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DTC4500

Card Printer/Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1.1

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Printer Specific Tools (DTC4500)

The status icons are as follows:

This icon indicates that the Print Ribbon supply is low and will need to be replaced soon.

This icon indicates that the Laminate in the Top Laminator is low and will need to be replaced

soon.

This icon indicates that the Laminate in the Bottom laminator is low and will need to be replaced

soon.

This icon indicates that the Printer needs to be cleaned. Refer to

Section 9: Cleaning

of the

User's Manual.

This icon is only displayed for Printers with an attached Dual-Input Hopper and indicates that the

Top Input Hopper is currently selected.

This icon is only displayed for Printers with an attached Dual-Input Hopper and indicates that the

Bottom Input Hopper is currently selected.

Summary of Contents for DTC4500

Page 1: ...15370 Barranca Parkway Irvine CA 92618 2215 USA DTC4500 User Guide P N L001444 Revision 1 1...

Page 2: ...ust 2010 DTC4500 Card Printer Encoder User Guide Trademarks and Disclaimers HID HID Global and Fargo are the trademarks or registered trademarks of HID Global Corporation in the U S and other countrie...

Page 3: ...l Hopper __________________________________________________________________________ 20 Setting the Card Size for CR79 and CR80 ___________________________________________________________ 23 Connecting...

Page 4: ..._____________________________________________ 94 Reviewing the DTC4500 Sequence of Operations _______________________________________________________ 94 Reviewing the DTC4500 Sequence of Operations __...

Page 5: ...50 1 2nd edition File Number E145118 FCC The Card Printer complies with the requirements in Part 15 of the FCC rules for a Class A digital device EMC The Card Printer has been tested and complies with...

Page 6: ...to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates...

Page 7: ...ed DTC4500 Card Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 7 Environmental Protection China RoHS Environmental Protection Use Period is based on the product being used in an office environment Traditio...

Page 9: ...nsitive It may be damaged if exposed to static electricity discharges Information that raises potential electrostatic safety issues is indicated by a warning symbol as shown to the left To prevent equ...

Page 10: ...wo resin black panels and overlay panel YMCKOK 500 prints Full color with fluorescing resin black and overlay panel YMCFKO 500 prints Full color with fluorescing two resin black panels and overlay pan...

Page 11: ...ed for the PC to process the image Process time is dependent on the size of the file the CPU amount of RAM and the amount of available resources at the time of the print Indicates the Ribbon type and...

Page 12: ...apacity 100 cards 030 762 mm same side Input Output Card Hopper or Lamination Module required Card Cleaning Card cleaning roller integrated into the Ribbon Drawer Printer Memory 32MB RAM Software Driv...

Page 13: ...IFARE ISO 14443 A B ISO 15693 read write encoder Contact Smart Card Encoder reads from and writes to all ISO7816 1 2 3 4 memory and microprocessor smart cards T 0 T 1 as well as synchronous cards ISO...

Page 14: ...print images directly onto blank cards Since the dye sublimation and the resin thermal transfer print methods each provide their own unique benefits Print Ribbons are available in resin only dye subli...

Page 15: ...Overlay 500 YMCKO Half Panel Full Color 1 2 Resin Black Overlay 850 YMCFKO Full Color UV Fluorescing Resin Black Overlay 500 YMCKK Full Color 2 Resin Black 500 YMCKOK Full Color 2 Resin Black Overlay...

Page 16: ...ds The UltraCard product line available exclusively as part of HID s Global s Fargo brand secure card issuance solutions has a long standing reputation among dealers and end Users for consistent quali...

Page 17: ...sunlight excessive dust mechanical vibration or shock About Moisture Condensation If the unit is brought directly from a cold to a warm location or is placed in a very damp room moisture may condense...

Page 18: ...y you must use only Fargo certified supplies For this reason your Fargo warranty is void where not prohibited by law if you use non Fargo certified supplies Printer cleaning is recommended with each R...

Page 19: ...ved DTC4500 Card Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 19 Installing the Ribbon Step Procedure 3 a Close the Cleaning Roller Cover b Insert the new Cleaning roller c Remove the Cleaning Roller lin...

