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LE810DT User’s Guide

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9. Swing the Head Latch back down to close the print head, then latch it in place.

10.Close the front door and lower the top access cover into place.

Attention!

These covers have interlock switches and the printer

will not operate if either is open.

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Summary of Contents for LE810DT

Page 1: ...User s Guide 59320201 my okidata com RT322 LE810DT...

Page 2: ...been made to make this document as accurate and helpful as possible we make no warranty of any kind expressed or implied as to the accuracy or completeness of the information contained herein The mos...

Page 3: ...Mode 32 Dispense Mode 32 Printer Configuration 33 Basic Configuration Modes 33 Normal Mode 33 Advanced Mode 34 Counters Mode 35 Test Print Mode 36 Default Setting Mode 37 Hex Dump Mode 38 Menu Definit...

Page 4: ...each are below Warning Provides information that if unheeded may result in personal injury Caution Provides information that if unheeded may result in equipment damage Attention Provides information t...

Page 5: ...ter comes in several configurations which can differ by Connection ports on the back of the printer Default print mode Internal path for print media Note The appearance of your printer may differ some...

Page 6: ...s Guide 6 Introduction Printer Components 1 Operator Panel 2 Print Assembly 3 Platen Roller 4 Dispenser Latch 5 Print Head Latch 6 Rewinder Shaft only present on some models 7 External Media Slot 8 M...

Page 7: ...uminates or blinks red when detecting a printer error 3 LINE button Press to switch back and forth between online and offline state Press to scroll through menu options Press to initiate other special...

Page 8: ...Cable 3 USB Cable included only on models equipped with a USB port 4 Printer front view Printer Installation Site Location Place the printer on a solid flat surface away from hazardous materials Make...

Page 9: ...e Connection USB RS232C IEEE Models 1 Locate the interface connection ports on the back of the printer 1 USB 2 Serial RS 232C 3 IEEE Parallel 2 Connect the appropriate cable to the interface port then...

Page 10: ...Plug a 10 100Base T Category 5 Ethernet cable not supplied into the Ethernet port on the printer and then into the computer USB Only Model 1 Locate the USB port on the back of the printer 2 Plug the...

Page 11: ...to a 120 volt grounded power outlet 2 Turn the printer on 3 Set the interface option in the configuration menus of the operator panel Refer to the Configuration unit of this manual to configure the p...

Page 12: ...he access plate on the back of the printer as described under Loading Media Fanfold Type Caution The media width should be equal to or just narrower than the print head Using media that does not cover...

Page 13: ...tomatically separates from the media and is pulled back into the printer and wrapped around the rewinder shaft 2 The self adhesive label 3 without its liner moves out the front of the printer for pick...

Page 14: ...User s Guide 14 2 Open the printer front door push down on the green dispenser latch 1 to release the door then swing it open 2 3 Open the Print Head Assembly by rotating the Head Latch 1 counter clo...

Page 15: ...ll go then angle the label roll over it and push the roll back against the printer housing Push the Media Support Guide back in until it fits snugly against the media roll 2 5 Locate the metal Outside...

Page 16: ...ay while you are loading the media 7 Slide the media into the print path making sure it goes under the Media Hold Down 1 and under the Sensor Assembly 2 Push it against the back of the printer Attenti...

Page 17: ...e sensor position loosen the green Sensor Adjust Knob located on the bottom side of the Media Transport Assembly and move the sensor in inch increments or finer until the sensor error is cleared After...

Page 18: ...inter under the Backing Drive Roller 1 11 Pull out the green tab 1 on the front of the Take Up Spindle 2 Notice the two prongs 3 on the Take Up Spindle Pull the liner through the bottom of the printer...

Page 19: ...e Head Latch back down to close the print head then latch it in place 13 Close the front door and lower the top access cover into place Attention These covers have interlock switches and the printer w...

Page 20: ...LE810DT User s Guide 20 Roll Type Front Exit with Liner Attached 1 Lift up the Top Access Cover...

Page 21: ...User s Guide 21 2 Open the printer front door push down on the green dispenser latch 1 to release the door then swing it open 2 3 Open the Print Head Assembly by rotating the Head Latch 1 counter clo...

Page 22: ...ll go then angle the label roll over it and push the roll back against the printer housing Push the Media Support Guide back in until it fits snugly against the media roll 2 5 Locate the metal Outside...

Page 23: ...ay while you are loading the media 7 Slide the media into the print path making sure it goes under the Media Hold Down 1 and under the Sensor Assembly 2 Push it against the back of the printer Attenti...

Page 24: ...ensor position loosen the green Sensor Adjust Knob located on the bottom side of the Media Transport Assembly and move the sensor in inch increments or finer until the sensor error is cleared After th...

Page 25: ...e Head Latch back down to close the print head then latch it in place 11 Close the front door and lower the top access cover into place Attention These covers have interlock switches and the printer w...

Page 26: ...LE810DT User s Guide 26 Fanfold Type 1 Lift up the Top Access Cover...

Page 27: ...the pin holders 1 inside the printer at either end of the bracket until the pins extend from the outer housing b Carefully pull out the pins at either end of the cover plate and save them You will nee...

Page 28: ...tack of fanfold media behind the printer and feed the first label in through the opening 4 Locate the metal Outside Media Guide 1 under the print path and slide it toward you as far as it will go MEDI...

