Manuale d’uso / di manutenzione del prodotto 260M del fabbricante Brady
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USER'S GUIDE AUTOMA TIC IDENTIFICA TION PRODUCTS W . H. BRADY CO. Bradyprinter THT Model 200M and 260M Thermal T ransfer Printer ™.
Bradyprinter THT Model 200M and 260M Thermal T ransfer Printer USER'S GUIDE AUTOMA TI C IDENTIF ICA TION PRODUCT S W . H. BRADY CO . Custom er part #31 450L-12 Manufactu rer part # 31450LB- 12 Rev .
P roprietary Statement This manual cont ains pr oprietar y inform ation of B rady U SA , Inc. It i s intended solel y for the inf ormation and use of parties operati ng and maintaining t h e e qu i p m e n t d es c ri b e d he r e i n.
BRADY pri nters, excluding thermal printheads which are warrant e d separat ely below, are w arranted against defects in mat erial or workmanship for si x (6) months from the date of original shipment by BRA DY USA, INC.
The a bove warra nties are in li eu of all oth er warran ties, expresse d or implied, o ral or writ ten, statu tory or o therwise, including a ny i mplied war ranty of merchant -abilit y or fitness fo r a partic ular pu rpose.
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Th i s use r ’s g uid e c on t ai n s de sc r i pti v e i n fo rma ti o n and oper atio nal inst ructio ns for t he B rady 2 00 M and 2 60M th ermal tr ansf e r dem a n d print e rs.
Co nnection o f th e M-Seri es Printer to data sourc es usin g data codes oth er than ASCII requi res the use of a n a p propriate prot o c ol convert er . Connecti on to data sou rce s using interf aces oth e r tha n the t ype inst alle d in t he p rin ter req uires the use of an appropr iate int e rf ace conver ter.
die-c ut labels, ticket and ta g stock, con tinu ous roll, and f anfold medi a. Medi a may be r e wou nd i nterna lly onto sta ndard th ree-inch cores if the Rewin d S pi ndle o ptio n is insta lled. W ith the Peel- off option, backing m ate rial m ay be rewoun d internally .
of the pr inthead may b e re duced by abr a s ion from expo sed paper fib ers when usi ng per forated media . Since prin t qualit y is affecte d by media and r ibbon, pr inting speed s, and print er operating modes, it is very im portant to ru n test s for y our a pplic atio ns .
CAUTION: Ribbons used in the Bra dy USA , I nc . Pr in ter MUST be as wide as or wi der than t he medi a . Br a dy- bra nd ribbons provide an extreme ly smoot h back ing surface t hat protec ts t he printh ead from abrasi on by the medi a.
Re so lu ti on ( ther mal t r an sf er o r di re ct th er mal ) 20 3 dots pe r inc h (8 dot s pe r mm ) Optio nal 152 dot s per inch ( 6 dot s per m m ) 20 3 d o ts pe r in ch (8 d o ts per mm) Dot si ze 0.00 492" (0. 125 m m ) 0.0065 6" (0.
Medi a Spe ci fi ca tio ns 2 00M 2 60M T ota l me di a w idt h Max imu m 4 .5 " 11 5 mm 7 .2 " 18 2 .9 mm Min imu m 0.7 5" 1 9 mm 2 .0 " 50.8 mm Label lengt h M axi m um Re fer to “ P rinti ng Cons ider ati ons ” o n page 1-6. Mini mum T ea r- Off 0.
Rib bon W idt h Brady rec ommen ds u si ng r ibb on at least a s w id e as th e m ed ia y o u are us in g t o pro te ct t he p r i nth ea d fr om we a r. 200M 26 0M Max i mu m 4.33" 110 mm 6.85" 174 mm M ini mum 0.95" 24 m m 2. 0" 50.
The sc alable smoo th font (CG Trium virate Bold Cond ensed) i s expanda ble on a dot - b y-dot basis, h e i ght- and widt h-independ ent, while m a i ntaining sm ooth edg es.
