Operator’s Reference Training Manual SLPA7000e Smart Label Printer Applicator
Operator’s Reference Training Manual SLPA7000e Smart Label Printer Applicator
IMPORTANT WARRANTY INFORMATION PRINTER WARRANTY Printronix® warrants to purchaser that under normal use and service, this printer (excluding the thermal printhead) purchased hereunder shall be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of ninety (90) days from the date of shipment from Printronix. Consumable items such as media and ribbons are not covered under this warranty.
Table of Contents 1 Setup Procedures ................................................ 7 Removing Label Backing...................................................................... 7 Threading The Label Roll ..................................................................... 8 Loading Ribbon .................................................................................. 16 Positioning The Air Jets...................................................................... 19 Calibrating The Printer ........
Table of Contents System Adjustments........................................................................... 49 Printhead Pressure Adjustment .................................................... 49 Printhead Pressure Block Adjustments ......................................... 50 Positioning The Media Sensors .................................................... 50 Sensing Different Media Types ..................................................... 52 Calibrating The Media Sensors .........................
1 Setup Procedures Removing Label Backing If the media rewind spool needs to be unloaded during operation, proceed as follows: 1. Press the Pause key to take the SLPA offline. Disable the product sensor if necessary. 2. Tear the label backing near the media rewind hub, then reach around the rewound backing, placing your fingers behind the hub of the media rewind spool. 3.
Chapter 1 Threading The Label Roll Threading The Label Roll Pivoting Deck Deck Lock Lever Figure 1. The Printhead Assembly 1. Press the Pause key to take the SLPA offline as outlined in “Control Panel” on page 23. 2. Open the pivoting deck by rotating the deck lock lever fully clockwise.
Label Roll Core Label Roll Retainer Label Roll Hub Label Roll Hub Collar Cam Lock Figure 2. Mounting Label Media 3. Loosen the cam lock located on the collar of the label roll hub. 4. Slide the label roll retainer off the label roll hub. 5. Remove the empty label roll core, if necessary, from the label roll hub.
Chapter 1 Threading The Label Roll Label Roll Back Stop Label Roll Spindle Label Roll Retainer Label Collar Label Roll Cam Lock Figure 3. Loading Label Media 6. Slide the new label roll onto the label roll hub (unwinding counterclockwise) and against the label roll back stop. 7. Angle the flat edge of the collar so that it aligns with the flat edge of the label roll spindle. 8.
Label Roll Retainer Label Roll Brake Assembly Printhead Platen Label Media Damper Backing (Liner) Path Figure 4. Loading Labels 9. Unwind approximately 3.0 feet (91cm) of media from the label roll. If your label roll does not have a leader, remove the labels from the backing. The empty backing (leader) will act as a leader to thread the media through the SLPA components. 10. Pull the brake assembly away from the label roll back stop (behind the label roll retainer) to release the tension. 11.
Chapter 1 Threading The Label Roll Lower Media Sensor Leader Media Guard Fixed Guide Media Sensor Handle Media Width Guide Media Damper Figure 5. Threading Media Through the Printhead Assembly 12. Slide the media width guide close to the outside end of the media damper. 13. Thread the leader under the media damper and then between the platen (rubber drive roller) and the printhead. 14. Verify that the inside edge of the leader is against the fixed guide on the bottom of the media damper. 15.
Printhead Assembly Upper Sensor Visible Red Beam Lower Sensor Upper Sensor Handle Platen Roller Figure 6. Threading the Leader 17. Slide the upper sensor directly over the lower sensor. 18. Thread the leader between the printhead assembly and across the top of the platen roller.
Chapter 1 Threading The Label Roll Media Edge Platen Peel Bar Figure 7. Aligning Media 19. Align the inside edge of the media with the inside edge of the peel bar. 20. Thread the leader over the peel bar, then between the lower print roller and the air jet. 21. Follow the ribbon guide arrows from the printhead, around the rollers to the media rewind spool. 22. Fold the leading edge of the leader and insert it into the slit on the rewind spool. Make sure the leader lines up closely to the SLPA panel.
