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Fox-in-a-Box® Thermal Printer Installation Guide

www.silverfox.co.uk

R4.0

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Contents

Introduction

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Carton Contents

Page 3

Loading Thermal Ribbons

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Connecting The Printer

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Software Installation

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Loading Label Rolls - Fox Flo

Tie-on Labels

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Loading Label Rolls - Fox Tie-on Labels

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Loading Label Rolls - Legend™ Tie-on Labels

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Loading Label Rolls - Legend™ Heatshrink & Non-Shrink

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Loading Label Rolls - Legend™ 2-Part Labels

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Loading Label Rolls - Endurance

Valve Tags

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Loading Label Rolls - Prolab

Asset Labels

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Loading Label Rolls - Prolab

Wrap-around Labels

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Thermal Ribbon Usage Guide

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Printer Settings

Page 27 - 29

Trouble-Shooting

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Laser Printable Options

Page 32

Important Information

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Summary of Contents for Fox-in-a-Box

Page 1: ...ted Swallow Court Swallowfields Welwyn Garden City AL7 1SA UK Tel 44 0 1707 37 37 27 Fax 44 0 1707 37 21 93 Email sales silverfox co uk R4 0 Mon Thurs 08 45 17 30 GMT Fri 08 45 16 30 GMT Tel 44 0 1707...

Page 2: ...g Label Rolls Fox Tie on Labels Page 11 13 Loading Label Rolls Legend Tie on Labels Page 14 15 Loading Label Rolls Legend Heatshrink Non Shrink Page 16 18 Loading Label Rolls Legend 2 Part Labels Page...

Page 3: ...ughly tested to run all the labels types before it leaves our factory At the back of this guide you will find the settings for the blue dials suggested for running each label type Please note that it...

Page 4: ...hen please contact our sales department Tel 44 0 1707 37 37 27 Email sales silverfox co uk Carton Contents The printer carton should contain the items below www silverfox co uk R4 0 Page 3 of 35 Copyr...

Page 5: ...are 2 widths of ribbon available Your Fox in a Box has been supplied with either the full or half width ribbon depending on the labels you advised you will be using If we are not sure then you will au...

Page 6: ...the clear material onto the core anti clockwise as shown in the images below VERY IMPORTANT Please note the front roll will rotate the same way as the rear roll ie anti clockwise When fixing and windi...

Page 7: ...ata Please note that the serial port RS232C is not used with the Silver Fox Labacus software To connect the USB cable proceed as follows 1 Connect one end of the USB printer cable to the USB printer c...

Page 8: ...Software Copy paste your Setup Key in the software then follow the on screen instructions to obtain the Full Licence Key Your PC will generate a unique activation code then together with the Setup Key...

Page 9: ...ease the head unit 2 Slide the top sensor bar all the way over to the right of the printer as far as it will go 3 Slide the bottom sensor to the middle position 4 Insert the guidance system as shown m...

Page 10: ...d correctly in the printer then this will cause printing problems 6 Make sure that the white line on the bottom sensor is aligned to the size of your labels Note For 15mm wide Fox Flo labels select 15...

Page 11: ...ls see Printer Settings for more details 12 Close the printer lid then press the FEED button The printer will automatically align itself to the next available label Your labels are now ready for print...

Page 12: ...se the head unit 2 Slide the top sensor bar all the way over to the right of the printer as far as it will go 3 Slide the bottom sensor to the middle position 4 Insert the guidance system as shown mak...

Page 13: ...d correctly in the printer then this will cause printing problems 6 Make sure that the white line on the bottom sensor is aligned to the size of your labels Note For 15mm wide Fox labels select 15mm F...

Page 14: ...ls see Printer Settings for more details 12 Close the printer lid then press the FEED button The printer will automatically align itself to the next available label Your labels are now ready for print...

Page 15: ...3 Align the bottom sensor so that it is to the right of the printer 4 Put the upper sensor arm to the closed position down and move the upper sensor so that the white marks on both are aligned 5 Put t...