Inches Mi llim eter s Hei ght Wi dth Int er- char act er ga p Hei ght Wi dth Char./ in ch Hei ght Wi dth Cha r ./ m m A 9 5 1 U- L-D 0 .059 0.0 39 25. 40 1.50 1.00 1.00 B 11 7 2 U 0.072 0.0 59 16. 93 1.83 1.50 0.67 C, D 18 10 2 U -L-D 0.118 0.0 79 12.
Height 15.4 " 391 m m 15.4" 391 mm Wi dth 10 .5 " 267 mm 13. 1" 333 mm Depth 18.9 " 480 mm 18.9" 480 m m Weight (option-dependent ) 43 lbs. 19 .5 kg 55 lbs. 24. 9 kg 100-1 20 VAC +10%/-15% or 220-240 VAC +1 0%/-15%; 48- 62 Hz 5 Amps @ 115V, 3 Amps @ 230V UL 1950 Liste d-Certifie d to CAN/CSA-C2 2.
• RS-232 a t 110 to 19,200 baud (s e l ect from st a n dard rates) . Bau d rate, da ta bits, pa rity, e r ror detec tion pro tocol, and XON-XOFF or DTR / DSR hands haking are all switch- sel ectabl e. • 200 M: Centronic s ® p aral lel interf ace.
When unp acking the Brady M-Se r i e s Printe r, make sur e yo u save all pa cking ma terials. On ce the print er is out of th e b ox, rais e the print e r’s Medi a Access Door and rem ove the power cord. Insp ect th e prin ter for possibl e damag e incurre d duri ng ship ment.
Should i t become ne cessary to s hip your pri nter, remove any rib bon a n d paper roll f rom the su pply spool s, other wise dama ge to th e prin ter coul d result. Careful ly pack the printer in a s uitable contain er to avoi d damage dur ing trans it.
A user- repl aceable AC P ower Fu se is locate d just above t he Power ON/OFF Switch. (See Figure 2.1 . ) For a 100-12 0 VAC i n st a l l a t i on , the replacement fuse is a 3AG F ast Blow style r ated a t 5 Amp/ 250VAC. For a 22 0-240 VAC install a tion, the fuse is the s am e s t yle bu t ra te d at 3 Amp/250VAC.
CAUTION: To e nsure t hat the M -Series P rinter ha s prope r vent ilat io n and cooling , do not pl ace any padding or cushion ing mater ial on the bac k of or under neath th e unit b e cause this wil l rest rict t he a ir flo w.
1 . Alig n the se gments of t he Ribb on Su pply S pindle . See Fig- ure 2.2 . The Ribbon Supp ly Spindl e is actua lly made up of either two or three segm ents th at rotate in dependentl y. Each segm ent has a S pring Plate o n it. It is imp ortant tha t these Spring Pl ates be in ali gnment prior to installin g the ribbon roll on t he s pindle .
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To l oad media, move t he Pri nthea d Lockin g Lever to the OP EN positio n. Refer to Figure s 2.4, 2.5 , and 2. 6. Whe n the medi a is loade d, close the printhe ad by mov ing th e lev er on th e up per pr inth ead mech ani sm to th e CLOSED pos itio n.
Figu re 2.5 Rol l Media Load ing Diagram (wi th Peel-O ff ) 2- 8.
Fo llow the in structio ns describe d in Roll M edia. The Rew ind Op tion must be insta lled in t he p rinter . To initia lly confi gure t he pri nter for this mode, follow t hese s teps: 1 . Remove t he Med ia Rewi nd Pl ate fr om its storage loca tion i n fron t of the printh ead in side the medi a com partment.
To load fa nfold med ia, place the fanfold me dia in the bo ttom or to th e re ar of the media comp artmen t and threa d it throu gh the print head as shown in F igure 2.6. Adjust t he m edia guid e us ing the thu mb screw to ke e p the me dia from drif ting left or right.
