Printer User’s Guide The Future of Portable Printing . . .
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Contents Safety Information..............................................................................v Printer Features................................................................................ vii Warranty Information ..................................................................... viii Chapter 1 Setting Up the Printer Unpacking the Printer .........................................................................1 Connecting to an AC Outlet...................................................
Chapter 3 Tips on Using Paper Inserting Paper..................................................................................35 Use Pentax Quality Paper .................................................................36 Usage and Handling Instructions......................................................36 Clearing a Paper Jam ........................................................................37 Method 1.......................................................................................
Safety Information Use Recommendations • Because the printer uses a thermal printing method, it produces heat during operation. Be sure to place it where it will receive adequate ventilation. • Don’t allow moisture to come in contact with the printer, the AC adapter, or the AC power cord. Outdoor Use Warning To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not expose this printer, its AC adapter, or the power cord to rain or moisture.
Unplug AC Cable when Printer is Not in Use Always unplug the AC cable from the AC power outlet when you stop using the printer or finish charging the battery. The transformer inside the AC adapter generates heat while it is plugged in. Unplugging the AC adapter extends its life. Battery Recycling/Disposal Information This printer can run on an optional rechargeable Nickel-Metal Hydride (NiMH) battery. The battery is recyclable.
Printer Features The Pentax PocketJet® ultra-portable printers have been specifically designed to meet the growing demands of mobile workers. The Pentax PocketJet printer features include: • The printer can be driven directly from Windows® (95, 98, ME, 2000, XP, CE, CE.NET), Symbian/EPOC OS, Linux, and MAC OSX operating systems and other handheld devices such as software applications with the supplied drivers. Most PocketPC, Windows Mobile, and Palm units require third party software.
Warranty Information Standard Warranty Pentax provides, free of charge, a one-year limited warranty for your new PocketJet printer. For one year from the date of original purchase, Pentax will repair or replace a failed unit with a new or rebuilt unit when it is returned postpaid to an authorized Pentax service center. A return material authorization number (RMA) and proof of purchase are required—in the United States and Canada call Pentax Customer Support at 1-800-543-6144, ext. 1820.
Chapter 1 - Setting Up the Printer Unpacking the Printer Read and follow any instructions on any Read Me First sheet that may be included in your kit. A typical printer kit contains the items shown in Figure 1. FIGURE 1.
Connecting to an AC Outlet Connect the printer to a nearby AC power outlet to run it on AC power or to charge the battery (see Charge the Battery, page 4). 1. Connect the AC adapter to the printer as shown in Figure 2. 2. Connect the AC power cord to the AC adapter. 3. Plug the AC power cord into a nearby AC power outlet (100~240 VAC, 50-60 Hz). FIGURE 2. Connecting the printer to an AC power outlet The PocketJet works from DC sources from 10 to 17V, and can require as much as 2.6A.
Connecting to a DC Supply The PocketJet can be powered from its internal NiMH battery or from a vehicle DC supply. To install the battery, see page 32. To connect your PocketJet to a “12-volt” vehicle DC supply to print or maintain the battery charge, follow the steps below. 1. Connect an appropriate power adapter cord (either with a cigarette plug or direct wired) to the vehicle 12VDC supply as shown in Figure 3. (These items are available as options - See Ordering Information, Chapter 8.) 2.
Using the Operation Panel The operation panel consists of the main switch and three indicator lights. See Figure 4. FIGURE 4. Operation panel Main Switch Functions Power ON: Push once while the printer is OFF. Power OFF: Push twice quickly. Manual Form Feed: With power ON and paper inserted, press and hold the main switch to feed (or eject) paper.
Program Mode: After powering the unit on, press and hold for 2 seconds until the DATA LED turns red. Press and hold again for 6 seconds until the DATA and ERROR LEDs blink red. This mode allows uploading font files or upgrading firmware files. See page 21 for further information. NOTE: The printer may be configured for “auto off” operation.
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Chapter 2 - Using the Printer Printing Solutions Pentax provides printing solutions for many different operating systems and device types.
Driver Installation CAUTION: Please do NOT connect your PocketJet printer to your computer via the USB cable UNTIL you have performed the driver installation. If you accidentally do so, cancel the “New Hardware Wizard”, disconnect the printer, and begin the driver installation described below. Your printer requires software drivers to communicate with your computer and print properly. A CD with drivers and installation information is provided with your PocketJet kit.
for more information. Note that every driver can be installed manually if necessary. Browse the CD to locate the “Setup” or “Install” program for your operating system, then double click on the “.exe” program icon and follow the on-screen instructions. If the installation does not proceed as explained above, contact Pentax Customer Service.
