What does EE Memory Error mean on FARGO electronics Printer?
If your FARGO electronics Printer displays 'EE Memory Error! RESUME=Retest', it means that the permanent circuit board memory is bad. Call for technical assistance.
Why is my FARGO electronics Card not working at all?
If your FARGO electronics Printer isn't working, ensure the power cord is securely plugged in at both ends and that the printer is turned on. Press the On/Cancel button to confirm power. The On and Ready LED lights should both be illuminated when the printer is ready. Also, make sure the printer cable is securely connected, as a missing or defective interface cable can cause the printer not to respond.
How to resolve 'Card Out/Not Fed' error on FARGO electronics Card Printer?
If the 'Card Out/Not Fed' message appears on your FARGO electronics Printer, it means either the card hopper is empty or the printer is unable to feed a card. Load more blank cards into the hopper. Press the Pause/Resume button to continue printing. If cards still won’t feed, ensure they are within the accepted thickness range of .010Ó to .060Ó. For thicker or thinner cards, adjust the Card Separator Flap. Clean the in-feed rollers if they are dirty and manually separate the cards if they are sticking together.
Why does my FARGO electronics Printer make prints with streaks?
If your FARGO electronics Printer produces prints with a thin streak or line along the card length, it may be due to dust on the printhead. Clean the printhead following the proper procedures. It could also be a scratch or burned-out element in the printhead, in which case you should contact your authorized reseller for printhead replacement information.
How do I fix printing that is cut off on my FARGO electronics Card?
If your FARGO electronics Printer is cutting off the printing or not centering it on the card, verify that the correct Card Size option is selected in the printer driver setup. If the Card Size option is set properly but the printing is still cut off or not centered, use the Calibrate/Image Placement option within the printer driver to precisely center the image.
Why does my FARGO electronics Printer beep before printing each ribbon panel?
If your FARGO electronics Printer beeps just before each ribbon panel is printed, print until the ribbon is gone and replace the ribbon when necessary.
What to do if FARGO electronics Card shows Mag-up Failed?
If your FARGO electronics Printer displays 'Mag-up Failed', it means the magnetic encoding head is unable to raise. Press Pause/Resume button to retry. If failure continues, verify that your printer has a magnetic encoding head, and check for any obstructions around the head. The magnetic head should be located directly beneath the last Card Feed Roller on the card output side of the printer.
How to fix Mag Verify Error on FARGO electronics Printer?
If your FARGO electronics Printer displays 'Mag Verify Error', it means the mag stripe was not encoded properly. Press the Pause/Resume button to resume encoding.
What to do if FARGO electronics Card says Wrong Ribbon?
If your FARGO electronics Printer displays 'Wrong Ribbon', it means the wrong print ribbon is installed. Check that you have the proper ribbon installed according to the Ribbon Type option selected in the printer driver setup window.
What to do if FARGO electronics Printer shows Print Cover Open?
If your FARGO electronics Printer displays 'Print Cover Open', it means the top cover is not properly shut. Check that nothing is blocking the cover from being shut and close the cover.
Explains dye-sublimation and resin thermal transfer printing technologies.
Lists advantages and unique capabilities of the 4200 Series Card Printer.
Outlines essential safety instructions to prevent hazards like fire or electric shock.
Provides guidance on selecting an optimal placement for the printer.
Advises on preventing moisture issues affecting print quality and printer function.
Details the process of unpacking and verifying printer contents and condition.
Instructs on connecting the power supply and turning the printer on.
Identifies key components and controls on the printer's front panel.
Guides users through the installation of the cleaning roller for optimal print quality.
Explains how to extend the card output drawer to catch printed cards.
Describes different ribbon types and their letter codes for printing.
Provides step-by-step instructions for properly loading the printer ribbon.
Details requirements for suitable cards and potential issues with certain types.
Guides users on how to load cards into the printer's hopper.
Explains how to perform a self-test to check printer functionality.
Details how to connect the printer to IBM-PC and Macintosh computers.
Instructions for installing printer drivers on Windows operating systems.
Guide for installing the print utility for enhanced performance on specific Windows versions.
Steps for installing printer drivers on Macintosh operating systems.
How to select the installed printer driver within the Macintosh Chooser.
Explains how to configure various printer driver options for optimal output.
Step-by-step guide for printing the first card after setup.
Instructions for installing the background print utility on Macintosh.
How to use the Backgrounder to print jobs while continuing foreground work.
Describes the status window for monitoring background print jobs.
Details the options available in the File, Admin, and Jobs menus for Backgrounder.
Troubleshooting common issues encountered while using the Backgrounder.
Lists the necessary supplies for performing printer maintenance procedures.
Procedure for cleaning the printhead to resolve streaks and maintain quality.