To remove used ribbon, r ef er to Figure 2.7 a nd follow the ste ps bel ow. 1 . Pu ll the hoo k out slight ly, then rota te the hook back-and- forth sever al t imes as sho wn and rem ove it from the spindle. 2 . Gras p the used rib- bon a nd re move it from the Ri bbon Take-Up Spin dle.
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Now that yo ur p r inte r i s r eady for operation, how do es it work? The B rady M -Se ries Pr int er is d esig ned to r eceiv e ins tructi ons fr om a hos t compu ter, such as an IB M-compat ible P C.
Black-Mark Sensi ng Mode In Black- Mark Sensing M ode, you use continuou s media ( no notch o r gap) having bla ck mar ks printed on the back of th e label li ner for each lab el.
label is he ld in this p osition by t hat portio n of t he b acking tha t has not cros sed the Tear- Off/Pe el-Off Bar. The L a b el Availa ble Senso r is loc a t ed on the pr inter in a po sition wher e it is acti vated by the label.
The CANCEL key is only reco gnized i n PAUSE mode. Pres s CANC EL to cancel the curr ent label forma t. If n o forma t is printing , th en the nex t one to be pr inted will be canc eled. If no formats a re in me mory , the CAN C EL k ey is i g nor e d.
Refe r to Figu re 3.1 for the l ocation of the lig hts. Note : If an operating conditi on which causes a light to be ON constant ly and one which causes the same light to Flash occur si mul taneously, the l ight Flashes. POWER ON Printer is ON. PRINTHEAD OFF Normal operation.
A Power ON Self Test (POST) is performed each tim e the pr inter is turned ON. This test checks f or pr oper initia lization of various electronic circ uits and e stablishes starting parameters as those stored in the printer’s memory. During this test sequence, the front panel lights will tur n O N a nd O FF to e nsure proper operation.
This self test prints a single lab e l w hich conta ins a lis ting o f th e print er’s curren t confi guration p aramete rs stored in Config uration (E EP ROM ) Mem ory. Pr ess th e CAN CEL ke y wh il e tu rn i ng th e AC Power Switch ON. See Figure 3.
This s e l f test is actu a l ly comp r i sed of fou r in dividual te st feat ures . 1 . The init ial self t e s t prints 15 labels at spe ed “ A” (2" per se c - ond ) th en automa ticall y PAUS ES the print e r. Each time the PAUS E key is pre ssed, an add itiona l 15 labels pr int out.
This sel f test can be use d to provide the test print outs requi red when making a djustme nts to the pr inter’s me chanic al asse mblies. See the sample prin tout in Fig ure 3.3. The CANCEL Key Sel f Test sh ould be per formed bef ore this self test .
Pressi ng these two keys at th e same ti me, while turnin g the Power ON, tem porarily r esets the Printe r Configu r ati on to th e fa c t ory defau lt values. These values will b e active unt il Pow er is turn e d OF F . When ever th e printer is reset to factory defa ults, a Med ia Ca li bra tion proce d ure m ust b e perfo rmed im med iately .
This tes t prints sev e n p r e- programm ed labe l f o r m ats at differe nt speed s. The p rint er auto matica lly paus es aft er eac h forma t. The sequenc e of label form ats is as follows . Extend ed dia gnostic te sts are ava ilable. The maint e n ance manu a l provi des the infor mation nee ded to per f o rm these ad ditional te sts.
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These switche s are locate d at the rear of the pr inter ab ove the Signa l Int erface Cabl e Connec tion . See F ig ure 4. 2. In the tables on th e following page, an “ R” m eans t he s witch i s OFF ( posit ioned to t he rig ht), whil e an “ L” mea ns the s witch is ON (posit ioned to the left).