Using the Configuration Program: Connect an external power source, or be sure that the battery is freshly charged. • Assure that the Printer Driver has been installed and is functional. • Connect the supplied USB cable between the printer and host computer, or align the computer and printer Infrared ports. • From the Start Menu, select Programs, select Pentax PocketJet 3, and then select “PocketJet 3 (or 3plus) Configuration” • The application will load and will appear as follows: FIGURE 5.
Auto-On: When external power is applied to the printer, there are three possible actions that the printer may take. If Auto-On is set to ‘Disabled’, the printer will place itself in a “sleep” state where minimal power is used. The printer’s internal processor is kept alive, but no LEDs are lit and no printing is possible. The Main Switch must be pressed to wake the printer up for printing.
Pre-Feed: When the printer is powered on and paper is found in the infeed area, the printer will normally advance the paper a short distance. This is the default ‘Enabled’ operation of the printer. However, roll paper users who leave paper loaded while powering the printer up/down may find that this is inconvenient as it will misregister the top of form on preprinted and perforated roll paper. Those users will likely wish to ‘Disable’ this feature.
‘Fixed Page’ mode is typically appropriate. It assumes a known page length (based upon the ‘Form Length’ and/or ‘Paper Size’ settings). It advances a new sheet to the printing position, and attempts to eject it at an appropriate distance based upon the length of the page. ‘End of Page’ mode makes no assumptions about page length, and will continue to feed the paper forward to a maximum page length of 14” or until the Paper Sensor detects that no paper remains in the input of the printer.
about 0.27” and 0.06”, respectively. Printable width is set to 8.16” with 0.17” margins on either side. ‘A4’ size assumes an 8.27 x 11.7” (210 x 297mm) in page, and sets a total printable height of 11.36” (299.4mm), and top and bottom margins of about 0.27” (6.8mm) and 0.06” (1.7mm) respectively. Printable width is set to 8.0” (203.2mm) with 0.13” (3.4mm) margins on either side. ‘Custom’ size allows the setting of length of the form, bottom margin, and left and right margins using those commands.
Left Margin: This setting can modify the left margin when the ‘Custom’ ‘Page Size’ is selected. You may choose to avoid any changes by selecting ‘Use Paper Size’ which will assume you wish to use the full 8” available print width. You may also choose to set a number of columns of unprinted left margin. The actual empty width created will depend upon the current character pitch as set by ‘Default Pitch’.
Right Margin: This setting can modify the right margin when the ‘Custom’ ‘Page Size’ is selected. You may choose to avoid any changes by selecting ‘Use Paper Size’ which will assume you wish to use the full 8” available print width. You may also choose to set a number of columns of unprinted right margin. The actual empty width created will depend upon the current character pitch as set by ‘Default Pitch’.
Form Length: This command can be used to set the form length of a ‘Custom’ size page. You may specify the vertical print area in text lines as defined by the ‘Text Line Spacing’ setting, or in inches. If using the ‘Lines’ method for setting “custom” form length, the actual vertical space on the page is determined by the vertical space per line as determined by the ‘Text Line Spacing’ command.
Default Font: This command determines which of the two internal typefaces is the default when printing ASCII text. From the factory, a Serif font (similar to Courier) and Sans Serif font (similar to Letter Gothic) are supplied. Default Pitch: This command determines default horizontal size of characters when printing ASCII text. Smaller characters (15 per inch) allow you to print more characters across a line than larger characters (10 per inch).
128 and 255 are received. Either the graphics characters or italic versions of the lower valued characters (32 to 127) are printed. CR-LF Mode: This command determines what the ESC/P® emulation does with ASCII characters 10 and 13. These are the ‘line feed’ (LF) and ‘carriage return’ (CR) characters. The “LF” causes the printer to move down to the next print line, and the “CR” causes the printer to move back to the left margin position.
Printer Commands Test Page: You can print a test page using the Configuration Utility or you can print test pages using the Main Switch (see page 48). Clicking on ‘Test Page’ will print a page showing the current printer configuration and image quality verification graphics. Pentax PocketJet3 Firmware Version 01.
