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jetStamp

 792/792 MP 

74

4.4.3.  Menu Bar

In addition to the functions in the symbol bar 

b

, you will find a menu bar  

a

  

of the 790 PCset easy application.

In the menu bar, you can find both the generally common, self-explanatory standard  
commands and 790 PCset easy-specific menu commands.

Menu command

Description (cf. menu bar 

a

)

Open

Load imprints saved with 790 PCset easy for processing.

Save as

Save imprints.

Transfer

Transfer currently displayed imprints to the 

jetStamp

 792.

Exit

Terminate programme.

Port settings

Settings for connection of the PC to the 

jetStamp

 792.

Help

Calling online help.

Info

Information on the connected 

jetStamp

 792.

Summary of Contents for jetStamp 792

Page 1: ...6 Cartridge 7 Locking rail 8 Keypad 9 Display 10 Ink cartridge handle 11 Mini USB socket 12 Adapter 13 Connection voltage supply 14 Connection electric stamp 15 Green LED 16 Nozzles 17 Small felt pad 18 Protective film for cartridge 19 Cartridge contacts 12 13 14 15 D 11 B 2 3 C 10 7 E 16 17 10 18 6 19 Operating elements ...

Page 2: ...Top line Pretext and number Bottom line Date and time Display menu bar with menu items and commands Four buttons Each button is always assigned to the menu item or command that is displayed above it in the display menu bar A B C D Pretext Number Date Time 2019 Menu access f f Press MODE until SETUP appears in the display menu bar f f Press SETUP SETUP MODULE SETTINGS appears f f Press CALL SM SETT...

Page 3: ...ed imprints 52 1 6 Selecting imprint 52 1 7 Overview of stored imprints 53 1 8 Selecting pretext 55 1 9 Printing 55 1 10 Installing 790 PCset easy Software 56 1 10 1 System Requirements 56 1 10 2 Installing Software 56 2 Using the jetStamp 792 792MP Normal operation 2 1 Numberer 57 2 1 1 Leading zero setting 57 2 1 2 Incremental Decremental 57 2 1 3 Skip value 58 2 1 4 Repetition 59 2 1 5 Start va...

Page 4: ...UP 68 3 11 Password CLOCK 68 3 12 Password NO TXT 69 3 13 Password PRINT 70 3 14 Password Set up 70 4 Software Application 790 PCset easy 4 1 Preparing jetStamp 792 for 790 PCset easy 71 4 2 Starting the Software 71 4 3 Check connection 71 4 4 Operating Interface 72 4 4 1 Menu Commands 73 4 4 2 Objects 73 4 4 3 Menu Bar 74 4 5 Example Workflow Generate imprint 75 4 5 1 Starting PCset easy 75 4 5 2...

Page 5: ...zle Cleaning 78 5 3 2 Manual Nozzle Cleaning 78 5 4 Selecting Cleaning Interval 78 5 5 Cleaning print carriage 79 5 6 Clean Housing 79 6 Troubleshooting 6 1 Operating and fault messages 80 6 2 Reset button 80 7 Technical data 7 1 Rating plate 81 7 2 Technical data 82 7 3 Transport and disposal 83 8 Accessories 9 Contact 84 10 Index 85 ...

Page 6: ...the device For your safety Icon description DANGER Warnings about risks where non observance of the measures can cause immediate death or serious injuries WARNING Warnings about risks where non observance of the measures can cause death or serious injuries CAUTION Warnings about risks where non observance of the measures can cause injuries NOTICE Warnings about risks where non observance of the me...

Page 7: ...ce due to improper transport f f Only use packaging that provides protection from impact and shock to the device NOTICE Damage to the device by moisture f f Before commissioning wait until the device has reached room temperature and is completely dry Only have repairs performed by trained specialists Safe handling of cartridges WARNING Danger of blinding at contact of the ink with the eyes f f Do ...

Page 8: ... ink is swallowed f f Don t swallow f f Keep cartridge out of the reach of children Insert cartridge Fig A C E f f Remove the jetStamp 792 from the base station 4 f f Press MODE until INKJET appears in the display menu bar f f Press INKJET The print carriage moves into a central position f f Push the locking rail 7 as far back as it will go f f Take the new cartridge 6 from its packaging and remov...

Page 9: ...s see page 55 The contents of the displayed imprints are just examples and can be changed Numbers P 26 to P 29 are customer specific imprints that can be created individually see page 62 The active imprint is shown in the top left of the display e g P 09 1 6 Selecting imprint In order to make adjustments to the imprints they have to be selected and activated first f f Press MODE until NEXT appears...