Pivoting Deck Deck Lock Lever Figure 8. Locking the Pivoting Deck 25. Ensure that the label path is clear of obstructions, then close the pivoting deck and rotate the deck lock lever fully counterclockwise. This locks the pivoting deck and printhead assembly into the printing position. IMPORTANT Ensure the pivoting deck is down and locked before attempting to advance media or print. Failure to do so will cause the PRINTHEAD UP fault message to display. 26.
Chapter 1 Loading Ribbon Loading Ribbon Ribbon Take-Up Core Ribbon Take-Up Spindle Pivoting Deck Ribbon Supply Spindle Ribbon Roll Deck Lock Lever Figure 9. Loading Ribbon 1. Press the Pause key to take the SLPA offline. 2. Install the ribbon take-up core on the ribbon take-up spindle. NOTE: The first ribbon take-up fiberboard core comes with the SLPA. Thereafter, use the fiberboard core from the old (used up) ribbon. 3.
Ribbon Printhead Rear Ribbon Guide Roller Figure 10. Threading Ribbon Through the Printhead Assembly 5. Thread the end of the ribbon under the rear ribbon guide roller, then between the platen and the printhead.
Chapter 1 Loading Ribbon Ribbon Take-up Core Ribbon Ribbon Take-up Spindle Figure 11. Attaching the Ribbon to the Take-up Core 6. Wrap the ribbon from the front of the printhead assembly to the top of the ribbon take-up spindle. Attach the ribbon to the take-up core on the ribbon take-up spindle with tape. When installing a new roll of ribbon, attach the ribbon leader adhesive strip to the ribbon take-up core.
Positioning The Air Jets When a printed label is being fed from the SLPA onto the applicator pad, it must be held against the pad so that it can be properly positioned. The air jets located on the air jet tube direct air at the label while it is being fed, so that it does not bend or fall from the pad. Once proper positioning is achieved, the vacuum of the applicator pad initiates and holds the label into place until application.
Chapter 1 Calibrating The Printer FEED Position the lower media sensor in the grey shaded area. Avoid Pre-Printing Avoid Rounded Die Cut Label Corner Calibrating The Printer For printers not using smart labels, an Auto Calibrate should be sufficient to properly calibrate the printer (see next section). To calibrate printers that are using smart labels: 1. Run an Auto Calibrate to set up initial values (page 21). 2. Make a Media Profile printout. 3.
Running Auto Calibrate Running Auto Calibrate IMPORTANT Since manufacturing differences in media and ribbon can decrease the printer’s TOF (top-of-form) sensing reliability, you must run an Auto Calibrate to provide optimum sensor threshold values for the installed media and ribbon. 1. Set the printer power switch to | (On). 2. Press the .. . key to enter the QUICK SETUP menu. NOTE: For a complete description of the QUICK SETUP menu, see page 30. 3.
Chapter 22 1 Calibrating The Printer
2 Control Panel The operation and system status of the SLPA are provided on the control panel. Information concerning the SLPA is displayed on the liquid crystal display (LCD), while commands are given to the SLPA through the control panel keypad. Control valves are provided for refined adjustments to the pneumatic system. IMPORTANT It is important to become familiar with all of the operations, readouts, and components of the control panel. Inappropriate settings may impair the SLPA’s functionality.
Chapter 2 LCD LCD The LCD is a 2 line by 16 character per line reflective display with a light emitting diode (LED) backlight. The LCD displays system information on the SLPA when performing system set-up procedures, print batch status during operation, and system information in a fault condition. Keypad The keypad is used to place the SLPA in operation, to perform calibration or testing, or to modify the systems operating parameters.
