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EBS-230
Printer User's Manual
20080512#1.0
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Fig. 3.3.11.4.
Similarly you can open the project library on your computer with the command Open project library .
Fig. 3.3.11.5.
You can quick-load the project library from the computer disc to your printer with two successive
commands
Open project library and Send and save text library .
3.4. Operating the Printer with
T200
Terminal
The
T200
terminal is a stationary device intended to control the
EBS-230
printer. It allows for
replacing a PC computer to serve the printer in places where the use of a PC is impossible or difficult.
The terminal allows you to change device parameters, edit texts, send them to the printer as well as
initiate and halt printing. Thanks to the application of a touch panel the device can be easily and
simply operated, without the use of keys, based on an intuitive graphic interface.
The operation of the printer with the
T200
terminal is described in the document entitled
T200
TERMINAL User's manual .
3.5. Replacing a Bottle of Ink
3.5.1. General Information
Every bottle of ink is equipped with a transponder (an electronic circuit storing some information which
can be read in a wireless way and with no additional power supply). With the information stored in the
transponder every bottle is uniquely identified among all other bottles. An Ink Monitoring System (
IMS
in short) built into the printer is designed for reading and validating the transponders. There is an
antenna connected to the
IMS module within the
EBS-230
series printing system. It controls the
transponder. The location of the IMS antenna is shown in the following figure.