Page 20: ...Each Hopper holds 100 cards The DTC4500 is available with two 2 Hopper configurations IN OUT Hopper and Dual Hopper Certain types of smart card chips are raised slightly above the cards surface which...

Page 21: ...ion All rights reserved DTC4500 Card Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 21 Using the Dual Hopper Step Procedure 2 Open the Card Hopper Cover 3 Press the Card Hopper Load Lever down until the Ca...

Page 22: ...the Hopper with the print side down Note If using cards with a magnetic stripe the magnetic stripe should be loaded with the stripe up and to the front of the Printer Display Card loaded into the upp...

Page 23: ...TC4500 Card Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 23 Setting the Card Size for CR79 and CR80 Follow this procedure in the Printer and in the Printer Driver to setup the card size Step Procedure 1...

Page 24: ...Global Corporation All rights reserved DTC4500 Card Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 24 Setting the Card Size for CR79 and CR80 Step Procedure 2 If using the CR79 card push the slide bar to...

Page 25: ...Global Corporation All rights reserved DTC4500 Card Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 25 Setting the Card Size for CR79 and CR80 Step Procedure 3 If using the CR80 card push the slide bar to...

Page 26: ...l Corporation All rights reserved DTC4500 Card Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 26 Setting the Card Size for CR79 and CR80 Step Procedure 4 From the Driver Printing Preferences select the cor...

Page 27: ...nter power Follow this procedure Note Do not connect the Printer s USB cable until prompted during the Printer Driver installation Step Procedure 1 Plug the AC adapter power cable into the back of the...

Page 28: ...ved DTC4500 Card Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 28 Connecting the Printer power Step Procedure 3 DTC4500 with Laminator Plug the wall power cable into the AC power adapter Plug the wall pow...

Page 29: ...r supports the following Windows Vista 32 bit w SP2 Windows Vista 64 bit w SP2 Windows XP 32 bit w SP3 Windows Server 2003 R1 32 bit Windows Server 2008 R1 32 bit w SP2 Windows Server 2008 R1 64 bit w...

Page 31: ...he next section Use the drop down arrows to select the correct options for each printing preference To install Swift ID Embedded Badging Application software follow the Installaware Wizard located on...

Page 32: ...also only one Printer on a PC can access Swift ID HID EEM Driver This Driver is used by Swift ID to communicate with the PC when connected via a USB cable Note It is also known as an ETHERNET Emulatio...

Page 33: ...1 33 Swift ID Installation Instructions continued Enabling Swift ID The easiest method for enabling Swift ID is to a un install the Printer Driver and its components b complete the designated install...

Page 35: ...tep Procedure 1 Connect the Printer to the Network Note It will take 5 to 10 minutes for the Printer to assign an IP address in order to connect the Printer via an Ethernet cable to the back of your P...

Page 36: ...r Guide L001444 Rev1 1 36 Printer Installed On Network continued Step Procedure 5 a Open up a Web Browser b Type the IP Address followed by SwiftID html to access the Swift ID badging application For...

Page 37: ...process to install all the necessary components in order to access Swift ID via a USB connection Note The HID EEM Driver will be installed A shortcut will be installed on the desktop which allows you...

Page 38: ...ft ID has been installed on the PC for a Printer and b a second Printer with the EEM flag turned on is connected to the PC A Printer instance will appear for the second Printer however a second shortc...

Page 39: ...L001444 Rev1 1 39 Section 4 Printer Preferences Tab Functions This section provides an overview of the Printer Driver preferences tab Using the Card tab Click on the Card tab to bring up the window s...

Page 41: ...itoring to set the Printer Driver language and Printer LCD Display language To switch between languages select the desired language and reboot the driver Using the Event Monitoring Group Box This Even...

Page 42: ...nd not manually checked the tab is active however all functions are grayed out Calibrate button Sends calibrate Laminator command to Printer Follow the instruction on the page for setting up the Print...

Page 43: ...o Printer Follow the instructions below to set up the Printer Help button Launches help specific to this tab Step Procedure 1 Select the Calibrate Ribbon tab a Ensure that the Ribbon is removed from t...