Page 16: ...ting for the labels see Printer Settings for more details 12 Close the printer lid then press the FEED button The printer will automatically align itself to the next available label Your labels are no...

Page 17: ...release the head unit 2 Slide the top sensor bar all the way over to the right of the printer as far as it will go 3 Slide the bottom sensor to the middle position 4 Insert the guidance system as show...

Page 18: ...y in the printer then this will cause printing problems 6 Feed the Heatshrink or Non shrink Tubing through as shown Gently slide the locating bars on the guidance sys tem over to the right so that the...

Page 19: ...izontal and Vertical dials have been set to the correct setting for the labels see Printer Settings for more details Note You do not need to press the FEED button Please note The photographs used show...

Page 20: ...so that it is in the mid dle of the main label itself and not over the label feeding tails 4 Put the upper sensor arm to the closed posi tion down and move the upper sensor so that the white marks on...

Page 21: ...the next available label sheet Your labels are now ready for printing Note If the labels continue to feed without stopping after pressing the FEED button or if the labels do not print correctly then...

Page 22: ...gainst the right hand side of the label roll 2 Lift up the top sensor bar then slide the bottom sensor over so that the white mark is central in the sensor hole in the labels 4 Remove the labels then...

Page 23: ...ils 8 Close the printer lid then press the FEED button The printer will automatically align itself to the next available label sheet Your labels are now ready for printing Note If the labels continue...

Page 24: ...go 3 Feed through the labels 4 Pull the labels through so they are accurately lined up 5 Close the head unit by pushing down the head close knob until the head unit locks into position you will hear...

Page 25: ...3 Align the bottom sensor so that it is to the right of the printer 4 Put the upper sensor arm to the closed posi tion down and move the upper sensor so that the white marks on both are aligned 5 Put...

Page 26: ...ing for the labels see Printer Settings for more details The printer will automatically align itself to the next available label sheet Your la bels are now ready for printing Note If the labels contin...

Page 27: ...s LCLZ1 11025T 2 725 N A 2 725 N A Fox Flo Tie on Labels LCLZ2 5010T 6 000 N A 6 000 N A Fox Flo Tie on Labels LCLZ2 7010T 4 285 N A 4 285 N A Fox Tie on Labels LFCL1 6015T 5 000 N A 5 000 N A Fox Tie...

Page 28: ...TSR3 300 60 or TSR3 300 110 Legend Tie on Labels Recommended Printer Settings Label Type Horizontal Dial Vertical Dial Darkness Ribbon LM9013T 8 4 24 TSR3 300 110 Legend Premium Heatshrink Recommended...

Page 29: ...Legend Zero Halogen Heatshrink Recommended Printer Settings Label Type Rolls Horizontal Dial Vertical Dial Darkness Ribbon LHZ2 R 2 4 1 2T PF 1 5 0 24 TSR3 300 60 or TSR3 300 110 2 LHZ2 R 3 2 1 6T PF...

Page 30: ...ended Printer Settings Label Type Horizontal Dial Vertical Dial Darkness Ribbon EVTP1 5 3 24 TSR3 300 60 or TSR3 300 110 Prolab Asset Labels Recommended Printer Settings Label Type Horizontal Dial Ver...

Page 31: ...g Heatshrink or Non shrink Tubing have you fed them through correct slots in the guidance system Are there any error lights flashing Yes No If Yes then see The printer lights are flashing for more inf...

Page 32: ...une the labels Refer to the Help File Press F1 in the software Alarm and Error Indications Print LED Condition LED Error LED Possible Cause OFF OFF OFF When the STOP button has been pressed Slow Flash...

Page 33: ...Prolab Optical Fibre Flag Labels Prolab Patch Panel Labels Prolab Wiring Block Labels Prolab General Faceplate Labels Prolab Wrap around Cable Labels Legend 2 Part Labels Legend Tie on Cable Labels Mo...

Page 34: ...rd is used with this product make sure that the total of the ampere ratings on the products plugged into the extension cord do not exceed the extension cord ampere rating Also make sure that the total...

Page 35: ...such interference in a residential installation If this equipment does cause interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is enco...

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