Page 29: ...ay while you are loading the media 6 Slide the media into the print path making sure it goes under the Media Hold Down 1 and under the Sensor Assembly 2 Push it against the back of the printer Attenti...

Page 30: ...ensor position loosen the green Sensor Adjust Knob located on the bottom side of the Media Transport Assembly and move the sensor in inch increments or finer until the sensor error is cleared After th...

Page 31: ...Head Latch back down to close the print head then latch it in place 10 Close the front door and lower the top access cover into place Attention These covers have interlock switches and the printer wi...

Page 32: ...ntinuous Mode For printing bulk quantities of labels The liner remains with the label as it exits the printer The media remains in position for printing at all times A printed label is only available...

Page 33: ...bles starting on page 39 for more information on the modes below Normal Mode For configuring print features that tend to change from job to job See page 39 USER TEST PRINT YES NO LINE NO FEED YES FEED...

Page 34: ...ONLINE YES NO ADVANCED MODE Toggles Service Mode FEED LINE DARKNESS RANGE A B IGNORE CR LF YES NO LINE FEED Scrolls options LINE Scrolls options Yes FEED No FEED LINE POWER LINE FEED Scrolls options S...

Page 35: ...eplacement The printer s Counter Mode allows the operator to view the accumulated measurement and also allows the print head counter to be reset to zero COUNTERS HD DSP CUT LIFE DSP COUNT CLEAR YES NO...

Page 36: ...TEST PRINT YES NO Scrolls options YES FEED NO FEED LINE FEED LINE PRESS FEED KEY TO STOP PRINTING PRINT CONTINUE YES NO TEST PRINT MODE CONFIGURATION BARCODE HEADCHECK FACTORY FEED POWER TEST PRINT S...

Page 37: ...uration state as received from the factory Use the printer s buttons to select and enter the required options Power printer off and then on again to exit Printer returned to default settings DEFAULT S...

Page 38: ...ed through the use of the Hex Dump Mode Each line of the printed data is enumerated in the first column the second column contains the data in hexadecimal format and the right column contains the same...

Page 39: ...print density equates to darker pint images PRINT SPEED 2 3 4 5 6 Permits the printer s printing speed to be established based on inches per second IPS PITCH OFFSET 00MM The label pitch is the distan...

Page 40: ...ntal adjustment is to the left and right of the reference point respectively IGNORE CR LF YES NO Determines whether the print data code requires deletion Hexadecimal graphic data will not be deleted S...

Page 41: ...ounters to be reset to zero or to view count in meters printed thus far COUNTERS HD LIFE Allows the selection of which counter to be viewed to reset HD Head counter LIFE Life counter HEAD COUNTER XXXM...

Page 42: ...he only two options PRESS FEED KEY TO STOP PRINTING Is a directional screen prompting action on how to terminate print activity Press FEED to stop printing and press again to resume printing PRINT CON...

Page 43: ...factory The selection of YES confirms the operator wants to proceed and the selection of NO allows for exit without default reset If YES is selected resetting will immediately begin Reboot the printer...

Page 44: ...D button while turning the printer on TEST PRINT MODE appears on the display 2 Press the LINE button to scroll to your choice of CONFIGURATION BARCODE or HEADCHECK then press FEED to select it The dis...

Page 45: ...ective elements 3 Line sharpness is determined by print speed and darkness 4 Compare this scale on either side to ensure the print is evenly spaced vertically Note The only print problem that the foll...

Page 46: ...l of residue Removing Debris Use a soft cloth and or a pneumatic blower to remove debris from the printer This process should be performed prior to the removal of residue Warning Disconnect the power...

Page 47: ...Guide 47 Maintenance Cleaning the Print Head and Platen 1 Turn the printer off and remove the power cable 2 Open the Top Access Cover Attention The print head should be cleaned after every other label...

Page 48: ...s the full width of the print head 7 Check the swab for any dark coloring or adhesive If either is present run a new swab over the print head Repeat until no residue is found on the swab 8 Next clean...

Page 49: ...2 6 Pounds 14 8 Kg Input Voltage 100 120 Volts AC 10 50 60 Hertz 5 Power Consumption Peak Time 190VA 130W Idle 24VA 16W Operating Temperature 41 to 104 F 5 to 40 C Storage Temperature 23 to 140 F 5 to...

Page 50: ...0 100 Base T LE810 DT PAR Parallel IEEE1284 Enhanced Parallel Port LE810 DT SER Serial RS232C 9600 to 57 600 bps LE810 DT USB USB Universal Serial Bus USB Full Speed Method Direct Thermal Maximum Spee...

Page 51: ...ar Off Media Length 0 669 to 7 01 Inches 17 178 mm Media Length with Backing Paper 0 787 to 7 13 Inches 20 181 mm Type Roll or Fan Fold I Mark or Gap Direct Thermal Thickness 0 003 to 0 010 inches 0 0...

Page 52: ...26 dots H x 13 dots W G 60 dots H x 40 dots W H 21 dots H x 13 dots W P 20 dots H x 18 dots W Q 28 dots H x 24 dots W R 35 dots H x 31 dots W S 40 dots H x 35 dots W T 48 dots H x 42 dots W U 59 dots...

Page 53: ...Dimensional QR Code Data Matrix Maxi Code PDF417 Synthetic Symbol Ratios 1 2 1 3 2 5 User definable bar widths Bar Height 4 to 999 dots User programmable Rotation 0 90 180 and 270 Degrees Sequential N...

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