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Operators and Service Manual
Avery Dennison
SN
A
P
TM
500
Thermal Printer, Gen 1 an
d Gen 2
300dpi: 2/1 2/0
1/1 1/0
600dpi:
1/1 2/1
Gen 1
–
2 h
eads
Gen 2
–
1, 2, or
3 heads
05
631398 Rev
5.
2 02/
17
Original Instru
ctions
© 2017 Avery De
nnison Corp. A
ll rights reserve
d
028028
2
Table of Contents
Default Chapter
2
User's Manual-SNAP™ 500 Gen 1 and Gen
2
Covers Assembly - Gen
2
Table of Contents
4
Threading Diagrams - Gen
2
1 Introduction
9
2 Safety Instructions
10
3 Installation
12
Preparing for the Installation
12
AC Power Line
12
Location Considerations
12
PC Requirements
13
User Safety
14
Receiving
14
Unpacking
14
Removing the Printer from the Carton
14
Inspection and Inventory Checklist
16
Downloading Support Documentation
16
Disassembly and Disposal
17
Printer Description
18
Component Descriptions
18
Printer Configurations
19
Printer Setup
21
Attaching the Stacker
21
Attaching the Unwind Assembly
22
Mains Disconnect
22
Installing the Power Cord
23
Communications Cable Installation
24
Serial Cable
24
USB Cable
24
Networking Setup
25
BIOS Settings
25
Connecting the Networking Cable
25
Setting the Printer IP Address
26
Pcmate Platinum Software Installation
27
Printing a Test Label
27
Loading Supplies
27
Turning the Printer on
27
Selecting the Test Format
28
Printing the Test Labels
28
4 Operation
29
Loading Supplies
29
Installing Ink to the Top Ink Supply Station(S)
29
Installing Ink to the Bottom Ink Supply Station
32
Loading the Stock
32
Butt Splice
34
Threading Diagrams - Gen
35
Sending a Print Job to the Printer
37
Printing Labels
37
Printer Control Panel
37
Printing
38
Feeding the Stock
39
Errors
39
End of Day
39
Clearing Print Jobs
40
Using Pre-Printed Stock
40
Selecting the Sensor
40
Aligning the Stock to the Sensor
40
Option Menu System
41
Running Test Patterns
42
Setting / Adjusting Voice Button Volume
44
5 Making Adjustments
45
Print Head Adjustments
45
Adjusting Print Head Pressure
45
Adjusting Density (Darkness)
46
Adjusting the Stacker
46
Stacker Position
47
Stacker Angle
47
Platform Angle
48
Height of Stack - Stacker Sensor
48
Static Brush
49
Virtual Control Panel
50
Introduction
50
Changing Printer Settings in Pcmate
51
Print/Cut Adjust Tab
52
Selecting the Printer Language
53
Setting the Date and Time
53
Enabling or Disabling the Cutter
54
Selecting the Print Speed
54
Selecting the Flagging Mode
55
Selecting the Sense Mark Type
55
Setting the Default Transfer Type
55
Viewing the Life Counts
56
Firmware Version
56
Print Quality
57
Other Information on VCP
57
Web Server
58
Viewing and Changing the Printer Settings
58
Converting the DHCP Address to a Static Address
59
Resetting the Printer to DHCP Mode
60
Troubleshooting the Network Connection
60
6 Maintenance
61
Print Head Cleaning and Handling
61
Handling Techniques
61
Cleaning Procedures
62
Print Head Replacement
63
Lubrication
65
Rotary Knife Assembly
65
Removing and Replacing the Knife Assembly
66
Adjust the Knife Home Position
67
Knife Blade Cleaning
67
Cleaning Procedure
67
7 Service Adjustments
69
Tape (Web) Guide Position
69
Tape (Web) Guide Width Adjustments
69
Auxiliary Feed
69
Knife Shear Adjustment
69
Feed Assembly Adjustment
71
8 Upgrading the Printer Firmware
73
Introduction
73
Selecting the UPG File
73
Getting the UPG File
74
Getting UPG File Using D2Comm
74
Getting UPG File Without Using D2Comm
74
Performing the Upgrade
75
Unzipping the File
75
Upgrading through Pcmate
76
Upgrading through USB Flash Drive
79
Upgrading through the Webserver
79
9 Electrical Troubleshooting
83
Power up / Sign on / Communications
83
Tape / Ink Advance
86
Print
87
Cut / Stack
89
Printer Errors
90
10 Mechanical Troubleshooting
94
Tape
94
Ink
95
Print
95
Knife
95
Minimum Cut Length
96
Stacker
96
11 Appendices
98
Ink and Tape Transfer Types
98
Tape/Ink Transfer Types to Use When Not Found in Pcmate
100
Printer Specifications
102
Mini Web Guide Adapter
104
Programming Contrast Sensors
105
Using the Web Guide Hole Sensor
107
Warranty Policy
108
Service
109
Option Menu System Flowchart
110
12 Electrical Assembly Drawings
111
Electrical System Schematic
112
Harness Connections
114
13 Mechanical Assembly Drawings
115
Unwind Assembly - Gen
116
Unwind Assembly - Gen
117
Unwind Assembly - Gen
118
Guide Assembly - Gen 1 and
119
Guide Assembly - Gen 1 with Hole Sensing
120
Print Head Assembly - Gen
121
Print Head Assembly - Gen
122
Swing Arm Assembly - Gen
123
Ink Unwind / Rewind Assembly - Gen
124
Ink Unwind / Rewind Arbor Assembly - Gen 2
125
Ink / Unwind Motor Assembly - Gen 2
126
Feed - Drive Train Assembly - Gen 1
127
Feed Assembly - Gen
128
Knife - Drive - Nip Roller Assembly - Gen 1
129
Drive Assembly - Gen 2
130
Knife Assembly - Gen 2
131
Nip Roller Assembly - Gen 2
132
Short Feed Option - Gen 1
133
Covers Assembly - Gen 1
134
Covers Assembly – Gen 2
135
Fan Assembly - Gen 1
136
Electrical Components Assembly - Gen 2
137
Turn Bar / Stacker Mount Assembly - Gen 2
138
600DPI Machine Parts List - Gen 1
139
600DPI Machine Parts - Gen 2
140
Upright Frame Assembly - Gen 1
141
Stacker
142
Label Stop
143
14 Revision Record
145
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Language
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