END OF PAGE Clean: Clicking on this button places the printer in “Cleaning Mode”. Refer to that maintenance procedure in this manual for further instructions. Upload Font: Clicking on this button will guide you through the process of uploading new fonts to the printer. Upgrade Firmware: Clicking on this button will guide you through the process of uploading new firmware to your printer. See Program Mode, page 5, for further information.
File Menu: Import – Load a configuration file that was saved previously using the Export feature. Note: You must then Save Config to set the printer to this configuration. • Export – Save a configuration to a file. • Select Printer – Displays the currently available print queues for your printer, along with the port name, to make it easier to select the proper printer in case you have more than one print queue available. This will also modify the Printer selected on the main dialog.
Connecting to Your Computer There are two ways to connect your PocketJet to your computer, via USB cable and via Infrared (IrDA). Via USB Cable CAUTION: Install the driver software before connecting the printer to the computer via the USB cable. 1. Make sure your printer is off before installing the interface cable. 2. Take the printer end of the cable and hold it so the notched metal surface is facing up. 3. Insert the printer end of the cable into the interface connector on the side of the printer.
C. location” and browse the Pentax Driver CD into the :\\Win9xME folder. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the wizard installation. Via Infrared (IrDA) If a USB cable is not connected to the PocketJet printer when it is turned on, the infrared connection is automatically enabled. Make sure your computer is set properly to send data via its infrared port, make sure the two infrared ports are aligned, and proceed to print.
Printing 1. Make sure that you have installed a charged battery, have connected the printer to an AC power outlet, or have a DC adapter plugged in. 2. Turn the printer on by pressing the main switch once quickly. The POWER indicator lights up. See Figure 8. FIGURE 8. Turning on the printer 3. Insert a sheet of Pentax Quality Paper into the paper input slot. Place the print side of the paper away from you, so that it faces the rear of the printer. See Figure 9.
The green DATA indicator light blinks to indicate that the printer is receiving data from your computer. NOTE: If you have inserted paper into the input slot and the green DATA light stays on (without blinking), the printer has received insufficient data to print an entire page. Press and hold the green Power button to eject the page. Turning the Printer OFF Press the main switch twice quickly to turn the printer off.
Accessing Advanced Software Features through Windows These features can be accessed using the software dialog boxes and methods discussed below. For more detailed information, view the “Read Me” file on the driver CD, if available. In Windows CE, double tap on the PocketJet printer icon in the Control Panel window.
• End of Page Mode - the printer feeds paper until an “out-ofpaper” condition is found, or a maximum of 14”. Use this with perforated paper. Windows CE Windows CE Notes: 1) Serial Handshake – Not used at this time. 2) Port Buffer Size – Controls the largest block of data sent to the printer port at one time. Set this to the largest value that works reliably on your CE device (larger=faster). 3) Perforated Paper – Modifies the printable area to assure proper function when using perforated paper.
Non-Perforated Roll Paper Usage To use roll paper, you must select from either fixed page length using “Fixed Page Mode” or variable page length using the “No Feed Mode” and selecting a page eject length using the “No Feed Mode Extra Feed” option. When using Windows 2000/XP, for each case below, be sure to set the Paper Type to “Roll.” A. Variable Length Forms (saves paper) 1. Select No Feed Mode. 2.
D. Multipage Documents with “tear off” for EACH page Note: This feature is only available with Win 9x/Me and has recently been added to the Win2k/XP driver (check the Pentax website for the latest driver). Select “Prompt” for Win 9x or “Roll Paper Pause” for Win 2k/XP for Paper Source on the “Paper” tab within the printer properties control panel. This setting causes a dialog to be displayed before EVERY printed page, including the first one. Perforated Roll Paper Usage 1. 2. Select “End of Page” mode.
Installing the Battery 1. Open the printer’s battery cover by pressing the cover latch. Push the cover away from the AC adapter receptacle. See Figure 10. FIGURE 10. Opening the Battery Cover 2. Swing the cover open and remove it. 3. Gently push the battery connector into the terminal on the inside of the printer’s battery compartment. See Figure 11. FIGURE 11. Pushing the battery connector into the terminal CAUTION: Do not force the battery connector into the terminal.
4. Grasp the battery removal ribbon, which is attached to the inside of the battery compartment. See Figure 12. CAUTION: If you forget to hold on to the ribbon, you may accidentally insert the battery on top of it. Then you won’t be able to remove the battery by pulling the ribbon. FIGURE 12. Placing the battery inside the battery compartment 5. While holding onto the ribbon, tilt the battery and place it inside the battery compartment.
