What to do if FARGO electronics PERSONA C30 shows Card Jam Error?
If your FARGO electronics Printer displays a 'Card Jam Error', it means the Card TOF Sensor isn't detecting card motion. First, look for a jammed card inside the printer. If you find one, clear it. You may also want to test the Card Sensor.
Why does my FARGO electronics PERSONA C30 say 'Card Not Fed Error'?
If your FARGO electronics Printer displays a 'Card Not Fed Error', it could be due to several reasons. First, check the card quality and loading. If the card is not being detected by the Card TOF Sensor 11 seconds after the initiation of a print job, check the card quality/loading. You can also try pressing the Cancel Print button on the Driver Monitor Error Display Message, or rebooting the printer by cycling the power. Other potential issues include the Card Feed Motor, Hopper Tray Spring Tension, or the Card Hopper Feed Roller not turning. In some cases, the Card Hopper Feed Motor may need to be replaced.
How to fix FARGO electronics PERSONA C30 Printer Ribbon Out Error?
If your FARGO electronics Printer displays a 'Ribbon Out Error', the Ribbon Sensor has detected the End Of Ribbon mark. Replace the Ribbon Cartridge.
What causes FARGO electronics PERSONA C30 Printer Ribbon Break Jam Error?
If your FARGO electronics Printer shows a 'Ribbon Break Jam Error', it means the Ribbon Supply Encoder Sensor has unexpectedly stopped receiving information from the Ribbon Encoder. Open the front cover and remove the Ribbon Cartridge. You can also try to repair the ribbon and wind up the take-up roll, replace the Ribbon Cartridge, or check that the Ribbon Encoder Sensor is securely connected.
Why does my FARGO electronics PERSONA C30 say 'No Ribbon Installed Error'?
If your FARGO electronics Printer shows a 'No Ribbon Installed Error', the Printer RFID Sensor isn't receiving a signal from the Ribbon. Verify that a Ribbon Cartridge is installed in the Printer. Also, remove the rear cover and check that the Ribbon RFID cable is securely connected. If the issue persists, consider replacing the Ribbon RFID Sensor.
How to troubleshoot FARGO electronics Printer Ribbon Sensor Error?
If your FARGO electronics Printer displays a 'Ribbon Sensor Error', it means the printer can't find the next panel on the Ribbon. Check that the Ribbon is in good condition and not wrinkled or broken. You can also try replacing the Ribbon Cartridge, using the Driver Calibration tab to calibrate the Ribbon Sensor, or replacing the Ribbon Sensor.
How to resolve Communications Errors on FARGO electronics Printer?
If your FARGO electronics Printer displays a 'Communications Errors', confirm that the system meets the minimum requirements. Also, confirm the correct installation of the Printer Driver and the Flipper Table Module Assembly. Determine the problem with printing from the application and whether there is adequate hard Drive space.
What does 'Invalid Ribbon Error' mean on FARGO electronics Printer?
If your FARGO electronics Printer displays 'Invalid Ribbon Error', the Ribbon installed does not match the Printer model. Verify that the Ribbon Cartridge installed is designed for the correct Printer model. Also, remove the rear cover and check that the Ribbon RFID cable is securely connected. If the issue persists, consider replacing the Ribbon RFID Sensor.
How to fix FARGO electronics Printer 'Wrong Ribbon Error'?
If your FARGO electronics Printer displays a 'Wrong Ribbon Error', the Ribbon installed does not match the Printer Driver information. Verify the Driver settings are correct. Also, remove the rear cover and check that the Ribbon RFID cable is securely connected. If the issue persists, consider replacing the Ribbon RFID Sensor.
Why is my FARGO electronics PERSONA C30 producing Blank Output?
If your FARGO electronics Printer is experiencing 'Blank Output issues', run a self-test. Also, look for an image on the Ribbon, adjust the placement, check the Printhead connections, and ensure that the proper voltage is being applied to the Printhead.
General introduction to the printer, its components, and its overall functionality.
Key technical details of the printer, including dimensions, power, and performance metrics.
Explains the printing technologies (Dye-Sublimation, Resin Thermal Transfer) used by the printer.
Identifies and describes the main physical components of the printer from the front cover to the USB port.
Step-by-step guide for setting up the printer, including location selection and initial checks.
Procedures for safely connecting the printer to a power source.
Detailed steps for loading and installing the print ribbon cartridge into the printer.
Guide on how to load blank cards into the printer's card hopper for printing.
Step-by-step guide for installing the necessary printer driver software on the computer.
Troubleshooting steps for resolving issues related to communication between the printer and the computer.
Guidance on diagnosing and resolving common errors encountered during the printing process.
Steps to fix the problem where cards are not fed from the hopper or multiple cards feed at once.
Options for configuring magnetic stripe encoding parameters like track selection and data format.
Detailed procedure for cleaning the printer's printhead to ensure optimal print quality.
Instructions for cleaning the platen and card feed rollers to prevent jams and ensure smooth card movement.
Critical safety warnings and precautions for performing board-level diagnostics and sensor testing.
Guide on accessing and using the Fargo Diagnostic Tool for printer testing and maintenance.
Step-by-step instructions for downloading the latest firmware from the Fargo website.
Procedures to put the printer into the correct mode for receiving a firmware update.
Steps to send the downloaded firmware file to the printer for installation.
Information and procedures for contacting Fargo technical support for assistance with the printer.
General introduction to the printer, its components, and its overall functionality.
Key technical details of the printer, including dimensions, power, and performance metrics.
Explains the printing technologies (Dye-Sublimation, Resin Thermal Transfer) used by the printer.
Identifies and describes the main physical components of the printer from the front cover to the USB port.
Step-by-step guide for setting up the printer, including location selection and initial checks.
Procedures for safely connecting the printer to a power source.
Detailed steps for loading and installing the print ribbon cartridge into the printer.
Guide on how to load blank cards into the printer's card hopper for printing.
Step-by-step guide for installing the necessary printer driver software on the computer.
Troubleshooting steps for resolving issues related to communication between the printer and the computer.
Guidance on diagnosing and resolving common errors encountered during the printing process.
Steps to fix the problem where cards are not fed from the hopper or multiple cards feed at once.
Options for configuring magnetic stripe encoding parameters like track selection and data format.
Detailed procedure for cleaning the printer's printhead to ensure optimal print quality.
Instructions for cleaning the platen and card feed rollers to prevent jams and ensure smooth card movement.
Critical safety warnings and precautions for performing board-level diagnostics and sensor testing.
Guide on accessing and using the Fargo Diagnostic Tool for printer testing and maintenance.
Step-by-step instructions for downloading the latest firmware from the Fargo website.
Procedures to put the printer into the correct mode for receiving a firmware update.
Steps to send the downloaded firmware file to the printer for installation.
Information and procedures for contacting Fargo technical support for assistance with the printer.
General| Print Technology | Dye sublimation |
|---|---|
| Print Resolution | 300 dpi |
| Card Capacity | 100 cards |
| Connectivity | USB, Ethernet |
| Operating System Support | Windows 7, 8, 10 |
| Power Requirements | 100-240 VAC |
| Print Speed | 150 cards per hour |
| Card Sizes | CR80 (85.6 mm x 54 mm) |
| Weight | 12 lbs |
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