Table 1. Control Panel Keys Indicator or Key Print key Description Print key – (decrease) key in Menu mode. Online Mode Prints the next label in the buffer. Offline Mode None Menu Mode Scrolls left through current menu options. Decreases option values in submenus. Feed key Feed key ↑ (up arrow) key in Menu mode. Apply key Apply key + (increase) key in Menu mode. Menu key Menu key Data indicator Data indicator is green when data is in the system.
Chapter 2 Key and Indicator Descriptions Key and Indicator Descriptions For the locations of these keys and indicators, refer to Figure 13 on page 23. Online Status Indicator The SLPA is online when the Online status indicator light is on. When the SLPA is offline, the light is off.
Menu Key and Data Indicator Light When the SLPA is either online or offline, the Menu key takes the SLPA offline and into Menu mode. In Menu mode, the Menu key scrolls through the Main menu of the SLPA’s operating system. It permits the operator to set or change various operating parameters. The Data indicator light on the Menu key is green when data is in the system. This data refers to the information printed on the label. If the green light is off, there is no data in the system.
Chapter 2 Pneumatic Control Valves And Gauges Pneumatic Control Valves And Gauges Air Cylinder Regulator NOTE: You may also adjust the cylinder delay time through the Applicator Delay menu. See “Applicator Delay Menu” on page 29. The air cylinder regulator (CYLINDER valve) is used to regulate the air to the applicator cylinder. The regulator setting affects how quickly the applicator pad will extend (apply stroke) and return (return stroke) during the apply cycle.
Applicator Delay Menu With the SLPA online, press the ↵ key to enter the Applicator Delay menu. Press ↑ or ↓ to scroll through the submenus: Cycle Delay, Cylinder Extend, and Vacuum Delay. Press + or – to adjust the values. Press ↵ to set a new value. Press the Menu key to place the SLPA back online. SAVING / DELAY TIMES will display briefly. Cycle Delay Sets the length of time the product sensor detects the product until it applies the label.
Chapter 2 QUICK SETUP Menu QUICK SETUP Menu QUICK SETUP Print Intensity –3* –15 to 15 Print Speed 6 ips* 2 to 10 ips 1 Print Mode 2 Transfer* Direct Media Handling Tear-Off Strip* Tear-Off Peel-Off Cut Paper Feed Shift 0.00 inches* 3 –0.50 to X inches 4 Label Length 4 or 6 inches* 3, 5 00.1 to 99.0 inches 6 Label Width 4.1, 6.6, or 8.5 inches* 3, 5 00.1 to 8.5 inches 5 Ver Image Shift 0.00 inches* 3 –1.00 to X inches 4 Hor Image Shift 0.00 inches* 3 –1.00 to 1.
QUICK SETUP Menu Items QUICK SETUP (cont. from previous page) Validator Funct. 1 Enable* Active IGP Emul IGP/PGL* Disable PPI/ZGL 2 Save Config. 1* 1 to 8 Power-Up Config. Factory* 1 to 8 PPI/TGL 2 PPI/IGL 2 PPI/STGL 2 IGP/VGL NOTE: Many QUICK SETUP menu items are available in other main menus. (Refer to the User’s Manual.) Changes made in the QUICK SETUP menu are updated in the other main menus, and vice versa.
Chapter 2 QUICK SETUP Menu Print Mode This menu item specifies the type of printing to be done. • • Transfer. Indicates thermal transfer printing (ribbon installed). Direct. Indicates direct thermal printing (no ribbon) and requires special heat sensitive media. The default is Transfer, unless your printer is shipped as direct thermal only (no ribbon motors installed). NOTE: The Print Mode menu item does not appear for direct thermal only printers.
QUICK SETUP Menu Items Label Length In most applications, the user-selected Label Length will match the physical label length. Physical label length is the actual label length of the media installed. Following is a list of different media types: • Die cut labels: measurable length of the removable label (leading edge to trailing edge). This does not include the liner material or gap.