The M -Seri es P rinter , wit h the RS-2 32 Seri al I nterf ace, us es ei ght minia ture switche s located on the rea r of the print e r, a b ove the Sign al Int erface Cabl e Connec tor. Th e ON/OFF pos itions of these swit ches est ablish s ome of the Printer Co nfiguratio n Param eters .
Thes e swi tches can man ually o verr ide an y ZPL I I com mands t hat affec t print mode , m edia mod e, and medi a type. They c an also overr ide settin gs establi shed durin g the calibr ation proce dure. Reason s why would mig ht want to us e th e s e ov erride switch e s : • Troub leshoo ting.
The Con figura tion Mode a llows you to f ine-tun e th e internal print e r c onfiguration se ttings for your applicati on. In this m ode, you can c hange the f o llowing param eters: • P ri nti ng .
the print er. If non-con tinuous m edia is sense d, Label Leng th is also ca librate d. If ribbo n is sensed, the Ther mal Tran sfer Prin t Meth od is config ured. If no ribbon is present, the Di r ect The rmal Prin t Metho d is configu r ed. The resu lts of thi s calibr a t ion are stor ed in the pr inter’s me mory .
This p r o cedure se ts the dar kness o f th e printing o n the labe l. Use the lowest set ting wh ich provid e s t he n ecessa ry pr int q uality . 1 . P ress the MODE key. PAUSE and DARKEN l ights turn ON. 2 . Pres s UP or DOWN to adjust the cu rrent setti ng.
The B rady M -Seri es Pr inter sends and recei ves Ame rican Sta n dar d Code for Informa tion Int erchange (A SCII). This c ode consi sts of 128 chara cters (256 for Co de Page 850) inc luding upper a nd lower case lette rs, punctu ation m a rks , and variou s control codes .
Whe n communi cating via the seria l data port (RS-23 2), the baud rate, num ber of data bits, and th e p arity are use r-selectabl e (see Sec tion 4 fo r ac ceptab le set ting com binat ions). Pa rity o nly a p p l i e s t o d a t a t r a n s m i t t e d b y t h e p r i n t e r , since it ignore s the parity of r ec eived da t a.
Request To Send (R TS) is a Control Signal fro m the M-Seri es Prin ter to th e host c ompute r. RTS is always in the A CTIVE condi tion (po sitive volta ge) whene ver the prin ter is powe r ed ON. Data Se t Ready ( DSR) is a c ontrol signa l from th e host c ompute r to th e prin ter.
The pr inter is conf igured a s Data Terminal Equipm e nt (DTE). To connec t the printer to ot her DTE device s (such as the se r i a l por t of a PC), use an RS- 232 Null Modem (cro ssover) cable. F igure 5 .2 illustr ates the connectio ns req uired for this cable.
The requ ired cable must have a standard 3 6-pin para llel conne ctor on on e end, which is plugg ed into th e mating conn e cto r located a t the u pper re ar of the pr inter. The para llel i nterfa ce c able i s connec ted using ba il clip s, instead of screws, in a similar p osition to th a t o f th e serial data cable.
The f oll owing char t pr ovides a descr ipt ion of each o f the pins in the par a l lel c o nnector. A stan dard parallel da ta cable will pr ovide the req uired inte rconnec tion betw een the com puter and the pr i n te r . IEE E 1284- B Connec tor Pin Assignm e nts Pi n No.
Thi s sect ion cont ains P revent ive Maint enance inform ation f or t he Brady M - S eries Printer. Th e s e proc edures may be performe d by the oper ator. The exter ior surfaces of the print er may be cleaned as requi re d b y using a lint fr e e c loth.
Inconsi stent prin t qualit y, such as v oids in the ba r code or graphic s, may in dicate a dirty p rinthead . For optimu m perfo r ma nce, Brady re commen ds performing t he cle aning proce dure on page 6-3 afte r eve ry roll of ribbo n (after every r oll of media , for di r ec t thermal pr inting ).