Advanced printhead cleaning method for persistent streaks using acetone.
Instructions for cleaning the exterior casing of the printer.
Procedure for removing dust and foreign particles from the printer's interior.
Steps to resolve a card jam within the printer mechanism.
Instructions for clearing a jammed or stuck ribbon.
How to clean the card feed rollers for consistent operation.
Procedure for cleaning the printer's drive roller to prevent jams.
Steps to clean and maintain the printer's cleaning roller.
How to adjust card guides for varying card widths for proper feeding.
Adjusting internal card guide tension for different card thicknesses.
Procedure to adjust the flap for preventing double card feeding.
Guide to understanding and resolving printer errors shown on the LCD.
Common issues and their solutions, including printing problems and connectivity.
Details of printer methods, resolution, colors, speed, dimensions, and more.
Customizing magnetic stripe encoding parameters for different tracks.
Diagram illustrating the physical layout of tracks on a magnetic stripe.
How to format and send data for magnetic stripe encoding.
Overview of printer's parallel and serial interface ports.
Pin assignments and specifications for the parallel printer interface.
Pin assignments and specifications for the Macintosh serial interface.
Explains the internal adjustment mode for printer settings.
How to enter and navigate the printer's internal adjustment menu.
Explains dye-sublimation and resin thermal transfer printing technologies.
Lists advantages and unique capabilities of the 4200 Series Card Printer.
Outlines essential safety instructions to prevent hazards like fire or electric shock.
Provides guidance on selecting an optimal placement for the printer.
Advises on preventing moisture issues affecting print quality and printer function.
Details the process of unpacking and verifying printer contents and condition.
Instructs on connecting the power supply and turning the printer on.
Identifies key components and controls on the printer's front panel.
Guides users through the installation of the cleaning roller for optimal print quality.
Explains how to extend the card output drawer to catch printed cards.
Describes different ribbon types and their letter codes for printing.
Provides step-by-step instructions for properly loading the printer ribbon.
Details requirements for suitable cards and potential issues with certain types.
Guides users on how to load cards into the printer's hopper.
Explains how to perform a self-test to check printer functionality.
Details how to connect the printer to IBM-PC and Macintosh computers.
Instructions for installing printer drivers on Windows operating systems.
Guide for installing the print utility for enhanced performance on specific Windows versions.
Steps for installing printer drivers on Macintosh operating systems.
How to select the installed printer driver within the Macintosh Chooser.
Explains how to configure various printer driver options for optimal output.
Step-by-step guide for printing the first card after setup.
Instructions for installing the background print utility on Macintosh.
How to use the Backgrounder to print jobs while continuing foreground work.
Describes the status window for monitoring background print jobs.
Details the options available in the File, Admin, and Jobs menus for Backgrounder.
Troubleshooting common issues encountered while using the Backgrounder.
Lists the necessary supplies for performing printer maintenance procedures.
Procedure for cleaning the printhead to resolve streaks and maintain quality.
Advanced printhead cleaning method for persistent streaks using acetone.
Instructions for cleaning the exterior casing of the printer.
Procedure for removing dust and foreign particles from the printer's interior.
Steps to resolve a card jam within the printer mechanism.
Instructions for clearing a jammed or stuck ribbon.
How to clean the card feed rollers for consistent operation.
Procedure for cleaning the printer's drive roller to prevent jams.
Steps to clean and maintain the printer's cleaning roller.
How to adjust card guides for varying card widths for proper feeding.
Adjusting internal card guide tension for different card thicknesses.
Procedure to adjust the flap for preventing double card feeding.
Guide to understanding and resolving printer errors shown on the LCD.
Common issues and their solutions, including printing problems and connectivity.
Details of printer methods, resolution, colors, speed, dimensions, and more.
Customizing magnetic stripe encoding parameters for different tracks.
Diagram illustrating the physical layout of tracks on a magnetic stripe.
How to format and send data for magnetic stripe encoding.
Overview of printer's parallel and serial interface ports.
Pin assignments and specifications for the parallel printer interface.
Pin assignments and specifications for the Macintosh serial interface.
Explains the internal adjustment mode for printer settings.
How to enter and navigate the printer's internal adjustment menu.
General| Print Technology | Dye sublimation and thermal transfer |
|---|---|
| Print Capabilities | Full-color printing, monochrome printing |
| Resolution | 300 dpi (standard), 600 dpi (high-resolution models) |
| Card Sizes | CR80 (standard), CR79 |
| Connectivity | USB, Ethernet |
| Encoding Options | Magnetic stripe, smart card (contact and contactless) |
| Dimensions | Varies depending on model |
| Weight | Varies depending on model |
| Operating System Compatibility | Windows |
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