SANEI ELECTRIC Printy 3 BL-80RS II, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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3. Handling thermal paper
The printer uses special-purpose thermal paper with a surface that is
specially-treated with a chemical agent that creates colors by a thermal chemical
reaction. Pay attention to the following points when using it:
1) Store the thermal paper in a cool and dark place.
2) Rubbing thermal paper with a hard material may cause unwanted colors to become
printed. .
3) If your thermal paper gets in contact with an organic solvent may cause unwanted
colors to become printed.
4) If your thermal paper comes in contact with PVC film, this may cause fading.
5) Placing thermal paper on top of blueprint paper or wet copy paper just after copying
may cause discoloration.
6) To glue thermal paper, use a water-based paste (starchy paste, synthetic paste, etc.)
7) Adhesive papers such as PostIts may discolor thermal paper. Use double-sided
adhesive paper on the rear surface of the thermal paper to paste things.
8) Touching thermal paper with sweaty hands may cause fingerprints or unwanted
discoloring.
9) When using thermal paper for customer receipts, be sure you what kind of thermal
paper you are using and that you have provided precautions on how to store the
receipt.
4. Installation
Avoid using thermal paper in the following locations, which may cause a failure.
油
水
50℃ 0℃
1)ホコリ、粉塵の多い場所 2)強い振動のある場所 3)水分、油分の多い場所
4)直射日光があたる場所 5)温度が４０℃以上の場所 6)温度が０℃以下の場所
7)電磁ノイズ、腐食性ガスの
発生する場所
8)相対湿度が８０％以上の
場所
9)急激な温度変化があり結
露が考えられる場所
1) Avoid dusty places or a places
with excessive particulates.
2) Avoid places subjected to
strong vibration.
3) Avoid places with much water
or oil. particulates.
4) Avoid places subjected to
direct sunlight.
5) Avoid places whose
temperature is 40°C or higher.
7) Avoid places where
electromagnetic noise or
corrosive gas is generated.
8) Avoid places where the relative
humidity is 80% or greater.
9) Avoid places subject to abrupt
temperature changes and
where condensation can occur.
6) Avoid places whose
temperature is below 0°C
oil
water