Page 44: ...the Clean Printer tab The button for the Clean Printer tab is described below Clean Button Launches cleaning routine Follow the instruction on the page for setting up the Printer Help button Launches...

Page 45: ...n the Printer s memory Note You can select the Restore Defaults to restore the internal default settings Selecting the Advanced Settings tab These change values for Firmware settings See below Setting...

Page 47: ...n If the value is set too high the Ribbon may jam or even break Mag Top of Form Use this option to shift the starting point where the Printer begins to encode the magnetic track data on the card s Mag...

Page 48: ...int End of Form Use this option to reduce or increase the overall printable area this is done in order to optimize edge to edge printing toward the trailing edge of the card Maximum adjustment range i...

Page 49: ...Blue This is a calibration driven value and should not be adjusted Note This is factory set and should not be changed unless directed by a technician Ribbon Blue LED Level This is a calibration drive...

Page 50: ...nged unless directed by a technician Mag Lo Co Voltage Offset This option changes the voltage going the magnetic head Note This is factory set and should not be changed unless directed by a technician...

Page 51: ...t be adjusted If the Printhead assembly is replaced then this value may need to be adjusted Note This is factory set and should not be changed unless directed by a technician Erase Heat Offset Adjust...

Page 52: ...ed Appropriate heat levels should be applied for the proper writing process Enable Swift ID over USB connection Enable Swift ID over a USB connection Check this item to utilize Swift ID via a USB conn...

Page 53: ...plicable on the printer will not be operational If the USB selection is not be accessible the HID EEM driver that Swift ID uses to connect via a USB connection has not been installed This driver can b...

Page 54: ...2011 HID Global Corporation All rights reserved DTC4500 Card Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 54 Using the Device Options tab Click on the Device Option tab to bring up the window shown below...

Page 57: ...011 HID Global Corporation All rights reserved DTC4500 Card Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 57 Using the Image Color tab Click on the Image Color option tab to bring up the window shown belo...

Page 60: ...From your computer s startup menu select Settings Printers and Faxes Windows XP or Settings Printers Windows 2000 b Double click on the DTC4500 Card Printer under the Printers window c Select Properti...

Page 61: ...on for the DTC4500 Step Procedure 3 Click Manual 4 Default Color Profile Select the DTC4500CLR for a Color Profile that attempts to match the DTC550 card printer from FARGO OR Optional Color Profile S...

Page 62: ...Corporation All rights reserved DTC4500 Card Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 62 Using the Image Calibrate tab Use the Image Calibrate tab to control the position of the printable area in rel...

Page 63: ...er User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 63 Using the Magnetic Encoding Tab Select the Magnetic Encoding tab to display options for controlling the Magnetic Stripe encoding process You should use these options on...

Page 64: ...owever all functions on the Track tabs are inactive or gray and display ISO defaults which are the defaults listed for each track below The Shift Data Left check box remains unchecked and inactive If...

Page 65: ...Oe Select the Coercivity option Oersted that matches the card type High Coercivity 4000 Oersted Fargo s High Coercivity UltraCard IIIs are 2750 Oersted Medium Coercivity 600 Oersted Low Coercivity 300...

Page 66: ...This is the default for Tracks 2 and 3 Select 7 Bits to change the bits per character to 7 BPC Note This is the default for Track 1 Select 8 Bits to change the bits per character to 8 BPC Select NULL...

Page 67: ...y to change the LRC Generation to Even Parity Note This is the default for all tracks Select Odd Parity to change the LRC Generation to Odd Parity Select No Parity to change the Character Parity to no...

Page 68: ...cations review the display below TRACK1 0 110 TRACK2 0 110 TRACK3 0 110 0 130 0 140 0 223 0 353 0 493 Reviewing the Sample String Track 1 1 JULIEANDERSON 1234567890 Track 2 2 1234567890987654321 Track...

Page 69: ...tring of Magnetic Track data If these characters are not added to the track data the text intended for the Magnetic Track will appear as printed text on the card To avoid this track information must b...

Page 70: ...0 Reviewing the ASCII Code and Character Table ASCII Code Character ASCII Code Character ASCII Code Character 32 space 56 8 80 P 33 57 9 81 Q 34 58 82 R 35 59 83 S 36 60 84 T 37 61 85 U 38 and 62 86 V...