Removing the Battery 1. Open the printer’s battery cover by pressing the cover latch. Swing the cover open and remove it. 2. Pull out on the battery removal ribbon as shown in Figure 13 until the battery starts to tilt out of its compartment. NOTE: If the battery removal ribbon is caught behind the battery, insert a thin metal object such as a flat-blade screwdriver between the battery and the case at the end away from the AC adapter receptacle and tilt it out of its compartment. 3.
Charging the Battery Note: Batteries are shipped from the factory uncharged. Charging the Battery 1. Make sure the printer is connected to an AC power outlet with the AC adapter and power cord or a DC power cord. 2. Make sure the printer is off. 3. Press the main switch and hold it down for a few seconds until the POWER indicator light begins to blink. This starts the charging of the battery. The POWER indicator light blinks until charging is complete.
Chapter 3 - Tips on Using Paper Inserting Paper 1. Use both hands to hold the paper straight while you insert it into the printer’s paper input slot. Make sure the bottom edge of the paper is parallel to the feed roller. 2. Press the paper gently into the printer’s input slot until the roller pulls it into the starting position, then let go. See Figure 14. FIGURE 14.
See “Advanced Software Features:Form Feed Modes”, “Advanced Features: Non-Perforated Roll Paper Usage”, and “Advanced Features: Perforated Roll Paper Usage” in Chapter 2. Use Pentax Quality Paper Pentax guarantees optimum compatibility with your PocketJet printer when you use Pentax Quality Paper. This paper is a thermal paper, which eliminates the use of toner, ribbons or ink. It has been specifically designed and tested for optimal support for the PocketJet printer family.
Clearing a Paper Jam Method 1 Press and hold the green Main Power switch. The drive motor will start and move slowly for a few seconds, then move faster as long as you hold the switch down. This can be repeated as many times as necessary. If this does not move the jammed paper out of the printer, use Method 2 below. NOTE: This method can also be used to finely position a sheet of paper for printing, for instance on a pre-printed form. Method 2 1. Gently open the release cover as far back as it will go.
2. Gently pull the paper out of the printer. Pulling in either direction is acceptable. See Figure 16. FIGURE 16. Pulling jammed paper out of the printer 3. Close the release cover. 4. Reinsert a new sheet of paper in the printer and restart the job.
Chapter 4 - Maintaining the Printer Cleaning the Print Head To maintain high print quality, clean the print head after 500 prints or whenever you detect broken or light characters on the page. NOTE: Defective or wrinkled paper can also cause broken or light characters. If the problem does not go away after you clean the print head, try a different sheet of paper or a higher density setting. 1. Make sure the printer is powered on without paper loaded.
FIGURE 17. Inserting the cleaning cloth CAUTION: Do not attempt to clean the print head with any material other than the cleaning cloth. The cleaning cloth is for head and roller cleaning only. Do not use it to clean any other part of the printer. NOTE: Don’t throw the cleaning cloth away after you clean the print head. It should last for the life of the printer. Keep the cleaning cloth with your printer supplies and use it whenever you need to clean the print head.
Cleaning the Platen Roller Dirt and debris on the platen roller can make the roller feed paper into the printer at an angle, degrade the quality of the printed image, or both. 1. Make sure the printer is powered on without paper loaded. NOTE: If paper is loaded and detected printer when you attempt to initiate Cleaning Mode, a Form Feed will be executed instead. 2. Press the main switch for about two seconds. The “Data” LED will illuminate. 3. Press the main switch again for less than 2 seconds.
FIGURE 18. Cleaning the platen roller. CAUTION: Do not attempt to clean the platen roller with any material other than the cleaning cloth. The cleaning cloth is for head cleaning and platen roller cleaning only. Do not use it to clean any other part of the printer. NOTE: Don’t throw the cleaning cloth away after you clean the platen roller. It should last for the life of the printer.
Cleaning the Printer’s Exterior Should the outside of the printer become dirty, clean it using a soft cloth moistened with water. If necessary, add a very small amount of a mild soap such as a liquid dishwashing detergent. CAUTION: Avoid saturating the cloth. Do not allow water to get inside the printer. Avoid the use of benzene, alcohol, paint thinner, or cleaners that are abrasive, alkaline, or acidic. Such cleaners may damage the printer’s case.
