Why is the print out fuzzy on my Domino Printer?
If the printout from your Domino Printer appears fuzzy, the gap between the print surface and the nozzle plate may be too great. The print surface should be kept at the 1.5mm minimum distance; the farther away the print surface, the higher the degradation of the print out.
What to do if Domino C6000 plus control unit is not printing or print fades?
If your Domino Printer's control unit isn't printing, or the print fades and disappears, there are several potential causes: * The nozzle plate ship cap may be on. Remove it. * The header tank might be out of ink. Check the ink out indicator and replace the ink bottle if necessary. * There may be an issue with the control unit port. Check cable connections and ensure the QR plug is undamaged. If damaged, contact Domino for advice. * The header tank air vent valve could be in the closed position. Remove the control unit cover and open the vent.
What to do if keys are not responding on Domino C6000 plus?
If one or more keys are not responding on the Domino Printer keypad: * Ensure the correct key is being pressed, as some keys are not used in certain functions or menus.
How to adjust print position on Domino C6000 plus?
If the print is too far to the right or left on the print surface when using your Domino Printer, the delay setting may be incorrect. To resolve this, change the delay setting in the parameters menu.
How to fix print that is too large or small on Domino C6000 plus?
If the printout from your Domino Printer is too large or small, check that the message is set correctly in the message editor.
Why does the text look distorted on my Domino C6000 plus Printer?
If the text or graphics from your Domino Printer look distorted, compressed, or expanded, it may be because the speed of ink delivery is too fast or slow in relation to the speed of the conveyor. Adjust the speed under the parameters menu or install a shaft encoder.
Why is the print from my Domino Printer uneven?
If the print from your Domino Printer appears uneven or juddery, it could be due to: * The conveyor movement not being smooth or constant. Install a shaft encoder to compensate. * The control unit being subjected to vibration. Relocate the unit to an area with less vibration.
Why is my Domino C6000 plus printing the wrong date?
If your Domino Printer is printing an incorrect date code or sell-by date, there are a couple of things to check: * The system date may be set incorrectly. Change the system date under the main menu bar. * The message itself may be set incorrectly. Verify the message programming.
How to adjust print height on a Domino C6000 plus?
If the print is too high or low on the print surface when using your Domino Printer, it may be because the control unit is set too high or low in relation to the conveyor. To fix this, lower or raise the control unit assembly on the mounting bracket.
What to do if Domino C6000 plus Printer sensor misses items when counting?
If the sensor on your Domino Printer misses items when counting, consider the following: * The sensor lens may be dirty. Clean the lens with Domino cleaning agent. * The print surface may be too far away. Use an external sensor or guidance rails on the conveyor. * Print surfaces may be bunching up on the conveyor. Ensure there is a sufficient gap between surfaces.
Recommendations for safe installation, usage, and maintenance of the printer.
Specifications for the printer's remote print head, including dimensions and conduit length.
Specifications for the printer's control unit, including dimensions and material.
Specifications for the printer's base unit, including finish, dimensions, and weight.
Procedures for replacing the ink bottle in the printer.
Specific steps for replacing the ink bottle in a 200ml base unit.
Specific steps for replacing the ink bottle in a 2 litre base unit.
Guidance on connecting the printer's base unit and control units.
Details on making connections for the printer base unit.
Details on making connections for the printer control units.
Step-by-step instructions to power on the printer unit.
Procedure for priming the printer's print head(s) for optimal quality.
Steps to set up a print job, including positioning the printer.
Inserting message attributes like sell-by-date, time, and counts.
Detailed steps for entering sell-by-date information into a message.
Using real-time commands for time, date, and shift code insertion.
Adding box and pallet counts to messages, incrementally or decrementally.
Steps for generating and configuring bar codes for messages.
Steps for generating and configuring data matrix codes for messages.
Steps for generating and configuring QR codes for messages.
Adjusting parameters like speed, resolution, and delay for message quality.
How to adjust the print speed parameter to match conveyor speed.
How to adjust the print resolution (dots per inch) for quality.
How to adjust the message delay for proper positioning on the print surface.
How to adjust the magnification (width) of bar codes.
Adjusting bar code raster thickness for improved readability.
Daily cleaning and maintenance steps for the printer unit.
How to clean the printer's nozzle plate using the prime function.
Specific head cleaning procedure for the C6000V model.
How to mount the print head for horizontal printing.
Resolving issues with print height, position, quality, and orientation.
Troubleshooting ink leaks, weeping, and ink out warnings.
General| Print Technology | Thermal Transfer |
|---|---|
| Print Resolution | 300 dpi |
| Print Width | 53 mm |
| Connectivity | Ethernet, USB |
| Ribbon Width | 55 mm |
| Supported Media Types | Labels |
| Media Thickness | 0.05 mm to 0.2 mm |
| Operating Temperature | 5°C to 40°C (41°F to 104°F) |
| Weight | 22 lbs (10 kg) |
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