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Printer Does Not Work
Problem
Possible Causes
What to Do
Check that printer cables
is properly connected on
both ends.
Printer not plugged in.
Check that the host or
power supply is getting
power.
Printer Does Not
Function When Turned
On.
Tray not fully
closed.
Close the tray.
Table 4: Printer Does Not Work
2. Media and Supplies Guide
2.1 Media Specifications
The printer requires qualified thermal paper with the following specifications:
2.1.1 – Ticket dimensions shall be 65+/- 1mm (2.56 in +/- .040”) x 156 +/-1 mm (6.14 +/- 0.040”)
2.1.2 – Paper stock shall be furnished in bulk stacks of 200, 400, 600 or 800 tickets.
2.1.3 – Tickets shall be attached (chained) to one another at 156mm intervals and supplied in “fan-
folded” format
2.1.4 – Attachment between tickets shall be made with perforations across the paper width (65mm).
2.1.5 – The perforations shall also define the fold point in the paper stock.
2.1.6 – Perforation (burst) strength, or pull force, shall be 1.3+/- 0.4 lbs (0.59 +/-0.18 Kg)
2.2 Ordering Thermal Paper
We recommend the following paper grade produced by Appleton and Kanzaki Specialty Papers.
There are a number of paper converters qualified to supply this paper, provided the stacks are from
these recommended grades.
Manufacturer
Numbers
Nanoptix part no
Paper Grade
Appleton Papers
Tel:920-991-8438
100505-3024 (200 stack)
100505-3025 (400 stack)
100505-3026 (600 stack)
100505-3027 (800 stack)
Royale 700-4.5
Kanzaki Specialty
Papers
(USA)
Tel:888-526-9254
Fax: 413-731-
8864
100505-3012 (200 stack)
100505-3013 (400 stack)
100505-3014 (600 stack)
100505-3015 (800 stack)
TO-381-N
Table 5: Ordering Thermal Paper
We would be happy to provide a quote for qualifying additional grades not listed above.
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