Page 10: ... 2020 P 01 MODE NEXT NO TXT CLOCK EING 29 02 2020 P 02 MODE NEXT NO TXT CLOCK EING 2020 02 29 P 03 MODE NEXT NO TXT CLOCK EING Feb 29 2020 P 04 P 05 P 06 P 07 MODE NEXT NO TXT EING 00000000 R 01 01 P 05 MODE NEXT NO TXT EING 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 R 01 01 P 06 MODE NEXT NO TXT EING 00000000 R 01 01 P 07 P 08 P 09 P 10 MODE NEXT NO TXT EING 0000000000 P 08 MODE NEXT NO TXT EING 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 P 09 MODE N...

Page 11: ...FEB 2020 12 00 EING P 15 MODE NEXT NO TXT CLOCK 29 02 2020 12 00 EING P 16 MODE NEXT NO TXT CLOCK 2020 02 29 12 00 EING P 17 MODE NEXT NO TXT CLOCK Feb 29 2020 12 00 EING P 18 MODE NEXT NO TXT CLOCK Feb 29 2020 AM 12 00 EING P 19 P 20 P 21 P 22 P 23 P 24 P 25 MODE NEXT NO TXT CLOCK 29 FEB 2020 12 00 EING 00000000 R 01 01 P 20 MODE NEXT NO TXT CLOCK 29 02 2020 12 00 EING 00000000 R 01 01 P 21 MODE ...

Page 12: ... required pretext appears f f To save selected pretext and to return to the main menu press RETURN twice The main menu appears 1 9 Printing WARNING Danger of blinding at contact of the ink with the eyes f f Do not point the jetStamp 792 s nozzles 16 towards the face of persons Print imprints Fig A B f f Set desired imprint f f Put the device on the area to be printed on f f Push trigger button 1 T...

Page 13: ...colours RAM at least 32 MB 10 MB free hard disc memory 1 free USB interface Supported operating systems Windows 2000 Windows XP Windows XP 64 Bit Windows Vista Windows Vista 64 Bit Windows 7 Windows 7 64 Bit Windows 8 Windows 8 64 Bit 1 10 2 Installing Software Installation is only possible with administrator rights on the computer f f Insert 790 PCset easy CD into the drive f f If the installatio...

Page 14: ... f f Press NEXT until PRE CHAR 0 appears f f Press VARY f f To display leading zeros press ON PRE CHAR 0 ON appears f f To suppress leading zeros press OFF PRE CHAR 0 OFF appears f f To save changes and to return to the main menu press RETURN three times The main menu appears 2 1 2 Incremental Decremental The numberer can count incrementally or decrementally e g 1 2 3 or 3 2 1 Imprint P 05 to P 07...

Page 15: ...t be chosen see Selecting imprint page 63 Proceed as in Menu access see page 45 f f Press NEXT until SKIP NUM 1 appears f f Press VARY f f To increase the number value press INC f f To decrease the number value press DEC Skip value can be set in the range from 01 to 99 f f To save changes and to return to the main menu press RETURN three times The main menu appears To set the skip value for a seco...

Page 16: ...e press DEC f f To save changes and to return to the main menu press RETURN twice The main menu appears 2 1 5 Start value Defines the required number start value If for example the value 15 is set the numberer stamps starting from this value f f Press MODE until NO TXT appears in the display menu bar f f Press NO TXT f f Press NEXT until INPUT NUMBERER 1 appears f f Press VARY f f To increase the ...

Page 17: ...hanges to N1 MAX t The limit values are now set Deleting limit values f f Press MODE until N1 CLR appears in the display menu bar f f To delete the set limit values press N1 CLR 2 1 7 Stamping a constant number You can also stamp using a number that doesn t change Imprint P 08 to P 10 must be chosen see Selecting imprint page 63 f f Press MODE until NO TXT appears in the display menu bar f f Press...

Page 18: ... PICT ALL ON OFF appears Select individual imprints f f Press NEXT until the required imprint appears f f Press VARY f f To select an imprint press ON or f f To deselect an imprint press OFF f f Repeat the process with all required imprints f f To move to the next imprint press RETURN once f f Or press NEXT to access the next imprint or f f To save changes and to return to the main menu press RETU...

