What to do if my CAB Printer prints a series of characters instead of the label format?
If your CAB Printer prints a series of characters instead of the label format, it might be in Monitor mode. To resolve this, exit Monitor mode.
Why is the print image blurred or missing in places on my CAB Printer?
If the print image from your CAB Printer is blurred or missing in places, there might be several reasons: * The printhead could be dirty. * The temperature might be too high; decrease the temperature via software. * You might have an unfavorable combination of labels and transfer ribbon; try using another ribbon type or brand.
What to do if my CAB Printer transports the label medium, but not the transfer ribbon?
If your CAB Printer transports the label medium but not the transfer ribbon, it could be due to: * The transfer ribbon being loaded incorrectly; check the course of the transfer ribbon and the orientation of the covered side, correcting if necessary. * An unfavorable combination of labels and transfer ribbon; try using another ribbon type or brand.
Why doesn't my CAB Printer stop when the transfer ribbon is done?
If your CAB Printer does not stop when the transfer ribbon is done, it is possible that direct thermal printing is selected in the software. To fix this, switch to thermal transfer printing in the software.
Why is my CAB Printer printing lighter on one side?
If your CAB Printer is printing lighter on one side, it could be caused by: * A dirty printhead. * The head locking system not being adjusted.
Why are there vertical white lines in the print image of my CAB Printer?
If you see vertical white lines in the print image of your CAB Printer, it could be due to: * A dirty printhead. * A defective printhead (failure of dots).
General| Brand | CAB |
|---|---|
| Model | a2+ |
| Category | Label Maker |
| Language | English |
Important information and instructions for safe operation and usage of the printer device.
Defines the proper purpose and limitations for using the printer device.
Crucial safety guidelines for operating the printer, including electrical and environmental precautions.
Guidelines for proper disposal and recycling of obsolete devices and components.
Steps and pin assignments for connecting the printer using a serial RS-232 cable.
Instructions for network connectivity using the Ethernet interface, including cable requirements.
Details on utilizing Raw-IP and LPD print services within Microsoft Windows operating systems.
Guide for configuring Windows printer settings to use specific print services like Raw-IP or LPD.
Procedure for connecting the printer using a USB interface, including driver installation.
Information on connecting the printer using optional interfaces like Parallel/Centronics, RS-422/485, and WLAN.
Overview of the offline menu's organization, including setting options and test functions.
Instructions on using the navigator pad to control settings and functions within the offline menu.
Explanation of the service key's function for accessing special service functions and enabling service mode.
Guide to configuring printer parameters using the operating panel, especially during initial setup.
Configuration of local settings such as country, timezone, daylight saving, date, and time.
Detailed settings for machine-specific parameters like printhead position, tear-off position, and cutter configuration.
Configuration of print-related settings such as heat level, print speed, transfer print, and label sensor.
Configuration of various printer interfaces including serial, Ethernet, WLAN, and keyboard settings.
Customization of the printer status line by selecting and arranging display widgets.
Setting up a PIN to protect configuration menus, memory functions, and firmware updates from unauthorized access.
Accessing and configuring printer settings through a web browser interface.
Details on using the 'Setup' tab on the printer website for parameter configuration in a tree structure.
Specific parameters for the Ethernet interface, including SMTP server, Raw-IP port, LPD, SNMP, and Time server settings.
Configuring system messages for SNMP or email notifications of status and error events.
Managing widgets displayed on the printer's status line via the web interface.
Information on available fonts and their parameters as displayed on the printer website.
Overview of installed hardware components and connected optional devices shown on the printer website.
Accessing online support and help resources via the printer website.
Introduction to the various test functions available for checking printer performance and status.
Displays essential status information of the printer, such as firmware version and operative time.
Prints a comprehensive status report of the printer's configuration and operational state.
Prints a list of available fonts, including their parameters and descriptions.
Provides a detailed list of the printer's hardware components and connected peripheral devices.
Displays information about accessible Wireless Access Points and the printer's WiFi connection status.
Checks incoming control sequences at the interface by printing them as text, useful for programming.
Prints a geometric pattern on a grid to assess the evenness of print quality.
Checks label detection by measuring and printing label sensor values in two diagrams.
Checks RFID power based on label position to find the best read/write position.
Displays a log of significant events such as hardware faults, firmware updates, and service counter resets.
Instructions for updating the printer's firmware via interface or memory medium.
Steps to copy new firmware from a computer to the printer using an interface connection.
Procedure for copying new firmware from a memory card or USB drive to the printer.
Lists and explains error codes that may occur during the firmware update process.
Resets the service counter, which tracks printer usage since the last service activity.
Guide for adjusting the label sensor to ensure accurate label detection and positioning.
Saves the current printer configuration to a memory medium for backup or transfer.
Loads a previously saved printer configuration from a memory medium.
Allows modification of the device designation for identification purposes.
Configures the interval for automatic printhead cleaning based on medium length.
Provides an overview of important status information related to Pay-per-Print services.
Instructions for loading PPP vouchers from memory media, interface, or FTP.
Details on establishing an FTP connection to the printer, including user credentials and access rights.
Outlines the folder structure for accessing and managing files on the printer via FTP.
Procedure for updating the printer's firmware using an FTP connection.
Lists compatible memory media types like CompactFlash, PC cards, and USB flash drives.
Instructions for inserting and installing external memory media into the printer.
Steps for formatting CompactFlash and PC cards to prepare them for use with the printer.
Describes the standard directory structure created on CompactFlash cards and USB drives.
Methods for writing data to memory media, including direct programming via data interface.
Accessing and utilizing memory media functions directly from the printer's offline menu.
Printing label descriptions saved on memory media using the offline menu function.
Printing an index of the files and information stored on the installed memory card.
Instructions for copying data between memory media, including precautions against data loss.
Deletes all data and reformats a memory medium, useful for resolving card errors.
Prints printer command sequences from label files found on memory media as text.
Steps for connecting an external keyboard or input device to the printer.
Overview of special key functions for external keyboards and their use in the offline menu.
Explains keyboard assignments and how to enter special characters based on country settings.
Lists special characters that can be entered using the [Alt] key, categorized by country.
Details on entering special characters using two-character sequences, including specific examples.
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