It is not necessar y to turn printer power OFF prior to cle anin g . I f p o w er is turned OFF, all label f ormats, images, and parameter settings stored in the pr inter’s f or m atting RAM will be lost. Permanent parameter settings stor ed in E EPROM w ill be retained.
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Note : The 200M has one toggle, th e 260M prin te r has two toggl es. The togg le(s) sh ould be positi oned to prov ide ev e n p r ess ure o n the media. Toggles are positioned by sliding them left or r i g h t t o t he d e sired locat ion. On the 200 M, the sing le toggle sho uld norma lly be positio ned over th e ce nter of the me dia.
This sen sor position requires no adjustm ent or cali bration by th e user. The tr ansmissive media se nsor senses e ither the “ w eb” between labels or a hole or notch in the media to determine the length of the label or ticket. The loca tor is a device desi gned to m a k e m e d ia s e n sor position ing easie r and m ore accu rate.
Adju stment” and “ Lower Media Sensor Posi tion Adjust ment” late r in this chapt er. Brady m a t e rials require onl y two distinct up per media sen sor positio ns.
Refer to Figu res 7.3 and 7.4 whi le performi ng this proced ure. 1 . Positi on the upp e r me dia sens or (a pproxima tely 1 inc h f rom th e sens or guide p lat e edge) suc h that a s the loca tor is dropp ed in plac e , the senso r (Ph illips hea d screw) will pr o- trude thr ough the locator slo t.
To adjust th e upper media sensor to accommodate non - Br a d y-bran d media, ref er to Figure 7. 2 and follo w t hese steps. 1 . Remove the ribbon and l ocate the Upper Me dia Sensor. 2 . Loos e n the P hillips h e ad scre w. 3. Slide the upper sensor a long the slot to the de sired position.
To ad just the lowe r media sensor, fo llow th e s e steps. 1 . Locat e the lower media senso r assem bly ( a sp ring c lip ho lding a sma ll printe d-circui t board) u nder the rea r idler roll er. 2 . Positi on the se nsor so th at the two bra ss-color ed infra red emit- ters are under the uppe r sensor by sl iding it in it s slot.
Note : This adjustm ent is in itiall y set during final pri nter calibr ation. Under normal circums tances, further adjust ments shoul d not be necessar y. The exce p tion to this mig ht be the use of med ia with exce p tion al ly thi ck o r thin backing, which could requ ire re-adjustm ent of the Senso r Sensi tivi ty.
9 . Pull the medi a ou t of the pri nter until a la bel is po sitioned un- der the Pr inthead. Mo ve the rib bon back to it s normal po si- tio n. Note: Be sure that label is posit ioned between the upp er and lower Media Sensors. 1 0. Clos e the P rin thead.
This secti on contain s troubl e s hooting cha rts used to l ocalize and repa ir t h e pri nter wh en fault s occu r. The procedur es cal led ou t in the ACTION colum n may be per f o r me d by the opera tor or b y a servi ce technici an when ind icated .
Prin ter s to ps. PA US E li gh t and PAPE R/R IBBON li ght both ON. Media incorrectly loaded or not loaded. Load media correc tly. See Med ia Load ing in Installatio n Secti on. Misadj usted Media Sensor. Media not C alibrated. Ch eck P osition and Sens it iv i t y o f Media S enso r and/o r C alibrat e Medi a.
Li ght vertical lin es app ro xim atel y 0.005" wi de running through all la be ls . Dirty he ad or ribbon rollers. See Prin thead Cleanin g in Preventive Maint en ance Secti on. Defective pr inthead el emen ts. C all a service tec hnician. Li ght prin ting or no p rintin g on the left or rig ht side of the label.
Wrinkled ribbo n. Ribbon f ed through ma chine incorrectly. See Ribbon Loading in the Operation S ection. Incorrec t Darkness set ting. Set to the lowest value needed fo r go od pri nt qu ali ty. Incorrec t printhead p osit ion or pressure. Adjust Tog gle Pressure and/or po sition.