Page 19: ...ng was transferred MODI TEXT 01 MODI TEXT 03 MODI TEXT 02 MODI TEXT 04 f f Press MODE until NO TXT appears in the display menu bar f f Press NO TXT INPUT MODI TEXT 01 appears f f To insert an individual text in MODI TEXT 01 press VARY The following characters are available 0 9 A Z Ç Ä Å É Æ Ö Ü Ø Ñ Á À Ê È Ó Ú Í f f Press INC The character sequence starts with 0 and ends with f f Press DEC The cha...

Page 20: ...ETUP appears in the display menu bar f f Press SETUP SETUP MODULE SETTINGS appears f f Press CALL SM SETTINGS appears 3 2 Selecting imprint Proceed as in menu access see page 45 f f Press NEXT until STAMP PICTURE appears f f To set the required imprint number press VARY f f To increase the number value press INC f f To decrease the number value press DEC f f To move directly to the next menu item ...

Page 21: ...EXT f f To increase the number value press INC f f To move directly to the next menu item press RETURN once or f f To save changes and to return to the main menu press RETURN twice The main menu appears Setting the date f f Press MODE until CLOCK appears in the display menu bar f f Press CLOCK f f Press NEXT until INPUT DATE 1 appears f f To change the year value press VARY f f To increase the yea...

Page 22: ...of the ink at the nozzles depends on the ambience temperature and humidity At the corresponding configuration the jetStamp 792 performs self cleaning of the nozzles at regular intervals Small amounts of ink are ejected here At increased temperatures and low humidity the cleaning interval must be increased accordingly Proceed as in menu access see page 45 f f Press NEXT until CLEAN INTERVAL appears...

Page 23: ... the next menu item press RETURN once or f f To save changes and to return to the main menu press RETURN three times The main menu appears 3 7 Hour split The hour split function allows you to choose between showing hours broken down into 60 or 100 minutes Proceed as in menu access see page 45 f f Press NEXT until SPLIT HOUR 60M appears f f Press VARY f f 1 hour 60 minutes Press ON or f f 1 hour 10...

Page 24: ...u appears 3 9 Block unblock print triggering Blocking print triggering protects against unintentional or unwanted printing If print triggering is already protected by a password this has to be entered The factory set password is 2468 Proceed as in menu access see page 45 f f Press NEXT until BLOCK IMPRINT 0 1 2 3 appears f f Press VARY f f To increase the number value press INC f f To decrease the...

Page 25: ...vated f f To deactivate password input press OFF f f To move directly to the next menu item press RETURN once or f f To save changes and to return to the main menu press RETURN three times The main menu appears 3 11 Password CLOCK Blocks access to the clock setting module with a password and protects it against misuse The factory set password is 2468 Proceed as in menu access see page 45 f f Press...

Page 26: ...enu access see page 45 f f Press NEXT until PASSW NO TXT appears f f Press VARY f f To activate the password input press ON Password input is active f f To modify the password press RETURN once see Password Set up page 70 or f f In order to deactivate password input enter the defined password f f To confirm the password press RETURN once Password input can now be deactivated f f To deactivate pass...

Page 27: ...enter the defined password f f To confirm the password press RETURN once Password input can now be deactivated f f To deactivate password input press OFF f f To save changes and to return to the main menu press RETURN three times The main menu appears 3 14 Password Set up Proceed as in menu access see page 45 f f Setting one of the passwords to ON f f Press RETURN f f To increase the number value ...

Page 28: ... via the USB cable f f Push MODE until the menu bar SETUP appears f f Push SETUP SETUP MODULE SETTINGS appears f f Push NEXT SETUP MODULE UPDATE appears f f Push CALL SM UPDATE FIRMWARE ALL appears f f Push NEXT twice SM UPDATE STAMP PICTURE appears f f Push START SM UPDATE STAMP PICTURE ACTIVE appears 4 2 Starting the Software f f Double click the 790 PCset easy symbol The 790 PCset easy software...

Page 29: ...ce The operating interface is structured in four areas Menu bar Symbol bar 2 lines for design of the imprints Preview a Menu bar b Symbol bar c Imprints d Preview e Transfer f Exit g Arrows h Transfer of external imprints a b c d e f h g a b c d ...

Page 30: ...he properties of each object group can be configured Menus for format settings are called by right clicking the respective object Further information is contained in the online help see Online Help page 71 Symbol bar b Command Description Text The text in the text input field is inserted into the lines of the imprints by Drag Drop a text object Time A time object can be positioned either in the fi...

Page 31: ...tory standard commands and 790 PCset easy specific menu commands Menu command Description cf menu bar a Open Load imprints saved with 790 PCset easy for processing Save as Save imprints Transfer Transfer currently displayed imprints to the jetStamp 792 Exit Terminate programme Port settings Settings for connection of the PC to the jetStamp 792 Help Calling online help Info Information on the conne...

