How to fix ‘RIBBON FAULT’ on Datamax Printer?
If the ‘RIBBON FAULT’ is showing on your Datamax Printer, make sure the ribbon is correctly installed and the printhead is latched. Check the ribbon hubs for anything blocking movement and confirm the ribbon core fits tightly on the Supply Hub. Also, ensure the media isn't slipping under the ribbon, which can happen if the ribbon and media aren't a good match.
What to do if my Datamax H Class prints labels and ribbon but no image?
If labels and ribbon advance normally on your Datamax Printer, but no image is printed, examine the used ribbon. If there is an image, verify the ribbon was loaded correctly with the inked side facing the media. Clean the printhead. You might also try flipping the ribbon roll on the Supply Hub. If there's no image on the used ribbon, the heat setting may be too low, so adjust it in your software or printer's menu. Also, the media and ribbon combination may be incorrect.
Why is my Datamax Label Maker not cutting labels?
If your Datamax Label Maker isn't cutting, there are a couple of potential reasons. First, the cutter cable might not be properly connected to the hinge plate jack. Ensure it is securely connected. Secondly, the cutter might not be enabled in your software or the printer's menu. You should verify your software settings and enable the cutter in the menu.
How to fix incorrect label size on Datamax Label Maker?
If the cut labels from your Datamax Label Maker are not the correct size, the label size may not be correctly set in your software or in the printer’s menu. You should change your software settings and the printer’s label size settings.
What to do if Cutter Fault is displayed on Datamax Label Maker?
If you see a 'Cutter Fault' message on your Datamax Label Maker, it could mean that the cutter cable isn't properly connected. You should connect the cutter cable to the hinge plate jack.
What to do if Datamax Label Maker is unable to capture feedback data?
If your Datamax Label Maker is failing to capture feedback data, consider the following: * Ensure that OPTION FEEDBACK (Host Settings) is enabled. * Verify a bi-directional cable is being used. * Confirm that BI-DIRECTIONAL (Communications) is enabled. * Check that your host device settings match those of the printer and that your software program is set to parse the received data.
Why Datamax Label Maker generates scanner fault as soon as printer power is applied?
If a Scanner Fault is generated as soon as power is applied to the Datamax Label Maker, it could be due to these reasons: * The scanner may be disconnected while Enabled. To resolve this, turn OFF the printer and ensure the Connector Cable is attached (look for the red glow on power-up). * Alternatively, change the MODE setting to Auto, or Disabled.
How to fix scanner faults on Datamax Label Maker so VOID is printed on faulted labels?
To ensure that the Datamax Label Maker prints 'VOID' on faulted labels, make sure that: * The FAULT HANDLING – LEVEL is set to VOID AND RETRY. * Sufficient text space exists by adjusting the VOID DISTANCE.
How to fix Datamax Label Maker when no faults are generated when scanning?
If the Datamax Label Maker isn't generating any faults during scanning, check these: * Ensure that the MODE is set to Auto, or Enabled. * Verify that the Connector Cable is properly attached (look for the red glow at power-up).
General| Print Method | Thermal Transfer/Direct Thermal |
|---|---|
| Interface | Ethernet, Wireless |
| Media Sensor | Reflective |
| Media Types | Labels, Tags |
| Resolution | 203 dpi |
| Media Thickness | 0.002 to 0.01 inches (0.05 to 0.25 mm) |
Introduces the Datamax H-Class printer and its capabilities.
Discusses factors for selecting direct thermal stock for printing.
Discusses factors for selecting thermal transfer media and ribbon.
Explains how to adjust heat and speed for optimal print quality.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the printer to a power source.
Details how to connect the printer to a host system via various ports.
Explains using SDIO cards and USB memory drives for storage and upgrades.
Step-by-step guide for installing the printer driver on Windows 2000.
Step-by-step guide for installing the printer driver on Windows XP.
Instructions for loading a roll of media into the printer.
Instructions for loading box-fed fan-fold or externally supplied media.
Instructions for using the internal rewinder option for label output.
Overview of the printer's control panel interface and its components.
Information on installing and using the Windows printer driver.
Guide to using the DMXConfig utility for printer setup.
Explains the printer's user interface and navigation.
Details the basic operational settings available in the User Menu.
Explains how to access and use the advanced settings and diagnostics.
Describes the available test and informational label printing options.
Lists and defines settings related to media type, sensor, and length.
Details settings for heat, print speed, and other print adjustments.
Lists and defines options like modules, sensors, and rewinders.
Tool for diagnosing problems and debugging label formats.
Performs printer option diagnostics and monitors test results.
Displays readings from various sensors within the printer.
Details recommended items, techniques, and schedules for printer maintenance.
Procedures for cleaning the printhead to resolve print quality issues.
Guide to adjusting printhead pressure for optimal print quality.
Instructions for adjusting the printhead leveling cam for even pressure.
Steps for setting and adjusting the media sensor for label detection.
Procedure for safely removing and replacing the printer's printhead.
Method for fine-tuning sensing parameters during media loading.
Procedure for calibrating sensors when 'Uncalibrated' is displayed.
Method for manual sensor gain adjustment when standard calibration fails.
Clears temporary host settings by holding the CANCEL key.
Restores factory default settings, equivalent to 'Set Factory Defaults'.
Resets defaults, clears calibrations, and custom adjustments. Requires recalibration.
Lists common errors during firmware updates and their solutions.
Steps for updating the printer's boot loader program.
Lists possible errors during font file downloads and their solutions.
Guide to resolving common printer issues and symptoms.
Explains messages for operator actions or printer states.
Lists low-priority messages for potential problems or config changes.
Lists high-priority messages indicating printer fault conditions.
Lists standard and optional features of the H-Class printers.
Details mechanical, printing, media, and communication specifications.
Describes available character fonts and their ASCII values.
Lists and illustrates supported barcode types and their formats.
Defines file formats storable via SDIO or USB Host ports.
Outlines requirements for creating custom menu languages.
Explains button functions for saving configuration files.
Datamax's warranty for the H-Class printer hardware.
Warranty details specific to the thermal printhead.
Steps to follow for warranty claims and returns.
Information on how to contact Datamax technical support for assistance.
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