Chapter 2 QUICK SETUP Menu 4 inches FEED 6 inches The top edge of the image is parallel to the leading edge of the media. Leading Edge • Landscape. Landscape refers to horizontal orientation, where the width of a page is greater than its height. The top edge of the image is parallel to the left edge of the media. The following example is viewed from the front of the printer. NOTE: Landscape orientation applies to PGL and VGL emulations. This is regarded as Inverse Landscape using PPI/ZGL.
QUICK SETUP Menu Items Trailing Edge 4 inches FEED The top edge of the image is parallel to the trailing edge of the media. 6 inches Leading Edge • Inv. Landscape. Inverse Landscape refers to horizontal orientation, where the width of a page is greater than its height. The top edge of the image is parallel to the right edge of the media. The following example is viewed from the front of the printer. NOTE: Inverse Landscape orientation applies to PGL and VGL emulations.
Chapter 2 QUICK SETUP Menu • Gap. Select when using media with a liner space between die cut labels or when using tag stock with notches or holes as label length indicators on white background media. The top-of-form position is the leading edge of the die cut label (trailing edge of the gap, notch, or hole). • Advanced Gap. Select when using media that has liner gaps between die cut labels with black background.
QUICK SETUP Menu Items Saving The Configuration After customizing your settings, save them as a configuration: 1. Press the .. . key to enter the QUICK SETUP menu. 2. Press ↑ or ↓ until Save Config. / 1* displays. 3. If necessary, press + or – until the desired configuration displays. 4. Press ↵. Saving Configuration displays briefly. NOTE: You can specify a 15-character name for your configuration. See “Name Config (1-8)” in the User’s Manual. 5.
Chapter 38 2 Loading A Saved Configuration
3 Printing And Applying Labels Printing And Applying Labels WARNING Printronix has provided the necessary guards and warnings within the confines of the SLPA, but cannot anticipate each customer’s individual installation and operational environments. It is the customer’s responsibility to provide in-house safety guards to provide adequate worker safety for their respective production settings.
Chapter 3 Printing And Applying Labels A A Flow Control Valve Air Shut Off Valve Figure 14. Return Speed Control Valve 2. Use the flow control valve (located on the air cylinder) to adjust the speed of the return stroke. (Figure 14.) Increase the speed by rotating the valve counterclockwise and decrease the speed by rotating the valve clockwise. 3. Set the Cycle Delay time for the product sensor using the Applicator Delay menu. (See “Applicator Delay Menu” on page 95.
Adjusting The Cylinder Extend Time 4. Place the product sample on the conveyor and allow it move past the SLPA. The label that is applied will be used as a reference point for positioning the rest of the labels. 5. To move the label toward the leading edge of the product, decrease the Cycle Delay time. Begin by decreasing the time in intervals of 10 msec, then fine tune in intervals 1 msec. Repeat this procedure until the label is positioned where desired. 6.
Chapter 3 Printing And Applying Labels • If the applicator pad remains on the product for too long (if the stroke time is too long): Decrease the Cylinder Extend time using the Applicator Delay menu. Begin by increasing the time in intervals of 6 msec, then fine tune in increments of 1 msec. A lower setting decreases the amount of time that the applicator pad is extended (in contact with the product). The Print And Apply Process Before labels can be printed and applied: 1.
4 Preventive Maintenance And Cleaning WARNING Prior to any maintenance procedures, be sure to power off the SLPA and disconnect the power cord and air supply hoses unless otherwise indicated. WARNING Maintenance operation should only be performed by a trained and qualified technician. Cleaning General Cleaning During normal operation, media debris may accumulate around the printer mechanism. Clean the printhead area with the Printronix cleaning kit.
Chapter 4 Cleaning Pivoting Deck Printhead Heating Elements A Printhead Cover/ Upper Media Sensor (not visible) Lower Media Sensor Deck Lock Lever Platen Rollers A Print Element Upper Sensor Figure 15.