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Chapter 5 - Reference Indicator Lights The indicator lights tell you about the current status of the printer. Indicator Light Table = Solid =Blinking = Alternating Blinking POWER DATA ERROR = Doesn’t matter External power in use Battery in use, > 14.0 Volts Battery in use, > 13.1 Volts Battery in use, > 10.0 Volts Battery in use, > 6.
POWER DATA ERROR Flash data storage is complete Bad checksum of flash data No battery found when charging Time-Out when charging Low Thermal Head temperature High Thermal Head temperature Data Receive Error Indicator Light Warnings The POWER indicator light does not light The printer is receiving no power. If you are using the AC adapter, make sure it is connected properly. See page 2, “Connecting to an AC Outlet.” Make sure the AC power outlet is “live.
No Battery Found When Charging If this indication occurs immediately when attempting to charge the battery, the printer did not “see” a battery when you tried to initiate a battery charging cycle. Make sure the battery has been installed and connected properly and that there are no broken wires at the battery or connector. See page 31, “Installing the Battery.” If the battery is connected properly, you may have attempted to charge the battery and it has become overheated during the charge cycle.
Data Receive Error Data is being received but errors are causing the printer to request that it be re-transmitted. This will slow printing speed and is almost always associated with the quality of an IrDA connection. Try repositioning the printer or host IrDA until the errors cease. Self-Test Feature The Self-Test Feature can be used to print a letter-size page test page without connection to a host computer.
Chapter 6 - Troubleshooting Overview If you have difficulty getting your printer to work properly, first check to make sure you have done the following tasks correctly (See Chapter 1, “Setting Up the Printer”). • Installing the battery or connecting the printer to an AC outlet • Connecting the printer to your computer Make sure you have installed and selected the proper printer driver as explained in Chapter 2, “Using the Printer.
Paper Problems The paper is jammed in the printer See page 37, “Clearing a Paper Jam.” Paper moves through the printer, but nothing appears on the paper Make sure you are using Pentax Quality paper and that you are loading it properly with the print side away from you. See page 35, “Inserting Paper.” Also, check the Print Density setting using the “Advanced Software Features,” Chapter 2.
The image is squashed and stretched in many places Make sure the release cover was not left open during printing. If it is open, close it completely. Make sure the paper is not slipping in the printer. If it is, make sure the print head and platen roller are clean. See Chapter 4, “Maintaining the Printer.” Make sure the paper is not wrinkled prior to inserting it. Also, make sure you are using Pentax Quality paper.
The top margin is incorrect Make sure the correct margins have been set in the configuration utility and your software application. If not, set the margins for the top and bottom of the page as needed. Make sure you are not inserting the paper into the paper input slot with excessive force. Always insert the paper gently.
possible, replace the interface cable with another and permanently replace it if it is defective. Pages Don’t Print The green DATA indicator remains lit but does not blink The print buffer contains unprinted data from the software application. If you have already inserted paper in the printer, take the paper out and re-insert it to make sure the printer knows paper is ready. If that doesn’t work, you may need to turn the printer off, turn it back on, and restart the print job.
Make sure the printer driver is not inadvertently set to “No Feed Mode.” You may advance the paper position by pressing and holding the main switch while paper is loaded. The printer ejects a partially printed page, and the green DATA indicator light remains lit or blinking Make sure the Paper Size selection is correct using the application’s dialog box. Windows CE-related Problems I get an error message on my WinCE HPC when I try to print Make sure the correct printer and port are selected.
Chapter 7 - Technical Information Specifications Physical Height: 1.18 in. (30 mm) Width: 10.04 in. (255 mm) Depth: 2.17 in. (55 mm) Weight: 1.12 lb.
Custom 4.13” (105mm) x 1.00” minimum 8.6” (218.5mm) x 27 feet (at 200 dpi) max. 8.6” (218.5mm) x 18 feet (at 300 dpi) max. (14“ maximum length recommended) Paper Type Thermal—Cut Sheet, Roll Paper, Perforated Roll, or Fanfold Paper Paper Loading Manual—Single Sheet or Roll Form Feed Modes No Feed Mode Fixed Page Mode End of Page Mode Interfaces USB Printer: USB “Mini-B” and IrDA (Using USB 1.
Standby: “Sleep” (externally powered, printer powered off): 20mA @ 14.4VDC (approx 1.15W). Battery Type and Rating NiMH, 14.4 VDC, 360mAH Battery Yield Over 100 pages per full 100% charge, tested at 68 degrees F (20 degrees C) with 5% print density per page.
