Why do photos look faded from DataCard CE870 Printer?
If photos look faded when using your DataCard Printer, the image capture system needs adjustment. To determine optimal color settings, refer to the documentation for your image capture system.
Why does the printed card have small unprinted areas from DataCard CE870?
Small unprinted areas on cards printed with your DataCard Printer can result from: * Scratches on unprinted cards; handle cards carefully. * Embedded particles, an uneven surface, or burrs on the card edge; use cards meeting the printer's requirements. * Dirty rollers or debris in the card packaging; run a cleaning card.
Why is part of the printed image discolored on DataCard CE870 Printer?
Discoloration in printed images from your DataCard Printer can arise from a few factors: * Cards may have fingerprints or dirt; handle cards carefully. * A signature panel might be on the other side of the card; design the card to avoid printing photos over signature panel residue. * The rollers could be dirty, or the card packaging may contain debris; run a cleaning card and use cards that meet the printer's requirements.
Why is the printing very light on my DataCard CE870 Printer?
If the printing is very light on your DataCard Printer, there are several possible causes: * The print ribbon may be loaded incorrectly; remove and reinstall it correctly. * The card may have been previously printed and has a topcoat on it; use only new cards. * The printhead power might be too low; log in to the Printer Manager as a WebAdmin, open the Printer Settings > Print menu, increase the YMC Power setting, and click Set Current to save your changes.
What to do if one or more lines appear on the card from DataCard CE870?
If one or more lines appear on the card when using your DataCard Printer, it may be due to a dirty or damaged printhead. Clean the printhead to resolve this issue.
Provides an overview of the manual's content and purpose.
Identifies the target users and their responsibilities for operating the system.
Lists contact information for technical assistance for the Datacard system.
Details the physical parts of the printer component from top, front, and right.
Details the six input hoppers in the multi-hopper system for card loading.
Describes the cover used to access the multi-hopper system for loading cards.
Instructions for loading cards into a single hopper.
Instructions for loading cards into a multi-hopper system.
Procedures for cleaning the system in a single hopper configuration.
Troubleshoots issues related to the appearance of printed cards.
Lists and explains messages displayed on the printer's LCD panel.
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