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Identifies the intended audience for the Bryce 30K Address Printer manual.
Details the available configurations for the Bryce 30K Address Printer, including models with and without a feeder.
Provides guidelines for selecting an optimal and safe location for the Bryce 30K Address Printer.
Step-by-step instructions for removing shipping protection from the printer's internal components.
Explains how to establish a connection between the Bryce 30K printer and a computer via the parallel port.
Details the procedure for safely connecting the printer's power cord to a grounded electrical outlet.
Describes how to connect an optional conveyor system using the printer's Teleco Connector port.
Instructions on how to turn on the Bryce 30K Address Printer and initiate the startup sequence.
Step-by-step guide for installing new ink cartridges into the printer's print head assembly.
Instructions for safely removing used or damaged ink cartridges from the print head assembly.
Guidance on how to prepare mail pieces, such as fanning and squaring, to ensure proper feeding.
Information on various media types compatible with the printer and their specific handling requirements.
How to adjust print head height to ensure optimal print quality and prevent smearing.
Steps for adjusting the entry rollers to properly guide media into the printer.
Instructions for positioning exit idler assemblies to prevent media twisting or movement during printing.
Covers vertical, horizontal, and bank alignment for accurate print output.
Instructions on relocating printer wipers to avoid ink smearing or paper jams.
Tips on using cartridge capping assemblies to maintain print quality and prevent nozzle clogging.
Discusses factors like computer memory and software that can impact printing speed and quality.
Recommendations for correctly positioning the feeder and media path for optimal feeding.
Identifies key components of the Bryce Feeder Assembly for assembly and troubleshooting.
Explains the meaning of different LED states on the feeder for operational status.
Step-by-step instructions for physically connecting the Bryce Feeder Assembly to the printer.
Guide for installing the Feed Ramp Assembly onto the Feeder, ensuring proper media alignment.
How to adjust the H-Block spacing for different media types to prevent misfeeds.
Instructions for adjusting the sliding fences to trap media correctly between the inner and outer fences.
Guide for positioning the media support wedge to ensure correct media feeding angle.
Instructions for setting up and using the feed ramp extension to accommodate longer media.
Details the printer's control buttons and LCD display for operation and setup.
Overview of the Main Menu structure and its primary functions for print formatting and job information.
Settings for adjusting horizontal and vertical positioning of print on the media.
Options to select print quality levels (Executive, Letter, Draft, Super Draft) affecting speed and ink usage.
Settings for altering font characteristics such as typeface, size, width, and style for printing.
Options for setting up USPS Postnet barcodes, including location, digit count, and bar width.
Functionality to re-print recent records or clear the printer's memory buffer.
How to save and load printer configurations as job presets for quick task setup.
Adjusts the duration the conveyor remains active after printing to prevent smearing.
Options to save and print redundant graphics or text as an overlay on each piece.
Cleans ink jet nozzles to restore print quality by firing ink onto the media.
Resets the ink level indicator after installing new cartridges to prevent blinking red LEDs.
Accesses printer configuration settings for optimal operation with computer software.
Configures 5-volt DC signals for feeders to control media feeding based on printer status.
Adjusts the printer's transport belt speed to influence drying time and media handling.
Configures printer pauses to create gaps between batches for mail sorting and bundling.
Options to keep print heads from drying out and automatically clear nozzles during operation.
Adjusts media gap for feeding glossy or short media, affecting throughput.
Accesses advanced functions for print head alignment, sensor testing, and display diagnostics.
Critical procedure for aligning print heads vertically and horizontally for optimal print output.
Checks the mechanical and electrical operation of the printer, including motor and sensor functionality.
Verifies the LCD display's proper functioning by scrolling test characters.
Comprehensive chart listing common printer problems, their causes, and recommended solutions.
Troubleshooting guide for issues specific to the Bryce Feeder Assembly, including common errors and fixes.
Outlines essential periodic cleaning tasks for sensors, belts, and print heads for optimal performance.
Instructions on cleaning print cartridge nozzles with a cloth or alcohol to maintain print quality.
Procedures for cleaning the photo sensor eye to prevent media misfeeds caused by dust buildup.
Guide for cleaning transport belts and rollers to remove ink buildup and ensure smooth media movement.
Detailed steps for removing and replacing worn tires on the feeder assembly for consistent media feeding.
Explains how PCL 5 commands are used to control printer functions and create custom formats.
Comprehensive list of PCL commands for controlling printer features like page size, margins, and fonts.
Details the pinout and signals for the standard 36-pin Centronics parallel interface cable.
Explains the use of the accessory port for connecting peripherals like conveyors or Bryce Pulse Boxes.
Information on using Windows drivers for graphics and TrueType fonts with the Bryce 30K printer.
Guidance on selecting and configuring printer drivers for Microsoft Windows operating systems.
Examples and instructions for integrating the printer with common software applications like Access and Word.
Explains the printer's capability for printing USPS Delivery Point Bar Codes (DPBC) and NAIC certification.
Details the PLANET Bar Code standard, its applications, and how it's used for mail processing.
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