Why does the print quality change between cards on my Entrust Network Hardware?
If the print quality changes from the previous card, it is likely because the ribbon type was changed while card jobs were still in the printer queue. To resolve this, allow all queued jobs to complete before changing the type of ribbon in the printer.
Why are there lines appearing on the cards printed by my Entrust Network Hardware?
If one or more lines appear on the card, it indicates that the printhead is either dirty or damaged. You should clean the printhead.
How to fix a loose network cable on Entrust Network Hardware?
To fix a loose network cable, reconnect the data cable to both the network port and the printer. After reconnecting, restart the printer.
How to fix color printing on top of black background issue with Entrust Network Hardware?
To resolve the issue where color printing on top of a black background does not print on the card, change the 100% black background to a color near black. This ensures that it prints using the YMC (color) panels of the print ribbon.
Why is part of the printed image discolored on my Entrust Network Hardware card?
If part of the printed image is discolored, it may be because the cards have fingerprints or other dirt on them, so handle cards carefully. It may also be caused by printing photos over signature panel residue, so design the card to avoid this. Another cause may be that the rollers are dirty or the card packaging contains debris, so run a cleaning card.
What to do if my Entrust Network Hardware printed card has small unprinted areas?
If the printed card has small unprinted areas, it could be due to several factors. Check the cards for scratches, and handle them carefully to avoid further damage. Ensure the cards meet the printer's requirements, as embedded particles, an uneven surface, or burrs on the card edge can cause this issue. Additionally, try running a cleaning card to address dirty rollers or debris from the card packaging.
Why is the printing blurred on my Entrust Network Hardware?
If printing appears blurred, it could be due to several reasons. First, ensure that the cards you are using have a glossy finish, as matte cards can cause blurring. Second, dirty rollers can also lead to blurred printing; try running a cleaning card to resolve this. Finally, a dirty printhead might be the culprit, so clean the printhead.
General| Print Resolution | 300 dpi |
|---|---|
| Card Capacity Input Hopper | 100 cards |
| Card Thickness | 0.76 mm |
| Card Sizes | CR80 (85.6 mm x 54 mm) |
| Connectivity | USB, Ethernet |
| Operating System Support | Windows |
| Encoding Options | Magnetic Stripe, Smart Card |
| Power Supply | 100-240V, 50-60 Hz |
| Supported Card Types | PVC, Composite |
| Print Capabilities | Single and dual-sided printing |
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