To Next PageTo Next PageWhat does 'Ribbon Low' mean on my FARGO electronics HDP5000 single-side (PC Error Message No. 92)?
If your FARGO electronics Printer displays a 'Ribbon Low' message, it means the print Ribbon will soon run out. If printing a large number of cards, replace the Ribbon now or monitor the Printer until the Ribbon is gone and install a new Ribbon.
How to resolve 'EEPROM Corrupt' error (PC Error Message Nos. 38, 39, 40, and 144) on FARGO electronics HDP5000 single-side Printer?
If your FARGO electronics Printer displays 'EEPROM Corrupt', it means EEPROM restored with factory default values. If changes were made, then go into the setting values and reset these numbers.
How to fix 'Check Film' error (PC Error Message No. 244) on FARGO electronics Printer?
If your FARGO electronics Printer displays a 'Check Film' error, it means the film is not able to move correctly. Check for jams or breaks. Check for obstruction. If the problem persists, call for technical assistance.
What does 'Ribbon Tension' error (PC Error Message No. 98) mean on my FARGO electronics Printer?
If your FARGO electronics Printer displays 'Ribbon Tension', it means the Ribbon tensions may be out of range. Check and adjust the setting through the TOOLBOX under the Advanced Settings tab.
How to resolve 'Headlift Error' (PC Error Message Nos. 102, 103, 104, and 105) on FARGO electronics Printer?
If your FARGO electronics Printer displays 'Headlift Error', it means there is a problem with the Printhead Lift or Transfer Roller Headlift. Reset the Printer and try again. If this problem persists, call for technical assistance.
Why is my FARGO electronics HDP5000 single-side displaying 'Unable to Feed Card' error (PC Error Message Nos. 14 and 81)?
If your FARGO electronics Printer shows the 'Unable to Feed Card' error, the Printer is unable to feed a card from the Card Cartridge. Make sure there are cards in the cartridge, and that the cards are not stuck together or jammed, and that they are the correct thickness.
How to resolve 'Cover is Open' error (PC Error Message No. 46) on FARGO electronics HDP5000 single-side Printer?
If your FARGO electronics Printer is showing a 'Cover is Open' error, it means the cover was left open. Make sure that the cover is properly closed.
What to do if my FARGO electronics HDP5000 single-side Printer displays 'No Ribbon' error (PC Error Message No. 25)?
If your FARGO electronics Printer shows a 'No Ribbon' error, this means no Ribbon is installed in the Printer, or the Ribbon RFID tag is bad. Install the correct Ribbon and press the Resume button located on the Printer’s LCD display to resolve this.
How to fix 'Card Feed Stop' error (PC Error Message No. 137) on FARGO electronics Printer?
The 'Card Feed Stop' error on your FARGO electronics Printer indicates that the front cover was opened, which stopped the card transfer, or the pause button was selected. To resolve this, press Resume or Cancel.
What to do if my FARGO electronics Printer says 'Ribbon Out' (PC Error Message No. 91, 100 and 101)?
If your FARGO electronics Printer displays a 'Ribbon Out' message, it means the print Ribbon has run out. To fix this, install a new Ribbon and press Resume to continue.
General| Print Technology | Dye-sublimation / Resin Thermal Transfer |
|---|---|
| Print Capabilities | Single-sided printing |
| Print Resolution | 300 dpi |
| Input Hopper Capacity | 100 cards |
| Interface | USB 2.0, Ethernet |
| Memory | 32 MB RAM |
| Print Speed | 150 cards per hour (YMCKO) |
| Card Sizes Accepted | CR-80, CR-79 Adhesive Back |
| Card Thickness Accepted | 0.030 inches (30 mil) to 0.050 inches (50 mil) |
| Output Hopper Capacity | 100 cards |
| Power Requirements | 100-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz |
| Operating Humidity | 20-80% RH |
Explains how to navigate and utilize the user guide's resources effectively.
Presents critical safety warnings and precautions to ensure safe operation and prevent injury.
Details the operational sequences and boot-up processes for the HDP5000 printer and lamination module.
Provides crucial safety instructions and warnings related to printer specifications.
Introduces specifications, overviews printer models, and lists package contents.
Details regulatory compliances, agency listings, and FCC rules for the printer.
Lists detailed technical specifications including card dimensions, capacity, and colors.
Describes the printing technologies, dye-sublimation, and resin thermal transfer processes.
Details essential printer components like printhead, controls, ribbons, cards, and hoppers.
Discusses the types and importance of overlaminate materials for card durability and security.
Emphasizes critical safety instructions before beginning the printer installation process.
Introduces the installation guide and lists the necessary system requirements for the driver.
Guides on inspecting, unpacking, selecting a location, and handling potential moisture issues.
Details the procedures for loading consumables like ribbons, film, and cards into the printer.
Outlines the steps required to install the HDP5000 printer driver software on the computer.
Presents critical safety warnings for handling and installing printer accessories.
Explains how to use the security lock slot on the HDP5000 printer for physical security.
Details procedures for installing and removing Flipper and Lamination modules, including cover removal.
Presents critical safety instructions and warnings relevant to troubleshooting the printer.
Lists and explains printer error messages, providing causes and solutions in comprehensive tables.
Addresses common troubleshooting scenarios like communication, card feeding, encoding, and image issues.
Explains how to perform various self-tests to verify printer functions and image quality.
Introduces the Ethernet option, its features, and benefits for networked printing.
Lists system requirements and describes features like simultaneous printing and web page configuration.
Provides an overview of network services including Print Server, Web Pages, and Telnet Server.
Details SNMP interface and Telnet commands for printer configuration and administration.
Guides on accessing and using the printer's web pages for configuration and monitoring.
Presents critical safety instructions related to the card lamination module.
Provides an overview of the lamination module, its materials, and installation steps.
Provides critical safety warnings before performing printer adjustments.
Discusses optimizing print process for card stocks and selecting appropriate printer driver settings.
Explains how to perform a tape adhesion test to ensure proper film transfer.
Guides on accessing the Toolbox and configuring printer features, event monitoring, and language.
Details procedures for calibrating the lamination module, film, and ribbon for optimal performance.
Guides on initiating the cleaning routine and performing maintenance on printer components.
Allows adjustment of internal printer settings and restoration of factory defaults.
Lists necessary supplies for cleaning and presents critical safety instructions.
Details how to clean the printer's rollers to maintain print quality and prevent jams.
Outlines procedures for cleaning the interior, exterior, and printhead of the printer.
Explains how to replace the cleaning roller and clean the magnetic encoder head.
Guides on using the Card tab and Diagnostic button within the Fargo Workbench utility.
Explains how to configure fluorescent data using the Workbench utility and badge application software.
Outlines the steps for properly packing the card printer for transport or storage.
Guides on downloading and installing firmware updates to enhance printer functionality.
Provides procedures for contacting support and interpreting serial numbers for printer identification.
Provides information on accessing spare parts lists for the HDP5000 and HDP5000-LC models.
