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Page 1: ...DIRECT CARD PRINTER Operation Manual Ver 1 3 FEB 11...

Page 2: ...ion 3 Installation a Environment for installation b Space for installation c Preparation for installation d Connecting the Printer to Computer 1 SCSI 2 Parallel 3 USB e Power ON f Settings after the P...

Page 3: ...Section 7 Periodical replacement of parts a Replacing Input Roller b Replacing Print Head c Replacing fan filter Section 8 Basic specification Section 9 Configuration of the equipment Section 10 Troub...

Page 4: ...uch illustrations This indicates that there is a danger of death or serious injury This indicates that there is possibility of death or serious injury This indicates that there is a possible cause of...

Page 5: ...room It may cause fire and or electric shock Do not install the equipments near the heat emitting apparatus such as stove and heater or near the flammables such as curtain It may cause fire Do not pla...

Page 6: ...he ventilation opening is closed by obstacle heat can not be dissipated and it may cause a fire Place with the clearance as shown in the illustration Do not place in the room with much vibration It ma...

Page 7: ...f used without removing a small amount of electricity runs continuously through the dust by the effect of moisture etc and may eventually cause a fire Be careful so that the power supply cord is not d...

Page 8: ...connected to an copper rod which is buried in the ground at the depth of 65cm 26inch or deeper Grounding line may not be connected to the following points Gas pipe There is a danger of fire and or ex...

Page 9: ...electric shock If by any chance metal pieces or water get inside the equipment turn off the main switch and plug off the power supply cord from the outlet Then contact the dealer from whom you have pu...

Page 10: ...r from whom the equipment was purchased In case of thunder for the purpose of safety turn OFF the main switch and plug off the power cord This will prevent burning of the equipment fire or electric sh...

Page 11: ...It may cause card jamming or malfunction of the equipment Do not touch any part inside the equipment other than directed by this manual Read this manual carefully before performing recovering operatio...

Page 12: ...oken and cause fire or electric shock 1 e Other If the equipment is installed and operated at near TV set or radio it may cause an interference such as noise or flicker In such case use the outlet con...

Page 13: ...10 Section 2 Preparation 2 a Package contents Following items are packed in the carton together with the printer If anything is missing contact the dealer from whom you have purchased...

Page 14: ...ot be possible with one roll of ink ribbon Ink ribbon has been changed in the middle There has been errors in the middle Head lifting has been done in the middle Abnormal operation which is not allowe...

Page 15: ...ontact pins with fingers Static may damage the circuits inside this part At the printing edge of the Print Head is very hig h compound of heating element So never touch this part with a hard object fi...

Page 16: ...the item Replacing Input Roller at 7 a For cleaning the Rollers refer the item Cleaning the rollers at 6 a Fan Filter Recommended Replacement period every 6 months Do not wash with water It may cause...

Page 17: ...2 d Name of the parts Front side of the printer Front Access Cover Top Cover Rear Cover Operation Panel Card Feeding Unit Power Switch Reject Card Exit Front Cover Card Stacker Rear side of the print...

Page 18: ...15 A w SCSI type interface equipment Circuit Protecter SCSI Connector Optional Unit Connector Power Cord Receptacle Terminate Switch Rear side of the printer...

Page 19: ...16 b w USB type interface equipment Circuit Protector USB Connector Optional Unit Connector Power Cord Receptacle...

Page 20: ...17 Front Access Panel Input Roller Module Ribbon Cartridge Holding Lever Manual Rotation Knob Ribbon Cartridge...

Page 21: ...magnetic field It may destruct the magnetic encoding data if the Magnetic Encoder is being used In the worst case it may cause equipment trouble 3 b Space for installation The space for the operation...

Page 22: ...ter SCSI or USB interface and RS 232C interface for IC R W No Description Interface Cable To Control a Printer or 2 0 Not bundled IC R W control Only for IC R W installed Not bundled prepare Dsub 9pin...

Page 23: ...rinter is 4 Set the ID No with the user menu from the operation panel 1 Entering into the User Menu Press and hold the Menu key as shown in the fig till the displayed letters change from Input Command...

Page 24: ...tion 2 Name of each parts Connected device may be damaged Circuit voltage rating 24 Vdc 5 Vdc Fire risk when none designated device is connected When connecting the cable do not forget to turn OFF the...

Page 25: ...of the computer or SCSI devices to be connected The SCSI is an interface specification which allows very high speed data transfer Consequently the electrical characteristics of the cable is very sever...

Page 26: ...nector on a printer side B Type Connect the B type side to the back of a Printer at the connector with displayed a s as shown on right Do not connect the cable of parallel interface to the connector w...

Page 27: ...voltage drop as much as possible When the power is turned OFF wait for at least 3 sec before turning ON again Check that the power switch is OFF before connecting the power cord to the outlet 3 f Sett...

Page 28: ...ile communicating Error LED Red Indicates Error This alarms that the printer is in error Power LED Green Power ON indicator This shows the power is ON Ribbon Change Menu Key Normal User Use this key w...

Page 29: ...Please refer to Paragraph 10 Countermeasure for Trouble After releasing the error press Clear key to resume to Ready to Print If Cannot Recover Please Reset appears on the LCD resolve the trouble and...

Page 30: ...r mode This function is invalid regardless of the setting in the user mode if the system is designed so that the data is not stored in the printer memory to prevent double printing Stopping the contin...

Page 31: ...e User Menu Then the first menu Card Count is displayed Basic Operation in the User Mode As the User Menu has the following layer structure select the desired item wi th the MENU key and change the se...

