Why is communication via the interface not functioning on my CAB Label Maker?
If communication via an interface is not functioning on your CAB Label Maker, ensure the interface configurations of the printer and computer match. For an Ethernet connection, verify the IP address and subnet mask. Inspect the interface cable for damage and replace it if needed. If the interface has completely lost functionality, consider replacing the PCB CPU.
What to do if there is no display function on CAB Label Maker?
If your CAB Label Maker's display isn't functioning, first check the cable connection between the PCB CPU and the control panel. If the connection is secure, try replacing the control panel. If the issue persists, the PCB CPU may need to be replaced.
How to troubleshoot a peripheral device that is not functioning on my CAB Label Maker?
If a peripheral device isn't functioning with your CAB Label Maker, first check whether the device is activated via programming. Next, inspect the peripheral device itself for any issues. If problems persist, consider replacing the PCB CPU.
How to fix a CAB Label Maker when the medium is not transported?
If your CAB Label Maker is not transporting the medium, check the electrical connections between the PCB CPU and the motor. Also, inspect the drive mechanism. If these checks don't resolve the issue, consider replacing the PCB CPU or the motor.
What to do if my CAB Label Maker transports the medium but there is no print image?
If your CAB Label Maker transports the medium but there's no print image, check the plug connections at the printhead. Examine the printhead cable for any damage, and replace it if necessary. If the problem continues, you may need to replace the printhead or the PCB CPU.
Why am I getting a voltage error on my CAB Label Maker?
If you're encountering a voltage error on your CAB Label Maker, specifically related to the battery voltage on the PCB CPU, it might be due to the battery voltage being too low, in which case you should replace the PCB CPU. Alternatively, if the 24V is too low, check the voltage at the measurement point +24V (Fig. 15 on page 19): If the voltage is too low, replace the power supply unit; if the voltage is correct, replace the PCB CPU. Finally, if the 24V for the printhead is too low, check the voltage at the measurement point +24V TPH (Fig. 15 on page 19): If the voltage is too low, replace the power supply unit; if the voltage is correct, replace the PCB CPU.
General| Brand | CAB |
|---|---|
| Model | EOS2 |
| Category | Label Maker |
| Language | English |
Explains symbols for danger, warning, caution, and attention, guiding safe operation.
Details the device's intended purpose and clarifies improper use cases.
Covers electrical safety, environmental conditions, and handling precautions for safe operation.
Step-by-step instructions for loading label rolls into the printer.
Instructions on how to load the transfer ribbon correctly for thermal transfer printing.
Detailed steps for cleaning the printhead, including precautions.
Lists common error messages, their causes, and recommended remedies.
Addresses specific printing issues like ribbon creases, smears, or missing labels.
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