ZPL II was sent to p rinter, bu t not recognized. The DATA light remains OF F. Com muni cations parameters or DIP Switches a re set incorrectly. See the Opera t ion S ecti on an d perform MODE Key Self Test. Che ck for format or overr un err or s. Re se t Co mm u nic a ti o n parameters if needed.
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Yo u r B ra dy M- Ser i e s Pr i nt er may be e quipped with a Peel-Off Option. In the Pe el- Off Mode , only the la bel bac king rewinds onto the Rewind Spindle .
The followi ng Bitma p Smooth Fo nts (sup plied in bold st yle only ) ar e present ly avai lable: CG Tr iumvir ate B old, CG T riu mvirate Bol d Con dense d, Fu tura Bold, Univer s ® B old, CG Ti mes Bol d and CG Pal aci o Bold (Type sizes of 6 pt, 8pt, 10p t, 12pt, 14p t, 18pt, 24p t, 3 0pt, 36p t a re a v ailable.
Dependin g on how the Brady p r i nter was ordered, a power c o r d may or ma y not be inc luded when th e printe r is optio ned f o r 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz. operation. If a power cord is not sup plied, you wi ll need to obt ain one with the fo llowing sp ecifica tions.
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00 NUL 20 spac e 40 @ 60 ‘ 01 SOH 21 ! 41 A 61 a 02 S TX 22 “ 42 B 62 b 03 E TX 23 # 43 C 63 c 04 EOT 24 $ 44 D 64 d 05 ENQ 25 % 45 E 65 e 06 AC K 26 & 46 F 66 f 07 BEL 27 ’ 47 G 67 g 08 BS 28 ( 48 H 68 h 09 HT 29 ) 49 I 69 i 0A LF 2A * 4A J 6A j 0B VT 2B + 4B K 6B k 0C F F 2C , 4C L 6C l 0D CR 2D - 4D M 6D m 0E SO 2E .
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All di r ec t therma l and therm al trans fer mate rials do no t use the same Da r k ness setti ng. The best way to ch e ck f or the proper Dar k n ess i s to use a bar code v erifier that a ctua lly meas ures bar s/space s and will ca lculate the PCS r atio.
To o Dar k - D ar k la be ls a r e f a ir l y ob vi ou s. Th e nor m al ba r code bars increase in size, and the openings in sm a ll alphanume ri c characters may fill in with ink. It ma y be readable but not “ in- spec” . Rotated bar c ode ba r s a nd spaces will run together.
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Your p rinte r can be optio ned with charact er fo nts in additi on to those wh ich are standar d in the unit. The followin g pages illustr ate the Optio nal Fon ts in each o f th e availa ble style s. From time to time, addit ions may be ma de to the list o f av ailabl e font s.
CG Triu mv irate - Normal 0123456789.,?!AaBbCc CG Triu mv ira t e - Bold 0123456789. ,?!AaBbCcDd CG Tr ium vir ate - Italic 0123456789.,?!AaBbCcDdEe CG Tr iumv ira t e - Bold Italic 0123456789.,?! AaBb CG Time s - Nor mal 0123 456789.
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Whi ch num ber do you nee d? Brady, US A Techni cal Support: Fo r questi ons r el at in g to the me cha nic a l ope rati on of Bra dy equi p m ent you al re ad y own, conta c t the Bra dy T e ch nic a l Sol ut ion C en te r. Phone: 1-800 -643-876 6 Fax: 414 -358 -676 7 E -m ail : br ady ts @ ex ecp c.
Before you call - Misundersta nding instructions or omitting a step are the most comm on sourc es of er ror. Plea se consult the m a nual and use the ta ble of conte nts a nd appendixe s for help. Be p repar ed - Only with ALL of the infor mation reques ted can we give you ac curate and fast assist ance.
