 154 9A 186 BA 218 DA 250 FA Ø 155 9B 1...

Page 61: ...font number 9 is a proportional font each character will take up a different amount of space when printed Font Valid ASCII Characters decimal Use with Record Structure Type 0 32 127 255 1 32 168 171 172 225 255 2 32 168 171 172 225 255 3 32 35 38 40 58 65 90 128 142 144 146 153 154 156 157 165 168 225 255 4 32 35 38 40 58 65 90 128 142 144 146 153 154 156 157 165 168 225 255 5 32 35 38 40 58 65 90...

Page 62: ...2 Font 2 18 10 2 Font 3 27 14 2 Font 4 36 18 3 Font 5 52 18 3 Font 6 64 32 4 Font 7 32 15 5 Font 8 28 15 5 Font 0 96 character alphanumeric upper and lower case Font 1 145 character upper and lower case alphanumeric w descenders and ascenders Font 2 138 character alphanumeric upper and lower case Font 3 62 character alphanumeric uppercase ...

Page 63: ...M 4206 57 Font 4 62 character alphanumeric uppercase Font 5 62 character alphanumeric uppercase Font 6 62 character alphanumeric uppercase ...

Page 64: ... font Point sizes are selected by the number in the barcode height Larger point sizes can be obtained by increasing the height and width multipliers 48pt and 72pt fonts are generated by doubling the 24pt and 36pt fonts respectively see the Programmer s Manual for more information ...

Page 65: ...in the 7th 8th position G g EAN 8 7 Yes 48 57 Numeric only H h Health Industry Bar Code Varies M 43 32 36 39 42 43 45 57 65 90 I i Codabar Varies No 36 43 45 58 65 68 J j I 2 of 5 with modulo 10 checksum Varies M 10 48 57 Numeric only K k Plessey Up to 14 M 10 48 57 Numeric only Option is Last Character for Second M 11 checksum L l I 2 of 5 with modulo 10 checksum bearer bars 13 M 10 48 57 Numeric...

Page 66: ... Yes All 8 bit values W1C DataMatrix with Byte Count Specified Yes All 8 bit values W1d QR Code Auto format Varies Yes Alphanumeric W1D QR Code Manual format Varies Yes Single byte or Kanji double byte W1f Aztec Varies Yes All 8 bit values W1F Aztec with Byte Count Specified Yes All 8 bit values W1T TCIF Linked Barcode 3 of 9 TLC39 Varies No Alphanumeric W1z MicroPDF417 Varies Yes All 8 bit values...

Page 67: ...M 4206 61 Barcode A Code 3 of 9 Barcode B UPC A Barcode C UPC E Barcode D Interleaved 2 of 5 Barcode E Code 128 Barcode F EAN 13 Barcode G EAN 8 Barcode H Health Industry Barcode HIBC ...

Page 68: ...de J Interleaved 2 of 5 w module 10 checksum Barcode K Plessey Barcode L Interleaved 2 of 5 w module 10 checksum and shipping bearer bars Barcode M 2 Digit UPC addendum Barcode N 5 Digit UPC addendum Barcode O Code 93 Barcode p Postnet ...

Page 69: ...M 4206 63 Barcode Q UCC EAN Code 128 Barcode R UCC EAN Code 128 KMART NON EDI Barcode S UCC EAN Code 128 Random Weight Barcode T Telepen Barcode u UPS MaxiCode ...

Page 70: ...64 M 4206 Barcode v FIM Barcode z PDF417 Bar Code W1c DataMatrix Bar Code W1d QR Code Bar Code W1f Aztec Bar Code W1z MicroPDF417 Bar Code W1T TCIF Linked Barcode 3 of 9 TLC39 ...

Page 71: ...hose for which they were manufactured This warranty also does not cover loss damages resulting from accident or damages resulting from unauthorized service Thermal Printhead This warranty is limited to a period of one year 365 days or 1 000 000 linear inches of use whichever comes first for the M Class thermal printhead This one year 365 days warranty is valid only if a Datamax approved thermal la...

Page 72: ... capability capacity or suitability of any of its hardware supplies or software Software is licensed on an as is basis without warranty Except and to the extent expressly provided in this warranty and in lieu of all other warranties there are no warranties expressed or implied including but not limited to any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose Purchaser shall be sole...

Page 73: ...ymbols contained in a given font checksum An alphanumeric error detection method used in many bar code symbologies for informational security continuous media An uninterrupted roll or box of label or tag media that contains no gap notch or mark to separate individual labels or tags core diameter The inside diameter measurement of the cardboard core at the center of a ribbon or media roll cutter A ...

Page 74: ... characters that share a particular typeface gap A space between die cut or notched labels used to sense the top of form IPS inches per second Imperial measurement of printer speeds label A paper or synthetic printing material typically with a pressure sensitive adhesive backing label length The distance from the top of the label to the bottom of the label as it exits the printer label repeat The ...

Page 75: ... tear off peel and present and cutting operations for positioning the label at the start of print position ribbon An extruded polyester tape with several layers of material one of which is ink like used to produce an image on the label Also referred to as foil ribbon wrinkle An undesirable overlapping of the ribbon during the printing process that leads to voids on the printed label typically caus...

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