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Appendix R
PRINTER UNIT HANDLING
R.1
When purchasing this product
To prevent static electricity damage to thermal head elements and IC sensors, take steps to prevent static
electricity and ensure that your body is grounded before handling the product.
To prevent malfunction and static electricity damage to thermal head elements and IC sensors, ensure that the
frame (casing) is properly grounded before installing the product.
R.2
Notes on use
This printer uses a line thermal head. For longer head life, avoid using in areas that are noticeably dirty and
dusty.
Since a thermal head is used with this printer, do not expose it to condensation.
If condensation is on the product, do not turn on the power until the condensation is gone.
R.3
Prohibitions
Do not touch thermal head elements, driver ICs, and connectors directly with your fingers, a screwdriver,
tweezers, etc.
Protect the thermal head surface from mechanical stress and impacts (including friction from particles).
During operation and right after the end of operation, do not directly touch areas near the thermal head and
motor.
Keep contaminants from adhering to the thermal paper and platen.
Do not apply excessive force to the connectors.
R.4
When not using for a long period
If roll paper is left set for a long period, it may discolor or fade, and may stick to the platen. Also, deformation
of the platen rubber may cause some printing to lighten.
R.5
When using at low temperature
When printing starts (particularly at low temperature), the initial printing may be somewhat light due to the
head being cold.
R.6
When using at high temperature
When printing at high temperature, print bleeding or other print quality problems may occur.
Summary of Contents for EU-m30 Series
Page 1: ...Developer s Guide Includes information on OT BU30 M00139800 EN Rev A ...
Page 9: ...2 Caution Caution Hot Surface See Appendix B Caution Sharp Edges See Appendix P ...
Page 52: ...45 4 4 Dimensions for Installing to Customer Device See Appendix M ...
Page 73: ...66 Y direction Printer support X direction Printer support ...
Page 75: ...68 Y direction Printer support X direction Printer support ...
Page 79: ...72 Figure P 3 ...