Cleaning The Printhead, Platen Roller And Media Sensors Cleaning The Printhead, Platen Roller And Media Sensors Printhead Cleaning As you use your SLPA, the printhead may become dirty which can result in poor print quality. Clean the printhead each time you install new ribbon (thermal transfer print mode) or install new media (direct thermal print mode). Clean the printhead with the cleaning pen supplied with the SLPA or with a cotton swab moistened with alcohol.
Chapter 4 Cleaning Cleaning The Applicator Pad Hex Screw (4 or 6) Top Pad Gasket Bottom Pad Figure 16. The Applicator Pad Assembly The applicator pad must be clean to ensure that labels will properly dispense. Use isopropyl alcohol and a clean soft cloth. No other cleaning agent should be used to clean the applicator pad. Perform a maintenance check of the applicator pad vacuum chamber approximately every three months, at minimum, using the following procedures: 1.
Cleaning/Replacing The Vacuum Generator Cleaning/Replacing The Vacuum Generator Air flow through the vacuum generator creates the vacuum for the applicator pad, allowing the label to be held in place. If the label is not retained on the pad and the pad has already been inspected for leaks, then the vacuum generator should be cleaned as follows. 1. Locate the vacuum generator inside the electrical enclosure, on the applicator side of the SLPA (see Figure 17).
Chapter 4 Cleaning 6. Check the inline vaccum filter located between the Tamp and SLPA. Replace if necessary. 7. If the vacuum has not improved and all pneumatic assemblies and tubing are secure, replace the vacuum generator being careful to connect the air lines to the proper fitting. Cleaning Schedule WARNING All cleaning of printer/applicator parts should be done with isopropyl alcohol and a non-metallic tool.
Printhead Pressure Adjustment System Adjustments This portion of the manual covers all general aspects of printhead and system adjustment and replacement. Printhead Pressure Adjustment Right Pressure Block Left Pressure Block Right Pressure Block Pointer Left Pressure Block Handle Lead Screw Knob Bold Mark Printhead Pressure Adjustment Dial Printhead Cover/ Upper Media Sensor Active Pressure Setting Pressure Block Adjustment Scale Figure 18.
Chapter 4 System Adjustments Printhead Pressure Block Adjustments These adjustments to the left and right pressure blocks are typically made when the print quality is not even across the surface of the label, and may be necessary when replacing the printhead. NOTE: Make no changes or adjustments while the SLPA is in operation. Left Pressure Block Manually adjust the left pressure block so its handle is aligned with the bold mark on the pressure block adjustment scale.
Positioning The Media Sensors The upper media sensor, located in the slot under the printhead cover (see Figure 18 on page 49), should be located directly over the lower media sensor. The lower media sensor should not be placed in the path of media features that could cause false gap detection or paper out faults. Such features are dark pre-printing, rounded die cut label corners, and extraneous cut-outs. FEED Position the lower media sensor in the grey shaded area.
Chapter 4 System Adjustments Sensing Different Media Types The SLPA’s media sensors can detect the different types of label length indicators on a large variety of media types. This requires changes to the Gap/Mark Sensor menu item in the CALIBRATE CTRL menu: 1. Press the Menu key to take the SLPA offline and into Menu mode. 2. Press ↓ and ↵ together until ENTER SWITCH UNLOCKED displays. 3. Press the Menu key until CALIBRATE CTRL displays. 4.
Sensing Different Media Types Sensing Media with Horizontal Black Marks (Mark) Visible Red Beam from Lower Sensor Lower Sensor Black Mark (underside of media) Sensor Handle Media Guard Opening Figure 21. Media with Horizontal Black Marks Position the lower media sensor for detecting horizontal black marks located on the underside of media. 1. Check the position of the sensor by looking through the long, narrow opening in the media guard.
