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General| Print Method | Thermal Transfer/Direct Thermal |
|---|---|
| Max Print Width | 4.094" (104 mm) |
| Max Print Speed | 6 ips (152 mm/s) |
| Connectivity | Serial, Parallel, USB, Ethernet |
| Media Sensor | Reflective sensor, transmissive sensor |
| Display | LCD |
| Media Types | Labels, tags, tickets |
| Label Length Range | 0.25" (6.35 mm) |
| Operating Temperature | 41°F to 104°F (5°C to 40°C) |
| Resolution | 203 dpi (8 dots/mm) |
Essential safety precautions for printer operation and maintenance to prevent injury or damage.
Introduction to the I-Class printer, its purpose, and the manual's content.
Lists standard features of I-Class printer models in a comparative table for easy reference.
Details optional features available for the I-Class printer, such as cutters and network interfaces.
Procedures for safely unpacking the printer, checking contents, and identifying additional requirements.
Steps for physically installing the printer, including connecting power and interface cables.
Detailed instructions for loading roll and fan-fold media into the printer correctly.
Guidance on positioning the media sensor for accurate label detection and top-of-form sensing.
Procedures for loading ribbon for thermal transfer printing, covering CSI and CSO options.
Steps for performing quick calibration to fine-tune sensor settings for various media types.
Explains printer operation modes (Ready, Menu, Test) and control panel functions.
Describes prompts that may appear when accessing or exiting the system menu.
Configuration options for media type, sensor settings, and printhead maintenance.
Settings related to print quality, speed, and custom adjustments for optimal output.
Configuration of printer modules, file handling, and installed options like sensors and cutters.
Settings for configuration files, fonts, date/time, and operational parameters.
Configuration for serial, parallel, USB, and network interfaces for printer connectivity.
Tools for testing printer options, sensors, and interfaces to diagnose issues.
How to print a label to check and ensure print quality and visual aesthetics.
Printing a label that provides detailed printer database and configuration information.
Procedure to print a label for verifying thermal transfer functions using the ribbon.
Printing a validation label to verify the overall print quality of the printer.
Function to reprint the most recent test label or format received from the host.
Creating and printing labels with variable data populated via the control panel or keyboard.
Explains prompts, condition, warning, and fault messages displayed by the printer.
Procedures for calibrating the media sensor for optimal label detection (Standard and Advanced).
Procedures for resetting the printer to factory defaults or clearing temporary settings.
Adjustments for printhead leveling cam and burn line to improve print quality.
Step-by-step guide for safely replacing a damaged or faulty printhead.
Recommended cleaning intervals and methods for printhead, rollers, and other printer parts.
Instructions for updating printer firmware and software from ready or download modes.
Process for updating the printer's boot loader program using a serial connection.
Provides solutions for common printer issues, including general resolutions and specific error messages.
A diagnostic tool for analyzing data communication and DPL syntax errors by displaying raw data.
Covers bar codes, fonts, communications, electrical, environmental, mechanical, and printing specs.
Guidelines for selecting compatible media and ribbons to ensure optimal print quality and printer life.
Wiring diagrams and part numbers for serial interface cables for connecting the printer.
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