User's Manual

Tally Dascom DL-210 User Guide V1.3
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Power Supply
External power adapter
Input
AC 100V-240V, 50-60Hz
Output
24V DC, 3A
Memory
SDRAM
8MB
FLASH
8MB
Interface
Standard
USB (2.0 Full-Speed)
Optional
Serial (RS-232, DB25)
Parallel Centronics (IEEE-1284)
Ethernet: 10M/100M
Bluetooth: SPP
Software
Driver (Windows 32bit/64bit), Bartender, SDK system
Physical Spec.
Dimensions
230(W)×290(D)×176(H)mm
Casing Color
Black
Weight
Approx 3kg
Operating
condition
5～40℃/20～95%RH (non-condensing)
Storage condition
-20～60℃/≤95%RH (non-condensing)
Safety
Standard
Safety
UL, CE, FCC, CCC
EMC
Class B
Certificate
CCC, CE, FCC, UL, Energy star
Optional kit
Cutter, Peeler
Reliability
TPH lifetime
150km
(Condition: use specific thermal roll paper and the print rate is 12%)
1.3 Print Media Types
Important •Dascom strongly recommends the use of Dascom-brand supplies for
continuous high-quality printing.
Your printer can use various types of media:
• Standard media—Most standard (non-continuous) media uses an adhesive backing that sticks
individual labels or a continuous length of labels to a liner.
• Continuous roll media—Most continuous roll media is direct thermal media (similar to FAX paper)
and is used for receipt or ticket style printing.
• Linerless media—Linerless labels have an adhesive backing, but they are wound onto a core
without a liner. The media typically is perforated and may have black marks on the bottom surface of
the media to indicate label separations. The top surface of linerless media labels have a special
coating that keeps the labels from sticking to each other. The printer must be equipped with a
special Linerless option to be able to use linerless media to keep the media from sticking to the
printer.
• Tag stock—Tags are usually made from a heavy paper (up to 0.0075in./0.19mm thick). Tag stock
does not have adhesive or a liner, and it is typically perforated between tags.
For more information on basic media types, see the following table.
The printer typically uses roll media, but you can use fan-fold or other continuous media too. Use the
correct media for the type of printing you require. You must use direct thermal media. When
printing without a ribbon, you must use direct thermal media. When using ribbon, you must use
thermal transfer media.