For PocketJet 3 units sold in the U.S.A., the following document applies.
For PocketJet 3 units sold in the Europe, the following document applies.
For PocketJet 3 Plus units sold in the U.S.A., the following document applies.
For PocketJet 3 Plus units sold in the Europe, the following document applies.
For PocketJet 3 Power Supply units sold in the U.S.A., the following document applies.
For PocketJet 3 Power Supply units sold in the Europe, the following document applies.
Radio & Television Interference United States FCC Regulations This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
Canadian Regulations This digital device does not exceed the Class B limits for radio noise emissions from digital apparatus set out in the Radio Interference Regulations of the Canadian Department of Communications. Cet appariel numérique respecte les limites de bruit radioélectrique applicables aux appariels numériques de Classe B préscrites dans le Règlement sur le brouillage radioélectrique du Ministère des Communications.
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Chapter 8 - Ordering Information You can order the following supplies, accessories and replacement parts for your printer. Supplies • Cut sheet Pentax Quality Paper (100-sheet boxes): - Letter size - Legal size - A4 size • Rolls of Pentax Quality Paper (100 ft.): - Letter width - A4 width - Perforated paper • Fanfold Pentax Quality Paper - 1000 sheets per box Accessories/Replacement Parts Note: Depending on the kit, these items may be included, not optional.
• If you are outside the U.S., contact the dealer where you purchased your printer for information about ordering supplies, accessories and replacement parts.
Index A AC Adapter v, vi, vii, 2, 30-34, 46, 67 AC Cable vi, 30 AC Power v, vi, 2, 25, 34,46, 57 AC Power Outlet vi, 2, 25, 34, 46 Accessories 67, 68 Advanced Software Features 27 Auto-Off Timer 5, 11, 26 B Battery Charging vi, 2, 4, 5, 10, 25, 30, 34, 45-47 Connector 31, 33, 47 Compartment 31-33 Cover 31-33 Discharging 45 Error 46 Installation 31, 32 Life vi Overheating 32, 47 Recycling Information vi Removal 33 Tips on Using 34 Battery Removal Ribbon 32, 33 C CD, Driver viii, 7-9, 24, 27 Charge Mode 4,
Data Indicator 26, 53, 54 DC Adapter 25, 46 DC Supply 3, 26 Declarations of Conformity 57-63 Density Modes 27 Direct Thermal Technology vii, 55 Drivers, Printer/Software vii, 7-9, 29 Driver CD viii, 7, 8, 24, 27 Driver Installation 8 E Errors 48 Indicator Light Table 45,46 End of Page Mode 28, 56 EPOC 32 vii, 7 Extended Warranty viii F Fanfold Paper viii, 56, 67 Features Printer vii Advanced Software 26-31 Fixed Page Length/Mode 29 Form Feed Mode 12, 14, 27, 36, 56 G Green Data Indicator 26, 52-54 H HP
Maintaining the Printer 39 Making Prints Lighter or Darker 26 Manual Form Feed 4 Multipage Documents with Tearoff 30 N NiMH Battery vi, viii, 3, 54, 56 No Feed Mode 27, 29, 48, 57 No Feed Mode Extra Feed 27, 29 Non-Perforated Roll Paper 27, 29, 36 O Operation Panel 4 Ordering Information 67 Accessories 67 Replacement Parts 67 Supplies 67 Outdoor Use Warning v Overheating Thermal Print Head 47 Battery 32, 47 P Palm OS Systems vii, 7, 8 Pages Don’t Print 53 Pages Partially Printed 53 Paper Inserting 35, 50
Manual Install 8 Printer’s Exterior, Cleaning Printer Features vii Printing 25 Printing Solutions 7 Protecting the Printer 30 Psion 7 43 R Radio & Television Interference Canadian Regulations 65 European 65 United States FCC Regulations 64 RBRC vi Regulatory 57-66 Release Cover 35, 37, 38, 50, 51 Remove the Interface Connector 23 Removing the Battery 33 Replacement NiMH Batteries vi Replacement Parts 67 Resolution vii, 55 Roll Paper vii, 12, 13, 27, 29, 30, 36, 56, 67 S Safety Information v Self Test 4 S
V Variable Length Forms Vehicle Mounts 67 Vehicle Power vii, 3 29 W Warranty Information viii Warranty Registration viii, 7 Windows 2000 7, 27-30 Windows 3.
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