Page 71: ...d DTC4500 Card Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 71 Reviewing the ASCII Code and Character Table ASCII Code Character ASCII Code Character ASCII Code Character 48 0 72 H 49 1 73 I 50 2 74 J 51...

Page 72: ...2011 HID Global Corporation All rights reserved DTC4500 Card Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 72 Using the Lamination tab Refer to Section 5 Lamination Module for more information...

Page 74: ...1 74 Using the Overlay Print Area tab This option is helpful if for example you would like to omit the printing or block out the overlay for a signature or printing around a card s smart chip or magn...

Page 77: ...Card Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 77 Using the K Panel Resin tab Use this tab to control where the resin black K Panel of a full color Ribbon is printed Refer to Using the Defined Area O...

Page 80: ...DTC4500 Card Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 80 Using the Printer Info tab Use the options on this tab to view information about the Ribbon Laminate Card Count Printer Serial Firmware versi...

Page 81: ...Selecting the Calibrate Laminator tab for more information on this tab See Using the Lamination tab for more information on this tab IMPORTANT Fargo Card Printers require highly specialized Print Rib...

Page 82: ...to accommodate the height of the unit with its Covers open Do not install the unit near heat sources such as radiators or air ducts Do not install the unit in a place subject to direct sunlight exces...

Page 83: ...1 HID Global Corporation All rights reserved DTC4500 Card Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 83 Installing the Laminates Step Procedure 1 Open the lamination door 2 Remove 1 overlaminate cartri...

Page 84: ...TC4500 Card Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 84 Installing the Laminates Step Procedure 3 Load lamination rolls into the cartridge until hearing a click 4 Tighten the lamination roll 5 Insert...

Page 85: ...ts reserved DTC4500 Card Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 85 Installing the Laminates Step Procedure 6 Remove 2 overlaminate cartridge 7 Load lamination rolls into the cartridge until hearing...

Page 86: ...Corporation All rights reserved DTC4500 Card Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 86 Installing the Laminates Step Procedure 9 Insert the overlaminate cartridge until hearing a click 10 Close the...

Page 87: ...Step Procedure 1 The Lamination Placement Adjustment Knob is the light gray knob to the right of the Lamination Cartridges The printer will have one or two film cartridges loaded depending on whether...

Page 88: ...t is completely invisible until exposed to ultraviolet light Creating a Custom Fluorescent Image using the YMCFKO Ribbon There are three 3 methods used to accomplish the creation of a custom fluoresce...

Page 90: ...ocess creates a fluorescent image on your card using a simple text string command in your badge application Step Procedure 1 Creating Fluorescent Text Create a new text box in your badge application 2...

Page 91: ...Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 91 Configuring Fluorescent Data F Panel for YMCFKO Ribbon using the Application Step Procedure 3 Creating a Fluorescent Image In a separate drawing program cr...

Page 92: ...orescent BMP IMAGE at the I position on the card Printer will print the fluorescent TEXT at the T position on the card See Display B below BMP Image located at c globe bmp 8 Set the Ribbon for YMCFKO...

Page 93: ...2011 HID Global Corporation All rights reserved DTC4500 Card Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 93 Configuring Fluorescent Data F Panel for YMCFKO Ribbon using the Application...

Page 94: ...e right will begin flashing 3 The Print Stepper Motor engages 4 The Card Feed Sensor detects leading edge of card the Headlift Stepper then engages to disengage the input lever 5 The card feeds throug...

Page 95: ...Drive Motor engages 18 The Image data is burned by the Printhead until the image data is depleted All Stop 19 The Thermistor engages the Printhead Cooling Fan to maintain proper operating temperature...

Page 96: ...le the Printer prints as long as there is no error This button LED will also be dimmed when the Printer goes into sleep mode 4 When an error occurs the Pause button will no longer be illuminated blue...

Page 97: ...de the Printer Input Hopper Magnetic Encoder Flipper Card Path Ribbon and Data Communication error device Each table uses a 3 column presentation to present a specific or Printer error message its cau...

Page 98: ...eed a card from the Card Hopper Check the following then press the Pause button to continue Verify the card thickness setting is set to the thickness of your cards Verify the Cleaning roller is proper...

