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Getting started
User’s Guide for the ImageCard® IV Printer
Optional supplies include:
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Laminate supply material
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Topcoat supply material
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Cleaning stick
See “Supplies and cards” on page B-1 for details about supplies, including choices
available, ordering information, and conditions for storing supplies.
General office supplies might also be used with the ImageCard IV printer, including:
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Office tape to attach ribbon or supply material to cores.
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Clean, soft cloth for general cleaning of the printer.
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As an alternative, isopropyl alcohol for cleaning of the printer.
Parts
You can purchase additional parts that can improve workflow in certain situations.
Also, plan to purchase replacement parts.
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You can purchase additional parts, including supply cartridges and card trays, for
your ImageCard IV printer. If you make more than one type of card and use
different supplies, additional supply cartridges allow you to keep supplies loaded
in the cartridge. Additional supply cartridges also can help maintain production
rates by allowing the operator to immediately replace an empty cartridge with a
full one. The operator can load cartridges while the printer is operating.
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The ImageCard IV printer uses a 5 ampere, slow blow, 250 volt 5x20 fuse,
available from Datacard or any electronics store. Stocking a spare fuse can help
to maintain production.
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The ImageCard IV printer has a replaceable printhead. The printhead affects card
quality and is subject to wear and damage.
See “Supplies and cards” on page B-1 for details about supplies, including choices
available and ordering information.
Tools
When you use the ImageCard IV printer, you might also use the following tools.
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A vacuum cleaner with attachments to clean the printer.
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A cutting device, such as a utility knife, to open the shipping carton.
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Scissors to trim supply material.
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When changing the printhead, use an electrostatic discharge (ESD) strap to
prevent static electricity from damaging a printhead. An ESD strap is available
from Datacard or from any electronics store. See
“Anti-static wrist strap” on
page B-13 for information about obtaining an ESD strap from Datacard.