How to resolve poor image quality on my FARGO electronics Printer?
To resolve poor image quality on your FARGO electronics Printer, clean the printhead and rollers. This helps remove any buildup that may be affecting the print quality.
How to fix ribbon wrinkle problems with my FARGO electronics Printer?
To fix ribbon wrinkle problems with your FARGO electronics Printer, ensure the ribbon is installed correctly. This can prevent wrinkles and ensure proper printing.
How to adjust image darkness on FARGO electronics Printer?
To adjust image darkness on your FARGO electronics Printer, modify the image darkness setting in the printer driver. This will help you achieve the desired print darkness.
What to do if card image is cut off or off-center on FARGO electronics Printer?
If the card image is cut off or off-center on your FARGO electronics Printer, reposition the card guide. This ensures the card is properly aligned during printing.
How to resolve pixel failure problems on FARGO electronics Printer?
To resolve pixel failure problems on your FARGO electronics Printer, replace the faulty printhead. This should eliminate the pixel failures.
How to fix excessive resin printing on a FARGO electronics Printer?
To fix excessive resin printing on your FARGO electronics Printer, adjust the resin print settings. This will help control the amount of resin used during printing.
How to resolve card surface debris problems on FARGO electronics Printer?
To resolve card surface debris problems on your FARGO electronics Printer, clean the card surfaces carefully. This will prevent debris from affecting print quality.
How to resolve the Flipper Alignment Error Message on FARGO electronics Printer?
To resolve the Flipper Alignment Error Message on your FARGO electronics Printer, recalibrate the flipper mechanism. This should correct the alignment issue.
How to resolve the Printhead Temp Error Message on FARGO electronics Printer?
To resolve the Printhead Temp Error Message on your FARGO electronics Printer, check if the printhead is properly installed. This can often resolve temperature-related errors.
What to do if I get a Program Exception Error on my FARGO electronics Printer?
If you encounter a Program Exception Error on your FARGO electronics Printer, restart the printer and try again. This can often clear the error.
Critical instructions for safety purposes related to potential death or serious injury.
Detailed table of LCD messages, their causes, and corresponding solutions.
Step-by-step procedures to diagnose and resolve communication issues between PC and printer.
Procedures to fix issues where two or more cards feed at once or no cards feed.
Detailed procedure for replacing the printer's main circuit board.
Steps to diagnose and fix ribbon alignment issues, including sensor testing.
Troubleshooting for print ribbon out, jammed, or broken messages.
Steps to address issues with the printhead failing to raise or lower properly.
Troubleshooting steps for printer pausing, potentially due to printhead fan issues.
Procedure for replacing the printhead assembly (Part 850102) and related components.
Steps to troubleshoot and resolve firmware upgrade failures.
Instructions for updating the printer's main and LCD firmware.
Steps to fix thin lines or scratches on cards by cleaning printhead and rollers.
Adjusting dye-sub intensity and image darkness settings for correct print density.
Steps to fix ribbon wrinkles by checking drivers, adjusting intensity, and ribbon tension.
Instructions for connecting the optional card lamination module to compatible printers.
Configuring ribbon type and color matching settings in the printer driver.
Settings for resin dither, printing sides, and image rotation.
General| Print Resolution | 300 dpi |
|---|---|
| Print Technology | Dye sublimation |
| Card Capacity | 100 cards (standard input hopper) |
| Card Thickness Accepted | 0.040" |
| Interface | USB 2.0 |
| Operating System Compatibility | Windows 7, 8, 10, Server 2008, 2012 |
| Card Sizes Accepted | CR-80 (3.375"L x 2.125"W / 85.6 mm L x 54 mm W) |
| Power Requirements | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
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