Page 99: ...nctioning or is not connected properly OR The Printhead is not cooling properly Reset the Printer and try again If the problem persists call for technical assistance 9 Reboot Required Unspecified syst...

Page 100: ...0 EEPROM Corrupt EEPROM Read Error EEPROM restored with factory default values If changes were made in the Advanced Setting Tab in the Printer Driver click the Default button to reset these numbers Re...

Page 101: ...Install a Flipper module 48 Check Lam Power Lam is connected but not powered Power off the Printer power the Laminator and then power on the Printer A damaged Flipper board E Card board or EEPROM cou...

Page 102: ...em persists call for technical assistance 68 Card in Printer A card is jammed in the Print Station or card flipping area of the Printer Clear the jam and press the Pause button 70 Multiple Feed Multip...

Page 103: ...ickness of your cards Verify the Cleaning roller is properly installed on the Ribbon Drawer Check for card slippage If necessary run the Printer cleaning routine Verify that your cards are within the...

Page 104: ...rinter Driver Press the Pause button to continue or the ON OFF button to cancel 97 Ribbon Search Error The Ribbon is not able to find the next panel correctly Check for jams breaks Recalibrate the Rib...

Page 105: ...ibbon and continue Press the ON OFF button to cancel 102 103 104 3 Headlift Error This is a problem with the Printhead Lift Reset the Printer and try again If this problem persists call for technical...

Page 106: ...the Ribbon is broken repair by taping the Ribbon back onto the take up core and manually advance to the next panel Press the Pause button to continue 110 Card Jam Align error A card is jammed in the P...

Page 107: ...The Flipper failed to position properly while aligning a card or flipping a card Clear any cards in the Flipper Table using the buttons to move the card out Resume printing Reset the Printer and retry...

Page 108: ...ll for technical assistance 170 Ribbon Calibration failed Ribbon calibration failed Check for material blocking sensor and try again 202 Encoder not installed You are trying to send encoding data but...

Page 109: ...c Error Laminator firmware error Cycle power and try again If this problem persists call for technical assistance 48 Check Lam Power Lam is connected but not powered Power off the Printer power the La...

Page 110: ...ll a new Lamination roll and press RESUME to continue or CANCEL to abort If the problem persists call for technical assistance 208 209 No Lam There is no Laminate installed or it is broken Check the L...

Page 111: ...card is jammed in the Lamination module area of the Printer Clear the jam according to the steps in the Troubleshooting section of the User Guide Press QUIT to clear this message 60 Lam Sensor The Lam...

Page 112: ...ow and will need to be replaced soon This icon indicates that the Laminate in the Bottom laminator is low and will need to be replaced soon This icon indicates that the Printer needs to be cleaned Ref...

Page 113: ...ols DTC4500 Press the button to scroll through the details of the Printer and perform the action Press the button to select the option Once is selected use the left down arrow to scroll through the In...

Page 114: ...used to align the print image on the card Settings Select this to print a card with the Advanced settings Resin Select this to print a RESIN test card Rewritable Select this to ERASE the Rewritable c...

Page 115: ...er Guide L001444 Rev1 1 115 Calibrate Rib Sensor Select this to calibrate the ribbon sensor Network Select this to configure network options Language Language Select this choice to change the Printer...

Page 116: ...njury make sure only qualified personnel perform these procedures Caution This device is electrostatically sensitive It may be damaged if exposed to static electricity discharges Information that rais...

Page 117: ...Supplies included with the Cleaning Kit This Cleaning Kit provides you with the specialized cleaning supplies and the required cleaning procedures for you to maintain your Fargo DTC4500 Card Printer...

Page 118: ...inthead Cleaning Step Procedure 1 Caution Turn Off the Printer and unplug the power cord from the Printer 2 Remove the Ribbon Drawer 3 Open the Printhead Cleaning Swabs Break it to moisten the tip 4 S...

Page 119: ...ntamination This cleaning process will ultimately lead to better print quality and extended Printhead life Step Procedure 1 a Open the Printer s Ribbon Drawer and remove the Print Ribbon b Remove all...

