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Sprite Installation and Operator’s Manual 

11.0 

Cleaning 

This section describes the preventive maintenance procedures for the  Unit.  Although the Unit will perform dependably 

right  out  of  the  box,  the  operator  should  perform  periodic  inspections  and  cleanings  to  keep  it  in  good  working  order.  
With  proper  care  of  the  enclosure,  print  head,  magnetic  encoder  (when  so  equipped),  transport  assembly,  and  other 
components, the Unit can be expected to continue to provide good service for many years.  The following inspection and 
cleaning procedures are presented separately for clarity, but may be performed at the same time.

 

11.1  Periodic Inspection and Cleaning 

Like  any piece of office equipment, the  Unit will need periodic maintenance.  Every three months or 12,000 coupons, the 
Unit should be cleaned and visually inspected.  This process should take no more than ten minutes.  

11.1.1  Carefully  inspect  the  outer  surfaces  of  the  Unit’s 

enclosure

  for  signs  of  excessive  internal  heat  buildup.  Visual 

evidence  of  excessive  internal  heat  buildup  may  be  confirmed  by  observation  of  discoloration  or  warping  of  the 
covers surrounding the electronic components. 

11.1.2  Examine  the  Unit’s  external  and  internal  surfaces,  ventilation  slots,  transport  mechanism,  and  exposed 

components for dust buildup.  All dust should be removed at least every three months to maintain performance. 

11.1.3  If cleaning is required, complete the recommended cleaning procedures listed in the following sections. 

CAUTION 

To prevent damage, use only mild commercial cleaning solutions or a mild solution of soap 

and water to clean the external surfaces of the SPRITE enclosure.  The enclosure can be 

damaged by solvents. 

11.2  External Surfaces Cleaning Procedure 

Examine  the  enclosure's  external  and  internal  surfaces,  ventilation  slots,  transport  assembly,  and internal components for 
dust buildup.  All dust should be removed at least every three months to maintain performance. 

11.2.1  Vacuum dust accumulation from the ventilation slots and other external surfaces of the SPRITE. 

11.2.2  Dampen a soft cloth or paper towel with a mild solution of soap and water or a mild commercial cleaner and wipe 

the surface. 

11.2.3  Dry the cleaned area with a clean, dry cloth or paper towel. 

11.3  Internal Surfaces Cleaning Procedure 

Dust is primarily produced by ticket stock passing through the transport assembly inside the SPRITE enclosure.  Clean the 
internal surfaces of the enclosure as follows: 

11.3.1  Toggle the POWER switch to 0 (OFF). 

11.3.2  Unplug power cord from back of the enclosure. 

CAUTION 

To prevent damage, do not force door open beyond 90º.  The enclosure has door locks to limit 

door opening to 95º. 

Summary of Contents for Sprite

Page 1: ...www unimark com Unimark Service USA 800 255 6356 or 913 649 2424 2006 Unimark Products LLC a Microcom Corporation Company P N 71U 1405 100 REV D1 Installation and Operator s Manual...

Page 2: ...Sprite Installation and Operator s Manual REV D1 Page 2 of 36...

Page 3: ...nu 7 4 Information Menu 8 0 Basic Unit Operation and Setup Page 16 8 1 Initial Setup 8 2 Loading Ticket Stock 9 0 Operating Under a CRS or Airline Host Page 19 10 0 Clearing Stock Jams Page 19 11 0 Cl...

Page 4: ...telephone line may result in the devices not ringing in response to an incoming call In most but not all areas the sum of the REN s should not exceed five 5 0 To be certain of the number of devices t...

Page 5: ...The Unit s front control panel incorporates multi function control push buttons indicator LEDs and an alpha numeric character display The display provides Unit status and activity information as well...

Page 6: ...t Panel Section for details LEDs Four indicator LEDs see Front Panel Section for details Display 2 row by 8 column 2x8 alpha numeric see Front Panel Section for details Physical Unit Dimensions 9 229m...

Page 7: ...sport Association IATA specification 1722c Attachment C The Unit s magnetic encoder is also capable of SCN pre read before print encoded burst operations if required Ticket Stock The Unit uses fan fol...

Page 8: ...rint data On the communications daughter board is where all of the circuitry for communication with the host resides The user interface module is used for setting up the Unit on initial installations...

Page 9: ...e Unit and its sides front and top to allow proper ventilation At least 9 inches of space is required behind the Unit for cabling airflow and one ticket box Bin A or Bin B If two ticket boxes are used...

Page 10: ...1 The Unit has the following physical connections 1 POWER An IEC 320 power connection accepting 110 220VAC 50 60Hz 2 COMM 1 and COMM 2 RS 232 interface connections These connections are DB 25 female p...

Page 11: ...The Unit may also have optional hardware interfaces including Ethernet USB and Modem Custom firmware interfaces can be written for these and the existing serial interface 5 2 Data Structure The Unit u...

