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Table Of Contents

WEEE MARK
Compliance Statement for European Users
GENERAL PRECAUTIONS
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS...WHICH SHOULD BE STRICTLY OBSERVED
Warnings
General Precautions
Installation Precautions
PRECAUTIONS IN HANDLING THE PRINTER
THE TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. GENERAL OUTLINE
- 1.1 Features
- 1.2 Unpacking
- 1.3 Model Classification
2. Part Names and Function
- 2.1 Front of Printer
- 2.2 Operation panel
- 2.3 FEED Key Operation
- 2.4 Rear of Printer
- 2.5 Inside of Printer
3. SETUP
- 3.1 Printing Preparation Process
- 3.2 Loading Paper
- 3.3 Loading a Ribbon
- 3.4 Adjusting Media Sensor Positions
- 3.5 Connecting the AC Adapter
- 3.6 Connecting the Printer to a Host Computer
- 3.7 Install the Printer Driver
4. Configuring Printer Settings Using the Specialized Utility
- 4.1 List of Settings
- 4.2 Obtaining the LabelPrinterUtility
- 4.3 Using the LabelPrinterUtility
5. Configuring Ethernet Network Settings Using Network Seeker
- 5.1 Starting Network Seeker
- 5.2 Changing Settings
6. Configuring Printer Settings Using a Browser
- 6.1 LinkServer user roles
- 6.2 LinkServer menu configuration
- 6.3 LinkServer connection procedure
7. Configuring the Printer Using the Operation Panel
- 7.1 Sensor Adjustment Mode
- 7.2 Test print mode
- 7.3 Configuration Print Mode
- 7.4 Emulation switching mode
- 7.5 HEX Dump Mode
- 7.6 Initialization Mode
8. Online Configuration Mode
9. Clearing Jobs Stored in the Printer
10. Maintenance
- 10.1 Plastic Surface of Printer and Platen
- 10.2 Thermal head
11. Appendices
- 11.1 Troubleshooting
- 11.2 Basic Specifications
- 11.3 Usage Conditions
- 11.4 Storage Conditions
- 11.5 Interfaces

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10.1 Plastic Surface of Printer and Platen

 Use a soft cloth or cotton swab dipped with a small amount of ethyl alcohol to wipe off

dust and dirt.

CAUTION

Using an excessive amount of ethyl alcohol to clean the platen may cause surface deformation,

which would result in unstable feed operation.

10.2 Thermal head

 Use a cotton swab dipped with a small amount of ethyl alcohol.

CAUTION

 The thermal head is hot immediately after printing. Do not touch the thermal head at this time.

 Do not touch the thermal head with bare hands or do not allow metals to come into contact

with the thermal head.