To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the temperature in DNP Printer is too high?
If the temperature in the DNP Printer is too high, first verify that the surrounding temperature isn't excessively high. Also, make sure that nothing is obstructing the air inlet located at the back of the unit.
What to do if the thermal head temperature is too high in DNP CX-120?
If the temperature of the thermal head in the DNP Printer is too high, first verify that the surrounding temperature isn't excessively high. Also, make sure that nothing is obstructing the air inlet located at the back of the unit.
What to do if the temperature in DNP Printer is too low?
If the temperature in the DNP Printer is too low, raise the ambient temperature.
How to fix DNP CX-120 Printer initialization failure?
If the DNP Printer initialization has failed, check that the laminator unit is in ready status and that all cables are correctly connected between the units.
What to do if DNP CX-120 says ink mark is not found?
If the DNP Printer indicates that the ink mark is not found, check the ink ribbon for any faults.
How to increase the surrounding temperature of the thermal head in DNP CX-120 Printer?
If the surrounding temperature of the thermal head is too low, raise the ambient temperature.
General| Print Resolution | 300 dpi |
|---|---|
| Print Technology | Thermal Transfer |
| Print Speed (4x6) | 17.7 sec |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Interface | USB 2.0 |
| Weight | 12 kg |
| Memory | 64 MB |
| Power Supply | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Operating Humidity | 20% to 85% (non-condensing) |
| Print Sizes | 4x6, 5x7, 6x8 inches |
Identifies physical components of the printer's control panel, including LEDs and buttons.
Details the status indicated by each LED on the printer's control panel.
Explains the functions assigned to the printer's buttons based on press duration and status.
Describes the printer initialization process, including conditions and effects.
Compares Standard and Fine printing modes for YMC and K Resin, detailing time and quality differences.
Instructions for performing test prints directly from the printer without a host computer connection.
Outlines the layout and function of the Status Monitor software interface, including tabs and buttons.
Details how to view and interpret printer status information such as ink levels, card quantity, and firmware version.
Describes the visual indicators and meanings when the printer is ready to issue cards.
Explains how error codes are displayed and where to find details on failure types and corrective actions.
Lists various display messages and their corresponding operational statuses during printer functions.
Guides users through adjusting print density, mode, transfer level, and print position via the software.
Explains how to check ink status, lot numbers, card issuance counts, and thermal head usage.
Addresses situations where ink status is not recognized and provides troubleshooting for tag data errors.
Details how to view printer hardware, firmware versions, and optional unit configurations through the property screen.
Provides step-by-step instructions for updating the printer's firmware using the Status Monitor software.
Explains how to reset the count of issued cards to zero using the 'Others' screen.
Describes how to perform test prints from the 'Others' screen to verify printer functionality.
Step-by-step guide for installing the CX-120 Status Monitor software from the CD-ROM.
Instructions for updating the USB driver for the printer on Windows XP operating systems.
Instructions for updating the USB driver for the printer on Windows 2000 operating systems.