Chapter 4 System Adjustments Sensing Media with Gaps, Notches, or Holes (Gap) Visible Red Beam from Lower Sensor Media Guard Opening Figure 22. Media with Gaps, Notches, or Holes Position the lower media sensor for detecting gaps, notches, or holes in media with a white background. Place the upper sensor above the lower sensor to provide a consistent background. 1. Position the lower sensor directly under the center of the gap, notch, or hole. 2.
Sensing Different Media Types Sensing Media with Dark Background Labels with Gaps (Advanced Gap) Fixed Upper Sensor Visible Red Beam Lower Sensor Media Guard Opening Figure 23. Dark Background Media with Gaps NOTE: Ribbon is not displayed in this illustration. The upper and lower sensors are designed to function with or without ribbon installed. The upper sensor and lower sensor are used together to detect liner gaps between die cut labels that have a black or dark background on white or clear liner. 1.
Chapter 4 System Adjustments Sensing Dark Background Media with Notches or Holes (Advanced Notch) Fixed Upper Sensor Visible Red Beam Lower Sensor Black line on underside of media Media Guard Opening Figure 24. Dark Background Media with Notches or Holes NOTE: Ribbon is not displayed in this illustration. The upper and lower sensors are designed to function with or without ribbon installed.
Calibrating The Media Sensors Calibrating The Media Sensors Due to manufacturing differences in media and ribbon, the media sensors may have difficulty differentiating between the label and the liner or the label and the black mark. When this occurs, the SLPA may intermittently skip a label or display a fault message such as GAP NOT DETECTED / See Manual or PAPER OUT / Load Paper. Media sensor sensitivity and reliability can be improved by changing the Gap/Mark Threshold and/or Paper Out Threshold values.
Chapter 4 System Adjustments 5. Auto Calibrate is successful when the Sensed Distance value correctly matches that of the installed media: • Gap/Mark Sensor = Gap, Advanced Gap, or Advanced Notch: The Sensed Distance value is the physical length of one label plus the length of one gap, notch, or hole. • Gap/Mark Sensor = Mark: The Sensed Distance value is the physical distance from the leading edge of one black mark to the leading edge of the next. • Gap/Mark Sensor = Disable: Not applicable.
Calibrating The Media Sensors If you try to do a Manual Calibrate when Peel-Off Media Handling is enabled, the LCD will display, CANNOT CALIBRATE / Disable PeelOff. Before you can do a Manual Calibrate, you must select another media handling mode. 1. Press the Menu key to take the SLPA offline and into Menu mode. 2. Press the ↓ and ↵ keys together until ENTER SWITCH UNLOCKED displays. 3. Press the Menu key until PRINTER CONTROL displays. 4. Press ↑ until Admin User displays. 5.
Chapter 60 4 System Adjustments
5 Illustrated Parts Breakdown Organization Of This Chapter This chapter contains drawings of the electromechanical assemblies comprising the SLPA. The table following each illustration lists the illustrated parts and their part numbers. Items marked “Ref” (reference) are not spared, are part of another assembly, or are shown elsewhere. Illustrated Parts Breakdown Figure 25. Ribbon Drive Assembly .......................................................................................page 62 Figure 26.
5 Illustrated Parts Breakdown 9 7 1, 14 3 6 2 5 8 4, 13 11 10 12 Chapter Figure 25.
Item No. Part No. 1 Ref Ribbon Spindle Tube 2 Ref Ribbon Motor Spacer 3 Ref Ribbon Gear Drive Block 4 Ref External RR 0.250 inch Shaft (E Ring) 5 Ref Ring Ret Ext Ser 5304 0.375 D (E-Style) 6 Ref SHSS #10-32x0.375 Lg 7 Ref Flat Washer 1/4 inch 8 Ref SHCS M4 x 0.70 x 20 mm 9 172264-001 Field Kit, Ribbon Spindle, 4 inch 10 750569-001 Gear, Ribbon Drive, Final 11 750568-001 Gear, Ribbon Drive, Intermediate 12 171403-001 Field Kit, DC Motor 13 Ref Shaft, Intermediate, 0.