W.H. BRADY CO. Custo mer Servic e Form This fo rm shoul d be compl eted in full before re quest ing tech ncia l a ssist ance. Compl ete this f orm before re questing te chnica l assistan ce.
At Brady, our servic e and suppo rt goal is to ke ep your prin ter perfo r ming optima lly. Our serv ice departm e n t provides a broa d range of ser vice opti ons and are your exp ert sources for your sup port and main tenanc e needs.
First- time opera tors should re fer to chapte rs 1 and 2 for mor e in-dept h informati on on printe r and sensor posit ions. Positi on the upp e r me dia sens or (P hillips hea d screw) dire ctly over the 0.230 in c h x 0.0 82 inch re c t a n gular regi stration h oles st amped in t he P ermasle eve carri er.
Load Permasl eeve and Brady 43 00A or 4300 rib bon as instructed in chapte r 2. The Perm a s leeve roll shoul d be loade d on the spindle such th a t : • One-si ded Pe rmaslee ve: Print able are a of sl eeves i s fa ce- up.
Once the m edia and ri bbon are loa ded and the media senso r is in pl ace, t he pri nter mus t b e calib rated. Fo r th e M-Seri e s p r i nter, th is is acco mplished by press ing the MODE Key unt il the CALIBRATE lig ht is on and the n pressing the FEED Key.
Once t he mate r i a l is loa ded a nd the print e r is c alibrate d, a sam ple sleev e should the n be print ed to accura tely cen ter the prin ting on th e sleev e. Onc e you ha ve cent ered the imag e on t he sl eeve, the ori gin does not need t o be rea djus ted ag ain ev en when ch anging sid e s in two-sid e d p r i nting.
Slee ve 1 0 01 Slee ve 2 0 02 Slee ve 3 0 03 Slee ve 4 0 04 Slee ve 5 0 05 Slee ve 5 0 05 Slee ve 4 0 04 Slee ve 3 0 03 Slee ve 2 0 02 Slee ve 1 0 01 This wi ll ensure that what is pr inted on Si de 1 of th e sleeve is th e exact same informa tion a s wh at i s printed on Side 2.
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W . H. Brady Co. Automatic Identification Products 6555 West Good Hope Road P .O. Box 2131 Milwaukee, WI 53201-2131 Phone: (800) 537-8791 F AX: (800) 292-2289 Customer part #31450L-12 Manufacturer part #31450LB-12 ' Zebra T echnologies Corporation W .
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Se non hai ancora comprato il Brady 260M è un buon momento per familiarizzare con i dati di base del prodotto. Prime consultare le pagine iniziali del manuale d’uso, che si trova al di sopra. Dovresti trovare lì i dati tecnici più importanti del Brady 260M - in questo modo è possibile verificare se l’apparecchio soddisfa le tue esigenze. Esplorando le pagine segenti del manuali d’uso Brady 260M imparerai tutte le caratteristiche del prodotto e le informazioni sul suo funzionamento. Le informazioni sul Brady 260M ti aiuteranno sicuramente a prendere una decisione relativa all’acquisto.
In una situazione in cui hai già il Brady 260M, ma non hai ancora letto il manuale d’uso, dovresti farlo per le ragioni sopra descritte. Saprai quindi se hai correttamente usato le funzioni disponibili, e se hai commesso errori che possono ridurre la durata di vita del Brady 260M.
Tuttavia, uno dei ruoli più importanti per l’utente svolti dal manuale d’uso è quello di aiutare a risolvere i problemi con il Brady 260M. Quasi sempre, ci troverai Troubleshooting, cioè i guasti più frequenti e malfunzionamenti del dispositivo Brady 260M insieme con le istruzioni su come risolverli. Anche se non si riesci a risolvere il problema, il manuale d’uso ti mostrerà il percorso di ulteriori procedimenti – il contatto con il centro servizio clienti o il servizio più vicino.