Page 12: ...when the SPRITE power switch is ON When not illuminated power is OFF ONLINE Green When illuminated the SPRITE is Online and ready to receive data from the CRS When not illuminated the SPRITE is Offli...

Page 13: ...om list 1 ATB Print Config Coupon 1 ATB ITIN Adjust Cleaning Card 1 ICONS Online Offline Info Defaults 3 Service Menu 2 1 Choosing this menu selection causes an action in the Unit There are no other s...

Page 14: ...ct Y Select Y to print test coupon Burster Enter Value Select Y Select Y to print test coupon Top Margin Enter Value Select Y Select Y to print test coupon Left Margin Enter Value Select Y Select Y to...

Page 15: ...structure may change depending on the specific customer firmware version BIN A of Coupons Stock Counts BIN B of Coupons Total Coupon Count Print head Count of Coupons Info Read SCN only available if S...

Page 16: ...es are experienced with any of these procedures please refer to the Troubleshooting Section for help CAUTION To prevent damage immediately toggle the power switch to the 0 OFF position if the SPRITE d...

Page 17: ...will be voided and placed in the exit bin 8 1 3 When the Unit successfully completes initialization the following message is displayed to indicate the unit is Online and ready to print 8 1 4 If the Un...

Page 18: ...he optional Locked Ticket Box was purchased attach the bin to the rear of the SPRITE printer using the two thumbscrews already installed in the bin The Locked Ticket Box can be set up in two different...

Page 19: ...ash when data from the host is being received by the Unit 9 0 5 Verify that a test ticket is printed after the host data transmission is complete and that the test ticket is printed correctly If the t...

Page 20: ...10 0 4 2 Unlock and open the door on the left side of cabinet to a maximum of 90 WARNING To prevent personal injury do not touch motors when clearing ticket stock jams After extended Unit use motors...

Page 21: ...slots transport mechanism and exposed components for dust buildup All dust should be removed at least every three months to maintain performance 11 1 3 If cleaning is required complete the recommended...

Page 22: ...4 2 Press the up or down arrow push buttons to access MENU PRINT Press ONLINE ENTER push button 11 4 3 Press the up or down arrow push buttons to access PRINT CLEAN Press ONLINE ENTER push button 11 4...

Page 23: ...e SPRITE was Online Press ONLINE ENTER button to return Online Alert condition forced Unit Offline Clear alert condition and press RESET EXIT button followed by ONLINE ENTER Unit delivers blank coupon...

Page 24: ...older 12 2 3 Disconnect the power cord remove the fuse holder and check the fuse 12 2 4 If the fuse is bad replace it with a fuse of the same rating see below CAUTION To prevent the risk of fire repla...

Page 25: ...CLEAR Communications error primarily related to serial communications with the host Typical message sequence when the Unit detects that the incoming data does not match its communication parameters s...

Page 26: ...age Replenish Stock B supply Soft alert cleared Burster failure1 Alternating message Remove damaged stock from burster area and press RESET EXIT push button to clear hard alert Document jam at exit1 A...

Page 27: ...ent jam at Bin B1 Alternating message Clear jam load stock correctly and press RESET EXIT push button to clear hard alert Document jam at Encoder1 Alternating message Clear jam load stock correctly an...

Page 28: ...d Default settings into a new setup file APP INI and finish booting to the Online state Press Enter key continue Second Scrolling message After loading defaults the Unit may have different communicati...

Page 29: ...d place the unit back in operation Messages may vary slightly depending on the sequence of events OR Bin A Empty1 While processing Tickets Stock ran out in Bin A while processing tickets Manually load...

Page 30: ...ate and ready for operation Exit Bin Full1 Exit bin has filled and tripped the stock level sensor Manually remove coupons to restart print process press ONLINE ENTER push button if necessary Floppy Me...

Page 31: ...ppy controller error will occur Install floppy disk and power cycle unit Once floppy disk has been removed it is recommended to power cycle the unit to return the Unit to its defaulted operating state...

Page 32: ...y Press ONLINE ENTER push button twice to clear the message or message will be cleared upon receiving any valid AEA command Check In or Revalidation in progress Unit could not process command because...

Page 33: ...in B However these adjustments are only available when the Unit is Offline and the Adjustments menu is selected Because of the wide variance in stock quality some print issues can be resolved by chang...

Page 34: ...erial and it is still in good condition we recommend that you re use it Otherwise contact Unimark for a packing kit The figure below shows an exploded view of typical packing for shipping the SPRITE U...

Page 35: ...to attendant to guide you to our technical support line A technical support analyst will assist you To better serve you please have the product in question on line and ready to test prior to calling t...

Page 36: ...sponsible for any loss or damages incurred in shipping Any warranty work to be performed by Unimark shall be subject to Unimark s confirmation that such product meets Unimark warranty In the event of...

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