Page 32: ...of color adjustment The color image to be printed on the card consists of the 3 colors Cyan C Magenta M and Yellow Y These colors are the complementary colors to Red R Green G and Blue B The followin...

Page 33: ...ncoder ROM display is included in the ROM Version menu it indicates that the internal encoder is connected Absence of this display means no encoder is connected Checking Optional Encoder Type Firm War...

Page 34: ...splay or not to display when an error occurred at IC R W EXE Key Print When this is ON data in the memory is printed by Exe key Print Retry When this is ON card with error is re output by Clear key Pa...

Page 35: ...normal Mode EXE Color Adjustment EXE submenu Black Print Mode Gamma 0 Select Sharpness Adjust Image Data Print EXE Print Return to normal Mode EXE Return to Parent Mode EXE Ribbon Type Push MENU Key P...

Page 36: ...33 OFF A Back Side Hold Card Error Top OFF OFF ON ON Lo Co Face Up Edge to Edge...

Page 37: ...become even 4 Place the card weight on top of the card and close the cover Hold the card s by the edge When loading the cards with mag stripe be careful to the direction of the card Regarding the dire...

Page 38: ...When loading the cards stack the cards evenly as marked with in the figure below If it is stacked unevenly as shown with the mark in the figure below it may cause Pick Up Error or the stack may collap...

Page 39: ...Top Cover and take out the Ribbon Cartridge without lifting the Print Head by pressing RIBBON CHANGE key Normal print quality of the next printing will not be obtained Do not leave the ink ribbon car...

Page 40: ...e up side of the cartridge to use as take up bobbin Set new ribbon onto the supply side of the cartridge Peel off the leading tape at the beginning of new ribbon and put it onto the empty bobbin Attac...

Page 41: ...ing operation leave the machine for about 5 min before restarting Correct printing may not be obtained if printed before the alcohol is completely dried Do not touch the rollers with hand Fingerprint...

Page 42: ...alling After wiping off wait till it becomes completely dry before inserting it again 6 b Cleaning of the card transport rollers in Flip Turn Block Before beginning this operation please read the gene...

Page 43: ...clean the whole surface of all 4 pairs of rubber rollers shown with and white mold rollers To clean them easily use the green handle located on front access area as shown in figure on right This handl...

Page 44: ...this operation please read the general advice which appears in the beginning part of this section Wet and squeeze the soft cloth with alcohol for OA equipments and wipe the all surface of the roller i...

Page 45: ...ation It may cause a trouble and or to have electrical shock Do not use solvents other than alcohol for cleaning OA equipments Using the solvent other than alcohol may damage the parts and may cause t...

Page 46: ...er I push the MENU key Such as the right please push it till is displayed Printer Cleaning 4 An EXE key Please remove a card for print from the card supply department Remove Normal Card 5 An EXE key I...

Page 47: ...44 MEMO...

Page 48: ...ery 40000 frames N A Print Head Every 20000 frames Loader Application Fan Filter Every 6 months Philips Screw Driver Number of the printed frames is displayed on the LCD panel 7 a Replacing Input Roll...

Page 49: ...print head The figures on next page showing a print head fixed showing a print head removed Take the part off See the figure at the top of nextpage To take the print head off Release the lever as poin...

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Page 51: ...Filter Turn OFF the power without fail before the cleaning operation It may cause a trouble and or to have electrical shock A figure on right shows a part of back side of the right cover located just...

Page 52: ...ection x 54 5mm card transverse direction 6 Printing Speed 30 seconds one side excluding communication time at whole area printing at the size as shown above 7 Ink Ribbon Standard 3BP 5 panels 250imag...

Page 53: ...t Printing Unit The card moves through this unit five times to be printed 3 colors black color and protective overlay coating Print Head is positioned rectangularly to the card transport line and pres...

Page 54: ...ously such as Cover Open and Card Empty the error of higher priority Cover Open in this case is displayed on the LCD panel Close the cover and press Clear key Then the display changes to Card Empty Lo...

Page 55: ...52 Please Check Ink Ribbon will be appeared on LCD when Clear key pressed without taking out the ribbon cartridge...

Page 56: ...ain on the magnetic stripe Replace with other card Mismatching of the magnetic characteristics Check the setting of type on the encoder Check if the type of the card being used is correct P 34 P 33 Te...

Page 57: ...s not used up to the end The printer becomes to error and normal printing is not possible Check the ink ribbon P 30 P 36 Ink ribbon is not set correctly Check whether the ink ribbon is correctly set i...

Page 58: ...omatically to the Card Eject Exit by pressing Clear key on the operation panel If the card can not be ejected in this method remove the jammed card manually The l ocation Block of card jam is shown on...

Page 59: ...56 Block Layout...

Page 60: ...ied cards by the dealer P 41 A card is stuck in the Flip Turn Block First turn OFF the power Open the top cover and remove the card If necessary rotate the green handle and or green disk to transport...

Page 61: ...d is damaged Replace with the new head The damage of the print head is caused by biting a solid particle between the head and the card while printing To avoid this do not use a dirty card or leave the...

Page 62: ...et to press Ribbon Change key before taking out The message Ribbon Type incorrect is shown on the LCD display This does not mean the machine trouble but means incorrect operation Un supposed Dark area...

Page 63: ...again Please be sure that the printer and the other devices start before the computer Check the connection of the cables Keep the length of the SCSI cable as short as possible Check the position of th...

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