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General| Print Resolution | 720 x 360 dpi |
|---|---|
| Ink Colors | Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black |
| Ink Cartridges | Individual ink cartridges |
| Color | Yes |
| Print Speed | Up to 103 mm/sec |
| Media Types | Roll paper, Fanfold paper |
| Interface | USB, Ethernet |
| Dimensions | 310 x 283 x 261 mm |
| Weight | 12 kg |
| Cutter | Auto cutter |
| Media Width | 25 - 112 mm |
Details the printer's support for various paper shapes, forms, and types.
Explains how printer status is checked via LEDs and LCD for error identification.
Highlights pigment ink's resistance to water, oil, and alcohol for durable labels.
Describes the automatic nozzle check system for stable printing and reduced maintenance.
Lists available manuals, download links, and introduces included software.
Explains how to check the product firmware and printer driver versions.
Contains essential safety information to ensure proper and safe use of the printer.
Details paper shapes (Roll, Fanfold) and forms (Plain, Label).
Lists usable paper categories and types that should not be used.
Provides detailed specifications for continuous, fanfold, label, and wristband papers.
Identifies and describes the function of the printer's front and rear external parts.
Identifies and describes internal components and roll paper guides.
Details the functions of the LCD, buttons, and dip switches on the printer's control panel.
Explains the purpose and connection of various ports like USB, LAN, DC-IN.
Outlines setup flow and guides on installing the printer driver.
Steps for physical printer installation and connecting power.
Procedures for installing ink cartridges and the maintenance box.
Instructions for attaching the paper ejection tray and configuring the LCD settings.
Explains the procedure for powering the printer on and off correctly.
Guides for checking ink levels and replacing ink cartridges or maintenance box.
Step-by-step guides for loading and replacing roll and fanfold paper.
How to check printer status, understand error codes, and perform self-tests.
Methods to access the printer driver from applications or the Control Panel.
Overview of driver interface and registering custom paper settings.
How to use borderless printing and uninstall the driver.
Guidance on creating and printing labels using Windows applications.
Example procedure for creating and printing label data using Microsoft Word.
Detailed steps for registering media definitions for label printing.
Recommended conditions and driver settings for borderless die-cut label printing.
Specific driver settings required for borderless printing of die-cut labels.
Information on buzzer specifications and configuring notification settings.
Explains auto nozzle check modes and their configuration for print quality.
Details on configuring network settings, including status checks and web version usage.
How to set up fatal error notifications and use the PrinterSetting utility.
Guides for adjusting paper feed, cut position, print start, and sensor calibration.
Adjusts paper feeding to correct white or black banding issues in printouts.
Corrects skewed or misaligned lines and blurred text by adjusting bi-directional printing.
Instructions for cleaning external parts, platen, auto cutter, and print head.
How to print nozzle check patterns and perform head cleaning.
Solutions for error messages appearing on the printer's LCD.
Guides users to identify and solve various print quality issues.
Solutions for errors related to paper feeding, ejection, and jams.
Troubleshooting steps for computer messages, connectivity, and power problems.
Overview of general, electrical, dimensional, and environmental specs.
Details specs for continuous, fanfold, label, and wristband papers.
Describes print/cut positions for various paper types and borderless settings.
Lists available consumables and options for the printer.
Recommends genuine consumables and notes usage restrictions.
Contains copyright, disclaimer notes, and trademark information.
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