Page 32: ...d in the symbol bar b f f Enter desired text f f Click the symbol for the text and keep the mouse button pushed Drag to the first position in the upper line of the imprints c and release the mouse button f f Drag the symbol for the numberer into the upper line in the same manner f f Drag the symbols for the time and date into the bottom line The lines of the example imprint c now should look as in...

Page 33: ...PDATE The imprints P 26 to P 29 were saved in the jetStamp 792 and may be printed f f To return to the main menu push RETURN thrice more Main menu appears 4 5 5 Printing WARNING Danger of blinding at contact of the ink with the eyes f f Do not point the jetStamp 792 s nozzles 16 towards the face of persons Printing Fig A E f f Set desired imprint see page 63 f f Put the device on the area to be pr...

Page 34: ...he new cartridge 6 from its packaging and remove the protective film 18 from nozzles 16 or clip f f When using standard ink hold the small felt pad 17 that is provided against the cartridge nozzles 16 until some ink appears on the felt f f Insert cartridge 7 at handle bar 10 in print carriage f f Pull the locking bar 7 forward again until it locks into place f f Press INKJET The print carriage mov...

Page 35: ...r of blinding at contact of the ink with the eyes f f Do not point the jetStamp 792 s nozzles 16 towards the face of persons Trigger automatic cleaning mechanism Fig A A small amount of ink is ejected to clean the nozzles 16 f f Put jetStamp 792 in base station 4 f f Push MODE until the menu bar CLEAN appears f f To start cleaning push CLEAN 5 3 2 Manual Nozzle Cleaning Manual Nozzle Cleaning Fig ...

Page 36: ... liquids enter the inside of the device f f Pull the mains adapter from the socket f f Inform specialist dealer or REINER service NOTICE Aggressive cleaning agents may damage the housing surface f f Do not use abrasives and plastic dissolving detergents for cleaning f f Clean the housing surface of the device with a soft cloth if required Slightly moisten the cloth in water with mild detergent at ...

Page 37: ... triggering is blocked f f Press QUIT ERROR 04 Memory error f f QUIT drücken ERROR 09 Sensor or motor faulty Print carriage blocked f f Press QUIT Battery icon at the upper right of the display Power supply interrupted f f Establish power supply see Connect jetStamp 792 page 51 6 2 Reset button Carrying out a device reset causes various settings to be lost e g date and time or the battery capacity...

Page 38: ...odel S N Artikelnummer Serial Number GEPR Testing date jetStamp 792 complies with the requierements of EU Directive 2004 18 EC in respect of Electromagnetic Compatibility jetStamp 792 is manufactured in compliance with Security Standard IEC EN 60950 1 Disposal Directive 2002 96 EC WEEE Old devices must not be disposed of in the common household waste but in a specified acceptance point for recycli...

Page 39: ...nce temperature f storage With standard cartridges With MP cartridges 10 C to 40 C 10 C to 25 C Ambience temperature f transport With standard cartridges Height above sea level With MP cartridges 5 C to 55 C up to 24 hours 0 to 3000 metres 20 C to 25 C up to 12 hours Humidity for operation With standard cartridges With MP cartridges 10 to 80 relative humidity 8 to 80 relative humidity Humidity f s...

Page 40: ...t needs to be transported Disposal Directive 2002 96 EC WEEE Old devices must not be disposed of in the common household waste but in a specified acceptance point for recycling of electrical and electronic devices 8 Accessories Inkjet cartridges l Order N 801 307 000 l Order N 801 307 050 Inkjet cartridges MP l Order N 791 060 000 l Order N 791 060 001 ...

Page 41: ...hts reserved Translation reprint and other reproduction of these operating instructions even in parts and no matter the form shall require our express written consent We reserve the right to make content changes to these operating instructions without notice These operating instructions were drawn up with care however we cannot assume any liability for any defects and errors or resulting consequen...

Page 42: ...Hour split 66 Setting the time 64 Summertime 67 Transport 83 Troubleshooting 80 A Accessories 83 B Block unblock print triggering 67 C Clean Housing 79 Cleaning interval 65 Cleaning print carriage 79 Clean Nozzles 78 Automatic Nozzle Cleaning 78 Manual Nozzle Cleaning 78 Contact 84 D Display 45 Disposal 81 83 DOUBLE PRINT 65 E Example Workflow 75 F Fault messages 80 Favourites Set up 61 I Insert c...

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