Page 120: ...ers Step Procedure 3 Insert the Cleaning Card into the Single Feed Card Slot until the card stops If your Printer is equipped with a Magnetic Encoder you must insert the Cleaning Card with the printed...

Page 121: ...2011 HID Global Corporation All rights reserved DTC4500 Card Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 121 Cleaning the Platen and the Card Feed Rollers Step Procedure 5 Click on the Toolbox button...

Page 122: ...n and the Card Feed Rollers Step Procedure 6 Click on the Clean Printer button 7 Click on the Clean button shown above The Printer will pull in the Cleaning Card The Printer will then perform an autom...

Page 123: ...to remove dust and other contaminants from inside the Printer Note Dust and other particles may accumulate inside the Printer with continued usage This can cause spots or specks to appear on the print...

Page 124: ...n All rights reserved DTC4500 Card Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 124 Section 10 Firmware Upgrades Upgrade the Printer Firmware Step Procedure 1 Requirements Internet Access Printer is powe...

Page 125: ...Guide L001444 Rev1 1 125 Upgrade the Printer Firmware Step Procedure 2 Open the Fargo Workbench Printer Utility or use the Diagnostics button from the Card tab of the Printing Preference page Note Th...

Page 126: ...011 HID Global Corporation All rights reserved DTC4500 Card Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 126 Upgrade the Printer Firmware Step Procedure 3 From the Application Icon select Upgrade Firmwar...

Page 127: ...ure 4 Find the Firmware via Check for Firmware Updates at www hidglobal com Save the file to a folder Use the Browse button to find the frm file Select the file Click Open 5 Click on Upgrade to start...

Page 128: ...OBAL Technical Support as needed for this Card Printer Step Procedure 1 Contact the HIDGlobal Technical Support Group by phone at 866 607 7339 Ext 6 or by fax at 952 946 8492 for additional technical...

Page 129: ...The third and fourth digits in the serial number indicate the week the Printer was built e g the digits 05 indicate week 5th of that year A9050028 The last four digits indicate the sequence number for...

Page 130: ...User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 130 Appendix A Using the Defined Area Option This procedure can be used with the K Panel or the Overlay Print Area procedure to define specific areas The K Panel procedure i...

Page 131: ...r YMCFKO Ribbon using the Workbench Step Procedure 1 From the Driver Printing Preferences click on Diagnostics to bring up the Fargo Workbench Printer Utility 2 a Click the Print Security applet group...

Page 132: ...00 Card Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 132 Configuring Fluorescent Data F Panel for YMCFKO Ribbon using the Workbench Step Procedure 3 a Click on the Secure ID box on the left b Click and d...

Page 133: ...rights reserved DTC4500 Card Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 133 Configuring Fluorescent Data F Panel for YMCFKO Ribbon using the Workbench Step Procedure 4 On the Template right click on t...

Page 134: ...r Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 134 Configuring Fluorescent Data F Panel for YMCFKO Ribbon using the Workbench Step Procedure 5 a Click on the Logo box on the left b Click and drag a box onto the...

Page 135: ...YMCFKO Ribbon using the Workbench Step Procedure 6 On the Template right click on the Logo box for the options shown below 7 Select the Logo File Find the source of the Logo to place on the card Note...

Page 136: ...C4500 Card Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 136 Configuring Fluorescent Data F Panel for YMCFKO Ribbon using the Workbench Step Procedure 8 a Click on the Text box on the left b Click and dra...

Page 137: ...ll rights reserved DTC4500 Card Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 137 Configuring Fluorescent Data F Panel for YMCFKO Ribbon using the Workbench Step Procedure 9 On the Template right click on...

Page 138: ...kbench Step Procedure 10 Follow the same instruction as above for the back side of the card 11 a Save this template using the Save button b Close the Workbench Note Any Software program file printed w...

Page 139: ...st be installed for this process to work 13 Check Invert F Panel Image to create a negative of the fluorescent image This refers to the ability to cause light or white areas of the image to fluoresce...

Page 140: ...2011 HID Global Corporation All rights reserved DTC4500 Card Printer Encoder User Guide L001444 Rev1 1 140 Configuring Fluorescent Data F Panel for YMCFKO Ribbon using the Workbench...

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