5 Illustrated Parts Breakdown 1, 5 7 17 18 11 12 13 2 21 8 7 15 4 22 3 13 19 20 14 13 8 8 13 23 1, 6 9 16 10 Chapter Figure 26.
Item No. Part No. 1 Ref Gauge Clamp 2 Ref Manifold, 1.250 inch Reg. Spacing 3 Ref 1/8 NPT Pipe Plug, Socket H 4 Ref Close Nipple 1/8 NPT 5 178631-001 Pressure Gauge, 100 psi 6 178632-001 Vacuum Gauge, 30 hg 7 Ref 1/4 x 0.159 Tubing-Blue Polyurethane 8 Ref 1/4 Tube 1/8 NPT Elbow 9 Ref #10 Male Elbow Fitting 10 Ref #10 Male Fitting 11 Ref Air Cyl. Piston Rod Clevis 12 Ref Double Acting Air Cyl. 9/16 x 4 13 178520-001 Valve, Air Cyl.
Illustrated Parts Breakdown Figure 27.
Item No. Part No. 1 Ref 2 178518-001 Brake Pad 3 Ref Brake Shaft 4 Ref Spring Post 5 Ref Block 6 Ref 4601 Brake Arm 7 Ref Ring Ret. Ext. Ser. 5100 0.375 D 8 Ref FHSCS #10-32x0.500 Lg 9 Ref BHCS #6-32x0.375 Lg 10 Ref SHCS #8-32x0.500 Lg 11 Ref SHCS #8-32x0.625 Lg 12 Ref Extension Spring 3.25 Lg 13 Ref Ball Bearing 0.375 ID x 0.875 OD 14 Ref Sleeve Bearing 3/8 inch ID x 7/16 inch OD x 3/8 inch Long 15 Ref Thrust Bearing, Bronze 3/8 ID 3/4 OD x 0.06 Thk.
Chapter 5 Illustrated Parts Breakdown 1 8 9 6 11 7 10 13 12 2 3 5 4 14 Figure 28.
Item No. Part No. Description 178499-901 Cylinder Assy, Swing, 14 inch/356 mm 1 Ref Cylinder Cover, 14 inch 2 Ref Solid State Swith Assy, 14 inch 3 Ref Cylinder Bracker, 20 mm 4 Ref SHCS 1/4-20x0.750 Lg 5 Ref Washer Splitlock 0.250 6 Ref BHCS M5x0.08x10mm Lg 7 Ref BHCS M6x1.
Chapter 70 5 Illustrated Parts Breakdown
Index A Control panel status, keypad, 24 Control valves, pneumatic, 28 Adjustments CYLINDER control valve, 28 cylinder extend time, 41 Cylinder extend time adjustments, 41 label application, 39 D media sensor, 50 pressure block, left, 50 Dark background labels with gaps, 55 pressure block, right, 50 Dark background media with notches or holes, 56 printhead pressure, 49 Data indicator light, 27 F Adjustments, system, 49 Advanced gap, media sensing, 52, 55 Advanced notch, media sensing, 52, 56
K Mode Applicator delay menu, 29 Key descriptions, 26 menu, 27 Keypad offline, 26 control panel status, 24 online, 26 functions, 24 N indicators, 24 L Notches, media sensing, 54 Numbers, part, replaceable parts, 61 Label application O adjustments, 39 process, 42 Offline mode, 26 Label backing, remove, 7 Online mode, 26 Label Length option, 33 Online status indicator light, 26 Label print process, 42 Onsite maintenance service, 4 Label roll, threading, 8 Orientation option, 33 P Lab
R Remove label backing, 7 Replacement parts, 61 Replacing vacuum generator, 47 Ribbon loading, 16 Right pressure block adjustment, 50 Roll, label threading, 8 Running auto calibrate, 57 manual calibrate, 58 Running auto calibrate, 21 S Save Config.
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